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CHILDREN'S
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WEAR
Solve
Your
Gift
Problems
By
Giving
Footwear
Vu
will
never
find
1
more
prat-Ural
or
ideal
gift
lli.iii
a
ifialr
f
shoes
or
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.
for
lilm
or
her.
,
gift
mi
I
iutliunte
mi
irrtin.tl!
HOSIERY
Always
Acceptable
A
complete
.stock
of
Seml-Servlcc,
Chiffon
m
the
fif
fA
New
Crepe
In
Mil
Um
seasonable
shades
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Shop
at
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The
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
t
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Published
L?ry
Afternoon,
Kxcept
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
,
ivally
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
n
r.
vviixs
Managtng-Rdfeor
simsciuinuiN
katks
City
iMlxtry.
by
mall
ox
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
adrance
w
i.Vi
lly
mall
ta
all
parte
of
llrltbh.
Columbia,
the
UilUsh
Kmptre
and
Vurles.r
periods,
paid
la
advance,
per
week
-
l
uuU
t
all
other
countries,
pc
year
.
gee
New
UepMlment
TvtrwhMHc
.
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AriveitKiuc
and
Circulation
Trlephone
Mrmtxr
of
Audit
rlurrwu
ef
CircuUtkin-t
Monday.
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Oeorse
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pj
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and
ISwt
Slmpn
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...
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pan
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Klter
and
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Simpson
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Gbartortc
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let
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In-ss.
Pr.
John
10
jun
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ttrttftjrrax
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II,
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Nwb
m
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Pr
Oeort
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&
pm
StH
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Arjv
?m
SVeei
Khw.
TMrtay
Ckc
II1mI
llr
,
OarOra
.
wtU
fUri
Mitel
styles
in
Dresses.
HKxi
OpMs,
Scrv
Hs
und
Uvede
md
KrtKin
mmI
tKe
Yufr
duklreii.
in-
8!
I
Dry
Goods
&
Novelty
Shop
f
BOVR
I
L
THE
FACTS
flteV.
V.
I.
hari
Ma
He
Appeal'
I
Tor
Salvation
Army
fund
UN
I
ruves
Curmit
Affair
In
tho
course
of
his
sermon
nt
.evening
service
In
Klrat
Unltetl
Church
yesterday.
Hev.
C.
D.
Clark
made
an
appeal
for
ncnerous
suu-
l?ort
of
the
SalvaUon
Artny
Christ
mas
Fund.
lie.
described
It
x
a
"Very.
Very
worthy
cnuv"
n'nd
slri'SMd
ttie
fact
Uwt
the
work
Ui
Army
was
cnrrjlng
on
In
the
way
of
making
the
lot
of
the
needy
a
little
rosier
was
not
confined
to
the
ChrlxUnas
season
but
eon-
tlnued
on
throughout
the
winter.
Mr.
Clarke's
Christmas
subject
was
"HeauUful
Ideals
and
nrutal
Facts."
He
referred
to
Uie
tendency.
particularly
at
ChrlsUnas
time,
to
stress
the
one
and
submerge
the
other.
HroUierly
love
and
goodwill
were
preached
at
this
time
but
what
was
being
done
about
the
realistic
facts?
Discussing
Inter-naUonal
affairs.
Mr.
Clarke
declared
that
Herod
was
running
loose
in
Ethiopia
today.
The
vouns
Canadian
idealist
who
had
brought
up
Uie
matter
of
the
oil
embargo
at
Geneva
was
removed
to
South
Africa
at
the
Instance
of
Uie
real
ists.
What
were
th
lives
of
a
few
Ethiopians
when
the
urof
its
of
th
oil
barons
were
threatened?
Thertj
had
been
a
Herod-llke
attemnt
to
divide
up
Ethiopia
but
the
auth-
oriUc
had
had
to
reckon
with
the
cver-hicreaslns
fact
of
Christ
lUldwin
had
had
to
apologise
fo
.
.
.
.
...
i
&
v.
k
i
k
wie
wunuer
or
me
rranco-urKlxh
peace
plan.
The
spirit
of
Jesus
once
an
ideal,
was
becoming
more
and
more
a
triumphant
fact
at
the
world
today.
Public
opinion
was
coming
to
demand
justice
equahty,
peace
and
co-operation.
Coming
down
to
local
affahs.1
Mr.
