rtMady.
February
1,
1940.
Quality
Gives
Flavour
if
inr
dfUifiUfi
TEA
OG
SCALE
Mine
Workers
FAR
AHEADiSupport
New
Deal
t'.y
Five
Times
More
Timber
rketi
Out
In
District
This
January
Than
Last
times
the
quantity
of
,
,.ird
feet
In
the
same
year.
ips
the
scale
thU
Janu-,
follows:
i
:48
board
feet.
052.403
board
fect.
'1H4
353
board
fect.
16.733
board
feet.
182.083
board
fect.
15.344
board
feet.
hirtlon
of
pole
and
pll-
-.19
interior
was
also
up
v
this
January
amount
:88.
lineal
ct
214333J
2
45A
hemlock
an
com-1
80.670
lineal
feet
in
cords
of
wood
were
January.
Hockey
Scores
r(
illc
Coast
laiue
l
Seattle
a.
Classified
Ads
bring
30c
MEN'S
WORK
SHIRTS
fi
selection
of
Aicn's
work
shirts
In
a
large
'
u
of
colors.
Sizes
14
to
v.Uurs
up
to
Qn
1
8ati
price
OOL
HOYS'
ZIPPER
SWEATERS
'!.
f
heavy
brushed
wool.
I
makes
a
warm
and
stylish
'
with
many
colors
and
to
choose
Q4
(C
m,
Sale
price
?X0O
MEN'S
CAPS
ai
buy
for
the
man
who
,
His
a
Rood
cap
at
low
cost.
1
''
cap
Is
a
$1.15
QCn
vni'ir
sale
price
OwV
i
ROYS'
PULLOVERS
r
'v
all
wool
worsted
pull-vrrs,
plain
barrel!
style
In
all
una
colors.
'
frr
ilr
price
MEN'S
DRESS"
SHIRTS
"
vou
need
a
low
priced
dress
Hirf
niw
is
the
time
to
buv.
There
are
only
a'
few
of
these
mart
patterns
left,
well
made
,V-'lorsUt
WUh
a
lafRC
rnntte
ot
Pale
price
...
85c
NTANDFI
ELD'S
RED
I.AHEL
COM
It'S
A
real
buy
In
heavy
woolen
underwear.
This
popular
line
"
sizes
from
30
to
44
now
sell-(,'8
at
the
greatly
reduced
price
ot
$3.19
Will
Endravnr
to
Elect
Liberal
Candidate
In
Presidential
Content
fr
Prnr
TJnrvri!
COLUMBUS.
Ohio,
Feoruary
1
,,trict
this
January
total-j'
"""
M,ne
Workers
of
Am-
MEN'S
OVERCOATS
Roomy
fitting,
well
styled
ooaU
tailored
from
all
wool
materials
Raglans
and
half
belt
style.
Regularly
priced
at
SI?-'
Me
$12.50
MEN'S
SUITS
Just
what
you've
been
waltins
for
A
good
suit
at
$16.50.
You
Ret
Ihem
at
this
price
because
thete
suits
are
part
or
a
prewar
order.
Prices
are
risinn
no
It
will
pay
you
handsomely
to
buy
vour
suit
In
this
sule.
X,
16.50
ROYS'
FINE
imOADCLOTIl
SHIRTS
All
slses
and
pattern
ramies
In
better
quality
line
broadcloths.
Reduced
to
clear
Assorted
styles.
flfln
Sale
Price
MEN'S
HOSE
Superior
quality
hose
of
cotton
and
wool
yarns.
These
soxare
excellent
buy
znC
at
MEN'S
DICESS
(5
LOVES
Men's
leather
lined
Rlovcs
made
from
good
welnht
cape
leather
and
warmly
tl(,'
;d
lined.
Colors
brown
and
vcy.
Sale
Q1
5fi
price
MEN'S
TIES
A
limited
number
oi
betr
r
quality
Ues
at
a
spccia
reduced
price
to
clear.
Attra
-tlve
designs
and
tsood
ioir
combinations
"
H5C
Sale
price
.MENS
SUITS
Higher
priced
suits,
every
one.
offered
at
this
low
ate
Pr
r
Good
looking
patterns
re
featured
for
men
and
ouiw
men.
It
you
need
a
r
wont
want
w
u
you
'"V"iA
Value.
Sizes
35
to
C1
50
(1
42.
Sale
nrice
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouvn
Tuesday
Catala
Thursday
.
Prince
.1:30
p.m.
Rupert
11:15
pjr,
Friday
Ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
8
Cardcna
:
January
3
and
18.
