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December
27.
1033
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'
-
.TH8
DAILY
NiCWI
-
L.OBjV
Xmai
Tree.
Oddfellows'
Roger
M;
Wright
returned
to
tin
I
BBBB1
SB
.
SB
VI
WAKT.V
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III
Wo
wish
wmi
t
to
tko
tko
thin
thin
om.orUmity
opportunity
of
of
I
mornlog
momtg,
from
from
a
a
trip
tup
tJ
to
Vancouver
vncouvr
Hi
Jf
MPT
SiffiKK
m
V
thnnliing
our
uatfont
and'
emending
To
Thorn-tifo-iSompHmonti
of
theSbawm
Ormes
Ltd.
7itf.
Pioneer
The
Itctall
Store
Drufigists
TOOMBS'
RADIO
SERVICE
Reliable
and
economical
rp-paiiine
"f
all
makes
uf
radio
"guaranteed'
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
Phones:
III
U
tt
Phone:
Blue
901
All
Meals
and
Berth
Included
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
-
BLACK
COD
-
Prepared
Daily
Hy
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PIUNC&
RUPERT,
H.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
Special
Winter
Excursion
Rates
TO
VANCOUVER
32.00
FKOM
PRINCE
RUPERT
RETURN
$35.35
FROM
PORT
8IMP80N
RETURN
Reduced
Rates
to
Vancouver
also
apply
from
Intermediate
point.
Special
Ticket
en
Sale
Between
Xovemher
10
ami
February
28,
1931
Inclusive
flood
to
Itetum
Up
to
March
31,
1931.
Children
Half
Fare
sti:ami.ks
i.i-vi:
ntixn:
uui'i:kt
auk.
Vancouver
S.S.
CATAI.A
TUi:SI)AY.
1:30
P.M.
THURSDAY,
P.M.
S.S.
CAKIi:XA
FRIDAY.
12
MOT.
MONDAY,
A-M.
Tickets
and
All
Information
Prom
Prince
Itunrrt
Axrnt,
It.
M.
SMITH.
Third
Ave.,
Phone
568
or
Pursers
S.S,
Catala
and
S.S.
Cardrna
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports:
Princess
Adelaide.
Fridays
10:00
p.m.
For
VANMMIVF.R:
dlrrct:
Prlncea
Norah.
Dec.
1st.
17th,
Jan
2nd.
For
KKTCHIKAN.
WRAXOKI.L.
JUNKAU
and
SKAflWAY.
Princess
Norah,
Dec
13th,
20th,
Jan.
14th.
Low
Winter
Excursion
Fares
to
Vancouver
and
Return
Tickets
on
sale
Nor
10.
1033
to
Fob:
28,
1034,
Final
return
limit
Manh
31
1034
W
I-
COATKS,
(Icneral
Agent,
Prince
Rupert.
It.C.
Hull
Dec.
28
from
3
to
0.
'
Arthur
PMIlliu
rrlvr.
In
thf
city
on
the
Priace
ueorge
trusi
morning
from
Vancouver
to
pay
a,
visit
here
with
his,
parents.
Mr.
,
Besner
Apartment
whcie
rue
hut.
m4
Mrs.
A.
H.
philllft).
broken
out
in
a
garbage
snute.
Ku
:
i
damage
wa
done.
Dudtoy
o
Little,
aXttr
paying
a
visit
to
his
home
la
Terrace,
wosj
Coastal
freighter
8a;voi,
Capta::
!
l.crp
at
the
enA
of
the
week
en
jGeorgeson.
called
xiere
last
ever
route
back
to
Aayox
Where
he
l
in
the
service
of
the
Qranby
qo
Miss
Gertrude
MSckgQSle
of
the
imperial
Oil
CO,
Ltd.
office
sailer
veerday
afternoon
mp
tile
Cataia
for
Vancouver
on
a
vacation
tir.t
Kite
plans
on
going
as
far
as
Honolulu.
Miss
Amelia
Pttlsbury.
who
Is
in
training
for
a
nurs
at
I
loyal
Ju
ibllee
Hospital
in
Victoria,
arrive.'
'in
the
dty
at
the
weesWmer
Iron
I
ho
south
to
spend
the
Christtna
md
New
Year
holiday
here
vlsl
,
ttvt
with
her
parents,
Ut.
and
Mr-i
H:
Pttlslmry.
Mus
V.
Wiram
of
Aoyox.
who.-jiurenis,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Victor
War-
am
oi
Vancouver
wort
injartc
lr,
a
recent
motor
aeoant
in
the
j
r
riser
vauey
ana
are
now
reeov-'rlntr
is
a
passenger
aboard
th?
'Prince
George
today
returning
to
I
'he
smelter
town.
9ft
was
eatlea
jsouth
following
the
aecidetu.
