TAQT
FOUR
PHONES
18
and
81
1
pkg.
CORN
FLAKES
for
lc
when
you
buy
2
pkgs.
KEL-LOGO'S
ALL
-WHEAT
at
regular
price.
26
C
STAR
OP
ITALY
OLIVE
OIL
Gal.
HANSLICK
The
hand
cleaner.
Tin
SHAKER
SALT
Iodized
or
plain.
2
for
'
S2.35
wonder
25c
15c
FRY'S
BAKING
CHOCOLATE
For
all
your
bak-
IQn
ing.
ii-lb.
pkg.
CASCO
POTATO
"f
9p
FLOUR
1-lb.
pkg.
Fails
and
will
sail
at
4
pjn
Anyox
and
Stewart
whence
foil
she!
will
return
here
tomorrow
evening
southbound.
,
On
her
regular
fortnightly
voyage
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
C.
N.
R.
steamer
:
Prince
John,
Capt.
Nell
McLear.
OYSTERS
Silver
Crest.
Per
tin
r.
o.
box
575
Miissallem's
Economy
Store
'Vhere
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
GIANT
PALMOLIVE
SOAP
The
new
improved
soap
saves
you
lO1-
at
9r
iO,
3
cakes
LUSHUS
JELLY
POWDERS
and
FANCY
FREE
DESSERTS
Assorted.
GOLDEN
DATES
2-lb.
pkg.
17c
19c
PRINCESS
SOAP
FLAKES
2
large
pkgs.
and
1
Q00
sample
pkg.
All
for
EUREKA
BLEACH
HOUSEHOLD
AMONIA
2
bots.
...
and
19c
Established
1910
Independently
Owned
and
Operated
QUALITY
SERVICE
PRICE
FREE
DELIVERY
ON
$1.00
ORDERS
Two
Telephones
For
Tom
Convenience
Boat
and
Mail
Orders
Receive
frompt
and
Careful
Attention
is
due
In
port
tomorrow.
The
vessel
left
Skidegate
Inlet
at
9:30
this
.morning
for
Massett.
T
Y
llll
I
Ivlw
Miking
her
first
voyage
of
the
From
The
Waterfront
fef
n
on
Alaska
route,
way
with
freight
for
the
Yukon,
MODERNIZE
EDUCATION
(Continued
From
Page
One)
1923,
$21.85
in
1934
and
$26.10
In
sen
""W"!
In
the
low
state
1937.
Thus
it
was
to
be
seen
thail"
cuuca
wua.
education
costs
were
sUU
a
good
Under
ww
Philosophy
of
ed-
wey
below
pre-depression
figures.
ucatKn-
teacnln
methods
were
aii
r-
i
i
'
revised
and
nve
a
was
$30.50.
The
educational
debt
ln
Canada
was
$45
per
adult
whereas
the
total
per
capita
debt
of
Canada
was
$300
KnrKn
aLCiimcr
riinrpss
ni
ran
i
v-uuvaiiuii
wiiiuii
lii
'
J
,
Capt.
uapi.
S.
a.
K.
rv.
Gray,
uray,
is
is
due
aue
in
m
port
port
at
at
proceeded
yutecueu
to
u
discuss
cuscuss.
mrci"
I
.
.
m.
.
i
.
SOMETHING
DIFFERENT
FOR
DINNER
"WRITE
FOR
BOOKLET
CtARTMENT
OF
FISHEWES,
OTTAWA.
Fleas
seai
me
your
free
Dooldet,
"100
Tempting
fish
Redpet",
tfmi
1
1
5
(Plcsse
print
Ictten
plainly)
AHrist
I
!
FisI
chowder
Wm
mmk
MsfffM
5
5
enpf
enpf
of
of
diced
diced
Ttaetables
Ttgeables
ooiom,
ooiom.
car-rots,
car.
L?V
M
SJy
alH
too.
runup,
tunup.
jwaton.
ponton,
and
and
ouoide
ouoide
and
sad
eft'
InM
lop
pans
of
celery
suasciud.
4
cufi
of
ash
stack
or
boiling
witer.
or
enouah
to
com
toe
Ttgtublei
well.
I
ublnpoon
of
salt.
115
pounds
of
tik.
1
cups
of
milt.
2
or
3
ttblnpooni
of
butter.
Soda
biscuits
if
desired.
