a
COQD
FOR
ONE
FOUR
OUNCE
TIN
OB
DKMI
u
D
BAKSII6
POWDER
with
the
purchase
of
1
lb.
package
Brald'sTea
or
Coffee
TO
GROCERS
Krlurn
thU
Coupon
and
recrlfo
rrrdij
for
Mm
from
Lad
les
Day
in
an
Try
BRAID
TUCK
&
COMPANY
lTD-
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
BUY
YOUR
XMAS
GIFTS
AT
Dry
Goods
&
Novelty
Shop
Children's
Coats
and
Dresses
Hose,
Cloves,
Scarves
Novelty
Evening.
Iiags
Novelty
Jewellery
Pick
out
your
Christmas
Gifts
and
we
will
lay
them
aside
for
you.
man
s
'TILUE
THE
TOILER"
3UT.
MAC.
IF
I
CAM
STACT
HAIR
tMCJ
OM
SOME
MICE
CLD
dCMTLHMAM'S
BALO
HZAO
B
klSSIW6
IT
AMD
SET
A
IVIHAT
A
6WELU
TROOSSEAU
t
CCXXO
SCV
-i
j'
v
fco
C
1
DON'T
UB
TH?
IMS
SOME-
EOSE'S
HBADt
World
Now
is
the
time
you
will
want
to
get,
a
most
important
gift
for
a
most
important
man.
We
step
out
of
a
man's
world
to
give
you
a
little
friendly
help.
Railwayman
At
i
Smithers
Hurt
Roadmater
Davidson
Kit
by
Rock
And
Is
fh
Hospital
!
SMITHERS,
Deo.
18
1
Jtobert
C.
Davidson,
popular
Canadian
Na-
tlonal
Railways
roadmaster
at
Sml-j
th.;rs,
met
with
quite
a
'
serious
rivlshap
while
attending
the
rock
work
being
carried
but
on
the
line
near
Cedarvale
While
standing
near
a
carload
of
broken
rock
the
car
was
s'ud-
WWWiSf
son
do"wn
Th;'
Mde
of
Therade
is
with
it.
He
suffered
bruises
to
his
W
fhou'der
and
leg
and
was
rushed
$3
to
Smithers
Hospital
where
he
Is
$
resting
as
comfortably
as
can
be
m
expected.
His
many
friends
hope
M
that
his
Injuries
are
not
serious
and
that
he
will
be
able
to
at-
t
f
n
rt.
tn
fri
1
AiirHnrf
HI
a
tirl
in
f
V1
wv
W
VUltfilg
v
u-j
nutlet
With
the
same
raiLhiidAam
that,
hp
j
has
always
displayed
for
tc
"roar-
?fl
in
noma
t$
Vancoutir
Whrnt
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
18;
(CP)--Whtat
was
quoted
at
$1.23
on
the
'Vancouver
market
yesterday,
show
ing
Knottier
advance
from,
the
day
P
prev'ou3.
Today
It
moved
up
again
"Arrow
"
Pyjamas
Watch
for
that
contented
grin
when
"HE"'
receives
a
pair
of
ARROW
PYJAMAS
In
real
masculine
colors.
Expertly
tailored,
smartly
styled,
comfortable
with
"Lastex"
band
replacing
troublesome,
drawstring.
We
haye
an
excellent
range
of
pyjamas
for
lounging
as
well
as
sleeping
In
Flannelette,
Broadcloth,
Silk
Broadcloth,
Silk
and
luxurious
Trlcolinas.
In
smart
new
styles,
gay
new
s'lades.
Rich
soft
clear
colors.
Priced
up
from
$2.00
-
t.
Drop
in
and
wq'll
be
glad
to
-show
you
something
."different"
and
pleasing
In
Pyjamas,
also
many
other
timely
"arid,
suitable
gifts.
Listen
in
on
our
noon
broadcast
for
helpful
suggestions.
LAMBIE&
STONE
"Clothes
of
Distinction"
VOCLL,
VJAULV,
VJHAT.
