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Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Thursday,
February
9,
19"0
Warm
R.
Bamford,
logging
superintendent
for
Paeitic
Mills
Ltd.,
Vancouver,
is
a
city
visitor
en-route
on
an
inspection
trip
to
company
camps
on
the
Queen
'
Charlotte
Islands.
He
arrived
aboard
the
Prince
George
yes-
terday
morning.
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Ray
Reflects
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and
Reminisce
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CLOTHES
For
Cold
,
,n9
JACKET
Special
Men's
Dress
SHir
Pure
wool.
nn;.
The
Chateau
MucDonald.
bulll
country
lies.
They
should
be
en
in
Edmonton
35
years
ago.
Is
to
cuiiiaed
and
ma
de
to
beliee;
kg,.
Jrfri
l'iht
TtairWH
have
a
three
hundred
room,
six-
that,
because
the
ir
development
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A:.V,M
reason
at
nil
&22&lt.i
VJki
teen
story
addition
.
After
all,
Is
not
swift,
is
no
all
farliirt
of
MCl'l4fn
"el',ii
i.inii
titvl
Deoule
like
to
be
comfortable,
why
they
are
not
whether
on
the
coast
or
in
Al-
consequence
in
the
general
lit
i
SUrPLY
berta.
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the
province.
Now
Men's
re"
ore
oxb;
99cst
s,
From
mi
X
in-
Keaulnruo
Now
only
$1
2j
;
Calgary
possesses
animals
that
n
is
admitted
in
Great
Bri'am
toclay
that
"the
Liberals
haven't:
ionce
were
wild.
They
still
may
'be
but.
at
any
rate,
Calgary
is
the
ghost
of
a
chance."
They;
the
owner
of
the
whole
furry
lot.
had
when
Gladstone,
Lloya
!
One
is
a
goundhog.
Last
Thuis-
George
and
others
who
might
be
day
morning,
February
2,
some
mentioned,
walked
the
earth.
Calgarians
were
up
early
to
see
hat
Mr.
G.
H.
would
do
con-
How
many,
today,
are
familiar
cerning
this
"seeing
my
own
with
the
lines
of
'Beautiful
shadow"
business
every
Febru-
Snow,"
written
a
few
generations
aiy
2
morn.
And,
by
Jingo,
pa-
ago
and
first
appearing
Jn
the
tience
and
faith
were
rewarded,
United
8taUs?
Few
ever
hear
This
groundhog
shook
off
dull
the
words,
unless
spoken
In
a
sleep,
stepped
out,
saw
his
shad-
fpirit
of
banter,
or
gentle
raillery,
ow
Ot
being
Sunny
Alberta
and
As
an
example
of
a
composition
later
on
had
his
picture
in
the,
that
convey
sentiment
without
j
Calgary
Herald,
large
as
life.
'bathos,
choice
of
language
and
4
Weather
Again
T
HERE
ARE
REASONS
for
the
extraordinary
I
I
weather
and
some
are
given
by
men
who
should
know
something
of
the
subject.
Dr.
Ralph
F.
DeLu-
;
ry,
a
former
astrophysicist
at
the
Dominion
Obser-
,
vatory
in
Ottawa,
recently
said
he
agreed
with
Dr.
Charles
G.
Abbott,
research
worker
of
Washington
;
who
told
an
interviewer
that,
through
careful
studying
of
the
sun,
weather
upsets
could
be
forecast.
Sun
;
spots,
he
says,
occur
vjth
unusual
intensity,
every
i
.
eleven
and
one
third
years.
They
have
just
passed
;
through
a
period
of
maximum
activity.
;
Another
factor
is
the
knowledge
that,
at
the
present
time,
the
moon
is
travelling
its
greatest
distance
north
and
south.
This
movement
of
the
moon
;
carries
water
vapor
and
hot
air
from
the
tropics
an
'
unusual
distance
under
these
conditions,
Dr.
DeLury
;
.
reports.
At
any
rate
there
must
be
some
scientific
'.
explanation
to
help
make
clear
why,
in
January,
;
there
art
butterflies
in
the
east,
and
below
zero
!
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
OVERCOATS
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now
PANTS
-wool
cloth,
good
S'r.es
Boys'
and
Girls'
h
"Who
threw
that
spitball?"
j
moral
tone,
it
Is
not
surprising
.
We
wish
scientists
wouW
st()p
that
there
was
once
a
time
when
!
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
ltrymii0
verse
is
constructed,
flnd1?H0W
comments
the
,,n!"
:
SdepuSf
wlut-
popuiauiv.
and
m
enjoy
;
an
Ontario
daily.
