IF
You
Are
Looking
for
a
Walking
Oxford
With
Style,
Plus
Quality
At
a
Reasonable
Price
Try
a
Pair
of
"Miss
Atlanta"
These
shoes
are
built
to
our
own
specifications
and
we
can
guarantee
absolute
satisfaction
with
every
pair.
Priced
$4.45
an"
S3.95
Sole
Agents
for
Hartt,
Onyx,
Jack
and
Jill
Shoes
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
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Home
of
Good
Shoes
,
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
Managing-Editor
fAILY
EDITION
Member
o.
Audit
Uureak
ot
Circulations
EDITORIAL
anese
have
been
forced
back
with
very
considerable
losses
hut
it
is
difficult
to
ascertain
how
great
those
losses
have
STILL
PICKING
ROSES
Vfinna
Pnno4
nAfinlp
nrp
still
nipkino;
roses
and
so
are
down
:hflnw
the
freezing
point.
v
"Wo
know
in
our
hearts
our
good
fortune
and
when
wo
t""
oven
,n'l'tt6
About
it,
we
readilv
admit
it.
flower
of
liberty
bloom
more
brightly
than
in
this
demo
GOOD
SHOW
Canadian
And
nv
DAViMr
French
Mingle
boxing
Iln
BY
TROOPS
between
Sergeant
Donaldson,
Medical
Corps,
155
pounds.
Fusilier
Hayes,
155
pounds,
Hayes
winner.
'
Sergeant
Rothwell,
Fusiliers,
170
CHINA
STILL
ACTIVE
FORCE
Jpounds.
vs.
Fusilier
Borden.
170
China
is
still
an
active
force
and
is
not
accepting
the
,pJ2jerRSw"
mounds,
vs.
Japanese
puppet
government
recently
set
up.
Among
the
Fusuier
Ewbank,
iea
pounds,
draw,
most
active
enemies
of
the
Japanese
are
the
so-called
Com-
corp.
Andrews,
Fusiliers,
149
!ofn
rr,n
ovn
fwwmorjitin
a
with
Chinnp-
Kai
Shek
in
Paunds,
Lance
Corporal
Silver-
i.-..!..-.
-..i.
i.i
oi,v.o.v.
no
tVin
.Tan.
!
ihorne,
im
pounus,
araw,
uiiviuu
umv
ic
v-umuiuii
uv
.i
wmmv,iw..
w.w.
--j-
sergeant
Crabbe,
Scottish,
vs
Private
Cathy,
Scottish,
draw.
An
amusing
blindfolded
boxing
been.
The
Japanese
assert
their
losses
have
been
nominal
'bout
between
Puuiers
Stoddard
only
a
few
hundreds,
but
the
Chinese
pay
the
losses
haverddBrow
rouded
out
th.bxln
run
into
many
thousands.
In
any
event,
it
seems
as
if
the
j
Referees
were
Corp.
R0binson
of
invaders
have
been
losing
their
grip
in
southern
China,
the
Medical
corps
and
Fusilier
Chinese
government
circles
say
there
is
now
no
Com-
Johnson
with
sergeants
Akehurst
munism
in
China.
Others
declare
there
is
but
they
admit
.J
'
'Jjgf,
tJ
that
most
of
the
Chinese
do
not
know
what
Communism
keeper..Tne
seConds
were
Fusiliers
means
and
they
have
never
heard
of
Karl
Marx.
At
any
irwin
stoddard
and
Brown
and
rate,
the
country
is
fairly
well
united
against
the
Japanese.
Private
McDonald
of
the
Scottish.
.
:
The
collapsible
ring
was
prepared
THE
NEW
PUPPET
GOVERNMENT
Jr
J
Srinn
.,
,
.
,
m
i.
.hows
which
the
militia
plan
on
The
new
puppet
government
was
set
up
in
China
by
staging.
Ropes
and
some
of
the
ac-
tlie
Japanese
in
the
hope
O
f
Uniting
that
part
coutrement
were
loaned
by
the
of
the
country
which
they
control.
This
government
is
Moose
Lodge.
thought
to,
be
the
tool
of
Japan
but
with
the
Chinese
noth-"
f.
mulcal
Prof
am
lncIudetd
.
V'i
selections
consist
.
by
an
orchestra
.i
,i
c:
tt
ing
is
certain.
tt
He
may
i
be
like
the
new
ruler
of
Spain.
Hc,ln(?
of
Unce
CorDOra,
Nuttal,
and
mav
not
be
as
submissive
as
was
expected.
