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WednMdy,
ytaA.
DENTAL
1
1
?
A,
...
SURVEY
;
if
Teeth
of
local
Children
Nt
In
As
y
Good
Shape
As
Elsewhere
1
J
"
i
Urjder
the
auspices
of
the
j
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
aid
with
ths
co-qpjration
of
the
Prol
-incial
Department
of
Health,
n
t
BETTER
G5s
Extra
Special!
CLEARING
LINES
Umbrellas
Lamp
Shades
and
Stands
WONDERFUL
VALUES!
Christmas
Greeting
Cards
j
,
ared
with
figures
of
a
similar
I
surrey
mad?
on
the
lower
raain-
I
ana
ana
on
Vancouver
Island,
this
i
wage
is
considerable
hiehpr
I
TMnf
n
k.
-
J
,
i
i
aiuiH
vi
uicae
tiiuurea
win
re-c:7e
a
report
of
the
findings
of
h
dentists
irj
the
surrey
and
I!
hooed
that
they
will
co-operate
"T
taking
their
children
to
their
'"nttet
to
have
these
defects
oor---trd.
thereby
nrtectng
th"-VC's
general
'health
for
'
the
"ntare.
;
"
.
At
th
TTfinoaeo.
clinic
the
Ro-
the
fade
I
chikireri
in
the
put,
7-Clcb
hope
tpjbe
able
to
ex
v
scnoois
here
by
the
local
dentists,
i
this
rvice
to
the
under-This
i
survey,
scaixarricd
out
as
a
-rtvileged
children.
fonnCation
to
the
dental
clinic
i
It
is
hoped
to
extend
this
sur-A
V&P
R"tary
Club
hopes
ro'--y
nd
service
to
kII
the
children
ij
hw,
in
operation
Tery
shortly,
!n
th
nubile
schools
of
the
coni-T.;
-fhp
snU
of
the
survev
snows
"unitv
and
if
the
general
ro-V
that
the
defects
in
the
children's
-ronton
-an
b-
obtind
on,
th
;
teeth
average
5
53
per
chili
Com-
part
of
the
parents,
it
Is
thouglr
SAVE
MONEY!
With
a
Free
Box
of
Fine
Stationery
With
Your
Initial
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
for
China,
Glassware,
Dinnerwarc,
and
Etc
MAX
HEILBRONER
I
a
Diamond
Specialist
I
o
0OHKH0O0iH0OO
11
V
fff'
BC
1
nr
1
I
Telephone
Bridge
By
Rebekah
Lodge
A
very
successful
telephone
bridge
wa.
held
on
Monday
evening,
by
.smVsrs
of
Rebekah
-Lodge-
under
the
cohvenership
or
Mrs.H.
v.
Tat-tercil
The
funds
were
In
aid
of
the
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
milk
fund
and
the
Rebekah
Christmas
Tree.'-
Prize
-win
ners
were:
Mrs.
A.
Wilson,
Mrs.
T.
Priest.
Mrs.-
C:
Currie
and
O.
B.
Church.
"
'
-
.
a
great
deal
of
good
can
be
accomplished
for
the
future
welfare
and
general
health
of
the
BETTER
FEATURES
8
K'ever
before
in
29
years
of
experience,
duriup
which
ABC
has'cmi.
tnbuted
more
worthwhile
advancements
to
the
washer
industry
than
anv
i
t
,
i
r'
"as
VUL"
onerea
a
Letter
value
than
ABU
Washer
Model
137.
Better
workmanship,
better
materials,
better
construction
methods,
and
better
features
all
go
to
make
today's
ABC
Washer
a
better
value.
Atk
for
free
dcnututrmtiun
in
a
your
home
on
your
vin
clothes.
.
v!
.
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
'.-V
3
'
WASHERS
Tmk
BefobA,
or
oer
a
quarter
of
a
century
the
nunie
"ADC
hag
stood
for
quality
and
value
in
the
home
laundry
field.
ABC
has
always
built
washers
better
than
iwai
i
necessary,
using
materials
of
higher
quality
than
ordinary.
As
a
'
result
AUC
ashers
have
become
the
utandard
of
value
by
which
htm.
dreds
of
thousands
of
housewives
measure
the
purchase
of
a
waslier.
Adventures
Of
Robin
Hood"
Is
Picture
Which
All
Local
Movie
Fans
Will
Be
Seeing
This
Week
Filmed
entirely
in
technicolor
and
starring
the
dash-in?
Errol
Flynn
in
the
title
role,
"The
Adventures
of
Robin
Hood,"
long
awaited
talking
picturization
of
the
beloved
legend
concerning
the
gallant
deeds
of
a
Saxon
noble
who
turned
outlaw
with
a
band
of
followers
and
plundered
the
rich
Normans
.
to
feed
and
protect
the
poor
and
oppressed,
4
1
f
t
IT
4
1
cuuicr;
mi
uie
-
AU.iJi
li.raiic
licit
tonight
cr
a
four
-day
showing
extending
until
the
end
of
the
wek.
While
several
of
the
well-anthi-ticated
incidents
contained
in
most
of
the
tales
surrounding
the
career
C.
N,
R.
steamer
Prince
Geore
Capt.
II.
2.
Neddcn,
arrived
in
port
on
time
at
10:30
this
morning
from
Vancouver.
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
will
sail
at
4
p.m.
