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FURNITURE
Bed.
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22.50
Bed,
Cable
Spring
and
Cotton
Felt
rw.sb".?.....
14.50
:
Steel
Crib,
Spring
and
Mattress.
pSST"
96.50
Enamel
Top
kitchen
Q
C
Table.
Price
i
Administer
Rug.
aa
j
Size
9x12,
Price
AeJ.UU
Monarch
kitchen
range
QQ
I
Kitchen
Cabinet
We
Buy
Used
Furniture.
Phone
Green
916
Store
Open
9
a.m.
to
a
p.m.
THIRD
AVENUE
'
v
ft
USEFUL
AND
LASTING
GIFTS
1
For
Every
Member
Of
The
Family
S
Boys
and
Girls
Watch
A
new
strong-built
watch
that
will
keep
perfect
time.
For
AA
boys
and
girls.
Priced
at
V
t
V
V
A
Truly
Wonderful
Assortment
Solid"
Gold
Genuine
DIAMOND
$12.50
up
A.
fine
assortment
of
STERLING
SILVER
HOLLOWWARE
and
FLATWARE
II
WALTHAM,
ELGIN,
GRUEN,
ROLEX
and
WASHINGTON
watches
in
a
great
variety
of
cases
and
designs,
including
beautiful
Diamond-Set
styles.
.
to
Make
Your
Selection
From
3-piece
ROGERS'
Tea
Sets.
From
$8.75
up
Dresser
and
Toilet
Sets
in
STERLING
SILVER
in
all
the
Latest-Modern
Designs
IN
OUR
BASEMENT
STORE
We
Have
Over
30
Different
Designs
o
f
Dinnerware
to
Choose
From
HUNDREDS
OF
ODD
CUPS
AND
SAUCERS
FINE
CRYSTAL
AND
Large
Range!
glassware
Wonderful
Values!
BRASSWARE
COPPER
BAGGAGE
NOVELTIES
Hundreds
of
Beautiful
and
Useful
Gifts
To
Choose
From!
We
Cordially
Invite
Your
Inspection
The
Largest
Variety
of
Useful
Gifts
in
The
North!
MAX
HE1LBRONER
New
FURNITURE
Bed,
Cable
Spring
and
Cotton
Felt
Mattress.
Size
4-6,
4-0,
QO
n
PA
3-3.
Price
V
i
dU
Foldine
Bridee
Set.
Inrlnrli
n
rr
J
chairs
and
table.
Q4
O
A
A
Price
TOYS
Doll
Prams
from
2.75
10
$16.75
Kiddie
Kars
2.00
to
3.50
Rocking
Horses
1.95
10
5.00
Velocipedes
7.75
10
10.75
Baby
Jumper
Swings
1.75
and
2.00
Baby
Nursery
Chairs
j2
25
Baby
Walkers
$3.50
Md
6.00
ELIO'S
PRINCE
RUPERT
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NORTH
POLE
BULUTINJ!
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NOV
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flEMTY
CP
TOYS
FOR
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CHILD
IN
TE
VoaiT
BV
XMAS
.....
SAMTA
CtAUS
&
Cf
Ir
v
RLE
ttr.czz
OHIO?
THE
CHINA
rcas
ON
THE
II
pOTTOM
wLL
g.
WAT
h'ZMS
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i
arly
Advertising
Copy
Will
be
Very
Much
Appreciated
THE
DAILT
NlTWf
Jy-
December
Waterfront
Whiffs
Fur
Flying
Here
Liberty
Loving
Species
Moving
From
Ethiopia
and
China
Alberni
Near
Completion
of
Overhaul
aays
ago
when
a
bunch
of
very
strange
skins
was
brought
In.
They
were
known
to
naturalists
as
Ethiopian
clvit
cats
the
Abyssinian
variety
of
skunk
to
you,
dear
readers.
In
all
eannestness,
the
trapper
responsible
for
this
catch
is
reported
to
have
said
that
even
the
iibertv-lovine
civit
cats
no
longer
relish
the
fertile
plains
of
Ethiopia.
The
next
we
will
be
hearing,
we
suppose,
will
be
that
the
musk
deer,
also
known
for
their
perfume
giving
propensities,
will
be
moving
out
of
North
China.
Yes,
Prince
Rupert
is
indeed
making
a
name
for
itself
as
a
fur
centre,
to
say
nothing
of
tall
stories
and
flights
of
imagination.
Dr.
