Lsdty.
Member
17,
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)NE
957
Is
of
Lamb
er
lb
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ttn
Steak
bin
Steak
COPM
FLAKES
I
leady-cooked
i
i
.i
r.iFRES
no
wor
or
Doiner
ihen
you
serve
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes.
Thoroughly
cooked
and
I01SieU
Uicsc
uwiuuuo
-ii
leach
your
table
ready
to
eat
I
...
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nilh
mil
Lnother
reason
why
Kellogg's
Ire
so
economical
such
a
big
alue
for
your
money.
fothfng
takes
the
place
of
:OBN
FLAKES
JONES
'amily
Market
Specials
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of
Lamb
r
lb.
4r
Lamb,
2
lbs.
&
,
lb.
Tomatoes
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,
Veal-
lbs.
Chops-
lbs
-
bulder
Veal
BEEFa
f
Roast-
&fct
lbs.
......
brt
Ribs
lbs.
A..
nburger,
3
lbs.
&
lb.
Onions
Eeless
Stew
Beef
fibs
.;.
r.p
Roast
of
Beef
er
lb
..
od
Corn
Beef-
lbs.
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lbs.
lng
Chicken
ach
PHONE
951
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Shoulder
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COMPANY
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558
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Black
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315
Second
Avenue
LOCAL
NEWS
Junior
Moose
yill
meet
8
p.m.
Saturday.
Election
of
officers.
(219-221)
'Bridge
'and
!Crib
League
annual
meeting,
York
Hotel,
September
IT,
?8
pn.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
"the
east
at
10:20,
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
Indian
Agent
W.
E.
Colllson
and
Dominion
Constable
A.
J.
Watkli:-
son
left
on-ast
evening's
train
for
a
trip
to
Terrace
on
official
business.
They
expect
to
return
to
the
jclty
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
W.
Brown
left;
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
trip
to
Smlthers,
Vanderhoof
and
Fort
St.
James.
Mr.
Brown
is"
maklnj
the
trip
on
cgal
business
and
they
expect
to
be
away
about
a
week.
I
Edward
Llpsett
of
Vancouver
jwas
the
speaker
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
Club
today,
giving
the
members
and
guests
one
of
his
typically
humorous
and
Informal
talks.
C.
V.
Evitt,
president,
was
in
the
chair.
I
Bridge
and
Crib
League
annual
meeting,
York
Hotel
September
17,
8
p.m.
Adjutant
Marlon
Neill
R.N
of
Grace
Hospital
of
the
Sal
vation
Army
at
Vancouver,
is
pall
lng
by
the
Princess
Loiuse
this
at
temoon
on
her
return
south
after
spending
a
two
weeks'
vacation
as
a
guest
at
the
local
Citadel.
I
H.
H.
Griffin,
Smlthers
barrister.
AuC'Who'
has
been
on
a
trip
to
Van-
couver,
arrived
In
the
city
from
t)oC
t-ne
south
n
te
Prince
Rupert
j
yesterday
morning,
accompanied
lOC
by
his
father
and
brother,
and
35c
25c
25c
25c
40c
50c
15c
25c
25c
50c
i
proceeded
to
the
interior
on
last
evening's
train.
The
Moose
Lodge
and
the
Mocs.
Legion
were
both
in
session
last
night
with
business
of
a
routine
nature.
James
Tayker,
dictator,
presided
over
the
Moose
Lodge
meeting
and
A.
K.
Nelson,
Great
Nojrjlj.
Moosef
oyer
the
Legion.
The
meetings
were
well
attended.
A
Joint
social
followed.
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
B.
Webb,
S.
Johnston
and
M
Retan,
city;
J.
Sandman,
C.N.H.;
Jack
McEvoy,
Vancouver.
Prince
Rupert
O,
O,
Stratton,
T.
J.
Pearson,
R,
Adair,
E.
J.
Carruthers,
K.
G.
Fletcher
and
J.
Uyencht,
Vancouver;
O.
C.
Sessions,
Terrace!
Mlsi
Ada
S.
Myles,
Saint
John,
N.B.;
W.
H.
Chandler,
Winnipeg;
R.
M.
Hadley,
San
Francisco;
A.
F.
Jamleson,
Walnut
Grove,
B.C.
Central
!
Johnny
Ryan.
Metlakatla;
O.
Severson,
New
Westminster;
O.
C
Anstad.
city;
A.
