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Shoes!
Special
Women's
Rubber
Overshoes
in
attractive
blue
color,
four
dome
fasteners;
Reg.
$1.95;
A
real
bargain
.
START
THE
YEAR
RIGHT!
DEAL
AT
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
BUTTER
3
lbs
SLAWSON'S
CHEESE
Creamy
&
spready,
2
85c
.ib15c
SWIFT'S
COTTAGE
ROLLS
Jg
JV
IV.
SWIFT'S
BACON
Diamond
A,
per
lb
CABBAGE
.
6
lbs.
.
1
TOASTED
CHEESE
THINS
I
per
pkg.
20c
25c
13
c
y
AUSTRALIAN
PINEAPPLE
Sliced
4
or
Crushed,
2's
l-
2
tins
VI
TONE
(Jig
Saw
Puzzle
.FREE),
I-lb.
tin
GOLlJ
DUST
2
pkgs
;
FRESH
PINEAPPLE
each
45c
57c
45c
35c
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents'
17-19
Third
Avenue
West
P.O.
Box
,575
Phone
18
w
----
Special
Women's
Cloth
Zippers,
highest
quality
cashmer-ette
in
black
and
brown,
R;gu,r?,05$L95
Glands
Discussed
By
Physician
at
Rotary
Luncheon
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln
gave
an
intensely
hoes!
Our
Large
Stock
of
Shoes
and
Rubbers
Must
be
Reduced
And
to
do
this
we
are
slashing
prices
to
the
lowest
possible
margins.
Never
before
have
we
been
in
the
position
to
offer
such
astounding
values.
Special
Cut
Rate
Prices
on
Everything
See
our
windows!
Compare
our
prices!
We
carry
a
large
stock
of
Leckie's
High
Grade
Footwear.
Special
Made
by
Leckie,
Extra
Special
Leckie's
Oil
Tanned
Chrome
Solid
Leather
Work
Boots;
Regular
$4.95
CO
Snecial
"
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
We
Accept
City
Scrip
vary
glands
and
the
pancreas.
.
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These
had
outlets.
The
Internal
jlands
had
no
ducts,
yet
had
the
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Third
Avenue
some
C.
N.
It.
TRAINS
'or
the
East
End
Pain,
Swelling
&
Bleeding
of
PILES
(HEMORRHOIDS)
With
Zam-Buk
Herbal
Ointment.
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and
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for
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and
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affected
growth
and
development
ai
d
others
had
the
effect
of
changing
the
whole
physical
and
mental
na
cure.
One
of
the
Internal
glands,
the
doctor
explained,
was
the
thyroid,
the
over-development
of
which
was
known
as
goitre.
At
the
close
the
chairman,
W.
M.
Blaclcstock.
thanked
the
sneaker
Interesting
address
at
the
Rotary
for
hls
lnterestlng
and
instructive
Club
luncheon
yesterday
on
the
address
and
epred
i
ihe
hope
subject
of
"Internal
Secreting
that
h;
wouId
further
elaborate
on
uianas.
He
explained
mat
mere
tn-e
theme
at-was
another
type
such
as
the
sail-
'
;
meeting.
meeting.
j
ubsequen(
f
t
oower
of
activating
both
body
and
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Frl-
-nlnd
and
were
Immensely
Impon-'
Jdays
v
t-
5:30
p.m
tant.
All
the
functions
of
these
From
the
East
glands
were
not
yet
known
but
some
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
anld
Satur-
.THE
DAILY
KEWS
Friday
January
6,
ljjf
CONCERT
AT
CHRISTMAS
Fine
Yuletide
Entertainment
is
Presented
at
Massctt
MASSETT,
Jan.
5:
The
pupils
of
Massett
School
and
their
teacher,
Miss
Kttts,
arc
to
be
congratulated
on
the
splendid
Christmas
concert
staged
by
them
the
evening
of
December
21
in
Simpson's
Hall.
The
program
consisted
of
recita
tions,
carol
singing,
folk
dances
and
a
reading
of
the
old
story
William
Tell,
fpllowed
by
a
dramatization
of
the
same
by
the
pupils
of
the
school.
Assisting
the
children
seven
ex-
Those
taking
part
In
the
varied
and
interesting
program
were
as
follows:
"O
Canada,"
The
School.
Dance
of
Greeting,
Four
Pupils.
Recitation,
Donald
Sutherland.
Recitation,
Cyril
Graham.
Song,
"The
Mermaid,"
The
School.
RecltaUon,
Marie
Brlddcn.
Recitation,
Joyce
Glllett.
Dance,
Four
Pupils.
RecltaUon,
Stephen
Frost.
Carols,
The
School.
Recltati6rt,
Joan
Thomas.
..
Dance
of
Christmas
Candles,,
Eight
Pupils.
Recitation,
May
Graham.
'
'
Dance,
Eight
Puplls.(
.
Reading,
"William
Tell,"
-Stephen
Frost
j
.
William
Tell,"
The
SchooJ.
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TheVperformers
th.th
pliy
"Me
ancf
LeUy"
were
Mrs.
Atklnsj
.Mrs.
r.Wrilt,
Mrs.
Sawyer,
Miss
Pefklru.
Mrs!
Litrkln,
Sam
Atkins,
jFrank
Ar-
,noid,,Mb.
P.
Burton,
Mrs.
W.
finger,
M.ri
A.
Anderson,
Mrs.
A.
Hoi-
Wand,
Mis
D.
3rldden,
H.
Bradley
and
W.
Currie.
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edson.
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Bulkley.
Valley.
