PAQETWO
y
y
g
Are
Gifts
That
Kcally
S
Satisfy
A
Gift
of
Daily
3
4er
2s
y
y
y
(IIlimtmaQ
Slinnnincr?
FOOTWEAR
service
If;there'i
i
GIFT
one
appreciates
more
than
anything
eKe
.r
it's
a
OUT
They-
can
wear!
We
are
prepared
Showing
a
bigfer
and
better
stock
Why
not
make
your
choice
here
for
any
amount
you
wish
to
pa)?
Guess
at
the
size
we
will
change
them
should
they
not
suit.
after
Christmas
3
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
y
y.
Third
Avenue
Phone
357
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PBLNCE
RDrERT
-
BUITISU
COLUMBIA
Pumlsfced
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
P.
PULLEN
Managlng-Edtior
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
delivery,
oy
mall
or
earner,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
For
lessor
periods,
paid
in
advance,
per
week
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
ADVERTISING
RATES
Transient
display
advertising,
per
lncn,
per
insertion
-
Classified
advertising,
per
word,
per
insertion
'
Local
leaders,
per
Insertion,
per
line
News
Department
Telephone
gg
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Z.
9
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
tstt.
Saturday,
Dec.
14.
1935
B.
C.
.MINISTER
AT
OTTAWA
.
According.to
Bruce
Hutchison,
Hon.
G.
S.
Pearson,
.minister
of
labor
for
British
Columbia,
made
a
very
good
impression
at
the
Ottawa
conference.
The
conference
adopted
his
plan
of
segregating
those
unemployed
who
are
xiuiu
,
,
uie
,
unemployed
r-wv.v.
wiio
nun
cannot
v.(tuiiui
work
wur
and
aimi
BEATEN
BY
PROSPERITY
At
the
annual
Winter
Fair
and
Livestock
Show
in
Vancouver
"Gerry
McGeer,"
a
steer,
was
beaten
by
"Prosperity
another
young
animal.
This
may
by
some
people
be
considered
a
bad
omen
for
the
mayor
of
Vancouver.
The
return
of
prosperity
will
undoubtedly
cure
many
of
our
ills
and
some
people
feel
that
Gerry
in
an
affliction.
'
BIG
MISSOURI
MILL
n
It
has
been
expected
for
some
time
past
that
Big
Missouri
mine
would
have
a
large
mill.
The
authoritative
an-wnnliT6"1
made,Thurs(ly
from
Montreal
that
a
mill
W
ft
-!5
rat,??,5ext
year
and
that
i
would
not
be
less
capacity
than
1500
tons
is
an
assurance
that
there
will
be
biisy
times
in
the
Portland
Canal
area.
With
this
minen
operation
and
the
Premier
also
running
at
full
capacity
and
with
smaller
operations
also
general
in
the
district,
the
town
of
Stewart
should
begin
to
feel
a
nke"uai
general
improvement.
t
Best
Christmas
Gift
foay
we
AuS8et
that
nothing
Is
so
acceptable
to
In
this
way
they
get
annroxImnt.Pi
inn
of
your
S2.00
A
YP.AP
,
jm.
.
thoughtfulriess.
'
i
boycott
but
no
decision
has
yet
been
made
bv
the
Amateur
Athletic
Union
of
Canada.
The
council
went
on
record
as
protesting
against
the
action
of
th
city
commissioner
in
appointing
an
ouisiae
teacher
to
fill
a
vacancy
which
had
occurred
on
the
school
teaching
staff
while
local
teachers
positions.
A
copy
of
the
orotest.
um
also
be
sent
to
the
Department
of
Education.
It
will
also
be
brought
to
the
attention
of
the
Department
of
Edu
cation
that
there
has
been
no
me-:
f
dical
examination
of
school
chii-'&
dren,
as
required
by
statute,
in
Prince
Rupert
during
the
past'jft
three
years.
:S?
Dumping
of
garbaee
within
th
S?
city
limits
is
also
to
be
protested,
ic
council
uecwed.
The
protest
2
will
be
sent
to
the
health.
Such
a
practice
Is
consid-'j&
ered
a
menace
to
th
nnhii.
hMithi&
as
wen
as
being
oblectionahlf.
t.n
residents.
