Drnembr-r
B,
10?),
Here
Are
A
Few
Gifts
Slrlmj,
S,K,.r
;,gal-,.l(.
,;ilM..,
$750
$1
.00,
$14.00,
to
$22.00
i
new
pullerns.
'
iri
to
Bi"rpi-
85c
5i.oo,
SiUt-r
h,
llnllrr
lje(,
will.
knife,
$1.50
to
53.75.
Hull
lure.
i,.t.
TuimI.Um-.
51.50.
Silver
I'yrex
,j,.(
C.ssen.lc.
$7.50,
510.00
to
$16.00.
.H-'
Id
ljIIK.,
520.00,
527.50.
$38.00,
545.00,
up.
M'-n".
Solid
(i
(;!,
J,,,,,
$6.00.
58.00,
$12.00,
$15.00.
inl'
mii.iII
iMinnl.iiii
i
ii,
$2.00.
I
Ionic
in
and
took
.-ii'oimkI.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED
Rupert
Fish
Fresh
Troxen
-All
varieties.
Fresh
Fish
-
All
varieties
in
season.
Smoked
Fish
-
Our
well
known
"Rupert
Brands.'
Ftnnan.
Kaddio
-"Thistle
Brand"
Nova
Scotlans.
Canned
Salmon
Pinks,
Skeena
Sockeye,
etc.
i
Salt
Fish
Herring,
Salmon,
Black
Cod,
Grey
Cod
ShClj
Fish
-Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
I
5&jl
l.
jaXaliW
The
Best
Gift
of
All
For
the
Whole
Family.
Never
wears
out
His
Masters
Voice
Victrola
-
.iiImm
I
iii
lln-
in
u
r
SPECIAL
TERMS
THIS
WEEK
i
I
-'
liiiiil(c-n(
i
Hf.on
li.Mii
i.Mt
I
'ir
Mimlli
'
li'iulilf-ic
llci'wriK
"Ih.imi
:j
-It
jk
Hum
iT
Mouth
"I
."
Ii'.iilii
-i,lf,
lU'i'iinU
"Mum
Cash
flil.INI
Vr
Month
l'
liiiiihle-stticd
Itrrords
I
".."Ml
Cash
I.IMI
Per
Aloulll
'"I
I"
IhMilile-sided
cciiri
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Ci-li
"I7..M1
Per
M.inlli
-
III
tM-k.
Ill
l'
lfi
In
))inr
Imfilc
..
SG0.00
.
.
578.00
.
.
S70.00
.
5156.00
.5227.50
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
Prima
Rupert.
B.C.
K.:-S.
Wallace
Co.
and
Staff
Wish
Their
friends
a
r
I
;HT
Mf-nnY
CUniSTMAS
AND
A
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
ROOMS
TO
RENT
IN
WALLACE
BLOCK
STEVE
KING
SHIPMENT
JUST
ARRIVED
YOUR
MEN
FOLK
WILL
APPRECIATE
"WOLSEYPNDERWEAR,
SOX
&
SLIP-OVER
VESTS
'
PRICES
VERY
REASONABLE
Phone
Green
85
MINERALS
OF
THIS
REGION
Increased
I'roducfion
of
Cold
nd
h'll-
vtr
Thin
Vnr
Attributed
to
I'ortland
Canal
(lulcl
was
produced
iir
1921
lo
llu-
value
of
I.!)I15.IMM),
ail
increase
iif
HHl,
IHMi
over
Hi
WU
figures,
unnouiHU-s
linn.
Win.
Miwil.
in
in
Islrr
of
in
lies.
Tin-
prntliictinu
llils
year
til
run
In
2Wm
ounces,
as
agjiiiirl
'J9JM
iiiiik
last
year.
A
coiniuimllvcl.v
small
part
of
I
hi
was
plnccr
gold;
whlrh
class
of
mining
wos
rrsxiisillr
fur
only
W,Mt
ounces,
or
practically
tlieouune
as
1933.
I
lie
greater
proportion
of
tbe
increase
in
gold
nulHil
may
lm
mi
down
In
Hi'.'
rorlliiiiil
(filial
Mining
Division.
