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(when
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come
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that
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are
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finest
money
can
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value
them
accordingly.
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Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
.way
port
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ADELAIDE,
Fridays,
10
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To
Vancouver
Direct
,
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PRINCESS
NORAJI,
Dec.
5th,
,19th,
Jan.
2nd,
,16th,
30th.
To
Ki-tqliikan.
Wraiucll.
Juneau
and
Skacway
S.S.
PRINCESS
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Dec.
15th,
29th,
Jan.
12th,
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$32.00
Tickets
on
sale
Nov.
1st,
1935
to
Feb.
29th,
1036.
Final
rc-turn
limit
March
3lst,
1936.
For
Information
and
reservations
call
nr
write
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L.
qpATES,
General
Agent.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
By
Ifish
&
Cold
Storage
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Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
DAILY
EDITION
FOR
LEAD
Afoose
Defeat
(irotto
and
Draw
Into
Tie
'With
Lambie
&
.Stone
For
Senior
League
Moosq
went
into.a
tie
withiLam-bie
:&
Stone
fof
the
leadership
of
the
Senior
Basketball
.League
by
defeating
the
Grotto
28
to
27;in
a
close
but
slow
game
last
night.
There
was
a
'little
excitement
in
tlje
last
three
minutes
of
the
second
period
as
the
Moose
were
one
point
behind
then.
Wlngham
sank
one
with
just
over
a
half
minute
to
go.
The
Grotto
was
leading
at
half
time,
score
being
15-11.
Intermediate
League
Something
went
haywire
with
the
Canadian
Legion
machinery
as
It
lost
to
the
scrappy
Scythian
squad
30
to
25
In
the
Intermediate
fixture.
regardless
of
some
of
the
referee's
decisions.
The
Legion
was
leading
at
half
time
12
to
11.
The
Scythians,
came
from
behind
In
the
second
period
to
outscore
the
Vets
and
I
get
a
lead
which
the
Legion
over-.came
before
the
final
whistle.
Ladies'
League
i
The
Grottettes.
five
noints
down'
at
half
time,
came
up
from
behind
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
Dev
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
ffKlNCK
KUTERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
ftnery
.Afternoon,
Except
.Bunday.ibj,PrTc
Rupert
Uatly
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
P.
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.Jlarjatfos-Edrior
Tuesday.
ljec..l7..193.5
STAKANOFF
MOVEMENT
f?
What
Is
known
In
Russia
as
the
Stakanoff
Movement
Is
a
schemefift
IntrnriilcpH
in
the
lanri
nt
Via
Onvlotc
V.,,
n
mo.
.t
t
.
r
counteract
the
natural
tendency
under
communism
or
socialism
to
slacken
off
work.
The
,
newspapers
,
of
Russia
have
orders
to
feature
:and
favor
the
mowment
and
fn
mpst
of
the
factories
and
in
large
public
works
it
may
be
found
in
operation.
Theoretically
Stakanovists
are
those
who,
in
connection
with
their
work,
Invent
or
adopt
methods
which
speed
up
production.
In
practice
it
usually
means
that
the
stakanovists
work'
faster
.and
earn
bonuses
by
prdduclng
more
through
greater
activity
Naturally
exception
is
taken
to
the
movement
by
many
Russian
,
workers.
They,
have
;no
assurance
that
the
"norm"
or
normal
production
of
each
tWQrk?r
,
will.
not
be
irised
through
It
'which
will
eventually
lead
to
a
lower
rate
of
pay
for
the
same
amount
of
work.
However,
the
Stalin
Government,
is
very
.keen
on
it
and
ruthless
In
Its
application,
i
W
The
M'orkerowho,
does
not
fall
in
with
the
Increased
speed
does
not
getl&
much
consideration.
Executives
are
not
allowed
to
criticize
the
move-
whalm
f
Ktif
In
ertm
a
rtlctr1s
c
t
fanw
V
a
ira
Viaam
vlnf
o
a
wi
Kama
a
iin
Lr
are
regarded
as
martyrs
to
the
cause
and
the
system
of
speeding
Upj
and
driving
toward
increased
production
Is
being
encouraged
and
en-'JJ
forced
by
the
Kremlin.
Thus
d
class
of
superworkers
is
being
developed
t
with
a
view
to
strengthening
the
Soviet
financially
and
industrially.
