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Thursday,
Jan.
18,
1934
-.renewed
business
activity.
Add
to
that
the
renewed
mining
activity
and
we
have
pretty
nearly
the
whole
picture.
.It"
is"
a
very
pleasing
picture
for
Prince
Rupert
people
after
several
years
of
the
doldrums,
REVIVAL.
IN
TIMBER
INDUSTRY
'SPORT'
RESULTS
IN
MOOSE
PLAY
BADMINTON
BASKETBALL
urii.tiio.il
ivv.ni
ViX
1
15-10.
The
news
columns
of
this
paper
yesterday
seemed
to
be
Darton
and
Norrington
beat
Hor-a
good
example
of
optimism
rampant.
Olier
Besner
told
ton
and
Moxiey
10-15,
15-0.
15-9.
of
improved
prospects
for
a
greatly
-desired
pulp
mill.
M,
division
P."
McCaffery
announced
in
Vancouver
that
the
scheme
cn.
n4;
united,
2
for
erecting
a
new
cold
storage
plant
had
been
completed
miss
a.
Morganand
Miss
a.
wra-and
work
would
commence
very
soon.
The
manager
of
the
thaii
beat
Mrs.
cicconne
and
Mrs
reduction
plant
arrived
to
reopen
the
meal
and
oil
factory
KriKevsicy
on
Prince
Rupert
Harbor.
John
Dybhavn
announced
that
ImHtidual
l'iay
in
This
Week's
Inter-Club
Competition
Among
Various
Organizations
Peterson
and
Partner
Jackson
and
Gordon
6-15,
7-15:
Skeena,
6;
Rnpert
No.
1,
Z
Mrs.
Greggor
and
"Miss
M.
Law
rence
beat
Miss
J.
Cross
and
Miss
J.
Edgcumbe
10-15,
15-9,
15-9.
It
was"
the
action
of
Prince
Vic-
Rupert
m
returning
o
Mrs.
Dejong
and
Miss
McDonald
toria
the
same
member
over
a
period
of
about
seventeen
'15-4,
15-3.
years
that
resulted
eventually
in
all
the
premiers
of
Can-
Jurmain
and
Redpath
beat
De-ada
being
called
together
at
Ottawa
for
the
conference
ions
and
Staines
15-4,
15-9.
tt-n-tl
ISllJICft
No.
1,
4j
(Jnltcd
3
ic
ntt
nlririnr-
nlnnn
nitt
of
itVkintt
mnmflnf
Ally
icscjivo
'election,
will
hope
that
he
succeeds
in
getting
at
least
a
fair
proportion
of
the
things
he
went
after.
i
"From
Potlatch
to
Pulpit"
By
William
Henry
Pierce
The
new
book
which
has
been
creating
such
great
Interest,
and
the
edition
of
which
is
strictly
limited.
Price,
$1.50
;
Down
Many
Trails.
Old
Tribal
Customs.
The
Coming
of
the
White
Man.
The
Old
Medicine
Men,
The
Work
and
Influence
of
the
Missionary
Among
the
Coast
Indians.
For
Sale
Only
At
C$.osef
(Qowtm
&
oOalla
otmiled
PRINTERS
AND
STATIONERS
Down
Stairs
Resner
Kluck
f
-
Mail
Orders
Given
Prompt
Attention.
Postpaid,
beat
Mrs.
Rogers
and
Miss
E.
Wilkinson
15-8,
15-8.
Rupert
No.
2,
2;
Rupert
East,
5
,
J.
Naylor
and
Lindsay
lost
to
(while
Bussanlch
and
M.
Gay
5-15,
17-18.
Miss
D.
McDonald
and
Dpherty
'ost
td
Mrs.
Barclay
and
T.
Bussanlch
16-18,
12-15.
Miss
D.
McDonald
2
the
employ
of
the
Pacific
Mills.
II
f
i
i
i
ti
M
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
an
expert.
Bear
rugs
mounted
in
any
style.
Game
heads
a
specialty.
All
work
guaranteed
first
class.
FURS
MADE
UP
Write
For
Prices
K.
Dix,
Taxidermist
Terrace,
B.C.
