i 8 I .a 2 December jO, 1135 ITf IfH I Ml A Happy New Year To You All Ormes Lid. "Jim Pioneer Dru.qtjists the Rexall BUM Phones: 81 & 82 Open Dally rrorn 8 a.m. till IB p.m. Sundays and Holidays From 12 noon till 2 p.m, 1 p.m. till 9 p.m. MOPS and POLISHES IOCO LIQUID GLOSS For cleaning and polishing pianos, woodwork, furniture and motor cars. 8 oz. bottfe 15c; 12 oz. bottle 25c DUSTING MOPS In assorted sizes and colors from 75c to $1.50 THOMPSON HARDWARE CO. LTD. 258 Third Avenue Phone 101 tk r THE OLD, OLD WISH We wish you all HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Philpott, Evitt & Co. Ltd. CANADIAN PACIFIC To Vancouver vta Ocean Falls and way ports S.S. PRINCESS ADELAIDE, Fridays, 10 p.m. To Vancouver Direct . .. S5. PRINCESS NORAH, Dec. 5th, 19th, Jan. 2nd, 16th, 30th. A. To Ketchikan. Wrangelt. Juneau and Skacway S.S. PRINCESS NORAH, Dec. 15th, 29th, Jan. 12th, 26th. WINTER ROUND TRIP FARE TO VANCOUVER $32.00 Tickets on sale Nov. 1st. 1935 to Feb. 29th, 1930. Final return limit March 31st, 1936. For Information and reservations call nr write W. L. COATES, General Agent, Prince Kitpert, B.C. UNION STEAMSHIPS SPECIAL WINTER EXCURSION RATES TO VANCOUVER FROM PRINCE RUPERT FROM PORT SIMPSON $3200 3535 RETURN. RETURN. All Meals and Berth Included. Reduced Rates to Vancouver also apply from Intermediate points. Special Tickets on Sale Between November lsi, 1935 and February 29th, 1936, inclusive Good to Return up to March 31, 1936. Children Half Fare. Steamers: Leave Prince Rupert: Ar. Vancouver S.S. CATALA Tuesday, 1:30 p.m. Thursday, p.m. S.S. CARDENA Friday, 10:30 p.m. Monday, a.m. Tickets and All Information from Prince Rupert Agent - It. M. SMITH - Third Ave, Phone 568 or Pursers S.S. Catala and S.S. Cardena. a car at Walker's a day, plus 7c. Miss Gertrude McKenzie sallci last night on the Catala to spend New Year's visiting at Premier with friends. Miss Polema Cameron left at the end of the week for a two weeks holiday trip to Vancouver and else where In the south. The fire department had a ca; at 9:30 last night to the corner of Eighth Avenue and Conrad Street. It was a false alarm. 4 Miss Geraldine Feero, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Feero, sailed on the Princess Norah yes- Lterday for Juneau. She may remain in the Alaskan Capital. The case of Philip BradfieldJ charged with being found in a dis orderly house, Is being heard by Magistrate McClymont in city pol ice court this afternoon. William Leask of Metlakatla sailed yesterday on the Princess Norah for New Metlakatla, Alaska, for a brief visit, returning to the city on Thursday afternoon on the Norah. Arthur Brooksbank, who been on a trip to Vancouver, VL toria and elsewhere In the south, Is expected to return to the city on the Princess Adelaide on Friday afternoon of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayward arrived In the city on the Princess Norah yesterday from Victoria Thev are taking un residence In Prince Rupert following the ap pointment of Mr. Hayward, whose last post was at Midway, to the teaching staff of Booth Memorial PACK Tttftfc DAILY NEWS LOCAL NEWS NOTES For messenger or taxi phone 65. You can rent as low as $1.50 mile. For messenger or taxi phone 65. Be warm and comfortable by In 32 Taxi It costs the same. Elks' New Year's Eve Novelty Dance. Balaeno's Orchestra. Ad mission 50c. 29tf J. E. Moody of Port Simpson, who has been on his annual trip to Vancouver, was a passenger aboard the Catala last evening returning north. HELPS AVOID MANY COLDS Especially designed aid (of nose and upper throat, where most colds start. Used in time, helps prevent many colds. VlCKS VATRO NOL Miss Llndstrom, coming all the way from Sweden, was here aboard the Princess Norah yesterday bound for Gold Bottom near Whltehorse In the Yukon where she Is to married. would be glad to talk to you about It. (tf) L. H. Metzgar, general manager of the Alaska-Juneau mine at Juneau was a passenger aboard the Prln cess Norah yesterday returning to Juneau after a brief trip to Seattle and elsewhere In the south. V. I. Hahn, general superinten dent of the Yukon and White Pass School. Mrs. Hayward was formerly Rallway and MrS- nann were pas. Miss Eleanore Patmore, daugnter seneers aboard the Princess Norah of L. W. Patmore of this city. Announcements Hogmanay