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Sunday,
by
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or
carrier,
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For
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advertising,
per
Inch,
per
insertion
,
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
...
.
,
When
a
traveler
shows
us
his
samples
the
thing
we
most
want
to
know
is
how
good
the
articles
are,
Of
course
w
e
want
our
prices
to
be
as
low
as
anyone
else's
but
we
want
to
sell
gifts
which
will
never
cause
our
customers
or
us
any
trouble
in
the
future.
We
would
rather
lose
an
odd
sale
than
have
people
say
our
goods
re
not
right.
People
will
Always
find
us
glad
to
do
our
beat
to
make
right
any
disappointing
article
as
it
is
weM
known
no
store
can
help
making
"TILLIE
THE
T0I
LER"
THAT
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Saturday,
Pec.
1C.
1933
$
A
UNITED
FRONT
The
people
of
Western
Canada
owe
a
debt
of
gratitude
to
Premier
Pattullo
of
British
Columbia
for
palling
the
western
premiers
promptly
into
conference
and
putting
before
them
a
program
for
dealing
aggressively
with
the
unemployment
situation
and
the
related
evils
which
have
brought
about
that
situation
or
resulted
therefrom,
savs
the
Edmonton
Bulletin.
The
fact
that
the
four
premiers
were
able
to
conclude
their
conference
in
a
single
day,
and
conclude
it
with
unanimous
approval
of
the
program,
is
proof
that
Mr.
Pattullo
knows
very
definitely
what
he
wants
to
do,
and
that
his
method
of
attacking
the
problem
recommends
itself
readily
to
those
who
have
been
at
close
grins
with
it.
That
the
Liberal
premier
of
British
Columbia,
the
U.
F.
A.
premier
of
Alberta,
the
Conservative
premier
of
Saskatchewan
and
the
Coalition
premier
of
Manitoba
found
themselves
in
agreement
as
to
the
proper
line
of
action
vetoes
any
suggestion
of
partisan
or
political
trend
in
the
proposals.
As
a
result
these
four
provinces
will
speak
as
one
to
the1
other
provinces
and
to
the
Dominion
government
on
the'
subject
that
has
puzzled
and
paralyzed
every
government
in
Canada
for
the
last
three
years.
Whether
they
will
be
able
to
enlist
the
support
of
the
eastern
provinces
and
gain
the
assent
of
the
Dominion
government
remains
to
be
seen.
If
not,
the
fault
will
not
be
a
lack
of
known
and
positive
agreement
among
the
western
provinces.
These
will
now
present
a
united
front,
and
a
common
demand
for
action.
The
program
they
have
adopted
will
be
widelv
discussed
in
detail.
For
the
moment
the
important
thing
is
that
they
have
agreed
to
make
common
cause
and
have
charted
the
course.
It
is
due
to
Premier
Pattullo
to
say
that
in
the
few
days
he
has
been
in
office
he
has
done
more
to
inspire
and
organize
a
drive
for
recovery
than
all
the
governments
in
Canada
together
have
done
in
three
years.
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'
K-lta'HFHi-JIBtJii
b.B
B
V
-(
ITS-
QUALITY
WE'RE
AFTER
a
nine
mistake
once
in
a
wnne.
i
People
will
find
our
prices
on
the
whole
!
very
readable
this
year
even
if
silver
has
!
gone,
up
a
little
for
some
of
our
goods
were
!
purchasrid
-before
the
raise
and
many
of
our
!
gold
articles
were
in
before
the
advance.
!
JOHN
BULGER
LTD.
j
i
aursi
biijii;'b1'.bti:;i
'.ymt
Sirpr
-pjat
maiipriia!
r
!
a
5
9
5!
s
Cricket
Test
j
Play
In
India
First
Official
Match
on
Indian
Soil
lit
Progress
at
Bombay
BOMBAY.
India.
Dec.
16:
'CP)
The
first
of
fid!
Anaio-Indlan
test
cricket
match
on
Indian
soil
opened
yesterday
before
thirty
thousand
spectators.
By
close
play
India
scored
212
for
a
loss
of
nine
wickeis
against
(he
M.
