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Moose
Ladies
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Mra.1
Hugh
Smith.
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After
a
delicious
dinner,
community
singing
was
Indulged
In,
and
cards
were
played.
Mrs.
A.1
Murray
won
first
bridge
prize
and
A
pleasant
feature
of
the
evening
was
the
making
of
&
presentation
to
Mrs.
W.
V.
Tatlerifll
on
Ihc
occasion
of
her
birthday.
Th
committee
In
charge
of
the
evening
consisted
of
Mrs.
Oh
Steaavig.
Mrs.
Richard
Qlske
and
WELL
HAWKS'
CLINIC
Twelve
children
of
assizk
I).ti:s
sirr
Mrs
Fred
Orimble.
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spring
session
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30c
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75c
Ormes
Ltd.
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Pioneer
Druqgn'sts
The
Kexall
Store
Phones
81
&
It
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from
t
a.m.
till
H
p.m.
Sunday
and
Holidays
from
IS
nmn
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2
p.m.
1
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
Household
Specials
For
February
NWV
CHINA
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SHELF
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staln-proof.
washable.
10
feet,
special
GLASSIPS
Transparent
colored
drinking
straws.
rtanArntlvo
nnrt
useful.
Pkt
10c
15c
Free
Glasslps
Craft
Instruction
Book
with
purchase
of
3
pkgs.
CANAPAH
COOKING
PARCHMENT
Large
package.
Large
sheets
HOUSEHOLD
WAX
PAPER
1(JC
Flat
pkg.
.
Continuous
15C
35C
rolls
,
DENNISON
LUNCHEON
SETS-One
decorated
table
cloth
with
4
napkins
to
match
DENNISON
NAPKINS
Large
package
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pkg.
(40)
-
15c
15c
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of
Dcnnison
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(ilft
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cover.
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50c
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Vancouver;
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o.
N.
Meeting
tomorrow
night.
Annette's
Temporary
Location
Happy
Affair
on
Monday
Attended
,H.
E.
Ooulbourn
and
J.
Burridge.
U.
next
door
Bulkley
Market.
tf.
By
llfty-eum
spienaiu
innnrr
viciuria.
u.
wi.
wooa,
Toronto.
Followed
Hy
Card
myinj
i
Koral
An
enjoyable
banquet
wsu
held.
In
the
Boston
Cafe
on
Monday
"
Moose
Members:
Installation
of
i
,
11
PJohflnwn.
CN.n.;
ofncer,
and
social,
Wednesday.
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I
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P
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Lancaster.
Vancouver.
j
tfitli
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evening
by
the
Women
of
th;
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J
"r
menU
Oomniunlty
Club
utder
the
Catholic
Tea
Mrs.
R.
E.
Moore
Feb.
2.
Tom
Shlmizu
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
a
brief
trip
to
Van-
Colum-eouver.
i
O.
A.
McNicholl.
general
passen-
and
ot-
"P"""
Number
Numb".or5
v.
lor
,
0rah
Orsham
uptown
passenger
freight
nf
th.
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at
PriiTee
rH-
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mov
ywtertay
afternoon
w!
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and
Dependability
$
p
xril
service
Inert
will
onen
en
Mav
10
and
the
temporary
Socation
on
Third
If
you
wlh
to
sw.v
.-imething-
fall
session
on
September
27,
it
Is
Avenue
in
th
bulkling
formerly
a
Classified
announced.
wPIed
by
Overwaitea
store,
pend-
Mng
construction
of
the
new
Dyb-
-
havn
It
Hanson
Block.
Mka
Helen
Kendall
R.
N.
ar-
g
rived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
g
Ocorje
this
morning
from
Van-o
couver.
She
Is
here
to
nurse
her
S
cousin.
Miss
Kay
McMillan
R.
N.,
g
who
Is
seriously
ill
in
the
Princ
g
Rupert
General
Hospital,
o
1
g
The
Commodore
Cafe
has
closed
Q
for
renovations
and
repairs
and
o
will
remain
closed
for
about
a
g
month.
