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Standards
of
Excellence
The
name
"Black
&
While"
on
a
boHfe
of
whisky
ti
as
absolute
a
guarantee
as
the
hall-mark
on
silver.
It
assures
that
subtle
difference
in
flavour
and
quality
which
distinguishes
this
whisky
from
all
others.
It
guarantees
that
only
the
finest
materials
have
been
used
and
that
always
everywhere
the
quality
Is
the
same.
"BLACK&WHI"
SCOTCH
WHISKY
DISTILLED,
BLENDED
AND
"advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Llquot
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
GREETINGS!
I-
Again
this
company
tenders
to
you
the
greetings
of
the
season.
May
your
festive
days
be
filled
with
joy
and
your
New
Year
one
of
unlimited
opportunity.
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
Prince
Rupert
Famous
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
That
You
Might
Have
a
Happy
and
Prosperous
New
Year
Is
the
Wish
of
McCAFFERY,
G
UNIONS
&
COLLART,
LTD.
THIRD
AVENUE
TELEPHONE
11
TheFish
which
made
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
K9ftN
VNIUI
Mi
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
King's
Chef
Busy;
Here's
Recipe
of
His
Plum
Pudding
LONDON,
Dec.
31:
If
the
housewife
was
busy
In
the
kitchen
at
Christmas
time
so
was
the
King's
chef.
There
was,
for
example,
the
royal
plum
ptfdding
to
be
made.
It
has
been
served
at
court
on
every
Christmas
Day
since
George
I
was
king.
This
Is
the
recipe:
Ingredients
One
and
one-half
pounds
finely
shredded
suet,
one
pound
small
raisins,
one
pound
Demarara
sugar,
one
pound
French
plums,
stoned
and
cm
in
nan.
lour
ounces
cltronjcut
in
thin
slices,
one
teaspoouful
Of
mixed
spice,
one-half
teaipeonful
of
nutmeg,
two
ea3poonfuIs
oi
salt,
one
pound
stale,
fine
brffidcrunib
one-half
pound
sifted
flour,
one
pound
of
.(SKS.
weighed
In
their
shells,
one
vineglassfu
of
finest
old
brandy.
me
pint
of
new
milk.
-
-
-
Whip
the
eggs
to
a
light
froth,-,
TYsMiP
ixrc
md
then
add
the
pint
of
new
milk
UKlil
Li
VjUHO
io
them.
Add
the
rest
of
theingre-
llents
by
degrees,
mixing
them
piAn
FflR
ni
PI
ANFS
i!Pn
neanwhile
very
thoroughly,
and
'
1
VAV
1
LrH1tiU
illow
the
mixture
to
stand
In
a
j
;ol
place
for
12
hours
to
ripen.
j
Distinct
Trend
of
Country
is
Mark-Pour
into
moulds
and
boll
for
eight
1
cd
By
Decision
of
Railway
lours.
Serve
with
sauce
sublime.
I
Coach
Builder
The
above
Quantities
will
make
s
hre'e
ordinary-sized
puddings.
ri
t
j
I
lief
Yini
(1
aUJC
1iollilL
ilCiYu
VANDERH00F
i
I
Organization
of
a
badminton
club
here
is
being
proceeded
wit"
1
i?he
following
have
been
elected
as
officers:
Hon.
president,
Sam
Cocker;
president,
P.
E.
Durrant:
vice-president,
Miss
Betty
Lamb;
ecretary-treasurer,
Rev.
Basil
S
Prockter;
executive.
Miss
E.
Arland
and
Sergeant
A.
O.
Birch.
J.
Shortread
of
the
Omtneca
Fur
Farm
has
receivel
a
beautiful
cup
md
severs.',
ribbons
which
he
was
awarded
for
his
foxes
and
other
tar
bearers
at
the
British
Colutn-ih
Winter
Fair
held
recently
in
Vancouver.
There
was
an
average
of
lil.3
hildren
in
attendance
at
the
Van-
dcrhoof
Superior
School
during
December,
the
principal,
F.
O.
Cook,
announces.
Miss
Maroaret
A.
McDknnid
is
spending
the
New.
Yen
season
vis
-
;
itlng
with
friends
at
Qlscoxe.
Mrs.
Leslie
Brsln
is
spending
the
holiday
season
to
Prince
Rupert
with
her
mother.
Mrs.
Montteth.
Mrs.
McKay
of
Vancouver
Is
visiting
with
her
sister.
