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Don't
Buy
Your
SLIPPERS
Until
You
Have
Seen
the
Finest
Selection
of
Slippers
ETer
Shown
In
Prince
Rupert
CUssiFlE
F(5K"RENT"
FOR
RENT
Flat,
5
rooms,
I
0
2
o
I
Ave.
West,
good
location.
733
5th
Avenue
West.
FOlTSALE
dition.
Phone
Red
528.
FOR
RENT
Two-room
suite.
Phone
"Red
444
280)
,
furnished
tf.:
.,
,,s
"We
have
Just
received
'600
"pairs
6f
-Ladles.
Men's,
"Boys',
blisses'
and
Children's
Slippers
in
all
the
very
latest
styles,
colors
and
variety
of
qualities
to
suit
everyone.
Paris
Maid,
Steel
Arch,
Rib,
Crepe,
Telvets,
Satins,
"Kids
in
all
Colors,
Mules,
Dorsay's
and
Opera
and
Moccasin
styles
and
Felts.
Your
Headquarters
For
Slippers
Is
Here
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
Hotel
Arrivals
(TROPHIES
tentral
"Frank
Taylor
and
L.
Hemness,
"city;
C.
B.
Tlewin
and
G.
E.
Brown,
Port
Simpson.
Knox
-
Charles
Nudd,
Premier
Mine.
-Commissioner
and
Mrs.
George
L.
Carpenter,
Toronto;
"Mrs.
F.
Freeman,
Port
Simpson.
Royal
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
Lundqtzist
and
T.
R.
Mattson,
Atlin;
Dorothy
M.
Jamteson,
-Juneau;
Rudolph
Amren,
dry.
C.
X.
It.
A.
BADMINTON
Miss
Elsie
Finley
Murray
were
winners
1
v
IV.
Ail
.
VUUiliaUICill,
IlCUi
uil
OUI1
i
day
by
the
Canadian
"National
Re-1
creation
Association
Badminton
Club.
The
trophy
winners
were:
ft
PRESENTED
Presentation
of
trophies
for
the
nnst
spnenn'e
nlav
featured
the
nn-
City
open
Ladies'
singles.
Miss
Elsie
Davis:
men'
Klnlps
f!
J
Nnr.
Irington;
ladles
doubles,
Mrs.
S.
J
West
and
Miss
E.
Rivett;
mixed)
(doubles,
Mrs.
W.
R.
Miller
and
Don,"
Blake:
men's
doubles,
W.
L.
Stam-Iford
and
F.
M.
Davis.
Prince
Rupert
Club
Ladies'
t
singles.
Mrs.
G.
P.
Tinker;
men's
time).
"singles,
W.
L.
Stamford;
ladies';
'
doubles.
Mrs.
G.
P.
Tinker
and
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell;
mixed
doubles,
Mrs.
G.
P.
Tinker
and
W
L.
Stamford:
FOR
RENT
Six
room
fully
mod-1
men's
doubles,
W.
L.
Stamford
and
ern
house,
warm,
Phone
Blue
j
O.
C.
Young.
2I?6-
(280)
Canadian
National
Recreation
1a1ls
rfmAli,,
lr
TIT
T
irm
Pre-Christmas
Sale
of
and
Mrs.
Roy
Morrison;
mixed
doubles.
Miss
Thelma
Davis
and
F.
iutu
UUUUJC3.
waiter
FOR
SALE
Karn
Piano,
good
cor.-
Johnson
and
F.
M.
Davis.
QUEEN'S
PARK
WIN'S
;
IN
SOCCER
PLAY
LONDON,
Nov.
29:
CP)
Oueen'si
FOR
SALE
For
cash,
1930
Nash
Park
Rangers
defeated
Crystal'
-Sedan,
wood
lathe,
band
saw.
Palace
three
to
nil
yesterday
in
a
10
tube
Victor
combination,
replayed
first
round
English
Cup
chesterfield
suite,
walnut
living
match
on
the
ground
of
the
for-;
room
table,
electric
heater,
ner.
