law
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bene
1
rc.
tc
VC
11,111
On
DruRKists
Sundries
If
iti
mtit
t
rtibler,
we
have
It
r:kt
UU
snd
ftooklet
Ter-fnthn
In
Pro(ellon"
free
on
rront,
in
plain,
esled
en-
rlep.
Imperial
Imporlt
(U'rutern)
P.O.
Rox
2Zf,
Vancouver,
B.C.
tUsslEO
I
F0H
KKNT
VZ.KS,
we
furnished
modern
ap--r.--A
Phone
Red
444.
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sai.f
fr
TALE
Five-room
modern
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Ambrwe
Ave.
Apply
937
e
Ave
tf.
tr
PALE
Must
sell
Nash
Sedai.
r
overhauled
and
palntrd
txd
ires,
snap
for
cash.
Alv.
'3
tube
Victor
combination.
31.-
"r---rd
155
Roiirl
walnut
Uvinn
wsn
Ublo.
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drapes
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SALE
Client
Olo
Ollburnlng
Cabinet
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fitted
with
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lx
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enamel
burner
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new.
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A.
WATT
Offletsl
Administrator,
n
.
n
n
J
a
KU1
17,41
T
November,
A,
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
f
hone
81
For
'Beit
Household
mks.cJe.
black
Miortcomint
Itut
Definite
Action
Tu
Eliminate
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.
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w
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min
l
inrnn
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.
.
r
ary
number
of
proy-;wrica
0f
lectures
on
"Preparing
.
.
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I
.
.
.
u.iuw
ui?
uwir
u
uiu
me
way
lor
enrut.
bill
Yet
tney
lei
it
(iueries
and.
more
to
ii
n
5
to
"Olof
Hanson.
'
.1
bcr
of
the
government!
,
know
the
answers.
K
tricot
cieciwnfwwn
uic
ou-
.
.
......
I,u4
PnnMnill.
,:.
th
field.
How
can
mnolen
Rovemrncnl
,v
at
Ottawa?
he
question
arises.
It
r.i"
n
ihott
therej
JJOUriprikRUD.
1
Naval
Dance
!
Friday
Night
Two
Hundred
Pervtnv
Present
Al
Fine
Affair
al
Headquarter
with
the
naval
uniforms
to'
make
a
very
attractive
cene.
Hats
and
favors
were
distributed
to
lend
to
the
general
merriment.
Of
Interest
was
the
attendance
4f
filers,
from
the
United
StaU
Personally
Printed
Crtctini?
Cards
Sj?
Iloxcd
Assortments
f
All
In
Cay
Variety
At
MILITARIZED
CHESS
TEACHES
GERMAN
TROOPERS
WAR
STRATEGY
The
anslent
game
of
chess
has
been
"reorgan
bied"
to
conform
to
present
day
German
standards
of
militarism,
and
the
photograph
above
explains
the
changes
better
than
we
could
ln
a
column
of
type.
Instead
of
the
familiar
bishops,
queens,
rooks
and
pawns,
the
new
German
edition
of
chess,
called
Tak-Tlk."
has
flgurss
representing
infant
r
men,
tanks,
artillery
batteries,
bombing
aero-r
planes,
and
fighting
aeroplanes.
The
board
Is
divided
by
diagonal
lines,
representing
a
road
and
a
river
and
two
other
lines
marking
off
red
and
blue
territory.
The
whole
idea
is
to
teach
German
youth
the
rudiments
of
military
strategy,
and
the
two
Nazi
troopers
shown
playing
the
game
m
to
be
very
serious
about
the
whole
thing.
Hotel
Arrivals
Of
It.
C.
X,
V.
It.
,
Savoy
Petty
Officers
and
men
of
the
c.
Barrett.
Barrett
Lake;
Wll-ocal
unit
of
the
Royal
Canadian
jjam
Jeffery,
Joe
Trottler
and
J,
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
held
a
Olson,
city;
Charles
F.
Clifford,
highly
enjoyable
dancing
part7
Hazelton;
W.
Malcolm.
Mayo,
Y
Photo4
Expert
Snaps
Wildfowl
WINNIPEG.
Dec.
S
C'P)
Mls.
lorene
Squire,
one
of
the
foremost
Friday
ntht
at
naval
headquar-
t
:
William
Dodds.