Clarke
declared
that,
by
the
standards
of
Herod,
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
might
be
-xettltw
out
of
the
reds
through
the
meet-
u
of
its
bonded
Indebtedness
but,
by
the
standard
of
Jesus,
it
wu
sUU
to
the
darkness
as
Ion?
is
It
fed
to
prorkle
health
and
ienUl
serticea
for
its
children
and
educed
eduoaUon
costs
to
a
mtn.
by
eltiutnaUng
such
courses
Manual
training.
Civic
auUaor-
Mr
Clarke
eaanted.
hd
nnt
fften
thoncht
to
the
condition
of
the
Urn
tn
the
dur
until
the
nt
W
flt.
P-
CJt-'e
ro
am
toUlntog
then
m
Imtitu-JYWay
Prtn.
MNaMr
a
pjn
t1
h4
feeen
felt.
There
were
p.n.
rght
tn
the
comamn-
cmrr
Kwers
was
m.v
lone
tn
thte
regartl
The
whole
S8e
t
baed
on
brvUl
fae:-
f
won'jr
wenMh.
uxltvin
mi
ftim
lneeMa.
Hvr.
the
Meals
of
teday
wil
bew
the
facts
of
.
N
Meal
w
ever
txx.i
wttnoai
Henxi
waMn$
swnrd
uj
nan.
Bnt
Meats
ruM
not
be
0Bi
any
more
than
fads
evM
be
pni
awwv
The
seirtt
of
Cfctw
had
not.
been
slop
m
at
the
crvks
nf
xirUi
v&
fa.
4ay
the
wMd
$anreae
fast.
ij
iw
evew$
aemce
at
FM
iUulted
CtMardi
incta
t
an-
y,:aea.
UetMM
a
Vtrfte'
and
1tO
ren
Unto
EMhleneni
an
a
5f
Or
R
O
Laxf.
iar
o(
rvMeheaa
S
The
aMmans
nnr
wns
nare
5;est?eAn
tor
ehiNren
win
a
save-
i
tatt
6f
the
pastor
and
A'iwc
of
eawte
a
1
i5
Man
in
the
Moon
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Msuer
anttr
vairV
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5
wt
aa
tree
&s
tree
eas
bft.
jl
We
see
a
eerr
awanuw
jTfee
ivtaat
mM
Itwif
2j,
Bac
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and
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ve
atej
aaan
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jtjntfc
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.wssfes.
n
nance
Kafwn
w
are
nt
aswNl
aa
hhm
an,
Jeee
are
traces
raft.
Isms.
e
wws&ta.
Va
etf
pw-t
itxttake
ant
puswttraKttieitr
ha
v
us
a
rtfc
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jeftrj
District
News
STEWART
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steamsnifi
&
Barge
Oo-s
steam
-f
Q
riff
co,
Capt
Rosa,
arrrved
here
last
Sunday
morning
and
left
Monday
night
with
SIS
tons
of
concentrates
and
5T
tana
of
corduroy
coneentrales
from
Premier
tor
Tacoma
smelter.
The
Skjran
Jnator
Ofchestra
has
mianvd
Heh
the
Hnmorea-timos.
ji
Miss
Edtii
Basthov
reanroed
to
Premier
atithe.iirt
M
last
week
from
a
triijto
V
Miss,
jiir
rUtrtonx
ekauriur
if
Osssa
aid
Mrs.
lAJvr
Pv-erton.
retttroed
home
a:
the
TTV
crr.mKring
aH
rbe
fca-
the
separate
insulated
CetsaOcaoc
Uck,
Nordaera
Hcctric
esiaem
Kit
piir-asi
for
to
at
do
ckti
essi.
Bf
ft
its
of
ri5o
perforrifve
isa
carol
cSes
akoc
..
.
Mre
rTVB
t
rft
Smrr,
cltjrtr,
trrr
innse.
GttAttr
frttJti
frn
mm.
eo
tit
Adi
e
Srreca
ssjdm.
rrar-xSe
acmj.
rrrx
sfwvf
e-
&.7waE
rpmt&3Scr
jm2
K4
fearer
i-
Asa.
a
t
Cfsnyscrtsr
irst
x"
I2ral
rre-a
t&erat
twal
li
l!
The
annual
concert
of
Uie
pupils!
of
Stewurt'
Superior
School
took
place
Friday
night
Ib'thf
Canadian
Legion
Hall.
