5
H
y
rAtir.
two
From
plain
styles
(
the
most
ex-quUUe
Designs.
Direct
from
the
4
style
centres.
M
Priced
to
Suit
Every
Purse
i
He
Are
Featuring
5
Paid
In
advance,
per
month
e
'Ota-
La
tL
teu
8Ue
Your
Every
Desire
In
XMAS
SLIPPERS
U
"PARIS
MAID"
STEEL
ARCH
SLIPPERS
tj
In
Satins,
Velvets,
Corduroy
Cloth
and
All
Colors
of
Leathers
H
si
Your
Slippers
Are
Here
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
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.
m
g
Member
el
Audit
Bureau
oi
rircolationt
'
ue?day.
becember
'20
1938.
PEOPLE
WANT
JOBS
Everybody
wants
a
job
of
some
kind.
If
he
does
not
pet
it
nc
is
disgruntled.
This
is
a
very
unpleasant
feature
of
political
life.
Political
managers
know
more
about
this
than
anybody
else.
They
know
the
kind
of
importunity
they
have
put
up
with.
Some
of
the
smaller
political
par
ties
will
tell
you
this
is
because
of
the
system
but
it
is
just
prevalent
in
Russia
under
a
wholly
different
system
as
it
is
today
in
Canada.
People
who
have
no
jobs
want
one
People
who
have
poor
jobs,
want
better
ones.
All
want
jobs.
Those
who
have
the
best
jobs
look
for
senatorships,
judgeships,
places
on
commissions,
nominations
for
Parliament
All
seem
to
be
looking
for
jobs.
Most
of
the
political
differences
are
brought
about
through
failure
of
somebody
to
get
a
job.
When
a
man
leaves
one
of
the
political
parties
and
joins
another,
it
i?
usually
because
he
did
not
get
something
he
wanted,
mostly
a
job.
Watch
the
camp
followers
of
the
political
parties
and
see
how
vocal
they
often
are
and
how
silent
they
become
once
they
get
a
job.
Political
patronage,
it
is
agreed,
is
a
bad
thing
but
all
over
the
world
everywhere
various
influences
are
used
to
get
people
job3.
This
is
just
as
true
in
the
old
countries
as
in
the
new.
Immediately
there
is
a
desirable
vacancy,
candidates
for
the
position
pull
every
string
they
can
think
of
to
influence
the
appointment.
Some
say
all
appointments
should
be
made
as
a
result
of
examinations.
We
have
known
people
with
yards
of
testimonials
and
degrees
and
recommendations
who
have
proved
absolute
failures
when
appointed
to
responsible
positions.
People
who
get
jobs
as
examiners
are
often
as
unfit
as
the
candidates
that
come
before
them.
The
result
is
that
the
appointments
are
not
satisfactory.
As
long
as
people
are
swayed
by
other
considerations
than
the
good
of
the
country,
the
stripe
of
political
faith
will
make
little
difference.
AGAIN
WE
ARE
HOPING
S
Prime
Minister
Chamberlain
again
declares
hl3
foitb
H
in
the
ber,t
means
of
preserving
the
peace
of
Europe.
Thr4
is
by
tying
up
with
Germany.
There
are
many
thousand
5
of
Canadian
people
who
do
not
agree
with
that
policy.
S
There
are
also
many
who
are
willing
to
trust
Chamber-
lain
to
do
hat
is
best
for
the
empire.
In
any
event,
the
SI
Prime
Minister
is
in
the
saddle
and
we
are
all
hoping
hi."
SjS
policy
is
the
correct
one
for
only
a
few
more
or
less
ir-
si
responsible
fire-eaters
favnr
wnr
'to
FISH
PLANT
EXPANDING
Extensive
Improvements
and
Extensions
Made
to
Baron
Plant,
Increasing
Payroll
and
Output
Extensive
Improvement
and
mod-
ber,
a
constant
temperature
can
now
be
readily
maintained.
