i
I
Are
you
..
SUr
ible?-
et"?Ii,.
J3tfnte
Uupett
Dailg
fictos
Saturday,
January
8,
1019
ft
523
"I
want
some
invisible
hair
nets
for
my
wife,"
said
a
customer.
Here
you
arc,
pir.
That
will
DEATH
CLAIMS
PETE
LA
FRANCE
.
,.
ex
141''
LI
If
'111
'i
be
25
cents.
f
-'
-
very-
f
:v
y
-i
y
sT
of-,vr
I
ITS
THE
TALK
OF
THE
TOWN!
.
'sl,)
fort,:
I
SUNDAY
MIPNfaoMffl
te"-Ski
j
Was
Associated
Willi
Northland
Since
Early
Days
j
Tctrr
LaFrancc,
pioneer
Yukon
and
Portland
Canal
prospector,
i
who
became
something
of
a
lcg-jend
in
the
north
during
50
years
!
of
searching
for
metals,
died
this
j
morning
in
the
Prince
Rupert
i
Pioneer
Home
where
he
found
the
last
haven
of
his
87
years
of
j
life.
A
big,
vigorous
man,
Mr.
La
i
Trance
was
the
first
man
ever
to
I
cross
the
21
miles
of
the
Bear
River
Glacier
at
the
head
of
the
'Portland
Canal,
an
experience
which
he
ranked
among
the
;
most
difficult
of
his
life.
Dur-jing
the
trip,
he
lost
his
gear
in
n
w
PETE
SMITH
COMEDY
CARTOON
NEWS
7
nm.
-
9
p.m.
-:'
&":..
:
j
WALLACE'S
I
Aftteir
Xmrnas
i
SALE!
j
IT'S
THE
TALK
OF
THE
'TOWN!
I
BiiiiiiagaiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBi
r
...
a
i
mil
i"vU'n
B
'
mi
ii.i.,,
,..
BRIAN
DONtJ
for
I
-
,-7
v
CUNARD
WHITE
STAR
FN
an
ice
crevice
and
went
80
hours
without
eating.
Born
in
Montreal,
Mr.
La-France
became
the
owner
of
a
hotel
in
the
Quebec
city
but
sold
the
mothers
of
tiny
tots
as
well
as
to
others.
DOLL
DRESSING
Next
Wednesday
all
the
girls,
whether
beginners
or
more
expert
sewers,
are
to
bring
material
lo
make
a
doll's
chess.
A-bcauti--
Centre
iout,
and
came
west
in
1898
when
tuberculosis
took
his
wife
and
four
sons.
I
In
the
Yukon,
he
onerated
m
m
m
m
m
m
g
m
FURNITURE
FIT
FOR
A
PRINCE
Student
i
at
the
Russell
Schools
in
England
are
shown
working
on
pieces
of
furniture
that
will
be
used
in
England's
new
prince's
nursery.
Pupils
at
the
school
offered
to
make
the
furniture.
Table
linen
and
first
dress
to
be
worn
by
the
new
prince.
Princess
Elizabeth
announced
that
she
will
accept
and
use
the
offering.
n
I
f!
:
ful
doll
has
been
bought
and
claims
on
Bonana
and
Sulphur
I
Creeks,
but
left
thrm
in
1900
lo
go
to
Nome.
He
mushed
1,800
miles
from
Dawson
to
Nome
hi
another
few
weeks,
the
local
WATEKEKONT
Willi
I
S
(Continued
riom
Page
4)
No
Trust
In
a
Western
town
close
to
a
v
is
t.,'-itiiJ
waterfront
should
be
showing
more
activity.
As
a
rule,
marine
affairs
slacken
off
somewUut
over
the
holidays
and
this
year
was
no
exception.
place.
Last
fall,
after
a
confer
PASSKNGKR
SAII.INCS
CANADA
TO
H
itoi'i;
reservation,
an
Indian
paiu
ence
with
Capt.
O.
J.
Williams,
debt
fo
50
dollars
to
the
local
j
manager
of
the
C.P.R.'s
British
supply
house.
The
proprietor
Columbia
Coast
Steamship
Serv
53
days.
In
1905,
he
went
to
Victoria,
but,
hearing
of
mineral
strikes
at
Stewart,
he
returned
north.
