November
28,
1039.
THE
DATLT
NHTS
facte
nvr
i
Vancouver
Woman'
German
homrer
down
in
Denmark
.
h
iff
lets
To
Edmonton
Post
I
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WntartrAnl
x,
r
rc
108
passenger
aboard
r
.
print
eu
Narah
wh.eh
j
from
4:30
to
8:30
lat
.."
j
hbound
from
Skagway
ivf.
Fourteen
passrn-
r
...ht
vessels,
fish
packers
.in
being
free.
steamer
Catata.
Capt
r
ridlay
arrived
In
port
at
morning
from
Stewart,
hT
northern
points
d
u?
1
30
this
afternoon
-ivT
and
waypotnU.
Mlv
Lillian
Thompson
To
He
Secretary
of
Social
Service
In
Alberta
Capital
FCMONTON,
Nov.
23:
CPi
MLM
Lillian
Thomiwin
nf
u.jlced
from
the
Prince
v-r
ha
bn
appointed
se-e.ur
and
six
went
aboard
at
of
the
council
'of
social
services
in
,
Vancouver.
Edmonton.
She
has
been
doing
similar
work
in
Vancomer.
,
R
Elfert.
harbor
master.
...!
to
his
multifarious
!iir
out
of
war
condl-blM
conduct
a
school
for
here
this
winter.
It
in
Friday
and
there
;
i.s(m
Monday,
Tuesday,
and
Thursday
cve-
,
ss
are
open
to
seafarers
!
f
jnsiructHi
In
also
to
candidates
for
ex-
Yuletide
Trees
Give
Royalties
Itrlt'sh
Columbia
Christ
ma
I'lrt
Collect
For
Thl
Year
J"!",,
J?!?.'
mM
army
of
woodsmen
have
In-
sine
muiiuiici
Ur.JJ
vaded
n.i.i.u
-
wiuinutua
iti
iui-
csts
to
begin
the
annual
Job
of
cutting
Christmas
trees,
which
this
year
assumes
the
status
of
a
full-fledged
Industry
under
government
regulation.
For
the
first
time
operators
will
have
to
pay
royalties
of
from
'bc
to
25c
a
tree,
according
to
size,
on
tree?
cut
on
Crown
lands,
while
minimum
wage
regulations
provide
GIFTS
After
having
engaged
in
battle
with
British
warships
otr
the
Norwegian
coast,
two
German
planes
were
forced
down
in
neutral
Denmark
after
three
others
were
shot
down
at
sea
by
the
accuracy
of
the
British
anti-aircraft
guns.
The
wreckage
of
one
of
the
planes,
forced
down
In
neutral
Denmark,
is
shown
above.
85
percent
of
the
workers
with
at
least
4)
cents
an
hour.
I
Last
year
British
Colombia
cut
1,500,000
trees
for
export
alone,
mostly
for
the
United
States.
I
FOR
ALL
THE
FAMILY
Please
look
over
our
list
of
lovely
pieces
of
furniture
that
will
last,
for
the
.Mother,
I)ad
and
Sister
Our
assortment
of
fine
Rifts
larger
than
ever
before.
Quality
and
prices
right.
For
your
best
choice
come
early
while
the
stock
is
complete.
Lay
away!
A
small
deposit
will
hold
until
Christmas
Lovely
Cedar
Chest
She
will
remember
for
all
time
$30
$35
$39
Occasional
Chairs
Flnfl
it'll
4nLn
if
ntpn
in
tito
1nitiii,n
uuii
kwii
n.vmij
tu
1UO
JVlUIL-
f;me
S9
$10
12
m
Spring
Filled
Mattresses
For
Mother's
rest
for
life
518
$24
39-50
$42
Tricycles
Boy
will
enjoy
owning
tricycle,
new
design,
sarnigent
spoke,
ball-bearing
pedal,
free
running,
bicycle
stvlc.
$8
10.50
$13
Doll
Prams
The
little
girl
will
like
a
doll
buggy
for
her
doll.
$5
$6.50
$8
$10
v
Luggage
For
night
cases.
Size
29x20x9,
a
long
trip
case
for
man
or
woman.
$18.00
In
addition
to
the
baggage
have
arrived
large
number
of
twin
sets
for
your
choice.
Come
early
and
lay
away.
A
small
deposit
will
hold
until
Christmas.
Smokers'
Stands
$3
$4
Glass
Table
Lamp
Exceptional
value.
In
Variety
of
designs,
colors
red,
white,
green,
shades
to
match.
$1.50
$3
Just
Arrived
New
Shipment
of
Floor
Coverings
Congoleums,
Linoleums
of
all
descriptions,
patterns
and
sizes
for
the
the
best
choice.
Hundreds
carpets
to
choose
from,
possibly
the
lowest
priced.
300
square
yards
of
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum,
six
feet
wide,
square
yard,
Special
$1.26
Axminster
Carpet
Sale
Seamless
Axminster
carpet.
Size
9x12.
