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POTATO
SUHPHISK
2
rap
p4t
1
rtr
,
Form
potato
into
tujK,
molding
them
in
palm
ft
han.l
and
patting
potato
into
an
en
thick-"
AM
paa
to
m
hitr
iiucr
ami
place
apoon-f
nl
of
mitt
urc
into
rarh
eup
rrntre
and
rloe
the
band
around
it,
putting
a
little
matlied
potato
on
top
to
rntrr
pea.
Koll
lall
in
em
mix,
the
in
Walen
eK
diluted
with
water
and
again
in
iruinl.
HaVe
until
lirown.
ere
6.
Reconditioned
Kitchen
Ranges
Used
Oil
Burners
Double
or
single
at
very
low
prices.
Used
Heater
with
Oil
Burner
Used
Standard
Underwood
Typewriter
Used
Two
Inch
Steel
Bed
in
Walnut
With
Cable
Spring
and
Felt
Mattress
Occasional
Table
National
Encyclopedia
Girl's
Bicycle
Boy's
Bicycle
Drop
Head
Singfer
Sewing
Machine
We
Sell
Cheap
For
Cash-We
Sell
Only
For
Cash
ELIO'S
-
Phone
GREEN
916
THIRD
.H'HNUH
WEST
I'UINCK
KUI'EItT
Don't
let
the
cold,
tere,
month
of
February
'fjt
Vtrdrn,
Buy
a
ton
of
the
coal
.
.
we're
sellintr
and
send
TO
'C-v
winter
on
his
way.
,
V
-
NANAIMO
IJULKLEY
VALLEV-FOOTIIILLS
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
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PliONES
(552
IIfTttrri
rmn
WrflHHI
H
IN
I
Squadron
Leader
T.
F.
Steven
son
and
party
consisting
of
O.
?
,44c
per
pound
for
halibut
llverr.
33c
for
black
cod
livers
and
35c
for
ling
cod
livers.
PI..
r
l
'
t
n
nnintn
tonower
ror
Briae-
s
hKIKNU
From
the
Waterfront
Ect
St
Night
Mrs.
It.
It.
Strachan
Hostess
In
Honor
of
Miss
Isobel
McXab
Braaiey.
C.
W.
Harris
and
H.
H
Mrs.
R.
R.
Strachan
was
hostess
Klrkpatriclc,
which
has
been
he.t
Wednesday
evening
at
a
delight
-for
the
past
few
weeks
engaged
ful
miscellaneous
shower
in
honor
,
in
reconnaissance
work
in
con-
,.f
x.n
rhoi
fev-.K
w
nectlon
with
local
air
base
plaas.
riage
to
John
Strachan
takes
ptec
left
this
morning
aboard
the
Royal
next
Wednesday.
Canadian
Air
Force
speedboat
on
The
rooms
were
tastefully
deoor-their
return
to
Vancouver.
Soua-
ated
in
ninir
and
n.i
nr.
.
ron
Leader
Earl
MacLeod
and
hL
Joyable
evening
was
spent
playing
engineer,
D.
H.
McLean,
will
leav
tomorrow
morning
for
Vancouver
in
their
Fairchild
seaplane.
bridge,
singine
arid
in
Karnes.
Prize-winners
at
bridge
were
Mrs.
William
Geddes
and
Miss
Mary
McNab.
The
time
for
accepting
the
ol-
During
the
course
of
the
eve-
fer
made
the
local
halibut
fleet
ning
a
table
was
brought
in
laden
(by
Parke-Davis
Co.,
pharmaceuti-
with
many
useful
gifts
for
the
,cal
manufacturers,
for
their
hali-
bride-elect.
but
and
cod
livers
this
year
has
Delicious
refreshments
were
ser-
been
extended
until
February
16
ved
by
the
hostess.
The
prices
offered
this
year
are
Guest
were-
fi
Man-
Tva.
Miss
Agnes
Guyan,
Miss
Zeena
An-'
tonelll,
Mrs.
Ole
Strand.
Mrs.
W
B.
Cook.
Mrs.
Alec
Strachan.
Mrs
I
D.
C.
Schubert.
Mrs.
Alec
Guyan.:
v.jt.
steamer
Prince
Charles,
Mrs.
Jack
Munro.
Mrs.
T.
Williams
Capt.
Nell
McLejyi,
arrived
in
port
Mrs.
Alec
Murray.
Mrs.
William
at
9:45
this
morning
from
Van-
Finlayson.
Mrs.
M,
M.
Lamb.
Mrs
couver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is-
Adam
Mcintosh,
Mrs.
William
lands
and
will
sail
at
10:30
tomor-
Geddes.
Mrs.
