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AUNT
SUSAN'S
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ORATOR'
VISIT
IS
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recognition
is
positive
proof
of
Superior
Quality.
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WALKER
&
SONS
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and
HUtorwt
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TTLE-OfENERS
IAN
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livertiaement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
nil
liourd
or
ly
he
'iovernnwnt
of
British
Columbia
Retrulat.
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Price
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Sts
M6
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Ivory
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Bxi
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Penx
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:ir
Card,
in
Leather
(
a-
-
$1.00
76c
v.-
Pencils
$1.00
ure
Sets
$10.00
$6.6(1
:
Flask
86c
55c
-
for
'.illftu-
Razors
60c
26c
Nail
Files,
liuttonhooks
and
Cuticle
Knive
26c
h
Powder
Itiixt1
it
nrl
I'uffs
Mc
This
la
jaitt
a
.small
list
of
some
of
the
Special.
See
our
wlndowa.
Ormes
IM.
7fic
Pioneer
f?rtfiss
THMDWE
V
SIXTH
ST
TELtPHONLS
8?,200
Special
::
Offering
of
for
LADIES,
MISSES
AND
CHILDREN
COATS
FOR
CHILDREN
,
I'ular
value
up
to
IIK.imi
Special
price
$8.7
COATS
FOR
LADIES
AND
MISSUS
pillar
value
up
to
$26.nn.
Special
price
L.f
TL'"
Have
your
choice
of
these
splendid
jrarroenta
while
they
'.
lor
they
will
not
laat
long
at
these
pricea.
B.
C.
Fur
Company
"Rupert
Brand"
e
ippers
-
THE
DAINTII2ST
I1HUAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
G..
UL
Frlnce'ltuperf.
B.C.
i-uern,,
.xvssmoon
in
oonncctlon
Tb1aeatint
Susan's
Visit"
wsslf"
with
ttae
UtanrAnd
Debating
Society
SSatpiett
a-
the
Flrst.Unl
the
High
schct!
the
preliminary
de-lCMrfW)
,
larg,
alldf
but
in
the
world
-irutar:cai
contset
Wvttf
appreciative
audience.
The
cast!
held
thare
being
tour
contestant.
and
inoiuded
tam
who
w.,c
maklng
tnelr
"
T"
"Ji'ag
ne
wmnrr.
,
..,
b3
u.
..
Rum!rt
.ud
th,lr
The
arnnu
awarded
to
each
were
a
foliate
Bruce
Stevens,
78.
V.
H.
OoUiaon.
71.
R.
O.
Irvine.
71.
Glen
Mohr,
64.
The
subject
u
"Canada's
Future"
and
wet
eaoelleutly
handled,
all
the
ability.
BK
WiiB
will
be
entitled
to
go
to
Vancouver
to
take
part
In
the
contest
there
when
the
BC
representative
win
be
cnoaen
to
go
cant
and
tram
that
gathering
the
orator
to
take
part
In
the
wtrld
event
will
be
choaen.
REPORTS
MADE
TO
SCHOOL
BOARD
AT
MEETING
LAST
NIGHT
The
aobool
board
at
Its
meeting
last
nlrht
resetted
reports
troaa
the
various
prlnslpals
aa
follomrs:
High
School-
MegKtratlon,
IBS:
boys
Cl.
girls
ti:
average
sttendanoe
per'
r-nuge.
Mai.
Tna
aoauaercMd
class
Iiau
the
highest
sttendanoe
known.
Tlx
literary
nd
debating
society
had
had
a
successful
mock
trial
which
oc-
'u,)led
two
attlltigi.
A
valuable
sat
of
12
VLlumes
of
"Makers
of
Canada"
had
been
added
to
the
library
and
also
a
chart
of
atoms
from
the
donation
Of
30
froea
the
Parent
-Teachers'
Association.
Booth
aehoo)
ateglstntron,
44t;
bees
34.
girls
303;
highest
attendance.
MM
in
Dlvlsln
I.
A
new
receiving
class
had
been
opened
with
20
pupils.
Burden
Street
HeguE'.ratton,
SB4;
boys
IBS.
girls
166:
average
persentage,
MM:
History
ataaeea
had
bean
found)
a
stimu
lus
to
Canadian
history
study
in
senior
trades.
Seal
Cove
Heg
tut
ratten
percentage.
