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What
could
be
iriore
appreciated
than
a
pair
of
SLIPPERS?
FOR
LADIES
The
JULIET,
A
felt
-type
with
fur.
trimming,
a
leather
sole
and
a
small
heel.
Coolrs
wine
and
brown
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MEN
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most;
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.in
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AMILY
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shipping"
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o
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a
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invite
you
to
visit
our-
store
during
this
week,
fa
j
Furniture
for
flie
home
there
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no
better
gift,
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for
1937
Calendar.
B
327
Third
Ave.
f
Phone'
775
k
TheFxsh
which
mode
Printe
Rupert
famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
Ay
Canadb
Fisfc
4
Celd
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PlIKCK
ftiUPERT,
B.C.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PftlNCE
RUPEUT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published,
fcyry
fternqon,
Except
Sunday,,
by
Prince
Rupert.
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
.
it.
F.
PULLEtf
-
-
-
Mariagirig-Editor
Advertising;
and
Circulation
Telephone
News
Department
Telephone
DAILY
EDITION
.'.86
Saturday,
Dec.
19,
1936
British
Columbia
Leading
;
.
British
Columbia
is
leading
Canada
in
business
recovery,
according
to
statistics
whir
h
latest
to
attest
the
truth
of
the
statement
is
"Canadian
Business,"
published
under
the
wing
of
the
Montreal
Board
of
Trade,
in
an
article
"How's
HiisinpsR?''
If
5nvs
"In
aH
probability,
British
Columbia
continues
to
hold
first
position
among
Canadian
provinces
for
an
all-round
high
degree
of
business
and
industrial
activity.
"Our
monthly
returns
indicate
that
wholesale
and
retail
trade
in
the
province
is
uniformly
good.
Collections
are
equally
satisfactory.
This
condition
reflects
not
only
the
operations
of
lumbering
companies
but
there
is
also
the
prosperous
background
of
the
mining
industry,
the
large
salmon
pack
arid
the
favorable
agricultural
situation.
"The
rise
in
base
metal-
nnVps
with
nlnoriu
hnr
tn
1929
levels,
is
of
special
benefit
to
British
Columbia
and
ine
prospect
or.
increased
employment
through
the
opening
ud
and
development
of
other
mining
properties
is
promising.'
Old
Timers
and
Fishermen
A
letter
arrived
from
the
Ouppn
Chnrlnttpa
vpctpvlnv
signed
"A
Few
Old
Timers
and
Fishermen"
but,
not
giving
the
real
name
of
the
writer,
it
has
to
irn
'tn
thp
wtp
paper
basket
along
with
all
other
unsigned
letters.
We
nave
uiienxpiaineu
mat
no
letters
can
be
published
unless
the
writer
sitrns
his
not
necessarily
be
published.
In
this
case
the
oldtimers
and
fishermen,
if
that
is
really
who
they
are,
take
exception
to
a
recent
Visitor'to
Prince
T?1indlt
f
tnVfl
fVl
dr.
twin
iU
1-
1.1
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1
1
1
"ui'"
"ui
-"c
laiauuB
ocryuig
ine
peopie
mere
couici
ai-
wuya
inane
a
nvmg
scratcnmg
the
black
sands
for
gold
or
catching
a
few
fish.
in
reply
to
this
it
might
be
well
to
remark
that
since
ly
could
make
a
hvirig
during
the
winter
witlMt
help
now
refuse
to
do
so
and
.
call
on
the
government
....
to'ha'nd
them
f-tl
J-
n
1
?
1
A
1
,1
a
'
'
uuu
a
uuie
un
wnicn
to
nve
ana
tncy
are
willing
to
accept
it
even
though
it
be
but
a
uittance.
WMIp
fjikfno-
if
thp,,
grumble
at
the
smallness
of
the
amount
and
at
having
to
work
for
it.
There
are.
of
course,
pvppntinnia
tn
tIu'q
tw
ate
men
who
cut
wood
for
a
living
during
the
winter,
Whc
catch
a
few
fish"
or
:who
seek
employment
of,
some
kind
and
do
not
exnect
tn
h
flVp
tVipiv
fnnA
hrniirtVit
tr
tVi
a
platter',
The
Writer
has
on
more
than
one
occasion
been
mm
1
I
t
a
"
iuvv
in
iunas
tnat
ne
was
only
a
few
days
from
the
bread
line
but
on
those
occasions
hp
wns
willing
tn
nriQ
take
some
Unpleasant
task
until
conditions
changed
and
nan
.m
nusue
ior
tnose
jods,
not
waiting
arbUlul
Until
the
employment
officer
asked
if
he
would
do
the
work.