$38.50
$50
$62.50
Size
9x10'
o
jjg
SiZeG'9xU-22.50aml$30
3-piece
Chesterfield
Suite
In
tapestry
cover,
reversible
cushions
Sale
$75.00
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
THIRD
AVENUE
PMNCE
RUPERT
Timely
Recipes
LNGLISII
XMAS
PL'DBING
Here
Is
the
recipe
an
old
English
one
for
a
family-sized
pudding.
It
will
make
two
and
a
half
pounds,
ten
generous
Individual
portions.
Ingredients
4
lb.
bread
crumbs
4
lb.
beef
suet.
2
or-
flour
4
lb.
brown
sugar
2
ounces
mixed
peel,
pinch
salt
l
teaspoon
baking
soda.
Orated
rind
and
Juice
of
half
a
lemon
K
pint
milk
3
eggs
V
lb.
sultanas
4
lb.
raisins
4
lb.
currants
'
oz.
cinnamon
V
ox.
nutmeg
y.
oz.
allspice
,
14
oz.
brandy.
Procedure
Mix
the
dry
Ingredients
togteher
thoroughly,
then
add
the
beaten
I
eggs,
milk
and
brandy,
and
mix
fall
together
thoroughly.
Grease
ln-'side
of
pudding
bowl
or
covered
mould
to
prevent
pudding
from
sticking.
If
pudding
bowl
Is
used,
cover
bowl
with
floured
gauze
Ued
tightly
around
bowl
to
keep
moisture
away
from
pudding.
Boll
the
pudding
for
three
hours.
Heat
I
.thoroughly
before
serving,
then
j'unmould
on
dish
I
of
holly
on
top.
Serve
with
sprig
Hard
Sance
4
lb.
butter
'.4
lb.
powdered
sugaz
Mix
butter
and
sugar
until
Die
mixture
becomes
snow
white;
add
a
few
drops
of
lemon
extract,
ltoll
I
in
wax
DaDer.
dace
in
refrigerator
j
until
hard.
Cut
In
slices.
Serve
slice
i
on
top
of
plum
pudding.
II
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
November
28,
1911
Attempt
to
encircle
Germans
near
Lodz
made
by
Russian
army
In
Poland.
Russians
occupied
Czerno-witz
In
Austrian
province
of
Buko-wlna
and
completed
control
of
Carpathian
mountain
passes
leading
to
Hungary.
The
Seattle
Star
says
that
HAI.
CjS.
Rainbow
met
the
German
cruisers
Lelpslg
and
Nurnberg
off
the
Oregon
coast
and
was
badly
damaged
by
gunfire1
with
many
of
her
crew
Injured.
The
paper
says
that
the
Rainbow
was
towed
to
Victoria
by
the
French
cruiser
Montcalm
which
helped
her
to
escape
from
the
German
raiders.
Allied
war
terms
are
the
destruction
or
the
power
of
German
militarism,
war
Indemnities
that
may
reach
twenty
billion
dollars
dismantling
of
the
German
fleet
and
cession
of
Alsace-Lorraine
and
all
the
German
colonies.
,
i
C.N.R.
TRAINS
For
the
Easfc
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
p.m.
From
the
East
'
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
n
p.m.
Wife's
Pensions
In
U.K.
Forces
Scales
of
Allowances
far
Widows
and
Families,
Also
Disabled
Cases
LONDON,
Nov.
28:
iCP
Under1
siHPPESXfl
This
advertisement
la
not
pubhsnea
01
dis
Control
Beard
or
by
the
Government
oi
Are
Married
On
Sunday
Mohiing
i
Mi
Jessie
Gillis
Becomes
Bride
Of
Francis
John
McGrath
At
Church
of
Annunciation
The
marriage
took
place
quietly
on
Sunday
morning
at
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation,
Bishop
E.
M.
Bunoz
officiating,
of
Miss
Jessie
:
Gillis,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
jj.
3.
Gillis
of
this
city,
and
Fran
cis
jonn
Aicuram,
wno
is
in
me
naval
service
here.
Witnesses
of
the
ceremony
were
Miss
Florence
Gillis
and
A.
Winchcombe.
Later
in
the
day
there
was
a
reception
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
parents
when
the
occasion
was
suitably
celebrated.
La
royal
warrant
for
the
United
HJI
'1
-f..I
Kingdom
fighting
forces
it
is
pro-
lTlall
OCncUUlc
vided
that
soldiers'
widows
wUl
get
a
rate
of
fram
15s
6d
tt.41
to
22s
6d
i$4.95)
weekly,
according
to
age,
with
additions
of
from
Is
6d
(33
cents)
to
7s
Cd
($1.65)
weekly
according
to
the
soldier's
rank.
The
widow
of
a
second
lieutenant
will
receive
90
$400)
yearly.
A
major's
widow
Is
entitled
to
140
($623).
a
colonel
s
200
1(890).
a
major-general's
300
($1,335).
a
field-marshal's
600
($2,670).
Separated
and
"unmarried"
of
ficers'
wives
are
also
eligible
for
pensions,
with
a
maximum
of
90
($4C0)
yearly
for
a
separated
wife
or
50,
($222)
for
an
unmarried
one
Pensions
to
widows
cease
on
Family
allowances
for
soldiers
with
100
per
cent
disablement
are
is
follows
(weekly):
For
a
wife,
5s
($1.10)
;
for
the
first
:hlld,
5s
'$1.10).
second
and
third.
