ti
"11
lassmeci
Aciver
Fti1ral
MnrV.
tf
Shop
athd'
at
Home
Prince
ttuf)ef
t
merchants
are
offering
softie
great
values
for
Christinas
this
year.
Many
of
them
nave
dropped
their
prices
to
keep
pace
with
the
reductions
made
in
the
great
centres
of
population
This
is
a
good
time
to'buy.
Get
the
shopping
done
before
Christmas
is
too
near
and
the
stores
are
crowded
with
,;
eager
men
and
women
anxious
to
grab
for
anything
v
Most
Prince
Rupert
people
are
not
affected
by
the
hard
time's.
Many
are
better
off
today
than
they
were
last
year
because
their
money
goes
farther.
They
can
buy
more
if
they
wish
for
their
salaries
remain
the
same.
Friends
need
remembering
just
the
same
this
year
as
in
the
past.
Soine
of
them
heed
it
more.
Those
who
are
able
to
do
so
would
do
well
to
shop
mornings
because
at
that
time
the
merchants
and
their
assistants
have
time
to
attend
to
your
wants.
Read
the
Daily
News
advertisements,
for
they
will
help
you
in
your
selection.
PRlNGEAiRUPERT
daily
V
I
wui
maite
a
special
can
at
Ketcni-
j
kan
for
nassenpfr
refciirninir
hir
at
7
o'clock
Friday
morning
and
I
sailing
south'
that
day
at
6
pjn.
On
the"
way
south,
the
vessel
will
call
at
Alert
Bay
In
addition
to
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River.
The
.
vessel
Is
expected
to
have
a
capacity
i
I
southbouhd
passenger
list.
I
Kt.
Rt
rtpv
itev
Jnnh
josepn
R
k.
Prlmnnt
orimont,
BIS-
Ttt.
hop
Of
Alaska
for
the
Roman
Ca-
thollc
Church;
was
a
passenger!
.
.
.
.
1
i
11
ni
v.
i
I
I
iiuuuiu
uic
riincrsa
Imuran
mw
;
momlng
returning
after
a
trip
to
the
United
States.
Billiard
Averages
a.
Tti.
Av
F.
Zleman
(CL)
5
1244
249
A.
Murray
(CD
8
1977
247
J.
Smith
E)
9
2182
242
C.
P.
Balagno
(E)
.10
2415
242
W.
E.
Willlscroft
(E)
7
1646
235
t.
C'lough
(flJ
.'
2
467
234
M.
E.
Young
(E)
....
10
2325
233
6.
P.
Tinker
(CL)
....9
2095
233
G.
Waugh
(Gi
9
2062
229
O.
Howe
(0)
9
2055
229
M.
McLachlan
(G)
9
1994
222
J.
May
(G)
..
-...8
1767
221
J.
Andrews
(O)
8
1716
215
A.
Macdonald
(Ct)
..7
1499
214
W.
Mitchell
(EJ
......lb
2118
212
M.
Andrews
(CL)
9
1903
211
C.
Baptle
(CL)
3
604
20l
W.
Murray
(E)
4
790
198
CL.
Youngman
(CL)
3
564
188
J.
Scott
(CL)
1
172
172
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SKIZAK
ALIAS
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NOTICE
la
herebj
fHtti
that
all
per-aona
having
dalma
against,
the
a
bote
named
late
or
Anchorage.
Territory
r.f
Alaska;
United
States
of
America,
and
formerly
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
In
the
Province
of
Brltlah
Columbia.
Otnads.
vha
ttied
at
Aheharae
afore.
mentioned
on
the
5th
day
of
February
,829,
are
tti
to
aend
partlctllari
thereof,
duly
verUfled.
to
th
under-
S,"
!
'
'
1111.
after
which
date
It
win
proceed
to
dlatrlbute
the
aaset
of
the
Dooaaaed
among
the
person
entitled
thereto,
having
regard
only
to
the
claims
of
which
it
ahaU
then
have
had
noMce.
DATED
at
Vancouver.
B.C..
this
nth
day
of.
NOvembet.
A.D.
1930;
MONTREAL;
TRUST
COMPANY,
814
Pender
8treet
West,
Vancouver.
B.C.
Administrator
ot
the
Estate-
of
the
above-mentioned
George
Skldoff.
Deceased
within
th
,
Province
of
British
Columbia.
r2fl,
dJilO-h.
