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Solve
Your
Gift
Problems
By
Giving
Footwear
You
will
nere
find
a
nipre
practical
or
ideal
gift
than
a
pair'of
shoes
or
slippers
for
faitn
or
her.
A
gift
so
intimate
so
personal!
HOSIERY
-Always
Acceptably
A
complete
stock
of
Semi-Service.
Chiffon
or
the
An
New
Crepe
in
all
the
seasonable
shades
Shop
at-
The
Family
Shoe
Store
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COiPETITIOX
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and
Quality
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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
P.
PULL
EN
Managing-Editor
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
News
Department
Telephone
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
Dec.
21.
1934
';
It
is
easy
to
understand
after
reading
the
account
of
the
'
investigation
at
Ottawa,
why
Quebec
firms
were
able
to
!
compete
successfully
against
anything
that
might
be
at-'
tempted
in
the
west.
In
the
silk
mills
they
were
paving
ah!
average
of
$12.28
a
week
to
their
employees
with
some
as'
low
as
two
and
three
dollars.
How
could
it
be
expected
that
a
silk
mill
could
be
operated
successfully
in
Prince!
Rupert
if
the
average
wace
naid
is
to
be
twelve
dollars
a
!
.week
7
It
could
not
be
done.
s
,
We
know
that
Japanese
wages
are
much
lower
than
those
paid
in
Quebec
but
we
are
protected
against
the
Japanese
manufacturer
by
a
duty.
We
are
not
protected
against
Quebec
competition
which,
if
the
evidence
given
in
the
inquiry
be
true,
is
most
unfair.
THINKING
PEACE
Too
many
people
are
still
thinking
war
when
they
should
be
thinking
peace.
In
Britain
it
is
particularly
noticeable
that
the
leading
men
are
talking
more
of
peace
than
of
war,
with
the
possible
exception
of
Winston
Churchill.
Everybody
wants
peace.
General
Smuts
in
South
Africa
favors
peace.
Most
people
who
have
any
authority
are
working
for
peace
although
a
few
mistakenly
injure
the
cause
they
espouse.
Let
us
try
to
get
rid
of
the
spectre
of
war
by
thinking
peace.
Possiblv
in
this
wav
we
can
infhipnre
thP
that
seem
to
be
inclined
to
favor
the
method
of
settling;
Intel-national
difficulties
by
process
of
war.
j
.
FINAL
APPEAL
j
Thfc
Salvation
Army
has
not
yet
enough
money
to
carry
;
but
its
plans
for
providing
hampers
and
at
the
same
time
:
purchasing
clothes
for
those
cnrelv
in
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nave
probably
forgotten
to;
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contributions.
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is
a
real
need
and
we
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LAMB
Legs,
lb
22c
Shoulder,
lb
15c
Stew.-3
lbs
:25c
Shamrock
Eggs
Op
Processed.
3
doz.
Veal
Rumps,
lb.
.
.
15c
Phone
63
We
Have
a
Large
Selection
of
Hulklcy
Valley
and
Alberta
25clb.
TURKEYS
25clb.
Chickens,
lb
28c
I
Fowl,
lb
25c
D"cks,
lb
25c
I
Geese,
lb
20c
ALUA.
GRADE
BIRDS..
SIIAAIROCK
O
A
C
HALF
27c
lb.
PREMIUM
HAlYlO
WHOLE
25c
Hl
BEEF
Rib
Roast,
lb
15c
Pot
Roast,
lb
10c
Brisket,
3
lbs
25c
Eastern
Oysters
As
per
pint
UvC
Leg
of
Pork,
lb.
20c
CRANKSHAFT
Christmas
Meals
IS
BROKEN
In
Dining
Cars
Excel
of
Petersburg
Picked.
!L'pny:
Lysekil
After
Mishap
Having
In
tow
the
Petersburg
halibut
boat
Excel,
Capt.
John
Mc-Iver,
which
she
had
picked
up
in
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
off
Egg
Island
following
the
breaking
of
the
crankshaft
of
her
75
h
p.
Atla-Imperial
diesel
engine,
the
Prtivw
Rupert
halibut
Doat
Lysekil.
Capt.
Al
Woie.
arrived
yesterday
after-;
noon
and
continued
last
evening
to
Ketchikan
with
the
disabled
vessel.
j
The
Excel
was
on
her
war
frotai
Seattle
to
Petersburg
when
the
mishap
occurred.
The
Lysekil
was
on
the
way
from
Prince
Rupert
to!
j
Vancouver
to
spend
the
winter
J
when
she
encountered
and
rescued
the
disabled
vessel.
After
delivering
the
Exeel
to
j
Ketchikan,
the
Lysekil
will
proceed
!
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
A.
V.
Fisher
of
TWkwa
ar-j
rived
In
the
city
on
last
night'
train
i
to
spend
Christmas
here.
Mrs.
Fisher
f
ormerly
resided
here
but
for
some
years
has
been
engaged
In
farming
in
the
Telkwa
district.
Miss
A.
Longworth,
who
teaches!
school
at
Terrae.
arrived
In
the:
eitv
from
tli
intoHnr
night's
train,
.sailing
on
the
Prince!