He
took
out
claims
on
American
Creek
and
once
owned
the
Moonlight
group
near
Alice
Arm.
Mr.
LaFrancc
was
a
man
ol
many
interests.
He
was
once
f'
om
,
"
It.
i
TO
IJVKKI'OOI,
SCYTIIIA
Jan.
V.)
A
SCANIA
lelt.
11
ASCANIA
Mar.
18
TO
SOUTIIAMI'TON
AlJl'ITANIA
Jan,
l
TO
LONDON
SAMARIA
I
eli.
2(i
SAMAK1A
Apr.
2
SCYTIIIA
Apr.
l(i
ART
LESSONS
These
will
be
one
of
the
new
features
of
the
program
beginning
next
week.
The
adult
group
fishing
lessons
will
meet
.
Thursday
afternoon
and
the
Teen-agers
Saturday
Miss
Jean
Faure,
who
will
be
giving,
these
lessons,
says
that
all
a
persons
needs
the
first
day
is
a
pencil,
charcpal
and
a
sketch
book
or
just
dull
finished
drawing
paper.
As
part
of
the
first
day
will
be
devoted
to
a
discussion
oi
wnat
in
particular
each
person
wishes
to
learn,
it
will
b
helpful
if
those
who
have
done
work
before
bring
a
few
samples
of
their
drawings
or
paintings.
SHELLWORK
Mrs.
G.
S.
Reade
will
teach
shellcraft
to
an
adult
group
this
season.
Wednesday
afternoon
has
been
chosen
as
the
best
time
so
that
shcllwork
may
be
available
for
thanked
him
for
the
money,
but
the
Indian
scood
with
ari:io
folded,
evidently
waiting
for
something
else.
Tho
piopriet
n-
naturally
asked
t.v;
red
man
what
he
wanted:
"Waiting
for
a
receipt,."
ice,
who
suggested
his
company's
desire
to
develop
car-carrying
business
between
Prince
Rupen
and
Skagway
so
that
motor
tourists
might
connect
between
the
Skrena
River
Highway
here
and
the
Alaska
Highway
by
way
of
Haines,
Prince
Rupert
Cham-
uic
better
sewers
In
the
group
will
have
the
privilege
of
making
clothes
for
this
doll
as
well
as
for
their
own.
This
doll,
with
its
newly
made
wardrobe,'
will
be
raffled
at
the
spring
Hobby
Show
to
raise
funds
for
the
Civic
Centre.
TEEN
AGE
LEATlIEIiCKAFT
The
Teen-age
girls
wiil
now
have
a
chance
to
learn
leaiher-craft
as
well
as
the
boys,
the
girls
coming
on
Tuesday
atte.-noons
and
the
boys
as
usual
on
Wednesdays.
The
boys
nave
a
start
on
the
girls,
havirv;
r.iadi
tooled
and
studded
belt.',
handsome,
wallets,
change
purses
anci
even
mocassins,
gloves
and
.stul-fed
shearling
anima
.-.
'''H
it
is
expected
that
the
girls,
some
of
whom
put
on
seen
a
pooa
;-how
last
spring,
will
soon
match
zhi:
boys
in
skill.
It
will
be
interesting'
to
see
at
the
sp.'iu;?
Hobby
Show
w
hich
of
the
two
groups
does
the
more
uttruc'.lve
work.
rm
It
from
II
"
II
Providing
further,
aids
to
navigation,
seven
more
night
and
day
beacons
arc
being
set
up
in
British
Columbia
waters.
Flashing
white
lights
will
be
placed
ul
Nelson
Rock
in
Malasplna
Strait;
Junction
Point,
Lewis
Channel,
Bosquet
Point,
Rivers
Inlet,
Dunsinuir
Point,
Albcrnl
Inlet,
Rocky
Point,
Assists
Island,
in
Barclay
Sound.
The
Fisheries
Research
Board
of
Canada,
covering
all
phases
of
Canada's
fisheries,
wiil
be
What
do
y:u
want
a
receipt
IL
DONALDSON
ATLANTIC
LINK
i
:
TO
(iLAKCOW
101
.-
uhK.cn
me
proprietor.
"Are
ber
of
Commerce
got
in
touch
you
afraid
that
I
will
ask
you
for;
Wiiii
the
provincial
department
the
'
money
a
second
time?"