A
8
Monroe,
chief
engineer
oi
he
steamer
Prince
George,
which
is
in
be
repaired
at
the
local
dry
iwk
following
her
stranding-
last
'.is:
week
near
Anyox,
dlssmbarkee
'
here
from
the
steataer
Ivtaee
Ro-ert
thLs
morning
after
having
made
a
trip
to
Usncouvse
as
cr.iet
'tuiineer
aboard
thai
vessel.
He
J
will
stand
by
the
Prince
Oeorgt
while
the
repair
)ob
is
being
car-
jrled
out
i
Faculties
of
the
Canadian
1
lio
Brna4oaing
Qennsilsalan
on
1
Christmas
Are
were
ptacoil
at
the
'
i
of
pofsoaa
In
vartous
l
.f
CanuBa
oeWtfut
6T
Ytileticle
greetings
to
relatives
and
i
friend
in
remote
parts
of
the
I
Not
th
land.
One
of
such
messages;
Vi
o
i
twvtawl
f
tntssMat
Ia
vnanv
(
tmmm
sawww
ms
-.ar
tw
ssssssisj
j
k
ww
wriiia.
rl-J
w.
v.v
former
friends
in
Prince
Rupert
j
children.
It
was'
a
happy
slant
tc
was
that
of
Mrs.
John
Dore.
form-
see
the
smiling
faces
of
the
children
erty
of
this
city
and
now
of
Vic-
j
as
they
sat
around
the
table
which
tor
la.
to
her
son,
Jack
HIMUoh.
wms
gay
with
Christmas
decora-who
U
lotcated
at
Dease
Lake
In
j
ttons.
The
popping
of
the
Christmas
the
Cassiar
district
In
the
service
j
crackers
caused
much
merriment
of.
the
Hudson
Bay
Co
The
mes-:
among
the
children.
Just
after
din-sage
was
carried
from
Victoria
by(lver
telegrams
from
Santa
Glatw
ex-
way
of
station
CFCN
of
Calgary.
Hotel
Arrivals
Central
3.
Hadland.
Gone
River:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hi
BU,
Saskatoon:
Hoy
ltoe,t
i
Sdtnonton.
.
W.
liftmen,
dty.
Royal
S.
It
is
tor.
Oeean
Falls;
Tom
Collier,
I
city;
L.
Wester
and
N.
Moltne,
C
N
R
:
DuoJey
O.
Utile
and
q.
Wilkinson,
Terrace:
Dan
Beaton.
Salvus;
L
Bonduk,
Phelan,
J.
N.
Kerr.
Vancouver;
II.
Rltter,
Premier.
Mrs
Watson.
Port
Simpson:
J.
Watt
and
Wah
Soon.
city.
Prince
Rupert
'cou.
mr.
rticKrrBOTi,
ioth
Kirjrc
uu
Mr.W
Ilut
aMUlwl
ln
th
kltchn
lYanois
WUtsie
and
Dr.
and
C.
If.
1
laugh.
Port
Slmpi;
P(.
.
Overseeing
and
arranging
the
(Campbell.
Stewart
a
Reou
and
Thomas
Loud,
i:inroiivir:.
T
ln-
Mr
and
Mw
J
n.
Agar
and
son
and
C.
T.
Hcarn.
Terrace.
Announcements
Salvation
Army
Christmas
pro-
gram,
Dee.
27.
Hogmanay
Danoe,
Queen
Mary
Chapter.
December
20.
New
Year's
Eve
Dance
Moose
Hall.
Burns'
Banquet,
Presbyterian
Church
Hall,
January
25.
1
Moose
Hall
Wednesday.
27th
Moose
Lodge
meets.
Saturday.
30lh-
Scotch
dance.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black's
Orchestra.
Everybody
welcome.
December
'31-Moose
Legion
Midnight
Frolic
Doors
open
at
II
45
pm
Dancln
starts
ut
12
D5,
city
on
tire
Prince
Goge
tlii-
.
The
lure
department
had
j
en;.,
at
12:10
midnight
last
r.li.t
to
tin
'.n!
on
hrr
way
back
to
Vancou-
ver
after
having
made
a
trip
tr
Ityder.
Alaska,
to
discharge
coa:
!
Ib
connection
with
the
arknow-edgement
of
donation!
of
the
8a:
vatloa
Army
Cnristmu
fund
on
:tem
of
$2
was
shown
as
comim
rom
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
Th.
hould
h:ive
tnen
credited
to
R
IJ
foun
tfll'.
r
of
th;?
bank,
as
a
pc:-onal
donation.
WORrC
il(y
(HirK)ma
llamixr
Sent
Out
Ahd
75
Unjuy
(Jhrittinas
Dinner
At
Citadel
Happy
Children
Thanks
Extended
to
Those
Who
Helped-
to
.Make
.Needy-
of
City
Happy
The
Salvation
Army,
through
the
kindness
of
the
eitisatu
of
Prince
Rupert,
was
able
to
do
a
larger
relief
work
this
Christmas
than
la
any
year
previous.
