RU
Tfmber
28,
1937.
anada's
Favourite
Tea
ALADA
losc
'.ecessary
TEA
ouune
nature
i
nn
It
10
lie
Kept
Open
Lrinf
Winter
Months
Price
$15.60
;
cary
several
other
1
t
different
prices.
(Jewellers
iTttt
STOKE
WITH
THE
CLOCA
SEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J
ZarelK,
Iioftor
A
HOME
AWAY
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notice
la
liercbr
8
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hall.
at
,tl
orolratlon
of
ft
m
the
date
of
the
first
'iffeof,
lAMie
a
provisional
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of
ald
lost
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iivule
to
me
In
writing
j."1
Mie
I&iid
Regtjttry
Office
An
Bl
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U,l,
Ul
day
f
NIIU0W
THOMPSON,
n-ii(,t,iiar
uf
Tltlee.
B07
ieum
Business
l
Timely
Redpes
Round
Steak
en
Casserole
Trim
off
fat.
remove
bone
from
round
steak,
cut
1
inch
thick.
Cut
in
uniform
pieces
for
serving
.
remlar
meeting
of
the;Pound
each
piece
on
bdth
sides
;lt
tt,u"-
,
,
..with
ih
H0
f
..
nrrt.
Museum,
uoara
neiu
i
w,v
u
wu"'
.
City
Hall
lasi
evewns
ri""v
......
iu
iU
.bioj
routine
buslnesswas
,
,
the
organization.
It
wa?
;e
winter
montns
or
unui
.otic?
every
afternoon
cx-
!-tJjv
and
to
improve
thf
ot
the
exhibits
Matters
1
Ul
1
1
.
,
nA
I
,
to
me
puasiuiiiijr
ui
ot,
new
fireproof
.
building
a
discussed
Informally,
jlclntch,
who
had
spent
raer
at
Terrace,
presided,
icr
members
of
the
board
wore
City
Commlsslonei
tier
Dr
Neal
Carter.
Rob-.'.:!
secretary).
Dr.
J.
C.
A
E
Parlow.
Mrs.
J.
B.
,j
0.
Ham
and
II.
F.
Pul-
iric
dredge
with
flour.
Brown
richly
on
both
sides
In
a
hissing,
hot
weil-greased
frying
pan.
Remove
to
hot
casserole,
add
brown
stock
to
cover
the
steak.
To
the
fat
In
the
pan
add
two
tablespoons
butter.
In
this,
saute
two
cups
sliced
onions
previously
parboiled
two
minutes.
Cover
steak
In
casserolf
with
prepared
onions,
add
one
cun
sliced
carrots,
season
with
salt
and
pepper,
cover
and
cook
slowly
In
oven
until
vegetables
are
tender
Serve
from
casserole
with
baked
potatoes.
Facts
Of
Interest
Pulp
and
paper
mills
in
opera
tion
In
Canada
during
1930
provided
employment
for
30.054
workers
and
nald
$40,003,852
in
salaries
and
wages.
total
value
of
the
fur
pro-du"itry
IThhe
In
Canada
during
193C
was
vnlued
at
$44,047,794,
an
Increase
of
morethan
eight
percent
over
the
previous"
year.
,
I
Thetotal
value
of
the
fur
pro
duction
of
the
Northwest
Terri-
t
:
Schick
or
Packard
Dry
torles
since
1922
exceeds
$27,000,-
n
you
need
no
iatner,
ouu.
:
water
and
no
towels,
px
mvenlcnce
at
the
of-
The
National
Parks
of
Canadc
it.
re
one
can
shave
In
a
are
twenty
In
number
with
a
totPl
tene
.
1
1
M:3cven
octween
cus-.,"f--u
ui
juaic
huiw.
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
vlll
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Lutheran
Bazaar
November
27.
Hospital
Auxiliary
Tea,
Novem
ber
20.
Alko
Salta,
contralto,
Church,
November
29,.
Cathedral
Kazaar.
November
30
Orange
Scotch
Dance,
November
30.
United
Bazaar,
December
2.
Presbyterian
Tea
December
3.
Lutheran
Sewing
Circle
Bazaar,
December
8.
Baptist
Tea,
December
9.
ARRIVED!
A
New
Slock
of
FUR
COATS
Very
Latest
Styles
Come
in
and
inspect
them.
Prices
are
right.
Your
credit
Is
good.