Neal
Carter,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experi
mental
Station,
tailed
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
He.
with
members
oi'
4he
ne
siaii
staff
oi
of
the
me
Nanaimo
isanaimo
Biologi-j
BioiogJ-i
Jeffrey
White
of
Massett,
who
was
in
Vancouver
with
his
fish-ins
boat
Waterfall,
figured
In
an
attempted
rescue
incident
during
the
thick
fog
at
Vancouver
on
Tuesday
evening
of
this
week
and
nearly
lost
his
own
life
as
he
attempted
to
save
that
of
another
man.
Frank
Myers,
watchman
for
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
at
Vancouver,
had
fallen
during
the
fog
from
the
company's
dock
at
th
foot
of
Gore
Avenue.
Terribly
lrr-Jured
Myers
feebly
called
for
heln
and
his
cries
were
heard
by
WhlU.
who
was
on
his
boat
moored
nearby
White,
after
calling
for
help
proceeded
to
assist
Myers
and
himself
missed
his
footing
and
fell
Into
the
water.
A
constable
caught
him
by
the
hair
of
his
head
and
brought
him
ashore.
Whit
was
none
the
worse
for
his
experience.
SANTA
CLAUS
and
COMPANY
These
may
be
quiet
days
as
far
as
fishing
in
concerned
but
all
is
not
dull
along
the
Prince
Rupert
waterfront.
Now
we-think
of
a
certain
grocery--store
which
has
become
something
of
a
fur
trading
centre
and
may
well
be
called
Prince
Rupert's
fur
exchange.
Here
it
is
that
the
fur
flies
as
the
buyers
vie
with
each
other
to
beat
out
even
the
New
York
Drices.
Here
it-.
has
even
been
said
you
may
go
in
Myers
died
of
the
spinal
and
In-
wnn
ine
wea
oi
Duying
yourseii
aternal
Injuries
which
he
sustain-pound
of
tea,
coffee
or
butter
but.'ed.
ii
you
haven't
eot
sour
wits
about
you,
you
may
find
yourself
coming
out
instead
with
a
first
class
fur
Yes,
fur
is
the
thing
these
days.
And,
talking
about
furs,
the
buyers
Announcement
Is
made
of
the
appointment
of
M.
J.
K.
Allen,
prominent
Vancouver
shlnnlne
and
business
man,
as
vice-president
ol
had
the
surprise
of
their
lives
a
few
;
the
Union
Steamships
Ltd.
Mr.
Al
-I..
1
I
l-
0
1
I
.
.
A
len
figured
prominently
in
a
recent
change
in
ownership
of
the
com
pany.
Harold
Brown
is
president
of
the
company.
Owing
to
last
night's
storm.
C
N.R.
stamer
Prince
John,
Captain
Nell
McLean,
did
not
sail
until
9:-
30
this
momlng
for
Vancouver
via
tne
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Northland
Transportation
Co.'s
steamer
North
Sea,
Capt.
A.
W
Nickerson,
Is
due
In
port
tomorrow
from
Ketchikan,
bringing
in
a
couple
of
carloads
of
frozen
fish
foi
transshipment
East
over
Canadian
National
Railways.
This
will
be
tht
first
call
here
of
the
North
Sea
following
the
recent
week's
tle-un
of
the
vessel
at
Seattle
owing
to
a
strike
of
cooks
and
waiters.
Kitkatla
Girl's
cal
Station,
will
give
a
course
jkiinprnl
Holfl
lectures
for
fishermen
at
Port
Al-
1
UllCIal
liClU
bernl.
Dr.
Carter's
subject
will
have
to
do
with
the
preservation
of
fish
after
belnir
caucht
and
be-i
lore
delivery
.to
shore.
He
is
du?
oat
nere
aDoui
me
miaale
oi
December
and.
with
John
Dyb-havn.
will
be
leaving
on
December
7
for
Ottawa
tn
attpnrf
thr
annual
meeting
of
the
Biological!
Board
of
Canada.
Albert
Farrow,
steamboat
inspector,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
to
complete
Inspection
of
the
lighthouse
tender
Alberni
which
has
been
at
!
the
local
dry
dock
for
the
past
i
month
or.
so
undergoing
repairs
nd
annual
overhaul.
Mr.
Farrow
will
be
returning
to
Vancouver
aboutthe
middle
of
next
week.
Capt.
Lome
Godfrey
has
assumed
duty
as
pilot
of
the
steamer
Cardena
which
was
in
port
last
evening.
Funeral
Kites
Last
Saturday
Irene
Innes
Who
Died
UecenvV
For
KITKATLA,
Dec.
