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faoi
rouii
TEM
DAILY
NIW&
RECIPE
PfiAS,
FANCY
STYLE
2
tablapoona'luMrr
9
tahlrapMna
fl.ur
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pooft
aalt
l
IrupMfl
augar
1
1
tin
lUj.l
Jlj
l.a
J
til
rup
milk
fa.lry
ahrlla.
HmI
biittrr,
all
flour,
salt,
nilgai-,
prpprr,
mid
mi
MtU.
.Kdd
liquid
from
ihr
pea,
ami
milk,
IowIt.
(
joV
otr
lint
valrr
until
Ihick,
ulirriiif
rotiilnuly.
Add
ra
mid
liral
thoroughly.
Tour
Into
Individual
aire
rifh
pastry
lilli.
SrinLlr
with
paprika.
Serve
6.
GLENWOOD
HEATER
A
neat
modern
type
heater
in
full
nickel
trim
where
beauty
and
efficiency
are
desired.
Has
heavy
cast
linings
and
22
gunge
blue
steel
body.
Fuel
door
op-ening
S2ll,
inside
firebox
21x11,
overall
height
31
inches,
overall
length
30
inches,
shipping
weight
125
pounds.
For
wood
only.
Price
$19.50
Window
Shades
A
good
quality
shade
in
cream
or
green.
Size
36x72.
Price,
each
90
c
SOLID
WALNUT
Magazine
End
Table
A
piece
of
furniture
that's
an
asset
to
any
home.
Both
good
looking
and
useful.
12x21
inches
shaped
top
with
moulded
edge.
Made
with
two
roomy
magazine
pockets
underneath.
Price
$7.50
Used
Underwood
typewriter
in
first
class
condition
$27.50
Axminstcr
seamed
rug.
Slightly
used.
Size
9x12.
$20.00
Reconditioned
Kitchen
Ranges
From
$14.00
up
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1
BatT
SAW
AHEAD
IN
RUBBER
Harvey
Firestone
Capitalized
InterestHis
Rise
to
Fame
and
Wealth
manifested
by
the
people
of
De-j
trolt
In
a
rubber-tired
buggy,
which
j
1
he
was
demonstrating,
convinced
j
:
Harvey
S.
Firestone,
who
died
in
i
'Florida:
Monday,
of
the
dawning
of
j
a
new
industry.
That
was
In
the
early
'90's.
The
noiseless
feature
of
the
vehicle
at
once
appealed
to
all.
Some
with
broadened
vision
of.
the
possibilities
of
the
new
idea
realized
the
shock-absorbing
qualities
of
the
rubber
tire
as
compared
with
the
steel
i
band
In
general
use
on
the
wheels
of
all
vehicles.
Up
to
the
time
of
the
demonstra
tion,
Mr.
Firestone
was
concerned
!
I
about
the
rubber
tires
principally
as
a
means
of
selling
more
buggies,
in
which
he
then
was
engaged
as
sales
manager.
But
it
occurred
to,
him
that
the
success
of
rubber
tires
on
buggies
was
merely
a
forerunner
of
their
use
on
wagons
and
other
vehicles,
and
he
decided
to
devote
himself
to
tires.
He
established
his
business
in
Chicago
and
with
the
advent
of
the
automobile,
Impetus
was
given
to
the
manufacture
of
rubber
tires.
In
the
early
days
of
the
motor-driven
vehicle,
when
many
thought
of
It
only
as
a
crazy
Invention,
Mr.
Firestone
'clung
tp
his
belief
that
even
tually
it
would
become
the
most
common
form
of
transportation
and
on
rubber
tires.
First
Venture
Mr.
Firestone's
first
venture
in
the
rubber
business
was
with
two
partners
in
the
Victor
Rubber
Company.
The
business
flourished
until
it
became
Involved
in
litigation
i
i
-
-..
Akron,
Ohio.
Later
the
Victor
com
pany
was
merged
with
the
concern
,
that
owned
the
welding
machine
patent.
The
company
was
reorgan-
j
tm
lzca
oy
New
YorK
capitalists
ana
Mr.
Firestone
was
named
as
its
Chicago
manager.
After
holding
that
position
six
months,
Mr,
Firestone
sold
his
in
terest
In
the
company,
returned
to
Akron
in
the
fall
of
1899
and
organized
the
Firestone
Tire
and
Rubber
Company.
The
new
business
was
set
up
In
a
made
over
machine
shop
with
a
force
of
17
men.
With
the
rapid
growth
of
the
automobile
Industry,
the
rubber
tire
business
grew
apace
and
the
Firestone
plant
was
expended
periodically
until
In
the
boom
years
of
the
World
War
it
employed
more
than
20,000
persons.
The
company,
of
which
Mr.
