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nd
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lee
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or
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buy.
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Edlion
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Lamps
thai
stay
brigkUr
longer
and
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all
tkt
light
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pay
for.
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a
supply
at
today's
now
low
prices.
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Mr-
8
Beaudln
of
Terrace,
who
I
Jff
v
ha-
brenoni
brief
trip
to
Vancou-I
IndllierenCe
IS
v
irnved
In
the
rlty
on
the
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ntprtor
on
thl
erentnit
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train
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II.
C.
Payrolh-
Flakey
Tender
Biscuits
w
rmbylerian
PaMar
Enmerate
Forces
Which
Are
Militating
AtainU
ChrUtlanlty
The
curse
of
Indifference,
in
this
community
as
well
as
elsewhere.
wa
one
of
the
greatest
forces
,tou
in
morning
service
Flrstf
Presbyterian
Church
yesterday.
umer
Anti-unrtailan
forces
tre
itreed.
pride,
enmity,
fear
and
pre-
i
and
It
adds
greatly
to
thi
J"u,cc
M1U
UP,ore
uea
.
it
writes
Mrs
T
"It
makes
vere
no
dlstlnctJons
between
,
tea
blscutu.
so
twder
and
n
,uch
,cokr
na.llonaUty.
There
were
only
two
classes
of
men
r,
v
they
melt
in
your
mouth.
Christ
in
their
live
and
those
who
had
not.
Mr.
Funston
deplored
the
1tAmntv
t
nlaMt
Atkst
AAna44eA
liuirh
cneaper
In
price
than
"
7
Uo
Mon
ChriUan
Uv,n
-r,am
I
can
give
my
family
they
like
and
still
keep
'
i
un
bitdaet
"
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
Of
Coune
C.
X.
B.
TKAIXS
For
the
Fal
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
pjn.
From
the
East-Tuesdays.
Tliursdays
and
Saturdays
11
p.hi
TUNE
in
the
WORLD
U.C.A.
Victor
Radio
Facilities
Provide
the
Finest
Uadio
Receiver
A
Nation-Wide
Broadcasting
Service,
and
in
Addition
Surprisingly
Easy
Terms
,9M
KI.ECTUIC
MOntl.
Vtom.
up
K.C.A'.
Victor
Has
All
the
Latest
Features
$29.95
1930
IIATTFIIY
()l'i:UATi:i)
MODCI.S
(Including
COQ
QCC
b;ittcrteai.
From,
up
$&UVO
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'
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-j"
.
.
,
.
;
Surprise
Party
On
Anniversary
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ite
Kelsey
Are
j
Honored
by
Frlendi
On
Satnr-!
day
Kvenlnf
'
About
twenty-five
friends
gath.
ered
Saturday
night
In
a
surprlss
party
upon
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
R.
Kelsey.
Fifth
Avenue
East,
the
occasion
being
their
ninth
wedding
anniversary.
The
evening
was
hap-'plly
spent
In
playing
cards
and
fuli
Justice
was
done
to
excellent
refreshments
hmimht
Vvw
Ik.
.
Now
that
we
have
a
new
Pope,
a
new
wheat
policy
in
Canada,
a
new
i
'ournal
wtU
notice"
new
line
ofi
idvertlslnt
telling
how
successfully
to
carry
on
the
business
of
a
pro-reslonal
hobo
and
make
money
at!
it
LOCALS
Nordkap
Meeting
Tonight
at
I
Canac:n
Legion
BES.L.
Execu
tlve
meeting
tonight.
Monthly
meeting
Wednesday.
53
tessor.
sailed
last
nisht
on
the
Ca.
;
company
assembled,
J.
E.
Morris
'
tala
for
a
trip
to
Stewart
on
official
made
the
presentation
of
a
"hind
some
bouquet
to
the
bride
of
nine
years
ago.
Man
in
the
Moon
duties
N
icht
Coughs
jc
to
colds...
checked
Ithout
"doling".
VICKS
VAPORUB
ju
s
cm.
all
and
daughter.
