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Your
Christmas
A
beautiful
line
of
LAMPS
and
SHADES.
40c
"Oc
75c
-95c-
A
n
c
.
D
1-
$1.25
$2.00
$2.75
st.oo
$3.00
2
3
1A
2'A
Gifts
Are
Easy
to
Choose
From
Our
Large
and
3ell
Assorted
Stock
?
'
DLUIONDS
and
other
Precious
Stones.
A
wonderful
selection
to
choose
from.
;
j
Our
WATCHES
are
of
the
guaranteed
quality
that
'run.
and
keep
'
time,
from
the
best
manufacturers.
A
wide
range
to
choose
from.
RINGS
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
veil
assorted.
.
.
U-.'.
OURBASEMEXT
STORE
carries
a
wide
range
of
Glass.
China,
Dinner-
.
ware.
Brassware,
Baggage
and
Novelties
too
numerous
to
mention,
at
prices
to
suit
au.
.
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C'
'
"'.'
Our
TOYS
are
going
fast.
We
have
a
few
bargains
left.
!
.1
.
Besides
saving
time
and
worry
you
will
Save.
jitipney-'
by
f
"
'
.
shopping
here.
'
;
..
MAX
HEILBRONER
DIAMOND
SPECIALIST
Discount
Sale
on
all
COATS
For
the
Week-end
DEMERS
TOYS
for
BOYS
MECCANO
The
ideal
construction
set
that
combines
profit
with
pleasure.
Reserve
Meccano
Sets
now
from
our
complete
stock.
Sizes
and.
prices
to
suit
every
requirement.
S5.00
S8.25
$3.50
MECCANO
Aeroplane
Constructor
Outfits,
No.
0
SUO;
No.
1
$'.50
Car
Constructor
Outfits
r
$3.00
"ICEMEX"
Chemistry
For.
Boys,
set
$1.75
'MECCANO
Rubber
Tired
"Dinky
Toys"
I5e
&
20c
New
1936
American
Flyer
Stream
Line
Model
Trains.
$2.25t
$3.0,0
Llectric
Trains
Complete
with
transformer
V:
$8.50
Other
Models
Clockwork
Trains.
70c,
$1.0
and
up
A
deposit
will
hold
any
article
for
Christmas
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated
THRIFT
Money-Savers
Prices
in
Effect
Until
SATURDAY
iJVCHLS
Lynn
Vailey
per
tin
COCKING
CHOCOLATE
Rowntree's
i-lb.
cakes
P
&?
O
SOAP
White
Naptha,
3
bars
GARDEN
PEAS
I
tins
iUMATO
JUldE-rLibby's
I
Hi
ojl,
pet
tin
BUTTER
"Thrift"
First
Orade,
3
lbs.
v-LLOLfeSS
RAISINS
Sumnajd
pkgs.,
2
for
.
vVAX
PAPER
Milady
iOMoot
rolls,
each
STRAWBERRY
JAM
Empress
Pure,
4-lb.
tin
.'iNhAPPLt
Nabob
Sdced,
per
No.
i
tin
BULK
COCOA
First
Grade,
per
lb
HELMET
CORNED
BEEF
per
tin
SWEET
PICKLES
Happy-
vale,
28
oz
per
jar
MOLASSES
Mb.
tin
-UX
SOAP
3
bars
OILET
TISSUE
i
rolls
RAH
AM
WAFERS
Red
Arrow
Cello,
pkg.
15c
17c
lie
21c
8c
89c
31c
21c
59c
17
c
16c
9c
29c
9c
19c
11c
19c
ROLLED
OATS
Quaker
O
p
Quick
Cooking,
pkg.
"OC
Sunklst
Grapefruit-Sweet
and
Juicy.
6
for
Mcintosh
Reds
Bulk
Orade,
per
box
23c
$1.49
(Only
a
few
left
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
WE
DELIVER
Phone
17S
201
Thin!
Av
TARRT
AND
SAVE"
MaU
Orden
llave
Onr
Prompt
Attention
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
1
Zarelll.
Proprietor
A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
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Room
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Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Phone
281
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Box
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SOCIALISM
IN
SERMON
Brotherhood
Of
Man
Round
Br
Economic
Fetters
Today,
Declares
Rev.
c.
D,
Clarke
Declaring
that
to
scire
God
on
must
lore
his
fellowman
and
thai
there
could
not
be
the
full
broth
erhood
of
man
without
extendlnj
that
brotherhood
into
the
economic
life.
ReV,
.C.
D.
Clarke,
In
First
United
iChurch
last
night
ccnanuea
a
series
or
sermons
on
the
church
and
economic
affair
which
has
taken-
oivrdistlnctly
socialistic
tone.
Mr
Clarke
decried
the
campaign
of
Japan
in-China
and
that
of
Italy
in
Ethiopia
both
of
which
he
described
as
the
exercising
of
lordship
of
one
naUon
over
another
under
the
guise
of
service
There
was
much
the
same
sort
of
overlordship
today
of
owners
and
employers
over
employees.
There
were
many
people
who
were
prevented,
through
economic
fear,
from
taking
part
as
they
might
like
in
movements
for
the
betterment
of
mankind.
