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j
9:0i
A.I.,1,
TODAY
at
7:00
p.m
Prince
Utipctr
Dailp
J3cto
TueJdafyPWjrBury
1,
1919
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HOTEL
FIRE-SIX
PERISH
RIPON,
Wisconsin,
P
Six
persons
are
missing
and
presumed
dead
In
a
fire
which
levelled
the
Grandview
Hotel
here
today.
The
rest
of
48
guest?
escaped
uninjured.
BAND
CONCERT
iWELL
RECEIVED
WmmuiW-kmtto!
WEDNESDAY
TIIUUSIUv"
1
Mmi
.
.
.
7--
''
Uj.
j
First
rerrorniancc
or
season
by
Shrine
Club
Dudy
An
enthuiastic
response
by
an
audience
of
300
erected
the
ARBITRATORS
ARRIVE
HERE
Arbitration
board
which
will
seek
settlement
of
a
Salary
dispute
between
Prince
Rupert
Teachers-
Association
anu
ui
i
l
r
1
3
131
1
1
1
iiTTjIv
I
Priicc
Rupert
Shrine
Club
Band
j
Monday
evening
at
the
Civic
!
Centre
when
it
presented
its
first
concert
of
the
season
with
'
the
aid
of
assisting
artists.
!
Presenting
a
well-balanced
program
under
the
baton
of
Bandmaster
Peter
Lien,
the
group
of
29
musicians
showed
:
every
evidence
that
months
of;
'
practice
are
welding
them
into
a
highly
organized
musical
unit.!
Marked
improvement
in
tech-
nique
was
a
tribute
to
the
leadership
of
Mr.
Lien
and
the
perseverance
of
the
musicians.
The
program
was
a
versatile
k
NEWS
Adult
EiiU'rlaininiiii"s
School
Board
was
due
to
arrive
here
this
afternoon
by
plane
from
Vancouver.
Accompanying
the
three-man
panel
is
Frank
Wilson,
Chilliwack
lawyer,
who
one,
giving
every
section
of
instruments
an
opportunity
for
expression.
It
ranged
from
Fashioned
jj
For
Ruin
Z
Combination
full
flare
!
and
bolted
styles
with
or
without
hood.
Sizes
from
12
through
44.
m
Selection
of
prices
and
attractive
winter
colors.
5
BELOW
COST
FLAM
IN
SPADES
That
rarity
in
bridge,
four
perfect
hands,
turned
up
in
London,
Ont.,
this
waok
despite
the
millions
of
chances
against
it.
The
smilinj
women
who
held
the
hands
pose
with
them,
left
to
right:
Mrs.
Margaret
Gale,
hearts;
Mrs.
Hilda
Liddell,
diamonds;
Mrs.
Ber-nicc
Barbeau,
clubs;
Mrs.
Dora
Gunning,
spades.
Mrs.
Gunning
was
tne
dealer
but
the
other
girls
crossed
their
hearts
that
the
cards
were
we'll
shuTfled.
All
Mrs.
Gunning
had
to
do
was
bid
a
grand
slam
in
spades.
(C
PPhoto)
will
be
the
School
Boards
advocate
during
the
hearing
which
begins
tomorrow.
.
Members
of
the
arbitration
board
are
Graham
Ladner,
Vancouver,
chairman,
David
Chapman,
Kelowna,
School
Board
representative,
and
C.
D.
Ovans.
Teachers'
Association
appointee.
In
making
the
appointments,
the
School
Board
acted
through
B.C.
Trustees
Association
and
the
Teachers'
Association
employed
the
officers
of
the
BC
Teachers'
Federation.
The
tyc
representatives
then
chose
their
own
chairman.
School
Bard
members
are
planning
'an
informal
dinner
for
the
arbitrators
this
evening.
marches,
waltzes
and
overtures
through
operatic
excerpts
in
which
solo
instrumentalists
were
required
to
sustain
the
illusion
j
that
the
parts
were
being
pres-jented
tjy
vocalists,
as
intended
Bjby
the
'composers.
Succcms
in
!
this
is
a
hiuh
mark
of
prof
ici-
I
ency.
RUPERT
Terrace
Terrace'
Handwork
Impressive
Show
TERRACE
A
display
or
beautiful
handwork
was
one
oi
Timely
Topics
from
OF
EVERYTHING
IN
PEOPLES
STORE
Two
special
features
were
th
presentation
of
an
instrumental
trio
consisting
of
N.
E.