Mar-
,
spirit
In
Prince
Rupert
and
a
new
jorie.
Tetuined
to
the
city
on
Sat-
leellng
of
optimism
we
can
expect
urday
evenuvrs
tram,
accompanied
to
see
things
move.
by
Miss
Evelyn
Yule,
after
spend
lt
ling
a
holiday
as
the
guest
of
Mrs
Old
Man
Winter
seems
to
riv-iYuIe
at
Port
Edward.
ing
hard.
It
may
be
several
weeks
yet
before
he
Is
finally
Interred.
'
Edward
Edlund.
for
many
I
years
a
rancner
ai
Miaaie
Kiver.
police,
will
be
the
speaker
at
th
Kn
rvnft
nronv
i.
t
1.1
regular
monthly
dinner
meetlm
r
'Landry
s
shoes!
He
will
find
them
prince
RuD!"
Juntor
crvamb'
a
nicely
polished
pair,
made
of
kid
01
cemmeree
tomorrow
nistni.
n-and
with
velour
trimmings.
We
avb
tf
be
"Palrols
in
the
North
"
are
all
hoping
he
nils
them
well.
Thf
buMne
oortlon
of
the
meet-
Ing
wlH
Include
the
presentation
of
Jake
sayi
he's
been
reading
tome
reporU
cn
a
nb'r
of
matters
In-Of
the
Utile
article
abaut
artver-
cludlnr
rin
elean-uo.
housfn-tilnt
nlrn-
lW"
nUe.
snowball
frolic
and
he
k
wondering
if
he
twld
buy
a
little
soace
to
adver-
anrt
mne-e-
nort
day
in'
IVf
hU
business
He
li
a
hum
and
,nn
nI
10C1'
rP"Tr"
"
vtctori-
M
he
been
for
tnf
tttimi
ll?
wn
ana
wnrw
aKatnU
which
Chitlanltv
hrt
to'hp
hiding
his
ChrUUanlty
had
lli
.
toj,.
,
btwhel
,m
Latent
new
members
of
the
Junior
i
j
rn
snm
Intend
declared
Rev.
II
O.
".JVfTJi
Chamber
of
Conferee
are
Alt
rviM
a
at
r
imrt
..
iwh
...
.
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4...
a
u,.
...
Hiveii
ana
j.
a.
cnneu.
'"j
muni
wt
uus
nmropouian
Hotel
Arrivals
Savoy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Prcvost.
Met-
ilakatla;
J.
Reld
and
Joe
Trottler.
At
a
dinner
recently
one
of
the,eity;
l.
Freestad.
Victoria:
H.
Mll-loasu
ran:
-Womanl
Without
her.ter,
Remo:
Mrs.
Q.
h
Brooker.
man
1
a
brute,:
but
the
composl-
Terrace:
Jack
Bennett.
Porcher
tor
et
it
up
as:
"Woman,
without,
island;
Mrs.
S.
Beudln.
Terrace,
her
man,
is
a.
brute".
The
next
day
j
Koval
the
proof
rmidor
was
murdered.
w.
Huck.
Vancouver:
C
Marr
and
W.
O.
Glover.
Barrett
Point;
It
reems
that
nobody
Is
quite
sure
Percy
Crummey.
Barrett
Point.
no
u
is
mam
ruung
uerraany
to-
Bert
Smythe.
T.
A.
Dowing.
R
loy.
At
any
rate
he
Is
a
good
1ml
t&Uon
of
Adolf
Adolf,
It
srems.
was
murdered
Just
quietly
put
away
Robinson
and
Ted
Daniels,
city.
Prince
Rupert
R.
J.
Carson
and
H.
T
Silver-thorn,
Blllmor:
J.
McCubbln,
Pacific:
L.
F.
Chapman.
Spokane:
uui
n
aouoie
quietly
stepped
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Wlnthers,
Topley:
into
his
shoes
s.
B.
Nordhus,
Vancouver:
J.
B.
Comintern
forces
to
stay.
Barclay.
Blllmor:
A.
