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today
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and
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WOMEN
MAY
PLAY
PART
eha.
CMef
of
Police
Chris
Jaekfln
OBe
Hcndml
and
Fin
j
Recruits
Are
Wanted
for
Local
Branch
Of
Service
League
f
Local
women
between
the
;
of
eight
c
and
forty-five
who
wish'
,to
serve
their
country
wiM
have
the
.
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Brtu?il
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services
at
toe
Ocean
Fan
An-
AVnrnenJa
.can
ehareh
eonturae
to
attract
at
teatioa.
Last
Smday
th!
was
oeMTered
by
Doatjtea
Keeier.
at
the
A.T
A
Mrs
Mcwi?y
Pattir-son
sang.
KISS
YOUR
TIRED
FEELING
GOODBYE!
Prpinx
Mny
Suffer
Low
Blood
Count
And
Don't
Know
It.
TW
f
tkint
twct
Ww
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con
ut
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wnnclit
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is
taair
viud
Jaa
ta
carry
Efe-ciTia
axrfra
tram
yavr
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tsrasiWct
yw
bady.
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yaat
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arycra
ta
cxpladt
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yvar
or
a
Bale
U
power
ta
tara
tlw
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seat
fcaee
yienty
C
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to
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enerxy
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year
fcofy
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sree
yaa
coiK
.
eer.
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Dr.
WGaan
Pnil
FBu
tooey.
They
are
vetid-f
anew
far
tae
Ml
taey
(ire
ia
lKmiiif
tte
mbrr
aa4
sUerjrta
af
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year
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cent
ap.
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frri
ke
I
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aa
tbe
stairs
u
if
yea
a
ere
foacey
aa
atAsk
year
dretat
-ler
Dr.
vnua
Ffak
Has
tooar.
vice
League
which
is
to.
br
foreied
next
"WTedneeday
under
nhe
soper-.
vMon
of
Mrs.
O
Wharton,
local
or-i
I
anizer.
Training
will
begin
February
23.
Already
mtoch
Interest
is
being
displred.
The
aim
is
jo
hare
about
ISO
recruits
here.
Objects
of
the
dab
are
to
foster,;
encourage
and
develop
among
the
taersbers
the
spirit
of
voluntary
service
to
Canada,
to
render
useful
service
in
case
of
national
emerges-cy
and
to
develop
among
the
mem-men
physical
fitness
by
supervised
expert
training.
Members
may
take
up
courses,
under
competent
instructors,
such
as
m?t
"mechanics,
radio,
telegraphy,
signalling,
emergency
first
aid,
anti-gas
Instructions,
map-reading,
commissariat
duties,
sanitation
and
service
clerical
-work.
Over
onejthaNtfarid,
women
are
already
training
Tmder
this
organization
Jn
British
Columbia
.
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Wedneaday,
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Lift
Few
Minutes
of
City
Cemmis-fianer'
Ten
ore
Yesterday
Marked
.
By
Pleasant
Incident
fact
was
not
unappreciated
that
during
the
past
six-and-a-half
years,
Mr.
Alder
had
had
a
difficult
position
to
filL
He
had
made
a
suc
cess
of
it
and
had
accomplished
many
things
which
were
to
his
credit
Outstanding
among
these
things
Mr.
Matheson
considered
the
refunding
scheme,
something
that
the
most
of
people
did
not
appear
to
appreciate.
In
interest
alone
a
-
"
'
'
-
.
------
Getting
acquainted
wl'h
the
heavy
Frer:i
rr.jd
is
not
lie
ieas!
important
of
a
British
Tommy'
training
Here
ve
tee
a
sqaad
going
orer
:h
top
under
the
corenng
fire
of
trie
soklier
in
the
eentre.
during
prac'Jee
mar
aenrres
srr.medU:e.y
beyond
their
oxn
fron!-hne
trer.rh's
HONORED
BY
SrS,1'
Basketball
At
adroinUtratvnei
Af
th
ritr
H
vii1
HALL
STAFF
te'';Essinglon
Is
go
much
at
home.
However,
he
feit
that
the
tirae
had
come
to
move
along.