The
Rangers
win
now
play
lamps,
roller
sk&tes,
tennis
rack-
j
Hartlepool
United.
Today,
in
an-
ets.
rugs,
miscellaneous
house-
other
replay.
Southport
defeated
,
hold
effects.
Phone
564.
283)
Scarborough
5
to
3.
Coats
and
Hats
CNTRIHMER
UTILITY
COATS
and
FUR
COLLAUCD
COATS
Remarkable
values.
All
the
rrewest
colors
In
heavy
winter
coatings.
Beautifully
lined
and
taterlmed,
Sizes
12
to
44.
Including
values
to
$43.50.
Special
S7.95,
S9.95
S14.95
GIKLS'
WINTEIt
COATS
Practical
warm
coats
In
smartly
tailored
styles,
ifrfi
(CZ
Sizes
7
to
14
years.
Special
OU.aJtJ
HATS
All
the
smartest
new
styles
tailored
on.
the
more
dressy
styles.
All
colors
and
head
sizes.
Special
S1.49
and
S1.95
9
Si
IS
BACK
IN
'High
School
LEAD
AGAIN
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Tu-n
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SaYrn
Victories
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Lea
pie
Papers'
Gare
scored
a
sweep
throe
uiire
game
same
to
iu
nil
tin
Inual
dance
last
Friday
night
of
the
Wick
169
168
Odd-
128
r.
w.vt
t
i
,.
.'City
ICitv
Tennis
Tennis
Association
Association
in
in
the
the
Odd
jfjj'Skellum
...
150
Handicap
Total
Pioneer
Laundry
R
S-ith
Woods
.r.l
,..
160
Plmondson
165
'
A.
Smith
124
Total
12
730
1
152
180
781
Parser's
Garage
1
D.
Wick
145
Rood
149
W.
Smith
184
McLeod
103
McMeekln
194
Handicap
2
Total
777
North
Star
1
CiiU
n
a
IUU.
1UC
JiCOiUltiiJllO
"
-
were
made
to
the
Various
dinners
Samuelson
:138
by
W.
H.
Tobey.
There
were
100
J-
McLeod
135
persons
In
attendance
at
the
dance.
Miller
The
dance
was
in
progress
from
wanaicap
....
11
10
djh.
until
2
ajn.
and
music
wasi
To,l
-531
by
Charlie
Balagno's
Orchestra.
Commercial
League
Sam
Joy
was
master
of
ceremonies
lInS
10
dat
15
follows:
and
Don
Blake
presided
at
thei
w
door,
I
Rupert
Motors
18
1
The
mmmlttPf
In
rhnrtr-
Mm
si
el-laker's
Garage
21
and
nd
WUUarajedoI
wmiam
Blitch
Sam
Jurmaln,
Royal
Lunch
14
of
an
Am-Ia
1
Pioneer
Laundry
11
c
Ymng
and
A
H
H1u.Xout.
Ml
OVdl
c
Canadian
Legion
8
Electrical
Workers
7
iGyro
Club
6
Pacific
Coast
Portland
.8
Seattle
5
Vancouver
.4
Association
Ladies'
slnele.
Miss
E.j
Spokane
ra
1
14
801
123
178
223
819
2
134
154
176
113
159
2
738
2
165
134
123
103
22
715
3
6
7
13
16
19
14
15
132
iQuite
Speedy
170
145
136
11
748
stand-L
PU
18
21
14
11
8
8
7
6
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Sookane
3,
Vancouver
4
(over-
Hockey
Standings
The
second
half
provided
good
basketball
and
clearly
alwwed
Gamma's
superiority
as
the
more
experienced
players
found
little
difficulty
lh
fcoins
through
the
un-
taik9ni?A
ho
team.
From
then
on
it
was
a
walk
over,
final
scorr
160
'feeing
-35
to
3
for
Gamma.
Best
for
Gamma
were
Christian
141
Kmitson
and
Storie.
Best
for
Al-
120
pha
were
Long,
who
shows
real
12
'promise,
and
Sherk.
710
Knutson
was
niah
scorer
with
16
2
3
points.
