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SLIPPERS
School
Dramatic
Received
Society
is
Well
A
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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PR1KCI
RCPKKT
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BRJI1SH
COLUMBIA
Every
Afterooan,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Neva.
Limited,
Third
Avtnue
H.
r
PULLEN
Uanaglna-Edltot
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
r
ChtnUttoiu
Friday.
December
9,
1938.
A
SIWASH
'
VILLAGE
HI
tl
j
1
Hitler
is
a
socialist
in
that
he
ricidl
v
controls
industry
l
and
profit?.
Fdiif
qtioh
bv
the
state
for
the
state
is
a
ver'
important
part
of
his
plan
just
as
in
Russia.
CbildrPn
?
are
taught
to
believe
in
the
invincible
power
of
the
Gor
0
man
nation
and
not
even
Christian
teaching
is
to
take
the
j!
place
of
this.
The
churches
are
being
gradually
excluded
from
German
education..
.
Sj?
Foreirn
policy
as
laid
down
in
"Mein
Kapinf"
is
tv
w
of
force.
All
Oernans.
pn
matter
where
located,
rrmst
c-
5
operate,
If
they
do
not
thev
are
not
Germans,
Thi
m
plies
the
annexation
of
all
Germart-speaking
people.
Hif-
&
Ipv
haa
nrnmod
not
to
interfere
with
the
Germans
in
W
Switzerland.
Italv.
Alsace
or
Poland.
But
Hitler's
prpm-
5
i?es
have
seldom
been
kept.
His
policy
is
that
nature
w
knows
no
political
frontiers
.and
that
mankind-grew
trrenf
in
eternal
conflict.
In
eternal
nepce
mankind
perishes,
The
hok
indicates
that
.Hitler
looks
to
Russia
an1
M
her
neitrhhors
for
territory.
Within
a
century
there
must
be
not
piVhtv
million
Germans
in
Europe
but
t'o
hundred
f
and
fiftv
millions
antUhey
must
not
be
"pooped
pp
as
fac-
torv
workprs."
The
soil
will
be
acoiiired
by
the
svprd.
S
France
is
looked
upon,
as
a
country
that
must
come
iii
on
the
final
reckoning.
She
is
"the
irreconcilable
arch-en-
$
emy."
Great
Britain
and
Italv
are
to
be
friends
but.
the
If
Three
Tery
entertaining
playlets
uicsi
uoi5ns
in
mac
ana
atBrci
the
pre
-Christmas
pro-
Silver
and
all
Silver.
High
and?2jrara
of
the
pupils
ol
Booth
Msm-
C?
crUl
Juar
and
8mor
Hlh
Sehoel
Low
Heels.
By
"Marine-.
Just
Arrived.
Priced
from
S3.45
S5.00
Buy
Your
Xmas
Slippers
Now
While
Sixes
Are
Complete.
Our
Range
is
Complete
In
Every
Department
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
flied
and
appreciative
audience
in
iS'the
auditorium
of
the
school
last
H
35!
night
The
students
taking
part
r
1
in
we
piays
acquuiea
meauxivti
st
5
I
out
for
the
second'
presentation
to-i
night.
jfo
j
The
first
of
the
three
playlets
en-titled
"
The
Dispatch
Goes
Home
"
If
if
depicted
a
plot
to
assassinate
a
2?
I
British
government
representative
'in
on
lroK!n
fltv
tha
Mtnv
nf
fiS
$3
j
the
scene
being
a
surprise
foiling
of
m
5
the
conspiracy.
John
Good
played
r
I'
the
part
cf
the
British
reprasenta-
r
Uve:
Faith
King,
his
nervous
wife:
ft
Bob
capsuck,
a
treacnsrous
Arab
igiilsed
hero
of
the
piece
E.
R,
M.
fe
g
pupll5
put
story
of
a
family
which
had
lost
Its
r
joriunes
out
was
visiiea
oy
a
rairy
godmother
on
Christmas
Eve.
The
f
youngsters
taking
part
In
this
piece
H
put
themselves
right
Into
it
and
W
proved
very
entertaining.
Under
tyj
direction
of
Miss
Joyce
Edgecumbe
and
Miss
Eva
Cavalier,
they
were
ft
'Mav
Skinner.
Geonre
McAfee.
Molh?
2?
iFrew.
Irene
Nordan,
Dorothy
Mc-
Leod,
Nora
McCaffery,
Margaret
f
1
m
j
-
s
ft
Pure
Silk
Flat
Crepe
Princess
Slips
Bill
ext.
Jund
embroidered
top.
JQQ
Ea;h
Pure-Silk
Satin
Pant.cs
Hand
embroidered
ln'tea
rose,
white
O-f
ff
and
blue.
Each
Silk
PantJe
Sets
French
lace
trimmed.
Pintie
and
brassier
Sizes
Q1
Of)
VXVU
smaH.
medmm
and
large.
