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Sanitary,
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they
are
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for
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every
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in
the
house.
C
Examine
the
range
of
gorgeous
colourings
...
the
attractive
new
designs
at
your
favourite
department
or
good
housefurnishings
store,
nut
linear
e
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subttitutei.
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for
the
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Seal
which
identifier
off
genuine
Congoleum
whether
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rug
form
or
by-the-yard.
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only
unqualified
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of
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complete
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ol
all
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all
sets
serviced
by-
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RADIO-ELECTRIC
Thone
Blue
320
Trousseau
Tea
Held
on
Monday
One
Hundred
Friends
Call
on
Miss
Florence
Smith
Many
Pre-Nuptial
Affairs
Held
Miss
Florence
Smith,
who
is
leav
ing
the
city
Thursday
night
for
Edinburgh,
Scotland,
where
she
Is
to
be
married
to
Stanley
Wilson,
formerly
of
this
city,
was
hostess
Monday
afternoon
at
her
home
in
the
Smith
Block
at
a
delightful
trousseau
tea,
about
one
hundred
friends
calling
In
the
course
of
the
affair
which
was
in
progress
from
3:30
until
8
p.m.
-Miss
Smith
was
assisted
In
receiving
by
her
mother,
Mrs.
R.
J.
D.
Smith.
Mrs.
O.
W.
Abbott,
Mrs.
C.
II.
Elkins.
Mrs.
R.
W.
Cameron,
Mrs.
W.
D.
Vance,
Mrs.
Sid
Elkins
and
Miss
Gertrude
MacKenzle
poured
and
assisting
in
serving
were
Miss
Margaret
Magulre,
Miss
Jean
Grieve,
Mrs.
G.
P.
Tinker.
Miss
Po-lema
Cameron,
Miss
Marjorie
Blance,
Mrs.
II.
A.
Breen,
Miss
Frances
Cross,
Mrs.
James
Parker,
Miss
Margaret
McCaffery
and
Miss
Jessie
MoffAtt.
Many
beautiful
gifts
which
the
brlde-clect
has
received
were
on
display.
The
tea
table
was
attractively
decorated
in
pink.
Since
the
recent
announcement
of
her
impending
marriage
lema
Cameron
and
Miss
Margaret
Magulre.
Miss
Frances
Cross,
Mrs.
O.
P.
Tinker.
Mrs,
C.
II.
Elklns.
Miss
Wllla
Dyer,
Mrs.
James
Parker.
Miss
Gertrude
MacKcnzlf.
Mrs.
George
Cripps.
Mrs.
F.
E.
Robertson
and
Miss
Margaret
McCaffery.
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Wednesdays
and
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Batur
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10:15
pjn
For
Vancouver-
Mondays'
(train)
Tuesday
Wednesdays
(train)
Thursdays
Friday
.
4:30
pjn.
12:30
pjn
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pjn.
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pjn
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pjn
April
4,
15
and
25
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pjn.
From
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Tuesday
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10:15
pjn.
Wednesday
io
a.m.
Thursday'
(train)
10:15
p.m
Friday
4
p.m
Saturday;
(train)
10:15
pjn
April
11
and
21
a.m.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart-Sunday
,
.
7
p.m.
Wednesday
3
pjn
mm
Anyox
and
Stewart-Tuesday
'
11:30
a
m
Thursday
8
p.m.
Smith,
who
is
a
higlMy
popular
plo-1
Sunday
,
,
,7
njn
rieer
girl,
has
been,
the
guest
of
l'rom
N
IHver
and
Port
Simpson
nonor
at
numerous
showers
and
other
farewell
affairs.
Hostesses
in
her
honor'
have
included
Miss
Po-
Miss
1
'or
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday,
11:30
ajn
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
April
12
and'
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0
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BIOLOGICAL
BOARD
WORK
Continued
from
Page
1
,
the
printing
of
the
prog
row
re
porta
was
done
by
a
local
printing
firm.
Since
the
member
of
the
staff
'lived
In
Prince
Hupert.
naturally
a
ceiWerable
amount
of
their
salaries
remained
In
Prince
Rupert.
In
other
eases
Prince
Rupert
benefitted
financially
In
a
less
direct
manner
from
the
presence
of
.the
local
station.
