Ki
.'1-0'
Drremtw
82,
JJB9.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
she
boards
the
evacuees
for
$2
a
THE
KING
INSPECTS
HIS
TROOPS
IN
FRANCE
Evacuees
Keep
week
each.
C-ne
"of
the
boys.
a
zed
12,
said
this
was
a
typical
day's
Cupboard
Bare
menu.
f..
Breakfast
Bread
nd
baiter
with
Jam,
porridge,
.-.two
bstted
t
FARMERS
HE
SAYS
"BECAUSE"
Become
thil
fragrant
Old
Visginia
Fine
Cut
it
cut
extra
(me
to
roll
a
trimmer,
tidier
cigoretle
with
a
flavour
your
laite
will
love
to
linger
on
.
.
.
and
became
this
cigarette
tobacco
hai
something
on
them
all
when
it
comes
to
mildnew
ond
fragrance
-it
hai
first-puff
satisfaction
that
proves
real
quality.
It
will
really
pay
you
to
try
Old
Virginia
Fine
Cut
the
mellowest,
most
satisfying
tobacco
you
ever
tucked
into
a
cigarette
paper.
Particularly
if
you
use
the
best
papers,
Chontecler"
or
"Vogue."
Package
10F
b.
Tin
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HumiJor
Pouch
15
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PREMIERS
TrU
(
Canada's
Provincial
Heads
Have
Deep
Intereat
In
Agriculture
TTA'VA,
Dec
22:
CP
-Cana
ls
..jw
lias
three
provincial
vtct-
premiers
whose
funda-
pcrsonal
Interests
lie
the
soil
of
the
good
earth.
T
i;rw
premier
of
Quebec.)
"
Au
.jtrd
Oodbout.
has
long
yyt
,
ax
a
practical
farmer
t.
1
"
Yarmouth
township
onion
jti
Premier
Mitchell
Hepburn
"
Oc
ar
3
is
famed
throughout
':
Doraj;.ii
Bat
f
rmrr-premlerhlr
re
not
ncnnw
ione
to
the
populous
in-
c
'U.
rovinces
of
central
Ca-udi
.
;
Manitoba
there
U
Pre-
r
'-tt
i
Bracken,
who
has
been
il
f
the
Liberal
government
"if
y.net
1922
and
before
that
u
present
of
the
Manitoba
itdi
College.
rvT.:rr
oodbout
lectured
in
t-jii
'.osbandrv
at
the
nrotln-
tgr.r
uliurnl
college
at
8te.
A:.
::!
&,
ia
pocatlere.
where
he
s
educated,
and
served
as
mln-
''
of
agriculture
In
the
Tas-l"rftt
government
from
IMO
to
A
luvtr
of
fine
livestock,
he
atains
a
noteworthy
herd
of
1',Je
on
his
modern
farm
at
'V
ighsburg.
Ouebec,
where
he
rptrtmenU
with
the
latest
de-
'IV'
Premier
Heoburn
Ukes
pride
In
i
rarlan
heritage
ond
llsU
his
api'ion
in
the
parliamentary
nlain
farmer
;
unviable
record
in
practical
JttRitcfiittfkn
DEHMS
For
generations
&Z3SL
2G
oz.
10
oz.
.
Unmindful
of
the
murf
:ta
may
be
seen
in
this
picture
King
George
is
shown
as
he
Inspected
his
troops
on
the
Weste;x
Fr
m:
His
Majesty
spent
several
hours
in
the
trenches
with
the
trdops.
after
Journeying
to
France
on
a
British
destroyer
PRACTICAL
FINANCING
CHRISTMAS
BY
ERRORS
EDINBURGH,
Dec.
22:
CP
Shoppers
Crowd
Stores
Picking
Up
Luxurious
necessity
of
the
war
Is
a
new
kind
of
sausage
made
of
venison.
Prank
Wallace,
derrr
controller
for
Scotland,
has
announced
a
supply
of
10.000
stags
in
Scottish
forests.
Wollen4
and
Shoes
As
tiiru
Before
Prices
Kise
By
DILYS
THOMAS
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON,
Dec.
22:
(CP)
Despite
wartime
conditions
'stores
In
the
TENNYSON
SALE
West
End
of
London
are
crowded
NEWPORT.
We
of
Wight,
Dec.
lhMe
day
with
hordes
of
eager
22:
1
CP
1
The
estate
of
Alfred,
shoppers.
Lord
Tennyson.
Victorian
poet,
Anar
rom
Buying
Crlrfetmas;
bought
with
the
proceeds
from
the
8t
hoppers
are
taking
advan-i
sale
of
"Maud"
has
been
put
up
uKe
of
obtaining
all
kinds
of
use-for
sale
by
the
trustees
of
his
son.
u
before
prices
rise.
Coun-
a
famous
cricketer.
displaying
woollen
underwear
for
men
and
women
at
bargain
DAYTIME
BLACKOUT
P8
are
crowded
with
people
SOUTH
MIMMS.
Eng
.
Dec.
22:
kytng
In
stocks
for
the
future.
