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Market
P.
GAMULA.
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
208
am
s
nnirpf
a
riuiXay
That
will
make
you
smile
Just
let
everything
go
till
you
see
the
wonderful
values
that
we
are
now
passing
on
to
our
customers.
Our
store
is
one
of
the
oldest
in
Prince
Rupert
and
Heil-broner
values
mean
values
that
are
real.
Everything
is
drastically
reduced.
Do
Not
Miss
This
Opportunity
to
be
Convinced
Come
in
and
see
for
yourself.
Don't
fail
to
visit
our
Down
Stairs
Store
This
Sale
includes
everything
in
our
enormous
stock:
Diamonds,
Watches,
Jewelry,
Clocks,
Silverware,
Cutlery,
Flatware,
Umbrellas,
Floor
Lamps,
Cut
Glass,
Chfnaware,
Dinnerware,
Toiletware,
Hand
Bags,
Suit
Cases,
Club
Bags,
Smoking
Sundries,
Novelties,
and
hundreds
of
articles
too
numerous
to
mention.
COME
EARLY
,rYou
not
only
get
a
better
choice,
but
avoid
late
in
the
day
crowds.
ALL
TAGS
Week-End
Specials
Former
prices
ma
y
mn
nmm
JEWELLER
cess
Mary
this
morning
bound!
south.
They
are
to
spend
a
holl-j
day
in
California.
i
A
Trial
Order
Will
Convince
You
That
It
Is
Possible
to
Oet
Quality
Goods
at
Lower
I'rices
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SUGAR
10
lbs
MILK
Limit
10
tins
to
each
customer.
Per
tin
SWIFTS
LARD
Per
lb
BUTTER
Per
lb.
,
KLIM
2VfcS.
Per
tin
PURITY
FLOUR
49s,
Per
sack
BONELESS
HAMS
Per
lb.
COWAN'S
BULK
COCOA
Per
lb
Per
tin
CLARK'S
KETCHUP
Pe
bote
PEEK-FREAK
"BISCUITS
Xn
ny
variety.
Per
lb.
25c
64c
10c
20c
43c
$1.65
$2.60
26c
30c
(Get
double
for
your
money).
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MARMALADE
IQ,,
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The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
PHONE
360
319
Third
Ave.
passensers
aboard
the
Princess
Mary
this
morning
going
through
for
a
trip
to
Seattle.
In
the
early
days,
Mr.
Rogers
was
agent
here
for
the
Pacific
Steamship
Co.
PALPITATION
Throbbing
of
Heart
After
the
"Flu"
Urt.
J.
Cunningham,
Banlt
Ste.
Maria,
Ont.,
writes:
"LMt
February
I
bad
a
avrerc
attack
of
inflaenta
which
left
me
with
palpitation
and
throbbing
of
the
heart
"I
felt
Tery
weak
and
tired
to
begaa
to
tale
MUSIC
CLUB
GUEST
DAY
Story
of
Opera
Erroinie
Told
and
Illustrative
Songs
and
Choruses
Given
Guest
day
at
the
Ladles'
Music
Club
was
a
very
interesting,
in
structive
and
enjoyable
event.
Miss
Lennox
of
the
Japanese
mis-
i
slon
was
in
charge,
the
gathTinc
aking
place
afc
the
Cathedral
Hall
with
the
president.
Mrs.
R
T..
Mcintosh
in
the
chair
The
platform
had
been
suitably
and
artistically
decorated
by
members
of
the
Japanese
mission,
a
lych-?atc
and
greenery
being
the
chief
feature.
The
program
conslster
of
a
'tudy
of
the
light
opera
Prminle
by
Edward
Jakovonsky
in
three
acts.
The
story
of
the.opera
was
told
by
Mtss
Lennox
In
a
very
interest-ntr
rraper
it
revo'vs
around
a
beautiful
girl,
lnuinip.
and
her
I
'over.
