PAQE
SEC
9?
If
a?
ST
9
ISP
DEMERS
Invite
you
to
look
over
their
lovely
display
of
XMAS
GIFTS
5J
DRESSES
-
COATS
-
JACKETS
-
LINGERIE
-
SKIRTS
BLOUSES
SHOES
BOUDOIR
SLIPPERS
DANCE
e
SLIPPERS
TOURIST
CASES
-
LINENS
-
HOSIERY
Sf
GLOVES
PULLOVERS
TVlN
SETS
SCARVES
KIMONAS
SKI
SUITS
Prices
Always
Right
Every
customer
who
spends
$5.00
or
over
will
receive
a
lovely
gift
from
us.
TOYLAND
Fun
for
Old
and
Young
Hundreds
of
Delightful
Gifts
are
now
on
display
in
this
important
Christmas
Department,
t'ome
in
and
sec
the
largest
display
In
the
city.
All
Toys
plainly
marked
at
lowest
prices.
No
obligation
Aeroplanes
10c
to
SU3
Zeppelins
35c
50Cf
65c
and
85c
Cars
15c
to
$2.40
Boats
v
-
25c
to
$1.75
Blocks
a
dozen
varieties,
from
20c
up
Games-good
games
to
suit
all
ages,
a
hundred
different
kinds
-
15c
up
Dolls
new
and
beautiful
dolls,
sure
to
bring
happiness.
Excellent
values.
Dishes-Toy
dishes
in
china,
glass,
tin
and
aluminum,
twenty
varieties,
from
15c'to
S30J
Cuddley
Toys
for
little
tots,
bright
and
attractive
15c
up
Rubber
and
Celluloid
Toys
and
Dolls
:
"
ioc
to
50c
'Doll
Carriages
.
...
:
..
$4.00.
55.00
and
up
Balls,
Blackboards.
Brooms,
Irons,
Telephones,
Baking
Sets
Doll
Furniture,
Drums.
Trumpets,
Toy
Pianos,
Tops.
Sleam
Engines
for
older
boys
$1.50,
$2.10
and
$3.60
Magic
Lanterns
5975
Meccano
Sets
r
LZZ-ZZZioc
to
$8.75
Tlnkerty
.
-
...75c
Microscope
Outfits
,...:;..
:.
,
5225
J0?1
Sets
up
Large
assortment
of
Christmas
Crackers.
Come
In
and
reserve
yours
now
while
stock
k
complete.
Priced
low
at-
25c,
35c,
50c,
75c
and
up
Also
Christmas
free
Candles
and
Decorations
m
i
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated
i
THRILLS
Extraodrinary
Gift
Selections
For
Early
Shoppers.
In
every
department
there
is
no
limit
of
gifts
to
choose
from
our
enormous
Stock.
We
invite
your
inspection.
Fountain
Pens
and
Pencils.
Your
name
engraved
FREE
Diamonds,
Watches
and
Jewelry
are
always
an
ideal
gift
SILVERWARE,
CUT
GLASS
and
FANCY
CHINA
Useful
as
well
as
ornamental
SMOKING
STANDS,
PIPES,
LIGHTERS,
ETC.
i.:.
:
VISIT
OUR
BASEMENT
STORE
;
Save
Money
and
Time
and
Shop
With
Comfort
"
...
MAX
HEILBROMR
DIAMOND
SPECIALIST
a
i
i
ft
ft
i
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5
8
I
5J
I
I
MADE
NO
COMMENT
Premier
Kin?
Has
Nothing
to
Say
In
Regard
to
Italian
Oil
'
Embargo
OTTAWA.
Dec.
7:
(CP)
Follow-lnj
his
return
from
a
vacation
trip
to
the
United
States,
Premier
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
has
refrained
J'rom
comment
on
official
matters.
He
was
presitd
for
a
statement
In
re
Sard
to
Canada's
stand
on
the
,
question
of
an
oil
embargo
against
Italy
but
declined
to
make
an
observation
in
regard
to
the,lncldent
between
Dr.
W,.
A.
Rlddell,
Canada's
representative
at
Geneva,
and
Hon.
