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For
prompt
and
courteous
ser-.
TJance
vice
Phone
13
Taxi.
tf.,
prizes.
Sonja
and
B.
O.
N.
Red
Cross
Dance
Friday,
fl:30
p.m.
Admls.
50c.
Refreshments.
22
W.
R.
McAfee
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
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Attention!
Alterations
In
socks.
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1
Halo
glAJl
socks
being
knitted
for
the
Can-
o
adlan
Red
Cross
are
to
measure
16
o
Inches
from
top
of
cuff
to
under
2
heel.
(22)
si
o
Constable
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Currle
o'
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HAS
TREATED
ICOLDSSAMtYMY)
JFOn
15
YtAKS
A
Strath
royr
Ont,
father
writes
...
"We
have
had
Vicks
VapoRub
in
our
medicine
cabinet
for
the
past
IS
years
and
it
has
the
call
whenever
colds
strike".
There's
only
one
reason
for
such
loyalty
home-proved
VapoRub
relieves
misery
of
colds.
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
M
TU,
C
l-
PiThey
were
accompanied
by
Con-l'Al.
1UUCV
uUCdtid
Instable
Curried
mother.
Mrs.
W.
rp
n
f
.
le
jlo
Kotary
Lunch
Si
Private
Angus
McMillan,
who
Vias
.
2bcentatIonedhce
for
the
past
few,"3?
Personal
Talk
and
Told
Stor
g
months
with
the
Canadian
Scottish
les
at
Gherint
Yesterday
5
.unit,
sailed
as
Mgtit
on
he
Prince
I
Afternoon
5
f?iirvrt
for
Vancouver
to
enter
a:
I
.
-
.
.
fVlA
PHnpo
?3itrurt
tsti-.
rliiK
0
omo
onrvicn
na
unarne
wooas
,
v
"
w
g
sailed
Wednesday
evening
on
the
H10"
yterday
afternoon
by
o
Prince
Rupert
for
Ketchikan
to
Join
Y'
?
Toy'
reUrlng
r1"16"-o
the
local
Standard
Oilers
basket-."1
r
.the
Canadian
National
o
ball
team
vhlrh
is
on
an
g
tour.
o
o
T.
L.
F.
Mayo
of
the
Bennett
It
Alaska
"a""0
nerc-
IIe
spoke
of
the
friendly
associations
he
had
al-
iw-ays
kept
with
members
of
the
g
weeks
trtn
to
Edmonton.
Mrs.
EJ-e.netn'i
g
Waldron
Apartment,
being
P
with
her
husband,
Lieut.
Ellis,
who
g
la
with
the
Searchlight
Battery.
g!
Hotel
Arrivals
1
Prinre
Itopert
club
and
himself.
He
had
been
in
5
city
tor
32
and
It
urfctt..
rv.M.ir,,
o
fr
v,v4r,
years
was
o
a
vWt
to
Allford
Bay
where
the
ver
dTl",cuU,
tear
bto"
o
company
has
the
contract
for
han
IIe
,arrivfl5he1re
?,n
Christ-
o
.m.
v.
v--.
Mn.n.
mas
morning,
isw.
landing
on
a
g
the
city
on
o
WMneaday.
2
the
Prince
JAhn
on'clr
?"d
brtght
day
and.
at
the
end
of
Tour
months,
resigned
and
ileft
but
his
resignation
was
not
'accepted
and.
within
four
months,
o
m,
r.
v
Pvfii
nrt
hr
tti,r.in
1
law.
Mrt
P.
Ellis,
returned
to
the
he
M
enineer
on
inc
rauwuy.
lie
Jaier
uecame
herCsent
position.
in
chanze
of
this
divl-
4
-t
.
I
InAf
l.il.
I.
I
-
O
II.
I.
,nvnr
n
rMIHn
In
lh,slu
a"u
"
l
woti
ovcr
nu
Pre
I
Air.
toDey
loia
01
mciaenis
aur-
lng
the
work
on
the
line
and
told
a
number
of
humorous
stories
which
were
much
appreciated.
He
said
that,
when
the
position
of
manager
of
the
Pacific
Great
East-em
had
been
offered
him,
he
did
(not
feel
that
he
could
turn
It
A.
II.
Bower.
Premier;
Sergeant
down.
However,
he
Alex
Crabbe.
Dundas;
Mr.
and
i
with
many
regreU.
was
leaving
Mrs.
L.
P.
Sunderland.
Ketchikan:
After
the
meeting
the
members
H
m.
Stevenson.
H.
P.
Cahlll,
F.
shook
hands
with
Mr.
Tobey
and
II.
Ooode.
O.
Creiehton,
H.
Cle-j
wished
him
God
Speed.
land,
J.
Burns.
W.
F.
Gowans
and!
George
P.
Mcueuan,
Vancouver;
A.
Jacobsen
Shirley;
Dan
Main,
Sunnyslde;
Mrs,
A.
McLeod,
Tel
le
wa:
D.
Drummond.
Remo.
Announcements
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advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25v
a
word
Sonja
and
S.O.N.
dance
Jan.
26.
Masonic
Ball
January
26.
United
Young
Ladles
Tea,
Mrs.
Clarke
McLean's
February
1.
Catholic
Tea.
Mrs.
McCaffery's
February
1..
S.
O.
N.
Masquerade
February
1.
Hospital
Ball
Feb.
2.
Eagles'
Bridge,
February
7.
Toe
H
Dance,
Seal
Cove,
Feb
9.
Legion
Valentine
Tea,
Mrs.
