PAGE
SIX
is
Save
time
A
Money
LAUNDRY
washing
cleans
clothes
without
the
wear
they
get
when
they
are
washed
at
home.
Your
clothes
are
not
rubbed
in
our
laundry
.
.
.
This
means
we
can
save
you
both
time
and
money.
Phone
8.
The
LAUNDRY
Does
it
best
aisnory
and
Dry
Cleaners
I'honc
8
.
HEALTH
FOLLOWS
OIIPMCTlCCOSIttCT$
MtSSOHE
OH
SPINU
SERVES
INDBUSfSCf
THE
rOLUWIM
MOMS:
nvuvu
.tV
STOMACH
sATAMI,c,ltA
f
t
vtoxu
NJsuoie
5rM1Causuimi
HEALTH
a
Healthy
subject
to
talk
about;
if
you
are
interested,
consult
W.
C.
Aspinail
CHIROPRACTOR
G
Exchange
Mock
Green
241
The
New
Spring
Models
of
Ladies
Hats
Coats
and
Dresses
arc
arriving
daily
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
COAL
Prices
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
WashedNuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootles
Esc
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
SPINAL
ADJUSTMENTS
CUREDRHEUMATISM
How
rheumatism
was
banished
from
the
life
of
one
man
la
told
In
the
"For
three
yeara
I
suffered
Intensely
from
rheumatism.
The
pain
was
so
eerere
in
my
hlo
and
thlah
that
I
would
iiftve
to
stoo
and
H-mt.
hn
walking
along
the
street
or.'
-wording
in
.
the
field;
M(I
worked
,
on
.fny
ferni
spring
and
summer
months.
,
and'
on
ne
raurpad
in
fall
and
winter).
Often
would
have
to
lay
0.7.
"I
consulted
five
regular
physicians
it
different
tunes,
took
their
medleln:
followed
their
Instructions.
No
change.
Next
a
specialist
removed
mi
tonsils.
So
change-exeept
to
get
worse.
Then
course
with
an
osteopath.
No
im
provement.
Pain
became
so
severe
that
I
had
to
secure
a
leave
of
absence
from
railroad
duties.
The
superintendent
advised
going
to
the
Rochester
Clinic.
To
Rochester
I
went.
The
oniv
change
suggested
here
was
to
follow
a
prescribed
diet.
This
I
did
falthfullv
and
carefully
for
many
months.
Dut
still
no
change.
'Chiropractic
adjustment
had
bean
urged
by
my
friends.
These
I
decided
o
give
a
careful
tryout.
In
January.
936,
I
began
taking
adjustment
and
continued
regularly
for
two
and
onc-
nau
months.
After
a
few
adjustments
couia
notice
a
alight
chance
for
the
i
better.
The
Improvement
was
very
gradual,
however.
i
"The
pain
gradually
lessened
and
since
the
middle,
of
March,
1035,
to
the
I
present
over
a
year
I
have
not
had
1
an
ache
or
a
pain
of
anv
kind
in
mv
hip
or
thigh,
nor
have
I
lost
a
day's
work
from
rheumatism
during
this
'
period.
'I
believe
that
anyone
who
will
take
-egular
adjustments,
and
allow
th.
chiropractor
the
necessary
time,
will
get
well."
A.
N.
HEDLUND
Bwom
to
before
Mabel
D.
Hill,
iblroprsctlr
Research
Bureau
"Statement
No.
2071
-B.
If
rheumatism
troubles
vou.
irive
Chiropractic
a
chance,
and
consult
R.
Eyolfson.
Chiropractor.
623
Third
venue.
Prince
Rupert
Phone
Blue
88
or
your
appointment,
now.
Advt.
Fancy
Grocery
SPECIALS
French
Mushrooms-
choice
firata.
per
tin
r0
French
Mushrooms,
dry,
per
lb.
$2.00
?ate
de
Foie
Gras,
extra
quality,
24
oz.
tin
7,-?
Genuine
Russian
Caviar,
2
oz.
tin
7."iC
French
Anchovies
in
olive
oil
3
rings,
per
glass
(H)?
4
ring's,
per
glass
80r
5
rings,
per
glass
81.00
Spanish
Anchovies,
'in
salt,
pr
n
r0t
&
II.
Anchovy
8auce,
bottle
60
C.
&
B.
Pickled
Walnuts,
jar
no
'ndlan
chutney,
jar
fljf
Ripe
Olives,
9
ot.
tin
.
.
IKif
Ripe
Olives,
gal.
tin,
medium
81.15
Ripe
Olives,
gal.
tin,
large
81.75
Greek
Black
Olives,
large,
lb.
