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Church
house
mtnt
at
whlh
a
number
of
inmri
THE
SCOTCH
THAT
CIRCLES
THE
GLOBZ
BOTTLED
in
Scotland
WHEN
OBDEBtfG
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roa
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rtsrtcnotr
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ct.
$4.85
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Ltd.
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Pioneer
Drutigists
The
r.eiall
Store
Phone
81
A
82
Open
Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sunda)i
and
Holiday
from
It
non
till
2
pjn.
'
7
p.m.
fill
9
p-m.
EXTRA
SPECIAL-Urge
Sire
EierrUe
Itook-Sewn
25C
blndlne.
hard
cover.
Regular
50c
ZiriJ-R
FASTENED
LEATHERETTE
BAG
fJQg
Very
useful.
Only
Dyn't
Fomel
.Valentine'
.I)ay-,February
14th.
Choose
Your
Valentines
Now
from
Our
liiff
Selection
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o
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February
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-proof.
itaan-rfof.
washable.
10
feet,
special
(iWSStrS
-Trantparent
colored
drinking
straws.
DriirlJvii
and
useful.
Pkt.
.
Free
Classics
Craft
Instruction
Dook
with
purchase
of
3
pkas
pkgs
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COOKING
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It
CI
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MI-NT-Urge
package
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sheet
iiorsr.noi.i)
wax
rArnt-
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pkg
-u,
CuiHinuous
15C
roils
DKNNISON
LUNCIIKON
SCTS-One
decorated
table
cloth
with
4
napkins
to
mtch
DI1NNISON
NAl'KINS
Large
package
VALENTINE
NAl'KINS
Large
pkg
40)
10c
15c
35c
10c
35c
15c
15c
15c
Sec
Our
New
Display
tKaek
of
Dennison
Fancy
fiift
Wmnnintrs
for
Every
Occasion
DADS
AND
SONS
JHNT
fTIPk'l.f0a.D1
"
Wttwiity
toj
(Continued
irom
Page
One)
ihake
badi
with
an
old
friend
in
the
penflrm
of
Father
E
m
Lerav
fathers
.and
sons
was
the
most
In
0.
id.
I.,
who
ha
payU2'lrlng
ght
ne
had
ever
seen
&rd
Tlflaee
a
visit
A
card
mr
m
held
H;Hw
T17
a
Daur
c)UUf,rd
I
he
hoped
for
more
such
evenings
together.
I
Ned
Tcbey
then
eave
a
short
re-
,port
on
ParUamentary
work,
based
tn
his
recent
visit
to
the
Boys
-Parliament
as
a
representative
of
the
Tuxla.
Trail
Rangers
and
Ex-.'nlorers
of
thte
city.
He
hoped
that
teach
church
would
form
a
group
which
could
be
supervised
by
a
central
group
jnade
up.
of
a
rep-1
resentaUve
body
from
the
individual
croups.
.Guest
-Speaker
Jack,
Davis
.then
Introduced
Itev
Durnfttrd.
,bo
asked
the
boys
td
look
at
their
father.
"That.
aid
is
your
father.
What
do
yoi
think
of
him?
He
differs
from
you
in
many
ways
in
the
tlie
o
collars,
shirts,
hoes.
etc
that
he,
wears
He'j
older
and
has
had
more
experience
than
you
experiences
that
can
only
come
with
years.
He
started
as
ahaby
too
but
he
also
made
the
best
of
his
opportunities.
When
you
were
a
baby
you
lived
In
a
small
.woridi
your
own.
you
found
a
chum'
started
school
and
If
you
could
sit
sua
long
enough,
you
went
to
churth
and
all
the
time
your
-world
grew
bigger
And
better.
Then
you
ooooooooQOOOoooooooooo&oooooeOQOQOOoooooooooooooooooo
met
a
girL
One
day
you
washed
Candy
Specials
Sharp
Aborted
Toffee
.
3QC
mkr
15c
I.ovc
Creams
and
Jellies
jLtjO
lJbu
I
j&
S.
Assorted
Chocolates
q
o
behind
your
ears
and
brushed
your
hair
without
betne
told
and
moth.
er
winked
at
dad
and
said
"It's
started.'"
