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Wednesday,
Ftbrua;
21
T
Save
these
ENDLESS
FOOTSTEPS
with
cm
ELECTRIC
IRON
Why
run
back
and
forth
between
stove
and
ironing
board.
Have
steady,
even
ironing
heat
in.
a
light,
balanced
Electric
Iron
instead.
How
quickly
the
biggest
pile
of
ironing
disappears
when
you
iron
this
restful,
pleasant
way.
And
how
beautiful
each
piece
looks.
Plan
now
to
end
ironing
drudgery
with
an
Electric
Iron.
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
Wives
and
Cows
Are
Rated
Equal
Quaint
Idea
of
Vaudau
Teople
in
Soulhcrn
Ilhodcsia
BOSTON,
Mass.,
Feb.
2:
Wives
nu'l
catUe
have
an
equal
rating
amonjr
the
native
Vaudau
peoples
of
Soutfi
Rhodesia,
lh
Africa,
according
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Samuel
J.
Curtis,
who
have
returned
to
Boston
after
five
years
of
missionary
work
there.
Mr.
Curtis
is
principal
of
Mt.
Sllinda
Training
School
in
Southern
Rhodesia.
The
average
Vaudau
has
plenty
of
wives,
but
he
has
to
pay
for
them.
He
shells
out
anywhere
from
15
to
30
for
these
females,
and
the
richer
a
man
is,
the
more
wives
he
may
have.
The
same
thing
goes
for
cows.
A
Vaudau
is
no
quicker
to
buy
a
wife
than
he
is
to
purchase
a
good
Holsteln,
for
he
has
just
as
much
regard
for
one
as
he
has
for
the
other.
Mr.
Curtis
teaches
native
children
from
the
ages
of
three
to
18.
This
work
is
sponsored
by
the
It
is
estimated
that
the
cost
of
operating
the
average
home
radio
iecelver
in
the
United
States
is
$27.84
a
year.
STEWART
Dr.
Vofburgh
of
Abbottsford
has
decided
to
locate
in
Stewart
and
practice
as
a
physician
and
surgeon.
He
and
Mrs.
Vosburgh
are
expected
to.
arrive
here
this
week.
Eli
Watland's
cabin
at
the
east
end
of
Fourth
Street,
which
was
one
of
the
old
landmarks
of
Stewart,
was
destroyed
by
fire
with
practically
all
its
contents
at
noon
,
last
Thursday.
An
overheated
stove
pipe
going
through
the
roof
caused
!
the
fire
during
Mr.
Watland's
ab-1
sence
hen
just
dip
in
your
spoon!
It
ICE
KIIISPIES
5d
Wit
RICE
KRISME?
FIRST
you
IhUn
to
Kellogg's
Rice
Krupies.
You
actually
hear
those
tempting
rice
bubbles
pop
and
crackle
with
crispness
as
you
pour
on
milk
or
cream.
Then
.
.
.
just
taste
thst
delicious
flavor
I
Toasted
rice.
Rich
and
cruncby.
You'll
say
it's
good
I
Nourishing
too.
Easy
to
digest-
A
fine
cereal
for
nursery
suppers.
Or
for
a
healthful
bedtime
snack.
Let
Rice
Krispies
brighten
tbe
family's,
breakfast.
-Serve
for
lunch
with
fruits
or
honey
added;
Ufe
in'
cookery.
Make
tasty
macaroons,
candles,
desserts.
Order
from
your
grocer.
Look
for
the
red-and
green
package
to
make
sure
of
getting
genuine
Kellogg's
Rice
Krispies.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
The
only
cereal
$o
crisp
U
crackles
in
creanu
You'll
tn'ioj
KtUogg'i
Slumber
Mutie,
lroA(4
rr
wjx
ni
mociattd
Haliont
of
tha
N.
B.
C.
tvtrj
Sunif
nnlng
at
10.30
E.D.S.T.
Alio
kri
Los
AntfUiKoyin
.feuijU
at
10X0,
tnd
iok
Omvr
i
m
CONCERT
AT
ESSINGTON
Audience
Carried
Back
to
Tribal
Days
By
Dances,
Songs
and
Speeches
PORT
ESSINOTONj
Feb.
3:
The
natives
of
Port
Esslngton
staged
a
I
show
"In
the
Cunningham
Hall
In
which
they
carried
the
audience
back
to
the
early
days
of
the
Kit-sumkalum
tribe
and.
by
dance
and
song
and
speeches,
portrayed
some
of
the
festive
customs
of
a
hundred
years
ago
and
showed
the
way
the
tribes
wclcbmed
each
other.
Mrs.
Pollard,
a
daughter
of
a
Kltsum-kalum
chief,
who
had
often
attended
these
festive
seasons
with
her
father,
very
kindly
supplied
the
songs.
There
was
also
quite
an
Interesting
program
by
a
number
of
the
younger
people.