C.
C.
M.
C.
C.
took
a
eemmandtng
lri
;
at
the
close
of
the
second
day's
play
today,
scores
being
219
for
India
I
and
294
for
M.
C.
C.
for
four
wickets.
Old
Country
Soccer!
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Tint
Division
AraenaJ
2.
Chelsea
1.
Birmingham-Leicester
after
70
niuuts,
Leicester
2-1.
Blackburn
2.
HuddersfteM
2.
Derby
S.
Sheffield
Untied
1.
Everton
1.
Sunderland
0.
Leeds
3,
Wolverhampton
3.
Manchester
2,
Liverpool
1.
Middleaborough
2.
Portsmouth
0.
Newcastle
2.
Stoke
2.
Sheffield
Wednesday
2.
Tetten-ham
1.
West
Bromwieh
2,
Aston
Villa
1.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Ayr
1.
Alrerieonieris
1.
Celtic-St.
Mlmn
postponed.
Cowdenbeath
0.
MotherweM
4.
Hamilton-Rangert
postponed.
Hibernians
2,
Dundee
1.
Kilmarnock
1.
FaHclrk
1.
4oned
after
78
minutes.
Aberdeen
leading
3-1.
Queen
of
South
2.
Clyde
2.
St
Johnston
3.
Hearts
1.
Borden
Street
Is
Winner
in
Basket
Encounter
Today,
Borden
Street
School
defeated
Annunciation
School
by
a
score
of
fl
In
R
les
a
tftmt
atu)
ovAiHno-
Kaa.
Borden
O'Neill
6i.
il16.Postttk
2.Feh,
Monkley
(4;
;
Kanaya:
total.
24.
Annunciation
Dominic
14.
Mario
2i.
Kenny.
Blain
7.
Roma.
Postuk,
Antonelli
8;
toUl,
26.
Five
Aldermen
In
Victoria
Elected
;l
1
THE
DATIY
tfFWS
Saturday
Dr-emVr
18.
jm
1
(Bf
Terry
Hartunei
tt
was
the
spirit
of
loyalty
the
Ream
of
the
Rupert
that
mad
the
ntsc
esty
started
la
the
wtWennes
at
the
north
grow
Into
ibe
saw
of
the
Prate
Rupert
we
know
at
today
TWtiH
that
oar
city
Is
paM-inf
through
times
of
depression
hould
awaken
that
loyalty
anew
and
there
is
no
better
way
of
howmg
this
than
by
patronlstns
whii
.h
-
w,.
dividual
scoring
was
as
foHows:
J
jvnani
amongst
us.
zlrUx
a
new
start
in
business
circles,
and
putting
Into
our
public
faods
sufficient
means
to
carry
on
and
to
Improve
the
good
work
started
many
yuan
an
Our
excellent
fire
deparsatent.
polite
protection,
pare
wafer
attnoty.
ranitary
regulations,
good
road
and
maav
isher
prtvlleuaa
we
en-
must
be
kept
up
by
as.
On;
local
schoota.
which
are
edual
to
any
in
the
province,
must
keep
the
Brown,
I'eden,
Worlblnston.
Dewar
tfwdard
they
have
obtained.
The
Ana
uawKins
cnoen
io
vny
wonderful
opportunity
of
educa
Counr
tlon
has
been
given
us
and
If
we
wint
to
carry
on
we
must
do
our
VICTORIA,
Dec.
16:
CP-Ald.
bet
to
help
the
city
whiah
pays
P.
R.
Brown.
Aid.
Alex
Peden,
AW.
M
teaehers'
aaJarles.
Oar
Morary
Joha
WortMngpton,
R.
A.
C.
Dewar
Is
another
great
boon
we
enloy
ana
i
.
w.
nawiuns
were
eiectod
to
and
It
demand
the
support
of
the
me
city
eounen
in
inursasys
emc
proole.
elections
here.
The
practice
of
buying
In
our
k
Wife
of
Victoria
Publicity
Bureau
Manager
Is
Dead
I.
Warren,
director
of
the
Victoria
Publicity
Bureau,
died
here
yesterday
morning.
