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Sheet
Metal
Works
Manufacturers
of
Pitch
and
C
ravel
Hoofing
(alvariized
Hoofing
Chimney
Tops
Have
Trougliing
Conductor
Pipe
Roof
Flashing
Warm
Air
Furnaces
St
live
Pipe
and
Elbows
.Metal
Roofs
and
Siding
Phone
340
Itox
4G7
Trappers
!
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur?
If
not,
come
to
Goldbloom.
Jttat
hewwe"wnt
mink,
marten,
ermine,
coyote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kinds,
and
lynx.
We
have
large
orders
from
manufacturers
in
the
East,
and
If
we
cannot
fill
them
we
loae
our
bonus.
We
pay
top
prices
for
everything.
If
you
hitve
a
large
lot,
wire
me
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
if
you
waqt
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
"The
Trappers'
Friend."
Second
Avenue
FISHERMEN
!
for
Pumpernickel
Bread
Rye
Crisp
and
other
Breads,
come
to
The
Rupert
Bakery
Baked
In
an
oven,
heated
by
oil
which
insures
a
well
baked
louf
and
one
that
will
stay
moist.
Phone
613
J.
Oaron
C.
lllggert
Proprietors
DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKP1NE
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
$3.50
"Dmirfr
Load".
;
.
.
.
.rrffi.SO
Large
Sack
50c
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
112.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootluss
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Sercnd
Avenue
SCHOOL
BOARD
ON
EVIL
DAYS
IXTKUUKTIMi
HIKKI.KillTS
lt
T
I.IT-
n.i:
iikai.
msiNKi
ihim:
at
MKl.TIMi
The
Prince
Rupert
Mbool
board
has
came
upon
evil
day.
It
is
something
like
the
Canadian
Senate.
It
look
very
wise
and
It
feels
Itself
very
august.
But
It
dcean't
do
very
much
and
takes
long
time
to
do
it.
Last
night's
monthly
meeting
was
possibly
a
sample.
Four
good
men
and
one
superlative
woman,
who
might
have
been
spending
their
time
more
profitably,
took
two
Uoun
to
transact
some
business
which
might
as
well
have
been
done
In
fifteen
minutes.
After
everything
from
peddlar's
llcen-
to
International
goodwill,
all
of
which
may
or
may
not
have
to
do
with
the
welfare
of
the
public
schools
of
Prince
Rupert,
had
been
discussed,
there
was
an
Interesting
sally
or
so.
notably
when
the
lady
trustee
had
her
y.
It
came
about
after
they
had
beard
a
bookseller
who
desired
to
ply
his
trade
among
tile
parents
of
school
children.
His
set
of
books,
it
turned
out,
were
published
In
the
United
8Utas
but
had
many
Uana-
dlan
authors.
The
lady
trustee
regretted
that
It
was
neoesury
to
publish
Can-tdiau
books
in
the
United
State
mlt
lanada
was
lucky,
at
that,
to
have
a
mittee
tar
aetlon.
Account
totalling
l&asl.OS
passed.
Tender
tor
stove
-rrred
to
commit
tee.
Oepalr
of
atanual
training
benekes
SPrR'
........
....
.
i.J..
.
I
Ion"
tWmTWfrary
ir'"TTrVTS
'
hasing
supplies
filed
for
future
re
ference.
Discussion
of
water
charges
referred
to
chairman.
Successor
to
Dr.
Tremajme
as
school
loctor-
nc
aetlon.
Application
to
sell
books
referred
ir
halrman.
So
thi
is
what
the.
school
board
,pent
two
hours
doing.
The
school
vltl,
nevertheless,
probably
continue
to
teep
running.
The
board
has
Indeed
ome
upon
evil
days.
Bat
i
looks
very
vrkw
and
thinks
I
tat
If
vary
august.
It
Is
suggeated
that
next
month
they
might
hr.'ng
their
knitting.
WOULD
CHANGE
METHOD
OF
BUYING
SUPPLIES
Kerrrtnrv
of
School
Hoard
Makes
Su-
gentlon
with
a
View
to
Strtml.inl
'
Ixatloii
ami
r4tH)oiuy
At
last
nbxbt's
oriaoi.
beurtl
,nrettni
a
letter
waa
reaa
irom
ssscrwwr
j.
u.
WilllfMfbn
'suggesiirwMKlT
s,rjCfcge
W
made
tn
tM
method
of
ordaring
atgpu
piles,
lie
suggested
that
an
Inventory
he
taken
in
November
and
thst
the
estimate
of
reriulrements
be
made
be
fore
the
estimates
for
the
year
were
turned
In.
