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are
many
"reason
why
early
shopping
pays
a
better
selection
.
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.
better
service
.
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.
and
that
feeing
or
relief
that
shopping
is
over.
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of
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in
the
City
Select
yours
now.
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1335
PEACE
RIVER
RAIL
OUTLET
The.
monthly
letter
issued
by
the
Junior
Section
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
contains
a
reference
to
the
lack
of
local
enthusiasm
in
regard
to
the
matter
of
the
Peace
River
railway
outlet
and
suggests
that
one
of
the
Vancouver
papers
and
one
of
the
Stewart
weeklies
is
still
pounding
away
at
the
subject.
The
article
says
it
may
seem
futile
but
it
also
says
the
growth
of
Vancouver
may
be
attributed
lartrelv
to
ballvhon
and
nrnnno-nnfln
"so
let's
institute
a
little
tallveanda
of
our
own."
'
i
couver
paper
which
tells
of
ho.w
a
bad
gang
was
broken
up
in
New
York
bv
mvinir
the
vountrsters
something
to
1
Besf
(i
Christmas
Gift
-
.
-
This
1
is
a
season
of
the
year
when
people
are
selecting
their
Christmas
gifts
to
go
to
different
parts
qf
the
world.
May
we
suggest
that
nothing
Is
so
acceptable
to
a
former
resident
of
Prince
Ruoert
or
to
one
who
hns
friends
and
interests
in
the
city
or
district,
as
a
co
01
tin;
wany
news
mauea
10
tnem
direct
at
the
special
Christmas
Gift
rate
of
$2.00
A
YEAR
In
this
way
they
get
approximately
300
reminders
of
your
thoughtfulness.
i
CANADIENS
DROP
PAIR
Had
Week-Cnd
Tor
Hying
FrenchmenOn
Short
End
of
Scoring
Spree'
With
Leafs
ml
CHICAGO.
Dec.
2:
CP
It
was
Sja
bad
week-end
for
the
Montreal
Canadiens
who
lost
a
wild
scoring
pree
to
the
Maple
Leafs
at
To-
j
ronto
by
a
score
of
3
to
3
on
Satur-
day
night
and
then
came
on
to
!
Chicago
to
be
blanked
with
a
single
'goal
by
the
Black
Hawks
Sunday
j
evening.
As
a
result
the
Canadians
rjjnow
find
themselves
in
third
place
in
the
Canadian
secdon
of
the
y
National
Hockey
League
below
M
their
townsmen,
the
Maroons,
who
Hi
eked
out
a
close
victory
over
the
I
Detroit
Red
Wings
at
Montreal
on
Saturday
night
by
a
three
to
two
count
i
Playrng
at
New
York
Saturday
night,
the
Americans
won
a
close;
two
to
one
victory
over
the
Boston
Bruins
but
are
still
in
the
cellar
of
the
American
secUon.
The
Bruins,
playing
at
home,
won
two
to
nil
over
the
erratic
New
York
Rangers
last
night.
The
Rangers,
ar
a
result,
lost
first
place
in
the
American
section
to
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks.
Week
-
end
National
Hockey
League
scores
were
as
follows:
Saturday
Scores
Detroit
2,
Montreal
3.
Canadlens
3,
Toronto
8.
!
Boston-1,
New
York
Americans
2.,
Sunday
Scores
Rangers
0,
Boston
2.
Canadlens
O.Chicago
1.
The
league
standings:
American
Section
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P
Chicago
5
1
2
15
11
11
Rangers
4
2
4
11
14
10
Datrolt
1
4
2
.8
10
0
Boston
..2:
0
i
5
6
4
Canadian
Section
Toronto
5
"l
3
32
24
11
Montreal
.
4
0
2
15
9
8
Canadlens
3
1
4
16
20
1
Americans
2
1
5
12
20
5
SEA
HAWKS
HIT
STRIDE
We
are
glad
to
be
reminded
by
the
Junior
Chamber
that
...
,
.
T
"
h
r
we
are
lax
in
our
duty
to
the
community
in
holding
off
B"m.
Z
propaganda
fbr
this
big
scheme.
Some
years
ago
there
Saturday
Night
was
an
active'
committee
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
doing
excellent
work
along
the
lines
suggested
but
it
was!
seattle,
Dec.
2:
cp-
0
Calgary
2
1
Edmonton
1
2
to
On
Nil
speareti
Dy
oiner
members
ot
the
organization
and
the!
Dcaiuc
oea
,rr.al!red
to
ro
';me-.,The
t
iss&M.rs:
u.uCUi
vu
me
jnciiiucis
ui
uik
ujiuinuer
inai
me
OUlietj
manager.
Art
Gagne,
blanked
ot
me
reace
woum
oe
uecitieu
Dy
the
railway
companies
and
that
local.
propaganda
would
ha,ve
little
value.
That
influenced
them
in
holding
back
propaganda
until
a
suit-abe
opportunity
offered.
It
was
the
Senior
Chamber
that
brought
Clive
Planta
to
Prince
Rupert
and,
as
a
result,
the
Peace
River
outlet
received
a
lot
of
publicity
both
here
and
in
outside
newspapers.
One
qf
the
best
movements
is
the
idea
of
giving
a
prize
for
the
best
essay
on
the
Port
of
Prince
Rupert
to
be
written
by
the
children
of
the
Peace
River
schools.
This
will
brinir
the
port
foroiblv
to
the
attention
of
the
people
of
(Vancouver
4
2
the
Peace
country
both
young
and
old.