Set
were
other
things
in
life
than
mere"U
ladylike
deportment.
Miss
Helen
Foster
Husoy.
president
of
the
Docdor
played
the
part
of
the
head-1
DramaUe
Society,
took
a
leading
mistress
while
the
winsome
girl
part
in
connection
with
the
preset!
-
I
students
were
Jean
Cameron.
Betty
tatlon
cf
the
plays.
Peter
Allen
wa?
Borland,
Ethel
Knutsen,
Magnhild
stag
managed
with
Ken
Schubert
Storseth.
Amy
Armstrong.
Audrey
'in
charge
af
lighting
and
Miss
Irene
GOOD
WHISKY
WHITE
HORSE
contumes.
Watkinson
and
Nancy
BrepnerHcdson
Hcdson.
with
Betty
VllkmsonrpTayfnT
4h
-
T
rart
of
J.,
miM
I.
Tl'-.l
nirtlrn
'J
l
t--.
a
vs
.
-
'
A
Miss
Olivia
Mouat.
j
CPil.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide.
'
2?
Drrlng
Intermissions
thr
was
Capt.
Henry
'Anderson,
arrived
In
piano
music
by
Miss
Lois
Judee
an
i
port
at
2:15
this
afternoon
fr?m
jj
btss
Frances
Moore
Elmer
Per-
the
south
and
will
sal
at
10
p.m
M
kins
played
cornet
solos
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
S
WHITESHORSE
IUI
SCOTCH
WHISKY
Christmas
GOOD
LU
GOOD
GOOD
HEALTH
WISHES
This
aaverUiement
u
not
puoilsiiea
or
displayed
by
th
Liquoi
Onntrol
Board
Cr
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
.sssssflslkssw
.
'rr.
Ladies'
Printed
Itaysuedf
NIht(ont
Assorted
colors.
Sixes
small,
04
Afl
,
u
...
iarne.
Eash
Ox.UU
Hosiery
Orient
IteautLSkln
Hove-
Crepe
and
..iiicn
finish.
Full
fashioned
When
you
buy
Orient
you
buy
Quality.
Each
pair
packed
in
attractive
gift
q
nrv
box
Pair
?1.UU
"nd
nrturJenM7n
,
the
first
public
prtsenUUon
by
thi
oer
Canadian
National
Railway
men
girls'
school
conducted
tJZl
!
!
5-
High
School
Dramatic
Society.
Northland
....
TransporUUon
.....
Co'smo-
"
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by
J
a
very
Childrcn'v
Itayon
Silk
Hires
1
to
6
year
1
pairs-
tot
for
NaHiinn
Lnrw
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n.
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1
1
TlUCn
U
Ui
IW'Hill
r
.
--
ranee
Kupert
people
will
not
consider
it
worth
their
ft
tuallv
'X
ZZSZrZZ
hrousht
tn
thai
!I?J:an
tVir
auditorium
available
for
its
ac-
while
to
be
angry
at
Dr.
Telford
for
calline
Prince
Rupert
a
Siwash
village.
Had
it
come
from
any
one
whom
people
take
seriously
it
would
have
been
different.
MEIN
KAMPF
Wp
hay
hf.n
aed
what
is
I'Meiittkampf."
In
may
we
say
it
is
the
new
German.
Bible,
a
bpok
by
Adolph
Hitler
while
he
was
in
jail
as
a
We
have
not
been
able
to
read
this
book
because
it
is
not
published
in
English
although
there
are
English
edi-
j
tions
containing
about
one
third
of
the
original.
The
:
outstanding
theme
is
that
Germans
.have
a
mission
to
j
nominate
the
world.
"Mein
Kampf"
means
"My
Struggle."
It
is
the
text
book
for
all
Germans
and
all
are
expected
to
read
it.
It
expresses
a
belief
in
the
ascendancy
of
the
Aryan
race
i
and
particularly
of
the
German
Nordics.
According
to
it
!
the
Aryan
race
must
be
kept
pure,
Intermarriage
with
1
other
races,
especially
Jews,
is
a
sin.
!
Anothci
important
point
laid
down
in
the
book
is
that
!
the
Germans
must
io
back
to
the
original
princiole
of
government
which
is
to
have
a
freely-elected
leader
who
is'
to
be
all
powerful.
That
implies
the
wrongfulne?s
of
western
democracy-
Parliamentarism
is
absurd.
The
dpo-cratic
mass-idea
is
wrono;.
The
leader
once
chosen
must
do
as
he
pleases
although
"only
the
hero
is
qualified
fdr
the
task."
From
this
we
deduc
that
Hitter
a
Vro
The
peoole
will
obey
the
will
of
the
leader,
partly
because
he
will
compel
them
to
do
so
and
partly
because
he
will
control
all
means
of
nroDaganda.
the
newspaper,
the
book,
the
wireless,
the
platform
and
the
pulpit.