124
144
Teams:
201
13
3amma
Christian
l
captain
142
"Barber
Jmanaeen.
Smith,
McDon
125
Pld.
Lee
-2.
Brown
2.
MoHn
2,
148
Storrie
M2t.
Knutson
16.
71B
Alpha
Sherck
1
captain.
Ixng
3
rranager).
Husoy.
McNab
'(2
Bill.
141
Killas.
17?
Junior
Game
164
The
Junior
teams
also
pltved
n
122
fast
game
which
va
very
even,
alt
163
the
way
through.
The
combination.
2
-of
the
two
teams
was
speedy
and,
although
-Alpha
was
ahead
In
the
'
first
half
by
four
points,
she
lost
15i
in
the
second
half.
The
outttand-
135
lng
players
were
Ho?an,
MicDon
aid
and
Lee
for
Alpha
and
Cameron.
Hlrano
and
Davis
for
Gamma.
The
total
scores
were:
Aloha
21.
Gamma
24.
The
teams
were:
Alpha
Hoean
6.
MaeDonald
(3.
Lee
Ul.
Eby
av
B.
Sherck.
B.
Long.
Oamma
Cameron
(12).
Davis
2.
Helrano
18).
Oomei
2.
Sart-terbane.
Astorl.
O.
Keaw
Rcorekeeper
Mr.
Leishs.
Reporters
Eby
and
Tlolkestad.
IN
Tilt:
MTREME
(
Ol
KT
Of
flHITl-ll
CfiLVMHK
In
tbr
UUrr
ot
thr
MdmlnUtratUn
Art
.4
fid
In
thr
Mlttrr
of
thr
TMUr
ml
tSSt"
1
ortM-,
nrrra-vrd,
latrUtr
TAKE
NOTICE
ttX
by
crtW
of
HU
Hcnaur.
W.
E.
Ptertrr.
the
17th
ly
of
Kovmvber.
A.
D
1938.
I
tu
ppo(nt4
adeabralor
of
the
tt(Mt
of
Imc
Fortow.
lcst.
nd
U
fnt
JuvUtf
cUizm
agabMi
tl
aid
ULt
Me
hr-bj
reqvared
to
tumMi
aaa.
properry
wUK
to
me
on
-or
txiart
th
17th
flay
of
Dtxxtritjtr.
A.
D.
13S,
and
all
jarMei
tndetdfd
to
th
rtUt
V
n-
Lea
rue
jcpUmi
to
tT
tl
maixx.
ot
tbelr
ln-
,
,
,
0M4ix
to
m
forUiwlth.
3
n
U
43
ID
1
NORMAN
A.
WATT
2
5
42
33
12
Official
Administrator.
2
5
29
14
10
Prince
Bupnt.
BC.
t
I
,
.1
.
Dat1
thu
,7U
cy
Novmbrr.
A.
2
8
19
40
3
d
7938.
fi
stnst
a
Main
It's
good
sense
to
use
Smith
Brothers
Cough
Drops
to
relieve
a
cough
due
to
a
cold.
10
f.
in
SMITH
BROS.
COUGH
DROPS
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
TO
VANCOUVER
I
nOM
PRINCE
RUPERT
ggg
QQ
RETURN.
Meals
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
QQQ
ns
RETURN.
Berths
Included
Reduced
Rales
to
Vancouver
also
apply
from
intermediate
jolht.
Siecial
Tickets
on
Saie
Between
November
lt,
138
and
February
28th,
1939,
Inclusive
Good
to
Return
up
to
March
31,
1939.
Children
Half
Fare
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar.
Vancouver
S.S.
CATALA
Tuesday,
130
p.m.
Thursday,
A.m.
S.S.
CARDKNA
Friday,
10:30
.m.
Monday
ii.tn.
Tickets
and
Reservations
Trom
Prince
Rupert
Agents-A.
W.
XtiWSlAH
Third
Ave.,
Phone
CCS
If
Convenient
I'leae
Porchae
TJckets
at
'Office
11
'
1
J
.
.
.
.
.
I
'
'"
J
J.
H.