Eugene,
although
in
the
jplay
they
divide
the
honors
of
j
importance
with
two
thieves,
Ra-jvennes
and
Cadeau
The
play
j
shows
scenes
In
th"
birthday
celebration
of
Ermtiitc
in
whose
honor
a
fete
is
held
In"
the
village
an
there
is
a
grand
ball
in
the
eve
ntng.
The
progtam
of
numbers
follows:
Duet
"Past
and
Future.
Mrs.
I
There
was
no
superfluity
of
Miller
and
Mr.
Lincoln.
technic,
nothlna
SDectacular
ier
Gavotte
Miss
Olafson.
ithe
sake
of
effect,
but
a
technl
Chorus
"JIere
vour
Lord
ldv
siting."
and
"Women's
Dress"
Mrs.
Allen
and
chorus.
Solo
"Darkeat
the
Hour,"
Mrs.
Anderson,
.
Soto
Tn
.Slhng
Bwatn."
Mrs.
J.
H.
Carson.
Solo
"What
the
Dikybirda
ay."
Mn.
Cullen.
"Lullaby"
Mrs.
Ross
chorus.
n
"Ooodnighf'-MSJiiorus,
consisting
of
Mesdames
AUen,
Ableson.
Cul
uncoin.
4
Refreshments
wen
served
at
the
clow.
Mrs.
Dushby
pouring
tea
and
Mrs.
Parkin,
coffee.
Those
serving
Included
..Mrs.
James
Far-quhar.
Mrs.
Ableson.
Mrs.
Miller
Mrs.
Hellbroner.
Mrs.
Ernest
An-
John
Hiliard.
United
States
James
H.
Rogers,
agent
of
the'derson
and
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnston.
customs
officer
at
Eagle.
Alaska,
white
Pass
and
Yukon
Railway
&l
and
Mrs.
Hlllard
and
daughter
,
Navltlnn
n
.
Kkacwav.
ftndi
were
passengers
aboard
the
Prln-L,
.
.
.
.
jvirs.
nugura
uuu
uuuguiei
mar.
Program
Overture
MM;
Eddie
Smith,
Opening
Chora
Miss
Olafaon
fqlo
"When
love-
is
Youne.
Last
night
the
fisheries
commit-
itee
of
the
city
council,
under
the
chairmanship
of
Alderman
Rud-
derham,
met
Fred
Mathers
of
the
B.
C.
Packers
and
Charles
Lord,
representing
the
salmon
fisher
men,
and
talked
over
the
whole
situation
at
length.
No
decision
was
arrived
at
but
it
is
under
stood
another
gathering
will
be
held
tomorrow
evening
when
a
Several
of
the
newer
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rolary
Club
gave
"Who's
Who"
talk
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
rlnti
tnrinv
Amnrvar
them
were
II.
ffPabS:tSl,la3lA.
DeWulfe,
O
H.
Gullck
and
J.
am
wry
thankful
for
haying
found
J-
Little.
President
O.
A.
Dry-meh
a
good
medicine."
'ant
was
In
the
chair.
Price,
Wo.
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box
at
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jSA
RECITAL
IS
MEMORABL
Large
Audience
Delighted
Frederic
van
Werkhoven
By
Although
Prince
Rupert
is
sorm
distance
from
the
larger
centra
.,
the
city
is
blessed
occasionally
by
the
visit
from
outstanding
arttstu.
Such
a
visitation
took
place
last
evening,
when
Frederic
van
musical
Werl
hoven
give
a
piano-forte
re-
'ta'
at
th?
.First
United
Church.
The
ch-T!h
was
packed,
and
the
large
audience
listened
with
rapt
attention
to
t.hc
program
giver
Thfy
testified
thlr
appfedattoe
o!
the
qua
ity
of
the
playing
by
Mrs.