You
never
can
Fusiliers
Poitras
and
Butler
of
the
be
quite
sure
of
yourself
in
the
Orient.
The
Orientals
sometimes
acquiesce
with
reservations.
Irish
ard
Private
Bartholomew
0f
the
Med
lea
j
Corps
nd
by
the
bugle
and
drum,
band
of
he
Fusiliers
as
well
as
tle
pipe
and
drum
band
of
the
Scottish.
Sons
were
con
tributed
by
Fusilier
pavles
And
the
residents
of
other
coast
points.
Here
is
an
editorial!
Private
.Harry
watkns
of
the
artielp
It,,
from
a
recent
vviiv
issue
of
v
an
Alberni
j
paper:
i
ST1-
Poitras
and
Tln
monologues
,
by
T'
Fusi
,
er
"There
was
brought
to
the
offices
of
'this
newspaper
'Joha,on
Corp
Johnston;
of
ihe
this
week
a
red
rose.
Fragile,
beautiful,
full
of
the
spirit
uiah
artf
Reg
Kings,
of
snrine
it
had
been
clipped
in
a
Port
Albemi
garden)
.cioni
speaks
earlv
in
the
week.
We
ourselves
have
seen
other
roses
Lieut,
col
ji.
d.
.Johnston
m,c.
blomincr.in
gardens
of
the
Albemis
as
gracious
and
gentle
y.D;,
the
are
commander,
was
no
fV.la
on,l
uro
hrxua
fTinnrrhf
u;
tVi
n
fpolinrr.nf
hiimhlp
nnn
-
.cauea
upon;
to
speak
brieiiy.
He
oin'
of
the
harsh
words
with
which,
at
times,
we
have
des
crihed
nur
wet.andsunless.days
of
the
past
two
months.
complimented
the
committee
on,
the
excellent
program,
the
show
i
having
reflected
credit
upon
them.
'The
roses,
really,
are
a
quiet
admonition
to
us
to
look
(The
greatest
hardship
of
this
war.
around
and
wo
our
wealth
hefore
wo
criticize
the
incon-'lhe
cQipnei.sa.id.
was.
turning
out.
vrnionrns.
Wo
do
not
liRc
the
rain
with
its
constant
pelt-
?
be
bpMred
fHb
.
.
like
h
i
.i
i
.I
i
i
i
i
i
jWere
many,
mself,
who
d
d
in
-
nnrl
i-nor
floods
in
the
low
lying
arras
and
its
mud;'not
ex'
pwpu(J
nQ.
dvmo-
nf
feet
and
spattering,
of
silk
stockings
and
solid
more
action
.than
tp
be
sittingj
male
wear.
jarourd
,at
.Prloce
Rupert.
A
few
"We
do
not
like
this
phase
of
our
climato.
but
we
d0ianecdoteS
qt
w
qwo
experiences',
like
thw;
we
e
proud
to
see
them
blooming
so.
anl
wSsS!
Nn
visit
from
the
district
officer
com-
"Whv
not
then,
think
about
other
things
in
the
same
T
for
their
"'"V
units.
At
War
Dinner
LONDON.
January
29
(Canadian
o
i
ii.
i
j
c-i
i.
-
vi.ki
Pr.i
Panartlnn
nnri
French
unl
KITSEGUKLA
Miss
Violet
P.
Wesley,
y
ungest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Edward'
Skating
is
now
being
enjoyed
nightly
at
the
village
of
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
v-
mm
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Spckeye
.PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Picked
by
.the
nlv
nalmnn
rannlnc
rompanj
,yth
,n
all
thf!
year
rouid
payroll
Ln
Hrlnr
Kuprt
v,.
u..-ITy,.Mrirlt.m,
in
4hhuhs
miv.
Wi
Recalled,
by
UoJ.
Jflhnston.
We
men-.Tn
4Un
,v.
Aide
imt
Viunder
iiirie
I
Cpinfin
where
the
temnerature
has
long
since
sneJiked
iar
tioned
the
likelihood
of
an
wlVlUn,
'
h",t,''
'Mimgton,
v.
j.
a.i
"
""""
-""",9,
aur
No.
7,
Star
No.
8.
Star
No.
J
I
wnv?
(Letup
look
about
us
at
theso
Albornis:
ves.
and
bei
Aio
during
the
evening
ser
nnd
to
nrnud
Victoria,
bustling
Vancouver,
over
the
snow
f"1
?lmmi
ot
tne
9ana
.