,
of
pub,ic
wo,.ks
sum,c.sUll,,
lho
The
Indian
shrugged
his
shoul-!
in.
i,
.iM.i,,,,
f
,...,
.
president
of
the
Atlin
Liberal
Association
and
was
eight
limes
deputy
returning
officer
for
that
district.
His
hobby
was
stamp
collecting
and
his
album
at
one
time
contained
4,000
stamps.
Mr.
LaFrance
entered
the
Pioneer
Home
last
September.
He
told
an
interviewer
then
that:
"I've
been
as
healthy
as
a
hoioC
until
now."
i.in.MUKi.i
i-rlt,
5
Iri.m
ft
c
"i
I
IU
1
llllt
mm
.
i
mar.
i.)
"
ji(
I
iLiutm
i
......
Til
ii
ders
and
sa.d:
"Waen
I
go
to
)!ie
BOV0I,lnieut
wilarf.
Now
lhe
meet
the
Father
great
Samt
(1,pu(y
millisU,r
,
,f
pllblin
works,
Peter,
he
will
want
to
me
snow
,
,
N
w
M'Wpht,S0"'
M.,,.Vl,.t.,
r,
receipt
for
50
dollars
whim
l!?villf
and
CalH'
paid
you
before
I
can
enter'
J?"
"7
'D-ndcnee
heaven.
I
want
to
show
receipt
i
''
CUPL
WU1"
lls
l
stressed
when
I
come
to
the
gate.
I
doiVt
!
i,io.iwni
i
pr,
il
"
si
ONK
WAY
It
Alls
OI
PASSViil.
SCYTIIIA
SAM
I(IA
One
(
lass
$175.
I.ISMORIA
One
(lass
from
:.
ASCANIA
Tourist
$110.
1st
(
lav,
fi,,
A(I
ITANIA
Tourist
SlfiO.
1st
Class
frUn
KLGI
LAK
S.II.IN(,S
FROM
MW
YOUK
want
to
hunt
all
over
iiell
to
find'
'
""
t
M-N
KLIAKETII
MAI
ItETANIA
0.n;i
t
SPECIAL
conferring
in
Ottawa
for
gen-eral
conference
and
study.
Among
those
to
be
In
attendance
will
gather
representatives
of
I
University
of
British
Columbia:
j
Dr.
W.
A.
Clemens,
zoology
de-jparlmeiit
head;
Dr.
Win.
Hoar,
'director
of
fisheries
studies;
Dr.
j
Peter
Larkin
of
the
university
;
zoology
department,
and
Robert
you."
The
Indian
got
his
receipt.
PAKTIIIA
I1RITANMC
CAIJONIA
(New)
"See
your
local
aijenl.
No
one
can
M-rve
ou
In
"Hi
Jim,"
cried
Sam,
meeting
a
buddy
for
the
first
time
since
the
end
of
the
war.
"Did
you
marry
that
girl
you
used
to
go
with
or
are
you
still
doui'-T
your
own
cooking
and
darning?''
"Yes,"
replied
Jim.
ADULT
LEATHERCRAFT
The
schedule
for
this
has'
only
slightly
changed.
Monday
night
is
for
beginnos
,-u-d
Tuesday
is
for
the
mixed
advanced
group.
It
is
nopeii
to
turn
this
evening
into
a
half
social
gathering
where
members
compare
valor
installed
here
so
that
it
may
develop
the
automobile
carrying
business
from
here
to
Alaska.
The
matter
is
in
the
hands
of
the
port
and
marine
commit
lee
as
far
as
the
local
.
mmummm
mWWmtWmmmmmMM9m'
Judge:
"What
possible
excuse
did
you
fellows
have
for
acquitting
that
murderer?"
Juryman:
'Insanity."
Walker
of
the
B.
C.
Packers.
Chamber
is
concerned.
AddiUm
of
dghl
special
'mixes
to
Alaska
by
the
C.P.R.'s
Modern
Miss:
"Grandma,
did
j
General
Acents
626
West
Pender
St.,
Vancouver
Judge:
'
Really?
The
whole
12
of
you?"
work,
designs
and
ideas.
A.
Mar-
shall,
who
has
had
much
experience
teaching
leathereraft
in
the
services,
will
take
cnarge
oi
ers,
while
on
Thursday
aftci-noons
the
hobby
room
anl
equipment
is
available
for
the
use
of
all
adult
groups.