"I
do
not
believe
that
Gods
win
is
that
man
should
be
j
fettered
by
bread
and
butter."
do-Jclarcd
the
pastor.
I
Release
from
the
present
economic
slavery
could
only
come
by
men
being
assured
of
economic
security
Appeals
to
the
overlords
had
failed.,
"The
-gospel
of
Jesui
has
something
to
say
In
this
busl-:
ness
of
economics."
declared
Mr.1
Clarke.
Men
had
been
bound
by
ignorance
and
the
state
and
diurch
had
both
been
guilty
of
helping
to
keep
man
In
this
Ignorance.
They
had
only
given
the
type
of
knowledge
which
was
considered
"safe."
The
pastor
referee
J
to
the
various
types
of
propaganda
capitalistic,
religious,
socialistic
and
communistic.
There
should
at
least
be
.the
opportunity
of
quiring
knowledge
of
the
various
cults.
Man
could
not
enter
Into
the
full
life
or
the
family
of
God
until
he
had
broken
the
fetters
of
Ignorance
on
economic
religious
as
well
as
other
matters-
Th
cnurcn,
in
its
sphere,
should
give;
i
leadership,
it
had
been
rtehtlir
jsaid
that
"the
scandal
of
ChrUt-
jlanlty
Is
denominations"
by
which'
!
the
effectiveness
of
the
church
was
bound
and
people
kept
in
re-'
Hgious
captivity.
;
i
The
United
Church,
at
least,
gave
its
ministers
a
glorious
free-'
dom
in
discussion;
of
social
and
vH1cal
affairs
"I
am
not
a
cao-j
'alist
In
belief
a!thoinh
peson-Uy
bound,
like
the"
churfh.
to
the
Tonomlc
system
In
which
we
live""
-sserted
Mr.
Clarke.
"I
too
fei
He
fetters."
Taunch'ng
into
-a
more
direct!
Issertatlon
on
economic
affair.
Mr.
Clarke
declared
that
thi
-neater
life
of
the
family
of
God
-omm
only
com-
by
breaking
th?
"xlstlng
bonds.
"Our
freedom
can
nly
some
bv
changing
th
sys
tem.
Humanity
today
Is
In
th;
condition
of
a
plant
that
is
not-
bound.
Either
we
must
break
the
Tit
or
transplant
ourselves
Into
a
'areer
sphere.
The
task
of
th--hurch
today,
like
that
of
Jesin
in
his
day.
Is
to
preach
release
to
the
rantlves"
The
evening's
music
included
a
"inet
by
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Large.
Mlsj
Swanna
Olafson
was
onanist.
W.
J.
Crawford,
we'll
known
Stew-
aaaaaaasBBHaa
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
big
power
tug
Algie-
returned
to
port
at
8:30
last
night
from
Queen
Charlotte-:
City
where
Capt.
W.
P.
Armour
and
A.
E.
Parlow.
district
forester,
went
to
Inspect
the
old
sawmill
which
has
been
taken
-over
by
the
Forest
Branch
and
will
be
dismantled.
As
the
job
will
require
the
services
of
the
derrick
scow,
it
was
decided
to
defer
the
dismantling
work
until
next
spring
when
weather
conditions
are
better.
The
party
vlslUng
the
Islands
also
included
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson.
C.
V.
Evitt,
W.
O.
Fulton.
Jtupert
Fulton
and
J.
B.
Scott,
They
got
in
some
hunting
In
Skldegatc
Inlet,
bagging
three
deer
and
a
few
ducks.
On
a
regularly
scheduled
voyage
to
Skagway
points.
C.
P.
Norah.
Capt.
William
Palmer,
ar
rived
In
port
at
0
o'clock
yesterday
Peter
Hole,
well
known
on
the
northern
runs,
has
taken
over
duty
as
purser
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Norah
on
its
present
voyage
north.
He
relieves
Purser
ComeUus
who
has
been
on
the
Norah
during
the
fall.
Union
steamer
Cataia.
Capt
lames
Flndtay.
arrived
In
port
at
4:45
last
evening
from
the
south
with
a
fair
sized
list
of
paAscr.$er&
and
sailed
a
counle
of
hours
later
for
Stewart.
Anyox
and
other
nor-
COAL
TO
PLEASE
EVERYBODY
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
ALBERTA
COAL
BULKLLY
VALLEY
COAL
VANCOUVER
ISLAM)
COAL
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
COMPANY
rilONE:
58
and
558
ECONOMY
SPECIALS
Save
you
real
money.
Leave
a
order
with
us.
fLOUR
Purity,
Australian
in.lh
narV
art
transportation
man,
who
has
i
SWANSDOWN
CAKE
been
on
a
trip
to
the
Cariboo
cbun-1
FLOUR
per
pk
Passen8"
aboar
lhei
BLUE
RIBBON
BAKING
Cataia
last
evening
returning
to
POWDFR
3-lb.
tin
Ste-art.
-His
son-in-law.
W.
T.
Es-lROYAL
YEAST
CAKES-
cplmnnr
nn.
