tftfni.
:day.
December
23,
19S3
bv
des
district.
One
fok,
chased
by
tJh?t:
ran
into
a
hollow
6g.
Another
ran
oir
and
the
dog;
ccnUnwn
pursuit
of
the
hew
'nudity.
Cana
So
few
man
have
enough
Ehirts.
Ties,
Handkerchiefs,
Underwear,
Pajamas,
that
we
print
this
advertisement
as
a
hint
to
the
Olft-Mlnded.
For
men
covet
shirt3
like
ours
superbly
tailored
and
styled,
all
blessed
with
perfect
collars,
every
shirt
pre-shrunk.
Our
Ties
and
Handkerchiefs,
like
the
good
companions
they
are,
echo
the
patrrrns
of
our
shirts.
And
for
comfort
where
comfort
counts
most,
men
have
never
found
anything
quite
to
equal
"Arrow"
Pajamas
and
Orads.
nan
FOXES
ARE
CRAI'TV
irAWnt-n
..a.
i
has
uluse
call
ni
i
n
ENTERPRISE,
Ont..
Dec.
23:
UXERIDGE,
Out..
Dec
2V
,ro,
'KCS
DUS1I16SS-
(CP)
Qulte
l0xy
lheSe
"WW
that
TnoVnl,
Mr-
Ui
i
.
in
this
Ejuterr)
OnHrlb
h.fe
"I-"
7..
T'c
a
niiu,
He
wDunaeti
it1
wncn
it
charccd
him
tto
r
Pad
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
TO
VANCOUVER
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
$32.00
RETURN.
RETURN.
v
luaiiiu
i
for
a
tree,
collapsed
at
the
base
and
waj
iound
unconscious
with
the
hclfor
ix
feet
away
stone
dead.
ic
To
Vanrotivftr
Via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Torts
SS.
Princess
Adelaide,"
every
Friday
-at
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
direct
ro
H:S5
a
3rd-14lh-28th-
sa
"Princess
Norah,"
Dec.
13th,
30th,
Jan.
10th,
24th,
Feb.
WINTER
EXCURSION
FAHICS
mAA
TO
VANCOUVER
AND
RETURN
S32.00
Tickets
on
sale
Nov.
1st,
1936
to
Feb.
23th.
1937.
Final
return
limit
March
31st,
1937.
for
Information
and
Reservations
V.
L.
COATES.
Cm.
Agent,
Printe
Rupert,
U.C.
UNON
STEAMSHIPS
All
meals
and
Berth
Included.
Reduced
Rates
to
Vancouver
also
apply
from
Intermediate
points.
Special
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
193C
and
February
28th,
1937,
inclusive
Good
to
Return
up
to
March
31,
1937.
Children
Half
Fare.
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar
Vancouver
S.S.
C
ATA
LA
Tuesday,
1
30
p.m.
Thursday,
run.
S.S.
CAIjkbENA
Friday,
10:30
p.m.
Monday,
a.m.
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert
Agent
-
A.
W.
NEWMAN
-
Third
Ave.,
Phone
5G8
If
Convenient
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Only
ONE
More
Day
To
Give
Him
The
Gift
He'd
Choose
Himself
.
iiiissnuri
Dressing
Dolls
Woman
Will
Build
Fac
tory
For
Making
Tiny
Clothes
KANSAS
CITY,
Mo.,
Deq.
23:
(CP)
Mrs.
Nelly
Upp
designed
her
first
doll
clothes
when
she
was
less
than
three
years
old.
Now
a
mother
with
two
grown
sons,
she
has
founded
a
profitable
business
and
career
In
dressing
dolls.
Five
years
ago
Mrs.
Upp
accom
panied
a
neighbor
who
tried
in
vain
to
purchase
a
dress
for
her
daugh
ter's
doll.
Store
after
store
reported
it
had
none
in
stock.
Returning
home,
Mrs.