CP-Neon
lights
In
the
daytime
Practical
gifts
are
popular
this
are
banned
here,
and
Arthur
Big-
Christmas
with
stockings
and
shoe5
foremost.
Prices
In
shoe
hell,
garage
owner,
was
fined
five
are
ihlinngi
Ml
111
for
lighting
a
ii
foot
neon
sign
at
midday.
HICOTIIEK
IN
ACTION
8HAUNAV0N.
Sask..
Dec.
22:
(f!Pk
A
rlenr
camera
thnt
of
a
rising
rapidly
for
shoe
stores
are
full
of
women
and
their
friends
choosing
them
for
presents.
Wool-lined
fur-edged
all-weather
boots
are
favorite
buy
for
England's
temperamental
weather
and
are
sensible
wear
for
women
who
have
be
'
doors
ral"
or
tae-Western
French
soldier
"somewhere
on
the
,ut
Fronf
In
a
news
reel
here
Prlcf
fo'
")ls
type
of
feotwear
astonished
Leon
Rion.
The
soldier
e
from
-73.
Stockings
are
being
wm
Paul
Plnet.
hit
brother-in
-law.
ughi
In
half-doren.
Prices
have
I)
EN
111
01
1
DIES
not
Increased,
a
great
deal
yet
but
are
expected
to
rise
sharply
before
long.
SUNNINODALE,
Eng..
Dec.
22:
,
sn,ks
I)Mrcf
s,lk
I1""1'
m
a
lllt,e
CP-Promlnent
Roman
CathoUc
At"tT
J
but
not
and
noticeably
so
peer
and
for
40
years
commanding
officer
of
the
Honorable
Artillery
"U"
,unrT!ar,stft
and
,ch,,on
Mles
In
the
loveliest
of
colors
Company,
the
Earl
of
Denbigh
died
stlu
attract
the
here,
'
aged
80.
'
feminine
buyer.
Another
gift
popular
with
women
-
-
-
-
-
-
is
a
handbag
fitted
comDletely
farming
and
agricultural
econ-
with
a
famous
beauty
specialist's
omlcs
was
built
up
by
Premier
or'naratlons.
This
costs
$5.
Bracken
from
1919
t
ol920
when
he
Resumption
of
cheap
day-Uckets
lectured
In
the
University
of
Sask-
on
the
railways
between
10
a.m.
alchewan
as
professor
of
field,
and
4
pm.
enables
honwwlves
to
$5.60
-
SlsillMailllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMSillllllllllllllllllllllllllll
REG
IN
A
R
C
A.
F
TRAINING
BASE.
Dec.
22:
CP
-A
lot
of
young
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
recruits
are
paying
into
the
fund
of
the
Rumble
Club
these
days
as
they
learn
to
pilot
a
plane
during
their
elemental?
training
at
this
huge
prairie
airfield.
Student
fliers
automatically
become
members
of
the
club
when
they
start
training
at
Reglna
air
port
and
payments
are
made
to
the
fund
for
sundry
flying
achievements
and
mistakes.
When
the
treasury
Is
sufficiently
large,
the
club,
founded
by
Manager
Bert
Langdon
of
Reglna
airport,
j
throws
a
party.
Or
when
a
member
solos,
hej
buys
a
"dozen
large"
and
the
club
I
Increases
the
liquid
refreshment,
J
adds
cheese
and
crackers.
1
J
The
smallest'
fine
levied
is
a
I
.nickel
for
a
corrected
landing
I
bounce
hi
a
training
plane.
An'
.uncorrected
bounce
costs
twice
as'
.much
and
a
bad
bounce
and
a
,
bad
landing
together
cost
money
I
Failing
to
hook
up
a
safety
belt
I
careless
taxiing,
side
slipping
In
.bad
visibility,
-offering
an
alibi
or
I
getting
on's
name
In
the
local'
;
papers
Is
worth
10c
to
the
club.
A
t
I
picture
In
the
papers
Is
assessed
I
at
25
cents.
,
When
a
pilot
falls
to
"give
her'
the
gun"
on
overshooting
a
landing
It
costs
film
25
cents,
but
he
can
sneak
his
plane
into
the
airport
Just
over
the
fence
for
a
dime.
In
the
15-cent
category
are
CIllMrla
trlfrifncr
tnma
H..MV
e,.
......
0
.....
.....
.
To
flunk
a
test
costs
a
flier
$l
and
breaking
a
windshield
or
gas
guage
tops
the
money
list
at
$3.50
1
a
fine.
But
making
a
pancake,
landing
with
a
drift
Is
the
worst
offence
of
all.
The
Rumble
Club,
doesn't
even
levy
a
fine
for
It
but,
husbandry
before
going
to
Manl-
do
their
shonoln
earlv
and
be
hands
out
toba
University.
home
before
the
blackout.
which
reads
a
sarcastic
"Go
Home."
H"SpecialLioueur',I
Special
Liqueur
I
I
1
7ka
lha
Finest
Finest
ScotcA
Scotch
Musky
Musky
p
j
fifgrat
age.
.ibhnDewar
&
Sons,
n.
.
.