AtUn;
Miss
J.
wildfowl
and
game
photographers
lers.
name
two
hundred
persons
Bradley
and
William
Matthews,
In
Canada
and
the
United
States,
being
in
rttendance
at
the
affair
Massett;
E.
Elseweter.
Oona
River,
is
back
In
Harper.
Kansas,
after
The
hall
was
attractively
decor-
itoyal
another
summer
of
camera
shoot-
ated
with
flags
and
blue
and
a.
A.
Ross,
Vancouver;
Olsh
lng
ln
Canada's
northern
regions
white
colors.
The
oretty
dresses
Jonssnn
Osland:
R
M.
Channon.
A
color
reel
of
the
Canadian
of
the
ladles
mingled
colorfully
Diaby
Island.
I
reindeer
herd
on
Richards
Island
Navy
air
squadron
Dancing
was
In
progress
from
10
pm.
until
2:30
ajn.
with
music
ly
Charles
Balagno's
Orchestra.
Walter
Smith
was
master
of
ceremonies.
At
midnight
delicious
rr-'reshments
were
served.
Geontc
Dibb
was
chairman
o
Prinre
ituoert
Mackenzie
Inlet,
shou
oi
rare
H.
E.
Williams.
Harold
Lannln
black
and
white
snow
geese
WMiam
Calouhoun.
O.
E.
Norrls.a
close-up
oi
a
hock
oi
and
R.
C.
Maxwell.
Maxwell.
Vancouver:
Vancouver:
S.
S.
swans
swans
are
are
V
Klrby.
O.
F.
Moon,
E.
Todd,
E..
taken
on
her
latest
expedition.
Rt-Pecki
O.
B.
Jones,
,
W.
A
Schoech.
L.
E.
E.
Mattron.
Mattron.
K.I
Fish
Packers'
Banquet
And
Smoker
Held
The
annual
banquet
and
smoker
of
the
Fish
Packers'
Union
was
held
Saturday
night
In
the
Bos
ton
Cafe
and
proved
to
be
a
very
enloyable
affair.
Charles
Baptle
O.
Davis,
F.
W.
Lough.
C.
E.
Fullerjbut
'
turned
to
photographing
aftei
community
singing
whicn
.was
en
and
L.
J.
Grace.
Seattle.
Frank
graduation
In
1932.
She
says
she
jgaged
in
lustily.'
Bounteous
refresh
n.K..
ctt.OT-
T
(ilna
tvl.'Hn
nnt
m
n
t
sufficient
monev
nt
mAn.
UdlVtii
.
..!
.
,
..vw
.
-.lilt...
nill
OCAWEU.
monton:
De
Pitts.
Fort
St.
James:
I
her
photographing
to
call
It
a
pro-R.
J.
Allinson.
C.
Stewart
and
M
I
feion
but
spends
far
too
much
Green.
Vancouver;
C
J.
Schenlch
'time
ai
u
to
cau
it
a
noooy
iLongview.
Wash
Uie
committee
in
charge,
others
Central
on
the
committee
being
James
-a.
Rasmussen,
Dlgby:
Mr.
and
Bremner.
Harry
Rbb,
Dkk
Thom-jMrs.
Lynum.
city:
William
Knott,
ts
and
Chief
Petty
Officer
A.
O.
,?mlthers;
John
Saffored,
Ashland,
Bird.
iim
T
C
Wtlfnn
nnrl
letm
Pat.
Wis.:
J.
B.
Armstrong.
Edmonton.
Knox
S.
Connlcr.
C
Marks
and
F.
,ho
have
been
visiting
for
several
,01enn.
'Vuver
weeks
in
Vancouver,
rclurnea
10
.u
-
th.
rotnls
laAt
eve-
Air.
ana
Airs.
n.
W
.m.;
fmm
ihe
otiih
H1
sail
on
the
Catala
Newman
tomorrow
afternoon
for
Vancouver
on
vaca-
y,r.
Mnrm9
nreen
wife
of
the
Hon
Cvril
Stewart.
asslsUnt
pur-
nallcan
missionary
at
Kltwancool.
r
of
the
steamer
Catala.
comes
has
Just
returned
to
her
home
a'-
hore
here
to
relieve
as
union
ier
spending
a
week
as
tne
guesi
.Rev!
and
Mrs.
Frank
Burling
at
Newman
s
absence.