Miss
Gladys
Smeltzer,
at
Pralriedale
during
the
holiday
season.
Mr.
and
-Mrs.
Lloyd
Woods
of
Oulldford
spent
Christmas
vaca.
Mon
vacation
here
with
Mrs.
Woods'
mother,
Mrs.
Mary
Hunt,
C.
N.
R.
TRAINS
From
East
Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays,
3:30
pjn.
For
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Saturdays,
11:30
ajn.
LOW
pl.ttmntLr.
EASTERN
CANADA
durlna
December
end
until
Jnury
Sth.
Two
fine
ll-itetl
trtlm
daily
4-
4
B.
Crlsler,
Seattle
photographer,
who
trekked
across
Olympic
Peninsula,
unaccompanied
and
unarmed,
with
no
food
or
firearms,
bolts
a
few
juicy
morsels
of
marmot,
caught
by
his
own
Ingenuity,
on
a
mountain
top.
LINKOPINO,
8weden.
Dee,
:
Europe's
trend
toward
aviation
is
'strikingly
shewn
by
the
decision
of
a
manufacturer
of
railroad
coaches
nere
to
buUd
wUUJ1.'l11,M"
8nrgim
'already
has
two
lmpor-i
tant
aeroplane
work
whose
product
'playgrounds
for
children
to
hid.
is
principally
exported
to
small,
n
countries
whkh
have
no
aviation
Industry
of
their
own.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
!
'
December
31.
1910
Arrest
of
S.
M.
Xtwton
on
5rtaUnal
n.
lo?iectk)n
!atetnnte
pbdm,ii
regarain-
Aid.
F.
II.
Mobley
was
asked
f
;
this
afternoon.
Magistrate
Car--1
1
is
looking
up
the
law
before
takiiw
action.
The
Mclntyre
HaU
was
th?
scene
of
an
enthusistic
meetiiv
last
night
In
suppert
of
the
car.
didatures
of
Dr.
W.
S.
Hall
an-'
John
Currie.
who
arc
running
f
the
city
council.
J.
J.
S'oan
wa.s
:i
the
chair
and
AM.
F.
H.
Moble;
candidate
for
mayor,
was
also
.-
PeaKer-
The
windows
of
Campbell's
sto'
and
the
new
dtndy
Palace
wer-damaged
when
Harry
Sykes
ii"-v
car
skidded
on
Tgilrd
Avenue.
1
NO
SNOW
NORTH
jlN
AUCE
ARM,
Die.
31:
It
is
very
seldom
that
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm
celebrate
Christmas
and
New
Years
without
at
least
foot
or
two
of
snow
but
such
Is
she
case
this
year.
The
ground
is
bale
everywhere
ex
cept
for
a
few
white
pa
tehee.
t
Among
New
Year
greeting
messages
to
CNRV
rfdlo
station
real
over
the
air
last
night
was
on"
from
Prince
George.
CANADA
EXCURSIONS
FARES
LONG
LIMIT
fa
on
tickets
to
f
THE
IMPERIAL
THi
DOMINION
9.00
p.m.
.
9
00
a.m.
Fiat
quipmtnt
onj
itrvlct
a
Jiiact
route
cilni
towntctiofii.
FROIM
PRINCE
ItUPEUT
RETURN
ToTonlo.
liilii-
SKnJor."4i'ji.i3!
Ottawa.
$lll?.43;
Montreal,
$134.60;
Quebec,
$134.60;
Saint
John,
N.
B.,
$152.70;
Halifax,
$136.63.
Coneiponding
low
(ares
to
oil
Eailtrn
dtina-tions.
Call,
phons
or
writs
any
Canadian
Pacific
Ticket
Agtnt.
NEWSPAPERS
WERE
SHOCKED
London
I'uMiratiens
Soon
Found,
However,
That
Even
Civilians
Were
Not
Safe
LONDON.
Dec.
30
-George
Ber
nard
Shaw
tells
In
a
letter
to
commander
Kcnworthy,
MP.,
ho'v
he
8hgckedliywspape
e&ewspapenk
mh
a
UWrfoT
safety
during
Oreat
War
'alr
ir
rain
ra,ds
8haw
nnaw
,ugge
ueirflaifn
sunn-
.xut
r.vnhant
shelters
be
put
in
"To
my
utter
amazement."
hr
now
says,
"the
editor
refused
indignantly
to
insert
a
letter
suggesting
such
unheard-of
outran?
on
decency
as
an
attaek
by
civil
ted
troops
on
the
civilian
popu
lation."