Daughter
of
the
late
CampbeM
Malcolm
and
married
here
in
1916
to
Mr.
Warren,
she
was
a
native
daughter.
NO.
DtDM'T
-
V
WAMTBD
VOU
TO
IMVfeT
IT
FOR.
M
e.
RUT
Viu
(OUJ
S6oO
UQ
IT
nC'R
JOOOtHOO
52.
S
Mac
1
est
Mnres
benefits
not
only
the
rity.
but
the
individual,
because
It
'
OTM'Me
to
examine
what
Is
be
ing
bought
and
to
obtain
whatever
I
we
want
To
the
storekeeper
this
advantage
Is
also
great,
according
to
the
amount
of
money
taken
In.
They
are
able
to
offer
foods
at
a
tower
price,
to
buy
stock
tn
areater
,r,.
.
.
i
quantities,
and
to
have
a
better
as-
"RI
Dec
'CP,-Mr..!sortment
of
merchandise
T?ey
ar,
Eltaabeth
Warren,
wife
of
aeorge
able
to
mm.
m
,IL
I
-a-
"--
Kim
nvirrcTl
irt
the
town
to
work
in
these
stores.
hut
overcoming
the
problem
ol
unemployment,
and
at
the
same
time
putting
more
money
Into
cir-
"uhtlon
After
a
few
years
of
this
co-op-
An
Obliging"
Friend
II
OH,
MR,
II
t
HAVB
I
BACK,
to
lopftce
-
HOLtDAV.
TO
ao
My
t
pooctot
I
i
tu
auacc
r
r
lllll
wM
1JI
fUl
m
in
i
m
M
Make
no
mUtakc
unll-your-owntri
'
hi
know
thin
or
two,
are
tmuking
Turret
Fine
Cut
thtte
day.
Iirl
of
all,
ihfy
wane
che
ht
cijearrttet
ihtjr
an
roll.
Ntt,
I
hey
want
lt
tl
"mr
taifc
fr
tbtir
mr)'
'.
An
J
lauly,
thrjr
wane
Poktr
Hand
lo
oriianie
for
valuable
rr
(iAt
--m
t
hey
vmike
Turret
Fine
Cut
became
ir'
the
one
cijrare.'te
lobarcii
ili
gic
them
ill
three
adwntatev
Try
a
package
nf
1
urret
I
fete
Oat
today
you'll
like
i'm
miM,
cnol
OatrarHe.
It
pays
to
"Roll
Your
Own"
with
TURRET
F
I
N
li
C
U
T
ck;aki:tti:
tobacco
save
the
poker
hands
Imperial
Tohacco
Camp?
J
Caaada,
Uamtd
Advantages
of
Buying
In
Prince
Rupert
ParUck-Thlrd
Lanark
postponed
.
t
Queens
Park-Aberdeen,
aban-
A
nniinr
1H
firm
aaiiiiuiawmiavit
First
Priz
e
rat
ion
between
local
merchants
and
consumers.
Rupert
would
become
the
great
metropolis
of
the
north
as
had
been
planned
by
those
dauntless
men
and
women.
,
who
twenty-five
years
ago
laid
the
fun
foundation
of
the
city
ot
Prince
Rupert.
Mn
late
alt
hnth
Hru.H-
mw.Jt
!?.f
do
aM
we
can
to
build
Home
Indui-
try
and
th
b-
t
and
oruy
way
bef
in
Is
to
Buy
at
Home
"
DEFAULTED
CJFPtCK
AAJO
SET1T,
r
too
yew
i
an
get
at
our
Poker
Hand
by
check
S7JOOjM0
8f
Premium
Snores
or
by
maiL
J
larjtc
pooIUm
if
"'uut"
or
"OiSMatre"
ci;rr4(e
fMper
jrt
in
exhaAic
for
complete
ol
Poker
HaoJt.
$117,400,000
due
France.