'
'rlllli
iimii
Uniiil
er
r
ra
ttV
n
I
nni
v
irht
nornaa
mil.
lnm
n
mn
'
vwif,
cratic
land
of
ours,
our
Canada."
try
a
classified
Ad,
.MIVKKAL
ACT
To
IMInciufut
Co.hwntri
WHEREAS
there
fcre
ownen
other
mandlng.
General
Stockwell,
and
't
orZr
Tn
rTnll
urged
upon
the
men
the
import-
t
the
str
no.
i,
star
No.
2,
Bur
Innrp
nf
mnHnir
nH
imnccinn
No.
3.
Star
No.
4,
Star
No.
A.
tr
No.
unu
.BUr
No.
10
Mlnrtl
ClaUnt
attuaUl
on
Ui
(iTth
i40
of
porcher
lland
In
ChUnuire
fuMage
atxnit
WO
ft
frum
th
lxch'
In
tha
Skeetia
Ulnlrit"
iluQllnir
nr.
.vnlnir.
ral
TAKE
NOTICE
UlHJ,
UnlTIW
JOU
d3
n,r
InolSno-
utp
cp
f
Vinsfl
ntW
rnsPS
nf
niir
nntfnn
7"
?,'rl
TT'T
:.
W
ium
00
daya
from
th
date
hert-
uv'in
"
n
t
v
...w.m..
ttt
wuiguijr
m
wfuvu
c
of
wio
rum
of
115370
Dein
roijr
the
nrrnoinUS
flowerings
Of
Democracy,
Which
although
the
been
transferred
as
a
machine
gun
PJ010"
V;""
ibIb1
social
MK'.Ull
vptem
Vieill
mav
lllilv
UMUl
aggravate'
UViUU
uh
MO
;ond
iHUVI
inconvenience
illWUIl
VCIUCIICe
us
U
instructor,
""
was
heard
from
briefly.
0,2?
'wixTtiV,
'.
.
manv
tinier
vet
d
pep
it
hot
provide
us
Avith
that
greatest
'.?nqnf.t(h
yiB
m
-vile
CJU3IUK
uiciuciius
01
u.
V
ivm,
vnvpvir
t
.
ujqvwrr
wiwi
was
the
presentation
-V
."J"
"And
we
know
when
we
think
about
it
even
a
little.bit.'.ners.
umrai
cumu
ahaii
t.
torwtea
m
ii.i
f
,.,n
,.,t,n
o'
!
bwwi
vwtwt
m
tha
inMierignd
who
uiuu
vvuu
III
UIK
-wiiiws
wi,
iiuYvjiuti;
van
hui
uuun
kino
ha,
made
the
required
eipenditurta.
n
iTPtl
a
Dr4ru.
nirrt
H
ft
f
n
la
If
you
nave
something
to
swap
flth
d,
of
Juir.
1939.
K.
fl.
BETINKT.
LOCALS
IN
'Native
School
On
'FLY
OVER
!
HOOP
WIN
vest
Coalt
Burns
I
OLD
LAND
Children
March
Out
of
lllaMI
Scored
Nice
40
to
25
Victory
Over
structure
at
Anou,att.ov,
of
..-..t.Tl
...
-
Tk.lp
Ftrcl
Vtp-
i
tory
of
Alaskan
Tour
ilMWI,IWMlW0ui
-'v
....
"
1
ATintTQA-r
T
iPPIThl.
At
Armory
by
Various
Units
of
forms
mingled
nere
yesieraay
SUmdard
0Iers
of
Prmce
Rupert
'":":":'.;7-j-'
:
nrruVA
.lin.
51-
(f!P
uutW..c
CtC.,
..-
-
.
...i..
-
on
the
floor.
Domlnato
and
Bevnon
for
the
ev-
surveys
oi
me
mosi
vwrv
of
ceremonies
busier
Hlnkleman
and
El-
xL
was
Corn.
Husk
of
the
Irish
Proposed
routes
for
the
British
Co
-
f'f
JVtvF-
TOKYO.
January
29-Agalnst
the
p.m,r
.umbla-AIaska
Highway
will
be
made
h
"
-
V
potrtblllty
of
United
States,
the
The
program
of
boxing
events
this
summer
to
try
to
get
around
t"n"'
a
"
veral
high
mountain
passes.
Hon.
"
was
a
good
one.
Indicating
that
W'Cf
there
Is
some
real
pugilistic
talent
Charles
Stewart,
chairman
of
the)
"
gJ2irtMnrtl
s.
Iwv.
among
the
soldiers
here.
