?AGE
SIX
.1.
Christmas
Cards
S
Only
a
Few
Days
Left
to
Order.
Your
Personal
Greeting
Cards
$
p
Don't
Overlook
Our
Special
Offer
of
15
Outstanding
p
Assorted
Cards
For
40
Cents
is
Toilet
and
Dresser
Sets
If
A
variety
of
beautiful
designs
of
Exceptional
Value.
14-piece
manicure
If
three-piece
sets
QO
A
A
sets,
assorted
CO
If
from,
up
d.UU
coiors
QL.id
tk4
A
Nice
Assortment
of
Bed
Lamps
And
Lamp
Shades
LEATHER
GOODS
Ladies'
Handbags,
Billfolds,
Tobacco
Pouches,
and
Etc.
for
Men
nterrrrrTrTT-i,
WMm
G.H.D.,
B.B.U.
&
Kaywoodic
Drink-less
Pipes.
Amber,
Ivory
and
Bone
Cigar
and
Cigarette
Holders
M
save
.Money
on
lour
Christmas
Decorations
and
Artificial
Flowers
Thev
g
nun
i
j.asi
uvng
ai
me
rnce
ai
men
we
are
Ultenng
Them!
ST-
MAX
HE1LBRONER
V.
Diamond
Specialist
Used
FURNITURE
3
Axministcr
Rugs
Size
9x12.
Price
$15.00,
820.00
and
25
00
Bed,
Cable
Spring
and
Cotton
Felt
Mattress
ST
S14.50
Bed.
Coil
Sprin-
and
Spring
Filled
.Mattress
$22.50
Extension
Table
With
leaves.
Price
$4.00,
$5.00,
$6.00
$7.50
Cabinet
$15.00
Monarch
Kitchen
$25
00
Rriclc.lined
Heaters
Price
$5.00,
$8.00
and
$9.50
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
Orpheum
No.
1
Tenor
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Banjo
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Vioiins-rrom
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up
to
ggQQ
8-Tube
Radio
Console
in
first
CAE
Aft
class
condition
UU
JEWELS
2J-Jeri
Waltham
nan
aa
Watch
34U.UU
Genuine
Diamond
Tie
OOP
An
Pin
11-krt
Watch
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Chain
Olu.UU
17-Jewel
r
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n
Bertmar
Watch
THIKI)
AVENUE
Set
New
FURNITURE
Axminister
.Mats
Size
15x27
oj
-a
Each
?1.)U
LI2
84.00
Bedroom
Reversible
Wool
Mats
Colors
blue,
rose,
mauve
and
green.
Size
25x48.
Cl
AA
Each
O't.UU
Bath
Mats
Cotton
rag
rugs.
Size
AA?
24x48.
Each
SJUC
Rubber
Kitchen
MaU
Placed
in
front
of
stoves
or
sink,
this
soft
rubber
mat
greatly
iceves
the
fatigue
of
household
HlZn
work.
Size
16x24.
Each
DC
Passage
Linoleum-Plain
brown
with
red
key
border.
Width
24
inches.
GtZn
Lineal
yard
UDC
Magazine
Table
Qn
Each
ti.t)U
Folding
.Metal
Bridge
Sets
Including
4
chairs
and
table.
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rr
TOYS
FOR
CHILDREN
Doll
Proms
From
Kiddie
Kars
Rocking
Horses
,
Velocipedes
..
Baby
Swings
Baby
High
Chairs
Hours
From
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
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TS
HO
USE
Tfirw
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run
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FLAT
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$2.75
$2.00
$2.00
$7.75
$1.75
$3.50
up
up
up
up
up
up
Wc
Buy
Used
Goods
Phone
Green
916
ELIO'S
PRINCE
RUPERT
ft
ft
I
I
I
I
1
I
Early
Advertising
Copy
Will
be
Very
Much
Appreciated
THE
DATLT
iWWi
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
The
clear
anA
mid
weather
has
brought
an
improvement
in
her
ring
seining
in
the
harbor.
The
centre
or
nshlne
operations
iti
now
at
Tucksjlnlet
where
quite
a
good
run
is
on.
The
seiner.
engaged
In
tuning
are
Western
Monarch,
Faith
oi
Sechart.
Balsac
Zenardi,
W.
No.
9
and
Anna
S
The
bulk
of
thi
fLsh
is
2oinc
tc
the
reduction
plants
at
Tucks
Inlet
and
Port
Edward
with
the
Canadian
Flali
&
Cold
Storaae
Co.
land
the
Northern
Fishemen's
Cold
Storage
taking
some
for
use
ai
halibut
bait
Four
Massett
seineboats.
which
have
been
salmon
fishing
in
east
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
waters.
are
in
port
on
their
way
back
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
They
are
the
Adelaide
J.,
Capt.
George
Jones;
Don
Marie,
Robert
Bennett;
Haida
Girl,
Henry
-White,
and
Waterfall.
Ernie
Yeltatsie.
The
Adelaide
J.
arrived
yesterday
morning
and
the
Don
Marie,
Haida
Girl
and
Waterfall
last
night.