Miller,
Namu
Central
But
the
world
goes
on
as
before
Charles
Hill
and
J.
Ralnelt,
city;
And
nobody
takes
the
trouble
Charlie
Anderson.
Digby.
C.
Clos-To
se
if
it's
Hitler
who
worries
ter.
Blllmor:
P.
Martin,
city:
A.
u'rld
Hadland
and
M.
Hanberg,
Oona
Or
Just
his
troublesome
double.
?lver.
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
1
t
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvrc
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
-Keeps
for
Weeks
ln
Refrlnerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
!
I;
Prince
Rupert
Co.
ltd.
British
Colombia
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
j
it
oitiCD
Pasteurized
Milk
J
DULULK;
valentin
dairy
Optometrist
(
j
rilONa
1
RT,,
ptn
BMt
Salvation
Army
Young
People's
Annual
Sunday
Varied
Programs
at
Different
Ser
vices
at
Citadel
Yesterday
i
Large
crowds
were
in
attend-
The
Monarch
Wool
Cd.
have
glv-
ance
at
all
services
held
yesterday
en
their
agency
to
the
Dollar
Store
Jn
connection
with
the
Young
for
Prince
Rupert
District.
tf.
Peoples
annual
Sunday
at
The
I
Salvation
Army.
SPECIAL!
This
week
only
two
In
the
morning
Captain
Ivan
for
one
at
the
Ideal
Cleaners.
All
Halsey
was
In
charge
and
spoke
orders
cash
on
delivery.
55
"regarding
the
decision
that
Moses
had
to
make.
He
Impressed
upon.
person
was
being
called
upon
to
make
this
decision
as
to
whether
they
"would
choose
to
suffer
affliction
with
the
people
of
God
rather
than
enjoy
the
pleasure
of
sin
for
a
season."
Various
young
people
were
in
charge
of
different
1
parts
of
the
service.
The
program
given
by
the
younger
people
in
the
afternoon
was
a
great
success.
Items
of
both
musical
and
vocal
nature,
interspersed
with
elocutionary
numbers,
were
of
Interest
to
all
present.
The
prizes
for
attendance
at
the
TSun-day
School
during
the
year
were
presented
at
this
gathering.
At
the
evening
service
the
younger
people
were
well
to
the
front.
Musical
numbers
were
given
by
Arthur
Troftager.
Asbjurg
An-tonsen.
Ruth
and
Alfred
Jones.
Jake
says
the
story
that
Uckled
Minnesota,
and
an
nucle
of
Albert
7
i"
.
ZTZS
t
one
one
about
ahont'T
Eimnd.
foreman
ror
Government
.
w
him
.last
week
was
that
j
English
motor
coaches
that
stop
Telegraphs
here,
died
recently
a'
I
now
and
then
to
let
the
passengers
uldJle
Kver.The
late
Mr.
Edlund
get
off
and
drink
until
all
are
well'wa
i
ln
Sweden
ln
,8M
and
(loaded.
He
has
already
started
to
had
lived
ln
America
since
he
was
(save
enough
money
to
go
to
Eng-
e'SHeen
years
of
age.
land
and
Join
one
of
those
motor!
coach
parties.
I
Inspector
C.
O.
Barber,
provincial
wmiam
Hlldebrand.
The
Strinir
Band
was
nresent
and
accompanied
the
singing.
Beaver
To
Be
Trapping
Permitted
Sean
Beirt?
Opened
In
Alberta
This
Winter
Owint
To
Failure
In
Other
Lines
EDMONTON.
March
6:
CP
Ks
a
measure
of
compensation
for
the
noor
trapping
season
this
winter,
the
beaver
season
win
be
opened
between
April
1
and
May
15
this
vear.
It
is
announced
bv
the
Al
berta
povernrrent.
This
applies
to
a
district
in
the
Peace
River
area
10.
33
Taxi
Offers
Von
a
1929
Heated
7-Pas.senger
Car
at
Your
Service
Phone
35
TAXI
dressmaking
jl
Tailoring
and
Remodelling
J.