BUS
DISCOUNT
I'Olt
CASH
GOLDBLOOM'S
'THE
OLD
UELIAnLE
Christmas
Cards
For
The
Old
Country
See
our
large
assortment
of
local
view
photo
Crlstmas
cards
and
calendars.
They
are
appreciated
by
relatives
and
friends.
WRATHALL'S
IMIOTU
FINISHING
David
Charles
Stuart
has
beeni
appointed
a
provincial
elections
commissioner
for
Prince
Rupert.
H.
K.
Zumkher
has
entered
the
Prince'
Rupert
General
Hospital
where
he
expects
to
remain
for
a
I
month.
"
!
on
fire,
a
carpet,
easy
chair,
tea
wagon
and
floor
also
being
damaged.
Mrs.
Nickerson
put
the
fire
out
herself.
There
was
Insurance.
Founding
Of
New
Metlakatla
Will
Be
Celebrated
William
Leask
left
on
the
Princess
Norah
this
morning
for
New
Metlakatla
to
attend
the
fiftieth
anniversary
of
the
founding
of
that
Alaska
village.
Mr.
Leask
is
the
only
survivor
now
of
the
party
under
Father
Duncan
which
founded
New
Metlakatla,
Alaska,
In
1887.
A
narty
Is
also
going
north
In
its
own
boat
from
Port
Simpson
to
take
part
in
the
anniversary
celebration.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt
John
Boden,
is
due
in
port
at
1:20
this
afternoon
and
will
sail
at
10:30
p.m.
on
her
return
U
Vancouver
and
waypolnis.
The
case
of
the
local
halibut
boat
Vera
Beatrice,
which
is
charged
with
having
fished
for
halibut
in
Area
No.
3
with
an
Area
No.
2
permit,
nas
Deen
adjourned
until
next
Monday
in
provincial
police
court
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Andrew
Thompson.
During
the
visit
here
this
week
of
Capt.
Lionel
H.
Lindsay,
exam
Incr
of
masters
and
mates,
the
following
students
of
Capt.
J..
R.
Elfcrt's
school
for
navigation
took
their
examination's
for
freight
vessel'
master's
tickets
and
werf
successful
In
passing:
Ivor
Wick,
Harry
Hansen,
Carl
Bygdnes.
Franklin
Stewart
and
David
Ritchie.
Quite
extensive
repairs
are
to
be
made
to
the
roof
of
the
ocean
dock
here.
Work
has
already
commenced.
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
nower
tug
Daly.
Capt.
Albert
Erlckson,
re
turned
to
port
aat
midnight
lasi.
night
from
Welcome
Harbor,
Pov-:her
Island,
with
a
scowload
df
gravel.
The
outfit
had
gone
out
the
day
previous
and
was
held
up
by
stormy
weather.
C
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
with
Capt.
S.
.
Gray
ir,
command
in
place
of
Capt.
Henrv
Anderson,
who
Is
on
his
annual
vacation,
Is
due
in
port
at
7:30
this
evening
from
the
south
arid
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
RELIEVE
ITCHING
In
A
Minute
Ffa
Ui
mmt
itublmn
Itrhint
of
miu,
Uolrti,
pim4M,
ttta'
fool.
nh
and
tar
kia
ntp
tinM,
q'iirklf
vwM
tV.
IVnt
V
ftinlinc,
tnti!
I,
hniki
O.
D.
D.
PRESCRIPTION,
lu
l"ille
eit
tnctnt
h
irfiltl
tkta,
'
grrwf
ftnJ
jtaln-m
inn
U.
ik
i-tw
ilrhinf
'
Xtntlr
1
Mfl,,
l
i
.
rm
It-
mi
irk,
1.
a
a
a
rjitscRi
pti
o
h.
n
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Itasrnirnt
of
Exrhant
tUock
riioxn
S
THE
DAILT
N1W1
PAOrf
THRW
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
A
pair
of
Canadian
boudoir
slip-,
Just
arrived
A
new
shipment
or
pers
would
make
a
suitable
gift
for
:
brushed
wool
sweaters.
Annette's,
your
Old
Country
friends.
A
nice
,
.
,
J
'A.
.
assortment
at
Fashion
Footwear,
tf.
!
4.1
A
ii
..
U
I
i
FOR
coal
that
is
hard,
hot
and
clean,
phone
116
and
117.
Albert
and
McCaffery.
t.f.
!
C.
G.
Edwards
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
fof
Vancouver
enroute
to
Tranqiiillc
Sariitar-lium.
j
W.
A.
