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Make
This
a
Shoe
or
Slipper
Christmas
No
other
Gift
finds
a
greater
welcome,
or
gives
more
pleasure
than
SHOES
or
SLII'PEliS
Guess
at
the
size.
We
will
change
them.
WOMEN'S
HOSIERY
A
safe,
yet
appreciated
gift,
j?-j
A
A
all
the
latest
shades
tpX.VV
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PKINCE
KUI'EKT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
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Avenue
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DAILY
EDITION
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IS
RETURNING
TO
NORMAL
A
ITER
HEAVY
WEATHER.
(Continued
from
Page
V
the
tide
and
carried
away
a
portion
of
the
Pacific
Oroat
Bus
tern
right-of-way.
putting
telegraph
and
telephone
wires
otit
of
oommicsion
and
the
business
section
of
the
town
was
ftoodrt
to
a
depth
of
four
feet.
At
Britannia
Beach
some
low-lying
property
was
flooded.
Heavy
southeast
winds
and
a
ftf
;trs
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday.
Dwmbw
jj
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CONCERT
RESULTS
IN
win
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n
win
1
m
i
1
1
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1381
Thursday.
Dec.
21.
IMS
line
about
thirty
mtk
fom
Nelson
on
Tuesday
tferf
up
traffic
and
out
off
Nelson
from
eommtirrttaWon
of
any
kind
with
the
outoMc
worM.
Several
days
work
by
MS
men
vW.Hufitw.
prooBDiy
m
requneq
to
ctear
the
slide
which
is
one
thousand
feet
long
and
from
fifty
to
seventy-lire
feet
deep.
In
Central
Interior
VANDERHOOF,
Dec.
21:
CPi
Owing
to
ice
lams,
the
Nechako
River
has
overflowed
its
banks
at
a
number
f
piaoes.
At
Bngen.
west
of
hore.
a
canyon
Jammed
and
teen-foot
tide
had
caused
consider-
.
water
covered-
the
lowlands.
Harry
able
damage
yesterday
along
the
,
Worth
Ington
escaped
with
his
wife
North
Arm
of
the
Fraser
River
where
several
small
breaks
occur
'
red
In
the
dikes,
flooding
low-lying
vegetable
gardens.
Considerable
and
large
fawny
when
his
home
was
flooded
but
thy
had
to
"wade
almost
a
mile
to
safety.
They
lost
a
number
of
sheep
and
pigs
and
sev-
water
was
covering
the
land
but
no
i
eral
head
of
cattle
further
damaHe
was
expected.
A
monster
slide
at
Blake
on
the,
VANCOUVER.
Dec
21:
Wheat
C;in:ic!i;m
Pacific
Kcutenay
Lake
was
quoted
today
at
56V
down
si,c
ANNETTE'S
Christmas
Specials
Friday,
Dec.
22nd,
1933
i
-
Onl
Puie
SiHc
Flat
Crepe
Dansettes
Q1
QC
Rt
".
v.Uucs
td
$3.5;
Special
VXJD
a
onU
Rayon
Pajamas,
laced,
trimmed,
large
''.a
only,
make
Weaf
Xmas
gifts
04
jn
lit
.;.
values
to
$2.5;
Friday
Special
only
Uodlamt
8hades.
Rfu.
vjUue&
to
Fill!
,y
Specif
fitted
ready
for
use.
S1.50
only
dicsmjs
lav
Uat
crepes,
satins,
mi
able
lo;
all
ftekasiona,
IV
-
v.i'.ues
to
S12.M:
Frld&v
Snecial
georgettes,
$6.95
i
Only
Dri-ssts
In
crepes,
flecked
tweeds,
satins
ik.vi
ity
piiiiu.
sizes
14
to
44
Off
n
Fiiday
Special
J3UIJ
ANNETTE
LADIES'
IS
HELD
Vulclidc
Kntrrtalnmrnt
at
Booth
Memorial
School
Yesterday
The
annual
Christmas
oonoerU
was
held
In
Booth
Memorial
School
yesterday
when
the
pupils
assembled
In
the
auditorium
and
enjoyed
a
program
of
varted
and
well
executed
Items.
Miss
E.
A.
Meroor,
prin-e-ipal,
was
In
change
and
all
the
artists
acquitted
themselves
with
credit.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Indian
drill.
Division
9.
Chorus,
"In
Jwtea's
Oouncy,"
Senior
School.
Song.
"A
Christmas
Carol."
Bessie
and
Bva
Chandler
and
DeipMne
Lemon.
Country
done.
DMeton
S.
Pirnio
solo.
"NkIsm,m
Erftth
Ritchie.
Recife
Mon.
"The
Bashful
Suitor."
Beryl
Birch.
Duet
tcHotniMOBtat).
Trees,"
Highland
ehmea.
Dhdsfon
6.
SttAf
dtoflfSi
s&GWi
AHcc
Piano
solo.
"The
Chimes,'
eon
Kirk.
patrick.
Dance.
"Seann
Trutbhaa,"
Watt.
Chofus.
"Bring
a
Torch
Maur-
"Shepherds
Shake
Off."