Anglican
Y4
P.
Has
Its
lingular
Alcct
Last
evening
the
Anglican
Vouhg
People's
Association
held
Its
weekly
meeting
In
the
Cathedtal
Hall.
Following
the
business
session,
a
social
was
enjoyed.
Delicious
ref
reshments
were
served
under
the
direction
of
Miss
Eileen
Gibson
and
Stanley
Dalby.
Get
the
.
Ad.
reading
habit.
It
pays.
ii
THE
MARKET
Following
are
retan
prices
current
here
today:
j
Fruits
!
Apples,
Rome
Beau
tie's
"C"
....$2.5o
'VfelloW
Newtoti,
fancy,
box
2.75
jNWtdris
"C"'
2.65
J6nathans,
fancy
box
3.00
jdldymah's
Wlnesaps,
box
3.00
Spltzehberg,
fancy
2.75
Sbltzenberg
"C"
250
Winter
Bananas;
fancy
2.75
Delicious,
fancy
...
3.35
Delicious
"C
2.75
Washington
Oraftges
156
to
$150
1:
n:
1.1.
a
j
SA
LCIIIUI13,
OUI1&131,
UUZ
,4U
Florida
Grapefruit
12
He
to
.20'
California
Ofapefrult,
.
...8c
to
.15
!
Banaiias,
2
ibs
Cranberries
lb
JSO
Extracted"
honey;
per
Jar
,.,
&
Comb
honey
.35
pates,
built,
lb
I2
'Raisins,
buik.
lb
.
.15
Emperor
Grapes,
lb
JO
jap
Oranges
"..
1.00
Bundle
1.95
.Nuts-i
Almondt
shelled
Valenclas
.50
California
soft,
shelled
walhus
.3.11
Walnuts;
br6ken
shelled
-.35
Walnuts,
shelled
halves
.40
Peanuts
.j.
.15
.
Vegetables
Pbtatoes,
netted
Jems,
9
lbs
55
1
sack
250
.
Parsley,
bunch
.10
i
Hothouse
Cucumbers,
each
53
j
B.C.
Celery,
head
,.,
.15
Hubbard,
squash,
lb
r7
tiarllc,
Imported,
per
lb
40
Cabbage,
B.C
.
.
.03
Onions,
6
lbs
5i
California,
head
lettuce
hd,....
.15
ilothouse
Tomatoes,
lb.
.25
Brusseles
Sprouts
Artichokes,
Globe,
doz
250
Bulk,
Turnips,
7
lbs
5a
Cauliflower",
B.Ciiedd
...
'
55
t8
55
Green
Peppers
lb.
55
Parsnips,
4
lbs.
55
Carrots,
6
lbs
53
Beets,
lb
hi
SweetTytatoes,
2
lbs
55
Flour-Flour,
49s,
No.
1
hard
wheat
....
1.90
Pastry
Flour,
Id
lbs.
50
Lard-
Pure
55-53
Compound
e.
I
B.C.
fresh
pullets,
doz.
.55
B.C.
fresh
first,
doz
.60
B.C.
fresh
extras,
doz
.70
Local
hew
laid,
dozj
..
.7$
Feed-
Wheat,
No.
S
Alberta
255
two.
o,
AiDerta,
....
z.iu
Oats
..
..,1..
2.55
Bran
22'"
Shorts
..
253
,
Middlings
-
2.75
Barley
Laying
Mash
3.60
Oyste
shell
lid
Beef
scrap
....
453
Ground
oil
cake
.y.i.ju
u
40
Fine
oat
chops
2.65
Crushed
oats
2.6.5
Fine
barley
chop
2.40
Dried
fruits-
Lemon
and
orange
peel
...
50
Black
tjookixig
figs,
lb
.15
Citron
peel
55
White
figs,
lb
-
,
,
,
.15
Currants,
lb.
.
,
,
,,
50
Apples,
dried
25
Peaches,
peeled
.
52
Apricots,
lb
55
Prunes",
607d,
lb.
16
Prunes,
30-40,
lb
15
Prunes,
40-50,
lb
.12
Sugar-Yellow,
100
lbs
4.90
White,
100
lbs.
5.40
Butter-No.
1
creamery,
lb.
...42
No.
2
credmery,
S
lbs
1.15
Cheese-
McLaren's
Cream,
Jars,
45c
and
.85
Camembert,
camemoert,
8-oz.
b-oz.
pkg.
pkg.
