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Tthmtty
15.
1Ma.
has
the
goodness
of
prime
beef
and
that
Is
why
it
builds
strength
for
you:
TRY
IT!
Hot
Her
Price
$1.50,
Special
$1.00
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ltd.
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Ptoneer
Drutigtets
The
lteall
Store
Phones:
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&
JJ
Open
Dally
from
t
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
noon
till
2
p.m,
7
p.m.
Ull
9
p.ui.
A
Gift
of
Reading
AH
mcmlKT.ships
taken
out'
in
February
will
he
continual
until
March
31st
without
additional
charge.
Pay
7."c
now
and
read
all
you
can
until
March
:51st.
One
book
at
a
time
but
you
can
change
it
as
often
as
you
wish.
Take
advantage
of
this
Special
Offer
and
Join
Now.
Here
is
a
partial
list
of
Hecint
New
Itooks
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to
VANCOUVER
Calling
ai
Oceau
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vid
Powell
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Meals
and
Hertb
Included
Leaving
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Kunert
THURSDAYS
Hate
Effective
Nov.
1st
Until
Feb.
28.
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Limit,
March
31.
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p.m.
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if
,
tNTw
1
n
!
Mrs.
R.
M.
Wlnslow,
who
has
been
visiting
In
Vancouver,
returned,
home
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
George
thU
morning.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
B.
Church,
who
have
been
on
a
trip
south,
re
turned
to
the
city
Xroro
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
George
this
George
Eckerman.
who
left
this
ooooooooooooooooooaooogoooovooooooooopooooooooooooo
city
about
a
year
ago
with
the
In
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0
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0
0
DEFENDER
Hot
Water
Bottles
Urt,
J'rlre
11.25,
perlal
75c
MAJOR
Water
Bottles
V
frtHnn
rf
mrVnrr
V(
fiitnrA
hrm
w
mhh
vaa.
In
Albany.
Georgia,
Is
returning
to
Prince
Rupert
to
again
Join'
the
staff
or
Jtfward
Llpsett
Ltd.'
lie
U
expected
back
very
shortly.
Man
in
the
Moon
l
Its
a
fine
world
if
you
have
p
enough
money
to
pay
your
way
and
a
happy
home
to
go
to
at
night.
J
The
difficulty
Is
to
know
Just
how
g
much
Is
enough.
J
Notw
f
jus",
eer
think
we
have
too
much.
f
j
.
.
i
IIS
roe
people
no
nave
acarcciy
enough
for
themselves
who
give
something
to
help
a
neighbor
who
to
in
need.
,
Asked
how
she
enjoyed
the
ser-i
vice
at
church
en
Sunday
a
lady
re
plied
that
she
slid
not
.see
a
single
j
dress
she
liked.
A
woman
who
had
given
a
dinner
I
party
met
her
doctor
In
the
street
the
following
day.
-I
m
sorry,
doctor,
she
said.
"that
you
were
unable
to
come
to"
my
party
last
night.
It
would
have
done
you
good
to
be
there."
"It
has
already
done
we
good,"
he
replied,
tersely.
I've
Just
pre-;
scribed
for
three
of
your
uests.
Woman
off
to
attend
political
meeting,
to
frlendi:
"I'm
not
pre
judiced
at
all.
I'm
going
with
a
perfectly
open
and
unbiased
mind!
!to
listen
to
what
I'm
convinced
Is
wttoooooooooooooooooooooooopoor
ooooooooaoooooo&oooooo
fpUrc
rubblih."
A
small
ty
was
seen
sitting
mooduy
on
his
front
doorstep.
"What
makes
you
so
miserable'
a
rnenaiy
neignoor
inquircu.
Well,"
replied
the
boy
"if
I
had
it
to
do
over
again
I
wouldn't
eat
up
sister's
lipstick
even
for
spite
Actor:
"And
where,
madam,
I
perform
my
ablutions?"
Eagles'
Bridge
February
22.
do
I
Landlady:
"You
dont
go
doing
no
Derformanoes
here.
The
'ouse
'was
nearly
wrecked
last
week
by
a
troupe
p'
acrobats!"
The
oapex.
March
1st
Tea,
Mrs.
Bert
Mor
gan's.
I
Legion
Women's
AuxUlary
Bridge
'March
2.