School
chorus.
"Deck
the
Hall.
STOCK
MART
NEW
YORK.
Dec
pool
favorites
crashed
three
to
ten
points
in
yesterday's
trading
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange,
carrying
the
general
list
down
from
one
to
three
points
and.
although
there
was
a
late
rally,
the
closing
tone
was
definitely
weaker
$
Merry
$
S
Yttli
BADMINTON
Scoring
in
Individual
(iamrs
on
Monday
Night
Following
were
results-
In
indlvl
dual
games
In
Monday
night's
play
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Assentation's
weekly
lnter-club
play:
A
DIVISION
Skrrna
0,
C.
N.
It.
A.
6
Mrs.
Bartlett
and
Mrs.
Darton
lost
to
Mrs.
Horton
and
Miss
E.
Davis.
9-15.
5-15.
Miss
Astoria
and
Stamford
lost
to
Opening
chorus,
"The
first
Noel,"
M1"
T.
Davis
and
Stiles,
7-15,
7-15.
the
School.
Cornish
and
Bartlett
lost
to
Hor-
Piane
solo.
"The
Watchman's
n
t
Mo.xley.
8-15,
1115.
Son.''
Annie
Peterson.
f
c-
K-
A.
I,
rrluce
Rupert
Action
song.
"The
Three
Little
Pigs."
Divisions
10
and
11.
Recitation.
"Cows."
Zoida
Hale.
Acrostic.
"Merry
Christmas."
Division
7.
Duet.
"The
Pickaninnies."
June
Gomes
and
Oeorghia
Lamb.
Piano
solo.
"Hark,
the
HeraM
Stag."
Margaret
Armstrong.
Novelty
Boxed
Handkerchiefs-priced
from
III
1
V
THE
STORE
OF
THE
BETTER
DRESSED
FOR
LESS
15c
u
50c
Bedroom
Slippers
hi
kids
and
fallen,
to
$l
.td.
novelty
boxed
Friday
Special
reg
v.ilws
S1.00
25
Only
Pairs
Shots
In
uubmm,
straps,
ties.
CuU.
ii
and
high
hvets,
reg.
values
to
$6.50
Friday
Special
30
Pairs
Monarch
"Debutante"
Hosy
and
semi-service,
in
novelty
boxes
Friday
Special
S2.45
In
chiffon
79c
WEAR
CO.
LIMITED
1
mm"Bmmm'mmHmmmmmm'm,
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MnBBMaBaaMBajBtBBBMBiSBai
For
Your
Health
Chiropractic
Ultra
Violet
Kays
Intra
Red
Kays
Massage
All
at
Reasonable
Prices
W.
C.
ASPINALL
D.C.
(Chiropractor)
tlrren
241
rtiones
Green
5
Kirhange
Rlock
COAL!
COAL!
Uur
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
s
ton
of
No,
1
bulkley
Valley.
W
alw
sll
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat
Oats
and
Barley:
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
SI
rhonei
ssi
1
Tlie
AUCTIONEER
Packlng-Cratlng-Wrapplng
St
General
Furniture
Repairs
List
your
goods
with
me
Flume
Mack
1Z0
fiEO.
J.
DAWES
Mcintosh
and
Mrs.
Mscauley
lost
te
Ward
and
Miss
Cross.
17-1.
9-15.
15-5.
Mrs.
Teng
and
Mrs.
Squires
last
to
Miss
Mitchell
and
Miss
Grieve
1-15
2-15
Skrena
1,
Prince
Rupert
Darton
and
Murray
lost
to
Lam-
bie
and
Ruseeil,
15-13,
12-16,
16-10.
Mrs,
Portow
and
Mrs.
Norrington
test
to
Miss
Moffatt
and
Miss
Mc-
(
Caffory.
16-1.
16-4.
Norrington
and
Miss
M.
Lawrenoe
lost
to
a
forge
Mitchell
and
Miss
B.
Thompson
16-1.
16-fl
B
DIVISION.
Rupert
C,
Rupert
Ea.t
1
Dougherty
and
rraer
beat
Bsa-
i
von
aod
Anderson
16-11.
i$-io
12-
1
Miss
MaedonaM
and
Mtos
OHttos
eat
Mrs.
Bafesay
and
Mrs.
MoLean,
rit.
M-4.
j
Mlas
MeDonaM
and
J.
Donate
at
Mi.
Leiahten
and
T.
Bussan-leh,
15-2.
16-12.
Itupert
No.
2
3,
Rupert
No.
3
4
jn
Miss
Halllwen
and
Wilding
lost
to
Mrs.
Douglas
and
Bdajeumbe
18-17.
and
16-17.
15-9.
Lindsay
and
Naylor
beat
Orme
und
Dibb
by
default.
Miss
Bdaeumbe
and
Miss
Cross
lost
to
Miss
White
and
Miss
Pat-more.
15-8.
18-14.
Rupert
East
C.
C.
S.
R.
.K.
Miss
M.
MeKay
and
Miss
IL
Beale
21:
Recent;
beat
Miss
A.
