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m
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337
galas'
We
hojx?
that
the
spirit
of
good
cheer
that
typifies
Christmas
wiU
he
wiU
you
during
the
next
uGu
days
of
the
New
Yofcu'.
We
also
thank
our
customers
for
their
patronage
during
the
past
year.
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
MtlN'CK
RUPERT
-
BKIT1SII
COLUMMA
and
a
Bigger
and
Better
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Thrift
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and
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Clark.
Terrace.
Prince
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II.
More,
Ketchikan;
A.
J.
But-tteier,
Balmoral;
Mr.
and
Mr.
A.
St.
Louis,
Terrace:
Mrs.
Dennis
Derwen.
Burns
Lake;
Mrs.
Oeorae
Redman.
Prince
Oeotge;
Mm
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McDonald.
Pbelan;
Miss
W.
H.
Mae-Lelhn.
Vtetoria:
Perey
II.
Oiadotone.
Vanarsdol.
Central
j
John
N.
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Cits;:
Mh
and
Mrs.
,
E.
Cunflfcighbm,
Vaneouver.
O.
II.
Flewtn
and
O.
Brown.
Port
Simp
on;
F,
Kemp.
Humpback
Bay;
V.
a.
Leask,
Queen
Ohariotte
Islands;
Charles
Wlkou.
Smlthers;
Mrs.
Hodgson
and
son.
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Oar
fin.
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Averages
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200
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13
lfll
10
180
Oapt.
R.
Oammon
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Cardena
yesterriay,
afternoon
from
a
ten-day
trip
to
Vancouver.
I
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MjfU
Im
Hit-r.
Imnivil
NOTICE
18
HIHUDY
OIVKN
Utt
4i
no
hvm
tlsdm
Kfiin-t
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Anna
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or
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till
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or
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to
uilfer
or
wna
OT
DrMMJd
rttr
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nuUnSi
of
tttr
HJ(M
dulv
Vr1fM
'Wiu,
1KUHT
TO
UP
ANT.
EKuUr
of
Uir
EMAt
of
th
a4d
Anna
Mirki
Im
Ron
dnrnwl.
m.
ttM
nfM
ma
u.-
i
out
In
knock-out
The
curtain
THE
DAILY
NEWS
i'KNOCKS
out
big
storm
LOCAL
BOY
NOW
ENDED
.
NEW
YORK,
oc.
23;
.CPlH.!i'
.
,
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.,
,
r
k
4
si
far
at
it,
the
ortter
mM
k
"T?
T"n
,
.Thuday
by
President
SB2S5li
Hound-Coed
Card
iS?
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
relailr
..
to
the
coinage
of
silver
lias
not
had
Um-
expected
remit
in
bol-
Aiyioush
Uie
main
event
was
a
storing
uy
tlte
prlct
of
the
disappointment.
Billy
Bagshaw
be-
White
mitsl
Vtviterriau
ilu
A
i
to
the
canvass
with
a
clip
to
the
Once
more
thP
am
nu.
n
mlx
three
good
exniM
rounds
be
tween
Battling
Johnny
O'Nrtil
and
:eorge
CartyW.
,
Chairman
for
the
oard
was
T.
O.
Morgan
and
OUlis
Hoyer
was
an
nouncer.
Brick
Skinner
was
referee
and
Bert
Morgan
and
Jack
Preece
judges.
O.
W.
Rudderham
was
tlnve-
keeper.
Old
Country
Socrei
KMiLlSII
LUfiUK
Pint
DIvMon
Aston
Vtua
2.
Bvwton
1.
Chrlsea
1.
Leeds
1.
Huddersfield
1.
Bimingham
0.
Leicester
1.
Middlesbrough
2.
Liverpool
1.
Newengtlr
X
Portsmouth
2.
AUrtoN
2.
Sheffield
I.
Arsenal
3.
Stoke
0,
Wednesday
1.
Sunderland
8,
Derby
8.