With
rnr.
p
ailt
nttts
Taeaday
h,
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
V
Returns
of
Test
Shipments
from
Silver
Standard
Mine
Ueinjr
Awaited
Great
Future
Expected
For
.Boulder
Creek
in
Cassiar
iJr
"
Australia
Plans
.
greaiiy
increased
Dasis.
"
une
oi
me
notable
improvements
""
c
v,v
ut
at
the
Baxn
plant
Is
the
adopLon
Alpment
to
Trail
smelter
but.
be-
IwfLp-
npfpnro
of
a
new
air
conditioned
smoking
process,
based
on
the
latest
developments
in
that
field
of
fish
curing.
By
the
installation
oi
electric
heat-ets
and
fans
in
the
smoking
cham
fore
UlC
that
UUI
is
IS
sent,
KHl,
a
B
1CW
Will
V
blll.
sent
to
the
Prinie
to
value
and
best
method
of
treat
ment.
A
sorting
shed
has
been
Expanded
ereciea
on
me
property
ana
live
CANBERRA,
D"v
20:
ICPI
De
men
are
sorting
and
sacking
the
tenet
measures
beyond
those
pro
the
taking
away
of
a
certam
high
grade
ore
which
Is
being
Vlded
for
In
a
three-year,
plan
call-amount
of
moisture
from
the
fish,
uken
out
r
a
80001
on
we
root"
ns
for
expenditures
of
172X00.000
an
Imnmiixl
nml.
n4k
k..
Wall
Vein
ClOSC
tO
the
Shaft.
An-
ira'
inM
In
K
i.nor
nM.M..t(nn
.uipiviu
yivuuLti
null
UCitCi
uuuli
buunuti
nfriwij
keeping
quallUes
is
Insured.
Hard-
cther
sma11
crtw
has
Pn-
by
the
federal
cabinet
and
the
wood
sawdust
is
now
used
to
pro-
lng
UP
tnd
uln
we
from
a
Australian
Loan
Council
ducc
the
smoke,
circulation
of
sold
overy
along
the
side
of
the
Among
works
reported
to
b
n-ViinK
i.
.i
i
.
.
mine
road.
This
rilsravprv
ha
t.
j
.
.
a
The
smoking
plant
has
a
capacity
"
wh
as
one
1"
11
anre
en0uh
to
accomodate
a
f
iuvi
j.ii-
and
1M)
nunrp
In
illvr
Th
1n
Kit..i.i..
i
-
.
.
World's
Week
Of-Prayer
Will
Be
Observed
Here
Thf
World
s
Week
of
Prtier
will
oe
observed
In
Prince
Rupert
dur
ing
tag
the
the
week
week
of
of
January
January
3
a
ami
arwt
uv
the
m,
lne
Canadian
Cadillac
....
Gold
,
,
Mines
.
Ti,
Ltd.,
operators
of
following
schedule
of
peiai
ser
ral.
Firat
Preabyterlan
ker:
Cap.
Ivan
Hal-
Army
St
PeUrt
An-lican
Church:
aoeaker.
Rtv
J.
C.
Jaefcwn.
Fint
United
Chursh.
January
PnieHl
Mi'itnn
spe
liter.
Rev.
E
E,
Brandt,
Hrt
Bantlst
Church.
January
!U-Flrt
United
Ohurrh:
sptnittr.
yjry
itev.
James
u
uip-
January
6SalvaUon
Army
speaker.
Rev.
R.
C.
H.
1
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v
yvu.i
uauy.
7
Z
1
...
ipjutCjc
iu
r-
Fred
rTTd
Kopola.
KOpOU.
Tom
Turn
Koskl
KOSXI
and
and
Rf
III
Aiiuvucr
new
installation
at
tne
vw
v
iw
na
ajrporw.
consirucnon
oi
n.