Is
4d
("2
cents)
each:
others,
noth-'
Ing.
I
Allowances
for
dependents,
of
1001
xr
cent
disabled
officers
are'
25
i
year
for
a
wife
and
from
.
10
($440)
to
20
($89)
a
year
for
the
tniiaren.
Women
members
of
the
mililary
orces
receive
slightly
smaller
na.
nents.
Pay
for
total
disablement
ranges
from
22s
6d
($5)
wecJy
for
-lass
V
members
to
150
($667.50)
yearly
for
a
principal
matron
or
nember
with
a
status
above
that
of
najor.
The
lowest
scale
Is
4s
6d
(99
cents)
for
Class
V
and
30
11330)
for
highest
ranks.
Women
tlso
receive
family
allowances.
(Note:
Foregoing
apply
to
United
Kingdom
troops.
The
scales
for
the
Canadian
Active
Service
Forces
are
lot
available.)
Justification
Of
War
Is
Discussed
Was
Subject
of
Japanese
Yount
Teople
At
.Meeting
On
Sunday
At
the
monthly
devotional
meeting
and
fellowship
tea
on
Sunday
afternoon
of
the
Nippon
Young
People's
Association
an
Infnrett.
Ing
discussion
took
place
on
the
subject:
"Is
War
Justified?-
The
subject
of
war
Justification
was
approached
from
the
following
points:
to
aid
anpther
nation,
to
preserve
a
democratic
form
of
government.
tO
extend
tprrlfnnr
onrf
T...vi
114
protect
national
property.
Setsuo
Kuhlwara
was
In
the
chair
and
leaders
In
the
discussion
were
Hlr-
omi
Tanaka,
Joey
Kadonaga,
Miss
Klyo
Suehlro
and
Miss
Isama
Mat-sumoto.
After
the
discussion
tea
was
enjoyed.
FRESH
SHRIMPS
Boat
W.S.L.
Daily
at
4
p.m.
TROTIER'S
DOCK
For
ttie
Easrt
Monday,
Wednesday,
and
Friday
,
Wednesday
5
pjn.
Myed
bynhe
Liquor
British
Colombia.
!TAI
PING"
BENEFIT
I
OCEAN
FALLS,
Nov.
23
A
benefit
concert
and
dance
lor
the
captain
and
crew
oJ
the
trans
pacific
Junk
Tal-Pig
were
sponsored
by
the
Canadian
Legion,
the
Women's
Auxiliary
supplying
refreshments.
The
program
included
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
Dixon,
G.
Reid
and
Miss
Margaret
Hughes,
a
celh
solo
by
Mr.
Ryfleld,
a
novelty
danc
by
three
little
girls
from
Mrs.
Potterton's
school
and
cockney
recitations
by
Mrs.
Alnsworth
In
khaki.
Captain
Anderson
gave
a
lively
account
of
his
trip
acrossthe
Pacific
at
the
end
.of
jvbichjie
and
his
crew
were
reduced
to
one
meal
of
boiled
rice:
a
day.
They
had
lust
decided
to
eat
the
cat
and
dog
when
land
was
sighted.
He
gave
credit
to
his
Scandinavian
crew
for
their
patience
and'loyalty
under
all
difficulties.
Mrs.
Anderson
sooke
of
the
hum-
From
the
East
.nrnn
aenwt
nf
th
frin
flnnllw
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
(relating
how
she
came
ashore
at
Saturday
11.00
p.ra
j
Ocean
Falls,
dressed
in
"my
hus-
For
Vancouver
.band's
lonz
undernants.
with
a
Tuesday
,
12:30
noon
skirt
over
them
and
my
night-Thursday
10.15
pjn
dress
over
that"
Friday
9:30
pjn
,
The
Tal-Ping
has
been
refloated
November
6.
17
and
27
.
4
pjn.
and
towed
to
Ocean
Falls
for
re-From
Vancouver
:
pairs
after
which
the
intrepid
8unday
4
pj.
voyagers
propose
to
continue
their
10
ajn.
Journey
to
Seattle.
EMBARRASSING
f
ct
rmbarrtltiog
to
cough.
Get
Smith
uruenrn
Cough
Drops
lor
soothing
relief.
(Mack
or
MeotboL)
Only
1C.
St
SMITH
BROS.
COUGH
DROPSs
QUALITY
Counts
in
Coal
For
Furnace
Or
Heater
,
Radiator
Or
Circulator
Buy
Bulkley
Valley
COAL
Lamps
&
Lanterns
Coleman
Gas
Lamps
give
abundant
clear
Wherever
you
need
plenty
of
dependable
light
for
the
home.
Easy
outdoor
light
usq
Colc-on
the
eyes.
man
Lanterns.
Mantles
Generators
Shades
For
Sale
by
.,
I
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
Co,
Ltd.
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bant
Hid.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
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DAIRY
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