This
section
of
the
Province,
and
adjacent
mineral
zone,
produced
Mb,m)
ou
licet,
or
an
increase
of
spprogimately
twelve
ht
cent
Th
results
of
slps
being
In
ken
for
the
exploitation
of
t
tie
Ucct
lli-lil
of
Cariboo
and'
of
llu-
Caaslar
have
not
yet
leeii
fell.
Those
in
touch
with
llu-
developments
of
the
iwst
year
are
conHdent
dial
both
placer
and
lode
gold
production
will
show
a
marked
Increase
in
1WB.
Silver
Then-
liaa
U-en
an
advance
in
production
of
silver,
amounting
to
alxiut
fW,-011
ounces,
which
I
given
a
valuation
of
75WI7l.im.
The
total
for
IIWKI
was
ri.ll3iJWfl
ounces
and
that
for
IhU
year
in
idaced
ut
6.093NlO,
ouncea.
Thl..
tolendiil
xhuwiitg
it
altliliulable
chlffW
to
lite
mine
of
the
Kootenaya
and
of
I'ortland
(jrnal.
The
groaa
output
of
the
Trail
Smelter
tionaolidated
Mininij
land
Smelling
jmiany
nf
(jiiiada).
in
r.'spect
of
thl
metal,
haa
leen
given
as
over
:t,IHKMHMi
uuncea.
I
he
North
MreMern
UiMrict
la
said
lo
have
account
rd
for
:i,fll(MKI
ou
ncet,
an
increaae
of
ten
ier
cent
over
laal
year.
Copper
An
lo
copper,
the
situation
it
rather
unuMial.
for
there
is
nhown
to
lie
aiv
in
ert
ute
in
I
he
lUiantHy
produced
and
a
increase
in
the
value
T
I
be
same.
Ir.
'923
the
ropitrr
output
lolalled,
much
l,
.7.7MiOn
ixiundt.
In
1934
it
i;
I'-tinuitnl
at
6.1,IH0,MK)
pomi.li.
T!le
lro
in
value
I5i
placed
at
1".2I6.
I
hi
r.iison
fur
thit
is
aptaarrut
on
itt
fact.-.
Tin
copper
market
has
been
decidedlv
wenk
all
year.
Ijilterly,
however,
il
hh
lieaun
to
climb.
Srtlleinenl
of
the
rep-ariiliiiut
ijuettiun
in
Kiiriim.
and
the
liii)ill(.v
of
(iennaiiy
and
oilier
(Um
liiieutii!
iMiwcrt
requiring
incnimd
injnlitic
of
this
metal
haa
sent
I
hi
lirire
up
to
some
extent.
The
rcxull
I
i
hat
eopiKT
operators
in
Uriliah
tUtlum
hia
are
looking
into
the
future
with
conOdeurr,
and
there
are
pottiliilitie:
if
the
resumption
of
work
and
produc
lion
at
Copper
Mountain.
It
also
is
.-MiMilcn-d
likely
Ihil
if
condition
con
tinue
favorable,
the
Sunloch
Mine.
Vanroutrr
Inland,
and
the
"Old
Snort,"
Uii-iliiiio.
in
b.illi
.if
which
the
(UhihoIi-ilaliil
Milium
ami
SmeltiiiK
C.ouipniij
nf
C.ifuidii
in
inkTi'vttil.
will
be
brought
rapitll
to
the
point
uf
pnidiictlon.
VALHALLA
LODGE
WHIST
AND
DANCE
I'.njoyable
Affair
YVa
Stated
l.at
Night
in
Melropole
Hall.
SaeUlly
nr
a
ted
for
tbe
Oreaifi.
A
ei
enjoiable
hilt
Hrivr
and
ikinre
held
last
evening
in
the
Mi
I
mimic
Hall,
by
Lodge
ValluilU.
Th
:lncr
was
sK-ctiill
decorated
to
mar
the
ChriMmaa
cumiii
and
some
3W
Ihcmhis
were
In
Mttrndanre.
(hit
ii'
17
lablrv
of
whitl,
thr
wln-rrt
wer-
s
follows:
Indict'
first.
Sin.
Tom
Dybhavn;
Indies'
cmnwihltion,
Mri-C.
i.
II.
Anderrou:
men's
flrt,
K.