BULGER
LocaI
JUw
.
Pasteurized
Milk
Optometrist
Valentin
dairy
.
Royal
Bank
Bldg.
PIlONt
U7
TWO
FILMS
i
ON
SCREEN
""Having
ii
'Wemderf
ul
time,
sus-pensefui
romance
of
a
hard-work-
ins
rtfnotfrupTxfr
nd
an
ambftlatu
UD
The
Renlnr
Inter-House
HHH
-
'
-
;
A
ttwmtt
o.,..
w....u-,i
-
e,.p.,
carton
camp,
and
"Tip
Off
Olrl
..
:
aav
was
iasi.
Mcnau
-opcumik
mc
-
-
-
-
.
-
.
vir-rirv
-
-
-
-
.
.
.
...
vk
w
,f
,.i
score
for
Alpha
"with
.
'the
one
field
n)A
basket
4t
-cot
throughout.
From
ftm
TPMi
rough
in
the
(merclal
Bowling
league
&
standing.
In
the
second
fixture
tfaf
e
riWftrtbl
with
Joth
teams
&
the
evening.
Pioneer
Laundry
wontnlssing
-"P8-
P5riod
!
over
Canadian
L-elon.
also
a
ertfled
n
of
12
to
3
for
Gam-
2
clean
sweep
margin.
High
average
"tai-
iS
-scorer
for
the
evening
was
Beynor
0jt
of
Pioneer
Laundry
with
184.
$J
Individual
scoring
was
-as
lows:
3
Canadian
Legion
1
Menzies
-
..
169
?S
Goodman
i
.i.A29
2
I
-one
.
183'
fSJ
Nelson
110
2
147
179
147
ftjBickens
122
164
fdl-
m:
bank
jr.
re
the
stars
of
"Having
a
Wonderful
Time."
They
en
counter
-the,
tttuatien
of
HHmrl
young
people
m
me
situation
ot
wanting
to
warty
"but
not
hav4n
enough
money
to
do
so.
They
en
deavour
to
tolve
the
problem
In
a
rnarmw
which
makes
for
h
rtrong
crura
Uc
element
along
with
sparlc-Hng
comedy.
The
background
Is
a
mountain
resort
where
working
people,
pleasure-seeking
youngster
young
and
old
married
coilplri.
el
derly
gofcJlpf
and
young
'COlirgf
man
rt
gathered
in
a
variegated
connection
between
ml
who
want
thrills
and
men
who
nt
ttxtt
l
he
lUbietfof
TtD-Otl
racket,
are
shown
on
the
scmn
of
,olr-
yii
Nolan,
fis
a
gervfrn-the
Capitol
Theatre
here
as
a'
..
ve.
enters
the
cdnfl-
docble
bill
at
the
first
of
thU
week
;
den
te,eaJcct
chief
and.
at-
Qlnger
Kogfrs-anc
Douglas
iw-
ter
irrffe,,
Ml
ifrct.
prepares
to
deUvtff'httri
rver
to
junk
Then
romance,
in
the
person
of
the
bou'
beautiful
daughter
Mary
Carlisle.'
complicate!
the
ltuatlon
until
-a
startling
climax
brings
nboot
an
unusual
condurton
8-Piexe
f
40-OT.
M-S4.3&I
$3.25
This
advertisement
Is
not
publted
-r
Control
Board
or
by
the
Oovcrr
r..rr.
AW
'John
DewnrR
Sort
.
p;aycJ
by
the
Liquor
f
Bt.'-sh
Co'.umbla
Dinins
Room
Suite
Rnffet,
Table
and
6
Chairs
"
$65.00
Complete
Bed
Full
size
Hed,
Slurnhcr
Kin
Spring
and
Ostermoor
Mattress
$15.00
Fawcett
Range
White
Enamel,
Complete
With
Iturner
$60.00
Large
Dresser
$12.50
TOYS
Pedal
Car
$2.75
Rocker...
$1.50
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Always
Do
Hotter
at
ELIO'S
Hours
From
9
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
THIRD
AVENUE
Princc
Uupcrt