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217
SIXTH
ST.
The
STORE
Hill
DAD
AND
LAD
Green
Light
Ahead
...
Tor
the
Hed
Cross.
Let's
do!
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IX
OKAXGE
PEEL
f
There
Is
more
vitamin
C
in
the
peel
than
in
the
Juice
of
an
orange.
A
riia?.
Doflimonil
11
I
OplomelrUt
in
Charge
'P
j
Watch,
Cluck,
Jewelry
J
HriuiriiiK,
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUK
HASLMKNT
STOKK
for
line
China.
Diniif
rware,
(ilasscs,
Baggage
and
Novelties.
MAX
HEILBRONER
Jeweler
Diamond
.Merchant
O1
WITH
ADAM
for
SpiUuf,
K.
B
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V?-fe'
Furniture
KITCHEN
CHAIRS
90
Eastern
Hardwood
Kitchen
Chaus
QC
from,
up
OX.iJU
CAMERAS
6
Cameras
from,
up
from,
up
$2.95
MATTRESSES
40
Cotton
Mattress's
from
cio
nn
up
LAMPS
15
Table
Lamps
Q4
QC
CHESTERFIELDS
6
Chesterfields
in
the
latest
styles
and
latest
patterns.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
PHONE
BLACK
321
Third
Avenue
BULKLEY
VALLEY
1JLT1EK
Arrives
rresh
Every
Week
!
We
behove
in
fcaturug
11
and
hciping
our
up-river
farmers.
Try
it
once
and
we
feei
sure
you
will
wan
I
no
other
it's
freshness
and
quality
is
unsurpassed.
We
also
feature
up-rlvei
VEGETABLES
whenever
passible.
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
P.O.
S75
Phones
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,
MEN'S
SUITS
Ladies'
and
Gents'
Spring
Suits
.Military
Badges
and
Insignias
M.
T.
LEE,
Tailor
P.O.
Box
975
Phone
Gr.
960
savoy
HOTEL
Cart
Zarclli.
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Bus
Ml
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STREET
PKINCE
ItUPEKT
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M.
S.
Loubser
D.C..
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CHIROPRACTOR
Wallace
Block
phone
610
Lome
Cornell
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PAIXTEK
AND
1
5
INTERIOR
DECORATOR
f
Phone
Blue
112
The
Red
Cross
Must
Help
Many
.
.
.You
in
Prince
,
Rupert
are
Lucky
To
He
Still
Able
tc
(live.
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...
All
ion
Can!
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
PKINCE
KUPEKT
Co.
Ltd.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
CONCERT
OF
REDCR0SS
Very
Fine
Entertainment
Staged
Last
Xight
to
Open
$10,000
Campaign
in
Prince
Itupert
A
fine
prelude
to
the
oncnlne
today
of
Prince
Rupert's
drive
for
$10,000
In
the
Red
Cross
campaign
was
the
variety
concert
staged
last
night
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
The
house
was
well
filled
and
the
show-netted
a
substantial
amount
itself
for
the
campaign.
The
program
was
under
the
capable
arrangement
and
direction
of
Manager
D
O.
Borland.
Various
local
organizations
sponsored
numbers
and
one
of
the
features
was
the
presentation
of
several
items
by
new
an
acceptable
talent
to
augument
tht
efforts
of
some
of
the
city's
best
known
and
most
popular
entertainers.
At
the
opening
W.
R.
McAfee,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Red
Cross
Society
of
Canada,
made
a
brief
address.
Hr
welcomed
the
large
audience
which
he
took
as
an
Indication
of
the
warm
regard
In
which
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
held
the
work
of
'he
Red
Cross.
He
expressed
ap-nreclatlon
to
Manager
D.
G.
Bor-and
and
st&U
0f
the
Capitol
Theatre,
to
Cambral
Chapter.
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
the
sponsors
and
artists.
If
the
ob-lective
In
the
drive
was
to
be
reached,
Mr
McAfee
said
the
wholehearted
and
generous
support
of
"very
Individual
in
the
city
would
be
required.
He
paid
tribute
to
the
canvassers
who
would
be
starting
nit
today
and
asked
the
public
to
receive
them
generously.
It
was
an
opportunity
for
the
people
to
do
what
any
decent
ciUzen
should
be
anxious
to
do.
Even
in
Prince
Ru
nert.
should
the
enemy
strike
here.
the
Red
Cross
was
ready
to
meet
emergency
needs.
He
asked
all
those
in
the
audience
to
go
out
as
crusaders
for
the
Red
Cross.
