rXaE
six
DAILY
NEWS
EVERYBODY'S
EVERY
DAY
FOOD
"CVERYONE
likes
de-h'cious,
nut-brown
Shredded
Wheat.
And
it's
packed
with
vital
food
essentials
so
necessary
to
each
member
of
the
family.
Carbohydrates,
mineral
salts
and
vitamins
for
sound
growth,
.
energy
and
strength.
Order
Shredded
Wheat
for
tomorrow's
breakfast.
THC
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD.
Mitgf
Falls
-
Canada
iff!
MINING
ON
CHARLOTTES
Haida
Gold
Expected
to
Resume
Operations
New
Strike
on
Skid-.
c;ate
Sunrise
Reported
The
IJalda
Gold
Mines
Ltd..
property
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Is
to
be
re-opened
as
soon
as
"weather
becomes
more
settled.;
It
is
Indicated
In
word
received
from
the
Islands.
A.
J.
Ingraham
will
again
have
charge
of
the
work.
It
li
understood.
The
Halda
Gold
Is
a
'
well
known
free-milling
prop
osltlon
from
which
high
grade
samples
of
gold
have
been
taken.
Considerable
work
has
already
beer
done-
on
the
property
which
SHREDDE
uWHEAT
MADE
IN
CANADA
-
OF
CANADIAN
WHEAT
has
been
proven
to
some
extent
and
which
has
been
reported
upon
favorably
by
engineers.
A
new
vein
of
ore
of
good
value
Is
also
reported
to
have
been
struck
on
the
Skidegate
Sunrisa
property
upon
which
development
work
was
recently
resumed
with
W.
Barrie
as
foreman
in
charge.
This
vein,
encountered
at
deptn,
is
said
to
have
been
missed
in
previous
work
on
the
property
which
was
formerly
well
knovn
as
the
Skidegate
Southeaster.
LEGALIZED
CUTOUTS
LONDON,
March
26:
(CP
A
will,
part
of
which
had
been
cu.
out
with
scissors
by
the
late
Mrs.
Ann
Elizabeth
Nunn
of
Wood-bridge'
Suffolk,
was
passed
by
the
Probate
Court
as
the
cut-out
portion
did
not
affect
Its
validity.
Mother
of
Mrs.
Meadows
Dies
Late
Mrs.
Stephanie
Pead
of
London,
England,
Was
Eighty-Six
Years
of
Age
i
Irs.
II.
S.
Meadows
received
the
sad
news
yesterday
of
the
death
a
Ifew
days
ago
in
London,
England,
of,-
her
mother,
Mrs.
Stephanie
Pead,
at
the
advanced
age
of
86
years.'Death
came
after
an
Illness
of
only
a
week.
In
addition
to
Mrs.
Meadows,
who
will
have
the
sympathy
of
local
friends
In
her
bereavement,
there
are
three
other
daughters
as
well
as
three
sons,
all
resident
in
London.
Budget-ivise
Women
Know
This
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Refrigeration
Saves
Money
Protects
Health
Always
on
the
Job
I
doesn't
Cost
it
Pays!
Who
that
has
ever
used
an
Electric
Refrigerator
would
be
without
it?
Let
any
housewife
tell
you
how
much
money
actually
is
saved
by
the
preservation
of
foods
left
from
a
meal
and
served
in
other
ways
for
a
second
meal.
There's
the
price
of
one
meal
!
This
happens
often
in
the
home
where
Electric
refrigeration
holds
swayVegetablcs''i
"
....
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everything
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fresh!
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ptomaine
or
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ills!
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and
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and
after!
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money
spent
will
prove
money
wisely
spent
for
future
saving.
The
day
will
come
when
you
Will,
say
so.
'
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British
Columbia
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Company
Limited
PADEREWSKI
IS
!MRS.
CORBY
CLUB
SUBJECTi
INTERESTS
Polish
Program
at
Meeting
Ladies'
Music
Club
Yesterday
Afternoon
Women's
Labor
.
,
.
..
,
.
i
urged
the
members
not
to
lose
lonth
montlv
No
J
permanent
T
meeting
Ty
"isht
of
the
real
alms
and
object.!
order
and
j
fQr
nlace
has
been
decided
upon
as
yet.
whlch
u
stood
mentloning
espct;
Election
of
officers
resulted
as
,aUy
..to
draw
women.s
influenc:.