Firestone
was
president,
was
one
of
the
largest
of
its
kind
and
he
came
to
be
recognized
as
one
of
the
world
leaders
in
the
manufacture
of
tires!
near
Columbiana,
Ohio,
December
20,
1868,
son
of
Benjamin
and
Catherine
Fllcklnger
Firestone.
His
father
worked
a
small
farm,
on
which
Harvey
helped
while
attending
country
school
and
high
school
at
Columbiana.
After
a
course
in
a
Cleveland
business
school,
the
son
began
his
career
as
a
traveling
salesman
for
a
grocery
firm.
He
switched
to
the
coal
business
as
hnokkppnor
fnr
a
flnlnmhne
firm
Warbler
From
Wales
Marjorle
Williamson,
17-ynar
old
Welsh
singer,
is
pictured
In
New
York
as
she
arrived
from
her
home
for
a
series
of
broadcasts
in
America.
She
Is
famous
throughout
the
British
Isle
as
a
radio
star
METLAKATLA
HALL
BEING
FINISHED
UP
The
members
of
Young
Men's
Benevolent
Association
of
Metla-
u,cl
?
u
t
u
,UU4"uuci
The
financial
assistance
is
being
and
after
an
adverse
decision
Fire-
u
tv,
.,..,..
..
I
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
February
8,
1913
this
year's
council
will
have
to
J
provide
for
a
large
deficit
from
Mr.
Firestone
was
born
on
a
farm
Jast
year.
"Only
sane
and
legui
methods
of
expending
monies
wii;
be
adopted,"
declared
Mayor
The
Family
Herald
and
Weekly
Star-says
that
the
Queen
Charlotte
in
regard
to
such
a
change
and
later
returned
to
salesmanship
;
with
the
buggy
company
that
eventually
led
him
Into
the
tire
business.
In
November,
1895,
Mr.
Firestone
married
Idabella
Smith
of
Jackson,
Mich.
They
had
five
sons
and
a
daughter.
For
several
years
Mr.
Firestone
and
his
intimate
friends,
Henry
Ford
and
Thomas
A.
Edison,
spent
part
of
their
vacations
together
lnj
camping
parties
and
trips.
They
were
accompanied
on
some
occasions
by
the
late
President
Harding.
C.F.P.R.
PROGRAMS
TUESDAY
I'M.
5:30
Opening,
5:54
Home
Folks.
6:00
Request
Program.
6:30
Daily
News
Broadcast.
6:45
Hoosler
Hot
Shots.
7:15
Cecil
arid
Sally.
WEDNESDAY
AM.
10:00
Betty
Brown.
10:15
Housewives'
Requests.
11:00
Keepsakes.
11:15
Message
Period.
11:30
Weather
Forecast.
12:20
Stock
Report.
12:30
Dally
News
Broadcast.
12:40
Monitor
Views
the
News.
12:45-Eb
and
Zeb.
B
Bella
Bella
Councillors
Albert
Humchit
is
Head
of
Villas
i
Young
Men's
Benevolent
Associa-i
Flection
Conducted
by
Indian
Agent
Gillett
BELLA
BELLA,.
Feb.
8:
Albert
Humchit
has
been
elected
chief
councillor
of
this
village
for
the
'year
1933.
Other
councillors
arc
Bertie
Humchit,
Harry
Humchit,
William
Gladstone,
Paul
Gladstone,
William
Dixon,
Caleb
Williams,
Henry
Mackay
and
Lav.'-
rcnce
Reld
(secretary).
Indian
Agent
James
Gillett
of
Bella
Coola
presided
over
the
election,
4
Norkap
Society
!
Holds
Meeting
Noted
Norwejfian
Musician,
Who
Died
Recently,
Subject
of
Biography
and
Program
Following
the
regular
monthly
meeting
last
night
in
the
Metre-pole
Hall,
the
local
Nordkap
Society
members
enjoyed
a
social
hour
which
was
featured
by
the
reading
of
a
short
biography
of
Fridthjov
Anderssen,
one
of
Norway's
best
known
organists,
who
recently
passed
away
at
the
age
of
sixty-one
years.
Some
of
Herr
katla
made
a
trip
into
Prince
Ru-
Anderssen's
Dert
todav
to
n'p.k
nn
finnn
fppt.
nf
sunS
y
a
given
a
coat
of
paint.
compositions
were
male
quartette
and
cedar,
shiplap
to
be
used
for
lining
ouiers
were
piaea
as
Piano
s010s-the
Community
Hall
at
Metlakat-;Peter
Lien
Prudent,
was
In
the
chalr
and
took
a
leading
in
la.
Recently
an
order
for
in
nnn
part
shingles
was
placed
here
as
well
as!e,
Presentation
of
the
program
4S
a-nrt.h
f
ipntrtnai
ftvro.
