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tptiuukiicc
vo
live
topics
of
the
day
or
any
other
sub-Jprtot
public
Interest,
bul
let-f's
must
be
brief
and
tq.th
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long-winded
,cor-f
i
ndent
has
no
place
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it.
j
rn
journalism.
Every
letter
must
be
signed
by
the
writer,
not
necessarily
tor
publication
but
as
a
mat-tr
(
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faith
and
courtw.
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documents
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paper
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of
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caustic
character
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have
the
signature'
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for
publication.
Letter
should
be
written
on
on?
side
of
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paper
only.
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respondents
must
afci'd
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ionaiiUe
and
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languaRv
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alt
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the
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Jap
orange
saon
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now
at
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height
and
the
Oriental
variety
u,
as
usual,
proving
very
popular.
A
new
shlp-pieqt
pf
Watt
Indlw
orange
ana
grapefruit
arrived
here
Wednesday
and
is
meeting
with
ready
sale.
total
stores
-are
beginning
to
feature
Christmas
goods
as
house-
wives
are
in
the
midst
of
prepar-
Mug
their
good
tfetngs
for
the
fes-
season.
The
price
of
eggs
4
dropping
wr
better,
sugar
l
flour
temam
Jlrm.
Retail
prices
currei
here
are
as
'.follows:
Vegetables
1"ot;oe,
Astocreft.
9
lbs.
.36
2.50
Potatoes.
Upriver.
10
lbs.
4U
w
2.40
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B.C..
buneh
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lb.
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Peabody.
KOMO.
8
30
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KJR.
10:00
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Train
KJR.
SATURDAY.
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6:00
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Munchauson
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8:30
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8t
rings.
CFCN.
7:60-
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ol
Song.
KJR.
8:30
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of
the
Air.
jCQMO.
0:00
Caiefrte
Carnival,
KOMO.
RUMIAV.
IKC.
10
C;00
Ounnar
Jo)anon
Piano
KJR.
7:00
Ctoevroiot
Program,
KOMO.
8:90Riuly
8rer
Orcheaira.
KJR.
8:30
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Valley
Days.
KOMO.
i
9
00
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Lake
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Taber
nacle.
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and
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you
a
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efficient
and
reliable
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.35
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Brussoll
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lb
.13
Onions,
8
lbs
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.25
Savoy
Cabbage,
lb
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j
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lb,
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Cabbage,
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lg.,
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fan2bc
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fkiuah.
lb
J06
Vegetable
Marrows,
lb.
M
Spanish
(Onions,
lb
-
40
Beets,
bunch,
04
Bulk,
8
lbs
.
.25
Parsley,
.bunch
fil
Turnips,
JO
lbs.
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,
w
tJU
.25
Parsnips
upriver
washed,
6
lbs.
J25
Celery,
B.C.,
head
Be
to
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.15
Apples'
'
vVlnter
Bananas.
4
lbs
25
Box
136
Mcintosh
Reds
FfcHey
Wrapped,
-3
lb.
3b
2.40
Orimes
Ookien
and
Rome
Beauty,
fancy
bulk,
4
lbs.
.25
Box
1.85
Delicious
C
wrappedu4
lbs
2i
'
Box
7M
Panay
wrapped,
J3
(lb.
25
box
2io
J'ruits
Wc
lilies
OraivliA
Me
to
.66
Jap
Orange,
box
90
Lnwrns,
CaL,
40
Qcapefruit.
Clif.,.6c
to
10
ismatea
OranefriuiL
each
7c
to
.13
Psan,
Algous,
doz.
..
.40
Pomegranate,
eaeh,
5c
io
.08
Banana,
ib
.15
Emperor
Grape
M
Cranberrie,
lb
near
Flour.
AV.
Ho.
fhard
wheat
...
1.75
Kfwaiut
PiaLani
1
IS
Pastry
Flour,
10
lbs.
45c
to
.50
Aust.
Pastry
Flour.
10
lbs
3b
Honey
r
xtiactad
Honey,
per
Jar
20c
to
JO
Oomb
Money
Sugar
White.
100
lbs.
.
7.7
Yellow.
100
Hm
ISA
tttu
B
C.
Freah
Eatra.
artoned
.40
mow
laid,
doc.
.50
Preserved
Extra,
do.
Paney,
eartonecT,
Tb.
...
23
'No.
1
Oreamarft
3
lbs.
M
tard
Pure.
lb.
17c
to
.
Meats
Turkey.
Ho.