Ger-rard,
clarinet,
B.
F.
Sprinkle,
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
Four
Days
the
attractions
at
the
Women's
saxaphone
ana
irs.
J.
G.
Gil
Institute
tea
and
sale
on
Sat
kcr,
piano,
which
presented
the
urday
afternoon
at
the
Credit
Mrs.
Frank
Gavan
and
Joan
travelled
to
Prince
Rupert
last
week
to
seek
dental
attention.
Mrs.
M.
Ashton
left
on
Saturday's
late
train
to
spend
a
two
weeks
vacation
with
her
daughter
in
Vancouver.
SCANDINAVIAN
ADAM
Ask,
in
Scandinavian
mythology,
was
the
name
of
the
first
final
movement
of
Beethoven'
"Til
No.
4
in
B-flat,
Opus
11,
and
George
L.
Rorie,
who
play
SALE
COMMENCES
ID.,
LADIES'
AND
CHILDREN!
20G
SIXT
HSTREET
man,
created
by
three
gods!
ed
a
novelty
marimba
solo.
from
an
ash
and
an
elm
tree.
"Down
South'"
by
W.
H.
Mvddle
ton.
Both
were
warmly
received
The
band
program
was
as
follows:
A
suite
is
being
prepared
by
George
Little
near
to
the
hospital
which,
it
is
intended,
will
have
living
quarters
and
offices
for
the
dentist
who,
it
is
expected,
will
be
settling
line
in
the
spring.
Didn't
Go
to
Church,
Bad
Week
Followed
Did
you
ever
have
one
of
those
days,
asks
C.
H.
Sawle,
of
the
Omineca
Herald,
New
Hazelton,
when
everything
seems
to
go
wrong?
Of
course
you
have.
Well,
last
week
we
had
several
days
the
first
of
the,
week
when
everything
seemed
to
go
wrong
and
that
was
why
the
Herald
was
late
in
issuing.
The
padre
says
it
was
because
we
did
not
go
to
church
the
Sunday
before
but
we
suspect
the
sub-zero
weather
had
something
to
do
with
it
too!
"The
Bandmaster,"
overture
ORIGIN
OF
MYTH
A
fly
that
resembles
a
honey
bee
and
that
lays
eggs
in
carrion
is
responsible
for
a
myth
that
dead
oxen
are
transformed
into
bees.
.
j
by
A.
J.
Wiine;
'Minuet
from
There
is
a
Mrs.
F.
McGilvery
left
on
Saturday's
train
for
New
York
where
she
will
spend
the
next
few
weeks
on
a
combined
business
and
pleasure
trip.
Mrs.
L.
Griffiths
and
small
son,
Brian,
as
well
as
the
former's
brother,
George
Dover,
arrived
here
on
Thursday
morning
from
Ocean
Falls
for
the
funeral
ofv
their
father,
George
Dover.
Tliey
expect
to
return
south
on
Tuesday's
train.
Berenice"
by
G.
F.
Handel;
"La
Cinquantainc,"
an
air
in
ancient
style
by
Gabriel-Marie:
DIFFERENCE
in
LUB1!
Word
has
been
received
in
Ttrrace
of
the
marriage
last
Saturday
at
Prince
George
of
Mrs.
Hazel
Cole
to
Shirley
Preston
of
that
town.
'The
Southland,"
medley
by
A
J.
White;
"Asleep
in
the
Deep."
Our
Chassis
Lubricant
is
nut
just
if
Enginrrrcd
li-A
Product,
compounded
Um
Union
hall.
Several
kinds
of
fancy
work,
knitting,
leather-work
and
pottery
made
from
local
clay
were
on
exhibit
in
addition
to
some
hand-made
cards
and
flowers.
Exhibitors
were
Mrs.
Philip.
Mrs.
Loveless,
Mrs.
Maxled,
Mrs
D.
Kerr,
Mrs.
Nash,
Mrs.
Koch,
Mrs.
Van
Stolk,
Mrs.
Greenwood,
Mrs.
Wold,
Mrs.
Olsen,
Mrs.
Reynolds,
and
Mrs.
Mary
Jones.
The-
weather
-''being
mild,
the
affair
was
well
patronized
and
its
financial
success
assured
at
an
early
hour.
Mrs.
Philip,
Institute
'
president,
welcomed
-
the
guests.
Helping
in
the
kitchen
were
Mrs.
D.
G.
Little,
Mrs.
Leon,
Mrs.
J.
Stevenson,
Mrs.