Portland
4
3
-
1
Seattle
2
YOUTHFUL
DELINQUENTS
In
another
column
will
be
found
a
letter
from
a
local
resident
who
complains
of
prowlers
and
mentions
way-i
ward
children.
Hp
mentions
an
editorial
article
in
a
Van
the
Edmonton
Eskimos
on
Saturday
night
by
a
score
of
two
to
nil
to
move
out
of
their
tie
with
the
Eskimos
for
cellar
position
into
third
place
ahead
oMhe
Calgary
team.
Last
night
Portland
Buckaroos
scored
a
close
4
to
3
victory
oyer
Calgary
at
Portland
and
displaced
Vancouver
from
the
leadership.
The-
standing
pf
the
league
to
date:
W
L.
F.
A.
P.
1
25
14
10
0
17
10
11
4
13
15
6
4
18
26
5
5
15
23
4
Basketball
Buzz
do.
Thev
complained
that
they
"had
no
.place
to
go
and
'
&
stone
should
take
the
hothinrjito
do.
so
clacks
were
organized
in
mneic
and
artJMoose
in
Senlor
Basket-
1)V
the.
rfriUl
W
themselves
ami
tha
very
son
Rangs
were
me
clothiers
on
quite
euy
over
tuu
uMy
vu
im
a
nwsanpe
to
oiper
people.
the
Tobacconists
last
Thursday.
The
Legion
have
a
fair
chance
of
.beaUng
the
High
School
as
the
!
latter
are
without
the
services
of
J
'.Morgan
and
Lindsay.
.
The
Annette-Grottette
battle
should
be
close
providing
the
An-;nettes
field
the
team
they
had
on
The
Scythians
and
Scouts
tangle
in
tonight's
curtain
raiser.
The
J
j
Scythians
have
an
outside
chance
!of
winnlno-
.
a.
STUD
BRINGS
BIG
PRICE
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
2.
Silver
King,
the
famous
trotUng
horse,
has
been
sold
for
$2100
and
retired
to
the
stud.
.
f.
:
III
l
I
The
Letter
Box
"-
j
puowli:ks
With
Kaare
Engstad.
former
Do-
Editor,
Dally
News:
en's
minion
chamnlon
and
winner
of
Saturday
some
thief
or
thieves
tvi
Kir
wnrv
Thorntnn
trnnhv.
as
er.
ered
mv
room;
on
Second
Av
Und
WtlTANNIA
GOLD
KI.KKCE
Sr.
...
$5-25
ARISTOCRAT,
Made
in
England
5.
...
$5.25
TIfiER
HRAND,
Heavy
Rib
erwear
president,
the
Omlneca
Ski
Club
at
enue
and
stoli
some
goods-a
"
"H"""1
oul
,1U
r'
Bnn
i.
nloneoffub'dftNorth-
deck
lniluded.
The
money
value
pltnation
seem?
to
be
available
as
em
British
Columbia,
is,
away
to
good
start
this
season.
Other
officers
elected
at
the
annual
meeting
were
as
follows:
Pete
Sandnes,
honorary
president;
Jack
Brown,
first
vicpTesident;
Sylvia
Brunell,
second
vice-president;
Fred
Rush,
secretary;
Oladys
McNeil,
assistant
secretary,
and
Walter
Johnson,
treasurer.
The
executive
includes
Mrs.
Wal
ter
Wilson,
Miss
M.
Reld,
formerly
of
Hollyburn,
Miss
L.
H.
Adair,
John
Berg
and
W.
Orchard,
club
captain
is
Art
Smith;
his
assistant,
Jimmy
Linton;
chief
of
the
hill.
Walter
Smith,
and
caretaker,
P.
V.
Tallon.
a
Jump
of
250
feet.
Catala
last
evening.
.
1
'
t
V
n
n
4
km
torn
4
Wn..H
d
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A
a
was
not
very
great,
dui
tne
inct-,-"
,ut
auc
dent
seems
to
indicate
that
prow-
on
the
work.
lers
are
on
the
Job.
I
mentioned
:
tha
matter
to
the
police
who
were
!
of
the
opinion
it
was
some
Juven-i
lies
who
are
causing
police
a
lot!
of
trouble
at
present.
!
I
hear
complaints
every
day
about
the
depredations
In
Rupert
pnd
It
Is
the
same
cry,
"Oh!
It's
those
D
kids
as
usual
stealing!"
It
.seems
a
pity
that
the
yputh
rf
Rupert
are
running
to
seed
and
developing
into
potential
criminals
What
an
unfortunate
future
f-:r
them!
I
encjose
a
cutting
from
thel
1
"Pun"
of
November
29
Someone'
might
adopt
the
same
thing
here
and
It
might
help
to
stop
the
The
club
commences
this
season
'crime
wave
among
the
Juveniles
In
better
financial
shape
than
ever
and
many
improvements
are
expected
to
be
made
around
the
club.
The
building
cf
a
new
ski
Jump
Is
th2
most
important
change
in
our
city.
-VICTIM"
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Duncan
Kennedy
of
The
Seal
Cove,
who
have
been
on
a
va-
lt-J
for
-the
Jump
was
located
by
cation
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
Peter
Sandnes.
The
hill
will
permit
o
the
city
from
the
south
pn
the
Also
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Rest
Mattrtss
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Spring
Filled
Mattress
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Impatiently
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the
construction
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a'
high
level
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