The
people
ex.
celled
thetnseJvea
in
the
giving
and
the
result
waa
that
fifty
fat
hampers
were
given
out
to.tpe
needy
of
the
city.
There
were
joany
small
hones
given
out
also
to.
those
who
needed
a
lityle
extra
to
tide
them
over
Christmas.
Assistance
in
packing
the
hampers
and
distributing
them
was
given
by
U,
Bailey.
Miss
I
D.
Ssaith.
F.
Pierce.
K
tjartuan.
Mrs.
L.
Wkle.
Mr.
Ciapp.
Mrr
Clay.
Mr.
Halvore.
Mr.
Hodglas.
Mr.
Nicker-!
son
and
Mr.
Kurlock.
'
J
The
Citadel
was
a
very
attractive
itkM
nn
ilir4ctltYieitt
rtsa
ttr
ths
I
citthe
children
but
not
nearly
so
much
as
did
the
sight
of
the
old
man
himself,
appearing
In
the
Citadel
with
his
arms
full
of
parcels.
These
parcels
contained
a
warm
pair
of
woollen
stockings
for
each
child
present.
Boxes
of
chocolate
toy
were
also
given
to
the
uny
tots.
Mr.
Chnndler
appeared
with
his
camera
and
pictures
wote
taken
of
the
happy
crowd.
Music
was
supplied
by
B.
Kane,
who
donated
Ms
aramaohone
for
the
occasion.
T.
Andrew,
Mr
Hodgin
and
Mr.
Mc-j
Leod
carved,
the
turkeys
and
Mrs.
i
Bussey.
Mrs.
Hunt.
Miss
Clara
Pierce.
Mis
Mildred
Hunt.
Misses,
Katr
and
Clara
Karlock
wilted
on
;the
UbW.
Frank
PierooMc
Pre
.
.
(
1
!!..
.nJ
v,-ero
tne
oincsre,
uapuun
coxson
arm
weirv.
wrney.
Several
children
wlm
lived
a
lonafl
way
out
of
town
were
-brought
to
the
Citadel
ln
S.
B.
larkera
car,
which
was
kindly
loaned
to
the
Salvation
j
Army
for
use
during
the
Christmas;
rush.
The
happy
time
was
brought
to
a
close
late
hi
the
afternoon
when
Capt.
A.
Coxson
closed
in
prayer
and
as
each
chikl
passed'
out
of
the
door,
a
bag
of
endie
etc.
wre
handed
It.
All
Are,
Thanked
The
SalvnUon
Army
wishes
to
say
a
hearty
"thank
you"
to
all
who
so
willingly
assisted
ln
the
relief
work
during
the
past
Tew
days.
They
wish
to
express
through
this
paper
their
thanks
to
Cbl.
McMordle
who
so
kindly
assisted
by
putting
on
a
food
matinee.
S.
S
Parker
foR
the
use
of
his
car,
the
staff
of
the
Commo
dore
Cafe
who
rousted
the
turkeys
and
Andrews
who
prepared
them:
the
Blks
Lodge,
Mr.
Bnllinger
and
the
United
Church
wlio
supplied
dishes
for
the
occasion.
A
hearty
thanks
wa
also
extended
to
Mr.
Pullen
who
has
this
year
as
ln
previous
years
carried
on
the
advertising
of
this
work.
Donations
reeeived
since
last
Saturday
were
as
follows:
Miss
Pntmore,
pies
Mrs.
D.
Allen,
pics-prince
Iiupcn
Bakery,
large
This
advertis.meni
.s
uot
published
or
displayed
by
he
L
jr
r
of
British
Columbia
amount
of
broad.
Chris
Mill
Bakery,
broad
and
seven
pies.
Van's
Bakery,
18
pies.
Vjatts'
Grocery,
several
sacks
of
potatoes.
Fraaer
Pnyne,
clothing
for
men.
A
Thither,
SHVOt.
Hill
0"
Chapter.
I
ODX,
sweaters
for
children.
'
To
little
boyai
several
pounds
6T
Friend,
turkey.
Friend,
groceries.
Valentine
Dairy.
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
and
Dominion
Dairy,
two
gallons
of
milk
each.
Want
Ads
for
Sale
FOR
SALE
good
,fflre
safe.
Cao
be
seen
st
Dally
News.
tit
FOR
SAUt
one
Gurney
Briek-linad
heater
in
Al
oondttion.
Plwae
Blade
687.
tf
POR
SALB
Oumey
Oxford
Kitchen
range,
sideboard
and
dinlng.taMe.
1
417
Fifth
Ave.