Ss.
Prlneess
Norah
from
Vancouver-Sunday
g
Catala
.:
Wed.s.
Pr.
Rupert
Friday
Si.
Princess
10
pm
10:30
pm
5
pjn
....
pjn
10
a.m
8.
Pr.
Adelaide
4
pm
i
uaraena
pjii.
January
14
and
28-Ss.
Princess
Norah
aJn.
For
Stewart
and
Premier
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
pju
Friday
8.
Prince
Rupert
,
.
2
p.m.
From
Stewart
and
Premier
to
try
to
swing
the
forthcoming
i
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
pm.
prealdentlal
election
to
a
liberal
From
Alice
Arm,
Naas
Itlver
and
candidate
who
would
carry
oniPorl
Simpson-
ins
New
Deal.
Th
convention.
however,
fared
to
endorse
President
Franklm
D.'
Roosevelt,
against
whom
President
John
L.
Lewis
has
turned,
for
a
third
term.
Send
In
Your
f
4
Npwc
F.arlipr
Due
to
changed
conditions
,4-
arising
from
the
handling
of
Iat
war
news,
the
Dally
News
finds
it
necessary
to
set
a
10
am
deadline
for
local
news
Contributions.
To
Insure
pub-
IteaUon
it
will
be
necessary
for
contributors
to
have
their
copy
In
by
that
time
or
earlier
It
possible,
preferably
the
night
before.
Otherwise
It
may
not
be
DubUshed.
Tuesday
f'nr
limn
Pall
Cut
nl
1
1
'Ifl
a
m
I
Tuesday-.
Catala
l:30
pm.:Vancouver-
Friday
Ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
4
p
m.
ss.
Cardena
pm.
For
(Jueen
Charlotte
Islands-January
12
and
26
Ss
Prince
John
10:30
pm
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
January
10
and
21
Ss.
Prince
John
am.
For
Alaska
Wednesday
.
Pr.
Rupert
2
pm
January
14-and
23
S.
Princes
Norah
a.m.
torn
Alaska
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
TERES
For
prompt
and
courteous
ser
Mrs.
D.
Sutherland
sails
tonight
on
tne
J'rince
nupert
ior
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
this
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Norah
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
I
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
Second
Visit
To
Montreal
By
Olof
Hanson
Necessary
Thureday-M.
Prince
a
wire
received
by
his
firm
from
Rupert
9
pm
olof
Hanson
says
that
he
has
al-
January
3
and
18
Ss.
ready
been
in
Montreal
in
connec
tion
with
the
possibility
of
securing
ship
contracts
for
the
local
yards
Most
people
i-.ao
tne
classified
and
that
he
finds
It
necessary
to
re
ads.
Do
you?
turn
there
again
tomorrow.
Clearance
COATS
DRIVE
FOR
RED
CROSS
vice
Phone
13
iaxi.
u
in.Mn
,..
0ut
Xo
Ralse
t150
By
"
I
February
3
Tonight's
tram,
due
from
the
iSast
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
In
the
chair.
Mr.
MeLeUan.
as1,
,
it.
j..n..Hva
nltlM.I
Hotel
Arrivals
I
try
a
Classified
Ad.
Amazing
Bargains
in
Coats
Choose
Yours
Now
Sale
After
slock
taking
there
arc
many
lines
that
are
broken
and
that
must
be
discontinued
from
regular
stock
so
we
arc
offering
these
to
the
public
at
remarkably
low
prices
to
make
room
for
our
new
Spring
merchandise.
A
visit
to
our
stores
will
convince
you
that
you
cannot
afford
to
miss
the
bargains
that
are
offered
as
prices
are
advancing
in
all
lines
of
wearing
apparel.
You
know
from
experience
what
a
sale
in
our
stores
means
"First
Class
Merchandise
at
Lowest
possible
prices."
$7.95
Despite
pru-r
advancing
of
materials
we
are
of
"ering
these
at
pre-war
prices.
Made
from
wool,
wlntet
weight
fleece
and
novelty
tweeds,
plain
tailored
utility
coats
or
with
fur
trims.
Celanese
lined
and
flannelette
Interlined.
SItc-jb
12
tn
42
COATS
High
grade
coats
for
women
and
misses.
They're
the
style
show
winners
on
the
parade
oi
bargains.
Uelted
or
plain
models,
plain
or
fu
trimmed.
Polo
fleece
bouclc,
etc.
Regular
values
to
$43.00.
February
clearance
DRESSES
Its
the
silk
dress
sensation
ot
the
season-Pebble.
