PA02
EEC
leather,
velvet
or
felt
in
D'Orsey,
Juliet,
Bridge
or
moccasin
styles.
"Large
assortment
of
colors.)
1.00
10
2.45
Men's
Opera
Style
Slippers.
Padded
sole
and
rubber
heels
or
all
leather
sole
In
brown,
wine
or
black.
Priced
from
1.49
Boys'
1.25
to
A
Small
Deposit
Will
Hold
Any
Pair
Till
Xmas
While
the
Stock
is
Complete
The
Latest
1.95
and
1M
-Shop
Early
Christmas
1938
1
jfe
Creations
Are
Now
on
Display
May
We
Show
Them
lo
You?
Every
year
we
look
for
something
new
,
This
year
tops
them
all
See
our
complete
stock
We
Will
Hold
Any
Article
'till
Christmas
,
'
i-
1
Ormes
Ltd.
r
"The
Store
of
a
Thousand
Gifts"
8
g
year's
vote.
a
District
road
maintenance
votes
g
total
$386500.
For
bridges
the
surr
g
of
$625,000
Is
allocated,
for
ferrie-5
J250.OOO,
for
wharves
$18,070.
foi
e
snow
removal
120,000.
for
equip
g
ment
$120,000
and
for
traffic
op-g
eratlon
$60,000.
S
Following
are
the
separate
vote.4
0
by
district:
g
Albernl-Nanalmo
.....
37,50
irom
a
Atlin
21.00X
Bumaby
10,00r
g
Cariboo
62,000
e
Hon.0u
""'-":
:
"
37,500tors
in
the
membership
discipline
!
to
hold
a
Young
Peoples
Service
o
cowlcnan-Newcastle
31.000
g
Cranbrook
32,000
g
Delta
25.00fi
g
Dewdney
36.00f
Esquimau
31.00S
Fernle
25,000
Fort
George
45,000
Islands
15.00C
Kamloops
37.5C0
g
Kalso-Slocan
.
44,000
LUlooet
37,500
Mackenzie
-
19,000
g
Nelson-Creston
45.000
o
New
Westminster
100
5
.
-
.
o
North
Okanagan
31,000
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We
Help
You
With
That
Rift
for
Christmas?
W
IRevelstoke
15.000
Rossland-Trail
15W
Saanlch
13,000
Salmon
Arm
30,000
Slmllkameen
314)00
Skeena
,
29,000
South
Okanagan
31.001
Vancouver-Point
Grey
5,000
Yale
25.00C
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CURTAINS
Cleaned
by
the
New
I)ri-Sheen
Process
Look
Fresher.
Us
Hard
to
Distinguish
Them
From
New.
Just
Try
a
Pilr
and
Note
the
Difference
You
Want
Them
Nice
for
Christmas.
IDEAL
CLEANERS
Mcltrlde
Street
and
Fifth
Ave.
PIIONK
838
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DATLY
NEWS
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NO
JEWISH-ARAB
STRIFE
HERE
Gifts
For
Everyone!
Sterling
Silver
and
Pjralin
Dresser
Sets
From
$1.00
for
s
3-plece
set,
and
up.
A
Wonderful
Range
of
Men's
Military
Sets
and
Brushes
A
special
2-brush
and
comb
set
in
fitted
case
$1.50.
Genuine
Diamond
Rings
from
$12.50
and
up.
Hundreds
of
beautiful,
useful
gifts
to
choose
from.
You
will
find
prices
keenly
competitive
A
Special
Guaranteed
$5.00
Wrist
Watch,
aKi
a
large
rang
of
the
best
standard
makes.
Including
beautiful
dl-
jamond
set
cases.
A
wonderful
assortment
to
make
your
selection
from.
Sterling
Silver
and
Flatwear.
.
Ilollowware
IX
OUR
BASEMENT
STORE
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glassware,
Brassware,
Copper,
Novelties,
Barrage
Courteous
Attention
Your
Shopping
Will
Be
Both
Pleasurable
and
Profitable
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HEILBRONER
Diamond
Specialist
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SOMETHING
ELSE
DUE
lief
is
growing
here
that
the
Italian
government
has
ni
Intention
of
pursuing
the
demand
for
Tunis,
Corsica
or
Nice
out
that
this
campaign
Is
being
used
to
pave
the
VOTES
FOR
HIGHWAYS
way
for
other
demands
the
nature.
-
w
of
which
appear
to
be
more
oi
Public
Works
Estimates
Unchanged
Return
of
Mediterranean
Territorv
less
uncertain
at
this
time.
,
From
1937
;
Is
Not
Believed
Real
Italian
It
was
said
In
well
Informed
i
;
bJrCtiVC
ItTJ
VICTORIA.
Dec.
