PAQE
TWO
DAILY
NEWS
9
HOOP
LEAD
9
Ma&e
TTifs
a
Practical
Vtftf
fOlfffUd
Third
Avenue
I
Give
Shoes
qr
.
a
Pair
of
Cosy
Slippers
j?
A
Gift
Anyone
WIN
Enjoy!
f
Tlis
w
are
offering
you
a
larger
anJ
better
section
o(
ti
Footwear
than
ever
before.
No
wonder
we
ur$e
you
to
do
your
Christmas
shopping
early.
We
will
gladly
lay
aside
your
choice
at
a
small
deposit.
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
mi
.
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ent
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insertion
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CHRISTMAS
(HYING
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98
DEMERS
Invite
ypu
to
Jqpj
qver
ticir
lovely
display
of
XMAS
GIFTS
DRESSES
-
CQATS
-
JACKETS
-
LINGERIE
-
SKIRTS
BLQUSES
-
SHOES,
-
BdytDpiR
SLIPPERS
-
DANCE
SUPPERS
-
TOURIST
CASES
-
LINENS
-
HOSIERY
-OLqVES
.-
P.ULLOVERS
TWIN
SETS
-
SCARVES'
-KIMONAS
SKI
SUITS
Prices,
Always
Right
Every
custpmer
whp,
spends
$5.00
or
over
will
receive
a
lovely
gift
from
us.
I
NQWTIED
I
We
Buy
For
Less
$J
Lambie
&
Stone
Defeats
Grotto
To
jfc
Co
lno
Deadlock
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M0.?
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First
I'lace
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n
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Published
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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
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Managlng-Edfcor
SUBSCRIPTION
BATES
Srwi
01
Brlthh
the
British
Empire
and
1
or
les-Vir
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
'
'VBU
uuier
countries,
pe-
year
.
.
$
Lambie
Breaks
Leg
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9
00
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.02
Tuesday,
Dec.
10,
1935
Christmas
giving:
very
largely
comes
down
to
a
system
or
exchanre
,inrlii'ifro
.
.
,
.
::v
r
-
y
Wlic
I'czouu
gives
in
orner
to
xret
even
witn
the
other
nersnn
whn
nl
no
idea
of
helping.
It
is
purely
a
happy
exchange
of
cpur-
a
i
",c
uieii
anu
me
storekeeper
benefit
rw"f
ioT
f
ChistW
giving
is
that
qf
giving
to
those
from
whom
no
return
is
desired
or
expected
By
handing
over
the
money
to
the
Salvation
Army
to
be
used
where
it
will
do
most
good
this
can
be
achieved.
The
recipient
is
placed
under
no
personal
obligation
to
ypu
but
at
the
same
time
you
get
the
joy
and.satisfaction
which
come
from
having
helped
a
good
cause
and
helped
to
bring
cheer
to
some
home
at
the
festive
season.
Let
'us
suggest
....
a
trial
of
this
system.
.
JAPAN'S
ADVANTAGE
Japan
in
her
career
of
expansion
in
Asia
is
very
diffi:
cult
to
stop
She
is
manipulating
n
her
own
back
yard
far
from
the
influences
qf
Europe.
Should
objection
pe
taken
by
a
European
power
or
group
pf
European
powers,
they
would
have
to
meet
Japan
on
her
own
ground
very
far
from
their
base
of
supplies.
That
js
where
Japan
and
Italy
differ
in
their
relationships
with
the
European
powers
that
control
the
League
of
Nations.
Italy,
if
she
yent
to
war
with
France
and
Sri-tain,
would
have
to
m,eet
these
countries
near
their
home
bases.
War
vessels
could
be
concentrated
quickly
and
eas-
y
T
nZpo,int-
TrooP3
could
be
transported
without
much
difficulty.
Evidently
Ja,pan
knows
where
her
advantage
lies
and
she
also
knows
that
this
is
an
qp.pprtu.ne
time
for
expansion.
She
is
taking
advantage"
of
her
opportunities.
Accident
jarred
Senior
fi.-ym
Intermediate
is
Close
wjtb
Scyiliians
lyinning
Lambie
&
Stone
defeated
the
Grotto
35
to
30
in
a
scrappy
senior
league
basketball
game
last
night
to
share
first
place
with
the
Moose
in
the
standing.
The
Clothiers
took
an
early
lead
'
on
the
Tobacconists
whp
were,
ml-
nus
three
of
tnw
regulars
at
the
start
of
the
ga-ae
and,
after
eight
minutes
of
play,
the
score
stood
9:
to
niL
Then
Stalker
came
on
for!
the
Grotto
and
the
Clothiers'
shooting
spree
was
stopped
while
the
Cigar
Store
men
went
out
and
!
got
themselves
a
few
points
al-
though
they
were
on
the
wrong
side
on
an
18
to
11
count
at
half
time.
It
was
in
the
aeconO
half
that
the
teams
settled
down
and
played
hard
basketball.
