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Personal
Christmas
Cards
A
beautiful
selection
to
choose
from
Special
Discounts
Also
a
special
selection
of
twelve
richly
colored
cards
with
envelopes
In
Gift
Box
For
50c
Join
our
Christmas
-
for
Toiletware
Beautiful
designs
in
Sterling
Silver.
Finest
workmanship
and
quality.
Also
a
fine
selection
in
PEARL-TONE
and
PYRALIN
made
by
the
best
Canadian
manufacturers.
All
grades',
colors
and
prices.
Our
Schick
Dry
Shaver
is
going
over
big.
Seeing
is
believing.
Come
in
and
let
us
demonstrate
to
you.
Our
Basement
Store
is
loaded
with
China
and
Glassware
for
your
inspection.
Our
values
for
grade
and
quality
is
equal
to
any
store
in
Canada.
MAX
HEILBKONER
-
Diamond
Specialist
"ClohTrottr"llaJIa
A
ara
mad
enly
by
VICTOR
A
A
VICTORRADIO
On.
aft
h.
IfGI.U
Trotter"
mxl.l.
from
wtilrW
you
may,
Male
ure
your
home
enjoy
this
ChrutraM
with
genuine
Victor
"CM
Trotter."
A
mll
weeUy
payment
until
Christmas
girei
you
Jclivery
on
Christmas
Ere
.
.
.
with
an
easy
payment
plan
for
the
lialance.
A
alight
additional
deposit
assures
immediate
delivery.
Come
in
today
and
select
your
"Glol
Trotter"
...
and
learn
all
the
iptcial
club
privileges
that
will
Le
yours
on
the
payment
of
$1.00
for
membership
in
our
"Glob
Trotter"
Christmas
Club.
SUPROX
BATTERIES
Theirsweeping
popularity
is
attested
by
their
country-wide
sale
that
has
almost
proven
to
be
beyond
"
"
"
'
'
our
factory
capacity.
JAMES
MARTIN
Massctt,
B.C.
P.O.
Itox
77.
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MONEY
SAVING
PRICES
On
Dinnerware
and
Kitchen
Crockery
52-Picce
English
Dinner
Set,
a
beautiful
service
for
six
21-Plcce
English
Tea
Sets,
from
cups
ana
saucers.
3
.for
25c;
each
10c,
and
3
for
50c
cngusn
I'uaainif
uowls,
from
Pyrex1
Casseroles,
from
$15.00
$3.75
15ii
$1.23
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
KS,!'
NEW
CHIEF
0FP0LICE
Serjeant
11.
Greenwood
Taking
Charge
of
City
Detachment
Here
Serge
mt
O.
H.
Greenwood
of
Grand
Forks
has
been
amraintrd
chief
of
the
city
detachment
of
the
provincial
police
here,
it
was
announced
today.
He
succeed
Pom
Robert
Gibson
who
returns
to
his
former
duties
as
district
clerk
after
naving
served
for
the
past
month
r
so
with
acknowledged
satisfaction,
as
city
chief:
Constable
n
w
Taylor,
now
district
clerk,
goes
back
to
city
detachment.
The
changes
ire
effective
forthwith.
Sergeant
Greenwood
has
been
lth
the
provincial
police
for
24
'ears
and
formerly
was
in
the
Peace
liver
country
as
wcll.as
at
Ashcroft
md
-at
Williams
Lake.
He'
served
vith
distinction
as
a
lieutcnant-
mmander
in
charge
of
a
submarine
during
the
war.
He
Is
marled
with
a
family.
Buy
At
rHESE
PRICES
Save
More
.Money
at
the
Economy
Store
ASHCROFT
CATSUP
Oin
per
qt.
ulX,
3WANSDOWN
CAKE
91
n
FLOUR:
ner
nkir.
OIL
.'INK
SALMON-l's,
tall
OOn
2
tins
4oC
UNO
OSCAR
SARDINES
O
C
3
tins
OOL
JICONOMV
COFFEE-Frcsh
ground
at
our
store,
try
ft
onn
3
lbs
OUC
HAPPYVALE
PICKLES
-
Sweet.
