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AGC
SIX
Personal
Greeting
Cards
A
Peautiful
Selection
to
Choose
From
at
Reduced
Prices,
Including
a
Box
of
Gold
Initialed
Stationary
with
Orders
of
Over
Eighteen
Cards.
15
Hcautiful
Assorted
Cards
in
Roxes
(Less
than
3c
each)
Per
box
"
:
WATERMAN'S
Latest
Perfected
INK-VUE
PENS
Greater
Ink
capacity
than
any
olher
pen
at
this
price;
CARPETS
SEAMLESS
AXMINSTER
HUGS
s,
24.00
s10,,
CONG
OLEUM
GOLD
SEAL
RUGS
Size
1x9.
07
OK
Size
9x10.
Price
Ol.O
prtce
Size
9x9.
on
nn
Size
9x12.
Price
OtMJU
price
DO.MINIOX
HALL
RUNNERS
2i
inches
wide
Yard
DOMINION
PRINTED
LINOLEUM
Square
Yard
..
REXOLEUM
Square
Yard
BEDROOM
REVERSIBLE
WOOL
RUGS
25x48
Inches
Each
Bed
Complete
Cable
Spring,
Cotton
Felt
Mattress.
Size
4-6
4-0
3-3.
Price
27.50
Trade-In
3-I'iece
Chesterfield
Suite
6-llole
Canadian
Trlde
Kitchen
Range
Slnjer
Sewing
Machine
THIRD
AVENUE
...40c
S;i"f,ini;C,,"is-10c
EXTRA
SPECIAL
QUALITY
FLAT
WEAR
Dinner
Knives--Dozen
Dinner
Forks
Dozen
Table
Spoons-Dozen
Dessert
4.75
S2.75
S2.75
S2.75
Soup
Spoons
Dozen
Tea
Spoons-Dozen
Oyster
Forks
Dozen
Sugar
Spoon
qsj
$i2.D
Each
Hutter
Knife
S1.50
Dessert
Knives
Dozen
CO
r7CZ
Dessert
Forks
y&iO
Dozen
839.00
S10.00
S11.50
65c
85c
45c
$4.00
Bedroom
Suite
Includes
Ped,
Coil
Spring,
Cotton
Felt
Mattress,
Dresser
and
Chiffonier.
$87.50
Spring
Filled
Mattress
These
fine
mattresses
encourage
sleep
in
every
SfgS,..
$30.00,
37.50
Allowance
for
the
old
mattress
$5.00
TOYS!
Doll
Prams
From
$2.75,
$1.25,
$9.50,
$16.75
Kiddie
Kars
$2.00,
$3.50
Velocipedes
$7.75,
$8.50,
$10.75
Haby
Jumper
Swings"
$1.75,
$2.00
Rocking
Horses
.,
$3.50,
$5.00
Itaby
Walkers
$3.50,
$6.25
Haby
High
Chairs
$3.50,
$5.50,
$6.50
$25.00
$32.00
30.00
We
Buy
Used
Furniture
Phone
Green
016
ELICVS
Prince
Rupert,
R.C.
If
you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
it.
Fine
Spirit
Of
25c
25c
S4.75
S2.75
SIIEAFFER'S
Latest
Imnrovod
PENS
AND
PENCILS
Your
name
free
in
gold
letters
on
any
of
these
pens
iconvener.
Co-operation
Is
Found
In
City
"What
I
like
about
Prince
Rupert
Is
the
splendid
spirit
of
co-opera
tlon
evident
here,"
declared
R.
K
Smith,
director
of
marine
service"
for
the
federal
government
in
an
address
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
a
its
luncheon
yesterday
afternoon.
He
stressed
the
recog
nition
,of
the
hospitality
received
here
and
said
he
wished
he
could
remain
longer.
i
Mr.
Smith
again
spoke
of
the
.
wonderful
harbor
at
Prince
Rupert
and
explained
that
his
visit
would
I
prove
helpful
In.
carrying
out
the
work
at,
Ottawa.
He
hoped
to
be
Guests
were
Capt.
Kerr
of
Otta-
'
wa,
Capt.
Claxton
of
Vancouver,
Dr.
j
J.
F.
Maqulre
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Major
Rycroft
of
Victoria.
EGGS
"R"
GRADE
3
dozen
in
cartons
.
IDE
$1.00
STEER
REEF
Pot
Roast-Lb.