Tottenham
Hotepttrs
4,
Bfeekoum
Woiverhampton
S
MaMMater
0.
Second
DivNIon
tiolton
1.
Lineohi
t.
Bradford
1,
IMaeiqwoi
2.
.
ftfentfofTl
2.
Bury
3.
Burnley
3.
Hull
1.
Or'-naby
1.
Bradford
4.
Manenester
1.
MIKwall
1.
Ntls
Form
6.
Partvule
I
OMham
2,
iMham
PHmswth
2.
Swansea
Hreston
3.
Sjuthamit6rt
1
Wt
st
Hum
5.
Notts
Connty
3.
KUOrriMII
MiVY.
I1rt
DivMon
Alrriieonians
2,
Itangers
T.
Ayr
1,
Aberdeen
3,-Celtle
0.
Queefi
ftSh
I.
Cowdenbeattj
0.
Kmarneck
1
DtHtdee
3,
Johnatone-
0.
Hibernians
2,.Queo
Iark
1.
MotherweU
1.
Clybe
2.
Iartlck
ThUtle
1.
Hamilton
2
St.
Mlrren
1.
Heart
1.
Lanark
3,
Falkirk
h
Second
Ditlilon
Alloa
3.
Ratth
1.
Arbroath
3,
Dunwmllne
2.
Dumbarton
3,
Ursehin
Clly
1.
Pire
5,
Dundee
1.
StlrlHig
4.
Leth
4.
Forfar
$,
Btenhouseffltilr
0.
Mwitrow
3.
Edinburgh
1.
SWUwiwwr
a
AlbiniifOj.
-
Muttou-U
King's.
Park
0.
Hockey
Scores
Thurlay
Scores
Chicago
0.
Montreal
0,
Ottawa
0.
New
York
Rangers
0,
PftV
I
FIRE
AT
JUNEAU
AND
TAKE
NancB
tlwrt
.ftr
itw
last
ltri
J"11.
prrvwJ
Tf"
Tliousand
Hollars
Parnate
By
Ji-jfn;
w
prrott
mmm
thwHo.
hv-
"ames
In
Alanka
Capital
-h-il
ttn
hare
h1
wAtrr.
,
JUhAU.
iTIVfc'Alt
r,..
Dec,
tlv
DATHD
M
Vancnum.
bJ
wiia
si
23;
CP)
-Zero
fly
rf
rxnbr
1933.
weather
prevslled
yMterday
a
fire-
m
EFpSSFhS
5
fPf
mf
nsmeg
which
nearly
Bnii.
itora
f)r
Thl4
Ho,,,,
onjaiir
niroyed
four
liouses
,
(D.
9,
j,
3$,
so)
mated
$10,000
damift.
With
Mtl-
i'
Weather
Conditions
in
South
Hotter
And
Floods
Over
fold
Snap
On
l'ralrip
j
VANCOUVER.
De.
24U
C1-Weather
oMiidttoRs
on
ttM
lowgff
itn,
Bt
vaw
wwtvmuu
vvwi
r)
Mia-a
aw
-
-
,
price
advance
to
444c.
which
MeBvoy
of
Vancouver
Jn
the
second
were
almost
fcigl
to
noMnal
frlday.1
was
one
cenl
ahead
of
Thur-
'
round
In
which
ftanta
he
lost
by
The
flood
situation
in
Hie
Vicinity
e
oay.
ou
today
it
fell
back
to
a
knockout
after
having
onened
out
of
VaMMrtft
awl
In
ac.
copper
today
sold
at
S'e
per
pound,
unchanged
from
Friday.
4
i
The.
Letter
Box
"smssswsa-a
J
fairly
well
in
the
first,
the
boxing
hird
put
on
by
the
Mooe
Lodge
lust
night
was
otherwise
an
Interesting
one
and
full
of
lively
action.
.