The
proprietors
wish
to
g
'hank
their
friends
for
patronage
6
in
the
past
and
hope
to
see
then
g
an
entirely
new
staff
JAPANESE
FISHERMEN
ORGANIZE
Itckolve
to
Spend
Locally
Mney
llamcU
in
DMriet
q
An
organisation
meeting
of
resi-2
dent
Japanese
fUhermcn
took
place
g:
at
the
Japanese
Hall
here
with
6,
about
sixty
fishermen
present.
It
!
was
decided
to
form
an
association
$
with
IU
membership
restricted
toj
O
bona-Ildc
resident
Japanese
mn-
o
ermen
living
in
Uub
ctty
and
the
g
Mirrounding
district,
g
A
resolution
of
Interest
passed
at
o
the
meeting
follows:
"Since
we
resident
Japanese
itshermcn
are
2
coming
our
living
In
this
district,
o
we
should
spend
our
money
in
this
p
city
and
support
local
trades."
This
g
object,
it
was
felt,
should
receive
2
full
support
from
the
citizens
of
2
o
Prince
Rupert
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOMOOOOOOOOOOOOOnOOOOOaooooooHuuuuwttog
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
Saturday
11:00
pjn.
For
Vancouver-Tuesday
12:30
noon
Thursday
10
pjn.
Friday
9:30
pjr
From
Vancouver-Sunday
4
pjn
Wednesday
10:30
ajn.
Friday
4
pjn.
The
name
of
the
association
is!
February
9
and
19
a.m
to
be
The
Northern
British
Colum-'For
Anynx
and
Stewart
bla
Resident
Fishermen's
Associa-.
Sunday
7
pjn.
tion.
The
following
were
elected
Wednesday
3
n.m.
for
the
ensuing
year:
Director.
I.
NakatanL
Vice-Director.
I.
Mlkl.
Chairman.
ML
Akagl.
Vice-chairman,
J.
Uyede.
Treasurer.
T.
Kuwabara.
Secretary.
Y.
Mlkl.
Executive
to
consist
of
eight
"local
members.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
From
Ah
vox
and
Stewart
suitable
for
hotel.
Phone
Red
903.
From
Alaska
February
13
and
23
Announcements
All
advertisements
in
this
col-amn
win
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word,
HosplLtl
Ball,
February
3.
Eagles
Bridge.
February
8.
Toe
H.
Valentine
Dance
February
10.
Toe
II
Bridge
February
15.
I
United
Missionary
Tea
Mrs.
Jen-ner's
FcbruaryS.
,
Masonic
Ball
February
17.
i
Cambral
Valentine
Tea
Mrs.
S.
C,
Thomson's,
February
18.
March
1st
Tea,
Mrs.
Bert,
Mor
gan's.
Anglican
Spring
Eale
.Anrll
13.
C.N.R.
Trains
ajn.
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
p.m.
From
the
East-Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
11
p.m
DUTCH
BUY
BRITISH
AMSTERDAM,
Feb.
1:
iCPI-
Contract
for
20
British-built
motor-;
torpedo
boats
for
use
in
Uie
North
i
Sea
and
the
Dutch
East
Indies
has
'
been
signed
by
Dutch
naval
author
Itles.
COlrttT
ABANDONED
j
WHITLAND,
Wales,
Feb.
1:
(CP)
January
sitting
of
Whltland
Police
Court
had
to
be
abandoned
for
lack
of
magistrates
after
five
were
unable
to
appear
for
varying
WORKERS
HONORED
BY
KING
More
Working
Women
Than
Poll-lical
and
Committee
People
Named
For
Decorations
By
MOLLIE
McGee
Canadian
Prefc
Correspondent
LONDON,
Feb,
1:
(CPi
One
j
Miss
Margaret
Muasajlem,
who'
ger
agent.
Canadian
National
Rail-
tenlh
of
the
New
Year's
Honors
'tic
work
to
place
domestic
career-.