CAM
I
THJS
DAILY-
NEWS
listen
to
this
-
-
"Dird;ln
their
little
nests
agree
"And
'tla
a
shameful
sight
"When
children
of
one
family
"Fall
out,
and
ehlde,
and
fight."
The
bathos
of
Dr.
Watts
Is
practically
unknown
to
today's
generation.
It
Is
safe
to
say
that
but
few
of
pur
High
School
graduates
since
1914
could
complete
the
quatrain
starting:
"How
doth
the
little
busy
bee,
Delight
to
bark
and
bite"
and
somehow
one"
feels'
they
have
not
missed
muchi
On?
wonders
sometimes;
though,
whether
what
they
have
got
in
Its
place
L
as
good,
or
lasts
them
so
long,
or
whether
they
have
learned
it
so
well.
But
then,
that's
prejudice.
One
thin?
they
should
know
however,
Is
the
value
of
Albert
&
McCaffery's
coal.
When
you
buy
coal,
you
want
heat.
Albert
&
Mc-
Caffcry's
coal
gives
you
the
most
heat
for
the
least
money.
It
Is
the
best
coal
.available,
'
Jt
lasts
and
you'll
have-
no
prejudice.
Next
time
you
need
coal,
Just-Phone
116
or
117
to
--
.
Albert
&
McCaffery
and
order
Nanalmo-Welllngton
for
furnv,ce
and
heater;
Alberta
Soot-less
for
the
kitchen
range.
You
deserve
the
best
Bhsenose
Woman
Braves
Storms
With
Fishermen
I
Mrs.
Kilson
Atwood
Is
Dory
Mate
Of
Her
Husband
on
the
Nova
Scotia
Banks
THE
HAWK.
Cape
Sable.
Island;
;N.S.,
Dec.
18?
(CP)r-Women
nowadays
are
taking:
part.
In
most
of
the
occupations
the
male
sex
once
claimed
for
Itself
but
few
have
II
i
nil.
l
.
i
4
CQ'of
the
toughest
Jobs
going;
;deep
sea
flshlne.
7
There"ls'
only
orte
titNova'StftftfaV
as
far
as
the
records
goSheJMrs.
Kilson
Atwood,
hardy
Slaughter
of
this
storm-swept
Island
Just
off
the
southern
tip
of
th&provtnce.
Regularly,
In
fair
jweather
or
foul,
she
dons
the
uniform
of
the
Nova
Scotta
fishing
fleets-ungainly
and
spray
and
wind
lash
the
faces
of
the
crew:
Once
on
the
grounds,
nets
or
j
trawls,
depending
on
the
type
of
fish
for
which
they
are
trying,
are
lowered.
About
two
hours
later
they;
are
lifted
from
the
sea,
heavy,
If
Mac
is
Suspicious
TIULie;
youCAM
03
A
Bl6
HELP
TO
ME
IF
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
EMPLOYEES
PAY
TRIBUTE
TO
Sill
IIENUY
MEMORY
Continued
irom
Page
I
man
and
president
of
the
Canadian
Naticnal
Railways
and
a
railroad
executive
who
stood
very
high
in
the
istlmation
of
every
employee
of
JtRal'sytitemi'lrie'
general
chairman.
oftM
lnteraatlpnal
standard
railroad
labor
organizations
re-celve.l
from
theif,
members
many
demands-
for
some
action
iy
ijerp.
mate.
th-2
memory
'of
tlie
man
Salvation
Army
Home
League
Of
Mctlakatla
Sale
The
Home
League
of
the
Salvation
Army
at
Mctlakatla
held
Us
annual
sale
of
work
recently.
It
was
a
very
successful
affair.
The
Sum
of
$58.40
was
realized
.from
the
sale
of
foodstuff
3
arid
needlework,
It
would
have
been
much
more
had
the
weatherman
been
mote
agrce-
wild
dcrio
so
much
for
the
Ca-
able
A
J
It
wis.
a
?ood
time
was
en
nadUi
National
system
and
Its
em-
by
those
who
attended
mc
ployr-s.
