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TRAr
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TO
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rDctys
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Friday,
February
13.
1943
Booth
Memorial
School
News
Cciitii
The
Civic
will
be
the
SENIOR
GIRLS
The
girls
of,
grades
11
and
12
at
Booth
Memorial
School
heard
an
address
given
by
Mrs.
R
J.
Kn
Independent
dallv
newspapv"
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
all
communities
eempris.
if?
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
Authorized
as
Stcoi.d
Class
Mall.
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Publish"d
every
afternoon
exi
ept
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd
.
3ra
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
British
ColumhlR.
School
'"ter-hon.,
STl'DKNT
EDITORS
Club
Activities
or-in-Cliief,
Mary
.Mae-
iNew
Addition
to
Teaching1
,
Sprott
on
Friday
afternoon
of
G.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
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thi.s
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ike
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Mail.
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Month,
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Per
Year,
4
00.
Sorial
Editor,
Yvonne
Marin.
Sports
Editor,
Charie
Forbes.
Typists
Jean
FauRht,
Herdis
UniiiMiari
and
trances
Olaf-
A
newcomer
to
the
staff
following
Christmas
va-!
Drama
Club
...
.
The
Senioi
Crania
uul
lias
chosen
"The
Courting
cf
Mar
e
Jenvrlu"
as
its
next
play.
This
play
is
written
by
the
Canadian
playwright.
O.
P.
Renzwood.
It
Ls
a
romantic
comedy
set
in
Yellowknife.
The
cast
has
yet
last
week.
Mrs.
sprou,
wno
was
introduced
to
her
audience
by
Mrs.
Mo.ses,
had
been
paying
a
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
In
her
capacity
as
Provincial
Chapter
Organizing
Secretary
of
the
I.
OD
E,
and
as
organizer
of
the
SoroptomUt
Club.
Slw
Ls
uUso
well
known
as
an
administrator
of
Sprott
Shaw
Schools.
Basing
her
remarks
on
business
ethics
and
office
deportment.
Mrs.
Sprott
stressed
th.;
and
.stan.iius.
bri(1
'
cation
is
Mrs.
H.
Cobb,
who
has
replaced
Miss
Noel,
8An.
in
the
Commercial
department.
TTTTTk
Mrs.
Cobb
received
her
early
education
at
Bawlf,
THE
DRAMA
Alberta,
where
she
was
born,
and
continued
her
I
think
he
was
the
oddest-
studies.
in
Camrose,
Alberta,
where
she
was
engaged
-
looking
man
i
have
ever
seen.
i
to
be
chosen.
The
Junior
Drama
Club's
next
play
will
be
"Midge
Goes
to
the
Movies."
Casting
MAGNESIUM
Foa
About
y
,
i:i
)Wv
nesium
is
..,
in
',';
lure
ol
on,.
;
01
;..t
a
cnnci
in
iea(
nins
oritur
cuhuhh
-"
in
iit'igm
i-
I-...
Uln
fAnt.iAO
Ural-A
t
H
H
t.
flf
ft
for
thi.s
play
will
take
place
next
importance
of
good
grooming,
a
pleasant
manner
ana
poise
ior
AND
THIS
IS
SCHOOL
Prince
Rupert.
While
sh
has
always
specialized
in
Art
and
English,
her
subjects
at
Booth
consist
of
Busi
UUL
Ilia
iratuiu
..v.
v.
'
killer.
His
face
was
partly
hidden
by
an
old
hat
but
I
felt
as
if
his
piercing
eyes
were
on
me
.,
I.,,.,
At
Hw
hi.lt
hime
si
iileam-
Advrrtne
jn
,
we?k.
Carrfra
Cluh
.
.
.
This
club
has
started
develop
any
girl
entering
a
career
in
the
business
world.
No
matter
how
efficiently
a
girl
may
perform
her
work,
without
these
qualities
she
cannot
successfully
re-
"School
ain't
.
.
.
"and
per-
;
My
Muy
sys.
what
it
used
to
bf
ness
English
,
Office
rraiinr,
,
.
.,
Up
and
Down
...
GOES
UP
must
come
dwn
and
the
higher
WHAT
it
goes
the
harder
it
may
fall.
Possibly
that
may
be
said
of
the
markets
with
the
inflation
boom
bursting
as
it
appears
to
be
doing
now.
There
was
bound
to
be
the
reaction
that
is
now
occurring
after
the
spiraling
of
prices
and
wages
which
had
been
worrying
everybody
the
last
few
months.