Sour.
Sweet
Mustard
or
Q
Q
n
Chow,
per
32-oz.
bottle
.
uL
3
bottles
ne
HELMET
CORNED
BEEF
QCn
3
tins
Dt
APRICOTS
Fancy
quality
C(in
Dry,
3
lbs
DUL
LUX-Largc
'
cq
3
pkgs.
Wit
AOMAN
MEAL
T-f
rt
3
Dkes
01.
UU
MAYONNAISE
Best
Foods
QQ
16-oz.
Jar
OaJl
SCHOOL
SCRIBBLERS
BUV
them
nnu'l.
nor
Ant
CAULIFLOWER
Large
each
45c
20c
MUSSALLElW'S
ECONOMY
STORE
'Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
"
r.-O.'Bb'x
575
Phone
18
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Announcement
of
Interest
Regarding
New
Medicine
New
Halibut
Fishing
Regulations
Expected
To
be
Announced
Soon
As
nnnnnnrnd
p.-irlinr
tli5
u'ppk
;i
rnmti'inr
nf
people
has
become
interested
in
a
plan
to
establish
a
plant
,
.
.
.
.
.
..4.
T.
t-
.i
e
ii.
i.
at
x
rjnce
uupon
lor
ine
manuiaciure
oi
tnaiattol,
a
newly
discovered
vitamin-containing
medicinal
product,
made
from
the
oils
of
halibut,
greyfish
and
pilchard
livers,
which
has
been
found
to
be
equal,
if
not
superior,
in
quality
o
the
best
cod
liver
oil.
it
can
be
produced
commercially
at
a
comnaratlve
cost
from
livers
of
fishes
which
In
the
past
have
not
been
considered
to
be
worth
treating.
Chemical
and
bio-chemical
departments
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
have
developed
two
new
processes
for
the
extraction
of
the
vitamin-containing
oils
from
these
fishes.
The
sequel
to
these
discoveries
has
been
the
Interesting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
group
in
the
possibilities
of
commercial
manufacture.
Tnaiattol"
is
the
new
name
that
has
been
chosen
for
this
new
medicinal
product
which
was
at
first
dpsiirn.itrrt
j
"marinol,"
it
being
subsequently
found,
however,
that
this
name
is
already
in
use.
Tests
made
last
year
among
Prince
Rupert-
school
children
of
thalattol"
established
Its
(medicinal
properties
and
value.
These
tests
are
being
followed
up
again
this
year.
Thalattol"
Is
but
one
of
two
newly
announced
discoveries
of
Importance
which
have
Just
recently
been
made
as
a
result
of
research
i
work
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
(Experimental
StaUon.
The
other
j
discovery
is
that
of
a
new
and
more
economical
process
for
the
glazing
of
fish.
This
new
glaze
can
be
applied
to
the
Ice
cold
fUh
without
having
to
dip
the
fish
In
warm
water
.is
has
been
done
In
the
past.
The
process
produces
an
attractive
translucent
effect
and
also
acts
as
a
chemical
preservative
of
the
fish.
The,
proqess
has
been
adopted
by
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
which
has
received
favorable
reports
upon
It
from
the
trade.
The
provincial
government
has
Issued
a
herring
reduction
plant
licence
to
Nelson
Bros
Fisheries
Limited
of
Vancouver
for
the
rc-ductloniplant
at
Tucks
Inlet.
Prince
Rupert,;
which.
It
is
expected,
will
be
operated
a?aln
early
next
year
after
having
been
closed
down
for
'several
months.
Halibut
fishing
Interests
at
Prlnr-
Rupert
arc
awaiting
with
Interest
the
announcement
of
new
regula
tions
governing
the
fishery
for
the
year
1935
which
It
Li
cxneeter!
will
be
made
In
the
near
future.
At
a
recent
conference
In
Seattle
with
proposed
new
regulations
were
dls
cussed
by
the
Internationa)
Fisheries
Commission.
It
is
exnected
there
may
be
some
rather
important
changes
next
year.
Olof
Hanson,
M.P.
for
Skcrnn
nnri
A.
J.