In
a
few
years
you
will
marry
and
your
world
will
keep
on
growing
until
every
little
thin
in
every
little
part
of
this
world
of
ours
will
interest
you.
"One
of
the
lessons
that
ever)'
boy
must
learn
Is
to
take
it
on
the
Jaw.
John
Henry
Lewis
learn
his
work
and.
Just
recently,
proof,
of
his
good
work,
the
remains
of
a
church
was
uncovered
on
ihit
o
island
-.It
Is
ji
Job
la
Itself
to
find
5
work
but
that
U
defintely
the
first
task
you
must
do
when
you
leave
school.
A
boy
must
leam
the
lesson
of
responsibility
The
saying
'the
world
ows
me
a
living'
is
foolish.
You
should
accept
the
responsibility
yourself
When
dad
found
you
on
the
doorstep
he
didn't
shirk
his
responsibility,
He
made
the
best
of
it.
Don't
shirfc
your
responsibility,
follow
the
example
set
by
your
dad.
"Moses
said
to
Aaron.
I'm
going
to
the
mountains
and
won't
be
back
for
a
few
years.
I
war
t
you
to
look
after
the
people
and
see
that
they
dont
take
the
wrong
path
and
I.
want
you
to
lead
them
through'
their
trouhlex
slanv
vears
na&sed
10.
Announcements
All
advertisement!
in
.this
colli
mn
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
xt
25c
a
.word.
Hospital
iBall,
February
3.
Eagles'
Bridge,
.February
8.
S.OJf.
bridge
February
,9.
March
gan's.
1st
-Tea,"
Mrs.
J3ert
.Mar-
Legion
Women's
Auxlllary.Brld8
March
2.
Anglican
Spring
Bale
Aim
13.
THr.'DAttT)KnVB
things
for
that
son.
The
father
got
his
example
from
Jesus
Christ
ho
lived
the'greatest
rife
of
self-sacrifice
of
any
person.
A
person
never
gets
more
out
of
life
than
what
he
put
Into
it.
John
Bunyctn.
who
wrote
"pil-1
trim's
Progress,
once
said.
"A
boy
wanted
to
Jofo
the
army
of
the
King
of
King?.
The
Master
said
Everyone
will
laugh
at
you
and
you
must
gfve
up
many
things
that
nor-1
mal
people
have.
It
won't
be
mis-
j
erable
but
you
must
learn
self
sac-rif
Ice
If
you
want
to
be
a
Christian
He
then
listed
ajl
Jive
things
a!
Christian
cant
do
knowing,
that
if
be
was
not
a
Christian,
he'd
turn
away--but
the
bay
who
was
determined
to
become
a
Christian
said
that
even
though
he
would
miss
all.
the
things
be
must
become
a
Christian.
And
so
the
Master
put
his
name
down-
registered
him
In
the
army
of
the
King
of
Kings.
'If
the
Master
were
to
be
present
here,"
said
Mr.
Dumford.
I
wonder
how
j
many
would
be
registered
with
him.'
j
"So
always
remember,
face
djf-
-ficulty.
take
responsibility
and
re
member
that
life
is
great
in
propor-
.
Uon
to
what
jou
rnafce
it
In
all
things
remember-lie
who
would:
valiant
be.
Against
all
respensibil-
tty.
Follow
the
Matr"
Following
Mr.
Durnford's
address.
Mr
Jackson
moved
a
vote
of
thanks
to
the
leaders
4f
the
groups
and
praised
them
highly
for
their
work.
CON-
HOLDS
YD
U
BACH
You
cannot
make
much
of
a
sue-cc
in
life
if
you
are
dragged
down
by
cojuUpaliun.
Your
trouble
may
be
due
to
nothing
more
than
a
diet
deficiency
of
bulk
.
.
.
eating
foods
the
"bulr
Q
g-
which
wum
do
iw
not
uui
provide
nwKic
urc
iw.
Sbut
Moses
did
not
come
back
SOI
pteded
by
the
bowcli
for
regular
me
peopje
otaote
ureu
ana
mm-i
movemcni.
n
you
iudct
irom
wa
ed
all
their
gold
Into
Idols
which
conunontypeofcoQitiption,Rrtt
thev
worthiuDed.