He
also
suggested
the
ataa
dardlaaUon
of
such
supplies
at
paper
and
stationery
to
that
the
various
schools
might
be
supplied
from
a
cen
tral
depot,
thus
avoiding
over
supplies
or
scarcity.
Chatrmnn
Rochester
approved
of
the
augment
ion
which
will
be
dealt
with
by
tM
board
in
due
count.
MUMMMldlij.
fW
JsKjgjsQgwHBalaaagbalsJfll
SCHOOL
CHILDREN
MAY
CONTRIBUTE
CENOTAPH
FUND
A
commur.lcatlon
from
the
Canadian
Legion
suggesting
that
the
'Children
of
the
schools
be
given
the
opportunity
to
oontrtftite
to
the
fund
for
u.c
tabllshment
of
a
cenotaph
in
the
city
was
referred
by
the
school
board
last
night,
after
considerable
discussion,
to
the
principals
with
pewer
to
act.
The
form
that
the
war
memorial
should
tHtce
was
discussed.
Mrs:
Spencer
il;
that
it
should
be
something
more
than
mere
stone
and
suggested
a
gym
nasium.
Trustee
McMeekln
and
Rochester
were
Inclined
to
sympathize
with
this
view.
Trustee
OllchrWt
felt,
at
toast
ttiftl
PrlnM
Rlltwrt
hri
already
cheap
place
in
which
to
do
1U
printing:
;
tnf
tMMment
ot
HI
I
WU3
l
IIC
UU1J
UIHIffT
(II
gUCI
VCUIfJtlb
;
..
,
.
.
.
,
with
the
suggestion
of
the
chairman!
that
the
American
educational
system
I
.
-..j.
.
una
ideas
were
inferior
to
those
ot
i
t.HO
1
tNL
LhUIlJ
TirP
Canada.
She
had
taught
school
In!
fQ
United
SUts
and
therefore
wat
In
a
Ail)
IU
ul.
1
AULu
United
States
might
have
its
defecU
but
it
also
had
Its
good
polnU
She
did
not
agree
that
it
was
inferior
to
The
Chairman
"Aren't
you
a
Canadian.
Mrs.
Spencer?"
The
Lady
Trustee
"I
certainly
am
not.
I
am
a
New
York
Stat
girt
and
proud
of
it,
too.
Mr.
Boobester."
So
that
was
that.
MOHT'H
ACC(Wri.ISIIMEXTS
Following
were
the
board's,
ccom-plifhmenu
of
the
evening:
Ringworm
at
Westvlew
School
referred
to
the
doctor.
Garden
tools
at
Weatriew
School
referred
to
school
committee.
Piano
for
Westvlew
School
referred
"
school
committee.
More
seating
In
domestic
science
class
-referred
to
school
committee.
Request
from
Miss
LMtch
for
increase
n
valary
nqulrles
to
be
made.
Cenotaph
contributions
from
children
referred
to
principals.
Applications
for
position-
filed.
IwrnM
request
for
salary
achtdule-
tealt
with
by
secretary.
Tandem
for
lumber
referred
to
coal
LUTHRAIftHURCH
Organtmtlon
of
an
last
Jmd
Ladles'
Aid
to
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
was
effected
at
a
meeting
yesterday
after
noon
at
the
home
ot
Mrs..
Thor
Strand.
QJ.'M
I
1
a
mm
mm
-rw-
B
1928
I
Ni
l
FrtioBE
Service
Imc
1130
Tenth
Avenue
Zast.
Officers
were
elected
as
follows:
President.
Mrs.
Thor
Strand.
Secretary,
Mrs
I,.
Dydandahl.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
.1.
H.
Hansen.
The
motto:
"A
New
Church"
Hi
a
('opted.
The
next
metlne
will
be
In
May
at
Street.
was
GAVE
SONG
RECITAL
IN
UNITED
CHURCH
s.
,.
Mtriimaon
(lave
Varlel
lro;nnii
nml
I'ArHleil
lllmwlf
In
Kipling's
lMm
ilonta."
I
A
varied
program
of
baritone
solos
wits
given
in
good
style
at
a
recital
last
'evening
in
the
United
Church
by
t
Craat
BriLtfi
riflHi
CATHOLIC
SPRING
SALE
IS
SUCCESS
II
ACTION
YKSTKRIiAV
AI'TKUX()
AN
1
1
LAST
tVUNINd
MKl.l.
Samuel
A.
McPherson.
one
of
the
latest;
The
Catholic
Women's
League
spring
additions
to
Prince
Rupert
musical
j
ale
in
the
tastily
decorated
hall
yev
ranks.
Mr.
McPherson
announced
thatjterday
afternoon
proved
to
be
a
most
he
had
been
ufferlng
with
a
severe
I
ucr.aaaful
event.
