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EIGHT
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Visit
Our
ttsemen
Store
foi
r
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r
.
uinnerwarc
Crystal
Fine
China
Glassware
tPoUery
Baggage
Brassware
Novelties
j
X-
Copper
I
asting
Gifts
1
$12.50
t0
$1250.00
All
Guaranteed
WATCHES
from
the,
leading
manu
facturer
from
esttons
f
I
at
popular
prices
ELECTRIC
WAFFLE
IRONS-Chromium
fin-
gi
ish,
with
heat
indicator,
several
E"
A
m
j
models
to
choose
from;
price
at
.
vJ"
up
fig
ELECTRIC
CLOCKS
Reliable,
guaranteed,
A
niade
by
the
makers
of
Big
Ben
QO
Cft
M
g
Alarm
Clocks;
priced
from
tJKt)U
g
TABLE
LAMPS
Smart
and
modern
Q-fl
f
priced
from
P
a
a
9
J
p
Many
Other
Practical
and
Acceptable
Gifts
jj
vi
auu
m&puct
mem
m
I
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
1
$1.25
t0
$175,00
A
Beautiful
Assortment
of
GOLD
and
NOVELTY
Jewelry,
at
prices
that
are
sure
to
meet
with
your
approval
A
fine
Assortment
of
Sterling
Silver
and
Silver
Plated
Holloware
Special
4-Piece
Rogers'
Tea
Sets
jg
gg
Many
Designs
in
Community
and
Rogers'
Flatware
Special
26-Piece
Set
$9
00
Toilqt
and
Dresser
Sets
in
Sterling
Silver
and
All
the
Latest
Modern
Designs
Q4
set
from
a
special
V
J-
I
t)
up
SCHICK
and
PACKARD
ELECTRO-SHAVERS
and
ROLLS
RAZORS
Scientific
Instruments
and
Optical
Department
Hundreds
of
Beautiful
Gifts
to
Choose
From
This
Store
is
Truly
a
Modern
Gift
Shop.
We
Cordially
Invite
Your
Inspection.
MP
II
R
Headquarters
For
SANTA
CLAUS
$
Thousands
of
Toys,
0
Christmas
Books,
Decorations
and
$1
Novelties
.
p
REGAL
SHO?
I
Any
Article
Put
Away
Until
$S
Christmas
Week
MacKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
Christmas
Gifts
That
Last
SOLID
WALNUT
SMOKING
CABINETS
GITCft
ft
from
JS
END
TADLES
With
Book
Rack
nt
fa
$
at
ijb.50
327
Third
Ave.
Phone
775
j
Finest
Fur
Coats
The
finest
Christmas
present
you
can
give
anyone
is
a
FUU
COAT.
We
have
a
new
lot
just
arrived
this
week.
Some
of
the
choicest
furs
at
lowest
possible
prices.
Call
in
and
see
them.
Get
one
for
your
wife
or
jour
friend.
She
will
appreciate
it
for
years.
GOLBBLOOM'S
The
place
where
fine
furs
grow
Smart
Christmas
Gift-
Sugg
Q
fiMIT
D
11
DIAMOND
SPECIALIST
5?
?HIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
William
Sim
of
Porcher
Island,
who
has
been
In
town
for
the
past
week,
is
of
the
opinion
that
a
valuable
industry
could
be
established
I
at
Prince
Rupert
and,
at
the
same
I
time,
a
lot
of
money
saved
the
fishermen
in
overhead
if
the
manufacturer
of
fishlnz
nets
were
taken
up
locally.
Many
thousands
of
dollars
are
expended
every
year
for
nets
which
are
made
far
abroad
and
the
cost
of
getting
them
ivre
makes
the
price
very
high;
Mr.
S.rv
also
thinks
that
it
should
be
pos
ibis
to
make
tierces
and
barrels
lore.
The
Department
of
Transport,
in
.
notice
to
mariners,
draws
atten-lon
to
revised
rules
and
regula-ons
relating
to
the
examination
if
masters
and
mates
for
the
maln--mance
of
a
uniform
standard
of
qualifications
and
proficiency
in
such
examinations.
Candidatpr
:hall
be
required
to
auallfv
unri-sr
these
revised
regulations
as
from
tocay.
