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February
16,
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MUSTARD
BATH
Three
or
four
heaping
tablespoons
of
dry
mustard
dissolved
In
a
full
tub
of
warm
water
is
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and
Merry
Lhski
Social
Doings
BROWNIES
HAVE
VALENTINE
TEA
Delightful
Affair
at
Fast
End
School
Saturday
Afternoon
A
ratmwrt
Ptctm
ittrt
an
effective
steam
bath,
inaucins
perspiration
without
the
discom
(Contributions
to
this
section
H1
be
welcomed)
fort
of
hiit
water.
wmS?
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Helen
Slraclian,
uar-
MOOSE
WHIST
AND
DANCE
IS
ENJOYED
4.
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i
-
Essington
Dimes
March
Collection
PORT
ESSINGTON
-
Through
1
I
the
co-operation
of
the
Essint;-
;
ton
Band,
a
program
of
educa-
I
tional
films
was
presented
in
the
j
Band
Hall.
They
proved
inter-j
esting
and
enjoyable
to
a
large
j
!
crowd.
'The
sum
of
$17
was
col-
FINE
PARTY
AT
ST.
PETER'S
HALL
.
TWA
bara
Strachan,
Elsie
Hansen,
Jacqueline
Moorehead,
Carol
Where
Thrifty
Shoppers
Meet
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u
The
basement
of
Conrad
Street
School,
decorated
with
the
Valentine
motif,
was
the
setting
Saturday
afternoon
for
the
Valentine
tea
of
the
Conrad
Street
Brownie
Pack.
In
spite
of
blustery
weather
there
was
a
splendid
turnout
of
mothers
and
friends
to
make
the
affair
a
Stuart,
Alfield
Harding,
uanene
Miller
and
Jacqueline
Vie
reck.
Assisting
the
girls
were
Mrs.
v
Kinc.
in
charge
of
making
Friday
the
Thirteenth
Observed
With
Dance
and
Outstanding
Floor
Show
Prince
Rupert
Lodge,
Loyal
Order
of
Moose,
was
host
Saturday
night
to
scores
of
members
and
friends
who
enjoyed
an
evening
of
card
playing
and
dancing.
Card
playing,
which
took
up
the
early
part
of
the
'
lected
fur
the
March
ol
Dimes
tea
and
coffee,
Mrs.
B.
Eyolf-son,
Mrs.
N.
Willson.
Mrs.
A.
Lund
and
Mrs.
H.
Lloyd.
,
.
.
1U..
rttnw
tl.'JC
illi
Mi
evening,
was
under
direction
of
,
success.
iuiiiiinm
Tor
Winners
fur
tVip
i
Thf
little
liil'ls
in
their
11
11
i
Friday
the
Thirteenth
proved
anything
but
unlucky
for
nearly
100
young
people
who
gathered
in
St.
Peter's
Hall
Friday
evening
for
a
St.
Valentine's
VALHALLA
LODGE
5
INSTALS
OFFICERS
Director
01
wie
anan
,
Pack's
Brown
Ov.
l,
Mrs.
F.
Stone
,
n.h,
n.-ist:iiits
were
Mrs.
H.
X
"C
A.
."
Young
and
Mrs.
R.
Mat-Lean
women
were
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon
j
forms
and
red
heart
aprons
were
land
Mrs.
Ted
Latch
with
Ted
'
efficient
hostesses
as
they
nut
tRervik
and
J.
Mostad
tallying
the
guests,
conducted
them
to
I
high
scores
for
the
men.
Dancing
tables
and
waited
on
them.
Ser-
'
....
.
..
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c?tft..,,.-
Lindaeih
was
installed
,
masquerade
ball
held
by
the
St.
president
of-
Valha:u
Peter's
Young
People's
Associa-
!
Edwin
;as
1918
mff&
tion
in
honor
of
their
guests.
I
Lodge
at
the
annual
installation
of
officers
held
in
Valhalla
Hall
'to
music
provided
by
Stevens
jviteurs
were
iifuuin
"iriu..-.
Orchestra
with
Carl
Brechin
asjGlenys
Owess.
Eileen
Peterson,
!
master
of
ceremonies
rounded
Carol
Anderson.
Donna
Kelly.
t
......
t
IT....,-,
T,,H
out
the
evening.
