rritK
Rupt
Daily
Hwi
Monday.
l'Vbruary
13,1'JOO
Ratepayers'
SHIPS
and
'.-Organizing
NATIONAL
v
hud
a:
WATERFRONT!
Hay
Reflects
...
j
.
.
.
and
licminiscci)
i
A
member
of
the
Truman
value
as
Canadians
amount
to.
i
cabinet,
Mr.
Johnson,
is
re-1
So
far,
according
tu
Ottawa,
ported
to
have
told
a
public'
disappointments
have
been
few.'
meeting
that
the
United
States
This
is
good
to
know.
Millions!
was
ready
"to
lick
hell
out
of:
not
wanted
here,
live
In
Eu-.
Street
Traffic
and
Zunins
j
Are
Live
tuestie.!TN
i
TERRACE
Progress
is
being
!
made
with
the
organization
of
j
the
new
Terrace
Ratepayers'
As-
j
Tower
Shortage
Slows
l.'p
Waterfront
Johanna
Back
From
Alice
Arm
a
j
sociation.
Bylaws
were
adopted
I
at
a
meeting
in
the
Oddfellows'
SEWING
WEEK
Patterns
Notions
Fabrics
THE
WALLACE
Russia
at
an
hours
notice.'
If
rope.
So
do
more
than
enoiiL'h
Hall
last.
Wednesday
evening.
The
bylaws
had
been
drawn
up
by
a
committee
consisting
of
D.
K.
i
-f
1
1?
k
'If
the
late
Franklin
Roosevelt
thought
the
same
and
felt
a
desire
to
say
it,
he
might
have
i
Power
shortage
has
been
greatly
slowing
up
work
of
boat
and
engine
overhaul
on
the
local
waterfront
in
preparation
for
the
opening
of
the
1U5U
fishing
seasons.
Boat
building
establishments
and
machine
shops
are
almost
at
a
standstill
at
a
time
when
they
should
be
humming.
Even
the
drv
dork
i-ni..nii..
who
are
highly
desirable
and'
whose
presence
In
Canada.)
from'tlie
production
and
cultur--al
angles,
would
he
a
great
Bain-both
for
themselves,
as
well
as
I
the
land
to
which
tney
come.
,'
jKcrr,
Waller
Chapman
and
;
George
McAdams.
i
Geoff
Lambly,,
vice-president
of
the
Association
reported
on
present,
jrfV.
T
rnMimn
nunm
vi
h
put.
it
this
way:
"It
Is
able
the
United
States
Is
capable
of
so
conducting
a
defence
that
her
general
position
would
be
materially
strength
(3TV..W
;
various
meetings
of
the
municipal
council
which
he
had
at
I
IMLD
CRISP
XJa
.enough,
although
the
principal
tended
as
an
onlooker.
ihv
Tit
i
source
of
power
suunlv
at
nr.,.
WAY
Traffic
conditions
in
the
muni
LASSIE
V?
and
ent.
has
had
to
cut
its
own
general
operations
to
a
four-hour
a
day
basis.
ened
within
a
minimum
of
.
,,
.
,
,
...
.
1
...
..
The
list
of
post
offices
ill:
j
Skeena
district,
stern
and
wild.!
,
gives
a
total
of
about
91.
Who:
All
these
new
shiny
lanterns)
wain
to
wager
that
delivering
j
scei)
on
display
and
in
service
-
Hie
mail
to
some
of
them
does-j
cipality
were
considered
by
the
meeting
and
the
Village
Commissioners
are
to
be
asked
to
include
a
new
bylaw,
dealing
with
lllf
IVirL-ilMr
i(
fi'iiLc
mi,
I
im
TERRACE
TOPICS
.....
V'
,1
HbiUI
(llll
t
around
town
are
certain
to
i
n't
take
time
and
effort?
come
in
handy
sooner
or
later
j
with
or
without
power.
Neatly
1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Louis
Newhmi..r
llirl(s
ovrr
one-ton
capacity.
TODAY
to
WED.
Shows
at
i.,
.
.
.
