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Every
Desire
In
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SLIPPERS
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From
plain
styles
to
the
most
rz-qnJsite
Designs.
Direct
from
the
tjle
centres.
Priced
to
Suit
Every
Purse
6
?
We
Are
Featuring-.
if
Paid
in
advance,
per
month
,
DAILY
EDITION
may
be
it.
"PARIS
MAID"
STEEL
ARCH
SLIPPERS
In
Satins,
Velvets,
Corduroy
Cloth
and
All
Colors
of
Leathers
Your
Slippers
Are
Here
Family
shoe
store
ltD
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
By
mafl
to
all
part
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
ana
wu
ow,
jvrnj
perioa,
paw
m
advance
.
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mail
to
all
other
countries,
pe?
year
ADVERTISING
BATha
Classified
advertising,
per
word,
per
insertion
.
"
local
reader,
oer
line,
per
Insertion
..
Advertising
and
CucuUUnn
Telephone
ft
r
Member
of
Aodlt
Bureau
1
Qrcnlationi
DONT
BE
AFRAID
TO
TRY
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Mondny,
December
19,
Ifi38
Prince
Rupert
people,
like
people
in
other
comparatively
small
towns
or
cities,
sometimes
are
afflicted
with'
an
inferiority
complex.
They
feel
that
it
is
a
handicap
id
Jive
in
a
smaJl
place.
That's
where
thev
are
wrong;
It
is
no
handicap
to
live
in
a
small
place.
We
could
tell
of
plenty
of
Prince
Rupert
boys
who
have
made
good
in
important
positions.
But
what
we
wish
to
say
here
is
that
if
any
boy
or
gir
,
young
man
or
yeung
woman,
feels
an
urge
to
try
to
make
a
name
in
the
worid,
go
to
it.
Do
not
be
if3,,6
Carne8ie
tells
of
a.
young
married
woman
who
felt
an
urge
to
write.
She
had
in
mind
a
novel
but,
knowing
nothing
much
about
writing,
she
began
at
the
end
and
wrote
the
last
chapter
first.
She
showed
this
to
a
inenn
hut
the
frionrl
ti.on
n
..
.
..v.i.u
hu.
a
ci
y
guou
juuge
oi
writing
and
said
it
was
not
much
good.
However
the
ladv
per-
W'tt
,
w-
5
"Vel
Was
known
t0
the
Public
as
"Gone
p
People
In
A.Y.P.A.
p
Decided
to
Affiliate
Saturday
Mrht
l
Program
Inclades
Impromptu
Q
Play
sr
The
Nippon
Young
People's
As-A
sedation,
at
its
meeting
Saturday
yjZ
night,
decided
to
Join
up
as
a
k
branch
of
the
Dominion
Anglican
f
Young
People'
Association.
Fol-jsj
lowing
Saturday
night's
business
session,
over
which
the
president.
H.
Yamanaeka,
was
in
the
chair.
v2
com
muni
tv
sin?inr
sn
was
MinrH
w
w
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRLNCI
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Pabllsbed
Every
Aftemooa.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited.
Third
Avtnue
a.
r
PULLEN
-
.
Macaging-Edltci
SDhSCRimON
KATfca
Ctty
delivery,
by
carrier.
ytrly
penoo,
paid
la
advatxe
Paid
in
advance,
per
we;
.
i
1.-1
CHINESE
ARE
IRRITATING
PEOPLE
-
'
,
Jjt
ChineSu
are
irriiatl'n
People.
They
do
not
know
v
hen
they
are
beaten.
Most
of
their
seaports
are
occu-'
pied
and
the
great
Yangtse
Kiang
River,
the
most
important
waterway
in
the
country,
is
in
the
hands
of
the
enemv.
In
spite
of
this,
the
Chinese
seem
to
think
they
will
dnve
the
Japanese
out
And
thev
may
do
so.
Not
so
many
months
the
ago.