Hansen:
men's
consolation,
Percy
Cameron
llefreslimenls
were
M-rrrti
and
ibnclui
wa.s
enjoyed
lo
the
strains
of
mutic
furnished
by
tbe
Wcstholmc
Orch-.-slra.
Tbe
contmttlee
in
charge
ennsisted
of
John
llergoMn
(rar
Ijirseo,
Mrs.
K
llallbtrg,
Mrs.
(ieorgc
Prill
and
Mrs.
I.
Anderson,
.(tocnr
lirseu
wa
master
of
eeremonles
and
A.
Aki-rberg
presided
at
the
door.
LADY
SECRETARY
TO
a-
I
I
PREMIER
OF
BRlTAINivv"
Miss
rdith
NVat.on
Chosen
by
Mr.
Ilild-ln
beeauae
"She
Can
ie?p
Secrets."
I.ONIM)..
Oi-e.
27.
Many
men
whose
ambition
il
is
lo
bo
leading
lights
in
tltr
political
world
will
doubtless
envy
Miss
ICdilli
Wat
-tin
who,
now
thn(
Stanley
llaldw
ln
la
premier
nf
flrcat
tlrilain,
hus
returned
to
her
otd
mst
of
sccrr-lary
to
HrKaiii's
inHtne
minister.
In
tin
case
of
a
man
llw
Hst
is
looked
upoi
as
a
stepping
stone
to
high
political
honors
I
Hit
Miss
Watson
has
no
ain-
liilimis
in
that
respeel.
"
lieu
Mr.
llaldwln
was
asktst
recently
why
be
chose
Miss
Watson
us
his
secretary
he
replied:
"Because
N,r
can
keep
secrrts."
Nearly
all
her
business
career
has
Iwh
conncctitl
with
govern-
mcnl
unices.
Ten
years
ago
she
started
wo-k
In
the
rolonlnl
olfei.
Theiu
be-
eiiiiiing
the
late
I'reinler
Itoiiar
ji-'s
("rixhl
hnnd
man
when
be
was
sverr-itiiry
to
the
colonics,
he
continued
with
him
us
clunit'1-llor
of
the
cxctntnier
and
j
premier
until
lll-benlth
foml
him
to
I
ntire.
MASONIC
LODGES
ORDERED
STOPPED
i
THF
DAILY
NFW3
PAGE
TIHtEE
Local
and
Personal
I
Iluyner,
UuJfrt.ihei,
I'hunu
351
J
I.C,
qinJertakerg.
I'lioue
41.
You'll
IMu
out
j0l!
Cor-suin-
vvn
Goal
Go.
l'haM
7.
if
A
cboiee
WHt
"
'!uirrnij
i-ulTue.
tkvMluiiuns.
Ii
r
!
Joe
Itbut
bug
-Pom
uilmilli-il
inl
hospital
auffurtllf
frum
rheumatism.
.',
i
i
Harold
MeVmen,
C.SM.
tim.-
iottttl
friMKbt
timitt-
eonfin.l
i
to
bii
liomc
With
lllflupna.
Holly,
mlntlelflttjiiioili-il
plant-
fancy
baklH,
'
fiBrti-,
iialm-,
Chrmtman
trees
Mat
rul
flower.
Olenitis'.
'
.
i
tr
lor
your
Chrhjtftus
if(s
out-
wuiwow.
.Mpv
J-
J-ii-lii.
Second
Ave,
tf
Once
more
we
esu
Mipply
tin-
fauioug
Kdoft
oval
hi
any
quan-liliea.
I'itone
58.
;
l'rmte
Ituui
i
i
Feed
Co.
tf
Pythian
ClirUlnta
ijuu-i
rt
.m
Monday.
Ifcfmler
tl'
in
Iioin
Hall
at
8
p.m.
Alt
KnighU
ami
llifir
fainilicn
invik'il.
Jiii
Brown,
charge.
I
in
police
,
court
thii
mm
iiinn
HHsaullintj
Cli?lr
Kla(ii.
remanded
until
iltuidav.
G.
W.
V.
A.
Christmas
Tree
on
Monday,
December
29,
at
3
p.m.
In
the
Clubrooms.
For
members'
kiddles
and
children
of
deceased
ex-service
men.
