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M
COMMODORE
CAFE
Chrisimas
Special
Dinner
DECEMBER
25th,
1935
11
a.m.
to
9:00
p.m.
No::
1
50c
65c
Chicken
Gumbo
or
Consomme
To
Our
Many
Friends
and
Customers
;
It
is
our
pleasure
to
extend
to
you
the
season's
greetings.
While
we
highly
value
your
patronage,
we
value
still
more
the
cordial
relations
that
have
extended
between
us
for
so
many
years,
and
trust
they
may
continue.
Viahing
You
A
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
and
A
Happy
and
Prosperous
NEW
YEAR
ax
Heilbroner
DIAMOND
SPECIALIST
Choice
of
Soup
4
Chicken
Gumbo
a
la
St.
Maude
Consomme
aux
Legumes
Stuffed
Roast
Milk
Fed
Chicken.
Saratoga
Chips
Mash
or
Dominion
Baked
Potato
Brusscll
Sprouts
or
Green
Peas
Choice
.of
Dessert:
'
English
Plum
Pudding.
Diplomate
and
Hard
Sauce
-:
.
Deep
Apple
Pie
and
Whipped
Cream
f
.
Compote
Fruit
and
Whipped
Cream
cIIot
Mince
Pie,
Lemon
Meringue
Pie.
Vanilla
Ice
Cream
Coffee
Tea
Milk
Roast
Young
Tom
Turkey.
Chestnut
Dressing
and
Cranberry
Sauce
Roast
Young
Goose.
Celery
Dressing
and
Crab
Apple
Jelly
Mash
or
Dominion
Baked
Potato
Brusse!
Sprouts
-
Choice
of
Dessert:
English
Plum
Pudding,
Diplomate
and
Hard
Sauce
v
Deep
Apple
Pie
and
Whipped
Cream
Compote
Fruit
and
Whipped
Cream
Hot
Mince
Pie.
Lemon
Meringue
Pie,
Vanilla
Ice
Cream
4
Coffee
Tea
Milk
No.
3
75(
7.
Choice
of
Soup
y
-
Chicken
Gumbo
a
la
SL
Maude
-
Consomme
aux
Legumes
Fresh
Shrimp
Cocktail
Waldorf
Salad,
Thousand
Island
Dressing
Choice
of:
,
Roast
Young
Tom
Turkey.
Chestnut
Dressing,
and
Cranberry
Sauce
,
Filet
Mignon.
Champignon
Sauce
Mash
or
Dominion
Baked
Potato
Brussell
Sprouts
or
Green
Peas
Choice
of
Dessert:
English
Plum
Pudding,
Diplomate
and
Hard
Sauce
Deep
Apple
Pie
and
Whipped
Cream
Compote
Fruit
and
Whipped
Cream
....
.Hot
Mince.
Pie.
Lemon
Meringue
Pie,
Vanilla
Ice
Cream
Coffee
Tea
Milk
Rose,Cowan
&LattaLtd?
Wish
All
Their
Customers
and
Friends
A
VERY
HAPPY
CHRISTMAS
WASHINGTON,
D.C
'ft
ft
ft
ft
i
ft
ft
ft
ft
s
ft
ft
3
ft
I
ft
?eze"pfi
r'nnorrpQ
Rprpccnc
Out
of
Respect
To
,
Mat
night,
havlnrr
Senator's,Memory
pffi"
settlns:
getting
seven
seven
hundi
hundred
Dec.
24:
DAILY
KZWS
Tuesday,
Dccmber
u
wis
COLD
SNAP
I
OUTSTANDING
Crowded
House
IS
NEEDED
DRAMA
HERE
role
Camps
May
Have
to
CIos
15
j
Output
Cannot
be
Hauled
i
Unless
there
is
an
early
arrival
I
of
cold
weather
in
the
Interior,
the
late
blind
Senator
Thomas
D
'
tnls
mornlng
before
making
a
new
.
..
f
TAV..l..
Schall
of.
Minnesota
who
died
from
injuries,
sustained
when
he
was
struck
down
by
a
motor
car
while
crossing
a
street
here,
both
House
of
Representatives
and
Senate
declared
a
recess
yesterday.
From
Minneapolis
came,
word
that
Governor
Floyd
G.
Olsen
of
Minnesota
intended
to
make
the
early
appointment
of
a
successor
to
Schall.
GREETINGS!
Thv
confidence
of
our
customers
and
friends
ln
us
is
not
the
labor
of
a
day,
but
has
taken
twenty-five,
years
of
constant,
unceasine
ef
fort.
Whatever
success
we
have
had!
is
due
to
the
constancy
of
our
cus
tomers
and
friends.
To
them
we
owe
everything;
without
them,
we
wouldn't
be
here.