E.
301
UVsi
Xmas
present.
Roller
Canaries.
Guaranteed
singers.
Ship
any
distance.
W
Hutsn.
Rand
Btock.
FOR
RENT
VBRNON
Apartments
housekeep-Ins
rooms.
n?wly
renovated,
141
s
2nd
Averue
Phone
Red
4JH.
WANTED
PIAN0
.vantPd
state
make
lfC
Bex
19"
Dailv
News.
PAINTERS
PAINTING
and
Paperhanojng
Moller.
Phone
Rec
R02
TIIANSFRRP
CAMERON'S
Transfer.
Dry
birch.!
cedar,
jackplr.e
Furniture
moving
tf
HAIRDRESSER
PF.RMAXKNT
WAVING!
CluMrr
Curl;
Latest
Style
NRIAGN'9
B1PAUTY
SIIOPPB
SetilMl
temtf"
will
be
ir-lvrt
by
th
Minuter
ot
Uid
a
Victoria.
B.C
not
ft
tlinn
iiitm
oi
th
Eighth
day
of
January.
1934
for
the
purchase
of
LI-:W
X1STW
to
rut
a.439.000
tf.
o!
Spruer.
Crdar.
Bul-sm
and
Hemlork
lt4d
mi
Lou
tte.V
21SU.
31SO
ant1
3ISI.
Kiiuvlo-i
tnlt.
OrvnvtU
Chan-net.
Rtitvr
4,
Omi
Uuiri
Dlatru.
Two
yars
wiU
h
atlownd
tor
ruu
val
of
timber
PurtWer
partlrulnn
of
the
Chttr
Pr-atr.
Ictoria.
B.C
or
Olauict
romtrr.
Prtnr
Ruorr
BC.
tf
i
tinv
.rrrr)
Tluilwr
MilMW
There
will
be
otttml
Tor
aale
at
Pub
tic
Auntlon.
a'
noon
on
the
t-wvnty-elKhtlt
rtnv
ot
IVrenibw.
1933.
In
thr
otNoe
of
t!ir
District
Poreotcr.
Prtnor
RUPMt
B.C
.
the
IJOMicv
XtSBSS.
t,
rut
1.5S4.0DO
IBM.
of
Bprucr.
Crrtar
ltd
Hrmkx-k
on
nn
arra
ltuHtyt
on
Klunkwol
Hav
n.invlti
s.-tind.
Qttroii
Cliarloitr
tsliinris
I
.mil
ri.-.M
:ot.
.
Two
veBi-
u.ll
iv
iillownl
f.
r
rafnQtra!
r
timber
"Pn
vltU-d
iii-.y
nc
unable
attend
UL-tl.-n
ill
I'-Tum
niiiy
auMttt
tmitor
o
bp
opened
at
the
hour
o'
auottoti
tmiu-d
mw
bid
"
Further
jiiMi-ulirn
mnv
ly
obt,ilnen
fmm
"p
Clii-
i
ri-'.-i-
Vn-'.wi.i.
Ill'
..
,
l'-
V
.-
'
i
I-i
:n.:
Hn'x-r-
Season
May
we
encore
the
Best
Wishes
of
Your
Family
and
Friends.
Whether
the
expression
be
through
a
Christmas
Card
or
with
that
finest
of
all
gifts
for
the
home,
a
Victor
Radio,
may
your
measure
of
Health
and
Happiness
be
full
to
enjoy
thm.
We
thank
you
for
your
patronage
and
co-operation
wih
the
manifold
problems
of
Christmas
arid
hope
that
our
relations
with
you
have
been
mutually
pleasant.
W
I
HIARIKS
AND
CALENDARS
An)
now
ready.
Make
your
selection
before
New
Year's
and
get
of
I.
to
g
good
start.
-KASVWAY
CONTRACT
RRIDOE
Culbertson
for
1S34
makeaan
excellent
after
Xmas
gift,
price
3e
Sec
Our
New
Year
and
Thank
You
Cards
For
Your
Health
Chiropractic
Ultra
Vloiet
Rays
Intra
Red
Rays
Massage
AH
at
Reasonable
Prices'
W.
C.
ASPINALL
D.C.
(Chiropractor)
Green
211
Phones
reen
519
Fachange
R'ock
overnmenti
of
the
The
AUCTIONEER
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BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
William
Richards,
Proprietor
Repairing
and
Overhauling
of
Machinery
Installations
of
Gas
and
Diesel
Hnginos
Substantial
Reductions
For
Cash
Coal
Prices
Alberta's
Rest
Lump
$12.50
Alberta's
Best
!'gg
11.50
Alberta's
Rest
Stove
11.00
Pembina
Egg
11.50
Dry
Jack
and
Cedar,
per
load
5.00
Local
Wood,
per
cord
6.00
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