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May
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In
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Now
HARTFORD,
Conn.,
Nov.
14:
After
January
1
all
persons
who
desire
to
marry
in
the
state
of
Connecticut
will
haye
to
be
physi
cally
rit.
Before
marriage
licences
are
granted,
applicants
wil
lhave
to
undergo
physical
examination
and
be
awarded
certificates
of
fitness.
This
Is
In
line
with
what
Is.
required
In
the
state
of
Oregon.
Miss
T.
A.
Kameda
of
port
Es-slngton
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver:
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
Witkaul
CaltDel-Aiid
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tf
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lis
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f,1!
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Pr
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tw
vmnii
ei
Uqald
Ml
into
roar
boweli
Uily,
If
thU
bill
U
not
flowinc
I
yoor
food
doein't
dirwt.
It
Jott
de
In
th
boweli.
Gu
bloab
tip
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tomteh.
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cet
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wnolo
tjtum
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poinncd
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ou
tot)
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ionk
tnd
th
world
looks
pnnk.
UitUm
r
only
nukethlfti.
A
mm
lwl
movement
doenn't
get
at
th
tnie.
it
Ulee
thoM
rood,
old
Carter's
Little
Llrer
PUta
to
et
thcM
two
pounds
of
bile
flowin
freely
and
nuke
roa
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eel
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and
a
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ret
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THE
TOILER"
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clearance
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better
lines
fi-fl
AA
We
Close
at
8
P.M.
Saturday
MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
Gyro
Officers
Are
Nominated
Committee
Presents
Slate
Headed
By
Dr.
Larje
New
Hospital
Project
Here
Endorsed
The
Prince
Runert
Ovrn
rinh
t
,
---"t
.its
regular
monthly
business
luncheon
yesterday,
received
from
its
nominating
committee
the
follow-Jing
slate.of
officers
for
1936,
the
.election
to
take
place
next
month
wnn
installation
a
month
later:
For
President,
Dr.
R:
a.
Large.
For
Secretary,
H.
S.
Meadow's.
For
Treasurer,
D.
G.
Borland.
For
Directors
H.
N.
Brorkleshv
W.
M.
Watts,
J.
E.
Morris,
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Holllngworth,
N.
L.
Free-;man,
C.
P.
Balagno
and
G.
A.
Hun-
iter...
-
1
A.
J.
Webber,
manager
of
the
Family
Shoe
Store,
was
Initiated
as
a
new
member
of
the
club
by
D.
G.
Borland.
Tie
club,
endorsed
the
movement
for
the
establishment
of
a
new
hospital
in
Prince
Rupert,
the
feeling
being
that
there
was
a
crying
need
for
a
new
and
more
up-to-date
building
such
as
the
hospital
board
now
has
In
mind.
t.
I
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:
DAILY
NEWS
Jfcuuday
Korean
'ARMISTICE
!
OBSERVED
!
Whole
World
Obs
ires
Seventeenth
I
Anniversary
of
End
o(
j
Great
War
;
King
Stays
In
England
Had
Bad
Weather
Roose-Telt
Promises
Peace
Addis
.
Ababa
Too
LONDON.
Nov.
14:
Armistice
Day
was
celebrated
throughout
the
world
Monday,
a
note
of
solemnity
and
anxiety
In
tiew
of
present
international
conditions
pervading
the
air.
Owing
to
unsettled
weather,
the
King
was
prevailed
upon
to
remain
indoors.
There
was
a
huge
gathering
at
a
service
at
the
cenotaph
at
Whitehall.
The
British
Legion
held
a
great
Remembrance
celebration.
The
Prince
of
Wales
went
to
Edinburgh
for
a
Remembrance
Day
'
service
there.
'
A
regrettable
Incident
was
re-j
ported
from,
Dublin
where
youths
seized
a
union
Jacic
ana
ournea
it.
Roosevelt
Promises
Peace
WASHINGTON,
DC,
Nov.
14:
In
an
Armistice
Day
message,
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
promised
to
keep
the
United
States
out
of
war
and
any
foreign
entanglements.
German
Wreath
PARIS,
Nov.
14:
During
the
Armistice
D&y
observance
here,
pne
wreath
was
placed
on
the
tomb
of
the
Unknown
Warrior
at
Arc
de
Triomphe
bearing
the
simple
in-scripUoh:
"From
Germany's
Unknown
Soldier."
Communists
interfered
with
a
parade
of
Fascists
during
the
day.
Smuts
Hails
League
CAPETOWN,
South
Africa,
Nov.