In
view
of
the
higher
cost
of
and
local
weather
tho
Board
of
Industrial
Relations
is
w
De
asked
by
the
council
to
change
the
basis
of
pay
for
labor
on
construction
work
here
from
45c
to
50o
an
hour.
was
intimated
that
the
local
Wf
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
K
be
again
affiliated
with
the
Trades
E
ana
Labor
Council.
;S?
The
question
of
apprenticeship
If
M
n
i
I
Industry
uiuusiry
was
was
riliifri
discussed
v,..
by
.v.-i?
In
the
I
meeting.
.
'
President
a
r
w
i
,
.
.
Ti
w,.
.
maL-aonaia
was
in-
J
the
chair
and
there
was
a
good
turnout
of
delegates
i
f.Eucharist
Congress
i
In
South
Next
Year!
Important
Roman
Catholic
Church
uatrier!ns
To
Take
Place
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER.
De
14-.rri
.
-
-
1
iioman
Catholic
diocesnn
v.rr
istic
Congress,
the
first
in
rhmc,
DAILY
NEWS
la"
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
Silver
Crisis
Matter
of
Northern
Interest
Stewart
Endeavors
to
Popularize
Silver
Dollar
Mining
Men
Coming
Out
of
Omlneca
p
Particularly
in
the
mining
areas
contiguous
to
Prince
plaint
that
unfair
rates
were
paid
rn
tnat
ewy
WMe
ar
in
connection
with
the
recent
work
J?"
ta,ken,
tQ
pr0W)te
the
Dut
of
re-surfacing
the
local
elevator,
"f
5
ver
dollars
in
place
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
La-
X1
"f
of
paper
hnr
n,nfn
,..J.
currency.
The
greater
use
of
sil
T.
"M1MW
-er
dollars
would
be
of
advantage
ntoM
night
at
-7t-
its
.u,
'
regular
monthly
meet-
k-
..
.
higby
F.
E.
Harrison
of
Vancouver.
iar,v
of
thls
dtetrict
nd
M
Dominion
fair
waee
officer.
The'i
,,
-.
L.
...
-
;"
uc
luimuHPo
oy
some
s
final
Davment
had
hpn
hflH
im
..
..
.1
rHraui
auiy
to
weigm
tneraselves
unto
such
u
time
the
conditions'
as
drwn
and
wear
holes
in
their
poc-coniplained
of
were
rectified.
.kets
by
toting
around
silver
dol-
The
council
decided
to
make
a
lars
Manv
dcnaUon
of
$25
towards
a
lobby,
no
dlfHculty
In
carrying
around
which
will
be
conducted
during
the!
all
the
dollars
they
can
lay
their
nexi,
session
oi
tne
Legislature
at.
hands
upon
even
If
they
be
silver.
Victoria
wun
a
view
to
having
state
health
insurance
legislation
enacted
along
-
the
lines
desired
by
or-
Sld
Anderson
and
associates
of
the
Last
rharipe
?min
i
!
fcwup
yji
UlUICIill
ganlzed
labor.
Co-operation
in
con-1
claims
In
the
Portland
nmi
Hie.
nection
with
such
a
lobby
was
re-1
trict
recently
made
a
test
shin
4ni.cu
in
a
communication
from
the
Vancouver
and
New
Westmin
ster
District
Trades
Council.
E.
E.
Winch,
C.
C.
P.
member
for
Burnaby,
invited
the
council
to
Supply
him
with
proposals
for
legislation
on
behalf
of
the
work
ing
classes
so
that
he
might
take
I
legislative
committee
for
report.
A
letter
from
the
Canadian
Jew
ish
Association
expressed
annrp-
ciation
of
a
resolution
supporting
non-participation
of
Canada
in
the
1936
Olympic
Games
at
Berlin
in
t
"",uiut
"i
wie
azi
mi
never
Will
be
able
to
do
sn.
That
wnnl,l
o),nn,
....
i..
i
governmtnt.
Orenni
lot,-
1
.
.
"
ouutv
CAUCtlV
OW
.
.
"
"
"",Jl
mucn
unemployment
there
is
and
hmv
mn
artnt
Ultou8not
"nada
supports
this
needed
to
nut.
VTO
hu
mn
i.
yt
.