Hogg
is
leaving
on
this
ev-1
Lutheran
Bazaar
tomorrow.
Met-l
cning's
train
for
a
two
weeks'
trip
1
ropole
Hall
Homecooking,'
'f'ancy-i
to
Edmonton.
!
work
and
novelty
tables.
Tea
from
William
Stone
returned
'
2
to
6.
Program
8
p.m.
this
L
i
b
l
DIVORCERS
1275)
unmans
uum
ouri
inici
wnere
ne
Mlss
Alko
Satai
Canadian
borr
made
a
brief
visit
on
business.
He
Japanese
contralto,
arrives
in
the
says
things
are
looking
fairly
good
clty
on
the
princess
Adelaide
th
at
the
camp
and
he
expects
to
see
evening
from
Ocean
Falls,
where
It
settle
down
as
a
permanent
gold
she
gave
a
successful
rccijal
Wed
producer.
nesday
night,
and
will
be
heard
h"
Monday
evening.
Mis.
Damage
estimaTTd
at
about
$100
"ef
"companled
by
her
was
done
to
the
contents
of
the
res-
spon
S'
E'
Mlyake
of
idenee
of
A.
S.
Nickerson,
Fifth
Av-
her
accompanist,
Miss
S
enue
West,
by
fire
Wednesday
after-
noon.
A
spark
from
the
stove
is
believed
to'
have
set
the
curtains
urn
Constipation
may
lower
your
resistance
to
"colds."
Relieve
constipation
wth
Kpllogg's
AtL-IJRAK,
Tbls
food
aids
regular
habits;,.
Serve
All-Bran
as
a
cereal
with
milk
or
-cream,
!r
in
cooked
dishes.
Eattwo
tablesononfuls
mtmb-.
daily.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
DISCUSSED
Subject
of
Debate
at
Meeting
Anglican
Young
People's
Association
Of
The
regular
weekly
meeting
o!
the
Anglican
Young
People's
As
sociation
was"
held
on
Wednesday
evening
in
the
Cathedral
Hail,
Fol
lowing
the
opening
hymn
and
prayer
a
short
business
Session
was
held.
It
was
decided
that
next
Sunday,
being
Advent
Sun
day
and
also
the
Sunday
before
the
Feast
of
St.
Andrew;
Patron
Saint
of
the
Cathedral,
the
mem
bcrs
will
attend
In
a
body
the
early
celebration
of
Holy
Com-munion.
It
was
also
arranged
that
a
breakfast
would
be
served
In
the
hall
after
the
service.
The
main
feature
of
the
evening
was
a
debate
on
the
subject:
"Resolved
that
the
liberalization
of
the
divorce
laws
would
be
In
the
best
Interests
of
our
country."
The
speakers
for
the
affirmative
were
Dick
Kecnlevslde
and
Miss
Ruth
Nelson
and,
for
the
negative,
Tack
Storrie
and
Miss
Phyllis
Taylor.
The
jud?es
were
Miss
Joan
Cross
and
Robert
Yerburgh
who
"ave
their
unanimous
decision
In
favor
of
the
negative.
Both
sides
out
ud
very
fine
arguments.
In
summing
up
her
side
of
the
argument
Miss
Taylor
remarked:
I
"Marriage
is
a
contract
which
j
must
be
binding
In
tli
Interests!
of
the
race
first
and
.oremost.
One
of
its
functions
Is
to'rolcct
(
he
children
of
the
unlofl
and
so
i
he
future
woJlln?
ofvthe
country
is
deoendeW'
on
ItMl
would
venture
to
'fuVsest
'hatS
the
'remedy
lies
not
In
liberalizing
'the!
divorce
liv
hnt
in
the,
tightening
up
of
the
marriage
Tjaws.
Fur
country
e
.
tor
'WlfJw
lH
Miff
evPr.l.'.
L
toD.
it
WQMMfi
IH
UeV
"
,
,t
every
,",r,.a
W'
"
'
I
V
VJordm4
Program
Of
Music
Clubpn
Wednesday
Wednesday
afternoon's
program
at
the
iiiHies'
Music
Club
Guest
Day
m'etirig
Wednesday
Included
the
following.
Items:
Etf
Vocals;Splos,
"Flower
Song"
from
FaustCdiinod)
and
"Asra"
(Ru-!
cnstelft
Mrs.
R.
O.
Large.
i
Seleci6n'1fbr
two
pianos,
"March"
2
4'rom
"Nctcrcker
Suite"
(Tschalk-
?
cwskyj.'