The
con-
Canadian
commission
l
"'iXatoToTi
lesianis
were
mavenea
largely
uc-
-
stilM
fntnl
in
cortiJi
to
weishls
and
inch
ot
tht
consld.red
by
thelolnt
MmmlsBloni
"VSl!;;
Ketchikan
seven
bouts
was
well
foueht.
On
nere
lnls
wees.
ine
route
on
wnicn
of
Uom
Hazelton
and
In
which
Prince
expressed.
There
was
plenty
ac-
The
Bouts
The
bouts,
all
three
two-minute
round
affairs,
were
as
follows:
Signaller
Penny,
130
pounds,
vs.
'
Fusilier
Knight,
126
pounds,
draw.
Monday,
January
29,
1940.
Lance
Corporal
Allan,
Scottlsh.J
pounds,
vs.
Fusilier
West,
160
'prmnHg
Allan
winner.
Hockey
Scores
SUNDAY
National
League
Canadlens
1;
Toronto
3.
Pacific
Coast
League
Vancouver
4;
Seattle
2.
SUNDAY
National
League
Boston
2;
Detroit
4.
Americans
2;
Rangers
4.
Canadlens
1
;
Chicago
8.
Little
Barbara
Teng,
who
I
-1
M
k.
a
t
iiauica
a
iraciurea
sxuu
ai
base
as
well
as
lacerations
and
Icontusslons
when
struck
by
an
au-
.tomoblle
on
Sixth
Avenue
nearEb-
erts
Street
last
Friday
evening,
was
reported
toda
yto
be
resting
as
comfortably
as
could
be
expected
and
progressing
favorably.
Hlnkleman.
5:
Elliott.
Phillips.
4;
Northrup.
5;
Bussan-
the
part
of
the
audience
there
was
m
surveys
are
to
be
made
"
.'"7',
m,,rh
much
enthusiasm
enthusiasm
whirh
which
was
was
freelv
frpelv
is
w
assumed
assumea
to
10
be
oe
that
mai
running
running
north
1C"'
a;
lolr'
a-
Having
been
delayed
by
wenther.
the
local
team
was
unable
to
get
home
yesterday
but
Is
expected
this
afternoon
or
evening.
NEW
YORK
WHEAT
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
29.-
Wheat
prices
were
unchanged
to
c
hmh
er
on
the
New
York
market
Satur
day
with
May
dosing
at
99
-
tUSSFll8
;
i
1
FOll
SALK.
FOR
SALE-
Cary
safe
in
good
condition.
Apply
Daily
News
tf
MIS'!
LOST
Green
side
gate
of
truck,
phone
Home
OU
i26i
WANTED
WANTED
Live
marten.
Quote
'
,
price.
3625
Nelson
Ave..
New
Wsjt
minster.
B.C.
i27i
Wesl
y.
has
been
taen
from
Kit-1
WANTED
Girl
with
experlenee
fori
zegukla
to
th
Hazelton
Hospital
t
housework,
rond
c
childrtn.
Bax-1
after
having
been
sick
in
bed
at
i
28,
Dally
News.
tf.
her
home
for
five
months.
...
I
,
WANTED
Furnlsh'd
house
or
a-
par
mer.t.
Ap
ly
Lieut
D
S.
011-lls
Fortrea
Headquarters.
20
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zar'ltJ
Proprietor
-A
IIOAU:
AVAV
Flt)M
HOME"
Rates
11.00
up
0
Roomj
Hot
i
uld
Watei
Prince
Rupert.
BC
Phone
Zfll
p,.
Knx
t
NEW
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ANNEX
Second
Avenue
Housekeeping
Apartments
(Hot
Water
Heated)
Mrs.
C.
E.
ISlack,
Proprietress
(Central
Hotel)
IDORA
Roller
Rink
paJly
Sessions
3
00
to
4:30
Children
Q
OOto
8
30
AdulU
8
30
to
11:00
Ueginners
Glvep
Special
A,tttnpn
COAL
fjr.ahi
Feed
Sccda
pnd
J,,ertili.er
IRINCK
RURKRT
FEED
CO.
PhonM
ftl
and
ASS
Prineipal
source
of
supply
at
pre
sent,
declaring
an
embargo
follow
ing
the
termination
of
the
United
States-Japan
agreement.
Japan
is
negoiatlng
with
Mexico
for
oil
Nails
Itenew
Their
Vtll
to
North
of
Kmland
and
Shetland
Inlands
LONDON.
January
29
Canadian
Local
Garrison
Area
when
General
A.
O.
L.
McNaugn-
..-r,
a
ln
tnelr
AlaiUa
"
"
rflr":.
Drc-aerman
planes
flew
ton.
commander
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