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You
Are
Considering
Slippers
for
Xmas
Gift
Buy
Them
Now
While
Sizes
Are
Complete
Qur
range
of
slippers
in
every
department
is
the
finest
quality,
variety
and
styled
in
the
latest
fabrics.
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f
Paris
Maid
Slippers
Steel
Arched
TOOT
GUARDS"
For
Women
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WELTS"
For
Men
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to
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store
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Friday.
December
8,
1939.
EDITORIALS
GROW
POTATOES
It
has
been
suggested
to,
us
that
we
should
advocate
growing,
potatoes
on
vacant
lots
in
order
to
make
sure
of
a
food
supply
in,
case
the
war
continues.
The
idea
would
be
a
good
one
if
the-lots
could
be
cultivated
wkhay
'amount
of
effort.
A
few
of
the
lots
havS
Tbeen
rea-sonable
tramnerl
until
ttiov
1
....l
.ve
"e?n
-
w.w
wu
JO
6
muii.
man
mosi
peop
e
imag
ne;
Those
who;
have
never
tried
cultivating
in
Prince
Rupert
can!
not
imagine
how-
difficult
it
is
to
dig
up
even
half
a
lot
Many
have
done
it
andothen
woll
do
ft
but
iUs
no
Jobto
be
undertaken,
except
by
a
man
who
has
strong
arms
arrt
a
By
all
means
grow
potatoes.
The
crop
is
assured
if
the
grower
has
the
will
to
do
the
work.
J2
.50
3-00
9.00
02
25
MUCH
OVEKIJATED
COUNTRY
j
The
progress
of
the
war
in
Finland
indicates
that
thef
military
strength
of
Russia
has
been
very
much
overrated.
The
system
of
oppression
that
has
been
carried
out
there
is
such
as
to
depress
the
people
and
they
have
no
heart
to
fight
They
have
little
to
fight
for.
We
look
back
with
a
good
deal
of
appreciation
to
the
i
time
when
the
Russian
army
saved
Europe
from
the
Ger-!
mans.
Later
we
hoped
great
things
from
the
Russian
rev
j
olution
for
njany
people
felt
that
the
Russian
people
had
i'
in
them
to
make
something
of
the
country.
Then
camr
the
gradual
growth
of
a
despotism,
more
cruel
and
ruthless
than
anything
Russia
ever
had
in
the
past
!
Tedair
the
country
is
anything
but
prosnerous.
The1
people
are
poorly
fed,
poorly
clad
and
badly
housed.
Uji-
1
der
Oiwe
afeditfcns
it
cannot
be
expected
that
they.would
1
be
good
fighters.
i
"
WHAT
WILL
RUSSIA
DO?
It
looks
to
us
as
if
Russia
is
bound
to
fight
the
de-mocracies
sooner
or
later.
They
have
been
so
aggressive
j
that
even
if
Finland-is
overcome
some
country
is
bound
to
dispute
their
right
to
general
overlordship.
Now
that
they
have
shov.
n
that
they
are
not
as
formidable
as
might
i
have
seemed,
nobody
is
dreading
a
Red
attack.
I
wnat
a
pity
it
is
that
the
Scandinavian
countries
could
not
have
got
together
and
formed
a
mutual,
pact
for
defence
of
their
countries.
With
all
united,.
Russia
would
not
have
dared
try
to
rob
Finland
of
her
nickel
mines
Even
as
it
is
she
may
never
get
them.
It
looks
as
if
the
Communist
that
Russia
woultftrv
to
force
Roumania
newspaper
into
a
treat"
announced
was
reflecting
the
wish
if
not
the
intention
of
the
Kremlin
It
is
possible
it-was
an
attempt
to
get
the
world
rracHnn
to
such
a
move.
Russia
will
move
against
Roumania
if
"he
thinks
she
can
get
away
with
it.
If
the
opposition
is
too
SSfiSi
SinSnd8'ft
MUCh
'
"
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-
.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.
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i
Hi
'
Pr.dav
r.
Panthers
Win
School
Soccer
Acronoit
while
th
el
r
snn
weiuht
i
but
seventy-five
pounds
and
aee
ten
years.
The
teams
were
W
2
1
0
D
1
2
3
L
1
1
1
FOR
SALE
F
3
4
1
Final
Game
of
First
Round
in
Bor-
den
Strel
League
End
in
Draw
place
and
Wild
Cats
bringing
up
SUIkin
the
rear.
Skinner
Strang
wind
hamnered
the
Pun.
Connell
thers
passing;
system
in
yesterday's
SandeU
game
and
caused
a
number
of
mU-
Wi
there
kicks.
Tom
Yamarrwitn
mm
9
iiwvp
Stearic
Wild
Cat
JJmm
Oien.