Many
ladies
leut
the
cold
for
three
days
and
might
not
be
In
!
(unction
their
patronage
and
a
goodly
the
baa
of
form.
He
gave
Interesting!
um
was
reallaed
as
a
result
of
the
desortpUone
either
before
or
after
each
j
.ale
and
the
social
which
followed
in
song
he
rendered.
He
excelled
himself
the
evening.
particularly
In
th
recitation
of
Rudyard
t
Mrs.
Q.
W.
Nickeraon
was
general
con
Kipling's
famous
poem
"Boots."
Mlsa
Marjorle
Lancaster
acted
aa.
piano
accompanist.
third
Infant
to
die
j
HERE
WITHIN
A
WEEK;
Infant
Daughter
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jinrph
Ware
fturrunib
In
I
wal
HoaaMvl
i
verier
and
the
ladle
who
participated
in
the
various
departments
were
as
folic
wa:
Fancy
Sewing
Mrs.
8.
Batcher
and
Mm.
C.
P.
Balagno.
Plain
Sewing-
Mrs.
Harold
McEwen.
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
J.
C.
Oavlgan
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Smith.
TeaRocms
-
Mrs.
Douglas
P.
Stork.
Mrs.
D.
C.
Patterou.
Mm.
M.
A.
Bur-ank.
Mm.
t.
W.
Marenrette.
Mm
P.
St.
Amour,
Miu
Margaret
Palmer,
Mtsu
Blanche
Curtln
and
Mlsa
Irene
Dourasss.
The
third
baby
a
few
days
old
to
die
Refreshment
Mrs
Carrall
In
the
city
during
the
paat
week
was
Plants
Mrs.
Orltriih.
Mrs.
P.
J
Mc-Vlolet
Ware,
one
month
and
30-day
old
Cormiek
and
Mrs
W.
H.
Klnkade.
daughter
ot
Mi,
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Ware.
Cashier
Mrs.
1.
Lrae
MaoLaren.
Frascr
Street,
whose
death
occurred
yea-
Nope
Chest
Mrs.
C.
P.
Balagno
and
trrday
afternoon
about
o'clock
In
the
.
Mrs.
A.
D.
Olllies.
Prince
Rupert
Otneral
Hospital
The,
Baffles
Mrs.
A.
D.
Olllies
funeral
will
take
place
tomorrow
from
',
Responsible
for
the
decorations
waa
the
chapel
of
$e
B.C.
Undertakers
to
'a
committee
consisting
of
Mrs.
J.
J.
Oll-Fslrvlew
Cemetery.
Rev.
Walter
Allen
of
tla,
Mm.
J.
H.
Meagher.
Mrs
Whiffet.
Stewart
officiating.
Metntyre.
Mrs.
DeMaroo
and
Mrs.
iitThatis
7fft
a
TVut
TT)
EFERRING,
of
course,
to
the
succulent
gh&'
peanut,
which,
unlike
normal
nuts,
grows
underground,
and
is
the
root
instead
of
the
fruit
of
growth.
But
this
does
not
nullify
its
native
mt
tineas.
All
this
scientific
information
(for
whioh
no
extra
charge
is
made)
loads
up
to
the
suggestion
that
Peanut
Cookies
are
wonderfully
appetizing
and
nutritious.
Why
not
try
a
batch
for
that
afternoon
tea
you
are
planning.
Here's
a
recipe
that
gives
fine
results:
cup
butter
?
Vt
teaspoon
salt
1
cup
sugar
2
cups
chopped
peanuts
1
egg
H
cup
milk
2
cups
flour
2
teaspoons
lemon
juice
3
teaspoons
Mdglc
Baking
Powder
Cream
butter
arid
suar,
add
beaten
e&&;
sift
together
flour,
baking
powder
and
salt,
add
to
ftrit
mixture
alternately
with
milk,
then
add
chopped
peahUtmjiMrttL
lemon
juice.
Drop
on
greased
baking
sheet
by
tho
spoonful
and
bAke
from
12
to
15
minutes.
'Sake
yotuiowit
unify
ITS
I77l
m
a
ai
ana
a
J
tarn
mm
wa
sTaa
fA
Iff
ml
AC
W
rft
C"
DJ
Slgmund.
WANTED
WAWTED.-
YOUMO
WOMAN
AS
0N-
J
eral
help
at
Francois
Lake
Lodge
from
May
1
to
November
1.
Phone
Hack
1M.
88
1'QU
SAI.M
arrriNo
coae
ti.oo
pir
errriNC
from
bred
-to-lay
thoroughbreds:
BC
Leghorn
and
Barred
Rock.
