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advertisement
is
not
punished
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
TERRACE
There
was
a
threat
of
serious
fire
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stanley
Brooks
on
Tuesday
when
smoke
was
seen
Issuing
from
the
roof
at
3
o'clock
in
the
afternoon.
Many
helpers
were
soon
at
the
scene
and
with
a
chain
of
buckets
the
outbreak
was
extinguished
without
much
delay
but
only
just
In
time
to
save
the
building.
The
village
commissioners
met
at
the
municipal
office
on
Wednesday
to
discuss
routine
business
and
to
pass
accounts.
Some
fur
THIRD
AVENUE
ther
extension
to
the
water
system
was
included
In
the
agenda
for
discussion.
The
new
commissioner,
W.
E.
Smith,
was
sworn
in
to
office
and
took
his
seat
as
a
member
of
the
village
corporation.
After
a
brief
cold
snap,
which
however
only
sent
the
thermometer
down
to
15
above
zero,
the
weather
has
again
become'
mild.
There
was
a
fall
of
snow
Wednesday
night
amounting
to
three
inches.
It's
the
cumu.at.Mti
eiltcl
of
act
vertlslng
that
counts.
Thij
advertisement
is
not
published
oi
U.spiaved
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Bargains
In
USED
FURNITURE
4-PC.
BEDROOM
SUITE
Finished
in
pale
green
enamel
STUDIO
LOUNGE
Which
can
he
made
into
double
hed
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ROOM
SUITES
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light
and
dark
oak
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FURNITURE
Prince
Rupert
AGENT
IS
!
WELCOMED
Port
Essington
on
Monday
of
this
week
making
the
trip
from
Prince
Rupert
on
the
departmental
cruls-
welcome.
A
banquet
and
reception
was
held
In
his
honor
Monday
night
and
on
Tuesday
he
met
the
people
of
Fort
Essington
at
a
general
meeting
when
various
matters
of
community
interest
were
discussed.
Certain
explanations
were
made
and
the
discussions
proved
satisfactory
to
all
parties
concerned.
Delay
in
the
reconstruction
of
the
road
and
seawall,
It
was
explained,
had
been
due
to
lack
of
estimates
from
the
previous
year.
On
arrival,
Mr.
Olllett
was
receiv
ed
by
Edward
Bolton
and
directed
to
the
Caledonia
Hotel
where
he
lodged
for
the
night.
Later
he
proceeded
to
the
Essington
Band
Hall
where
the
reception
banquet
was
held.
President
Mark
Bolton
delivered
an
address
of
welcome
and
Chief
L.
L.
Starr
spoke
on
behalf
of
the
people.
Other
speakers
were
Matthew
Wesley,
president
of
the
Essington
Concert
Band,
and
Rev.
Mr.
Rutherford.
In
reply,
Mr.
Olllett
expressed
appreciation
for
the
welcome
and
assured
all
that
he
would
do
everything
in
his
power
for
the
betterment
of
the
native
people.
There
were
selections
by
the
band
conducted
by
David
Spalding,
including
an
overture
dedicated
to
the
guest
of
honor.
A
dance
followed
the
banquet.
Mr.
Olllett
left
at
noon
Tuesday
on
his
return
to
Prince
Rupert.
ESSINGTON
BAND
MEET
PORT
ESSINGTON,
Jan.
12.
The
annua';
mpetlnir
ot
the
Port
P.lni?-
Mrs.
How
IHFi
DAILY
NEWB
Friday;
January
12,
19Q.
News
of
Northern
Districts
SKIDEGATE
The
Skidegate
school
held
a
two-
hour
Christmas
concert.
The
teacher.
Miss
Channon,
was
con-
predated
by
the
audience.
Refreshments
were
served
to
all
who
at-
er
Naskeena,
and
received
a
hearty)
tended
and
also
candy,
nuts
and
oranges
were
given
out
to
all
the
people
as
well
as
the
children.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Verner
Douglas
entertained
manv
of
their
friend
be
tween
Christmas
and
New
Years.1
There
was
a
table
at
bridge,
others
;
playing
Chinese
Checkers
and
crib-bage.
Refreshments
were
served
at
midnight.
Among
those
present
were
Mrs.
F.
Gale.
Mrs.
S.
W.
Turn-
er,
Mrs.
E
C.
Stevens,
Miss
Chan-Inon,
Miss
Helen
Turner,
Miss
Eileen
Oale.
Albert
Beebe
and
Phil
Turner.
Mrs.
E.
C.
Stevens
entertained
at
a
tea.
