BETTER
UUY
BEANS-
Standard
quality.
20
oz.
2
for
libfcy's
Pineapple
Jbkt
"jfi
U,
wee'tehed.
50
oz.
AV
Milkin's
Best
Pineapple
O0
Jdice
13
oz.
2
fof
Kelo
Apple
Juice
4
Qp
Ctiuhed,
10
oz.
2
for
avdnesdav.
March
12,
joH.
Frv'c
frtrnn
1-lb.
tin
IMumcs
18
and
1?)
31
St
23c
COUNTRY
HOME
CORN
Golden
Op
B:
tam.
choice
quality
.
ItKI)
HILL
TOMATOESChoice
duality.
A
W7p
r
.
2
for
LIBBVS
PORK
and
BEANS-r
25C
10
oz
J
lor
..
UBBY'S
SWEET
SPUDS-
2'
24c
ASSORTED
VARIETIES
TlluuuiiU
iim
-vrnwuu,.,
mai,ty
AND
GOODWILL
of
our
many
patrons
and
ONLY
friends
in
Prince
Ilu
pert
and
throujhont
the
ptitrlet
Is
oat
list
Anniversary
made
possible.
We
ualic
and
appreciate
verv
slncerHy
the
Confidence
yOo
KaVe
placed
in
us.
It
I,
our
aim
to
merit
your
fdiilinued
patroiiire
and
suppdrt.
"
'
THIS
STORE
IS
OWNED
AND
OPEHATtD
100
In
frlnce
Rupert.
There
are
n.
outskle
interests
nr
capital
whats6ever.
OUK
I'OMCY
Is
to
place
bel
ore
th
housewives
oT
Printe
fcupert
and
District
quality
groceries
at
low
prices,
as
tour
tarloadand
quantity
purchases
enable
Sis
0
-do
this.
THE
FREE
PREMIUM
PLAN
we
have
ha
In
effect
the
past
few
years
is
somethine
not
to
be
overlooked
by
economical
and
shrewd
housewives.
In
UWnr
advantage
of
this
and
keeping
your
homes
replenished
with
dishes,
utensils;
silverware
and
many
other
valuable
articles,
we
maintain
that
you
cannot
purchase
your
dally
needs
tnore
economically.
A
fair
trial
of
this
plan
will
convince
sou.
AN
UP-TO-DATE
FREE
DELIVERY
SERVICE
It
maintained
thronMiwit
the
city
as
well
a,
to
boats
(lf
all
sizes
and
types.
We
ship
to
all
uutlylnfc
districts
by
both
steamer
and
Tailroad.
AS
A
SYMIiOl,
OF
OUR
APPRECIATION
to
you
for
your
loyalty
and
support,
we
titter
you
some
valtics
which
will
actually
save
you
money.
Your
irtlipection
of
our
high-trade
and
well-kept
stock
Is
invited.
BUTTER-Bulkley
Valley
First
Gradfe.
3
lbs.
.......
$1.17
Canned
Vegetables
LYNN
VALLEY
PEAS
Sieve
4.
,
idard
quality
12c
Canned
Fruits
MALKIN'S
REST
CHERRIES
fled
Pitted,
1J
fancy
quality,
it
oz.
X
1
LYNN
VALLEY
PEACHES
Standard
quality.,
15,
.
2'
tor
MAUROB
PINEAPPLE
IWs.
2
for"
MALKIN'S
BEST
STRAWBERRIES
2's,
squat
'
GOLDEN
AREA
ttlUIT
FOR
SALAD-2's,
squat
27c
29c
19c
22c
BADER'S
SHORTBREAD
COOKIES-Cello
pkg
10c
FRUIT
JUICES
OrAard
Garden
Grkpeftiilt
Aire.
nnu
j
'
20
jz
12c
Ideal
for
Tea
They
Melt
In
Yoor
Mouth
SPRINT,
CLEANING
NKKDS
Old
En;lish
Palnt
Cleaner
'
needs
uo.
water,
No
rinsing
Ko
tlrylng.
-
25C
Old
English
No-Rub
Q
muW
Wa-Plnt
Aero-Mist
Glass
Cleaner-
For
windows
and
wind-
O
ff
p
shields.
Each
Llquia
Vtneer-12
oz.