"wf-
w.
to
the
bettering
of
all
things
con
Chairman.
Mrs.
Morgan.
nected
wlth
our
great
emplre
Recording
secretary,
Miss
Dohl.
and
to
lnstil
lnto
the
youth
of
Treasurer.
Mrs.
Penny.
thelr
count
patriotism
in
Its
bociai
convener,
Mrs.
Montgom-
fullest
sense.
stressing
the
need.
,ery.
Leagu
Committees
later.
e
warnes
Of
Addresses
I.OJLE.
Members
Anil
Friends
on
"Rambling
Recollections"
The
Ladles'
Mysic
Club
held
its
;
regular
fortnightly
meeting
yes-i
Mrs.
P.
E.
Corby,
provincial
o-terdajrafternoon'
at
the
home
of
Iganlzlng
secretary
of
the
Imperial
Miss
Margaret
McCaffery,
Fourth
Qrder.
Daughters
of
the
Empire
Avenue
West.
Mrs.
R.
E.
Moore,
who
Is
spending
a
few
days
hero
president,
was
in
the
chair
and
on
organization
work
for
the
or-read
a
paper
on
the
subject
of
the
1er,
gave
an
Interesting
address
day
which
was
"The
Composer
before
members
of
the
order
and
Paderewskl
and
Polish
Music."
friends
at
First
United
Church
The
program,
opening
with
"O
last
night
on
the
subject
ol
anada"
and
closing
with
"God
'Rambling
Recollections
of
the
I
Save
the
King,"
was
as
follows:
O.D.E."
Mrs.
Orchard
McLeoil.
Piano
solo,
"Chant
d'Amour,"
the
local
municipal
regent
pre-Mrs.
W.
L.
Stamford.
sided
and
introduced
the
speake
Vocal
solo,
"Polish
Folk
Song."
who
conveyed
warm
greetir.p
Mrs.
William
Cruickshank.
jfrom
Provincial
Chapter
to
ttv
Violin
solo,
"Melody."
Miss
Nel-,
order
In
this
city.
There
was
a:
ie
Lawrence,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
j
acceptable
musical
program.
wr
t
ct.f
The
meetlne
opened
with
the
IT.
AJ.
oiaiiuuiu.
'
Piano
duet,
"Mazurka,"
Mrs.
w.'
singing
of
"O
Canada,"
and.
aftr
duct
Mrs.
II
11
Pianoforte
by
L.
Stamford
and
Miss
Margaret.
McCaffery.
(Rochester
and
Mrs.
Wllll?r
vi
.i
r,M.n-.V'ich
Brooksbank.
and
a
vocal
solo
by
'Chopin)'
Mrs.
Ernest
Anderson.
Piano
duet,
"Minuet
1'Antlque,"
Mrs.
H.
B.
Rochester
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Drake.
Tea
was
served
by
the
hostess.
Mrs.
William
Miller.
Mrs.
P.
E
Corby
was
heard.
With
hef
wide
experience
as
a
Provincial
officer
and
as
a
delegate
from
Brltls'i
Columbia
to
the
annual
meetlnr
of
the
National
Chapter
In
Ottawa,
her
subject
gave
Mrs.
Corb:
an
opportunity
to
Instruct
as
well
,
as
Inspire
her
listeners
with
thv
i
achievements
of
the
order
throughout
the
Dominion.
While
here
re
marks
were
of
special
Interest
to
Npw
Offirprc'tht
mcmbers
r
the
i-O-D-E-.
they
llCYV
VlilLvIo
aiso
impressed
the
guests
wh
I
were
present,
as
she
dealt
briefly
fi,.
r
m,
'with
the
various
branches
of
th
lilt
illOb
UllVblMi,
Ul
nit
x
unit;
work-education
child
welfare
Rupert
Women's
Labor
League
af-
ter
reorganization
was
held
Tues-
;Tegue'
.
.
...
niaht
aH
nnrf
ottHon
In
their
efforts
to
raise
func-
nf
mB
H.,M.(n
mo
c.
i
to
the
activities,
Mrs.
Corby
in
these
days
of
unrest
for
loyalt
will
be
appointed
t0
their
Motto,
"One
Flag,
One
Empire."
Mrs.
Corby
closed
her
'
address
with
a
stirring
apper
ian
Legion
Women's
Auxiliary
Banquet
Enjoyable
HAIUCUTS
TAKE
TIME
MUIZENBERO,
S.
