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oe
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appreciated
Ahn
Ui
re"
in
r
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Women's
Auxiliary
Of
Hospital
Raised
$1,034
During
Year
rjwnng
tne
yzar
w
sne
wo-
Aareitoary
of
the
Prtoee
Eapett
General
Jloapttal
ratted
a
total
of
JIJM
Jt
for
oae
to
hospital
it
wax
hrvwri
in
the
report
of
the
secretary
of
the
An-lary,
Mr,
Doris
E
Ten,
preaent-ed
at
the
aaaaal
meeting
teat
sight
of
the
Pttoe
Rapert
Gen
eral
Hoaattal
Association
t
i
.
a
.v
Red
Cross
Moves
3
To
New
Quarters
fofiee
0rt
Evm
was
!tm
taw
mbe
21
2
31
to
i.
that
the
r
was
!
".SlT
Walls
Of
Church
T
Re
t'tMtaed
Every
Afternoon
By
lKil
Ladies
The
Hed
Cross
ladle
hare
been
very
busy
,
their
wort:
1916
!
A
ruined
foam
or
hall
in
France
.
.
.
packed
with
Canadian
troops.
On
the
crude
stage
the
lights
go
on.
Scene
follows
scene
.
.
.
the
audience
rocks
with
laughter.
Strange
happiness
comes
to
lonely
hearts.
'Tis
like
a
breath
from
home,
this
evening
of
gaiety
amid
war's
tragedy.
Concert
parties
such
as
those
which
played
to
capacity
houses
behind
the
lines
in
France
during
the
last
war,
are
essential
again
to
the
morale
of
the
Canadian
troops.
The
task
of
organizing
and
training
such
concert
parties
has
been
undertaken
by
the
Canadian
Legion
War
Services.
Capt.
"Mert"
Plunkett,
organizer
of
"The
Dumbells,"
who
Is
in
charge
of
this
work,
is
now
in
England
organizing
and
training
the
men
who
will
entertain
our
troops
in
England
and
France.
The
Legion
needs
your
help
to
ssTaaaaw
-nHai.
finance
this
great
work,
to
purchase
costumes
and
equipment
for
these
parties.
Other
vital
needs
of
the
troops
which
the
Legion
has
undertaken
to
supply
are
as
follows:
The
miah
4
of
There
saiaht
TH2
DAILY
Tremendous
Task
'Thousand
Were
Of
Maintaining
Hospitalized
'
Dons
ih
w
1221
parents
TMk"
(Jtehr-
Pnsce
Bapest
arcordmg
t
th
and
maintain-
R.
K,
sh
f
itaih
Httft
2nd
tag
th
wans
of
tweamrcnor
uou.
&ua-
&orf
Am
lottefint
floor
already
wmtl
by
sin
and
tndtirer-
Hopuai
tapssalrs
to
the
City
Hall
where
llm
U1
rmrtmrm
(H
Mite
nMrtlFlHMUnat
hall
the
room
bein
ooen
e-verv
iI'yrln
t'jeraoaa
l
lux
the
swwd
in
one
hand,
the
work
of
was
special
aeknowtedsjesaeat
to
Tfatntainrns;
and
bmldinc
the
wall
the
doctors
for
medical
service
to
A
God's
Churcn
majt
proceed.
the
-aff.
MAKE
OUR
SOLDIERS
LAUGH
CAPT."MERT"PLUNKETT
orsanizer
of
"The
Dum,
btllt"
dur
Inj
the
Ut
wsr.
New
supervltor
of
Concert
Party
Work
for
Canada's
Overteai
Force,
under
the
auipictt
of
Canadian
Legion
War
Services.
Horro-llks
Facilities
for
Our
Men
Overseas
....
f
The
Leijon
is
establishing
leave
centre
hostels
In
England
and
France.
Here
the
men
will
be
provided
with
beds
and
meals
at
nominal
cost
Recreation
sqd
reading
rooms
will
be
available
free
of
charge.
Travel
bureaux
will
be
operated
to
assist
men
on
leave.
Personal
Services
Through
Its
representatives
in
the
field
and
its
1100
branches
sll
over
Canada,
the
Legion
will
help
the
men
on
service
in
the
solution
of
worrying
problems
of
a
personal
or
business
nature.
Educational
and
Vocational
Training
In
collaborstion
with
the
Canadian
Association
for
Adult
Education,
an
organization
with
a
distinguished
record,
the
Legion
has
undertaken
a
plan
whereby
Canadians
on
service
may
continue
their
training
to
fit
them
to
take
their
places
successfully
in
civil
life
after
the
war.
HELP
WIN
THE
WAR!
Here
is
how
you
can
do
your
bit.
Your
contribution
to
the
Legion
drive
for
$500,000
will
help
to
keep
up
the
morale
of
our
men
and
will
contribute
to
the
happiness,
comfort
and
future
success
of
our
boys
overseas.
Give
to
the
Legion's
new
cause
today!
it"
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Fteey-&fre
tows
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IINDIA
IS
WEDDING;
DEPICTED
UN
a
total
CICm
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Bride
General
IliipHi1,
report
of
the
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er
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the
year
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sentee
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not
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baths.