CQrt
"Leaves
nofereasy
Mlm-
March's
W-WW
Cleanlnt
Powder-"
Works
xw
15C
wonderfully
well"
33c
For
Rreakfast
f
.b
tin
A7V
REFRICERATKI)
MEAT
DISPLAY
CASE
All
smoked
meats
arc
kept
un-der
refrigeration
in
our
up-to-date
display
case
Yor
your
protection.
Cooked
Ham,
nologna,
Wein
crs,
Side
and
Rack
Hacon,Cot
taje
Rolls,
etc.
CEREALS
KelloK's
torn
Flakes
Qltp
Kelloee's
Corn
Pops-
"A
crisp
puffed
tereal."
J.2C
Quaker
Oats
Large
package
Nott-premlum.
IQp
L0
Each
Shredded
SVheal
100
tp
whole
wheat.
2
for
Cubs
"the
new
spoon
'O'lC
size
cereal."
2
for
Miracle
Whip
Salad
Drcsslne
4-oz.
jar
tobaccos
and
Confectionery
Order
your
favorite
tifartttes,
tobaccos
and
randies
lln
yonr
grocery
order.
FRESH
FRUITS
AND
VEGETABLES
All
vegetables
are
kept
garden
-fresh
on
our
modem
vegetable
display
counter
by
Vapor
sprays
for
your
greater
enjoyment.
All
fruits
and
Veettables
In
season
are
on
display.
MussallemV
Economy
Store
WHERE
DOLLARS
HAVE
MORE
tSO.
Box
57
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j,-
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-
-1-m.
Trains
leaVfe
rmNvCK;npPEliT
for
the
EAST
Monday,
Wednesdy,
Friday,
B
p.w.
Alr-CondlUowd
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cits
s'amer
leave
PRINCK
fcfJPERt
for
VANCOUVEK
Tlnir
jday,
,30
p.m.
caftlng'al
Oceah
Falls
and
Powell
Rivf
r
For
Full
information
and
Reservation,
etc.
taH
or
Write
TICKET
OFFICE,
528
3rd
Avenu
Phone
2C0-
.Prince
Rupert
Aeents
for
Vrrrii.C9ri4da
Air
Lines
!f
you
lose
anyUiilljj,
adyertipe
for
it
Xhnther
interesting
Issue
of
Bo-
Kfe-IIl,
publication
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School,
has
made
Its
ap-n4VAnce.
tt
"contains
much
Inter
esting
news
concerning
the
activi
ties
of
the
school
and
its
pupils
and,
as
us'uai.
It
has
been
very
attrac
tively
prepared.
First
Child
Born
In
Local
General
Hospital
Now
30
nirthrfav
nrppttnizs
are
due
today
upert
General
Hospital.
flfl
DHL?
HllW
"
4th
Ave.
E.,
tomorrow,
March
13.
J.
Klnsior
sailed
yesterday
ar-iver.
ternoon
ton
the
rjaWte
for
Victoria
where
he
will
be
tnfeaged
In
fishing
L.
B.
Lambty
retorhed
t6
the
fclty
on
the
Prince
ftupfe'rt
this
morning
from
a
buMness
tfup
td
Vancouver'.
Charles
Graham,
inspector
mines,
returned
to
the
city
wi
the
Prince
Rupert
Ihls
mohitng
rrbm
a
trip
to
8orf
Inlet
6n
official
-duties,
Rev.
E.
W,
Slater
retirttied
to
the
city
Wi
the
catala
yesterday
fWm
a
trip
to
Stewart
on
ttefafa'tllcal
duties.
returned
to
tne
cujr
irom;
tne
sontn
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning,
HOW
TO
OPEN
llflCC
THAT
CLOSES
llU
vE
UP
AT
NIGHT
Put
3
-purpose
Va-tro-nol
up
each
nostril
..
i
(1)
It
shrinks
twolTen
membranes;
(2)
Soothes
irritation;
(3)
Helps
flush
hasal
passages,
clearing
mucus,
relieving
transient
congestion.
VICKSYATROHOL
Hugh
MacDonald,
road
superin
tendent
for
Atlin
district,
left
at
the
rirst
of
the
week
on
his
return
to
Sewart
after
spending
several
days
In
the
city
on
official
dalles.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Xuxler
of
Premier
were
passengers
aboard
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
arriving
from
the
north.