Phillips
and
P.
J.
Rolls,
C.N.R.;
Sigurd
Esplln,
Decker
Lake;
M
Ambrose,
Terrace;
C.
Taylor,
Ritchie;
R.
Peterson
Seattle;
D.
Lelghton,
Metlakatla;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Greenwood,
Lan-gara
Island.
Knox
Frank
Carlshon,
Nick
Heiidrlck-son
and
F.
Hanson,
city.
DR.
RIDDELL
IS
SPEAKER
Stresses
Need
of
Progress
In
Scientific
Field
in
Addressing
Parent-Teachers
The
Prince
tflupert
Parent-
Teachers
Association
last
night
resumed
activities
following
the
summer
vacation
in
Borden
Street
School
when
the
first
meeting
of
the
new
term
.took
place
with
Mts.
D.
C.
Stuart
presiding.
The
principals
of
.the
schools
acknowledged
cash
donations
for
sport
and
library
equipment.
The
jtea
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
It.
M.
Winslow
had
been
very
successful
and
arrangements
were
made
to
hold
Ihe
annual
telephone
bridge
on
October
23.
Mrs.
Foster
Wlllan
was
appointed
general
.con
venor
lor
this
function.
The
proceeds
will
help
jto
purchase
some
of
the
extra
health
and
recrea
tional
equipment
required
by.
the
new
course
of
studies
recently;
Is
sued
by
the
Department
of
Educa
tion.
Arrangements
were,
made
for
the
October
meeting
at
which
the
Governor-General's
medal
and
High
School
entrance
diplomas
wlij
be
presented
to
last
year's;
grad
uating
classes.
The
meeting
?x
pressed
deep
sympathy
with
Mrs".
v,
i,
AVU1.
IWUCMIf
.Lfl
I
fered
bereavement,
through
ihe
death
of
her
husbands
'
Following
the
business
meeting
ana
musical
program,
VI.
W.
IS.
Rlddell
of
the
Prince
Rupert
.Fish
eries
Experimental
Station
gave
a
most
interesting
and'
Instructive
address
on
"Prosperity
and
Science"
Dr'.
Rlddell
emphaslteii
the
need
of
continued
development
In
the
physical
sciences
through
co-operative
research.
Instead
of
a
ten
years
moratorium
being
placed
on
scientific
'research
in
the
physical
sciences,
'the
social
1
sciences
which
have
lagged
too
far!
I
11
1
1
(
1
A
-
1
'l
V
'
oexiina
snouia,
accelerate
meir
proi
gress
and
give
to
ihe
world
"morel
of
the
benefits
of
the
Investiga
tions,
of
the
physical
sciences.'
Sir
Oliver
Lodge's"
complaint
that
scientific'
investigations
have
had
evil
effects
was
true'
only
in;
the
sense
that
the
application
of
there
Investigations
had
been,
misused
through
a
demand
for
their
wronj?
application.
Progress
Essential
A
moratorium,
on
scientific;
search
would
hinder
progress
In
many
fields
where
further
pre
gress
Is
essential;
lh
medicine,
in
safety
factors
In
modern
transpor
tation,
in
labor-saying.
;devices
lit
the
home
as
well
as
In
industry,'
In
finding
substitutes
for
natural
resources
which
are'
in.
danger
6;
-plet!on,
in
conservation
'of
re
sources,
in
the
increase'
of
produc
tion
and
the
prevention-
of
"waste
In
.agriculture,
mining;
and
fls:i-Ing.
-"h
In
the
physical
science?
should
be
seven
years
ahead
of
the
work
being
done
by
the-
applied
branches
of
science
If
new
lines
of
endeavor
were
to
be
started;
The
only
permanent
solution
of
the
unemployment
problem,
was
more
employment.
This
could
best
be
attained
through
new
industries
made
possible
by
the.
Investigations
of
the
physical,
scientists
new
Industries
which
would
not
nessarlly
displace
present
'iridui
tries.
Hence
the
need
was
for
stimulation
of
such
research
rather
than
marching
abreast
of
PEAS
)
J
Positively
Non-fattening
.'
comforting
to
thou
who
value
tKtlr
1
(ijurci
to
know
thit
Royti
City
freih,
1
tender
P
contain
full
noufiihmknt
1
(How
without
a
tract
of
fit.
I
'
At
"DEMERS"
Sale
!
