PAOE
TWO
For
at
Ji
dmcft&d
general
More
moufsv
.
M
ilb
ura
C
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td
Tx
mUj
Oat
HI1
.
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'
Jfl5&Ft6rt
Severe
Headaches
Pimples
on
Face
Mim
Mine
I.
C.
BUckwell,
Gunn.
Alt.,
writes:
"For
two
tmh
I
suffered
from
severe
headache,
and
(iruilt
on
my
fare.
Niy
headaches
seemed
incurable,
and
I
thought
the
pimples
would
never
disappear.
A
friend
recommended
Burdock
Blood
Bittert,
and
on
trting
a
bottle
I
found
the
headaches
disappear,
and
I
am
not
bothered
any
more
with
the
pimptea."
r4.
for
taa
put
53
jn,
only
Tta
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Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
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Dally
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SUBSCRIPTION
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or
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all
parts
of
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ami
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Columbia,
paid
In
advance
for
yearly
period
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mall
to
all
otter
parte
of
Brltlsn
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
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insertion,
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application.
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DAILY
EDITION
CHINESE
NATION
LEARNING
TO
FLY
,88
.58
.0
front
$2.50
and
msny
othei
changes
and
improve'
ments
for
your
comfort
ind
convenience.
320
view
rooms
.
.
all
with
bath.
Special
low
weekly
and
monthly
ratal.
;?Th
v.wrorvmrs
m:
vrTin
i.
$5.00
10c
The
young
Chinese
are
taking
to
all
the
modern
arts
including
that
of
aviation.
That
is
one
of
the
steps
forward.
It
is
simply
an
indication
of
what
is
going
on
everywhere.
Air
transportation
and
radio
should
prove
very
valuable
to
China,
possibly
much
more
valuable
than
railways
and
newspapers.
BSBIl
Halibut
fishermen's
union
Editor,
Daily
Newsr
1
I
t.
-
I
-
.
.
1
.
-
mm
1
I
fpapet
signed
"Interested?"
re
Hall-fbut
Fishermen's
Union.
The
letter
Its.
to
say
the
least.
Very
misleading.
It
would
give
one
the
impression
that
dues
collected
In
Prince
Rupert
are
sent
to
Seattle,
when,
as
a
matter
of
fact,
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
has
never
been
self-sup-pottlng.
During
the
past
six
years
we
have
received
cheques
from
Seattle
amounting
to
$3,500.00
so
I
fail
to
see
where
we
are
pulling
the
U.
S.
fishermen
over
the
top.
Interested
says
the
fishermen
hare
their
choice
of
paying
$12.00
per
year
In
the
old
union
or
$6.00
in
the
N.
B.
C.
Fishermen's
Asso-1
elation
(where
there
are
no
bene
fits).
In
the
D.
S.
F.
Union
members
.
I
have
a
funeral
benefit
of
$100.00.
at
3
qq
shipwreck
benefit
of
$75.00.
a
hos-,
1
pital
benefit
of
$2.50
per
week
and
1
dictator
Is
entirely
wrong
as
this
could
be
done
Only
by
a
vote
of
the
entire
union.
Much
has
been
made
by
the
N.
B.
C.
Fishermen's
Association
about
a
petition
signed
by
160
members
0!
ithe
D.
S.
F.
Union
to
break
from
(
Seattle.
The
majority
of
the
men
'
'
'
;
signing
that
petition
did
so
with
the
!
intention
of
forming
a
local
union
Thursday.
Dec.
17,
1931
iof
thelr
own
bul
wlln
n0
thought
of
I
going
in
with
the
salmon
men
who
are
an
association,
members
of
I
which
own
their
own
boats
and
The
only
hope
for
China
seems
to
lie-in
the
opening
up'h"
.
,.
In
with
them.
jiir
'.nothing
common
of
their
country
,.t:
1
by
transportation
fc
and
the
improving
of
At
8
r
Unlon
meetln)i
lMt
the
rest
of
their
fellow
countrymen.
cJosed
tne
memb7n
WouM
app,yl
Russia
is
going
to
work
in
the
right
way
by
using
radio
for
a
charter
to
either
the
American
everywhere
and
thus
keeping
people
informed
.of
what
is
i
Federation
of
Labor
or
to
the
cana.;
going
on.
True,
in
Russia
it
is
a
one-sided
education
and
dlan
Trad,M
fn8r!f
"KKm":
v
k
twciau,
uUl
a
Mfieni
u
1
eu:ii-,
the
Saimon
ruhermett's
Assocla-
edjn
time
where
the
people,
will
demand
-ta
know-what
isition-goirig
on
farther
afield.
They
will
tune
in
with
other
coun-,
Hoping
that
if
'interested"
has
tries
and
get
information
illicitly.
It
will
be
impossible
to
j
any
further
criticism
to
make
he
keep
the
people
there
in
ignorance
of
what
others
are
do-
i
Msn
his
name
to
the
letter.
in'
I
Thanking
you.
ilr
Editor,
for
But
that
is
only
by
way
of
contrast.