Vancouver;
Arne
Paubn,
Vie
Bacon
Fisheries
nlant
it
n
rmw
and
shows
Improvement
with
de-
strategic
roads,
dunllratlnn
nf
mm
shrimn
rannr
trith
im.ih.
velopment
Much
is
expected
from
itimv
iin
unit
rriini
n
f
25
cases
per
day.
The
canned
crab
tne
gold
ore
on
the
ProPrty-
While
runltlons
factories'
production,
and
shrimp
output
Is
being
Uken
mlnin8
S0"
on-.
the
company
is
sir
Eearle
Page
minister
for
by
a
local
wholesale
concern.
making
progress
with
installation
commerce,
has
appealed
for
a
na-In
addition
to
the
new
canned
of
machlnery
and
erection
of
build-
tlon
effort
in
the
interests
of
de-product,
cold
pack
shrimp
and
ln8s
The
compressor
house
Is
fin-
fence.
crab
is
now
being
turned
out
and
Ished
amJ
concrete
foundations
for
is
meeting
with
high
favor
with
thc
en8,ne
"Peeled
to
be
WAIES
SUFFERS
LOSS
the
trade.
It
is
coin
on
the
mar.
completed
by
the
end
of
last
week.
cnaoung
a
siari
on
me
erection
"
01
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
Miss
Joan
Olsen.
Stewart.
Prince
Runert
Ontral
C
Ckwter.
Blllmor.
Knox
Q
litis
R
fryer.
Dawson.
'"""nuiKiLociituoo,,
ynnuitt
wajes.
uec
70
CP
-
ration
ration
of
of
$50
$50,000
000
and
and
hd
head
nfflr
office
ti
i
pieted
at
the
Bacon
Fisheries
plant
u,e
Oliver
ouinuara
mine
on
Uien
AlOUlltain
near
iNeW
vices
has
been
drawn
up
by
the
on
the
government
wharf
at
Prince
Hazelton,
IS
expecting
early
returns
from
Smelter
and
the
Prime
Rupert
Ministerial
AsmmU-1
Rupert.
With
a
large
increase
in
rYinr
lt.iiM.rt
Kimmmir
nlanr
Uon:
i
VSl?:
oH
property.
The
company
is
today
operat-.
mer
fresh,
frozen
and
cured
fish
,nS
on
tne
same
,evels
from
Which
twelve
carloads
of
Ore
v
Salvation
...
...
.
Hi.
wal
tn
tacen
In
in
1019
1911.
giving
ofvlncr
not
net
re
r.
-
'
products
together
with
a
number
of
new
lines
on
a
more
efficient
and
turns
turns
oi
of
$9";
jai.iwu.
.000.
Soon
boon
the
me
com-
com-
v-.tv.
uiuii
cBK,
com
in
-
-
-
"
'
"
'uvoy
juhiwck
Droce
ms
tnumb
pal
InteresU
are
In
'he
Bonier
DAuMt
clusters
and
aim
single,
ji8ic,
for
tor
trout
iruui
oaii.'"
balt.'fde
ore
was
taken
out
in
ten
w'
days,
m
m
a
a
recent
receni
accident
acciaent
and
ana
will
win
tx
be
out
breek
plscer
mimn
mining
ar
""
of
or
ln
the
It
It
Is
Is
the
the
first
first
time
time
that
that
thi.
this
nm.
The
The
progress
progress
that
that
has
has
been
been
made.
made.
c.r
Cf
th
the
game
for
tnr
several
.
i
-...1,-
weeks.
-7
!f"
pro-
Hurt
hai
Kun
...
-r.
'both
undproround
anrt
nn
th
tir.
-..
muicu
uui
ui
v,an-
ada,
having
always
heretofore
been
ace-
ls
encouraging
as
is
also
the
imported
from
Seattle.