During
inter-
wancy
tuna.
mna
a
a
a
w
m
a
Lloyd.
Francis
Leeson.
Kitty
Ann
j
the
United
Church
Youn
;
Peoples,
in
charge
of
Rev.
R.
A.
Wilson,
and
the
St.
Andrew's
j
Cathedral
Young
Peoples,
under
jWilf
Sinclair.
Candle
lit
Ubies
surrounding
a
postage
stamp
i
dance
floor
lent
a
festive
but
(intimate
cabaret
-like
atmos-j
phere
to
the
occasion.
Davidson.
Mitzi
Van
Pyk.stra.
j
missions
refreshments
were
served
and
prizes
distributed
to
the
winners
at
whist.
at
the
week-end.
ne
replaces
Henry-Lindseth,
who
held
that
office
last
year.
Installing
officer
was
Karl
Hallberg
who
ai-
took,
office
as
vice-president.
New
oflicers
of
the
lodge
art?:
President,
Edwin
Lindseth.
Vice-President.
Karl
Hallbeig
-Had
fee
w
Marion
Smith,
Ellen
Roper.
Del-la
Haig.
Betty
Newton.
Barbara
Marinau
and
Fay
Trudeau.
Acting
as
cashiers
were
Georgia
Bateman,
Sylvia
Bcllis,
Matilda
Marki
and
Margaret
I
don
and
Robert
Kelsey,
leaders
!
of
the
St.
Peter's
group.
Mary
2
Ififf
Treasurer,
Mrs.
Edwin
Lind
Upon
arrival,
the
tiaily
cos-
seth.
turned
voung
people
were
hand
SPRING
MADAM
'Ma
YOUR
COAT,
MacAfee
of
the
United
Church
group
won
the
girls'
first
prize
with
her
clever
orange
and
brown
Robin
Hood
costume.
Dick
Large
of
the
St.
Peter's
Y.P.A
won
the
boys'
first
prize
as
a
lOHHNY
COT
VTCiHIA
FltlO
Recording
Secretary.
Miss
Iris
ed
numi,ered
hearts
by
the
(
Hansen.
pretty
door
attendant.
Margaret,
Financial
Secretary.
Mrs.
H.
M.
.
gymes.
Boys
and
girls
holdin?j
Lindseth.
j
corresponding
numbers
paired
1
I
An
informal
program,
arranged
by
the
Brownies
themselves,
was
appreciated
by
the
Somwtl
Coldwyn'i
the
evening
and
Chaplain,
Mrs.
Stanley
eitcfl.:
palred
off
Ior
masked
individual
reminiscent
of
i
guests.
Of
special
interest
was
I
WALLACE'S
Marshal,
.
Ku-Klux-Klan
days.
Helen
Hib-
j
the
tap
dancing
by
tiny
Anna
"The
BEST
Years
of
Our
Lives",
Herman
Rens-Mrs.
Gunnar
9
M
II
Of
Course
void.
Inside
Guard.
Varfeldt.
Outside
Guard
were
seated
in
ioursomes
ai
mt
gaily
decorated
valentine
tables
with
another
couple
similarly
j
paired
off.
i
Dancing,
which
began
at
8
o'clock,
took
up
the
major
por-,
tion
of
the
evening.
Several
m
mm
j;
.
Chris
Fossum.
bard
of
the
United
Church
Y.P,
a
pretty
Queen
of
Hearts,
won
the
girlif
seoond
prize,
while
brothers
Lloyd
and
Bob
Franklin
of
the
St.
Peter's
Y.P.A.
tied
i
for
the
boys'
second
prize
with
Colussi.
!
Other
items
on
the
program
,
included
vocal,
sotos
by
Barbara!
Marineau
and
-
Betty
Newton.
'
recitation
by
Jean
Currie.
piano
j
solo
bv
Anne
Eyolfson.
guitar
j
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John
Hall
-
Dorotli?
l.amour
in
JMrJs4f
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i
I,
m
1
1
iim
iin'miiC
-
novelty
dances
were
leaturea.
in-
similar
costUmes
constructed
1
sol
by
Ariene
Johnson,
duet
by
!
eluding
a
"Pass
the
Lemon'
.
around
tne
heart
motlve.
j
Barbara
Ball
and
Beverley
Hun-'
novelty.