'ITii'
cam-
:muinl
An.ln-w
ovicli,
wlin
war
cliui-i-il
mi
Hi.
city
police
courl
llu
mm-mir.
Willi
KiiiiplyiiiR
liquor
to
Italian-was
withdrawn.
All
billitH-d
lay.i-
arc
n
-,
quctlcd
lo
atlniui
ii
ki-iii'i.i!
iihm'I
itiK
of
the
VAif
Jtilliuiil
l.i-.i-mio
in
tlii
O.W.Vi.
rooms
nti'
Sunday
at
8.3.
:inij
Mr.
U.
P.
W'ilaon
I'tilcrlain.-.i;
al
lunrlicoii
in
honor
or
Mrs.
Ii.'
T.
Wlllelt
ot
PriiiC
Hujif
it
wh
!
wan
the
house
gtn-st
of
In-lauglilcr.
Mm.
H.
K.
Porrili.
Vancouver
.Sun.
A'lftia.
Auckland
and
Uiuisn
Tail,
nalivB,
were
each
fined
I0
and
cionts
for
itiloxicaHnivil.ortJ
for
what
he
and
warned
to
leave
the
city
b
MaKiHlrale
McUtymotil
in
theeily
jioiice
court
Uti
morning.
-
K.
Hautfan,
rhargrd
Willi
creul-ing
a
dixluriiaiKN'
in
(lie
Wenl-liolnin
I
heal
re
lacl
ihkIiI.
wa
dinniiHHed
wtlh
a
caul
ion
by
HKV8h.
reward
will
pe
paid
lo
Hie
person
or
persMins
giving
in
formal
ion
dial
will
lend
lo
the
arrpsl
or
the
thief.
oc
Miii'xes,
entering
lln-
premises
of
Mis.
A.
l-orlier.
Till
Kiirlillt
Ave.
-
-
I
mi
l.lin-ltiia
Ke.
:ini
MADIlll).
Dee.
27.
1-iee
M.is....
IikIkcs
i
K,'''al
l"""'r
"'""
iiiil'eciqt
wtre
suppressed
Madrid
hv
m'vali..
"
"
"
decree
Inst
week.
It
i
l.l...l
1I...1
ini
iiili.
i-s
were
ptiiled
lucmi'
i-
it
is
io
sihle
to
net
their
iihmics.
it
there
vv.rt'
mix
fit..
.1
i.'....l
,.
..
"
--
1
"l
.1
1
1
.-.
IIHAItlllS
j
.
(o
iMiitl
.iKiliilliill
iilii
iiiul,
Hie
Masons
I
f
are
incused
of
taking
N,rt
,
rpUbli-i
can
.mil
other
priipuKa'ida.
510
000
00
CASH
PRIZES
Some
render
of
the
Family
Herald
and
Weekly
Stur
will
be
I
lie
lueky
winer
ir
a
prixe
of
five
thousand
didlais
aud
scores
of
olliem
will
rwoive
cash
ranging
in
value
from
if
500
.00
five
dollars
in
an
intere.8liiig
conlesl
now
being
cnnifurled
by
thai
popular
weekly.
.
.
Vo
hear
I
hat
ewh
subscriber
WliuKe
sub-suriplioti
is
reeeiid
in'lime
will
be
griveii
a
fvtw
eithy
lo;
lite
con-'
lest
as
well
as
a
beauftfut
ail
calendar
and
piclure.
The
Fam
ily
Herald
and
Weekly
Slr
bv
it
self
Is
worUi
many
limes
subsoriplion
price
of
Two
lurs.
and
with
lltesi-
bxira
Iticemenls.
lite
rush
of
order
siioniu
break
all
records.
Th
imJilishers
re
warning.
I
he
readers
lo
renew
early
an
uMiiu
muiusion
ninl
delay.
tin
its
merits
Hie
Family
Herald
j
i
Church
Notices
I
Central
CUy
mission
m
s,r
Iliitue
of
the
I
iiiirluld
i
UJO
il
OOKkMOW?
i,;,u'",,r
ofWxIh
and
KulUm
THAT
II
vou
n.-rler;
the
minor
nlr-.H
!
vices
and
subjects
fin
'iimimii
tiiHieaKM
alien
an
gae
imlnM.
neiui
iii
nniir
Htumaeh.
Iilmo-Iiir.