11.50
cwt.
2"
Common
GALVANIZED
NAILS
ALSO
ALL
TYPES
OF
NAILS
F.O.B.
Vancouver
CANADIAN
SPECIALTY
CO.
502
E.
Hastings,
Vancouver,
li.
C.
(11)
5.875-ton
flagship
Princess
Kathleen
will
feature
the
British
Columbia
Coast
Steamship
Service's
Alaska
run
this
summer.
The
vessel
will
arrive
here
northbound.
Friday,
June
17,
on
!
this
group.
Several
purses
have
J
been
cui,
om,
some
oeits,
leather
boxes
and
book
ends
started,
you
ever
flirt
when
you
were
young?"
Grandma:
"Yes,
dear.
I'm
afraid
I
did."
Modern
Miss:
"And
were
you
punished
for
It?"
.
Grandma:
"Well,
I
man
led
your
grandpa."
"i()
I.UNMliN
T
I
l)(
Oil
M
T-
(Scctiim
2)J)
No!
Ire
nf
,lir;if
inn
For
II
(
hilt
I.M-l'lH-f
Nitic
Is
hoicby
Ktvcn
Hint
on
the
?lst
diiy
(if
Juniiiiry.
HHI.i.
the
un-
New
Rubber
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
I
fH'I'sluiiecl
(
aniKlliin
Lrmon
of
the
the
first
of
these
voyages
"
"
which
so
it
is
expected
that
work
ol
a
highly
skilled
and
artistic
nature
will
be
turned
out
by
thin
group.
Wednesday
there
is
fjai
British
"i
Kmnlrc
fjFn.'irc
o'-rvmr
Sf-rvicc
!j:in
iruc.
iTmrc
....
WANTED
Office
Clerk
with
knowledge
of
book-keeping,
typewriting
and
stenography.
Apply
in
writing
Riving
qualifications,
salary
expected,
etc.
to
Box'
425,
Daily
News.
(tfi
Rupert
Ilranch
Number
-27
intends;
will
be
at
intervals
of
about
ten
lo
apply
to
thn
Liquor
Control
Hoard
I
da
'
VS.
The
steamers
""
1
Princ-ps-for
uncts.,
a
Club
l.fimcr
in
n
wi
of
nro-
.
.
Icathercraft
for
tiny
tots'
mo'h-
1
i
i
:
mlsi'S
.situate
at
313
Third
Avi-nui
ONE
CENT
CANDY
SALE
J
A.
NT
A
It
Y
10
-15
TRACTION
UNIT
licllcr
than
i
bains
for
soft
road
riiiiditioiis.
I
ils
il
pa.vseiu'er
car
tires
Easy
to
Attach
Smooth
Riding
Sunt
I
'rice,
per
not
$N..0
"Jif"
Chain
Filler
!.
At
your
regular
curate
or
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOU
West
m
thr
City
of
Prince
itiipert
upon
IiiikIk
dcserihed
as
l,ot
Nuiiilirr
IB.
Iilork
2(1.
Section
1.
M:i
innnlr
H2-I.
Prince
Iiupert
Laud
Ifej:istratiou
District,
in
the
Province
of
Oriti.sli
Columbia,
to
entitle,
each
member
of
the
bald
Club
to
keep
on
the
pre-'ie
ri'a.suiiabie
cuantlty
of
li-(nior
for
personal
oonsumpllon
on
the
premises,
and
entitling
the
Club
lo
purchase
Honor
from
a
vemior
ANNE'S
OpK.site
Health
Unit
cuiu
miau
Kill
nisi)
do
On
the
company's
Alaska
service
and,
between
the
three
vessels,
there
will
be
twic-a-week
calls
through
July
and
Augii.it
at
Princ
Rupert
northbound
and
southbound.
All
the
C.P.R.
boats
will
include
Ocean
Falls
in
their
north
and
southbound
voyages.
The
Princess
Louise
and
Norah
will
make
the
usual
calls
at
southeastern
Alaska
ports.
In
addition
the
special
cruises
of
Ihe
Princes
Kathleen
will
in
and
lo
sell
bV
the
L'la:;N
the
lion,,,-
u
purchased
to
its
members
and
Kuest
i
coiltjiunpilun
on
uic
c
bib
t.re.
