page
tcxm
See
This
Diamond
Ring
$75.00
AV
we
havfe
lately
made
a
for
iuui
i
u
ten
Ha,-i.ron
i
d
ui4
mono
importer
who
offered
a
special
inducement
to
clear
out
the
balance
of
a
package.
We
are
having
the
stones
mounted
up
In
white
gold
rings
to
sell
at
$75.00,
and
yrHi
will
say
they
are
beauties.
The
stone
has
quite
a
large
appearance
for
the
money
and
is
of
good
color.
This
would
make
a
nice
moderaate
priced
engagement
ring,
but
we
have
others
with
larger
stones
at
higher
prices
and
some
as
low
as
$15.00.
tw
i
JOHfJgULGERf
elEWELLERS
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
f
WE
WE
OlVg
GIlfVOUR
COAL
IS
PCKEP)
YOU
FACT5
NOT
HOT
AIR
We
pass
our
coal
over
a
screen
four
times
larger
than
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
best
prepared
coal.
We
make
it
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
with
the
least
waste.
Let
us
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
Albert
&
McCaffery
limited
.
Phones
116
and
117
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pinta
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
McBride
Street
tor
now
c!oied
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
.
JUh
St
Tclf
phone
SS7.
Radio
Radio
will
a
specialising
an
the
No.
17
Radtoia.
we
warn
to
draw
your
attention
to
the
Radial
Ma.
id.
it
another
of
the
up-to-date,
last
six
months
models,
a
six
lube
receiver.
Price,
less
Radlotron
f
03.00
Price,
with
Radlotrons
..
glll.gS
Price,
complete
with
Rndto-trciis
and
100
A
Loudspeaker
II.13.1S
r.
W.
(
IIANDUlU
Exclusive
Wholesale
Dealer
for
,"
:
Redtalas
-
Office:
3IH
sixth
M.
lt"
40
Prince
Raiert.
U
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
IJIock
I'hone
575
DENTIST
JLINDSAY1S:
GarFage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartatfe,
Warehousing,
and
DlHtributinii.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sanrl
and
r.ravel.
We
Speciali.e
In
Piano
and
I
urnittin-
".U.viiif;.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
INSTITUTE
AT
TERRACE
HOLDS
BHlNG
Me
two
LAMB
CHOP3
AN'
FRIED
POTATOES
AM'
jOME
A'bPARACUS-
gave
a
short
opening
address
stressing
the
necessity
of
co-operation
and
continued
interest
to
keep
the
Institute
flourishing.
A
resolution
was
read
from
the
hospital
auxiliary
agreeing
to
discontinue
active
work
fcr
the
hospital
association
provided
the
Institute
agreed
to
include
hoapiui
work
among
Its
activist.
This
was
agreed
to
and
the
work
(tewing.
Ac.)
on
hand
for
the
hospital
will
be
carried
on
at
Institute
meetings.
The
main
business
of
the
afternoon
was
the
appointing
of
a
number
ol
committee
aa
follows:
Agricultural
-
-
Mrs.
McOonnell.
Mrs.
f
Inter.
Mrs.
Hlpplsley.
1
Halation-
sirs.
E.
T.
Kcaney.
Mrs.
Allan.
Community
Betterment
Mrs.
George
Little.
Mrs.
Head,
Mrs.
T.
X.
Brooks.
wui,
vs
-T-T
LARGE
MEETING
CommiKeeit
for
Vomenn
Work
in
Community
Named
Flans
for
Hospital
Work
Arranged
TERRACE.
Feb.
17.-
The
FebruarJ
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Women's
In
tltute
waa
held
on
Tuesday
afternoos
In
lower
Q.W.V.A.
hall
and
the
tpletv
did
crowd
present
testified
to
the
In
tereat
In
the
newly
formed
organise-Hon.
and
to
the
desire
of
the
women
to
work
together
for
the
betterment
of
the
community.
The
new
president,
I
Mrs.
a.
Seamen,
was
in
the
chair
and
Hospital
Mrs.
C.
R.
OUbert.
Mrs.
Thompson.
Mrs.
Dover.
Heme
Economics
-Mrs.
Pohle.
Mrs.
Warne.,Mra.
M
King.
ragufulMTMrs.