.65
1
Kraft
Ltmberger,
Vis
.
PACKS
FITS
w
-Tf
VP.
-
(jit
-
.Ua
A.
i.
.
'2
-
.
.
iisements.
Business
and
rrofessiona
Mens
Guide.
im
NniW
A
DAILY
NEWS
FOR
SALE
AD.
WILL
CONVERT
THAT
UNUSED
PIECE
OF
FURNITURE
INTO
CASH.
TRY
IT!
i;t
it-fit
hVlt
RtSNT
HOOM
for
rent.
Phone
941
,
26
1
FI.At
FOIl
RENT
Wallace
Bloc
Enquire
store,
tf
FURNISHED
Apartments
for
rent.
Apply
MUssallem
Grocery,
Phone
i
'
'
v
"
FLAT
for
rent
four
rdems
and
bath,
Sixth
and
Fulton.
Phone
543
tfi
FOR
WENT
Modern
home,
3
rooms
and
bath.
Apply
Mahro
Bibs,
tf
FOR
RENT
Clean
well
furnished
modern
apartments.
Palmer
Apartments.
Phone
Red
414.
t
f
To
Rent
Cosy
Two
&
Three
Roomed
Apartments
Free
use
of
electric
light
arid
washer
Rentals
$10
p
$16
monthly
OYER
APARTMENTS
3RD
AVE.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
little
old
Oumev
heater.
Price
$5.
Daily
News,
tf
i
A
FEW
bttfidles
ol
old
ntwSpsptrsjm
justification
hi
the
case
of
lot
sale.
Dally
News.
tf
iielp
Wanted
GOVERNMENT
POSITIONS
as
Postmen,
Clerks,
Stenographer,
Customs,
and
Immigration
Officials.
Pee
Booklet
tells
how
lo
get
them.
Obtainable
only
from
the
oldest
Canadian
Civil
Service
Correspondence
School,
M.C.
C.
Ltd.,
401
Kensington
Bldg,
Winnipeg.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
PROPERTY
repairs.
Plain
furniture
made.
J.
WtlWe,
Phone
Black
707.
PRIVATE
stenographer,
f16
9th
Ave.
Weet.
P.
O.
Box
m.
i
BOARD
AND
ROOM
BOARD
and
Room.
Phone
Black
707.
tl
ROOM
aftd
Bearfl.
Phone
Red
It
t!
TRANSFERS
CAMERON
Transfer.
PKone
177.
Dry
Birch.
Cedar
and
Jack
Pine
tf
RED'S
TRANSFER.
Cartage
and
Furniture
Muring.
Phone
84.
tf
SALVAGE
AND
TOWING
"If
It's
on
or
under
the
water
we
do
If
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
Ltd.
Ful'y
Equipped
for
Diving
and
General
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
EASTHOrE
ENOINEls
Boau
and
Scows
of
all
descriptions
for
Charter
Row
Boats
and
Canoes
for
Hire
Bargains
In
(las
Enflnci
Northern
B.C.
Distributors
Cooiidje
Propellers
Band
and
Qravel
In
any
quantity.
delivered
anywhere
by
water
Phoned,
bay
of
Night
561
P.O.
nox
1564
SECOND-HAND
DEALERS
New
and
Second-Hand
Goods
Bought,
Sold
or
Exchanged
W.
H.
Montgomery
3rd
Avenue
phone
Blue
MO
AUCTIONEER
PRINCE
RUPERT
AUCTION
MART
We
buy,
sMl
or
exchange
any
kind
of
furnlturo
or
household
goods,
musical
instruments,
machinery,
etc.
General
repairs,
crating,
packing
and
shipping.
Workmanship
guaranteed.
Just
phone
BlacK
120
and
we
will
call.
O.
J.
DAWES.
Auctioneer.,
cinitbpiUcTic
Sunshine
and
Red
Ray
Treatments
Nervous,
Female
and
Chlldrens'
Diseases
Specially
Treated
W.
0.
ASPINALL
(Chiropractor)
Phone
Green
241
0
4
1
Exchange
Bit..
tOpp.