BO
3.
due
te
ohteben
epidemic
QUICKEST
SALE
ON
RECORD
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
Richmond's
Louvre
scored
the
quick
acting
was
oraery
high
standard.
Out-
atantfUtp.
Ttbaetea,
was
who,
ae4ant
Saaan.
was
jut
the
kind
of
aunt'
tkat
wt
all
would
lave.
Mr.
Mail
tin.
Mri.
Oraham
and
Mrs.
Brack
vM
goaal
iaterpreters
of
tMerr
paru
with
Mri.
bteen
a
raal
arhlocrat.
athle
lit
toe
tna
an
i
n
i
aaflllMfll
st
partlclpanta
showing
up
particularly
I
tractive
Mary
-n
mtm
naspiaymg
great
oratorioeif,
ntarktt
Cogga
looked
at
V
D
mMk
that
Aunt
sMsan
a
highest
srteotian?e.
grade
with
VIA.
vickm.
Miss
I.
Haddock
and
m.
WMUnton
-Oho
hoped
to
eaange
her
single
BM
and
her
prspsdUee
hus-
Wrhd'B
outlook
an
life
at
the
stake
time.
Mrs.
Oonushi
a
tary
Meastng
atald.
eam-
rdetsd
the
BuMes'
paru
Bad
Barrle
gave
a
fine
present
at.
in
of
the
father
who
was
true
to
the
old
simple
standards
and
apaesetated
honen
and
natural
friends.
Bert
tondewatcr
made
s
plausi
ble
Batsator
trite
was
quick
to
make
up
his
mind
trhea
Ab'
fair
Alice
appeared.
Frank
Vloken
aa
Ouy
de
Maroninont
he
needed
ttW
cows'
pNacrigetf
Mr
him.
The
Ladies'
AM
is
to
be
congratulated
tn
the
atseSM
at
the
sketch
which
will
be
presented
again
tonight.
Mm.
Man-son
as
director,
Jbas
made
a
eacceas
Masted.
Otaeta
aaslstrng
ttare
iruce
Stevens,
fflro
Jfehr
and
the
Sunday
school
otehaitnv
-consisting
ef
Swans
IOMsoo,
BeraaM
Moss.
Viet
ir
tCiraevaky.
Connie
Morgan.
uth
Wlikiason.
Walter
Johnson
and
Victor
Thomas.
Mrs.
A
WUaoa
ptsildsd
at
the
organ
In
a
very
appropriate
reader
ing
of
oM
time
hymns
on
the
Staadaar
morning
ucene.
Miss
Barria
was
at
ajsasd
when
the
prompter's
ervlces
were
Maiured.
ffcltstnni
It
the
caste:
William
atatry
Tlbb-arl
Barrle
Miry
Alio
t)M
Miss
Cathie
Irvine.
eawsca
Jane
Tlbba
Mrs.
Russell
Orahsm
Bllaa
Anne
Tlbb
Mrs.
John
Mans
an
.
Aunt
Swmn
afliu
Isabel
Haddock.
CMy
De
Marofeen-jnt
Ccgga
Prank
re.
Jacnwtotks
Hlgnbom
Mis.
Howard
etteeu.
J
.
Mrs,
Barah
flseW-
Mris
J
a
Black.
Met
MattMa
Wteer
Mrs
Oeorge
Wll-
I
Samtiefc
Smith
Bert
Vande-
CauvUneMfa.
W
B.
Cornlah.
Stage
furniture'
by
Barries
Home
TT
LIFE
OF
LORD
NELSON
TO
BE
SHOWN
IN
FILM
lUg
feature
Often
Trf
a
Trlnrph
rf
MMtng
I1etre
Art
est
sale
on
record
this
morntug
when
Approved
by
the
British
admiralty,
a
number
of
special
bargains
were
dls-
who
actively
assisted
in
Its
production,
pjsed
of
in
lesa
than
half
an
hour.
B1,d
acclaimed
entbualasticayy
by
naval
These
were
advertised
exclusively
in
the
authorities
here,
such
as
Commander
Dally
News
yesterday
and
this
morning
Hose,
R.N..
and
President
Sara
Karris
of
at
the
opening
hour
nearly
one
hundred
women
were
outside
the
doors.
There
was
a
quick
rush
and
in
twenty
James
Madaen.
Premier
the
Mavy
iaaaue.
there
will
shortly
be
I
the
way
pr
lgnant
a
British
picture
entitled
"lasJ-
wfaioh
should,
eoavlaee
the
ptetare
mluutes
not
aa
article
was
left
but
fans
finally
that
Britain
can
in
which
grief
and
pnt-
everybody
got
amtnethtng.
