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Mrs. George Scribner, Nauwigewauk, N.B.,
writes:—‘‘I was so very nervous I could not
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and Nerve Pills, and as she was using them at
the time she gave me some to try. I found
they were doing me so much good I procured
two boxes and they proved of wonderful help
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On motion of Trustees Schubert! a trial order fo
and Brooksbank, the board of) used in Borden Street School, Th:
school trustees last night decided| company
to place with C. C. Ketchum & Co

special price on a trial order

 

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TOGETHER

Marion Davies and Robert Mont-,
gomery Teamed Up For First
Time in “Blondie of
Follies”

 

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With Marion Davies and Robert |
| Montgomery, two of the screen’: }
loutstanding favorites, playing to
| gether for the first time, “Blondie ;
iof the Follies” is coming to the |
| Capitol Theatre here as the mid-|
week feature offering. In addition
| to Miss Davies and Montgomery,
the cast includes such well known
players as Billié Dove, Jimmy Dur- |
ante, James Gleason, Zasu Pitts
land others.

The story is about two New York
girls who graduate from poverty in
‘the tenements to the extravagance
ae luxury of Park Avenue. The,

 

 

are the closest of chums and the
' bitterest of rivals, yet both seek to,
jsacrifice their hearts when it comes!
to the love of the same man.

Included in glimpses of New York}
scenes which this prouuction ple-|
sents are various phases of Man-
hattan “high life,” backstage of the
Follies, parties aboard palatial)
jyachts and Park Avenue apart-|
ments and, by way of contrast, the |
noise and squalor of the New York |

 

Skipper of Mission
Boat is Speaker
To Young People

Look Here

You neyer had such a
chance to buy good foot-
wear at as low prices as
we are giving you today

A very interesting meeting of the
Presbyterian Young People’s So-
ciety was held in the Church Hall
last evening, with a large number
of members and visitors in atten-

 

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| The speaker was the Rev. W. B.|
Jennings of the “Northern Cross.” |
He gavg a very interesting address
on his work around this coast, il-
lustrating his speech with humor-
ous incidents from his own ee |

If you buy from us you can
outfit the whole family for
about the same price you paid
a few years ago for one per-
son,

SHOP AT THE RIGHT PLACE
AND YOU GET THE RIGHT

PRICE

Boots, Shoes

Slippers and
Rubbers

For Men, Women and Children
at 25% to Than
Elsewhere. See—

Cut Rate Shoe
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tences.

The president of the society, E. J.
Smith, moved a_ hearty
thanks to Mr. Jennings.
| There were games and contests,

is usual, followed by refreshments |

 

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tenement districts. Third Avenue—Prince Rupert ‘# ‘its
an 3WANSDOWN CAKE
The weekly revival feature to-| City Scrip Accepted { Rae ve IWN CAB 29¢
jnight brings back “Check andj PLOUH, per PKB
— asV ad

Daquble Check,” featuring Amos and|
Andy, the ‘popular radio enter-
tainers,

Cathedral to Hold
_ Sunday School in

| Westview School

The board of school trustees last
jnight granted a request of Very
|Rev. James B. Gibson, | dean of St
Andrew's Anglican Cathedral,
permission to hold Sunday School |
each Sunday mofning between the|
hours of 10:30 and 12 in Westview |
School.

The Cathedral will be allowed the}
use of the schod! on the same terms |
is were accorded last
First Presbyterfan Church which is
| paying $2 per month

 

Sam Simpson of Massétt is pay-
ing a brief business visit to-th
city, having arrived this morning
ss. Prince John from t}
Queen Charlotte Islands

on the

 

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49c.
Daily Specials

This is what everybody needs
for Wednesday and Thursday

No. 1
15 lbs, Potatoes—
5 lbs. Cabbage—
3 Ibs. Onions—
2 Corn on Cob—

No. 2
Bottle Ketchup
5 lbs. White Beans—
1 lb. Salt Pork

No, 3
2 lbs. Bananas

 

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e HOTEL ARRIVALS
Central
J. B. Johnston, Port Edward;
D. Brown and John Kjendal, city;

