4
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roxnt
Your
Christmas
Gifts
Arc
Easy
to
Choose
From
Our
Large
and
Well
Assorted
Stock
DIAMONDS
and
other
Preeteus
Stones.
A
wonderful
selection
to'choose
from.
Our
WATCHES
are
of
the
guaranteed
quality
that
run
and
keep
time,
from
the
best
manufacturers,
A
wide
range
to
choose
from.
-SPRINGS
-
:
and
Novelty
Jewelry
of
the
latest
designs.
Our
CLOCKS
range
from
Alarm
to
Grandfather.
STERLING
SILVER
TOILET
SETS
and
many
other
lines.
SILVER
FLATWARE
and
HOLLOW
WARE.
Our
lines
are
now,
complete
and
well
assorted.
-j
s
A
beautiful
line
of
LAMPS
and
SIHDES.
OUR
BASEMENT
STORE
carries
a
wide
Tange
of
Glass,
China
Dinner-ware,
Brassware,
Baggage
and
Novelties
tod
numerous
to
mention,
at
prices
to
suit
an.
-"
Our
TOYS
are
going
fast.
We
have
a
few
bargains
left..
Besides
saving
time
and
worry
you
will
save
money
by
shopping
here.
MAX
HEILBRONER
DIAMOND
SPECIALIST
$&&sas$G
of
"Out
DEMERS
Invite
you
to
look
over
their
lovely
display
of
XMAS
GIFTS
DRESSES
COATS
JACKETS
LINGERIE
SKIRTS
BLOUSES
SHOES
BOUDOIR
SLIPPERS
DANCE
SLIPPERS
TOURIST
CASES
LINENS
HOSIERY
GLOVES
PULLOVERS
TWIN
SETS
SCARVES
KMONAS
SKI
SUITS
Prices
Always
Right
Every
customer
who
spends
$5.00
or
over
will
receive
a.
lovely
gift
from
us
iiiri.i
f,
r.
v
r.fi
i
nir.
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated
ft
Where
the
West
Begins"
is
Dead
NEW
YORK,"
Dec.
5:
Arthur
B.
5
paperman
and
author,
died
here
yesterday
after
a
brief
illness.
A
fift
former
managing
editor
of
the
Jfj
Denver
(Colorado)
Times,
he
wrote
jff
the
famous
ballad
"Out
Where
the
West
Begins"
while
he
held
that
nAicl.Inn
1J
I
t
n
hwiuuii,
jic
uauic
iierc
irum
juen
ver
several
years.ago
and
had
since
devoted
himself
largely
to
writlnjg
VMl
M.U
1U1
MU
I
MJM.
M.
VTJL1U
-ssS
Your
Christmas
Gift
problems
can
be
easily
solved
from
our
excellent
stock.
A
visit
to
our
store
will
make
your
Christmas
shopping
a
pleasure.
Quality
merchandise
that
makes
acceptable
gifts
for
every
member
of
family
or
friends.
Come
in
for
a
few
suggestions.
FIVE-YEAR
DIARIES
,
50c
With
Lock
and
Key
...$1.75
and
$2.25
RECIPES
100
Printed
Recipe
Cards
with
Index
35c
Metal
Box
,
50c
LOOSE
LEAF
MEMO
BOOKS
Always
appreciated
by
the
men,
from
$1.00
up
FRAMED
PICTURES
Sqores
of
delightful
subjects
..
55c
to
$3.50
GLOBES.
OF
THE
WORLD
A
real
home
gift,
with
Instructive
booklet
$1.50,
$2.75
and
$6.00
'
WRITING
PAPER
We
have
some
beautiful
gifts
In
this
useful
and
attractive
line.
Excellent
values,
from
35c
up
WRITING
SETS
Pens,
Pencils,
many
different
styles
from
25c
up
Sets
f
40c,
75c,
$1.25,
$1.50
to
$15.00
PHOTO
ALBUMS
Everyone
can
use
a
new
one
-35c
to
$3.50
'
Last
Call
for
Christmas
Cards
for
Old
Country
Mailings
Visit
Our
TOYLAND
All
goods
plainly
marked,
No
obligation.
Toys,
Books,
Tree
Decorations,
Christmas
Crackers,
Seals
and
Tags,
Cellophane
Ribbons
and
Fancy
Wrappings.