George
Geddes
and
row
night
on
her
return
south
over
Mrs
Mitchell.
me
same
route.
The
vessel
had
been
delayed
for
several
hours
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
on
this
voyage
north
on
account
of
snow.
Leaving
Vancouver,
the
Prince
Charles
had
a
capacity
list
of
passengers,
consisting
many
of
loggers
for
the
logging
camp
of
J.
R.
Morgan
Logging
Co
at
Thurston
Harbor
and
the
A.
P.
Allison
Logging
Co.
at
Cumshewa
Inlet
which
are
now
reopening.
LEGION
IS
IN
SESSION
Business
Meeting;
Last
Night
Fol
lowed
by
Cribbage
Competition
i
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of!
nn
ro.,i,,i
.
.
.
,
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the.
heduled
vage
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Em-
to
Alaska
ppr
w,nf
ampr,
PrinCCSS
P're
Servlc
L-P"
s
hld
Nrah
Cant
aTfi
L
mer
?"
ening
in
the
clubrooms.
President
rS
va?
,
i
th,
mmlns
Jack
Preece
the
chair
and
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
m
at
in
.i
,
.
.
'
W
m
01
mem
a.m.
for
Skagway
and
other
north-
uuuih
wnence
sne
win
rptnm
m
.
.
hrrp
npvt
vtn,..
7
liK
aPP"cauon
ior
regular
mem-passengers
on
board
of
whom
thrpp
j.
j
Hiwmhi,M
k.,.
.
wuuaie
ana
Marpoie
Hospital
Cheer
lab0Bn!
'
nation
and
fTom
James
the
vessel
here
for
the
north.
Miss
Margaret
Smith
Marries
uocai
t.in
Takes
Up
Residence
in
.Vorthern.Dntario
;,Uter
Marrying-
iocior
Nelson
and
William
J.
Goodwin
of
I
Terrace
for
assistance
to
their
comrade,
the
late
William
Stone
who
wa
in
the
local
hospital,
were
read.
,
Copies
of
a
pamphlet
published
'
by
the
Provincial
Command
of
the
Canadiart
Legion
and
containing
extracts
from
War
Veterans'
As
sistance
Committee
were
supplied
I
10
eacn
member.
The
branch,
com
mittee
to
consider
the
full
rprv,rt
Following
their
recent
marriage
a?
IU
recmnendaMons
in
detail
at
Sioux
Lookout,
Dr.
and
Mrs
o
meet
next
Sunday
at
the
club-B.
Bonar
Bussam
have
takPn'.m
rooms-
General
satisfaction
Is
be-
resldence
at
Uchi
Lake
Ontario
8
pressed
at
the
work
of
the
where
Dr.
Bussam
is
resident
sur-
co
"ee'
u
scon
IOr
me
ueni
Gold
mine.
Mrs.
TT"
v,ny
un-
Bussam
was
formerly
Miss
Mare-
,
chamPionshlP
the
following
aret
Smith
R.N.
daughter
of
Mrs
i
ommltiee
was
aPPointed:
J.
J.
RJ.D.
Smith
of
this
citv.
Bpforp
proceeding
to
Uchi
Lake,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Bussam
spent
a
brief
honeymoon
at
Winnipeg.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
10:
fCPi
Wheat
was
trading
at
$1.41
"8
on
the
Vancouver
m.irkpt.
vnctc-Ho,,
dropping
to
$1.40s8
today.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J
h
fprv.n
wvaa,
utlU
F
juage,
c.
L.
Younaman.
J
a
Aiipn
and
George
J.
Dawes
with
the
president
as
ex-officio
member.
Following
the
business
session,
twenty-four
members
took
nrt
i'
a
knock-out
crib
rnmiwtitinn
tI
I
the
finals
Jack
Frew
and
J.
Char-man
met
with
Frew
winning.
The.
affair
was
very
sucep.fnt
rit,
crackers
and
cheese
making
a
very
satisfactory
combination.
I
TAX
PAYMENTS
HEAVY
-
v..uW..t-
,n,y
aic
oAoivATOON
Fob
in-
ppi
Charles
this
morning
nnH
kI
T.
quK
tne
first
few
j
ai
OF
INDIANS
What
Deputy
Minister
of
Asricul-ture
Did
for
Stuart
Lake
.Natives
J.
B.
Munro
Is
more
than
British
Columbia's
deputy
minister
of
agriculture
to
the
Indians
of
the
Carrier
nation,
who
live
beside
the
dark
waters
of
Stuart
Lake
in
tl
.
heart
of
the
province.
To
them
he
is
the
powerful
medicine
man
who
"makes
musk
in
his
car"
radio-equipped
and
incidentally.