Upp
fashioned
several
doll
dresses
of
standard
size
and
took
them
to
the
head
of
a
department
store.
He
bought
them
all
and
gave
her
an
order
for
more.
Since
then
she
has
had
more
business
than
she
can
handle.
Last
year,
with
the
approach
of
assist
her
and
in
the
space
of
three
months
made
and
sold
more
than
$1,500
worth
of
dresses.
Now
she
is
designing
a
factory
ahd
plans
to
begin
manufacture
on
a
national
scale
next
spring.
Mrs.
Upp
expects
quintuplet
doll
clothes
will
take
first
rank
this
year
although
the
greatest
demand
in
the
past
has
been
for
Shirley
Temple
outfits.
Smiihers
Felt
Monday's
Quake
Uuildings
Shook
Dishes
Rattled!
And
Chandeliers
Swung
i
'
SMITHERS,
Dec.
23:
A
slight
earthquake
shpek
wias
felt
In
this
district
at
11:30
Monday
-morning
when
bullldngs
shook,
dishes
rat
tied
and
chandeliers
swung
diir?
Ing;
the
few
seconds
that
the
tremor
lasted.
It
was
not
strong
enough
to
cause
any
alarm
and
some
of
the
citizens
did
not
know
that
anything
unusual
had
taken
place.
We
have
a
host
of
other
Gift
Suggestions
including
Sox,,
Shoes,
Suspenders,
Scarfs,
Sweaters,
Spats,
Sweatshirts,
Shorts,
Smoking
Jackets,
Studs,
Suits,
Belts,
Rath
Robes,
Book
Covers,
Buckles,
Hats,
Gaps,
Coats,
Cuff
Links,
Gloves,
Garters,
Dressing
Gowns,
Jackets
and
Many
More.
Drop
in
and
we
will
be
pleased
to
assist
you
in
selecting
a
suitable
gift
for
your
requirements.
Listen
in
at
noon
to
our
radio
program
for
helpful
suggestions.
Remember
only
one
more
day!
LAMBIE
&
STONE
"Clothes
of
Distinction"
v.vv,W
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
THIS
BACHELOR
j
AHARfTMEMT
IS
I
$60
A
MOMTH
fMIT
TUtrPP'.C
-VJP
RE-STTRVCTIOM-
AXLOVaJPD
W
MR.
MACOOUfjAol
you
A
DErow)
y
mz
,
;
.U
ANOTHER
ASSISTED
How
Army
Helps
in
Case
of
Need
Campaign
Nears
Close
The
mlnea
had
closed
dcwii.
What
else
could
he
do
but
Join
the
hundreds
of
rheh
who
were
leaving
the
little
mining
town
to
seek
employment
elsewhere?
He
had
been
headed
for
.the
isouth,
travelling
the
Cheapest
Way
possible.
Weeks
of
tiamping
arbuhd
Iri
the
lhterior
of
Christmas,
she
hired
five
women
to
British
Columbia
as
he
searched
fcr
employment
brought
no
success.
Hi3
savings
had
dwindled
Until
he
had
scarcely
sufficient
to
book
steelage
passage
to
PrihCe
Rupert.
This
case
being
known
to
the
local
officers
as
genuine,
every
assistance
possible
Was
given
to
help
the
young
man
keep
his
self
respect
&s
he
again
struggled
with
adversity.
Ohce
again
he
has
won
out
and
is
grateful
to
the
Army
for
help
received
In
time
of
need,
Support
the
Army's
Christmas
appeal!
Don't
delay
longer!
One
of
the
most
acceptable
donations
to
the
Salvation
Army
this
year
was
brought
to
the
headquarters
on
behalf
of
a
local
lad,
Forbes
H.
Lee,
who
had
been
saving
his
pennies
for
a
long
time
ahd
finally
they
were
taken
In
a
brown
paper
sack
amounting'
in
all
to
$2.72
arid
turned
Into
the
Christmas
Cheer
fund.