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
evening
southbound.
The
vessel
brouehf.
north
a
fair-sized
list
of
passengers.
Broader
Function
Of
Church
Urged
i
Missionary
Address
Given
Before!
First
Tresbyterian
Congregation
!
By
Kev.
II.
G.
Funston
,
The
importance
of
the
actlviti
of
the
church
in
mission
fields-both
at
home
and
abroad
wai
emphasized
by
Rev.
H.
G.
Funston
In
preaching
Sunday
morning
at
.First
Presbyterian
Church.
If
the
church
was
to
confine
itself
merely
to
its
local
field,
it
was
falling
far
short
of
Its
usefulness
and
might
almost
as
well
cease
functioning.
There
were,
it
was
true,
difficulties
and
problems
in
carrying
on
the
work
of
the
church
,iocaiiy
out
the
people
of
the!
cnurcn
should
p
prepared
to
sacrifice,
if
necessary,
to
carry
hp
gospel
far
afield
as
had
been
Christ's
exhortation
to
Christians.
It
was
a
spe-ial
thank
offering
service
on
behalf
of
missionary
funds.
The
Junior
Choir
was
in
attendance
and
sang
a
special
selection.
Irt
the
evening
ilr.
Funston
continued
his
series
of
.sermons
based
on
"The
Pilgrim's
Progress."
Try
a
Dally
News
want-ad.
Riel
Survivor
Dies
Overseas
cr
England's
greatest
outlaw
are
retained
roach
af
the
stiry
in
this
.,,,
"
oicture
is
said
tc
be
original
in
p0!'
l6:J
form.
It
hasten
described
as
the
f"?
,0aJfer;
?
J"1
outstanding
picture
of
the
18
J1
"
...
.
.
Rebellion
of
1885,
has
died
here
screen
season
m
and
there
will
be
few
TI
v
.
.
.
.
,
.
,,
,4
dra'ln
a
Prince
Runert
people
who
wUl
not
flsabiv
seeTat
"
be
going
to
leart
once.
'SSf
f
,,
.
.
.
Canadian
government
for
sun-
SetUnc
tad
rosturnw
t
of
the
day
rtroke
in
Qu.Appf.n.,
ar
accurately
portrayed
and
there,
Val,
,n
the
b,,,
,
Fhnn
triumohs.
it
i.
said,
in
his
;toba
GrrnadiPrs.
nt
r7
o,S,C
?
Z
R,0b1?-
in
Oayler
went
?
x?i
X
!Uanf
to
Canada
as
a
youth,
returning
lovely
a,
Maid
Marian.
h
Claude
to
hSs
homeland
Just
before
.
""-'
,
outbreak
of
the
Great
War.
I
I
,T
;
r,
'
,eaT
but
one
veteran
,i
Ba.Rathtone.
Sir
Guy
of
GU-
fhht
carnal
.m
on
the
book,
of
the
TT'JFT
fltar
O-nwl'M
government's
pension
1nw
n-lL,ttte
tJohn-
Hireaa
h-re.
He
is
Troooer
Valen-I.
oth-r-Uklni
important
roles
tne
nruc
of
Bourn's
Mounte
nrtade
Melville
Conner,
Patrick
Bri2ade
Bruce
now
lives
in
New-.now
es.
Urn
O'Cor-or.
Herbert
cast'-
Ntol
nd
draws
a
oensior:
4
-uum
ana
Minia-.!
i.nve.
for
a
ninshnk
wound
sufferpd
in
r
.
SKIrmiSh
at
Fish
CrMk
In
AnHt
I
I
1885.
y
;
Whiff
lets'
iToA
Rrtfa""
jrom
The
wotcrfron
International
Under
the
direction
of
Capt.
Reg.
Green,
the
outfit
of
G.
W.
'Nickerscn
and
associates,
who
(have
the
contract
for
the
clearing
of
battery
sites
on
cither
side
of
the
entrance
of
Prince
Rupert
Harbor,
is
now
being
nn.wd
by
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.
boats
Pa.cn-ena
and
Daty
from
Barrett
Point
on
this
side
acros
to
Frederick
Point
on
Digby
Island.
The
outfit
includes
two
donkey
engines
and
other
machinery
and
equipment
The
clearing
at
Barrett
Point
ha
'
now
been
completed
except
for
burning.
Work
will
now
be
concentrated
at
Frederick
Point.
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
John.
Capt.
Neil
McLean,
is
being
delayed
by
stormy
weather
on
her
voyage
this
week
from
Vancouver
t-'
Prince
Rupert
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
I
ast
evenincr
the
ve
sel
was
reported
stormbound
at
nimshrwa
Inlet,
waiting
for
an
abatement
of
weather
conditions
before
proceeding-
to
her
next
call
at
Sindsnit.
Unless
she
has
undue
further
delays,
the
John
should
arrive
here
by
tomorrow
night.
Goodwill
Rites
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
HilUngwth
fmerlv
npstor
of
Firnt
Presbvter-'n
niureh
hre
and
now
minister
of
St.
John's
Presbyterian
Church
n
MdMne
Hat.
Alberta,
was
in
rat
-sik
Montana,
at
the
Arm-tstire
Day
week-end
to
nartlclonte
in
the
observane
of
International
Goodwill
Sundav
nd
on
Monday
at
a
combined
luncheon
of
the
service
clubs.
I
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