Scout
Concert
March
3.
Rod
.and
Oun
Annual
Meeting
3
March
13.
Presbyterian
Sh
a
ra
r
o
ak,
Tea
March
17.
St.
Patrick's
Supper,
CathoVc
Hall
March
17.
Prince
Rupert
Operallc
Xoclety
presents
"The
Mikado"
April
12,
13
Capitol
Theatre.
Anglican
Spring
Sale
Anrll
13.
Presbyterian
Easter
Sale,
April
0.
St,
Peter's
Sale
May
4.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Elfert
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
thLs
morning
from
a
visit
in
Vancouver.
Greatly
improved
following
his
recent
illness,
Ai
Berner
returned
to
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
George
this"
morning.
Mr.
and
'Mrs.
M.
p.
McCaffery.
who
have
been
holidaying
in
Call-fomla,
returned,
to
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning.
Merely
routine
business
was
dealt
with
at
a
regular
meeting
of
the
local
Nordkap
Society
last
week.
President
Peter
Lien
was
in
the
chair.
The
Society
has
voted
$10
to
the
assistance
or
the
family
of
week.
CONSTIPATION
TEARS
DOWN
It
your
constipation
becoming
a
burden,
not
only
to
you
but
to
those
around
you
?
It
it
wiccking
your
disposition
as
well
as
your
health?
Many
suffer
needlessly,
for
common
constipation
is
usually
due
to
nothing
more
Xluux
Jack
of
"bulk"
in
the
diet.
Kellou's
ALL-BRAN
is
a
ready-to-eat
cereal
which
supplies
the
"bulk
necessary
to
regular
bowel
movements.
Eat
ALL-BRAN
every
morning
with
milk,
cream
or
fruit,
or
in
the
form
of
delicious
muffins.
Drink
plenty
of
water.
Give
regular
habits
a
chance
to
rebuild
health
and
happiness.
ALL-BRANDS
j
Dally
fiew
l
aa
A.
B.
C'
u,u
'"""i"'"-irr.n
Announcements
All
advertlsetnenti
In
thU
col-smn
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Toe
II
Bridge
February
15.
United
Missionary
Tea
Mrs.
ner'a
February
10.
Jen-
Recreation
Centre
Dance
17.
Masonic
Ball
February
17.
Cambral
Valentine
Tea
Mrs.
fi
C.
Thomson's.
February
18.
A
meeting
of
organizations
and
Individuals
interested
in
the
matter
of
sending
children
to
represent
Prince
Rupert
on
the
occasion
of
the
visit
of
Their
Majesties
to
Victoria
will
be
held
In
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall,
Friday
8
pm.
under
the
auspices
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch,
Canadian
Legion.
B.
E.
S.
L.
38)
Dr.
H.
M.
Morrison
and
Cecil
Fittgerald
gave
InteresUng
autobiographical
talks
at
the
regular
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
today
D.
A.
Burn?
was
welcomed
as
a
new
member
oi
the
,ciub.
VV.
M
Watts,
presi
dent,
was
In
the
chair
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
oi
mem
bers.
Further
Members
Of
Church
Board
fi.
C.
Mitchell,
Duncan
MacKenzie
And
L,
Coates
Named
Presbyterian
Managers
George
C.
Mitchell,
Duncan
MacKenzie
and
W.
L"
Coates
have
'
been
elected
to
the
board
of
man-1
agers
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
I
thus
completing
thj
filling
of
the'
board
after
three
vacancies
hadj
been
left
at
the
recent
congrega-.
uonai
meeting.
35
Taxi
Offers
You
a
1939
Heated
7-Passenger
Car
at
Your
Service
Phone
35JTAXI
Statement
Issued
by
Rotary.