FIRST
ROUND
OF
CR1BBAGE
First
round
of
crlbbage
n
the
Tip
Top
Tailors
Cup
competition
was
played
last
night
with
the
Sons
of
Norway,
Grotto,
Oddfellows
and
Elevator
qualifying
for
the
second
round.
Results,wer
as
follows:
Moose
13,
'Elevator
14.
Oddfejlows
.1.4,
Meat
packers
,13.
Sons
of
Norway
18,
Canadian
Leglan
9.
.Grotto
17,
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
10.
The
second
.round
will
be
played
Thursday
with
Sons
of
Norway
meeting
.Grotto
and
Oddfellows
playing
Elevator.
LADIES'
BOWLING
Blue
Birds
defeated
Doodads
1493
to
1302
Jn
one
of
the
Ladles'
Z6
ZZL
i
It
was
a
fighting
game
all
the
way
while
Rangers
won
over
Canadian!
to
beat
the
.King
Edward
Students
iKeron-
345;
Hartwlg,
175
16
to
15
In
a
close,
thrilling,
free
scoring
Ladles'
League
game..
Betty
Ellison
of
the
8tudents
and
Kay
McMeekln
of
the
tGrottsttes
went
on
scoring
sprees
Boy
Scouts
defeated
(he
Moose
fl
to
6
In
a
hard
checking,
low
scoring
Junior
League
curtain
.raiser.
The
Scouts
were
leading
5-2
at
half
time.
Individual
.scprlng:
Junior.
League
i
Boy
Scouts
9
Eastman
(2),
Brown
(6),
Llndseth
(1),
Erlckson,
Dybhayn.
!
Moose
(6)
Lear
(2),
Husoy
(2),
Schubert
U),
Blake,
Cromp,
Hale
il),
Clausen.
.
.Ladies'
League
'
.
High
School
(15)
E.
DAYls,
Mus-sallem
(1),
Ellison
(8),
T.
Davis,
Blaine
(6).
Grottettes
(16)
Dickens
(2),
Beale
(4),
McMeekln
(6),
Crokrord
(4),
Gulick.
Intermediate
League
Canadian
Legion
(25)
Arm
strong
(14),
McPhee
.l7),Blake
(4),
;Chrlstison,
Viereck,
Suehlro,
Mox-ley.
Scythians
(30)
Mbntesano
(2),
Tobey
(1).
'Murray
(t),
Gilils,
Cur-rle,
Domlnato
(13),
Beynon
(12),
Letourrteau
(1).
SeniorLeague
Moose
(28)
Mitchell
(9),
a.
Morrison
(2),
Stiles
9),
Pierce,
.R.
Morrison
(2),
Wlngham
(6).
Grotto
(27)
Campbell
(8),
Morgan
(14),
Smith
(2),
Antonelll,
GHlls
(3),
Moxley.
New
Zealand
Riijgtrs
Win
ABERAVQN,
.Wales,
.Dec.
17:
The
New
Zealand
All
Blacks
rugby
team
cqntlnued
its.
triumphal
tour
through
the
British
Isles
by
.defeating
a
combined
Neath
and
Ab-eravon
counties
team
,
here
by
a
score
of
13-to
3.
.
U.
N.
R
A.
Tenz.
227:
Petr,
son,
235:
Rice,
193:
Ho'rton,
230;
Munro.
255.
RangersRose.
294;
Llndseth,
187:
Letchford,
302;
Mdntgomeryl
281;
Raybone,
314.
1
The
Men's
Store,
Where
Women
Like
to
Slul
Xr
Gift
Suggestions
for
Him
Flannel
Robes
House
Jackets
:
Initial
'Kerchiefs
iMiifflers
ic
SuspendQr
Se.tis
'
fAr
illosiery
.Linen
'Kerchiefs
k
..Spa(5
Silk
(towns
lUressShirts
Pajamas
'NeckwQar
Underwear
,1
lots
Caps
Knitted
Tics
Scarves
5l
(Hve
.something
practicalsomething
that
frf
will
:be
appreciated.
Men
buy
here
when
tbeyihuy
for
themselves!
And
wise
women
.buyihorevwheH'they
kty
Gifts
for
Men
!
