Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
Feoruary
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Mrs.
E.
T.
rot
ward
Is
making
the
ruutid
trip
to
Ketchikan
to-1
'day
aboard
the
steamer
rriiice
Geoiije.
Relurning
home
v.
1th
her
tonii:ht
Will
be
Mr.
Forward
who'
has
been
at
Ketchikan
this
week
with
the
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Patterns
Notions
Fabrics
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Economy
Pricer
sfVa
Cedarva!er
Dies
Mrs.
F.ilitli
Thoinp.son,
resident
of
Unit;
standlni;
Pt
Cedarvale,
died
early
yesterd
iv
morning
in
tl-nera'
Hospital
at
the
age
of
GO.
Slv
had
been
In
lal'ln-!
health
fi
r
soni
time
and
was
admitted
In
hospital
over
two
weeks
ago.
Hum
in
Liverpool.
England,
she
followed
her
husband,
the
late
John
Thompson,
to
Cedar-vale
30
years
ao.
Mr.
Thompson
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t
Knir'ul
and
came
to
Ihe
U.
0.
village
w
here
he
took
up
farmliu;.
He
predeceased
her
seven
years
ao.
Mrs.
Thompson
is
survived
by
her
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Vaish'i'l.
Liverpool;
two
sons,
William
and
Donald,
C.darvnle;
hree
(Uiuh",tiTs,
Mrs.
Ian
th.p-V:'
and
Mrs.
Kenneth
Reld
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
Miss
Edith
Thompson,
at
home;
one
brother,
Leonard
Marshall,
at
present
vlsitintt
in
Eastern
Canada.
Miss
Ivy
Hall,
Liverpool,
and
Mrs.
Robert
Dickinson
in
Wales.
Funeral
oriansements.
under
tiic
direct
ion
of
B.
C.
Undenacers
will
be
announced
today.
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New
President
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from
Page
J
in
Mon
In-til
in
101S,
after
a.
few
years
work
with
Hie
Fnglisli
Railway,
liij
fir.sl
post
w.l
li
:1ip
fan-alian
nwipnny
h-in,-4
in
lh
if!a
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of
Hie
fh.arrlal
vire-pi'esiileul.
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to
llc
pre.sulriit's
office
ifi
114
he
be!
ame
secretary
to
the
president
of
the
Grand
Trunk
and
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railways,
serving
In
the
capacity
under
three
presidents
in
all.
until
1923.
when
the
present
Canadian
National
Railway
system
was
formed.
lie
then
.,,).
etl
as
secretary
to
Ihe
ate
Kir
Henry
W.
Thornton
dm
inn
Hie
entire
period
of
Sir
Ueni
v's
in
-cunibeney
of
the
post
or
chairman
and
president
of
the
consolidated
system.
He
was
appointed
assistant,
secretary
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Company
and
its
numerous
subsidiaries
in
1932.
nnrl
became
sectary
hi
1935.
He
was
appointed
.-cretary
of
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
upon
the
incorporation
of
the
company
in
1937,
and
wa-Plso
the
secretary
of
several
other
companies
affiliated
with
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
nmo'T.'
which
may
be
mentioned
fnadinn
National
(West
Indies!
Steamships
Limited.
The
Northern
Alberta
Railways
Company,
Toronto
Terminals
Railway
Com-nanv.
Vancouver
Hotel
Company
Limited.
Mr.
Hobbs
is
a
mcmaer
of
t
lie
Saint
James,
Engineers,
and
Marlborough
Golf
and
Country
Clubs,
being
a
former
president
of
the
two
last
named
clubs.
He
is
also
a
member
and
past
president
of
the
two
last
named
clubs.
He
Is
also
a
member
and
past
president,
of
th"
Canadian
Railway
Club,
A
Fellow
of
the
Chartered
Institute
of
Secretaries,
and
a
life
member
of
the
Montreal
Amateur
Athletic,
Asicia-tion.
Active
for
many
years
i;i
fraternal
circles
,he
is
a
member
if
Ui
prince
Consort
'
ode
A
f
&
A.M..
of
Mont
real,
a
33rd
degree
Scottish
rite
Mason,
a
member
of
the
Royal
Order
of
Scotland
and
a
past
potentate
of
Karnak
Temple,
the
Montreal
unit
of
the
Shrlncrs'
organization.
