PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TODAY
AND
SATURDAY
r
TWO
DAYS
ONLY
The
chance
of
a
lifetime
We
Are
Clearing
Out
Our
Stock
60c
ON
THE
DOLLAR
If
purchased
today
or
tomorrow.
We
have
seasonable
gifts
in
coats,
foxes,
chokers
and
other
fur
goods
GOLDBLOOM'S
Goldbloonfs
guarantee
on
every
coal
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
an
expert.
Bear
rugs
mounted
in
any
style.
Game-
heads
a
specialty.
All
work
guaranteed
first
class.
FURS
MADE
UP
Write
For
Prices
E.
Dix,
Taxidermist
Terrace,
II.C.
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
J
i
1
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.
.
-
.
iuui
capacity
,(
isas
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Iron
and
Brass
Casting
CItctrle
and
Acetylene
Welding
Ii-ton
Derrick
tor
Heavy
LUU
BawmUl
and
Mlnlnf
Machinery
Repaired
and
Overhauled
4
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
chased
at
4
Post
Office
News
Stand,
32
'
Granville
St..
Vancouver.
4
Karl
Anderson.
Prince
4
George,
B.C.
K.
w.
Riley.
Terrace.
B.C.
Oeneral
Store.
Anyox.
4
Bmtthers
Drug
Store.
Smith-
4
ers.
B.C.
4
AdrertUe
in
tne
Dally
News
4
WATERFRONT
WHIFF
Art
Adventurous
Jaunt
Wood
Cutting
is
General
Activity
Christinas
Here
Again
Captain
George
Fritz
does
not
often
make
a
mistake
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ii
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1
1
but
lie
seems
to
nave
mane
one
lasi
ween
wnen
ne
was
in
Stewart
w
ith
a'
group"
of
Prince
Rupert
people.
He
took
the
party
north-
on
his
big
halibut
boat,
Margaret
I,
am
'
everything
went
well
except
that
some
of
the
party
did
i
not
like
the
hole
m
the
se"a
he
located
off
the
mouth
of
Warke
Canal.
It
was
the
first
time
they
went
to
bed
at
C
o'clock
since
last
Ne'
Year's
when
they
turned
In
at
6
a.m.
At
Stewart
there
was
a
snowfall
and
all
the
guests
went
to
visit
the
The
skipper
intimated
that
he
did
not
think
he
would
leave
until
daylight
but.
after
he
had
drunk
some
coffee
and
looked
out
into
the
night,
he
decided
that
he
might
make
it.
Snow
was
falling
and
the
night
was
dark
and
the
chart
gave
no
intimation
where
the
same
channel
was.
The
boat
crept
along
slowly
but
very
soon
went
gentry
but
:iecuvery
on
to
a
mud
bank
off
the
mouth
of
the
Marmot
River.
The
tide
was
falling
and.
as
the
vessel
came
to
rest
on
the
bottom,
she
keeled
over
to
an
unpleasant
angle,
nearly
throwing
the
member
fori
the
district
out
of
bed.
There
they
lay
and
slept
imUl
10
o'clock
next
morning
when
the
tide
came
back
and
floated
them
off.
CHof
Hanson.
M
P.,
organiser
of
the
Jaunt,
proved
to
his
own
satisfaction
that
he
was
not
a
politician
W.
O.
Futton,
past
president
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
eminent
legal
light,
was
the
spostsman
of
the
party
but
the
only
use
he
made
of
his
gun
was
to
put
it
where
everyone
would
fall
over
It
in
the
cabin.
Bert
Glassey
was
supposed
to
be
out
on
business
but
everyone
wondered
what
his
business
was.
Arthur
Brookstunk
carried
out
with
credit
his
office
of
secretary
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
well
upheld
the
dignity
of
that
aug
ust
body.
J.
S.
Wilson,
war
veteran
ind
football
expert,
got
mysteriously
lost
on
several
occasions
but
happily
returned
to
the
fold
un
scathed.
H.
F.
Pullen,
scribe
and
bridge
expert,
is
said
to
have
cme
iway
with
the
winnings
though
he
is
accused
of
having
trumped
his
partner's
ace
on
at
least
one
oc
¬
casion.
All
returned
safely
Monday
morn
ing
but
there
Is
an
evident
reluctance
of
members
of
the
party
to
ilscuas
some
of
the
incidents
of
Uie
outing.
Busy
Gettine
Wood
Wood
getting
has
been
a
general
occupation
for
many
vessels
of
the
(IshinR
fleet,
the
wintry
weather
of
I
late
making
the
demand
for
fuel
A
Merry
Christmas
Willi
best
wishes
for
more
prosperous
times
Keep
a
warm
welcome
for
your
friends,
your
coal
bin
full
and
so
may
you
have
a
joyous
time
this
festive
season.
