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DISCUSSED
School
Board
to
Ask
Mayor
and
Medical
Health
Officer
to
Take
Preventative
Steps
At
the
suggestion
of
Trustee
D.
C.
Schubert
the
school
board,
at
its
meeting
last
night,
decided
to
take
..
.
...IIL
U.
1
w.Jtul
health
officer
the
advisability
of
.i..
Ttniirf
ctatu
r.oi.H
in
oiiviinM
r.r
vur
sGooitaKing
measures
to
prevent
out-
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Ihr-afr
In
Prln
Rlln.rl
f
cmall.vT
By
mall
to
all
ttther
countries,
per
yea
f
which
was
Mid
to
be
epidemic
in
Vancouver.
Mr.
Schubert
stated
that
Victoria
and
other
points
in
the
south
had
already
taken
steps
to
safeguard
against
outbreak
of
the
malady.
In
Victoria
people
were
not
allowed
'to
land
unless
they
could
show
that
they
had
been
vaccinated
within
two
years.
Mr.
Schubert
explained
that
he
was
not
suggesting
inocu-
.
lation
of
children
but
merely
felt
that
some
measures
of
safeguard
Thursday.
Feb.
11.
193?
might
be
taken
to
prevent
an
out-
'
!
break
of
the
disease
In
Prince
Ru
pert
which
so
far
was
free
from
it.
After
some
further
discussion.
It
was
af
reed
th.it
the
matter
should
Naturally
all
eyes
are
turned
to
the
Far
East
and
eveni
tBken
UP
wlth
the
mavor
and
reparations
and
war
debts
take
second
place
to
the
Japan-in,ea,c'
"TOUn
"rer
China
crisis,
says
a
writer
m
the
t
inancial
rost.
sympathy
is
about
equally
divided
between
the
stoical,
compromising
Chinaman
and
the
keen,
eager
Jap,
which
is
fair
evidence
of
Canada's
neutrality
in
the
present
quarrel.
Japan
is
pursuing
economic
warfare
with
military
weapons.
Its
well
defined
plan
to
overwhelm
Asia
is
being
pushed
rather
vigorously
under
rather
thin
disguises.
At
the
moment
there
may
be
more
of
an
understanding
with
j
STUDENTS
i
SUCCEEDi
Examination
Results
of
St.
Joseph's
Aeademv
nommerelal
Class
I
world's
economic
and
political
machinery
may
be
set
back
hf
wa
ta
confaience
with
consult
by
the
turmoil
in
the
Orient.
Dyspepsia
and
Dizzy
Headaches
Mrs.
liute
Corbin,
Wet
Adronte,
VS..
writ
"I
had
suffered
for
tears
from
dyiptpris
and
ditty
headache.
After
taking
two
bottle
of
Burdock
Blood
Bitter
I
felt
like
a
different
woman.
My
headache
dia-apptared,
and
I
can
now
eat
what
I
like
without
that
terrible
indietion
I
(offered
after
every
meaL"
r
mI
t
til
dret4
Mnl
lww
ifMlw4,
Im
tU
tl
II
jMra,
nlj
by
Tk
T.
SIIHiura
To.
Hi.
ThuiK,
0t.
VOt'It
CHOICE
of
the
Largest
Stock
of
Good
Used
Cavs
In
the
City
at
1'riccA
LOWEU
than
Anywhere
la
It.
C.
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Throuihout
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ing
Engineer
Thotnpjon.
Members
of
the
United
Church
Young
People's
Society
entertained
celling
and
from
the
centre
of
which
a
large
cluster
of
balloons
hung.
There
were
sixty
young
people
present
and
dancing
was
enjoyed
with
many
novelty
dance.
Jack
Wrathall
was
master
of
ceremonies.
;
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..
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v.
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1
i
omwura
minv
muwwiMiufiH
naa
mm
uiBUf
.
that
the
new
Westhelme
Theatre!
per
D
here
will
be
formally
opened
abo.iRlce
Krple
Pebruarv
24.
A
flrtt-cliss
ae
Pcr
Pk-
X
Oxrx.
Cubes
provide
that
extra
nourishment
which
your
family
needs
.
.
.
they
are
prime,
lean
beef
in
concentrated
form
...
indispensable
in
the
modern
kitchen.
Save
your
Oxo
Cube
Red
Wrappers
.
.
.
and
send
them
with
your
name
and
address
to
Oxo
Limited,
1910
Su
Antoine
Street,
Montreal,
Que.
Soviet
Russia
than
aonears
on
the
surface.