The
entertainment
was
well
attended
and
much
applauded.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Song,
"Sheem
Ol
OcttC."
by
the
Chief
and
his
tribe.
As
sung
by
the
Kitsumkalum
Tribe
while
their
visitors
arc
coming
into
the
festive
hall.
Song,
"Tshim-lak-sanakqua"
the
fairy.
In
this
case
the
fairy
Is
showing
herself
to
the
people
In
the
guise
of
an
old
woman
accompan
ied
by
her
grandson.
"The
Dance
of
the
Chief."
The
chief
is.
dancing
before
his
visitors
during
the
festivals
accompanied
by
his
tribe.
.
Speech
by
James
Bolton.
Solo,
"A
Native
Love
Song."
by
Stephen
Campbell.
The
Witch
Doctor
or
the
Mcdl-
cine
Man."
Peter
Stafford.
Showing
the
witeh
doctor
curing
a
very
sick
man
after
the
white
doctors
have
diagnosed
his
case
as
smallpox.
Speech
by
Edward
Bolton.
Speech
by
L.
L.
Starr.
Novelty
fox-trot,
"Charlie
Cadet,"
by
the
Essingtonlans.
Vocal
solo,
"Sonny
Boy,"
by
W.
Spalding.
By
forming
new,
rich
tIoo3
Dr.
CHw'
Nerve
Food
re-cores
the
exhausted
nervet
and
remove
the
cause
of
Sleepiest-neti,
Irritability.
Headaches
and
Nervoui
Indigestion.
Monologue,
The
Cobbler,"
by
Dave
Nelson.
Vocal
solo,
"With
All
My
Heart,"
by
Herbert
Spalding.
Mouth
organ
and
guitar
selection,
A.
W.
Stewart.
Vocal
trio,
"There's
a
Long,
Long
Trail,"
by
Rosa
Spalding,
Grace
Spalding
and
Helen
SUrr.
Sketch.
"No
Sense
Nohow,"
charactersSam.
a
no
account
coon,
H.
Spalding;
Pete,
another
just
like
him,
Howard
Starr.
Vocal
sola
."Asleep
in
the
Deep,"
by
Felix
Brown.
Song,
"A
Yodeling
Cowboy,
by
Herbert
Roberta.
Duet.
"Pal
of
My
Cradle
Days,"
Misses
Irene
and
May
Wesley.
Song,
"Red
River
Valley."
by
six
spokeshute
hill
billies.
Vocal
solo.
"Blue
Hawaii."
Mrs.
Wm.
Spalding.
Sketch.
"Bill-s
Visit
to
St.
Peter."
characters
Bill.
Peter
Spalding;
Haines,
David
McLean;
St.
Peter,
Felix
Brown.
Song,
"Those
Gambler's
Blue,''
by
Handy
Andy
and
the
News
Boy.
String
Instrumental
trio,
Messrs.
Starr,
Stewart
and
Brown.
Speech
by
Matt
Wesley.
Song.
"O
My
O."
by
H.
Spalding
and
chorus
by
the
entire
company.
God
Save
the
King.
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
1
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Building
at
Indian
Mine
BurnedMining
of
This
District
Described
in
Federal
Report
Placer
Mining
in
Atlin
District
LarryJ)iinock,
watchman
at
the
Indian
Mine
in
the
Stewart
district,
is
in
hospital
suffering
from
burns
on
the
back
while
one
of
the
mine
buildings
was
destroyed
by
fire
following
the
explosion
of
a
gasoline
lamp
one
day
last
week.
Mr.
Dimock
was
taking
a
bath
at
the
time
and
all
he
was
able
to
save
from
the
burning
building
were
a
mackinaw
and
pair
of
trousers.
Wrapping
old
sacking
around
his
feet,
he
set
out
in
this
scant
clothing
through
below
zero
weather
for
Premier.
He
was
met
on
the
way
by
men
who
j
totally
new
and
more
logical
plan
had
set
out
to
rescue
him
and
as-
of
attack
launched
under
the
dlrec-tetcd
the
rost
of
the
way
to
Prc-Ukm
of
J.
E.
Morgan.
This
entailed
mler.
.starting
In
at
the
lake
lerel
at
a
A
summary
report
lias
been
Is
sued
on
Investigation
carried
out
durlnv
the
1930
season
by
the
Geo
logical
Survey
of
Canada.
The
report
Is
devoted
largely
to
a
discussion
of
geological
and
economic
features
with
brief
descriptions
of
Individual
properties
and
prospectr
The
mining
industry
of
the
Yuko
and
parts
of
Northern
British
Cc
lumbia
Is
dealt
with
by
W.
E.
Cock-field
while
some
of
the
mineral
properties
of
the
Taku
district
and
explorations
between
Stikinc
and
Taku
PJvers
are
described
by
F.
A.
Kerr.
