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VANDERHOOF
The
Woman's
Auxiliary
to
Holy
Trinity
Anglican
Church
met
last
Wednesday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
W.
H.
Day.
"inspector
William
Spiller
and
Sefgeant
McKenzie,
provincial
police,
were
here
from
Prince
George
it-centiy
on
official
duties.
Ralph
Telford
and
P.
W.
Adair
of
Fiwer
Lake
were
visitors
in
town
!
recently
for
a
couple
of
days.
District
Forester
and
Mrs.
E.
E.
Gregg
of
Prince
George
spent
a
few
dy
recently
in,
the
Vanderhoof
and
Fort
Fraser
district.
Mrs.
R.
McC.
Richards
is
expect-
j
ing
her
mother
and
sister
to
arrive
from
England
for
a
visit.
j
The
United
Church
Ladies'
Aid'
Society
held
a
meeting
last
Wed-
nesday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
I
the
secretary-treasurer.
Mrs.
Rob-j
ert
Re'ld.
i
W.
Chatwln
of
the
Ford
Motor
Co..
'
Vancouver,
was
in
town
for
a
cou-!
pie
of
days
recently
In
connection
with
the
Introduction
of
the
new
model
to
the
public.
David
W.
Donald,
who
has
been
seriously
111,
is
now
making
satisfactory
progress
toward
recovery.
Word
has
been
received
here
that
S.
V.
Christian,
one
of
the
early
settlers
In
the
district
and
In
later
years
well
known
In
cannery
circle
at
the
mouth
of
the
Skeena
Rivet,
Is
seriously
ill
in
St.
Paul's
Hospital,
Vancouver.
DISPLAY
BY
GIRLS
'"ontfnued
from
pace
one)
Senior
First
VeneMa
Feero.
Senior
Second-Kathleen
Kfci-back.
Judges
in
the
rainpetttton
were
Mrs.
H.
L.
Landry
end
Mrs.
T:
Ms
Clymont.
Refreshments
were
served
after
the
display
by
the
Patrol
Seconds.
Attendance
stare
and
badge
were
won
as
follows:
Six
year
star
Company
Leader
Kathleen
Kettbaek.
Three
years
Patrol
LeadrjBd-riti
Brewerton
and
Betty
Capstl?
Two
years
Patrol
Leaders
Edith
WUklrmn.
Irks
Oorbould;
Patrol
Seconds
Eileen
Yates,
Betty
Bill-son.
Jean
McLean,
Freda
Mossal-lem.
Lillian
Croxford;
Guides-Alice
Halberg,
Orace
Watklnson,
Ruth
Nelson.
Honora
aiverstdes,
Myrle
West,
Mysie
Perry,
Nancy
Dawes.
One
year
Patrol
Leader
Marine
Hellbroner.
Quldes
Maureen
patrjek.
Venefta
Feero.
Edaa
McLean,
Mary
Drme.
Ansa
Oybharn.'
Second-Class
Badges
Patrol
Leader
Betty
Oapstlck:
Patrol
Leader
Freda
Muss
11
em.
Quldaa
Honora
Sllversldes,
Marjorie
8U-verstdew,
Edna
McLean.
Geraltflne
Cade.
All-round
Cords
Lieutenant
M.
Brewerton;
patrol
leader
E.
Brewerton.
Proficiency
Badge
Company
Leader
Kathleen
KeUoaek
(Clerk,
Writer;
Patrol
Edith
Brewerton
(Scribe,
Writer);
Patrol
Leader
Betty
Capstlck
(Ambulance);
Patrol
Leader
Iris
Corbould
(Scribe.
Cook.)
Oiler
Besner
of
this
city
Is
at
present
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Is
expected
to
return
home
shortly.
It
Pays
to
Paint
NOW
Oils
Glass
Paints
Brushes
Varnishes
Wallpaper
White
Lead
Pure
Oil
Shingle
Stain
Murcsco
and
Perfecto
Wall
Finishes
And
All
Painting
Supplies
Get
them
at
Silversides
Bros.
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Telephone
22
BAPCO
Pure
Paint
Products
Shingoleen
Turpentine
Linseed
Oil
Bapco
Paints
Marine
Paints
Satin
GIo
Finish
Satin
GIo
Enamels
Satin
GIo
Varnish
Bapco
Floor
Enamel
Many
Attractive
Colors
From
Which
to
Choose
For
Sale
By
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
255
Third
Ave.
Phone
101
FIRE!
FIRE!
FIRE!
Ninety-five
Percent
of
Fires
are
caused
by
dirty
chimnies
WHY
TAKE
A
CHANCE?
Get
your
chimney
swept
and
stove
pipes
cleaned
by
the
only
fully
equipped
chimney
sweep
in
town.
I
specialize
in:
Chimney
Sweeping,
Painting
and
Repairing
Hoofs,
and
Cleaning
Gutters.
H.ZUMKEHR
General
Handyman
Phone
204
The
City
Council
h
this
to
be
as
Declared
CLEAN-UP
e!
sili
iii
The
City
of
Prince
Rupert
has
fallen
in
line
with
other
cities
of
Canada
in
organizing
a
Clean-up
Week,
The
present
is
a
time
when
all
the
citizens
are
ask
ed
to
sec
that
their
premises,
front
and
back,
are
spic
and
span
with
all
loose
cans
picked
up,
filth
cleared
away
and
neatness
and
tidiness
replacing
slovenliness.
Citizens
are
also
urged
to
repair
and
paint
their
fences,
to
paint
the
house
or
outbuildings
if
necessary
and
to
generally
keep
in
line
with
modern
civilization.
Everyone
knows
that
these
are
difficult
times
but
no
one
can
afford
to
look
poor,
even
if
he
is
poor.
Much
can
Ik?
done
at
little
expense
to
make
the
shop
front
bright,
to
brighten
up
the
outbuildings
or
to
overhaul
the
interior.
The
condition
of
the
home
has
an
effect
on
every
member
of
the
family.
Several
persons
were
only
last
week
making
remarks
about
the
appearance
of
some
of
the
smaller
stores
in
the
city
where
neither
landlord
or
tenant
was
willing
to
paint
the
shop
front.
The
windows
never
looked
really
attractive
where
the
paint
on
the
shop
front
was
badly
worn
or
had
a
shabby
appearance.
The
opinion
expressed
was
that
it
helped
business
to
keep
the
place
attractive.
People
do
not
like
to
shop
in
a
place
that
seems
to
be
down
at
heel.
EvtxtI
Clean
up!
Paint
Up!
Beautify!
Your
Home
and
its
Surroundings.
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NOW
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House
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92
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time
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Curtains
Portieres
Carpets
and
other
household
fabrics
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and
have
them
com'
like
new
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old
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