i
5
SAYS
MISS
ANN
AH
M.
popular
u-rtttt
of
food
ariicUt
for
tht
Ham
Stnitt
Bureau
of
I
he
Canadian
Horn
Journal
MAGIC
flV
costs
not
quite
of
a
cent
more
per
baking
than
the
cheapest
inferior
baking
powders.
Why
not
use
this
fine-quality
.baking
powder
and
be
sure
of
satisfactory
results?
"t
JDYTAWS
NO
A
I.I'M
"
Thla
Ultmunl
on
r-rjr
tin
l
your
guarantee
that
Manic
Haklnft
Puodrr
I
free
from
alum
or
any
harmful
ln&redlnt.
mm
mm
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
FKIKCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLOMBIA
Made
In
CauaJa
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
RupCrt
Daily
News.
limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PUTJ.KN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
DAILY
EDITION
Frldajr.
Dec.
8,
1936
DINNER
TO
VISITORS
CITY
HELD
Number
of
Feople
Entertained
at
Commodore
Cafe
Last
Evening;
By
Chamber
of
Commerce
T.
H.
Johnson,
president
of
the
Prtnce
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
presided
over
a
gathering
of
interior
visitors
and
others
who;
were
the
guests
of
the
city
at
din-'
ner
last
evening
at
the
Commodore
Cafe
banquet
room.
A
good
dinner
was
served
and
felicitous
speeches
followed
the
speakers
being
President
Johnson
Bishop
a.
A.
Rlr.
Olof
Ilaruon
JUP..
Donald
Suther
land
of
Smithers.
E.
C.
Stevens
of
Skldegate
and
John
Dybhavn.
Mr.
Johnson
welcomed
the
guests
and
expressed
the
hope
that
this
was
but
the
beginning
of
a
series
of
events
of
a.
similar
nature.
Blsnop
Rlx
humorously
referred
to
climatic
conditions,
to
the
excellent
places
of
business
In
Prtnce
Rupert,
to
the
buy
at
home
campaign
and
then
referred
seriously
to
the
development
which
had
taken
place
in
the
Interior
in
the
36
years
during
which
it
has
been
opened.
Nothing
in
the
history
of
the
country
equalled
it.
He
told
of
the
varied
products
of
the
different
sections
and
the
market
for
them
in
Prince
Rupert.
Also
he
showed
how
much
better
off
tiey
were
than
in
many
parts
of
the
country
.The
country
and
city
were
Interdependent
and
only
by
oo-ooer&Uon
could
they
prosper.
He
prophesied
that
there
would
be
added
tens
9
thousands
of
population
to
the
interior
valleys
in
the
next
lev
years.
All
should
be
proud
of
Northern
British
Columbia.
Mr.
Sutherland,
district
agriculturalist
at
Smithers.
complimented
the
Chamber
of
Commerce.
4ad
and
Junior,
and
assured
them
that
their
fiction
was
ujm
eclated.
The
ware
ndiratlons
of
greater
prosperity.
The
prosperity
of
Prlnc
Rupert
was
linked
up
with
that
of
the
interior
November
Scale
of
Logs
in
District
Total
Was
4.823,11!)
Board
Feet,
Bringing
Aggregate
For
Year
Up
to'55,788,07G.Feet
Log
scaling
In
Prince
Rupert
forestry
district
for
the
month
of
November
this
year
totalled
4.823,416
board
feet
as
compared
with
5.128,-board
feet
In
the
stme
month
last
year,
bringing
the
total
scaling
for
this
year
to
date
up
.to
56.-788.076
board
ieet
as
against
83.-604,406
board
feet
in
the
first
eleven
months
of
1932.
Per
species
the
log
sealing
this
November
was
as
fol
lows:
v
Board
feet
Douglas.
Fir
691,866
Cedar
673.011
Spruce
A340.7M
Hemkttk
,
693.246
Bobjam
364,71
Jackptee
-
60.060
Total
4.823.418
Forest
Produrts
Production
of
poles
and
piling
In
the
interior
this
November
amounted
to
18545
lineal
feat,
all
in
cedar,
as
compared
with
5600
lineal
feet
In
November
1632.
Cordwood
this
November
sealed
41
cords
In
comparison
with
184
last
year
Despite
greatly
increased
actual
pro-
-Miction
in
the
interior,
no
hewn!
ties
were
scaled
this
November.
shioments
of
newly
made
ties
hav-1
'n
not
as
yet
commenced.
!c
ursetl
support
of
the
new
system
i
)f
marketing,
a
good
start
on
which
bad
been
made.
E.