Oven
Roast
Lb
Rump
Roast
Lb
Prime
Rib-Lb
12c
15c
18c
18c
8c
BAKEASY
8lbs
$1.00
Slbs.
Ayrshire
Bacon
Piece.
Lb..
Fruit
iMincc-meat
2
lbs.
40c
22c
25c
Frying
Chickens
(ttZr
Each
"AM
Grade
Tur-
Qff
r
keys-Lb.
...
Legs
Pork
25C
BUTTER
First
Grade
3
,bs
$1.00
TUB
DAILT
NWW
SUCCESSFUL
Women's
Auxiliary
of
Canadian
Lesion
.Made
Good
at
Affair
Yesterday
afternoon
and
List
livening
ni"liiv
"fciifw-stfui
was
Uic
;rs.
Henrv
Smith
sr.
r
an-
naal
bazaar
of
the
Women's
Aux
lliary
to
the
Canadian
I
newly
decorated
clubrooms
',-.0ou
m
j
uazuji
n
the
.loon,
which,
drew
a
-uie
or
Denclls.
'
t
Mrs.
S.
V
WE.
CORDIALLY
INVITE
VOU
to
visit
and
inspect
our
enormous
stock
of
Christmas
Gifts
for
every
mem-
ber
of
the
family.
Be
Sure
to
Visit
Our
Wonderful
Basement
Store!
Shop
Early
and
Heccive
Greater
Individual
Attention
'
MAX
HEILBRONER
DIAMOND
SPECIALIST
after
crowd
fif
both
lad.es
and
men,
was
followed
by
a
dance
Jn
U2
evcnuin
.hich
was
also
well
attcl.-.u.
In
dclition
to
the
nance
in
the
cve-inc
for
which,
music
was
proviu
d
by
Mrs.
J.
S
Black
and
Jacn
impbell
with
George
Dawes
as
..istcr
of
ceremonies,
the
country
Mrc
and
various
amusements
at
acted
many.
The
president
of
the
Women'
uxiliary,
Mrs.
j;nk
Precce.
di-
William
Rothwell
was
general
Country
Store
George
Dawes
Steeplechase
Fred
Goodwin.
Crown
and
Anchor
M.
lugherty.
Hot
Dots
Mrs,
I
read.
But
of
later
years,
less
and
Jack
Bond
and
less
stress
is
being
laid
on
the
or-
i.i.
.
i
...
...
Winners,
of
Raffles
Winners
of
raffles
were
as
lows:
fol
Dressed
Doll
Shirley
Hougan.
Side
of
.Lamb
Mrs.
W.
J.
Ranee
Basket
of
Fruit
Patricia
Anderson.
Lamp
Herbert
Davies.
Hand
Painted
Cushion
Mrs
Bill
Lund.
Centre
Piece
Mrs.
D.
Allen.
Tea
Cloth
and
Napkins
Mrs
1.
Marshall.
Tricycle
S.
BennrV
Door
Stop
Mrs.
E.
Murray.
Grand
Drawing
Half
Ton
of
Coal
Rose
H.
Oden
Case
of
Pacific
Milk
Iar
jrim&son.
Premium
Ham-tt.
E.
James.
Walnut
Table
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
Picture
Wong
Hiong.
Sack
of
Flour
O.
Jensen.
Box
of
Butter
L.
Davies.
Box
of
Aoplcs
George
Dicks.
Hand
Painted
Cushion
Chariqr
Soj
.
.
'
Leg
of
Lamb
Bessie
Chandler.
f
lb.
Toffee
Mea
Grosvenor.
Saucepan
M.
J.
Dougherty
Money
Came
Back
But
Not
Bulbs
This
is
Once
That
Fake.
Advertising
Did
Not
Work
Several
local
people
answered
an
advertisement
arjcearlnz
in
an
out
side
DUblicatlnn
clrciilatlnir
In
Mc
VIVID
RACE
TRACK
FILM
'Saratoga,
With
Jean
Harlott
And,
Clark
Gable.
Week-end
ifcaturc
'offering
Tal
Capitol
'
'
,'Tliratre'
'
..'
Laughs
and
"tears,
thrills
and
romance
mingle
In
"Saratoga,"
co-
Legion
starring
Jean
Harlow
and
ClarK
.ch
was
held
yesterday
in
the
..-
-
Of
UlC
111
Ulli;(lUX
Ull
IUV
OtiCVll
ui
uic
n
ni
rr-1
.
I
a
I
-.