Wrathall
and
MUs
C
Morgan
15-11,
15-5.
Miss
M.
Macfte
andL.
Murdock
boat
Miss
Y.
Terrien
ant
R.
F&nks,
18-14.
15-9.
M
Oay
and
L.
Murdock
beat
P
Peterson
and
R.
Fanks15-ll.
15-12
Skerna
3,
United
5
Miss
Comadina
and
MUs
Macdon-
aid
beat
Mrs.
Payne
and
Miss
Wilkinson
15-7.
5-16.
15-10-
Stalnes
and
Parlow
lost
to
E
Oor
don
and
W.
Murray.
10-15,
15-8,
12-15.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
DeJong'lost
to
Mrs
Rogers
and
Wall.
8-16)
14-17
Skrena
C.
United
2
Mrs.
Krikevsky
and
Mrs,
Clccone
'ost
to
Mrs
Oreggor
and
Miss
Law-fnce.
15-7.
9-15,
18-17.
Sntton
and
Otbson
lost
to
Murray
nd
Cross.
915.
18-11
15-11
Mrs.
Clavring
and
H
Jackson
lost
1
Mr
and
Mrs
Greggnr
15-14,
18-13.
WINNING
IN
LIFE
FIGHT
Ditcturs
Dreideilly
OptlmMIc
Now
I'or
Are
ltailry
Homer
SuHpended
BOOTON.
Dec.
21:
CP
Irvln
Ace"
Bailey.
Toronto
AUple
Leafs
hockey
star,
suffering
from
a
fractured
skull
sustained
a
wef
k
ago
Tuesday
night
In
an
unfortlinatc
Incident
in
a
Nattonar
League
game
on
the
local
ice.
appeared
last
night
to
have
almost
won
his
battle
fir
life
following
two
delicate
opera-
i
tlons
to
relieve
pressure
on
his.
brain.
Doctors
were
decidedly
opti
mistic
as
he
rested
easier
after
having
taken
his
first
liquid
nourishment
yesterday.
He
continued
to
show
slight
Improvement
today.
Horner
Suspended
MONTREAL,
Dec
21
-Red
Hor-
;
ner.
right
(defence
player
of
the
To
ronto
Maple
Leafs,
was
yesterday
given
a
ai-game
penalty
for
his
8sssa
Sss
asa
8
jJj
After
this
month
we
will
confine
our
business
to
Stationery
and
Office
Supplies
only
and
our
present
stock
will
be
merged
with
our
printing
plant
in
the
Besner
Building.
We
are
discontinuing
all
other
lines
which
are
to
be
CLEARED
OUT
AT
COST
PRICE
PICTURES
-
GIFT
STATIONERY
-
FANCY
XMAS
WRAP-PING
PAPER
-
GIFT
CHINA
-
XMAS
SEALS
AND
TAGS
.
XMAS
DECORATIONS
-XMAS
CRACKERS
-
TOY
GAMES
&
DOLLS
-
CHILDREN'S
BOOKS
-
GIFT
LEATHER
GOODS
-CHRISTMAS
&
NEW
YEAR
CARDS
-
SCHOOL
CASES
AND
SCHOOLSUPPLIES
AH
going
at
bargain
prices.
Take
advantage
of
this
occasion
and
save
money.
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
Ltd.
Printers
and
Stationer
rnnc-
Kurt.
IU
Fraser
Stationery
Store
part
in
the
altercation
at
Boston
southbound
from
Anyox
and
n.
Stew
wee
m
wie
nocKey
game
In
prt
to
Vancouver,
also
showed
evl
which
Ace
Bailey
and
Eddie
Shore1
were
Injured.
It
was
Horner
who
struck
Shore
to
the
Ice
after
the
tt-r
had
tripped
Bailey,
thfr
latter
suffering
a
fractured
skull.
CASH
INSTCAn
OF
VOt.'CIHCItS
UII.L
IJK
IS81TKD
WOKKLESS
NORTH
BAY.
Ont.
Deoember
21
-Cash
Instead
of
vouchers
will
be
Issued
to
one
thousand
additional
settlers
of
Sturgeon
Falls,'
Nlplselng
and
North
Renfrew
districts
under
a
new
relief
scheme
to
he
Introduced
after
Christmas,
t
I
bis
dvertl,mcnt
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
l?-.urd
or
by
the
Ciovernment
of
British
Columbia
The
steamer
Catala.
Capt
James
dences
of
anothei
chilly
trln
m
Flndlay.
which
was
in
port
from
Portlnnd
Cnn.-u
WMtnr.
7..
'..,
2:15
to
3:15
Tuesday
afternoon
which
:
h.
...J-.i
.
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
U'rlte
For
Prices
E.
Dix,
Taxidermist
Terrace,
t.(;.
I
55
md
it
was
mi
cold
.
lo
even
nut
It
difficult
to
maintain
the
lu'aiinjj
uuimn;
fj
nil-
lllirr.
niuiK
iroin
5
ift
o'clock
to
8.
rnn
Into
n
frigid
snowstorm
at
Stewnrt.
Adrertlsn
In
tne
Dally
News
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