I
The
eomnii.:innpr;
n
i'n
?iti
1i
returned
home
on
oaiuraay
,
-
v"
their
honev-
.
rccr,,Rt'd
to
hasten
the
estab-
After
wintering
at
Alice
Arm,
Ted
Hess
returned
to
port
last
week
with
his
halibut
boat
Johanna
to
make
preparations
for
the
forthcoming
season's
operations.
The
Johanna
Is
one
of
Prince
Rupert's
best
known
fish
night's
train-
from
7
p.m.
-
9
p.m.
Candles
or
late
Ikivc
hi
n
,'
in
unusual
ciem.ind
in
Prince
Rupert.
H
should
not
require'
noon
trip
to
Edmonton
painted
and
cushioned
milkin;
stools
might
also
be
found
use
ful
in
the
more
'or
less
uncer
lain
future.-
ready
drawn
up
and
planned
by
the
Town
Planning
Commission
nf
whifl
P
dirln
1c
tlin
Olflll
ing
vessels
and
-s
f....,v,i..
The
large
windows
of
the
Omineca
Herald
in
Terrace
are
filled
with
interesting
photo-
!
much
capital,
time
or
tcchnl-;
I
cat
skill
to
establish
a
small
j
to
think)
manufacturing
plant
and
thus!
fine
and
'void
an
inconvenient
scarcity.
man.
It
was
also
suggested
that
owned
by
the
late
John
Wick.
It
Is
fair
enough
that
no
matter
hnw
un
ui
n.n
u.u
uuu
siniuar
to
ine
Ratepayers'
'
Association
"
should
be
grapns
of
the
days
gone
by
when
ladies
wore
wiv
irii-iii-imiLlon
leg-of-mutton
With
passengers,
mail
and
acceptable
displaced
persons.
A
stun,
wiln
the
words
"Bright1
Below
is
ont
of
many
written
slntrmenti
by
women
who
were
given
a
sample
of
Heinz
Soup
mid
aaked
to
moke
a
comparison
with
other
well-known
brand.
Try
a
test
in
your
own
omr
nnd
late
the
wonderful
difTfrence.
sleeves,
and
men
wore
beards
forni'd
among
the
settlers
in
the
areas
immediately
outside
the
as
a
matter
of
course.
Even
nip
iinMii.
union
steamer
Coquit-;
mi-ht
appcur
on
arrival
in
Light
Candleabra"
mh
iit
create
lam.
Capt.
John
Boden.
at-,
Canada,
it
is
best
to
wait
a
year
an
impression
ol
'smartness
and
rived
in
port
on
good
time
at
2:30
or
so
to
realize
just
what
their
originality
Sunday
afternoon
from
Vaneou-
.
..
.
tures
of
the
early
days
of
land-clearing
in
Prince
Rupert
are
included
with
the
gold-panning
days
of
the
Klondike.
All
this
in
readiness
for
the
Kinsmen
Klondike
'
Night
in
March.
village
limits
and
also
further
afield
in
the
rural
areas.
Harold
Smith
presided
over
the
meeting,
with
Mrs.
Will
Robinson
as
.secretary.
Meetings
will
be
held
monthly
on
the
third
Wednesday
In
the
month.
N.H.A.
DESIGN-OF-THE-MONTH
ver
ana
waypoints
and
sailed
at
11
p.m.
for
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
i
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
is
due
to
return
here
tomorrow
morning
and
sail
at
1:30
p.m.
on
her
return
south.
"After
comparison
I
f
ound
Heinz
Vegetable
Soup
far
surpassed
my
favourite
brand
i
i
ri:
-
On
h-r
av
to
Alaskn
II
s
S
soup
in
flavour."
1
1
w"
This
Kdrertlsiuiit
in
nut
publish)!
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
I'or
Ihr
Fast
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
:
8:00
p.m.
I'lum
the
Kasl
Tuesday.
Tliursday,
Saturday
10:15
p.m.
-Mn.
E
f.
or
displayed
fcjf
tn
l.lqi.or
Control
oai4
or
by
ths
OoTsntmeat
of
'
British
Columbia..
Norton
Sound
was
in
Vancouver
recently
for
a
four
day
stav.
