prince
ttupttr
Dailp
J3tto
Friday,
February
11,
Floral
Valentines
Urge
Answer
"Yes"
LEGION
IS
INDIGNANT
LRotarians
Jest
Their
Knowledge
A
general
knowledge
tmiz
content
conducted
by
G.
R
S.
BUck-aby
was
the
entertainment
feat-lure
at
the
weekly
luncheon
1
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
I'rotrsti
at
(anerllint
of
t'unvcntiiin
Officers
Are
Nominated
TODAY
and
SAT.
mbhY
,
'
7:00
-
9:05
uaX
ca"TOon
k
NEWS
vj
moetinit
of
tne
Notary
-iuo
a-,
the
Bioaday
Cafe
Thursday
afternoon.
There
were
two
lo
load
a
carload
of
paper
i
Island
electric
beacon
is
ren.irt-
'
."t
Strong
protest
if
to
be
made
by
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
to
the
provincial
executive
council
over
the
cancellation
of
the
holding
of
the
Brit
!
teams.
The
winning
team
consisted
of
D.
C.
Stevenson,
Dr.
for
the
Alaska
Sportsman
mag-led
not
burning
and
will
be
at-azine
at
Ketchikan,
motorship
tended
to
as
soon
as
oossible.
rairoanss,
uapt.
Uan
Stark
i
L.
W.
Kcrgin,
P.
H.
Linzey
and
J.
K.
MiLeotl.
The
losing
team
consisted
of
H.
T.
Lock,
Fred
Seadden.
F.
M.
Hcmsworth
and
J.
H.
Black.
Guests
at
the
meeting,
welcomed
by
President
ish
Columbia
command
conven-I
Hon
at
Prince
Rupert
as
had
j
been
planned.
Keen
disappointment
over
the
cancellation
was
weather,
was
in
port
yesterday
from
the
north.
The
paper
was
delivered
here
from
Minneapolis
by
Canadian
National
Kaiiwavs.
is
The
construction
of
four
fishermen's
floats
at
Campbell
River
down
the
coast
will
begin
as
soon
as
a
breakwater,
now
being
built,
is
finished.
The
four
floats
will
provide
abiut
1600
feet
of
mooring
space
lor
any
size
fishing
craft
and
an
addition
400
for
smaller
boats.
D.
C
Stevenson,
were
Ed.
Cough-
!
iia
and
William
Stane
of
Van-
j
'
couver.
voiced
at
the
general
meeting
,
of
the
local
branch
Wednesday
;
night
and
reconsideration
will
be
requested.
Meanwhile,
it
Is
understood
that
the
plan
is
to
'
A
notice
to
mariners
from
the
Department
of
Transport
here
announce
sthat
the
Sarah
Mm
-By
TO
hold
the
convention
at
Victoria
i
ii
nni.r.
i
tii
t
i
i
instead
of
Prince
Rupert.
Nominations
for
officers
for
!
v
X
nnnnn
fv,
,t
I
X
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancovucr
-D.
F.
Lundy,
A.
O.
Raymore.
To
Sandspil-Mrs.
A.
Jones.
'
From
Vancouver
R.
H.
How-,
ard.
J.
Hoffman.
NEWFOUNDLAND
BILL
PASSED
Measure
Getting
Third
Reading
in
Commons
Today
in
Readiness
fur
Senate
the
ensuing
term
were
received
at
the
meeting
and
were
as
follows:
Honorary
President,
Col.
C.
W
Pack.
V.C.,
D.S
O.
Honorary
First
Vice-President,
Col.
John
McGregor,
V.C.,
M.C.,
DC.M.
Honorary
Second
Vice-Presi-
Ia,'i',n,
.
iiall-sutd
I
OTTAWA
(P
The
House
of
Commons
plodded
slowly
yesterday
through
fifty
clauses
From
Sandspit
H.
Martin.
BELGIAN
BOB
SLEDDER
KILLED
LAKE
rLACID
?
A
Belgian
bobsled
racer
was
killed
and
an
which
make
up
union
with
thc
terms
of
dent.
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston,
MC
,
Newfoundland.
V.D.
I
r
II
it"
A.
other
critically
injured
Thurs-j
dav
in
the
first
fatal
accident
Third
reading
is
to
be
given
to
!
the
agreement
today
and
the
measure
will
then
go
to
the
i
Senate.
j
Honorary
Third
Vice-President,
Lt.-Cdr.