At
the
end
of
the:
dance,
J
Smith
ter.
piano
solo
by
Marion
r
B-
,t
in
m
the
person
holding
the
"TL"Z
land
tlip
riirpetion
of
Mrs.
a
duet
by
Patsy
Wilson
and
wnicn
was
passea
iroin
one
unun
nu.
.
dancer
to
another,
had
to
pay
a
Hodson,
by
the
three
headwait-
Anne
tyonson.
Also
contributing
to
the
sue-
Margaret
McLeod
OPTOMETRIST
IN
NEW
OFFICES
ROOM
10
t-.
"V
much
to
the
de-
ers
and
their
assistants.
ui-
consequence.
lne
aiiernocm
tea
t
r
reen
Bateman,
Hazel
Tweed
and.""
WIRING
COST
LESS
TODAY
than
in
1939
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
LAMPS
June
Roberts.
Brownies
Mary
oiome,
Lunu
i
Leeson.
Jean
Currie.
Nathaleea
Patterson,
Geraldine
Wilkins,
SERVO
STONE
Bl'ILDIMi
Annette
Desautels.
Lucille
De-
;
light
of
the
onlookers.
The
jit-'
terbug
contest
was
won
by
a
solid
brother-sister
combination,
:
Marie
and
Harold
Skalmerud.
whose
smooth
intricate
steps
j
drew
spontaneous
applause
from
j
other
dancers.
I
During
the
evening,
three
ef-!
ficient
white-coated
waiters,
Jim
REPAIRS
Cjet,
delighted
comedy
piano
A
floor
show,
following
supper,
was
opened
by
a
guitar-vocal
by
Richard
Tweed.
who
delighted
his
listeners
with
two
plaintive
western
songs
"I
Wonder
Where
'
You
Can
Be"
and
"Remember
Me."
Vaughan
Tat-tersall's
violin
solos,
the
popu
RUPERT
RAD
N
E
W
P
II
O
N
E
everyone.
Dancing
continued
until
1
a.m.
The
artistically-hung
red
and
white
streamers
and
the
dainty
&
ELECTRIG
neccssity
that
hasn't
pone
up
in
Here
is
a
household
lar
'Ballerina"
and
'Serenade
.
decorated
hearts
covering
the
d
post-war
post-
vcurs
ol
rising
It
nrice.
During
the
war
and
B.v
Mil
I
Hemmons.
Henry
Dixon
and
Dick
'
Hedstrom
attended
to
the
soft
diink
needs
of
the
merrymakers.
Just
before
the
supper
waltz,
the
fancy
dress
costumes
were
,
judged
by
the
joint
masters
of
!
ceremonies.
Mrs.
Helen
Marchil-
of
ot
G-E
Lamps
has
been
prices
the
cost
popular
types
reduced
hy
20
to
25
per
cent.
1
of
"the
Bells,
revealed
the
del-;
wal!s
were
the
work
0f
St.
inite
professional
a
p
p
r
o
a
e
h
Petr-S
y.P.A.
president.
Diane
which
has
made
Vaughan'!
Kennedy
'
and
Mildred
Furunes.
playing
greatly
in
demand.
Pret-j
ty
blonde
Vin
Elliott.
Peter
?
T
A.
MacKENZIE
Thihf
Not
only
have
prices
been
greatly
reduced
but
quality
has
been
improved.
The
light
output
per
w
att
is
now
greater.
!
FURNITURE
I
Limited
i
"A
li(H)D
PLACE
TO
BL'Y"
Inlaid
Linoleum
with
Hurlap
!
Y.P.A.
"s
star
soprano,
brought'
the
house
down
as
susual
with
her
renditions
of
"Sorrento"
and
"When
You
Were
Sweet
Sixteen."
Dick
Lar?e's
well-received
piano
solo
"Anniversary
Song."
demanded
an
encore.
"Darktown
'
Strutters'
Ball."
for
which
the
You
can
be
confident
mat
when
you
buy
G-E
Lamps
today,
you
buy
more
light,
Jor
less
money,
than
in
1V39.
ignV
RW!
Rack
and
Printed
I'hmr
C'uvering
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Oil
(
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colors
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van
com
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n
EACH
THIM
Guest
pianist.