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Phone
618
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We
greet
all
with
the
compliments
of
the
season
nild
express
our
sincere
appreciation
of
your
goodwill,
with
a
resolve
to
merit
continued
confidence
during
the
year
about
to
dawn,
replete
with
success
and
happiness.
MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
St7
Third
Avenue
Phone
75
yM
m
'
.n
ji.
urn.
mm
!:
:
.
.he
more
insistent.
In
the
effort
to
outsmart
the
coal
dealers
and
keep
the
home
fires
burning,
trips
In
some
cases
have
been
rather
fai
afield
and
there
Mny
be
some
ques-
tewnsfolto
learlng-
Cprtrr
Geerfejttl
aWW
the
actual
economy
of
thi
and
Arthur
tor
look
after
the
amp.
,
effort
if
air
factors
were
taken'
Into
They
promised
to
be
back
at
ten
to
consideration
However,
there
Is
leave
for
Anyox.
Several
times
the
nothing
mueic
else
to
do,
time
skipper
turned
over
his
engine
in
readiness
for
pulling
out
but
It
was
well
past
midnight
when
they
even
tually
pot
in
an
appearance,
their
hangs-
heavily
and
the1
exercise
may
be
worth
something.
At
least,
it
keeps
the
troys
occupied
and-
in
trim
for
the
busy
and
more
profit
only
excuse
for
la
tenets
being
that'
able
days
Us
come
the
ladies
of
Stewart
had
been
so
-
insistent
that
they
could
not
pm-
Not
Barnacle
BM.
the
Sailor,
but
sibly
leave
earlier
and
even
then
jHy
OM
Father
Christmas
comes
several
of
the
members
were
curs-
knocking
at
our
door
this
week-end
ing
their
leader
for
dragging
them
Once
more
the
gladsome
Yuletide
is
away
Just
as
they
were
beginning
with
us
and.
somehow
or
other,
to
enjoy
themselves.
1
though
times
may
be
trying
and
disappointments
many
with
a
lot
of
folk,
most
everybody
seems
to
have
picked
up
the
spirit
of
the
occasion
and
geniality
and
goodwill
permeate
the
air
in
the
old
accustomed
manner.
The
Waterfront
Whiffs
joins
with
other
depart-nents
of
this
newspaper
in
extend-'ng
to
our
many
friends
Hie
eom-oMments
and
best
wishes
of
the
wason.
That
this
may
be
a
reatijH
nerry
Christmas
is
our
heart
wish1
for
all.
The
C
P.
R.
coast
Hner
Princess
AMMe.
wish
Skipper
S4eve
Gray
s
usual
in
command,
arrived
In
mrt
at
6:30
last
evening
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypetnts.
The
srrtp
reported
a
eold
passage
n
the
northern
end
of
the
run
and
nembers
of
the
personnel
were
try-ng
to
determine
which
was
to
be
oreferred
Vancouver's
rain
and
wind.
Ocean
Falls'
snow
or
Prince
Rupert's
frigid
yet
clear
atmo-iphere.
At
least
one
thing
that
at!
ould
agree
upon
was
that
some-thin
a
little
more
California.
11
Ice
than
any
part
of
the
B.C.
ooatt
had
een
getting
of
late
would
be
ac
ceptable.
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Capt.
Ernest
Georgeson.
arrived
In
port
at
i:45
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
uth
and
sailed
at
6
o'clock
in
the
vening
for
Vancouver
and
wy-wmts.
six
hours
ahead
of
regular
chedule
in
order
to
get
into
Van-
outer
earlier
on
Christmas
Eve
tth
local
passengers.
In
addition
10
local
pedagogues,
the
Cardena
had
on
board
a
number
of
Ocean
'alls
and
Bella
Coola
teachers
go
ng
sooth
for
Christmas.
IS
DOWN
BY
HEAD
.Main
Deck
of
Prince
George?
Ite.
porljd
Almost
Awash
at'
Anyox
Salvage
King
Arrives
The
steamer
Salvace
Klnf
ar-
rivetl
alongside
the
Prince
George
at
Anyox
at
10:30
this
mornlag,
according
tirwurd
received
In'
the
city
this
afternoon.
According
to
persons
arriving
irom
Anyox,
the
steamer
Prince
George,
which
stranded
on
Askew
Reef,
near
Anyox,
on
Wednesday
night,
later
refloating
and
proceeding
to
Anyox,
Is
far
down
by
j
me
head
as
she
lies
at
the
wharf
I
at
Anyox.
her
main
deck
forward
being
almost
awash
and
her
N6.