JarvU
McLeixl
and
chorus
t.e
ap;
ausc
and
at
the
dote
the
eonaistlng
of
Mrs
Cullen,
Mk
!
dlGt'r.jculshed
artist
thanked
hi;
Ableson
an4
MA
D
Rom.
sudlerv-e
for
the
kind
reception.
brilliant
and
sufficient
to
meet
the
needs
of
the
difficult
and
effective
compositions
played.
Earn
and
every
solo
was
plavrd
with
the
careless
ease
which
betokens
a
mastery
of
his
art
and
instrument.
The
theme
of
the
Mounlighr
Sonata
was
wonderfully
well
don-
Its
tonal
qualities
were
brought,
out
in
a
haunting
manner
Kach-
andimaninoff
was
understood
and
th
Preludes
played
were
satisfy!:
Mr.
van
Werkhoven
possesses
power
and
delicacy
and
his
reclttil
len
and
Ross,
Mr.
Blott
and
Mr.
win
be
an
event
to
be
remembered
Fisheries
Are
Discussed
by
a
Committee
Qreig'fl
Concerto
in
A
minor
was
unforgettable;
an
encore
was
asked,
and
he
favored
wish
an
exquisite
solo
of
his
own
compo
sition.
The
third
item
on
the
program
ntroduced
W
Heaumont.
oeUtet.
Rupert
is
the
richer
for
having
In
its
midst
one
who
plays
the
cello
as
he
does.
He
Is
heard
seldom,
but
last
evening
the
audience
showed
their
appreciation
of
his
very
delightful
playing.
Mow
splendidly
they
played
together!
The
accompanist
was
worthy
the
cellist
and
the
cellist
worthy
his
accompanist.
Nothing
so
exquisite
has
been
heard
here
for
some
time.
Mr.
van
Werkhoven's
own
compositions
were
unusual
and
worthy
of
recognition.
The
whole
entertainment
was
an
outstanding
one
and
it
made
a
strong
appeal
to
Jhe
musical
people
present.
The
program
was
as
follows.
1
Moonlight
Sonata,
Beethoven.
piano
solo.
number
of
those
directly
or
indlr-
3
Polonaise
in
Ab
Major,
Ohop-
ccuy
lnieresiea
in
me
iuaneiin,
pmno
sum.
will
be
present.
The
committee
consisted
of
Aldermen
Rudder-ham,
Brown
and
PUllen.
3
(a)
So'.vejg's
Bong,
Kd.
Craig;
fb)
Bolian.
Walter
Alcock;
cello
solo.
4
ficherso
in
Bb
Minor,
Chopin
piano
solo.
(a)
Prelude
In
0.
Minor,
Rachmaninoff;
(b)
Prelude
In
C
Sharp
Minor,
Rachmaninoff;
piano
solo.
e
Arlequtn,
David
Popper,
cello
solo.
7
(a)
Nocturne
for
Left
Hand
Alone,
Sciabine;
(b)
Tracks
on
the
Snow,
Werkhoven;
(c)
Fan-taste
Impromptu,
Ohopln;
nteno
solo.
8
Piano
Concerto
in
A
Minor,
3rd
Pt.,
Ed.
Greig,
piano
solo.
9
(a
Serenade,
O.
Pierne;
(b)
Ase's
Tod,
Ed.
Oreig;
cello
solo.
10(a)
Prelude
in
O.
Minor,
Werkhoven:
(b)
Intermesso,
Wsvk-hoven;
(c
Prelude
In
Ab
Major,
Werkhoven;
piano
solo.
11
Sonata,
2nd
Movement,
Grieg,
piano
and
cello.1
God
Save
the
King.
TURKISH
POST
WOMEN
CONSTANTINOPLE,
Jan.
30:
Their
desire
to
become
policewomen
having
been
thwarted,
Turkish
women
are
demanding
the
right
to
become
postwomen.
Antl-femlnltts
say
the
women
are
seeking
such
jobs
to
satisfy
their
thirst
for
perpetual
gadding.
L:
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January
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