PAGE
FOUR
NOTICE
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New
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and
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the
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of
the
Thompson
'Hardware
Company,
Ltd.
.
.
.Quotations
given
promptly
on
big
or
small
orders
for
all
kinds
of
building
supplies
and
materials.
It
will
be
to
your
advantage
to
make
inquiries.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBL
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing
Editor.
DAILY
EDITION
Saturday.
Dec
22,
1928
DROP
IN
A
DOLLAR
There
is
still
time
to
drop
a
dollar
in
the
Christmas
dinner
fund
for
those
not
otherwise
provided
for.
It
may
be
left
at
this
office
or
at
Salvation
Army
headquarters
or
given
to
the
men
with
the
pots.
No
individual
requests
are
made,
but
the
generosity
of
the
people
to
up-port
the
fund
is
depended
on
to
finance
this
project.
It
has
nothing
to
do
with
the
general
work
of
the
Salvation
Army
and
the
fund
is
kept
entirely
'eparate.
Part
of
it
is
used
for
Christmas
hampers.
ALL-CANADIAN
ROlkE
.
:'
(Edmontoft'BulIetfnf
'
For
the
first
four
mon$s
of
the
crop
vear
Canada
171,083,763
bushels
Mwheat
Of
this.
70.706.509
bushels
went
out
through
Canadian
seaports.
Up
to
November
24th,
2&000,t)0l)
bushels
had
reached
Canadian
Pacific
ports.
Seaports
in
eastern
Canada
thus
shipped
about
42,000,000
busltete;
against
-100,287,164
bushels
of
the
Canadian
crop
which
went
to
sea
by
way
of
ports
in
the
United
States.
There
is
nothing
new,
of
course,
in
this
diversion
of
Canadian
grain
to
United
States
railways,
canals
and
seaports.
It
has
been
going
on
regularly
ever
since
the
export
of
wheat
to
Europe
became
a
business
of
national
importance.
!
Arsenate
committee
some
years
ago
found
that
from
fifty
per
cent
to
two-thirds
of
the
prairie
wheat
shipped
down
the
Great
Lakes'
eventually
found
its
way
to
ports
in
the
Atlantic
states,
some
of
it
going
as
far
south
as
Virginia.
The
diversion
going
on
this
year
is
therefore
neither
much
greater
nor
much
less
than
normal.
A
year
or
so
ago
the
railway
commission
put
into
force
a
special
grain
rate
on
the
National
Transcontinental'
railway.
The
object
was
to
divert
to
Quebec
and
other)
Canadian
Atlantic
ports
some
of
the
grain
traffic
which
j
flowed
to
United
States
Atlantic
ports.
The
figures
quoted
indicate
that
ite
jla1itoa
nl
been
even
measurably
successful.
With
more
'than
Halt
the
wheat
which
goes
eastward
finding
an
outlet
through
the
United
States
the
problem
of
keeping
Canadian
wheat
in
Canadian
channels
has
yet
to
be
solved.
The
only
effective
means
yet
found
toward
its
solution
is
to
ship
wheat
westward.
All
wheat
which
goes
west
pasties
over
Canadian
routes
to
Canadian
seaports.
Canadian
railway
and
harbor
em-:
ployees,
and
Canadian
capital,
thus
get
the
wages
and,
pronis
earnea
in
me
wesvwaru
movement
oi
praine
wheat
DAILY
MAIL
SERVICE
It
seems
as
if
this
would
be
a
good
time
to
again
make
an
effort
to
secure
a
daily
mail
for
Prince
Rupert
and
the
other
centres
east
to
Prince
George.
In
the
spring
there
will
be
a
daily
train,
but
the
post
office
department
of
the
government
is
very
slow
in
moving
unless
pressure
is
brought
0
to
...
bear.
They
.
claim
that
the
cost
would
be
exces-
VI
1
1
Ml
1
11
give-
out
1'nnce
uupenxwpie-ana.ine
peopie
oi
uw
interior
are
not
inclined
to
take
that
as
the
final
word.
Some
time
ago
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
had
a
request
for
eo-operation
in
this
movement
from
the
interior.
The
resolution
was
referred
to
a
committee
and
did
not
come
up
at
the
next
meeting.