Sometimes,
lis-
j
Mrs.
Carlson
Dies
Suddenly
wool.
Rsq.
$995
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Now
only
Classified
ads.
Dring
results.
Prince
Rupert
.tenmg
lo
a
conversation
you
clis.
cover,
at
least
one
man
who
Mi's.
Const
anrp
Carlson
r-nrp-1
W
taker
of
the
City
Rest
Room
and
,
A.
Rosback,
W.
A.
Kinney.
R.
,
knows
far
more
than
that.
i
for
many
years
a
well
known
Bambiord.
R.
Nelson,
W.
E.
Drake,
.
I
-
readings
in
the
usually
balmy
Pacific
Coast.
j
HIDDEN
TAXES
and
devoted
Salvation
Army
Boris
Horsfall,
Boris
Fawcett,
K.
A
greater
sale
of
fish
in
Can-worker,
died
suddenly
in
the
Loth.
C.
N.
Shears,
Miss
W.
Hutt,
'
ada
is
needed
if
Canadians
are
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
'Mis
V.
Bryson,
George
Scott,
Vern
',
to
make
the
most
of
their
oppor-iin
Wednesday.
"
'Miller,
W.
Page.
W.
D.
Wilson,
M.
tunities
is
the
substance
of
press
Although
having
been
u
sut-
S.
Young
and
James
McMillan,
opinion
in
the
Maritimes.
And
ferer
from
heart
trouble,'
Mis.
Vancouver;
G.
Kearly,
Prince
it
goes
on
to
say
that
to
those
Carlson
attended
a
Saivalloi.
George;
Miss
L.
Byjork,
city;
Mr.1
who
know
tastf
fish
dishes,
the
Army
meeting
Tuesday
night
and
and
Mrs.
Happell,
Aero.
eating
thereof
is
no
patriotic
WE
CANT
FIX
BROKEN
HEARTS
BUT
Pn.
rince
Rupert
Fi
TAXES
always
exist
and
they
help
HIDDEN
very
materially
in
the
providing
of
national
revenue.
Many
and
bitter
are
the
complaints
today
Hiiv
1
For
Complete
Sheet
Mefal
Work
o
CALL
BLACK
884
o
SERVICE
WORKMANSHIP
DEPENDABILITY
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
imrrs
fur
All
0,
oni
300
1
3ru
Ave.
BoyjH
i
appeared
to
be
in
normal
eondi-!
W.
Gibb,
Masset,
A.
Hodges,
duly
but
a
true
delight.
Indeed
tion.
Soon
after
arrival
home,
1
North
Pacific;
H.
Helin,
Queen
it
might
well
be
asked
who
finds
concerning
the
cost
ot
living.
Ana
wmie
some
I
however,
she
was
stricken
with
Charlotte
G.
it
an
unpleasant
or
unwelcome
thought.
1-Anrrht
Ot
nf
nfrPitv
necCSMU,
-must
murt
a
appi
n
nl
v
td
tO
taxation
taxation
the
Uie
City;
Norbury,
at
b
bf,lievec)
,Q
haye
been
a.
Vancouver;
Vhomas
Brown,
experience
to
consume
salmon
Weight
of
the
thought
does
not
worry
consumers
in
j
cerebral
hemorrhage-and
was
re-
i
Vancouver;
M.
Hyde,
Smithers;
mayonnaise,
broiled
mackerel
WE
CAN
FIX
BROKEN
RADIOS
Call
Blue
002
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Day
Guarantee
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flvnonco
rlnuc
!
niovru
in
me
amuuiance
10
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,
j.
Dun
od
.
Smithers:
Mrs.
R.
"un
lemon
ups,
or
a
line
nan-
the
sense
that
thinking
of
every
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lino-lit
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rpffiin
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nilil.
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As
the
Cincinnati
Enquirer
emphasizes
what
is
sciousness.
,
!
Donald,
city;
r.
e.
Homewood,
makes
even
direct
!
.
Lall!,un
was
a
muvc
"M
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Big
cities
are
important
but
it
known
as
the
withholding
tax
KEN'S
Decoration
Pre;
RADIO
CLINIC
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jonnson.
aiewari:
jacK
Mariin.
is
nm
easy
io
Deueve
inai
me
iu-
taxation.
a
practically
painless
process.
But
far
be-
j
husband
Emil
Carlson
of
Dighy
iTen.ace.
m.
D.
Dahlquist,
Cedar-
ture
of
a
country
is
in
having
iIslanci-
and
a
son,
Emar
Carlson.