flail. Elks' Dance. Dance, Oddfellows Nordkapp Xmas Tree. January 3 Junior Chamber Snowball Frolic January 24. New Year s Eve Novelty Dance Moose Hall, 10 o'clock Come and Join the crowd the same as last year. Everybody Welcome Hyde Transfer PHONE 580 Office 315 Second Avenue Birch Wood Cedar Wood Jackpine yesterday returning to Skagway after a vacation trip to Seattle and elsewhere In the south. James Sim. found" guilty at the end of the week on 'a 'charge' of wife beating, Is coming up in city police court this afternoon before Magistrate McClymont for sen tence. He Is already serving a term' New Year's Eve Novelty I drunkenness. M twenty days for A charge of wilful damage ha been laid in city police court by Joe Brown against Earl Batt. The case arises out of a recent case of alleged sabotage when a boulder was hurled through the windshield of one of the infor mant's taxi cars. Adjournment hav; been taken until Thursday. Milton Gonzales is acting as defence counsel. FURS FURS We have orders for Mink, Marten, Lynx, Foxes, Weasels, and we are prepared to pay you highest cash prices. Also all your other furs at full market value. Trial shipment will convince you. Ship now to J. CLONES PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. TRAPPERS: XMAS be How would you like to have a steady income of $134 a montn, commencing immediately? It can be done. You will have to invest has some money and the management will take only a small fraction of your time. H. G. Helgerson Ltd. Have bir order for all furs espe daily MINKS AND MARTENS ShiD your eoods as soon as receiv ed we wire valuation, u price not satisfactory goods returned at once Express paid both, ways. No. 1 Ranch Minks as high as $15 Interlor$ $15; Martens, as high as $49;. Lynx, $30. In the market for good Silver Foxes Make a shipment and be convinced, G OLDBLOO M Is the best man The Old Reliable NEW ROYAL HOTEL J. zareill, Proprietor "A HOME AWAY FROM DOME" Rates $1.00 ua SO Rooms Hot & Cold Water Prince Rupert, B.C. Phone 281 P.O. Box 198 TREE IS SUCCESS Fin Affair Stated by sons ui Norway Children in Afternoon And Grown-ups at Night The annual Christmas Tree en tertainment of the local Sons oi Norway Lodge was held the latter part of last week in the Moose Hall. There were about four hundred persons present at the proceedings in the evening which ionowea an afternoon Jollification for about one hundred children when Santa Clans (Ole Skog) paid a visit and distributed gifts and candy. It was one of the most successful Christ mas entertainments the lodge has held. The proceedings In the evening opened with an address of welcome by the president of the lodge. Gun nar Selvig, followed by an address by Rev. W. D. Grant Holllngworth pastor of First Presbyterian Church. The program Included s solo by Mrs. Anton Dybhavn, ac companled on the violin by Dave Hadland, violin and piano duet by Dave Hadland and Miss Wick, vo cal solo by Mrs. John Murvold, ac companled by Peter Lien, and the march around the Christmas Tree Following the nroeram there was dancing until 3 a.m. with music by Dave Hadland's Orchestra. A. Nil- i sen was master of ceremonies. Re freshments were served at mld- night. i The committee in charge consis ted of Mrs. J. GJerstad, Mrs. A. Wick, Mrs. Knut Slatta, Mrs. J. Johrisen, Mrs. Hans Underdahl, H. Pettersen, A. Nllsen, A. Pettersen. C. Arne, C. Strand and Alf Hansen. Want Ads WANTED WANTED Small house or apart ment, not furnished. Phone 206. WANTED Girl or woman for-gen eral housework. Apply Box 260, Dailv News. (tf) FOR RENT FOR RENT Small fully furnished house. Phone Red 820. (301 I TIIK .SITHF.ME COl'RT OF HKITISII COI.lT.MBIA In Probate In the Matter of the -Administration Art" And In the Matter of the Estate of James (1. rations. Deceased. TAKE NOTICE that by order of His Honor Judge Fisher, local Judge of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, made the 6th day of December 1935, 1 was appointed Administrator of Jh; Estate of James O. Patslcas, Deceased, IntesWie. late oi Prince Rupert. B.C. All nersons havlne claims against the said Estate are hereby required to Xur nlsh same Drooerly verified to me on or before the 15th day of January 1936 otherwise dlsrxsltlon of the said Estati will be made without regard thereto All oartiee Indebted to the said Estate I are required to pay the amount of their lnaeDieanens wj me idtuiwiui, DATED this 9th day of December 1935. NORMAN A. WATT, Official Administrator, Prince Rupert. B.C LAND ACT Notice of Intention to apply to Lease Land In PRINCE RUPERT Land Recording District of Range 5 Coast, and situate lbmit. 