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will
grow
up
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and
healthy
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mother
dreams
of
her
baby's
EVERY
future.
She
pictures
the
years
ahead
sees
him
growing
up
through
sturdy,
healthy
childhood
to
strong,
vigorous
manhood.
What
baby
will
become
depends
very
largely
upon
that
service
of
love
even
more
important
than
the
tiny
garments
so
carefully
chosen.
During
the
weeks
before
baby
arrives
the
expectant
mother
will
make
quite
sure
that
she
will
be
able
to
feed
baby
herself.
So
much
depends
upon
this
1
In
babvhood
are
laid
the
foundations
of
future
health
and
happiness.
No
substitute
is
equal
to
maternal
milk
for
giving
baby
a
sound
start
in
life.
And
no
substitute
so
surely
safeguards
a
child
against
nutritional
diseases,
such
as
rickets.
Doctors,
nurses
and
mothers
daily
testify
to
the
remarkable
value
of
"Ovaltine"
in
promoting
adequate
-
lactation
1
When,
this
delicious
beverage
is
taken
before
the
birth
the
milk
is
sufficient
in
quantity
and
rich
in
quality.
Even
when
only
taken
after
the
birth
the
use
of
"Ovaltine"
has
quickly
effected
a
radical
change
in
the
quality
and
quantity
of
the
milk.
"Ovaltine",
moreover,
maintains
the
mother's
strength
while
nursing
and
ensures
a
quick
return
to
normal
health.
"Ovaltine"
!s
prepared
from
Nature's
foods
which
are
richest
in
nutriment
ripe
barley
malt,
creamy
milk
and
eggs.
It
is
quickly
prepared
and
easily
digested.
Thtre
is
no
food
beverage
comparable"
with
"Ovaltine".
It
is
the
richest
in
fcod
value,
the
most
economical
in
use.
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you
want
anything,
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of
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the
People
The
cheapest
way
of
reaching
practically
all
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
and
district
is
by
means
of
the
classified
columns
of
the
Daily
News.
Nearly
everyone
has
something
they
could
turn
into
cash
through
the
"For
Sale"
column.
Perhaps
they
have
a
house
to
rent.
Here
is
the
chance.
Spend
50c
on
a
classified
advertisement
and
secure
a
tenant
rather
than
have
it
idle.
If
a
girl
wishes
a
position
or
a
housewife
wishes
help,
the
best
means
of
getting
supplied
is
through
a
want
ad.
Dressmakers
sometimes
want
work;
small
storekeepers
want
to
move
their
goods;
or
maybe
you
need
an
article
that
has
been
used
rather
than
pay
the
price
for
new.
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the
Daily
News
classified
columns
a
trial.
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have
been
very
pleased
at
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is
small.
ERIC
GEE
IS
HEARD
Intcrcstinr
Address
Given
Prince
1
Rupert
Teachers'
As-joclation
The
Trlnce
Rupert
Teachers'
Ar
Relation
heard
a
most
illuminating
and
Interesting
address
last
evening
at
their
monthly
meeting
when
Eric
Gee,
manual
training
Instructor
In.
the
schools
of
the
city,
spoke
on
"History
as
Revealed
In
Furniture
Styles."
It
is
a
truism
that
the
(treat
so
cial
movements
have
been
fully
reflected
In
the
furniture
of
the
period.
The
changes
from
the
furnishings
of
the
great
baronlul
mansions
to
the
equipment
of
the
modern
homes
of
the
rich
and
from
the
labourer's
rough
unfin
ished
shack
to
the
well
furnished
home
of
the
present
day
worker
are
indicative
of
the
changes
oi
the
social
conditions
with
which
these
changes
in
furniture
have
keot
sten.
The
decrease
In
the
Dower
and
nrlvlleges
of
the
aris
tocracy
with
the
corresponding
In
crease
In
the
liberties
of
the
peo
nle
can
be
readily
traced
by
the
"tudent
of
the
period
styles
of
fur
nlture.
The
Elizabethan
style
Is
regared
ed
as
the
commencement
of
fuml
ture
styles
in
England.
The
style
were
extravagant
but
with
an
un
dcrlylng
seriousness
of
expression
'ntcrnretlnc
the
changing
mind
of
the.
people.
Liberty
was
bein
demanded
by
the
people,
and
th
comfortable
chair
was
being
mad"
bv
the
craftsmen,
meeting
th
wishes
of
the
poDulace.
This
styl
wan
lareelv
Influenced
by
the
Dutch
and
Italian
craftsmen
lm
ported
by
Henry
the
Eighth
but
with
the
accession
of
James
the
First
the
Jacobean
style
began
to
devolve.
Not
very
beautiful
nel
(her
wag
the
character
of
the
king
It
later
gained
much
in
dignity
from
the
Influence
of
Charles
the
First.