4
Thr
iat
Miss
Irene
Innes,
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Innes,
who
passed
away
recently
was
laid
at
rest
Sat
urday
under
the
ausDices
of
th
itkatla
Excelsior
Club.
The
funeral
service
was
conducted
bv
Rpv
n
11.
Goodreed.
The
Kitkatla
Con
cert
Band
also
took
part
in
the
rites.
Four
members
of
the
Kit
katla
Excelsior
Club
and
two
visitors
from
Massctt
acted
as
pallbearers.
Many
floral
tributes
were
sent
by
friends
and
various
societies
of
the
village.
The
boat
Qui-nitsa
was
used
to
take
the
funeral
party
tc
Cemetery
Island.
Timely
Recipes
APPLE
SALADS
Whether
fresh,
dried,
evaporated
or
canned
the
apple
is
a
wholesome
food,
easily
prepared,
attractive
and
palatable
at
all
times.
There
is
no
waste
in
a
good
apple
uue
to
the
large
amount
of
pectin
contained
in
apple
Juice,
it
may
be
used
in
other
fruits
to
give
a
con
I
sistency
to
Jams
and
marmalades,
J
and
even
the
parings
and
the
cores
of
apples
may
be
utilized
for
Jelly.
'
Raked
Apple
Salad
j
Bake
Canadian-grown
apples
un-j
til
tender.
Stuff
the
centres
with,
nuts
and
raisins
and
serve
with
salad
dressing
or
whipped
cream.
Reach
the
must
people
in
city
and
district
with
an
advertisement
in
the
Dally
News
Thinks
No
Need
Of
j
Minister
Of
Mines
'
i
Chamber
of
Commerce
Refuses
to
Endorse
Stewart
Recommendation
'
that
Separate
Minister
be
Appointed
I
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night,
in
connection
with
a
recomendatlon
com
ine
from
Stewart
that
a
separate
minister
of
mines
be
appointed
to
have
charge
of
the
department
of
mines,
ad
opted
a
report
of
its
own
mines
committee
suggesting
that
a
reduction
rather
than
Increase
of
governmental
expenditures
was
desirable.
If
the
department
was
not
functioning
satlsfacvorlly
the
remedy
did
not
He
In
the
increase
of
cabinet
members,
U
was
felt.
Mabel
Morris
Of
Smithers
Is
Married
'
The
marriage
of
Miss
Mate!
Morris,
formerly
of
Smithers.
to
Garfield
Joseph
Macfeill
o
Van
couver
took
place
last
Sunday
at
Bralorne.
HlMBal
WsBU'at
rtS
U
J
HSWVSR5CfCK
Z.
ZEST
KHl
W
iL
1
C-r
r.
Las
,
IL1T0
ai
Kingston,
Starts
His
Best
Show
S!.
mates
Pnr....
DEMERS
Closing
-Out
SALE
3t
DICK
POWELL
"The
Singing
1W
ii
marine
With
DORIS
WESTOX
"UGH
IIERBekt
ALLEN
JEXKIXs
(At
7:22
nj
....
NEWS.
CARTOQX,
Xmt
i
COMING
MOV.
BETTE
DAVIS
i.
"THAT
CERTAIN'
wov.
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and
Grand
Univ1i..
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wl
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Donat
.
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in
"The
Ghst
CoJ
west"
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MORBID
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f
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great'
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our
nymn.3
wh:;h
Dio
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on
death
c.e
fl
oisnop
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canterbury
aftsr
j
secratlng
a
churchyard
trj
Here
is
an
opportunity
for
mothers
to
outfit
their
rirls
for
school!
Wool
Dresses
Regular
to
$16.50.
NOW
S2.95
$191
Miirts
Regular
$2.95.
Cf
OCJ
NOW.
5IuOlj
Scotch
Plaid
Skirts
Regular
$530.
NOW
r
Pullovers
Regular
to
$4.25.
NOW
Jackets
Regular
to
$4.95.
NOW
84.25
S2.50u
S1.95
83,50
New
Shipment
Just
Arrived
of
Ladies'
Dresses
and
Coats
Large
Sizes
I
sr
Drygoods
and
Novelty
K8
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIUY
'
PHONE-657
REX
Shop
BOWLING
ALLEY
rilONE
65S
L.MI
KIOKtKJ
Vt
Till.
.
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proof
of
lfudll
bove
OrUflcste
of
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Dted
October
4.
1937
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objection
be
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B-051
MoTembcr.
AX),
1937,
irnSA,
ANDREW
TMu-'-ijUA
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAF
Phone
51
for
Best
Household
Cow
MRS.
C
E.
BLACK