John
,
A
3
3
2
BOXING
And
WRESTLING
Main
Event
Wrestling
STAX
NELSON
of
the
Canadian
Scots
vs.
FRANK
FOLGER
of
Prince
Rupert
UQOS::
HALL.
Saturday
8:30
Admtaion
$1.00
and
50c
Student,
25c
CUssBtD
FOB
8ALEUSeven-room
house
with
furnace.
Two
lots
oh
cornet,
703
Fulton
Street.
(287)
FOIV
SALE
-t
1925
2-3-ton
Nash
with
6x9
dump
body
and
powerful
hojst;
good
coridlUan.
I
1937
u-ton-
panel
delivery-
Interna-
tlonal.
A-Lshape.
price
verv
rea-
'
sonable.
Apply
National
Motors.
(287)
FOB
SALE-Store
fixtures,
mlr.
rors
and-
cash
register.
Annettes,
next
Bulkley
Market.
(2S9)
.FOUND"
FOUND
Key,
also
leather
purse
.containing
key
and
small
sum
of
money.
Apply
Dally
News.
tf.
LOST
LOST
Dark
brown
Handbag
with'
money
and
receipts
between
7th
Ave.
East
via
dry
dock"
road'
'to
4th
Ave;
East.
Phone'
Blue
326;
Reward.
(8)
r-r-sr..
JJEW
CENTRAL
HOTEL
AjNNEX
Second
Avenue
'
'Housekeeping
Apartments
,
Hot
Water
Heated)
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
(Central,
Hotel)
BANKERS
of
strength
for
Uie
Panthers
on
the
Handicap
full
back
line
Capt
Carl
Johnson
TH
led
the
fomnrd
line
on
several
at-
n-S.
and
T.O,
tacits.
a.
Finn
eust
of
wind
di-
a
farted
his
best,
shot
of
the
time,
a
Hehwd
drive
to
the
upper
corner
of
the
T1
eoaL
Mcintosh
-
nua
Mip,
were
unan'e
la
new
7.
their
best
team
until
the
seeend
fandJftP
-
half
and
thus
lost
the
advantage
of
hivlnr
having
th
the
aHnrf
wind
.1
at
tK.l.
their
backs.
Home
Oil
One
of
the
reona
for
small
-
.
.
'
core
in
the
Junior
jrames
Lc
un-
f.001"""
doubtedJv
that
the
boys
are
using
Jn.Z
..11
.1
i
,
-
.
.
.
"""in
iuu'moh
put
viuv
nein
at
K1-i
Handicap
Total,
2
Rnfcn
.
Hume
Thompson.
Jlro
Akazi.
Sonny
Mar-
r,r,d
tlnson.
Sonny
Boulter.
Walter
Long-
M-IUn
will.
Dvid
Stevens.
PHrtle
Ciecone
Trirr
caotaim.
Don
Hv-..
K-no
Handicap;
Kdano"i
and
Jnhn
Rfrand
with
1.-1.
T
Robert
McArthur
as
snar.
'
panthers
Buddv
Morris.
Rurtriv
n,v
BeesJey.
Tom
Yamamoto.
Cliariu
Currie.
Carl
Johnson.
Frank
Hlng-
Hcm
OH
ston.
Glen
Olsen.
Bohbv
niirri.
r.
ucuikc
iwioowaKi.
u)uis
SDrrenu
---
,
and
Jim
Ladlcos.
""""TTr"-
"
The
league
sUndlns
for
the
Hrst
..
Da,,T
aJrl5nt;
m
Psnther?-
Ti'ers
Wild
Cats
ure-
in
hrin
1
13
1M
111
m
20
91
991
I
w.
102
26
103
134
274
735
1
213
112
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VISITORS
Welcome
To
Prince
Rupert
Muss!Iem's
Economy
Store
FRESH
CUDIMDC
OIlIVliTir
Boat
W.S.L.
Daily
at
4
p.m.
TROTIER'S
DOCK
COAL
Gram
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
51
and
531
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
X?LKO.?
i
IN
LEAD
Defeated
Home'Oil
in
Hoalinf
Malkins
Win
Over
Slsnaller
-
Banker
staled
at
the
top
of
the
Wild
Cats
and
Panthers
fought
Fve
Pin.
Baw(ng
Leatue
a
scoreless
draw
yesterday
to
day
night
by
winnin
tiro
rames
to
wind
up
the
first
round
of
the
Bar-
one
oTer
Home)
Oil
whttt
In
the
den
Street
Football
Leauue.