The
Army
officers
were
delighted
at
the
gift
and
asked
that
it
be
epeclally
mentioned
and
the
donor
thahked.
A
donation
was
received
from
the
Q
&
S
Grocery
of
100
pounds
bf
sugar.
Cash
donations
were:
Previously
acknowledged
...$239.00
McKenzie
Furniture
2.00
City
of
Prince
Rupeft
25.00
C.
L.
M.
Giggey
5.00
Junior
Moose
Lodge
5.00
Forbes
IL
Lee
2.72
Old
Battleships
To
Be
Converted
Great
Britain
Will
Change
Of
Them
Into
Aircraft
Carriers
Raising
an
Objection
Five
LOriDON,
Dec:
23:
(CP)
With
the
Washington
naval
agreement
of
1922
and
the
London
naval
treaty
of
1030
both
expiring
on
January
1,
Great
Britain
has
decided
to
cohvert
five
of
Its
overage
cruisers
Into
aircraft
carriers
shls
pwlth
lighter
armanents.
United
States
and
Japan
have
been
notified
of
the
plan.
Japan
offers
no
objection.
STOP
COASTINCs
ON
STREETS
PCTERBOROUail,
Qnt.
Dec
2.3:
(CP)
A
50-year
old
bylaw
wjll
be
enforced
hpre-tb
.brea'lr,
the
.fine
old
Canadian
ralltlonrf
coasting
on
sleighs
and
toboggans
on
roads
and
streets.
Police
claim
there
Is
too
much
chance
children
riding
the
rleighs
will
collide
with
motorcars.
WOOD
FOR
TAXES
BELLEVILLE,
Ont.,
Dec.
23:
(CP)
Hastings
county
council
has
&
Goes
Where
Men
it
3
cepted
50
cords
of
wood
from
Faraday
township
as
part
payment
of
the
township's
county
tax
rate.
"I'm
telling
you
straight,
we
have
not
got
a
cent,"
said
a
township
representative.
"W6
have
to
adopt
this
method
of
paying
,-off
our
'debts."
'CgfefdT
"
-
Never
Set
Foot
Woman
Artist
Finds
Wild
Men
And
Bandits
Courteous
CAMBRIDGE,
Mass.,
Dec,
23:,
CP)
Bandits
and
wild
men
In
I
rr.
it
of
the
uncivilized
places
of
th
world
hold
no
terror
for
Xvliss
A
y
J.
Drucker,
a
young
Ehglish-w
man
who
for.
10
years
has
led
grateful
for
the
fourteen
months
tlir;
sort
of
aovwittmms
feareef
v
lite
men,
let
alone
white
men,
never
naa
been
seen.
o:
t
f;
V
4
V
t
wo-
e
of
her
most
thrilling
advents,
it
happened
In
Ethiopia
a
.7
months
before
the
Italian
ln-Sion
of
Emperor
Halle
Selassie's
inain.
Accompanied
by
three
ha-es
and
with
two
pack
mules,
e
of
which
she
rede,
M13S
Druct
east
of
Addis
Ababa
to
paint
some
o
the
savage
tribes
in
water
colors.
For
the
most
part
she
was
treat-
Box
No.
Z
Beautiful
.colored
folders
and
envelopes.
Friendly
sehti-ments
7C
cards
I
I
I
THl'S
IS
(TOM
MA
I
SAt
qT
'
f&
SAVE
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MOMBy
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ew
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SEEM
AMD
VlHEKE",OM
t3U
.SET
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THAT
A.MRAV-7
'5;
if
A'
ed
with,
greaf
courtesy
as
she
set
;
fup'itef
easel
while
the
Almost
nude'
halves
posed
for
their
.pictures.