They
ari
on
their
way
to
Calgary
wheVe
Mr.
Aufcier
will
Join
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
The
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
was
in
regular
monthly
business
session
'at
today's
luncheon:
..President
W.
(F.
Stone
was
In
the
chair
and
there
i
was
a
good
attendance
of
members.
Business
to
large
extent
concerned
the
internal
affairs
of
the
clu'bV
Ken
Matheson
of
the
invctiga1-tlon
department
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
Js
paying
one
of
his
periodical
visits
to
the
city
t)n
official
business,
having
arrived
from
Prince
Oeorge
on
last
htght's
train.
.
t
'
A
railway
box
car
laden
with
mixed
groceries
and
standing
In
the
spur
at
the
Malkln
wholesale
warehouse
here
was
broken
fnto
during
Monday
night.
The-
ml
had
been
broken
and
the
door
partly
opened.
Evidently,
however,
,the
would-be
entrants
were
frightehed
off
at
that
time
as
the
contents
of
the
car
were
not
disturbed.
"e
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
I
Presbyterian
Tea
Mrs
'JlaVen,
Second
Searchllght;uxlllary
Tea
Catholic
Ladles'
St.
Pattlck
Tea,
I
.
-
mm
murca
ii.
Anglican
Tea
Mrs.
Darton's
March
18.
United
Tea
March
20th,
Mrs.
Large's,
Varden's
entertahiment
March
20.
102nd
Auxiliary
tea,
Lesion,
March
22.
IlorticuUUral
Dnnet,
Marcn
24.
Rebekah
Tea
and
Sale,
April
2.
L.
O.
B.
A.
Spring
feile,
April
23.
Mayday
Dance,
Oddfellows'
Wall.
St.
PeteVs
SpruijleMay
11.
NOTICE
Owners
or
landlords'
of
ortmlses!
rtnted'
slrtce
Jartuiry
2,
1940
for
housing,
accommodation
must
makei
delermlhatlon
bf
Ihe
rnt
Tn
R-nff
ttt..
well
known
vounKitee
tee
tor
tor
a
a
detern
1
1
u..)aei.
mVi
Tli
I
rt
u
vpnrs'nl
of
sucli
premises
1
atto
todaV
Joe
Mvas
-Uie
first
baby!
JtfiC.E
W..E.
FlSHlB
to
be
born
m
the
then
new
Prince
flu
'Chairman.
ii
-i-iitf'rirrwn
i
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Dance,
Mobise
ftalL
Friday..
presbvtettan
tea
!krs.
Platen's,
Canadian
legion
B.EJ3X..
monthly
j
meeting
lcm6hV.
j
Mitchell
Gay
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
Vahcou-1
Mrs.
B.
A.
McLean
R.N
of
Port"
Esslngton
arrived
In
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from
the
Skeeh
Rivet,
bringing
patients
in
with
her.
.-
j
Oeorge
Little
of
Terrace
is
pacing
of
j
a
brief
business
Visit
to
the
city,
having
arrived
from
the
Interior
on
last
night's
train.
Sergeant
and
Mrs.
Howard
Hlb-'
bard
returned
to
the
city
'on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
a
Vacation
trip
to
Vancouver.
Wllllani
Stole
returned
lb
the'eitv.
Lieut.
R.
Thistle,
Who
has
been
on
on
the
Catala
vestprdAv
rrnrh
n
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
week's
business
trin
to
Stewart
and
Premier.
T.
A.
McMartln,
mahnger
of
the
Vateon
general
store
at
Bmlthers,
arrjved
In
the
city
on
last
night's
train
Troin
the
Interior
for
a
brief
business
Visit
to
town.
I
-
1
Provincial
Constable
L.
E.
Requa
bf"
Stewart
is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
today
.'returning
north
after
a
brief
trip
to'
Vancou
ver
oh
esc'drt
duty.
.
Mrs.
W.
W.
Rush
of
Victoria
Is
a
Visitor
lh
the
city,
with'''
her
sister,
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin,
Mrs;
Rush
ls'the'!
widow
of
a
well
known
.Portland
:
Canal
mining
man
of
the
early
days
,
ana
ner
.
son,
uew
Rush,
,
Is
a
rell
wiown
tormer
Victoria
atWete.
