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Thursday,
Novor
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;
50c
Specials
50c
Friday
and
Pillow
Slips
made
from
nice
quality
cotton
50C
Cottjn
Batts,
0-oz.
50c
bleached.
2
for
Check
Tea
Towels,
pure
linen
red
or
blue
Z(n
2
fr
Ellk
Sport
Sox.
colored
con-
trasting
cui'f
50c
per
pair
Kirsch
Hods,
brass
finish
curved
ends
50c
4
for
Handkerchiefs,
nicely
50
c
embroidered,
3
for
Printed
Hankies,
fast
50c
colors.
6
for
Fancy
Art
Covered
50c
Cushions,
each
Dresser
Scarfs
and
Squares
embroidered
50c
earn
Shopping
Dags
various
JUt
C
ftp
coljm
each
WoiMirt
Vccfe
"
winter
Cftp
weight,
eactt
ulJK'
CMink
ffeeoe
Lined
Waists
tr-
sec
SEE
QUR
Third
Ave.
&
Fulton
St.
DO
YOU
EVER
mmm
AFULUUiiiL
hUK
..Mi'.
.
YOU
just
can't
imagine
any
one
apologising
for
the
fact
L
thnt
British
Columbia
is
"home"
"
tojUiem,
,
',
Kvou
(are
proud
to
live
Ji).
Bfinsh
Columbia,
you
should
P..L'..be
proud
to
use
the
things
that
(British
Columbians
make.
....
Demonstrate
your
pride
in
-
-
British
Columbia
every
timo
you
rriiike
a
purchase.
Ask
for
B.
C.
Products.
B.
C.
PRODUCTS
-
OUR
BUREAU
of
the
VANCOUVER
BOARD
OF
TRADE
IS
IN
A
BUY
SHED
When
you
arc
buying
coal
look
on
the
econoiniralskle
of
yu
buy
wct;coaly(afnl.1o
JpKfd-
aff
ury
iuui
anu
sec
wnai
iu
means
to
you.
rSMIUNA
EGG-Dclivercd,
Per
Ton
$12.50
MINEI1EAD
EGG
Delivered,
Per
Ton
12.50
MINEHEAD
LUMP
Delivered,
Per
Ton
13.50
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
PHONE
580
If
you
want
anything,
Saturday
Wool
Toques,
rever-.
50c
slble
style,
each
Babies'
Mitts
and
Bootees
each
A
variety
50c
Brassieres
and
E
tn-dcttes,
each
50c
Rubber
Aprons,
heavy
fffip
quality
each
UO
Men's
Knitted
Ties,
a
nice
each
ran
jc
of
colors
50c
Stamped
Goods,
a
good
JTAp
Figured
Underwear
Crepes
In
Feveral
colors
Out
10f
2
yards
Pearl
Necklets,
Indestructible
quality
50c
per
Ftrfw;
Gloves,
Fancy
Cuff
50c
all
sizes,
pair
Dress
Goods.
Silk
or
Wool
values
to
$1.00
50c
per
yard
TJolls
and
Fancy
Goods
ffrt
p
'a
t-Orteat,
each
Lii?
Hnc
full
f.shiinf,d
in
rand
r'ndes,
8'2
to
f?A
10.
pair
WINDOWS
Telephone
9
LIVING
IN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
COAL
try
a
classified
ad.
Jtfe.ll
d
burn
Improvements
At
Hospital
House
Committee
Report
Last
Night
Told
of
Work
That
Had
Been
Done
ReptfHlhg'
for
the
house
comml
j.
tee
-at-last
night's
meeting
of
trie
hospjta.1,
board
Aid.
W.
M.
Brow
ann6uriced
that
a
tender
of
$62.35
from
Alex
Mackenzie
for
three
do?-
en
blinds
had
been
accepted.
This
tender,
was
the
lowest.
A
new
183
gallon
domestic
water
boiler
had
been
Installed
the
com
raittee
reported.
Trouble
had
developed
In
one
of
the
water
sterilizers
In
the
operat
ing
room
and,
while
temporary
re
pairs
had
been
made.
It
would
be
necessary
to
obtain
a
new
filter.
The
secretary
was
authorized
to
pur
chase
the
filter.
An
automatic
door
stop
had
been
installed
on
the
front
door.
The
committee
reported
that
all
tenders
for
the
proposed
new
light
ing
system
In
the
operating
room
were
not
yet
in.