D.
C.
Schubert's,
February
14.
Cambral
Valentine
Ball,
February
16.
!
B.
O.
N.
Leap
Year
Dance
Febru
ary
23.
Boys'
'Band
Dance
February
28.
Anglican
Spring
Sale,
April
4.
Dally
News
Classified
Ads
bring
results.
H.G.
HELGERSON
LTD.
216
Sixth
Street
See
Us
For
All
Kinds
of
Insurance
and
Real
Estate
Notary
Public
We
have
on
our
lists
the
following
good
buys
LARGE
HOUSE
7th
Ave.
W.,
6
bedrooms,
hot
water
heating,
new
furnace,
lull
concrete
basement,
$1500.00.
5-ROOM
HOUSE
2nd
Ave.
W
,
near
bridge,
fully
modern,
In
excellent
condition,
$1J00.M
FARM
AT
TERRACE
70
acres
40
under
plow,
2
houses,
3
barns,
garden,
$3500.00,
with
$500.00
cash,
balance
In
ten
years.
COAL
Gram
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
ttUNCfc
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
and
551
CUT
DOWN
ON
FRILLS
night
on
the
Prince
John
for
the.
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Inxury-lovtnz
Canadian
has
had
to
;
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
J
Vancouver.
economize
on
nis
purcnases
since
j
.
war
was
declared
but
so
far
the
or-
The
marriage
of
Miss
Rita
Strom-'
Buy
a
House
of
Hobberlln
Suit
binary
home
midget
has
been
little
dahl
and
Mr.
Carl
Sunderland
will
from
Ling
the
Tailor
and
for
$2.00
affected
by
price
increases.
!
Moose
Hall,
Friday.
Cash
)
22
uaviar
ana
imported
i
cnumr
ana
.
I
Jewell
Scarce
bat
Old
House-
Elite
Beauty
Parlor.
Mrs.
Suth-
hold
Standby
Still
on
Hand
crland
will
be
leaving
for
the
south
February
1.
tf
By
MURIEL
ADAMS
'
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
Father
P.
ChamDatme
sails
to-1
MUs
E.
M.
Earl
sailed
last
night
TORONTO.
Jan.
26:
(CP)
The
take
place
tonight
at
7
o'clock
at
the
xtra
get
an
extra
pair
of
pants
Caviar
will
likely
be
scratched
off
First
Baptist
Church.
(22)
or
a
discount
of
10&.
220
th
St.
swanky
menus
since
the
cost
of
the
,
Phone
649.
little
black
Iuxnry,
Imported
from
J
Y.
Tlarplnv
-who
haji
twen
in-1
Russia
end
Finland,
already
has
'cated
at
Barrett
Point
in
connec-'
V.
Douglas
of
Skldegate,
after
a
trebled
In
price.
Some
imported
i
tlon
with
defence
construction
brief
visit
to
the
city,
sails
by
the
-cheeses
are
harder
to
get
than
be
.wortc.
sailed
last
night
on
the
ss.
Prince
John
to
night
on
his
return
ore
tne
War
and
special
Jams.
.Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
A
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Tlal-Jbut
Fishing
Vessel
Owner's
Association
will
be
held
in
the
Canadian
Legion
Rooms,
Sunday,
January
28
at
2
p.m.
23
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
marmalades
and
sugared
fruits
are
higher
on
the
luxury
list.
:
Tea
and
coffee
are
costlier
because
of
increased
duties,
sugar
is
up
about
50
cents
per
100
pounds
and
butter
Is
up
about
Ave
cents
a
pound.
But
most
household
'groceries
are
lower
in
price
than
H
year
ago,
balancing
the
total
cost
of
liv-
ing
to
about
its
pre-war
level.
Ex-'
perts
predict
there
will
not
be
thei
i
sharp
advance
tn
prices
there
was
in
the
last
war
because
many,
pro-'
iducts
are
under
control
of
govern
ment
agencies.
Importers
of
special
food
brands!
say
their
stocks
do
not
average
an
Increase
In
price
of
more
than
five'
per
cent
but
there
will,
doubtless,
be
a
larger
Increase
shortly
because
of
war-risk
insurance
and
other
i
war
expenses.
Effect
on
Imports
Perfumes
are
hitting
the
higher
brackets
and
many
Imported
French
scents
are
becoming
scarce.
Jewelers
believe
their
business
will
not
suffer
materially
during
wartime.
New
sources
in
neutral
countries
J
have
been
discovered
to
replace
the4
o
shaughtTey
Military
ifospltal.
A
'a"wU
address
of
a
more
or
Inovelty
and
jewel
wares
usually
im
(irss
pcrMjnai
nature
was
given
ai
poriea
rrom
European
countries
now
at
war.
But
orders
of
china.'
glass
and
silver
are
filled
more!
slowly
because
of
transportation!
difficulties.
Wardrobes
may
be
more
expensive
for
the
person
who
likes
tailored
English
suits
made-to-measure
for
tnere
will
undoubtedly
be
a
delay
t
in
lining
orders
and
shipping
ma
terials.
French
model
gowns
wilj
not
be
so
readily
available
as
war
progresses.
But
the
average
woman
can
find
plenty
of
bargains
in
dress
salons
where
prices
are
still
within
her
reach.
Stockings
are
a
bigger
worry
than
ever
for
women.
Their
cost
has
Jumped
10
per
cent
and
is
still
advancing.
I
I
IT
IJus
IS
vjlie
Gin
STRENGTH
IS
under
proof
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