Th1s
year
we
have
.eswlled
ourselves
in,
the
.greatest
assortment
of
Chrintmas
Tous'for
Alep
we
ha,ve
.ever
,slipwn.
We
cordially
invite
your
inspection.
A
lieposit
will
hold
any
.fltticle'
until
required.
SPORT
CHAT
h'ff
A
UiUWyUNlUWN
;UKAPt
'JM1P
.1
For
Variety
and
Novelty
go
to
WALLACE
.Kirn(n.a.s
in
glistening
silk
or
satins,
cosy
flannels
or
eider-
GQ
PA
downs;
from
$2.95
to
.
.
.
VtJU
Novelties
in
.great
variety,
at
.most
reasonable
prices.
1
11
'
'ii
1
1
'
Ladies'
or
Gents'
Pure
Unqn
ft?
ankie3
in
boxes,
from
50c
,to
Gloves,
.lined,
or
unlined
pair,
from
$1.25
m
Silk
Underwear,
in
a
,very
pleasing
!,
K?
assortment
-with
dance
O
CT
A
;
M
sets;
from
$l;0d
to
V?,y
Pyja.lnas,a;n'TOighties,
in
a
wide-variety
,
of
stylos
;ancl
colors
Ql
Aff
from
$2.250
S
We
Can
Help
You
With
Your
Gift
Problems
m
We.
have
jjoods
to
suiUhe
Pater,
the
Sister
or
the
Plater,
the
Hoy
Friend
I
bis
Girlie
-
SO
KEMEIUBER
TO
SHOP
EARbYl
Smoking
Jackets
Socks
JUckok
licit-Sets
Sweaters
Hrcss
jewelry
ic
Slippers
Cloves
Shoes
to
nil
victory
.oyer
Grmsby
Town.
In
the
'Scottish
League.
First
Division;
the
leading
Aberdonlans
won
three
to
two
over
Hamilton
Aca-
Sunderland
remained
In
first
dejnicals.
Celtic
was
defeated
by
place
in
the
iFlrst
Division
of
the
j
Dunfermline
one
to
nil
but
re-
English
Football
League
Saturday
i
malnad
in
second
talace.
Third
IZ
though
defeated
bnuddersflelJ
pi
National
Recreation
Association
1378
to
1146
in
the
other.
Mrs.'
Ker-on
of
the
Blue
Birds
was
high
Individual
scorer
wfth.,
174.
Individual
scores:
Doodads
McKeown,
-.298;
Ingram,
267;
Smith,
250;.
Parent,
331,
Clcconei,-213.
.
..
...
Blue
Birds
Church.
304;
Pierce.
269;
Webster,
124;
-Bouiter.
270-
ace
Glasgow
Rangers
had
an
Town
one
to
nil.
Derby
County
re-1
easy
five
to
one
victory
over
Albion
malhed
In
second
place
with
a
two
Rovers.
UNION
ST
EAMS,1I,I,IS,
,LtI
,MtI
.TE
D
Speclal
Low
Winter
-Excursion
Rates
effective
Nqvember
1st,
1935
,nenbruarytl1'
1.9.36.
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Rupert
to.
Vancouver
-and
return
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVEUY
TUES.DAY,
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Vancouver,
Thursday
p.m.
T.S.S.
CARDENA
FRIDAY,
20
P.M.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
Weekly
sailings
tp
.Port
Simpson,
Stewart.
Anyox
and'Naas
River
Sunday,
8
p.m.
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information
regardlr.g
sailings
and
Uckets
(rnm
It.
M.
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I'rinte
Rupert
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Third
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4hone
SB
or
-Ghildren's
.Silk
Underwear,
Panties,
Gowns
and
Pyjamas,
Varied
nttrac-tive
colors.
Traveling
Companions
;in
floral
satin
cases,
up
-from
.
n?nily
Line",
:P,ect)S
aml
'Damask
-tloths
tor
gift
puiposes
of
to
adorn
your
Christmas
dinnqr
fable,
gpme
.extra
large
sizes.
Artificial
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Very
realistic,
in
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or
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each
to,
.per
set
Dolls
and
Mechanical
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25c
to
.
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and
Individual
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.from
6c
to',.
1.95
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in
and
ex.ainine
our
display.
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will
he
welcome
i
nuiNtt
y
ana
not
pressed
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purchase.
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