in.eie.ia
no
intention
of
casting,
a
slur
upon
those
who
find
themselves
in
difficult
positions
and
have
tb
ask
for
relief
but
it
does
seem
as
if
.ill
initinHvo
hnri
wt
n
many
people
who
do
nothing
but
hang
around
the
streets
or
loaf
in
their
shacks
reading
literature
about'
What
they
ought
to
have
rather
than
getting
out
and
trying
to
adapi
v"
"'""-"
oiturtnuiih
liiu
uritisn
fininirf
ttB
Hum,
uy
piiouie
wno
solved
diiiicult
problems
and
hustled
a
Jivine
from
son
wanted
a
job
and
was
willincr
tn
wm-t
nlilv
tret
it
evn
m.
Oueen
Charlotte
Citv
todav
but
he
would
not
fret
it
by
sitting
in
his
shack
and
'
grousing
about
how
badly
he
Was
being
used
by
the
"bourgeoisie."
a
MAKE
HER
HAPPY
I
g
Glorify
Her
This
Christinas
With
the
Gift
of
a
m
Permanent
Wave
m
Ihe
Modern
Kuuitv
Shnn
m
Children's
Coats
and
l)resses
Hose,
Gloves,
Scarves
Novelty
Evening
hags
Novcliy
jewellery
IIck
out
your
Christmas
Gifts
and
we
will
lay
them
aside
for
you
vaa
g
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GLADYS
HALLIDAY
-
WB,Wrd'
Phone
947
''COIFFURES
WITH
PERSONALITY"
BUY
YOUR
XMAS
GIFTS
AT
Dry
Goods
&
Novelty
Shop
&
4
The
Letter
Box
ISLAND
APPRECIATIVE
Editor,
Dally
'Jews,
Prince
Rupert
(Capital
ot
Ndtthern
B.C.J.
The
citizens
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
thank
you
and
your
liiost
valuable
paper
for
the
many
favors
and
the
publicity
you
have
glvstt
otlt
Islands
during
the
past
year,
'We
haVe
always
found
that!
ycu
and
your
paper
have
alayij
.od
by
the
workers
of
the1
north
Vou
have
been
fair
and
Just
as
ilwajrs
In
the
past.
We
would
like
also
to
thank
the
J
J.
R.
Morgan
Logging
Co,
the
T.
A.-
Kelley
Logging
Co.,
and
the
A.
P.;
Allison
togging
Co.,
for
their
itndness
In
giving
every
oon-Jderatibn
to
the
citizens
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
who
have
applied
for
and
have
been
given
vqrk
at
their
popular
camps.
Last
rjt
hot
least
we
wish
to
thank
'.he
Prince
Rupert
radio
station
-
-
what
It
has
done
for
the
Islands,
Gentlemen
the
thought
of
the
llanos
Is
for
you
all.
.
.
,
May
God
bless
you
one
and
all
and
may
you
all
have
a
Merry
"hrlstriias
and
a
Happy
and
".osperoiis
New
Year.
ISLANDER.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Central
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
W.
Baker
and
EJis
Baker.
North
VancoUve!;
P
alumbD
and
Jack
Roll.
City.
Knuox
O.
Smith,
Queen
Charlotte
Isl
ands;
J.
Sloan.
Edmonton;
E.
Ry-m,
tity.
Prince
Rupert
H.
s.
Kelser,
Inverness:
H.
Mc
Lean
and
Jabk
J.
Louis,
Vancoii-
erj
William
Bachard,
Montreal;
Mrs.
R
J.
Slmonds,
Queen
Char-:tte
Islahd?;
C
Miittln,
Massett;
Mrs.
F.
A
Taylor,
Kelowna;
U.
cbbaef.it,
Cumhewa
Ihlet.
Royal
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Moryson,
Clax-l.on;
B;
Itanson,
Vancouver;
J.
Monet,
skldegate.
Oil
charges
of
vagrancy
arising
ut
of
a
fracas
last
evening
on
;.aser
Street,
Aubrey
Jackson,
E.
jfevens
-and
D.
Matheson
appear-
Jd"
before
Magistrate
McClyinont
in
I'lty
police
court
this
morninir.
lackson
was
fined
$5,
with
option
if
five
davs'
Imhrlsnn
S'tsvens
ahd
Matheson
were
dU-,
hilssed.
i
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1937.
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iro
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rings.
Black
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Sweaters,
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collar
......
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tront
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.
550
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Half
Cardigan
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