Among
those
present
were
ton
B,ind
was
held
recently
in
the
I
f"denL'
Mrs
Howard
8tarr-
Essington
Band
Hall.
Alter
the'
PrMldent.
Mrs.
David
financial
report
wa
read
by
the5p
,Un
-
'
secretary,
and
treasurer,
the
officers
.
Secretary'
Mlss
Joephine
Bol-
for
the
ensuing
year
were
elected.
.
,
.
.
as
follows:
Assistant
Secretary.
Miss
Pearl
Honorary
President.
Mark
Bolton.
I
M!iler'
Honorary
Vice-President,
Alfred
Trtasurer..
Miss
Rosa
Spalding.
H.
Perkins.
'
800131
committee
Mrs.
C.
A,
President.
Matt
Wesley.
.Miller
Mrs.
James
Oray.
Mrs.
Sam
V!pr-.Prirfpnt
BnarH
st,,,
iLockerby
and
Mrs.
David
McLean.
Treasurer,
David
Spalding.
'
0n
Wednesday
evening
an
en-Secretary,
L.
L.
Starr
,Joyable
dance
and
social
enter-Assistant
Secretary
and
Business
!
the!f
"fual.
ctal
Manager.
William
Spalding.
!jle
was
b
the
Auxiliary.
Conductor.
flavlH
f?nalriin?
"ao
a
VVf
"
n
ai
Assistant
Conductor
and
Dance
Band
Leader,
Howard
Starr.
iASU
KKdHTRV
ACT
lt:
t'ertlflrate
of
Title
No.
3774-1
to
Iit
R,
lllcMk
8.
Hntlon
6,
City
of
.Prlnre
Kuprrt,
Map
9J.
WlIEnEAS
proof
of
Iom
of
the
a
bore
CetiUflcaAe
of
TUle
tayucd
ln
th
name
of
K&thea
E.
&IcDougall
haa
been
filed
In
thla
office,
notice
la
herebr
given
that
I
nhall,
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
publication
hercnf,
lsmie
a
Provlalonal
Certificate
of
Title
ln
lieu
of
aald
lost;
At
the
twelfth
annual
meeting
I
RED
CROSS
ORGANIZED
Visit
of
James
Olllett
to
Port
Es-
gratulated
for
the
excellent
play
Ocean
Fall
Forms
Branch
With
slntton
at
First
of
Week
is
'
put
on
and
the
singing
and
dancing
Mrs.
A.
Palmer
As
President
Appreciated
by
the
pupils
were
much
applauded,
'Little
Alvin
Douglas,
who
is
still
1
OCEAN
FALLS.
Jan.
12:
A
PORT
ESSINGTON,
Jan.
12.
In-'two
years
from
school'
age,
staged
a'braneh
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
dian
Agent
James
Olllett
visited
j
lovely
performance
bv
dolne
a
sten
Society
has
been
formed
In
Ocean
dance
which
was
very
much
ap-'
Falls
and
plans
to
be
active
la
carrying
out
war
work.
A
charter
will
be
applied
for
Immediately
and
all
organisations
in
the
paper
town
are
being,
Invited
to
work
in
conjunction
with
the
Red
Cross.
The
officers
tire
as
follows:
Honorary
President.
Archdeacon
E.
Hodson.
President.
Mrs.
A.
Palmer.
Vice-Presidents,
Mrs.
0.
Saxton
and
Mrs.
W.
Zieman.
-
I
Secretary.
Mrs.
L.
Bate.
I
Treasurer,
Mrs.
D.
MeMaiter.
Executive
Mrs.
F.
A.
Drumb,
Mrs.
J.
Sutton.
Miss
P.
Wilson.
Mrs.
P.
Brown.
F.
A.
McLelland
and
E.
Ooddard.
The
organization
meeting
was
presided
over
by
Archdeacon
Hod-son
who
referred
to
the
yxxl
work
which
had
been
"
carried
out
by
the
Mrs.
(Dr.)
McKlnnon
of
Queen
T
V
,
r.hrMi
r,.
.
v
ni...
Ladles
Auxiliary
to
the
Canadian
X.
uSon
ot
wnlcn
Mrs
T.
i7.
Onodridge
r
R.N..
w
Mrs.
A.
a
v
V.
t
Douglas,
Mrs.
Basil
b
.i
,..
.
...
,
Hartley.
Miss
Manson,
Mrs.
Moses.
i?
Miss
Channon.
Mrs.
S.
H.