Of
the
tend
fixtunn
of
the
evenln
Msl-
fonr
games
in
the
round
the
Pan-
kinr
won
Uoto-one
over
DX3S
and
141
in
199
91
9?l
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127
135
168
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4
15
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Fancy
Red
Soclteye
I'XNK
SEAL
finest
H.
PinkSalnion
backed
by,
the.
only
salmon
cannlnr
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert
1-1
0"
170
jo.
8'
Pit
5
2
2
1
th
Dalh
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5
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3
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5
This
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i
not
f
thers
won
two.
drew
one
and
k
T.O.
Hume
of
Bankers
had
hteh
one.
thus
finishing
on
top
in
the
average
scar-
for
the
rwUn-p-118.
no
TCI
A
ddmj
a
i
e
MU
1
standing
with
Tigers
in
second
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scerln
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VALS
3
140
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R.
lloore.
T
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A
McMarUn.
R.
Dunlop,
Mrs.
L
a
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warner,
Mrs.
E.
Eby
and
Miss
Kath-
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ana
h.
oianzer
ShlrieT:
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S74
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Deneen
and
Mr.
and
Mr.
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J.
F
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Mrs
134
P-
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Pacific;
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by.
Vaneouver;
Mrs.
J
w.
Henke
U4
and
Mks
Virginia
Keefe.
FraneoU
87
Lake:
Mrs.
P
IL
King.
Inverne.
274
M
Loper.
Fort
St.
James:
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Head.
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Head
and
Mrs
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ll,
ward.
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E.
HarrU
and
Mrs.
Hashi-
149.moto.
Sketna;
Mrs.
C.
6.
Pogson
m
fiM
Dorothy
Pogson
and
R
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151
Moore,
Port
Easlngton;
Wlillam
181
Bugg.
New
Hazelton.
19
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or
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ror
lite
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Monday.
Wednesday,
and
Friday
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leen
Downey.
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Tuesday
Thursday
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TUeday
7
XMAS
SALE
Bring
Joy
To
Your
Home.
Buy
Furniture
for
Christmas,
vuciuuiio
J
Vf
HasXbeddl!ldrt,,al
PCnH
'nt
hriiC
lcd
5
compartment
.
.
.
545.00
SludiO-
LoUIlfrn
Plllla
nn(
fn
f-
double
bed.
Q-fl
q
fi?A
Bargain
price
?AODU
Radios
Westinghousc
11-tubc
Radio
In
Jwr
splendid
condition.
Ci
Q
PZfi
w
Bargain
price
tjF
!.$
DU
Victor
Battery
Set
5
tubes.
1038
model.
A
real
Q-i
)
n
snap
?Awv
ers
and
smart
vanity
cage.
2-piece
set
uiausione
nacs
l
owhKi.
China
Cabinet
Large
size;
Bargain
price
.
Stoves
i
:f
UK
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
'
,
"u
Strday
11.00
p
m
"IL?0""
Chlr,olt
For
Vancouver
Deeewber
15
and
.
t.
Tuesday
ua9
noon
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pjn
uwrawr
7
and
18
From
VanrooTrr
ouraay
4
-
4
Pm-
Prom
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n
m
.
w
vwneir
,0am
"
.
4
pm
Dejemfeesr
14
and
30
ajn
For
Stewart
and
Trentlcr
7
Pin.
Wednesday
,
pM
rrom
Slewart
and
rremler
DecciBbor
7
aiu:
WHEAT
fltlCES
NEW
YORK
Di-r
h
a
t
were
pa.ru,;.
Vfiy
eltMlng
at
M
irk
were
up
v,r
t
eember
at
8V
s
,
$18.50
Slightly
Used
Oil
Burning
Cabinet
Heater
w
Latest
kVk
tvne.
QtZ(
Bargain
price
it
ft
anv
man
would
Ik-
04
O
((
A
that
tiiat
ai
proud
id
$10.00
i
to
have
j
1
c-Con8istinB
f
,,utfrt
T
556.50
jj
2
If
ft
Used
Furniture
At
Bargain.
Trices
for
Quick
Selling
A
V
..IID.IIII
17
ft
Good
Cheer
Cirrnlntnr
Heater
-Fr
1
burning
coal
or
wood.
COO
fl
0
Bargain
price
6
ff
tpfc....
$27.50
1
3
I
'3?
Atkins
Crosscut
Saw
SJ
6
feet
in
length
Hardware
$5.50
0
.
2
Bird
Cage
Three
perches,
swing
and
two-opal
seed
p
QQ
Coleman
Table
Iainp
Complete
with
shade
.
.
Carpet
Sweeper
Uissel
$5.00
;
Stanley
Level
Metal.
t5.U
Aft
V
18-inch
size
$2.00
EUCS
FURNITURE
THIRD
AVENUE
PRINCE
RUPERT