Hectic
Contest
Between
Lodge
Men
But
Scoring:
Was
Light
Last
night
after
the
lodge
meet-Results
of
Individual
play
this
ing
a
basketball
game
was
player
week
in
the
lnter-club
competition
between
the
Moose
Lodge
ana
of
the
Pflnce
Rupert
Badminton
Moose
Legion
members
resulting
Association
were
as,
follows:
In
a
well
deserved
win
for
the
latter
by
a
score
or
t0
l-
Aimisio.N
mviiifw
flr$t
ha,f
was
cIean
lhe
LpgIon
Rupert,
C;
Skeena,
1
showing,
although
they
were
an
Miss
Moffatt
and
Mis
McCaffery
bare-footed
on
top
of
their
heads,
beat
Miss
M.
Lawrence
and
Mrs.
.superiority
when
the
score
stooa
Darton
15-2,
15-8.
2
to
nil
in
their
.favor.
In
the
sec-
Miss
Thompson
and
H.
Ward
beat
ond
half
the
play
'got
a
bit
rough.
Miss
Astoria
and
Mr.
Stamford
15-3,
several
of
the
Moose
players
being
3-15,
15-7.
cautioned
by
the
referee
especially
W.
Cross
and
W.
Bryant
beat
R.
Tommy
Morgan
who
thought
that
Bartlett
and
Cornish
15-1,
15-8.
h
was
playing
rugby.
He
was
ert-C.
N.
R
2:
Rupert,
3
cused
as
his
opponent
was
Casey
W.
Tobey
and
B.
Tobey
beat
W.
Vink
who
is
a
good
100
pounds
Lamble
and
F.
Russell
15-11,
17-18,
heavier.
Towards
the
end
of
the
15-5,
game
the
Moose
team
had
all
their
Mrs.
Horton
and'
Miss
E.
Davis
Pares
in.
which
meant
14
of
them
lost
to
Miss
C.
Mitchell
and
Miss
F.
t0
5
f
the
Legion,
determined
to
Cross
9-15,
-15.
fCore
a
8al-
Two
men
of
the
Skeena.
6;
C.N.
R.,
1
Moose
held
one
of
the
Legion
and
Mrs.
Norrlneton
and
Mrs.
Parlow
Charles
Lemon,
after
ten
tries.
beat
Mrs.
Brass
and
Mrs.
Teng
15-6,
Jast
managed
to
score
a
point.
j5j
At
the
return
match
a
specta
"Potln
will
be
cm
hand
to
give
Miss
N.
Lawrence
and
I.
Murray
hP.it
Mr.
Mrlnd
and
St
Hp
15-3.
"jrr
a
wiutr-up
The
cup,
which
Is
a
handsome
trophy,
was
donated
by
Fred
scan-den
and
was
handed
over
to
3
or
Shggard
who
replied
with
suitable
thanks
and
promised
to
dlspfjy
same
In
his
store
window.
.
Referee
was
Bill
Oray.
Legion
L.
Blain
(Capt.i;
J.
RatchforG
(1;
Casey
Vink;
R.
lost
to
lons
"orviK;
j.
aiaggara;
P.
Cameron.
a
healthy
halibut
situation
was
being
created
by
the
clear-
fl
Y
Terri
nd
n
Frank
Moose
t.
Morgan,
(Capt
i;
d.
ing
OUt
Of
Old
Stocks.
This
Was
not
a
bad
list
for
one
day.
beat
Mrs.
Clavrlng
and
Mr.
Sutton
man
'!:
A.
Macdonild,
B.
Rus-Tt
ia
in
lino
'itn
tno
tvonrl
nf
f
no
frirrma
vehioh
ic
tmvnrrl
17-lf,
1S-7
fdl:
W
McCallum;
K.
Olske;
H.
punehlns
Mrs.
Blance
and
Parlow
beat
Miss
,
B.
Allen
and
Wilding
17-14,
15-4.
j
H.
T.
Cross
and
W.
H.
Murray
beat
,
J.
W.
Nichoils
and
P.
Edgcumbe
There
is
a
distinct
revival
in
the
timber
industry,
due
16-17,
15-2.
-15-3
to
some
extent,at
least,
to
the
policy
of
the
federal
govern-
Rupert
East,
c;
Rupert
No.
2.
0
ment
at
the
Imperial
Conference
at
Ottawa.
Yesterday
Mrs'
Ldghton
and
Murray
beat;
TIT..
Pncn,.
fl,l
,.f
H,,,,,!
V,
Miss
Cameron
and
Wardrope
15-10,
i
lru
d
j.
xr
i
11
i
1
a
-
Olske;
P.