Boa
the
Trembles
in
the
stock
or
srster
nt3
almost
done.
(The
stock
if
made
by
taiaa
tbe
trimming
snd
skia
of
the
ash).
Add
the
ash.
cut
in
pieces,
to
the
eearablet
snd
fioish
cookie
t.
Hike
the
&sh
throe
gh
the
Tremble
snd
add
tbe
milk
and
butter.
Heat
e-eO.
but
do
not
boil
after
tbe
milk
hit
kern
added.
Scire
ith
todi
biscuits.
Serrrs
6
to
8.
Women
everywhere
in
Canada
are
solving
the
daily
problem
of
how
to
give
variety
to
meals
by
serving
delicious
recipes
of
Canadian
Fish
or
Shellfish
available
all
the
year
'round.
Whole
families
are
finding
new
enjoyment
in
their
meals
.
.
.
appetizing
dishes,
rare
with
the
2estful
flavour
of
seafood
.
.
.
rich
in
the
elements
that
build
glowinj;
health.
Nourishing,
too
.
.
.
for
Fish
gives
abundant
nourislunent!
There
are
over
60
different
kinds
of
Canadian
Food
Fish
and
Shellfish
from
which
to
make
your
choice,
and
every
one
of
them
can
be
served
in
dainty
appetizing
recipes
that
charm
the
most
reluctaht
appetite.
Serve
Fish
to
your
family,
more
often
.
.
.
watch
their
enjoyment
of
'
'
its
variety.
,
DEPARTMENT
OF
FISHERIES,
OTTAWA.
Chp
tkc&e
llerbtyE.
necipt
TJw
pluxratrd
rtriprl
re
r-f
intcj
in
hand;
sitti
for
rour
file
Cut
them
out,
snd
c
them
on
ttsndard
retipe
cards.
Oesced
br
a
itmous
dietitian,
they
ate
delicious.
'
vf.
,
sss
i,,.
m
THE
DAILY
Wednesday,
NoTembtM
a
tlons
and
mental
capacities
and
which
had
resulted
in
an
individual
flmrwf
Iflrtr.
Hom4
rwn
Vllimftn
I
.
.
.
m
.
a
eminent
had
paid
0f
this
$31.74
inl""w:u5
ror
power
wnicn
was
io
r
AH
uisuiuiea
uct
vdutuiu
mucuuuuiu
cusvs
had
declined.
.More
attention
was
paid
to
audio
Dealing
with
the
claim
of
some
I
vteual
aWs-
Tko
important
that
the
cost
of
education
perimodern
Invention
the
gramo-adult
In
population
was
too
much
phone
and
the
radio
were
put
to
In
comparison
with
other
admin-luse-
AWhoh
Canada,
so
Tar.
had
istratlve
costs,
Dr.
Morrison
point-not
kept
P86
wltn
tne
nst
ot
tht
ed
out
that
in
Canada
the
cost
of
world
ln
,he
use
,hese
uca
education
per
adult
capita
was
$22
"allsts.
pronre
was
neverthe-whefeas
in
the
United
States
it
less
heto
mad.
They
were
of
par-
.a...
-
.
...
t
ticular
iti
It
y
valiiA
value
in
!
culture
Hiiltitro
raisin;
and
fighting
propaganda.
Visual
aids
to
education
sWh
as
the
moving
nlptlirw
'
rrerft.'
nlsn
hpinp
in.
"We
spend
far
more
on
luxuries
creangry
used
and
were
of
great
includinc
amusements,
tobaccos,
aunimusge,
automobiles,
cosmetics
and
liquor
I
,u
j
.
i
.
.
Chances
in
Curricula
Morrison
went
on
to
deal
uiji.li
m
caucaimsr
ourselves
ana'
..
"-
our
children,'
asserted
Dr.
Morri-f11"
the
changes
which
had
been
made
in
currteula
-
-
in
...
line
vrith
.....
the
ouil.
uvrat,
A-UUUVa,
uuuur
OUKO
uus
'i
aiUllC
if
in
h
in
111
lil
i
I
f
.
a
T
new
PMJ
tY
philosophv
lrVt
XT
rtf
of
as4uso
education
t
i
rT
O
and
rH
37
amounted
to
$12.746,783
2h
i
also
s,Pke
on
tne
matter
ot
whereas
the
educational
cost
wasichanses
1x1
administration
and
$9,593,562.64.