'
i
KIMI
UTEDE
'i
j;
Phone
Blue
916
203
3rd
Ave.
Jj
Announcements
All
advertisements
m
thb
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Eagles'
Bridge
March
8.
S.
O.
N.
Springtime
Dance
March
Rod
and
Oun
Annual
Meeting
March
13.
16.
Orange
Bridge
and
Dance
March
Presbyterian
Shamrock
Tea
March
17.
St.
Patrick's
Supper,
CathoVc
Hall
March
17.
Varden's
Play
March
17.
United
Tea
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kergln's
March
23.
S.
O.
N.
Fishermen's
Farewe'l
Dance,
March
23.
mil
60
Tea
March
25.
High
School
Spring
Plays
March
24,
25.
"Queen
Mary"
Tea
Mrs.
Parkin's
Easter
Monday.
Prince
Rupert
Operatic
Society
presents
The
Mikado"
April
(12.
13
Capitol
Theatre.
Presbyterian
Easter
Sale,
April
20.
C.
N.
R.
A.
Annual
Ball,
Moose
Hall..
April,
2U.
Bt.
PeUr's
Sale
May
4.
Timely
Recipes
HALIBUT
AND
KIDNEY
PIE
One
pound
halibut
or
one
tin
chicken
haddie.
salt
and
pepper,
2
tablespoons
butter,
2
tablespoons
flour,
l
cupfuls
water,
1
small
onion,
chopped,
1
beef
kidney,
baking
powder
biscuit
dough.
Place
the
halibut
on
a
rack,
sprinkle
with
salt
and
pepper
and
cook
over
boiling
water
until
tender.
6
to
10
minutes,
depending
on
tne
thickness.
Separate
Into
flakes.
Wash
and
SDlIt
the
kidnev
re
move
the
core
and
membrane
and
cut
into
sections
Cover
with
cold
salt
water
and
let.
stand
for
half
WMm
vj
"jU
:
j
P
4
ox.
bottle
75c
fSfAJZZ
Ocoal
evernzned.
r
an
hour.
Drain
and
cook
In
the
butter
for
2
or
3
minutes.
Add
the
flour
and
cook
from
2
to
3
minutes
jleely
browned.
Add
the
wntpr
chopped
onion
and
seasonings.
cover
ana
simmer
ror
15
minutes.
Add
the
flaked
halibut
and
turn
the
mixture
into
a
deep
baking
dish.
Roll
bakinir
dough
to
one-third
Inch
thickness,
cut
with
a
medium
cutter
and
place
biscuits
on
top
0f
the
mixture
In
the
baking'
dish.
Bake
in
a
hot
oven
(450
detrrees
F)
until
the
biscuits
are
risen
and
nicely
browned.
Four
to
five
servines
j
Smoked
haddock
may
be
used
In
rTi
em
rif
tmllk-.a.
Try
a
Dally
New
want-ad.
Cut
extra
fine
to
snuggle
smoothly
inlo
tfie
paper,
lo
roll
quickly
and
easily
into
a
richer,
mellower
cigarette
that's
Old
Virginia,
o
more
satisfying
smoke
every
lime.
You'll
praise
the
seal-tight
pouch.
Like
a
Pocket
humidor",
it
keeps
Old
Virginia
always
fresh.
And
it's
so
convenient
you
can
luck
a
double
automatic
book
of
"Chanrecler"
or
"Vogue"
papers
right
inlo
it,
15$
Old
Kin-
Coal
is
a
clever
old
gink
He
works
pure
magic
in
a
wfnk
Hell
cheer
jow
moping,
drooping
soul
'With
a
ton
of
Phirpott
Evltt
Coal.
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
The
Best
Coal
in
Town
As
Advertised
on
the
Air
Antacid
Stomach
Powd
owaer
TV'
1G
oz.
bottle
$1.50
Ormes
Ltd.
r
Pioneer
Druqffiats
The
Rexall
Store
Phones:
81
&
82
Open
Dally
from
,8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
noon
till
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
till
9
p.nu
2
s