8dQcK-
MrtrBperteaJ
...
father
in
Ontario
and
left
for
the
east
on
Wednesday's
train.
j
Constable
S.
Service
left
on
Thurs-1
day
morning
for
the
south,
having
In
charge
Edward
Hamer
who
was
given
a
six
month
term
In
OkaUa
lor
failure
to
support
his
wife
and
family.
The
case
was
tried
Wednesday
evening
before
Magistrate
H.
F.
McLeod
of
Prince
Rupert
with
Sergeant
A.
McNeHI
of
Prince
Rupert
prosecuting.
During
Constable
Service's
absence
Sergeant
H.
Raybone
of
Prince
Rupert
will
have
charge
of
the
local
police
work.
The
local
Rebekahs
enjoyed
a
social
evening
on
Wednesday
foUowlng
the
installation,
of
a
new
member
into
the
ociety.
R-
3.
Watkinson.
Prlnes
Rupert,
was
a
business
visitor.
In
town
set
Wednes
day,
MOOSE
STILL
HEAD
IN
WHIST
LEAGUE
I
rot
to,
seal
Cote
and
Native
im
ol
Canada
Aim
tvlnnrrs
l-n-t
Night
Print
Rupert
Fraternal
Whist
League
results
last
nfejbt
were
as
follows:
Grotto
7.
I.0.O.F.
X
St.
Andrew's
3.
8ai
Cove
7.
Knights
of
rytaiea
1.
Sons
of
Canada,
6
Moose
8,
St.
OeoVfO's
1
lM-ne
Table.
W.
L.
PU.
looe
10
a
10
3Bs
of
Canada
g
4
g
:eal
Cove
7
6
7
Qrotto
6
6
6
KntghU
of
Pythias
5
9
St.
Andrew's
4
7
4
i.ox).p
4
a
4
St.
George's
I
9
i
IIOTFI.
AUKILH
Prlnrenfiurierf
,
ilff.
sndagi,.
1
i
J
J"Mlsa
M.
.aTiiyst.
KTXJ.
LTl.
1
MwrtsiT-
Mr,
von.
lfee.
II.
W.
Grabsoi
and
lUr.
U.
p.
Immigration-
Mrs.
R.
w.
Riley,
MralPort
Simpson:
Mrs.
W.
Noonan
and
F.
Keith,
Mlm
Kerr.
Afternoon
tea
was
served
at
the
close
of
the
meeting,
the
hostesses
for
the
day
being
Mrs.
Allan
and
Mrs.
Barker.
VALENTINE
MADRIGAL
AT
TERRACE
PROVED
SUCCESS
TRRRACB.
Feb
17
The
Valentine
Madrigal
held
on
Tuesday
evening
in
Hall,
under
the
auspices
of
the
to
the
Aniflicsn
church.
Ter
race,
waa
well
attended
and
a
varied
program
was
given.
Many
of
tl-.e
num-J
bars
wars
of
a
humorous
nature
aild.
the
audience
enjoyed
one
good
laugh
after
another.
"The
Dumb
Choir."
a
two
act
bur-
lateuo
created
more
fun
than
the
pro-
Tyerbtal
-bag
of
monkeys
'
it
reprt'
sented.
a
movie
picture
of
a
village
choir
praetloy.
Trie
members
of
the
oBOtr.
arrayed
In
gowns
of
bygone
dsys
cjisated
great
amusement
and
the
desired.
and
afilies
of
Snh
u.huaa
4eaK4tt,
UatJilsJ.',
Mrs.
Von
Hees'
orchestra
was
present
and
added
much
to
the
evening's
The
program
was
as
follows:
Orchestra
selection.
Vocal
solo
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson.
Recitation-
B.
L.
Pearson,
axaphone
solo
L.
H.
Kenuey.
oca!
aoln-
E.
T.
Kenrwy.
Pianoforte
solo
Dr.
R.
b.
Brummitt
Recitation
Mrs.
C.
A.
Otggey.
Adapted
soog
"Old
King
Oole"
Choir
nris
Orches
t
ra
selec
Hons.
The
Dumb
Choir.
(Ladles
of
W.A.)
Vocal
solo
"Drake."
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson.
Snxaphone
solo.
L.
H.
Kenney.
Vocal
duet.
K.
T.