Harold
Crornp-
larelU.n
recuocraUne
following
a
ion
wws
over
u
,
a.-.
rtosplUl.
Per
on
the
Catala.
Uy
at
the
Hazelton
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
Tags
-
Seals
-
Gift
Wrapping
DIBB
PRINTING
CO.
TUB
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
fMETING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
TItAlL
BKITISH
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
Brand
Chemical
Fertilizer
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3
9
Gifts
Twin
Set
rakrite
and
Vanity
$12.50
a,dS18.50
Gladstone
Bag
Elk
a
rain
Cowhide.
Size
24"
$22.00
Training
for
Trading
.
Service
;
WINNIPEG,
Dec.
5:
CP)
Fourteen
young
men
axe
attending
the-Hudson's
Eay
Company's
fur
trad?
vjjining
scnool
here
preparing
for
;
tests
tber
must
pats
ttf
quallfyy
1v
n--iiir.ants
in
variQa;
trading
posts
as
far
north
zi
X&t
Arctic
Circle.
i
',
1
In-nlne
Jeeks
tbey-are
required;to
,
team
'the
fudlmente
drfur
grading,
merchandising,
post
accounting,
first
aid,
wireless
telegraph
radio
mechanics
and
carpentry.
Because
they
are
bachelors,
the
must
also
learn
to
do
their
own
'
cooking.
'
Such
versatility
.Is
necessary,
eald
R.
H.
O.
Bonnycastle,
acting
"personnel
manager
for
the
company,
"Many
of
our
men
are
entirely
on
their
own
resources.
They
can't
go
to
the
corner
store
tor
a
chop
for
their.
dinner
pr
call.a;
man.
to
repair
the
outboard
motor.
Very
;
nrtifn'
there's
ia
doctor
nearbyand
.pur
man
Is
xajtled
upon
to
.fehrfer
first
aid
to.
patlves'wha
have
met
'with
an
accident.'
1
-
Miss
Anne
-Livingstone
and
Miss
Elizabeth
Pickerssll,
dicUtlc
ex-
distances"
and.
special
instruction
wfll'be
given
ih
preparation
of
flahl
and
game,
the
"north
country's
only
available
fresh'
food.
The
Information
students
receive
in
sending;
and
receiving
radio
messages
comes
In
handy,
says
S.
G.
L.
Horner,
radio
technician
on;
tne
company's
supplyshlp
Nascopie.
T
An
Important
part
of
their
a
structlon
ts
learning
how
to
dress
windows
and
shelves
to
make
goods
1
nrnn
(In
Noru-eplanl.
Mario
Bus-Imtlr
wnmn"
ar
orent
Imitators
a
lew
or
the
pictures
:".:.
"v.n.
Br,ah,
nIano
.
imr.
F-
Si
TS.
.
xf
l
to
the
women,
and
polo
shirts
and
K.iof
Kansas,
majoring
lh
dramatics"
presided
at
the
pilno
(o
accompany
flannels
to
the
men.
It
isn
t
a
cae
Toys
And
Wheel
Goods
For
the
Young
Baby
High
Chair-Enamelled
with
tray
Pedal
Kar
Wagon
S6.75
S2.75
Tricycles
$6.50,
$7.00
and
$8.00
Doll
ButSics
$2.50,
$5.00
$6.00,
$9.00
$5.00
Scooters
$4.00
and
$6.00
ELM'S
TU1RD
AVENUE
Uourj
9
;
M
a.m,
to
3
:3
f.m.
ot
a
sunset
more.
G.
E.
Norris.
opd
R.
C.
Maxwell
I
Land
via
the
ss.
Nascopie
was
customs
Inspectors,
arrived
In
the
Miss
Squire
went
Into
the
north-
eluded.
The
34-year-old.
sugnuy-
city
on
the
Prtncess
Foran
yes
land
in
June.
She
travelled
by
built
Woman
said
she
loved
WeuiUerdaymbrnlqg
'from
Vancouver
plane
and
whaleboat
and
a
trip
the
north
and
planned
to
return
and
will,
be
here
for
the
next
day
from
Churchill,
Mart,
to
Baffin
next
summer.
or
so
on
official
duties.