COTTAf.K
CIIKKSi:
New
Creamed
Fresh
Madi
VALENTIN
DAIUY
!
Your
Daily
i
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
112
Second
Ave.
in
lues
in
accordance
with
the
nm-
I'huir
i.sions
of
the
"Government
I.tonor
Act"
and
the
regulations
promulgated
tberinmilcr.
Hilled
tins
Twcutv-l-'lrst
il
or
December.
IIIIU.
clude
a
run
out
to
Glacier
Ba?
CHIROPRAO
CANADIAN
I.KGJON
OK
Tl;r
I',(,.
'I
ISM
KMI'II'K
SCRVII
K
I.KAGOF
PlIINCK
11UPKHT
IJlfANCM
NUM-llElt
21.
.M)
after
leaving
Skagway
southbound
as
well
as
side
trips
into
'h
-
.s'-ei',;c
Iii'lim
Canal,
back
of
K'-Uhikan,
and
Gardner
Canal,
.south
of
Prince
Rupert.
1
'AND
ItCGifi-;
I(Y
ACT
Ci'l-fll
lente
of
Title
No.
2fi7:n-l
IK
Moving,
Pjking,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
For
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
.
Service,
call
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
ami
Park
Avenue
Established
1910
Phones
60
and
68
Greer
&
llrithlen
CONTRACTORS
and
BUILDERS
to
Lot
One
Thousand
Three
Hundred
and
Three
(l:o:j,
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five
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DC
2X-21
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Mild
your
favourite
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cigarette
it
now
available
in
both
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f
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the
Pouch
and
the
Flat
Pack.
Choose
,
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the
one
that
tuitt
you
best.
And
1
remember
in
either
pack
of
Player'
'
XiV
V
'.
Mild
you
get
the
tame
great
cigarette
'
'-
fu
j
with
the
wetproof
paper
that
does
not
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.
f
stick
lo
your
lips.
And
remember,
A
T
Fi.li'i
nun
who
have
been
N"cl.in;;
hetiing
report,
that
the
lari;e
.schools
off
the
wesl
coast
of
-Vanenuver
Island
have
disappeared.
It
is
thought
the
cold
weather
sent'
Ihe
fish
into
deeper
and
warmix
waters.
Southeast
cales
off.
the
Queen
Charlottes
may
possibly
have
a
bearing
on
rhaiif'.infj
tlie
picture.
Issued
In
the
name
of
Anthony
I'ereschenko
has
been
Hied
In
this
office,
notice,
is
hereby
e.lvcn
that
I
shall,
at
lhe
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
Hie
fust
publication
laretir,
Issue
a
Provisional
rertifleate
of
Title
In
lieu
of
said
lost
Ccrtllieate.
unless
In
Hie
nieanllnje
valid
objection
be
made
ui
me
In
writlnc.
HATKD
at
the
I,
and
Itejdslry
inner.
Prime
Iiupert,
II
c.
this
Htll
rlav
of
December,
IH'H.
A
U.
ANDUKW
THOMPSON.
Ueputy
Registrar
of
Titles.
(18)
It's
getting
alonfe
toward
the
middle
of
January,
and
witht.i
DON'T
BE
CAUGHT
SHORT!
and
the
next
time
you
stop
in
for
(jus,
ask
for
our
fit
e
Inspection
Service.
"Uaby"
your
car
durhif;
the
rucged
season
lor
healthy
all-year-round
motoring.
CONSTRUCTION
ALTERATIONS
REPAIRS
Floor
Sanding
A
Specially
RED
5I
tl'.O.
BOX
721
BOB
PARKER'S
UPTOWN
SERVICE
STATU
NOW,
AVAILABLE
M
4mf:
2nd
and
McBride
OK
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s
the
dex
Cate
...
for
Tast,
Meal,
J
,
V
W
Urn?
lA
CIiop
Sucy
Chow
Mcin
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specially
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
for
Outside
"
LOOK
I
OR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
WIDOWER
OF
GRACE
MOORE
WEDS
HER
PROTEGE
Valentin
Perara,
widower
of
singer
Grace
Moore,
who
was
killed
in
an
airplane
crash
in
Copenhagen,
Denmark,
in
1947,
is
shown
with
his
bride,
the
former
Alice
Van
Den
Broeck,
former
French
actress
who
was
once
Miss
Moore's
protege.
'
.
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