WSML
Thla
advitlamait
U
not
pniUan4
or
41vUyd
by
th
Ilqnor
Control
Sord
or
by
th
Oortrnmtni
ot
SrltUli
ColunbU.
FOR
YOUR
WALLPAPER
Han;
For
Your
Inferior
Pointing
ond
Dc
Call
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&
MATUH
Phone
Blue
215
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SROADVAVi
IFUE
SALE
FUR
COATS
clearing
at
the
lowest
prices
in
years
SPECIALS
Coney
Coats
$75.00
Electric
Seal
$125.00
Persian
Lamb
(sides)
,
$145
00
Muskrat
Flank
$195.00
Every
Coat
Guaranteed
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Melodies
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Take-Home
Orders.
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delicious
Pacific
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Some
years
ai;o
.science
discovered
Uiat'milk
Irradiated
under
certain
light
rays
increased
in
vitamin
content.
These
vitamins
make
for
strong
teeth
and
bones
and
make
Pacific
ideal
for
children.
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
3-
Mm
i;ilml
hckcls
yuung
tea
U-a
s.
Clioirr
Hiivor
.
.
.
Nuhoii
Ira
lrars
are
Iiarvcsltd
al
Ihnor
cak.
Salisfviny
slrenlli
.
.
.
jalnl
Idi
iiih
lo
peril
i
I
ion.
All
llirt-c
in
.Nabob
j;m;
jou
'
"lc
'fclc
as
it
it
should
should
be."
be."
dspffyiurr
Qood
Food
A
ud
how
tlic
family
will
go
for
tliosc
fluff)
-lifllit,
golden
brown
Aunt
Jemima
Pancakes
.
.
.
hot
off
the
griddle
...
all
glistening
wiih
hultcr
and
dripping
wilU
scrumlusL'ious
svnip!
'4
V
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j
Ak
Kiij-
Kiijoy
Nabob.
Nabob.
Ii'h
It'n
j
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jour
ln.-hl
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lea
lea
valin-
valin-.
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4
0ST
W"
h.r
JRT.1.WC
VARIATIONS!
.,!.-
into
Po:kc
For
Tosty
Meals
At
Reasonable
Prices
Chinese
DisIicn
Speiiallt
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Eex
Cafte
iwarf
before
lukinj,-
,
imon
witn
a
Soimn
PoncoV
..-JJ
king.
j
,cturc
-..h
M-ake
baiter
hctor-
w(1,
Mipr;
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2nd
Ave.
Opp.
Rupert
Hotel
PSk.
odtOP
1
Chicken
o
racb
paotakc.
tot"
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7;00
am.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
for
Outoido
Orders
JSC
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Check
Your
Pancake
Day
Needs!
Pork
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11).
Locker
Plant
Halibut
Chunks
'lid
II).
j
uwJmimQ
lUody-M.K
Hony
Q
h(M
(for
Mcotti
or
euclwW.)
Bulttr
I-;
Cdnii.d
Salm.n
(forSamsaPomaiMj
Q
Ctro,
Cant
r
Meplt
Syrup
J
Jam
,!
Morgarin.
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l,m,,
I'l-osllr
Luclicr
will
Iiuvp
many
suUollctl
cuKtoiti-ra
11,1b
,rln...
t'UHUnnWH
who
liuve
no
worries
aho.il.
their
met
nupply
TUey
know
th.-v
are
hshu
r.-u
of
a
pl.-ir.lliil
Hi.pply
or
the
llnort
meat
ubtut"
ahle.
rrunsportatlon
dllltoultlesV
None!
They
Just
emir
down
u,
the
Locker
Plant
anU
pick
out
tSuk
there
r
luunbul'Ber
M
they
duslrc-
No
hunttua
lrum
market
to
market
lor
the
meat
thi.t
ll
nit
Join
these
happy
,peop
e
rent
a
locker,
save
tl.ne.
money
and
worry
by
purchasing
duality
the
from
yuauvy
meau
rutats
hy
quarter
the
Locker
Plant.
I
Gl
nixy
for
tht
big
Pmcoi
Ooy
CWfcrlio
aMil.
Onfor
your
wppliii
iWi
witi.nd.
Serve
ftONT
JEMIMAS
Often
!
GOOD
FOR
YOU
-
DIGESTIBLE
AS
TOAST!
...
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Freezing
Company
Ltd.
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An..
Box
nao
2:10
2nd
Avenue
Phone
Red
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