At
times
they
had
the
fans
on
their
feet
applauding
some
of
the
shots.
Th?
Smoke
Eaters
had
a
one-point
lead,
28
to
27,
with
several
minutes
to
go
but
Lindsay
tied
It
up
for
the
Ready-to-
Waar
merchants
and
they
sank
three
baskets
and
a
penalty
while
the
Grotto
got
one
basket
just
be
fore
the
final
whistle,
to
finish
up
the
scoring
with
the
Clothiers
on
the
big
end
of
a
35-30
count.
D.
Morrison
of
Lambie
&
Stone
and
Ratchford
of
the
Grotto
were
bounced
on
personals.
Bill
Lambie
had
the
misfortune
to
break
a
bone
in
his
leg
just
abqve
the
ankle
and
he
was
taken
to
the
hospital.
Intermediate
League
School
20'
to
17
in
a
hectic
inter-
It
was
In
the
second
half
that.
the
game
got
exciting
as
neither
side
could
get
a
lead
and,
with
five
or
six
minutes
to
go,
it
was
anybody's
game.
The
Students
had
the
best
part
of
the
play
but
they
couldn't
sink
their
shots
to
get
the
necessary
points
to
win.
When
the
final
whistle
blew
the
High
School
was
still
on
the
short
ejid
of
a
20,-17
count'.
Ladies'
League
The
King
Edward
High
School
girls
in
the
Ladles
League
trampled
all
over.
'
Annette's
to
win
12
to
2.
,
The
score
was
4
to
0
at
half
time
and
0
to
0
at
the
third
period.
The
Co-eds'
combination
was
clicking
and
they
well
deserved
their
win
although
Annette's
were
fighting
all
the
way.
Junior
League
The
Boy
Scouts
defeated
the
High
School
25-18
in
a
fairly
fast
junior
game.
The
winners
wp
never
in
doubt
as
the
Scouts
were
leading
15-5
at
the
interval.
Eastman
went
on
a
scoring
SDree
tn
snare
13
points
for
his
side.
Individual
scoring:
Junior
League
ouy
cscouis
(25)
Brown
(6),
wnasem
to),
Eastman
f
13),
Erick-son,
Klhara,
Dybhavn,
Montesano
High
.School
(18)
Fitch
(2)
O'Neill
(2),
Lundquist,
Fulton'
(7)
Yamanaka,
Hirano
(5).
iin.,
2)'.
Kelsey.
I
Ladies'
League
I
High
School
U2)-Blaine
(C)
jMcLeod
(2),
Mussallem
(3),
Ellison
r
HOW
Of
TIN
HAV
i
cot
TOTElLVOUPlAYfRJ
0
mm
M
j'
Sggj
A
ThenthQldtum
-ill"
Rupert
MEN
mediate
fixture
to
make
all
three
,
teams
In
thi
1o
Oil
A
OirAn
1i
41-ia
Defeated
Rangers
last
Night
While
standing
The
Scythians
kept
ahead
all
the
way.
Murray
opened
the
scoring
with
a
fluky
shot
and
Sonnv
Bev-
noni-brokp
the
tie
score
of
8
to
8
with"
a
penalty
to
put
his
team
In
the
lead.
The
Scythians
got
two
more
points
to
make
the
score
11
to
8
with
the.
Students
on
the
short
end.
Annette's
Win
Rowling
Again
Maccabees,
Took
Doodad
Into
Camp
Annette's,
the
league
leaders,
defeated
Rangers
1514.
to
1224
tn
tht
Ladies'
Bowling
League
last
nighl
md
Maccabees
won
1375
to
127f
over
the
Doodads
who,
as
a
result
dropped
into
third
place
below
thf
Prince
Rupert
Grads.
The
Maccabees
moved
into
fourth
place
ahead
of
the
Blue
Birds.
High,
scorer
of
the
evening
was
Mrs.
Owens
of
An
nette's
with
an
average
of
195.
Davis
(1),
E.
Davis.
Wilson.
ulew'ellyn.
Annette's
(2)
Stone.
Morris.
E.
Morris,
Ratchford
12).
TurEeon.
Stamp-Vincent.
Intermediate
League
High
School
(17)
Davies
(9).
Campbell
(3),
O'Neill,
Naylor
(2),
McMeekln
(U,
Munro,
Hirano
(2).
Scythians
(20)
GlUis,
Dominatq
(7),
Montesano,
Letourneau
(4).
Currie,
Tobey,
Murray
(4),
Beynon
Senior
Leagu
Lambie
&
Stone
(35)
Calderoni
(4),
Lindsay
(15).
Morrison
n
Johnson
(13),
Arney,
Lambie,
Grotto
(30)
Ratchford
((n
Campbell,
Morgan
an,
Davies
(2),
Smith
(6),
Stalker
(2)
AtiMnin
(3).
