and
concurred
In
by
members,
i
another
dentist
to
Prince
Ru-Mr.
Wilson
suggested
that
the
pert
for
the
express
purpose
of
Trince
Rupert
Health
Unit
be
child
tooth
carer
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
,
Tuesday,
January
24,
1930
are
HflDDBB
I
requested
to
carry
out
a
survey
St-ckinS
Announcements
j
Salvation
Army
NaUve
Iome.'
Birthday
Tua
and
Sale,
Jan:
2G.'
Canadian
Legion
Card
party
lit"
city
and
,W
the
1-
c
power
Com-
...lUt'l
Civic
Centre
Bridge
changed
to
Thursday
the
2Cth.
(19)
Sale
of
tiyoci
used
Clothes
and
Tea
Conrad
United
Hall
Jan.
20.
2:30
p.
m.
VMM
ru'Kl'la
Moose
I5"
-fi
Meeting,
Tuesday
$sSp'jan.-24
at
8
p.
m.
in
.sy
common
Lounge
at
Civic
Centre.
Members
please
attend.
U9
nu-
.he
Pri'u'c
of
the
condition
of
local
children's
teeth
a
survey
which
members
feared
would
bring
out
anything
but
favorable
results.
Since
many
parents
had
anxiously
complained
that
tliev
had
been
unable
to
obtain
appointments
for
the
care
of
their
children's
teeth
with
any
of
the
local
dentists,
who
are
reported
booked
up
months
in
advance,
Mr.
Wilson
suggested
that
if,
upon
inquiry,
local
dentists
found
themselves
unable
to
squeeze
in
more
time
for
the
care
of
children's
teeth,
the
Health
Unit
take
strps
to
bring
Cour.cil
I-
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r.
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4.
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montlily
niMt"';;
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evem"'!-
n-th
)
of
vital
mr-
Members
decided
unanimously
to
send
a
note
or
condolence
to
Mrs.
D.
W.
MacLeod
of
Vancouver,
president
of
the
B.
C.1
Parent-Teacher
Federation,
on
the
sudden
death
of
her
husband.
Mrs.
MacLeod
visited
the
city
in
September
1948,
and
is
remembered
by
all
P..
T.
A.
members
It
was
'reported
that
the
Conrad
Street
P.
T.
A.
will
hold
a
panel
discussion
on
the
subject
'Federal
Aid
to
Education"
at
its
February
14
meetinj.
Three
members
of
the
King
Edward
School
P.
T.
A.
have
been
invited
to
take
part
In
the
discussion
along
with
three
ol
Conrad's
own
members.
A
letter
expressing
regret
at,
his
departure
from
the
city
and
his
resignation
as
President
of
the
Parent-Teacher
Council,
will
be
sent
Martin
F.
Stuart,
thanking
him
for
his
excellent
work
on
the
Council
in
the
past,
February
1.
Card
tournament,
Catholic
Hall,
February
2.
Shrine
Band
Concert,
Civic
Centre
Auditorium.
Friday
February
3rd
at
8:15
p.
m.
Tickets
from
members.
Lutheran
Tea
and
Home
Cooking
Feb.
11th.
Boy
Scout
Concert,
Civic
Centre,
Feb
17.
Canadian
Legion
Easter
Sale
April
5th.
Cathedral
Sale
April
13.
St.
Peters
Spring
Sale
April
20.
5WueM
iK'io.c
Fashion
g
Wilson,
i'""
..
Street
School.
Mrs.
J.
Laurie
in
leaving
on
night's
train
lor
Winnipeg
for
a
holiday
visit
with
her
parents.
Reaular
monthly
ineetinir
of
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival
i
Committee
will
be
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
on
Wednesday.
Jan
2a
at
8
o.
m.
.
!!
)K
-
RESTFUL
NIGHTS
h
Call
j
Appeal
of
Joseph
Fellt-.r,
con
'
vicfed
on
a
liquor
charge
Novem-'
ber
23,
has
been
adjourned
until
I.
':A
tilt
h
(
H
.niinioijS.i'i1';!
i;!'r:i!iti.i:!;;rtSi!;t
ifi.ii.jiilUijniiti:!
LUXtm
5EAMER
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILjS
FOR
Made
To
Measure
and
wishing
him
success
in
his
Wednesday
when
he
will
appear
new
position
in
Vancouver.
I
belore
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton.
Feller
The
next
Council
meeting
will
was
.sentenced
to
six
months
by
CLOTHING
'
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
in
city
police
court.
be
held
on
February
27
Gloria
Colussi's
Birthday
Party
W.
N.
Camnbell.
special
re-
and
Intermedial
Ports
SALE
i
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
i
pre.senlative
of
thfc
Forest
,
Branch,
will
be
tlie
speaker
at
litis
week's
regular
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
or.