Ernest
Lapolnte.
acting
Premier:
Hon.
Vincent
Massey,
Canadian
High
Commissioner
at
London,
will
.represent
Canada
at
the
League
session
next
week,
relieving
Dr.
.RlddelL
who
is
being
transferred
to
a
mission
In
South
America.
All
Ready
For
Hotel
Opening
Manager
Expects
New
Saskatoon
Hostelry
Will
Enjoy
General
Patronage
SASKATOON,
Dec.
7:
All
Is
In
readiness
for
the
official
opening
of
the
Bessborough,
Western
Canada's
newest
hotel,
on
December
10.
The
Bessborough,
the
latest
addition
to
the
Canadian
National
Railways
Hotel
system,
will
be
od-
ened
to
the
public
on
Tuesday
next
following
an
official
luncheon
at
noon
when
His
Honor
the
Lieutenant-governor,
H.
E.
Munroe,
Premier
Patterson,
Mayor
R.
II.
Plnder
of
Saskatoon
and
many
prominent
figures
In
the
business
and
professional
world
will
be
In
attendance.
The
luncheon
will
be
presided
over
oy
A.
E.
Warren,
vice-president.
H.
W.
Aslln.
formerly
manacer
of
the
Macdonald
In
Edmonton,
whe
has
been
appointed
manager
.of
the
Bessborough,
says:
"I
feel
sure
the
Bessborough
will
soon
become
a
popular
meeting
place
not
only
lor
the
people
of
Saskatoon,
but
for
those
coming
lntd
the
city
for
a
aays
snopping
as
well
as
these
people
who
are
visiting
Saskatoon
on
business
or
on
treasure,
frnm
other'
parts
of
Canada
or
the
States."
JRAr
POWDER
hbiAHS
Xnd
polish
di
Bthtubf,
Wathbana,
Windows,
and
Mirror.
Ctnmt
tcntth.
can.
DAILY
NEWS
Hi
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Busy
Week
in
Fisheries
Affairs
Here
Keen
Interest
Shown
Halibut
Landings
Arc
Very
Light
Possiby
never
before
did
Dr.
W.
A.
Found,
OttaVa
deputy
minister
of
fisheries,
have
a
busier
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
than
this
year.
He
was
in
the
city
this
Wednes
day
and
Thursday
and
hardly
a
spare
moment
was
given
him
throughout
that
time.
In
addition
to
attending
the
sessions
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
which
occupied
almost
all
of
Thursday,
he
..
.
gave
two
public
addresses
one
before
a
banquet
tf
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Comirteite
and
another
before
a
joint
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
and
Gyro
Clubs.
In
addition
to
that
he
had
numerous
conferences
wTth
various
branches
of
both
salmon
and
halibut
fisheries.
Many
serious
problems
were
taken
up
with
the
deputy
minister
who
promised
that
views
of
the
Prince
Rupert
people
would
be
given
full
consideration
In
connection
with
the
promulgation
of
future
regulations.
The
activity
that
attached
Itself
to
the
deputy
minister's
visit
and
that
of
the
entire
personnel
of
the
International
Fisheries,
Commlslson
Indicates
that
Prince
Rupert
Is
talnlng
Its
deep
Interest
In
fisheries
matters.
.
j
D'iring
the
pas-week
only
five
halibut
vessels
landed
catches
at
the
port
of
Pririce'
Rupert,
bringing
in
a
total
of
166,000
pounds
of
fish
of
which
40,000
pounds
was
from
one
Canadian
boat
and
126,000
nounds
from
four
American
vessels.
This
brought
the
grand
total
of
landings
for
the
season
up
to
George-
Bryant
and
BUI
Jenkins
'
left
aboard
the
Harla
Thursday
morning
for
a
hunting
trip
to
Kwaiinws.
They
are
due
back
this
week-end.
.
With
Capt.
Paul
Armour
aboard
the
Algie.
a
party
of
some
dozen
local
bird
hunters
left
at
midnight
last
night
for
tte
Khutzamatecn.
They
are
due
to
return
to
port
Sun-
J
1
t
m
r
t
1
ay
rugnb
or
Monaay
morning.
i
Capt.