The
purpose
of
her
voyage
north
is
to
conduct
tests
with
guided
missiles.
There
are
teehnicnl
pv-
I
10
To
Advertisers
To
iiisur:'
publieutmn
or
display
or
classified
advertising,
opy
for
same
must
be
in
the
.
Tier
of
the
Daily
News
by
4
p.m.
the
day
previous
t'"1
advertising.
Requirements
ol
the
mechanical
Orpiu'linenl
make
this
rule
necessary.
a"
i
f
i
'.,
perts
aboard.
The
Norton
Sound
j
j
J"
,
'
I
a
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s-.iff
1
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Tf)
Hi
i
is
a
snip
or
13.500
tonnage.
PROPER
USE
OF
PROFITS
.
Tmnortancf
of
keenin"
up
und
;
'nu.irnving
plant
so
that
proper
)
wnrkin't
conditions
may
be
per-;
mnnenUv
niaint;iiner
as
oono;-'
nd
to
policy,
of
paying
our
pro-lits
disproportionately
In
the
?0l'
I
-
ftsssti
I
re....
tm
lwbsi
vav
of
shareholders'
or
em-
.ives'
dividends
is
eraDhic
REAL
L(
'-!L"-".
t
yv"
i
AAiuii
iu;ini
ally
illustrated
in
a
mvoinc
uic
CHANDLER'S
PORTRAIT
STUDIO
Kilru
Kinishing
F.nlargin
f
lash
Photo
laken
at
llumt
lure
film
entitled
'In
Balance
which
has
been
In
circulation
In
"
J
WELCOME
IWrSBM
I
!
75?
U2SI::::S
M
MLLUUI'lL
f
gSSMiriTPfTlTI
I
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PRICES
ioo
wmh
.
.
.
run
.
,
Prince
Rupert
during
the
past:
week,
bein''
xho'vh
before
both
Phone
Oreen
389
218
lh
St
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INSURA
INCOME
K.
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Av.'
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f
'senior
and
iunior
chambers
of!
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UINCK
RUPERT,
B.C.
Classified
utfs
oring
results.
commerce.
Two
practical
irhis-
!
tiations
were
shown
operation'
of
Atlantic
Coast
fishing
schooners
and
a
large
calculat-!
(
(
w
"
'
table
mm
J
'
::,
COMFORT
SHOES
Answer
to
that
New
Year's
resolution
for
a
home
of
your
own
in
19"i0
mi;ht
be
found
in
this
attractive,
moderately-prirvd
four-bedroom
house
which
combines
an
cllii'ient
layout
with
a
pleasing
exterior
appearance.
The.
design
should
appeal
particularly
to
xmall
families
hi
the
two
upstairs
n-ii-rooms
can
he
left
unfinished
if
they
are
not
immediately
required.
Kill
ranee
to
the
house
is
through
a
vestibule,
containing
a
mat
rlu-t.,
which
leadMinto
a
good-sized
living
mom
featuring
a
coal-burning
fireplace.
The
kitchen,
opening
off
the
living
room,
includes
a
dininir
1.L
Stt
BY
I
KS
BILL
SCI
BY
I
I
KS
l
ing
machine
industry.
i-
8Jsws
!
OWL
area.
This
does
not
detrac-t,
how-t
ever,
from
the
convenience
of
th
i
well-planned
work
area.
to
"
i'
.
'
Vl
i
!
i
,Ji
U
urns
Plenty
of
closet
space
is
assured
in
this
hou.se
which
has
six
closets
located
on
the
ground
floor
and
four
upstairs.
There
in
also
a
liberal
window
area,
highlighted
by
the
large
living
room
window.
Area
of
the
house,
for
estimating
purposes,
is
1,1:29
square
fept
and
the
outside
dimensions
are
ISO
fovt
hv
'i
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fnnr
im.hiw
Whiln
UA
Haul.
VALENTINE
CARD5
SPECIAL
THIS
WEEK
ONLY
BILL
SCUBY
FU
iiii
LLSClllYHus
MILL
SCt
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BOOKS
V
l
Full
SclccHon
'Ottawa
owner
of
the
house
illus-
-
tratetl
ha
used
brick
veneer,
an
v
other
exterior
mush
material
would
bf
tuitable.