Thursday.
Moving
pictures,
with
which
Mr
Campbell
Is
touring
the
province,
will
be
shown.
Little
Gloria
Colussi,
three
year
old
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Make
Colussi,
entertained
little
friends
with
a
birthday
party
at
the
home
of
her
par
iur
riLiiviiirvmi
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
J
For
Reseivationa
1
u
BUY
YOUR
SUIT
NOW
DURING
THE
FASHION-CRAFT
SALE,
AND
SAVE
$15
00
TO
.$20.00.
.-
f
t
nil
Wrtte
or
CaU
CITY
OR
DEFOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUFW
B.C.
OVALTlNfi
Norman
Walton's
Funeral
Is
Held
Many
Digeatories
at
Funeral
ALL
SIZES
Canadian
athletes
on
the
British
Empire
Games
team
come
In
all
sizes
as
this
photo
reveals.
Flyweight
boxer
Ronnie
Muir
of
Toronto,
4
feet
1134
inches
tall
and
weighing
112
lbs.,
has
to
stand
well
up
on
the
loading
platform
of
the
Sanadian
Pac-Air
Lines
plane
which
carried
the
team
to
Auckland,
to
talk
to
towering
Ed
Clarke,
6
foot,
4
inch
Montrealer
who
is
a
member
of
the
fencing
team.
(CP.
Photo)
ents,
972
East
Tenth,
the
hours
being
from
2
to
4.
In
the
after-1
noon.
A
dozen
little
friends'
brought
interesting
gifts
and
!
played
games
and
sang.
Dainty
;
!
refreshments
were
provided.
J
j
Those
present
were
Annie,
Jim-;
'
;
my
and
Jerry
Colussi,
Patsy
Harper.
Bobby
Viereck,
Loretta
;
Vaccher.
Jean
and
Gloria
Mul-1
roney,
Bobby
Dixon,
Mary
and
i
Susan
White,
Sharon
Wilson
and
Patsy
Pearson.
World's
Most
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ir
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ALUMINUM
WARE
by
"SUPREME"
nit:
FINEST
AVAILABLE
TODAY
;e.
Ice
Hits
CHIROPRACTOR
!
Rites
Yesterday
MONTREAL
The
funeral
service
of
the
late
Norman
B.
Walton,
C.B.E.,
executive
vice-president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
system
yesterday
afternoon
was
conducted
by
Rev.
D
j
M.
Grant
of
St.
Andrew
s-West
-mount
United
Church
and
interment
took
place
at
Mount
Royal
Cemetery.
:
The
Prime
Minister,
Rt.
Hon.
Louis
St.
Laurent,
was
represented
by
the
Hon.
Douglas
Abbott,
Minister
of
Finance,
who
is
also
Acting
Minister
of
Transport.
Donald
Gordon,
Chair-1
i
man
and
President,
w
ith
mem-
4
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
D.C,
Ph
C
'
21-22
Besner
Block
j
6
c
PANS
Fur
boiling,
sauces,
frying,
baking,
etc.
SEE
THEM
TODAY
annenes
'
Phone
BLUE
442
fot
Appointment
hoiks
10:30
a.m.
to
12.au
p
ra.
and
3
to
6
r
n.
KKMN(IS
MonjRj
and
Friday,
7
-.30
p
m.
tor
,
.
tho8
unabtp
to
comi;
durtnsr
the
i
PHOTO
FRAMES
.
Frame
Type
Mounts
See
our
line
selection
of
glass
.
and
metal
frames
...';
WRATHALL'S
Photo
Finishing
.
.
;
day.
RECEPTIONIST
in
attend-
4
C
'.-ZJ.
r"V',f.-i
Jak
'
-
Hnce
afternoouf.
msmm
bers
of
the
Board
of
Directors
ll
1
118
Red
ton
Wharf
at
North
Pacific
Partially
Wrecked
Oslaud
Isolated
4,Jltuviiig
lea
ouihe
Skeenn
Rtvtsr
has
caused
considerable
'
damage
to
canneries
located
along
its
banks.
North
Pacific,
it
was
reported
yesterday,
had
taken
the
brunt
of
the
ice
forcsr
as
a
.section
of
the
wharf
and
a
few
pilings
have
been
demolished.
Moving
of
machinery
had
commenced
last
week
but
no
further
reports
have
been
received
up
to
the
present
lime.
re
band
Concert.
Feb.
3.
Civic
Centre
1
and
principal
officers,
represented
the
Canadian
National
Railway
system.
Geoice
A.
Walker,
chairman,
and
offieers
heart
-'Jng
the
various
uetiviiies
of
th--Canadian
Pacific
Railway
were
present
as
were
representatives
of
the
railway
brotherhoods
ai?d
unions
and
heads
of
t
lie
large
in-
tlustrial
and
financial
institu-
11
L
I
Wafcfa
for
Ihe
.