6-
With
th
aimW
Um
M
not
disposed
to
back
up
Italy
In
deTnd
I'
,of
the
House
and
LONDON.
Dec
6:
(CP)
The
be-
territorial
demands.
Slippers
A
Present
to
he
Remembered
and
Appreciated
Throughout
the
Year
We
have
the
latest
in
imported
fabric
slippers,
in
colore
of
wine,
Jade,
blue,
rose,
paisley
or
black.
1.50
1.95
2.25
Men's
brown
or
black
Romed
slippers.
Made
of
soft
leather
with
stltchdown
or
hand
turn
soles.
2.25
10
3.35
.
1.95
Children's
slippers
in
smart
new
styles
and
bright
colors.
Also
slippers
made
for
more
morr
roads,
the
Legislature
Thursda-voted
the
annual
appropriation
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Despite
the
fiVUon
between
Jewish
and
Arab
fa
uons
In
the
Holy
Land,
thu
s
j
r.othlna
but
the
utmost
friendliness
and
cordiality
at
the
reccr.
84th
luncheon
ol
Foyles
at
Orovcn
ir
House.
London.
hcn
loading
Arabs
and
Jews
sat
down
to
eat
at
the
same
table.
Here
you
?'
in?
Arabian
minister
to
England.
Sheik
Hallz
Wahba,
left,
shakin?
hand
with
Sir
Ronald
Storrs.
chairman
of
the
luncheon
and
leader
in
English
Jewish
affairs,
at
the
luncheon.
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At
A
.
Seal
V-
-
Cove
v
.
and
work
"bl
the
troop.
I.
A.
Beddie
and
W.
O.
Vlgar
have
'
oromtecd
to
keep
In
touch
with
th
'roop's
progress
here.
Mr.
Lamb
was
pleased
with
the
enthusiasm
hown
by
both
leaders
and
troop
nembers.
Three
of
tjyj
First
Prince
Rupert
Boy
Scouts
visited
the
Legion
Troop
scout
master
and
received
hdr
passes
In
the
Semaphore
tests
on
Saturday.
The
test
included
the
sending
and
receiving
of
messages
at
the
rate
of
twenty
words
a
minute.
The
boys
wer
Ray
Aves,
Harold
Norden
and
Howard
Hougan.
Valuable
assist-
o
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w
o
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o
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Mrs.
H.
L.
Landry,
municipal
.cgent
of
the
Imperial
Order,
a
ughters
of
the
Empire,
aecom-pandied
by
Mrs.
D.
O.
Borlam',
resident
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Girl
Guides
Association,
and
Mrs.
O.
E.
Moore,
regent
of
Hill
60
Chapter,
were
visitors
to
the
Hlli
(V)
nirl
Oniric
Irnnn
nf
Kml
nnv.
g
Chllllwack
30.000
last
Monday
evening.
Oreat
satU
5
Columbia
22.00'.
faPtlnn
wu
nrrf
hv
thi
vUl.
ance
was
given
by
Sliuio
Tanaka
John
Moote
and
Alex
Slorrlc
jr.
Seal
Cove
Hall
committee
Is
planning
to
go
ahead
with
the
erection
of
tw0
cloak
rooms
In
the
asernent
of
the
hall
soon
after
heir
dance
which
Is
being
held
next
Friday
night.
Rev.
It.
C.
H.
Dumlord
plans
on
the
last
Sunday
of
each
!
month
when
special
attention
wti
The
Anglican
Young
Peoples'
glven
t0
Hr
oVn
partiai-VssoclaUon
had
as
its
guest
speak-
lar
Problems.
This
does
not
mean
r
last
Thursday
Rev.
Canon
W.
lhat
older
tVe
wlU
not
eI-?.
Rushbrook
who
come
but
thal
lhe
KTVe
gave
a
most
Interesting
talk
on
th
-Educa-lderisned
10
mcet
lhe
'oUn
Po
tion
of
th
Indian
nv
nnrt
Hlr!
"
.3na
ol
vw-
The
president
of
the
organization.
Teddy
Moore,
gate
Canon
Rush-brook
a
welcome.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Woman
Auxiliary
of
8C
Peter's
Anglican
Church
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Reginald
Kelsey
last
Thuredjy
vhen
the
following
of-
at
.
.
t
1
5,000
1
"
eiecwa:
freiaen
Mrs.
A.
J.
Moore-house.
Vice-PresidenC
Mrs.
A.
J.
Crox-'ord.
Sccrctary-Treasurerj
Mrs.
J.
O
Vlerpck.
Dorcas
representative
Mrs.
A.
Barbc
and1
Mrs.
H.
Henderson.
A
sclencfld
year's
work
was
The
Canadlfn
Legion
Scout
Troop
was
visited
by
the
chairman
of
the
troop
committee.