Balances
of
sale
groups
drastically
repriced
and
cut
to
flie
Afy?o!uf
e
limit
to
clear!
Also
brand-new
fall
goods
just
arrived
this
week
and
thrown
into
19
Only
PRESSES
Formerly
to
755
755
Absolute
Clearance
Price
.
..
.
95'
.
Pure
Silk
Crepe
de
Lhine
blips
Beautifully
trimmed
with
deep
Re
J.95
Pure
Silk
jSatin
Slips
fDeep
lace
at
yoke
"Full
bias
cut..
Nurose'
and
White
and
hem.
1.59
50c
WHILE
THEY
LAST!
All
Our
Better
Shoes
Formerly
to
5.50!
Sale
Prife
23
Winter
Hats
Formerly
to
4.95!
Sale
Price
1.49
7
Only
Sports
Jackets
iets
Fprmeny
to
4.ooi
Sale
Frice
..
2,95
24
Pa)n
Running
Shoes
shoes
Formerly
1.50
&
1.951
Sale
Price
3-70
95C
the';
applied
Science
branches.
In,
addition
to
describing
some
of
the
investigations
being
carried
on
by
such
agencies
as
the
Na-tlowtT
Research
Council,
agrlcal-traiV
colleges;
.
'experimental
farms,
and'expetimental
.
stations,
Dr,
Rldeti
told'
of
the
research
work
belhj;carriedi
on
in
such
fields
as
Eugenics,
psycho-analysis,
psycho-oiojsy.'.
healthy
and
crime.
To
solve
UieV.'many-
problems,
confronting
the'
world
constructive
and
scientific
thinking
was
needed.
Rol
Judge,
with
vocal
solos,
ac
companied
by
Mrs
J.
S.
Black,
and
MlsS"
Patricia
McClymont,
with
a
skillfully
rendered
pianoforte
sop,-
provided
a
most
acceptablu
musical
program.
After
the
singing
of
the
Na
tional
Anthem"
refreshments
were
served
and
a
pleasant
social
hour
enjoyed.
Timely
Recipes
B
AN
ANA
NUT
BREAD
Quarter
cup
shortening,.
V2
cup
sugar,
1
egg
(well
Deaten),
1
cup
bran;
IVi
cup3
flour,
2
tsps.
baking
rimi'fW
A
th
aU.
U.
Istv
soda
I-
Oct.
14
Hu"
w
y
f
"
f
'
!
A
I
cup
chopped
nut
mvixa,
IV2
cups
mashed
bananas,
2
tbsps.
water,
1
tsp.
vanlila
extract.
Cream
shortening
and
sugar
well,
Add
egg
and
all
bran.
Sift
flouif
iwlth
baking
powder,
isa.lt
and
soda
Mix
nuts;
with,
flour
and
add
alternately
with
mashed
bananas
to
tyhldh
the
water
has
been
added--Stir
In
vanilla.
Pour
Into
greased
loaf
'JAn.
Let
stand
30
mln-utoS
andi
bake
in
moderate
oven
(375
deg.
FJ
one
hour.
Let
cool
before
cutting.
Yield!
1
loaf
8VZ
by
'V2
inches.
Miss
Ada
S,
Myles,
for
years
prominently
Identified
with
Crosby
Olfls,
School
at
Port
Simpson
and
now-residing
In
Saint
John,
N.B.,
arr(ved
in
the
city
from
Vancouver
yesterday
in
the
course
of
a
visit
to
thlsjcoast,
She
will
be
here
until
Sunday
when
she
will
proceed
to
Port'telmpson
to
Visit
there.
the
sale
at
sensationally
low
prices!
6
Only
New
FALL
SUITS
Regular
to
35.00
Bedrock
Oft.
50
bale
Price
2-Way
Stretch
Elastic
Girdles
Light
weight
and
flexible.
Firm
control
with
freedom!
Afln
Regular
1.50
t0
15
only
WHITE
SHOES
Formerly
2.75
to
4.25!
Absolute
Clearance
Price
.
Oddments
in
SWEATERS
Formerly
to
4.95
!
Absolute
Clearance
Price
.
.
.
"DEMERS"
Announcements
-Anglican
tea,
Mrs.
Bryant's,
Mc-Mordle
Apts.,
September
17.
Cambrai's
tember
18.
Bazaar
ber
19.