Every
Christmas
Requirement
at
Lowest
Prices.
treatment
with
MUSTARD
Gite
your
children
mustard
batbi
;
:
s
nothing
better
for
chills,
colds
aod
coughs!
Mix
ooeortwo
tiblejpoonsful
of
Col
man's
Mustard
to
a
thin
paste
and
add
to
a
bath
olUtaming-bofwmti
10
V,fm
room-
Let
their
little
bodies
'?
or
1
5
m,'BU,e-
Dry
them
csrt-fnUj,
then
pop
them
ioto
bed
and
be
tore
they
keep
vtll
tmcktd
in.
That
will
l
weal
Attiwnt
tt
Good
foe
yo,
too,
but
yon'
11
need
3
tablespooosfu!
of
Ctlmm's.
Take
a
mustard
footbath
if
more
convenient.
COLMAN'S
d.s.f.
Mustard
"Itt
ALL
Pari
Muifrd"
HAVE
BEAUTIFUL
FLOORS
You
will
enjoy
them
and
your
friends
will
admire
them
We
Sell
Dominion
Linoleum
and
Barry-more
Carpets
For
Beautiful
Floors
Mackenzie's
Furniture
DA3LTNK7T
ADVANTAGES
OF
INTERN
ATI
ON-AL
CO-OPERATION
IN
CON-TROL
OF
FISHERIES
STRESSED
BY
FOUND.
(Continued
from
Pa
1
bases
at
St
Pierre
and
Miquelon.
j
The
fishery
problems
that
had1
to
be
settled
between
the
United
j
States
and
Canada
had
been
a
con-1
stant
source
of
friction
since
thei
Declaration
of
Independence.
The
treaty
of
1783
dealt
largely
with
the
fisheries.
Following
the
war
of
1812
it
was
found
impossible
to
agree
and
hostilities
threatened
to
break
out
again
but
in
1818
United
States
gave
up
her
original
claims.
However.
In
1845
open
conflict
again
threatened
and
the
Treaty
of
Washington
in
1871
again
dealt
with
this
problem.
In
1888
a
new
treaty
was
made
but
was
turned
down
by
the
Senate
of
the
United
I
States
and
It
went
to
arbitration,
differences
being
evenually
setUed
at
The
Hague
where
the
rights
and
privileges
of
each
country
were
exactly
specified.
I
Since
that
time
efforts
toward
J
co-operation
have
taken
the
place
I
of
disputes.
About
sixty
years
ago
a
new
era
In
the
fishing
Industry
commenced.
The
application
of
steam
to
fishing
vessels
accompanied
the
extension
of
the
railway
systems
and
artificial
refrigeration
all
of
which
tended
to
make
a
wider
distribution
of
fish
so
that
fresh
fish
was
supplied
to
almost
every
part
of
Europe.
The
North
Sea
convention
provided
for
international
policing
of
the
North
Sea
and
the
interna
tional
council
for
exploration
of
the
sea
followed
with
headquarters
at
Copenhagen.
On
this
coast
a
beginning
of
cooperation
was
the
Pelagic
Sealing
treaty
which
was
followed
by
the
present
arrangement
whereby
the
seals
were
protected
and
the
kill
ing
of
a
limited
number
annually
at
the
Priblloff
Islands
permitted
The
result
was
that
the
seals
In
creased
and
would
continue
to
In
crease.
The
Halibut
Treaty
was
adopted
In
1923
and
became
effective
the
next
year.
It
originally
provided
for
months'
close
season.
In
1930
this
was
extended,
giving
the
commission
power
to
regulate
the
fishery.
The
result
of
this
measure
of
protection
was
that
the
quantity
of
fish
was
Increasing.
Spreading
out
of
the
catch
in
such
a
way
as
to
regulate
the
market
and.
secure
better
prices
for
the
fishermen
was
largely
a
fishermen's
problem.
Naas
River
Speaking
finally
of
the
salmon
fisheries
and
the
desirability
of
better
protection,
Dr.
Found
stated
that
the
Naas
River
was
In
a
somewhat
similar
condition
to
the
Fra-ser.
International
Investigations
were
proceeding
and
International
action
would
be
necessary
to
conserve
the
fish
In
that
river.
The
trend
of
thought
today
was
toward
co-operative
action
between
na
tions
In
the
fisheries.