Malcolm
Lamb.
W.
H.
brown.
H.
A.
Drcen
The
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Is
beautifying
its
grounds
and
efforts
are
tn
evidence
already
to
make
this
part
of
Seal
Cove
worth
seeing.
The
one
and
only
road
leading
to
the
onlT
public
building
In
Seal
Cove
also
needs
Improvement
of
a
oermanent
sort.
It
Is
as
hazardous
to
pedestrians
a
It
Is
to
vehicular
traffic
and,
while
one
Is
grateful
for
the
occasional
unloading
of
rock
on
this
road.
It
Is
all
too
frequently
out
of
repair
after
heavy
rains.
The
visit
of
American
ffylng
boats
gave
the
residents
a
good
iden
of
what
they
may
soon
ei-pect
on
a
larger
scale
here
at
the
end
of
the
government's
fiscal
year.
RIBBENTR0P
IN
FRANCE
German
ForeUn
Minister
Reaches
Paris
lo
Sign
Treaty
of
Friendship
PARIS.
Dec.
fl:
(CP)
Foreign
Minister
Joachim
von
Rlbbentrop
and
other
Nazi
officials
arrived
In
Paris
today
from
Berlin.
The
prin
cipal
mission
is
to
sign
the
treaty
of
friendship
between
France
and
Germany.
t
Christmas
Specials
MacKenzie
s
Furniture
20
laSlLI!'"!Kn
Cirriaes-m
four
different
color,
and
g
different
sizes.
ors
er
.
B
Each
liockcr
Ch'alrs'fn
Wicker-Splendid
for
a
child
up
to
six
years.
Each
Phone
775
$2.25
jj
Imayhead
r
5
a
i
NEW
BOARD
Pearson
To
Re
Named
To
Public
Utility
Body
VICTORIA,
Dec.
As
the
gov-'crnmcnt
approaches
the
appointment
of
a
public
utility
commission
the
most
Important
appointments
In
recent
years
the
name
of
Hon
0
8,
Pearson,
Minister
of
Labor,
is
most
prominent
among
those
mentioned
for
membership.
No
politician,
Mr.
Pearson
ia
said
to
be
willing
to
retire
from
politics
and
accept
a
post
for
which
he
Is
equipped
by
wide
experience
in
business
and
a
record
of
admlnli-trattvc
success
In
the
government
probably
unsurpassed
In
the
history
of
provincial
politics.
.
'His
appointment
Is
urged
because
he
would
be
acceptable
to
builnev
men
as
a
business
man
and
to
la-
jbctr
because
he
has
been
the
cham-
'pion
of
the
working
people
in
the
Legislature
and
the
government
If
he
were
appointed
it
would
j
necessitate
a
by-election
In
h''
1
constituency
of
Nanatmi.
The
com
m
Union
will
consul
of
I
three
men.
headed
by
Dr
W.A.
Car-rothers
For
the
third
post.
It
U
be
lieved
the
government
will
seek
an
engineer,
since
engineering
questions
enter
largely
tnU
Public
Utility
Control.
Whifflets
From
The
Worcrfronf
'I
To
purchase
materials
for
pub-!
TuMdyrs
lONIOIIT
and
UN
Two
8ho.,
7:00
.n'
lhe
blazing
roratn
the
man
whosa
dW
built
the
Su(,.Y,
5
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POWli
LO
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KOSII
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goods,
five
boaU
from
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v.nciiiiitc
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wt
nu
tuver
ar
jme
Arntut
rived
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rort
lute
last
night
and
,
weather
nrml(lln
sill
l.
t
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union
stesmer
(
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t,i
morrow
tin
their
rrturn
hnm
Thii
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wlU
be
the
Ust
trln
th.t
nrH
m8r"TPrd.
trnvM
,C
boaU
will
probsbly
be
able
to
make
15
000,1
tr-n
Bttiu"
kyi
to
town
before
spring
Those
Ir.
1
other
northen-
pc
izfnir
the
party
are
Henry
McKay.
Jos-
rd
at
1
30
p.m
'Y:
ittti
nua
McKay.
Bamucl
Talt.
Petet
waypolnts.
For
A
Man's
Christmas
SHIRTS
Uy
Arrow
In
New
Pattern
fully
Shrunk
Lone
Wearing
Material
Triced
l'r.m
S2.00
3
S5.00
Nothing
makes
a
more
acceptable
gift
for
a
msn
thin
smart,
well
made
shirt,
He
sure
to
ee
our
selection
NO
while
stocks
are
complete.
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A
New
Shirt
IfOne
Kver
Shrinks
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r.lfti
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nl
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Friday
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Nov.
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1939.
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31st.
1939
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at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES,
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Agent
Prince
Rupert
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