PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
The
Ideal
Christmas
Gift
For
Mother,
Dad
and,
the
Family
DAILY
EDITION
we
oiippers
mis
rear
We
have
a
big
selection
to
choose
from
and
in
very
pleasing
styles
and
patterns
i
Get
your's
early
while
we
still
have
aj
complete
stock
Where
Most
feople
Trade
F
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
ITl).
PHONE
357
(Estab.,
1903)
THIRD
AVENUE
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
P.
PULLEN
-
-
Managing-Editor
SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES,
City
delivery,
by
carrier,
yearly
period,,
paid
in,
advance
For
lesser
periods,
paid
iq
advance;
per,
week
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
New
Department
Telephone
.....
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
oj
Circulations
no
election
within
forty
years:
No
Reason
For
Election
98
86
$5.00
.10
Thursday,
Dec.
3,
1936
Next
Provincial
Election
There
is
considerable
speculation
among
politicians
as
to
when
trie
next
provincial
election
will,
tane
place.
The
average
person
does
not
care
when
it
.takes;
place
or
if
ever
it
tanes
place
as
long
as
he
does
not
have
to
pay
more
taxes
and
as
long
as
there
is
employment
for
everyone
willing
and
able
to
work.
It
is
curious
to
read;
the
southern
newspapers.
If
Premier
Pattullo
goes
to
Ottawa
it
is
to
secure
money
for
the
i
election
or
in
some
way
to
prepare
for
the
election.
When:
Hon.
John
Hart
goes
to
New
York,
it
has
political
significance
in
connection
with
the
election.
Government
leaders
cannot
take
a
holiday
because
they
would
be
taking
a
rest
preparatory
to
the.
big
election,
fight.
There
is
never
a
suggestion
that
the
government
leaders
might
be
working
in
the
interests
of
the
province
as
a
whole.
How
could
they?
There
is
an
election
in
sight
within
the
next
two,
years.
Members
of
the
Legislature
well
know
the
object
of
Premier
Pattullo's
visit
to
Ottawa.
He
told
them
all
about
it
in
that
quiet
talk
he
gave
them
at
the
close
of
the
ses
sion.
He
is
there
to
Urge
a
line
of
federal
nolicv
which
will
be
just
to
British
Columbia
and'
beneficial
to
the
whole
of
Canada.
Such
a
policy
wouldi
of
course
be
trood
election
material
but
the
election
has
nothing
to
do
with
the
visit
or
with
the
object
of
the
visit.
Premier
Pattullo
would
be
working
for
British
Columbia
just
the
same
if;
there
were
Just
now
there
is
no
good
reason
why
there
should,
be
a
provincial
election.
The
affairs
of
the
province
are
being
administered,
without
friction,
conditions
are
imnrovinf?.
work
and
wages
are
being
provided
for
most
of
the
people
and
the
remaining
fraction
will
soon
be
working
too,
if
it
wishes.
At
the
present
rate
of
progress
there
should
he
nn
unemployed
next
summer.
Industries
are
flourishing
to
a
i
i.
L
i.1
'
il
.
-
gitaier
extent
man
ever
m
tne
past,
steps
are
being
taken
to
meet
me
uemanus
iqr
oetter
roads.
Under
these
condi
tions
governments
are
usually
returned
to
power,
so
on
position
groups
are
not
clamoring
for
an
appeal
to
the
people.
TheV
wish
to
become
better
organized
and
would
like
to
find
some
better
reason
for
asking
tha
nnhliV
in
intervene
and
stop
the
progress
movement
The
spirit
of.
content
is
more
manifest
in
British
Columbia
today
than
it
has
been
in
many
years.
Trappers
and
Dealers
It
Is
proved
that
I
am
paying
20
more
than
others
tor
fur
pelts
MAKTENS,
up
to
$65
MINK,
as
high
as
$20
Ship
your
furs
to
me
and,
I
will
wire,
the
cash
soon
as
received.
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Reliable
Gives
Church
Membership
I
SYDNEY,
SS,
Dec.
3:
(CP
;There
are
2,074,000
members
of
the
i
United
Church
of
Canada,
Rt:
Rev:
'Peter
Bryce'
of
Toronto,
Mo-
derator
in
Canada,
told
congregations
here.
Newfoundland
claims
70,000;
Bermuda,
2,000,
and-
there
are
31,000
in
India,
China,
Japan,
Korea,
Africa
and
Trinidad.
WEDDED
THIS
AFTERNOON
The
marriage
of
Miss
Inez
Angelica
Pettenuzo,
older
daughter,
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Pettenuzo;
"and
Leonard
Griffiths
took
place
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
at
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation.
Timely
Recipes
i
RAISIN
BREAD
PUDDING
Two
large
slices
bread,
cut
in
cubes,
1
1-3
cups
(1
can)
sweetened
condensed
milk,
1
cup
water,
M
cutf
raisins,
1
teaspoon
vanilla,
2
eggs,
separated.
Cover
bread
cubes
with
sweeten
ed
condensed
milk
and
water.