..
fc'
"D
proposed
x,
uuil,
limn
iii
vviii'K
n
u
iTTiTVfnpr'ii
-i
n
conference
with
the
Pattullo
policy
that
every
able
man
should
be
given
remunerative
work,
either
through
industry
or
government
undertakings.
He
explained
the
present
system
of
giving
relief
through
road
work
as
nadly
hampering
the
department
of
public
works
The
province
should
pay
wages
on
road
work
as
a
business
undertaking
rather
than
as
a
relief
project.
He
suggested
that,
by
spending
about
five
million
dollars
a
year
for
a
few
years,
practically
all
the
unemployed
could
be
put
to
work.
The
question
was
purely
a
matter
of
finance
I
his
was
a
national
concern
as
the
men
are
out
of
work
as
a
result
of
national
conditions.
ment
of
slightly
over
two
tons
of
ore.
the
returns
-on
the
steel
galena
and
grey
copper
ore
bing
very
satisfactory.
Organization
of
the
Cardinal
Mining
&
Development
Co.
Ltd
tO
develop
the
Alimm
9n
TJ...U
been
completed
with
R.
K.
Nelll
of
Spokane
as
president
and
ft,
sf
-.
T
"
.
T
erai
manager.
Directors
are
Col
V7
b.
Huell,
Capt.
W-
O.
R.
Oordon
O
R
Invin
and
J...G.
Camnhell
jli
of
Vancouver,
i
Mining
men
are
'comlpg
Into
Vanderhoof
from
'trie
Omineca
district
to
the
north
after
a
heavy
seison's
work
on
their
way
homeward
for
the
winter.
This
does
not
mean,
however,
that
some
operations
will
not
be
continued
throughout
the
winter.
One
of
thsse
will
be
that
of
Capt
R.
Adams
who
went
In
early
last
spring
with
a
Keystone
drllL
Jt
is
ex
i
iir;.
Lr-i
1
i
iiiii
pected
that
next
season
win
hout;even
neater
activity
up
In
the
Manson
Creek
and
Omineca
ing
areas.
min-
y
,
...
-..
i"
.11
'vsiu
.u
mc
nunu
Miver
r.
J3
price
a
matter
of
outstanding
interest
from
day
to
day.
5
J3
Many
Prince
Rupert
people,
more
especially
those
who;
8
hold
mmmg
stocks
and,
despite
the
depression,
there
are)
J
-
still
a
good
many
of
these,
also
seem
anxious
tjp
keep
InM
&
Htouch
with
all
latest
development
'r?
15
$5.0
1
BOO
1.49
JJi
2:
T
1
riAniTnn
"gard
to
the
silver
markets
i
S?
LAdUKI
i
o
t
IN
SESSION
f
q
i
Elevator
Re-Surfacinr.
ADDoint-
ment
of
Teachers,
Oarbaje
Dumping
Among
Matters
Taken
Up
Satisfactory
adjustment
has
been
made
in
connection
with
the
com
which,
since
the
first
of
the
weet
'
have
been
'
slumping
In
a
rattw
j
W
alarming
manner
with
an
a.ver-r
age
drop
of
a
cent
a
day.
In
view
I
M
of
the
interest
In
all
matters
nr-
r
tainine
to
silver,
a
resolution
m
...
sed
recently
by
the
Stewart
Board
of
Trade
with,
a
view
to
popularising
the
use
of
the
silver
dollar
lis
at
least,
an
innovation.
Th
;
St
swart
Board
Is
drafting
a
rer
'olution
for
presentation
to
all
th
.B.rtrita
of
Trade
in
British
Colura
The
'Men's
Store,
9
y
S
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
&
y
WALLACE'S
Special
Clearance
of
Ladies'
Coats
Here
is
an
opportunity
to
give
a
really
practical
gift.
Both
fur-trimmed
and
tailored
styles.
Sizes
from
14
to
42.
Plaid
Cloth
Skirts
In
a
nice
range
of
colorings.
CM
Aff
Out
they
go
at,
each
tjH.tJt)
Jersey
and
Knit
Suits
We
have
only
a
few
left,
some
beautiful
styles
amongst
them.
Values
to
$14.50.
To.
be
.dented'
',
$7
95
Ladies'
Felt
Hats
All
colors.