All
four
boats
will
be
leaving
tonight
for
the
Islands.
3n
the
way
up
the
coast,
the
boats
called
at
Bella
Bella
where
those
on
board
attended
the
annual
convention
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia,
the
president
of
which,
Alfred
Adams,
is
travelling
home
aboard
the
Adelaide
J.
Port
Simpson
delegates
to
the
convention
have
returned
home
direct
from
Bella
Bella
aboard
Henry
Hel-ticn
were
also
here
today
returning
home
from
Bella
Bella
aboard
Henry
Helln's
big
trolling
boat
Ecstall.
There
were
Harry
Brooks.
Matthew-
Johnstons.
Paul
Price.
Stephen
Aiornson
ana
Marie
Green.
The
.Port
Simpson
party
arrived
last
night
and
went
out
this
morning.
I
In
tow
of
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tug
Daly,
the
steamer
j
Prince
William,
recently
purchased
:y
Armour
Salvage
from
Canadian
:atlor.al
Steamsnips,
reached
Van
couver
last
night,
according
to
word
received
this
morning.
The
last
stop
before
Vancouver
was
Powell
Plvpr
ahum
tVin
tn-r.
i
'
yesterday
morning.
Capt.
Paul
Ar
mour,
wno
wen
south
with
the
out-
nt,
wui
be
returning
north
bv
steamer.
The
Daly
will
return
to
Prince
Rupert
with
her
reeular
crew.
The
Daily
Nrws
nas
an
audited
circulation,
play
safe!
;Mrs.
HoIIingworth
Honored
Yesterday
Farewell
Presentation
by
Presbyterian
W.M.S.
Ol
fleers
Elected
Meeting
at
the
nome
of
Mrs.
.
W.
McKinlcy,
Fourth
Avenue
East
yesterday
afternoon,
the
Women's
Alisslonary
Society
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
made
a
farewell
sou-enlr
presentation
to
As.
W.
D
3
rant
HoIIingworth
in
apprecla-ion
of
her
valuable
services
to
the
Society
during
her
six
years'
residence
in
the
city.
The
presentation
.vas
made
by
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
ne
president,
who
made
sultab'e
.omment.
Mrs.
HoIIingworth
spoke
n
acknowledgment.
The
election
of
officers
for
tricar
took
place
as
follows:
President.
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart.
Vice-President,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Mc
nley.
Secretary,
Mrs.
H.
Calderwood.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
D.
C.
AlcRae.
Home
Helpers
and
Olad
Tiding?
Secretary,
Mrs.
John
Bremner.
Supply
Secretary,
Mrs.
J.
M
Walker.
Annual
reports
Indicated
tha,
1937
had
been
a
very
satlsfactor;
ear.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
meeting,
refreshments
were
server"
y
the
hostess
and
a
social
houi
njoyed.
J
Twenty
-Five
j
Years
Ago
December
9,
1912.
The
local
branch
of
the
Cana
Han
Eank
of
Commerce
opened
up
for
business
today
In
its
nc
new
building
on
Second
Av
enue
next
to
the,
Prince
Rupert
'lub.
The
staff
yesterday
cnzaceti
In
moving
from
the
old
location
a
tne
corner
of
Sceond
Avenue
and
Third
Street.
Fears
are
entertained
for
the
safety
of
J.
J.
Anderson,
local
nmdry
driver,
who
has
becomt
nisslng
while
huntlnc
across
thr
bay.
A
search
has
been
Instituted.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
held
a
reception
at
their
home
or
Fourth
Ave.
yesterday
afternoon
in
honor
of
members
of
the
Orifflth
stock
company
party
which
Is
no
playing
at
the
Westholme
A
GIFT
that
is
Pleasing,
Practical
Personal,
is
.
.
.
Something
to
Wear
botany
wool.
Prices'
SANTA
CLAUS
and
COMPANY
THE
CTV.XSj
tS,
SHARP
J
I
J
1
.
!
jA
?AS
A'AJSIC
.
J'i
ih
rirCR
WS
YA2,
3
JUST
RlT
IN
A
MUJTZ,
CAM'T
Vic
Poav
?
is
1
SOCKS
Smart.
up,to-the-mlnute
hosier'
never
goes
amiss
in
the
masculine
wardrobe.
See
our
selection
of
diamond
patterns,
checks,
auu
Buner
wps,
in
line
tZfXn
C4
AA
SCARVES
Official
Tartans,
fancy
patterns
and
checks
In
fine
wool
Heavy
silk
dress
scarves
and
richly
colored
Palsleys-A
present
that
is
Ss"""ec,aM-
$1.00
to
$8.75
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
50C
Third
Ave.
Men's
and
Boys'
Clothiers
Phone
315
Man
in
the
Moon
We
kept
this
bit
of
a
cool
snap
Just
to
show
our
visitors
from
the
Interior
what
we
could
do.
It
Is
said
that
somo
of
them
came
to
the
city
for
a
biT
of
a
skate
so
here
it
Is
without
any
cost.
