PAGE
TOUR
m
Save
Money
!
!
!
And
enjoy
your
Christmas
shopping.
Everyone
knows
when
they
get
good
values.
That's
why
we
invite
you
to
come
in
and
look
over
our
enormous
stock.
GIFTS
FOR
EVERYONE
At
prices
that
will
please
IN
OUR
BASEMENT
STORE
We
have
added
a
Toy
Department
But
you
will
have
to
shop
early
as
they
are
going
fast.
A
Cheery
Greeting
Card
Costs
so
little
hut
brings
so
much
pleasure.
Do
not
delay.
Order
now!
Value
and
Service
Our
Motto
MAX
HEILBRONER
DIAMOND
SPECIALIST
LETS
BE
GAY
Stylish
Party
Frocks
$9.95
to
$19.50
Beautiful
Lingerie
Always
Slakes
Acceptable
Gifis
Pyjamas
-
Nightgowns
-
Slips
-
Negligees
.
.
Pantie
Sets
-
Vest
&
Bloomer
Sets
,
,
Lounging
Pyjamas
,;.''
jln
ldvely
pure
dye
satins,
crepe
dechenes
iand
sllknit
'
materials.
Now
on
display
at
DEMERS
---
K0
""
;
-
if"ii
h
r
Watch
tor
Toyland
Opening
Soon
Bigger
&
Better
Than
Ever
It
will
pay
you
to
wait
and
see
our
gigantic
display,
the
largest
collection
of
Christmas
Toys
ever
shown
in
Prince
Rupert.
This
year
the
quality
is
better
and
prices
are
lower.
ATreat
in
Store
For
Young
and
Old
TOYLAND
at
Get
Your
Christmas
Calendars
and
Cards
Now
Daily
News
Want
Ads
Bring
Resulti
SUPPLIED
INDIANS
,
Andrew
Helmer
pleaded
guilty
in
,
city
police
court
this
morning
to
a
charge
of
supplying
liquor
to
Indians
and
was
fined
$50,
with
option
of
thirty
days'
Imprisonment.
He
Is
serving
the
time.
Helmer
was
arrested
last
evening
at
Blllmor
by
'Dominion
Constable
A.
J.
Watkin-'soh.
.
Miss
Dorothy
Larsen
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
I
am
at
the
REGAL
SHOP
taking
orders
for
Gifts
for
the
whole
family.
Also
Cards,
Toys,
Books,
Etc.
Our
Rear
Store
Bazaar
is
now
open
Inspection
cordially
Invited
Goods
gladly
reserved,
cawniiiiinixiei
m
rmmm
Better
Light
Better
Sight
with
our
Mazda
Lamps
15-25-40-60
Watts
20c
each
Special
Offer
"61"
Satin
Floor
Varnish
Quart
size
and
a
lightning
applicator
Q-f
Qff
both
for
iP-l.tfO
Only
15
Outfits
Kaien
Hardware
A
satisfactory
place
to
shop
DAILY
Nlf
SSL
VETERANS
CELEBRATE
the
Canadian
Legion
and
also
the
burning
of
the
bonds
issued
in
connection
with
their
rebuilding
last
evening
at
a
very-
successful
supper.
Concert
and
dance.
!
President
JapIc
Preece
d
resided.
Breen,
who
reminded
his
hearers
-hat
the
success
of
the
Legion
was1
due
to
the
whole-hearted
support
3t
all
members
and
the
leadership
of
capable
officers
who
kept
high
deals
before
them.
In
replying
for
the
provincial
.'xecutlve,
J.
S.
Wilson
congratu-.ated
the
branch
and
the
Women's
J
Auxiliary
on
their
fine
record.
They
nad
the
difficult
task
of
living
up
.o
it.
He
urged
that
every
day
be
a
'Remembrance
Day."
The
next
ten
British-Israel
Study
Meeting
.
The
meeting
of
the
British
Israel
k..i
Obseed
And
U8.on
verry
th.
Buildup
Bonds
Burned
a
genml
dUcuS5ion
on
1
British
Israel
topics
In
relation
to
The
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
ji
nt
day
evenU
and
thcir
s,gnl.
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Ser-'
rA
M,v
f(,r,n-M
ln
the
vice
league
ceieoraiea
iuc
BlWe
vm
nttmd
to
and
studied.
anniversary
of
the
formation
of
questions
asked
and
opinions
of
fered.
There
was
a
good
attendance
and
a
few
visitors
were
present.
President
P.
H.
Limey
occupied
the
chair.
'haDDy
dance
was
enjoyed
to
the
onging
of
"O
Canada,"
the
supper
.strains
of
Mrs.
Black's
Orchestra,
was
enjoyed.
The
toast
to
the
Do-
Mrs.