1
1
I
and
No.
2
holds
full
of
water.
This
morning
the
arrival
of
the'
salvage
steamer
8alvnge
King,
nenr-
j
ing
Anyox
from
Victoria,
was
being
1
awaited.
The
Salvage
Princess
and
White
Hope
of
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
local
fleet
were
standing
by.
I
Am
asinti
na
Vt
onl..n..n
ifi
.rives,
It
Is
understood
the
Prince-
George
will
be
temporarily
patched
up
and
brought
on
here
for
dry
docking
and
possible
repairs.
Capt.
Neil
McLean
Is
standing;
by
the
Prince
George.
Cant.
Edwnrrf
I
Mabbs,
who
had
been
chief
officer
on
the
George,
being
In
command
,
of
the
Prince
Hupert
which
lefHiere
v-sterduy
for
Vancouver,
taking
jover
the
stranded
vessel's
schedule.
SENTENCED
lEx-AId.
Casey
I
W
MFYirn
Hurt
Yesterday
Ail
JLTJUUiVlVV-f
Killer
of
Manager
of
Canadian
Hank
Ilraru-lr
Gets
Sixteen
ears
.v4U
spend
Christinas
at
his
home
Lay
Unconsr
ln
With
Gash
In
Head
For
Three-Quarter
of
aw
Ifonr
Aroiimt
Today
MEXICO
CITY.
Dec.
23:
.CI'-C.
.w
nnrBil
RMmr
ablc
H.
Whalley,
discharged
clerk,
who
,
.
1M1
,
OBaln
tnH9v
hu
ihot
and
killed
David
Emeno.
nw-j
wtow.
hM
,
R
mger
of
the
local
branch
of
a
Ca-
.
.
...
a.Wlwlt
VM,..av
,vadlan
bank
here
last
summer
hn;
,
t
,n.3(,
when
hw
fri,
of(
a
oeen
sentenced
to
sixteen
years'
lm-;trw(fc
on
Kn
WlMHl
m?n.
j
landed
on
hir
head
some
twenty
U.VITFIr
STATES
GOLD
I
feet
below
and
lay
unconscious'
for
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Dec.
33:
some
thfee-fluarters-of
an
hour?
be-
(CPi
Tlie
United
SUtes
Treasury
'
fore
he-was
fownd
by
Charles
Lemon
price
for
gold
yesterday
wa
un-land
rushed
Into
town
for
medical
hanged
at
$34.06
per
ounce
a
com-;
attention.
Mr.
Oftwy
had
sustained
red
wltlv
S3S.07
In
London
and
,
a
severe
gash
on
the
forehead
above
OX14
lrt
Montreal.
Ule
eve4
and
three
stltehea
were
ne-
cewftry
Trie
neeesaary
attenMon
oinf
wssen
a
the
Wnce
Rupert
Oen-
ir
mp
fM
irrived
in
the
city
on
yesterday
wWH
"
noratag
s.
tram
from
SwUhers
and
to
Pfow
tere.
He
plans
oh
leaving
nsxt
week
Mm.
8.
Levsress
and
Vwe
ehhVtren
or
a
brief
trip
to
Vaneouver
and
sailed
last
evening
on
the
Princess
iHetorla
and
wttl
go
to
OUawa
to
Adelaide
to
spend
the
Christmas
Utend
the
session
of
Parliament
and
New
Year
vacation
season
In
ipenlng
on
January
2.
Vancouver
Christmas
in
the
Churches
SIW
DAY,
DECEMBER
21
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Iter.
C.
I).
Clarke.
Pattor
11
AM..
The
Sunday
School
wocsrtfj
wtth
us
hi
a
FsanHf
Setrtse
Obprtt
Talk
"CHRISTMAS
IW
T:
P-M..
"
WOW
FAR
TO
BOTIILRHBMr
AnnXam,
-O
Zton.
That
Brtusjest
Oood
TkUnsja"
materi
CrMt.
"Christmas
Night.
'
Msstsamea
Lme
smI
MMer,
Messrs.
Wilson
and
Cameron
Soss.
8tv
of
Bettiletiem.'-
Dr.
R.
O.
Larfr
MsWftY
CHiUaTMAS
TO
ALL
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Uer.
K
.
Dalor,
II
J,
xumirr
W.
Vaughn
Davln,
OrganHt
Morning
Service
aUl
A
M.
The
Pastor
will
give
s
brfef
Christmas
miis.