What
happened
it?
If
committees
are
for
the
purpose
of
stifling
live
subjects
the
board
would
be
better
off
without
them.
Possibly
the
subject
will
be
before
the
next
ttieeting.
RADIO
ORGANIZATION
While
this
is
Christmas
time
and
people
are
not
thinking
of
ordinary
business,
still
it
is
a
time
when
they
are
using
their
radio
receivers.
They
are
complaining
of
the
local
noises
that
at
timesmake
reception
practically
impossible.
The
local
radio
organization
started
out
well
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
it
will
continue
its
efforts
until
all
the
dis
turbances
are
either
eliminated
or
sufficiently
modified
so
that
radio
fans
may
not
have
their
evenings
spoiled.
THE
DAILY
-NEWS
Saturday,
December
22.
1923
"
GimiSTIAN
SCIENCE
Christian
Science
Society,
215
Second
Avenue
This
Society
is
a
branch
of
The
Mother
Church,
The
First
Church
of
Christ,
Scientist,
in
Boston,
Mass.
Sunday
Services
at
11
a.m.
Subject,
"t
the
Universe,
Including
Mas,
Evolved
by
Atofflfe
Force?"
Testimony
Meeting
on
Wednesday
erasing
at
8
o'clock.
The
public
is
cordially
invited.
SALVATION
ARMY
vtf
Special
'Christmas
Meetings
on
.
Sunday
4t
11
a.m.,
tiV,p,m.K
and
7:30j.m.
The
String
Band
makes
its
fas
JffftHr
pearane
on
Sunday
niftit
W
plays
at
the
ametiag.
Cemoiand
bring
jwurj
jjtyPf
'
$Meial
Christmas
Services:
Bong
long
Service
Service
at
at
'ft
11
o'clock.
o'clock.
I
rt
1
A
.
1
Musical
Seta-iton
by
the
Junior
Choir.
Subject,
"When
Jesus
Was
Born."
A
Papeant
Sen
ice
at
7:30
p.m.,
entiUed
"There
Wts
flbepherds"
will
be
rendered
by
sthelars
and
Th
Christinas
story
with
tuneful
musk
and
lea.
PHESIlYTBniAN
-CHURCH
Preacher,
Rev..
John
Sutheriajd.,,
-lfra.9t,i
SuadaythW
)y
t
11
Jo'dock.
Special
musa.hy
the
Junior
Choir
and
Christians
Carols.
Evening
Service
at
730.
AnttjWi
by
the
'choir
and
solos.
'
'
1
,
UNITED
XHUIKIH
Pa'stof,'
Rev.
A.
Wilson.
'"
1!,
:
I
i-
-
.
Morning
at
11
o'cloc,
Stnday
School
ai
12
iWhjte
Gifts,
to
liie
fijng.
ftvenint;
Service
at
70-
A
(Christmas
Cantata.
"The.
King
Gmaeth"
R.
M.UHs)
.will
be
'
rendered
by
the
efceert
solos,
dnets,
Hve,
'
'
"
rimes,
etc.
GIVE
A
YEAR'S
SUBSCRIPTION
to
the
Prince
Rupert
DAILY
NEWS
What
a
suitable
gift.
A
gift
that
comes
every
day
for
a
year,and
.reminding
tho
Recipient
.
of
your
thjppgfuinew
ewry
day.
-
x
.
How
delightful
they
will
be
to
receivq
Northern
British
Columbia's
newspaper
very
day
!
PHONE
08
WHILE
YOU
STILL
THINK
OF
IT!
SALYATION
ARMY
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
ENTERTAINMENT
Good
Attendance
And
Fine
Pro
gram
at
Annual
Christmas
Event
There
was
a
large
attendance
at
the
Salvation
Army
Sunday
School
entertainment
last
night.
C.
O.
Rowe
presided
and
there
-was
an
excellent
program
of
songs,
recitations
and
dialogues.
The
string
band
made
its
first
public
appearance
with
credit
able
results.
Following
were
the
numbers:
Song
by
the
school
"The
An
gel's
Song."
Recitation,
Billie
Barker
and
Mary
Peirce.
Instrumental
Duet,
Mrs.
Kerr
and
Capt.
Anderson.