C.Atevfns,
who
was
introduced
i
u
one
of
the
leading
cititens
of
the
Queen
Charlottes,
mentioned
that
tore
were
now
three
gold
mines
qn
the
Islands
and
very
soon
there
j
vcuid
be
five.
Famous
men
Inter-1
uted
in
the
mines
had
recently!
aid
visits.
He
urged
all
to
carry
on
!
in
co-operation.
John
Dybhavn
extended
the
of
the
chamber
to
all
who
had
helped
In
the
entertainment
XMAS
Gift
Suggestions
TIES
,
;
PAJAMAS
(Boxad
Irjmup)
,
JIOSE
KAfflHIlOBES
SWEATERS
SCARFS
BELTS
CAPS
HAN'K'FS.
.CJWVS
SUSPpNflERS
SMOKING
JACKETS,
ETC.
You
are
welcome
(0
come
jn
and
inspect
our
stock
LAJ1JL&
STONE
tjuality
Men's
Wear
i
Editor,
.Dally
News:
The'
merchant
and
the
consumer
were
talking
about
the
"Buy
at
Home"
campaign
sponsored
by
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
both
agreed
that
It
was
a
highly
commendable
effort
and
should
be
supported
by
consumer
and
mer-
chant
alike.
The
Merchant:
But
why
mention
thai
I
should
support
the
"Buy
at
Homer'
earian.rwtost'tt'l
tp
my
own
best
interests
that
I
'should
do
so?"
The
Consumer:
"This
is
the
ira-son
that
I
mention
that
jho
ratal!
merchant
sfcosrld
support
the
"Buy
at
Home"
campaign.
This
campaign
Is
an
effort
to
keep
our
money
m
town
and
when
the
consumer
buys
your
goods
and
gives
you
his
money
are
you
going
to
spend
that
money
where
it
will
leave
the
largest
amount
possible
in
Prince
Bu-pert
by
shipping
your
goods
in
and
out
by
the
transportation
companies
that
provide
the
largest
amount
of
employment
to
local
citizens
such
as
longshoreman,
railway
and
steamship
employees,
ex
press
company
employees,
etc.
or
are
you
going
to
send
that
money
oui
or
town
by
shipping
with
a
transportation
company
that
has
no
employees
In
town,
thereby
defeating
the
purpose
and
intent
of
this
campaign?
The
Merchant:
"Yes.
that
is
ound
reasoning-
I
must
do
my
hare
In
keeping
all
the
money
pos-tble
in
Pitoee
Rupert
if
we
are
all
fling
to
derive
the
maximum
of
eneftt
ftom
this
campaign.
CIVIC
LOYALTY.
Visitors
From
Interior
Here
The
following
visitors
on
the
special
Canadian
National
excur-ion
from
interior
points
have
registered
at
the
otflte
of
the
Prince
Rupart
Ctuusbesv
of
jDohk.
merce:
Mrs.
Charles
Durham.
Usk;
H.
T.
Nlcholls.
Burns
Lake:
A
Bemer.
Telkwa:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Klrkaldy.
S.
J.
Cooper.
W.
McGo?nelL
Miss
Helen
Glass,
Miss
Soohie
McLaren.
LMrs.
George
Dover.
Mrs.
Edna,
Do
ver.
Mrs.
W.
L-
Jordan.
Mrs.
O.
T.
Sundal.
Mrs.
Ralph
Mathews
and
two
children.
Mrs.
John
Mathews.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Poley.
D
O.
Little,
Tohn
Hagen.
Mrs.
W
A.
Klrkpatriek.
Miss
Oertrudc
McConnell.
Mrs
B.
Cvlbachini
and
Mum
Cath
Flnlay-son.
Terrace:
D.
McLean
and
Mrs
W.
Little
and
son
Woodrxit
A
Bruce
and
E
Exlev
K::.;'h"
t
jC.
Stevens,
$kidegate;
S.
Anderson.
Decker
Lake;
B.
Haugen
;nd
F
HauRen.
Francois
Lake;
Miv
R
Tfl-ford.
Fraaer
Lake:
Mrs.
Cudwuikt-
der
and
Miss
Cadwa!l..der
CYtUr-wtfe.
Mrs.
A.
Benson
.and
M
t
s
V
M
,QUlis.
HaselMit'Mrs.
E.
T
Kei.ney
Miss
jvorma
Koney,
Mb
Manure:
Jci)uey.
Ms
han
Del'
f
Orcen.
T.
BJornson.
Mis
E
T1
ur
yi'a
and
a).
Tottrman.
Ton
am.
-an
E.itbirland
and
mi.i
T,:nnf.
.Ur
cti.
Smithers;
Mrs
!.
'
Beth
arevn
and
child
and
Mr
uic
M
S.itlur.