Tony
Martinusen,
well
known
local
halibut
boat
operator,
sailed
aboard
the
Catala
on
Tuesday
afternoon
of
this
week
for
a
two
weeks'
business
f
trip
to
Van
couver.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
J.
E.
Boden,
arrived,
in
port
at
7
o'clock
last
evening
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
10:30
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
Jack
Oraham
of
Humpback
Porcher
Island,
Is
paying
a
brief
visit
to
town.
He
arrived
last
evening
following
a
trip
by
gasboat
during
which
he
had
considerable
engine
trouble.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SUpknlMer
and
EtifliMxvm.
Ww
mr4
Brut
Caatimf.
Cletrl
and
Aeetyl
Velding.
8pcilUu
aa
SawmDl
od
Mining
Machinery.
AH
T7p
Cm
EnciiM
Repalrml
and
OrvrhanW.
Ask
For
GOLD
SEAL
SALMON
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
Look
for
the
WHITE
LABEL
with
the
GPLD
SEAL
Packed
by
thq
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert.
Golden
Wedding
Of
Usk
Couple
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Durham
Kound
Out
Fifty
Year
Of
Wedded
Bliss
USK.
Dec.
7:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Durham
of
Usk
celebrated
their
golden
wedding
anniversary
Thursday.
There
were
greetings,
among
many
other
places,
from
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
for
the
well
known
and
popular
pioneer
Skecna
Valley
couple
who
settled
in
Kitselas
In
1003.
Internal
Organs
Were
Transposed
Kansas
City
Surteons
Remove
Ap-iM
DClldix
Of
Manx
Anilrr&nn
.Vmm
The
Left
Side
KANSAS
CITY.
Dec.
7:
UDon
a
man
nampd
Ttan
11.502.150
pounds
including
5,258.-
Anderson
yesterday
surgeons
350
pounds
from
Canadian
vessels
f0Und
all
the
organs
normally
slt-and
6.243,300
pounds
from
Amcri-
uated
on
thp
Wt
sir!,
to
h
n
,
ri?ht
side
and
v'c
versa.
His
ap
pendix
was
removed.
Where
P.
O.
VISITORS
TO
OUR
CITY
We
are
not
strangers
to
you,
and
we
invite
you
to
call
at
our
Grocery
and
ConfestJonery
Stores.
We
handle
a
large
assortment
of
seasonable
goods
at
reasonable
prices.
Our
great
variety
of
Box
Chocolates
of
all
the
popular
makes
will
amaze
you.
Come
In
and
look
around.
We
will
be
glad
to
see
you.
Bay.
MUSSALLEM'S
Dollars
Have
Box
575
More
Cenla'
Phone
X
Soya
Bean
Bread
.
.
Delicious
for
Toasting
English
Crumpets
Meat
Pies
Finest
Pastry
&
Cakes
Van's
Bakery
COAL
TO
PLEASE
EVERYDODY
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
FAMOUS
EUSON
ALBERT
A
COAL
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
COAL
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
COMPANY
PHONE:
58
and
558
Pretty
Wedding
At
Native
Town
.Miss
Annie
Mason
Of
Vanarsdol
Becomes
Bride
Of
George
Rob
inson
Of
Kitkatla
At
Kitkatla
on
Friday
last
one
of
the
prettiest
weddings
ever
so1-emnlzed
In
the
village
took
place
when
Miss
Annie
Mason,
eldest
aughter
of
Mr-
and
Mrs.
George
Mason
of
Vanarsdol.
became
thr
ride
of
George
Robinson,
eldest
son
of
Peter
and
the
late
Mr-..
Robinson
of
Kitkatla.
In
the
morning
It
had
rained
but
the
skies
cleared
and
the
sun
was
shlrtln?
brightly
by
the
Jlme
of
the
nuptial
ceremony.
Following
the
marriage
rites,
a
wedding
feast
took
place,
followed
by
a
dance
In
Agnes
Hall.
The
tables
which
lined
the
hall
were
beautifully
laid,
the
bride's
table
having
a
three-tier
wedding
cake
in
the
centre.