That
it
will
he
an
orderly
recession,
gradual
and
nt
too
preciptate,
is
to
be
hoped.
Then
the
readjustment
will
he
easier
and
too
many
people
will
not
get
hurt.
The
inevitable
reaction,
which
everyone
might
-
have
expeted,
would
have
to
come
just
as
surely
a?
low
tide
follows
high,
may
seem
somewhat
disconcerting
for
the
moment
but
it
need
not
necessarily
be
disastrous.
It
seems
now
that
the
picnic
is
over
and
it
is
time
to
get
down
to
business.
All
this
had
to
come
before
normal
is
restored.
Junior
Business.
Record
Keep-
They
i
uriinnp.s
nf
his
aDuearance
ing
and
printing
pictures.
v,
'
,
t
ing.
and
uracie
vn
musi.
.
'lTiwn
he
ruse,
stealthily
advanc-
arP
exiting
a
display
of
the
mmm
haps
she's
rl-iht!
An
innovation
was
Introduced
in
High
School
physical
education
classes
during
the
recent
unc
01
iviia.
vuuuo
..wu..
jnj,
lowara
me,
uie
mtust-i
urm
pictures
in
.summer.
Ls
pastel
work
and
shs
enjoys
hi(;n
m
his
and.
Just
as
I
was
Dlavins
bridge.
Her
favourite
aboul
lo
scream,
I
suddenly
WoodworkillC
Club
At
the
conclusion
of
her
Interesting
talk,
Mrs.
Sprott
was
thanked
on
behalf
of
the
girls
cold
snap
wren
pupils
were
in-
istructed
to
bring
their
skates
to
8portc,
are
skating,
softball
and
!
realized
that
it
wouldn't
really
V'(
The
Woodwork
Club,
under
by
Solveig
Mork
of
Grade
Twelve
M
N.M.
B.
school.
Never
was
a
teacher
s
,
biketbiill.
bo
necessary.
You
see
nowadays
'suggestion
so
joyfully
received,
h
acquaintanc?
;
they
really
do
have
some
odd-
and
acted
up.n.
t,.inM
Rwrt
has
not
looking
people
on
movie
sets.
Train
Schedule
Mr.
Densunier,
has
seventeen
members.
The
president
is
Irja
Korhonen,
secretary
Judith
Nil-son
and
the
treasurer
is
Mary
Basso.
A
few
weeks
ago
the
girls
started
making
a
trinket
box.
Pat
McRae,
the
in
turn
repaired
is
proving
of
great'
-
.
o..
-B.
been
long.
Under
Mis
various
clusse.;
Cobb's
1
I
f
rl
I'lTIVT.
i
first
visit
to
the
coast.
shellfish
rniiLuin
more
mac-
For
the
F.asi
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8
pm.
From
the
East
Tuesday.
Thursday,
Saturday
10:45
p.m.
M.
rx
rvi
ii.esium
and
phusporous
than
Alter
completing
tins
mry
an-I
an
eqiiiil
weight
of
milk,
and
as
hoping
to
make
brooch
ss
out
i
in-Kft
calcium.
of
wood.
i
to
Morse
Cree
Dam
for
a
period
of
exercise
and
instruction
in
;
ice
skating,
which
entailed
many,
thrills
and
spills.
Perhaps
no
Barbara
Ann
i-cott
was
in
evidence
but
all
gained
a
bit
ot
;
practice
and
a
?reat
deal
of
en-i
joyment
from
the
outing,
and
i
wished
they
could
repeat
it
You
saw
it
in
the
News!
The
best
way
to
test
a
person's
intelligence
is
to
give
him
a
sizable
sum
of
money
and
note
what,
ht
does
with
it.
SUIT
YOUR
r
il.
,,
At
the
AC;
more
often.
M.N.M.
I.
A
IM.I
SHU
SllU'U'
jut!
U.,v
SUITS
Pure
Hmil
lu-
ALPHA
HOUSE
LEADS
SCHOOL
A
recheck
of
House
totals
reveals
that
Alpha
with
1873
points
not
Delta,
has
gained
the
highest
ciont
total
this
year.
Delta
ami
ttiiN
COMMWIW
I
Enylixh
(ijiwrv
ACM
CLOTHING
I
is
a
very
clos3
second
with
1665;
Gamma,
third
with
1581;
and
Beta,
fourth
with
1229.
ATTENTION
School
Gym
Is
Humming
FISHERMB
ST.