LlnM
'VorKMSf,
(Perth,
h
J(
k
by
thn
the
nauot
Uquof
Control
ooniroi
uua
Board
u
or
by
,
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
This
advertisement
Is
not
publlshea
ur
displayed
penalty
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
By
The
Canadian
Press
,
I
Dec.
22,.
laU:
Russian
cam-ipaign
In
Armenia
slowed
up
by
wintry
weather
but
Turkish
at?
tacks
were
reported
repulsed
with
heavy
losses.
Indian
expeditionary
force
advanced
In
Tigris
Valley.
A
fifty
cent
ciasxir.ro
ad.
often
make
you
many
dollars.
EIll
111
K.EIMiaKEBmSIllllllllMa
III!
1
a
nm
ti
11
ti
m
HI
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OUNCE
BOTTLE
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
MixeraL
act
Notice
T:
ItHlnqurnt
Co-wnrs
To
John
W:
Alilnr
anil
Gundrr
Rlrkt-
Und
or
Rrattlf,
Washlnjton.
U.
S.
A.
whereas
tNPre
ars
owntrs
oUier
than
mywlf
to
th
extent
of
more
th&n
one
quarter
intrreet
In
eacb
and
all
of
the
Star
No.
1,
Star
No.
3.
6
tar
No.
3.
Star
No.
4.
Star
No.
5.
Star
N'k
S,
Star
No.
7,
Star
No.
8.
Star
No.
9
and
Star
No.
10
Mineral
Claim
aituuta
on
the
north
EWr
of
FVrcJwr
Uland
tit
Chlamore
Taseaee
about
SCO
fret
tnm
the
brach
In
the
Skrena
Xts!3
t-roT
y(
uriu&n
uoiuinoia:
TAKE
NOTICE
haw
vrJeea
rou
do
iLUTiaion,
pay
wlUUn
90
days
from
the
date
here
of
the
sum
of
11537.50
being
your
.proportion
of
the
evendlture
required
for
the
years
1937,
1939
and
1939
by
Section
38
of
the
Mineral
Act.
R.
a
B.
C.
1936.
Chapter
HI.
together
Witt
j
it
CI
UUP
MUVUt
MC
UUUCT3
(Slg-ned.
the
registered
owner
of
aald
:MUwrar
ciaima,
your
interect
on
aald
MUvrral
Claims
ahaii
ta
lorreltea
and
beoome
vested
In
the
undersigned
vrno
hoa
made'ttve
required
expenditures.
DATED
at
Mure
Rupert,
B
C.
i!a
8th
day
of
July.
1939.
E.
B.
BERNET,
!
MOHTOS
Dec.
22:
(CP
Eng,.
.
D:nner-Ve.il.
bafcfr
potatoes,
'Uflflheold'
wemih
who
lived
batter
puddtnj,
greerS.
jei:y
and
In
a
shoe,"
Mrs.
May
Welch
doe
Kit
custarcL
B
know
what
to
do
but
the
children
f
bu&r
TeaBread
and
izm
or
who
make
her
feel
that
way
arenltmarmalade
cake
or
benlts.
hen-they
are
14
boys
evacuated
,
.4
and
eo-
from
a
London
slum.
'
n
coa
I
Mrs.
Welch
was
hailed
to
court'
,for
showing
a
libt
In
her
hous.
Worse,
said
Mrs.
Wei;h.
ws
the
jduring
blackout
hours.
She
burst
I
-ffect
on
her
furnttuxi
of
14
ef-lnto
tears,
tld
the
magistrate
the
!
ferveicent
youn?sters
"They
are
.wan
had
ruined
her
financially
not
reaUy
bad
hx
they
rJ
And
that
one
of
the
boys
had
1
-,,.
toi"Iy
arf
a$
rh?
ishowed
the
light
The
magistrate
'J1
?en.
jiwnLwed
th
charge
a
crash
resounded
from
in-
Later
Mrs.
Welch
told
reporters
talrs.
"Another
chairgone."
M
s.
that
with
two
children
of
her
own
Welch
muttered.
Sh;
as
right
GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
Carvinff
Sets
Pocket
Knives
Cups
and
Saucers
Gasoline
Lamps
Twenty-Two
Rifles
Waffle
Iroes
Sandwich
Sets
Gosoline
Irons
Electric
Irons
Covered
Roasters
Pyrex
Oven
JVarc
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CoHtd.
Phone
101
255
THIRD
AVENUE
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NOTICE
Boyo
and
Girls
Prize
Contest
Ormes
ltd.
Zfftf
Pioneer
Druqefiats
The
Rexall
Store
Phones
81
&
82
Open
Dally
from
8
aan.
till
10
y.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
noon
till
9
p.m.
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
ia
to
&
ia
us
itii
Bulkky
Valley
Turkeys
Direct
From
The
Farm
!f
yes
tvani
a
good
Turkey
frexn
the
Bulkley
Valley
place
youf
order
now.
The
supply
is
limited
but
the
price
is
rltht.
First
Class
Number
1
birds
at
38c
a
pound.
Bulkley
Market
THIRD
AVENUE
Phone
178
a
Closes
Saturday
night
Dec.
I
23,
at
10
p.m.
Distribution
I
Of
prizes
Christmas
Day