'I
Lee
Gordon
presided
and,
at
the
close,
a
vote
of
thanks
was
moved
by
Trevor
Williams,
seconded
by
John
Dybhavn.
Brief
remarks
were
made
by
each
member
of
the
com
mission
in
which
the
Junior
Chamber
was
complimented
on
its
enter
prise.
OFFICIAL
Dr.
BUSY
HERE
Found,
Deputy
Minister
Fisheries,
is
Having
Many
Conferences
of
During
his
stay
In
the
city,
Dr.
W.
A.
Found,
deouty
minister
of
fisheries,
Is
busy
with
many
meetings,
conferences
and
other
such
gatherings.
Yesterday
morning
soon
after
Dr.
Found's
arrival,
halibut
boat
owners
and
fishermen
were
in
session
with
Dr.
Found
and
other
members
of
the
International
Fisheries
Com
mission
preparatory
to
the
public
hearing
this
morning
by
the
commission.
The
local
halibut
men
In
sisted
upon
equality
as
far
as
the
opportunity
to
cam
is
concerned
with
American
operators
under
the
international
regulations.
Either
the
whole
Idea
of
areas
should
be
discontinued
or
.fishing
be
permitted
until
late
fall
In
Area
No.
2,
In
which
most
of
the
Canadian
boats
operate,
the
fishermen
felt.
Yesterday
afternoon
salmon
trailers
were
In
session
with
Dr.
Found
and
this
afternoon-
the
seiners
are
to
meet
him.
We
sell
circulation.
We
have
It.
LOVES
TO
EAT
THIS
CEREAL,
IT
CHECKED
HER
CONSTIPATION
Keliosrg's
All-Bran
Helped
Miss
Kesterke
We
quote
from
her
letter
s
"Three
ago,
I
became
conitipated.
frar
tried
many
laxatives.
But
at
soon
as
I
got
used
to
each
kind,
I
began
to
get
the
tame
trouble.
"Last
rammer
I
wat
on
my
vacation.
They
served
Kellogg's
All-Bran.
I
just
loved
It.
I
eat
Kel-logg't
Aix-Brak
every
morning,
and
ever
since
I
have
not
had
to
take
any
more
laxatives."
Miss
Margaret
Kesterke,
Address
on
request.
Du
to
itituffiricnt
"bulk"
in
tntaU.
Tests
show
Kellogg's
All-Bran
provides
"bulk"
to
aid
elimination.
All-Kxxs
is
also
rich
in
vitamin
B
andiron.
The
"bulk"
in
AIA-Bban
Is
gentle.
It
resists
digestion
better
than
the
fiber
in
fruits
and
vegetables,
so
it
is
often
more
effective.
Isnt
this
food
safer
than
risking
stent
medicines?
Two
tablespoon-uls
?
of
All-Bran
daily
are
usually
sufficient.
If
seriously
constipated,
use
with
each
meal.
See
your
doctor,
if
you
do
not
get
relief.
Use
as
a
cereal,
or
in
rooking.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
Keep
on
the
Sunny
Side
of
Ufa
Vancouver
May
Join
Up
With
I.
L.
A.
Body
Strike
on
Since
June
1
Last
Called
Off
Effective
Next
Monday
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
5:
The
Vancouver
Waterfront
Workers'
Asso
ciation
is
considering
joining
up
with
the
International
Longshore
men's
Association,
the
American
organization.
The
strike
of
the
Vancouver
and
Investigatory
measures
and
a
three!
District
Waterfront
Workers'
As
soclatlon
prevalent
here
since
June
4,
will
be
callefi
off
next
Ionday
morning
at
8
o'clock,
longshore
officials
announced
today.
Officials
stated
that
union
members
would
apply
for
work
but
would
maintain
their
own
union.
Ruth
Nicholls
Out
Of
Hospital
Now
Injured
Aviatrix
Intent
on
Trans-Atlantic
Flight
Next
Spring
TROY.
N.Y..
Dec.
5:
Discharged
today
with
her
leg
still
In
a
cast
following
an
airplane
crash
of
sev
eral
weeks
ago
when
Jicr
pilot
was
killed,
Ruth
Nicholls,
famous
avia
trlx,
Is
planning
to
fly
to
New
York.
She
still
contemplates
i
trans-At
lantic
flight
next
spring,
she
says.