I
Alberta,
lb
M
fpvl
No.
1.
lb
!L
,26
Roastrnc
Chftken,
lb.
.28
Ham,
sliced,
first
grade
40
,11am,
plenJc.
flpt
grade,
lb.
...
.18
Bacon,
side,
sliced,
beat
grade
..
J7
iPork.
fcTMuldf
r,
lb.
10
Pork.
loin.
lb.
M
Pork.
le,
lb
.22
Pork,
dry
salt,
lb
JO
Veal.
)oia.
lb
20
Veal,
shoulder,
lb.
12tf
Bef,
pot
roat.
lb.
10c
to
12
Beef,
boiling,
lb
.08
Uef.
roast,
prime
rib,
lb.
.18
Beei
ateak.
lb.
20c
to
M
Uarob.
shoulder,
lb.
.
Lamb.
leg.
lb.
JO
Omoked
Kiopers,
lb.
,
.15
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MAOE
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(3II4L.
WAFFy.
-thbe
'rhomb.
I
Heiress
and
Prince
Come
Home
.
Prince
Alexis
Mdvanl
and
his
bi
tie.
:h
f
B:
1
,
W'ui-
worUi
Hutton.
heiress
to
the
Wo
.i'h
..
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f
..iw.
on
board
the
liner
Bremen
on
amv.nq
i
.
N-a
V
.vk
.
n
iy
Tliy
were
married
in
Paris
on
June
21
This
is
their
f
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v
V
S
trip.
baboon,
freah,
lb.
JO
ffahbut,
2
Hm
Jt
Smoked
Halibut.
Ib.
15
Dried
rrulti
.White
Figs.
lb.
J24v
Black
Cooking
Figs,
lb
It
Date,
.bulk,
lb,
Je
to
.U
Leaon
and
t.
range
?&
Jet
bitron
peel
Jt
rune.
30-40.
lb.
.
.15
Prunes.
40-50.
lb.
Xi
Prunes.
00-70,
tb
Jl
Ratalns,
Australian
swtffcM,
lb.
.14
ftalaln.
Cal,
awloa.
lb
.
.15
Cjwrants.
lfc
.11
Aprieots.
lb
!.
to
JS
Aopies.
dried
.He-ie
.17
iSeaehea.
peeled
nr.
to
.15
Cbecse
Ontario
M,
e'.
lb
3fe
&
JS
Ontario,
mature,
lb.
'
J5
Itilton.
lb.
JS
Mam,
lb
.41
Roquefort.
Vo
$Q
.lergenar
la,
lb
..
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Ferd
Wheat.
Alberta
Jki.
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Bran
J.
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Middlings
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Cboos
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Almond.
Tarragonna,
lb
JO
Alnvmd.
shelled
VasessclM
V
CaMfornia
sft
sherieO
Walnuts
.30
1
Financial
y
r"j"t
"v
l
OU6MT
TO
PUT
IT
IN
tHft
BAHk.TDO.
BUT
I
HMk
"Nothing
Ventured,
UuulOi
vwav.i-V"
S
ftyg
j
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A
,fr
.
VI-
NEV
BOOKS
ARE
NEEDED
Library
Board
Considering
Ways
And
Means
of
Raising
Money
For
Purchases
The
question
of
raising
money
for
the
purchase
of
book
for
the
Pub-he
Library
was
discussed
again
Tuesday
night
by
members
of
the
library
beard
but
it
was
decided
to
defer
any
action
until
after
the
New
Year.
It
was
reported
that
the
Toe
H
bridge
drive
to
be
held
in
the
Moose
Hall
tonight
was
being
well
supported
and
a
constderaWe
sum
was
expected
to
be
realised
from
that
source
for
the
Juvenile
section
but
this
would
not
meet
the
general
need.
Something
else
would
have
to
be
done
to
raise
money
for
new
book
in
the
general
section.
A
proposal
for
a
library
sweepstake
had
been
mentioned
and
was
layered
by
some
of
the
members.
The
librarian.
Miss
Crulkshank.
reported
a
falling
off
in
borrowings
because
of
the
lack
pf
the
newer
books.
During
the
month
of
November
there
were
issued
fiction.
4319
volumes;
non-fiction.
806;
Juvenile,
HIS,
and
duplicate
pay.
31.
Some
new
books
for
the
duplicate
pay
section
will
be
arrtvtng
in
a
few
days.
The
average
dally
borrowings
was
294-3
The
number
of
borrowers
now
registered
Is
971.