Iii-lelitng,
and
ari.-
.
ntV:-
,.,
fy.
.Mm
are
coudemi
mm.
,..
,
'."
Jieri
of
ehrontr
,.-!,
,,,
,
,i,
Jo-To
colli
liy
tlr
i
,
x
,
will
quleklv
..
.,.
,
n.
I.
.1
v.
tin-
jns
rolloWH.
Sunday
II
'A
hi,
I
he
Wh.ife
pllarl."
;
Sun.
lay
S.-li.ml
;
:Q
p.rii,
'
lernin
in
i
...it
and
;,i
Caesar
i
Monday.
H
p.m.
Sunday
S'-hnu!
I
The
BETTER
BEER
you
want
is
here
L
ihc
ate
!-.:
(,'
Clirislllin-
tree.
i'eiiieMla
.
ID
-
fZ
15
ji.iii.
Wulch-iiighl
.-ei'Mi-iv
r'riday,
I
.ni.
Youn
people's
.oeliiig.
Come
and
prnise
lite
lias
done
for
you
during
the
oast
year
and
get
ready
for
the
coming
year's
work
in
hi
service.
J.
W.
Knights.
Pastor.
Salvation
Army
Vinil
u
on
flic
lusl
Sunday
of
1981.
Sunday
Sen
ices.
-Morning
at-I
t.
Holiness.
Sundnv
scliool
Maginlrate
IcOlyntonl
in
the
cilyl
il
?.:iu.
aUo
IMble
class.
Kven
iMjiitf
court
inm
uiornmg.
uifcT
at
7.30.
salvation.
Suhjecl
"The
Unavoidable."
Special
i
music
ami
song
by
the
band.
Watclinigh!
service
,
Wednesday
fghl
at
10.30.
,
Saturday
at
8
i.rn.
Presbyterian
Church
Morning
wor.-hiii
at
II
o'clock.
Subject:
"lleasoiiiug
with
tiotl."
Sunday
School
at
I'.'.IIO.
Kven-
mg
service
at
7.30.
Subject:!
"The
Knd
of
the
Year.''
l'reacher
He.
H.
II.
(iranl,
l).l.
Lutheran
Church
SU
l'aul's
Knglish
Lulherai!
t:iiurch.
Melropole
Hall.
Third
Avenue.
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Sunday
services.
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at
II.
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lojuc:
'Sitnenii's
Hewuwl."
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school
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service
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loi'ic.
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Yesterdav
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Tomorrow."
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without
aPeer
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and
creamy,
wholesome
and
pure
the
finest
beer
it's
possible
to
make
from
the
choicest
of
malt
and
hops
the
utmost
in
i
purity,
because
it's
brewed
at
a
plant
where
pride
is
taken
in
scrupulous
cleanliness.
"Cascade"
the
BETTER
BEER
the
beer
for
YOU
and
it
costs
no
more.
"Cascade"
the
Beer
that
SATISFIES
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
This
aivi.rt;-;enunt
is
not
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displayed
by
the
Liquor
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by
tlic
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.vcruincnt
of
llritish
Columbia.
Is
Confidence
That
Does
It
Our
aim
in
the
past
ye.ir
has
liei-n
to
give
you
real
value
for
xuiir
uitiiiey
when
you
buy
House
Furnishings
And
a
fair
price
lo
till.
We
are
determined
to
adhere
to
this
policy
during
l'-'?r
and
solicit
your
patronage
as
hi
the
iast.
s
We
liny
inir
fiiriiilnre
in
carloads
anil
you
reap
lis
henefil
when
you
begin
to
iurtiish
your
home.
Our
spring
Aork
is
ou
display
it
will
pay
you
to
Visit
our
store
tip
next
lime
you
are
down
town.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street
Phone
123
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englnoers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
all
kinds
ot
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailings
rn.ui
frloce
Bupert,
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
8wanaon
Bj,
and
Altrl
Bay,
Tuaaday,
S
P.M.
For
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA.
Al.rt
Bay,
and
Swanaon
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A.M.
For
ANVOX.
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
For
ANVOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rlar
Cannarlai,
Friday
A.M.
623
2nd
Ananu.
a.
Barnsny,
Hgtni.
rrinc
Rupart,
B.C.
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