Small
cur-
rlchness
ot
the
ore.
ed
shrimps
in
similar
bottles
Is
al-
so
produced
for
steelhead
bait
Inereaslnglnterest
Is
being
tak-
The
concern
is
also
working
on
en
Dy
a
number
,arS
companies
the
possibillUes
of
producing
fish
,n
tne
Boulder
Creek
placer
coun-
pastes
which
are
gaining
popular-
lry
ln
we
Cassiar
district
east
of
ltyjtssa.dVahirdsjuiLiujUi-
AUim
and
north
of
Hazelton.
Some
erways.
Ti?
nuggets
rave
been
taicen'out;
With
the
winter
fishing
season
"e
from
A,ic
Creek
weiSn,r8
M
now
on,
the
new
plant
ls
in
steady
tyslx
ounc
beln
bought
by
the
operation.
Yesterday
nine
women
Prov,nclal
government
for
$1800
were
found
at
work
In
the
picking
and
shown
at
the
forthcom-and
packing
room
getting
crabs
and
lng
World'a.
lr
in
San
Francisco,
shrimps
in
readiness
for
cold
pack.
Durlng
the
coming
winter
heavy
canning
and
fresh
shipment.
Else-
machinery
wUl
be
moved
In
where
in
the
plant
five
men
were
over
ine
snow
ana
ncxl
'ear
Pr
at
work
on
various
jobs
in
connec-
atlons
w111
more
extensive
than
tlon
with
the
preparaUon
of
many
ever
Tilt:
Strict,
as
said
before,
fish
products.
B.
J.
Bacon,
the
15
known
to
possess
great
possible
manager,
said
that
on
some
days
tlee
from
a
prosoectlng
standpoint
this
staff
was
doubled.
Twenty-five
crab
fishermen
are
Thomas
Campbell
and
Eric
Jones
working
for
the
Bacon
Fisheries,
left
Smllhers,
at
the
first
of
this
two
shrimp
boats
are
out
and
all
week
for
Vancouver
on
business
ln
the
fresh
cod
offered
is
being
uken.
connectlon
with
their
coal
mining
enterprlies
In
the
vicinity
of
Try
a
Daliv
Ne
e,ined
ad
Smlthers.
FLASH
Special
Fifty
Sets
Only
Christmas
Tree
Lamps
Complete
Only
55c
They
won't
last
long
at
this
price.
Get
a
couple
of
sets
tomorrow.
Make
a
splendid
decoration
for
the
home.
Extra
Lamps
-
-
-----
-
-
9
If
Mi
.
Chamberlain
fails
there
will
be
nlentv
of
neonln
if
n
Gct
v..
nu
!
7
T"
T
.
to
say
"I
told
you
so"
and
to
declare
they
knew
Ti!
the
B
Yourf,C.hr,sima4s
"rations
Now-ThcyVc
time
he
could
not
succeed.
If
he
does
mefeeA
5n
wi
If
Romtf
Fast
a
Our
Low
Prices
the
.Empire
out
of
war,
few
will
remember
to
admit
that
he
was
right
and
they
were
wrong.
The
Daily
News
is
a
member
ot
the
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only
paper
north
Number
1
Mazdas
.Number
2
grade
.
.
.
.
10c,
3
for
25c
.
.
.5c,
6
for
25c
MAs.Jm
for
Christmas
WHITE
HORSE
A
new
InMirndraUan
inivyiiurH
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SCOTCH
WHISKY
1
1
a
This
advertisement
ls
not
published
r
delayed
by
the
Liquor
c.trol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Brituh
Columbia.
rk?h
IIavc
Jl,st
-'omc
Vrtm
t,,c
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it
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ft
DRYGOODS
Andp
NOVELTY
SHOPl
Where
they
have
the
newest
things
S
the
things
that
really
make
Christ-
$9
mas.
(S
to
Whenever
I
go
there
I
want
to
buy
ft
almost
everything
I
see.
to
Why
Don't
You
All
Drop
In
and
Talk
Over
3
Your
Chrlittnas
Problemj
with
Mrs.
Dowlh-
Q
er
and
Miss
WaUon
to
SEN1
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
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