The
development
of
new
processes
and
Improved
eondl-;
tkHW
In
the
fishing
and
fish
oil
Industrie
of
the
northern
coast
had
'resulted
in
monetary
benefit
to
the
The
Prince
Rupert
station
with
Its
buildings
and
equipment
rep
respited
an
Investment
of
SI
00
.000.
That
the
Dominion
government
;lheuW
invest
this
sum
In
Prince
.'RUpert
was
evidence
of
Its
faith
in
the
Industrial
development
of
the
city.
Southern
fishing
Interests
have
expressed
at
Umee
the
opinion
that
it
would
be
greatly
to
their
advantage
to
have
had
the
station
located
at
Vancouver.
i
Valuable
Research
Work
In
general
the
types
of
investigation
and
research
carried
on
by
the
scientific
staff
dealt
with
the
prob-
much
information
from
the
publl-
cations
issued
by
the
Biological
Hoard
of
Canada.
These
were
as
follows:
an
annual
report,
a
sden-
TWO
SCREEN
LOVE
TALES
'Romance
In
Manhattan"
andi
"Maybe
It's
Uvr"
at
Capitol
ThU
Mld-Wek
"Romance
in
Manhattan."
a
.h
rilling
love
story
depleting
the
truggles
or
an
immigrant
lad
in
Jie
hurly-burly
of
New
York,
and
Maybe
It's
Love,"
a
roUtcklng
courtly
drama,
comprise
a
mid-week
louble
bill
on
the
screen
of
the
Japltol
Theatre
here.
linger
Rogers
in
"Romance
of
Manhattan."
The
story
deals
with
he
exclUng
experiences
of
an
im-
terat
on
would
be
tven
him
as
a
vesture
of
reclprocaUon
for
the
ork
he
w,f
volantarlly
doing
In
onduftion.
the
director
suud
that
tlflc
Journal,
bulletins
and
progress
the
station,
being
a
Dominion
gov-
reporta.
The.
latter
was
issued
by.'niment
Institution,
was
open
to
the
stations
and
are
Intended
to
acquaint
the
fishing
industry,
through
brief,
simple
articles,
with
the
investigations
being
carried
on
at
the
stations.
The
progress
reports,
covering
the
work
of
the
the
public
whkh
was
welcome
at
any
Ume
to
visit
lU
laboratories
i
i
a
in
Francis
Lederer
Is
co-starred
wlthiS
i
itgrant
youth
who
Jumps
over-
5
ward
from
a
ship
and
enters
New
f!
ork
illegally.
Ills
fight
for
ex
l-
tnee.
his
sunny
optimism
and
4eallsie
courage
In
the
faee
of
tre-
f
-virndnu
crkls
fiirnlsti
a
highly
moUial
baelcgrouRd
for
a
fast-
f
novlue.
ptot.
Lederer,
of
course,
is
p'
'he
Immigrant
boy
while
Mian
fin-
(j
r
l
a
symqathe'l'
chorus
girl.
Ttftvh
It's
lilr"
la
a
kitMM
V
S
?
ll0lb"t
10
l.rQnTrt
theioryof
ytnm,
lover
torn
by
doubts
?
turner,
the
more
extended
use
,iif,teitte.
and
family
Interference.
?
fishery
by-product.,
and
the
hand-:
Atter
a
numN.r
o(
,MllM,
I
ling
of
Inquiries
concerning
tech-
Um
m
9nd
mumml
f,
nteal
aspoeU
of
fishery
products.!
-m
wr
tm
nH
..-
ai.
$
Im
doling
with
refrterutloi.)HfcH.
n-.,
ijrvTm-er-baetcrlotogy.
canning,
utilisation
nHlh
rnellv
Frank
MMtwrli
3
etc-
The
pioneer
wwk,,,
MlrdctuM
and
Mttt1
m.
wt
iite
tTincc
nuperi
ssauon
in
drawing
attention
to
the
Importance
of
British
Columbia
fishes
as
'
'i
me
a
source
of
vitamln-eonUliiliig
i
taring
the
result
,
puuMeaUon
mt-dteliKil
oils
had
led
to
fruitful
j
Regarding
awotntMtotls
Tr
Car-results
not
only
in
the
tnonetary
!