Onriei)
QUESTION
OF
FILMS
"At
the
present
time
there
seems
to
be
an
epidemic
of
combine
Investigations
as
for
example
the
electrical
trade
in
Toronto,
the
plumbing
industry
throughout
'
Ontario,
the
investigation
into
the
control
by
the
Famous
Players
Canadian
Corporation
of
the
film
industry
In
Canada
and
the
proposed
enquiries
into
bread
and
milk,"
says
the
Canadian
Labor
Press
editorially.
"Whilst
there
is
a
good
deal
pf
justification
ffarraie
of
the
investigations,
especially
in
view
of
the
eMdente
atsckftttl
in
the
report
en
the
Toronto
Electrical
trade,
yet
so
far
there
does
not
seem
to
be
the
others.
"A
great
outcry
has
been
made
within
recent
months
by
certain
of
the
motion
picture
exhibitors
In
Canada
regarding
the
alleged
control
of
the
film
Industry
by
the
Famous
Players
Canadian
Corporation,
a
great
deal
of
which
we
believe
is
bated
on
very
Inaccurate
and
unsound
grounds.
Even
in
the
press,
the
Famous
Player
Company
is
being
accused
of
ostracizing
and
penalising
British
plays
and
British
made
films.
There
is
no
proof
lb
Justify
Such
a
charge.
It
Is
stated
that
British
plays
are
prohibited
from
coming
to
Canada
through
control
by
the
Famous
Players
of
the
theatres
necessary
for
their
production,
and
through
Hollywood
and
Wall
Street
control
of
the-com
pany.
British
made
films
are
shut
out.
Even
a
Toronto
newspaper,
recently
hlnte
dat
this
control
in
articles
by
its
dramatic
and
screen
crltis,
yet
in
the
same
issue
It
was
pointed
out
that
during
the
past
three
years
the
theatres
under
Famous
Players
control
have
been
bringing
in
a
number
of
good
Bri
tish
made
films
and
announcements
are
made
that
others
are
on
their
way.
The
truth
11
that
conditions
are
responsible
for
British
plays
not
being
shown
here
as
largely
as
they
used
to
be.
due
to
the
fact
that
the
public
have
turned
to
the
talkie
and
both
British
and
united
mates
ac
tart
and
vaudeville
players
have
suffered
as
a
consequence.
"Circumstances
are
also
responsible
for
the
small
number
comparatively
of
British
made
films
com
ing
to
Canada
now.
Films
requiring
an
outdoor
location
are
made
under
the
very
best
conditions
In
the
Unt
ted
States,
conditions
impossible
to
get
in
Gret
ItfWln
and
as
a
consequence
due
totals
natural
mono-port,
it
Is
alUJfetner
probable
that
Hollywood
1ftl
aMWys
eontroT
the
production
of
the
film!
Films
re
quiring
Indoor
locations
made
In
Great
Britain
are
coming
nere
in
Increasing
numbers
and
the
Famous
Players
Canadian
Corporation
have
shown
no
desire
to
exclude
them,
but
on
the
contrary,
wherever
a
hioh
mulltv
British
made
film
can
be
secured
they
have
endeavored
to
:
prod
ilc
them
here
and
thus
meet
public
demand.
"It
would
be
folly
for
a
Canadian
company
to
pursue
a
policy
of
exclusion
towards
everything
not
produced
in
the1
united
states."
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LOCAL
ITEMS
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allen,
who
has
been"
away
on
a
six-weeks'
holiday
trip
In
the
course
of
which
she
visited
In
Toronto,
Winnipeg,
Vancouver
and
elsewhere,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Mary
yesterday
af
ternoon.
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mandy,
resident
mining
engineer
for
the
provincial
government,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princass
Norah
this
morning
after
having
spent
the
past
few
weeks
at
departmental
headquarters
In
Victoria
on
offi
cial
business.
W.
A.
Peterson,
0.
M.
Taylor,
C.
L.
Da
ma
and
F.
E.
Brem,
who
have
been
carrying
on
evangelical
wojk
here
for
the
past
few
weeks
In
connection
with
the
Church
of
the
Latter
Day
Saints,
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Princess
NoraH
for
Ketchikan
where
they
will
Continue
their
activities.
In
connection
with
the
Christmas
sal'lng
next
week,
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
George
will
leave
here
at
the
usual
time
at
4
o'clock
Wednesday
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
and,
after
making
her
regular
calls
at
those
two
points,
FATHER
ME
I
ruu
Singer
Sewing
Machines
On
Easy
Monthly
Paymenti
As
low
as
$3.00
per
month
Cheaper
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