After
man
wears.
tie
cauie
of
your
trouble
by
esting
Moses
did
come
back
and
went
to
Aaron
and
demanded
to
know
what
had
happened
to
his
people.
Aaron
said
that
tbey
had
put
the
gold.
In-j
to
a
furnace
and
these
idols
hadi
come
forth.
This
was
shirking
res-
j
ponslbllity
because
If
you
put
all
.
the
gold
in
the
world
Into
furnaces
no
gold
idols
.will
come
out
Another
lesson
you
must
learn
ts
to
accept
the
order
6f
self-sacrifice
For
all
the
years
of
a
boy's
life:
his
dad
has
sacrificed
certain
critp,
crunch
KeUogg't
ALL-ORAN
every
day
tor
breakfast
and
drinking
plenty
of
water.
ALL-BRAN
contributes
to
the
needed
"bulk"
and
is
a
rich
source
of
nature's
intestinal
tonic
Vitamin
B,
Try
ALL.
BR
AN
and
sec
bow
differently
you
fed.
FORGE
AHEAD.
WITHAU-
Toe
H.
.ValenUne
Dance
February
Toe
H
Bridge
February
IS.
United
'Mlaslonary-Tea
'Mrs.
Jen-
,ners
February
18.
Masonic
Ball
February
17.
Cambral
Valentine
Tea
Mrs.
S.
C.
Thomson's,
February
18.
HUt
it
tillstl
Is
tniii,
Cwalt.
it
pit
irsnr!.
Opening
of
New
Number
for
Service
and
Dependability
Phone
13
Taxi
Opp.
PAT
MAZZIE
Post
Office.
4th
St.
.
WWW
W.
V.SVU
W.WW
VUV
!
'
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Pbone
51
For
.Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C
E.
BLACK
DOLLAR
DAY
Saturday
WJiifflets
to
pledge
the
people
so
to
live
daily
agan
Lake
ear
baree
beinz
fabri
In
the
spirit
of
Jews
that
others
lea
ted
at
the
local
dry
dock
has
ar-
the
difficulties
and
not
run
away
1
who
came
In
contact
with
them
i
rived
and
good
progress
is
being
from
them.
Many
years
ago.
the
would
known
and
follow
them-
j
made
with
the
work.
Bible
says,
a
man
named
Titus
j
The
meeting
closed
with
the
sing-.
'
landed
in
Crete,
where
he
was
toil
I
Ing
of
the
Trail
Ranger
hymn.
"Just
"
to
repair
the
country.
This
seemed
1
As
J
Am.
Young.
Strang
and
Free
"j
a
big
Job
as
every
thine
was
in
aj;
terrible
condition
but
he
stuck
to1
I
Hotel
Arrivals
J
Savoy
F
Phillip
ajtd
S.
fikti
Edye
Pass;
C
Bauie
Reward
MUjej
JTrqttter.'
C..:y
,
Rojal
AT
Fraser
&
Payne's
After
.stocktaking:
we
arc
offering:
broken
lines
in
Underwear
and
Hosiery
for
ilne
whole
family
at
less
.than
cost.
I
AUoiDrajiery
Fabrics,.
Curtain
fcl
etc.,
to
.clear
up
at
attractive
prices,
Household
Linen
Sheets
and
J'illow
.Cases,
TjowcIs,
etc.
attractively
priced
See
Our
Windows
-Friday
for
Dollar
Day
Specials
ed
this
and
I
Imagine
that
ever1
of
a
the
1
co-operation
f
of
m
ik.
the
ehurthes
i-
i
I
Last
of
the
steel
for
the
Okan-
boy
present
has
had
this
lessotf
practised
on
him.
You
must
face
Clo&uiff
Ceresny
iKen
Hardlng.thee
led
the
closing-ceremony.
It
was
one
of
the
most'
Impressive
sight
that
many
of
the
fathers
and
soas
had
ever
witnessed.
Everyone
was
arranged
in
a
large
circle
and
each
one
was
provided
with
a
sandie
At
a
table
in
i
the
centre
of
the
circle,
three
can-,
dies
were
placed
to
represent
Christ'
prom
The
Voterf
ronj
and
leadership
and
co-operation..