It
was
early
In
the
.second
nmHti
that
MeEvoyeponed
out
hard
on
the
local
boy
and.
after
dazing
him
with
hard
right
ami
lefts,
sent
him
Mainland
and
Vancouver
Island!
wved
and
further
lecurwm
ap-'
pearcd
to
tie
unlikely.
j
dm
VbSieofvef
Ufcndina1djagt4
4fgsifaan-ugao
Bftwefh
Chj
UttMUai$l
JIuiiraiK
ninety
test
;
1
,ue
suction
blowing
gjwn
over
te
..hone
lines
liw
eaily
Meek
storm
was
regar-
chin.
Gamely.
Ulllv
came
uu
at
the
.ih
.
ui.
-mr-t
m
Ann.,
imn
ten
count,
only
to
be
sent
down
fsUJuv.
iinpenitutc,wlih
rain
or
promptly
again
for
the
full
eotwit.
now
irnrriietnl
fur
the
week-end
The
Sfinl-fin.il
was
a
good
bout
)Mrr
wltti
Frank
Gomos
uOclng
thr
01-
tVW
oH
ITJtk.
sim
in
four
two-wilnwte
roonds
tnuv
...
.
uU
lotte
Wands.
wUh
m.r
mAm
nt
1
frw4y
and
cMn
VtoMM.
ltew.,
,u,
mihs.
fnr
rhrikl
the
north
a
Merry
Christmas
and
,
,
J
ZT"i
,
vm$Smt
all
potaU
report,
a
Happy
and
Prosperous
New
Year.
7
V,
J
Tl
'
lfl
below
ero
We
believe
tltat
with
T.
D.
Pat-7
ttU
f
"t"1
'hf
ta"?r
Forte
htlow
stro
with
a
high
tulk,
at
the
head
of
our
new
gov-
lV
7
rordrg
hew
thU
morn-
y
nd
c,,rwWM
ernnxmt.
we
wlU
make
the
grade
!.
nnSS
o'
tt.esehuW
...
and
that
we
have
now
firwr
fc(44uli
that
famous
corner
Christmas
is
a
lolly
time
George
Brown.
Skfate9u-
m.
v
When
old
friends
like
to
meet
C
I
Tr
ihau
thnlr
rKri
.ln
u
..V.
j
.
..
.
.
'
R
.
vc
snu
niijoni
n.
j.
uouiter
and
Mr
and
Canadian
Ifrotlirrhood
of
Railroad'
.
AIrfc
Thomas
Yule,
Port
Edward-
'
And
J
a"
oed
J
hin
tl
to
Employers
in
Annual
Scroti
N-
Funsteck,
Skeena;
Ouy
A.
Wesley.
i
There's
a
Christinas
tree
by
the
s,Pen;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edward
At
the
legator
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ropert
local
of
Ut
Canadian
Brotherhood
of
Railroad
Qnptoyees.
the
following
were
el-
open
grate
.
wok,
acott.
WsnaraHnl-
Vsnarsdol;
B.
n
ui.
Wefafe
.
Laden
with
gifts
of
cheer
And
a
postman
bringing
to
the
gate
oreeunga'
from
far
and
near.
eeted
as
the
executive
offteera
for
And
wtadewe
trimmed
with
pretty
the
coming
yeju?
:
!
wTeaths
President.
H.
Forrest
MMst
hotly
and
miotletoe
Vice-president.
H.
Ltaeoin.
An
dall
peeause
a
Prince
of
Peace
3
Kecomtng
stctettry,
.
Covsfdole.
was.
born
long,
long
ago.
Financial
sseartat.
R.
JMtMOtn
Treasurer.
L.
MeLennM.
Warden.
l4.
R:
IfUl
Reporter.
A.
C.
Wood.
.
Guard.
8.
Pajntar.
Local
chairman.
H.
Forrest
I
Bve
next
Saturday.
H.
ROGERS.