:i5!
Jeffress
Olive
Dutter,
3
os.
jar
MacLaren's
Queen
Olive's,
17
oi.
jar
.J5
MacLaren's
Stuffed
Olives,
17
og.
jar
75c
Italian
Tomato
Paste,
15
oz.
can
,-?
Sweet
Pimentos,
7
oz.
tin
.
.
'Sit
Sweet
Pimentos.
5
oz.
iar
.
;
Curtisola,
4
os.
jar
75J.
A
splendid
appetiser
Tea
Garden
Preserves,
1G
oz.
jar
500
Your
choice
of
Raspberry,
Blackberry,
Currant-
Loganberry,
Apricot,
Bing
Cherry,
Pineapple
and
Spiced
Figs.
C.
&
B.
Potted
Meats,
per
jar
ii5r-In
Glass
Assortment
of
llnm
Ham
and
Chicken.
Tongue.
Tongue
and
LWcken,
Chicken,
Ham
and
Tongue.
Anchovy,
Shrimp.
Lob
ster,
lurxey-
Turkey
and
Ham.
Turkey
and
Tongue.
SAUSAGE
SPECIAL
Genoa
Salami
75?
Milano
Salami
70?
Capicolli,
hot
05?
Essex
Cerveltvt
35
r)
.
Special
Rttthenian
Sausage
i
35c
Liver
Sausage
;j(?
Premium
Bologna
....
30?
Goleborg
Sausage
00?
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA,
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
208
Rub
a
little
Zam-Buk
over
your
hands
and
arms
to
check
and
heal
all
roughness
and
chafing.
It's
wonderful.
Zan-Buk
contains
valuable
herbal
extracts
which
lubricate
the
tissues,
soothe
pain,
allay
inflammation
and
grow
new
healthy
skin.
Cold-sores,
'chaps',
frost
bite,
chafing
and
similar
troubles
are
quickly
ended
by
Zam-Buk.
It
provides
the
handiest
and
safest
antiseptic
dressing
for
all
injuries
and
skin
troubles.
COLDS
For
cold
in
the
head,
smear
a
little
am
Hnk
over
the
palms
of
ibe
hands,
and
inhale,
Kor
colds
in
chest
Or
back,
rub
briskly
witli
slhtly-warmed
Zam-Buk
night
and
morning
SOOTHES
PAIN
-
PREVENTS
BLOOD-POISON.
box
i
I
or
tl
U
Ot
alt
rtti$t.
BUSY
BEE
GIRLS
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Mrn.
HaiiK
I'nilmlahl
Eltttrd
President
of
New
Organization
at
Meeting
on
Natu'nlay
afternoon
The
Busy
Bees,
girls'
organisation
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
meeting
Saturday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
trs.
H.
Dahl,
330
Fourth
Avenue
East,
elected
officers
as
follows:
President,
Mrs.
Hans
Underdahl.
Vice-president,
Mrs.
J.
H.
Hansen.
Secretary,
Miss
Charlotte
Edwards.
Treasurer,
Miss
Lillian
Hansen.
"A
new
church"
was
adopted
as
the
motto
Df
the
organisation.
.
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs
J.
Murvold.
908
Hall
Street.
Arttl
i
f'y-
TV't-
N-
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
4
MAID
WANTED
FOR
GENERAL
Houievork
Phone
Red
257.
tf
Mon
SISSKl
AT
REDUCED
PRICES
EXTRA
SPECIAL
TWO
DAYS
ONLY
Swift's
Premium
Lean
Back
Bacon
In
the
piece,
per
lb
ll!
V4?
B.C.
Freah
Pullett
Eggs
.
.3
dozen
lots
for
$1.25
Tea
We
now
have
our
Fuller's
Ten
at
the
highest
possible
standard.
None
better
in
the
store.
Will
compare
with
any
$1.25
or
$1.50
tea
and
we
aje
selling
it
for
per
lb
1)0?
A
discount
of
10c
per
lb.
if
included
with
any
of
the
following
specials:
Tomatoes
25
cases
large
tins,
while
they
last,
6
tins
for
1)5?
Corn
Flakes
Quaker
or
Western,
5
packages
for
55?
Quaker
China
Oats-Regular
45c.
On
sale,
3
for
81.125
Lemons,
California
Runhist
Per
dozen
15?
1
doz.
Lemons
and
2
dozen
Oranges
for
"81.00
Butter
in
Bulk
8
lb.
Fresh
Creamery
for
81.-5
Coffee
Our
Fresh
Ground
Coffee
Is
becoming
more
popular.
We
are
now
selling
500
lb.
per
month.
