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PAGE
EIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
was
suitably
decorated
for
the
oc-j
DUTCH
SEE
THEIR
PRINCESS
I
THE
0
0
U
iilnn
The
KTVflkr
look
&S
hl&l
a
o
o
tpit
"Holdine
the
torch
htah
LAI
1
i
Extra
Special!
CLEARING
LINES
Umbrellas
-
-
-
Lamp
Shades
and
Stands
WONDERFUL
VALUES!
Christmas
Greeting
Cards
Continued
from
Page
One)
TIRED
FEET
ue
to
Teceive
preferential
advan
iage
over
United
States
compe.U-t
:rs.
Canadian
export
trade
-
In
many
lines
will
benefit
from
the
ex
.pPV'Ja.
Canadian
lumbsr
imported
tenslon
Canada
of
lMCf
ratcs
of
1
iuc
vjuuea
amies.
Antv
a.MrrIl
th.
TTnfw
ctt-c
IU
jia
been
possible,
says
the
rt
o
t.mw
i-
to
.confine
concessions
to
Under
ArUcie
i.
0f
the
of
certain
values
and
j
widths
and
thus
confer
defln-
TTnif..
?f,.
,.o.
i
i
t
benefits
on
United
States
lum-
:c
".u-
,
"
V
li
-
...
.
.
.
cApui
ten
ujc
jjwcii,
uuiy
'
tt
Without
Increasing
iwnnptltlnn
j
.
,
.
AsIA-l.
...
J.
.
ric
accoraea
gjous
imparled
irora
whidn
the
Canadian
Industry
ex-
Sefe
n
X
iehVrn
?
h
Concessions
in
the
new
agreement
&
markel
g"
the
Un,ted
states
Url-
T"6-11
jTlj,a
between
the
JaSSffS
ited
Kingdom
and
the
United
States
5C3.484
of
total
Importation
from
previd-r
rcductfans.
for
the
most
Canada
5334.241823.
Therefore,
pirtjiodrrate,
on.'a
wide
range
of
they
cover
eighty-three
per
cent
niarfufactured
articles
on
practlc-
1
Canad'n
sales
to
the
United
ally
all
of
which
Canada
has
no
States
In
1937.
bound
margin
of
preference.
In
Wheruw
the
1935
.raGe
agree-line
of
manufactured
goods
whirh
tnent
pro-Mdex
for
reductions
In
Canadian
exporters
send
to
the
United
umtea
States
states
duties
duties
affecting
auecUng
sixty
Silk
Curtain
Nets
Several
pieces
to
clear
new
designs,
35
inches
wide,
honey
shade.
Values
up
to
75c
yd.
nn
Dollar
Day.
3
yards
for
?XUU
English
Twill
Flannelette
Sheet:
size,
70x90.
Plain
white
hem
med
single.
Dollar
Day.
pair
Full
$2.89
Turkish
Towels
Run
of
the
mill.
All
perfect
merchandise.
All
odd
patterns
Worth
double.
Dollar
Q.f
nn
Day.
4
towels
for
iJH.UU
Kiddies'
Rayon
Silk
Panll
Rose
and
white,
sizes
2
to
6
years,
4
pairs
for
In
Tea
$1.00
SAVE
MONEY
With
a
Free
Box
of
Fine
Stationery
With
Your
Initial
Visit
Our
Iiasement
Store
for
China,
Glassware,
Dinnerware,
and
Etc
MAX
HEILBRONER
310.
Included
among
the
Canadian
products
for
which
a
fifty
per
cent
duty
reduction
is
obtained
from
the
tariffs
established
by
the
Tariff
Aet
of
1930
are
lumber,
cattle,
milk,
potatoes,
pickled
or
'.salted
cod,
smoked
whole
cod,
fresh
or
frozen
halibut,
salmcn,
pickled
or
salted
s?-Imon,
whiskey,
pulp
board
in
rolls
and
many
other
lines.
In
addition
to
Uie
above
on
which
United
States
duties
have
been
reduced
fifty
per
cent,
valuable
reductions
in
United
Stale
duties
'have
been
secured
on
a
varied
other
important
Canadian
products
including
silver
fox
furs,
fresh
or
frozen
-whole
cod,
freh
or
frozen
fillets
of
end,
smoked
fillets
of
cod,
b'incJess
salt
rod,
pickled
or
salted
her-
rinrs.
frozen
mackerel,
fresh
wa
Watson's
Ladies'
Vests
Silk
wool
and
cotton
mixture,
unshrinkable.
All
sizes,
cream
color
only.