A
suggestion
from
Frank
Dibb
that
new
castors
should
be
obtain
ed
for
many
of
the
beds
in
the
hospital
was
passed
w
tpt.
the
tipmc
committee.
Steps
are
already
being
taken
by
IRS"
mariagffig
seer
e&ry"
to
rectify
JiaBli.
:
V
JJU3
1
.
r
n
k
Compensation
"tt
Is
Discussed
Hospital
Board
Is
In
Receipt
of
Communication
Setting
Operation
of
Act
Out
In
Detail
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
leases
were
again
discussed
at
last
might's
meeting
of
the
hospital
'board
following
the
reading
of
a
circular
letter
from
the
board
in
which
details
of
regulations
required
under
the
operation
of
the
Act
were
clearly
set
out.
In
connection
with'hospltallzatlb'n
for
workman,
strict
economy
and
efficient
treatment
were'
thV
prime'
r'efytiisltes
as
fair
as
the
bfcHMiik
'
o'tpe1
Act
were
concerned.
Under
the'
Act.
If
it
were
hot
necessary
for1
the
'workman
to
have
hospital
treatment,
then
he
should
not
be
in
the
hos-
ipital.
Neither
would
compensation
be
paid
If
a
person
remained
unduly
long
In
hospital.
Aid.
S.
D.
Macdonald
did
not
think
that
any
workmen
would
wish
i
to
stay
In
hospital
after
such
time
us
ireaunent
uecame
no
ioiikc;
L'
If.
necessary.
At
the'smf
time,
time,
a
a
pa-
tient'khould
be'Wily'fWoverta
be-the
forcing
mtt,mM$;
!
After
further
discussion,
the
communication
was
filed
for
future
reference.
There
Is
about
$35,000,000
Invested
In
Cold
Storage
Canning
it
Curing
Plants
for
Fish
In
Canada.
Of
this
about
$20,000,000
is
invested
in
British
Columbia,
and
abut
$12,000,000
in
Prince
Rupert
District.
272
ty's
Colds
;
dosing-ryust
rub
on
VapoRuq
Becoming
Glasses
Hurt
your
appearance?
'
Not
.''I
or
anything!
The
Bright'
Sort
of
glasses,
'fitted
to
your
Individuality,
actually
enhance
the
charm
of
your
face.
Let
us
fit
you.
J.
H.
Bulger
OPTOMETRIST
Cll
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
122
New
Auxiliary
For
Hospital
Board's
Wish
The
matter
being
brought
up
by
fc.fe!Bensdh,
'.He
Hospital
boater
last
night,
cih'
mot
Ion
of
O.
VWikinaoa,
seconded
by
R.
E.
Bensonsieel
a
resolution
to
the
effect
mat
any
move
on
the
part
of
ladies1
to
resume
an
auxiliary
in
connection
with
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
would
be
welcomed.
In
bringing
the
matter
up.
Mr.
Benson
said
he
would
like
to
know
why
the
former
auxiliary
had
disbanded.
Other
directors
were
unable
to
say
why
the
old
auxiliary
had
dis
banded.
All,
however,
acknowledged
the
valuable
work
It
had
done
for
the
hospital.
The
view
was
generally
expressed
that
a
new
auxiliary
or
ganization
would
certainly
be
wel
come.
Miss
Jean
Harison
R.N.
referred
to
the
good
work
that
certain
I.
O.
D.
E.
chapters
were
doing
to
assist
the
hospital.
Finally
the
resolution
welcoming
any
new
women's
auxiliary
move
ment
was
passed.
Hospital
Surplus?
During
October
During
the
month
of
October,
re-1
teipts
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
lospltal
totalled
$6,248.30
whili
i
Usbursements
amounted
to
$5
-
705.19,
leaving
a
surplus
of
$543.11
j
it
was
reported
to
the
hosplt
.
'
board
last
evening
by
the
finance
I
committee.
During
the
month
there-
were
1557
hospital
days
at
a
cost
of
$3.C6
per
hospital
day.
A
Baking
Expert
"I
get
the
Best
Pi
Crust
when
Unas'
Z
j
tablespoon
less
per
cup
of
"Purit;
loan
oi
ordinary
pastry
or
sgtt
wheat
flour.
RM
UdrJ.
Fjpr
citra
rich
crust
use
half
butW
and
half
lard."