Refreshments
were
served.
thm.wnrt
ftvo
hnnrfro
fQt
nnJ
Business
of
the
meeting
was
of
'fir
be"1
rUti"e
"atUrc
and
there
was
a
grain
flooring
remains
to
attendan-
purchased.
As
soon
as
weather
per-'"00
mits,
the
Community
Hall
will
be
Tries
Dancing
stone
and
his
moved
to
partners
cll
and
all
the
work
wlu
be
done,
Affnr
Phlirrri
IA.A.W
VUUI
Vil
!...
n
i...
,
.
vuium-aruy
uy
ine
memoers
oi
me
tion
who
were
instrumental
In
put-
English
Vicar
Thinks
It
Is
Good
up
the
building
which
was,
Way
To
End
Sunday
Evenint
started
some
years
ago
using
the
Association
funds.
The
hall
when
finished
will
be
a
credit
to
the
com-
KEIGHLEY,
England,
Feb.
8:
munitv.
'
'
CP)
Aiming
for
"a
balance
in
re-
President
E.
A.
Lelchton
assure?
I
!18lon-"
Ilcv-
G-
WUks,
vicar
of
that
the
work
will
be
about
done
1Ioly
Trllllty
Church
here
is
ex-before
the
salmon
trolling
season
pcrlmenting
with
dances
following
ruSh,
Sunday
evening
service.
.
J
Declaring
too
little
religion
was
las
bad
as
too
much
he
added:
"When
we
have
fulfilled
our
dut
to
our
church
and
wh6n
we
have
done
our
spiritual
duty
we
can
rthen
have
a
clear
conscience
to
i
go
and
enjoy
ourselves
In
harmless
and
healthy
recreation."
For
the
first
trial
the
church,
which
has
a
scat:ng
capacity
ol
450,
was
crowded
and
most
of
the.
Mayor
Pattullo,
discussing
city
)
-ongregation
stayed
to
dance.
financial
affairs,
announced
that
WHIFFLETS
From
fhe
Waterfront
t
Frank
Watcrhouse
freighter
Islands
will
eet
a
direct
steamshH
Southholm,
arrived
in
port
at
11
service
from
Vancouver
and
thati'cIock
last
nlsht
from
the
souUi
Prince
Rupert
will
be
cut
out
ofiand
was
discharging'
coal
at
tht
the
service
to
the
Islands.
There
I
Philpott-Evitt
dock
this
morning.
is
no
information
at
local
Grand
I
Trunk
Pacific
Steamship
offices'
Unlon
steamer-
Catala,
Capt.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Central
Gus
Leighton,
city.
james
r
inaiay,
reiurnca
to
port
at
11:55
this
morning
from
Stewart,
Anyox
and
other
nortnern
points
and
sailed
at
2:45
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
and
way
points.
On
the
way
In
this
morning,
the
Catala
made
a
call
at
Port
Edward,
BRONCHIAL
COUGHS..
ovi
hiuion
lorms
soio-a
single
vr
reus
wh?
UCKLEY
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largest
selling
cough
and
colJ
remrdy
r
February
Sale
SIMMON'S
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-4x6.
Regular
Standard
price
$39.95.
CQ1
CA
Sale
Price
vOl.DU
These
mattresses
have
hundreds
of
inner
springs
MacKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
I'lione
775
327
THIRD
AVENUE
INew
Church
At
!
Simpson
Near
J;
Completion
Now
Grace
United
Church
of
Port
Simpson,
which
Is
nearlng
completion,
will
be
officially
opened
on
February
20.
The
people
of
Port'
Simpson
are
expecting
their
in-1
vited
guests
for
the
occasion
to
ar-!
rive
on
February
18.
;
Skidegate
Wharf
Contract
Is
Let
Victoria
Pile
Driving
Co.
(Jets
$11.-983
Job
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
The
Victoria
Pile
Driving
Co.
Ltd,
of
Victoria
has
been
awardci
the
contract
for
the
building
of
a
new
wharf
at
Skidegate
on
thi
j
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
con
1
tract
figure
is
$14,933.
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If
you
knew
Uiat
your
constipation
was
caused
by
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out
of
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wouldn't
It
be
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to
put
that
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Your
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may
be
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For
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most
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of
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Is
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lack
of
bulk"
In
the
bowels
-you
need
some
food
that
passes
on
through
the
stomach
without
being
digested.
Kcllogg's
All-Bran
supplies
this.
It
gives
the
bowels
the
bulky
mass
they
need
to
work
properly.
And
All-Bran
also
gives
them
the
intestinal-tonic,
vitamin
D
which
helps
restore
their
tone.
Eat
All-Bran
as
a
cereal
or
baked
in
muffins.
But
however
you
eat
It,
be
sure
you
get
some
every
day.
And
drink
plenty
of
water,
All-Bran
is
made
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