Clearing
at
eacn
Gift
Suggestions
for
Him
Flannel
Robes
-fc
House
Jackets
-fc
Initial
'Kerchiefs
Mufflers
it
Suspender
Sets.
Hosiery
"k
5r.0n
'Kerchiefs
Son
Is
up
same
on
the,
floor-of
the
House
J
Consolidated,
Mining.
propertiM
In
wi-.s
W"S
,3rdeed
ordered
to
ya,
be
be
The
matter
was
referred
to
thel"
hw
Portiarfd
Portlarfd"
Ciial
Canal
dlstHct-ha
district
-
hai
thante
of
the
gift
of
$1.00
fa
We
are
all
ready
for
the
big
rush,
our
tables
are
loaded
with
the
greatest
variety
of
Xmas
p
goods
we
have,
ever
displayed.
Come
in
and
y
examine
our
selection
at
your
leisure.
You
y
will
be
welcQme
and
not
pressed
to
purchase.
S&
PHONE
9
ser
mm
wiisinnwo
..
.
Silk
Gowns
Dress
Shirts
Pajamas
Neckwear
Underwear
Hats
Caps
Knitted
Ties
Scarves
THE
GIFT
SUPREME
A
"LONDONTOWN
DRAPE"
Give
something
practical
something
that
will
be
appreciated.
Men
buy
here
when
they
buy
for
themselves
1
And
wise
women
buy
here
when
they
buy
Gifts
for
Men
!
This
year
we
have
excelled
'
ounsolvas
in
the
greatest
assortment
of
Christmas
Togs
for
Men
we
have
ever
shown.
We
cordially
invite
vour
inspection.
A
deposit
will
hold
any
article
until
required.
At
last
night's
meeting
of
the
for
the
children's
ward
from
a
kin-
i
no.puai
Doarq,
acKnowiedgment
dentarten
at
the
Morun
i,oin
made
with
a
scrap
book
eharlou-
LMundN
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Preacher
Kev.
W.
I),
tirant
Hollingwiirth,
Organist:
Mrs.
K.
J.
Smith
11
AA1.,
Sermon
8ubject:
"WATCHINQ
AND
WAITING"
12:15,
Sunday
School
12;30,
Westview
School
7:30
PJll.,
SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS
CANDLE-LIQHT
SERVICE
The.
old
familiar
Christmas
hymns,
special
music,
brief
candle-light
pageant,
short
address.
Something
NEW,
dlf-feiPnt
and
inspiring
In
church
worship.
Everyone
welcome.
All
Coats
to
be
Cleared
at
Cost
8
$
I
vw
Third
&
Fulton
if
ii..iuv1TO
ii
kj
uvuvuzwvztaw&WMWiaii,
Smoking
Jackets
it;
Socks
fHc
Hlckok
JWt-Sels
Sweaters
Dress
Jewelry
'
k
Slippers
Cloves
Shoes
LAMBIE
&
STONE
STYLE
-
QUALITY
SERVICE
PA
1
1
(ft.
,
i
erg
Women
Likejojshn
FURNITURE
1
GIFTS
MCI
CheAlerfield
Chair
from
Chesterfield
Tabl
Walnut
$25
S3.50
$8.50
Mackenzie's
Furniture
Phone
"75
FURS
FURS
We
have
orders
for
Minki
.Marten,
Lyns,
Foxes,
Wrasfls,
and
we
are
prepared
to
pay
you
highest
cash
prices
Also
a
your
other
fur
ful1
market
value.
Trial
shipment
will
convince
you.
Ship
now
to
J.
CLONES
PUircK
fiKOKOE,
H.C
COAL
TO
PLEASE
EVERYBODY
Satisfaction
Ouaranteed
FAMOUS
KDSON
AI-UERTA
COAL
IIULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
COAL
PRINCE
HUPKKT
FEED
COA1PANY
PHONE:
58
and
558
TRAPPERS:
If
you
want
the
litest
price
for
your
furs,
send
them
in
at
once.
I
have
orders
tot
them
and
until
those
orders
are.
filled
can
pay
-more
than
anyone
else.
After
that
the
price
will
come
down.
(JOLDBLOOM
The
Old
Reliable
5
1