A
CtnUtcni
frim
Winner
Thm
HrBekman-Krr
A1Ulln
Untiled
AtIIPri.rljMj
II.
C.
,
Poinu
,
Mussallem's
M
EAT
Market
Mutton
Chops
25c
per
lb
Lamb
Chops-1-
H'lbs....
55c
Shoulder
Lamb
$1
5
lbs
Veal
Chops
25c
per
lb
Shoulder
Veal
$1
5
lbs
Fresh
Side
Pork
50c
3
lbs
Loin
Pork
Chops
per
lb
Shoulder
Pork
g-fl
5
lbs.
Pork
Sausage
3C
Round'
Steak
SJjC
Leg
Roast
of
Veai
2J$C
Leg
of
Lamb
ftf
iter
lb
Pot
Roast
of
Beef
$
Xr
'
:
UBi
lh.
.,..'.;
-
GbodTreslf'Killea
30c
Fowl,
per
lb.
.
.
Mussallem's
Meat
Market
Phones
18
&
84
417
Fifth
Ave.
E.
Appreciation
Of
Victor
Radio
Voiced
By
Vic
E.
Jackson,
Section
Foreman
at
Salrus,
53
Miles
Bast
of
Kupcrt
"Balvus
Station,
Nov.
18,
1930
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.:
$-if:
"Received
new
Victor
Radio
Tt.
I
can
honestly
say
it's
the
best
I
heard
yet.
It's
both
loud
and
clear.
I
was
told
by
quite
a
number
of
people
that
this
was
a
bad
place
for
radio.
I
wish
they
could
hear
the
results
I
get
with
this
radio.
Another
good
point,
I
don't
have
to
worry
about
batteries
for
quite
a
spell.
And
that
is
one
big
item
when
you
lire
40
far
from
town.
VIC
E.
JACKSON."
Victor
Radios,
both
battery
and
1
electrical,
give
perfect
satisfaction.
always.
,
McRAE
BROS..
LTD.
j
Pish
is
Healthy
Food.
Eat
more
Fish,
and
support
Home
Industry
272
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In
cream
soups,
for
creaming
vegetables,
for
sauces
and
gravies,
in
breads
end
cakes,
wherever
the
recipe
calls
for
milk,
St.
Charles
will
assure
a
richer,
creamier
result.
Mail
coupon
to-iky
for
FREE
RECIPE
BOOK
containing
nearly
ISO
Uud
rtdpea.
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to:
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boxes
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Ashcroft
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bottle
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Malkin's
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tins
t
Malkin's
Best
Vanila
or
9(n
Lemon
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pey
bottle
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Malkin's
Best
Honey
r7En
4-lb.
tin
,
Quoker
Quick
Rolled
Oats
S)Sp
mittX
per
pkR
Clurk's
Mince
Meat
32-01.
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aUlv
Mcintosh
Red
Fancy
go
Apples
per
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Best
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CAp
!
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4-lb.
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tins
331
Heinz
Cream
Tomato
Soup
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tins
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square
tin
Owl
Nabob
Red
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2
large
tins
03C
Nabob
Baby
Beets
2's
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o
per
tin
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j
Fifth
Street
Ihon.
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Art
All
Talking
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with
shrieks
of
fun
out
the
blues
dr,Tl
Comedy
"Campus
Crushes"
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20c
&
65c
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Starts
at
7:30
&
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Thursday
Matinee
at
2:30
15c
&
40c
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starts
3
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Saturday
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Monday
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in
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down)
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($15
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Mpdel
11-51
fieneral
Electric
S275
($20
down)
Model
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General
Elcctrlt
$397.50
Combination
($25
down).
.
Balance,
with
small
carrying
charge,
spread
over
i
wtjye,
mourns.
Northern
B.
C.
Prince
Kupcrt,
IJ.C.
WED.
&
TIIURJ
TWO
SHOWS
7
and
9
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So
Bad
Could
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Walk
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or
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used
different
k
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j
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but
got
nothing
to
1
:
;
until
t
friend
told
tn
...
Blood
Bitters.
Mow
I
pain
tad
U
rbi;
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gone.
mahlfartmral,
fr
to
rut
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v
ONLY
a
few
i
days
left
in
which
to
take
advantage
of
the
Radio
Opportunity
of
the
yean
Open
a
new
era
of
home
pleasure.
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NOW!
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