"Dou
you
think
theni,schor
organization.
One
important
that
we
are
spending
too
much
on'move
bFen
towards
consoUda-educatlon?"
'tion
hirvd
areas
with
a
view
Educational
Services
brlne!ng
the
raial
chlIdrpn
rr
I
,
,
.
,
,
mticttocu
cuutauunai
auiuiiwiBr.!
Turning
to
the
subiect
of
edu-'i
..
j
-
.
,m
comparison
wim
inose
enjoyea
cational
services,
Dr.
Morrison
de-
in
the
city.
In
British
Columbia
na.cu
mat
uiey
naa
mosi
aecia-;
such
consolidation
was
being
work-
2ShlT0,a?d
U
WaS
out
ln
the
Peace
mver
worthy
that
this
improvement
had'ff,
,
the
AbboteJord
.KK,
o
i,
-
Sumas
-
Matsqui
been
in
recent
years
during
a
period
of
curtailment
of
expendi-iarea
of
the
Eraser
Valley.
Better
ture.
There
hao
been
advances
lii'educatinal
seirvice
was
being
glv-many
fields
such
as
pedagogy,
cur-!
en
and
there
was
greater
eff
id-ricula,
administration
and
adult
ency.
education
which
the
speaker
then'
Adult
education
advances
werp
also
touched
upon
by
Dr.
Morrison
Capt
H.
E.
Nedden.
arrived
m
oort
Tu"
-TA..W
..
.
Uqm
r.
wJli.
"
"
'
t7"aB"sy
Here
was
a
problem
which
had
i
"ie
auuui
ana
wm
sau
an
nour
or
were
io
o-;
piace
become
one
of
real
imDortanee
dup
uvVr
Sweirmver
arToIean'50
later
fr
Skagway
and
otherthechUd
and
his
indivadual
needs
to
the
depressio
KfJS
of
macS
c
couver,
roweii
itiver
ana
ucean
northpr
j.
and
caDaciUes
above
xiihWf
'
.
.
,
.
-
tj
"
"iuj
J
viiuui
"
iiuuwen
uuunni
more
mute
icuurc
ipistitp
mentation,
to
.
adant
.
...
thp
inHiirfHnoi
.
-
.
.
CJR.
freighter
Nootka.
Cant.!to
his
social
m
Z
.u"
1
".rcrapioymeni-
io
meel
,,-u
-u.Ix.
J.,
u..r:
J7...
M'U)
",c
wiuauon,
recreational
and
Robert
C.
McCeachy,
which
has
been
on
a
special
voyage
to
Skae-
T
I
I
,
1
M
weU
so
Physical
educaUon
centres
had
ciety
to
develop
the
individual
in
been
instituted,
correspondence
accordance
with
th
u-Pifaro
r,r
s
iu
was
in
port
early
this
morning
tojsocial
group.
There
was
a
change
Jects
made
available
I
tS
Dom"
ent
he
the
vessel
pro-
from
the
old
philosophy
which
inion-provincial
AJS
?
irataL
ceeded
f
to
Hecate
on
the
West
Coast.
worshipped
factual
information
'
..w
v,
w'
iramm8
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
and
disregarded
attitudes,
emo-
Ai
h
Mmh,.
u,'
"
cbw
MMUAiK
.which
had
proved
or
much
Interest
to
an
appreciative
audience
nt
members
and
guests,
Dr.
Morrison
jwas
heartily
thanked
by
the
presl-'dent
of
the
Junior
Chamber,
A.
W.
i
Newman.
The
Poppy
Campaign
By
J.
S.
WILSON
On
Saturday
of
this
wcel-'.
throughout
the
British
Empire
the.
Poppy
Campaign
will
be
at
its
height.
In
Canada
three
million
poppies
and
thousands
of
poppy
wreaths
are
available
for
disposal
An
uninformed
public
might
weU
ask
why
is
the
campaign
still
being
fought?
Who
are
ln
charge?
Who
originated
it?
Who
benefits?
It
Is
an
interesting
fact
that
during
the
time
of
the
Napoleonic!
Wars,
the
battlefields
of
Waterloo,
Dettlneen
and
other
nlacfts
haro
places
before
the
battles
blossom
ed
into
vast
stretches
of
scarlet,
the
scarlet
of
Flanders
popples.