It
area
the
idUCC
pictures
as
good
aa
the
best,
briefest
sale
on
record
and
all
get
bar-1
Netson
is
probably
the
most
vivid
gains.
Mr.
Richmond
was
very
pleased
Und
draanatlc
personality
in
the
pages
at
the
result
Of
the
sxjjsVlment
and
tie
of
Brittab
history.
Oertainly
he
Is
the
customers
were
alao
pleased
outstanding
naval
aero,
and
it
Is
around
i
his
lite
that
this
epic
ef
the
greatest
lltrraL
ABHIVAI
jera
of
the
British
navy
has
been
con
I
Vine
lUffrt
A.
C.
Knight.
H.
L.
BatWn.
gmier.
Charles
O.
Btunpson,
MMboIi.
T.
O.
CrarreU.
O.
P
Mortey
M.
M.
J.
M.
Morrssan.
Vanoouver:
I.
C.
Mantling,
t.
Mason
and
1.
I.
Miller.
Vic-tarla:
Hilda
Mattaon.
Smtthers:
A
Watt.
CJUtl:
IJieaphy.
Seattle:
Alfred
Adams.
Masses
R.
B.
aUiow.
steeklry
Bay:
Mrs.
bV
C
Stevens.
Skldegste:
Miss
M.
Stevens.
Anyoc.
Otktral
W.
F.
Taylor
and
J.
L.
Bremner.
CJtJt.:
Mrs.
D.
W.
Caaatl
and
daughter.
Kwlnltsa:
H.
H.
MoColl
and
A.
McMaa-
ter.
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Matn.r
.
H.
L
Frank.
Oscar
Oendron
and
B.
C.
Frederick.
Terrace:
R.
Karl
Cham
bers.
Fort
Basing
ton
structed.
The
characterissrUoo
of
Nelson
by
Cedrte
Mardwlcke"
is
one
whloh
wlU
live
in
the
minds
of
all
who
see
the
picture.
The
traH
amyalqus.
the
indomitable
spirit
Bad
courage,
the
la-tense
human
sympathy,
the
simple
piety
of
the
men
are
all
traced
by
Mr
Hard-wlcke
artta
marvellous
enderatandtng
and
clearness
unksd
by
una
characterisation,
a
succession
of
thrilling
ntvsl
Incidents.
In
which
he
played
the
.
leading
part
have
been
filmed,
leading
up
to
the
spectacular
climax
of
Trafalgar.
The
battle
scenes
with
the
huge
wooden
vessels
locked.
In
titanic
struggles
are
packed
with
smaataety
vivid
episodes
of
the
fighting.
Over
all
the
triumph
hangs
the
Robert
Barton
and
1
rhadow
ol
the
dearth
of
the
victor
and
the
emotions
of
tremendous
Joy
H.
L.
Batten.
M
E
of
Vancouver,
who
have
been
shown
In
an
outstanding
lines
been
examining
mining
properties
lustration
of
Intelligent
production.
In
the
Fortlr.nd
Cnnal
and
central
in-
The
spirit
of
England
In
those
anxious
terior
districts
snllrti
this
mornlnc
by
times
when
only
her
wooden
walla
stood
the
Frlnee
Rupert
on
hli
rrttlrn
south
ietween
her
and
disaster,
and
the
spirit
f
Js
i
i?
n
W
VHlw.l
Cooks
from
2Vz
to
5
minutes
No
watching.
When
you're
ready
for
it,
it's
ready
for
you.
US
that
I
ke
eps
on
voice
golden,
to
that
entrancing
voice
the
vwvre
of
s
great
Victor
artist
you
see
lovers
aad
romance,
comedy
aad
tragedy.
Your
whole
ctancious-neas
is
attuned
to
the
music
aad
its
wr
stage
You
become
aeaorKrtt
ia
the
sheer
pieewre
of
it-
You
are
at
tar
opera
sa
year
earn
kmmt
amd
you
are
caeesssg
the
progrsm!
So
tree
s
the
atuak
of
the
Orthophooic
Vtaista
you
ave
Ul
The
artist
will
sing
or
play
it
a
taoaasad
timee
-at
you
wish-far
you
aad
year
favtadel
Aad
aot
ealy
a
.0
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT."