A.,
March
20:
(CP)
Harry
Skop's
case
of
keeping
his
halrdrcsslng
establishment
open
after
closing
hours
was
dismissed
when
he
explained
to
the
Judge
the
average
time
required
to
attend
to
a
woman's
hair
was
from
two
to
three
hours.
Beaver
Pelts
up
20
I
have
large
orders
for
Beaver
Skins
at
highest
prices.
Also
I
am
buying
Rats
or
any
other
furs.
Ship
them
In
and
cash
will
come
back
on
next
mall.
GOLD.
BLOOM
The
Old
Reliable
to
the
patriotism
of
the
mcmbc-themselves.
.
reminding
them
th"
before
they
could
hope
to
lnstlti't"
It
In
others,
they
must
be
truV
patriotic
themselves
not
conten
with
mere
superficial
observance'
of
national
anniversaries
etc.,
bu?
ready
to
live
In
the
service
of
tlm'
country.
A
very
cnloyable
banquet
wa3
On
behalf
of
the
members,
Mrs.
'icld
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
wj
H.
L.
Landrey
thanked
Mrs.
Cor-
the
Canadian
Legion
last
nighf.
by
for
the
pleasure
and
inspira-
ibout
60
being
present.
The
bar-
tion
she
had
given
them.
nuet
opened
with
the
singing
ct
After
a
solo
by
Mrs.
E.
Andrew
"O
Canada"
followed
by
two
mlp-
accompanied
by
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cullln.
ies
silence
md
grace
bv
th?
the
meeting
closed
with
the
Na-
-haplaln.
Mrs.
Henry
Smith.
A
tlonal
Anthem,
bountiful
rupper
was
served,
the
lables
being
daintily
decoratci
ith
daffodils.
Mrs.
Hush
Killln.
resident,
in
th
opening
speech.
Vartlly
welcome-1
those
present.
I
Those
responsible
for
the
ar
rangements
were
Mrs.
Odcn
con
-j
vener,
Mrs.
McGrelsh.
Miss
M
!
Robertson,
Mrs,,
William
Ranee
Mrs.
A.
Ouyan
and
Mrs.
NesbltJ
committee,.
j
A
musical
program
followed,
the
irtists
being:
Mrs.
V.
Crimson
,
'
song,
Mrs.
F.
Barker,
recitation.,'.
Mrs.
F.
Hunter,
song,
Mrs.
Fre-,
bourg.
recitation
and
Miss
M.
Robertson,
song.
Games
and
dancing
brought
a
very
enjoyable
evening
to
a
close,
with
the
singing
of
"God
Save
tht
King."
Members
of
the
Canadian
Log-'
ion
waited
on
the
ladies
during
supper.
1
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AT
MUSSALiEM'S
The
Economy
Store
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quart
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quart
bottle
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OIL
Pastcne,
'2
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TOILET
SOAPS,
7
for
COLORED
COCOANUT
Shredded,
per
lb.
SMYRNA
NATURAL
FIGS
3
lbs
WALNUTS
California
Soft
shell,
per
lb.
Guaranteed
fresh
large
size,
per
doz.
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WAFERS
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pkg.
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Surprise
Party
Rev.
Given
Minister
Bishop
Black
Honored
Parishioners
at
Queen
Charlotte
ii
0:40
r.ji.
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Less
Than
CFPH
4
presenp-y
By
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY.
March
26:
Last
Thursday
evening
a
very
pleasant
surprise
was
given
the
Rev.
Bishop
Black
BJV.,
B.D.,
when
the
people
of
the
community
gathered
together
at
the
Manse.
Games
and
other
amusements
led
successfully
by
B.
Munro
and
G.
H.
Jollif
fe
.
were
enjoyed
by
young
and
older
people
until
a
late
hour.
Later
delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
the
ladles
present
and
prizes
were
distributed
to
the
successful
contestants.
Over
forty
people
gathered
from
all
over
the
district,
representing
both
Queen
Charlotte
and
Skidegate.
Others
expressed
their
regret
at
unavoidable
causes
preventing
them
at
tending.
Perhaps
it
Is
a
long
time
since
the
Manse
resounded
with
so
many
happy
voices
as
the
crowded
guests
jostled
each
other
as
they
passed
from
room
to
room.
Certainly
the
minister
was
pleased
with
the
Joy
ous
spirit
displayed
by
all
present.
Romance
6
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