Club's'
Dental
Clinic
Committee
'
The
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
dentil
clinic
committee
has
looked
into
the
question
jut
the
Influence
of
diet
on
dental
delects
and
submits
the
following
fdf
the
Information
of
parents:
"A
committee
for
investigation
of
Dfrntal
Disease
in
England,
af
ter
having
observed
about
1550
j
children
in
3
institutions
over
a.
period
of
about
two-and-a-half
years
reported
that
Its
Investigations
proved
conclusively
that
a1
relatively
high
vitamin
D
content
or
food
can
do
much
td
diroinlsh-
Axel
Enocksen,
Dodge
Cove,
whose
the
incidence
or
carles
if
the
Vita
home
was
destroyed
by
fire
last
mln
Is
given
during
the
develon-I
meet
of
the
teeth;
that
a
beneft
clal
effect
may.be
obtained
If
the'
vitamin
Is
given
at
a
ralrly
late1
stage
or
development
and
that,
even
If
it
Is
given
after
the
eruption
of
the
teeth,
the
onset
and
spread
or
carles
is
.delayed.
"The
committee'
added
one.
lea-spoonful
or
cod
liver
pil
a
day"
to
the
ordinary
diet
I
those
children
for
observation
of
the
effects
of
added
amounts
of
vitamin
D
over
and
above
the
ordinary
diet.
The:
I
ordinary
diet
was
estimated
to
provide
380
International
units
of.
Ivltnmln
T1
nr
ll1rl
rw
Av
Th
;cod
Jiyer
oil
supplied
an
additional
1300
International
units
of
vitamin!
I
hOO-400
unt
The
dally
,
vitamin
treatment
of
dental
defects
will
tovp
the
least
cxoenslve
and
verv
i.
-i
,..
i
i
k.
t
i
.
i
vances
of
these
Ills.
Assault
Charge
Against
Crooner
the
charge.
SheUed
Walnuts-New
crop.
Per
lb.
HEINZ
PURE.
OIjyjE;
PILlo-oz.
bottle
EMPRESS
MALT
VINEGAR
-Qt.
twt
LIBBT'S'
SAUER
KRAUT
2a
V
2
tins
cers.
those
chosen
neing:
25c
49c
2?c
35c
The
first
meeting
ot
he-
Booth;:
r
I
.
T
:
T
T
!
L
cAV.rvyl
an
increase
Tf
240
pent
nl
?
"
TrZ
."JSL
school
President,
Margaret
Davles
Secretary
-
Treasurer,
Betty
Payne.
were
o.
Bf)X
r,i
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
?
QUICK
COOKING.
OATS
iwi
Jton-jiremlum
Chlnaware
tie
Real
Value
stock
Up
at"
These
Low
Prices
KARO
CORN
SYRUP
2-Jb.
tin
.
17c
LIBBY'S
HOMOGENIZED
BABY
FOODS-
In
OQi
spt
varieties.
3
tins
V
NAAS
RIVER1
POTATOES-
Sack
$1.95
SOCKEYE
eALMOH
Black
Label
Vs.
OQ
2
tins
BAKEASY
-The
flnei
shortening.
2
lbs
25c
E1PRESS
JAMS
and
JELLIES
l's.
glass
QQr
assorted
INTERIOR
CABBAGE
Established
1910
Independently
Owned
and
Operate
QUALITY
SEItVICE
PUCE
FKEC
pELiVCny
ON
$1.00
ORDERS
Two
Telephones
For
Your
Convenience
eat
and
Mail
Orders
iteteive
Prompt
and
Careful
AttenAion
Music
Club
At
High
School
Is
Now
Organized
MRS.
ELKINS
:
NEW
REGENT
Elected
Head
of
Cambria!
Chapter
i
I.O.D.E.
for
Coming
Year
The
monthly
meeting
or
Cambral
Chapter,
Imperial
Order
of
Daugh-
nTfnnWters
Mondayf.
of
the
Empire,
was
fceld
last
that
supplied
by
the
ordinary
diet
torlum
i""""1
Ui
or
the
1
,7"
on
V.rv""-1
evening
at
,
the
home
.
of
r
Mrs.
wr
p
P.
F.
Ths
lnveitHiratinr.
shnPrl
thnt
thP
lne
iuC
purpus
Purpose
ui
uiu
Sixth
East.Wi-lth
the
,
p.
Bird.
Avenue
.
.
.
t
-
.
'
,
lrti
ctiMpnt
nn
nnrvl
rtl
TTri
tr
rest
penoos
icr
the
most
ellec-'
'"v,
,,,7
r
Itive
resuluas
during
itelvrv-
erclse
wiy
abilipr
ibey
'ihus
may
PtB-X-4
tion
and
development
of
the
de-lsess
Brouji.