Allow
to
stand
30
minutes.
Whip
un
til
bread
and
milk
are
thoroughly
blended,
Add
slightly
beaten
egg
yolks,
raisins
and
vanilla.
Fold
in
stiffly-beaten
egg
whites.
Pour
into
buttered
baking
dish.
Bake
30
minutes
or
until
brown
in
a
moderate
oven
(350
degrees
F.).
Serves
six.
Twenty
-Five
Years.
Ago
December
3,
19J1
About
$40,000
had
tsen
realized
at
the
opening
morning
session
mtr
sarc
ut
oeuium
1WO
I31S
Iui
The
first
lot
to
go
under
the
ham
mer.
a
double
corner
on
Atlln
Avenue
uoi
37.
Dlo:n
1).
was
purchased
by
Aid
Klrkpatrlck.
and
Aid.
Clayton
for
$1200.
The
largsol
T
le
of
jh'j
day
was
$2775
for
low
1
and
2.
b!ock
6
....
At
the
city
council
mseting,
A!X
D.
w.
Morrissey
protested
against
the
prying
by
the
city
or
is-feh:e
in
lawsuits
entered
by
various
contractors
over
griding
in.
Section
1.
He
declared
that
it
would
be
a
loslnz
fisrht
for
the
ity.
No
More
Coughing
or
Sleepless
Nights
Mr.
It.
A.
AlUn,
of
Strata,
Ontario,
wrltMl
"Far
jrara
I
aoffrrtd
atanr.Fall
and,
WlnUr
with
a
tcrrtblt
cough.
1
hata
had
nanr
altcplraa
nlahta
and
couthed
until
tcara
ran,
and
m;
atomach
achad.
I
atartcd
rain
with
tha
aama
eld
couth
about
October
tit
but
after
a
few,
doiea
of
IluckUr't
Mliture
my
couth
wae
tone."
Reenenii
the.
fact
that
BUCKLEY'S
MIXTURE
la,
economical-
triple
acting
alkaline
penetrttet
air
puttiet-toothM
heala
helpt
you
Inttantljr
get
rUI
of
germ-laden
phlegm
Teat
it
today
at
any
lint
clata
drug
ttore
and
find
oat
why
BUCKLEY'S
ouUellt
all
other
cough
and
cold
remtdlea
In
.Canada.
Week-End
Specials
JAP
ORANGES
at
SELVIG'S
per
box
per
bundle
c.:.
Mcintosh
Apples
,.'
r
&i
f
EGOS
Grade
A
large?
per
doz.
Jj.
85c
.
$1.(15
S1.75
42c
A
Shipment
oi
Bella
Coola
POTATOES
has
arrived.
The
very
best
on
the
market.
'i
CI
OA
1
CO
SA
sack'
Gets
yours
nowl
Round
Steak
3
lbs.
Pot,
Roast
per
lb.-
Legs
of:
Lamb-i-
per
jd.
:
;.vt....j..,
Lamb
Chops
per
lb
Lamb
Shoulder
2
lbs
...
Doi
Beef
,
4
lbs
..
Veal
Leg
or
Loin
3
lbs
STRONG
AND
UNITED
BRITISH
EMPIRE
GREATEST
GUARANTEE
OF
WORLD
PEACE
SAYS
BISHOP
Continued
from
Page
1
flSWVSV'Sl.'Sl.t&.fii
We
have
make
2
Left
$50,000,000
But
Made
No
Will
-
-
"Linoleum
Magnate"
Depended
On
jreen,
the
cross
of
St
Geprf
e
a
,;ng,r&
Surrogate
Law
to
Div-MapJe-
'
Leaf
and
the
Union
Jackj
i(je
His
Estate
)n
a
corner.
.
.-
.
.
A
common
language
was
another
,
tomdON.
Dec
3:
ICP
The
great
bond
and,
In
speaking
o'jart
fortune
ever
left
in
Brl-
anguages,
Bishap
Well
.sugge-rteq
;
wth
no
will
to
decide
its
dls-
the
possibility
of
nations
on
soma
occasions
being,
unable
to
understand
each
other
because
of
dlf-,
ferent
Languages.
A
common.
,
respect
for
religion
;6WWtt
.
.
.
i
i
ii
1
as
ar.niner
iasior
in
oinaing
wit?
qqq
British
Empire
together.
itengron
the
Bishop
considered
an
all-lm-p
crtan
element
in
human
soelftty.
Only
through
.the
teachings,
of
paction,
lias
been
recorded
at
Somerset
House,
when
it
was
announced
that
the
estate
of
the
iate
;
Lord
Ashton
had
been
Te
at
iapproximaWy
$50,000,
Lord
Ashton
died
in
1930,
aged
87:
As
James
Williamson,
he
in
fer
:itad
a
linoleum
business
at
ilarvcaster
from
his
fathen
He
de
Jesus
Christ
could
world
peace
byiye'oped
it
enormously.
international
understanding
oe.
anled
thrre
tlrrrss,
he
left
two
brought
about
he
beUsved.