We
also
vll
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat
Oats
and
Barley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
SS
Phone
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check
or
vouas
AMD
IT'S
MARKED
CANCELED
THE
OANX
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VA7AS
MADE
OUT
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CLOSED
AND
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LOCAL
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BANK
VAJOULDM'T
MAY
WEST
SENSATION
Colorful
Vampire
Scores
With
Songs,
Dances
and
Wisecracks
in
"I'm
No
Angel"
Mae
West,
colorful
talking
picture
vamp,
is
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
hero
this
week-end
In
"I'm
No
Angel"
which
is
said
to
excel
from
every
standpoint
story,
'star
performance,
songs,
wisecracks
and
production
value
her
previous
sensational
success
"She
Done
Mm
Wrong."
"I'm
No
Angel"
Is
a
modern
yarn,
skilfully
concocted
by
Miss
West
school
girls
and
boys,
now
adult
serself,
presenting
her
In
the
pic-
members
of
the
community,
added
their
bit
to
the
program
by
presenting
a
one-act
farce
entitled
"Letty
and
Me."
At
the
close
of
the
concert
the
advent
of
Santa
Claus
was
heralded
with
great
glee
not
only
by
the
school
children
but
by
all
the
tiny
tots
of
the
district
as
well
and
one
and
all
received
from
Santa's
hands
presents,
fruit
and
candies
taken
from
the
beautifully
decorated
Christmas
Tree.
Refreshments
were
then
served
and
the
evening
closd
with
games
for
the
children
followed
by
a
dance.
turesque
characterization
of
a
rowdy
carnival
dancer
and
singer.
She
turns
lion
tamer
and
becomes
a
sensation
in
a
big
New
York
circus.
Cary
Grant,
a
society
millionaire,
falls
for
her
and
they
arc
go
ing
to
be
married
when
crooks
I
frame
her
and
he
breaks
the
en-j
cagement.
She
sues
Orant
for.
I
breach
of
promise
and
collects
$250,000
after
an
amusing
trial.
They
still
love
each
other,
however.
and,
after
the
heavies
try
to
kill
Mae
by
turning
a
killer
Hon
upon
her,
Grant
discovers
she
has
been
Innocent
of
all
wrong-doing
and
the
film
ends
happily.
Miss
West
appears
In
many
Interesting
costumes
in
the
course
of
the
picture
ranging
from
exotic
silken,
tiRhU
to
the
most
smartly
modish
j
clothes
of
the
day.
The
supporting
cast
Includes
such
j
'
well
known
players
as
Kent
Taylor.
Edward
Arnold,
Irving
Pichel
and
others.
I
FKKSH
MILK.
AM)
CKKAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
HAIRY
Phone
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MM
WANTED
Will
pay
as
high
5
$15
for
mink
and
$10
for
fanch
mink.
These
arc
p-riicd
to
fill
a
big
order.
Vc
arc
interested
In
all
klni
of
furs.
Prince
Rupert
Fur
&.
Hide
Co.
Wm.
Goldbloom
The
Old
Reliable
Mac's
a
Silent
Partner
1IB
SCT
TC
CO
OU?
AND
A
Big
Price
to
Pay
L-i
Hi
SO
PUT15TX3
OP
My
OaiN
FRIDAY.
&
SATURDAY
TWO
SHOWS
7
9
Admission
I5c
&
50c
SATURDAY
MATINKK
at
2:30
15c
&
35c
in
MOMEV
IM
VOUt
ACCCOMT
TO
COVER
THAT
PHONY
CHECK
-
CDM'T
vajant
TO
"S&Q.
VOU
OAPf0UTE0
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wins
v
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v
Itib
Roast
Reef,
lb.
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Extra
Specials
18c
(Hoik
.1
T-Hone
Rst.
Reef,
lb.
22c
Sirloin
Rst.
Reef,
lb.
22c
Pork
Tenderloins,
lb.
22c
Monday,
Tuesday
TORCH
SINGED
Here
Aain
The
Sensation
of
the
Screen
Mae
West
(7:35
Jc
9:3$)
"I'M
NO
ANGEL"
With
CAUY
C.KANT.
A
Paramount
Picture
Torso-tossin'
in
Tights,
Tiaras
and
Tea-fiovun.
Scorch-Singing
New,
Nifty
Songs
Last
Episode
"CLANCY
OF
TIIK
MOUNTED"
METKO
NKWS
NO.
21
Musical
"THE
LITTLE
IMOAICAST"
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FURS
WANTED
Trappers,
Ranchers
and
Collectors
We
want
your
Mink,
Martin,
Fishers.
Wolves,
Lynx,
All
Foxes.
Otter
and
all
your
other
furs
to
fill
In
our
orders
at
once
Our
prices
can
not
be
beaten,
A
trial
shipment
will
convince
you.
John
Clones
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
l
P.
O.
Itox
367
Third
Ave.
k
Sixth
St.
riionr
Ml
Saturday's
DIAMOND
T
SPECIALS!
LOCAL
doz.
.
FRESH
KGGS
Local
Lamb
Lcp?
Lamb,
lb.
28c
Loin
Roast
Lamb,
lb.
25c
Shld.
Roast
Lamb,
lb.
18c
I
'Trimmed)
Hru.'ist
Lamb,
lb
l
ie
Turkeys
fresh
killed
11).
22c
Local
Veal
Ixy
Roast
Veal,
lb.
22c
Loin
Roast
Veiil,
lb.
.
18c
Rump
Roast
Vbal,
lb.
lflc
Breast
Vpal,
lb
10c
Veal
Chops,
lb.
20c
'Reef
Sweetbreads,
lb.
25c
Ayrshire
Hncon,
lb.
.
20c
Cambridge
Sausage
lb.
..........
121c
1
lb.
Liver
&
J
lb.
Bacon
25c
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