I
1
oapuoi
incavre
nere.
n
is
a
viviu
of
of
Uic
Uic
race
race
track
track
with
story
paddock
intrigue,
a
great
race,
unusual
characters
and
n
delicate
lumancc.
Hie
characters
hate
fight
and
love
through
an
action-packed
drama
in
which
much
whimsical
comedy
leavens
the
heavier
moments.
'
Saratoga"
Is
the
last
picture
ot
the
late
ulss
llanow
who
died
a
few
months
ago.
Indeed
It
was
uncompleted
when
she
died
and
considerable
Ingenuity
had
to
be
ccted
the
proceedings
while
Mrs
L
,
,
.
.
"
"
WUn
Cox
and
Mrs.
W.
Wll-Serviteurs
Serviteurs
were
were
Mrs.
Mrs.
the
ending
of
the
picture
with
Miss
Harlow
and
Gable
had
been
fllmnst
A
n..ktA
:
"
uocu
"
son
poured.
Jack
Bond,
Mrs.
Henry
Smith
and
f(T
sccnf,
v;'h,ch
werc
re-written
Miss
Dolly
Smith
and
Mrs.
J.
R..a,!f.
re-cd'ted-:urray
was
cashier.
In
charge
of'
ere.
,?
"0able
supporting
he
kitchen
.were
Mrs.
C.
Barker
cast
wh,ci
llJc,udes
Uon
Bar-T5.
I.
Wide
and
Mrs.
Shrubsall
rpore'
Frank
Morgan.
Walter
nthrrR
in
rho
,r,.
Pldgcon.
Una
Merkel-
and
Cliff
wards
Much
of
the
frt
action
u
Home
Cooking-
Mrs.
William
ia,Q
ai
U1C
lamous
Saratoga
rare
nrn.
nnrt
Mm
p
Mirhninff
Candy
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays
an'l
,
Atrs.
A.
J.
Croxford.
Raffles
Mrs.
S.
G.
Ayrcs
an
R.
T.
Anderson.
Novelties
Miss
E.
Gandy
and
Mrs.
M.
Lamb.
Fancy
Work
Mrs.
Hugh
Klllln
id
iwrs.
J.
A.
Teng
Fish
Pond
Mrs.
Boulter
sr.
'-
Tieniy
Smith
and
Mrs.
Fred
lunter.
I
track.
Btrnice
Palmer
says
,
.
.
Once
again
Thanksgiving
Day
has
been
with
us.
Over
here
It
Is
almost
on
a
par
with
Christmas
and
grim
Plays
are
given
and
stories
'6"i
oi
inanitsgiving
ana
me
ru-
grlm
Fathers
and
more
on
the
Idea
of
Just
being
plain
thankful.
Some
how,
with
such
friendly
feellnc
ex
isting
between
the
United
States
of
America
and
Oreat
Britain
and
I
Canada,
people
have
got
away
from'
the
idea
of
celebraUng
a
quarrel
that
happened
many
years
ago
and
it
is
a
good
thing.
After
all,
wc,
have
so
many
things
for
which
to
be
thankful
it
Is
foolish
to
go
so
far
back
to
find
a
reason
for
being
,
thankful.
With
so
much
dissension
and
wars
both
declared
and
Illegal
these
two
great
nations
have
much
to
be
thankful
for.
We
are
bv
na
ture
peace
loving
and
happy,
and
.peaK
me
same
language,
it
Is
somctning
to
ponder.
And
we
should
give
thanks
for
this
great
peace.
Ours
is
the
longest
un
protected
border
line
between
two
countrlci
in
the
world
Canada
and
hu
United
State,
two
great
nations
it
peace
with
each
other,
unarmed.
Ihc
eyes
of
the
whole
world
arc
on
,
u.
and
marvel.
Yes,
wc
have
much;
to
h
ih.inltfnt
tnr
tnAnv
nnlv
lci
V
,vo
not
forget
that
wc
have
plenty
of"
other
days
in
which
to
be
thankful,
too
and
don't
feel
that,
because
there
is
one
day
set
aside
each
year
j
to
publicly
acknowledge
our
thanks,
that
we
are
exempt
all
the
rest
of
the
year!
Just
now
I
gave
thanks
that
that
rain
cloud
waited
until
the
last
line
of
clothes
came
In!
CHEERIO!
Oakland,
Cal.