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i
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i
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c
w
auwaiu
inc
vaiaiH
,
per
njjg
ciuuiuis
io
owwan
aiier
a
xlp
to
Vancouver.
brief
Soya
Bean
Bread..
Delicious
for
Toasting
English
Crumpets
Meat
Pies
Finest
Pastry
&
Cakes
Van's
Bakery
PRESERVED
GINOER
per
lb.
CRANBERRIES
per
lb.
ROMAN
MEAL
COOKIES
per
doz.
trial
Five
Roses,
Robin
Hood
19-lb.
sack
FLOUR
Alberta
Rose,
Big
Leaf.
49-lb.
sack
B
it
K
ROLLED
OATS
20-lb.
sack
PURITY
OATS
China
per
pkg
PASTRY
FLOUR
Farewell
Party
Saturday
Night
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oscar
Landry
Entertain
in
Honor
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Arthur
Mr.
and
Mrs".
Oscar
Landry,
Summit
Apartments,
entertained
Saturday
night
at
a
delightful
farewell
party
in
honpr
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Arthur
who
will
be
leaving
the
latter
part
of
this
week
for
Victoria
to
take
up
future
residence.
The
evening
was
spent
enjoyably
In
(singing
and
other
diversions
and
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
There
were
about
twenty-five
persons
in
attendance.
thern
points
whence
she
will
return
here
Tuesday
morning,
sall-ng
at
1:30
that
afternoon
on
her
eturn
south.
n
a
u
m
a
m
$185
1
S1.75
1
12
doz.
In
box
$1.15
Cant
Mprrilt
Ksrilnurc
and
other
Alaska
sklppcr
of
tn
we
knQWn
prlnce
R.
steamer
Princess
pimrt
haiiK..
tn
Mrs
Sollows,
leave
on
this
evenings
train
for
their
home
in
morning
irom
Vancouver
ana
sau-
Yarmouth,
Nova
Scotia,
to
spend
ed
an.
hour
later
for
the
north
the
winter.
They
expect
to
be
back
whence
she
Is
due
to
return
here
in
Prince
Rupert
in
March
Thursday
afternoon
southbound.
rne
vessel
had
31
oassensers
aboard
on
arriving
here.
Five
dis
embarked
at
this
port
while
nine
boarded
her
here
for
the
north.
1
S
j
lyefmii..
.
matinee
Tuesday
at
2:30
At
7
23
li
9
2:
ADDED
COLORED
CARTOON
"NEIGHBORS"
Sportlight
"POLO
TIIRILLS-
Note:
Box
office
optnj
TonUht
at
6
:o
Klox!
Klox!
How
About
a
Good
Clock
For
Christmas!
Everyone
Needs
One...
.
.
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WA
n
4.
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11
it
1
it
uu
aim.-
iu
Miuw
yuu
ucucr
prices
inis
year
on
account
or
the
cases
beinj:
Canadian-made
by
the
makers
of
radio
cabinets.
This
saves
a
lot
of
duty.
We
have
a
real
nice
8-Day
Solid
Oak
Clock
with
double
tone
musical
strike
for
.
.
$11.50
Several
other
Walnut
and
Mahogany
Style-ranging
in
price
from
......
.$12.50
to
$18.00
Something
new
in
a
Westminster
Quarter-Hour
Chime
Clock
run
electrically,
no
winding
$27.50
Many
Models
to
Choose
From
In
the
smaller
ornamental
styles
we
have
a
lot
of
new
designs
in
modernistic
shapes.
(Jewellers
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
C10CI
99C
fin53CTarar3BMMnratra
28c
40c
33c
63c
7c
23c
25c
10c
ROYAL
YORK
SOAPS
Your
choice
of
Carbolatctf
Health
Soap.
Royal
Lady.
Royal
Prince,
Castile
6
for
...
30c
With
each
purchase
of
6
cakes
at
the
regular
price
of
5c
each,
you
get
one
cake
ABSOLUTELY
Free.
Get
yours
now!
Out
of
Town
Orders
Receive
Prompt
Attention
WE
DELIVER
I
MUSSALLEM'S!
ECONOMY
STORE;
"Where
Dollars
tlae
More
Cent"
t
P.
O.
Box
575
Phone
1
I
Of
course
we
have
ail
the
latest
and
best
numbers
in
Big
Ben
and
ether
Westclox
product
We'd
like
to
show
-
NEW-EXTRA
LOW-ROUND
TRIP
Winter
Fares
to
Winnipeg,
St.
Paul
Minneapolis
and
Chicago
New
low
excursion
fires
NOW
IN
EFFECT
llow
six
month
return
limit,
901119
nd
returning
by
choice
of
routes
with
extended
stop-over
privileges,
good
on
til
trains.
Correspondingly
low
fires
to
other
mid-west
definitions.
These
fares
in
effect
until
May
U,
1936.
Return
fart
to
(
WINNIPEG
.
.
Return
fare
to
ST.
PAUL
and
MINNEAPOLIS
Return
fare
to
CHICAGO
.
.
Coach
SCH60
s60JtK
$60.90
Tourist
Coach
$65.00jourirt
$77.25
Tourist
Tourist
Sleeping
Car
Fares
Extra.
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NATIONAL
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