J.
D.
McRae,
President,
Ralph
P.
Smith.
First
Vice
-
President,
James
Nicoll
and
A.
M.
Hurst.
Second
Vice-President,
W.
II.
Murray,
Alex
Haig
and
F.
M.
Gulland.
ever
to
occur
on
the
Mount
Van
Hoevenbcrg
run.
Max
Houben.
52-year-old
Olympic
driver,
was
killed
and
his
brakeman,
Jacques
m
Mouvet,
was
injured
when
their'
two-man
sled,
Belgium's
number
one
entry
in
the
world
championship
races
tomorrow,
went
over
the
rim.
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
said
that
Canada
hopes
the
United
States
will
agree
not
to
exercise
rights
in
connection
with
her
Newfoundland
bases
which
will
be
"under
our
sovereignty."
The
United
States
has
a
99-year
lease
dating
out
of
World
War
II.
The
Prime
Minister
said
that
the
soon-to-be
formed
Newfoundland
Legislature
will
have
complete
control
of
education
Executive
-Charles
Anderson.
1
Miss
Mary
Morion,
Victor
Duncan,
G.
P,
Lyons,
Neil
Cameron,
George
J.
Dawes,
A.
C.
Ross,
James
Greer,
J.
H.
Jcfferies,
James
Brcmner,
Don
Nixon,
P.
Lester
and
Graham
Alexander.;
It
was
decided
to
extend
an
Invitation
to
B.
M.
Isman,
pro
fii
m
m
Nothing
Could
Be
Finer!
Evening
Gowns
ST.
VALENTINES
day
again
challenges
the
flair
of
florists
for
persuasive
craftsmanship,
to
aid
and
abet
romance.
Above
U
Womantrap
de
luxe
.'or
a
charming
holiday
hostess
is
this
new
two-in-one
idea.
The
cover
provides
a
beautiful
corsage
to
be
detached
and
worn
with
any
gown.
Inside
the
box
is
a
hue
glamelia."
for
a
lovely
table
centre.
"
.2-
Go
ahead,
live
dangerously;
let
this
years
Valentine
to
her
head.
"eo
Fragrant
roman
hyacinths
attached
to
a
convenient
sic
e
comb
do
the
trick.
Or
3.-heres
a
different
way
to
say
it.
wuh
a
versatile
hipune
or
wrist
corsage
of
carnations
and
jonquil
petals,
with
accent
on
youth.
You
'saw
it
in
the
News!
Sec
I's
for
Your
WALLPAPER
REQUIREMENTS
For
that
Formal
Impression.
All
sizes,
12
to
44
Style
selection,'
too.
And
Nut
Expensive
RUPERT
but
will
not
be
allowed
to
discriminate
in
its
grants
to
denominational
schools.
At
present
all
schools
are
ocratrd
by
the
churches.
Finance
Minister
Douglas
Abbott
said
Newfoundland
will
get
$50,000,000
a
year
for
tax
agreements
and
social
service.
vincial
president
of
Uie
Legion,
to
visit
the
local
branch
at
his
earliest
convenience.
William
Stone,
past-president
of
the
Britannia
branch
in
Victoria,
whose
travels
enable
him
to
visit
about
fifty
branches
a
year,
addressed
the
meeting
on
Legion
affairs
and
urged
strong
support
by
members
in
joining
upMn
joining
up
In
branches
both
large
and
small.
PEOPLES
STORE
Advertise
in
thfc
u.ily
News!
Reminiscences
ByWJ.
Reflections
I
iko,,0-i1"i
$235
rvW0"
CALLS
plenteous
rain,
let
him
be
of
good
cheer.
Water,
pure
and
undefiled.
will
fall
from
above
I
There
was
an
election
n
One-
sent
wish
th
,1
1
.
.
!
it
u
iii
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j
...
TO
v
"
-
pasi,
out'
"
vuii.c
con
dnu
leiiiaui
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,
.,
irincHr,
4
n
iV-t
1
Ke:
'hlch
P05055
a
fascinating
ih-
i
late.
Perchance
Its
soft
gurgle
"21-
t'-f
number,
r";l
,
fluencc.