He
expected
to
be
back
in
Prince
Rupert
every
once
in
a
while!
for
twenty
years
with
the
provision
J
I
get
credit
for
a
few
nice
things
of
adequate
sinking
funds.
The
po-I
do
or
say
and
for
a
whole
lot
of
sitlon
of
commissioner
had
had
things
I
never
do
or
say.
many
difficulties
Involving
hard
arnrk
nnr!
taUrr
a
ttanrt
artian
it
I
A
HWD
walked
into
a
WCSt
COd
fwas
considered
In
the
interests
of
f0"
the
city.
Mr.
Alder
had
measured
rP-
i
up
to
those
dUIiculties.
It
al
results
for
the
city
would
have
been
ooering
oiouiereni.
Aiaer
naa
given
un
2
stlntingly
of
his
time
and
labor.
tality
while
rooms
below
68
degrees
produce
colds
g,The
I
result
was
that
1
a
todar
the
city
a
.
oe
passive
5
henceforth.
o
a
a
o
o
a
a
a
o
n
o
o
o
o
a
o
o
o
o
o
a
a
I
b
a
o
o
a
o
a
o
a
it
had
been
his
ambition
to
'follow
the
example
of
his
father
and
mellow
with
age.
His
position
as
city
commissioner
had
not
given
him
the
chance
to
do
that.
It
had
not
been
possible
for
him
to
do
half
of
what
he
might
have
liked
to
have
done.
His
first
aim
and
duty
had
been
to
put
the
city
on
its
feet
and
be
hoped
that
he
had
had
i
measure
of
success
In
doing
this.
"I
would
have
liked
to
have
been
able
to
grant
a
whole
lot
of
re
quests,'
said
Mr.
Alder.
"I
would
have
liked
to
have
been
able
to
put
in
London
and
asked
for
a
He
was
asked
what
kind
of
jjjj'belt
he
wanted
and
he
reoHed:
"It
S
hare
been
easy
for
him
to
have
foi-'cloei
004
raatUr-
Any
kind
win
do
!lowed
the
policy
of
making
a
good,1
,B4
vant
to
uhtfl
a
-
-
.
Irtnr
our
leaders
Ia.9fr
ffafl
tell
us
i
fn
to
do
fe
It.'
leuow
or
nimself
and
give
every
thing
that
he
was
asked
for
but
the
"Wart"
said
Oort,
referring
to
"Yon
may
catch
me
asleep
but
not
a-saoring."
We
are
all
glad
to
learn
that
the
to
carry
on.
pulp
mill
is
as
much
alive
as
ever
In
presenting
the
brief
i
It
was.
What
we
are
wondering
to
case,
Mr.
Matheson
expressed
the
how
much
alive
was
it
ever
hope
that
Mr.
Alder
would
be
spar
ed
for
many
years
to
use
it
3Ir.
Alder
Replies
Mr.
Alder,
replying,,
said
that,
he
ljumn!
hxhere
som
t.c
iouna
n
cuiicuit
to
express
rus.prue
us
aa.
feeJings
of
pleasure
and
appreeia-
tion
for
the
sentiments
that
had
been
expressed
and
the
gift
that
bad
been
made.
Without
the
as
sistance
of
the
staff.
Mr.
Alder
un
hesitatingly
acknowledged,
it
would
have
been
impossible
for
him
to
canyon.
He
had
depended
upon
the
members
of
the
staff
and
he
conk)
say
that
never
had,
they
failed
him.
He
had
been
brought
up.
Mr.
Alder
reminisced,
by
a
father
who
had
taught
him
not
to
be
afraid
of
bard
work
and
do
what
he
felt
was
right.
This
job
as.
city
commissoer
was
not
such
as
he
might
have
hoped
for
In
the
later
years
of
life
for
It
Jake
says
we
should
not
apeak
Ugbtlrof
puVjnay
mim
ana
sorp
Mr.
Buckley
to
looking
for
a
site
for
the
oolp
mfH
and
all
the
rest
of
us
are
looking
for
a
sight
of
the
same
pulp
mfiL.
The
Russians
are
still
being
"hurl
ed
back."