!has
been
on
a
vacation
trip
to
Los
ways.
Vancouver,
arrived
In
the
went
to
women
and
out
of
the
03
lAngele.
returned
to
the
city
from
city
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
whd
received
recognition
for
buV
pre-school
the
south
on
the
Prince
Oeorge.
morning
from
the
south
for
a
brief
!ic
fervtee
the
majorfty
are
earn-
Thomas
Morgan
and
the
second
terday
afternoon,
th
j.
a.
Davie,
general
superintend-
hv
by
Miss
M
F
F.
Marr
Marr.
'mothers
receivlug
advice
from
ent.
Canadten
National
Telegraphs.
E
D.
Priestley
R.
N.,
the
Winnloeg,
and
O.
Oottfred,
district
nurse
In
charge.
On
Tuesday
of
superintendent.
Edmonton,
arrived
next
week
the
cllnle
will
be
at
(n
the
city
on
last
night
s
train
from
Borden
Street
School.
ttn.
Ea,t
for
a
bricf
visit
here
on
official
duties.
visit
here
on
official
business.
ingtfhelr
living.
Secretaries,
switch
board
operators,
clerks,
nurses
and
of
school;,
will
be
the
speaker
at
political
workers
and
committee
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
women
in
the
long
list.
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
on
Miss
Cecil
Etlith
Mary
Dixon.
Thursday.
His
subject
will
be
pianist
on
the
music
staff
of
Ih-i
"Power
Polities."
B.
B.
C-.
who
in
earlj
broadcasting
-
.
-.
-
.
.-
,..
days
used
to
delight
mtftloni
of
rnone
13
Taxi
PAT
MAZZIE
Opp.
Post
Office,
4th
St.
lar
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club.
W.
M.
Watts,
president,
was
in
the
chair
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
of
members
with
a
few
guests.
Mail
Scheduli
For
tne
la
it
Monday,
Wednesilay.
and
principal
of
a
training
school
for
nursery
school
teachers,
became
an
;
Officer
of
the
British
Empire.
S
Miss
Ellen
Mary
Musson.
chalr-$
mati
of
the
Genfral
Nursing
Couh-
cil.
Whnse
name
has
appeared
fre-!
auentlv
In
the
nress
lately
in
con
-
WWawwA'jv!
nectlon
with
arrangements
in
case
"
'
'
"
of
emergency,
was
among
the
nur-
.
,
.
ses
to
be
honored,
she
received
an
S.
C.
has
accepted
an
Thompson
n
-
,,A
dKn
Mi
Pv,
mvltauon
to
addre
the
Junior
Marlon
organizer
o:
of
the
Prince
Cham-
Section
Rupert
stefe-and
honWi
for
airmen,
and
ber
of
Commerce
at
Its
regular
Rpbecca
strong
formery
monthly
dinner
meeting
on
Tues-
tfon
ol
,h,
q,
day
evening
of
next
week.
'flrmaiy.
,
;
Mtis
Florence
Horsbrugh,
Con-Mrs.
B.
M.
of
Telkwa.
who
Hoops
KVie
M
P
rdr
Dundee
since
has
been
on
a
trip
south,
arrived
193,
first
the
nolli
all
again
when
they
reopen
will,,-
7
'
"
'
ueai
women
memtonea
.
v-
"
"
t.
sne
receivea-jusx
aner
ine
war
wi
proccuu
vu
u.r
uiwitur
oy
.C.for
hef
wofk
ln
canteens
and
na.
evening
train.
Uinnii
kitchen
now
eive
wav
to
'her
hew
honor.
Companion
of
the
Rev.
J.
A.
MacRae
of
Edmonton.
;0rd?-r
of
Brltsh
Empire.
secretary
of
wlal
service
and;
othpr
women
in
politics
with
evangelism
for
the
Baptist
Church.new
lettent
after
names
are
was
the
speaker
today
at
the
regu-iLady
stTOrt,
chairman
of
the
National
Labor
Women's
Counci.
and
,
Baroness
Hillingdon,
who
u
now
a
Dame
Commander
of
the
T
-
"
'
"
4
Order.