We
have
an
ideal
to
live
up
to
and
a
reputation
to
hold
u-hirh
everr'lncreaslng
list
of
patrons
rea
lize.
May
we
take
this
opportunity.
men.
to
extend
to
them
our
most
-incere
wishes
for
a
VERY
MERRY
XMAS
and
a
HAPPY
&
PROSPEROUS
NEW
YEAR
Our
CONFECTIONERY
STORE
will
be
open
on
Christmas
Day
from
1
p.m.
to
6
p.m.
only.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Where
Hollars
Rave
P.
0.
Box
575
Store
Centy
Phone
18
NEW
ROYAL
,,,
.HOTEL
J.
Zarelll.
Proprietor
J
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
11.00
op
50
Rooms
Hot
ti
Cold
Waiei
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Bo
m
"in
iui
nuiiuiuiu.
Appointment
-China
Seas,"
Special
Christmas
Offering
at
Capitol
Theatre,
Is
Spectacular
Thriller
One.
of
the
greatest
adventure
dramas
aramas
oi
of
the
uie
year.
year.
"China
mui
Seas,r
t
pole
i
camps
of
.
the
..
Hanson
Timber
.
;
,
..
,
.
.
.
,,
i
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
&
Lumber
Co.
in
the
Hazelton
dis-
-
u
,ic.,.
trlct
may
have
to
close
down.
.
.
.
pA
...
was
stated
yesterday
by
Olof
Han-:
77"
J
.
Vl...
r
on
in
aJja"
son
M.P.
Men
have
been
cutting
,iaim.ces
pores
in
thebu'sh
for
the
past
tow
e
mw
rZ
n
J.
months
but.
'.unless
the
grow
?L
freezes,
it
will
not
be
possible
to
..
..
-
sn
Stone,
Rosalind
Russell,
Dudley
lase
inem
ouu
uora
weamer
oi
mc
.
,
.
.
,
.
Digges.
C,
Aubrey
.
.
Smith
...
and
j
others,
4.
winter
is
depended,
upon
to
get
,K4
the
?
,
'
.
,
,,
,
,
"China1
Seas"
is
a
rrd-blooded
poles
out
Four
years
ago
and
once
before
af
"
f
intrigues
fe,
played
J
on
the
that
the
winter
was
so
mild
that
Piungmg
aecK
oi
a
wneezy
oia
uner
the
poles
could
not
be
taken
out
screamln
typhoons
and
over
over
the
the
froien
frozen
ground.
cround.
There
is
sUll
hope,
of
course
that
bloodthirsty
Malay
pirates
off
the
wild
southeast
J"1?"
coast
of
0I,
Asia.
Aa'
It
P
pre-
a
cold
snap
may
come
in
January
.
the
three
Principal
stars
and
thn
thus
nrmit
permit
nf
ttin
h
jand
I'imber
out.
BACK
AT
ALAMEDA::
in
types
of
'roles
which
made
them
l
famous
Gable
as
the
hard-bitten
i
young
skipper
of
a
passenger
(steamer
on
the
most
dangerous
run
in
Use
world:
Miss
Harlow
as
a
!
wiercraeking.
tender-hearted
lady
the
ports
of
the
Orient
deeply
love
with
Gable
and
not
afraid
to
show
it
and
Been
as
a
cental
China
Clipper
Quits
Honolulu
U$
Irish
trader
whose
gruff
affability
After
Getting
TOO
Miles
Out
maks
his
operations
as
the
slius-Sister
Ship
at
Midway
ter
"brains"
of
half
wild
pirate
bands.
MIDWAY
ISLAND.
Dec.
24:
The
Th
locate
is
the
last
frontier
of
Pan
American
Airways
giant
flytaf
th
oceans,
the
only
nlace
on
earth
boat
Phillipine
Clipper,
on
Its
way,cre
pirates
still
rove
the
s?as.
back
to
California
following
its
The
story
recalls
the
recent
news-naiden
trans-Pacific
flight,
landed
i
P3""
headlines
telllnt?
of
pirate
heie
early
today
from
Wake
Island
raid8
on
modern
pleasure
vessels
and,
after
a
brief
stay,
will
continue
;uch
a
raid
and
typhoon
bing
co
Honolulu
enroute
to
Alameda,
i
among
the
thrills.
Back
In
Alameda
1
-
ALAMEDA,
Dec.
21:
The
Pan:-i
in
.
'
China
Clipper
was
back
in
Alameda
I
turned
hack
on
T
P
ll
1
weather
after!
Xxlilil'JUrai
miles
out
ont
iner
secona
trans-Pacliic
air
mail
f
lisht
to
Manila.