.
.
.
.
NEW
1950
CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH
You
get
the
Good
Things
first
from
the
Chrysler
Corporation
High
Compression
Engines
Hydraulic
Brakes
O
Floating
Power
9
All
Steel
Bodies
,
0
Automatic
Over
Drive
Transmission
Fluid
Drive
.
And
Many
Other
Firsts
,
'
Sec
your
local
Chrysler
Plymouth
Dealer
'RUPERT
MOTORS
LIMITED
I
'""'
Is
payaoie
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
Al
Osland,
the
goernmenl
float
tlons
of
the
city,
has
disappeared
and
all
that
re-
Tim
principal
mourners
v
''remains
are
fir
pilings,
like
gliiostly
the
late
railway
officers
widow
sentinels,
slren-hing
from
the
Eva
Tail,
son,
Norman,
damili-shoie
of
the
ice
covered
river.
ter,
Mrs.
John
1).
Horn.
anc.
brolhers,
Ernest
of
Westmount.
"Spencer!
Where
are
your
glasses?"
tijMlifds.
2ii
H'r
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
Birih
Notie....s
One.
Cards
ol
Thanks.
Iath
Notices.
.
Manuje
and
fciwaueinenl
Announcement:
bl'tClAl,
LliJl'LAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
.
i
Newspaer
advert
isin;;
pays
ofi
Jin
dividends
and
Edward
of
Calgary.
It
was
ie)orici
i
assiar
tannery
was
in
grave
danger,
but
the
Brooksbank
Presenilation
uitjua.
LOST
AM"
i
caretaker
assured
the
Daily
News
United
bet
ween
Fridav,
A
home
that
will!
LOHT
Church
and
Booth
Sehool.
I'lrls
brown
Plume
Green
24(i.
High
iy
plume
yesterday
I
hat
no
dam-Wi,,"i'jV
Oge
liacl
been
caused
except
for
u
few
ice-gnawed
piles.
,
CHANDLER'S
PORTRAIT
8TUDIO
Film
Finishing
Enlarging,
Flash
riioti.-
laken
at
Hum
f
hone
Green
38!)
216
4th
fe
TRINCE
RUPERT.
BC
b
r.H'in
tiiui-i'
with
1
''''it'll
Sl.,iiu
cash!
;
"''lit
from
rooms!
'Iun
D.iv
the
nav-1
fr
T
Nmton";
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E-Uite
and
In-!
i
(20'
!
,
if
CfXitCcrtt'A
IOST-Jeneo
wrist
watch
with
blaek
si
ran
between
Fulton
and
Eraser
Street
-and
Third
Avenue
Phone
lied
5H8.
'20'
Pl.USONAI
.
PEKHONAJ,
Have
Vou
seen
the
new
liexau
1
mmidil
ier
and
air
eondit
inner'.'
It
is
the
iiiost
elleelive
vaeuuin
el'-.ilier
Miat
has
ever
been
ilrodueed.
Tins
is
the
fnl
time
il
has
been
ottered
lor
sale
in
Prince
Ru-
STADIUM
BOOTS
The
residents
there
have
been
trekking
for
a
mile
or
more
up
I
he
railway
tracks
for
the
past
week
for
supplies
(if
water.
H'sidenl.s
at
Oslniul
were
isolated
for
a
few
days
following
the
destruction
by
ice
of
the
bridge
which
connect
the
south
end
of
the
eommunily
with
the
northern
section
.
They
managed
to
escape
a
!
riiuuu
in
''
'''.on
kilehen
M:
Kid
171,
mil
."ll'l's
lor
cabin
i
"'II
Will
ill'
reeeiveil
i";lv
:h.
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11
1).
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l)r
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j
'Ijl'Hl
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I'i.ie.s
dir.;
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nuns
'
bl
Phone
Blaek
(22)
McBride
St.
.
4
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if-
S
i
it
t
WARM
and
Arthur
lirooksbank,
well
known
business
man
of
this
cily
and
a
resident
for
over
40
years,
was
present
i
d
with
a
lealher
travelling
.ease
by
nieinbers
of
the
Sluine
Club
at
a.
dinner
meeting.
Mi',
and
Mrs.
Iirooksbank
are
leaving
shortly
for
u
trip
to
Kng-iland
and
Euro)".
They
will
sail
tiom
New
York
February
15
on
the
Queen
Mary
for
Cherbourg.
Following
their
vacation,
Mr.
Bionksbank
expects
to
retire
on
Vancouver
Island.
Retiring
president
of
the
club,
Roy
Van
der
Sluys,
made
the
presentation
and
expressed
the
Hood
v!.;hes
of
the
organization.
Mr.
Brooksbank
replied.
Business
was
taken
up
with
installation
of
officers.
New
president
is
A.