These
means
of
propaganda
will
show
the
people
thpt
he
is
-inrht.
Hitler
says
that,
"by
the
skilful
and
sustained
use
of
propaganda,
one
can
make
a
people
see
even
Heaven
as
Hell
or
the
most
wretched
life
as
Paradise."
No
opposition
arid
no
criticippi
can
be
allowed
in
the
state.
In
carrying
out
this.
Hitler
seems
to
be
acting
just
similar
to
Stalin
in
carrying
out
the
dictatorship
of
the
proletariat.
"
WUliams,
Is
due
in
port
tonight
hr
w
lhls
district,
breaking
hji
from
Alaska.
After
discharging,
she
back
by
a
fall
from
a
pole
In
Van-will
continue
her
voyage
to
Seattle
couver
h
m
I
Have
Just
Came
From
the
rRVf?nor5i
Ann
NOVRI
TY
SHOP
1
Tiere
they
have
the
newest
things
the
things
that
really
make
Christ
mas,
v?
i
Christmas
Specials
3
MacKenzie's
Furniture
20
English
Design
Doll
CarriagesIn
four
different
colors
and
diirerent
sizes.
CO
flA
to
Each
.sssssV-chGo
SjiUfUU
Rocker
Chairs
In
Wicker
Splendid
for
a
child
U
up
to
six
years.
Each
S4.50
$2.25
H
Phone
775
Jrd
Avenue
KIIJDIISI
KIDDIES.'
Give
the
Kiddies
the
Treat
of
Their
Lives
With
a
Visit
to
Toyland
KAIEN
HARDWARE
i
i
democratic
system
is
a
puzzle
to
the
writer
of
the
book.
3gl4glgtigi
1
(
Cuff
Panties
S1.00
Ladies'
Printed
Hayon
Silk
Panties,
a.
sotted
color.
04
nn
Ol.UU
ChUdrtn's
Kayon
Silk
Pyjamas-cr
Buttercup;
Robin
Red,
New-
Q4
aa
rose
and
Ice
Blue.
S
to
12
years
Ladies'
Rayed
Pyjamas
Au
ort,
all
sixes
??S,eSSf'
ZiUa
Shennan
at
the
opening,
welcoming
the,
With
one
carload
of
fish
fronv
Word
has
been
received
In
the
ana
Manon
Aiarcn.
.--)r-
that
thii
ilKetchlkan
for
tranishlnment
Pit
-
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.....
The
hnftl
nf
Miriam
ri
pnrt.
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v.
r.
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a
lormcr
une
man
of
Government
Telegraphs
it
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FOR
$l.O0T
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J
FRASER
&
PAYNE'S
re
offering
on
Saturday
the
following
gift
items
in
Lingerie
Its
only
through
quantity
buying
direct
from
5
Beautiful
Silk
Satin
Princess
Slips
Bit
cut
scalloped
trim.
1,00
the
manufacturers
that
we
can
offer
such
values.
Genuine
Kaysuede
lthtomers
and
Panties
With
motif
trim
In
tea
rose
Q1
HO
and
white
2
for
?X.UU
n
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A
ft
ft
A
ft
A
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ft
m
A
ft
ft
ft
h
A
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ft
FULTON
MEAT
MARKET
Phone
It)
and
JONES'
FAMILY
MEAT
'
MARKET
Phone
S1
Shoulder
Mutton
1
lbs.
-3tutton
Chops
3
Jb.
.
,,,,
...
U(ol
Mattt
Whenever
I
go
there
I
want
to
buy
per
m.
almost
everything
I
see.
IS
Why
Don't
You
All
Drop
In
and
Talk
Over
Your
Christmas
Problems
with
Mrs.
Dowth-er
and
MU
Watson
ft
Shoalder.Vea
4
lbs,
VWtl
vllOp
2
lbs.
JlrUin
Mleak
3
lbl
2
Ibv
Round
Slrak
and
2
bunfhes
Carrot
i
Pot
Roast
nf
Per
lb.
.
Short
Ribs
Beef
T-BonrRoasl
per
lb'
Romp
Roast
Iteef
Per
lb.
Sirloin
Tip
Ptr
tin
"
u,
gnouiaer
Mra
nrei
2
lbs.
.
Loin
Pork
Chops
Per
lb.
Shoulder
Pork
Per
lb.
.
Ayreshlre
Bacon
Ptr
lb.
u.
'
iel
Shortenlnt-
2
IPS.
'Fresh'
Killed
Chicken
Per
ib.
50c
50c
20c
50c
35c
50c
50c
10c
25c
20c
15c
18c
25c
25c
18c
25c
25c
30c
Give
A
Kodak
And
Vou'll
Know
It's
a"
Appropriate
(il'l
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Snapshots
at
Night
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