Out
of
Town
Visitors
Make
Our
S(6rc
q
Meeting
Place''
TOYS
and
GIFTS
f9,r
Eyery.
Member
o(
thp
Family
You
can
compete
your
whftle
shopping
list
and
save
at
Kaien
Hardware
A
satisfactory
place
to
shop
'S
THE
reopies
LTD,
FOR
SALE
1x40
new
fishing
bpat
hull,
$1,000.
Apply
Box
314,
City.
(287)
FOR
SALE
7-9
HP.
Easthope
engine.
Apply
707
Eighth
Avenue
West.
(389)
FOR
SALE
Office
safe,
extra
thick
walls,
giving
perfect
protection
against
fire.
Daily
Newi
(tf)
SHOE
repairs
SHOES
Repaired
very
cheaply
until
uec.
31.
Shoemaker,
ppposlte;
High
School.
WANTED
WAlfl
ED
Furnished
apartment
or
smal
furnished
house
for
young
couple.
Apply
Box
257,
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News.
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LASH
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
tn
pnlr
In
J.ene
Land
V'
fJP.P.!UNCE
RURT
tnl
Recording
IMstriet
oX
Range
5
Coast,
and
Mtua'te
ibout
1-2
mile
south
of
the
W.
A
Brown
Homeslte
Lease
on
Sltlakl
BaJ,
Stephens
Island:
Take
notice
that
William
Anthony
Brown
of
Skin
VI
TVv
ninh.n.
t.i
occupation
Fisherman
and
Trapper
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
follow
ing
uwriueq
joreanore
lands:
i
Commenclnz
at
a
nnst
n1nnfrf
nn
small
island
within
an
inlet
of
Skl
'
akl
Bay,
about
20
Feet
West
of
my!
boathouse,
"Which
Is
located
approxlm-
-"v
"
Kiuia
01
me
w.
a.
Brown
Homeslte
Lease
thence
West'
1.200
Feet;
thence
North
900
Feet
thence
East
1.800
Feet;
thence
South!
y
rW;
mencfl
wet
epo
Feet
ta
POlnt
Of
mmmPTImilOll
nnH
mntninln.'
Thirty
acres,
more
or
less.
.
WILLIAM
AHTHONV
BROWN
Dated
November,
4th.
1935,
in
jm
t
rit
i:ii:
cot'itT
'
'imiTisii
(OMMnit
111
lrj.l..il.
lit
the
Matter
the
"Ailmlistratlon
i
Alt"
r
linl
I
III
the
Matter
of
(he
Kstnte
n(
4nme!
ii.
i,iiM(iis
necrasril.
TAKE
NOTICE'
tlit
by
6rder
of
Hlf
.,
"ugc
risner.
Local
Judge
ouprwpe
pcurt
of
BrtUsh
Coluirj,bl
umue
ne
ot-n
day
ol
December
1935;
of
?:..J'frTW
A?mmiBtra
of
th
fi'f
$
f?"5
ft-
Patslca.
Deceased.
Intestate,
late
of
'Prince
Rupisrf,
Bp.
.
.
P?"?ns
having
ciaUns
against
tfe
titsH
same
properly
verltied
td
m
on
Cr
DatCTS
the
ISth
lliv
rt
.Tn.lKora
loom
:otn,rwite
duporitlonof
the
wjd"
Estate!
"1
e
iiumu
wixnout
regard
thereto
i
All
(partly
indebted
itp
the
sold
Estate
i
arc
mjulred
to
pay
the
amount
pi
their1
Inaebtertne,
td
me
forthwIUV.
'
10?5AT?D
mi
9l1
y
9t
W.'
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
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)
Official
Administrator.
Prtncf
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FRESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
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VALENTIN
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Carefree
Winter
Motoring
Ask
us
about:
Car
Heaters
Windshield
Defrosters
Winter
Lubricants
Kaien
Motors
Limited
CHEVROLET
DEALERS
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Ave.
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'
Ask
For
GOLD
SEAL
SALMON
Fancy
Red
Sockcyc
Look
for
the
WHITE
LABEL
with
the
GOLD
SEAL
Packed
by
the
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
With
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Kupert.
Tuesday,
Deeembe;
ls,
r
Store
We
SellTor
Less
UNDERWEAR
The
Famous
Aristocrat
Make
MADE
IN
ENGLAND
Compares
in
Quality
with
any
$7.50
line.
100
p.c.
Wool
LIMITED
QUANTITY
ONLY
$
FQR
SALE
495
The
Store
with
the
Christmas
Spirit
Want
Ads
Everybody
reacis
tfie
Daily,
News
jTUere's
a
reason.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll,
Proprietor
-A
HOME
AWAY
FKO.M
HOME"
Rates
11.00
op
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
198
Hyde
Transfer
PHONE
580
Office
Second
Avenue
Birch
Wood
V
Cedar
Wood
V
1
Jackp
ine
TheFish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
-
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
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