1.2 mile south of the W. A Brown Homes Ite Lease on Sklakl Bay. Stephens Island. Take notice tnat wuiiam Anxnony Brown of Sklakl Bay, Stephens Isl. Occupation Fisherman and Trapper in tends to apply lor a jea.se oi me iouow- ins de&crtted roresnore laoas; commencmz at a post piamea on small Island within an Inlet of Ski akl Bav. about 20 Feet west of my boathouse, which Is located approxim ately 3-4 miles south or the w. a Brown Homeslte Lease thence West 1.200 IVet: thence North 900 Feet then East 1.800 Feet: thence South 900 Feet; thenCe west 600 Feet to point of commencement and containing Thlrtv acres, more or less. WILLIAM AKinuwi uaunn Dated November 4th. 1935. CERTIFICATES OF IMPROVEMENTS SILVER KINO No. 1; SILVER KINO No. 2; SILVER KINO No. 3; SILVER KING No. 4; SILVER KINO No. 5; SIL-I VER KINO No. 6; SILVER KINO No. 7; SILVER KINO No. 8; BLUEBIRD No. 1 & BLUEBIRD No. 2 MINERAL CLAIMS. SltuaAe In the AUln Mining Division of Cass tar District. Where located: Whitewater Creek. Tuleequah RIVer. TAKE NOTICE that D. C. Sharpstone. acting as agent for Raymond L. Walker, Free Miner's Certificate wo. Biaai-ir. Daniel H. Moller, Free Miner's Oortlifleate No. 64877-D; Harry C. Bracken, Fre Min er's Certificate- No. 64876-D; Arthur Hed- man, Free Miner's Certificate No. 64890-D; Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Corporation, Free Miner's Certificate No. 98026-D; Walter Barron, Free Miner's Certificate No. 64888-D; D. J. MacDougtdl, Free Miner's Certificate No. 64889-D, Intends sixty days from the date hereof, to - Dly to the Aiming Recorder ior ueruu- oates of Improvements Sot the purpose of obtaining Crown Grant, of the above claims. And Further take notice that action, under section 83 of the Mineral Act, must be commenced before the Issuance of such Certificates of Improvements Dated this first day oi December, 183S. Constant Trust In Christ Is Urged By Iter. L. C. Jensen Before Local Lutheran Congregation Constancy of belief and trust iri Christ In plotting the course of life was urged by Rev. L. C. Jensen at morning service yesterday in St. Paurs Lutheran Church. He urged his listeners ever to fight for what was good and holy. If the spirit of Jesus Christ was really gripped by an individual it would manifest it- wlf In that Individual. I the sermon was broadcast from his residence. The church choir ren-' tiered special Christmas music. Everybody reads tee Dally News niere's reason. EXTRA SPECIALS! CRANBERRIES 3 lbs at SELVIG'S Tomorrow Only! A Few Turkeys left, will be sold at below cost. T-BONE STEAK per lb VEAL CHOPS 3 lbs LEGS OF LAMB per lb SHOULDER PORK per lb SHOULDER VEAL 2 lbs ROUND STEAK 3 lbs LEG OF VEAL per lb Phone 765 ft. Moore of the W. H. Malkln Co. Ltd. staff here, returned to the city on the Catala last evening front a visit In Vancouver. 55c 20c 50c 25c 15c 25c 50c 20c fjnaa'jafmBCKinT,immiiBni AFRICAN WINE Quality Built up through Pastor Jensen, being confined tp 20 -ears of wine his room with an attack of mumps, making tradition. Pioductiof StttrDomlnioa JTiis advt. is not published bit displayed by the Liquor Corp trol Board or by the Government of British Columbia. Mackenzie's Furniture Start the New Year Right With a Good Simmons Bed You will congratulate yourself on having it and we sell them. Phone 775 Third Avenue, Prince Rupert New Year's Resolution Sale On All New Floor Covering STARTS MONDAY, DEC. 30th. ' CONGOLEUM GOLD SEAL RUGS SIZE 7ix9 Regular price $7.50. jg gQ SIZE 9x9 Reguiar. pried $9.00: QA AH Sale Price $O.OU LINOLEUM RUGS SIZE 6x9 Regular price $7.50 5.6 5 SIZE 9x9 Regular price $11.66. $8.35 SIZE 9x10.1 Regular pride $13.66. QQ 7ff Sale Price .i : . v ., 4.. . . Vvi V: SIZE 9x12 Regular' pried $io!&iC'l -f AA Sale Price : $JLAW PltlNTED LINOLEUM By Square Yard Regular price, 90c square yard. flQc Sale Price, square yard D. ELIO -Exchange TheFish which made Prince Rupert Famous "Rupert Brand" SMOKED BLACK COD Prepared Daily By Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Co., Ltd. PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.