Week-End
Specials
SELVIG'S
lfinest
Norwegian
Stockfish
ttE?
per
lb
UJK,
Ancnovies
Qro
per
tin
oOL
Flatbread
y2
lb.
QC
2
for
.-.tH
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
Qp
Der
tin
Seedless
Raisins
per
lb
Black
Currants
per
lb
Soiled
Oats
0-;b.
sack
Robertson's
Ground
Almond
ggg
Mincemeat
Clark's
l.-lb.
carton
Mincemeat
Bulk
per
lb
Mixed
Peel
Cut
1-lb.
pkg
Mcintosh
Apples
ia
lbs
Borden's
Malted
Milk
per
tin
;
.
2-lb.
nkc.
.
...
Hoist's
SyruD-i
:
r
'
f,
.5
lbs.
Roger's
Syrup
2
lbs
.
15c
15c
49c
20c
ISc
24c
48c
38c
34c
17c
FItEE
UELIVERY
Phone
7fi5
303
Third
Ave.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
rJi?!
BIG
CHIEF
IN
BELGIUM
Moulding
Himself
and
Policies
On
Pattern
of
Italian
Premier,
Young
Uexist
Leader
Has
Great
Hopes
forsworn
humility
"A
chief
must
never
shrink
from
his
responsibilities
under
the
pretext
of
humility."
says
youthful,
magentlc
L'ccn
Degrelle
who
rallied
his
Rexist
party
in
Belgium's
last
elections
to
a
measure
oi
triumph
that
surprised
and
frightened
her
leaders.
"He
who
.u
a
task
to
a
successful
end
wishes
to
and
has
a
right
to
con
trol
Its
functions."
With
these
words
Degrelle
makes
tire
newest
bid
for
centralized
authority
in
the
kalcidosc6pe
.
of
European
political
patterns,
using
as
his
Instrument
a
party
with
avowed
aims
similar
to
those
of
Fascist'
Italy
and
Nazi
Germany
but
not
for
the
establishment
of
a
totalitarian"
state.
Rsxism
parallels
the
powerful
Fascist
parties
of
Germany
and
Italy'
"In
wishing
to
sere
'order
and
social
peace
relsn.'
but
there."
ays
Degrelle,
"the
resemblance
ends.
The
totalitarian
state-is
repugnant
to
our
temperament."
Degrelle's
program
calls
for
.bolition
of
political
parties
and
of
parliament
as
now
constituted;
control
of
big
business
and
fin
ance;
strict
.neutrality
and
with-Irawal
from
the
League
of
Nations.
The
Rexlsts
take
their
name
from
the
publishing
house
of
the
Young
People's
Catholic
Action
"ociety
youth
movement
begun
In
192S
Christus
Rex,
or
Christ
the
King.
Denies
Dictatorship
Although
denying
a
dictatorship
voulcl
be
established
Jf
his
party
:om8s
to
power,
the
handsome,
well
uilt
leader
who
patterns
much
of
his
conduct
after
Mussolini,
chrer-
ully
admits;
that
he,
only,
will
be
chief
of
the
Rexist
regime.
Degrelle
receives
his
callers
In
a
sttlng
reminiscent
of
Premier
Mussolini's
headquarters
In
the
Palazzo
Venecia
a
seemingly
end-'ess
rcom.
furnished
with
only
"the
mief
's"
greajL
desk
and
two
chairs,
.o
that
visitors'
must,
traverse
the
full
length
or
the
room
before
caching
his,
presence.
The
bulld-
rs
-that
houjes
the
Rxist
organisation
teem3
with
activity
that
Degrelle
Is
confident
will
sweep
Urn
to
triamph
in
the
reign
of
leopold
II.
Young
adherents,
iden
tified
by
red
and
black
armbands,
nove
in
and
out
distributing
lltera-
urc.
recruiting
adherents.
and
organizing
"cells"
of
Rexlsts
throughout
the
small
nation.
'"Ihe
principal
Idea
of
Rexlsm
Is
national
"renovation."
Desrelle
ells
his
visitors.
"It
Is
a
question
)f
saving
the
people
by
exalting
their
virtues.
Belgium
can
and
must
ive,
but
parties
have
suffocated
vhat
was
most
grand
and
noble
in
he
country."
(Rexlsm
.would
abol
ish
all
parties
except
Degrelle's).
