PAQE
POUR
.TEH
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
Deceab,,
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Stop!
Look!
Listen!
CHRISTMAS
IS
HERE
Our
large
stock
of
Slippers
and
Moccasins
will
solve
your
problem
of
a
gift.
This
is
the
store
that
killed
high
prices
in
Prince
Rupert
and
we
offer
you
Special
Cut
Kate
Prices
that
cannot
be
beaten.
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS
Women's
Genuine
Indian
Made
Hiawatha
Moccasins,
all
colors
and
sizes
QA
Oft
Reg.
$3.75:
up
from
yM.AU
Women's
Genuine
Hair
Seal
Moccasins
Q
O
ft
All
sizes,
reg.
$2.95:
up
from
?XA
J
Women's
Boudoir
In
Fine
Kid
with
Cuban
heels,
All
colors
and
sices
QQp
Wl,
Reg.
$230;
up
from
Women's
Highest
Grade
English
Comfy
and
warm
Reg.
$1.96;
up
from
Give
The
'Him'
Best
For
Less
Money
You
can
save
here
on
your
Christmas
Purchases
Full
range
of
suitable
presents
for
men
G.
C.
Arseneau's
Mens
Wear
Second
Ave.,
Phone
Black
lit
GOLDBLOOM'S
FUR
SALE
All
Furs
Selling
at
20
Percent
Less
Than
Cost
Must
be
sold
because
rash
Is
needed
to
buy
raw
furs.
Get
tome
of
these
real
fur
Central
Hotel
American
and
European
plan
Housekeeping
Rooms
We
Also
Sell
Coal
That
Gives
Perfect
Satisfaction
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51
COMPARE
OUR
GREAT
LOWER
PRICES
Felt
Slippers.
85c
Women's
Cosy
Comfy
Boudoirs
with
rubber
heels,
All
colors
and
sizes
fiQp
Reg.
95c;
up
from
......
Misses'
and
Children's
Genuine
Indian
Made
Moccasins;
reg.
$1.95;
up
from
75c
Misses'
and
Children's
Boudoirs,
all
colors
9
Op
Ov
and
sizes;
reg.
85c:
up
from
Men's
and
Boys'
Slippers
Men's
Romeos
In
Fine
Kid,
Black
and
Q4
QC
Brown;
all
sizes;
reg.
$2.95;
up
from
Vfw
Men's
English
Felt
Slippers,
cosy
and
warm;
reg.
$1.95;
up
from
Boys'
and.
Youths'
Felt
Slippers
at
AFFAIR
WAS
boys,
urging
the
citisens
to
support
the
band
in
every
way
possible
and
claiming
that
it
was
one
of
the
best
Boys'
Bands
in
B.C.
Miss
Tite's
litUe
dancers
displayed
S.
It.
s.
lime
in
lopics
HIGH
LIGHTS
FRIDAY.
DEC.
8
6:00
Evening
Prelude.
KJR.
7:00
Swift
Revue,
KOIN.
7:30
Eddie
Peabody.
KOMO.
8:30
Eno
Crime
Club.
KJR.
lO-.OO-Melody.
Train.
KJR.
SATURDAY.
DEC.
9
6:00
Baron
Manchauson
KOMO.
&30
Symphonic
.
Strings.
CFCN.
7:00
Souvenirs
of
Song,
KJR
8:30
Hollywood
of
the
Air,
KOMO.
9:00
Carefree
Carnival,
KOMO.
SUNDAY,
DEC
10
6:00
Ounnar
Johanson
Piano
KJR.
7:00
Chevrolet
Program,
KOMO.
8:00
Rudy
Serter
Orchestra,
KJR.
8:30
Death
Valley
Days,
KOMO.
9:00
Salt
Lake
Organ
Tabernacle,
KSL.
and
Remember
We
offer
you
a
modern,
efficient
and
reliable
Radio
Service
Superior
Radio
Service
Phone
Blue
30:
33C
2nd.
Ave.
LOOK
FOR
THE
TOWER
:
great
talent
in
some
Mr.
A.
E.
Evans.
per
lb.
Tomato
Sausage.
2
lbs.
1
tin
Peas
69c
60c
Mens.
Boys
and
Youths'
High
Grade
Leather
Slippers
in
Black
and
Brown.
Wool
lined,
all
sizes.
Made
By
Leckie
Men's
and
Women's
Ski
Boots.
These
boots
are
made
of
the
highest
grade
oil
tanned
chrome
with
solid
leather
double
soles
and
double
stitched.
Absolutely
waterproof.