Belgium
and
Poland,
as
i
hey
have
done
since
last
year
again
defaulted
outright
as
did
E
thonla
A
ote
from
HeJtlum
suted
that
no
farther
war
dewts
eovM
be
txpeetsd
sroin
that
saaniry
anui
Oeaawusf
raaasaad
repanlion
nuy
mtate.
f
Inland
was
the
only
aaiion
u
meet
Its
Instalment
In
full
yesterday,
paring
over
mi
AM
Aluio
leaj
)
uur
i
LONDOK.
Dec.
19
That
United
latates
had
no
hup
of
reUerUng
jfroat
now
on
any
more
than
a
small
percentage
of
"token
payments"
an
I
war
debts
from
any
of
the
Kuro-ipean
aaiions
and
that
even
these
would
peobsvMy
be
soon
discontinued
was
the
view
expressed
in
of
I
fk-iaj
Quarters
here
yesterday
as
ob-i
liKuttona
of
fifteen
nations
became
due
all
but
flrUand
drfaultlnii
i
either
partially
or
entirely
ON
DEBTS
Patrjck
O'Farrell
IMIionla
Oolr
Rtirotteaii
Nation
to
Money
spent
tnus
Is
circnUtlng
i
par
Full
liuUlmrnt
i
it
Vctrrday
Token
Payments
WAuHINOTON.
DC,
Dec.
1:
f
tmjmjm
due
In
war
debt
earner!
ta
to
United
SUtea
yesterday,
nly
tt.0W.QM
was
actttaUy
receiv-d.
the
Department
of
atate
an-aounced
last
night
!'
'
1
Ul.l
I
Publicist,
Is
Dead
VANCOUVER
Dec
1
-rp.
Patriek
A
OTarretl.
aed
77.
well
known
Irtsh-Canadtan-Anierlran
,
.
publtelat
and
world
traveller,
ts
.Made
Ity
Hrllaln
and
Italy,
rranre
dead
an
BefeUn.
aecaeding
to
ad-
And
Other
Nation
Fail
vices
received
here.
To
Pay
N
.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
east
at
1Q
o'clock,
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
J
W.
McAuley.
locotnoUve
foreman
here
for
the
Canadian
Na-
ni
fc
as
wnai
nnuways.
len
on
last
eve-
Oreat
Briuin.
Italy
and
some
of
alng's
train
for
Prove
Oeorge
where
he
sraailer
nations
made
partial
he
will
spend
the
next
month
on
token"
payments.
Britain
remitting
relief
duty
CHURCH
NOTICES
F!RST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
MlnUlerltev.
W.
1).
Grant
llolllncworlh.
lA,
OrcanM:
Mrs.
K.
J.
Smith
II
A.M..
Morning
Worship.
Quarterly
Communion
8m1e
12:30.
Sunday
School
12
30.
Westvlew
Sunday
School
7:30
P.M..
Evening
Worship.
Sermon
Subject.
"SONGS
OF
TJIK
SOUL"
All
Visitors
Welcome
s
'
...
,
By
Westover.
-VHEfZB
IT
S
A
As
-J
PS
J
'
Give
m,
The
Best
For
Less
Money
9
Vimi
can
save
your
lie
re
on
Christmas
Purchases
Full
range
of
suitable
presents
for
men
G.
C.
Arseneaus
Men's
Wear
Seeonil
.We..
I'lwne
Mark
Hi
REGAL
SHOP
Christmas
Card
Special
12
5-rent
Cards
for
Sc
6
10-rent
Cards
tor
Mr
Free
with
each
above
purrh.iv
a
sample
of
our
home
mul
candy.
With
every
$
porchsM
we
wlM
grve
free
a
box
of
home
made
candy
1'rlnrr
Kuprrt
made
for
the
I'rinrc
Ituprrt
maid
fi5c
Value
Tor
Me
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Osrrstlnc
three
)ry
DscM
Total
raasrlty
2I.IM
tssf
Nhlpbulldrra
and
Ship
Kralrers
fr
Sleel
and
Wood
VfI
Iron
sntf
Ursss
Caitlnf
rjrrtrle
and
Aretjltne
rTldl
ll-toa
Derrick
far
Heavy
lift
Rawmlll
snd
MlnlngMsrhlnrry
Keaslred
snd
OrtrhanleJ