Th:
!
daughters
but
no
son.
Countes:.
unselfishness
service
of
ths
church
a
surviving
daughter."
sUll
he
::cmmended
to
his
listeners
astakes
a
personal
Interest
In
a
means
by
which
tha
power
of
jthe
UnoJeum
company,
-jch
an
organization
as
the
Gyro,
under
English
law
when
a
man
Ciub
might
be
Increassd
ten-ioia.
,dtes
leaving
estate
In
excess
of
The
luncheon
was
presided
over
$5,000,
without
making
a
will,
Dr.
R.
O.
Large,
president
who
idow
receives
$5,000
free
of
duty
:xtnaed
to
uisnop
walls
a
noaciy
and
the
personal
effects,
and
a
lift
iis
oi
uianKs
on
oenau
oi
wic
.
lnteresi
m
one-half
of
the
re-
shin.
uuests:
bes.d?s
the
speiier,
,
mamer
0t
the
estate,
says
the
ere
Rl.
Rev.
O
A.
Rlx,
Bishop
NewB-Chronicle
.
The
children,
if
of
or
caieaoma;
very
Rev.
James
a,
ag(f
take
the
otn.r
absolutely
uiDson,
aean
oi
bi.
Anarow
s
3wJ
at
the
death
of
the
wldow
the
iaineorai;
carman
a.
vyau.
r.
a
tetter's
half
nlterest
Where
there
l&ieCallum
and
George
Dftb.
aTe
no
cWiaren
the
remainder
of
the
residuary
estate
is
held
or.
Charles
Graham,
inspector
of
,:st
f:r
tljs
"
widow
for
life
mines,
sailed
yest-irdjiy
afternoon
:n
the
Prince'
Ruoert
for
a
trip
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
2?
Sltrwart
district
on
offi
-lal
east
at
10:20,
was
reported
thl,
duties.
morning
to
be
on
time.
NO
NERVOUS
TEMPERS
HERE
for
thcDtonnet
arehippr
ulaiks.
Docton
rhixb-tiruaf
oerves
ilwiji
retul(bca;
tourct
of
ihii
Yitimio
to
brtoe
up
ncrrct.
kttp
digestion
tod
appetites
in
too,
tuoua
upyrutL
mar
im
twrvic.
IV3
Is
!Aa
,1L
A
flk
,
Headquarters
For
SANTA
CLAUS
I
Thousands
of
Toys,
v
Christmas
Books,
Decorations
and
K
Novelties
s
EEGALSH0P
Any
Article
Put
Away
Until
j
Christmas
Week
:
For
Your
Chrisimas
Baling
many
useful
andractfea),
items
that
will
.
your
Christmas
baking
a
pleasure
n"
Cake
Tins,
Mixing
Bowls,
Pudding
Bowls,
Cookie
&
Formers,
Cookie
Presses,
Cookie
Cutters,
Cookie
J!
Tins,
Icing
Sets.
'fi;
G
ive
Thursdt
Him
Something
to
Wear
GLOVES
will
certainly
be
on
hand
at
Christmas
time.
We
have
a
wMp
choice
of
smart
pigskins,
deerskins,
kids,
suedes
lined
or
un-lined.
Priced1
$1.50
and
up,
per
pair,
boxed
Penman,
Harvey
Wood,
MacGregor
or
Jaeger
Over
200
dozen
pairs
of
So.
from
which
to
choose
the
latest
colors
arid
designs
pure
Wool
yarns,
cotton
and
wool
yarns
or
silk
and
wool
yams
50
c,
75
c,
$1.00
per
pair,
boxed
FORSYTH
and
ARROW
SHIRTS
We
carry
a
biij
selection
of
collar
attached
shirts
in
checks,
stripes,
or
plain
colors,
broad-rloth,
silk
or
wool
materials,
and
sof-or
fused
collars
2
collars
to
match.
Priced
$2.00
each
and
up,
boxed
Bryan!;
C
ompany
Limited
"The
Store
With
the
Christmas
Spirit"
BU
i
IOUK'
AMAS
Ulrlb
Al
Dry
Goods
&
Novelty
Shop
Children's
Coats
and
Dresses
Hose,
Gloves,
Scarves
Novelty
Evening
Bags
Novelty
Jewellery
Tick
out
your'
Christmas
Gifts
and
we
will
lay
tliein
aside
for
you.
New
Winter
Excursion
Fares
4V
.
v
nn
qjiIa
NOW
a.
You
can
trutcl
to
Easfcm
Canada
(including
Winnipeg),
the
Eastern
and
Midwest
States
at
fares
comparable
Villi
those
in
effect
during
the
summer
tourist,
season.
Tickets
on
sule
until
May
14,
good;
returning
within
six
months
of
purchase.
Use
these
low
fares
for
your
trip
Abroad
Ask.
any
mi
Agent
FREE
DELIVERY
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
X
su
Phone
765
303
Third
Ave.
V44M
1
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