VALENTINE'S
DAY
VALENTINE'S
DAY
commemorates
the
martyrdom
ST.
of
two
early
Christians.
Origin
of
this
observance
of
the
day
is
obscure;
some
authorities
claim
there
were
five
saints
called
Valentine,
a
name
common
in
antiquity;
but
it's
generally
agreed
that
two
Valentines
were
martyred,
one
of
whom
according
to
legend
was
beheaded
during
the
reign
of
Claudius
II
near
Rome's
Porto
Valen-tini
(The
Flamiman
Gate).
But
the
modern
connotation
f
February
14
as
a
day
on
which
birds
are
supposed
to
pair
and
lovers
exchange
billets-doux
appears
to
stem
from
the
ancient
feast
of
Lupercalia,
observed
February
15,
which
secured
the
fruitfulness
of
the
earth,
prevented
sterility
in
women,
and
gave
young
Roman
callants
the
chance
to
pick
lots
from
a
helmet
for
their
sweethearts
of
the
coming
year.
Originally,
the
valentine
was
the
other
partner
of
the
lovers'
vow.
Now
it's
the
card
sweetheart?
exchange
cloyed
with
sentiment,
sprinkled
with
'diamond
dust"
and
bedecked
with
satin,
rayon,
lace
and
impaled
hearts.
But
this
year
there
are
plenty
of
the
mushy
variety,
too,
makers
say,
all
marked
"Made
in
Canada"
because
the
OttaVa
ban
on
many
U.S.
imports
included,
of
all
things
Valentines!
Install
House
Basketball
Games
Played
This
Week
Mari
.
During
the
last
week
the
j
school
gym
has
been
humming
;
with
activity.
It
was
the
inter-:
house
basketball
league.
j
On
Tuesday
the
Junior
Girls
i
played
and
Delta
overcame1'
Muff!
In
Your
li
Avoid
U"
We
Gamma
by
the
score
of
17-14.
On
Wednesday
the
Senior
j
Girls
played
and
D.'lta
swamp-;
id
Gamma
30-2.
Beta
beat
Gamma
by
default
and
on
the
following
Monday
also
in
the
Senior
Boys'
league-Alpha
won
from
Beta
by
de-
;
fault.
I
ttwacft
PQDC3B
THOM
SF
METAL
25.)
K:i-t
I'n-
A'
5
PRINCE
RUPERT
YEARS
AGO
l
February
13,
1923
j
The
thermometer
reached
its
j
lowest
reading
of
the
winter
,
when
it
dropped
to
11
degrees
at
j
7
o'clock
this
morning.
Previous
minimum
temperatures
had
1
1
been
12
degrees
In
December
BRITISH
REGULATIONS
IS
marked
interest
here
in
the
new
regulations
T'HERE
of
the
British
government
calling
for
a
freezing
of
wages
ami
profits
a
freezing
of
all
incomes
apparently
at
today's
levels
except
under
exceptional
circumstances
or
in
the
achievement
of
greater
production.
For
some
time
there
has
been
controversy
among
writers
and
observers
on
the
real
situation
in
Britain.
Socialists
have
lieon
pointing
t
conditions
in
Britain
as
something
that
Canada
should
copy
while
those
who
return
from
visits
to
Britain
maintain
that
wage
scales
are
much
lower
there
than
in
Canada,
and
the
standard
f
living
of
all
the
ueoule
is
far
below
that
which
we
enjoy.
Mr.
Attlee's
plea
for
drastic
voluntary
action
t
"combat
spiralling
orices"
seems
to
confirm
the
statements
(if
the
latter.
and
13
degrees
In
January.
E.
E.
Payne,
secretary
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade,
advised
the
local
Board
of
Trade
that
"no
request
has
been
made
nor
is
any
contemplated
that
the
dry
dock
at
Prince
Rupert
be
removed
to
Vancouver."
To
millions
of
children
it
only
means
more
misery
It's
no
fun
when
your
toes
are
out
of
your
boots
or
you
have
no
boots
at
all.
Yet
that
is
how
children
in
ruined
lands
around
the
world
must
trudge
through
winter
weather.
They
are
the
future
and
their
plight
is
desperate.
Shivering
and
starving,
their
uneducated
minds
grow
as
sick
as
th:ir
withered
bodies
If
they
are
not
fed,
clothed,
educated,
given
new
faith
and
courage,
a
terrible
legacy
will
be
left
for
the
world
of
OUR
children.