There
are
thousands
of
:
'
iU
conv
"Pring's
lush
mes-
BLUE
846
ma
Sace
all
through
the
nioJit
BULGERS
u
,
"rn
ears
of
such
sPts
m
Canada.
Some
are
E
GREAT
ALBERTA
JOCKEY
HONORED
ARCADIA,
Calif.
O
The
spirit
of
the
great
jociey,
George
Woolf,
native
Albertan.
return-
.'JC
about
1
"
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was
a.
auuut
thp
uie
same
s.im
as
a
in
in
bmrju
t.-
r..
...
r...
"-I..UIU
10
rnnce
Kupert.
one
be-
popu-
;
ing
not
at
all
far
from
t
!
Lack
of
distinct
hearing
in
t.h.
1
MM
latiiin
the
the
same
same
acie
ace
eroiiij
croiiu'
"
'
'
I
m
lr..n
...'.,
.
.
.
,-,
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aiiv-i
m
uuiei
UUllU-
w-l
illJIMIL
1.
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I
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...
....
BRINGS
I'ROMIT,
KXPERT
m;kvk
E
SAANICH
Plumbing
&
Heating
H
i
the
0rt
j
For
40
years
Prince
Riiw-r
ngs
al
C011kI
be
nam(,fI
in
'
loua
w
inc
scene
01
many,
ha.s
lA-n
hearing
aljout
the
Princc
nmK'rt
ifi
an
annoyance
jof
nis
triumphs
and
Ills
death.
i
L
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w
i
v
r..i:
'
I
hniK'inrio
nit.w.,..,
...lit,
1.
1
It
adds
to
uniriuc
Rex
Cafle
i
upero
worm
Beach
of
Grahaml
rt;ni,u
rarua-
uan-u
jl.-iland.
with
comparativelv
.so
nH'n.t
ha(1
barey
opened
this
J
heads
as
a
life-sized
statue,
of
lew
from
hern
ever
h:.vm.r
i
.session
when
audibility
of
the
ine
famed
"iceman
of
the
attractive-convenient
o.e
lives.
;,
long
a
'40.
nes
when,
within
distance
of
where
..re
reminders
of
Ion-
I
Chamber
came
under
f-nnrlLl
:
saddle"
was
unvrilerl
:il
K:ml;i
Is
Your
Radio
Sick?:
there.
It
is,
as
a
matter
of
fact.
.
for
Tasty
Mrali
Chow
Mein
Chop
Sucy
1
!
!
i
i
:
!
'
5
,
one
of
the
finest
potential
mar-1
cr
-
hy'
,I,(lu'rc
some;
Anita.
It
faces
the
statue
of
ine
playgrounds
on
the
coast.
I
rnembers-
dl
they
have
to
wail
Seabiscuit.
the
greatest
horse
Of
several
reasons
fr
iki.uml1
next
day
to
read
in
the
he
rode
before
he
was
killed
in
fcucii
may
vary.
There
are
historic
sites,
mementos
of
old
tribal
life,
scenes
linking
the
pre-
BRING
YOUR
RADIO
RADIOPHONE
SET
TO
Ken's
Radio
Clinic
Chinese
I)ihes
a
Specialty
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
P.
r
a
m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
lor
to
femi.,
nt
ilect,
indif
fci
-nt
'
DrPSS-
or
Hansard
what
others
a
1040
plll.
publicity
and
transportation
had
beel
saVinS
on
the
Iloor
of
j
.
iy
cited
as
a
few.
But
now'
th"
House?
Deucedly
inexpedi-
Classified
advertising
a..av
the
tide
appears
to
be
turnin
"
nl!
.
brings
results.
for
t
SATISFACTORY
StRVItE
I
Dealers
for
(.KM
It
AL
DRV
BATTERY
I'liunc
31
McBridc
St.
I
V
1;
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AND
WESTINtHIOlSE
i
'An
era
of
growth
is
setting
in
for
Prince
Rupert
and
district.
New
people,
new
industries
and
new
ideas
are
on
the
way.
The
day
will
come
when
more
and
w
1;
i)
1;
3
Second
Ave.
Phone
53
i
SATURDAY'S
at
STOffi
jiiiore
win
teel
the
urge
to
!
clown
to
the
sea."
RUB
IT
WITH
NOW
is
,1,
Last
Chance
To
Save
;
Final
Day
on
c
lime...