It
.was
the
twenty
fifth
anniversary
1
xL
--
,
Catholic
ladies'
Tea
And
Sale
Was
Successful
Event
S
B:i
har.an
and
H.
J.
Bowman.
'uful
tea
teU
which
was
covered
W-u
ouver
S.
Arakawa.
V.
Sam-.
rr
ida
nnd
George
Wicks,
city.
.
Prince
Kupert
I
S
J
Mayer.
Smithera
.Central
;
W
Kieal.
Eddy
Pass
Mine;
Char-
'lie
Anderson.
Dlgby:
T.
Walk.
Ketchikan:
Elaine
Quiner,
Milwaukee,
I
Wis.;
W
Bailey.
Vancouver;
Mrs,
L
L.
Woods.
Salvus.
Knox
I
G.
B.
Ramney
and
II.
Roberton.
Prince
Rupert:
J
G
Davies
and
W
,M.
Hamilton
Winnipeg:
,G
Gott-
ifred.
Edmonton
CLEAN,
Well
apartments
FOK
UEiN'T
-
furnished
modem
Phone
Red
AU.
If
.Villi
SAI.K
FOR
SALE
5
tube
G.
E.
Battel
y
Radlo
193?
model'.
Complete
'
with
pew
batteries.
Drop-head
rotary
sewing
machine
(White).
Phone
678.
Apply
221
6
Ave.
W.
(201
FOR
SALE
3
awnings,
one
large
circular
heater,
pipes
and
stand
complete,
apply
Annettes,
(tfi
HAY
For
Sale
Anyone
Interested
please
write
to
Box
100,
Quick,
B.
C
(32)
WORK
WANTED
GIRL
Desires
housework
by
hour
Phone
Red
444.
(311
SALESMEN
WANTED
A
Salesman
to
represent
a
well
known
manufacturer
of
men's
and
boys'
work
and
sport
gar-:
ments
as
well
as
children's
and
ladies'
garments
on
a
commission
basis.
Must
have
connec-
lions
In
Northern
B.
C.
416
Shelly
Building.
Vancouver.
(32)
WANTED
WANTED
Large
used
cook
stove,
suitable
for
hotel.
Phone
Red
03.
LOST
LOST
-One
tank
wagon
cover.
Phone
or
leave
at
Dally
News.
(28)
with
a
handsome
lace
cloth
and
adorned
w;iii
bright
daffodils
and
ull
tapers.
Sen-iteur
were
Mrs
C.
J.
Harmon.
Mrs.
James
Forman.
Mrs.
O.
P
Lyons
and
Mrs.
Peter
DeJong.
Mrs.
Arthur
Murray
acted
as
cash-lex.
Mrs.
J.
Lome
McLaren
and
Mrs.
J
Frank
St.
Amour
had
charge
of
the
!bme
cooking
table.
There
two
rames-
Father
were
Jfighly
successful
was
a
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
held
yester-
Anthony
Meulenberg
winning
a
pair
day
afternoon
by
the
Ladies'
Aid
r
I110
ano
Father
Lantag-of
Annunciation
Church
at
the
ne
a
box
of
candy.
home
of
Mrs.
.E.
E.
Moore.
Fourth
Avenue
West.
The
attendance
was
large
and
the
guests
were
received
by
the
hostess
and
Mrs.
C,
P.
Bal-
lag
agno
president
o:
the
Ladies'
Aid.
U'i
Mrs.
M.
P.
McCaffery
and
Mis
IMiam
Brass
presided
at
the
bean-
ITCH
.
.
.
STOPPED
IN
A
M1MUTE
.
.
.
Arc
mi
uniHd
vi
:.v
iihinf
tortnm
o
tcmmi.rvim.i.iMtn
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m,oroth-r
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ffli
tuni
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Lis:
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D.
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rm.
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rtis6
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Nanaimo-Wellinston
Alberts
Foothills
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Telephone
651
or
633
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
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TUES-
T.S.S.
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p.m.
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Thurs.
a.m.
Due
Vancouver,
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Semi-Enamel
Range
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Allowance
up
to
$20.00
for
Your
Old
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If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Uiformatlon
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Itupert
Acent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
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Local
Raw
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