0k:
Mr-
(3
LiUlo
ad
Mlss-D.
Brene.i.
Burns
Lak
I
PYank,
Mr.
and
Mrs
J
Fi
mk
E
Inlayron.
tUtt
Agnes
O.irHnnrt
Teresa
JJeiardlns.
M.
M:it
""
M.-s.
W.
Rtss
Tlw.v.i.
TI
flhomaon
antrum
p
Frank
Tr
H.
Miller.
Remo;
Mr
RuVr
Braun.
Terrace:
Mrs.
John
i:).si..r-dlns
Terrace:
R.
J
J
::m.i
-y
T
ley:
W.
H.
Oreen,
ami'
her
J
Uii
l?tt.
Masseit:
Dewey
Atkn.v.:
mil
Miss
Doris
Atkinson.
Rear
P
J
McQettigan.
Indakn;
Mr
and
Mrs
M.
M.
Connelly,
Frasrr
Lak'
Mrs.
P.
Ayfcroyd.
Terrace
Mrs
Jean
Hogan.
Dorreen:
J
o
Peterson.
Loos:
Mrs.
K.
K.
Blrnie
and
Mi
and
Mrs.
J.
Hogg,
Smithers;
F
Pear-ton.
Anyox.
T-Boa
outck
reiiitji
wtth
a
want
ad
Jones'
Family
MEAT
MARKET
Phone
1)57
Sirloin
Tipper
lb
per
Iks
Prispe
Bls
par
4k.
4
lbs.
tor
BOSsnc
Bound
Steak.
1
Hn.
Onions.
4
lbs.
Hamburger
StaaJc.
3
lbs
Onions.
3
lbs
Shoulder
pf
Laaab
per
lb
Pot
Roost.
4
lba.
Carrots.
4
lbs.
8irloln
Steak,
t
lbs.
Onions.
4
lbs.
Rump
Roast
of
Beef
per
lb
Tomato
Sausage.
2
lbs.
1
tin
Peas
Phone
957
12ic
12ic
12ic
25c
25c
35c
"His
advertisement
s
not
publ.hed
or
di
splayrtl
by
the
Uriuor
Control
Board
or
by
the
lioverfimiyit
of
25c
10c
40c
35c
10c
25c
LADIES'
FUR
COATS
,We
received
a
shipment
of
Ladies'
Fur
Coats,
In
latest
style-,
at
very
attractive
prices.
We
guarantee
these
coats
to
lie
as
represented,
Your
inspection
is
cordially
Invited,
Buy
or
order
your
Coat
or
Neckwear
with
ronfidenre
here.
Opposite
McCutrlieons
J.
CLONES,..
Third
and
Sixth
St.
A.
Mat
iwo
nn;
dajiIy
Npwa
Friday.
Derrmh-.
s
n
VIT
NEVER
PAYS
TO
TAKE
CHANCES
WITH
DOUBTFUL
BAKING
POWDER.
I
USE
AND
,PPROVE
MAGIC.
IT
S
ALWAYS
DEPENDABLE.
The
Letter
Box
!
FAVOR
KKEl'lMi
MON.KY
HOMi:
STO
RE
CROW
INEXPENSIVE
GIFTS
That
jLast
I'trcx
Glav
Ware
Chip
Proof
V-naiutl
iKUrlirn
.Ware
.
Klectrlc
Stand
and
Ta,ble
Jjunpi
Hoover
Flettrir
Cleaners
To
our
out
of
town
visitors
we
wish
you
a
pleasant
holiday
and
ask
you
to
make
our
store
your
hoad-quarters
for
your
short
slay
In
town
Kaien
Hardware
PHONE:
3
A
Satl&fartory
Place
to
Shop
.Central
Hotel
American
and
European
plan
Housekeeping
Rooms
We
Also
Sell
.Coal
That
(JivcH
Perfect
Satisfaction
U
ari
u
Phone
51
.51.39
i
wo
P.ur
of
Latiies
Rubbers
Any
style
(JQp
U7C
Re?
5c
now
L.M)II-S-
SHOCS
I-.ikc
AKSortment
of
Kid
Tie.
Pump
OX.ll
04
QQ
Reg
4.Q0.
now
Ladies
Brown.
Black
and
Wlutc
4?-
Qf?
J
no'
now
OJ-tOO
Sport
Oxfords.
Ren
4M.
now
u,,
with
Eager
Buyers
at
the
B.
C.
Cothiers
Ltd.
Hundreds
of
thrifty
customers
houtiht
their
fill
and
are
rcturuinir
for
mnri
May
we
remind
you
that
we
still
have
Uk
harjjains
in
Men's
Furnishi'iius,
l(H)Ut
Shoes,
Ladies'
Purses,
Silk
Stockings.