On
sa'e
this
week,
3
lb.
for
81.15
Heinz
Catsup
3
bottles
for
05?
With
each
pound
of
Fuller's
Ten
or
Fresh
Ground
Coffee
sold
this
weok
11
regular
prices
we
will
sell
5
lb.
of
Granulated
Sugar
for
25?
See
Our
Window
Circle
(S)
Picnic
Hams
Per
lb
8?
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
I'honeH
45
and
571
,TH)1
pMLl
NEWS
Mond;n
,
p,
;
CIVIC
COURT
OF
REVISION
Waterfront
Cases
Discussed
This
Morning
by
Lawyers
in
Ap
peal
Against
Assessment
The
civic
eour:
of
revision
was
engaged
this
morning
111
consideration
of
the
appeals
of
P.
Burns
it
Co.,
Ltd.
and
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.,
Ltd.,
represented
by
L.
w.
Patmore;
Thomas
Trotler,
c.
C.
Ketchum,
Edward
Llp-actt
(Prince
Rupert)
Ltd,
and
N.
M.
McLean,
represented
by
Milton
G011-sales.
and
the
Canadian
Finn
Si
Cold
Storage
Co.,
whose
c.
up.
.1
was
W.
E
Fisher,
against
asscssr.ii
nts
on
wnter
front
property.
Overvalue
t.i.u
and
exorbitant
taxation
are
the
grounds
of
appeal
in
all
cases.
Counsel
In
each
case
were
heard
and
the
decision
of
the
court
was
reserved.
L.
w.
Patmore,
m
speaking
on
the
Burns'
case,
submitted
that
the
assessment
on
this
property
amounted
to
$107
a
front
foot,
taking
Into
consideration
both
the
frontage
assessment
of
60
per
foot
and
the
assessment
of
the
acreage
to
the
rear.
He
claimed
In-c-quitabllltles
In
afcscsjment
and
compared
the
land
In
point
with
other
parcels
on
the
waterfront.
He
claimed
that
the
Burns
piece
was
one
of
the
poorest
parcels
of
the
waterfront.
It
was
faced
with
a
reef
and
wharf
building
was
both
a
cosUy
and
dlffl-r-ult
operation.
Be
held
that
it
was
In
equitable
to
assess
Burns
at
$80
a
front
foot,
which
wathe
same
as
more
valuable
waUrtronT
such
as
the
Big
Bay's
while
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
was
70
per
front
toot.
In
$Sfl
the
assessment
on
this
particular
piece
of
waterfront
was
178.40;
in
1937,
97.
and
In
1938
$107.
He
saw
no
eoSjesponding
Increase
In
value
or
eernlng
power
of
the
property.
Aid.
Collart,
chairman
of
the
court,
suggested
that
there
had
been
an
increase
Ip
the
number
of
utility
users.
thus
an
increase
In
population.
Thl?
would
increase
the
value
of
city
land.
Assessor
J.
C.
McLennan
held
that
this
waterfront
property
was
worth
more
today
than
It
was
two
years
ago.
Mr.
Patmore
did
not
agree
with
either
Mr.
Collart
or
Mr.
McLennan.
He
aaw
no
reason
why
waterfront
property
should
be
more
valuable
today
than
it
was
two
years
ago.
All
assess
menu
along'
the
waterfront,
be
claim
ed,
were
too
high
and
Increases
were
not
warranted.
In
speaking
to
the
Trotler
sppeal.
.'Jr.
Oonsales
agreed
that
waterfront
property
had
not
increased
In
value.
In
1934
the
assessment
on
Mr.
Trotter's
piece
was
W:
in
1835-30,
the
same;
in
1937.
e7.
and
this
year.
S107.
He
submitted
that
there
was
i.o
reason
lor
the
Increase
It
should
be
remembered
that
Mr.
Trotter's
was
only
a
small
business.
A
whaff
had
been
built
at
tremendous
cost.,
Mr.
Trotler
simply
could
not
afford
to
pay
the
Interest
on
borrowed
money
and
taxes.
It
would
put
him
out
of
business.
The
assessment
had
been
increased
almost
100
per
cent
in
two
years
which
he
considered
unreasonable.
This
was
not
ss
valuable
property
as
that
of
Albert
ts
McCaffery,
the
Big
Bay.
Hunt's,
etc
which
were
assessed
the
same
The
assessments
were
too
high
and
out
of
proportion.
E.
P.
Jones,
city
solicitor,
pointed
out
that
there
had
been
no
increase
In
assessments
between
1921
and
1936.
Mr.
Patmore
made
the
suggestion
that
the
court
should
deal
with
the
cacs
as
they
stood.