If
only
I
was
a
hen
I
could
lay
all
my
eggs
to
fit
the
egg
cups
and
nobody
would
kick
One
of
the
questions
Jake
propounds
is:
"Can
a
man
have
self-respect
without
self-admiration''
What
Jake
has
Is
self-esteem
or
possibly
enlarged
cranium.
If
I
we're
a
teacher
I'd
set
a
good
2xample
to
my
pupils
by
always
keeping
my
temper
and
speaking
In
a
moderately
low
tone
of
voice.
says
Jake.
If
I
were
King
I'd
do
about
as
other
kings
do,
says
the
man
In
the
street.
If
I
were
a
member
of
the
Legislature.
I
too
would
vote
to
Increase
iy
salary
to
what
it
was
before
the
depression.
If
I
were
the
Commissioner
I'd
have
a
big
placard
on
my
door
with
the
word
"No"
to
everyone
trying
a
raid
the
treasury.
If
I
were
a
businessman
I'd
advertise
through
my
shop
windows
and
the
Dally
News.
If
I
were
out
of
work
I'd
saw
wood
these
cold
mornings.
If
I
were
a
publisher
I'd
print
the
news
recardle&s.
I
If
I
were
a
communist
I'd
bury
myself
and
fill
In
the
grave
with!
Marxian
literature.
If
I
were
a
Fascist
I'd
hate
myself.
An
office
boy
dashed
Into
his
employer's
office
and
atked
loudly
If
he
might
go
to
the
ball
game.
Startled,
the
employer
looked
up.
That
Is
no
way
to
ask
permission."
he
said:
"Let
mc
ask
you
a
lessor
in
etiquette.
I
will
go
out
and
act
your
part.
You
sit
at
my
desk
and
make
believe
you
are
the
boss."
The
youngster
sat
down
and
the
Try
A
Silver
Flower
Basket
We
have'
a
great
variety
Just
now.
One
very
neat
little
basket
stands
about
15
inches
tall
Including
handle
and
has
nice
pierced
edge
and
sells
for
only!
$1.50.
Another
Is
a
little
taller
and
quite
a
lot
wider
and
very
beau-j
tlful
ornamentation
at
SG.50.
!
A
still
larger
and
taller
one
at
$10.00.
These
are
only
samples
and
we'd
like
to
show
you
the
others,
i
S
I
A
(Jewellers
JHiTtie
STORE
WITH
THE
ClOCN
"
i
MOW
THiS
is
Y;
1-HiPf
in
50METHIN6!
"trr..
b
j
man
left
the
off;
p
knocked
on
the
tto
'
him
to
come
in.
et.
The
employer
entered,
-I
wonder,
sir
heasktJi
you
would
be
so
klrd..
me
thp
nfterr,
much
to
spp
a
.
WJo
n
The
youngster
food
broadlv
...r3
BP
n
IfliL
claimed.
"And
her4j
M
have
Some
fun
wt
i
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LAST
TIJIKS
Last
Complete
Sh
Phone
281
r.u.
:
All
Your
Badio
Favorite
'The
Hit
Parai
With
Phil
ItEcu.
FKANCES
I...(;r0l!I)
(At
7:00
and
S
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ri.rs-
LIOM.L
RARICYMOCE
In
e
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FAMILY
AFFAIR-
With
Kric
Linden,
Cecilia
Tult,
lai
b:2I
onljj
coMi.NTi
n!MAT
First
South
Sea"
Feature
lechnlrolar
"EM
Christmas
Carij
For
The
Old
t'ountn
local
view
j
c,
cards
and
;c.:;
.-.
They
are
--it;
r..
tlves
ana
i;
.
:
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
I
IMSIIIXO
Finest
Slock
of
FURS
Kvcr
to
Reach
Princil
Hupcrt.
Just
Received
I
for
Christmas
Season
GOLDBLOOM'S
THE
OLD
KF-MAHLE
Photos
Different
poses
to
choose
from
LOw
cst
prices
See
our
window
and
lie
your
own
SUNDERWOOD'S
STUDIO
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZarelK
Proprietor
-A
HOME
AWAY
FK0M
nOME"
Mates
S1.00
Of
sOHooms
Hot&CridWitf,
Prince
Kuport,
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(133),
crM
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,
WHEItEAS
proof
ot
l:'.?fdtt1'
Dove
icruiicaie
oi
Datod
October
4.
1937,
...
w
Jiwne
oX
Tliomfl
H,
Coo:"
t
tiled
In
thU
office,
vol
;
fa(
one
month
fnm
the
da:j
uiotfl
.
publlootton
hdoof.
Uu
a
Pill
LTTlUILTlll'.
UIUIM
v
,
.
init
Id
objection
be
vnaat
w
.i
DATED
at
the
Liuid
R
--
JI
dtf
,
rrwee
Huprrt,
n.
C
toU
m
I
ANDREW
THOMPSON.
Deputy
Registrar
of
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFB
rhone
SI
for
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
H.
BLACK