B-4fne;",da3ust
as,
ehe
had
fin-
fc&?(J,
panting"
a.
particularly:
sav-A
age
looking
individual
and
had'
Shown
him
the
finished
work,
he
troli
it
away
tf&m
her
and
started
(to
walk
away.
Slie-
got
It
back
by
shaking
the.'
British
flag
under
his
n
jla
dropped'
ttw
water
color
and
ran
nettarnlcj'
toMdri'Wba
-;M1
Dnifker
met
tile
then
proud
cm-'
psror
of
the
Ethiopians
.ura
paint-
of
steady
Work
after
being
on
re-
xDsfc
min
dream
about
but
fewj
to
0112
She
ape.il
'savera;
Uef
so
lohg
a
time.
A
steady
Income
realize.
ejrai
a
ays
in
uie
paiace
ana
mei
had
enabled
him
to
give
financial
Miss
Drucker,
a
water-color
ar-
4n-
'n.pns,
'whom
'.ha
considered
assistance
to
his
Vldowed
mother,
tit
and
painter'
of
considerable
h
verychannlris
porsai)
the
'aid
His
own
wardrobe
boasted
of
a
new
d'rdnctton,
is
visiting
In
Oam-,Kal10
lasslo
expressed
the
'wops
"best"
suit
of
clothes
as
well
as
a
bridge.
She
expects
to
continue
h-
League
of
NaUons
would
go
good
outfit
ol
working
clothes.
h?r
adventures
shortly
on
a:
trip
to
t:he
rcue
.
PePte-
m
into
Brazilian
iUn6l?s.
Alaheex-i
rrom
Ethiopia
Miss
DraCker
vert
t
'ot
native
Miss
to
ctoa
where-
he
spent
several
the
value
bf
money
and
sor
with
His
-c
ophvoy,
-Ant&
caWfiillv
cnardPd.
hfiEcker
has
penetrated
where
aauig
painting.
Dally
suits.
Box
No.
4
6
tvatcr
colors
and
ps;rtlng
ail
sort
of
Jn-Uvldnals,
Including
many
bandits.
She"
was
to
an
interviewer
she
told
of
treated,
with
courtesy
even
in
the
j
wildest
scions
of
CSilna,
shn
Eaid,
and
found
the
Chinese
Vdri
ety
of
bandit
very
vain
and
when,1
as
sometimes
http
:.-d,
tins
t;uld
a:
to1
kep
the
painting
she
had
m.)ie,
she
would.
Indicate
that
IV,
was
to
be
shown
to
"all
China.?;
went
into
wild
country
to
the
That
satlsfled
him
and
he
would
walk
away
smiling,
without
the
News
want-ads
bring
re-
UNEQUALLED
VALUES
IN
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
This
year
the
store
has
excelled
all
previous
efforts
in
mustering-
an
almost
bewildering'
variety.
Every
type
of
appropriate,
artistic
.and
beautifully
designed
cards
that
human
inqenuity
could
create
is
spread
out
before
you,
our
selection
being
extremely
varied
and
unusual.
Why
not
come
in
before
the
rush
when
you
can
choose
carefully
and
find
exactly
the
right
cards
to
express
your
own
sentiments.
They
are
plainly
priced
and
conveniently
arranged.
Box
No.
1
One
Dozen.
AU
folders.
gaily
decorated
"Sc;
with
cnveloDes
By
Westover
I
DECIDED
I
WASN'T
(3TOMMA
UVE
ALCME
AMVM
M0KE,S01B6U6Ht
THIS
EN6USH
SHEHP
D06'.-HlS
MAME
S
a'
WV
""
arce
dellthtful
Xmas
Folder.?.
Every
card
differ-
7
'
cnt.
1G
cards
I
Here
is
Value!
Box
cf
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3
21
xxnas
Folders,
neat-
M&
pW
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:
$15
tM
Box
No.
5Box
bf'21
Gay
and
C
r'orfu!