Rough
Crepe.
Cords,
etc.
We
guarantee
you
will
be
pleased
with
your
choice
in
these.
Size
14,
to
50.
Sale,
price
-
-
DRESSES
For
Miss
or
matron.
The
grandest
collection
of
the
newest
fine
quality
style
dresses
in
all
colors
Imaginable.
The
newest
trims.
All
sizes
and
what
a
bargain
RETTER
QUALITY
SILK
DRESSES
These
are
delightfully
stylish
and
modern
to
the
last
detail.
All
the
newest
materials
and
color:;
are
represented
here.
Regular
values
In
this
group
to
$14.50.
OC
QC
Extra
special
tyOUO
GLOVES
Black
and
br6wn
cape
skin,
unllned.
Sizes
0
to
8
514.95
2.95
$4.95
Fleece
lined
or
$1.25
LI
NO
ERIE
Briefs,
panties
and
vests
In
waffle
knit.
15
per
cent
wool.
Also
a
yarlety
of
rayon
g
4
n
A
garments.
Extra
soec.
4
garments
foi
vA.""
SLIPS
Lovely
Baronet
satin
slips,
adjustable
shoulder
strap.
Small,
medium
and
large.
Q-f
flfl
Tea
rose
and
white
?X.UV
PAJAMAS
AND
GOWNS
Novelty
knit
for
the
colder
days.
Flannelette
or
rayon
knit.
All
sizes,
Qf
ft
A
assorted
colors
?""
HOSE
Cashmere
with
ribbed
top.
Regular
75c.
lisle
and
rayon,
all
sizes
and
colors.
Special,
3
for
$1.00
TWEEDS
'WEEDS
$5.00
TRENCH
COATS
AND
HEAVY
Fawn
or
navy
in
assorted
colors.
While
they
.
last,
your
choice
..
.
PRINT
DRESSES
Smart
styles
and
trim.
Grand
$1.50
values
sacrificed
prices.
The
famous
genuine
fast
dyed
'
print
that
went
Into
the
making
of
these
house
dresses
alone
represents
the
sale
price.
Newest
dark
and
semi
dark
color
grounds,
all
colors
to
choose
from.
Size
14
to
46.
Your
O-t
CZ(
chol:e
while
they
last.
2
for
?X.tJl7
$1.00
TABLE
Blouses,
sweaters,
lingerie,
skirts,
children's
garments
and
other
articles
too
numerous
to
mention
but
all
outstanding
values.
TOWELS
MILL
RUN
Assorted
sizes
and
colors.
Beautifully
soft
and
absorbent
In
three
outstanding
groups.
5
for
3
for
$1.00
CI
ftfl
2
for
...
HATS
Any
hat
in
the
store,
your
choice
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
Yarns
From
Cedar
Woods
by
Anna
Miy
Ullman
OCEAN
FALLS,
Feb.
I:
A
meet-1
since
time
Immemorial
the
an-
EDO&esuiaii
ior
nic
c".u"
vw
-
r.w
pew
o
-
,
v,0lf
.
r.
"dated
several
Knotty
Drooiems.
""u
um.
uuc
uimuiut
u
Mr.
anna
wrs.
o.
c.
Morgan
oi
"
4
.
,
.--
.
Blllmor
are
sailing
tonight
on
the1
Prince
RUpert
for
a
trip
to
i
Tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking,
Red
Cross
w
-
headquarters.
i
"
2nd
Mrs,
Saxtdn
explained
the
pro-,
but
couldn't
find
his
tools.
So
he
stressed
the
need
of
every
one
pre-
'sent
doing
his
best
to
advertise
the
the
te
.
.kept
on
walking,
wnen
ne
reaiizea
voice
assailed
h's
ears.
"Who?
who?
who-who?"
Mickey's
heirt
skipped
a
beat
and
his
step
quickened.
He
called
back
cheerfully,
Prince
Rupert
fit's
Mickey
with
the
lunch."
W.
R.
Bucknall,
Oiler
Besner,
Silence
for
a
few
moments,
and
Frank
L.
Buckley,
O.
L.
Davis.
J.
tne
voice
queried
again,
-wno?
H
Hamilton.
J.
A.
Campbell,
J.
E.
who?
who-who?"
"It's
Mickey
w
th
Oraham
and
Major
W.
Cfompton,
the
lunch!"
he
shouted
at
the
top
Vancouver;
Major
H.
L.
Sherwood,
or
his
lungs.
Still
the
voice
qu-s-
Capt.
F.
Taaffe,
Major
H.