China
is
a
different
yur
valuable
space.
country
with
a
different
kind
of
people
altogether.
Their
civilization
is
an
old
one,
the
country
is
overcrowded,
and
J
the
people
of
much
of
the
interior'country
had
stopped
making
progress
Now
they
are
awakening
and
once
they'
have
transportation
and
other
means
of
contact
with
their
fellows,
a
wonderful
change
will
take
place.
J.
M;
MORRISON.
Agent.
Prince
Rjpeit
Branch
D
S
F
Union.
Eaxa3TB2as.as
msw
araBTtrt
a
Moderate
Priced
Gifts
in
the
Jewelry
Store
For
the
person
who
wants
somelhlnt
nice,
we
have
sifts
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday.
Dfcnjb)-17
31,
IN
THE
LETTER
BOX
WOULD
LIKE
GRAMOPHONE
Editor.
Dally
News:
Mn'ja
u$fj-
valuable
snac
to
1H
sofa
kmdierscM'fiKnw
that
there
are
a
hundred
men4
pr
mote
at
Cloyah,
Bay
Camp
who
would
feel
greatful
for
an
old
discarded
gramophone
with
records
or
any
other
musical
Instrument.
The
per-Eon
who
Would
think
of
obliging,
If
they
would
send
'a
card
to
R.
Dow-nle
c
o
Cloyah
Bay
Relief
Camp,
a
couple
of
taen
'would
gladly
walk
Into
town
to
receive
the
gift,
which
would
be
gratefully
appreciated
by
all
men
in
camp.
UNEMPLOYED
WORKER.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
December
17,
1911
Th
Prirliw
Rurxart
Bntpivivurs'
'
,600
nave
ineir
own
nan
wnicn
is
open
AsfocUtion(
at
a
meeting
last
night
to
members
at
all
Ume.
9.00
.
tne
Mctntrre
HaM
dlKUSsed
the
The
Insinuation
that
dues
might
I
rtroblema
of
eltir
wvernment
and!
1.40
.02
.25
13!
1
be
increased
by
a
levy
placed
by
the!
decided
to
put
candidates
in
the
field
at
the
next
civic
election.
W.
J.
Alder
presided
and
among
the
speakers
of
the
evening
were
J.
8.
Cowper.
H.
F.
MeRae
and
C.
V.
D.
A.
Salter,
engineer
in
charge
of
the
B.
C.
Fields
drilling
plant
at
Trahh
Point,
wet
coast
of
Graham
Island,
passed
through
the
city
on
the
Prince
John
en
route
to
Van
couver
on
business.
He
speaks
encouragingly
of
the
prospect
there.
Mr.
Bush,
a
settler
at
Nadu
River
on
Massett
Inlet,
has
been
found
dead
with
a
pack
on
hU
back
a
fey
me
condition
01
tne
peasants
so
tnat
they
may
be
able
to
Saturday
night
iwith
over
100
pre-!
yards
from
his
cabin,
the
apparent
establish
contacts
With
the
rest
of
the
country
by
travel
;
sent
a
vote
was
carried
by
a
two-jvte',rn
ot
a
heart
attack.
His
body
ana
oy
means
01
newspapers
and
magazines
and
radio.
No
third
maiority
to
stay
with
the
old
nationalism
can
be
develoned"
in
a
ennntrv
wW
M10
union,
a
resolution
made
and
car-
Was
frozen.
C.
N.
R.
TRAINS
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
3
p.m.
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Saturday
10
40
a.m.
axtrmtarara
ara
ramta
ra
1
1
THRIFT
CASH
&
CARRY
Specials
FOR
THIS
WEEK
Alt.evU
Butter
per
lb.
Malklns
Best
Tea
per
l-lo.
ptg
ltirllt
uoffee
BKnded
ter
(juaMly,
per
lb
Itetlogg's
AU-lkmn
Large
pkg.
..
Granulated
Sugar
18
lbs
.-.
Lux
Toilet
Soap
per
bar
1
asfi...a
r...
vt
u..a.
as
low
ai
SOc.
LlUIe
thlnf.
In
-
Pihu
....
.
.
.
per
lb.
thimbles,
surar
spoons,
etc.
Many
at
tides
for
75c
to
$2.00
which
tvill
give
laatin;
plr-sure.
Butter
clNhes,
China
plates,
pens
and
pencils,
pur-sesf
necklets,
novelties,
etc.
Come
and
look
around.
W
Time
Prices
For
Cash
feC'
No.
1
Alberta
Lump
$12.50
t,,c
store
with
the
clocis
No.
1
Alberta
Egg
$11.50
jjjjjj
Pembina
Peerless
Lump
....
$12.00
,
-
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$11.50
a
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
vUAL
Bgy
the
real
Coal
our
(a-
s"
11
""
'
1
nou
Mson
and
lassldy-
L!J.