The
Onurcii
Sehasl
wi)
unite
with
the
regular
serrle
There
will
s
spfcaal
musts
Bventnf
Service
at
7:
Mrs.
Dafoc
wiO
teU
ths
stoty
M
"The
Other
Wise
Man"
Sueelal
music
will
be
presented,
the
Church
Orebsaira
sssistlag
In
the
service
You
are
cordially
invited
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,
MlniMcr,
Kev.
W.
D.
Grant
HolUntworth,
1LA.
OrganM:
Mr.
K.
J.
Smith
II
A
M,
SfNclal
service
for
ehMssn
and
the
frtMMst
U
The
aunday
Schoal
wW
attend
tn
r
bdf
7:3
PM..
SPBGfAL
CAROU
8HRVI0K
Masse
for
the
day
MORNING
Carol,
"See
AmM
the
Winter's
Snow"
'
Carol.
"Awny
m
a
Mansjer."
Secia
arsnnteli
Sole.
.f
Its
Maroen
Jabour
BVBN1NG
Anthem,
"Thsre
were
aNrjnliWMr
;
ABtherh.
"II
Came
Vpm
a
Mkdnifht
ONar"
Carols:
1.
"Onrol
for
Crhistmas
Qat
x
"I
aaw
Three
Ships"
s;
T
-w
Three
Kings
of
Orfcstt
Are"
'
4.
"Good
King
Wenceslas"
5.
"Okrventry
Carol"
8.
"Ood
Rest
You.
Merry
GenUemen"
Special
solos
by
Miss
Detty
Cameron.
Mrs.
8.
L.
Jottnston.
Mr.
J.
A.
Teng
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
(Church
of
England)
Very
llev.
J.
H.
Gibson.
Dean
Choir
Conductor,
A.
J.
Lancaxter
SUNDAY,
DECEMBER
31th.
11
AJ1
Morning
Prayer
and
Sermon
The
elKilr
will
render
Jackson's
"Te
Deum"
and
the
artthem,
MArbe,
Shine
far
Thy
Light
is
Come
2:30
P.M.,
Children's
Christmas
Service
7:30
P.M..
Btenirtg
Prayer
and
carol
service
Masonic
Church
Parade
CAROLS
1.
"The
First
Christmas
Mottt."
1
rat
"Hark
Wliat
Mean
Those
HMy
V
bt
"Sleep
Holy
Dabe"
3.
Solo,
"The
New
Horn
King-."
Mrs.
V,
W
Allen
4.
ai
"Olory,
Olory"
?.
v.
.
6
"Hery
NtgKt,
Peaosful
Night"
5.
"Peace
on
Earth"
j
CHRISTMAS
DAY
J,
8
AAI.,
Holy
Communion
.
T
11
A.M.,
Morning
Prayer
and
Holy
Communion
Anthem.
"Christians
Awake
Salute
the
Happy
Morn"
r
Saturday.
December
33.
1933
'
'sriB'
d
nc
ii
"o
sv
at
.
vi
mi
mnm
SPECIALS!
Gifts
that
are
Appreciated
MEN'S
SMOKING
JACKETS
Keg.
$11.50
on
Aff
To
clear
QO.JO
MEN'S
HATH
H0HB$Hr
'
Keg.
WM
QO
7ff
To
clear
$0.iD
LADIES'
DKieSSINd
GGWWS-Keg.
$10.00
Q7
Qff
To
clear
MEN'S
SILK
DKESSING
GOWNS.
VMhttw
to
$0.00
V2
Price
These
prices
are
for
today
only
GEO.
C.
ARSENEAU
Men's
Wear
Phone
Muck
1M
Swond
Avenue
Onre
more
we
extend
to
alt
our
lejt
wishes
for
A
Very
Merry
Christmas
My
all
the
joys
f
the
hapy
seanon
be
youri
Bulkley
Market
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A
Merry
Christmas
We
wish
you
all
a
very
happy
time
during
the
holiday
And
when
the
holiday
is.over
cnlhind
hoc
us
B.
C.
Clothiers
Third
Avenue
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B
LADIES'
FUR
COATS
We
received
a
shipment
of
Ladles'
Fur
Toali.
In
Utet
sljles.
at
very
allracllve
prices.
We
guarantee
hee
coals
to
be
a
reprrenled.
Your
liuperllon
N
rorillally
Inviled,
lluy
or
order
your
Coat
or
Neckwear
with
confidence
here.
J.
CLONES
Opposite
.McCutcheons
Third
and
SUIIi
St.
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
William
Richards,
Proprietor
Repairing
and
Overhauling
of
Machinery
Installations
of
Gas
and
Diesel
Engines
SubstantianredUetions
For
Cash