Pent-ne-
is
identity.
Ana
mere
was
reath,
Commander
O.
Borrie
and
a
trace
of
annoyance
in
Mickey's
nritrartipr
c
V
stockwell.
Victoria
:!
answer,
as
ne
came
nearer,
wnen
S.
V.
Irvine,
Ottawa.
ON.R.
TRAINS
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
pm,
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
'.
11
pm
he
reached
the
spot
from
which
the
voice
had
come,
he
found,
to
his
dismay,
that
the
enquirer
was
a
big
sleepy-eyed
owl
in
a
tree.i
WOMEN'S
SHOES
200
pairs
of
women's
shoes,
blue,
brown,
rust,
green
and
black
shoes
with
cuban
and
spike
heels.
A
nice
assortment
of
patterns
and
styles
which
have
sold
up
to
$4.45.
Sale
price
S05
'blulay
swooped
down
..and,
flew
away
with
his
lunch.
Mac
swore
up
and
down
that
the
man
working
next
to
him
had
stolen
his
grub
and
we
couldn't'
tell
him
any
different."
In
the
last
few
years
we
have
had
several
cooks
at
camp
but
no
one
ever
cooicea
nee
apeea.
wis
lng
of
Red
Cross
representatives;
tics
or
a
green
horn
In
the
logging
:
-
from
the
various
organizations
of
camps
have
been
the
subject
of
!
'
AS
"22"
Ocean
Falls-was
held
last
week
to
great
hlarity'
amoni
seasoned
obVive
U
S750
to
be
raised
byWs
po'e-camp,
the
tenderfoot
men
used
to
take
the
cake
out
for
now.
pram
ior
nome
iiui&uik-
o.i
horse,
until
.....
,
-Pebruarv
3.
.helps
to
make
Lie
lnuresting
lor
"
"
.i
J
Miss
Helen
Hampton
.
Is
tailing
...
"arL
...
.Wn
tired
tired
of
of
it.
it.
Then
Then
they
used
to
.
i
Mrs.
mi,
uuc
-
thmnr
throw
It
If
arnimrt
around
In
th
wrwU
A
raan,
green
to
th-
wodos,
re
uat
b,e
I00
J0
deT
Mrs.
Drumb,
head
of
the
workers';
he
was
lost,
he
walk
faster
and
ana
sandwiches
nawicne
so
soua
d
Usua
usuauy
y
faster,
eating
his
lunch
"on
the
f"5
group,
roim
announced,
announceaaiuv
that
Mr.
mi.
Jessup
the
men
impale
a
sandwich
on
the
had
donated
a
room
in
the
store,
fly.
At
dusk
he
came
upon
his
"d
.equipped
with
sewing
machine.
"
"'ng-..,Dr
.
"
It
over
the
fire
they
built
to
make
....
.
i
m
iu
r-a
mn
1
1
if-
nnnpr
nnnifiiini.rif
-
ruesaay-ss.
catala
.11:30
am
6th
otree.
Wednesday.
February
7.'cu,lun
iaD1"'
clc-
IOT
"1C
c
"
Zl
tu
'
r
their
coff:e.
And
when
the
Thursday-.
Prince
.p,mH.
t
r
used
for
local
soldier,
the
sewing
group,
"
Rupert
9
pm
J
For
Alice
Arm,
Naai
Itlver
and
,44
board
feet
which
was'erlca-
1,1
convention
here,
decided'
Port
Simpvin
I
.
.
-
...
utrm
fl.itlin
niihMr.Itv
member.
Tfntnltal
Rimnllcjt
I7.ll
--
I
wea
ther
gets
so
cold
that
the
-trees
pop
,
then
the
tenderfoot
wshes
Mickey
too.
was
unaccustomed
to
fenrently
that
he
had
stayedhome'.
farest
country.
So
that
day
one
Rlll
what
amntAmpnt
mnjH
fh
Eroup
and
118
almS"
1
TT!
t
pole-maker
find
about
campwith-has
has
b.en-
beerr
on
on
the
tne
nursine
nursing
staff
stair
of
or
u
waj
decided
to
mvit,,
,
SUbscrip-
w
-
men's
.
,
lunches
v
.
out
to
them,
he
star-
0
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the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospl-
.
.
nrivrn
AmAnMim.
oeuucuuiu.
ted.
hlehly
confident,
but
sr,on
be-,
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uons
Dy
Dayroii
wi
ior
inc
jjaat.
year
ur
bo,
sans
.
orB
,
vp-v-rf
tn
he
no
doubt
came
hope'essly
Ion.