SERVICE
WITH
A
SMILE
Get
it
at
Hill
TOO
A
I
f
VM)
o
CHAMPION
DOO
FOOD-l's,
2
tins
BRAIDS
BEST
COFFEE
1-lb.
tin
BEST
FOODS
SALAD
DRBSSINO,
quart
Jars
.
PRESERVED
GINGER
Chinese,
In
containers
TOMATO
PASTE
Italian
Style,
2
tins
29c
DR.
BALLARD'S
CAT
FOOD
OQp
tV
l's.
2
tins
(These
two
products
are
made
In
B.C.
Try
a
few
cans
at
this
price)
I.
B.
C.
PANTRY
SODAS
OQp
CHRISTIE'S
BANQUET
WAFERS,
per
pkg
35c
37c
57c
25c
35c
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Bananas,
per
lb
ioc
Hubbard
Squash,
per
lb.
5c
Cabbage,
per
lb.
.'.
4c
Onions,
8
lbs
.
25c
We
Deliver
All
Orders
$1.00
or
Over
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
CentV
P.
O.
Box
575
Phone
18
INCREASE
8
V
8
9
Kit
"V-
9
IS
DENIED
City
Unable
To
Comply
With
Request
Of
Teachers,
Commissioner
Decides
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
has
replied
to
an
application
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Teachers'
Association
for
an
Increase
of
ten
per
cent
In
salary
to
the
effect
that
the
city
Is
not
In
a
position
at
this
time
to
grant
an
increase
to
teachers
or
any
other
department
of
civic
service.
Teachers'
salaried
it
present
amount
to
about
$40001
per
month,
it
is
stated
by
Mr.
Al
der,
and
the
expectation
Is
that
schools
this
year
will
cost
a
total
of
$60,000.
The
application
of
the
teachers
for
an
Increase
was
In
the
nature
of
an
effort
to
having
restored
a
:ut
which
was
made
when
Mr.
lder
came
here.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ole
Phlllipson
and
two
children
of
North
Pacific
Can-
JSTSHowiXcs
BETTE
in
vis
GEOKGE
UreJJ
"SPECIAL
AGENT
with
Hicartlo
Cortez
'At
7
15&8
45.
-PLUS
Margaret
Lindsay
'PERSONAL
MAID
S
SECnl
Ruth
Donnelly
Anita
U
nery
are
sailing
,
..
Prince
George
fur
a
y
couver.
A
Certain
Man
m
In
Rupert
Needs
Watching
Very
likely
you
know
who
he
i
If.
a
good
watch
for
a
long
time,
but
w
anything
about
it.
TU
I
.
.
...
(;
:
V,
iuc
ucav
way
mj
waicn
mm
is
to
Eurp:jj
Lai
Dy
waicning
him
with
one
of
our
g
km
wahhtr
wdiciicM
are
more
m
armaria
at
yar
or
two.
People
are
realizing
that
a
rc:W
watch
is
a
little
more
accurate
while
a
wrL-
K'.:h
is
more
convenient.
We
have
fine
21
and
33
jeweled
Ham.,
i
rJ
Waltham
railroad
watches
at
from
$50.00
to
I
A
special
21
jeweled
small
tise
pockr
wat
:!i
;1
beautifully
engraved
screw
toM
filled
ase
J3IK
A
17
Jeweled
Waltham
pocket
watch
wl'.h
:
dial
and
raised
gold
figure
In
fiiw
hand
er.?ravtd
fancy
shaped
case
with
ten
sides
JJliH
A
15
Jeweled
special
moderate
prfrti
pocket
watch
In
cold
filled
enzraved
screw
case
iaran
tiPrt
rpllaM
W-M
Good
cases
Standard
priced
Omen
Bulova
and
WaMum
wrut
u-atrhra'ln
the
latrst
desgra
fcfrom
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Ana
iuit
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u
r
rlFWFLI.FRh
,..n,,h
Ovnr
a
fcssWi
JLltir:
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCIS
watches
to
chf5
!r
3
We
Invite
You
to
Come
and
Inspect
Onr
of
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
Stock
Useful
and
Practical
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
Our
selection
this
year
Is
much
r
Gifts
for
every
member
of
the
i'
McBridt
81
I'hnne
31i
TheFish
which
made
Prince
RupertFamoVl
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
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