The
student
aqult-ted
themselves
with
credit
tn
a
rarled
program.
EnthusLtftm
for
ktli
ta
sureod-
ln
rapl'dly
at
Prflppttr
Organtea-tlcm
of
skltng
aaioetl6n
W
under
way
and
there
Is
talk
of
build
-
lng
a
ski
cabin
for
use
of
members,
i
In
basketball
at
Premier
a
week
j
Saturday
night,
Stewart
glrk
de.
feated
Premier
by
a
score
of
H
to
!
10.
In
the
senior
men's
game,;'
Office
defeated
Mine
to
21.
I
After
a
brief
visit
at
llyder
with
S
his
uneln
aiut
.iunL
Mr.
and
Mrx
'
Noel
Traversy.
Leonard
Traveray
of
Ketchikan
left
at
the
first
of
last
week
i
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Los
Antteles
Miss
Ntcnolson
elaas
had
a
highly
enjoyable
Christmas
Tree
party
on
Thursday
afternoon.
Sam
MeNeU.
Frank
Lewis.
John
ny
Rochfort
and
WHton
O'Neill
are
back
after
a
moaUi's
hunung
trip
to
the
Wark
CmI
country
with
the
Sunbeam
II.
They
had
a
splendid
ouUng.
round
game
plen-Uful
and
took
m
birds
and
three
deer.
For
Variety
and
Novelty
go
to
WALLACE'S
We
Can
Help
You
With
Your
Gift
Problems
.;
We.have
uooils
(o
suit
the
Paler,
the
SLslor
iic.tlic
Mater,
the
Nov
iiia
iiirue
ou
uniiviisi'iic
ru
bllOr
EARLY!
Kiinonas
in
iilisteiiintr
silk
or
sntina
tj
-
j
cosy
flannels
or
eider-
CTA
downs;
from
$2.95
to
.
.
.
V?t?
V
Novelties
in
great
variety,
at
most
reasonable
prices.
Latitat
or
Cents'
Pure
Linen
Hankios
in
boxes,
from
50c
to
i.
(?kvee,
lined
or
unlined
?-f
j
pair,
from
tioO
Silk
Underwear,
in
a
very
assortment
with
dance
seta;
from
$1.00
to
pleasing
$3.50
Pyjamas
and
Nighties,
in
a
wide
variety
of
styles
and
colors
f
roin
$2.2a
to
rive
colors.
Traveling
Companions
in
floral
satin
cases,
up
fron
end
Children's
Silk
Underwear
Is
tiowns
and
Pyjamas,
van,
d
v
fancy
Linen
Pieces
anl
Da
Cloths
for
gift
purpose-
(i
'
your
Christmas
dinner
:
J-;e
extra
large
sizes.
Roxed
and
Individual
Hankies,
from
5c
to
.
-
.
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it
nBsnCsfKannAKennnl
M
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ta
AC
aomr
fcr
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n-b-mt
an
oa
iemx;
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i
A
as
n
a
cs
V?
y
NORTHERN
BRITISH
C0LUMB
POTO
COMPANY
LIMITED
or
95c
Artificial
Flowers,
very
i.-
r,
pot
or
individual
bloon
04
jn
from
20c
each
to,
per
so
v-lDu
Dolls
and
Mechanical
Toys,
from
25c
to
...
.
$1.95
31.00
n,wrvin,0WS
and
come
in
antl
examinc
our
display.
You
will
be
that
I
HONh
I)
and
not
nrcssofl
in
nitrrhn:o
tu;a
t.
r.u..
rlrst
of
last
week
after
under-
of
Trade
was
herd
on
Tuesday
going
a
mauoki
operation
at
Uie
night
of
last
week
when.consW-Prtnee
Rapert
General
Hospital
eraWe
business
of
an
Interesting
and
important
nature
was
disposed
Ted
Patterson
of
the
Premier
of
atnge
line
left
hut
Tlmrsdav
for
trip
to
Vancouver.
O-
a
Marshall,
diaraond
drWer
at
the
Bic
Missouri
mine
!rt
but
week
for
a
trip
to
VaneooTer.
VANDERHOOF
A
brass
band
has
been
organized
la
Vanderboaf
vrlth
Joseph
PhUpott
a
knik4Ml
L"raroi""
are
now
m-
Weatner
rn,,n,
,
pant
at
any
tine
dnrtac
the
nasi
week.
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