Nursery
Rhymes,
Primary
Class
Nursery
Rhymes,
Primary
Class.
Recitation,
John
Shelly.
Dialogue
"Bdith's
Christmas.''
Selection
by
String
Band,
with
two
members
of
the
Boys'
Band
a
Mi
sting.
Solo.
Capt.
Anderson.
.
Dally
Song,
10
girls.
TM!au
"Rock
of
Ages,"
Misses
Evelyn
Pierce
and
Annie
ISraith
with
Capt.
Anderson
sing
ing
In
the
background.
Dialogue
"Maria,"
by
Hisses
LKdlth
Leek.
Annie
Smith.
Evelyn
1
lm
ti.ii
.
.
.
i-ierce,
roiiy
Aiontgomery,
vera
t
Cook,
Mrs.
Kerr
and
Capt.
Anderson.
Club
Swinging,
Mrs.
Kerr
and
Capt.
Anderson.
Solo,
accompanied
by
Guitar,
Sgt.
Maj.
Alexia
Dialogue
"Santy's
Christmas
Special
WinVISH
TO
THANK
YOlHfOU
YOUll
GENEROUS
PATH0N-,
AGE
AND
WISH
YOU
1
1
.,'.'1
t
i
::
f.:i..
-,..-
,'
.i
v
.
.
.
A
MERRY
i
'Ml
Pudding."
by
Mlstt
Kdith
Pierce,
Frank
F'ierce,
Misses
Annie
Smith.
Evelyn
Pierci-.
Rosio
Smith,
Dolly
Montgomery.
John
Mcleoil
and
Gladys
Cook,
Vera
Cook.
Mr
Joyce,
Olga
Siliski
.md
f'.ipt
.
Anderson.
Thi
Doxology.
The
Aneat
High
School
girli'
basketball
team
arrived
on
th
Prince
Rupert
last
evening
from
the
smelter
town
to
play
a
eerie
of
two
xame
with
local
High
School
gi1.
The
visitors
will
nti;rn
north
on
the
CataU
t
niorrow
evening
GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
LADIES'
GLOVES
LADIES'
HOSIERY
LADIES'
HANDKERCHIEFS
LADIES'
SLIPPERS
-
LADIES'
LINGERIIfrSBTg
LADIES'
MANICURE
SftTS
LADIES'
SCARFS
PLEASE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
this
Sale
will
commcncclm.
mediately
and
will
last
till
Monday
niRht,
December
21.
.In
other
words,
our
great
Pre-Inventory
Silc'is
still
on
and
Rointroryr,
The
goods
which
did
not
sell
atithc.priceji
ihoy
carried
romBat
urday
till
Wednesday
arc
reduced
today
to
a
new
lower
price.
Vc
tell
you
people
that
price
is
no
object
in
this
sale.
Those
jjoods
must
be
sold
and
the
stock
btfrcducek
'
...
'
This
Special
Xmas
Sulc-jS
in.rcnht
a
continuance
of'our
Pre-'Inventory
Sale.
The
only
difference
is
that
we
arc
offerinj
you
all
our
stock
of
Xmas
merchandite
at
a.
reduction
from
25
to
50
per
cent.
A
big
space
in
the
paper
is
not
available
today,
but
tomorrow
wo
shall
have
all
the
space
we
want
and
ahull
specify
every
article.
MEN'S
NECKTIES
MEN'S
SCARFS
MEN'S
HELTS
MEN'S
PYJAMAS
MEN'S
GLOVES
HOYS'
SWEATERS
HOYS'
TIES
HOYS'
HANDKERCHIEFS
HOYS'
GLOVES
AND
MITTENS
CHILDREN'S
MECHANICAL
TOYS
DOLLS
SI,;S.
PLEASE
DO
NOT
MISUNDERSTAND
THE
SALE
IS
ON
NOW.
hi
P.1
THE
REDUCTIONS
ARE
AVAILABLE
TODAY
1
THE
REDUCTIONS
ARE
FROM
25
TO
BO
EVERY
ARTICLE
IS
REDUCED.
'
For
Your
Convenience,
the
Store
Will
He
Opened"
Nights
Until
Monday,
the
21th.
JABOUR
BROS.
LTD.
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mm