Turner,
SLn
rtn.nJ
118(1
bCe"
aC"Ve
ln
dmg;
:ta
-t.
kh
blt
Mrs
P
nnlP
Mr.
n
11111
nH
Mr.
JS;
AtSn.
s,nce
the
0Ub!cak
w
and.
rea
Al
ms"
with
the
help
of
J.
S.
McKay
and
F.
A,
McLelland.
had
worked
hard
A
TTYII
I
A
D
V
.towards
the
'
organization
of
the
UYY11j11IY
1
Hed
Cross
here
IS
ACTIVE1
Church
At
Burns
TJZXLFJjke
Hand
Ladies.
Novel
In
Annual
l.sslneton
And
Colorful
Party
Held
Meeting
Recently
of
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary
to
the
Es-
sington
Band
held
recently,
with
BURN
SLAKE
J
Tlic
the
President,
Mrs.
Howard
Starr
annual
congregational
meeting
of
in
the
chair
brer
a
full
attendance
st
Paul's
Un,ted
church-
Burns
of
members,
the
following
were'--
'
1
11
the
elected
officers
for
the
ensuing
year:
Honorary
President,
Mrs.
Joseph
Roberts.
n
tendance.
I
The
most
Interesting
and
amus-
Ubrarians-Wllllam
Spalding
and
,t
ine
F
?
Herbert
erbert
finaldlna
Spalding
,when
h
the
ladles,
paraded
Into
the
Property
men
Joseph
Roberts,
John
Wesley,
Percy
Stanley
and
James
Oray.
Social
Committee
Peter
Spald
Ing,
James
Gray,
James
Bolton.
hall
dressed
up
in
all
sorts
of
cos-
tumes.
There
was
even
a
clown
among
them.
All
were
wearing
masks.
They
entertained
their
iguests
with
dancing
and
singing.
I
,wlll,am
Lawson.
with
his
rw,u,
io
I-.,
.
j
guitar..
day
for
the
organization
for
on
that
Warsa
"
Ja"drthe,P
ou
date
final
payment
was
made
to
the
.
Irt!'.."le?"
Instrument
company
for
the
new
I,,'
"1
"
fa
""'T
set
of
lnstruments(thankstodona-iCT,i,!J
Hons
received
from
the
general
"n
Tr'
III
"Z.
public
and
to
a
very
efficient
Lad-!P0",
S!.'
.
2257
T"td
TT'
vedTefrnU
"fc
erable
funds
towards
the
instru-
.
vr.i-
,t,-j-
i
j
Music
for
the
mentjJ
.
dancing
and
games
w3
pruviuea
Dy
me
tssmgioni-'ans"
under
the
direction
of
Howard
Starr.
Arthur
W.
Stewart
was
master
of
ceremonies.
The
party
broke
up
at
a
late
hour.
I
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
The
pressure
certificate.
unle
to
the
meantime
lls
abnormally
high
west
of
Van-vaJW
objeotton
be
made
to
me
in
couver
Island
and
Is
relatively
low,
the
PeaCe
district
TED
at
the
tivnd
Registry
Office.
0Vfr
Fair.
Prince
Rupert,
B.
c.
uu
37th
day
of
colder
weather
prevails
ln
British
December.
A.
D.
1039.
.Columbia.
1
A.
THOMPSON,
,..
,
.
,
,
,
.'
1
West
Coast
rvputy
Rftgistrar
of
Tttiea,
of
Vancouver
Island
Notice!!
Effeqtlre
Monday,
January
8,
our
CONFECTIONERY
STORE
will
'open
from
8:00
a.m.
to
7:30
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
1:00
p.m.
to
7:00
p.m.
Mussallem's
Confectionery
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
rresn
nortnwest
winds,
moderately
cold.
Today's
Exchange
United
States
funds
Buying,
spot,
10
percent
premium;
selling,
spot,
11
percent
premium.
Sterling
funds
Buying,
spot,
$4.43;
selling,
spot,
$1.47.
Five
thousand
tuc
Rupert
people
read
the
Dally
News..
It
pays
to
let
them
know
what
yen
have
to
sell.
tMittiHtea&c
ftom
cJuz&tcofch,
'
cntUHahu4ote
.a
.
j
tmonti.
,iB
Oj
Lake,
was
held
on
Friday
evening
last
with
Rev.
Adam
Crisp
In
the
chair.
Reports
of
the
year
showed
increased
Interest
in
all
departments
of
church
activity.
COAL
Gram
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
4
IHMVPt"
IMTIItMVH
VEK)
CO.
Phones
SB
and
53
J
Arrow
Messenger
Lcn
Griffiths
&
Co.
