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FOUIl
THE
DAILY
NETS
Uont
OVALTINE
RUSKS
are
excellent
fur
tttlh
and
gums
and
also
art
adtkgktfulkgkt
fvod.
They
arc
made
from
finest
Canadian
uihtattn
flour
to
which
Ovaltine
is
added,
snaking
them
more
easily
digested
and
much
more
nourishing
than
the
average
rus
or
biscuit.
Delicious
tuktn
served
uith
cheese.
1
.
lie
av)ake
to
nio'nt-
O
sleep
V17HAT
a
depressing
state
is
sleerJess-
nessf
Minutes
seem
hours
hours
seem
endless.
Back
of
it
usually
are
nerves
strained,
raw
and
fagged
out.
Nerves
that
are
starved
for
nourishment
to
replace
exhaustion
caused
by
over-work,
worry,
or
social
effort.
If
you
are
bothered
with
sleeplessness,
feed
your
nerves
with
Ovaltine.
You
will
find
that
they
will
calm
down,
digestive
unrest
-will
stop
and
you
will
sleep
soundly
and
naturally.
Ovaltine
at
bed-time
is
the
world's
best
night
-cap.
Millions
of
people
have
found
this
to
be
true.
The
natural
nourishment
in
Ovakine
restores
mental
and
physical
poise
almost
immediately.
Ovaltine
is
prepared
scientifically
from
ripe
barley
malt,
fresh
eggs
and
creamy
milk.
Nature's
finest
tonic
foods.
It
contains
all
the
essential
vitamins
and
other
food
elements
in
correct
propor
tions.
It
not
only
soothes
and
me'
Seven
(Continued)
A.
-Dials
Mystery
By
Agatha
Christie
Copyright
by
Public
7.edfrer
INSTALMENT
XXXVIK
where?"
"A
mashle
shot
or
two
would
steady
my
nerves.
I
think,"
Mid
Bundle.
"I'll
take
you
on
for
sixpence,
Loralne."
An
hour
passed
very
peacefully.
The
three
returned,
to
the
house
in
a
harmonious
spirit.
A
note
lay
on
the
hall
table.
'
"Mr.
Lomax
left
that
for
you.
my
lord."
explained
TredwelL
"He
was
much
disappointed
to
find
that
you
had
gone
out."
Lord
Caterham
tore
it
open.
He
uttered
a
pained
ejaculation
and
turned
upon
his
daughter.
Tred-well
had
retired.
"Really,
Bundle,
you
might
have
made
yourself
clear,
I
think."
"What
do
you
mean?"
"Well,
read
this."
Bundle
took
it
and
read:
"My
Dear
Caterham
I
am
sorry
not
to
have
had
a
word
with
you.
I
thought
I
made
it
clear
that
I
wonted
to
see
you
again
filter
my
Inter
view
with
Eileen.
She,
dear
child,
'was
evidently
quite
unaware
of
the
ogs
I
entertained
towards
her
e
was,
I
am
afraid,
much
startled
feeds
the
nerves
but
completely'
Wfi&ave1
no
wish
to
hurry
her
in
any
rebuilds
your
exhausted
body
cells
ana
tissues
while
you
sleep.
You
wake
up
wonderfully
refreshed.
Try
the
world's
best
"night
cap"
tonight.
Sold
at
all
good
stores,
in
50c,
7SC
Si.2
and
sbccial
$d.o.
family
'size
tins:
also
servcaat'y
J
t
.
.
lit!
soaa
jouniains.
Starting
February
17th
ELECTRIC
WASHER
SALE
featuring
Electric
Washers
on
especially
attractive
terms
Rojver
Corporation
of
Cana3a,
Limited
Prince
Itupert,
B.C
XM
OVfA
LTl
N
E'
TONIC
FOOD
BEVERAGE
&nsuhs
Sound,
Nahihai
Stleep
A.
Wander
Limited
-
,455
King
Street
West
-
Toronto,
Out.
-
Jf
your
iiaper
docs
not
arrive,
telephone
the
office
kway.Hex!gir!ish
confusion
was
very
ing,
and
I
entertain
an
even
"
"Jhijgierregard
for
her,
as
I
much
ap-
i
1preiaTe
ner
maidenly
reserve.
I
must
give
her
time
to
become
ac-1
customed
to
the
idea.
Her
very
confusion
shows
that
she
is
not!
wholy
indifferent
to
me
and
I
have
ha
doubts
of
my
ultimate
success.
i)i
.f&flfiVftme,
dear
Caterham,
M--itci
sn!j.Your
sincere
friend.
inanfn-..'
.
jcIH
'
GEOHUE
LOMAX.
I
v1WeU."
said
Bundle.
"Well,
I'm
damned
I"
Words
failed
her.
