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Afternoon.
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No
need
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worry
over
your
ChriMmss
shopping
lUt
or
to
wonder
how
you're
going
to
squeeteit
Into
your
budget.
See
the
wonderful
values
now
offered
m
smart,
lasting
Llrttrical
Olfts,
priced
from
$1-9
up.
PertolaUrs,
irttns,
toasters,
table
lamps,
bridge
lamp,
curling
LrotM,
air
heaters,
heating
pads,
to
name
only
a
few,
arc
typical
or
the
appropriate
Individual
gifts
available
while
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Bo
BAZAAR
IS
SUCCESSFUL
IS
THIS.
THE
ANSWER
ft
Editor.
Daily
News:
II
On
Monday
yu
issued
a
chal
lenge
to
the
members
of
the
Ju-nor
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
tell
how
they
woaid
appeal
to
the
salaried
person
who
make
his
living
here
but
does
not
buy
here.
The
difficulty,
it
seams
to
me.
Is
that
w
all
lack
patriotism.
Some
time
ago
you
referred
to
people
living
i
tftk
country,
yat.
wtuains
.in
rifiA
ofiH
afntr
th
Nottnnnl
An
It
their
apuntty
ami
they
are
proud'
of
the
fast.
)
In
the
'saw
ciass.
I
should
say.
ikt
Hie
ponton
wtao
lives
i
Stint
'Rupert,
draws
his
pay
from
some
jlecal
Institution
such
as
the
railway
company,
the
cold-
storage,
the
court
house,
the
schools,'
the
'drydock,
or
the
elevator
yet
take
every
opportunity
of
knocking
the
city
and
send
away
tor
everything
he
wears,
lie
laclts
potrtot-
irsm.
In
Oermany
and
in
Italy
there
were
theusands
of
those
peopft
J
who
were
lacking
in
pattisttsm.
It
I
became
a
fahiea
to
deride
their
I
country
and
to
try
to
Injure
her.
Then
came
Mussolini
in
Italy
ana
the
Nazi
leader
in
Germany
and
Instilled
into
to
populace
In
each
of
these
countries
at
least
an
out-Ward
observance
o-f
the
decencies
of
life
s
ttat.
whereas
they
formerly
derided,
the
patriot,
today
they
eheer
lustily
when
the
Dag
Is
rais
ed
or
when
some
leader
addreese
PATRIOT
Northern
British
Columbia
Powef
Company
Limited
lino
Affair
By
Women's
Auxiliary
Of
Caharilatt-
r.rsitnt
Under
general
direction
of
Mrs.
Jaek
Preece.
president,
the
first
annual
bazaar
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
wtu
held
yesterday
afternoon
and
evening
at
the
Eases'
Hail.
The
affair
was
a
huge
success
and
resulted
in
a
substantlaf
sum
being
realised
to
JiL..
,
i
ourrv
an
the
welfare
work
of
Uui
inwii.
mey
ao
rwi
wm
umt
urn.
.
t
,
uiSWinttwni.
iiir
nan
wua
mi-
Med
with
ftatas
and
streamers
of
red,
white
and
blue,
the
cotecs
of
the
Legion.
Those
responsible
for
the
affair
were
as
follows:
Oeneral
oortTftr,
Mm.
Jack
Preece.
Taa
ftwm
convener
iday
.
Mrs.
W.
Robinson:
serviteurs.
Mrs.
C
Iloulter.
Mrs.
W.
-E
DeunUiK
and
Mrs.
V.
Orimsson.
Tea
Roam
convener
(evening'
Mrs.
P.
Rayner;
servtteur.
Mrs.
M
M.
Lamb,
Mr.
OreafoMt.
Mrs.
F
Hunter.
Cashiers
Mrs,
A.
8.
McDonald
and
Mm.
W.
Bases.
Home
Cooking
Mr,
tlaah
KMtn
Mrs.
H.
B.
Baetmas.
Candy
Mrs.
Uh9j
Smith,
Mrs.
W.
H.
Goorisell
Fancy
Work
MlK.
S.
T.
G.
Mts.
Bob
Anderson.
Miscellaneous
Mn.
Hack
Smith
Crown
and
Anchor
and
Country
Store
Members
of
the
Canadian
them.
They
may
not
be
patriot.
Lk
Preece
pre-
but
they
go
tfcroUflh
the
motleas.
"OTn-
1"c,aa,m
"",rT
-5"-
1
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period
paid
In
advance
$5.00jjThey
are
patriot
in
outward
ap-
ah,m'
Boutherty.