According
to.
tele'sram
received
.
by
Rev,
3.
Ii.
Mytwang
yesterday.
'
Rt.
Rev.
h.
t.
Foss
W
iSeattle,.
bishop
bf
ttre
Pacific
bistrki
of
.the
KoVwegtan
Lutheran
fchtirchl
w
America
ana
Canada,-
and
-also
?
L
C.
itasby
of
Mtohpoi'.S
tWjfl
atiditot
W
the
sune
church,
wlll
visit
'in
the
bfty
over
th
e
Veekend.
They
to,
tome
frcri;
Ketchikan!
on.SaVarday.
and
remain
tiw
plestsy
of
6t.
wVs
Lutheran
.Church
ior
x
severarxiays.
1
HELP
FOR
KIDNEYS
OR
MONEY
IACK
Gin
.Pflli
are
sold
on
a
"utWiclioa
or
montytbtck
batit".
If
,youVi
act
VfiUrHjr
tiifitd
witMbeirVelpyour
money
.Will
1
re
funded.
(I
the
U.S.
Mk
fer
"Cio
PilH")
'-
m
CHIROPRACTOR
Stihley
W.
Coltorj,
D.CJPh.C.
Wtllace
Bldck.
rhonc
M
Central
Hotel
Qertral
Hotel
Annex
ISO
heated
Rooms
"'
tret
XVatet
Steafa
Baths
Dining
Room
in
Connection,
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
FRESn
FRUITS
VEGETABLES
Arriving
Etery
Boat
"BUY
RIGHT"
fcnop
at
Tom
Lee
&
Soil
nousE
of
finf;fooi)sm
Phone
5(7
2nd
Ave.
West
YES1
We
Repair
Vf
iter
PipH,
Beef),
Woodwotk,
Stoves
Connected,
tie.
Ofl
Burner
Cleaned
.......
lUt
Chlmntys
swept
1158
HANDY
fttAN
HOME
SERVICE
Pliehk
BLACK.
:33
'
iii
IS
yjoWL
HOME
frAGfe
fUtfV
C.;C.
Everston,
suferlng
from
'
N.
P.
Ingford,
chlef
fwcouftlint
broken
arm,
arrived
in
the
city
on
for
the
Premier
bold
MVrflh$rCo.,:
the
Catala
yesterday
altemoonleft
at
the
first
o
the
veek
6b.
-Wj
from
Anyox
to
enter
the
Prince
Ru-
return
north
after
a
brief
visit
16'
pert
General
Hospital
for
treatment
the
"city.
j
:
IN
"A-l"
CONDITION?
;
your
house
sound
in
structure?
'Is
it
proteaed
and
decorated
inside
and
out
by
.good
paint)
Is
the
roof
raih-and-snbw-
3
bathroom?
Round
the
World
WITH
Short
Wave
reception,
brings
Europe
to
B.C.
Before
yoil
al'e
satisfied
youll
tune
in
a
iiew
R.C.A.
VICTOR
with,
AIL
the
latest
improverirents.
In
the
city
or
in
the
country
its-
R.C.A.
Victor
for
better
radio
reception
always
Get
the
facts
from
Radio
Headquarters
l4r
proof?
Isyourkitcheneijuiprdforiight,
'
'
W
happy
work?
Havie
you
a
bright,
sanitary
4
j
ST:
i
Battery
Operated
Model:
B4'
If
you
need
money,
for
renovations,
discuss
the
matter
:.
Viiith
our
manager.
You
will
appreciate
his-
helpful
:
i
;
approach
to
yoit
problems.
.
y-'r-'
1
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
"A
bank
Vttii
Sdkatl
AccounU
AiO
W.loom."
i'.
Prince
Rupert
Ilranch:
G.
R.
S.
DLACKABY,
Manager,
Stewart
Branch:
H.
V.-LITTLER
Managet
MODERN,
EXPERIENCED
BANKING
ttt
OutcM'
tf
123
Yian'
Skcctisful
Optra
RADIO
SERVICti
5
rv-
S107.00
1
X
Write
.for
Illustrated-
lojder,
ahd
'
full'detalls
of
our;trialde
onstration.
':
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