Cromwell
and
the
rigid
mor-
ulitv
of
the
Puritans
forced
a
simplicity
of
design
that
was
soon
reversed
entirely
when
the
Restor
ation
gave
the
people
unlimited
xpression
and
embellishments
and
irnate
gliding
resulted.
The
William
the
Third
and
Mary
period
was
an
Anglo-Dutch
period.
Oak
was
used
less
now
and
the
use
of
walnut
was
Introduced.
The
Queen
Ann
style
was
more
typical
W
Enallsh
and
at
this
time
the
irt
of
inlay
made
rapid
progress
The
varying
fortunes
of
France
inder
the
reigns
of
Louis
tlv
Fourtenth.
with
its
wild
extrava
ranee.
Louis
the
Fifteenth,
with
the
court
poor
from
the
former
wastefulness,
and
the
effemmato
nature
of
the
reign
of
Louis
the
Sixteenth
wereindlcated.
Napoleor
with
his
imitation
of
the
Roman
Caesar,
caused
a
return
to
the
classic
style
of
ancient
Rome
ano
Greece.
The
Georgian
period
was
the
iolden
era
of
furniture
with
Chip
n
styles.
The
Wesleyan
movement
with
its
demand
for
sincerity
waa
reflected
In
the
furniture.
Earnest
ness
and
honesty
were
principles
that
were
carried
out
In
the
craf
of
the
furniture
makers.
The
statesmen
of
George
the
Thlro
were
demanding
honest
work
In
their
statesmanship
and
the
work
men
were
giving
it
In
the
work
of
their
hands.
Furniture
of
that
per
iod
was
made
of
well-seasoneil
wood,
carefully
selected,
made
t
last,
and
today
functions
Just
as
"atlsfactorlly
as
It
did
when
made.
Honest
work
done
by
honest
men
for
honest
people
stands
the
stress
and
test
of
time.
Modernistic
Style
In
closing
Mr.
Gee
referred
to
the
style
called
modernistic.
Th
two
most
noteworthy
feature
of
the
twentieth
tentury
would
pro
bably
prove
to
be
the
restlessness
and
boldness
of
the
period.
Notn
Ing
Is
taktn
for
granted
but
all
must
be
able
to
withstand
the
fearless
questioning,
the
cross-ex
amination,
tha.
ruthlessness
of
the
Inquisitorial
mind.
The
modern
lsttc
style
answers
to
the
popular
demand.
On
motion
of
Miss
Rothwell,
sec
jonded
by
Mr
Halleran.
a
very
hearty
vote
of
thanks
was
accord
ed
Mr.
Oee
for
his
extremely
In
terestlng
talk.
Samples
of
furni
ture
Indicative'
of
some
of
the
fca
tures
mentioned
were
shown
and
illustrations
were
also
displayed.
The
meetlngiwas
presided
over
by
J.
S.
Wilson
who
also
.was
In
chair
for
the
business
meeting
which
preceded
.he
address.
Re-'fervnee
was
made
to
the
spending
of
the
moneys
which
the
members
of
the
association-are
contributing
By
forming
new,
rich
blood
Dr.
Chaw'i
Nerve
Food
restores
the
exhausted
nerves
and
removes
the
cause
of
Sleeplessness,
Irritability,
Headaches
and
Nervous
Indigestion.
towards
local
relief.
It
was
felt
that
It
would
be
much
better
to
delay
the
spending
of
these
mon
eys,
which
will
aggregate
more
than
two
thousand
dollars,
till
a
later
date
when
a
plan
by
which
It
may
be
used
entirely
for
relief
purposes
will
have
been
completed.
Port
Simpson
Band
Concert
Large
Audience
in
Athletic
Hall
,
PORT
SIMPSON,
Jan.
6
The
ort
Simpson
Concert
Band
ave
a
splendid
concert
bsfore
a
rge
audience
in
the
Ath'ctic
tall.
The
following
program
w
endered:
March.
"Ben-Hur,"
(Paul.)
Walt.
Swallow,"
(C.
Vnlverdi.)
March,
"Golden
Jubilee,'
by
(Sousa.)
overture,
"Mantana,
wai
lace.
March,
"Gridiron
Club,"
March,
(Sousa.
Speech
by
Phillip
Green,
sr.
March.
"Charge
of
the
Light
Bri
jade,"
(Paul.)
Overture,
"Raymond,"
(Beyer.)
March.
'Washington
Grays.
Overture.
"Norman."
Bellini.)
March.
"OKay,"
Coate.i
"God
Save
The
King"
E.
F.
Dudoward
was
conductor.
NEW
YEAR
BARGAINS
To
reduce
our
stock
before
stock
taking
wc
are
making
a
real
sacri
fice
in
prices
on
many
articles.
