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Jan.
18th
Quality
and
price
to
suit
tlie
THRIFTY
BUYER
First
Grade
Butter
3
lbs.
Grade
A
Large
Eggs
2
do2
B.
C.
Sugar
10
lbs
Lump
Sugar
3
lbs
Malt
Special
88c
per
lb
30c
59c
55c
25c
MILK
All
Brands
per
case
per
doz.
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IU
Overwaitea
Mesore
Coffee
per
lb
40c
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for
Particular
People
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Loganberry
Jelly,
Crab-Apple,
40-oz.
jars
29c
Strawberry
or
Raspberry
OQp
Q1K
fUU,
U.
Cherry,
Black"
Currant,
or
Gooseberry
Jam
4-lb.
Un
Loganberry,
Apricot
or
Greengage,
Jam,
4-lb.
tin
Rogers'
Syrup
'
10-lb.
tins
5
lb.
-.38c;
2
lb
Peanut
Butter
.
4-lb.
tins
2
lb
25c;
1
lb.
....
Aylmer
Tomato
Soup
6
tins
Aylmer
Pork,&
Beans
afe's
-
Raspberry
55c
47c
72c
17c
45c
15c
45c
15c
2'S
10c;
Individual
Gc
Sardines
Brunswick
4
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j...
Sardines
King
Oscar
2,
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Sardines
Jaeger
Norwegian,
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."Z.
Dill
Pickles
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ar
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25c
21c
33c
large
tin
25c
Sauer
Kraut-large
tin
Shredded
Wheat
3
pkts
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Grapefruit
California
7
for
Grapefruit
Jamaica
large,
3
for
Navel
Oranges
Large
per
doz.
18c
33c
25c
27c
45c
Medium,
per
doz
27c
Small,
2
doz
45c
Lemons
per
doz
Soap
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Royal
Crown
Soap
12
bars
Pearl"
White
Soap
12
bars
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Soap
Flakes
3Mbs.
Wriglsy's
Gum
4
for
:.
Wheatlets
Bulk
3
lbs.
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37c
39c
43c
29c
25c
47c
47c
1
Un
Plain
Malt,
1
lb.
Bottle
Caps,
31bs.
Sugar,
1
Yeast
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1
pail
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Monday,
Jan,
13,
1930
THE
LINDBERGH
CASE
.
It-seem&tdo
bad
that
it
should
be
necessary
to
start
all
over
strain
in
the
unravelline
of
the
baby
killing
mystery
which
has
been
aeitatintr
tlie
world
or
at
any
rate
the
Enclish
sneaking
world
for
the
past,
four
years.
It
is
an
unpleasant
thing
to
have
to
feature
in
the
newspapers
continually
out
eviueniiy
i
is
&uu
ui
vcij
gicai
miciwv
to
thousands
of
people.
It
is
a
gruesome
serial
story.
NO
MONEY
AVAILABLE
Tt
wns
nninted
out
to
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
Fri
dav
niirht
that
there
was.
at
present
no
money
available
for
loanine
to
those
wishing
to
build
but
unable
to
fully
finance
the
project.
The
forming
of
a
local
loan
company
to
provide
the
funds
was
suggested
oy
commissioner
Aider
as
a
possible
means
of
providing
finances.
A
similar
pniirsft
was
taken
some
vears
ago
when
houses
were
nppdpd
nnd
there
was
no
monev
available.
Aid
was
given
in
the
building
of
about
twenty
houses
and
the
people
who
invested
their
cash
were
rewarded
by
receiving
aooui
pirrVit
trfpnt.
annnallv
for
their
money
and
when
the
company
closed
its
books
all
the
shareholders
got
all
their
money
back.
In
other
words
it
was
a
great
success.
NEED
OF
UNITY
It
is
noticeable
that
when
Vancouver
wants
something
OGrtlthP
liPnnlo
sink
all
their
nettv
differences
and
get
right
after
it.
In
this
Prince
Rupert
can
learn
a
lesson.
We
need
1
SO
'
a
nnmhpr
of
thinfrs
in
order
to
make
this
a
bigger
and
bet:
itPi-
pitv
Tf
wp
pan
unite
on
these
nroiects
we
are
likely
to
liCjjret
results
but
if
we
continue
divided
we
might,
as
well
throw
up
our
hands.
