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Daily
J3clus
Tuesday,
March
11,
1017
CITY
PROFITS
BY
BOND
SALE
Prince
Rupert
refunding
bonds,
protiuct
cf
past
civic
misfortune,
arc
going
to
make
the
city
a
tidy
profit.
The
bonds
in
question
aTe
those
held
in
the
waterworks
and
telephone
trust
accounts
and
are
worth
$106.50.
,Clty
council
last
night
approved
a
finance
committee
recommendation
that
$22,816
worth
of
the
bonds,
whose
par
value
Is
$100,
be
sold
at
$106.50
and
that
the
money
realized
be
used
to
purchase
Province
of
British
Columbia
bonds
at
$100.50.
"I
think
it
Is
an
excellent
Idea,"
Mayor
Arnold
told
last
night's
council
meeting.
"We
plan
to
sell
the
bonds
anyway
and
we
will
make
a
$6
profit
on
mT
We're
1
it
S
At
WALLACE'S
Business
and
J.
P.
MOLLER
PHONE
BLUE
15o
124
4tft
Ave,
East
PAPER
HANGING
.
AND
PAINTING
HELEN'S
..BEAUTY
SHOP
;
Permanent
Waving.
-
Beauty
Culture
in
T.
7
all
Its
branches.
206
4th
Street
:
Phone
655
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
QENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
Roofs,
Chimneys
and
Oil
Burners
PHONES:
Green
486
Red
834
PAINTING
and
PAPERHANGING
Phone
Black
823
H.
J.
LUND
JONES
NEWS
STAND
,
Eastern
and
Western
Papers
Z
Magazines
-
SUBSCRIPTIONS
TAKEN
Sixth
Street
Red
808
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LTD.
Plumbing
nnd
Heating
:
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Engineers
IMioric
174
P.O.
Uox
274
Serving
the
Fisheries
Industry
Wells
(P.R.)
Ltd.
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la
bee
lino
C
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T
It
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C
TORS
Ill-UK
980
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
REPAIRS
ALTERATIONS
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
Builders
and
Contractors
FIONE
RED
561
each
bond
by
selling
them
now."
Alderman
T.
N.
Youngs,
fi
nance
committ-je
chairman,
ex
plained
tint
there
also
was
some
question
as
to
the
legality
of
the
city
owning
Prince
Rupert
bonds
and,
while
the
matter
so
far
had
been
overlooked
by
the
provincial
authorities,
the
committee
thousht
it
wise
to
ex
change
them
for
British
Colum
bia
bonds.
The
bonds
are
those
which
were
issued
under
the
Prince
Rupert
Refunding
Act
cf
1935
when
the
city's
dtbt
was
re
organized
by
the
Municipal
Department.
They
have
been
held
in
trust
accounts
for
expanding
and
rebuilding
the
city's
water
works
and
telephone
systems.
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
R
!
o
Sure
n
We've
Col
Your
Number
How
can
we
be
wrong?
Wo
scoured
the
market
for
Spring
coats
both
shorties
and
full-length
and
took
our
pick
of
the
most
fetching
numbers.
You'll
go
far
in
a
little
box
coat
this
Spring.
Particularly
in
this
little
all-wool
honey.
Look
them
over.
of
u
course
a
Professional
PRINCE
RUPERT
ROTTLE
COLLECTOR
PHONE
RED
416
.
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Wc
buy
.
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.
PERFEX
BEER
BOTTLES
BOTTLES
All
Sizes
WHISKEY,
GIN
AND
WINE
BOTTLES
Prompt
and
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Courteous
Service
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
Bcsner
Block
-
Phone
387
P.
N.
Kilborli
W.
Peterson
BERT'S.
TRANSFER
AND
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Lumber
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Coal
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Wood
-
Baggage
Freight
-
Express
Phone
Blue
810
Night
Calls
Green
U77
Prince
Rupert
PRINCE
RUPERT
FLORIST
A.
R.
LOCK
Wedding
Bouquets
Corsages
Designs
Potted
Plants
Bulbs
Novelties
MODERATE
PRICES
Prompt
attention
to
mail
order.'.
Box
516,
Phone
777,
300
3rd
Ave
MWAWWW,
IJ.
1
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KR
PROMPT
and
EFFICIENT
SEflMCS
Mil
((OUT
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to
COLUMBIA
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CO.
LP
NORTHERN
LIGHT
HOOK
ROOM
(83)
(Over
Wallace's
Store)
for
-
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Eibles,
Faster
Cards,
Mottoes
P.O.
BOX
721
HEAVY
PIN
HINGES
tAMr,
C
IDOW.C
,ON
ALL
CORNERS
STANDARD
SIZE.
COLD
FRAME
SASH
IS
3
X
6
FEET,
DOU&LE
GLAZE.D.
A
garden
task
which
can
be
performed
In
winter
is
the
construction
of
a
cold
frame.
Every
garden
should
have
one:
in
every
month
of
the
year
there
Is
important
service
which
it
can
render.