,
Wl
ridius
t.th
and
dnrintr
thp
parH'Ing
a
social
experience.
t
!
resent
regent,
lilfs.
T.
Fraser.
.141
lri
the
chair.
prortdn7ar"f
WC,
made
;
for
the
Valentine
tea
to
be
held
on
which
the
election
OitkUIUilv
Saturday
UAVCA
after
nutui
mv.ivu
mJ
.,
j
t-
u
-I
mlbusiness
the
election
of
of
li
"A
careful
Investigation
made
the
United
States
In
1938
Indicated!
that,
during
lactation,
the
dally
vitamin
D
requirements
of
Infants
Is
about
SOO
International
units;
hptiriri
infancv
and
adolpscpnee
look
place,
and
resulted
as
follows:
Honorary
Regent
Mrs.
X.
Fraser.
Regent-Mrs.
S.
Elklns.
;
First
Vl:e-Regent
Mrs.
J.
P.
i
Garrett.
.
T
a..J
rrfm.
riAM
lftea
If
alan
Program
Convenors
Leonal
v.ccs.ic
u
'
Whlffen,
Audrey
Grimble
and
Av-tMcLeod-
.
,
M
,
ertlla
...
TVim!icnri
I
CCCreiarj
uiua
uwc
uiu.
Tnomasson.
D
sunoly
In
the
case
ot
the
British
,-,
RprrrvMrs.
T.
nvestMan
therefore
seemed
,
"
TieaJ
"
n'a
a
"1
Brown
v
.
,
.
.
........
lnr
pvpi-v
nther
Wednesday.
uiown
,
xi
lti
.naeouaTe
coq
nver
on
was
Pianoforte
r
solos
'
rendered
Aal.'
Treasurer-Miss
LlrcIDe
"
Brooks
iei
a
a
sunolement.
It
is
sireprplv
hoDed
that
the
j
parents
and
children
will
recognirt
V.
by
Hemsby
King
and
Leona
Whif-
bank.
fen
Educational
Secretary
Mrs.
D,
R.
Miss
O.
Mouat
is
sponsoring
the
uarciay.
club.
Oddfellows'
Party
Enjoyable
Event
Last
night
In
their
hall
on
'Fourth
Avenue
East
local
Oddtel-j
!ows
entertained
their
friends
at
;
'a
post-tnstallation
party.
Feature
cf
the
evening
was
the
transfor-.
Come
in
and
learn
about
such
features
as
.Mlrro-phonic
Tone
Chamber,
Symphonic
Bass
Control,
"Stop
and
Go"
Tuning,
Magna
Dial
.
.
.
and
a
host
of
aihers.
Let
Your
Ears
Convince
Yqu
I
Echoes
Secretary
Miss
Maxine
Heilbroner.
Standard
Bearer
Miss
.
Lorraine
Brockway.
.
i
'
The
Tegent-eleit
Mrs.
&.
Elklns.
ton
behair
or
the
members
or
the
i
Chapter,
presented
the
retain!
regent.
Mrs.
T.
Fraser.
with
a
silver
pitcher
Jn
appreciation
of
her
ex
cellent
services.
tendant
upon
such
Indulgence
estra.
The
meeting
adjourned
with
the
singing
ot
the
National
Anthem.
MIAMI.
Florida,
Feb.
15:
(CF)imatlon
of
the
main
hall
Into
a;
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-A
charge
ot
assault
against
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i
carnival
midway
complete
with
:
Winner
or
a
chicken
ror
the
great-Vallee,
crooning
orchestra
leader,!
eames
or
skill
and
chance.
Mem-
est
accumulation
was
Mrs.
W.
J.
has
been
dismissed.
The
chargajbers
and
guests
were
supplied
Llneham
with
T.
Boulter
as
runnef-wos
laid
by
a
nlRht
club
waiter
with
ample
tunds
from
the
car-
up.
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who
said
that
Valee
swore
at
him
'nival
bank
and
had
the
entovment
The
evening's
entertainment
wm
and
struck
him
when
he
collided
mf
spending
freely
without
the
rounded
out
by
dancln?
to
music
with
the
musician.
Vallee
denied
disastrous
consequences
usually
at-
supplied
by
the
Oddfellows'
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