We
do
not
seem
able
to
give
un
p.olU
Uics
even
though
there
is
no
political
campaign
at
present
'
3
m
oi
rrVif
am
111
tTULUlL
9l.b)
j
When
there
is
a
campaign
on,
we
believe
in
every
man
c
omcr
nis
nest
to
nein
nis
nariy
or
nis
iavuiuc
wnumaw;
c
sen
Tooaccos
and
ciarettes
hut
between
eiections
the
only
reasonable
line
of
action
is
rhone
8
Phone
813
t0
f
or
Prince
Runert,
no
matter
what
partv
may
train
or
lnv
hv
so
doinrr.
Just
now
our
political
creed
should
he
"Heln
Princp
Runert
to
make
prowess."
Civic
loyalty
is
much
more
important
than-party
loyalty.
THE
OLD,
OLD
WISH
We
wish
you
all
A
HAPPY
AND
PROSPEROUS
NEW
YEAR
Philpott,
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
WORKING
AT
SKI
GROUND
Improvements
Brine
Made
Despite
Scarcity
of
Snow
So
Far
With
weather
crisp
and
clear
al-1
though
not
so
very
cold
and
the
new
trail
facilities
in
excellent
shape
many
people
made
the
ascent,
of
Mount
Oldfield
yesterday
to
the
skiing
ground.
There
Is
not
sufficient
snow
for
skiing
and,
with
the
winter
wearing
along,
it
now
appears
doubtful
that
there
will
be
this
year.
The
Sons
of
Norway,
however,
have
been
and
still
are
carrying
jout
considerable
work
up
the
i
mountain.
Heavy
timber
Is
being
cleared
on
a
proposed
ski
jump
site.
A
number
of
Improvements
have
also
been
made
to
the
big
ski
cabin.
Good
work
Is
being
done,
the
results,
of
which
will
be
fully
en
joyed
next
winter
if
not
this.
TINKER
WINS
IN
BILLIARDS
Defeated
Neil
Cameron
in
Final
Of
Canadian
Legion
Tourney-
The
final
of
the
Canadian
Legion
Club
handicap
billiard
tournament
resulted,
in
a
win
for
Percy
Tinker
over
Nell
Cameron,
city
champion.
t
Cameron,
backmarked
with
minus
75.
soon
cleared
off
his
arrears
from
Tinker,
minus
65,
but
thereafter
he
was
trailing
the
ulUmate
winner
who
was
playing
a
steady
game.
At
one
time,
when
42
behind,
Cameron
made
a
nice
break
of
38
but
he
never
got
on
even
terms
and
finally
lost,
final
score
being:
Tinker,
150;
Cameron,
109."
The
third
club
handicap
will
get
under
way
.this
week.
Sport
Letter
Box
CUITICIZES
WIUTE-UP
-Sports
Editor.
Daily,'
News:
Please
excuse
my
Intruding
on
your
sports
in
this
city
as
I
am
not
very
familiar
with
any
of
your
athletes
but
I
noticed
an
article
In
Friday's
paper
which
I
cannot
pass
up
without
a
word
of
com
ment.
This
article
Is
the
basket
ball
wrlts-up
on
Thursday's
game
whkh
I
had
the
pleasure
of
witnessing.
In
the
first
place
ther?
certainly
was
no
capacity
house
to
encourage
the
players.
Your
writer
states
the
opposite.
There
were
players
there
who
deserved
special
mention
in
the
senior
game
namely
the
two
youngsters
Bey
non
and
Armstrong
who
were
re?
ponsible
for
the
greater
majority
pf
the
points.
These
boys
were.i
t
leven
spoken
of.
Last
but
not
least
the
"gall"
of
a
writer
saying
Brick
Skln.nec
refereed
"fairly
wel'.'i
Hoping
this
encourages
our
out
spoken
pencil
pusher
to.
stay
hon
OBSERVER
Rex
BOWLING
CLUB
LIMITED
FOUR
OOOD
ALLEYS
Weekly
Prizes
For
High
Scores
Ask
For
GOLD
SEAL
SALMON
Fancy
Red
Sockeyc
Look
for
the
WHITE
LABEL
with
the
GOLD
SEAL
Packed
by
the
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert.
We
Buy
for
Less.
Th
UPERT
P
Three
Ten
Pin
League
bowling
"v'
lixtures
were
played
yesieraay,
Power
Corporation,
Elks,
and
Moose
winning
over
Knox
Hotel,
Rose,
Jowan
&
Latta
and
Canadian
Le-
iioi;
respectively
two
games
to
one
.n
each
case.
High
average
scorer
for
the
day
as
Smith
of
the
Power
Corpora-don
with
176.
Individual
scoring
was
as
fbllows:
Knox
Hotel
Way,
423;
Thomp-ion,
373;
Raabe,
379;
Comadina,
'.67;
Asemlssen,
402
Power
194;
Little,
Comadina,
394;
Smith,
527.