In
some
form
cold
frames
have
been
used
by
gardeners
for
centuries;
originally
they
were
pits
open
to
the
sun
in
which
plants
were
sheltered
from
cold
wind.
Since
glass
has
been
available,
to
keep
out
cold
air
but
let
in
the
sun's
warmth,
cold
frames
have
become
more
efficient
and
useful.
Standard
glazed
sash
are
difficult
to
get
this
year;
but
various
glass
substitutes
are
available
which
can
be
stretched
on
light
frames
and
serve
the
same
purpose,
while
being
much
lighter
than
glazed
sash,
and
unbreakable.
j
Canada
Club
Of
Edinburgh
MrsJSlanlcy
Wilson
of
Vriiuc
Kupcrt
Is
Prominent
Member
Canada's
tics
with
Scotland,
already
strengthened
by
the
visits
of
many
thousands
of
men
and
women
from
the
Dominion
during
the
war
years,
will
be
fur
ther
fostered
as
a
result
of
the
formation
in
April
or
1946
of
the
Canada
Club
of
Edinburgh.
Mrs.
Stanley
Wilson
(the
former
Florence
Smith
of
Prince
Rupert)
is
one
of
the
prominent
members.
When
it
was
first
decided
to
form
a
club
for
Canadians
In
Edinburgh,
a
notice
wr.r
put
in
the
local
newspapers
to
which
30
replies
were
received.
At
the
inaugural
meeting
of
the
club
there
was
an
attendance
or
72
and
the
present
membership
Is
more
than
250,
two-thirds
of
whom
are
listed
a
Canadians
and
every
province
in
the
Dominion
is
represented.
in?
purposes
for
which
the
f
tib
was
formed
were
urimnritv
to
provide
a
meeting
grqund
for
all
Canadians
resident,
temporarily
or
Dcrmancnllv
in.Frti,-
j
burgh;
to
bring
together
in
the
!
icuowsnip
of
common
interest
4
non-Canadians
who
have
resided
in
Canada;
to
encourage
friendly
intercourse
among
thos
,
who
have
relatives
or
friends
in
I
Canada,
and
to
maks
nrrrrf
taet
with
organizations
in
n.
ada
which
are
representative
of
present-day
life
and
thoUSht
thought,
I
i
and
to
arrange
an
interchange
ci
views,
ideas
and
information.
The
club
is
already
realizing
its
aims.
Regular
monthly
meeting
are
held.
Every
one
of
these
opens
with
the
singing
of
'O
Canada"
and
half
an,hour
of
friendly
informality,
aided
by
a
cup
of
"Canadian"
coffee.
Thereafter
the
meeting,
settles
down
to
enjoy
Hie
program
for
the
evening-maybe
a
talk,
or
a
film,
a
discussion,
a
"Canad'a
quiz"
or
mu.lc.
Dominion
Day
nrcvided
the
clmb
with
its
first
big
opportunity.
Coinciding
as
it
did
with
a
visit
of
the
royal
family
to
Edinburgh,
permission
was
sought,
and
granted,
to
present
a
bouquet
to
Her
Majesty
as
a
token
of
loyalty
and
affection
from
oanacuans
in
Edinburgh.
By
special
arrangement,
maple
leaves
were
flown
horn
Ontario,
New
Brunswick
and
Nova
Scotia
and
made
up
with
roses
and
heather
into
a
particularly
lovely
bouquet.
Three
memibers
of
the
club
Lady
Stevenson
(Toronto),
Mrs.
Stanley
Wilson
(Prince
Rupert)
and
W.
P.
Van
;six:Kie
(Brantford)-had
the
i
privilege
of
being
received
by
Her
Majesty
in
the
historic
Pal-
;ace
of
Ilolyroodliousc
and
presented
the
flowers.
On
the
evening1,
of
that
day.
an
"at.
home"
was
held
in
the
.North
British
Station
Hotel
and
a
company
of
about
150
enjoyed
UJLDERS
We
have
the
most
complete
stock
,
SASH.
WINDOWS
AND
FRAMES
j
in
Western
Canada---available
I
for
immediate
dpllvnrv.
!
Write
for
complete
catalogue
lo
HUKrtla
SASH
K,
rKAME
CO
r.o.
nox
T.nt
North
Vancouver.
II.C
HICKS
FRASER
HOUSE
Dalmatian
Male
I'uppics
For
Sale
$25
Phone
Black
823
HOOK
TO
HOLD
SASH
UP
WHEN
NEEDED,
a
progrrm
of
music
and
i
i
A
Hallowe'en
revel
with
dancing,
traditional
rites
such
as
ducking
for
apples,
flpor
shows
finrt
4lm
n.miiFAmnnlR
.
.
.
1
.
1
I
wv
UlilUJCllitllU
Ul
u
jiu.il-
way
was
attended
by
over
three
hundred
people,
all
or
whom
were
or
the
opinion
that
it
was
the
best
party
they
had
ever
attended.
A
feature
of
the
club's
activities
Is
the
welcome
given
to
girls
who
have
come
from
Canada
as
brides
of
Navy
and'
Air
Fore.;
personnel.