"The
raids
presently
knocke
l
this
nonsense
out
of
them,"
Shaw
concludes.
CHSUW
COWS
.
Combination
Special
NO.
ON-2
Cans
Corn
1
Can
Deans
1
Can
Peas
,
2
Cans
Heinz
Tomato
loop
1
Can
Aylmer
Vegetabh)
Soup-
95c
NO.
TfO
1
Bovtlc
Helns
Ketchup
(lane)
.
2
Cans
Clarke's
Pork
&
Beans,
1
Can
Helna
Spaghetti
(targe)
1
Can
Lobster,
''s
1
Dottle
Queen
Olives
(small)
95c
NO.
THREE
2
Cans
Helns
Tomato
BMP
2
Cans
Helns
Pork
Ac
BJans
(med.)
1
Bottle
Princeton
JBweet
IlcKies
1
Package
Soda
llisculta
(large)
95c
Fresh
Sweet
Mixed
Biscuits
QCa
3
lbs.
for
vtiv
Look
up
your
pantry
and
(hen
rhonc
18
or
81
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
117-123
FIFTH
AVENUE
EAST
TO
SOUND
LAST
POST
LONDON,
Dec.
30;
Along
the
line
of
the
western
front,
defended
by
the
Allies
at
the
cost
of
millions
of
lives,
the
"JasJ,
post"
1
to
be
nounded
nightly
at
10
o'clock.
From
Belgium
through
to
the
Swiss
end
of
the
line,
wherever
British
soldiers
are
burled
the
post
is
to
be
sounded,
the
Imperial
War
Graves
Commission
announces.
Children's
Dance
Held
Last
Night
Affair
Proved
Highly
Delightful
For
About
Ninety
Young
Folk
The
annual
children's
dance
last
ni?ht
In
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
Hall
by
Qieen
Mary
Chapter,
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
wa
a
most
delightful
affair
for
some
ninety
or
so
young
folk
who
atten
dcd.
Musk
was
furnished
by
Mrs.
J
B.
Black's
orchestra
and
dancing
was
In
progress
form
8
p.m.
until
th
stroke
of
midnight.
Robert
Blanc
was
master
of
ceremonies.
The
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
Mrs.
Shelford
Darton,
Mrs
H.
L.
8hadwcU.
Mrs.
A.
E.
Parjow
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cullen
and
Mrs
Robert
Blance.
NEW
YEAR'S
EVE
MIDNIGHT
MATINEE
at
11.1
Harold
Lloyd
STiK
i
Get
Your
Tickets
Now
75c
"Rinjr
Out
the
Old
-
Rinff
In
the
New"
Mother,
Dad,
Sister,
Brother
GRUEN
...
the
watch
for
all
The
smart,
modijhly
inspfrrd
styles
that
so
quickly
captivate
youth;
the
conservative
yet
perfectly
proportioned
designs
admired
by
the
mature;
the
original
and
practical
development
enthused
over
by
the
man-of-todayr-all
are
Gruen
....
For
long
has
the
Gruen
Guild
'
set
the
pace,
In
the
Introduction
of
new
ideas
and
styles
In
time-pieces
.
.
.
Naturally,
there
fore,
we
re
showing
Uruens
for
every
member
of
the
family,
each
the
utmost
value
tar
the
amount
asked
beginning
as
low
us
$17.50.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
frlnce
Ituptrt,
B.C.
Greater
Tire
Values
give
you
a
better
buy!
Never
were
tire
values
as
creat
as
they
are
todays
For
nowhere
can
you
get
more
mileage,
steering
and
safer
traction
dependability
and
more
beauty
than
in
these
Dominion
Royals
at
our
interesting
low
prices
I
DOMINION
ROYALS
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
FORI)
DEALEItS
.til-.;
4
Jtei'hi'.
i
E
TUESDAY
&
WEIJV
Two
Shows
i
&
i
CLARA
BOW
In
-
'Love
Anions
Millionaire;'
With
Stanley
8miM,
);,
Green
and
Oth-r
,
Lovlnjr,
Laughint
J..
.
,
v,.
Again
Ily
a
Hi
Comwy'THK
cm
mi
Screen
sonr,
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llfT
THIl'
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I'll
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TONK.'i
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n,
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THUKS.
and
FRI
:,nd
Remember
Now
V(
;)r
Malincc
"FEET
TIIIST
in
Hit
I.t
'.,
"FEET
FIRST
and
Vaudeville
'''gJg
easier