--
Saturday
Is
llu
Marshall
Fields'
millions
were
back
of
P
M.
a
paper
started
in
Chicago
a
few
years
aso.
and
even
it
folcJed
up.
A
while
later,
.
t-
1
-
QUALITY
MERCHANDISE
AT
PRICES
YOU
CANT
AFFORD
TO
23
RAINCOATS
Sirt
K-i
n-l
rtjH
,i
MINAFDS.
nd
Mr
Ihr
M'c!t
reltrf
you
ger.
OrrKi-m.
if,-m.
n
trorn
o
nnpl?ant
vim.
it
hrarj?.
"il
i.
ii-suueciea.
given
a
new
dress,
another
name,
and
something
fresh
in
ideas
and
en-I
ergy.
It
.
too,
folded
up.
a
lew
:
weeks
back.
Perhaps
after
all.
there
is
something
in
the
old
'saying
that
"anyone
can
run
a
'
paper."
sn
36-44.
Sale
IMcc
75
DRESS
TROUSERS
20
SUITS
Sale
Price
S19.50
20
TOPCOATS
Sale
Price
S16.50
15
SPORT
JACKETS
Safe
Pri-
815.50
3
LEATHER
JACKETS
Sa,e
P"ce
..
13.50
Sale
Price
...
.
Sa
to
make
changes
in
your
refrigeration
system.
We
will
be
jrlad
to
assist
you
in
any
improvements
contemplated.
Have
your
machine
cheeked
to
see
if
it
is
in
condition
for
the
heavy
work
season
which
is
ahead.
SEE
US
FOR
YOUR
REFRIGERATION
REQUIREMENTS
Walk-in
or
Rcach-ih
Coolers
Frozen
Food
Cabinets
Ice
Cream
Cabinets
and
Domestic
Refrigerators
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
210
or
2(
O
50
SPORT
SHIRTS
Si
!'
.
How
best
to
handle
Prince
Rupert
s
increasing
cars
is
com-j
'nicncing
to
engage
the
study
of
the
city
and
Chamber
of
Commerce.
And
here's
a
tip,
but
only
!
to
be
approached
with
caution,
i
10
Pairs
Only
Bowling
Shoes
EXTRA
SPECIAL
S1.00
PAIR
DKKSS
SCAKVKS
1.00
15
DRESSING
GOWNS
in
Portland
there
has
been
finished
a
spacious
'and
handsome
newspaper
office.
It
in
Sale
Price
Si
cludes
an
elevator
that
con-
f
20
ZIPPER
JACKETS
leys
automobiles
to
the
roof,
I
100
Pairs
SHOES-Black
and
Brown.
Sale
Price
.
84.95
40
Pairs
ROMEO
SLIPPERS
Sale
Price
S2.75
20
Pairs
SOFT
SLIPPERS-
Sale
Price
81.95
S3.
Sale
Price
specially
designed
for
thejr
accommodation.
It
has
an
ingenious
sound.
But
this
doesn't
mean
it
will
work
in
Prince
Rupert.
That
is,
not
lor
A
while
longer.
This
inislil
happen
to
us
.
.
.
1'iit
th
customer
never
loses
when
he
deals
at
DAN'S
SERVICE
STATION
"Where
thr
Workinernan
-rls
a
Break."
McltltlDK
STKIIT
50
SI
eeveless
ANNOUNCING
...
SWEATER-
Jt
Sale
Price
NO
CHARGES
If
any
faltering
soul
fear
indefinite
delay
in
the
coming
of
ALL
SALES
F
NO
REFUNDS
1
Kaicn
Co-Op
COVER
YOUR
FLOORS
NOW!
Re-OPENING
T11UEE
SISTERS
COFFEE
SHOP
351
West
Third
C'OMl'LETELV
KENOVATED
AND
IJEFUKNISIIED
BETTER
THAN
EVER
Downy-Flake
Do-Nuts
Our
Specialty
Wl
mam
r.
dime
fv,
!?"
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F
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11
C
V
R'NS
LAW)S
UM
oi.u
M-REXOI.H-M-BAKOLKtM
J
(3.
;
)
A
number
of
other
items
at
cost
price
'CLOTHES
OF
DISTINCTION
PHONE
Fph
1th
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miu
..i
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