Japanese
landed
ah
SSL
tomethS
Me
three
hundred
thousand
men
in:
houth
China
and
marched
across
to
Canton,
Thev
'occupied
the
city
without
resistance
but
since
they
arrived
the
Chinese
have
closed
around
them
and
it
may
be
difficult
for
them
to
get
out.
Just
now
they
are
not
eating
as.
well
as
they
could
wish,
according
to
common
report,
The:
Chinese
are
not
proving
very
hospitable.
'
v
The
Japanese
also
took
Hankow
and
occupied
it
and'
followed
the
retreating
Chinese
even
farther
into
the
Interior
and
since
that
have
been
driven
back
with
considerable
loss.
,
On
Saturday
we
learned
that
the
elements
were
f
w)t-
river
having
overflowed
and
made
occupation
of
the
country
difficult
On
several
occasions
this
paper
has
stated
that
the
Cheese
retreat
wag
part
of
a
planned
campaign.
We
are
still
inclined
to
think
the
war'
is
being
carried
out
iccord-mg
to
the
original
plan
and
that
these
irritating
Chinese
people
may
yet
make
it
hot
for
the
Invaders.
In
the
meantime
however,
the
Japanese
are
top
men
and,
according
to
all
the
n,ie8
of
the
game,
the
Chinese
should
capitulate.
But
wU
they?
This
is
anew
war
and
is
not
being
fought
according
to
western
rules.
Elmorn
Phijpott
of
Victoria,
who
addressed
the
Can-admn
Club
in
this
citv
in
the
autumn,
does
not
see
how
the
Chinese
can
win.
He
argues
that
such
a
thing
hris
never
been
done
in
the
past
under
similar
circumstances.
But
there
if
always
a
first
timr
fnr
Pl'nfv
nam
fVi?
and
an
Impromptu
play
was
Dre
ented
with
a
cast
consisting
of
Miss
Y.
Hlrano
R.
Nishlo.
S.
Kuwa-hara,
H.
Yamanaeka
and
H.
Hama-sakL
Refreshments
were
served.
tw
-
-.
Not
Good
Deeds
But
True
Spirit
i
This
Is
.Measure
of
Christim
Ser-
vice
Masons
at
First
Presbyter-
lan
Church
Not
only
gcod
deeds
but
the
spirit
that
lies
behind
the-i
is
the
measure
of
Christian
life,
declared
H
O.
Funston,
pastor
of
First
Presbyterian
Chur;h,
at
morning
service
yesterday.
To
those
Imbued
with
the
true
principles
of
Jesus,
anything
in
Christian
service
was
possible,
asserted
Mr
Funston.
Not
quest
for
prestige,
honor
or
wealth
had
actuated
the
disciples
in
following
Jesus.
So
should
It
be
today.
Miss
Molly
Frew
sang
"Away
in
a
Manger,?
Last'evening
members
of
Tsimn-
sen
and
Tyee
Lodges.
A
J".
&
A
A!.,
In
substantial
numbers
attended
First
Presbyterian
Church
service
In
a
body.
It
took
the
form
of
the
annual
Christmas
choral
service,
a
brief
address
appropriate
to
the
occasion
being
liven
by
the
pastor.
Mrs.
S;
D.
.Johnson
san
Th
.
Oift"
as
a
vocal
solo.
J.
A.
Teng
W
took
a
solo
part
in
carols.
Mrs.
E.
-23
J.
Smith
was
soloist
and
choir
ector.
j
Try
a.
Dally
New
want-ad.
ft
inn
Hotel
Arrivals
J
W.
Kirkpatrick
wtu
sail
on
the
Catala
this
afternoon
to
spend
Christmas
in
Vancouver.
Central
Alex
HardJe
and
Mr
and'
Mrs
H.
Neiten.
city;
Mrs.
L.
A.
Pellr-tler
Smithers.
Knox
J
Kristmanson.
Osland;
J.
Mac
leod.
J.