Q4
nn
Dollar
Day,
2
for
?XUU
Wood's
Waffle
Knit
Vests
and
Panties-Wool
and
cotton
mixture
In
flesh
shade.
All
sizes.
Dollar
Day,
Garment
45c
Oriental
Tapestry
Scarfs
and
Runners-Silk
fringed
ends.
One
36"
and
00
one
50"
long.
Dollar
Day,
2
for
?AvU
Extra
Special!
25
only
Ladies'
Bramble
Knit
Pure
Wool
2-I'iece
Suits
Size
32
tn
s
nnt
alike.
Assorted
shades.
Off
nn
Dollar
Day,
Suit
6J
o
fr.E
SHARE
OF
TOTAL
TRAD!
United
Kingdom,
they
will
contin-i
under
which
in
1927
was
$20i,530,-j
'tTiiitrr.
'THREE
NATION'S
VATtnvs
ivvni.vm
INVOLVED
-
.
I
k
Prince
-
Juliana
and
Prir.ce
Bemhi.rd
are
shown
with
their
daughter,
the
infant
Princess
Beatrix,
on
the
gallery
of
Soest-rtijk
Palace
T;
Hague,
as
they
showed
the
baby
to
a
deputation
of
Netherlander.
The
occasion
was
a
reception
to
aged
people
heid
at
the
royal
palace.
1935
agreement
and
removes
the
oils
which
United
States
Imports,
'discriminating
quota
on
DoaglaFir
Tariff
concessions
under
the
xr
i
j
Wertm
K-r.is-k.
i
Canadian-American
and
Anglo-
j
The
agreement
binds
free
duty,
on
British
agreements
will-
go
Into
ef-.
red
eedar
shingles
for
th
quantity
feet
oh
January
1,
1939.
The
Imported
In
any
year
equivalent
to"
menu:
will
have
Initial
terms
of
thirty
per
cent
of
the
average
dam-
three
year-
and
may
continue
In
I
-stic
consumption
in
United
Stites
force
indefinitely
thereafter
sub-
n-ring
the
three
preceding
years.
Ject
to
termination
by
either
gov-On
imports
to
excess
of
this
quan-
emment
on
six
months
notice.
'
tlty,
the
United
States
reserves
tha
The
two
agreements
were
sale!
by
right
to
Impose
a
duty
or
tax
not
a
statement
made
on
the
occasion
Free
enry
to
United
States
of
"which
altogether
make
up
a
very
fpulp
and
neirsprint
is
broadened,
large
share
of
the
total
trade"
be-.)
I
Canada
undertakes
to
remove
the
tween
the
participating
nations.,
special
excise
tax
of
three
ner
cent
"These
aaremcnts
are
nf
murw
I
now
levied
on
duty
mid
value
of
all
not
one-sided,"
said
the
statement.
ter
lish
and
manr
other
lines.
.iuiwiw
utw
u
uuuet
uie
iy
:reJuiu
cvimuiaie
muiuauy
.
...
.
1
iiriff
ikon
Vtn
T7alK
nf
nrnfltn
Ka
n.UM
n
i
sixty-,
me
men
imponant
agricuiiurair""
vmTO
-.
w
cauoiuu
ui
uaue
in
fhron
1tm
.1W1AM.
ik.
nrmnerme
tr
Ponnrlo
ralU
rv
liw
efeilCe.
i
United
States
tariff,
con-esslons
In
cattle.
Concessions
by
Canada
on
asrl
the
new
agreement
Include
123
nn-v
Theduty
on
freh
or
frozen
sal-
cultural
and
fisheries
nroducts
par
reductlnhr
In
rates
of
duty
on
ltms
""n
Is
cn
cent
ner
pound
Instead
aliel
Imoortant
reductions
In
Un
and
sub-items
which
represent,
of
one
and
a
half
cents
under
the
ited
States
duties
Canadian
cx
trade
valued
in.
1937
at
$72,931,492.
1S3S
agreement.
-
pwta
of
n(taral
product.
.,
.
In
addition
there
are
fcrty-on
The
-.duty
on,
pickled
or
salted
f
The
existing
Canadian
duty
on
binding'
of
existing
United
States
salmon,"
including
tbi
mild
cured,
most
types
of
fresh,
aaltei.
pickled.
rSt"7
Of
dritr
inr!firfinr
thlrfr.fvn
nrnrfnot
nf
DrltlcV.
rAl.,mUln
nlf
k.l
ml
HriaX
rr
IvuuUh
flwU
I.
DOLLAR
DAY
SATURDAY
at
Fraser
&
Payne's
Drop
Down
Town
Friday
and
Check
Over
Our
Window
Display.