Bab
Aa-
For
lesser
periods,
paid
in
advance,
per
week
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year;
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of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
Elks
Take
Lead
In
Billiards
On
Play
Last
Night
The
Elks
took
an
aggregate
lead
of
?6
to
134
over
O
rot
to
in
the
5
sal
Vedneeday,
Dec.
3,
1933
John
May.
266;
Johnny
Saunders,
179.
A.
Zadaroski,
136;
John
Bulger.
300.
Games
of
George
Howe,
Grotto,
vs.
William
Stuart,
Elks,
and
Bert
Morgan
vs.
Deherty
wftl
be
played
tonight.
pearanee
at
arty
rate.
Now.
apply
th4s
to
Prinee
Rupert.
It
would
not
be
a
dltfkrtttt
matter
for
the
people
who
boners-m
this
etty
and
her
itttimate
des-
L4Q
!
tiny
to
make
it
ver
unpleasant
for
1
I
wic
iKrcsnn.
artag
nere
tttm
!
getting
aft
the
adantaaes
of
the
city,
yet
refuses
to
snpport
Her.
dersoa.
Georae
awe
and
9l
Bd.
Decoration
Mrs.
X.
S.
Black,
and
Mrs.
W.
Bras.
A
spiendM
oraaram,
awanaed
and
pat
on
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black,
occupied
a
part
km
of
the
eventnc;
alter
whseh
dMorna
wa
efyeL
by
a
large
esowd
uattJ
a-iate
hour.
Ohas.
tomaman
was
amtoaseet
for
the
If
proper
measures
were
token
to
"nrt
pwsiara
aadjthe
daneiag.
being
It
about,
there
would
be
very
Charles
Barker
aJ
See
Therap-few
rari
order
parcel
come
Into
cteer-
program
the
ci-y.
Ail
that
is
needed
k
to
fiflstil
loan
te
mffls
and
smiIs
and
spirits
of
teeaL
people
the
feeMag
of
civic
pacWe-sm
aad
the
resoJt
is
accomplished.
It
Is
not
fer
me
to
suggest
bow
(thls
shall
be
done.
Mudinl
dM
it.
DoIXum
la
doing
it
in
Austria.
I
Why
not
cany
out
the
same
principle
In
Prinee
Rupert?
This,
Mr.
Editor,
may
be
the
answer
to
your
challenge
ta
the
iyoung
men
of
Prince
Rupert
or
It
may
not.
I
pass
It
on
for
what
it
is
worth.
I
wteh
them
weH
in
their
was
as
fattows:
4
Evening's
Prcgram
-O
GasMMta."
Opening
address,
Ex-Mayor
C
H.
Orme.
Orchestra
selection.
Junior
Symphony
Orchestra.
Piano
solo.
Ethel
Coasln.
Vtohn
and
piano
doet,
Jean
and
Margaret
Chrtstonsen.
Song.
David
Houston.
Recitation.
Zetda
Hate.
Tap
dance,
Marie
BouKer.
Orchestra
selection
.
Jantor
Synv
playing
of
four
out
of
six
games
In
the
Premfer
Oot
Mining
Co..
is
a
effort
and
hm
true
will
phony
Orchestra.
the
Billiard
League
fixture
sehe-
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
George
Anything
that
will
improve
the
Illuminated
chib
iwtngrng,
jack
duled
for
last
night,
individual
today
returning
north
after
a
trip
city
makes
It
ptoatanter
to
live
Aadow.
score
being
as
follows:
south
to
attend
the
recent
conven-
here
and
I
hope
to
live
here
for
Acrobatic.
Mary
Davey.
Den
Brown.
Grotto.
300;
C.
P.
Uon
of
the
Mining
Institute
In
Van-
some
years
to
come.
Tap
dance,
Betty
Drown
and
Balagno.
Elks,
M7.
1
couver.
also
visiting
other
southern
Vours
in
the
eau
of
Mtitmi
Clara
DaM.
Song.
Miss
Betty
Cameron
accompanied
by
Miss
Audrey
Parkin.
1
One
man
band,
Joe
Staaoard.
I
Accompaolst
was
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.!
Dance
music
was
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black's
orchestra.
1
The
program
was
exeeMen-tly
ar-;
rahged
arM
alt
the
young
perform-i
ers
carried
out
their
acts
peifeetly.
j
Winners
of
Raffles
Winners
of
raffles
were
as
fellows:
Baby
hat
and
coat,
donated
by
Mrs.
J.
Preece.
won
by
ticket
71,
Evelyn
Alexander.
Silhouette
pillow,
donated
by
Mrs.
P.
M.
Rayner,
wen.
by
Mrs.