Brown
and
J.
Bratil.
city:
A.
Kristmanson,
Osland:
Harold
M
Enoksen
city:
K
Etnar
and
A.
H
Upaon
Vancouver.
Prince
Rupert
J.
L.
Jenkins,
J.
C.
Taylor.
J
Phillips
and
H.
J.
Penketh,
Van
couver:
H
C.
Halliday.
CXJL;
O
C.
Smith.
Usk.
Royal
A.
Kristmanson
C.
H.
Clark.
J
Klabol.
K.
Zleb?rt
and
R.-
Enock-son.
city:
S.
Kattz.
New
Westminster.
Savoy
ErlkKrick.
Cvna
River;
K.Campbell
and
R
McDonald,
city;
T.
Oo?-nell.
Port
Simpson.
Harold
Macdonald.
son
of
Mrs.
S
D
Macdonald.
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
night
from
;
Vancouver
to
toend
the
Christma
and
New
Year
holldar
season.
He
was
formerly
in
the
Bank
of
Montreal
service
here
but'
for
the
pas'
few
years
has
been
located
In
thi
south.
Jack
Cade
and
Miss
Oeraldlnt
Cade,
son
and
daughter
of
Dr.
anc
Mrs.
J.
p.
cade,
arrived
In
th
city
on
the
Catala
last
night
to
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
saon
at
their
hom
here.
The
former
is
studying
law
In
Vancouver
and"
the
latter
is
atinrt.
J'ng
University-
Bmtsh
Oolumtrtl
KITKATLA
COUNCIL
Election
Takes
Place
After
Lapse
of
ouple
of
Year
Matthew
Hill
is
Chief
colorful
Yuletide
shades
and
the
tea
table
was
covered
with
a
beau-Mful
white
embroldtred
cloth
with
red
candles
and
flower.
'
Mrs.
L
w.
Kergln.
Ma.
Frank
Dlbb,
Mrs.
Robert
Oordon
jind
Mrs.
Lawrence
Lambly
poured
and
renrlteurs
were
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell.
Mrs.
.
O.
.
P
Tinker.
Mrs.
-Btfc
Jsck
Oar-
ur.
Timely
Recipes
SPICE
CAKE
For
a
good
spicy
cake
that
you
want
in
a
hurry,
quick
spice
cake
Is
the
answer.
U
makes
a
delicious
After
ha
vine
b-n
for
the
nasi
nl
Lh
mtsrr
mnrntlmi
dMifrii
two
orthre
years
without
one.
the
and
fits
beautifully
Into
a
baked
native
village
f
Kltkatia
again
has
dinner.
Quick
cakes
such
as
this,
a
council,
the
ejection
of
which
use
an
easy
method
of
mixing.
Dry
was
conducted
at
the
end
of
tht
ingredients,
soft
shortening,
then
week
by
Indian
Agent
W
E.
Colli-1
liquids
go
into
the
Billing
bowl
and
son.
resulting
as
follows:
all
the
twatlng
is
done
at
one
time.
ChW
Councillor
Matthew
H11L
I
a
rapid,
vigorous
beating
Is
need-
Councillors-John
Netaon.
Henr
j
ed
to
blend
the
ingredients.
Beat
Brown
trsurer.
MattMas
Shar
I
for
Just
one
minute
but
make
ever
James
Lewis.
Alfred
Jackson
and
stroke
count.
Wilfrid
Jackson
was
aooolnteJ
recretary
of
council
and
Oeorge
Douglas,
recording
aecreUry.
Ths
constables
for
the
year
are
Solomon
Brown
-chlefi.
Charles
Doug-'as
Jonathan
Hill.
CheMer
Nelson
and
Reuben
Mason
'
Delightful
Pre
'Xmas
"At
Home"
-Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
It.