"The
man
must
be
mad,"
said
Lord
Caterham.
"No
one
could
write
those
things
about
you.
Bundle,
unless
they
were
slightly
touched
in
the
head.
Poor
chap,
poor
chap!
But
what
persistence!
I
dont
wonder
he
got
Into
the
Cabinet.
It
would
serve
him
right
if
you
did
marry
him,
Bundle."
The
telephone
rang
and
Bundle
.moved
forward
to
answer
It.
In
another
minute
George
and
his
pro
posal
were
forgotten,
and
she
was
beckoning
eagerly
to
Loralne.
Lord
Caterham
went
off
to
his
own
sane
turn.
To
the
Seven
Dials
Club
."It
Jimmy,"
said.
Bundle.
"And
hV
'tremendously
exelted
about
eemethlng."
"Thank
goodness
I've
caught
l
you,
said
Jimmjfs
voice,
-mere's
mcjjtirae
jo
be
lost.
Loralne'shere,
i
toor'
"Yes,
she's
here."
"Well,
look
here.
I
haven't
got
time
to
explain
everything;
in
fast,
I
can't
through
the
telephone.
But
BUI
has
been
round
to
see
me
with
the
most
amazing
story
you
ever
I
heard.
If
it's
true
well,
if
It's
true.
It's
the
biggest
scoop
of
the
century.
Now,
look
here,
this
is
what
you've
got
to
do.
Come
up
to
town
at
once,
both
of
you.
Oarage
the
oar
somewhere
and
go
straight
to
the
Seven
Dials
Club.
Do
you
think
that
when
you
get'there
you
can
get
rid
of
that
footman
fellow?"
"Alfred?
Rather.
You
leave
that
to
me."
"Good.
Get
rid
of
him
and
watch
out
for
.me
and
Bill.
Dont
show
Lyeursetves
at
the
windows,
but
wnen
we
amp
up,
jet
us
in
at
once.
"That's
all
right
then.
Oh,
Bundle,
don't
let
on
that
yuu're
going
up
to
town.
Make
some
other
evcuse.
Say
you're
taking
Loralne
home
How
would
that
da?"
"Splendidly.
I
say,
Jimmy,
I'm
thrilled
to
the
core,"
"And
you
might
as
well
make
your
will
before
starting."
"Bttr
and
better.
But
I
wish
I
knew
what
It
waall
about."
"You
will
as
soon
as
we
meet.
I'll
this
much.
We're
eolne
to
ready
the
heU.ot
a,
surprise
lor
i?0.
3!"
i
Bundle
huag
up
the
receiver
and
iturued
uLoiie,
giving
her
a
rapid
D
resume
of
the
conversation.
Lorafne
,
rushed
upstairs
and
.
hurriedly
packed
her
suitcase
ami
Bundle
put
mer
Jaead
round
.MR
Jtatfta's
flpflr,
f
"I'm
taking
Loralne
home.
lather."
Why?
I
had
no
Idea
she
was
'going
today."
"They
want
her
back,"
said
Bun-
idle
vaguely.
"Just
telephoned.
Bye-
byfe"
1
"Here,
Bundle,
wait
a
minute.
When
will
you
be
home?"
i
ipon't
know.
Rjcpect
me
when
Lyou
see
me."
-
With
this
unceremonious
exit
Runrilo
rushed
uostairs.
nut
a
hat
"Oh,
well'
said
Lord
Catherham.rorwslipped
into
her
fur
coat
and
was
perhaps
that
was
the
best
way.
iready
to
start.
She
had
already
or-
Thank
goodness
In
the
future
Lo-.the
Htepano
to
be
brought
round.
max
won't
always
be
running
over!
'To
Be
Continued)
as
he
has
been
in
the
habit
of
doing,
worrying
me
about
things.
Everything
la
for
the
best,
they
say.
Have
you
seen
my
Jiager
any
THE
WEATHER
Prince
KupertCloudy,
calm,
HaysporU-Light
wind,
cloudy.
'
Pert
Simpson
Cloudy.
cain
TuraceCleud?.
calm.
10.
Hm&
wood
Clear,
calm,
4.
Aijtansh
Clrar,
calm.
4.
Alice
Ann
Part
cloudy,
calm,
AINEDllLbs.in8Wk$
And
a
Boy
Friend."
write
Bonn
htXme.
Tlmuai
Ht
booiud
T
tiit
S
to
IS
lb,
ta
3
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cUtr!
Kk
mtic
CoutiMttoo,
httm.
ad.
G
fUuaat
lroau4
lull
UtMl
ban
AracxtM
todJT.
29
2r
29
16.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.
10.
tvart
Cloudy,
calm.
16.
Hajtltoa
Part
cloudy,
calm,
2.