J.
R.
Morlsen.
ticket
No.
19.
Lamp,
donated
by
J.
Preece.
won
by
Mrs.
L.
Wide,
ticket
No.
17.
Pillow,
donated
by
Hunt
Upholsterers,
won
by
Fred
Corral,
ticket
No.
15.
Electric
iron,
donated
by
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Co.
Ltd..
won
by
Joyce
Kellback.
ticket
No.
2.
Set
of
china,
donated
by
Mrs.
Rayner,
won
by
Dlnty
Bond,
ticket
No.
12.
Side
of
lamb,
donated
by
J.
Preece
won
by
C.
L.
Youngman,
ticket
No.
103.
Grand
Drawing
Walnut
table,
won
by
C.
L.
Darker,
ticket
No.
I'l
Four
loads
of
wood,
won
by
J.
D.
Sutherland,
ticket
No.
722.
Woollen
rug,
won
by
George
Frlz-zell.
ticket
No.
703.
One-half
ton
of
coal,
won
by
Bessie
Bird,
ticket
No.
78,
Oil
painting,
won
by
Arthur
Broeksbank,
ticket
No.
801.
Lady's
wool
sweater,
won
by
Chris
Berg,
ticket
No'
if
Oak
Clock
won
by
Mrs
It
D
Hchrvk
ticket
No.
713.
Ten
pcunds
coffee
won
by
W
N
l
KATHKH
WILL
SAY-HOY!
WHAT
A
CHRISTMAS
When
UK
IS
WKAIUNC
THAT
FINK
NKW
SMOKING
JACKET
or
DRESSING
GOWN
Pnre
9Uk
Oowru.
contrasting
collars
and
ruffn
Special
Priee
Pure
Wool
Rngltsh
Oowns
lleavy
weight
Jaeger
Pure
Wool
Oowas,
Seat
uualnv
urocuraMo
vx.w.uwu,
Smoking
Jacket
m
plain
colors,
eontrastmg
collars
and
ruffs
Very
smart.
Special
Price
Pure
Wool
English
Jackets
m
fancy
colors
Of
)A
Good
weight
OU.UU
u
Large
Selection
of
French
Ombre
Opwru
in
attractive
rotors,
Special
Prlre
Carrie,
ticket
No
247
One
ham.
won
by
Velia
Fnrnasa
ticket
No.
S3.
Seven
pounds
butter,
won
by
B.
Marshall,
ticket
No.
T0
Barry
set.
won
by
Peter
Wtll.
tic-ket
No.
7M.
One
sack
of
flour,
won
by
Babs
Beale,
tfcket
No.
SM
Foe
the
31
week
of
133
up
to
August
3.
the
number
of
hogs
graded
In
Canada
was
1
JM.S03
OUR
I'LKDGK
TO
THE
I'KOPLK
OF
THIS.
COMMUNITY
Confidence
Is
the
basis
of
every
purchase
you
make
in
a
jeweiiy
store
Unlasa
you
are
an
expert,
you
must
depend
on
the
advice
of
the
Jeweler
when
you
bay.
This
is
m
repjMsabte
Jewelry
store,
ran
by
BfofesaloaaJ
Jewelers.
WV
seMWr
merchandise
that
belongs
in
a
Jewelry
store.
,
'
,
Every
article
must
pass
rigid
test
before
we
offer
It
to
you.
Our
prices
are
fair,
we
yd
not
lower
our
standards
I
for
the
sake
of
low
prices.
f
Our
expert
advice
costs
yo4
nothing.
We
would
rather
tell
you
the
truth
and
lose
one
sail
i
rt
than
lose
you
a,a
frrva
customer
for
goodT
i
Jewellers
SiTMC
STORE
WITH
THE
CU)CI
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
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"A
HOME
A
WAV
FROM
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50
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M
ho
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l
or
Men
Want
Ads
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If
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SALkV
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slnaera.
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Rand
I
Block.
FOR
8AUE
fllx-hole
Booth
Bend
Range,
in
good
condition,
also
material
in
old
nous
Phone
Blue
704.
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Iioomit
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rant.
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m
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ui
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renovated.
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40.
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Sportsmen!
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Rear
rugs
mounted
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Illorks,
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rord
Kindling
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Operating
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rapacity
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Shipbuilders
and
8hlp
Kepslrtrs
fer
Steel
and
Wood
Ve
Iron
and
Bras
Cutlof
itleetrle
snd
Acetylene.
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Derrick
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HsJ
lawmlU
and
MlnlngMschlo'tf
Reyalrrd
and
Ovrb'
wul4
uet
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