Brass'
Poem
minion
Command
was
proposed
by'
A
feature
of
the
celebration
was
iW
J.
Ranee
and
responded
to
by;
the
reading
of
a
poem
written
by
W
M.
Brown
who
briefly
traced
.
w.
Brass
ana
aeaicawa
10
me
the
steps
leading
up
to
the
amal-;
Canadian
Legion.
It
was
received
gamation
of
the
various
ex-soldler
wh
keen
appreciation,
me
poem
arganizatlons
into
the
Canadian
as
as
follows:
Legion.
Tho
toast
tn
the
Provincial
Com-
Stand
New
hopes,
new
visions
cheer
usna
till
we
see
A
lasting
peace
through
all
the
years
to
be.
Dark
clouds
have
gathered.
Still
we
keep
the
bond
In
honor
forged,
'with
strength
to
"carry
on"
And
guard
the
land
we
fought
years
would
be
a
testing
time
for
Legion
0f
men
who
trod
the
bitter
.he
peak
of
the
veterans'
problems
had
not
been
reached
yet.
In
proposing
the
toast
to
the
ladies,
a
V.
Evitt
was
ln
his
best
form.
Mrs.
J.
Preece
made
a
neat
reply
and
stated
that
the
women
would
continue
to
work
for
the
cause.
George
Cripps
proposed
the
toat
to
the
past
presidents,,
re
ferring
to
the
value
of
their
work
Tom
Sllversldes
made
a
comprehensive
reply,
tracing
the
formation
and
growth
of
the
local
branch
from
G.
W.
V.
A.
days
till
the
present.
Burning
of
Bonds
President.
Jack
Preece
expressed
his
great
satisfaction
at
being
able
to
proceed
,
with
the
burning
of
the
path
,
I
Even
to
death,
of
war
and
war's
red
wrath;
Grim
years
of
terror!
drimmcr
I
still
the
price
In
gallant
souls
their
last
great
sacrifice;
Ours
to
remember,
bear
the
torch
on
high;
Not
while
we
live
shall
its
pure
radiance
die.
in
enabling
the
foundations
to
be
BflUsh
the
tie
that
binds
us,
one
laid
for
the
present
successful
or-
and
aH;
ganlzation.
.tanpire
we
honorl
Answered
we
your
call;
Service
we
give
ln
deathless
loy-'
alty!
League
of
a
nation's
peace
and
liberty.
WINNIFRED
O.
BRASS,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
November
25.
1D35.
'The
reader
will
note
that
the
bonds.
The
original
undertaking
,ntlal
letters
of
the
lines
form
th
o
had
been
a
big
one
but
It
had
been
name
Canadian
Legion,
B.E.S.L.)
successfully
completed.
He
then
set
fire
to,
the
cancelled
bonds,
the
destruction
.
of,
which
was
accom-
paiueu
ay
ioua
appiause.
yvt
ft
w
S.
C.
Thomson
SDoke
annrwla.
11
W'
II
I'
I
lively
of
the
fine
work
of
the
wo-
1
H
jRl
V
ftlf
1
4PQC
1
V1
L,Ci3i5
men
from
the
time
of
the
war
and
since.
They
had
placed
the
return-
Because
we
buy
for
cash
and
pass
ed
men
under
an
obligation
that
the
saving
on
to
you.
Leave
your
was
a
very
real
one.
Mr.
Thomson
ne
order
with
us
as
a
trial,
also
played
for
the
community
PROMPT
DELIVERY
George
Dawes,
chairman
of
the
Tsaf1"
J
uns
..5quai
entertainment
rnmmitb.
nM
f
,ho
tne
:r::.7:
....
sweet
corn-2-s.
tan
organization
meeting
of
the
still
carrying
on.
J.
Anglln,
with
3
tins
Canadian
Legion
at
Winnipeg
in
iij
HERRING
h
Eitn.
i
no
IN
mmrn
TOMATO
192S
Ho
aHeA
If
o,
tive
of
naval
veterans
and
his
review
of
the
members
of
the
original
executive
made
Interesting
reading.
The
program
included
songs
by
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
Mrs.
Fred
Hunter,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Hlnton
and
J.
A.
Teng,
George
Holmes
and
Tom
Barton.
C.
Cummant,
president
of
the
Anyox
branch,
spoke
of
the
faithful
service
of
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
there
which
acted
as
a
Women's
Auxil
iary,
The
few
veterans
left
were
recitations
and
Jack
Dougherty,
ASHCROFT
CATSUP-
wiwi
amnes,
aiso
contributed
agreeably
to
the
concert.
Following
the
concert
a
very
Soya
Bean
Bread
.
.
Delicious
for
Toasting
English
Crumpets
Meat
Pics
Finest
Pastry
&
Cakes
Van's
Bakery
SAUCE
l's,
3
tins
PRINCESS
SOAP
FLAKES
per
pkg
TOILET
TISSUE
4-oz.
roll.
