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PAOE
FOUB
Xmas
Greeting
Cards
The
Largest
Gift
Store
In
The
North
Offers
you
a
complete
and
nried
line
of
merchandise
for
eTerjr
member
of
the
family
MAX
Badminton
Tournament
V
"
Miss
Elsie
Davis
and
Bill
Murray
Winners
With
Fifteen
Couples
Entered
Yesterday
-tiiieen
couples
were
entered
in
50c
10
$2.00
If
You
Arc
Looking
for
QUALITY
and
VALUE
Let
Us
Show
You
Our
Beautiful
Line
of
Cards
ALSO
CHRISTMAS
DECORATIONS,
CRACKERS
AND
ETC.
In
Our
Basement
Store
You
will
find
a
wonderful
range
of
Glass,
China
and
Dinnerware,
from
a
32-pieee
set
for
$2.75
up.
.
Cups
and
Saucers
Per
dor.
and
up,
from
Beit
Sets
In
Fancy
Boxes
and
Novelty
Containers.
Priced
from
85c
.
Sam
Jlirmaln
Vfl
chairman
fnr
tf
nlen
VmrMI
crtrOrA
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t
KfVi
mnrn
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TYLE
UITAB1LITY
ELECTION
in-
Neckwear
All
well
known
makes.
All
new
patterns
ln
Silk
and
Silk
and
Wools.
Attractively
boxed.
Priced
from
Overseas
Gifts
for
Men
We
Suggest
Suspenders
New
styles
ln
Leather
and
Elastic.
Bright
patterns
ln
Plaids,
Tweeds
and
Plains.
Boxed
$1.00
75c
10
$2.00
Overseas
Mail
Closes
Novemlier
30
WAHS
&
NICKERSON
"Worthwhile
Gifts
for
Men"
For
Heat
In
France
They
Say
"Chaleur"
For
Heat
In
Prince
Rupert
Say
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
Good
Glasses
Per
dor.
and
up.
from
sis
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50c
HEILBRONER
Diamond
Specialist
Visiting
Officers
Miss
Bessie
Haan
At
Salvation
Army
j
Is
Given
Shower
Special.
Services
Held
Yesterday
at
Local
Citadel
With
Good
Attendance
.
s
r'j
---o
-o
o
o
o
o
o
o
Q
O
o
o
o
Q
O
O
O
o
o
o
the
event
and
Miss
Owen
Palmer1
tag
and
evening
services.
There
prlze
wlnners
were
w
NeWe
KU1-waa
in
charge
of
serving
of
re-
i
was
special
music
by
Mrs.
A.
T.
er
and
Mrs-
Petr
nher.
Xreshmejits.
Jones
and
family.
j
Following
the
serving
of
delicious
;
,
.
..
,
..
.
lrpfrhmpntt
Miss
Francis
Stega-
1
vlg
brought
ln
a
beautifully
decor-
ntu
oj
w.uiu
Willi
gllLO
iUl
llic
W
(
1
bride-elect
who
responded
suitably
W
Those
present
were:
Miss
Edna
tfS
Dobbie,
Miss
Olive
Gordon,
Mrs.
jfc
Paul
Stegavlg,
Mrs.
Roy
Morrison,
fa
Miss
O.
McWhlnney.
Mrs.
Peter
v
ier.
MUs
Ellrabeth
Killer.
MUs
VJi
Kathleen
Qlraud,
Miss
Lillian
Moss,
er
Miss
Nannv
Pallant
flu
Tyi
W
Studdy,
Miss
Mlllicent
Osborne
Miss
Clara
Stegavlg,
Mrs.
P.
Wlng-tfij
ham,
Mrs.
Olske,
Miss
E.
Dannhauer
fa
Miss
K.
Naylor,
Miss
B.
McCubbln,
5$
Miss
F.
McDonald
and
Betty
Cam-
8
SI
Si?
eron.
S?i.-
The
Dally
Nvw
u
an
A.
D,
C
i
paoer.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
KoTeabtt
1!
o
Madge
Macbeth
Is
Speaker
At
High
School
Mrs.