W.
Burntp.
Vice-president,
is
C.
A.
Berner
and
W.
D.
Fiaser
is
secretary.
nert
A
nli'iisant
surnn.se
4
to
Prine
Rupert
awaits
vou
For
tree
demon-
,,,
ony
route
siraiion
anniv
uus
'jj
u.".
News
is
by
I
he
south
east
end
of
the
Rkeena
slough.
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Set
119)
iff
3
?
Hcodquortcrs
for
-V
S
WINTER
SPORTS
EQUIPMENT
Skis
end
Ski
Equipment
irv
.
;
'
C.C.M.
Matched
Ice
Skate
Outfits
Campbell
Badminton
Racquets
and
Shuttlecocks
.
Sleighs
Burner
Site-;
-and
Repairs.
Phone
Blaek
(21)
SPECIALIST
Oil
eialist.
.Service
O
D.
Konson.
!)(I0
K.mOWn
NAMES
v
"MCUI.PS-
4,.
....
It
Suunyside
and
Inverness
canneries
have
not
been
greatly
damaged.
Greatest
threat
to
alt
canneries
was
last
Saturday
w
hen
ice
danger
was
at
its
peak
Advertise
in
r:c
unity.
News-
PLUMBING
a
n
d
lleatimr
.Sheet
Metal
work.
ar
and
era
vet
rooltii'V
I'hnue
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Uranules:
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in
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WOKK
tt'ANTtll
j
WORK
WANTED
Steam
en-i
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41
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class
naoi'i's
mnnyi
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and
FOR
YOUR
WALLPAPER
HANGING
For
Your
Interior
Pointing
and
Decorating
Call
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&
MATUIK
Phone
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5
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1
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In
the
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Court
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vears
exueiirnee
seeks
tion.
Box
U44
Daily
News.
In
County
Court,
the
Houston
Meat
Market
obtained
judgement
for
the
full
amount
of
$197.04
and
costs
from
Fred
Bjorkman.
T.
W.
Brown
acted
for
the
plaintiff
and
solicitor
for
the
defendant
was
R.
M.
MacLeod
.
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r..i..
FAMILY
SHOE
STORK
LIMITED
Charlie
Roberts
3rd
Ave.
l.ux
1
Ph.
357
In
Pniiin
the
MmUiT
lit
(he
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rn
trom
Na-'
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or
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VVAN'llll
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Ant
house.
Phone
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FOR
RENT-
One
cabin.
Furnished.
Phone
Blue
825.
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FOR
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WEAR
0
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Q
parkas'
:
jackets'
"
and
complete
outfits
for
the
school
boy
-Comfortable
sleep-miiet
home.
Ph.me
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room
Green
438
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PARTIES
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furnish
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properly
vcririitl
to
in.!
on
or
before
the
15th
,.y
of
March.
A.
D.
150.
after
wli
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,ll,le
eliilin.s
filed
may
be
Palf
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whim
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rclVreiiee
to
any
claims
of
CLEARANCE
SALE
of
Fine
FURS
CONEY
(dyed
rabbitl
S8!.'-
SIVSRRAT
(flank)
Jfili.5
Convenient
Terms
Arranged
19-18
M'.Ti
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FOR
RENT
Electric
CHARMING
CKEE
Margarel
Dick,
pretty,
full-bloded
Cro"e
Indian,
is
hunting
more
than
rabbits
these
days.
Margaret
her
Indian
name
Is
Princess
Kewatinook
I
Princess
from
the
north)
-
is
one
of
five
contestants
for
the
title
of
Fur
Queen
at
The
Pas
Northern
Manitoba
Trappers
Festival
scheduled
for
early
next
month.
The
winner
will
receive
a
fur
coat,
symbol
of
the
frosty
north.
CP
Photo"
$5.00
a
,.,',.
nPp'
hpiebv
reouiied
to
sewing
uun'hiifc.s.
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dntv
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varris
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month.
Call
801
ing
Centre.
Singer
1;;'
the
Bmot
of
their
lndebted-
UIMness
to
me
forthwith.
"V
liin'
'vuvv
uutv
used
for
PS'
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
THE
SPORTS
SHOP
B22
3rd
Ave.
What
nfr
Vli
RENT
SKvmmg
room
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s0,el?'
board
and
room.
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Bkiek
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rash.
0.
(tf)
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DATED
at
tile
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,
pert
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia.
thlB
20th
day
oi
January
A.
D.
19S0.
Gordon
F.
Forbes
Officinl
Administrator
Piinee
Knpert,
B.
C.
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Win
t-
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MO
302
3rd
Ave.
Black
416
Box
1362
i.e
Huin.
cj.
uavcv.
Box
FOR
RENT
Liuhthousekeep-
ine
room,
suitable
for
one.
1332
1st
Overlook.
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