1 lb. Good Grapes

3 lbs. Cabbage

2 Corn on Cob
No. 4

Pkg. Corn Starch

1 pkg. Carnation Wheat Flakes

3 pkgs. Sugar Crisp 49¢

Corn Flakes

MUSSALLEM’S

Economy Store

49c

for >

month to |

 

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Trustee D. C. Schubert mention-

. 'NALLEY’S MAYONNAISE—
ed. at the meeting of the schoo : PO Cc
, : ; heal Quality, per 2-02. Jar
kt " f rht that the ventil eA t 121 > Dou De
board last night that ventila: yapop JELLY POWDERS— 14¢
tion in one of the classrooms a’ ,

CREAMETTES

clas 3 pkgs.

TINEST CANADIAN
CHEESE, per Ib

Booth Memoria! Sct.oo) was rathe!

25¢
20¢

unsatisfactory and that the
should be removed to some othe:
room if possible. Trustee J. J. Gil-
lis also thought that better accc-
modation might also be found for
the music .classes being conductea

 

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Wednesday & Thursq,
} TWO SHOWS—i ana 8:30 y
UA, Feature Starts at 7g 9”
ADMISSION — 15 q's
THURSDAY MATINEE at 9.3
Feature Starts 3:00—15¢ 85

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LAUGHTER — TEARS — DRAMA

Marion Davies, Robert Montgomery -

—in— -

“BLONDIE OF THE FOLLIES’

With Billie Dove, Jimmy Durante, Zasu Pitts
The Thrilling Romance of a Follies Girl

Comedy—“THE GOLF CHUMP” PARAMOUNT NEWS

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WEDNESDAY REVIVAL at 10;30—AMOS 'N ANDY in |
“CHECK & DOUBLE CHECK”

Friday and Saturday—“LOVE ME TONIGHT” |

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BUCKLEY’S can be diluted with two parts ‘
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This 100% Canadian y ts @ potent
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root of the trouble, loosens up phlegm, re-

lievés the congestion’ and soothes arid heals

the tender inflarhed thembranes. Arid best of

all it does all this without delay. ‘That's why ‘

people say—
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oy Miss Margaret McCaffery In Our Store on Saturday

Take advantage of these special |
on Heinz Quality Foods
TOMATO SOUP

25¢ |
Oeunleae Vie 4
odie ee
27¢
22c

Cooking |

29¢c

per pki i

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COFFEE—Fresh Roaste u
re deb - : usted & 32¢
PRUNES
3 lbs 25¢
ROWNTREE’S COCOA 99
13¢

 

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CREAM OF
Small tins

 

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Sour, per jar
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per 4-1b. tin

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CRYSTALS, $4.50

An exciting gift for Her at
Christma We have several
other cuttings in Crystal
Necklets. Some as low as $3.00

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Santa Claras

r } lb. tin
WHOLE GREEN BEANS

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other necklets., Apple Special
ULGE 10 || Fancy Bulk McIntosh Reds
} per 30-lb. box $1.30
| C | Fancy Bulk Jonathons
JEWELLERS per 39-1. box $1.40
THE STORE WITH THE CLOCK Fancy Bulk Grimes Golden
per 35-lb. box $1.50
Sweet P itoe 3 ibs 220 |
COAL! COAL! Snscsnm so &
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| Our Famous Edson, Alberta and | Hothouse Tomatoes, 2 Ibs 33¢

Bulkley Valle
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317 and 319 Third Avenue

 

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Hotel Central Ltd. |
Covenient to business district, a
homelike, beautiful harbor -

views.
Rates reasonable. Spacious ||
sample rooms. i
FIRST CLASS CAFE con
Open at All Hours ; 1
Special monthly rate for
Rooms and Meals

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Back Northern B. C. Payrolls

Keep the Home Boys Working—Insist on

Bulkley Valley Coal,

For those who wish to economize try a portion of Bulkley Valle
slack with your furnace coal

 

Roofing Supplies

COAL TAR ROOFING BRUSHES
ROOFING NAILS ROOFING CEMENT

RUBBER ROOFING

In rolls containing 108 square feet, complete with nails & cement

 

  
  
  
       
    

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