George
for
Vancouver
where
she;
will
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
!
Year
holiday
season.
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Dec
21:
Holldaj
travellers
may
have
their
share
oi
an
tbe
gojrf
things
to
eat
pertaining;
to
the
festive
season
while
en-rotite
tor
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the
trim-tohisafwiU
be
the
feature
of
Christmas
and
New
Year
meals
on
the
dining
cais.
of
the
Canadian
National
Raufeiys.
several
doeen
.vlump
birds
having
been
selected
and
prepared
for
the
delectation
of
thoee
tm
must
spend
part
of
their
holidays
on
trains,
according
to
plans
announced
today
by
O.
A.
M
-Nlchott.
general
passenger
agent.
In
keeping
with
the
practice
idopted
some
time
ago.
which,
has
greatly
popularised
the
dining
car
Among
the
travelling
public,
meals
will
be
served
at
fixed
prices
In
addition
to
the
regular
a
la
carte
service.
These
will
be
featured
on
a
holly-bedecked
menu
slip
and
will
include.
In
addition
to
the
traditional
turkey
and
trimmings,
old
Bngltoi
plum
pudding
or
mince
pies
fahiontl
from
a
famous
old
English
recipe
These
holiday
meals
wiH
be
on
the
menus
of
all
dining
cars
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
from
Dceraber
21
to
January
2
Inclusive.
T.
W.
Sllversides
sails
tonight
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
1G
oz.
$1.75
25
oz.
$2.65
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by
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Government
of
British
Columbia.
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all
our
customers
and
friend;
we
extend
our
best
wishes
for
A
Merry
Christmas
and
a
Happy
and
'Prosperous
New
Year
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Things
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gifts
that
he
would
like
to
have
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but
probably
wouldn't
buy
himself
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how
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Our
selection
of
haberdashery
and
apparel
for
men's
gifts
has
nevr
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so
complete
at
such
attractive
prices.
We
suggest
an
early
inspection.
Forsyth
and
Arrow
Shirts
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at
up
from
Forsyth
Pyjamas,
attrac-
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Forsyth
and
Arrow
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from
Tie
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Handkerchief
Sets
at
Suspender
Sets
at
Belts
&
Buckles
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Received
Complete
new
stock
Hudson's
Bay
Blankets,
Teas,
Coffees
and
Genuine
Satsuma
Vases
containing
one
pound
of
Fort
Garry
Tea
Von
cannot
purrliaie
a
nirer
ChrUtmas
(1ft
than
a
pair
of
ItudMin's
Bar
KlinktU
or
a
SaUuma
Vase
Come
In
and
look
them
over
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BAY
COMPANY
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LARGE
STOCK
of
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Linoleum
&
Congolcum
Numeroui
fattrnu
to
Choose
From.
A
Complete
Full
Line.
Prices
will
more
than
meet
the
prices
quoted
In
eastern
catalogues.
Customers
will
be
well
advised
to
make
an
early
call
and
Inspect
what
we
nave.
You
make
a
dollar
when
you
sell!
Why
not
make
another
dollar
when
you
buy?
We
with
all
a
Merry
Xmas
and
Happy
New
Year
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Furniture
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Green
421
Itox
No.
96
Still
Muylnc
Old
Gold
50c
Penman's
Fancy
New
Qi
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A
Wool
Hose,
50c
to
....
Currie
and
Forsyth
Wool
Q4
HIZ
Mufflers,
un
from
Frenchmaide
House
Coats
7.50
Currie
Hrace?,
Armband
anl
jar
tens
in
attractive
Bet.
Hickok
Tie
Clips,
Hickok
Belt
,.:!,
the
new
Zip
fastener.
Galebert
Sc
Gallin
Glove-s
at
up
from
.
$1.50
Jantzen
Sweater,
all
styles
ir.
r.
est
shade
and
style
QO
Aft
up
from
?OtVU
Great
West
Garment
Sport
Jau:c
Frenchmaide
Gowns
jQ
QQ
Gifts
For
Boys
75c
50c
e
Warm
Lined
Leather
Gloves
Arrow
Shirt
&
Blouse
Q4
A
A
un
from
OX.UV
Leather
Aviation
Caps
with
Goggle
Complete
stock
of
Sweaters,
sorrv
with
Zipper
fai-iener
Q4
C
A
at
$1.00
Bryant
Company
Ltd.
The
Shon
for
Women
who
Shon
for
Men
$1.15
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Christmas
Cards
5c,
10c,
1
fa
up;
Special
10
for
35c
Christmas
Calendars
25c
to
$1.00
Tags,
Seal
and
Wrapping.
Personal
Christmas
Card
printed
injnuruown
plant
on
short
notice)
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PRINTERS
AND
STATIONERS
Besner
Block,
Third
Street
s
at
at
t
ANY
DEBTS
OWING
TO
G0LDBL00M
by
trappers
will
not
be
collected
until
after
fishing
Send
your
furs
to
him.
He
guarantees
top
prices.
Will
wire
money
on
receiving
goods.
Must
fill
order
for
10,000
mink.
Interested
in
all
kinds
of
furs.
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