Mallett,
Mrs.
Julseth,
Mrs.
M.
Olson,
Mrs.
Clifford,
Mrs.
Michtel,
Lcnora
Loveless.
Serviteurs
were
Mrs.
Reynolds,
Mrs.
L.
Johnstone;
tors.
reekcVout,
Mrs.
Kcefer,
Mrs.
Bain.
Hmnccookiii';
stall
was
in
charge
of
Mrs.
cle
Keivoiniiieaux
and
Mrs.
F.
Smith.
Mrs.
Rogers
was
cA;hier.
SCRAP
H.
W.
Petrie;
"Victorious,
Legions,"
march
by
Rosenkrans:
lubrication
under
txtrrme
water
and
mig,
"El
Abanico,"
march
by
Java-loyes-Hume;
"Bower
of
Beauty,"
George
Grant
left
last
week
for
his
.
annual
check-up
at
Dally
News
Classified
Ads
get
Quick
Results!
lions.
Yes,
we
do
pay
more
fo
rthis
Upti-cant,
but
you
pay
no
more
for
your
liilmcii
do
not
buy
a
WAS
IIOl'T
type
grease.
Our
Motor
Oils
too
are
only
first
Imrr
waltzes
by
Ellis
Brooks.
"Echo
i
of
the
North,''
ivorwegian
air?
arranged
by
Wick-Roberts;
"My
Moonlight
Madonna,"
by
Fib
bhaughnessy
Military
Hospital.
George
.
was
for
four
years
a
prisoner
of
war
in
Hong
Kong
and,
on
his
return
to
Canada,
spent
several
months
in
hospital
suffering
from
malnutrition.
icn-acoiti
ana
a
Night
in
PENNZOIL
100
I'ure
Pennsylvania
or
t
"It's
Alloyed."
LINDSAY
MOTORS
June,"
serenade
y
K.
L.
King
piiom:
M.;
Archdeacon
Hudson
of
Prince
Rupert
was
in
Terrace
last
week
for
the
Dover
funeral.
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Mrs.
N.
Sherwood
has
offered
her
services
as
convenor
of
the
works
comriiittce
for
the
Red
Cross
here.
TOO
PRETTY,
TO
BE
PROSECUTED
ST.
LOUIS
A
young
woman,
charcj'd
with
careless
driving
was
not
prosecuted
because
she
"was
too
pretty."
The
judge
ordered
the
ease
dismissed.
Th"
accused
struck
a
fire
hydrant,
and
received
a
bill
for
$33.
Her
car
had
skidded,
she
said.
And
anyway,
it
was
the
city's
fault.
local
and
Out-ot
town
Scrap
bouqhl
on
location
and
hand
ltd
with
our
own
quipment
and
man.
Fvdaral
Licensed
Dealers,
Direct
Mill
Suppliers.
Wholesale
Dealers
and
Exporters
in
SCRAP
IRON
-
METALS
RAIL
-
PIPE
AND
MACHINERY
TAtiow
2261
Q.
How
can
I
make
dried
beef
Creole?
A.
Shred
one
cup
or
(dricd
beef.
Then
mix
one
cup
of
chopped
pimento,
one
cup
cream
Protesting
the
action
of
interests-
who
have
written
the
National
Film
Board
in
Ottawa
complaining
of
the
timing
of
their
films
in
Terrace,
the
local
Film
Board
Council
met
on
Thursday
to
plan
action
and
representation
will
be
made
to
Ottawa
on
this
matter.
Snow
On
Ice
Here
Hampers
Skating
If
it
were
not
for
the
snow
and
frozen
slush
covering
the
surface,
there
might
have
been
fair
.skating
on
the
lakes
around
Prince
Rupert.
After
sweeping
away
the
snow
down
at
the
fountain
site
on
the
railway
re
How
to
buy
Winter
a
DIAMd
is
garden
planning
makes
spring
come
yon
devote
an
occas-
j
time.
It
I
faster,
if
sauce,
three
chopped
-hard-boiled
eggs,
two
tablespoons
chili
sauce,
and
the
beef.
Heat'
and
serve
on
slices
of
buttered
toast,
sprinkled
with
chopped
parsley.
Q.
How
can
I
keep
gold
teeth
clean?
A.
One
of
the
best
ways
l
clean
gold
teeth
is
to
rub
them
Kirkpa
trick
."
ional
W.