R.O.P.
stock.
The
Royal
Pur
and
Poultry
Ranch.
Pacific.
U.O
l
OLD
NBWSPAPBR8
MAT
Bi.
USkD
IN-stead
of
building
paper
or
to
lay
beneath
carpets
on
the
floor.
Oet
special
price
on
large
quantities
Dally
News.
MUSK
RATS
NOW
BOOKING
ORDERS
for
summer
and
fall
delivery,
finest
dark
musk
rats
The
Royal
Pur
and
Poultry
Ranch.
Pacific.
B.C.
l
FOR
SALE.
'
-
SOME
OOOD
BVTS
IN
trolling
bosts.
packers
and
seiners
8ee
Field.
Northern
Exchange.
Oaw
Bay.
M
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
FOR
SALES
Phone
Red
SM.
it
VOll
HUNT
FOR
RENT
-
HOUSE.
FIVE
ROOMS
and
bath;
newly
papered.
Good
luca-t
on.
984
Second
Avenue.
Phom
C45
FOR
RENT-
FURNISHED
HOUSEKXEP
lng
rooms
by
the
day.
week
or
month
Phone
Red
607.
t:
FOR
RENT
-
ROOMS
WITH
OR
WTT8-
out
board.
Central
legation.
Pnoar
Blue
158.
f
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
House
keeping
rooms
Apply
Mueaallein
Orocery.
POUR
ROOMED
HOUSE
FOR
RENT
hot
a.nd
mid
water.
Phnoe
Red
ISA
A
delightful
musical
rendered
during
the
afternoon
with
Mrs.
J.
J.
Muldoon.
Mr.
Hubert
Ward.
Mia.
Virginia
Rle.l
and
Miss
Blanche
Curtui
contributing.
Misses
Palmira
and
Mary
Avton
had
charge
of
arrangements
for
the
social
evfiilng
snd
J.
C.
Oavlgan
acted
as
nim'er
of
ceremonies
with
Angelo
A
tori
presiding
at
the
door.
Prises
at
cams
were
won
as
follows:
Whist-
Ladles'
first,
Mrs.
Mi-Intyra;
ladles'
consolation.
Mrs.
Fred
Rlffou.
u.en
first.
Fred
Rlffou:
men'a
consola
tion.
P
J.
MrCormlck
Bridte
-
Udiea'
first.
Mrs.
O.
W.
Nick-
ierjtoDf
.
ladies
cOusoUtlwi.
Maw
Ruth
ciuiieai
mens
nrat.
H
r
Olaemy:
anen's
consolation.
Major
Lebatf.
attialc
fur
dancing
was
by
Ml
Irene
Morrison
and
Tony
Rorie.
Raffle
resulted
as
fojtefavx,,
v
.BUak
istliHerr'
p'TltuW.
won
by
Mrs
J
H
Meagher
with
tlcbet
at.
Pillow
slip,
won
by
Mtas
Blanche
Curtln.
ticket
46.
Pink
painted
pillow,
donated
by
Mr
J.
J.
Dorr,
won
by
Mrt.
S.
Batcher
ticket
33.
Spool
set
donated
by
Mrs.
Oarrall.
won
by
Mrs.
C.
P
Balagno,
ticket
61
Plant,
donated
by
Mrs.
Oaron,
won
by
Mri
Harjld
MoEwen.
ticket
10.
Teddy
Bear,
donated
by
Mrs.
Leroux
on
by
P.
J.
McCormlck,
ticket
68.
Hope
chest,
won
by
Mrs.
Charles
Lar-kin.
ticket
1013.
SAILORS
ON
GRAIN
SHIP
ANGLO-INDIAN
PLEASED
WITH
PORT
Mr.
and
Mra.
MrDougaU
aud
Mr.
and
Mrt.
Ellison,
Palmer
House,
have
enter-
amad
the
Southnh'eKal
bora
of
the
a.JbbW
Mvarai
High
evenings
this
week
They
flad
the
north
very
Intavestlng
and
are
hoping
that
they
may
return
In
the
near
fut
ure.
They
seem
to
think
that
Prince
Rupert
will
soon
be
another
Montreal.
High
Many
friends
were
at
th
wharf
last
night
ss
the
steamer
Prince
Oeorge
pulled
out
to
give
a
hearty
aend-off
to
Dr.
H.
E.
Tremayne
who
left
for
William
Head
quarantine
station
where
he
will
join
the
staff.
Many
expressions
of
gpod
wishes
were
voiced.
Mra.
Tremayne
and
family
will
follow
south
'next
week
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Mrs
Tremayne
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made
the
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for
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farewell
social
functions.
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