The
United
States
Consulate
Is
closed
on
Christmas
Ere
today
and
will
also
be
closed
on
New
Year
s
'Br'Pgi8r?a(iiiia
t
gj
We
thank
our
many
frends
and
customers
for
their
valued
support
during
the
last
twelve
months
and
wish
them
a
real
Happy
Ckristmas
rour-rouim
go
Between
cnuck
IIlc-i
"
L
,
As
a.
ii
loyal
ctti-1
,
.
-
.
...
.
i
Latest
roMrtii
ftam
Prince
Oeorge
sens
of
Canada
It
Is
up
to
all
of
us
to
draw
In
our
beeta
and
co-operate
wwn
the
premier
in
once
more
putting
B.C.
on
its
feet.
We
have
the
resources
so
it
can
be
done.
We
also
take
this
opportunity
of
thanking
you,
Mr.
Editor,
for
the
many
years
you
and
your
valuable
paper
have
worked
for
the
interests
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islanders
and
we
wish
you
and
your
staff
every
success
and
happiness
daring
the
coming
year.
.
ISLANDERS.
Christmas
I
Hotel
Arvals
!
Royal
Robert
ttrnwn
Dnnk
T.i
..
rtatsioe
of
the
evening.
After'?'
?Pt
1
fl0
condl-lhv
hail
htllM
hard
,
Uon
ta
kwr
of
the
town
the
third
on
a
technical
T
'-T"
"
"-"
,
inr
past
aay
or
an
ofUr
having
a
mlser
eanslslerf
af!1"01
PfoporUono
during
the
early
Dart
of
the
woek.
COnaidtfsMe
grogod
In
the
low-lying
neighborhood
of
the
railway
tat
ton.
however,
remains
a
veritable
Ice
field
owing
to
the
flood
waters
having
bee
frown
solid
Before
they
had
a
chance
to
run
off
after
the
Neclmko
River
went
down
To
prevent
ttosrfc
ge
forming
on
the
railway
tracks
wtMfth
were
a
foot
under
water
it
was
necessary
to
keen
on
engine
nhutslme
back
and
forth
continually;
a
Prttsre
George
while
the
flood,
cbmsstm
by
Ire
jams
in
the
river,
was
at
Ha
height
For
several
da
temperatures
of
far
below
aero
hostg
been
recorded
at
Prince
Ororge
t
Readimuter
Otmdgrmn
of
the
Caoadiaa
Malsonal
KkdhvaM
m.
among
the
residentt
of
-The
Cache."
on
Utr
north
side
ml
th
niIm.
k.
across
ftom
the
town
imw
who
were
trapped
m
ih-lr
homes
by
"e
owiruv
rwng
water
He
had
to
take
to
the
ronf
af
ht
lumv
t,n
afetv
.ind
wn
rifiri
h,
,.
f
,,
wt.
teen
hour
Bv
',,
ttrp"
cued
hl
f-
i
wr-
iSml
(in
Saturday
liipstiwisijpntoraHj,
frrtjQiljrisiniasaub
jaig'iiaiaga
mimi
v
ii'i'ii
n,
,
COMMODORE
CAFE.
Wisht-s
all
it.
jkHi
onx
A
Very
Merry
Christmas
Chrisms
Turkey
Dinner
Sunday
and
Monday
and
tUk
iaiaiBiaiBiaiatgig'aiaiBtviBiBigig.gig
g
a
i
ti
Wialtintf
You
All
A
Very
Merry
Christmas
and
a
Happy
and
a
Prosperous
1934
S.
J.
JAB0UR
Noillirrn
IIC
RrpresrnUIhe
Sun
Life
a
a
sv
a
AHirsHer
('.
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!!
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l
aiglets
7)
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r
i
ma
urn
mmwi
i
lull'
Jj
JWmR
siagg
This
advertlsimeni
;s
not
published
or
displays
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Gomottl
tit
II
!
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f
.
U
l.i
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ii
"iiii'n
(iiimiui
For
Your
Health
Chlroprattle
nitra
Violet
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Intra
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ICays
MiMtrr
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'
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