You
Will
Find
a
Rig
Variety
of
New
Gift
-Icrchand'e
for
the
Xmas
Season
Priced
for
Dollar
Day
Selling
Novelty
Satin
Cushions
Assorted,
shade
and
chapes,
kapok
filled.
Q-
nn
Dollar
Day.
each
?1.UU
Noveltr
Frilled
Curtain
Sets
Swiss
mar-pePf
w-tpd
coJ"rd
dots.
23
hr-h
wide
by
2
yds.
long.
Reg.
price
$1.75
pr.
Dollar
Day.
pr.
Sl.OO
New
Homespuns
Ideal
for
drapes
and
slln
covers.
Assorted
colorings.
43
Inche'
wide.
Dollar
Day.
qa
nn
2
yards
for
tJJLUU
Ladies'
Polka
Dot
Raysuede
Nijhtgowns
Assorted
tailored
styles.
You
should
tee
this
line
to
appreciate
the
Q1
00
value.
Dollar
Day,
each
?A"U
Wool
Mufflers
Assorted
Tartans,
plaid'
and
checks.
Full
size.
aa
Dollar
Day,
3
for
t?lUU
Ladies'
Toika
Dot
Raysuede
Brief
PantiesAssorted
colored
dots
neatly
tailored.
Dollar
Day,
Q
An
3
pairs
for
t.UU
Boxed
Handkerchiefs
Neatly
boxed
in
gift
boxes.
3
handkerchiefs
to
a
box.
Dollar
Day,
4
boxes
for
Sl.OO
Genuine
Silk
Satin
Princess
SlipsTailored
and
lace
trimmed
styles,
all
size?.
In
Tea
Rose
and
white.
Q-fl
00
Dollar
Day,
each
....
tJ)XVU
Tull
Fashioned
Hose
In
semi-service
and
crepe
chiffon.
New
Stock
and
all
new
shades.
fOr
Dollar
Day,
pair
U
JL
Wabassfi
Colored
Border
Pillow
Cases-Deep
hemstitched
border
in
colors
rose,
blue,
gold,
green
and
mauve.
Q-i
nn
Dollar
Day,
Pair
?Z.UU
Part
Wool
Blanket
colored
border.
Size
ee
'xBG".
Dollar
Day.
Each
White
with
deep
$1.95
both
DOth
directions.1
directions.'
The
United
States
Department
of1
State,
following
the
signing
of
the
trade
agreements
with
Canada
and
the
United
Kingdom,
said
they
contained
concessions
which
would
reatlv
benefit
Industry
and
agri
culture.
"Substantial
concessions
on
farm
products
have
been
secur-
rates
reduced
in
the
1935
trade!
12i
per
cent
ad
valorem
instead
of
reduced
from
three
quarters
of
a
5?
fro:n
the
Un,ttd
Kingdom,"
.the
a-treement.
The
tntal
trade
renre-i
twenty
per
cent
ad
valorem.
.
cent
to
half
a
cent
per
pound.
Deoartment
of
State
said.
shted
by
these
bindlnes
of
exist-
The
reduction
of
fresh
or
fro-
The
three
na'iw
tak-
right?
f)',
.
C.
treat,es
were
s!gned
,n
an
inz
rates
was
placed
in
1937
at
$51.-!
"n
halibut
from
two
cents
to
one
.
control
shlnments
of
arm.
and
war
,
f'"'
Pi1
Rm
813.682.
Finally,
exiting
free
en-,
cent
secured
in
1935
is
confirmed,
materials
with
re
lured
mutual
tar-
?
5
lte,
"Ctl"t
at
Washington
try
if
bound
in
respect
to
thirty-'
The
new
agreement
ronTinues
iff
rates
on
uch
atlMeg
as
a'um-'S,
?
L.
Mack?nzl0
Kln?-
two
items
and
sub-items,
total
trade
concessions
on
lumber
contained
in
inum.
zinc,
rubber
and
vegetable
L
,
"
J1"'
LI..Cunad
Slr
"u"",u
uuiwwj,
uiikioii
aiuutt&d-
dor.
and
Arnold
Overton,
second
rujiiitiimi..-j.rui,tVircsv7
Secretary
of
the
British
Board
of
irane
lor
tne
united
Klngdam.
and
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
Hull
for
the
United
States.
BURNS
LAKE
Miss
Mary
Haddocx
of
Decker
Lake
School
spent
the
week-end
as
guest
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Gowans
here.
Mrs.