Two
of
the
most
interesting
re
cipienta
of
honors
are
Miss
Do
rev
thy
Ada
Mann,
telephonist
at
the
General
Post
Office,
employed
recently
at
the
Admiralty
and
"MlSf
Lucy
Sharp,
who
was
clerk
at
the
British
Consulate
at
Valencia
in
the
war
zone
in
Spain.
"She
has
Friday
5
P-m.;brave(j
au
the
perils
of
bombard
ment
in
the
service
0f
her
coun
try"
mentions
the
official
report
Both
are
now
M.
B.
E.'s.
More
Reroenition
Vet
even
with
all
this
recognition
women
in
public
offices
arc
not
content.
References
to
a
"man-
February
13
and
23
5
pjn.
ruled
world"
and
"men's
Illusion
of
superiority"
accompanied
a
pro
test
by
women
teachers
at
the
Eastbourne
Convention
against
what
they
termed
"the
omission
ol
women
from
the
New
Year's
Hon-
ors
list."
Mrs.
A.
McMillan,
who
presided
jat
the
Conference
of
the
National
Union
of
Women
Teachers,
was
Tuesday
11.30
ajn
j,lke
tQ
have
seen
more
recognlUo,.
Thursday
3Pm-0f
the
sen-ice
of
women
over
a
For
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson-
JwWe
nMt-
she
said.
Sunday
7
pjn..
Ait0ether
the
teachers
had
a
from
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
I
d
airn
of
feminlsl
ldeas
MlsS
?uesday
-
11:30
-d,,b.
M.
Pearson
nf
Tottenham,
well
lor
Qufen
Charlotte
islands-February
10
and
24
...
9:30
pm
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-February
8
and
22
ajn
For
Alaska-February
9
and
19
p.m.
known
in
educational
circles,
made
a
speech
which
was
widely
quoted
J
in
me
press,
tier
main
puinis
wer?
that
"Women
resent
the
Idea
thit
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Pbone
SI
For
Rest
Household
Coal
MRS.
C
E.
BLACK
Walker's
Music
Stored
Large
Stock
Music
Heintiman,
Nordheimer
and
Lesage
Tianos
Piano
Tuning
with
"Resonoscope"
Phone
Rlue
389
213
4th
St,
Music
Uuth
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
rilONE
GREEN
390
they
should
be
regarded
as
cheap
labor"
and
"It
Is
not
right
that!
girls
should
be
growing
up
with
the
idea
that
their
work
Is
not
of
the
same
value
In
this
world
as
the
work
of
their
brothers.
We
must
get
rid
of
this
feeling
which
prevails
among
the
majority
of
wp-
More
to
the
point
as
far
as.
llCtf
C
Hons
go
were
the
Ideas
expressed
hv
Miss
C!
A
Kiiin.
nrtneinal
A:
the
City
Technical
School
for
Wo-
j
England
Educational
Conference
at
Liverpool.
Sh
advocated
exam
inations
and
certificates
In
domes
on
equality
in
the
eyes
of
em
ployees
and
employers
with
open
lngs
in
shops
or
offices.
"Work
so
serious
and
of
stoch
vital
IrtnArtmf
a
iinnfntr
a
tinm
Dr.
Hugh
M.
Morrison.
Inspector
teaihers
outnumbered
the
tltlfdland
bringlne
up
children
should
be
regarded
as
a
career
worthy
of
specific
training,"
she
said,
then
lold
the
authorities
they
were
faded
with
distaste
which
had
grows
up
anions
women
for
the
more
elementary
posts
in
the
home.
children
as
Aunt
Sophie
every.
eve-
''One
way
of
overcomine
this
Is
bv
u"'i
Z
ning,
ebcame
an
M.
B
.
EvMlsSRoss
modern
tlass.