The
Finns
have
done
a'
whole
lot
of
hurting
since
they
be
gan
to
take
the
measure
of
the
Bolshies.
Five
thousand
people
read
the
pays
to
let
them
have
to
sen
rittfc
ftaprt
Dally
Hews.
It
know
what
yot
,
in
viicm
rnr.Mi:
rotar
or
nam!!
lULlMOM
1
1
la
rrofcal
la
the
Malt
of
lb
-.deilaWrtloo
I
And
la
th
Mailer
ef
the
Male
af
Aadrrw
j
L.
llratrr.
Jrear4
J
TAKE
NOTICX
thai
try
crorr
04
nw
i
Honor
W
E
naiMf
aaUd
the)
r2nd
nay
at
January
i
!-.
polntru
ACcalnrioT
at
Ui
Estate
of.
Andrew
lironard
Weer,
rxnuwrd.
late
of
the
Oty
of
Prince
Ruprtt,
BrlUcti
Cbrumtta,
and
all
pmono
bartng
j
daUn
oealxwt
Vh
aald
ZateA
or
hereby
requir!
to
furnUto
tfc
max
to
me
,
carverlT
rrrUVd
on
or
brfore
the
28lii
Oar
of
February
10
and
all
prratna,
your
salaries
back
where
they
be-J
maeMed
to
c-
-aid
rt
are
mrjimi
long
but
I
think
you
realize
with
to
w
u
uwir
irttd-
me
that
that
could
not
be
done
and,1
orjIXna-
watt.
at
the
same
time
put
the
city
back
otncui
AunMnM,
on
It,
feet."
I
P?
?
t
.
I
DaVd
V
ZZaa
oay
OI
eanuaj,
u.
It
was
not
without
a
food
deal
of
'u4o.
Being
Revived
and
would
look
forward
to
visiting
PORT
ESSLVOTOK.
Feteaary
1
the
good
friends
at
the
City
HalL;
Alter
a
iante
of
a
ymr
hwket-
A
pieasiag
incident
marked
the
-t
krvn--
tinm,
-:
Kan
Kaae,
.--i
u,
m
imai
xew
nannies
yesiercay
aarr-
concluded
Mr.
Alder.
"I
shall
al-
Ea-tofton.
With
new
players
nocaof
the
tenure
of
W.
3.
Alder
as
tirini
nlKisantlr
of
m
htnm
!
listed
and
the
hail
rraurrf
ai
3
OCIOCC
memoers
OI
ine
CUy
a
ftoiwlanl
remlrutar-
Haii
stall
assembled
in
the
com
missioner's
office
to
say
their
offic
ial
good-bye.
This
took
the
fenn
of
a
Utloa
to
Mr.
Alder
of
a
handsome
monogrammed
brief
case.
3r.
Matheson
declared
that
the
Those
attending
the
ceremony
were
City
Treasurer
D.
J.
Matheaon.
farewell
address
by
City
Treasur-
TlTf
u'i
er
D.
J.
Matheson
and
the
presen-
TllTiL
rTntHn
Vfiu
Um
IMiirf
trt..
..
,
-
j
mvw.
Mm
Mac
!
Murray.
Miss
Audrey
WrathaH
aad
jMiss
Beatrice
Hunter.
Man
in
the
Moon
How
this
war
does
get
one!
I
refer
tc
the
war
against
the
grocer
and
the
landlord
and
the
barber
and
the
tailor
and
thnte
nther
fool-
o
I
savin?
of
125.000
had
been
effected.
popfe
who
give
me
credit.
2'and
the
debt
had
been
postponed
H.G.
HELGERSON
LTD.
216
Sixth
Street
See
U
Tor
All
Kind
of
Insurance
and
Real
Fatate
Notary
Public
We
have
on
our
lists
the
lowing
-pod
bays
;i:
th
AVE.
rooms
and
I1M.W.
en-
the
city
commissioner.
At
fUteen
min-
asociatiens
with
von
and
at
I
nUvers
are
bnsahina
as
Lheir
tseh-
uies
oeicre
me
ouice
closing
ume
about
carrying
your
gift,
it
shall
belnkpte
and,
if
any
oatsid
tea
us
.....