Fifty
-six
new
books
were
p)aed
Advict
TDV.O
OU
Of
'MVE5TIW
IT
IM
A
feARV
flfe
Avjrv!
SOBTUMt
-
t
1
To
iuuST
a
'
sir4jv
Nothing
Gained"
I'ME
VkW-
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BVClTBO'l
f7(OT
TC
Tftuu
voy
THAT
4.'
sH
(PPlE
WAfiTS
TO
JTCJfVH
Pt
IN
JJ-y
'i
A
Flying
Tackle
Goes
Astray
Here's
what
happens
when
a
wrestler
misses
a
flying
tackle
in
the
ring.
The
tanitd
miss
of
trim,
legs
and
torsos
is
Leo
Nar-baraes
up
arrl
Red
OTJell
down.
They
we
doing
battle
at
San
Francisco,
where
Narbaraes
won.
p
the
shelves
during
the
month,
of
which
43
were
from
the
Oyro
drive.
Seventy
volumes
wore
discarded
and
many
more
would
have
to
go
won.
There
are
now
8,740
books
in
ihe
collection.
WHY
THE
SALARIED
MAN
SHOULD
BUY
AT
UOME
(Continued
from
Pace
V.
paid
aod.
this
toaecer
may
oe
would
like
to
do
all
they
can
for
teaching
the
salaried
man's
boy
the
benefit
of
the
city
In
.which;
or
daughter,
they
Uve.
j
When
a
depression
hits
a
com-
Why
ahoulG
anyore
be
loyal
to.munity,
the'
salaries
are
usually
Prince
Rupert?
Well
for
the
sen-1
cut.
Sometimes
men
and
women
pie
reason
that
anyone
that
has
attase
then-
position.
One
of
the
position
in
Prince
Rupert,
whether
j
cause
of
depression
it
the
laek
m
It
is
with
the
Canadian
National,
Dominion
Ooverrment,
Provincial
Oovernment,
wholesale
houses,
le-tal
firm
medieal
profession,
teaching
profession
or
In
the
city
Itself,
owe
their
oositkw
to
the
very
existence
of
Prince
Rupert.
Take
Prince
Rupert
off
the
map'
and
salaried
people
will
be
out
of
Jobs.
Is
it
too
much,
tbafofore,
to
an
ticipate
loyalty
to
Prince
Rupert
from
the
salaried
people?
We
are
suffering
from
too
much
knocking.
Why
not
let
us
direct
that
energy
whteh
is
apent
on
Knocking
on
boosting
and
see
what
a
difference
there
would
be?
About
a
year
ago
shore
was
a
letter
circulated
by
the
employees
of
th?
CN
R.
roouosUoc
that
the
people
of
Prinee
Rupert
support
(aS!-.c
vi
ANVON8
)
VOVJ
XB
vooaKto
2iiir2;
MB
TO,
1'i.l.
IMvisT
"TM.T
5
WO
FO-s!
AMQ
TttlPLB
T
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NO
Tl
Hi.
.
ir.ln.,
,
raw
ftuv
A
Wti"
CUkS
Tiucm,
moth
ere.
HAS
KJOnHlKJi?
TO
C&u
APAiT
MMAT
MO
SVuLO
DO
VA1TH
yjvft
Cvjm
MONCy,
but
BCMBMVSBfi'
VOU
MAVH
VCHJP-
$
EDO
KIOVM
AMD
.the
CUR.
Yet
some
of
these,
env
I
ptoyee
were
-not
supporting
the
j
people
whose
support
they
were
.
soaking.
It
is
a
matter
of
.take
ana
-
give.
Loyalty
is
like
a
oouble-dged
swotd.
It
works
both
ways
or
at
least
K
should.
Tfce
landlord
ts
tJie
taxpayer
1-.
the
city.
The
business
'man
who
is
not
a
landlord
is
a
fteuant
He
pay
he
rent
and
from
the
rent
the
taxes
are
paia
I
money
circulating
in
a
community.
On
the
other
hand,
if
there
is
more
money
circulating,
everybody
wfcj
prosper.
Safeties
will
be
inerjeaseo
and
more
Job
found.
Knowing
this
eondlUon
exists,
we,
the
members
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
sportsoreo
this
idea
m
lhat
we
might
-rte
a
spirit
of
undergtaajding
among
our
citisens.
We
trust
thai
the
above
will
be
j
accepted
a
a
response
to
your
eiwisonge.
Yours
for
loyalty
to
Prinee
Rupert
Junler
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