1
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1
them
become
j
larger
and
H-,,'.
.l,m.n
V,a
1-,,-rl,!
;mnn0o
W,nh
oniD1.
H
Clwtrier,
Ketchikan;
larger,
thl,
there
aie
o,.Q
the
hidden
Which
entei
!She
jond
imposts
had
lrved
in
?rlne-
Rip?rt;c
Cameron
victoria;
O.
c.'Small
cities,
towns
and
villages
ISLAND
CI
since
1928
For
Satisfactory
Service
?18
2nd
Ave.
W.
Klue
so
intimately
into
what
people
pay
tor.
there
is
con
BUILDERS'
M
Gordon,
Winnipeg;
W.
J.
Dunn,
are
also
important.
It's
In
that
,vul
beiSmithers;
Mrs.
A.
Coutts,'
Van-,
dlreetion
the
true
future
of
a
c(
aled
taxation
in
almost
every
article
or
service
j
announced
later.
couver;
Mrs.
L.
McPhle,
Watson
Island;
S.
Madeson,
Edmonton;
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WINTER
of
hardship,
caused
chiefly
by
I
conditions
natural,
yet
nevertheless
abnormal
are
thousands
of
examples
of
endurance,
and
all
tor
tor
Dupllsse,
uupusse,
osland;
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William
milium
Glass,
Gss,
Vancouver;
Vancouver;
Hans
Hans
Stoilen,
Stoilen.;
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New
Westminster;
Westminster;
R.
R.
H.
H.
Irwin.
Irwin.
Vancouver;
Vancouver;
A.
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Goetz,
Goetz,
Vancou-
Vancouver;
ver;
D.
D.
Mantle,
Mantle.
Vancouver;
Vancouver;
R.
R.
W.
W.
Berryman,
Sandspit.
round
devotion
and
usefulness.
And
one
of
the
finest
is
the
case
of
nurses
Bond
and
Wilson
who
..fought
a
killing
disease
in
an
Indian
camp
180
mile
;
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;
north
of
Fort
St.
John.
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migni
tninK
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to
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luness
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anyway,
very
true,
oui
mere
it;
always
the
circumstances
to
think
of.
Sometimes,
'.a
service
is
performed
in
a
well
equipped
hospital,
vr
a
comfortable
home.
On
this
occasion,
they
found
'in
Halfway
Valley,
far
in
the
midwinter
wilderness,
destitution
and
death,
from
40
to
60
below
zero,
and
no
accommodation.
For
three
weeks,
in
the
midst
of
fear,
filth,
freezing
cold
and
an
outbreak
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nothing
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to
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expectation
much
beyond
that
'.
point.
But
the
chief
factor
is
this!
On
a
wider
and
more
thorough
scale
than
ever
before,
oil
is
being
sought
in
this
province
in
the
Peace
River
region,
in
Cariboo
(Quesnel),
Queen
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to
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matter
how
cold
your
room
gen.
That's
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feature
of
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new
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PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
r
VANCOUVER
the
luxury
of
getting
into
a
prewarmed
bed
with
the
safe,
easy-to-wash
G-E
Blanket
.
.
.
the
only
blanket
that
gives
you
the
warmth
you
want
without
the
weight
you
don't
want.
Come
into
our
store
and
see
them
on
display.
Three
models
to
choose
sj
from
in
three
beautiful
jf&Tjft
shades,
all
with
rich
satin-Bt&
bound
edges.
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
AUTOMATIC
BLANKET
1.
DOUBLE
BED
one
control
30.50
I.
DOUBLE
BED
two
control
.
$49.50
J.
TWIN
BED
one
control
$37.50
ea.
NORTHERN
B.C
POWER
CO.
LTD.
Besner
Block
Phone
210
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Furniture'
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your
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walln,
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oilier
furniture.
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morr
furniture
Hylri
l'v
and
you
can
lite
vilh
them.
and
Intermedial.
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGIU
For
Reservation!
Write
or
Call
tarmanj
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fiirnilurr
ilc'aler
tins
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SiiUon,
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Springs,
I'illos,
Mat
trcoscs,
Cheslcrlields.
See
his
lis!ay
now.
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
SJ'OItK
HOURS
-WEEK
DAYS,
AM.
TO
SUNDAYS
AND
HOI.IDAYS--12
NOON
TO''
7
P.M.
TO
8
P.M
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
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Frame
Type
Mounts
See
our
fine
selection
of
glass
and
metal
frames
WRATHALL'S
Photo
Finishing
Dally
car
delivery
nerviee
from
9
a
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till
p
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from
7
p
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