DeJong;
E.
Peterson;
D.
Schubert:
P.
Brewef
;
J.
Morrison.
Capt.
Jack,
Morrison
gave
an
interesting
exhibition
of
fancy
bag
SPORT
CHAT
cuiiipaiiuni
vanuuuvei
aim
uius
neipmg
lu
iciieve
ine
un-
Dunn
and
Anderson
beat
Finnlflxture
between
Canadian
Legion
employment
situation.
On
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
orme
15-10,
15-5.
land
Grotto:
alone
a
thousand
men
will
be
busy
getting
OUt
logs
for
the
Miss
McFee
and
Mrs.
McLean;
O.
P.
Tinker
(Canadian
Leglonr
mills.
Veiy
SOOn
we
shall
be
hearing
of
activity
along
the
bt
Miss
White
and
Miss
Palmcre
n
Brown
lino
nf
tno
Ptinnrlifln
Mn'rinnnl
T7niTu'fiv
wTiiVVi
will
vmlnrl
5-6,
15-13.
I
J"Ke
Vi
vs.
out
the
list
of
activities
for
Northern
and
Central
B.C.
IT'ZVth
Mrs.
beat
'
Miss
Comadlna
and
W.
Lyons
15-4,
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
INFLUENCE
l5:!;
'
u
u.
iGrotloi.
Earl
Batt.
Alex
Murray
vs.
George
Howe.
Charlie
Baptie
vs.
John
May.
Alex
Harvey
vs.
Bert
Morgan.
M.
M.
Lamb
vs.
W.
E.
Hutsori.
Man
in
the
Moon
are
being
discussed.
This
city
will
take
a
personal
interest
anj
fS
5
2
5
15
is
2
!
In
h,s
speech
at
Vaonver
the
fn
the
outcome
because
of
the
local
member
being
the
lead-
Mrs'.
Douglas
and
wilding'iost
to'
tZ
'Tth.
mSXS'SS
ing
factor
in
filing
the
conference
together
Mr.
Pattullo
ml,
p.
Astoria
and
j.
Murray
3-i.;l;J,pSl2,re
undoubtedly
is
the
leading
figure
there
and
local
people,
Why
should
he?
He's
a
minion-
irresnective
ot
whether
thev
sunnorted
him
or
not
at
the
.
ana
Mn.
uryanv
alre
Why
worry
about
the
derelicts
Victims
of
a
sad
fate.
we
hate
money
to
spend
and
spare.
Let
them
go
tcr
Peter's
Gate.
Jake
says
it
seems
to
him
that
and
Miss
R.
Mr,
Bennett
has
not
heard
the
last
Glllls
beat
Miss
M.
MacKay
and
of
the
little
"derelict"
Joke.
Miss
II.
Beale
15-8,
10-15,
18-16.
Reg.
Kelly,
son
ot
Rev.
Peter
Kelly,
well
known
missionary
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada,
who
Is
onw'
located
at
Ocean
Falls
In
marine
mission
work,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
John
thisi
morning
following
a
visit
to
Sklde
A
correspondent
takes
a
slap
at
its
true
The
Doyll
was
aiming
to
take
me.
.But
mayte
His
Worship.
lust
as
a
joke,
Spoke
of
the
terrible
way
out,
And
mirthfully
look
at
me
that
is
of
the
Ottawa
layout.
;
Mis
Joan
West,
who
has
been
visiting
here
for
the
past
two
o
three
weeks
as
the
guest
of
rr.
and
Mrt.
W.
E.
Collison.
will
sail
by
the
Prince
Itupert
tonight
on
her
return
to
Vancouver.
She
Is
the
daughter
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
John
j
A,
West,
formerly
of
this
city.
CHURCH
IS
'
IN
SESSION
Annual
Congregational
.Meeting
vf
Bapthts
Held
Last
Niglit
At
the
-annual
congregational
meeting
of
First
Baptist
Church
last
night,
officers
were
elected
as
follows:
Church
Clerk.
V.
O.
Houston.
Treasurer,
P.
It.
Linzey.
Deacons-
-P.
H.
Limey,
J.
C.
Qll-ker
and
Reg
Oreen.
Mission
Treasurer,
Mrs.
R.
H.
Smith.
Deaconesses,
Mrs.
J.
Armstrong
and
Mrs.
R.
H.
Smith.
Envelope
Steward,
Mis
Catherine
Watson.