Kenney.
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson.
Humorous
song
A.
Attree.
Duet
Madam.
Will
Tou
Walk."
Helen
and
Yelma
Orelg.
Orchestra.
"Ood
Save
the
King."
The
net
proceeds
of
the
affair
were
lafeeut
forty
dollars,
which
will
be
WjfB1
'In
connection
with
the
repairs
ir.
me
cniircn.
Mrs.
Trios.
McCubbui
of'
Pacific
Is
spending
a
few
days
In
town,
the
guest
M
Mrs.
T.
J.
Msrsh.
Mlfs
Gardner
of
Pacific
was
In
town
nn
Tuesday.
Mrs
Wm.
Klrkpntrlrk
received
n
wire
on
MonUny
f'lntii.nlnx
news
of
the
serious
illness
of
both
her
mother
sad
LeVge.
Eby.
'inc.
u.
n
11
iiiiVo
-T-
itl..
colcy-
tmat
coV
name
must
ee"slovj
motic5m"
i
wonder
if
i'll
recognise
him
ip
me
ever
git
back-
j
t.
J
A
A
v
.
:
J
Had
a
Severe
Cold
Coughed
Incessantly
Mrs.
0.
Fehrman,
Selkirk,
Ont,
writes:
"Last
winter
I
suffered
froa
a
very
severe
culd.
I
coughed
incessantly
which
irritated
the
gtaada
aJ
caused
ion
thrust.
"I
tried
several
medicines
without
a
ay
loefc,
bnt
one
day
I
picked
ui
yoar
alsaaa
aud
read
abort
Dr.
Wood's
.
Norway
Pine
Syrup
S.
J.
Uaabe:
"I
get
a
bottle
and
after
taking
eoaple
of
doses
felt
much
relieved
an
4
when
I
bud
finished
it
my
cold
had
liarjjr
disappeared."
f
"Dr.
Wood's"
is
35.
a
bottle,
large
family
sise
60c.;
for
sale
at
all
druggist
ae4
dealers;
pat
Bp
only
by
Th
T.
MUbarn
CoM
Lisaiud.
Teroate,
Oat
M.
DoekrUl,
Tslkws:
Mrs.
A.
Moore
and
daughter,
Constable
S.
Service,
Mrs.
George)
Power
and
family
and
Rev
William
Mian.
Terrace:
D
A.
Harris.
New
Haawiton:
Mrs
D.
W.
Caasel
and
daughters.
Kwtnltaa;
Rev.
W.
H.
Pierce.
Port
Rsslngton;
R
Bramley.
Nanalmo:
Major
J.
C.
Hartley.
O.
F.
Davidson.
J.
C.
Algr.
C.
S.
Imeson.
H.
E.
Ooul-bourne,
H.
Whitehead
and
M.
Nay-smith,
waaoouver:
Oeorge
Keep.
Prince
Oeorge;
Ms.
Alrd
and
baby.
Pacific:
Rev.
J.
H.
Toung
and
Rev.
A.
A.
Bur-
rentral
rt.
J.
Crelghton
and
J
iT'j
ASOofTlME
VOO
SHOWED
UP-
u
u
i-smfceassTT
dz:
-
a
sum
r
sbkh
v
wa""JI-iv-f
W
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
Olaas.
Prince
Oeorge:
A.
Robinson.
nlor
lrls
of
the
CO
I
T
superlnteri-Smlther:
W.
P.
Taylor
and
O.
Bardal,
I
ded
by
Mrv
Frill
These
girls
were
C.HA;
H.
K.
WaUaoe,
Oraham
lalaod;
Misses
Ivcr-on.
Muriel
Vance.
Annie
E.
C.
Vsawy.
Poreber
Island:
W.
K
Walker
and
Irene
Mitchell.
In
all
there
Frost,
city.
went
seventy
present.
avoy
I
A
Unique
feature
of
the
affair
wis
O.
B.
Flewln,
O.
B.
Brown
and
Mr.
'hat
the
boys.
In
proposing
toasts,
too
jerhafisitwast
1
ae
,
a
y-
r
m
m
MIC
nfr
n
rifnrt
"OTT
asked
our
dietitian
where
the
name
Wy
''Spanish
Bun"
originated.
To
our
sor-r
prise,
she
didn't
know.