Is
responsible
for
t!-.e
return
of
the
historic
war
dagger
of
Chief
Quaw
to
Its
rightful
owner.
Chief
Billy
Prince,
who
lost
't
when
It
was
lent
for
exhibition
purposes.
r
That
dagger,
an
iron
blade
apparently
of
Russian
manufacture
which
found
its
way
Inland
from
the
Pacific,
coast
early
In
the
last
century
is
linked
with
the
white
as
well
as
Indian
history
of
British
Columbia.
In
1828
when
Indians
caDtured
Fort
Saint
James.
B.
C.
it
menaced
the
life
of
James
Douglas,
later
governor
of
the
colony
before
confederation.
Only
a
timely
word
(from
Chief
Quaw
stopped
h'a
nephew.
Tloeing.
from
killing
the
iwnite
man.
;
Chief
Quaw
used
the
knife
with
deadly
effect
himself
when
he
let
the
Carriers
on
a
foray
against
a
neighboring
tribe,
the
Naskhu'tlns
who
had
killed
his
father.
j
i
When
Quaw
died
the
knife
n.i.
ed
to
his-
son,
and
later
to
Chief
Billy
Prince,
whose
cousin.
Chief
Thomas
Julian,
Is
present
head
of
the
Carrier
tribe.
Billy
Prince
treasured
the
hlaH
and
reluctantly
lent
it
10
years
igu
nen
an
unnamed
person
wished
to
exhibit
it.
When
then
vas
no
sien
of
its
return,
the
Indians
told
Deouty
Minister
Muriro
and
with
the
assistAce
of
son's
Bav
Comnany
officials
thr
ii
I
a.
.
.
.
r
was
iound
In
Wtnnio'"
-ecentlv
and
returned
to
th
brown
hands
of
Chief
Billy
Prince
TELEPHONES
INCREASE
WINNIPEG.
Feb.
10:
(CP)-
An
grease
of
1.000
telephones
In
Winnipeg
during
the
latt
six
months
of
1937
was
reported
by
the
Manitoba
Telephone
system.
There
are
52
-000
telephone
listinss
In
th
,'..
book.
QUA
LIT
V
pWCE
SERVICE
Free
Gift
Tokens
At
MUSSALLEM'S
Groceries
Confectionery
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZarelU,
Proprito'r
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
nOME"
Kate
11.01
up
SO
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Rat
lit
Lf
II
ii
im
ii
mm
H
M
i
i
Mil
TI
M
Man
in
the
Moon
Prairie
people
living
In
Prince
Rupert
are
getting
fed
up
on
their
own
kind
of
weather.
Some
of
them
are
praying
for
rain.
Liberals
In
the
city
are
wondering
where
they
arc
going
to
get
another
Brown
to
carry
on
as
president
of
the
association
when
T.
W.
finishes
his
term.
Here's
a
chance
for
some
more
Browns
to
Join.
Someone
whispered
that
one
of
the
new
big
broadcasting
station?
for
western
Canada
was
to
be
placed
in
such
a
position
that
it
could
serve
the
Yukon
Territory
from
British
Columbia.
Now
where
will
it
be
located?
You
may
have
heard
of
the
maid
who,
when
asked
who
was
her
gentleman
friend
in
the
kitchen,
replied:
It's
no
gentleman.
It's
the
boss."
The
thrifty
wife
had
persuaded
her
husband
to
buy
a
small
cask
of
beer
Instead
of
going
each
evening
to
the
local
pub.
When
he
had
drunk
his
first
glass
his
wife
said
"Now,
John
lad,
you
can
reckon
you've
saved
a
penny."
"You're
right,
lass."
he
replied
"I'll
draw
another
one
and
make
It
twoDence
we've
saved.
At
thl;
rate
I'll
soon
be
able
to
buy
ye
a
fur
coat."
The
House
of
David
basketball
team
Is
tourinc
ln
Southern
Brl
ish
Columbia.
If
there
had
been
a
local
basketball
team
local
fans
might
have
had
a
chance
to
sr-.he
bewhiskered
athletes
In
nrrlrm
(here.
That's
our
lpss.
The
Dally
News
i.as
an
audited
'irculatlon
P.av
safe
-1
1
Ln.
1
SM
Snjf,
WHEAT
Is
made
from
H
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xmKZ''
I
,
,-u""m
n
unusually
beneficial
II
I
SHPHMiiSE?
linc
ofvl"li'''.rn'"era7
salts,
,,
tmlW--
mKUr
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I.
bohydrates
UA
and
proteins
with
th.
rn...
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r-
.
I
Thursday.
February
If
LAST
TIMES
TOMniiT
Last
Complete
Show
at
8:2$
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HALIBUT
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