Ushers
Board.
H.
M.
Dnggett.
V.
O.
Houston,
P.
H.
Linzey.
M.
H.
Da-foe.
C.
Oilker
and
F.
Glass.
Organist,
W.
Vaughan
Davles.
Progress
and
development
in
all
phases
of
the
church
work
were
reported
for
the
past
year
which
had
been
most
successful.
A
vote
of
confidence
and
thanks
was
ten-tiered
to
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Dr.
F
W
Dafoe
to
whose
work
all
speakers
paid
tribute.
The
following
police
court
convictions
in
various
parts
of
fur
district
have
been
reported
to
divisional
headquarters
af
the
provincial
police
here:
Ancy
Sunrir
Indian,
Queen
Charlotte
City,
drunkenness.
$25
and
costs
or
two
months'
imprisonment:
Loo
Taku.
Indian,
Telegraph
Creek,
drunkenness,
ten
days'
imprisonment
with
hard
labor:
Andrew
Clark
Telegraph
Creek,
supplying
llquo:
to
Indians.
$50
and
costs
or
thirty
days'
Imprisonment;
Oscar
Fof-bcrg,
Atlln,
drunkenness.
:&
or
thirty
days'
Imprisonment;
Ale
ander
McPhee
and
A.
J.
Marion,
Telegraph
Creek,
hunting
gams
without
licences,
each
fined
$10
and
costs;
Frank
Charles,
Massott
assaulting
Sam
Winter-,
fined
$10
and
costs.
WEEK-END
FOOD
VALUES
AT
WATTS'
B.C.
FRESH
EXTRAS-
Q9p
Scott's
or
Solly's,
per
doz."
Line-ups
as
follows
are
annoxm-
BISCUIT
MIX-Swansdown
ODpi
for
tonight's
BUllard
League
large
pkg..
per
pkg.
hv'
RED
ARROW
SODAS-
per
pkg.
ROMAN
MEAL
COOKIES
per
doz.
ORANOE
MARMALADE
Australian
per
40-oz.
Jar
QUAKER
PEACHES
per
No,
2
squat
tin
WHITE
ASPARAOUS
TIPS
Hillsdale,
per
Mb.
tin
CUT
OREEN
BEANS
Royal
City,
per
tin
SPANISH
TABLE
RAISINS
to
clear,
per
pkg.
20c
8c
Malkin's
35c
15c
23c
14c
11c
CROSSE
A
BLACKWELL'S
SOUP-Vegetable
Q
Chicken
(n
per
tin
per
tin
PALMOLIVE
SOAP
IQo'
3
bars
'
1
trial
size
Princess
Flakes
free:
with
each
purchase.
LHJHY'S
SWEET
RELISH
-
A4p
ner
12-oz.
iar
CRI8CO
per
1-Ib.
tin
24c
Swift's
Soap
Deal
2
pkg.
Quick
Arrow
Soap
Flakes
2
tin
Classic
Cleanser
1
Rubber
Bridge
Cloth
(iC0
(Choice
of
colorsi
all
for""'
the
Federal
premier
being
a
Knight
DEL
MONTE
PINEAPPLE-
of
Jerusalem,
He
pots
his
thoughts
in
verse.
Bartfclf.
No.
2'2
tins,
ea,
rfc,
ttnthf
nf
T.,..im
Mv
.
'."J
v
-
QUAKER
OATS-
a
clue
His
speech
about
"talent"
fined
rate
and
will
sail
tonight
on
the
.
,
,
,me,
...
Prince
Runert
for
Ocean
Falls
t
With
sinful
thoughts
that
maybe
where
he
will
resume
his
work
In
Sliced.
No.
1
fist
fins,
enrh
-i-W
ROYAL
CITY
PEARS
0-l
per
pk.
SPICES
AH
2
tins
Varieties
Oranges
"Pure
Gold"
Navels.
Full
Juice.
Nice
Family
Size.
cloz.
doz.
EAGLE
BlfAND
BLUE-DO
per
tin
1
ntyrg
COCOA
per
'i-lb.
tin
20c
15c
Of
84c
14c
25c
Watts
Grocery
I'llONft
55
PIIONR
5.J
"THE
BEST
FOR
LESS"
Thursday,
January
18.
i
FURS
WANTED
Trappers,
Ranchers
and
Collectors
Wc
want
join
Mink
Muru
n
Ottri
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