Madge
Macbeth
sate
an
11
lustrated
lecture
on
Bolivia
last
Thursday
afternoon
to
the
students
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
The
lecture
was
similar
o
4
to
the
one
she
gave
to
the
Women's
o
'
Canadian
Club.
gj
The
student
greatly
appreciated
9
the
lecture
and
peter
Allen,
presl-!
8
dent
of
the
Students'
Council,
mov-S
ed
on
behalf
of
the
students,
a
a
o
o
o
o
g
o
o
o
o
g
Q
g
o
Affair
is
Held
in
Honor
of
popular
Bride-Elect
'an
American
tournament
held
yes-j
Mrs.
Ole
Stegavlg
was
hostess
at
Wrday
on
the
courts
of
the
Prince
There
were
large
gatherings
at?
a
delightful
miscellaneous
shower
Hupert
Badminton
AssoclaUon.
special
meetings
in
the
local
Sal-,
at
her
home
In
honor
of
Miss
Bes
"Winners
were
Miss
Elsie
Davis
and
j
vatlon
Army
Citadel
yesterday
tie
Haan
who
Is
to
be
married
William
Murray
with
Miss
Betty
'when
visiting
officers
were
In
at-
shortly
to
Jock
Redpath.
Miller
and
Donald
Blake,
runners-!
tendance
to
assist
Captain
and
Mrs.
The
early
nart
of
the
evenlne
Ivan
Halsey.
Adjutant
Parkinson:...,
.npnt
ln
n,av,ns,
hrM
Friends
Of
Street
And
Not
01
Heart
Weakness
of
Church
In
Too
Many
Of
Its
Tcople
Sol
Being
Real
Followers
The
subject
of
th?
morning
set-
mon
ln
the
First
United
Church
yesterday
was
a
character
sketch1
of
Ananias,
the
man
whose
name
Is
known
throughout
the
world
at
a
synonym
for
falsehood.
Ton
many
of
our
friends
are
friend.
of
the
street,
tf
a
social
party
and
not
of
the
heart."
said
the
oastor.
Rev.
J.
C
Jackson.
"It
Is
the
heart
that
counts.
The
weakness
of
the
church
is
partly
the
result
of
so
many
of
Its
adherents
not
being
made
followers
of
it
In
their
hearts.
Ananias
was
nore
than
an
average
citizen.
But
he
failed
to
live
up
to
the
high
standard
or
God.
That
standard
demands
everything
ln
a-
man
or
a
woman.
Ananias
kept
something
back
and
he
died
If
we
would
be
true
followers
of
Ood
we
shall
keep
nothing
back."
In
the
evening
Mr.
Jackson
spoke
on
"The
Worship
of
an
Extinct
Fire."
Too
many
peonle
kept
up
the
form
of
a
religion
but
there
was
no
force
in
It.
How
many
could
repeat
the
Lord's
Prayer
and
be
thinking
of
romethlng
else
all
the
time?
Too
often
oeoole
found
hrills
palling
Filth
In
Ood
never
ailed.
It
never
Us
thrill.
Re-
lost
lost
lost
lost
'telon
Jaad
not
1U
power
but
too
often
too
much
thought
was
liven
to
the
form,
to
theologies
in
Impersonal
discussion
of
mod--rnlsm
versus
fundamentalism.
Christianity
was
not
a
proxy
re-ielon.
It
was
a
living
vital
force.
Christ
lived
It
dallv
ln
all
his
contacts
and.
when
He
said
"Follow
Me."
he
meant
people
to
live
slml-inrlv.
,
The
special
anthem
by
tht
Junior
Choir
In-the
morning
was
W.
H.
Jude's
setting
of
"There
Is
a
Happy
Land."
In
the
evening
Dr.
It.
O.
Large
sang
"How
Lovely
are
Tny
Dwellings"
in
fine
style
The
choir
sang
"The
Lord
Ood
Will
Wipe
Away
All
Tears"
and
"ly-ar
Then,
in
Love,
O
Lord
the
tawa.
Hotel
Arrivals
Central
I.
A,
Bradford,
CNJL
Prince
Kupert
W.
H.
Manuel,
W.
C.
Stevens
and
2
vote
of
thanks
to
Mrs
Macbeth
and,
"W1
E.
H.
Luke.