Hunter
of
Colevmount
waj
a
visitor
here
this
week.
Miss
A.
Bouriron
of
the
Sunrrior
School
staff
was
a
week-end
visi
tor
at
the
home
of
her
parents
at
Telkwx
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Bere
and
family
moved
last
week
into
their
line
new
residence
Miss
C.
Manson
of
the
SuDerior
School
staff
was
a
week-end
guest
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Nell
Van
de
Veen
of
Tlntagel.
Mrs.
Frank
Bushfield
returned
last
week
from
a
six
weeks'
holiday
trip
among
relatives
and
friends
at
Winnipeg',
Sudbury,
Toronto,
Hamilton,
Gait,
Kitchener
and
Barrie.
The
weather
was
very
fine
and
the
crimson
maples
for
which
Ontario
is
famous
were
the
best
in
many
years.
The
Explorers'
Club
of
St.
Paul's
United
Church
held
the
first
meet
ing
of
the
season
on
Monday.
The
meeting
was
largely
attended
and
the
following
officers
were
elected:
rresident,
Bessie
Anderson:
Vice-
resident
Rose
Munger;
Secretary-!
reasurer,
tnen
naerson;
Pianist,
Thomas
Smith
Jr."
Mrs,
F.
Bushfield
will
be
assisted
bv
Miss
A
Conl-
thorne
R.
N..
In
conducting
the
activities
of
the
club.
Remembrance
Dav
was
observed
here
by
a.
service
held
In
the
St.
Paul's
United
Church
Sunday
morning
nuiiiuiK
at
dv
which
wui?n
a
a
representative
represenwuve
a
Rains
t
the
spirit
of
sclflshnes
and
evil
doing.
Appropriate
hymns
were
".iuiit
anl
Mai
e
..
..
sung
and
there
was
a
piano
solo
-.
"eninjuJ
In
Flanders
Fields."
The
two
minutes
silence
and
"Ood
Save
the
Kins
closed
UiC
service.
Rev
Frank
Bushfteld
was
In
charge
with
Mrs.
Bushfield
at
the
piano.
1
The
car
ferry,
for
use
or
the
Canadian
National
Railways
on
Okan-agan
Lake,
which
Is
to
be
built
at
the
local
dry
dock.
iii
prov.
somethln
like
$50,000
in
wa.
alone
at
the
local
yard,
It
Is
estimated.
The
staff,
as
a
result
of
the
;
-
.(v
oMMv
b
Increased
to
well
over
one
hundred
men
as
com-i
pared
with
some
thirty-five
or
so
at
present.
Delivery
of
the
steel
for
jthe
new
craft
has
yet
to
be
made
lit
is
expected
aetuil
construction
will
get
under
way
soon
after
the
New
Year.
J
VARIETY
.
.
.
Spice
of
Life
You
Get
It
at
Bulger's
Not
the
largest
stock
In
the
world
of
course
but
we
try
rather
to
get
small
quantities
of
many
lines
rather
than
a
lot
of
one
kind.
Many
people
have
complimented
us
on
our
good
We
believe
our
selection
this
year
i
at
least
as
jood
as
ever
and
there
are
many
new
lifts
to
choose
from.
s
IfYPI
I
PD5
TMt
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOOV
BaiaRathbont.OaudeSo,
l-H-,.u.crcX
"wjTSCHMC0u3j
(7:21
ano
9
2$)
Also
NEWS
and
CAETnrl
RAW
FUR
SEASON
Commencing
Musi
Unload
Urie
Slot!
25
Off
for
Cash
Come
In
and
see
:r
r&l
Easy
Terrr.s
Arra:.jed
1
Goldbloom's
Dressmaking
Nubone
Foundation
Girmcntd
EDITH
.MILLEU
Room
14
Smith
Ird
rhone
RMT.
Xmas
Cards
See
Our
BIG
50c
Box
The
biggest
Xmas
Card
value
ever
offered
21
card
f
r
'
Also
boxed
in
10's
at,
box
See
Our
Grand
Selection
of
Fine
Cards.
Prices
and
Kinds
lo
Suit
Every
Taste
and
Requirement
Buy
Your
Cards
and
Calendars
NOW
19.39
PICTURE
CALENDARS
classic
and
comic.
Make
acceptable
and
useful
Xmas
01!'
XMAS
SKAI.
T,n
nn,!
WRAI'I'INGS
A
wonderful
variety
of
colorful
gift
wrappings.
Dcnnuon
A
sortment,
tags,
seals,
etc.
100
pieces
15c
60
picc
'
1
TI....I
ltlui
.
.
,
.
xn
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