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year
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baid
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amain
the
eoanefl!
atteodhn
to
tit
od.
fcoo!d
not
be
hcapttal
at
Ute
end
of
the
year
ehanber
m
he
tTaffl
atihzed
for
for
tk
the
I
anhwdtor.
of
the
bote
Ttr
r.wrli:
M-ja
llerttaari
reparted
a
toUl
oarpnae
Tms
wW
mean
that
the
tadtn
TriU
ahntys
bate
a
vara
piaee
uj
iforfc
and
'thai
vtB
ted
to
rnereaae
the
oatavt
of
raents
for
the
soMters.
irv?s
and
S33SJS
for
tvo
ekctrte
Of
this
,
ref
rtceraton
as
wefis
as
hi
other
US
had
teen
expended
on
bianket
vay
IrwriTdinc
the
pewukm
of
varsters.
t3M
14
in
ward
farnuh-
chr
to
the
patJenta
a.
Christmas
be
breaches
ebrvbere
with
wtueli
it
.
T2
nanaUain
dariac
the
year
sfaoaltf
assist.
Mr.
Ftaston
did
not
of
vMeh
191
were
matter
aad
331
hold
with
those
who
sosjgeated
that
minor
There
had
teas
447
x-ray
the
work
of
the
ebareh
shoald
be
enaitoattona.
saapeaded
for
thinaa
that
migiu
be
Vtiss
Hatrteoo
aiauostatged
co-eonstdeRd
saore
hnportant
at
this.
operation
of
tfce
Presldeat
and
time.
If
this
wa
done
wtu.
wocld
nietabert
of
the
board
as
well
as
these
be
to
fisjht
for?
Eren
with.
mesahers
of
ttV
staff
aad
there
of
vhUe
satia
and
the
ihilaee
I
and
wvre
a
antchJag
tarhaa
of
pale
plnfc
roses
and
ptac
and
mms
Hose
irnatosaao
was
aaud
of
honor,
weartef
a
toety
pale
art
jslk
taffeta
gem,
with
hat
aad
zWn.
and
earrrtac
a
bsaaaet
of
past
and
white
taMps
aad
earnaUona
The
dunning
hrtdoanlds
were
Mias
Erma
Baasansrh.
sn
tarosotse
Mae
aUk
taffeta
with
pink
shoafcter
length
veil
and
white
povsa.
car
rying
a
bonaaet
of
ptnk
and
white
earnatlOBs
and
lOas
Oaja
KaraaV
iwsky.
In
wild
rose
stlk
crepe
with
ptek
ahoakkr
Wncth
veil
and
white
ftovea,
also
carrying
a
binsaut
of
pink
and
white
earaaUoaa
The
brsae
was
Ktvn
in
marriage
by
her
father.
Loate
Martta.
and
fe
Martin,
brother
of
the
bride,
was
irroosaanuuL
Ushers
were
Marie
Basnalch
and
Albert
L
Diane.
Organ
selections
darlag
the
-erraiony
were
b-aatifaBy
retscter-fd
by
Mtes
Praneea
Moore.
juavswg
ue
marriage
ccre-3May.
a
wedding
dinner
was
heM
it
the
Boston
Cafe
for
the
bridal
The
sweats
were
received
by
the
bride's
mother,
wearing
a.
gown
of
navy
bra
Ik
crepe
with
corsage
of
tank
rrarhuai
There
was
a
targe
gathering
of
frimds
to
tender
congrahtlaUons
nd
bast
wtehea
In
the
bride
and
-woom
who
received
under
a
beautiful
white
wedding
bed
la
sn
irehwav
of
ahtk
aad
white
rases
"nd
streamers.
irmwr
m
in
wos
nrn-
by
Dr.
L.
V.'.
Kerjrtn
and
-nttsbtv
reaoonded
te
by
the
The
brd"s
th.
envered
with
a
Iv
rloth
was
Ustefutlv
I
orated
with
Pink
tari
In
ail
tUSSIFlE
rOR
SALE
Boat
with
5
h
p.
Kel
vin
engine
in
excellent
order
and
equipped
with
new
skill,
going
at
a
bargain.
Phone
893.
tf.
FOR
SALE
Terms:
strictly
cash
Lots
9-10,
BIk.
11.
D.
L.
3M,
Terrace,
Hugh
M.
Adams
Estate.
$500.00;
Sub
Lot
1
of
Lot
1429.
Range
S.
C.
D.
Laketee
Road.
10
acres,
Peter
De
Boer
Estate,
$100.00;
Lot
20.
Blk.
11
S.
6.
Prince
Rupert,
George
Macklln
Estate
$900.00;
Lot
4,
Blk.
37.
Sec.
5.
Prince
Rupert.
J.
D.
Peel'
Estate,
$125.00:
Lot
3043.
Cas-siar.
103
acres,
situate
near
Aly-ansh.
Wm.
Stewart
Estate.
$100.-00;
Unsubdivided
portion
Lot
2199.
R.
5,
CD..
142
acres,
and
cottage.
Estate
Neil
McCarthy,
$300.00;
Assd.
Lot
A
of
Lot
5.