Vaneou-
g
also
to
Dr.
Neal
Carter
who
oper-i'"'
s"
ocwncuuu,
w
S
ated
the
lantern.
Royal
M.
S.
Buchanan
and
II.
J.
Bowman,
Vancouver;
D.
Hudema,
city
Savoy
J.
OUrlen,
Usk:
J.
D.
Hudon
Vanderhoof;
W,
11.
Cocks,
Telkwa
I
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
ad
,
vertlscment
for
best
results.
Yott,Can.
Rely
On
A
Bulger
Watch
In
all
the
world
there
are
no
better
watches
than
the
makes
we
carry
In
stock.1
We
have
the
Bulova,
the
Gruen,
Waltham,
Hamilton
and
El(ln.
For
these
good
makes
the
prices
run
from
S24.75
10
S65.00
However
we
have
other
very
satisfactory
watches
from
S10.00
to
S25.00
9
Jewellers
.Tnt
STORE
WITH
TttE
ClDCrX
OVERWAITEA
LIMITED
!
Diamond
Per
lb.
Freight
Paid
On
Out
of
Town
Orders
of
$20
or
Over
BUTTER
First
Grade,
3
lbs.
AYLMER
RONLESS
CHICKEN
Per
tin
ORCHARD
CITY
PEAS
3
tins
BACON
Swansdown.
Pkt.
BURNS
PURE
LARD
Per
lb.
Vegetables
79c
29c
25c
29c
CAKE
FLOUR
27c
17c
Kept.
Fresh
By
Vapor
Sprays
LETTUCE
Large.
Q
Per
head
CELERY
Large.
Per
bunch
CABBAGE
Fresh,
crisp
Per
lb.
PUMPKIN
Per
lb.
12c
3c
2c
Christmas
BAKING
SPECIALS
Currants
2
lbs.
27c
Sultana
Raisin4
2
lbs.
21c
Citron
Peel
Per
lb
32c
Sanmaid
Seeded
Raisins.
I'er
pkt.
16c
Glare
Cherries
Per
lb.
....
35c
Pitted
Dates-Z
lbs
'
23c
Almonds
Per
lb
52c
Suirar
House
Molasses
2-lb.
tin
-.-
15c
S-'h.
tin
m
33C
Walnuts
Per
)b.
7C
Iclnir
Suear
1
lbs.
isc
Bleached
Sultanas
Per
lb.
17c
Moirs
-
Chocolates
PUREX
TOILET
A
PAPER
3
rolls
&MX,
n
JUT
SOAP
I
lAkES
Large
package
GIANT
PAL.MOLIVK
3
liars
,.
PEARL
NAPTHA
SOAP
G
bars
OLD
DUTCH
CLEANSER
2
tins
21c
25c
25c
19c
EGGS
Grade
"A"
Larie.
Per
dozen
EAGLE
BRAND
LOBSTER
li
-lb.
tin
RED
BIRD
MATCHES
Pkt.
Oyerwailea
Per
lb.
1
pound
Xmas
Wrapped,
box
TEA
Fruit
42c
29c
25c
Overwaitea
Brand
Per
lb
45c,
50c,
55c
COFFEE
Froth
Ground
25c,
30c,
35c
95
c
NAVEL
ORANGES
New
crop
IS.
19c,
29c,
39c
SUNKIST
GRAPE
FRUIT
fl
for
APPLES
Good
quality.
Box
19c
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GRAPES
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Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
James
Findlay.
arrived
in
7.15
last
evening
from
inland
sailed
at
10
30
pjn,
ljti
Anyox
and
other
northern
whence
she
will
return
he
row
southhnimrf
1
"""a.
Capt.
Dan
McKlnnon
arrived
In
1
,
8outhbound
on
a
r-iar
tlti
o.,
.
....
c.,.-
wt;:;NT:iJ
from
Vancouver
to
resume
his
post
Uam
Palmfr
u
duf
as
resident
pilot
at
this
port.
I
o'clock
this
afternoc:-
from
'
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north
and
will
sail
a
r
:j
Union
steamer
Catala.
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,
It's
Interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Y)a!Iy
that
the
ppople
of
the
whole
district
are
dolnc
the