SmHhers
Ckondjt,
east
wind.
7b
Boras
Lake
Clear,
calm,
cold.
Vanderhoof
Clear,
calm.
32b.
Quesnel
Clear,
calm,
cold.
Btfhth
Cabin
Snowing.
Attorney-General
Pooley
said
in
the
legislature
last
week
In
reply
to
questions
by
T.
D.
PattuJlo
that
fDr.
11.
S
Trefry
had
been
appointed
eoaoner
at
Prince
George
on
Feb
ruary
8
1929,
his
remuneration
being
fees
allowed
under
the
Coroner's
Act.
He
replaced
II.
B.
Quest,
who,
the
attorney-general
said,
was
retired
in
the
public
Interest.
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ULsir
Broken
Lines
to
Clear
in
Men's
Clothing
and
Furnishings
irRIB
fall
sizoe
only.
ReguU
SHIRTS
ANDTC&A
AVFT?R
tr
pricm2.'5antl
$2.25.
nauarment
75C
$.00
NOT
exactly
his
reeular
face
but
who
couldn't
forgive
any
ordinary,
everyday
man
(or
giving
way
to
his
feelings
when
a
plate
of
ateaming,
tempting
CLARK'S
CHICKEN
SOUP
is
placed
before
him.
Plump
chickens
.
.
.
healthy
chickens
.
.
,
the
kind
there
used
to
be
when
the
old
open
fire
in
the
kitchen
did
all
the
cooking
.
.
a
juicy,
tender
chicken
swinging
to
and
fro
...
the
flames,
eagerly
licking,
around
.
,
.
the
gravy-
oozing
out
.
.
.
A-a-a-ah!
a
soup
made
from
chickens
such
as
those
.
.
.
wouldnjt
you
.
.
.
don't
you
crave
it
.
.
.
then,
don't
you
have
it?
It's
here
.
.
CLARK'S
CHICKEN
SOUPI
CLARK'S
SOUPS
Jl
t
unaae
ui
Qpjiada
t
I
'V
m-j
f
sun.
isi
TOMATO
VCCETADLE
OXIAIL
CHICKEN
PEA
GREEN
FF
MVTTOM
BKOTH
SCO:
a
T-
"
MOCK
TURTLE
JUUEWr
r
t
MULLICATAWMY
CUNSO.IK
A.RK.
'MTrp-
EnabUihmenU
at
MONTREAL,
P.Q,
ST.
REMI.
?U
eve
rnnff
iieara
BOYS'
AND
YOUTHS'
FLANK!
V,
khaki
and
grey.
Siaes
13
to
14
...
Regular
$2.00
to
clear
at
:1
11
ViU-
of
Boys'
Clothing
and
Furnishings
Boys'
Suits,
knicker
style.
Regular
prices
up
to
$17.50
to
clear
at
$83
BOYS'
LONG
PANTS
in
good
quality
OA
fox
serge.
Regular
$8.25;
sale
t?A.iV
BOYS'
LONG
PANTS
in
cood
quality
tweeds.
Reg.
2.76
to
$8.00.
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Qff
CO
AZ
Sale
Sale
nriees
prices
tyl.VD9
$.LtD
n
BOYS'
HEAVY
BLUE
DENIM
BIB
OVERALLS
Reg.
$1.50;
sale
price,
,pr..
.
95c
Hirjs
0
BOYS'
ENGLISH
GOLF
STOCK
IN1
iS-hV
colors
in
pure
wool
quality.
5
J
neguiar
cue
lo
ciwir
nnVB'
PAXTPV
T1T?T
Tt?TC
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XT
n
CH1T?TS
Tn
nlon.
nf
lu
M
tSV.il
Cl
BOYS'
AND
YOUTHS'
ALL-WOOL
PULLOVERS
AND
SWEATER
COkVTS
to
elear
at
COST
MLM'
Mil
Regular
price,
$30.00.
Jfl
''.Special
price
Regular
price
$28.50.
20.00
Special
price
v
Regjilar
price
$27.50.
Q1
XV.OV
Q
SO
Special
price
Regular
price
$30.50.
22.00
Special
iince
v--"
SHIRTS
ATTACHED
COLLAR
AND
DETACHED
COLLAR
SHIRTS
Made
by
Pecks.
Forsythe
and
Tooke.
'
Regular
irice
from
$2.00
to
$3.00.
Q$
45
To
clear
MEN'S
BLACK
SILK
timhti
HOSK-
d,(
Reg.
50c
pair;
to
clear
at
8
pairs
v
MEN'S
FANCY
PULLOVERS,
VESTS,
SWEATER
COATS
in
pure
wool
to
clear
at
COST
10
PER
CENT
DISCOUNT
ON
ALL
REGULAR
LINES-PHONE
GREEN