As
a
result,
the
general'ealo
J.
B.
Ryan,
proved
hUntslf
'ah
dial,
nsn
deildci,
with
the
assis-
.ablc
auctioneer.
The
proceed
wUl
tancr
ship
;
men
Iten-,
acre
:
"Wv
tawB
of
their
reepectlve
member-
twards
the
expenfioaof
lighting
ind
friends,
to.
erect
bronze
and
heating
the
Salvation
Army
-ial
plaques
to
honor,
Sir
jHall
during
the
winter
months,
's
memory,
at
certain
places
1
1
1
"'
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
j
.
-teamcr
Q
j,
Princess
Ade-are
now
gathered
In
Ot-
rii.
-irt.
at
3:20
this
he
capital
city
of
this
Dd-
aj-
from
the
aoilth
find
vrUl
nun
.
-i.
to
unnu
me
nrsi
or
tnese..
w)l
pt
5
pn5l
on
a
pt
trip
ta
men.
-rials.
At
the
same
time,
in
efcchHcan
to
pick
up
a
lare
othe
places,
similar
ceremonies,
pjhgers
therq
ioir
the
are
.vkfng
place.
t0Xl-
On
her
way
Jn'sk
io
Van.
"T
ess
ceremonies
are
being
car-
cw.
the
Ptyc
.Adda:d.-!r
rie'd
by
representatives
and
diie
here'
tombrrqw'-mbrnlr-gi
'
men
ers
of
the
seventeen
standard!
.
.
.'
,
,
t-
r"
,-,,
;
.t..
rallr
vd
labor
organizations.'
The
-
-
r-
cost
of
the
plaques
has
been
met
fca!UwK:flaBqg!W
by
members,
of
these
organizations
and
neir
friends
who
are
employ.
ees
v-.r
the
Canadian
National
system
On
behalf
of
the
committee
I
wisr
to
tharlk-
an,
whose
assistance
mac.r
ii
'possible.-for4hfs
project
to
'
ba
i
-rried
to
'a
successful
conclusion
Tv
desire
,at
this
time
also
to
expi
t.s
to
tne
Canadian
Kaqio
Bro:
'Casting
Corporation
the
ap
prec
itlon
and
sincere
thanks
of
the
-.ommlttee
for
their
assistance
and
co-operation
In
providing
the
facDtles
through
which
this
broadcast
is
being
brought
to
the
employ
ses
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
to
the
people
of
I
Can
ida."
The
plaques
which
were
unveiled
,
F
are
of
bronze.
At
the
top
Is
a
por-
toll
Beef-
trait
of
the
late
.
Sir
Henry.
Thorn-1
4
lbs,
ton
m
raised
.profile,
fishing
Is
good,:
twisting
shapes.
JONES
mily
Pnorft-957
surrounded.
Hamburger,'
2
lbS.&,
by
a
garland
of
'
maple
leaves.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
John
Boclen,
arrived
In
port
at
2
p'clock
this
aftsrnoon
from
the
south
ad
will
sail
at
5
p.m.,
five
and
a
lialf
hours
earlier-
than;
mtf
usilartlmc.
on
a
TspeciaJ
Christmas
sailing
to
Vancouver.
with
score's
of
Mrs.
Atwood
wasbrought
up
Itf
a
fishing
village
and
knew
all
thij
oilskins
and
sou4ester-xand
putslmethds
6f
catching
.
Ishpng'
ber
'.Ui'i-
'.L.
fore
she
ever
took
part
In
the.
work
he
rdest
pari
here
with
her
husband
and
other
Yf'
members
of
this
community.
.
The
boat
In
which
she
goes
is
ah
of
thewhole
thing
was
persuading
j
lver
husband
to
allow
her
to
go
to
,
;
'
.
"
.
,
"I
enlov
It
all."
she
smiled
the
waves
oreaK
over
ine
craits
dow
.