'
Elks
Andrews,
466;
Joy,
-
435;
Tohnson,
461;
Arney.
429;
Scott,
370.
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
Vance,
19;
McCavour,
481;
Franks,
371;
VIcCallum,
436;
Ciccone,
450.
Moose
F.
Morrison,
387;
J.Mor-lson.
347;
Royer,
388;
Russell,
390;
Morgan,
440.
Canadian
Legion
Schrlaberg,
176;
Todd,
457;
Husoy.
369;
Monty,
126;
Storvik,
414.
On
Saturday
night,
while
bowling
with
a
friend
at
the
Rex
Bowling
Club,
Bill
Sciiriaberg
reached
the
'bowlers'
heaven"
by
rolling
a
per-!ect
tejxpio
score,
of
three
hundred.
This
was
the
first
occasion,
on
xhich
a
perfect
ten
pin
score
had
wen
made
in
Northern
British
Columbia.
,
SWEAT
OUT
THAT
COLD!
Colds
mean
poisons
in
the
body.
It's
easy
to
sicrai
litem
out
wilh
mustard
baths.
Soak
your
vtbole
lxxly
in
a
liol
bath
with
3
table-spK)nsrul
of
Colman's.
Or
wrap
yourself
up
warm
and
take
a
steaming
mustard
fool
balh.
Then
get
into
bed
right
away
and
jxnpirt.
Just
try
it.
Yon
will
find
Dr.
Mustard's
way
t
.1
is
me
uesi
norae
remedy
Simple
.
.
.
j
andold-fashioned
I
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ill
L
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ii
I
cucvinu.
Hyde
Transfer
PHONE
580
Office
315
Second
Avenue
Birch
Wood
Cedar
Wood
Jackpine
.Lsttict
of
Range
S
CoaM.
and
Mtuaw
bout
1-2
milp
aouth
of
th
W.
A
drown
Honuult
leus
on
SkUilci
Bay.
Itepliens
Island.
Taie
notice
that
William
Anthony
drown
of
Sklakl
Bay,
Stephens
1st.
:
ccupailon
Fisherman
and
Trappe
In-epds
to
apply
(or
a
lease
of
the
follow-ug
deacrlbed
foreshore
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
mall
bland
within
an
Inlet
of
Ski-kl
Bay,
about
20
Feet
west
of
nil
Corporation
Mcintosh,
,.4
of
th,
w,
A.
411"
Foreman.
'353:
Browu
Homeakte
Lease
thence
West
'
1
,
AAA
Y
1
.
.
.
1.
-
.
MA.,1.
AM
V.
thence
East
1.800
Feet;
thence
South
POO
Feet;
thence
West
000
Fret
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
Thirty
acres,
more
or
ices.
WILLIAM
ANTHONY
BROWN
Dated
November
th.
1035
Monday;
January
13,
1938
E
.
I
EOPLES
STORE
ua.
Everything
in
Clothes
for
Men
and
Women,
Boys
and
Girls
We
Sell
for
Less
RESULTS
IN
TEN
PINS
Master
Peter
Hunter,
young
son
qf
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Hunter,'
"who.
was
taken
recently
to
Queen
Alexandria
Solarium
on
Vancouver
Island
for
treatment,
is
reported
from
that
institution
to
be
doing
I.NI
ACT
Vullt'c
of
lutmlluu
to
anplT
to
Ltaft
j
Ijinil
In
PUINCE
RUPEB.T
Land
Recording;
Don't
Put
a
Dollar
On
Any
New
Car
Until
You
See
the
.
.
.
New
Chevrolet
Solid
Steel
Turret
Top
perfected
Hydraulic
Brakes
Improved
Six
Clylnder
Motor
Fisher
No.
Draft
Ventilation
Knee
Action
Front
Wheels
Kaien
Motors
Limited
j
CUEVKOLET
DEALERS
Third
Ave.
PUone
iZ
SILVER
SPRINB
This
malty,
golden
beverage
with
its
sparkling
goodness
has
always
been
a
great
favourite
on
every
festive
occasion,
for
two
generations.
Silver
Spring
peps
one
up
and
quenches
the
thirst
without
any
regretful
after-effects.
The
same
brew-master
has
been
making
it
for
over
twenty
years.
v
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tel.
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M
MM
JWM
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1
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splits
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Silver
Spring
LAGER
BEER
Ou
Sal
Everywhere
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Uuc
.Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
oi
British
Columbia.
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IRONITE
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UNDERCOAT
per
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QUICK
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at
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