"
.
11
i
'
Welllnrton
In
any
quantities.
i
,
til
.
n:
1
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.
.
.
.
Craln
anJ
Kobln
Ilood
Hour.
liet
the
habit
of
reading
the
advertisements
in
this
paper,
n
ft
a
r
j
r
and
takins
advantage
nf
the
help
thevhrinjr
you.
niICC
KUpert
rCed
U
i'UONES
88
AND
558
Xmas
Mixed
Candy
par
lb
Oxford
Mincemeat
30-oe.
Jar
Caadted
Pee!
Oranfe
and
LGmon,
per
lb
oandied
Citron
Pel
pr
lb
Fancy
Olace
Cherries
per
lb
Ited
Arrow
Ulseulls
Fresh
Ginger
Snaps
per
lb
Fig
Bars
per
lb
Chocolate
Eclairs
per
lb
Royal
Crown
Soap
per
carton
of
0
bars
Strawberry
Jam
per
4-lb.
tin
25c
40c
30c;
19c
52c
7c
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
Qp
Ot
ner
tin
17ci
15c
28c
18c
23c
39c
Stock
13c
16c
27
c
20c
41c
Vancouver
Island
Fruit
We
carry
a
complete
line
of
Sm6krd
Fish.
Including:
Atlantic
Klnners.
Iladdle
and
Iladdle
Illlfts.
Filleted
Kippers.
Rupert
nrand
Kippers,
Bloaters
and
Black
Cod
CIIRISTMAS
TUttKEYS
ARltlVINO
FRIDAY
WE
US
FOR
REAL
FKICES
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
201
Third
Ave.
A
Few
Vohts
Down
From
Moose
Hall
I'honc
179
"CARRY
AND
SAVE"
i
s
1
a
i
e
m
n
u
a
a
e
a
!"
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sir
or
I
fi
tik.
:
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lis
T
Telephone
532
0
a
iiiatBiaiaitfiaiL
nsunas
A
Rare
Opportunity
at
Shirley
Shoppe
Everything
in
the
Store
will
be
sold
at
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DOOHS
OPEN
Coats!
Coats!
All
Our
Beautiful
Fur
Trimmed
Coats
at
One-Half
Price
This
is
your
opportunity
to
get
a
good
coal
for
less
than
cost.
Every
coat
in
the
store
must
be
sold!
0
P.
O.
Box
0G7
j
'
4i
Dresses
Dresses
Every
Dress
in
the
Stock
to
He
Sold
at
Half
-Price
Ordinal
tickets
on
all
goods.
All
you
have
to
do
is
to
pay
half
what
the
price
ticket
calls
for.
EXTRA
SPECIAL!
Our
Christmas
Gift
to
you
is
the
difference
hclwecn
the
Special
Price
and
the
original
price.
Figure
it
out.
About
25
Dresses,
values
up
to
$16.00
QQ
Qff
Extra
Special
Price
yOiVO
Come
early,
these
specials
will
not
last
long.
A
few
Fur
Coats
at
one-half
the
regular
price.
A
deposit
will
hold
I
good
till
Christmas'
Eve.
Terms
cash.
No
exchanges.
N"
returns.
Mail
orders
filled
at
above
while
the
poods
la
Sale
Starts
Friday
Morning
Shirley
Shopp
CrSX
in
-
r
m
AT
II
ATI!
RVL
Plea$ant
Intei'Iude.
2
a
Woman's
Day
'T'IRED
with
shopping?
atop
at
a
soda
fountain
to
lip
g'"
of
Ovaltinc.
It
ia
wondtrfully
refreshing.
At
home,
when
wearied
with
houiehold
taska,
take
a
moment
to
....
enjoy
a
cup
of
this
delightful
.
food
.
beverage.
It
will
soothe
-
:
:
-
i
..ii
...n-t.
WARNING
R.fui.
lubuitut
product!.
N
otli.r
txveraR
it,
in
nf
wajr,
comp.rakl.
to
Ovaltin.
It
it
the
brifinal
md
uprtnx
tonic
food
bavtraga.
yuur
niivn,
rcMnvigumtc
your
UQQy
and
rebuiia
your
wv-"
nrain
ceiu.
Ovaltine
supplies
the
nutrition
of
freah
eggi,
treatn
milk
and
ripe
barley
malt,
correctly
proportioned,
anJ
in
easily
digested
form.
It
is
a
perfect
food
ai
well
a
pleasant,
wholesome
beverage.
Doctors
throughout
the
world
recommend
it.
OVA
LT1
N
.
E'
.
r
Try,
it
i
r
nrurDAAE
ft
adds-up
Daia,cAAc
and
oody
At
til
tooJ
ttortt
in
SOr,
7ic,
tl.2t
tnJ
tprcM
H
fimHy
ike
tint;
tho
un
ti
it
SoJt
FounUht.
4k
ii
a
i