Autumn
Dance,
Sep-
for
Boys'
Band
Septem-
Harvest
Festival
Sale,
Salvation
Army
Citadel,
September
21,
8
p.m.
Canadian
Legion
Whist
September
23.
Bridge
ani)
Presbyterian
Tea,
September
23.
Orange
dance,
September
25.
Queen
Mary
tea,
Mrs.
burner's.
September
29.
Junior
Chamber
Dance,
October
2.
Come
to
Bazaar,
October
7
and
8.
of
Heil-
Commerce
(212)
Catholic
Hall,
United
Church
Supper,
October
J5.
Ladles'
Music
Club
Tea
Musicals,
Canadian
ber
15.
Legion
Bazaar,
Oct)-
Baptist
bazaar
carnival.
Oct.
24.
Stk
Peter's
Church
Bazaar,
ember
12.
Nov-
L.
O.
B.
A.
Bazaar.
November
39
It
Pays
to
Buy
From
I
MUSSALLEM'S
Our
prices
are
always
right
with
the
markets
and
we
sell
for
less.
Mall
or
phone
your
order
and
save
FREE
OIFT
COUPONS
for
a-
Dinner
Set
and
Rogers
Silverware.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C,
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
V
9
Only
New
COATS
Reg.
$21
val.
Just
arrived!
Bedrock
17.50
sale
l
g
Prire
t
Regular
1.951
Imported
lace
trlml
Braslere
and
Panties,
particularly
well
cut
i.49
Crepe
de
Chine
Dance
Sets
Daintily
lace
trimmed
Brassiere
and
Panties!
Regular
A
Q
1.50
quality!
Special
J..
'
25
only
LADIES'
HATS
to
Clear!
Formerly
to
4.95
!
Priced
for
Absolute
Clearance!
All-Wool
Flannel
Dressing
Gowns
Formerly
5.50!
Absolute
Clearance
Price
1
1
3
.00
.95
.95
READY-TO
WEAR
Third
Avenue
and
Second
Street
THIS
7
Only
Wool
DRESSES
Formerly
12.50
Si
13.50
Absolute
4.95
Clearance
LL
rco
.
SENSATIONAL
BARGAINS
IN
LOVELY
LINGERIE
;-jace.
ana
cut,
10
i:t
smootniy!
Tea,
Rose
and
White.
A
-f
Q
Reg.
i.95
Wl&
Silk
and
Lisle
Snuggies
Snug
fitting
Panties
ana
Vests
that
will
keep
you
warm,
without
being
bulky
1
Qffn
Real
value
Ot)
Lovely
Pure
Satin
Sets
Silk
Guaranteed
Suede
Taffeta
Slips
They
wash
beautifully!
Good
strong
seams!
lace
trimmed!
14
AUUllVVt
Correct
length!
Etftra
Value
Outsize
Panties
Reg.
1.75
quality
Sale
Price
Smart
Silk
Blouses
Formerly
to
3.951
Sale
Price
98c
Fine
Quality
Rayon;
In
smartly
tailored
style!
Regular
Clio
75c!
Genuine
value
50c
WHILE
THEY
LAST!
8
Only
Dark
Dresses
Formerly
to
11.50!
Sale
Price
3-95
4
Only
Twin
Sweater
Sets
Formerly
4.95
&
A
AC
5.50!
Sale
Price
....
fj'"
New
Rubber
Overshoes
1.59
1.95
KIND
OF
THING
-
CALLS
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KLIM
Why
not
take
your
milk
to
camp
the
easiest,
safest
way
in
a
tin
of
KLIM?
It
is
pure,
whole
milk,
powdered
for
lightness,
and
Vacuum-Packed
to
assure
its
keeping
qualities
summer
and
winter.
Nothing
has
been
added,
and
only
the
natural
water
content
removed.
Added
to
water,
KLIM
gives
you
over
eight
times
its
weight
in
the
finest,
creamy,
country
milk
.
.
.
safe
and
dairy-fresh.
Keeps
in
the
tin
perfectly,
without
ice.
rnrr
camp
and
home
cook
book
iriLLFor
your
enjoyment,
we
hart
gathered
the
belt
redpea
of
famous
sportsmen
and
cooks.
Book
will
be
lent
FREE.
Just
fill
in
and
mail
coupon.
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THE
BORDEN
COMPANY,
LIMITED,
26.
KH
Yardlcy
House,
Toronto
Z.
Please
send
me
the
new
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Book,
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irce.
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