If
China
were
.
tained
by
the
commercial
pupils
of
nadian
Paeifk
Railways,
was
u
a
nntinn
instead
nf
111st
an
area
thprp
mio-hr
hp
mnrh
svm.
St.
Josepna
Acaaemy
at
me
mw-
passenger
nofW
xxrUU
h.
r,cJf?nn
tnt
,vlint
ic
PV,itio
?
!
if
.mryer
tests
held
last
week:
.Mary
of
Chang-Kai-Shek
?
Is
it
the
hardworking
land-workers
who
are
largely
ignorant
of
what
is
going
on
now?
Is
it
the
student
group
with
their
fiery
hate
for
all
foreigners,
!
Caucasian
or
Polynesian?
Few
of
those
who
have
some
sympathy
for
Japan's
ec-1
onomic
aims
have
any
sympathy
at
all
for
the
devil-may-;
care
diplomacy
of
her
military
leaders
who
have
overridden
popular
leaders
to
win
support
for
their
campaign.
;
The
East
is
in
foment
while
the
West
is
still
trying
to
un-ravel
the
problems
created
by
a
great
war
that
is
more
than
just
a
memory.
Neither
Japan
nor
China
is
financially
girt
for
war.
They
can
hardly
carry
on
their
little
war
for
long
without
economic
smash-up
for
themselves
even
if
the
Western
powers
stay
on
the
sidelines
shouting
purely
verbal
protests.
Around
the
corner
in
both
China
and
Japan
lurks
communism.
Full
Course
Rose
Montessano
91
'
Grace
Wlsenden
90;
'
Lilian
Christy
86'
Marlon
Morgan
84
hmimik
Dorothy
Larsen
83
Eileen
Letchford
817
.
Rita
McCrea
70
;
Stenographic
Course
!
Eileen
Green
79-1
Mildred
Kirkpatriek
75
i
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
February
11.
1912
A
SDiendld
view
of
Kalen
Islai.a
There
is
Jittle
that
is
pleasant
in
the
picture.
One
thing
'including
prince
Rupert
townsiu
is
certain;
Japan
cannot
end
a
Chinese
boycott
by
mili-
h
bern
uken
from
th
t0P
;
tary
means.
Conquest
will
not
alter
the
underlying
feel-
"wn
Mf
?Lfcief
rf?an'
ings
of
a
race
that
thinks
in
terms
of
centuries.
It
is
hard
,
Cu"n
thDaUy
to
see
what
Japan
can
hope
to
win
out
of
its
fight.
,
To
some
of
the
politicians
of
the
big
powers
the
Far
East
satisfactory
progress
is
being
trouble
is
not
as
embarrassing
as
it
looks
on
the
surface.
e
ftn.the
fnructt
It
Drovides
an
alibi
for
manv
unrelated
mistakes
and
an
:
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!y'
u'
No.
24
tin.
aboard
'.he
Prtnevss
last
night
going
north
to
make
the
round
trip
;o
Skagway.
Ui
Krai
tr
erxiutzi
,
LENTEN
i
SPECIALS
i
Canadian
Cheese
per
lb.
Read;
incentive
for
political
measures
that
would
otherwise
be
fervoir.
city
Engineer
w.
m.
Davh)Co
"nnolk
nantAemi
uiisuuuu
cvuiiuiiiiv..
wile
.iiiiivi
.y
et-
luicicu
iiwy
iui
tut;
;
iia
in
uiiitu
iu:ii
oniiiic
wiierr
i
18c
22c
5c
6c
8c
14c
,hl7c
25c
9c
10
c
ompauy
has
been
engaged
tf
y
vo
the
opening.
Very
latest
plans
cf
wnee.
at
per
id
;hcatre
construction
have
been
fo!
'owed
In
the
building
which
Is
indeed
a
credit
to
the
elty.
United
Church
Young
People
Staged
Dance
i
Tnnit
Tea
speeiauy
oienaca
very
nice
family
tea
per
lb.
Ulf
"Soda
In
a
Jiffy
per
pkg.
.
jcastllle
Soap
Long
ban
i
each
Dried
Prune
Nice
stse
1
lbs.
34c;
16
c
14c;
25c
SPECIAL
PRICES
ON
SMOKED
FISH
FOR
THE
LENTEN
SEASON
their
friends
last
evening
at
a
very
n..tr
uraA
Bl0ttter-!
llonyand
entirely
enjoyable
barn
Rufrt..Brand
-Unce
held
In
their
gymnasium.
Li
'
'
The
place
wm
gaily
decorated
tot'l
Black
Cod
ihe
occasion
with
evergreens
and
and
D.f5fJ
A
,,,
nransw
Manoe
with
atrlno.
nf
-j..""!'""
col-
VPm
ored
light
from
the
8
pairs
Atlantic
Haddle
Fillet
I
per
lb.