To
meet
their
desperate
and
immediate
needs
is
the
aim
of
the
Canadian
Appeal
for
Children.
YOUR
HEIP
IS
NEEDED
NOW.
Your
donation
can
be
made
at
any
BANK.
Since
you
may
not
be
canvassed
don't
let
failure
to
act
be
on
your
conscience
turn
your
sympathy
and
good
wishes
into
a
tangible
contribution
go
to
your
bank
and
GIVE.
IF
THEY
ARE
NOT
SAVED,
OUR
WORLD
IS
LOST
(
l
9
w
i:
(
u.Tiii:(tti
A
ltEAs-l,!l1
ES
Ti
MATS'
Prince
R
Plumbing
I'llllVt
There
were
only
five
cases
In
!
j
L11C
Vltjr
yuiiv-c
tuui
v
v.w..t
,
January,
the
chief
of
ponce
re-;
ported
to
the
Police
Commls-,
sion.
Fines
collected
during
the
month
totalled
$2fr2.
Erbruarq
13,
1913
Harry
Helliken,
a
young
Nor
wegian,
formerly
a
porter
at
the
j
Knox
Hotel,
was
found
dead
in
his
bed
at
the
Grand
Hotel.
Heart
disease
was
believed
to
have
been
the
cause.
The
PRINCE
RUPERT
FISHERMEN'S
CO-OPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION
0"E
WEEK
SALE
commencing
Monday,
February
16th
A
1
w
lines
of
clothing,
bedding
and
dress
shoes,
offered
at
prices
you
will
find
interesting.
MEN'S
SLITS
from
$25.M
MEN'S
TOPCOATS
from
15.()tt
MEN'S
DRESS
PANTS
from
4.50
MEN'S
DRESS
SHIRTS
from
1.75
MEN'S
ALL
WOOL
SWEATERS
from
3.50
MEN'S
DRESS
SHOES,
black
and
brown
....
from,
pair
4.50
MEN'S
It
A
IN
COATS,
dress
and
semi-dress
from
8.50
A
lew
pairs
All
Wool,
Special
Australia
full
size
blankets,
superfine
quality,
soft,
warm
and
durable,
in
-white,
pink
and
blue.
Note
the
special
sale
price,
pair
.
..
.
..
S27.50
EMBROIDERED
PILLOW
CASES,
boxed,
now
at
$2.25
REVERSIBLE
BED
THROWS,
fine
all
wool
quality,
bound
ends
ol
pure
silk
ribbon
S8.50
Visit
this
Sale
during
the
week
at
Dry
Goods
Department
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative,
Waterfront.
GIVE
TO
J.
W.
Stewart,
head
of
the
firm
of
Foley,
Welch
and
Stewart,
and
John
L.
Retallack,
a
well
known
Slocan
minin?
man,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Rupert.
They
were
going
to
Hazelton
to
Inspect
the
Silver
Standard
mine
after
which
they
intended
to
proceed
east
to
Edmonton.
William
Martin
and
J.
Mc-Gowan
walked
around
Kalen
APPEAL
IFOR
CHILDREN
pDeal
now
being
conducted
jointly
by
Uni'ed
Nations
Appeal
for
Children,
end
Canadian
Council
for
Reconstruction
through
UNESCO
TRY
Rex
Cafe
FOR
TASTY
ME
ALS
Chop
Suey
Chow
Mein
CTIINESE
DISHES
OCR
SPECIALTY
Island
in
seven
hours'
time.
KILLED
BY
HORSE-FLY
BLOEMFONTEIN,
South
Africa,
(f
Within
15
minutes
of
being
bitten
on
the
neck
by
a
horse-fly,
G.
L.
Van
Es,
of
Glen
Arbour,
died.
A
few
minutes
after
telling
his
wife
of
the
Inci
Campaign
Provincial
Hun.
Chairman:
CHIEF
Jl'STICF.
WENDFI.E
It.
FAftltlS
OPEN
A.M.
TO
2
AM.
Provincial
Vice-Chairman
:
lK.
N.
A.
M.
M
aeKKN7.lt'
Campaign
IMqts.,
f.dft
Marine
BUIr.,
Van.,
Tel.
MA
11131
Campaign
Provincial
Co-Chairmen:
FRKD
D.
BROWN,
It.
E.
STANIFIEM)
SECOND
AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
dent
he
collapsed
and
before
the
doctor
arrived,
was
dead.