In
vain
he
liomgni
on
me
i
mite
nupeiw
iur
Thursday
.
Prince
I
i
Rupert
11:15
pm
F-
u
uuckiey,
wno
is
nere
look-i
Frlday-Ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
10
pm.
,n
over
slte
wltn
a
vlew
10
(ur-
From
Ocean
Falls-Wed
Ss.
Pr.
Rupert
..
liner
activity
lowaras
me
esiaD-j
'
llshment
f
a
nuln
mill
locallv.
will
io
am.
.
gall
by
the
prince
Rupert
tonight
that
the
objective
set
will
not
merely
reached
but
passed.
be
listened
for
the
sound
oi
woods
man's
axe
or
the
crash
of
falling
cedar.
But
presently
a
languid
.
Keep
up
to
date.
Admilse
Announcements
All
advertisements
in
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word
Hospital
Ball
Feb.
2.
Eagles'
Bridge,
February
7.
Toe
H
Dance,
Seal
Cove,
Feb
9.
Legion
Valentine
Tea,
Mrs.
D.
C.
Schubert's,
February
14.
meanwhile
the
crew
had
set
out
to
Cambral
Valentine
Ball,
Febru
search
for
Mickey.
It
was
late
af-
ary
16.
ternoon
when
they
found
him.
.
I
S.
O.
N.
Leap
Year
Dance,
Febru
"Remember
old
Mac?
All
he
j
ary
23.
would
take
for
lunch
was
a
small
piece
of
bread
and
a
small
piece
I
If
you
nve
something
to
swap
of
meat
which
he
hung
In
a
tree,
Boys
"Band
Dance
February
23.
Iwlth
a
piece
of
string.
One
day
a
Anglican
Spring
Sale.
April
4.
RUPERT
PEOPLE'S
STORES
RUPERT
MEN'S
and
BOY'S
SHOP
MEN'S
WORK
SOX
amount
of
40c
and
45c
n
work
socks,
reinforced
and
heel,
v
xutng
at
FEBRUARY
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
SPECIAL
FOR
EARLY
SHOPPERS
WOMEN'S
SHOES
100
pairs
of
short
ends
of
regular
lines
of
shoes,
ordinarily
sell
up
to
$3.95.
They
consist
or
Oxfords,
ties
and
straps.
Sizes
3
to
8
collectively.
Please
note
cannot
exchange
or
fit
any
shoes
at
this
price
but
customers
are
welcome
to
try
them
on.
C1
Q
Sale
price
?!
v
DRESS
SHOES
Women's
fine
dress
shoes
arid
walking
Oxfords
In
mostly
brown
and
black.
ExcepUonal
good
range
of
sizes
and
styles.
Sale
price
$2.95
You
are
cordially
invited
to
come
in
and
look
around
at
our
Many
Bargains
and
specials
TABLE
BARGAINS
15c
2
for
25c
100
pairs
of
odds
and
ends
In
ladies'
and
children's
rubbers.
A
few
running
and
bathing
shoes.
4
En
Sale
price
2
for
49c
XtIV
25c
Women
1
1
slippers,
children's
rubbers,
mens
and
boys
run
ning
shoes.
Only
49c
A
real
value
In
boys'
school
boot
and
men's
woik
boots.
Brown
and
black.
Regular
up
to
$4.50.
Sale
price
-.
$1.99
Special
for
the
Sportsmen
Light
weight
hip
boots
with
laced
Instep
and
knee
straps.
Sizes
8
to
11
only.
QQ
QC
Sale
price
t?0UO
Men's
slippers,
felt
and
llsht
leather.
(IZn
Sale
price
VOX,
95c
Children's
6-eyelet
gum
rubber
shoes,
ladles'
zippers,
fancy
one-dome
goloshes,
men's
and
boys'
running
shoes.
These
are
all
odds
and
ends
ot
regular
stock.
QCJn
Clearing
at
ft
$1.35
Boys'
and
men's
leather
shoes,
children's
patent
strap,
size
8-12,
men's
rubber
Q-f
Off
shoes.
Sale
prlre
....
JX.OU
Men's
rubber
knee
boots.
Cleated
or
plain
soles.
Do
not
miss
this
opportunity
to
buy
a
pair.
Q4
QC
Sale
price
?ltfw
Women's
one-strap
or
Oxford
kid
house
shoes.
G1T
QC
Sale
price
?X.OO
Women's
fur-trimmed
velvet
overshoes.
Black
arid
brown.
All
first
quality.
QO
Sale
price
pAJ.IU