Rexlsts
not
only
are
friendly
to
the
monarchv.
but
would
"rein
force"
the
executive
power
and
would
"above
all
respect
the
Catholic
religion
which
is
"the
religion
of
he
immense
majority
of
Belgians.
other
policies
outlined
by
"the
shtaf"
include
a
progressive
return
to
pre-war
neutrality,
economic
union
with
the
Netherlands,
and
Triendly
relations
with
all
neighboring
nations.
"There
is
no
semi-tic
question
In
Belgium
at
the
present
time,"
says
Degrelle,
dismissing
charges
frequently
brought
by
his
opponents.
To
the
powerful
Flemish
minority,
Rexlsm
ha3
offered
aid
toward
achieving
some
day
their
ambition
of
union
with
the
Netherlands.
Tha
Flemish
feel
the
tug
of
cultural
bonds
more
strongly
to
the
Dutch
monarchy
than
to
the
throne
pf
Leopold.
NOVEMBER
HEAT
SASKATOON,
Dec.
10:
(CP)
A
temperature
of
67.1
degrees
recorded
at
the
University
of
Saskatche
wan
was
the
highest
for
a
Novem
ber
day
In
29
years.
It
was
regis
terert
on
November
25.
PEPPER
ATTACK
.
NELSON,
Dec.
10:
(CP)-John
g
Fink
threw
neDner
In
the
eves
of
a
fl
sheriff
and
his
two
deputies
when
fhov
frlort
i..
...
4.
yl'
j
unu
tu
IJUlfki;,
null
Vitualc
Ills
57L
Appledale
ranch
near
here.
He
was
S,?
sentenced
to
.six,
months
hard
labor
M
District
News
AIYANSH
Paul
Zalle,
85-year
old
native,
has
moved
from
Canyon
City
on
'
i
i
.
.
1
A
a
I
-.1.
II
,
it!,
ine
ixaas
uiver
vo
uyunan.
n.
puiiy
BRUSSELS,
Belgium,
Dec.
10:
cf
young''
men
0f
Aiyansh
village
lAPl
Thp
phiPf
Of
BSlCiUm'S
ReX-
I
..to
Mcku')c
tn
Pnnimn
-
-
-
i
will!
ill
diA
gtfeWUt
w
wunjvn
lsts
like
Hitler
ana
Mussolini
has
i
City
and
puiieci
Zalle's
house
down
t
'
'
1
1
.
.
.
......
and
moved
the
material
to
Aiyansh
where
It
was
re-erected,
the
whole
job
being
carried
out
In
14
days.
The
sawmill
at
Aiyansh.
which
Prior
to
the
snowfall
of
the
last
few
days,
weather
was
very
cold
In
the
Naas
Valley
with
the
river
beginning
to
freeze
up.
VANDERH00F
,Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Holllngworth
of
Prince
Rupert
was
a
visiter
in
Vanderhopf
for
a
couple
of
days
a.:t
wek
in
connection
with
his
jpecial
Presbyterian
Church
or-
janlzatlcn
survey
work.
The
hunting
season
for
ducks
and
geese
in
this
district
is
now
ovzr
but
hunting
of
moose
and
deer
continues
permlssable
until
December
15.
,
Mrs.
Albert'Hunt
Ls
making
satis
factory
progress
in
the
Prince
George
Hospital
following
a
recent
operation.
George
White-
of
the
Stuart
River
district,
who
recently
under
went
an
oparayon
at
the
Prince
George
Hospital,
Is
making
a
satis-
'
i
laniary
recovery.
M.
M.
Connelly.
M.
L.
A.
for
Om-
Ineca,
and
Mrs.
Connelly
arc
on
a
otor
trln
to
California
where
Mrs.
Connelly's
relatives
reside.
MEET
IN
DARKROOM
EDMONTON,
Dec.
10:
(CP)
More
than
twenty
members
have
joined
a
camera
ciua
at
the
Univer-iity
of
Altarta
hnrc.
Meetings
are
'rsld
In
a
special
dark
room.
SOLOS
IN
SIX
HOURS
REGINA,
Dec.
10:
(UP)
George
McNJlll,
18-year
old
Reglna
Col-lcRlate
student,
made
Canadian
Flyln?
Club
history
here
when
he
went
"solo"
after
only
six
hours
flying
Instruction.
His
sister,
Lilian,
wen
her
wings
a
year
ago.