14:
In
an
Armistice
Day
address,
General
Smuts,
who
fought
against
the
British
li
the
Boer
war
and
was
ja
member
of
Britain's
wartime
cabinet,
hailed
the
"League
of
Na-Ulons
as
the
best
and
only
means
l
of
assuring
world
peace."
At
Addis
Ababa
ADDIS
ABABA,
Nov.
14:
A
Remembrance
Day
service
was
held
iln
the
Anglican
Church
near
the
British
legation
here.'
Vancouver's
Service
Vancouver,
Nov.
14:
There
was
a
larger
parade
of
veterans
than
last
yearSind
a
larger
gather
ing
at
the
cenotaph
for
Vancou
ver's
Remembrance
Day
service.
VISITING
OCEAN
FALLS
OCEAN
FALLS.
Nov.
14-mi
Violet
Stamp-Vincent,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
stamn
of
Prince
Rupert,
spent
the
Hal-
iuween
weeK-end
here
visiting
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Baillie.
j)
KM
I
wo
orthrtz
OX
cubes
Vastfv
imomvp
ANYsoup
3A
i
IT'S
NOT
IN
MANY
CEREALS
Nothing
intone
tats
is
more
impor-tint
thin
Viumin
B-thc
vitimin
for
keeping
fit.
Yet
it
isn't
io
rainy
ccrciU,
when
cernb
are
supposed
to
be
out
best
source
of
this
food
clement.
Miny
ire
nervous,
poor
la
ippctirc,
intern
out
of
order,
because
their
daily
diets
lack
enough
of
the
precious
Vitamin
B
for
keeping
fit.
Few
things
keep
them
back
like
a
lack
of
this
protective
food
clement.
So
pve
everyone
Quaker
Oats
every
morning.
Because
in
addition
to
its
gea-etous
supply
of
Vitamin
B
for
keeping
fir,
it
furnishes
food-energy,
muscle
and
body-building
ingredients.
For
about
)fi
per
dish.
Stan
serving
it
tomorrow
for
a
2-weeks
tesc
Quaker
Oats
has
a
wholesome,
nut.
like,
luscious
appeal
to
the
appetite.
Flavory,
surpassingly
good.
All
grocers
supply
it.
Evaii
bef
era
thalr
first
Birthday
Quaker
Oats
was
talectod
aat)ia
carta!
for
the
Dionna
Qulatuplats
Niagara
Arrives
With
Non-Union
Crew
on
Board
Manned
by
a
non-inlon
crew,
the
regular
crew
having
refused
to
sail
with
the
vessel
from
Sydney
owing
to
the
Vancouver
waterfront
trouble,
the
Canadian-Australian
liner
Niagara
arrived
last
week
in
Vancouver
from
Australia
with
a
good
sized
passenger
list.
Free!
Free!
DEMONSTRATION
OF
BORDEN'S
ST.
CHARLES
MILK
and
MUS-SALLEM'S
FRLSI
GROUND
COFFEE
at
our
store
Friday
and
Saturday,
Nov.
IS
and
16.
Everyone
is
invited
to
visit
our
store.
MUSSALLEM'S
COFFEE
97p
itj
per
lb.
MUSSALLEM'S
TEA
90
p
per
'lb
07O
ST.
CHARLES
MILK
C1
OCT
tails,
per
fase
tj1atj
tails,
per
doz.
si.08
Baby
size,
per
doz.
58c
BORDEN'S
MALTED
MILK
QQp
1-lb.
tin
0ts
MAGIC
BAKING
POWDER
AQn
12-oz.
tin
&0,
2Mb.
tin
63c
PILOT
BREAD
1
Qo
1-lb.
cello
Xa7l
MUSSALLEM'S
BUTTER
OAn
First
grade,
per
lb.
,
OVK,
SLICED
BACON-r-
Qftn
per
lb
OUL
These
Specials
For
the
Week-End
only.
We
Deliver
Orders
$1.00
or
Over
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Centa"
P.
O.
Box
575
Phone
18
Joys
of
Housekeeping
'MUSIC
CLUB
,
IN
RECITAL
Seventy
of
the
Faithful
Music
Lovers
Brave
Storm
to
Hear
Members
and
Others
Some
seventy
of
the
more
ardent
and
conscientious
supporters
of
the
Ladles'
Music
Club
braved
the
elements
last
night
to
attend
a
guest
day
recital
in
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral.
The
program
was
pro-!
vlded
by
members
of
the
club
assisted
by
ever-willing
local
talent
and
was
punctuated
by
acceptable
items
of
Instrumental
music
notable
among
which
were
Peter
Lien's
rendition
f
"Salut
d'Amour"
on
the
pipe
organ
at
the
opening
and
the
pipe
organ
and
piano
duet
by
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
and
Miss
Margaret
Mc-Caffery
of
Beethoven's
"Sonata
Pathetlque"
towards
the
close
of
the
recital.
Prince
Rupert
Is
fortunate
to
have
an
artist
and
master
of
the
pipe
organ
such
as
Mr.
Lien.
The
splendid
capabilities
of
Mrs.
Smith
and
Miss
McCaffery
are,
of
course,
well
known.
The
In
strumentalists
also
gave
assistance
during
the
program
as
accompan
ists.
The
program
was
as
follows:
"O
Canada."
Organ
solo,
"Salut
d'Amour"
Sir
Edward
Elgan,
P.
Lien.
Ladles'
chorus,
"Ood
is
a
Spirit"
W
Sterndale
BannetO,
Mesdamcs
Anderson,
Blance,
Cullln.
Darton,
Hinton.
P.
C.
Miller.
Rochester.
Vocal
solo,
"Angels
Ever
Bright
and
Fair"
iHandeli,
Mrs.
Wm.
Mil
lar.
Quartet,
"All
on
an
April
Eve
nlng"
(Roberton).
J.
E.
Davey,
J.
A.
Tens.
S.
J.
Hunter,
Dr.
Large.
Violin
solo.
"Ave
Maria"
(Bach-
Gounod
i.
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence.
Vocal
duet.
"O
Valiant
Hearts"
Armistice
Hymni.
Mrs.
E.
Andcr
son
and
Miss
L.
Halllwell.
Organ
solos,
"Mood
Pensive"
(Eva
Applefieldi
and
"My
World"
(Hen
ry
Geehl).
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith.
Vocal
solo,
"Hold
Thou
My
Hand"
LAST
SHomvrTI
NOW
ir
Z"'
JOYOUS
5fikS
'Brewster'sMiUioBjl
JACK
BUCIIAX.X
'
at
.
-
PLUS
-
Jean
Parker
Kobert
Taylor
".Murder
in
tho
n.J
'
una
Gierke
Tm
I
,
Nat
Pendleton,
Jei,
SL5
At
8:23
Sho
fJ'l
u
.BrlgBs,
Mr
jttCa
nano
soio,
In8r.d
a
rw
Ed.
Grelg..
Mrs.
W
lS
"Miiuiucnui
ir.o
Ian.
i
loll
r.
...
.
'a
I
Vocal
duet,
Watituaj
r,.
iavey
and
Dr
Larw
Vocal
solo,
The
Lord
tx,j
.Kia
i
May
A.Brane
Ms
lersorl.
Organ
and
piano
fiat'
Pathetlque-
'L
Van
w'
Mrs.
E.
J
Smith
and
MlaiL-
.vicuaiiery.
Ladles'
chorus.
Anjr!
lrer
Singing"
D,
s.
Bortaa
viesaames.
Anderson
BUw
in.
uarion.
Hinton.
p
Rochester.
Organ
solo.
Ha.'lclajah
Handel
i.
p
Lirn.
"Ood
Save
the
Kmj
Philip
Edgt
umbe
Krl
larding
acted
as
ush:a
I
R.
D.
Orescnr
a,sa.!:
dkl
forester,
left
on
ta:-'
rw
:or
a
trip
il
Burs
Ut
dis
trict
on
off';..;
bu:-,iua
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
We
invite
you
to
inspect
our
excellent
line
of
cards
lor
friends
and
relatives.
On
display
m
our
store
is
a
most
extensive
ranire
of
attractive
cards,
all
reasonably
priced
from
5c
to
50c.
Also
boxed
assortments
to
meet
every
requirement
of
the
quantity
shopper.
For
PERSONAL
GKKETINd
CARDS
plact
your
orders
with
us
at
once.
Wide
range
to
choose
from.
Globes
of
the
World
No
homo
shmild
ho
without
a
elobe.
Edu:
tional,
interesting
and
necessary.
Cp-jjf
I
globes
at
reasonable
prices.
$1.50,
$2.75
&W
Complete
with
helpful
booklet.
Reading
Glasses-
i
-By
WtP
1
Newest
styles
in
rectangular,
wide
vision
nana
glasses,
$1.50
and
$2.00.
pocket
Magnifying
glasses,
w1
leather
case,
50c.