Prince
Runert
could
not.
must
not
and
would
not
fall
in
this
campaign.
Tne
program
then
proceeded
and
THE
DAILY
NEWS
MONDAY,
may
Jt
each
act
was
received
with
ac-
Capt.
Alfred
of
the
United
States
J
(claim.
The
numbers
were
as
fol-jArmy.
speaking
briefly,
expressed
(lows:
pleasure
at
being
able
to
take
part
j
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-
in
the
Inauguration
of
the
Red
mere
c
Miss
Isabel
Conncry,
sail-
Cross
drtyfc
a
truly
international
ors
nornpipe
ana
swora
aarrcc;
t
undertaking,
lie
mentioned
now
at
Lance
Corporal
Adams,
bagpipe
home
he
felt
In
Prince
Rupert
Shipyard-Miss
Marie
Boulter
andiaon.
J
N.
Crady.
J.
McOovern.
D.
Miss
Patricia
Love,
novelty
dances:
I
Cody.
Vancouver:
W.
11.
Whtton.
A.
C.
Cameron.
E.
J.
ByfleW
and
j
Seattle:
C.
Vluf.
Caaslar;
J.
A.
O.
Gunnar
Varfeldt,
lntrumentalj
Donnell.
Vt:torta.
trios,
"Hungarian
Dance
No.
5"
Itojal
and
"Mother
Machrce."
Mrs.
McKay.
Vancouver.
Impressive
and
appropriate
to!
,
,.
,
the
occasion
was
a
tableau
en.:
,ckv
Hop4c'"f'
utied
rhr
nn
f
vWl
hre
with
his
parents.
Mr
-
w
v
A
U
V
-WWaf
with
special
Illumination,
sound
and
Mrs.
It.
O.
Hopkins,
sailed
on
effects
and
recordings,
arranged
Je
V
by
Dr.
II.
N.
BrockleabT
the
falling
!
1
fr
!
T.
lUrbed
of
a
bomb
in
the
presence
of
twj
.Hj!
uTh
rhiirfr.n
h
ri,iw,
,
.
mer.
He
has
completed
his
second
w
hvuv
rit
pni
i
were
Nina
.and
Lorraine
Young-
man,
Miss
Ruth
Lyle
Swain.
Mrs.
Richards
and
Dixon
recited
of
Manitoba
this
fall
to
continue
med
leaf
studies
"There
Too
Go
I"
with
much
ef-!
DAILY
NEWS
WANT
ADS
BR1NO
feet
RESULTS.
PHONE
B8
f
f
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m
is
Houseivivr.:-MVt
it
)Vur
job
to
save
in
every
way
you
can.
G,tiier
jour
tails
as
much
a
war
job
as
if
you
were
in
uniform.
In
tl.c
kitchen,
you
can
serve
by
uing
war
rrtijx:.
You
can
nerve
willi
your
work.balet
aUo
by
patching
and
.larning.
Ami
you
can
nerve
when
you
go
chopping
by
jnirtliaMiig
economically.
With
the
aving
you
make,
you
can
buy
War
Savings
Stamp
avry'uwk
lo
ai.l
your
country
anl
protect
your
family's
future
agaiimt
K,iblc
.linicull
times
ahea.l.
Heincmber
savin?
u
nervingl
.
!
Buy
as
many
War
Saving
Stamps
as
you
can,
every
day,
every
week.
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Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
selections.
Accompanist
for
the
evening
Union
steamer
Catala.
Capt.
Er-
Charles
P.
llalagno
and
Mrs.
nest
Sheppard.
arrived
In
port
at
PrineP
nunrrt
Rotarv
Club
Gunner
R?2b.
Sk
7loSi
,
fn,d
hU
11:30
midnight
last
night
from
the
Women's
Canadian
Club-Mrs.
i
rehwtra
provM
incidental
muUulij,
saUjaf
.early,
this
morning
Thomas
'DLxun,
vocal
solos,
"Falri
'
.
....
I
hr
the
Canada-
and
'Trees-.
"."L
bjL
Canadian
rouUnes
Nina
and
Lorraine
1
"jH
0
.
up"
Youngman,
Marlssa
Wendlc,
Lots
Thompson
and
Lisa
Kraupncr.
Royal
Canadian
Force
Leading
aircraftsman
Pickett,
piano
accord,
dlan
solos,
"Nola"
and
"This
Love
of
Mine".
,
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
Dr.
R,
G.