6
for
ROYAL
YORK
CARBOLATED
SOAP
For
Health
6
cakes
29c!I
35c
35c
16c
19c
29c
BEEKIST
HONEY
C
Q
I
4-lb:
tin
OUl,
All
Fresh
Stock
2-lb.
tin
26-oz.
bottle
WHITE
BEANS
4
lbs
SALT
PORK
per
lb.
33c
19c
19c
19c
Try
Our
Service
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents'
P.
O.
Box
575
Phone
18
LUMBER
We
have
a
fairly
complete
stock
of
lumber
at
Mile
21.
near
Haysport,
ready
for
rail
and
water
shipments.
If
building
or
repairing,
it
will
pay
you
to
examine
our
stock
and
receive
prices,
SHAMES
RIVER
LUMBER
COMPANY
Haysport,
B.C.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
,
1
Union
steamer
Catala.
Cant.
James
Flndlay.
returned
to
port
at!
10
o'clock
this
morning
from
Stew
art,
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
and
sailed
at
1:30
on
schedule
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
Northland
Transportation
Co.'s
motorshlp
liner
Northland,
Capt
Len
Williams,
arrived
ln
port
at
11:40
last
night
from
Ketchikan
and,
after
discharging
two
carloads
of
frozen
fish
for
trans-shipment
east
over
Canadian
National
Railways,
sailed
at
4
a.m.
for
Seattle.
TKAIN
LATE
TONIGHT
Delayed
by
awaiting
a
connection
at
Jasper
Park,
tonight's
train,
due
frnm
thp
past
rtt
10-90
xl-ok
ninnlni
Canadians
comrades,
true,
we.
ever;
today'and
slx
hours
,ate
wilI
not
I
be
In
before
4:20
tomorrow
morn
aiand
was
ably
proposed
by
H.
A.
J
As
In
the
past,
unltd.
heart
and,ng
and
,attr
owIng
to
I
elnnr
tro
n
Lr
rrrri
1
f
lj-n
m
rn
t
Via
rfw
I
ior,
noia
ner
xree
j
Neath
King
and
Flag,
in
peace!
and
unity.
)
Also
Beauty
Rest
Mattress
.
$42.50
Buy
a
Spring
Filled
Mattress
For
Christmas
MACKENZIE
FURNITURE
LAST
SUQUivr
LOUETTA
.
YOUNG
Oil
A
Hoi..
Charles
I0yCr
Warner
Oland
At
7
1
&
-
PLUS
Rirhoril
DiL
i
(A
unnno
mA
....
'At
8
31
Or
.nn.
WORLD
NEWS
EVEXij
RUPERT
I
71
.1
.11
A
h
Has
Rropfncd
I'nder
New
.Management
Cooked
Meats.
Safc
Meat
Pies
pies
of
an-.'
t
fill
C
III
The
Old
Reliable.
lVinti
5,000
Martin
Pelts
IflfWWl
M!l...
nil
.
r
iUiiiKS
v
ii
npr
He
is
in
a
Dosition
utrthf
est
price
going
Dc1';
-uppen
,him
will
not
br
r
.,
'
L
!
next
fishing
sera
MZnlZEtllEilXtlllllCBi
B3I3
IIJ
r'Hi
UIEl
A
Diamond
Ring
for
Christmas
Perhaps
She
Has
Uccri
Waiting
For
One
For
a
Long
Time
We
always
sell
more
diamond
rings
around
Cm
'
mas
both
for
pnimirpmont
&
fm
nhvistmas
nttsews
We
handle
rings
from
the
Bluebird
Syndicate
w
all
stones
are
guaranteed
flawless
and
of
perW
color,
the
difference
in
price
being
regulated
by
tne
size.
We
have
some
snappy
looking
moderate
price
DIAMOND
RINGS
As
low
as
$15.00,
$22.50,
$37.50
to
$50.00
Other
Beautiful
Rings,
$85.00,
$125.00
to
$2
9.
(Jewellers
Bettings.
dTMC
STORE
WITH'
THE
CLOCIS
Most
of
these
rings
have
smaller
duunonu
at
the
sides
and
a
i
.ii-nct
stVif
I
I
I
I
I
L.
1
1
V
-
GLAS-KLEEN
rt
Atlas
Olas-Klecn
Is
Ideal
for
windows,
mirrors,
windshields
tile.
It
Is
easy
to
apply
and
fast,
.
IA
12-oz
bottle
SPRAY
PUMP,
25c
.
Furniture
Polish,
Dusting
Mops,
Floor
Wax,
Brass
Po"SI1'
Ideal
Silver
Ci'eam
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
258
Third
Avenue
LTD.
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