Cards
and
51
Oft
Folders,
friendly
senthnents
-
.
y'
SPECIAL-i-iO
Caiiiv
and
Envelop!?
i
V
J
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P'
Cellophane
Wmp;p!ct
..r...v::;-M..uJA.,.:.irtifef&S.rrV
Gift
Wrapping
Papers-rTiiisel
and
Cellophane
Ribbons,
Tags,
Seals,
Enclosure
Cards
Make
your
parcels
sjay
"Merry,
Christmas'
to',
the
last
detail.
Brighten
them
lip
with
Festive
Vrappings!
There
is
also
on
display
a
splendid
array
of
ARTISTIC
GIFT
CALENDARS
Come
In
and
look
them
over
there's
no
obligation
to
purchase.
Rose,
CowanJi.
Laita
Ltd.
BESNER
BLOCK,
THIRD
STREET
ENTRANCE
PAGE
BEVEN
Synopsis
of
land
Act
rBE-mraoNS
VACANT,
unrcserfd,
urfi-td
cravn
Jtndi
tniu
U
pre-emjued
by
Britnh
utjiJcu
6M
IS
yait
of
tse.
k
bf
tUtm
on
tfeciirljiR
intention
t
Itcon
D.liLSi
iubjetH.
ctinilltionRl
iinon
ruU
imce.
oceupstioa
end
tmprevemcnt.
Pull
lnloltaitiiloa
toncetn.ri
fr-(mp-t!"n
Is
given
m
D'-HHia
No.
I.
Lind
Berle.
"How
to
t'le-cmpt
Land."
ccple
o(
vbleli
baa
bi
obiained
Ir
af
cUnrje
by
ddn;5
ths1
Department
ef
Undi.
Victoria.
B.O.,
Bureau
o(
Provmeni
Information.
V:ciona,
or.
jcr
Government
Agent.
Recorta
'1U
be
niauted
coerm?
orjr
land
emubls
for
earlculturil
purpose!
wlOiln
rensoreMo
i
siu-.ee
of
road,
achool
aftl
tnsrlictins
te
:Q:t!ei
and
hlch
u
not
t!Kibe.-lancV
i.e
.
'
.tttytns
over
(.090
beard
test
rr
aert
Cftt
of
tha
C!t
Kantte
and
e!)0
Wtt
pSc
ae.o
ctl
of
that
Br;.
Api'.iiiliUns
for
PTe-iirttilohe
are
to
be
eWrr'tid
to
the
Lund
Comnitaloner
of
:ns
Land
Recorduij
Oivliton
la
wt'.ch
the
land
anlui
for
u
$tt'itd.
on
printed
lorn-tu
cbtaUel
I
rem
the
Coirmlin'.or.er.
fte-eliiptlonS
(uast
m
occupied
ftr
five
lar
-1
mprevementl
ma4
to
alue
of
Jin
rat
ajrr.
fatfju'nj
clsartnf
and
eultl-mtlnj
at
trait
fire
ecru,
before
a
Crown
Orar.s
can
fee
rr?led.
r
:
ii.iUtnn
fnrtiini
pare
time
condl-tlcns
of
o:eupation
ar:
also
granted.
rcBciiAte
oe
lease
.Apiicatuiae
are
recelrcd
tor
purcnas
cf
aent
and
unrnerved
Crown
landa,
nrt
v:lng
tlmberland.
for
aerleonura
nirpo.
Mlnini'jm
-jirlca
of
tlrat-closj
uv-sif
UnJ
la
t5
per
a:re,
and
aecond-Am
irrealrmi
v-nd.
JXtO
per
aera.
r.irf.T
.iif-j;:'ii:
.jii
la
Riven
in
Bulletin
K1.
10.
Land
Scrlea.
Turehate
and
Leat
of.crorn
Landa."