So
perhaps
it
was
the
Queen
of
Spain,
who,
when
giving
a
party
at
the
palace,
was
so
intensely
pleased
with
a
cake
made
by
Don
Cliei,
that
she
instantly
(being
an
English
Princess)
exclaimed:
"I
just
adore
this
Spanish
Bun."
This,
of
course,
is
pure
speculation.
But
there's
no
denying
that
Spanish
Bun,
made
after
the
following
recipe,
deserves
universal
praise.
H
cup
batter
1
y
cups
brown
sugar
3
eegs
2
cups
flour
4
teaspoons
Magic
Baking
Powder
i
teaspoon
salt
1
tablespoon
cinnamon
1
teaspoon
ginger
H
teaspoon
nutmeg
cup
milk
Sift
together
flour,
baking
powder
and
spices
2
or
3
times,
then
add
sugar;
melt,
but
do
not
oil,
butter,
add
to
first
mixture,
then
beaten
eggs
and
milk.
Dmt
well,
put
in
greased
pan
and
bake
30
minutes
in
a
moderate
oven.
When
cool
cover
with
icing.
ujcuze
iowi
ouni
tmui
Irii
rr?
MKING
TOW
r
LUiWULUUf
I.UfL
PER
cicononn
i
ANVTHlNC
ELSE.-
blR
f9L
By
George
McMariJS
VES-SOMS
"STEWED
TOMATOES
ANlAENO
Mi
COUPLE
OF
POST-
CVKD-,
WHILE
"TOOUE.
AiT
GOOD
-
BVE-
I
'i
t'
the
B'.i'oiy
Ichrol
by
I..eute.:unt
O
vornor
Randolph
Bruce
01
iJ.C
lAUan
levies
i
ReapondtJ
to
by
I.
M
Fuller
7.
Toast
to
the
Scout
Master
by
Sir
Artnur
Currie.
Principal
of
McOlll
Onl-vemty
And
(aimmsnrksr
of
the
Canadian
Overseas
Forces
Oscar
Pulton).
Re-1
.,nd'
J
tj
by
Lieutenant
Oeneral
BaoVu
.
eil
iB
Ferguson).
1
here
were
humorous
sung
by
the
)
ijininunity
singing
and
demon-Ural:;..
y
the
scouu.
ail
jl
which
o.-
jw
U
n,.-.
t
anieriainln.
Tlie
toaatn
ere
a..ed
and
Interesting
and
the
)wls
!iair
mtsrh
enjoyed
PARENT-TMCHER
ASS90ATION
MEETING
Inirresilitg
Piwgram
Hee)nitaj
utt
IikIi
.ImI
lirbaie
by
nigh
m
hoiil
PuiU
There
was
a
very
Urge
attendsne?
at
the
revular
monthly
meeting
of
the
'rince
Hupert
Parent
Teachers'
Assoc
la
-3ii
hsl.1
Wednesday
n.ght
in
the
Borden
"trret
BthOoi.
Mrs.
J
X
Boddle
pre-ided.
A
letter
from
R.
C.
Prase
r.
lntnecto-
of
aobooH
BhsJlklng.
the
aaacclatlon
fo-
its
lettei
of
eondelenee
on
tin-
deatfc
f
hk
l:ithor
was
read.
J.
B
Wilson,
on
behalf
of
the
resellers1
Federation,
ap.,ka
oa
the
natter
of
ue
sbelf
hat
U.
is
planned
io
have
in
ttW
Public
Library
to
con-:aln
tlie
most
modern
and
valuable
publications
on
education
and
educa-tlonal
methods
and
research.
A
sum
30
ws
voted
by
the
meeting
to
;Ht
in
the
purchase
of
books.
Mr.
Umhi
tlmnked
the
association
forth"
i
l'frnn:
xlft
A
piumi
end
violin
duet
by
Molly
ntl
Nellie
l-awrenee
gave
much
pleas-
Me.
The
principal
Item
on
the
evening"!
rocram
a
debate:
Resolved
that
'"
compulsory
School
Age
be
raised
rom
IS
years
to
It
yeara
Mr.
Peddle
introduced
the
speakers
who
were
1'
ipllt
nt
the
High
School.