Etc.
Follow
the
Crowds,
Sale
Opens
Daily
9:30
A.M.
.MK.VS
FURNISHINGS
50c
Men'aMk
Ilea,
vsgf
njeo
wUrrns
'
at
Men's
OarVers
at
All
Wool
Worsted
Sox-Hog.
4c
now
Men
s
Wool
Work
So
now
$1
50
Wool
Rlbbe
UMorweor
now.
per
garment
Cashmere
3-Piece
Underwear
now.
per
garment
29c
19c
29c
19c
95c
75c
Turnbulls
Combinations
$3
M
value
G4
"
now
stanftfld'k
Penman's
and
Oold
Fleece
Undeiwi
r.
at
greatly
reduced
prices
Buy
now'
MU.VS
SUOliS
Mi
n
s
Solid
Leather
0faa
R(
V.
$4.50.
now
Mt
n't
Solid
Leather
Boots-Rex
J
.GO.
now
S2.59
82.95
Men
s
Calf
and
Kid
Very
Pine
Oxfords
(JO
rjQ
?U.
i
v
Re
ufi
to
$00.
now
LAMF.S
III
lillKltS
AiO
Iditu
bversiioes-
Black
uud
Brown,
bargain
LAMIAS'
HAGS
Aiu'&
nauier
nag"-"!-
fM
7
On
now
'vt
.;:
S1.49
.(lies
SMK)
Bugs
Very
fiac
tratht-r
ciiii.nitiLVs
siioi:s
4
lui'i
.
ii
Fine
Oxford..-
From
S
to
I.OV.
52.24
.
..t-Mi
Kliofk
For
t'iiiidrcn
Wi
tr'-i'
uh
-ilid
If.ahrr
or
youi
money
back
Then
pair.N
u
i
huoar
from,
an)
style
Ul
IlltLU
J10OTS
p
r
s
Ki
'
Rubbt'i
HmiU
.
Knt-e
Rubber
Boots
SIsi-a
i
:
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Do
t
t
$Mmi
White
Shalt
Rubber
Bom-
KLICKIIU
JACKI.TS
r.
V-lo
Slu
ker
JarfceU
lint
!3
i.ow
i
irrrt
')
Barxxin
ire
tlil
n-U
I
i.
ii
chance
to
wive
mone
99c
S1.85
$1.99
95c
FOR
HOVS
OSLY
Bov
All
Wool
JUue
and
Tweed
LotiK
04
Oft
P.uu.
now
?lOJ
Hs
Black
Rubber
OoaUAli
aise
on
ijq
bartmn
now
OOtlJ
B-i
Knee
Rubber
Boots-
II
to
1
51.99
Hlah
Tan
Qrak
Ravi
la
SWillrf
on
rv
f
w
'
-
r
Hundreds
of
Pairs
of
Calf
and
Khl
Shoes
,v
ver
leather,
now
JOUO
low
prices.
Don't
miss
this
wonderful
opportunity
Boys'
Combine
tiona-Oood
watgfat
r
q
to
save
money
now
B.
C.
CLOTHIERS
LTD.
jst
lllark
Ml
rlll
Mral
Mart
rt
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
an
expert.
Bear
ruas
mounted
In
any
style.
Oame
heads
a
specialty.
All
work
guaranteed
first
elaM.
FURS
MADE
UP
Wrlle
For
Prices
E.
Dix,
Taxidermist
Terrace,
B.C.
TOPICS
FROM
TOYLAND
Here
are
a
few
of
the
wonderful
alue
ftMaituMe
Hits
f
Xome
in
ami
see
(he
Urge!
tite.Uv
of
lovs
iu
rriue
Knprrt
Airplanet
that
really
fly
4te
Magic
Lantern
315
it
tl.M
Su?4in
Knincs-
vi.
u.
n.bo
a
mo
Wiiid-p
Tratna
-
Mt,
Pk.
AMI,
it.lt
Jt
up
F.leetrit
Train
SlteO
tludlng
Kewle
and
celluloid
doHs.
baby
dolls
and
fancy
dressed
dolls
He
sure
to
see
this
display
of
doll
at
I
owes
prices.
Doll
Buggies
from
UM
U
1740
MECCANO
Fw
boy
:.'
ttt'W
SOW
ptlc
.1
i
througboul
Canada
'
11.11
II
JO.
$.&.
$3M.
J.VtO
nit
Meccano
Aeroplane
out
:
.
siouth
Organs
I6e.
lid
V
up
Drsmi
Ue,
Ms,
Tic
and
up
ABC
aUoaks
5c
&
Mt
Picture
Woaks
J'c
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