Results
from
drilling
Indicate
possible
occurrence
of
good
values
over
an
appreciable
area
warrant'
ing
systematic
exploration
and
de
velopment.
says
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Man
dy,
resident
mining
engineer,
of
Otter
Creek,
flowing
into
Surprise
Lake.
In
an
official
report..
Consld
erable
hydraullcklng
was
carried
out
on
this
creek
In
former
years
In
the
attempt
to
attain
bedrock
up
from
the
mouth.
For
this
purpose
a
deep
cut.
.about
a
mile
long,
j
through
glacial
drift
was
carried
I
up
the
creek
proper
but,
with
the
I
exception
of'
some
good
recoveries
'In
places
on
the
high
steeply
slop-'ing
rim
land
from'
Above
hard
pan.
!
results
wero
generally
unsatlsfac-i
tory
and
bedrock
of
the
old
channel
was
never
reached.
Similar
work
with
the
same
results
was
also
carried
out
higher
up
the
creek.
A
study
of
the
rim
attitude
as
exposed
in
the
present
treek
also
Indicates
that
an
old
channel
strikes
dlagnal-ly
across
the
present
creek
site.
In
1
1028
the
old
interests
were
token
over
by
the
Cnmpagnle
Francalse
'"dra
Moines
dOrdu
Canada
and
a
point
about
half
a
mile
east
of
the
old
sites
and
cutting
In
towards
the
okl
channel
In
a
southeasterly
di
rection.
1
A
Scottish
engineer
has
invented
a
new
lubricant,
which
gives
warn-1
ng
of
the
danger
of
overheated
j
K-a
rings
by
emitting
a
specific
odor
r
FOR
COUGHS
COLDS
AND
BRONCHIAL
AILMENTS
TAKE
MIXTURE
ACTS
LIKE
A
FLASH
A
SINGLE
SIP
PROVES
ITI
Stationery
Office
Supplies
Toys
Charts
Hooks
Radios
Scwinff
Machines
McKAK
BROS.,
LTD.
'PROTECTION
!
IS
WANTED
Policing
is
Discussed
by
Retail
Merchants
Views
to
be
Placed
Before
City
Council
The
question
of
city
policing
was
the
most
important
matter
of,
discussion
at
a
dinner
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Merchants-Association
last
night
and
It
wa
finally
decided
to
write
to
the
city
council
pointing
out
that
protection
Is
what
the
merchants
primarily
desire.
Opposition
was
voiced
agalnU
any
measures
of
economy
which
would
be
taken
a
the
sacrifice
o
protection.
A
committee
consisting
of
Joe
Brown
and
Bert
Morgan
was
appointed
to
attend
the
next
meeting
of
the
city
council
for
the
purpose
of
discussing
policing.
Other
matters
of
Interest
were
aiscuseed
at
tne
meeting.
It
us.
decided
to
defer
nomination
oi
i932
officers
unUl
the
next
meet-
iing.
John
Bulger,
president,
was
in
;
the
chair
and
there
was
a
fair
at-i
tendance
of
members.
i
Rev.
P.
M.
Fosse,
who
has
beer.
;
relieving
for
several
weeks
In
the
pulpit
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
here,
sailed
by
the
Catalu
yesterday
afternoon
on
his
return
to
his
home
In
Belllngham.
SERVE
USED
CARS
rtPCrlnt.
P.
m.
"wni
at
Mi
s.
THURSDAY
VsTs.fr
M
Feature
Startup
Glorious
and
GlaJ
JOAN
CKAWFono
,1
"THIS
MODERN
AGE"
With
Pauline
Frederkil
Hamilton,
Munroe
0,1
A
sophisticated
comfd.J
gay.
carefree
life
0fil
Comedy-HILLY
lint
s.
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OF
noi'Mftl
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VALLtil
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STJO
FOX
NEWS
A
GUANO
mOGR.ul
DO
NT
MISS
IT
FRIDAY
and
SAmfl
"SOOKY
CHEESE!
Uhe
Aristocrat
of
the
Cheese
9cwj
WE
SPECIALIZE
IN
COiJ
'
frcve
you
em
jr,
ror
lne
money
eipcnM.r
XJuyriecoa
Kevin
that
a
satblkd
fAatSAtSjeS.
tomer
U
the
greatest
iwi
,
merchant
can
have
rhwo
i
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i
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for
a
trial
order
and
joiiM
turrit
lamuy
oi
conitnira
notntmi
ers
who
are
uiing
lhe
Mbl
in
town.
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Phone
618
At
less
than
Vui(
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sold
with
u
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One
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Chevrolet
Sedan
One
1029
Ford
Tudor
Sedan
Three
1929
Ford
Deliveries
at
Thoroughly
reconditioned
and
licensed.
We
have
192?
Ford
MikIpI
T
Pawcnger,
Delivery
and
Truck
n.
running
order
at
snap
prices.
S.E.
Parker
Ltd.-PW
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which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famm
"Rupert
Brand
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Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciate