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&
PRICES
Inrludin;
Service
With
a
Smile
HEDLUND'S
MEAT
BALLS
2
tins
HERRIKOSIh
tomato
mm.
turn
HAPPYVALE
PICKLES
Svraet
an
dsour.
per
bot.
SOCKETS
SALMON
V
2
tips
AYLMER
PORK
&
BEANS
Tills,
2
ttos
FRY'S
COCOA
Bulk
2
Ita.
FRY'S
CHOCOCREAM
Milk
k
sugar
added,
per
lb
MIXED
BISCUITS
per4;-
-
PRINCESS
SOAP.
FLAKES
2
plcgt.
..
PALMOLIVE
SOAP
4
for
ECONOMY
BRAND
TEA
per
lb.
.
.
Orders
$1.00
or
Over
Delivered
Free!
'
MUSSALLEM'S.
ECONOMY
STOREi
"Where
Dollars
Hare
More
Cents";
P.
O.
Box
575
1
Phone
IS
WE
PAY
a
Return
fare
cnPelts
m
If
Not.
Atrepted
r'
Send
in
your
raw
furs
to
!
,
i
Goldbloom
and
set
I
pri-ex
Hr
ataays
!
treats
his
customers
right
1
The
Old
Reliable
Still
in
business
when
others
are
out.
If
in
town
see
him
at
his
emporium
in
the
Federal
Klock
CHECK
YOUR
TUNING
DIAL
Stations
heard
on
tonight's
reception,
not
on
correct
dial
setting,
will
indicate
that
your
radio
needs
adjusting.
.
Phone
Blue
320
for
particulars.
SUPERIOR
RADIO-ELECTRIC
Corner
Third
Ave.
Si
First
t.
Phone
Green
421
D.
ELIQ
Furniture
Dealer
"Buys
Everything"
i
"Sells
Everything"
'Exchanging
and
AucUoneer
;
Still
Buying
Gold
USED
FURNITURE
RANGES,
HEATERS,
ETC.
New
Congoleum
Rugs-,
Linoleum
Rugs.
We
seU
Linoleum
by
yard.
FRESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
1
'
Phone
657
First
Aid
on
Cemetery
Battlefield
WQf
wKm.
vissss
-
k
After
J30
deputy
sheriffs.
staf,e
troopers
and
local
police
had
beerf
beaten
off
by
striking
text
.le
workers
to
Aylesville,
RX.
where
the
bloodiest
clash
In
the
New
England
sector
of
United
Stales
textile
tie-up
had
occurred,
militia
were
called
to
quell
the
uprising.
A
trooper
is
shown
receiving
first
aid
from
fellow
guards
men
in
the
town
ranetery
"where
the
heaviest
fighting
occurred.
MOTHER
!
MISSION
IN
don't
experiment
with
your
Child's
Cold
(Xtcn,
"mere
cold"
have
serious
consequence.
It
ii
dangerous
to
neglect
a
cold
-equally
dangerous
to
experiment
with
half-way
measure.
Feel
safe!
U$e
Viclc
VapoRub
'the
proved
eifernal
method
pf
treating
colds.
No
rislcs
of
constant
internal
"dosing",
which
so
oten
upsets
delicate
digestions
and
low-en
resistance
when
most
needed.
DOUBU
DIRECT
ACTION
Just
rubbed
on
at
bedtime,
VapoRub
fights
a
cold
direct
two
wayt
at
once
by
.stimulation
and
inhalation.
This
combined
poultice,
vapor
action
loosens
phlegm
soothes
irritated
membranes
eases
difficult
breathing
helps
break
congestion.
Often
by
morning
the
worst
of
the
cold
is
over.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll,
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
HOME
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
it
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
231
P.O.
Box
186
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER
CITY
OPENS
Week's
Actirity
of
Church
Army
Inaugurated
in
Cathedral
Yesterday
1HS
SA2LT
KHWB
Monday
,T
TWO
FILMS;
BOTH
GOOD
Novel
Mytery
and
Fast
Moving
Comedy
Romance
Coming
to
Capitol
at
First
of
Week
The
Case
of
the
Howling
Dog,"
a
new
type
of
murder
mystery,
with
Warrea
William
and
Mary
Astor
In
the
stellar
roles,
and
"Big
Hearted
Herbert,"
a
novel
comedy
romance,
comprise
the
two
ends
of
an
attractive
double
bill
program
being
of
fered
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
at
the
first
of
this
week.
The
plot
of
The
Case
of
the
Howling
Dog"
is
enUrely
different,
from
the
ordinary
run
of
screen
mysteries.
There
Is
a
clear-cut
case
of
murder
to
start
with
but
to
the
police
the
cases
closes
enshrouded
with
msytery.
A
brilliant
criminal
lawyer
and"
investigator
as
well,
the
role
of
which.
is
played
by
Warren
'William,
reveals
the
facts
after
a
sensational
court
trial
In
which
he
wlhs
the
freedom
of
his
client,
a
beautiful
and
wealthy
society
wo-'
.man
(Miss
Astor
.
charged
with!
j
slaying
her
husband,
i
"Big
Hearted
Herbert"
concerns
a
i
discordant
family
in
which
the
!
wife
and
mother
(Aline
MacMahom
'tames
Guy
Kibbee.
the
crabbed
head
I
of
the
household.
Most
hilarious
and
unusual
situations
ensue
and
the
crab"
Is
changed
into
"Big
!
Hearted
Herbert"
ia
a
highly
amusing
climax.
The
.picture
carries
a
heart-throbbing-romance
as
well
as
with
Patricia
Ellis
and
as
the
lovers.
Helen
Lowell
Robert
Barrat.
Marjorie
Gateson
and
Hale
HamMton
are
i
among
prominent
members
of
the
'cast.
There
were
large
congregations
;
"jy,
r
,
yesterday
for
the
opening
services
j
'
UinilCr
DcHlCC
At
of
the
Mission
of
Witness
at
St.
An-
JfTsiK?1.1
Commodore
Cafe
Capta.n
C.
Hanney
of
the
Church
Army
J
In
the
morning
Captain
Hutchl-
i
son
preached
a
thought-provoking
'
and
searching
sermon
on
the
"Holi
which
attacked
the
soul.
By
Rotary
Club
Th
Prlnee
Rupert
notary
Club
7n
Saturday
evening
held
a
very
en-
ness
or
uoa.
using
tne
text
v
saims
i0yablc
dinner
dance
in
the
Com
18,
verse
25.
-With
the
Holy
Thou
'.odore
Qafe
at
which
members
and
Shalt
be
Holy
and
With
a
Perfect
,
-her
anAlrlends
were
invited.
Man
Thou
Shalt
be
Perfect
With
!
President
J.
J:
Little
was
master
of
he
Clean
Tkou
Shalt
be
aean."
He
1
remonles
and
among
the
guests
pointed
out
the
need
of
purity
of
TO
a.
j
jahour.
president
of
the
soul
In
prder
to
live
the
fullest
life.
1
Gyro
dirt).
The
Urge
number
aU
Science
was
teaching
the
necessity
fendinz
tested
-the
capacity
of
the
for
comeliness
In
the
ffcht
with
dls-
j
cafg
dlnmg
room,
cases
if
the
body.
Christianity
em-,
Dan'dns
was
Kent
un
untU
mid-phaslzed
the
importance
of
purity
1
night.
Balaenq's
.6rchetxa
provld-
in
the
war
against
the
diseases
in?
the
mu4fc.rV'Vt
The
anthem
was
"Oh,
For
a
.
tn
chars
of(OeOrge
Fonten.
who
Closer
Walk
With
God."
soloist
be-
j
ra!
arretted
here
last
week:
for
re-!ng
H-
Lincoln.
i
turn
to
Stewarfron
a
charge
of
ob-Th?
children's
service
In
the'af-jintn
money
jbv
falie
pretences,
jternoon
was
.-conducted
by
Captain
constable
I.
Causton
of
the
city
de-iHapney:
who
alo
preached,
in
the
'afchment
of
the
provincial
police
evening
on
the
subject
of
"A
Crip-
(
mailed
last
evening
on
the
Catala
f"r
oled
Life."
His
text
was
Acts
3.
verse
Stewart
and
will
return
to
the
city
,6
"Silver
and
gold
have
I
none
but.
tomorrow
morning,
such
as'
I
nave,
give
I
Thee.
In
the
1
nirae
of
Je.C5-
''hrM
of
Nazareth
'
,
rlee.
up
and
walk."
He
applied
the
'cxlboied
We
to
politics.
Industry)
and
the
Individual.
The
only
Savior
I
in
all
departments
was
Jesus
Christ
of
Nazareth.
The
mission
will
be
held
In
the
Cathedral
throughout
the
week
ending
on
Sunday
next.
Captain
;
Hutchison
will
be
in
charge
of
ser-
I
vices
this
evening.
Soloists
will
be
Miss
Halliwell
and
Captain
Hanney.
'Capt.
Hanney
is
a
native
of
Wales
and
possesses
that
musical
gift
so'
common
to
his
countrymen
John
W.
Armstrong
of
the
provincial
public
works
&epartrrreit.
Victoria;
after
a
brief
trip
to
Sml-thers
on
official
business,
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
delayed
train
and
.will
sail
this
afternoon
by
the
Prince
George
on
his
return
south.
LIMERICK
CONTEST
First
Prize,
Subscription
Dally
News,
1
Year
Second
Prize,
Subscription
to
to
Daily
News,
6
Months
Limerick
must
be
original
and
must
be
signed
by
the
author.
Names
of
writers
will
not
be
published
unless
verse
wins
a
prize.
Many
of
verses
submitted
will
be
published.
If
thought
of
sufficient
Interest
ERIE
STANLEY
GARDNER
At
7
13
ti
9:33
DINNER
FOR
BOYS'
BAND
PLUS
Jfrrt
PERRY
MASON
TroJi
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MaUf.
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A
GUARANTEED
LOCGII
KIOT
PLEASE
DONT
MISS
IT!
KIBBEE
ALINE
MACMAHON
GUY
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in
"BIG
HEARTED
HERBERT
At
8
26
Shows
Once
Only
For
Entertainment
Value
This
Program
1
Above
Average
i
Enjnjable
lUnquct
and
Danre
Held
Saturday
Night
at
Knos
Hotel
With
"5
Present
member
-f
xt
The
thirty
-etfht
Prince
Rupert
Boy'
Band
and
itir.r
girl
friend
were
present
Saturday
evening
at
an
rtJnjraWe
banquet
ind
dance
In
the
Knox
Hotel
as
guests
of
the
Patents
A.
.-.
u
of
the
band-
In
all,
there
we.e
abi..t
seventy-five
present
-
Atberl
Blackball,
president
of
iij
Pacn
J'
Ak
-tion
was
n
ha
:hatr.
After
ample.
Justice
had
been
Jone
to
a
splendid
dinner,
there
aas
a
program
of
miuic
ard
speeches.
BeJde;
Mr.
Blackball
speaker
ot
the
evr
nlng
were
F
W
Wefch.
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Boy'
Bind
Association
W
H
Tobcy.
secretary
and
0.
W.
J-fcn-'tone.
another
member
of
th
elective
The
proranj
Included
vuc.i:
otos
by
Roi
Judge;
an
Instrumental
quartet
by
John
O'MeUL
Roi
Judge
Gorman
Black:
hall
and
Bandmaster
lobert
OreinfleW.
and
a
recitation
y
Mis-.
Zelda
Hale.
'Mifslc
for
the
dancing
wU;.
f
)l-'.(wed
"thedlnner
was
provtded
by
Mrs.
J.
8.
Black's
Orchestra.
The
eommlttee
In
charge
of
arrangements
for
the
evening's
proceedings
con'Lrted
ot
Mrs.
W.
V.
C
O'Neill.
Mrs.
John
Bremner.
Mrs
J.
J.
Judge
and
Theo
Fortune.
.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Raining,
northeast
wind,
temperature,
36.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.
38.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
32
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm.
24.
Smithers
Cloudy,
calm,
mild
Burns
LakeCloudy,
calm,
30.
Dead
Tree
Polntrf
Raining:
southeast
gale,
barometer,
29.44;'
temperature.
46;
sea
rough
TriDle
Island
Overcast,
freah
southeast
wind;
sea
choppy.
j
Langara
Island
Raining,
strong
northeast
wind;
sea
choppy.
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The
Wrone
Road;
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Libev.y
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this
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bought
5
more
Perry
Ma:
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mvteries
against
the
frantic
bidding
cf
competitor!
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you
can
set
why!
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