That
all
the
Family
Will
Enjoy
Occasional
Chairs
.75
and
$11.75
Tea
Waron
Solid
walnut
Coffee
Table
Solid
walnut
Lirlnr
Room
Table
$24.75
$10.00
Solid
Walnut
End
Tables
$6.50
and
$9.00
$12.00
Bridge
Set
4
chairs
and
.
iS'l.
$16.00
J.
Milne
and
O.
Pitts,
officials
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Co.,
arrived
ln
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from
the
Interior
In
the
course
of
a
trip
to
company
posts
and
sailed
Fourteen
Young
Men
Take
Special
Simpson.
last
night
On
the
Catala
for
Port
FULTON
MEAT
MARKET
Per
ifa.
Phone
683
and
ShouiJer
iviuttun
4
lbs.
Mattou
chop
3
lbs.
......
Leg
,of
Mutton.
.
Pet
Shoulder
Veal--
4
IbsL
Vear.Cliops--
lbs;
...X.
Sirloin
Steak
3
lbs.'.
...
..
perU,
gave
the
class
Its
first
cook-
3
Ibv
Round
Steak
and
ing
lesson.
Experiments
will
be!
2
bunches
Carrots
.1..
made
with
dehydrated
vegetables
Roast
Beef
"since
"these
are
easy
to
ship
lorig
per
iD.
toos;
auracuve.
askcu
"
I
shoolder
Pork
ork
kJmo
or
Indian
women
follow
.yleslShaw"
Inrtructors
in
charge
of
the
model
was
in
the
chair
and
the
program
I
trading
store
replied
In
the
affirm-Included
vocal
solos
by
J,
K,
Mur-Jatlve.
ray.
James
Taylor.
William
Hunter
!
"Sixty
per
cent
of
out'
post
man
a
H
Alfred
Stelnert
ln
German),.
Mite
lagers
are
married
men.
Their
wl,d;Krook
ln
Russian)
and
Anton
Isa-
ivivej;
like
stylish
clothes
and
the
Short
Ribs
Beef
Per
lb
T-Bpne
toast
-
Per
lb.
,
Rump
Roast
Beef
Per
lb.
Sirloin
Tip
"
Per
lb.
Shoulder
Steak
Beef
I
2
lbj...-..:i...i.i...-.
Loin
Pork
Chops
Per
lb.
-
Arreshire
Bacon
Per
lb
Jewel
Shortening
2
lbs.
Frnh
Killed
Chicken
Per
lb.
-9
JONES'
FAMILY
MEAT
MARKET
Phone
957
Phone
957
5UC
50c
20c
50c
35c
50c
50c
lOc
25c
20c
15
c
18c
25c
25c
18c
25c
25c
30c
VeneHan
Blinds
Pioneer
-
Brand
PHIL
LYONS
Phone
Green
885
NATIONAL
MOTOR
SERVICE
THIRD
AVENUE,
EAST;
Phone
RED
392
INTERNATIONAL
TRUCKS
HILLMAN
CARS
STANDARD
OIL
PRODUCTS
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
Walker's
Music
Store
Large
Stock
Music
Helntxman,
Nordhelmer
and
Lesage
Pianos
Piano
Tuning
with
"Resonoscope"!
Phone
Blue
389
212
4th
St.
Music
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.C.M-
Teacher
of
Piano,
J
Theory
and
Harmony;
PHONE
GREEN
390
Phones
18
&
84
P.O.
Box
575
FOR
SATISFACTION
Try
(
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store'
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents
Quality
Groceries
Reliable
Service
Opposite
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Dp
ember
5.
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taking
definite
action
to
permanently
abandon
and
eliminate
them,
asserted
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morning
service
in
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at
brings
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re-
practices
or
pleaur
that
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our
Canadian
got-
brought
them
about.
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a
continent
con-
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renunciation,
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ter
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difficult
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first
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handsomely
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should
not
;
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then
does
this
be
regarded
as
a
merely
personal
Government
oi
ours
sivrnaUer
ln
thf
end
of
bettering
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d-ding
out
relief
whtH
one',
own
position.
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community
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tne
wrongs
which
were
prov-t:A
(from
the
United
States
lng
stumbling
blacks
to
other
crU
th
frigid
regions
of
the
Nor
should
the
conditions
which
Some
time
ago
OtUwa
'caused
them
be
merely
condoned
w
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the
extent
of
consider-
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must
be
action
with
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view
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