It
should
be
taken
Into
consideration
whether
the
lessee
was
a
big
man
or
a
small
man,
a
rich
one
or
a
poor
one.
Mr.
Jones
had
no
sympathy
for
such
a
basts
Certainly
no
statute
provided
Cash
and
Carry
Grocery
Corner
Fulton
and
Sixth
Ave.
SAVE
THE
COPPERS
Sugar,
Granulated,
10
lba.
.
.
73?
Milk,
any
brand,
per
tin
11!?
Tea
Malkin's
Best,
Blue
Ribbon,
or
Nabob,
lb
70?
Bulk
Tea
Excellent
quality,
per
lb
50?
Coffee
Great
West,
Malkin's
Best,
Nabob,
lb.
05?
Coffee
Fresh
Ground,
ier
lb.
ID?
Creamery
Butter,
per
lb.
-13?-l(l?
8
lbs.
in
one
block
81
.25
Salt
Pork,
per
lb
2?
Bacon,
Swift's
Premium,
back,
special
per
lb
-12
H?
Picnic
Hams,
per
lb
22?-lil?
Eggs,
strictly
fresh,
3
doz.
81.
IK
VEGETABLE
SPECIAL
10
lb.
Carrots
10
lb.
Turnipe
10.
lb.
Potatoes
(Aslicroft)
4
lb.
Onions
34
lbs.
for
0.1?
Tomatoes,
largo
tins,
6
for
.
.
05?
Pineapple,
Singapore,
7
for
05?
Canned
Fruits,
assorted,
3
for
80?
Soap,
Fels
Naptha,
pr
bar
.
.
8?
Royal
Crown
Soap,
per
carton
25?
Fresh
line
Green
Vegetables
every
boat
at
attractive
prices
FRESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
IN
FRIGIDAIRE
"BUILD
B.C."
England
Likes
Pacific
Milk
DISTRICT
READERS
FVaiwtBiTfB
Go
where
you
will
in
Canada,!
there
is
no
finer
dairy
country,
dairy
cows
or
dairy
men
than1
you
see
in
the
Fraser
Valley.
To
us,
here,
the
sight
of
fine
herds
is
common.
We
sometimes
fail
to
appreciate
their
value
to
British
Columbia.
Pacific
Milk
is
gaining
a
big
demand
in
England
because
it
is
so
rich
and
has
true
natural
flavor.
j
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office.
Yancouer
I'attorle
at
Ladner
and
Abbottford.
-BUILD
B.C."
for
It.
"But
oomaaoa
sense
does,"
replied
Mr.
Patmore.
Mr.
Jones
disagreed
entirely
with
Mr.
Patmore
argument.
Similar
argument
was
employed
In
ueeliug
with
the
other
cases.
At
noon,
the
court
took
adjournment
until
a
o'clock
tomorrow
after-voon
when
Its
final
session
wUl
prob-
bly
be
beM.
FREIGHTER
ASHORE
ON
YILLAGE
SPIT
eCATTU.
Feb.
IS.
The
Alaska
Steam
ship
Company
waa
advised
yesterday
that
the
freighter
Donalle
operated
in
the
Seattle-Alaska
service,
was
aarouna
on
Village
Spit.
B.C..
but
would
be
refloated
at
high
tide
and
return
to
Cotno
under
her
own
power.
There
were
uo
casualties.
Market
Prices
Prices
current
are
as
follows:
LAUD
Pure
sso
Compound
joc
tOOS
B.C.
Fresh
pullets
40c
B.C.
fresh
firsts
tag
B.C.
Fresh,
extras
Me
.Local
new
laid
Mo
llsll
Smoked
kippers,
lb.
lie
Kippered
salmon,
lb
aie
Smoked
black
cod.
lb
Juo
Finnan
baddies,
lb
.....Me
MEATS
Fowl,
No.
1.
lb
MS
and
40o
Roasting
chicken,
lb
,
41,
Ham,
sliced,
first
grade
0c
Hani,
whole,
first
grade
Me
Ham,
picnic,
lb
nc
Cottage
rolls,
lb
79
Bacon,
back,
sliced
soc
Bacon,
side
60s
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60c
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salt
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lb.
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ajc
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400
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leg
,
jj,.
Pork,
shoulder
280
Pork,
loin
hjq
Pork,
leg
8s8
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pot
roast
lie
to
200
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boiling
ue
to
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roast,
prime
rib
33c
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chops
60c
Lamb,
shoulder
gjg
Mutton,
leg
t
fog
Iamb,
leg
4Bo
Mutton,
chops
Mutton
shoulder
100
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