Blk.
2,
and
Assd.
Lot
A
of
Lot
8.
Blk.
2,
D.
L.
45.
Port
Esslngton.
Estate
Mary
D.
Holland,
$200.00;
Unsold
portion
Lot
3822,
Casslar
(Alice
Arm),
and
cottage.
Estate
John
W.
Strombeck,
$500.00.
Official
;Adminlstrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
tf.
FOR
SALE
English
pram.
Snap
at
$12.00.
Apply
Mrs.
Joe
La
Brcche.
White
Apartments.
(37)
i
PERSONAL
MEN!
Want
vim?
Try
raw
oyster
tonic.
OSTREX
Tablets,
to
pep
up
whole
body
quick!
If
not
delighted
with
results
first
package,
maker
refunds
Its
low
price.
You
don't
risk
a
penny.
Call,
write
Mc-Cutchcon's
and
all
other
good
drug
stores.
tf
NEW
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ANNEX
Second
Avenue
Housekeeping
Apartments
(Hot
Water
Heated)
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
(Central
Hotel)
The
Rains
Came.'
rktarttation
(
Great
Novel,
k
Shewing
Hm
ttranxriy
-
assorted
cat
off
front
the
world
in
a
coJortat.
mythical
city
of
India,
with
all
restraint
rrept
away
as
angry
forces
of
nature
make
life
a
fading
hope
acid
loe
a
dentate
hrHf
Are
broaght
to
Ufe
in
The
Rains
Cam
pittartxaUon
of
the
fasaaas
novel
of
the
same
name,
which
ks
the
feature
on
the
screen
of
the
Capttoi
Theatre
for
the
first
half
of
this
week.
It
is
a
powerful
tale
of
human
e
mot
tons
running
riot
against
a
background
of
terrible
natural
catastrophes;
There
Is
a
stirring
ro-
tod
by
Myrna
Loy.
as
an
am
orous
titlod
woman,
and
Tyrone
Power,
as
a
high
caste
Hind
who
is
destined
to
become
a
potentate
The
picture
U
spectacular
both
In
architectaral
and
natural
setttnga.
U
tradtoeasalftr
Hinda.
TO.VIGIfT
aad
VTtl
r
3
Shows
Xithtlv
?
jjj
u
rowerfal
Spectacle
Emotions
ia
Tra4ns
.
Indu'
L0Y-P0WER-BMN1
At
"
2s
and
ADDED
-Fllmlnr
The
l
Bctlm
With
An
COMING
Tilt
"RS.
Madeleine
Car
"llsnevmoon
!
BAK
GOIJJ
LONDON.
(CP)
7..
It
wraaks
maka
a
feature
while
an
pne
oar
goid
.
ambtticwu
climax
u
the
eotorfal
1"'k(et
was
unch!
j
cro-JTOing
of
a
maharajah.
Maskl"'
-
The
cast
also
Inclaaes
Oeori
j
MieatL
sri
Rrnt
Rmwh
Jmm
MmI
Rm
To
Uara
Ouanrsikava.
Jo-voti
ghtid-
h4
but
Jan
TkarMtl
UuWU
m.
bean.
Hssuy
Tram
and
H.
B.
JL""!
tTi.",
Warner.
tt
mm
vmna
nmr,
ig
ot
.
8W
Wo
.
.
.
.
.
a
v
4.
aur
s
w
sconces
and
centred
by
a
three
'JZ
tier
wedding
cake,
whseh
was
duty
sa
.a
i
ral
aw
th
WLi
Uktik
b.k.
Casaw
fvmku
-
rrmtm
of
Hri
Unswd
antU
the
earty
heart
of
the
TAK
saorntag
to
the
strains
of
maac
?
ZTl?
oarty.
followed
by
a
reception
tn.by
Mtkt
Coraatts
Oreheatra
T
a
ta
h
Metrottole
KaD.
amoat
wu
of
m
vw
V
.at
IT.
tm
'7
mi
eerssaanwa
KafHer
in
the
evening
aceerchaa
a
c
ism
a,
h.
"viections
by
Mario
Bwsaanieh
ac-
"
u
'
naapanied
ay
H
Worafold
wore
cTVT
macb
enjoyed
uiwrn
u'u
n
Nusaeroas
beauUfal
and
aaeful
XZTIST'Z.
ttfu
teatify
to
the
pooutartty
of
the
couple
who
will
reawie
tn
th
t'ATXo
i
rnr,
nnr-
-lr
it
nt
ItSS
WALLACE
D
FEBRUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
Of
Coats,
Dresses,
Hosiery
Etc.
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS
MacKenzie's
Furniture
FEBKL'AltV
SALE
-riece
Walnut
Bedroom
Suite
Burl
walnut
facings,
mad'
'
f
plastic
handles
In
colors.
Heavy
British
plate
mirror
has
five
drawers,
upholstered
bench.
A
beauti-
COM
fl
ful
suite.
8alc
price
iJUJ.UU
Six
Other
Bedroom
Suites
at
Sale
Prices
Thone
775
Bulkley
Valley
COAL
From
our
mine
To
your
bin
And
the
whole
District
benefits