Helen
Hibbard
of
the
United
Church
group,
on
request
of
the
audience,
performed
the
ever-popular
"Over
j
The
Rainbow."
Lovely
Joanne
Langridge,
popular
young
vocol-i
1st,
after
repeated
requests,
consented
to
sing
"April
Show-ers."
Bob
Scharff,
another
guest
per-
...About
Social
Democracy
AT
1115
P.
For
KETCHUP
Now
th.it
the
Communists
re
K-ina
spotlighted
pretty
sharply
in
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40
39
Canada
anj
the
United
Sutcs.
you
I
former,
received
hear
people
who
ucJ
to
he
plain
tion
for
his
Al
a
great
ova-Jolson
Imper
F'r
information
call
Cit
rr
P-p"t
Ti-mt
i
PRINCE
l!lPtRL4
SCARRY
&
sonations
of
"I'm
Sitting
on
Top
of
the
World"
and
'California,
Here
I
Come."
Clamouring
fans
finally
brought
out
two
brilliant
but
shy
pianofore
geniuses,
Dick
Hedstrom
and
Henry
Dixon,
whose
antics
even
more
than
Socialists
calling
themselves
"Social
Democrats.
I
could
understand
what
a
Sociable
Democrat
was,
hut
if
a
Social
Democrat
is
supposed
to
be
the
same
thing
as
a
Socialist
Democrat
or
a
Democratic
Socialist,
then
I'm
stumped.
Because
it
seems
to
mc
that
if
you
are
a
Socialist
you
must
believe
W..
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iii
stork
r.
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the
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wait.
PHONE
649
220
Sixth
Street
TRY
(Ui:X.U;o
and
MJl'AB
in
the
Government
owning
just
about
all
the
machinery
ot
production,
the
banks
and
financial
institutions
of
the
country,
the
transport
system,
communication?,
etc.,
and
so
on
as
per
Karl
Marx,
Sidney
and
Beatrice
Webb,
Bernard
Shaw,
Cold-well,
etc.
If
you
don't
believe
that,
'
then
you
couldn't
be
much
of
a
1
Socialist.
Well,
if
you
do
think
the
Stat
should
own
and
run
all
those
thing;,
!
then
you
mut
figure
that
the
State
will
be
(the
Big
Boss,
the
one
cm-1
ployer,
me
main
push
and
that
if
wc
each
want
to
get
along
as
a
little
j
Ciig
in
the
machine,
then
we'd
better
SUMMIT
ICE
CREAM
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AVENUE
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o
0l!S
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BLOCK
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YOUR
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It
is
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MADE
and
Delicious
VALENTIN
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657
PHILPOTT
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LTD.
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3l
(If)
Announcing
our
new
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AND
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minimum.
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
"Complete
Automotive
Repair
Service"
Day
Phone
566
(Nights,
Black
320)
1
not
try
to
say
that
the
clique
run-:
ning
the
State
aren't
doing
a
good
!
cn
nigh
job
and
should
be
tossed
out.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
we'd
better
lie
as
quiet
little
cogs
as
we
can
i
nossiblv
be
and
not
squeak,
at
all
Coal
Lumber
Paints
Huiidins
m
PACIFIC
REp
That's
what
liap-pened
to
all
the
little
cogs
in
Russia,
in
Germany,
in
Italy
and
every;
where
else
where
the
State
runs
everything.
OEMOCWCVI
Si
J
OCEAN
VIEW
HOTEL
Formerly
Knox)-
A
Quiet,
Pleasant
Place
to
Live
'
COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
Rooms
Redecorated
Spring-Filled
Mattresses
New
Management
Proprietor,
TOM
PESUT
PHONE
71
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
Give
'erti
The
Horse
Laugh
.
.
.
when
they
call
you
"over-cautious"
about
driving
and
the
care
of
your
car.
It
pays
dividends
to
let
us
service
your
tar
regularly
for
smoother,
safer
driving
.
.
.
more
mileage
to
the
gallon.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
In
fact,
where
the
State
is
the
Big
Boss,
democracy
dies.
That's
why
a
Social
Demtx-r.it
is
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...
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and
more
the
name
of
an
id.-a
than
something
that
could
actually
exist.
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West
Says
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tht
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Columbia
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of
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and
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(J.
CLAl'SEli
&
SON)
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of
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