A
bowling
leasue
was
formed
this
winter
and,
apart
frocn
enjoyment
of
the
exercise,
it
ha.-.
proved
to
be
a
further
opportunity
for
various
member?
to
get
to
know
each
other
and
to
r
u
r
t
h
c
r
Canadian
-
Scottish
friendships.
!
Despite
all
this
achievement,
the
club
has
no
premises
cf
iti
own.
The
housing
shortaee
is
one
reason
and
the
shortage
of
funds
Is
another
and
crucial
one.
Nevertheless,.
the
hunt
for
accommodation
goes
on
In
the
firm
belief
that,
when
the
premises
are
found,
the
money
will
comf
.
.
somehow
Classified
Advertising
Paysl
Weak,
Tired,
Nervous,
Pale
or
Underweight?
Get
Rich,
Red
Blood.''
You
Jtnoio
how
poor
blooil
o(U;n
fnu
lirtil
rundown
condition
i
bring
derm
inn,
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Vnn
Imtm
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f..
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to
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be
rlcTi,
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slrenitlh-Bivinif.
So
with
helpful
amounts
of
vitamin
lit,
ca!.
cium.
phosphorus.
Get
n(l
four
in
Ottrex.
Are
you
thin,
too?
Well,
Oatrtx
isn't
designed
lo
make
(
people
fatttr.
Hut
its
Iron
helpa
restore
appetite,
better
Horn
:ni
it.
S1
thousands,
once
"skinny",
or
H.-r'ird
to
fill
out
hollows!
rain
norms!
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fi.
uv
it
a
normal
hralth.
Introtinctoiy
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TODAY
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liquids,
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sugar.
Hem
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stirring
umil
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Plain
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recipes
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Men's
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ladies'
assorted
styles
in
stainless
steel
and
gold-filled
15
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17-jewel
grades;
some
have
leather
straps,
and
the
ladies'
are
silk
cord
or
chain
bracelet
styles.
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LIBRARY
HERE
"The
Case
of
the
Borrowed
Brunette"
Eric
Stanley
Gardner.
"The
Middle
of
Midnight"
William
Bcymer.
"The
Shadowy
Third"
Marco
Page.
"The
Silver
Leopard"
Helen
Reilly.
"The
Swan
Sans
Once"
Mar-
Jorie
Carleton,
"The
Varmints"
Poftgy
Bennett.
"The
Walls
of
Jerlcho"-Paul
Wellman.
"Thieves
in
the
Nlsht"-Ar-thur
Kostler.
"Toll
of
the
Brave"
Inglis
Fletcher.
"Valley
of
Vanishing
Men"
Max
Brand.
CHURCH
ARMY
VISIT
HONORED
KITSEGUKLA
-
-
The
Church
Army
from
Kltwanga
vislt.tf
this
Skeena
River
village
re
cently,
and,
during
thqlr
stay.
the
members
were
cuests
of
honor
at
a
banquet
eiven
bv
the
Ladies'
Aid
of
the
United
Church.
inc
program
consisted
of
a
var
iety
cf
vocal
and
instrumental
selections
and
speeches
by
com
munity
leaders.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News.
your
Grocer's
MINUTE
Dare
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Made
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the
makers
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mi....
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in
me
new
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ircnd
area
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Frontage
on
Third
Avenue
CONTAINS-Exccllcnt
Inisincss
(iiar(cr.s
living
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OIL
HEATED
NEW
BOOKS
IN
The
following
now
books
have
been
added
to
fche
shelves
of
the
Public
Library:
Beasle
Scented
Murder"
Frank
Urutoer.
Beyond
the
Garden
Gate"
Sophus
Winther.
"By
Way
of
Wyoming"
Curtis
Bishop.
"Death
Valley
and
Its
6oun-try"
-George
Putnam.
"Exit
Harlequin"
Jessica
Ryan.
"Footibricke
to
Death"
Kath-
lcrn
Moore
Knight.
For
One
Sweet
Grape"
Kate
O'Brien.
"Holdfast
Gaines"
O
d
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1
1
Shepard.
"The
Lady
Forgof'-Margaret
Maiiblc.
"In
a
Dark
Garden"
Frank
Slaughter.
"London
Belong
to
Me"
Norman
Collins.
"Look
South
to
the
Polar
Star"
Holger
Cahlll.
"Ls'dla
Bailey"
Kenneth
Rob
erts.
"Mountain
Time"
Bernard
'
'
'
DeVoto.
,
"Nerby"
Elizabeth
Yates.
"Pavilion
of
Women"
Pearl
Buck.
"Resident
Nurse"
Lucy
Han
cock.
"Saigon
Singer"
Van
Wyck
Mason.
"Sweet
River
in
the
Morning"
Winston
CI
ewes.
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at
Two
handsonie
iiistaii's
suites,
expensively
p;me.
led,
eleclnc
ranges.
ifasemcnl
suite
witli
electric
range
and
bathroom.
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AND
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5
PERCENT
IP
REQUIRED
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