A
imall
gable
has
been
added
over
the
front
door.
FAMILY
SHOE
STOKK
MMJTKI)
Charlie
Uoherts
Jrd
Ave.
hox
:iH
I'h.
.i;,7
Mitchell
&
Cumc
Hi
5IK
.!rl
Ave.
nt
fl
I
IH
Krd
4HI
Shrine
Bond
Concert,
Feb.
3,
Civic
Centre
Builders
ond
Contractor
fdspYturr
Qood
Food
Tor
Tasty
Meals
At
Reasonable
Pricr-i
Cliinese
Dishes
u
Sieeiall.T
To
Speak
Here
Prinee
Hii.crl
Wotnen.s'
Cnn-adiau
Club
bus
a
.speaker
of
rxeeplioiiiil
Interest
eominf
here
this
virfk
in
tlie
person
of
Ktliel
lir.iiit,
Mont
urn,
Kr'at
i;reut.
f:r:iiifl(liiu:hter
of
Hie
liuimus
Mohawk
chief,
Joseph
Urunt,
who
figured
prominently
in
C'niHiflhin
history
by
fht-inp
wilh
the
Hiitisb
(hn:iii."lho
Aiiieirliui
Uevolulion.
"virs
M(
ho
lives
in
Koehw-
ter.
New
Yt.rk,
,va.s
,,
fl,r,irt.,.
'mei:il
With
IlielL
piuUnent
uf
D'diiin
Affairs
iiii.l
Is
author
of
the
book
"West,
or
I),,.
fj,,
lint;
.Sun."
Her
subject
lit;
an
afternoon
uatherlni?
0f
the
Canadian
Club
this
WefJuesduv
clay
will
-1
be
ans
ol
the
'lwenli..h
Century,"
:l
im,.v
enouf;h
theme
at
this
tj,,,',.
wh.-n
U.
alfuirs
of
(lie
native
populalion
are
so
much
to
t.li
ore.
"ZERO"
SOAP
for
Wool!
Cfvdvn,
Try
it
Today
Mrltiide
Si
riium;
UJ
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Jlie.
stork
sliof
1
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a.
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FOR
YOUR
WALLPAPER
HANG
Hcodquorrcrs
for
WINTER
SPORTS
EQUIPMENT
Ski
j
and
Ski
Equipment
,
C.C.M.
Matched
Ice
Skate
Outfits
Campbell
Badminton
Racquets
and
Shuttlecocks
Sleighs
For
Your
Interior
Pointing
god
M
Call
SPENCE
&
MATUI
Eczema
Prescription
Excellent
Results
233
f
I
tone
Blue
215
A
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.
(JULLUW
-
Turk
lMlllt..l
lb.
Locker
Plant
ii.iiiijia
('liunk.i
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fx;
ll.
their'
meat
u,
i,7taw
wSS
li'r''!;,
Customer
w)lll
,mvo
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al.lr.
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'difficulties?
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imc
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hi
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'if
thu
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u"t'-
:
1
Prwnulion.
haa
Kiven
cxwllei't
results
al.o
fur
other
skin
troubles.
It
is
a
colorless
and
o.lorl.sg
liijuid
and
will
nut
slaai.
Application
is
simple.
AfToeLxl
parts
ar(,
v.ashed
with
pure
wrap
and
warm
water,
ille
prescriplion
1.XOH
ContTiitrated
is
then
patted
on
i
with
a
small
swab
of
cotton-apply
night
and
rooming.
You
can
got
this
prescription
from
your
druKgist,
simply
ask
him
for
a
ounces
of
KxofT
Concentrated
and
if
your
nkin
is
lender,
cracks,
or
eels
drv,
you
iould
al:.o
obtain
l
ounce
of
Kxoff
Uir.tment.
Cut
this
out
to
remind
you
or
to
pass
to
anot
her
sufferer
worry
by
purchasing
quulily
meuts
.-"
f
in
Rupert
Freezing
Company
Ltd.
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Red
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