ter
stated
that
vacancies
on
the
return
to
local
fishermen
from
Iheinop-nrtenUftc
staff
wete
adver-sale
of
livers
but
aim
in
the
pro-
j
Used
for
locally
bu'
appointments
duelion
of
thalattei
the
new
me-
to
the
eetentlfic
staff
were
not
re-dieinal
oil
obtained
by
blending
I
Urteted
to
any
parUetttar
district
pilchard
or
salmon
oil
with
certain
1
the
best
men
available
were
seler-fllii
liver
oils
a
product
which
d
ac
jrdinv
io
qa
Ulf
icalim
and
had
yielded
most
gratifying
cllnl-1
training
Under
present
restrtetioiu
,
oal
results
and
which
would
be
pro-
f
the
treasuiy
biurd
Irr
director
duced
en
a
commercial
basts
very
'
had
power
of
replacements
but
not
shortly
when
the
necessary
steps
the
power
of
creaUng
new
poei-;had
been
taken
to
control
and
pro-!
lions.
Temporary
investigators
for
tect
the
standard
of
its
quality.
'
fr-Jal
problem
had
been
etn-Whlie
the
local
station
would
de-,n!oye1
but
finances
for
the
last
senredly
receive
much
credit
for
!
few
years
have
precluded
such
as-the
production
of
this
oil.
no
fin-'
.stance
One
young
man
was
antlal
benefit
wouKTbe
received
by
working
at
present
without
salary
the
staff.
!
a
order
to
gain
experience
la
la-
j
Anyone
who
was
interested
In!
'oratory
technique
from
aasoeia-
i
J
J?
1
the
work
which
was
being
carried
Un
1th
trained
chemists.
During
I
on
by
the
station
could
obtain
he
summer
probably
some
remu-
TONHilir
AMI
Tll
A
...
1
Ullf
IllM.
I.
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umt
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"The
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cour.M
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the
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fi
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flemantl
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ftif
f
-
GoWoon
The
Old
(citable
Rrnd
a
ion-
vu
don
t
:
lie
return
them
and
observe
the
work,
which
was
tt
being
done.
,
The
luncheon
was
presided
over
S.
J
Jabou;
pre
by
W
H
Tobey.
past
president
of
a
good
attendr.
;r
two
Pacific
stations,
were
Issued
!lnc
Oyro
Club.
In
the
absence
of
a
few
guests
from
the
Prince
Rupert
station
andj
were
printed
in
Prince
Rupert.1
Consequently,
they
were
available?
for
newspaper
editors
and
anyone
Interested
in
the
work
of
the
stations.
In
this
and
other
ways
all
processes
developed
by
the
scientific
staffs
were
published
openly,
and
were
freely
given
to
any
fish
company
or
other
business
which
might
wish
to
use
them.
Staff
qualifications
The
personell
of
the
scientific
staffs
of
the
stations
were
published
In
the
annual
report
and
a
study
of
the
university
qualifications
and
specialized
training
in
scientific
research
of
the
members
would
reveal
their
right
to
a
status
equal
to
that
of
the
professorial
staff
of
a
university.
In
consequence
the
salaries
of
these
men
were
scheduled
and
graded
on
a
somewhat
similar
basis.
Dr.
Carter
briefly
outlined
the
present
salary
schedule
and
to
give
some
idea
of
the
salary
scale
stated
that
his
own
salary
as
director
was
$3018
per
annum.
The
staff
is
not
under
the
civil
service.
When
one
considered
that
to
obtain
the
necessary
university
degrees
In
science
six
or
seven
years
study
with
specialization
at
a
university
was
required,
and
to
obtain
the
doctor's
degree
at
least
two
additional
years
were
required,
one
could
perceive
that
a
man
of
20
or
27
years
of
age
with
such
training
should
receive
a
salary
high
enough
to
give
him
some
compensation
for
the
years
spent
In
training.
Few,
however,
could
hope
to
receive
this,
but
must
be
satisfied
to
find
their
compensation
In
work
which
to
them
was
Interesting,
absorbing
and
congenial.
Many
hours
were
spent
during
the
evening
watching
the
outcome
of
experiments
or
pre
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