TOO
MANY
SKUNKS
pltv
spnrflnir
tn
n
o-o
i
,,
'
HAMILTON.
Ont.
Nnv
2fl-
IPPi
,
.0
,v
uu
uuit
jn
liui-l
.
.
.
.
land
a
dollar
for
a
large
quantity
I
Barton
township
council
is
consider
k,.1U.
T-l..
...
.
.
..
I
Orlnn
ll..ndni.
nn....
t
....
J
ui
uuiua,
uic
iciiers
enclosing
trie
8
vv"iM"6
uihij
iv
cut
uuwn
dollar
were
returned
unopened
byftne
'"creasing
skunk
population,
the
Dutch
Post
Office
department
0ne
ot
the
animals
is
said
to
have
with
the
Information
that
the
per-,
"made
away
with
18
pulets."
con
to
whom
the
letter
was
ad-j
dressed
was
being
presecuted
by
the
'
LEARNING
YOUNG
police.
j
This,
it
is
understood,
Is
the
same
LONDON,
Ont.
Nov.
26:
(CP)
advertisement
local
newspapers
re-
George
Dowker.
16,
of
Ooderich,
fused
to
publish.
Each
year
adver-
made
a
solo
flight
at
the
airport
tlsemcnts
have
been
sent
out
from
here
after
260
minutes'
Instruction,
the
same
place
In
Holland,
all
under
Ooderich
has
another
youthful
flier
different
names
and
all
equally
val-
Frank
Vines,
16,
who
got
his
license
ueless.
when
M
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
IN
"SOLID
WALNUT
Chairslde
Table
With
smoker's
outfit
and
G91
nn
cellar
cupboard.
JJJLUU
Lady
..Martha
Sewing-
Cabinet
In
solid
COO
HA
walnut
tJ2oUU
Smokers
With
cupboard
and
smoker
flQ
ffntoC1l
tZ(
outfit
In
solid
walnut.
From
vOiUU
?
xLOU
To
an
Expectant
Public
We
Ann,,B..
THE
PRESENTATION
OF
JEAN
HAI
louJ
LAST
SCREEN
PRODUCTION
!
is
Thri
hno
at
anlu
m
A.T.r"
pm
rumors
of
San
Francicro"
rnnU
Clatk
Gabl...t
t
King
oi
Gtmbl.nl
ton
Harlow...
t
tb.
buly
wbo
trl.d
to
brk
him
I
Such
U
thti
gilly
.xciting
dim
ol
Ih.
King
of
4
opottt
...
lb.
gr.tt.it
ic.-trck
lomtnc.
tinct
i
1934'f
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BiH"l
A
CtalA
GABLE
HflfiLOW
141
SffRffTOM
i
Lionel
BARRYMORE
rnk
MORGAN
w.n.,
PIDGEON
un.
MERKEL
ADDED
Pop-Eye
Cartoon
and
News
Fitzpatrick
Travel
Picture:
"Hong
Kong"
Canadian
i
At
7
31
and
9:33)
Last
Show
Starts
9
p.m.
TONT.it
arH
SMTKDVY
HP
Pacific
Trans-Atlantic
Transcontinental
Trans-Pacific
I
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Torts
Princess
Adelaide
every
Friday.
10
p.m
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
PRINCESS
NOIUII
Oct.
2Dth,
Nov.
8th,
18th,
29th
WINTER
EXCURSION
TO
VANCOUVER
S32.00
Tickets
on
Sale
Nov.
1st,
1937
to
Feb.
28th.
1938
Final
Return
Limit
March
31st,
1938
Connection
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES.
.enral
Aent
'
Prince
Rupert,
BC
See
the
New
and
Improved
Redox
Rolling
Razor
The
latest
shaving
sensation.
The
only
hand
operated
razor
with
the
true
scientific
cutting
action.
One
hundred
per
cent
perfect
in
every
detail
of
design
and
construction.
AN
ENTIRELY
MUTISII
PRODUCT
Prices.
gQ
and
j
J
29
with
,,a(lcs
A
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
SUGGESTION
CUTEX
Remember
Her
with
Culex!
A
gift
that
any
woman
will
appreciate.
See
the
Christmass
1937
Cutex
Sets
The
lar
range
they
have
ever
produced
Pries
from
fc
to
$13.50
Ormes
Ltd.
"3fui
Pioneer
Drtuzptete
The
Re-01
Store
Phones:
81
&
,
Open
Dally
From
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
From
12
noon
till
2
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.