Prudhomme
returned
home
at
i
a.m.
today
from
a
tour
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TJiey
got
back
on
the
Massett
Canners
cannery
tender
Jedway,
Capt.
Johnny
Hartlln,
which
went
over
early
this
week
to
meet
them
and
take
them
from
Skldegatc
Inlet
to
Moresby
Island
logging
camps,
Mr.
Hanson
received
a
cordial
welcome
at
all
points
visited
and
discussed
many
matters
with
his
Island
constituents.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
Ernest
Oeorgeson,
arrived
In
port
at
10:30
last
night
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
12
midnieht
nn
hr
to
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
snap
m&
CLEANS
AND
POLISHES
Bathtubs,
Wtshbutna,
Windowi,
and
Mirror.
Cannot
scratch.
Moto
ID
Truck
Motors
Suitable
for
fish
boats
also
speed
boat
motors
$35
up
TiirlUfe
Truck"
&
Car
Parts
J630
W.
1st.
Ave.,
Vancouver
Cadborosaurus?
B-l-a-a-h!
PROLOGUE
Oh
where,
oh
where
lias
my
old
'Caddy'
gone?
Oh
why.
oh
why
did
he
not
stay?
With
his
head
like
a
horse
and
his
tall
so
long.
Sporting
around
Cadboro
Bay."
a
To
Henry
Island.
ix
hundred
miles
north,
A
weary
sea-monster
paddled
one
day;
From
the
placid
waters
he
wriggled
forth:
He
had
come
to
die
and
decay.
"Oh
why
did
I
roam
from
my
Northern
sea
To
that
terrible
Southern
buy.
Where
they
laughed,
scoffed
and
sneered
at
me
As
my
mamma
warned
was
Victoria's
way?
"The
shock
was
great.
It
lias
weakened
me
so;
But
now
I
am
happy
to
lay
down
my
head
Close
to
Prince
Ilmxrt
uut
people.
I
know.
Would
believe
In
me
living
or
honor
me
dead.
To
you
of
the
North
who
find
me
here
I
pray
wllh
the
lut
gasp
from
my
me
to
Prince
Rupert,
keep
mc
there;
8ivc
mc
from
Uat
terrible
place
In
the
south
r
a
a
m
i.o
cue
"Oh
where,
oh
where
did
my
old
'Caddy'
roam?
Oh
why
did
he
not
stay?"
n
1
a
a
h
Bl
a
a
hf
He
wn
a
wise
old
thing-he
found
his
way
home.
RunosnurusJ
Rupy!
Rupy!
Rah!
Rah
I
JOSEPH
T.
MANDY
various
branches
of
the
Industry.
.
ChSrrt
aU-
The
Dlly
Nei
can
be
pur-
Post
Office
News
Stand.
32a
Oranvllle
St..
Vancouver.
Karl
Anderson
Prince
George
B.C.
R
W
Rllry.
Terrace.
H.C
General
Store
Anjox
Hmlthers
Dm
Store.
Smith-
r.
B.C
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
ShlpbuIMtrf
and
Engineer.
Iraa
anal
ftraa
Catting.
Rtri
ami
ArrtjUna
SpHalUta
nn
Sawmill
!
Mining
Marhlnory.
All
Typa
c.,
E,nw.
KTlrrd
anal
O.
erhau.
CHECK
YOUR
TUNING
DIAL
Stations
heard
on
tonight's
reception,
not
on
correct
dial
setting,
will
indicate
that
your
radio
needs
adjusting.
Phone
Blue
320
for
particulars.
.
SUPERIOR
RADIO-ELECTRIC
FINE
FILMS
ARE
BOOKED
Maiuicr
Borland
Has
Eiceptloually
Com!
Llue-up
For
Coming
Month
at
Capitol
An
exceptionally
good
list
of
feature
attractions
has
been
secured
for
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
month
by
Manager
Dave
Borland.
Due
to
the
tremendous
popularity
in
other
places
and
Its
exceptional
merit
"One
Night
of
Love,"
starring
the
famous
Grace
Moore
of
Metropoll
tan
Opera
fame,
Is
being,
given
an
extended
engagement
in
Prince
Ru
pert
and
will
show
for
three
days
next
week.