A.
enough
after
a
serve,
ice
sports
have
been
going
on
fur
some
time.
to
dc
outdoors
again
spell
of
influenza.
liour
to
thinking
abm,(
garden,
and
the
change;,
intend
to
malic
in
it
thi;i
your
you
year
Mrs.
P.
Muric
of
the
Terrace
Hoti'l
returned
on
Wednesday
NOTICE
Advertise
in
me
oauy
News!
with
a
nr.ATurc
or
prepared
chalk
and
powdered
pumice,'
f-prlnkled
on
the
toothbrush.
i
morning
from
a
three
weeks
Tl.-ir
value
depends
on
many
Uiks
We
often
have
a
chance
to
bay
poor
a
quality
we
would
not
offer
their.
k
turners.
They
should
be
pure
and
clear
in
c
cloudiness
or
tint.
Tle
cutting
of
their
58
little
Unwell
done.
Thlr
shape
should
be
will
pp'l""""
shout.
l
have
no
flaws
or
spots.
Some
large
stones
,
arc
not
Mirth
others
half
the
size.
One
ol
our
customers
bioui.-lit
in
resetting
which
we
sold
over
3"
'''"'
11
was
!imuzing
how
the
value
lwd
Incrctsed
I
visit
in
Vancouver.
She
was
ac-coinpanied
by
her
nephew,
Ronald
Murchison,
who
will
make
an
indefinite
stay
hern.
m
Q.
How
can
I
clean
burned
spots
on
granite?
A.
Remove
them
by
'covering
the
spots
with
si
leaspoon-
lit
Advertisement
it
not
published
of
ditpUyed
by
the
Liquo'
Control
Boird
of
by
the
Government
of
Britith
Columbia.
or
2)ale
i
in
ol
soda,
mixed
to
a
pasie:
The
Daily
News
wishes
'to
draw
attention
to
I
he
ru::
that
classified
and
transient
advertising
Is
payable
in
advance
at
the
office
at
time
of
presenting
copy
for
advertising.
Those
desiring
to
ad
vcrtise
in
this
manner
hi
the
Daily
News
are
asked
t-J
assist
the
tffice
and
re.spe".
tills
rule
by
refraining
from
telephoning
classified
with
a
little
water,
then
heatm
it.
Never
scrape
with
a
kniie.
LAND
and
BUILDING
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
CALLS
W
nrirln
ourselves
that
wr
sell
a
(
good
that
there
will
never
be
any
fault
THE
rlrtST
SHUT
.
A
machine
gun
was
first
fired
from
an
airplane
in
flight
in
1912.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
'
John
Dulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
BLUE
846
THIS
AND
THAT
KIMM.S
PROMPT.
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SAANICH
Plumbing
&
Heating
PIPE
FOR
SALE
BOAT
OWNERS!
Subject,
to
prior
wile
or
withdrawal,
War
Assets
Corporation
invites
of'crx
for
the
purchase
of
the
property
described
below;
(A)
LAM)
Ml
rait
of
Waterfrolit
lllock
E
of
the
.subdivision
or,
parts
of
Lots
251
and
1992,
Rant;e
5,
Coast
District,
Map
92.1,
containing
approximately
0.518
of
an
acre,
as
.shown
on
Map
19G5.
i2i
Lot
1,
subdivision
of
Block
3
of
Waterfront
Block
E
as
shown
on
Map
2023,
containing
approximately
2.903
acres.
The
Crown
has
by
an
agreement
with
the
O.TP
Railway
Company,
a
right,
of
passage
on
foot
over
that
parcel
of
hnd
containing
approximately
0
009
acres
of
Waterfront
Block
E
of
portions
of
Lots
251
and
1992,
Range
5,
Coast
District,
Map
923,
which
can
be
assigned
to
the
purchaser
if
desired
(K)-niii.iiN(.
No.
3,
known
as
Officers'
Quarters.
Two
storey
frame
construction,
approximately
190'
x
30'
with
addition
80'
x
6'.
All
data
contained
herein
arc
necessarily
abbreviated
and
subject
to
correction.
Sale
of
the
property.
will
be
subject
to
the
approval
of
the
C.overnnr-m-Couneil
and
to
the
corporation's
usual
terms
and
conditions.
War
Assets
Corporation
reserves
the
unqualified
right
to
reject
any
or
all
oilers
received.
Offers
should
reach
the
Director,
Lands
and
Buildings
Department,
War
Assets
Corporation,
No.
4
Temporary
New
Standard
Itlack
and
Galvani.cd
Pipe
Ml
Sizes.
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