Its:
E.
J.
Smith
and
Miss
5
MargaMcCaffery.
Ladlc'sV
Chorus,
'
Waltz
of
the
FlowcrWTfchaikowsky),
Mrs.
R,
vi.
Large?,
;Mrs.
Bernard
Lundahl,
lrs.
Hr
tf.
Brockleeby,
Mrs.
W.
L.
Stamford;
Mrs
T.
A.
Mc
Waters,
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnston,
Mrs.
P.
C.
Miller
and
Mrs.
CE.
Cullln.
Piano
solo,
"Andante"
(Moderato
from
Fiwrth
Symphony)'
(Brahms),
Mrs;
H.
O.
Johnsen.
Vocal:
s'olo;
"Soft
Footed
Snow"
ST.
CHARLES
MILK
9
&
V
V
Strickland)'.
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnston.
V
?
Selection
ifor
two
pianos,
"Russian
jSj?
Dance'.tiTschalkowsky)KMrs.
W.
L.12?
Stamfota.and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith.
j
VocaL
solb,
"Then
You'll
Remem-
M?
ber
MeBalfe)
and
"Cradle
Song'
Brarnnsl
Mrs.
J.
H.
McLeod.
Ladleji
chorus,
"Oypsy
Life"
(Schuman).
Selection'
for
two
pianos.
"Romance"
from.
"Arensky
Suite"
and
"Valse,'pus
15."
Mrs.
W.
L.
Stamford
ahU'Mrs.
Bernard
LundahL
VocaViblos,
"O
That
We
Two
Were
Moj-thg"
(Nevin)
and
"YouH
Oet;Hcfeb'Llckin,"
(Clarke).
Mrs.
.
H.
Citrson.
Dalnjyftfreshments
were
served,
by
members,
of
the
executive.
I
i
JONES
Family
Market
hone
957
AND
Phone
9:
Fulton
Meat
Market
Phone
683
Specials
VEAL
RUMP.
ROAST
of
VEAL
Per
lb
FILLET
ROAST
of
VEAL
Per
lb
SHOULDER
VEAL
4
lbs.
LEO
of
VEAL
6
lbs;
BEEF
RUMP.gOAS-r
of
BEEF
Per
)r...
PRIME
RIB
ROLL
Per
IpV
roT-
rqAst
Per
lb.
1
he
wise
reformer
who
w6u1d
cfe-
SHORT
RIBS
vate
and
protect
the
family,
the
3
lbs,
'.
'
centrp
of
the
nroblm
Is
marrlaee
HAMBIXRdER
STEAK
and
not
divorce,
An
Increase
In
Per
fti.
-
haopy,
wholesome
marriage,
Is
th
'
onlv
permanent
VyuUo
VtAour
'
'"'
'S
:
,'AMB
divorce
nroblenV.
ADiej'Tlite
LEO
oh.UMD.
crime,
is
fearful
evidence
that
pur
pcr
H.'
clvili7a)lon
is
developing
to
a
point
SHOULDER
of
LAMB
of
strain
where
there
Is
aspeclal
Per
lb,..:.
...
need
or
slrcnstncnmg
theweak-
ness
aisciosea
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using
oursoclar
resources
to
encourage,
sancO
wavs
of
living."
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Following
the
meeting
.-refresh,,
ments
were
served,
vby
Misses
Ruth
Nelson
and
Je3h
McLean,
.
I'OKK
LEGS
of
PORK
Per
lb,
SHOULDER
of
PORK
Per
lb.
Phone
C83
BONED.
and
ROLLED
SHOULDER
VEAL
Per
lb;.
18c
25c
50c
$1.00
20c
15c
18c
10c
25c
25c
j
25c
15c
22c
18c
Boys!
Girls!
listen
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The
Better
Irradiatecf
Evaporated
Milk
Si
You
are
invited
to
visit
Toy
Ian
REGAL
SHOP
New
Thrill
in
RADIO
Enjoy
the
belter
Short
Wave
reception
of
K.C.A.
Victor.
See
and
hear
the
new
1938
models
NOW.
Your
present
radio
taken
as
first
payment
EASY
TERMS
on
the
balance.
This
Christmas
hear
the
best
on
R;C.A.
Victor.
R.C.A.
VICTOR
Radio
with
Automatic
Tun-in";
from
$72.!)!)
up.
Arrange
For
a
Demonstration
Without
Obligation
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
rilONF.
657
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
31
Tor
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
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