At
paitlol
relief
riieaaure.
teterted
leads
mty
be
rq
Ired
b
purthase
10
ten
q-jl
instilments,
wltb
Uie
flrtt
payment
autiended
(or
two
years,
provided
taaea
ar
paid
when
d
ie
and
Improvement
,
art
mi
djrlna
the
flrtt
two.
reara
of
not
less
than
107
of
the
appraised
value.
Mill,
factory
or
industrial
altea
on
timber
land,
not
exceeding
0
acres.-
may
be
purchased
or.
loosed,
the
conditions
insludmg
payment
of
stumpaije.
Dnsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
10
acres,
may
ttf
leased
aa'
homesltea,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
in
the
first
year,
title
being
obtained
after
residence
and
Imnrovemcut
conditions
aft
fulfilled
and
land
baa
been
surveyed.
For
grazing
and
industrial
purposes
areas
not
exceeding
040
acres
may
bt
leased
by
one
person
or
a
company.
Under
the
Oraalng
Act
tha
Provlnet
la
divided
into
grating
districts
and
the
range
administered
under
grating
regulations
amended
from
time
to
time
to
Beet
varying
conditions.
Annual
grazing
permits
art
Issued
based
on
certain
monthly
ratea
per
head
of
stock.
Priority
in
grazing
prlvllegea
la
given
to
reatdent.
atoct
owners,
stock-owners
may
form
associations
for
range
management.
Free
or
partially
free
permits
available
for
settlers,
campers
and
listeners,
at)
at
ttn
bead.
Add
a
Personal
Touch
With
a
HAND
MADE
GIFT
Of
Distinction
'
Mrs.
J.
Clark
Fancy
Work
Palmistry
.
'
j
Suite
7
First
Floor
Federal
Block
FOR
SALE
russnEi
al
FOR
SALE
General
Electric
hand
cleaner;
1935
model.
Like;
new.
Phone
Mrs.
Pifllen,
Black
272.
FOUND
(tf
IF.
Chaarge
of
25c
is
not
-paid
id".
pall
f
child's
blue
.
mitts
'in
;
Christrnas
Eve,
the'ywuj.'b
turned
dyer
to
liio
.Salvatlf.
PERSONAL
GENTLEMEN'S
Sanitary
SuppUt
'
highest
grade
15
for
$1.
Pacif
Supply,
751
Granville,-
Varicouve.'
MEN
Get
vigor
at
once.
New
0
-
trex
Tonic
Tablets
contain
ri
oyster
lnvigorators
and
oth.
stimulants.
One-dose
peps
tip
o
-gans,
glands.
If
not
dellghtta
"aker
Tefunds,.
few.,
cents
pala
Jail
or
write.
Oraies
limited,
tt
LAM!
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lram
Lind
In
the
Prince
Rupert
IatuI
Recordlri
District
of
Bange
4,
Coast
Land
District
and
situate
approximately
one
mile
tr.
a
Southerly
direction
along
the
coa.v
line
of
Frlliopes
Royal
Island
from
Ret
Fern
Point,
said
Red
Fern
Point
betn
approximately
four
miles
ln;
Westerly
direction
from
Barnard
Cove.
Take
Notice
that
Hans
Hansen
0
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
occupation
Flr
Packer
Intends
to
,
apply
lor
a
lease
at
the;
following
described
lands.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
bljv.
water
marlc
on
the
shore-line
in
tlx
middle
.
oi
a
bay
bolnir
approximate!1'
one
mile
South
of
Red
Fern
Poitl
thence
three
chain
North-East;
thauw
lUteen
chains
East
thence
five
chain.
South,
thence
fifteen
chains
Wet.
thenoe
Northerly
to
the
nearest
point
at
low
wattr.
thenoe
loUowlaa
lijw
water
to
-f
oir.t
onnoslte
the
Initial
puti
biiu
cuuuiuuaK
live
scrn,
snore
67
f
est
.
HANS
HANSEN
Dated,
13th
day
of
October,
1939
Try
&
Dally
'clsuttmtd
tA.