NOTICE
OF
APIX1CATION
FOR
HEEkI
LICESHE
I
NOTICE
ra
hsfeby
gtven
that
on
the
iSth
easy
of
Harsh
neat,
the
tiDderalgnad
.iteids
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Contiu'
Board
for
s
lir-use
In
respect
of
the
premiess
beiaa
part
of
the
building
known
as
Fort
Clements
Hotel,
situated
at
Pen
Olitainta,
B.C..
upon
the
lands
descrtaed
aa
Let
Ho.
S.
Book
44,
subdivision
of
Lot
T44.
Queen
Charlotte
la-land
District,
Map
Ho.
107B.
Frlnee
Rupert
Land
Begiatratlon
Datuict.
in
the
Frovtaee
of
Brrtssh
Cohuabsa.
for
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
class
or
by
the
open
bottle
for
consumption
on
the
premDtss
DATBD
this
lith
day
of
February.
1MB
BRTDOKX
LOfUfC
TlNOLsTT,
of
the
men
who
fought
tn
them,
oome
to
life
on
the
screen.
The
settings
elso
have
been
carefully
chosen.
In
the
filming
pt
the
picture
three
of
the
old
vassals,
the.
'"Victory."
the
"Implacable"
and
tba-'Po4jejkofa)tf'v
were
used
by
permission
of
the
auftalh
admiralty.
Nor
hat
the
domestic
and
romantic
Hide
of
Nelson
been
neglected.
His
unhappy
married
life,
snd
his
meeting
and
love
for
the
brilliant
Lady
Hamilton
softly
Illuminate
the
background
of
his
strenuous
life.
Altogether
It
Is
a
picture
which
marks
s
new
era
In
British
film
Introduction.
The
"New
Bra"
incidentally
Is
the
name
of
the
corporation
which
has
made
the
production.
Toronto
Star.
ENJOYABLE
TEA
FOR
HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY
HOME
OF
MRS.
JABOUR
Hum
uf
AlMHit
BBH
Netted
KraM.lt
ef
Kucvtsuful
Event
Veoierrla.v
After-
A
tea.
under
the
auspices
of
the
woasen
s
auxiliary
to
the
Oeneral
Hoaai-tal.
was
given
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
O
.labour,
atoeden
t
Jenj
jyable
event.
Mrs.
Fyle,
president
ef
the
organisation,
received
with
Mrs.
Jiibour.
Mrs.
'Morrlssey
ana
Mrs.
Mr-C'lvmont
poured
and
Mrs.
Stcaa
was
i
ashler.
Those
serving
Included
Mrs.
L
W
Kergln.
Mrs.
Andrew.
Mrs
D.
MoO
Hunter.
Mrs
Olbb.
Mrs
S.
Jabottr,
Mrs
Oratton,
Mrs
tlkliw
snd
Mrs
self.
A
large
number
attended
and
the
proceeds
amounted
to
about
BB0
The
tublea
wi'rr
artisticully
decorated
with
cl.trtodlls
and
feriui
The
sate
of
home
cooking
waa
In
charge
of
Mrs
Person
and
Mrs.
Stiles
A
bedspread
dnmited
oy
"Mrs
D.
Js-Uour
wu
rattled
und
won
with
ticket
131
by
Hit,
StllCi
VP
Credenxa
v.
vV.:.
;
(canadian
PACinc
ure
As
the
melody
pours
forth
beautiful
and
clear
you
are
oblivious
of
people
and
things-such
is
the
charm
of
the
new
Orthojjhonic
Victrola
everytaiag
yoa
ana
wfah
r
hear
in
musk,
ia
yours
with
this
Smart
wonder
Such
wonders
we
owe
to
''Matched
lev
pedant
or
"Smooth
Flow
of
Sound"
sopited
rightry
to
the
new
Orthopnonic
Victrola
cssly
by
Victor
scientists.
The
eye
tee,
is
pleased.
Cabinets
of
tare
leauty
lovely
designs-Hine
woods.
Electric
drive,
if
you
wish,
at
slight
additional
cost.
All
inatrumeats
are
seM-atapeiing.
Frices
from
$1400
to
as
low
aa
II
15
convenient
Byaaents
I
rata
any
rtis
Masters
voice
Hear
them
today.
vC
Orthophonic
-
True
tog
Bound
Jtai
Muk
Victrola
1ctor
TalLlnfi
Machine
Company
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