'Atlantic
Haddle'
per
lb.
Atlantic
Kippers
per
pair
Delicious
refreshments
were
ser-vrd
and
Orme
Stewart,
on
behalf
0arhc
Ring
of
the
visitors,
moved
a
heart
v
vote
P'
m-
of
thanks
to
tlje
society
which
was
Hothouse
Rhubarb
reeponaea
to-oy
tne
Dresidfnt.
Bob
I
per
10.
Irvine.
.
.
,
Very
capable
tommlttees
were
responsible
for
the
success
of
J.he
affair
which
came
to
a
close
at
12:30.
The
Vancouver
tug
Atomera
r-rived
In
port
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
south,
having
tn
tow
n
tank
scow
for
the
Home
Oil
Distributors
Ltd.
T
CallforrUalftslMea
'
Op
pr
head
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
"CARRY
AND
SAVE
201
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Ave.
A
Few
Doors
Down
From
Moose
Hall
Phone
179
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tm
vurmtufM
i
mm
we
ItedWm
Tlwifre
Good
for
a
13
inch
Aluminum
Cooking
SpooiL
fbi
SOUPS,
GRAVIES,
STEWS,
ETC.,
This
offer
applies
to
residents
of
Canada
only
and
expires
on
April
30,
1931
AGENT
GOES
NORTH
H.
W.
Schofleld,
district
passen-
str
agent
of
the
British
Cotumou
Following
was
the
standing
ob-
Coast
Steamship
Service
of
UvCa-
"They're
Off!"
In
Old
Quebec
Eleventh
annual
Eutern
more
in
all,
tne
rare
covers
a
distance
of
123
miles
and
the
finish
kin
Quebec
itself
through
crowds
of
thousand
of
Ian,
lining
th
streets
and
cheer
on
the
vi
tor,
Handsome
rash
prize
are
awarded,
but
this
year
intercut
la
math
above
the
usual.
St-Godard
who
hus
won
the
race
four
times
in
the
last
rive,
years,
has
two
ley
oo
the
Speed
ip
and
another
win
this
year
will
jm"
it
to
him
per-
-JV1
irwswys?
I
1
Inter
International
national
Doe
Doe
Sled
Sled
Derby
Derby
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Si'SxicJ
I
W
TM1
HU
erewniac
event
of
the
1912
Winter
Sport
sen
ia
xheduled
for
February
22-24.
For
thoce
three
days,
all
eye
turn
to
Quebee
CHy,
where
each
day
the
fight
between,
the
beat
dog
teams
in
Aateeiea
over
a
course
tf
40-odd
mile
a
day
is
staged.
Kmil
St-Gedard,
Ieonhard
Seppala,
hero
of
the
rash
with
diphtheria
serum
to
Nome
a
few
years
back,
are
among
the
contenders,
of
whom
last
year
there
were
eleven
and
this
year
there
will
likely
be
even
Seonala
has
two
legs
on
the
Gold
Cup
for
the
bet
conditioned
dog
and
stands
to
win
it
permanently
this
year.
Prices
total
S'J.160
with
a
nnt
prize
of
$800;
second
prite,
$600;
third
prize,
$300;
then
$200.
$100.
$76.
$50
and
$26
in
that
order.
In
addition
there
is
the!
Canadian
Pacific's
great
Gold
Cup
for
the
beet
conditioned
.
VVedeeaday.
Februsrv
do
and
the
Speed
Cuo
awarded
wh"-h
"?
d
P"
re
to
the
team
making
the
lanteat
time
for
a
lap
during
the
thrt
dayi
of
racing.
The
event
winds
up
with
the
Dog
Derby
Coot
urn
Ball
held
at
the
Chateau
Prontmar.
the
25c
;
JUJHasiill
with
20c
fSjN
i5c
-
22c
m
vm
BXB
15c
&m
I!
I
;
1
1
ioc
IK
I
IB
to
the
winners.
The
picture
shews
Uppe
typical
huelde,
and
right
,
Qsebee.
Qtebee.
Belo
liemw.
Fronuaae,
laat
Ikd
of
the
race
and
Inwrr
Kmil
i
Too.
t-Godard
and
hi
lead
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LAMPS
WHEN
you
choose
Edison
Mazda
Lamps
you
are
assured
full
value
of
the-current
consumedand
these
dependable
lamps
cost
little
more
than
the
cheapest.
Buy
them
by
the
carton
and
fill
those
empty
sockets
now.
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