I
The
late
Eari
Hale,
war-time
j
commander
of
the
British
forces.'
I
led
the
way
in
creating
the
means'
wnereby
the
manufacture
and
sale
'
or
poppies
once
a
year
would
produce
funds
to
take
mn
of
th
needs
of
ex-service
men
and
their
j
lamiues
wno
were
not
provided
for
in
any
other
way.
There
are
alas,
still
very
many
in
need.
The
Canadian
Legion
makes
this
appeal
once
a
year,
not
for
members
themselves
but
for
their
needy
comrades.
The
poppies
are
made
by
permanently
disabled
ex-servipe
'men
in
Vetcraft
shoos.
One
is
in
(Victoria.
The
local
branch
buys
'he
poppies
and
wreaths
there.
Then
the
profits
made
by
the
sales
locally
are
used
for
the
assistance
of
needy
ex-scrvice
men
and
their
families
in
the
district.
The
branch
mt-ets
all
expenses
from
its
own
funds.
!
This
year
the
Canadian
Legion
'feels
that
In
view
of
the
recent
j
international
crisis
with
its
threat
of
war,
the
nation
will
be
more
i
eager
than
before
to
show
P
thankfulness
for
the
deliverance
from
that
dread
tragedy
by
purchasing
freely
of
the
poppy
symbol
of
remembrance
and
a
token
of
gratitude.
The
Dally
Hews
Is
an
A.
B.
C.
paper.
KELLOGG'S
STHMAl
RELIEF
Thotuandi
hart
found
quick
and
Mir
relief
from
Aathm.
Hay
Fmr
and
Bronchial
troublet
in
th
w
of
KaUof
fa
Asthma
Raliet
You
can
reliar
your
ufferinc
enjoy
Ufa
mora
.
.
.
with
the
relief
this
famous
herbal
preparation
affords.
Kellogg'
Asthma
Relief
has
been
need
by
sufferers
for
over
60
years.
You
simply
lahaU
th
fumes.
Your
4imt
drug
r
ton
lHS1.00aUn.triasiMtM
tIMatia.
trial
siiefJc
Also
Also
obtainable
obtainable
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df
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form.
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1
NcrthroB
a
Lnnaa
Music
Uuth
Nelson
A.T.C.W.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
PHONE
GREEN
390
MORE
HEAT
FOR
Less
Money
Help
Support
the
Kegion
that
Helps
Support
You.
Think
This
Over,
Then
BUY
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
Answ
enng
THE
RURNiNfj
UUESTION
.
Our
Children?
JEAN
"PARKER
In
A
WAILMXO-
T,
wio
keep
their
children
norance
of
the
m,t
mt
of
their
youns
lives
Innocence!"
You
owe
it
to
jourwlf
ln,
your
children
to
tt
starkiy
beautiful,
htartbrm.
inc
drama
of
jount
iot,
trapped
in
the
web
of
Its
own
Unorancc
Told
with
tvt
delicacy,
startlinj
beaut,
ul
a
depth
of
imderslindin,-unparalleled
in
any
picia.-tU
recent
years.
It
is
0re
of
tbe
outstandinir
dramatic
ttnu-tions
ot
the
season
With
VILMKU
MACK,
.MINNA
(iOMntlL
(At
7:13
and
9:3i)
WE
DOvN'OT
IUXOMMLMI
THIS
IMCTL'KE
FOR
CIIILDUEX
A
1)1)
EI)
"I
EATt
KE
Meet
the
New
Mayor
of
NorU
Hollywood!
GLLNDA
FA
Rlt
ILL
As
Torchy
Illane
in
'HLONDKS
AT
WORK"
With
Barton
MacLant
(At
8:20,
Once
Only)
World
News
'At
7;M
k
i:X)
TONinilT
and
THfKSDAT
I-ast
Complete
Show
r-r-i-Jhj-.Ti
REX
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
S.:ra
WaUt
Line
Dowl
Fur
Ueserrations
I'honc
(51
RAW
FUR
SEASON
Commencing
Must
Unload
Larje
Stock
2570
Off
for
Cash
Come
In
and
see
our
grods.
Easy
Terms
Arranged
Goldbloom's
rhones
18
:
81-r.O.
Box
575
FOR
SATISFACTION
Try
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents
Quality
Groceries
Reliable
Service
Opposite
Canadian
Lcn
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
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Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rales
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Watfr
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
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