Here
is
your
chance
to
save.
Abbey's
Fruit
Salts
Equal
to
Enos,
large
botUe
Aylmer
Saurkraut
2Vi'i
2
tins
for
oendale
and
Sheraton
the
leaders
Aylmer
Raspberries
-2's
in
heavy
syrup,
per
tin
75c
25c
25c
Carnation
Milk
!f.r
lie
Islffi
S?
6c
Wine
Bricks
-Compressed
fruit
and
berry
Juices
for
making
wine
In
the
home-
Non-alcoholic.
Each
brick
will
make
one
gallon
of
wine.
Either
in
Port
or
Sherry
SStiS"
,hu-
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Ptnola
Miracle
Soap
Cleaner-
Cleans
silverware,
china,
glass
ware
and
for
many
other
uses.
In
to
5-lb.
tins
50c,
51.00,
$2.00
Toilet
Rolls
Large
roll
QAn
3
'for
Mussallcm's
Cash
Si
Carry
Stores
"Where
Dollars
Have
Slore
Cents"
We
solicit
out-of-town
business
and
!
are
in
a
position
to
fill
your
requirements
In
the
same
manner
as
though
you
paid
us
a
personal
visit.
We
can
assure
you
satisfaction
both
as
to
quality
and
price.
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HOME
WORK
NOT
GIVEN
MONTREAL,
Jan.
8:
School
children
are
much
the
same
the
world
over.vbut
It
seems
in
Liver
pool
they
talk
more
than
In
"Montreal.
Homework
4s
rarely
given,
not
because
the
pupils
do
not
need
It,
but
because
the
parents
some
how
imagine
It
reflects
on
their
standing,
which
remarks
are
con
tained
In
a
letter
from
Miss
Ra-
mona
Coffey,
teacher
from
the
Montreal
Roman
Catholic
schools,
who
Is
now
teaching
for
one
year
In
Great
Britain,
Homework
Is
rarely
given
It
Is
considered
a
device
for
keeping
parents
humble.
The
boys
go
swimming
once
a
week,
cricket
once
and
football
once,
and
we
have
boxing
every
Friday
afternoon
from
3:15
to
4
o'clock.
All
sports
are
part
of
the
curriculum
and
are,
therefore,
taken
during
school
hours.
The
poor
children,
of
whom
there
is
a
large
number,
receive,
free
bus
and
tram
tickets
and
free
dinners.
Those
who
can
afford
to
nay
give
fourpence
a
day
for
their
lunch.
They
receive
meat,
two
ve
getables
and
dessert.
The
dinner
Is
I
brought
in
huge
tins
from
a
caterer
nearby,
and
a
woman
comes
in
15
Splendid
Program
Kqndercd
Before
mmutea
before
time
to
set
the
tab-
les
and
serve
out
the
food.
After
wards
all
the
boys
line
up
and
wash
and
comb
themselves
while
the
woman
superintends.
Quite
a
Job.
There
is
a
fine
bathroom
in
each
special
school,
and
another
woman
is
paid
by
the
hour
for
bathing
the
t
Wednesday,
January
6,
1932
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WANT
TO
SEE
Ann
Harding
'DEVOTION'
With
Leslie
Howard,
Robert
Williams,
O.
P.
Hcggic
and
a
strong
cast.
Devotion
was
all
the
law
permitted
her
to
give
him
love
was
out
of
the
question
Comedy
DANE
&
ARTHUR
in
"SHOVE
OFF"
Novelty
"BEACH
NUT'
FOX
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FRIDAY
Si
SATURDAY
"AMBASSADOR
BILL"
a
dirty
child
in
the
school,
although
some
of
them
come
from
the
heart
of
the
slums.
In
fact,
many
of
them
enjoy
it
so
much
they
ask
for
u
children.
The
result
Is
there
is
not
;
bath
every
week.
GESCG
AUTO-TOP
DRESSING
Tills
dressing
will
make
an
old
top
look
like
new.
It
U
absolutely
waterproof,
softens
and
preserves
the
leather.
Price,
75c
per
pint,
postage
paid
Gcsco
Safety-First
Windshield
Cloth
Tills
wonderful
cloth
is
chemically
treated
and
will
prevent
the
windshield
from
becoming
foggy
during
a
rainstorm.
Keep
the
vision
clear
by
making
the
rain
run
right
off.
The
harder
it
rains,
the
better
It
works.
Simply
rub
cloth
over
wet
windshield.
For
the
safety
of
himself
and
others,
every
auto-owner
should
have
one
of
these
wonderful
cloth.
Price
each,
50c
postage
paid
Service
Station
owners,
etc.,
write
for
our
wholesale
prices
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by
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