.
..
.
i
I
uiuer
uuy,
iiiiuinj
mws
sue
uuu
made
up
her
"bounty,"
a
total
i
catch
of
2,500
pounds.
She
likes
"dralllng"
for
pollock
best.
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
ad
'erttsQment
for
best
results.
A
Tj-icjc
hat
Mai
Work
6
IDS.
VJOions
......
Manet
PHONE
957
Saturday
Specials
BEEF
Rump
Roast,
4
lbs.
it
.
1
lb.
'Bacorr
Prime.
Rib
Roll,
,4
lbs.
&
1
lb'.
Bacoii
.....u.:......
....-
Sirloin
Tlp,:
4
;lbs..&:
I
lb.
Bacon
...J.....:...........
Pot
Roast
6
'lbs;
v
.........
"""WB"
MUTTON
and
LAMB
Leg
of
Viuttort--
.
per
lb.
..;.,4T...:.'....H..
Loin':
ot
Lanib--
-.
(
.
.
per-
lbv:.i:.:!:.::!l...::i.....
Shculder.
ImbRoiled
::.
.;.
VEAL
,
Rolled
Shoulderof
Veal
per
lb.
..Ai....i:.:...i,...,i,-......
LegofVealr-
-."
''';
7
'
per
;ih.
v-,,:r-f
Rumjj.
Rost
yeal-r
.per
lb.
-uU-
nU'it
-Roastrdf
;,Veal'i.
.per-
lb
-'vMti4v..-w......
PORK
?
Leg
of
'Pork-i,'
per
lb--
.'...:.:....l.f.,..;...A......
.
Shoulder
of
pork-r
.
.
per
'lb:
White
Fish
'
-:
-
per
la.
75c
75c
75c
50
c
25c
25c
18c
25c
20c
15c
15c
15c
20
c
20c
18c
15c
Yes,
yc
liaye
l
Tort
of
No.
1
Turkeys,-
Ducks,
of
Geese
to
Choose
From
By
toyer
yTJ5
MISHT-
FC?i
HO
REASON
AT
At-L
J
,Vrt
n"V
st'V
-r-
S
1
Wi.
rTt
Kk
ahi
r
i7few7
sovroo
lost
Youc
but
-
.
MM(
tryinvs
to
tmcv
1
'r1c"
,
X
I
.M:
HAtra.TDC
VAALLyANO
V3U'D
BBTTtR
jM
J
ME,
ViSREM'T
VoU?
ASfi
ifSW.
I;
yLp
j
y
VoU
WAWT
ME
T
ktSS
SEMDMACOUT
,
-jQJLX
KNOW!
A
SHAWEC
r
J
'ft.
PAGE
8KVJSN
Add
a'
Personal
Touch
With
a
HAND
MADE
GIFT
Of
Distinction
Mrs.
J.
Clark
Fancy
Work
Palmistry
Suite
7
First
Floor
Federal
Block
PERFECTION
IN
CANNED
SALMON
GOLD
SEAL
Rutl
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
ticked
By
the
only
Salmon
Canning
tJompany
with
an
all
the
yeai
lourni
payroll
In
Prjnce
Rupert.
tUSAEi
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Beaver
Bottling
Works
as
a
going
concern.
;
(tf)
A
CHRISTMAS
Present
thaj;
will
please;'
a
Hunsen
.on
Burner.
Phone
Black
461
or
Green
106.
'
(tf)
LAST
FEW
DAYS
Furniture
Fac
tory
Samples
must
be
cleared
at
sensational
bargain
prices.
10-plece
Chesterfield
groups
$62.-50;
3-plece
Lan)um
Chester-,
fleld
$O0;,'"
i'0-piece'
Bedroom
Sulter
high-grade
Eastern
hardwood
construction,
Burl
fronts
-$115!50;,
Genuine
Walnut
cedar
phests...:$14.50.
Order'
today;
Take
advantage
of
this
splendid
opportunity
to
save.