Five
Percent
Discount
on
All
City
Scrip
Sales
Both
at
Cut
lute
Shoe
Store
and
Montreal
Importers
I
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
-
3rd
Avenue
See
Our
Windows
Compare
Our
Prices
dancing
much
to
the
delight
of
the
assembly.
QT
TPPUQCCT
TT
Durtn
th
evening
the.announ-DU
VVHOur
ULi
cer-
IJrold
Ponder,
called
for
three
cheers
for
William
Lamb
to
whom
much
of
the
success
of
organising
Fine
Event
Staged
Last
Xlsht
By
the
affair
was
due.
Modest
Mr.
Toe
II
in
Aid
of
Library
;
Lamb
tried
to
eecape
bat
was
promptly
hauled
to
the
platform
and
suitably
replied
m
a
few
words.
The
bridge
and
whist
drive
and
Mrs.
Mandy,
in
presenting
the
dance
which
the
Toe
H
group
staged
prise,
gave
each
recipient
some
in
the
Moose
Hall
last
night
came
good
advice
and
her
witticisms
up
to
full
expectations
and
proved
eveked
much
laughter.
Mention
an
unqualified
success
in
every
should
be
made
of
Mrs.
Black's
or-way.
The
spirit
of
social
fellowship
;
chest
ra
which
so
ably
set
and
keot
pervaded
the
whole
affair
and
the
the
feet
of
all
dancing
in
rhythmic
merry
company
did
not
disperse
un-
time.
The
members
of
Toe
II
were
to
about
2:30
in
the
morning,
all
on
deck
working
like
Trojans,
Sixty-four
tables
were
alLoccupied
j
some
in
the
kitchen,
some
acting
as
for
the
card
games
and
at
11
o'clock
waiters,
doorkeepers,
dishwashers,
the
dancers
arrived
making
a
crowd
i
etc.
of
about
four
hundred
people.
j
The
i
winners
were
as
follows:
The
Boys'
Band
played
selections
j
BridgeMeat
first,
W.
McLean;
on
Third
Avenue
and'gave
the
com
ladles'
first.
Mrs.
J.
Krikevsky;
pany
more
entertainment
in
the
:
men's
second.
N.
McKay:
ladles'
ae-hall
during
the
evening.
After
the
'
oond,
Mrs.
Jones,
card
playing.
Dr.
Mandy.
president!
Whist-Men's
first.
P
Wtoaham
oi
iuc
ii.
para
a
Blowing
inoute
v
.
Jodie
first,
Mrs.
T.
Elliott
Bandmaster
Oreen
field
and
his
second.
II
Fomv
ww
:
men
s
second.
TRANSFERRED
TO
NANALMO
Provincial
Constable
Hugh
Mc-Clinehy
of
Bella
Coola,
who
is
at
present
on
leave
at
Prince
George,
hat
been
transferred
to
Nanatmo
city,
it
is
announced.
His
successor
at
Bella
Coola
will
be
Constable
J.
Stewart
from
Coqultlam
Jones'
Family
MEAT
MARKET
Phone
957
Sirloin
Tipper
lb
T-Bone
Roast
.
per
lb.
Prime
Rib
BeN
per
lb
Boneless
Stew
Beef
i
lb,
for
Boiling
Beef
5
lbs.
Round
Steak,
2
lbs.
Onions,
4
lbs
Hamburger
Bleak,
3
lbs.
Onions,
3
lbs.
Shoulder
of
Lamb
per
lb.
Pot
Roast,
4
lbs.
Carrots.
4
lbs
Sirloin
Steak,
2
lbs.
Onions.
4
lbs.
Rump
Roast
of
Beef
Phone
957
12ic
12hc
25c
25c
35c
25c
10c
40c
10c
25c
i
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Shocking
News
From
West
Coast
Director
of
Experimental
Station
Leaving
New
Machine
Shop
Opens
I
The
local
waterfront
was
shocked
to
learn
from
news
!
disnatches
this
week
of
the
evident
loss
of
Ole
Johanaon,
Helge
Jacobsen,
Einar
Oksvik
and
Soren
KnuWen,
well
i
known
salmon
trollers,
some
ot
whom
made
tneir
neao-quarters
in
Prince
Rupert,
who
are
feared
to
have
ished
in
the
destruction
of
the
boats
Bella,
E.
0.
1620
and
S
V
nMr
rin.wu
nff
the
Weal
-
rnau
nf
vann.,ver
Island
in
a
'
Freighter
Southhrtlm
arrived
I
fl.tvo
ilnrm
n
TimullV
nWirninff
I
POf
lSSt
night
!of
this
week.