She
was
still;
Tvaitin?
more
favorable
weather
i
Choir
Krndrrrd
Special
Christmas
Music
Most
Acceptably
There
was
a
special
Christmas
oarol
service
Sunday
night
in
S;
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
following
the
regular
evening
prayer
.
ijstryice.
ine
service
was
conauctec
Iff
lie
Npw
nr
l
hl7iby
Vefy
Rev-
James
B.
Gibson,
dean
,ix.t
jof
the
Catnedrali
and
the
cnolr
WM
,
arjder
the
direction
or
A.
J.
Lancas-
It
will
be
several
days,
it
Is
ex-,
ter
with
Peter
Lien
as
organist.
The
pected.
before
an
official
an-
nrosram.
snlendidlv
renriomrt
in.
nouncement
Is
made
as
to
the
new
I
eluded
the
anthm.
"ah
sh
chief
of
Prince
Rupert
district
of
i
for
Thy
Light
is
Come."
"White
me
provincial
police
following
the
!
SheDherds
Watched
ThPir
n.v-.
death
of
Staff
Sergeant
R.
W.
Bo-'
Bv
Nirht"
and
"Th
rhon.him
wen
of
Smlthers
who
was
to
have'Rong"
iRussIan
and
the
caroU
succeeded
Staff
Sergeant
Alex
Mc-
"Holy
Night."
"Hark.
What
Mean
Neill
but
whose
final
illness
pre-
Those
Holy
Voices."
"See
Amid
th2
vented
him
from
assuming
the
Winter
Snows"
and
"Good
Christian
P051-
Wen,
Rejoice."
There
is
Still
Time
To
Make
THIS
CHRISTMAS
The
Happiest
of
All
Phone
G
and
arrange
for
a
"VICTOR"
Prices
and
terms
to
suit
your
own
requirements
1
RCA
Victor
$3
ra
eotrp&x
radio
"TheQiJtthatkctpson
QUing"
Jjpjp
MaeMvs
.Ma
The
Capitol
Theatre
Wasfpacked
with
a
capacity
audience'
of
seven
hundred
children
and
a
few
adults
yesterday
afternoon
for
the
food
matinee
in
aid
of
the
Salvation
J
Army's
Christmas
Cheer
Fund.
Admission
was
in
the
form
of
canned
food
donations
and,
while
in
future
more
actual
food
and
less
canned
milk
might
be
acceptable,
nevertheless
everything
was
appreciated
The
donations
were
received
by
Ad-Jutant
Eva
Laycock
and
her
assls-
i
tants.
At
the
opening
of
the
moving
picture
entertainment,
the
"little
commandant"
expressed
appreciation
for
the
donations
and
acknowledged
the
generosity
of
the
theatre
and
its
management
in
making
the
event
possible.
i
n.MSIIING
TONIGHT
Bulkley
Market
and
Capitol
Theatre
Turkey
Give-Away
Week
Now
Until
Xmas
Eve
3
IJirils
Given
Away
Nightly!
Drawing
Tonight
9
PJM.
LAST
SHOWINGS
Mary
Ellis
Tullio
Carminati
(
l
IVIN
warn
'At
7:13
ti
9:40)
-
PLUS
-
ADMIRAL
IJYRIVS
2nd
Antarctic
Expedition
Into
"Little
America"
At8:33
Once
Only
World's
News
U'l.VXrn
my
.
.
Owrge
W.
JohnsW
At
Food
Matinee
rS'SriS
Capitol
Theatre
Packed
and
Sal
vation
Army
Gets
Many
Donations
nn
hlch
wa
SSSf"
-i5
CHARGE
DISMISSED
A
charge
against
janu.s
"
.
,
of
theft
from
the
per
Dunn
of
$15
was
dLsmis.
V
glstrate
McClymont
ln
r,,
court
yesterdav
aft,.
PJct
OonzalcactecTas-S
TOMORROW
&
THURSDAY
SPECIAL
XMAS
MATINEE
Wed.
&
Thur..
at
2:30
NEWEST
SCREEN
TRIUMPH!'
"Three
grew
ium
la
their
mo
-"wtwoiia
cntri
tbt
"(iinanmioi
193
J;
oJiu
A.i:
Musical
and
Charlie
Chas(
Comedy
To
Our
Friends
.
.
.
The
Patrons
of
The
Capitol
Theatre
.
.
.
the
management
and
staff
extend
greetings
and
best
wishes
for
happiness
and
prosperity
to
all
.
.
.
for
this
holiday
season
and
throughout
the
New
Year,
irrtirrt
He's
On
His
Way
And
we
hope
that
when
he
arrives
he'll
bring
you
everything
you've
ever
wanted.
A
Merry
Christmas
and
a
Happy
New
Year
WATTS'
GROCERY
THRIFT
CASH
&
CARRY