.Morison
Re.
etived
(her
One
Hundred
Friends
Yctierday
Afternoon
Quick
Spice
Cake
2
cups
sifted
cake
flour
2
teajpoons
double-acting
baking
powder
V
teaspoon
salt
Vt
teaspoon
cinnamon
i
teaspoon
nulme
V
teaspoon
dotes
a
eup
sugar
S
tablespoons
softened
butter
Vd
eup
molasses
2
eggs,
well
beaten
H
cup
milk
Sift
flour
on:e.
measure
add
hat.
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I
FULTON
MEAT
MARKET
Phone
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and
JONES'
FAMILY
MEAT
Phone
IS7
MARKET
m
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VALLEY
L.
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and
MITTON
LEO
of
M0TION-
Per
to.
SUbULOEK
ML'Tr'
e
lbs.
..
MUTloN
CHOPS-3
lbs,
.....
LLOS
Ot
LAMB
Per
tb.
SHOULD
Eit
9t
LAMR
Per
lb.
LOIN
of
LAMB-
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Per
lb.
B:r.F
lng
powedr.
salt,
spices
and
sugsi
12
lbv
ROUND
STEAK
and
sift
together
three
Umes.
Add
i
tt.
KIDNEY
butter
and
molasses.
Combine
eggsMtUMP
ROAST
of
BEP
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
R
Morrison
werr
!
"
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.
re.
At
Home"
to
over
one
hundred
kI""?
"
flimp?nfd:
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;1:nds
at
a
delightful
pre-Christ-
1"
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m'nute.)
nr.
reception
yesterday
aftemoo;
Uo.
-,neh
layer.
r.
tablespoons
butter
4H
tablespoons
strong
coffee
3
cups
sifted
confectioners'
sugar
Dash
of
salt
I
teaspoon
vanilla
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wrappers
50's-50
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Per
lb.
w
POT
ROAST
Per
lb.
'
SIRLOIN
TIP
at
their
home
in
the
Bungalow
Z
mooe
0Ttn
,,7Sr
K
Per
lb.
Court
on
McBride
Street
The
"r"n,
8PrMd
PRIME
HIB
ROLL
rooms
were
pretUly
decorated
with
Soft
.Mocha
Fretting
Per
lb.
,
Per
lb.
.
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OELSL
Per
lb.
:
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DUCKS
9
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I
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jo.
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cutter
to
coifee
and
hat
nMl
tnlruirirx-iiB
rett.
Mrs.
F.
S.
Walton
and
Mr.
U
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k.,.-
toICmCKEN8-
M.
M.
McLtchlan
.T
W
Vtf
lb.
.
..
Frank
Dlbb
looked
after
serving
'"ifi;
refreshmen!J!eL
T,
HOMEMADE
V",
August
WalUn.
who
has
been
on
.
f
2l
li?;"'.
f
MEAT-PtT
lb
win
on
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w
50c
25c
15c
25c
15
c
10c
18c
18c
YOUR
CMItlSTMAS
BAUf.UM
SWIFT
PREMIUM
T
"Kn2k
25c
trio
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
layers,
tops
and
d
of
tin
g
PURE
TOR,C
8AUCV
9P
c
tr
from
the
south
on
the
Catala.
tosh
laverZ
nr.
t
J
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MEAT
2
Um
Per
lb.
'gainers
super:
HAM8
Per
lb
28c
30c
25c
15c
Z3v
33c
Give
A
Kodak
And
Youll
Know
It
s
an
Appropriate
C.ift
For
Paapshots
j
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Our
New
High
S
K
x
8uper
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Wrathall's
Plmto
Kinishine
A
Select
Assortment
or
tox
Chocolates
And
Xmas
Candies
That
Will
Please
You
AH
Rest
Makes
in
Stork
MUSSALLKM'S
CONFECTIONERY
THE
SEAL
'
QUALITY
mm
wn
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
fJ
canning
company
with
an
ta
th
year
ronnd
payroll
l
Prtnca
Rupert
I
Try
a
Dally
News
cloned
aJ'
'
vertlsement
for
best
result