PHONE
159
Reasonable
Rates-Pareel
and
ISairxajce
Service
Stand
Venezia
Orocery
Fulton
Street
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
The
following
reports
were
submitted:
Women's
Association,
general
re
port,
Mrs.
John
Cowans;
financial
i
report.
Mrs.
Iladdon;
Sunday
School.
Mrs.
Adam
Crisp;
Explor-'
ers"
Club,
Miss
Louise
Miner;
Boys'
Club.
Helmer
Eckland;
Official
Board.
Miss
Rhoda
Campbell;
financial
report.
Mrs.
D.
Ocrow;
minister's
report.
Rev.
Adam
Crisp.
Election
of
officers
for
the
year
1940
resulted
In
the
choice
of
Miss
Louise
Miner
as
recording
steward.
Helmer
Eckland
as
church
treasurer
and
Mrs.
James
Everett
as
delegate
to
Presbytery
and
Conference.
The
members
of
the
official
board
are:
Thomas
P.
Smith,
Helmer
Eckland.
Archie
Lake.
Mrs.
John
Oowans.
Mr.
D.
Oerow.
Miss
L
Miner.
Mm.
II.
Eckland.
Miss
R.
Campbell
and
Mrs.
Adam
Crisp.
KITKATLA
I
LAST
TIMES
TONIGHT
proceeds
went
to
the
oi
:
thr
baskeitjall
team
.
People
of
Kltkatu
wi;;
i
ing
at
the
end
o(
tins
v.'
During
the
Christmas
and
New
tin.
hiin'.mt
and
tra;.,
n
.
Year
season
the
Kitkatla
Excelsior
ind
will
he
away
unti
M
Club
staged
successful
minstrel
village
11
be
nuiit
.
shows
in
the
village
hall.
The
time
wUh
tiupcmlor.
i
shows
were
well
attended
and
the
be
r
of
activate.
f
SHIP
A
10-LB.
I50X
OK
NEW
PROCESS
2
snows,
i.vv
and
3;0i
i.ohi;tta
YOUNG
DAVID
NIVEN
in
'Eternally
Yours'
With
C.
Aubrey
Smith.
Hugh
rr
bert.
Zaiu
Pitts
'At
7
?l
and
9:29)
ADDED
Cartoon
"Thuct
With
Dirt
'
Mints"
World
News
Events
COMING
SATIT.DAV
ONLY
uuieen
O'Sulllvan.
llran
Fonda
In
"Let
V:
Live
I
'aatfcJBatMMaaa
Rupert
Brand
Kippers
TO
YOUR
FRIENDS
For
$1.50
mc
will
ricliTer
a
box
of
Kippers
to
your
friend's
noote
In
any
Express
point
In
Il.C.
or
any
Canadian
National
Railway
Exprrn
plnt
In
Alberta,
Saskatchewan
and
Manitoba.
Mall
your
order
with
cheque
or
caih
to
CANADIAN
FISH
k
COLD
STOItAOK
CO.-LTD,
Prince
Rupert,
11.0,
Hh
name
and
addrm
of
conUiiec.
We
will
enclose
card
with
name
of
sender.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storag
Prince
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
e
nrltlih
Columbia
REDUCED
WINTER
FARES
TO
VANCOUVER
Calllnc
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
Hirer
$36
RETURN
.Meals
and
Berth
Included
THURSDAYS
p-
rrincc
uuperi
'
w
K..ii,k1i
lUte
Effective
Now
Until
February
28
Return
Limit,
.March
31
J
Canadian
National
Steamship
V
2
39.
Owing
to
Increased
Cost
of
Nanaimo-Wellington
Lump
Coal
Al
the
mine
and
an
Increase
In
freljht
rates,
we
hare
been
forced
lo
raise
the
price
as
follows:
Nanalmo-Welllnton
Lump
-Per
ton,
sacked
,
$I5.S0
Nanalmo-Wellinnton
Mlno
Kun
Per
ton,
sacked
$11.25
Nanalmo-Welllnitton
Nut
Per
ton.
sacked
$1J50
Nanaimo-WeJIIiuton
Slack.
-Per
ton,
sacked
$9.00
These
Prices
Will
(So
Into
Effect
January
1st,
1910
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Telephone
G31
or
652
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver-T.S.S.
CATALA
EVEKY
TUES-
T.S.S.
CAItDENA
FItlDAV,
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
10-30
nm
Due
Vancouver,
Thurs.
p.m.
)uc
Vancouver.
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Ticket,
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Trlnce
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
56S
s