.....
n
C
a'.U.V.
HAWa
"al.
a
mum
paay
acre,
tkey
wuj
be
Jr.
shape
to
defend
the
home
town
The
officer
of
the
Port
Bastng
-ton
Basketball
Chtb
are:
Maaater.
Howard
Aarr.
Seeretary-TreasureT.
Edward
N.
BoHon.
fol-
WEST-
Four
bath,
modem.
8l
nORDBN
STREET-Three
room
cottage
SotQ.M.
.Make
u
an
offer
for
laree
building
on
Ambrose
Avenue,
suitable
for
boaruinr
house.
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Rldg.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MLHc
VALENTIN
DAJRY
rnoNE
GROCERY
SPECIALS
Every
Day
at
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
'Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Fhone
18
and
19
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
Skidegate
Mission
Is
Busy
Socially
Many
Affair
Hate
Been
He'd
In
ls'and
VUlare
Since
Flrt
f
Year
111
ii
11
twinuir
i
j'Tir
.
Jphywician
.where
the
mother
Mr
i
cert
and
dance,
were
law
oeen
.
many
narue
ana
social
events
m
hf
in
Wife
Of
Kamloops
Physician
Passes
Mr.
IL
U
Uree
Die
While
VWt-
tat
la
Toront
With
Mother
KAMLOOPS.
February
1
(Cana
1
dead
in
Toronto
wis
vtstUng
with
her
Wolves
Ravage
Even
Moose
In
iB.C.
Interior
WILLIAMS
LAKE.
February
1
Canadian
Prea
Woive
are
re-,
vaging
ether
forms
of
wtld
life
in
the
central
interior
this
winter.
In
the
Anaheim
Lake
distrkt
at
leat
dght
moose
are
known
to
have
been
kUted
by
wotvea
and
two
bui.
BMoae
aad
a
cow
are
known
hate
been
bnihuly
killed
at
Ta-Ua
Lake.
BAR
G01.D
r
MM,
i
cm
LlDUin.
LMTTW
mmMam
I
f
rtvmAM
t
rr
v-w.
I
.
iPrtce
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
I
So3
Teal
Captain.
Wlfilaaa
market
was
unchanged
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and
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wart
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Wealey
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Special
committee.
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Spalding
and
David
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men
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and
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one.
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ha
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will
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the
nation
sr.
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fir
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year.
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BABY
SPECIALISTS
BVcRi
YEAR
DI
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TO
INCREASE
IX
PRICE
OF
Nanaimo
Wellington
Coal
At
the
mine
of
one
dollar
per
ton
and
the
increase
in
fwj
rates,
commencing
January
1,
lilt,
our
price
on
Nniif
Km
Incton
Coal
will
be
a
follom
Nanaimo
Welllniton
Lump
Sacked,
delivered
Per
to;
Nanaimo
We!linton
Mine
Run
Sacked,
del
.
Per
Un
Nanaimo
Welllniton
Lump
Bulk,
delivered.
Per
tor.
Nanaimo
Wellin.ton
Mine
Run
Bulk,
delivered
Per
Hi:
lie
lie
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Albert
and
McCaffery
Ltd
rbone
11C
and
11?
B.
C.
Furniture
Co,
February
Clearing
Sale
New
and
Used
Furniture
2
Kitchen
Rantes
At
2
Spic-Span
Cleaner
Just
Bke
new
1
Bed
Complete
4
feet
by
6
feet
2
Phllco
lUdlov-
,
At
J
1
Connor
Washing
Machine
In
perfect
shape
I
lane
Site
Chesterfield
3
-piece
3
Catt-lron
Cabin
Cook
Stoves-Special
1
4-piere
Walnut
Bedroom
Sulle-
At
21
Table
Lamp
In
Reg.
price
up
to
S20
10
824,5
"''7
84,9
812.5
812.5
829.5
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839,5
New
Furniture
9
Chesterfield
Fine
patterns
and
styles.
From
.
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Thone
BLACK
324
.
Next
Door
to
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all
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