Large,
baritone
solo,
charac-.erization
of
Paul
Roboson,
"01'
Man
River."
Edmonton
Fusiliers
Sergeant
Ford,
electric
guitar;
Corporal
"arson,
monologues.
Catholic
Women's
League
Miss
Frances
Moore
A.T.C.M..
piano
mlos.
"La
Donna
e
Mobile"
from
"Rlgolctto"
Verdi):
"Berceuse"
from
"Jocelyn"
(Godard).
puea
uy
vnmunu
tnapwr,
imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Em
plre,
and
were
Miss
Muriel
Vance.
Miss
Margaret
McLachlan.
Miss
Betty
Ellison.
Miss
Evy
Rivett.
Mix
Frances
Thomson.
Muu
Florence
Parker.
Miss
Helen
Valentine.
Mlw
Jean
Wilson
and
Mrs.
C.
Nixon.
Muu
Eleanor
Moxlry
and
Miss
Eva
Cavalier
were
Red
Cross
door
attendants.
HOTEL.
ARRIVALS
Prinre
lluprrt
Normnn
Wood.
H
P.
Cahlll.
W.
F.
Ironside.
R.
Wilkinson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
M.
Carter,
Vancouver;
Capt
Kirk,
city:
Krnect
E
Fergu-
Royal
Canadian
Navy-
Leading
5eaW'
I
'
"Pe.
Telegrapher
Ron
Bernard,
tenor
solo,
"Old-Fashioned
Mother"
and
"Kashmiri
Song-Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock
and
imnu.
uirw
n.
owrwj,
OWITr
FalU:
A.
11.
Muskett.
Ocean
FsOto:
Charles
Haldane,
Victoria.
Central
C.
H.
Brown.
O.
Henry.
T.
Adam-
for
Port
StmjMon.
Stewart
and
the
Naas
ttlvcr
whence
she
will
re
turn
here
tomorrow
southbound
MIRTHFUL
RI
PAIN
in
nt
wnr
...
So
nrc
we.
morning
MYSTERY
Xlrlit
of
January
Sixteenth-
K
l
Elrnt
of
Week
leature
On
Screen
of
Capitol
,1
lira
ire
The
story
of
a
light-hearted
ton
r
who
Inherits
a
three
milltoi,
dollar
share
in
a
giant
corporation
rinds
It
has
been
snatched
from
him
by
the
crooked
head
or
the
company
and
who
then
gets
him
elf
Involved
with
a
ux-rlrl
murderess
with
romantic
and
am
using
results
will
be
on
view
nrx
Monday
and
Tuesday
in
the
cum
edy-mystery
"Night
of
Jsnuan
Sixteenth'
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
Co-starring
Robert
Preston
a-he
quick-witted
ex-gnb
and
Ellri
Drew,
as
the
beautiful
secretary
accused
of
murdering
her
bos
u
order
to
get
exclusive
poivui
n
of
the
fortune
he
stole
from
hi
rompanv.
the
film
also
feature
Nils
Asther.
Margaret
Hayes
Clarence
Kolb.
Alice
White.
Cecil
Kel
awv
and
Cliff
Natarro.
,"rv-
nt
Januarv
six
teenth"
Is
adapted
from
the
suc-ceasful
Broadway
play
ot
i
lev
seasons
ago.
The
murder
myster-Is
ealculated
tn
nroduc
thrill
an
suspense
but
It
has
also
a
Itch'
humorous
touch
and
Is
enacted
with
dash
and
breestneas.
The
action
culminate
in
rn
py
climax
and
altogether
It
Is
said
to
be
a
very
satisfactory
h
Hrituin
in
on
strict
rntions
.
.
.
Wo
nrc
nut.
Hut
HiipiMMo
wc,
Hillingly,
lived
us
Bliutilr
an
they
have
to
live
in
Hrituin
...
Think
of
the
Wur
SuvingM
SluinnH
ho
could
nuy
.
.
.
...
to
prmido
our
figliling
men
witli
enough
e(uipment
to
hnii
the
Nazi
...
...
to
help
keep
pricen
from
going
up,
.
.
.
and
to
carry
u
over
the
didicult
time
when
all
thib
war-work
Htopa
Q'Zm
'
,
'
'KJH
H.ou
i.
Got
thorn
from
banks,
post
offices,
druggists,
grocors
and
ofhor
retail
storos.
Nll..nl
.''rl'irnnrc
CmmUirr.
:
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3
oo
,
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,
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Ni
Asther
Wjt
j1
Itrra
Clarence
Kolb
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Won
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