8&
6
W
"W
W
II
Varied
Problems
Confront
States
Social
Security
Has
Joined
Taxes
Other
Problems
Too
CHICAGO,
bee.
10:
(CP)
Social
security
has
joined
taxes
thp
perrenlal
headache;
ft
Jegisfatbr-j
as
a
major
prooieim
ior
iaw-maKers
in
at
least
half
of
ithe
states.
-
'
Relief,
liquor
control
and
schools)
demand
attention
and
other
legls-,
labive
issues
range
from
birth!
control
to
race
track
betting
1
Mcrat
state
legislatures
will
start
r'is'.r
wcrk
between
January
4
and
was
damaged
by
floods
early
last
January
15.
summer
is
in
good
running
order
Chlo
coeks
a
way
to
equal
thp
igaln
and
has
been
,
turning
out
$05,000,000
annual
income
.
from
i
lumber
for
the
Jast
thice
weeks.-
ales,
liquid
fuel,
cigarette
and
ad
mission
taxes
which
expire
next
Outside
finishing
of
the
new
year.
Conneit'cut
has
a
deficit
of
Young
Men's
Hall
here
is
now
in
$10,003,000;
New
York
has
one.
of
rogress.
Most
of
the
young
men
$57,000,000.
of
the
village
are
busy
on
it.
1
SENIORS
WEAR
GOWNS
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
10:
(CP)
Ending
a
five-year
controversy
at
in
i.
'Moonlight
Murder
1?i
Leo
LS
CHESTER
MOKius
i'
MADGE
EVtts
Carrillo,
Frank
.
'At
8:34
Only,
-
PLUS
-
'There's
Aiwa
Tomorrow
With
HOUKRTTVYI0I'
Hinnie
ISr.-nes,
Frank
Mor
Lois
Wilson
1
'At
7
00
&
9
members
of
1937
..u.uaun
u
men
and
wompn
h
.
hcmselves
to
wear
University
of
British
Columbia,
academic
gowns
We
have
them.
Dozens
and
dozens
of
HY
ol
every
description.
The
largest
collectinn
or
ever
shown
in
Prince
Rupert,
from
the
naii
China
Doll
to
the
Beautiful
Shirley
Ter
i.ie
Cuddley
Dolls,
Sailor
Dolls,
Baby
Doll:-,
Rubber
Dolls,
Fancy
Dressed
Dolls,
Nigger
Doi.
.
',
will
find
them
all
here
and
our
;icc-
are
lowest.
Make
your
Christmas.
i
eservaiinii
nm.
with
a
small
deposit.
TOYS
THIS
IS
TOY
IIEADQUARTE1C
Our
stock
is
varied
and
extensive
and
include
.
the
latest
and
best
on
the
market.
Ynn
will
mal
f
no
mistake
by
coining
here
for
your
Christ
requirements,
borne
m
ana
look
over
our
m.
assortmcnt.
Prices
are
right
and
every
artick'
plainly
marked
for
your
convenience.
eMoeMvsMd
kiwb
mm
9um
r
Kim
iwjwiwwh
vvaiiace
7
Make
Our
Store
Your
Shopping
Centre
Wc
have
gathered
loetlier
a
very
comprehensive
selec
tion
oi
articles
suitable
to
your
Christmas
needs,
and
vcry
attractive
prices,
and
we
arc
adding
to
them
daily,
Today
we
have
received
some
charming
cvenm
-j-j
...v
p.v-v
o
w.u
uuiiL-iaa
LiiuiiiKuivcs.
oee
mem
m
our
winuow.
V9
.JM,
W0
mwBfFm
.1
emm
for
aS.SaultinirHi'ipnrn
nfflnore
te-flt!gfra&
v4
turn.
.r..-.
7
A
Further
Shipment
of
it
'
Frocks
ll
in
vivid
colorings
and
attractive
styles,
sizes
14
to
20.
You
will
be
pleas
icd
with
Girls'
Navy
Chinchilla
Coals
arrived
this
morning.
They
are
nicely
tailored
and
have
hats
to
match.
Sizes
arc
from
&
to
14
years.
Wc
arc
now
showing
models
in
the
newest
Tunic
Style
Blouses
made
in
lustrous
Satins,
in
the
most
popular
colors-
See
our
windows.
Phone
9
Third
&
n
St
i
I