At
the
s
WE
WELCOME
5
it
!
X
ECONOMY
STORE!!
1
A
Certain
Man
In
Rupert
Needs
Watching
9.
Oood
cases
LAST
SHOWixc
SHIRLEY
TEMPLE
-
m
"CURLY
TOP"
with
JOHN
HOLES
KOCIIKLLE
IIUDSOX
At7:42&9:42
ADDED
Colored
.Musical
"GYPSY
NIGHT
Silly
Symphony
and
.,
bridal
table,
dines.
The
tu.n
ht,
sat
the
Chief
and
other
elders
with
j
the
lne
fathers
,alners
of
1
th
the
L
"
Vr
thP
hririal
nartv
Th.
UnA
young
COUDI,
oaraded
the
party
to
the
hall
amid
j
a,sf
,T"l?gK
a
dan"
nr
a
shower
of
rice,
sat
at
a
table
on'dp
"
CcIebraU1'
of
u?
5"n.fc
tpW
mu
?
the
Dlatform
nnrt
nlavpH
i
I
s
The
speakers
were
numerous
created
considerable
merriment
as
and
they
gave
advice
to
the
tlng
of
Murdoch
and
nnes.
ChPtP
t.
r.
T
Tom
r
X)
.
.v.i.j
uiunii
liPiiim
newly-(cratulatlon,
anri
w
..
L
weds
and
as
they
related
their
ex-!
extended
to
thP
.
periences
on
the
day
of
their
wed-
couple.
,
VerV
lllfflv
rnn
Vy
.u
u.
i
.
...
.
.
.
a
good
watch
for
a
ton
limn
hi
u
'J
anything
about
It.
y
ft
The
best
way
to
watch
him
is
to
surprise
him
&
by
watching
him
with
one
of
our
good
watches
J
Pocket
watche
arc
more
in
demand
the
last
year
or
two.
People
arc
realizing
that
a
pocket
watch
is
a
little
more
accurate
while
a
wrlit
watch
Is
more
convenient.
(We
have
fine
21
and
23
Jeweled
Hamilton
and
Wallham
railroad
watches
at
from
$30.00
to
J70.M.
A
special
21
Jeweled
small
size
pocket
watch
to
beautifully
engraved
sctew
gold
filled
case.
IM.M.
j
A
17
Jeweled
Waltham
pocket
watch
with
silver
J
dial
and
,
raised
gold
figures,
in
fine
hand
engraved
fancy
shaped
case
with
ten
sides
W-H
A
15
Jeweled
special
moderate
priced
pocket
watch
In
gold
filled
engraved
screw
case,
guaranteed
reliable
$13.0
reliable
7
Jeweled
watches
In
JEWELLERS
screw
nickel
Standard
priced
Omen,
Bulova
and
Waltham
wrist
atches
in
the
latest
design
from
$20.00
to
$15.M
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
watches
to
choose
from,
And
lotes
of
cheaper
S
watches.
Over
a
hundred
8
)
BRITISH
COLUMMA
THE
MINERAL
PROVINCE
OF
'WESTERN
CANADA
has
produced
minerals
of
an
aggregate
value
of
$1,376,437,403.00.
the
value
of
mineral
production
for
the
year
1934
was
$42,305,297.00;
being
an
increase
of
29.8
over
the
production
for
the
year
1933.
Gold
production
established
an
all-time
high
in
both,
volume
and
value.
Following
are
some
recent
publications,
copies,
of
which
mJ
be
obtained
upon
application
to
the
DEPARTMENT
OF
MINES.
VICTORIA,
n.c.:
j
r"
Annual
Report
of
the
Honourable
the?
Minister"
Mines
for
the
calendar
year
1934.
Bulletin,
"British
Columbia
the
Mineral
Industry"
(Included
In
this
Bulletin
Is
a
synopsis
of
the
various
Mining
Laws
of
the
Province).
Non-Metallic
Mineral
Investigations:
Barite,
Asbestos,
Clay,
Glass-ware,
Magneslte,
and
Hydro-Ma8
neslte.
Sketch
map
of
B.C.
showing
Mining
Dlvbions.
Etc.
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