Billy
Col-:
-'ui
led
for
the
affirmative
and
was
-imiwr'ed
by
Frances
Tremayns
The
'f-Kntive
was
upheld
by
Bernlee
Ross
und
Bruce
Stevens.
The
arjruments
'arefully
thought
out
and.
In
H.dr
prevntatlon
and
the
rebuttal,
:he
spenkers
gave
a
good
account
of
th-mseivn.
on
a
show
of
bands
the
negative
side
waa
adjudged
the
winner.
Mr.
Peddle
discussed
.he
question
hortly
and
went
on
to
state
that
the
est
solution
for
the
children
who
did
net
fit
into
tlie
adolescent
period
waa
'he
establishment
of
Junior
H
th
Schools,
in
the
prav'lslq'h
of
whlcll
C.
hni
already
made
a
crod'.'table
big
,i-
DAILY
mm
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
Fg
ic
per
vord
in
advance.
ISo
Advertuerrtnt
taken
for
lest
than
50c
I
ci
Mrs.
D.
A
Johnkon.
Port
Sl:iion:
the
names
of
prominent
Canadlauh
j
C
Oorrton.
Aiyaru-h:
R.
H.
Fuller..
H
'
intrudurea
lit
the
Beginning
Jsp
Inlet;
Tom
Lever,
Terrace.
Mr
and
'
by
,iev.
J.
U.
Frlzell
wha
was
thaukf
j
Mrs.
L.
Rowe,
Skeena
City:
T.
Kent,
by
tne
boys
at
the
close.
Jack
McHnc
Chelan.
,
was
toastmaster
and
each
toast
was
re-
ST.
PETERS
CHURCH
WOMEN'S
AUXILIARY
EECTS
ITS
OFFICERS
President
kin.
Brrwerton.
Vice-President
Mrs.
Cox.
Secretary-Treasurer
Mrs.
Kelsey.
Dorcas
SecreUry-
Mrs
Velrlck.
FATHER
AND
SON
BANQUET
IN
CHURCH
Interesting
l.lst
uf
iiil
(liven
b)
tjid
When
enlertolnlnc
Their
IMreuto
The
father
and
suns
banquet
at
the
Presbyterian
Church
Wi-.lnedy
nluhr
spjnded
to
by
one
of
the
fathers
present.
Jack
took
the
personality
of
Right
Hon.
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King,
prune
minister
of
Canada.
The
toasts
were
as
follows:
1.
"And
they
brought
forth
the
king's
son
and
put
the
crou
upon
him
aud
gave
hmi
tlie
testimony,
anJ
lliey
jiade
The
annual
meeting
of
the
women's
him
king
and
annolnted
him
and
they
!
.luxtllary
of
St
Peters'
Church.
Seal
clapped
their
hauds
and
said
Ojd
ave
Cove,
waa
held
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
,,itn.
Let
us
rlw
aud
drink
the
he
church
at
which
officers
for
the
toast
ta
the
king,
to
be
followed
by
.he
ear
were
elected.
They
are
as
follows:
National
Anthem.
3
Toast
to
cur
city
Jy
the
Honorable
i
R
B
Bennett,
leader
of
the
opposition
.
i
Wi?
U:j...:ii:i.ii
House
iBIhy
Ful.eri
Re-sp.nJed
to
by
Jjseph
Ircer.
Toa'it
to
utir
church
by
ye
Right
11.::
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Ar':.;
Meghan.
ei-Ciuiadwn
Frme
Minuter
iRocert
Moxleyi
Re-pidt-d
to
j.
McK.i.U
.
Toait
to
the
mauag..ig
board
by
the
Honorable
J.
C
MrLean.
M
D
,
Premier
ol
llr.
ish
Columbia
lOsrfleld
Mc-Kluleyi.
Responded
to
by
E.
Smith.
S.
Toast
to
the
choir
by
Sir
Oeorge
'osier,
ex-lmanee
minister
and
for
merly
member
of
the
Dominion
Rdyai
yrcved
a
great
success
Those
taking
part
!
Cjnin.la-.'
n
i
Gordon
Williacroftl
i
v.ere
'.he
sc.mu
and
older
members
of
the
'
Jhn
Davey.
Sunday
school
and
the.r
father
t
while
the
bai-qit
wa
servel
by
four
of
the
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