"Now
and
Forever,
with
Shirley
Temple,
will
also
be
given
a
three-day
showing
next
week.
The
full
list
of
bookings
for
the
ensuing
month
Is
as
follows:
Dec.
1
"The
Cat's
Paw."
with
Harold
Lloyd.
Dec.
3,
4,
5
"One
Night
of
Love
with
Grace
Moore.
Dec.
6,
7.
8
"Now
and
Forever
with
Shirley
Temple,
Gary
Cooper.
Carole
Lombard.
Dec.
10.
ll-"Thlne
is
My
Heart
with
Richard
Tauber
from
musical
show
"Blossom
Time").
Dec.
12.
lJ-"Bellc
of
the
90s.
with
Mae
West.
Dec.
14.
1
Treanure
Island,
with
Wallace
Beery.
Jackie
Cooper
Dee.
17.
l&-Doublc
bill,
-You
Can't
Buy
Everything."
with
May
Robaon.
Jean
Parker:
and
Ro
mance
In
the
Rain,
with
Roger
Pryor
and
Heather
Angel.
Dec.
19,
20
-Girl
From
Missouri,"
with
Jean
Harlow
and
Franchot
Tone.
Dec.
21.
22
Double
bill.
"Dragon
Murder
Case,"
with
Warren
Wll
llama;
and
"Kansas
city
Princess,''
with
Joan
Blondell
and
Olenda
Farrell.
De.
24.
2S
The
White
Parade
with
Lorette
Young
and
John
Boles.
Dee.
2J.
27
"Baby
Take
a
Bow.
'
with
Shirley
Temple,
James
Dunn
Claire
Trevor.
Dee.
28,
20
-"Java
Head."
with
Anna
May
Wong
and
Elizabeth
Al
len.
Dec.
31.
Jan.
l-"01rl
of
the
Urn
bcrlost,"
with
Marian
Marsh.
Ralph
Morgan.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Duncan
Kennedy
aalled
last
night
on
the
Prlncew
Adelaide
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
The
Mark
Of
A
Particular
Man
A
judicious
choice
of
personal
Jewelry
marks
the
man
of
discerning
taste.
A
little
thing
like
a
scarf
pin
or
a
ring
or
the
style
of
his
watch
can
speak
volumes
for
his
good
taite.
That's
why
particular
men
make
a
habit
of
coming
here.
And
our
prices
are
moderate.
9
I,
(Jewellers
Tilt
STORE
Willi
THE
CLOCK
Van
s
Bakery
Quality
Breads
Made
with
Milk,
White
and
Whole
Wheat
Wrapped
2
for
15c
Unwrapped
1
for
25c
Health
Bread,
per
loaf
10c
ItYYKAK
(Syrup)
Mb,
If.
10c
Rye
Pumpcmyckcl,
3
for
25c
At
All
Grocers
Our
bread
Is
all
labelled
on
bottom
as
a
guarantee
of
Its
quality.
IMione
190
Saturday
Dr
E!3
TOM,.,,,.
"AltOU,
LI.0VI,
"rhe
tor
StartiiiK
Moruav
Ca4l'r
r
.
."Mafc,.,!-
ir
arVMuatatl"
'CaW
SvaaiM
I
arai
fctriDi
J
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Ml"
.
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Hfl
:l,
M
f
ill
LI
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HAVE
BOIU.ANH
SAYS:
Wherever
this
pii
iun
iw
&Jiown.
theatre
atti-ii.ne
record
have
been
siii
ik'H
and
audiences
have
,
claimed
It
a
the
most
charming
and
intelligent
musical
picture
to
come
out
of
Hollywood
with
Ourc
Mooro
voifo
pi'
n
'
ItKOINS
.MOMAV
COFFEE
De
Luxe
Served
nt
All
Time.-
of
Day
or
Nik'Iit
Always
fresh-
Using
the
S
method
-Doing
away
wholly
with
metal
taste,
stale
flavor.
Healthrul
and
Invigorating
Commodore
Caje
Try
u
Dally
New
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