Julius
Shore
Mali
Order
House,-
801
Beklris
Bulldtnsr
Yahcquyer.
PERSONAL
GENTLEMEN'S
Sanitary
SuppUes,
highest
grade
15
for
$1.
Pactltc
Supply,
751
Granville,
Vancouver.
MTTM
flat,
wlcrnr
of
nnpo
Mom
Oa
J'
trex
Tonic
Tablets
contain
raw
oyster
Ihvlgorators
and
other
stimulants.
One
dose
peps
up
organs,
glands.
If
not
delighted,
-lakcrrefunds
few
cents
paid,
vail
or
write.
Ormes
Limited,
tf
L.M
ACT
Xatlfo
ot
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leatv
'
.
'
1.1
nd
Ir.BlJtlSitrtc,
of
Rnr.je
.3
OoaStriiid
1tii-.t
on
the
ovf-h,
ot.
SviitJrwk
Am
ner
the
moutn
ci
n;iliv
cots!-
'
reiver
uid
bclg
a
ve--
tlcn.':l
Arhra
to
bon'rtiLiia
drri'jd
aa
lot
H01;
.
j.
"TAJai
"
NOTICE
bt
Ertvin
Kc.iry
D-,
Ike'!.'
c?
163
Hastura
Wcaf..
ot
Van-.ovi'JTt.tj.
hx:.,.
x-ctr;v-.tl--xi
Birrlstr,
in-'
Jtaui"'i6.Mjly
w
ft
iea-of
the
foUw-
;..
OiOTUnenl:nf
ait
A
p'irt
planted
at
the
sooth
'vst'cripcr
ci
"nt
portion
of
lot
I
1401
asct
to
Shcl)
OH
Co.
thicca
.Northwly
ito
DolpiiHix
2(JOO
feet,
thtnee
easterly
roHowlnj?
lUie
of
UclphlM
2C0Q
ft.;
itlieiqtf
(.utterly
fcllawlnj
a
1
He
at
jVtor
-
J300
Art-
to
hlsh
water
s.,
ti-.jr
ioMng
hUh
water
Ljatic
wc.rly
j-ippfoxUruioly
2300
ft.
to
rta
Tf
.
fc.Tanancrvt;
and
con-
ttiJnJnj
.130
acresi
liior
or
lv5
tnd
JJelTl;'
KUt
ipVJi
e:
lot
1401
ir.cpt
suct
he
bteri
iensed.
EDWIN
KB:ARY
DeBECK.
Snte4
October
7th
1938.
,,i
LANU
ACT
Notice
Of.
Intention
to-pply
to
Least
In
.the
rtlnee
RUDert'lAnd
Reeordlno
'.Dl-trl
jt-Ra
4,
Cpaat
Land
DUtrlrst.
.ikniJ
vltoaie
fcpprox
Irately
one
mtle
In
a
Soirthorly
tUrecUon:
'Jong
the
coast
line
of
Prlncesa
iioyal
Island
froia
Red
Fe;n
Polat.
ald
Red
Pern
Point
belni
.approximately
four
mll
la
a
Weaterl'y
direct
le
i
.
f
rca.'.
Earcard
Cove.
Take
Notice
that
Hina
Hanaen
ol
Prtne
Rupert,
B.C.
occupation
FUU
Packer
Intend-
to
apply
for
at
lease
of
the
following
described
lands.
Com-tnenclng
at
a
post
planted
'at
hist
a
vater
mark
on
the
shore-line
ln
the
.middle
of
a
bay
being
approximately
one
me
South
of
Red
Tern
Point
thence
three
chain
North-East;
thence
.'
fifteen
chains
Eat
thence
tljj
chains
South,
,
thence
fifteen
'
chaISs
West,
.-jtbence
Northerly
to'.the
nearest
point
at
low
water,
thence
toUowlng
low
.watcf
to
a
point
opposite
the
imusl
pAit
and
containing
five
acres,
more
or
ess.
HAN8
HANSEN
Dated
lata
day
ot
October,
X83S