But
tire
subject
was
given
a
C.
B.
E.
f
-r
I
also
demands
opportunities
for
pur-
to
reseacn
in
mediaeval
sumg
aesthetic
interests
and
sub-
i
nisiory.
miss
unma
a
le
Vinson,
JecU
such
as
psychology,"
Miss
Kemp
suggested.
Conscious
of
the
more
serious
trenil
ln
feminine
affairs',
the
B.B.C
hai
asked
women
to
have
their
say
In
connection
with
a
special
women's
hour
feature
sent
over
the
air
every
two
weeks,
with
the
re
sult
"For
You,
Madam,"
previous
ly
the
usual
cooking,
beauty
and
yfashion
rigmarole
is
undergoing
drastic
overhaul.
What
Change
Means
The
changes
are
rather
revealing.
"The
Radio
Mother,"
Is
to
be
rest
ed.
"Mrs.
Jones"
an
actress
lh
real
life
will
take
her
place.
"Front
Page
Wives"
are
to
be
flung
out
and
succeeded
by
a
"Success
Series,"
In
which
accomplished
wo
men
will
tell
the
world
how
they
reached
the
top
of
their
profession.
This
Is
in
answer
to
requests
by
the
majority
of
women
listeners
who
said
they
were
tired
of
being
treat
ed
like
morons,
nursemaids
or
un
intelligent
charwomen.
Miss
Hilda
Martlndale
promin
ent
civu
servant
wno
retired
a
year
ago
Is
one
of
the
women
back
of
the
great
progress
made
by
women
ln
the
Civil
Service
Busily
occupied
for
the
last
few
PHONES
IS
and
84
2
pkgs
KELLOOG'S
ALL
WHEAT
and
1
pkg.
K
EL-LOGO'S
CORN
QCn
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When
COLDS
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Used
at
first
sneere.
Uiis
sheculutd
mesh
cation
for
the
nose
and
upper
throat
helps
prevail
many
colds.
r.
Va-tro-nol
Raise
MinimuiTi
Workers'
Ages
?enya
Committee
Proposes
New
Reeulations
For
India
NARIGI.
Kenya,
Feb.
1:
(CP)
SeuterS)
Raising
of
the
minimum
ige
from
10
to
12
years
fdr
light
rork
and
to
14
for
industrial
employment
is
recommended
by
the
Kenya
committee
on
juvenile
la-r,
set
up
by
the
British
government.
The
committee
declares
the
worst
feature
of
the
problem
Is
town
life;
many
native
children
being
casually
employed
m
very
bad
conditions
in
Indian
bazaars
ind
also
by
Africans.
LOST
IS
FOUND
LONDON.
Feb.
1:
(CP)
Search-'ng
ln
brush
at
Whlpsnade
for
turkey
eggs,
a
keeper
unearthed
a
live
armadillo
which
had
been
trussing
four
months.
AIR-MINDED
YOUTII
LONDON,
Feb.
1:
(CP)
The
Air
Defence
Cadet
Corps
now
has
n
enlistment
of
more
than
4,000
or
more
than
40
squadrons.
NAME
BESSBOnOL'Gn
LONDON,
Feb.
1:
tCP)
New
chairman
or
the
Royal
Northern
Hospital
is
the
Earl
of
Bessbor-ough,
former
Governor-General
of
Canada.
peep
behind
the
scenes
of
the
fem
inine
struggle
In
Whitehall
at
the
rawceu
lecture
sne
is
to
deliver
at
Bedford
College
early
In
Feb
ruary.
This
lecture,
always
care
fully
reported
in
the
press,
offers
splendid
opportunity
to
draw
pub
lie
attention
to
cold
hard
facts.
Miss,
Martindale's
-
sister.
Miss
Louisa
Martindale.
is
one
of
Lon
don's
foremost
surgeons
and
a
plo-
months
on
a
book
on
the
subject,
neer
aomng
woman
doctors.
They
she
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to
give
the
public
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first
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have
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