The
wrecks
of
the
i
Bella
and
E.
O.
1639.
which
actually
hailed
from
New
Westminster,
have
1
been
found,
while
the
S.
K.
is
sUU
missing.
The
four
men
who
are
believed
to
be
lost
did
not
by
any
means
make
their
permanent
homes
here
but.
like
many
of
the
trollers.
were
more
or
less
itinerant,
moving
i
from
place
to
place
according
to
fishing
conditions.
AU
were
well
'known
at
thte
port
and
some
of
them
were
reported
to
be
enroute
!here
at
the
time
their
boats
came
!
to
grief.
t
Two
coastal
liners
were
m
port
,,ist
evening
la
the
coarse
of
regular
northern
voyages.
The
Prtn-
ess
Adelaide.
QapU
S.
K.
Gray,
arrived
at
3:15
pjn.
from
the
south
and
the
Cardena
at
8
pjn
,
the
former
sailing
at
10
pjn
on
her
re
-t
un
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnls
and
the
latter
at
It
pjn.
!
The
local
halibut
boat
Ingrid
H
.
jCapt
Charlie
Lundqulst.
sailed
at
imldnlnht
Wednesday
for
Anvox
clever
Up
having
on
board
Andy
Macdonald
of
the
Moose
Lodge
gym
and
his
boxing
proteges,
Btlly
Bagahaw
and
Johnny
McLeod.
who
were
to
meet
Benny
W
indie
and
Pete
Chenoskl
respectively
in
the
principal
events
of
a
boxing
card
at
the
smelter
town
last
night
A
party
of
fans,
about
a
doaea.
Is
also
making
the
trip
and
they
expect
to
return
home
late
this
afternoon
or
evening.
Capt.
Dave
RWrhk
bronchi
in
hi
natibet
boat
'Unome
Thursday
morning
fiosn
ffft
month
of
the
Skeena
River
with
another
load
of
flat-fish
which
was
offered
for
retail
sale
direct
from
the
boat.
Many
local
people
are
-mtU
aware
of
the
fine
quality
of
the
fine
fresh
fish
and
avail
themselves
of
any
opportunity
to
obtain
them
A
word
to
others
would
be
to
give
them
a
trial
The
Unome
has
been
foUowtac
this
line
of
fishing
for
the
past
stx
weeks.
The
Bytown
Machine
Works.
Bill
Richards,
proprietor.
Is
the
latent
new
business
enterprise
to
make
tta
debut
on
the
local
waterfront.
Bill
has
opened
op
his
shop
at
Cow
Bay
in
the
premises
formerly
occupied
by
Charlie
Nelson
and
is
ready
and
anxious
to
receive
all
bttslneai
offering
In
his
line
including
welding,
general
machine
work,
engine
installation,
etc
He
has
been
associated
with
many
local
shops
for
years
and
is
well
known
and
popular.
Undoubtedly
be
will
do
weU
in
the
new
undertaking.
Billy
has
named
his
shop
after
"Bytown"
the
old
name
for
Ottawa,
the
capital
of
Canada
where
he
himself
was
born
and
which
is
his
ancestral
home
as
his
mother,
grandfather
and
great
grandfather
before
him
all
were
born
there,
the
last-mentioned
136
years
ago.
Billy,
it
can
be
readily
seen,
can
qualify
as
a
true
blue
Canadian
cltisen
if
there
ever
was
one.
D.
B
Finn,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Bu
tton
since
1U
inception
with
the
exception
of
a
lapse
of
a
year
or
so,
will
leave
Prince
Rupert
on
Thure-
t
day
of
next
week
He
will
leave
Mrs.
lO.l
p!
Finn
and
child
at
Chill
twack
in
the
himself
until
Christmas
when
he
will
proceed
to
Ottawa
to
attend
the
annua!
meeting
of
the
Biological
Board
of
Canada
after
which
he
will
sail
on
January
5
from
New
York
aboard
the
steamer
Beren-garia
for
England
to
take
up
three
months
of
post-graduate
study
at
Cambridge
University.
On
his
return
to
Canada
he
will
assume
new
duties
as
director
of
the
Halifax
Experimental
Station
of
the
Biological
Board
of
Canada.
Mr.
Finn's
departure
from
Prince
Rupert
is
a
Off
regret
among
many
ODC
blends
not
only
in
the
fishing
in
dustry
but
generally
in
the
community
in
the
life
of
which
he
has
taken
an
active
and
prominent
part.
The
fire
department-
had
a
call
at
7
15
last
evening
to
a
ehlmnev
fire
at
Kin
Edward
Hlg-h
School
in
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