51
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DAILY
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v
it
jiniuj
-
This
year...
of
All
Years,
give
them
Short
-Wave
Reception
at
its
Best
on
a
NEW
At
tirrilrai
U
rfor.
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nnllre
w.ia
ptwtotl
on
podoa
on
tfs
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oy
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ixvt
or
hn
n-lco
raid
an
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to
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Art"
will
bp
fllxl
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48
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the
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noarrtlrr
t,rrUiCP
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i
Jill
pllctWi
ny
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w'4h
Uw
Mid
Writ
Pmrdcr
or
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Orwnpirullt
of
wtr
Hlitw.
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wit.-Jn
ihlHy
ya
tt
tl
tint
P"
pparawe
of
s!s
iik
In
rw-iixr.
.
JOSEPH
K.
HART,
Applicwvt.
By
m
NBh.
ASnt.
Tlfe
cWti
of
tlvn
flint
rniM!rAl
of
Uktt
nollrw
la
Deocnipr
11.
1939.
N
223
Even
ibouch
your
radio
may
be
fairly
modem,
thi.
ytar
Rite
your
family
the
advantage
of
new
19-10
RCA
Victor
Radio
to
bring
in
direct
all
the
newt,
while
it
i
newt,
broadcatt
from
all
over
the
world.
See
and
bear
the
new
RCAVictnrt
we
have
on
display
now!
You'll
know
you've
reived
the
family
gift
problem.
MOOU.A-1
VirT
ufclt
mndrl
(hit
txrtomn
flmdttSlf
rnooth
to
fx
lm
!lr
iMinMBcnt,
it
rranpKt
mnuih
for
t
prrtmil
tn
mo.
Pxitd
with
Irirarrt
Prrrimnlr
loand
nnlf
ia
alahrf
prtr4
xt.
IIm
aw
Vivoa
Surutln
tXu
(or
tinMHint
bort-wtf
fing
,
Advertising
is
an
irrestinent.
COAL
Gr'aHr
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
I'KlNC'ti
KUIMCKT
FKKI)
('().
rhnnrni
5R
and
Si
SaSvasaBHBSaBaBSHBMakWaBBaBt..
,aaapBBVaaalF
Iluy
Your
Xtnas
BAKING
SUPPLIES
Now
At
Mussallem's
Hconomy
Store
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
3.
Zariill
Proprietor
-A
HOMK
AWAY
FROM
HOMK"
IUtM
51.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
to
Cold
Water
prince
Rupert,
U.C.
Phnna
21
T.O.
not
1M
BREEZY
PICTURE
Jkl)tlrry
and
Action
in
lloUlcUii(t
Comedy
SUrrine
CUtideUe
!
Colbert
and
James
Stewart
With
breey
romanee.
gHpping'
'mystery
and
tplrtted
actloii.
in
aj
'story
which
hai
many
novel
;.,
"It's
a
Wonderful
World.'
starring
Claudrtte
Colbert
and
James
fHcw-
art.
cornea
a
the
feature
picture
for
the
first
half
of
this
wk.
It
li
a
rolllfkinc
comedy
said
to
be
re-1
pletc
with
entertainment
values,
i
Stewart
Is
cast
as
a
young
private
detective
hired
to
kP
an
Irrea-sonxlble
Broadway
playboy
out
of
trouble.
When
the
millionaire
l
charged
with
murder.
Stewart
becomes
Involved.
While
attempting
to
vrk
a
solution
of
the
murder
he
escapes
and
is
caught
in
the
act
by
Mis
Colbert,
!crt.
playing
playing
the
the
part
pari
oi
of
nootPM.
He
He
enlists
enlists
her
her
aW
aid
and
and
twiner
thry
track
down
the
real
murdrrrr
after
a
series
of
daring
rxi)loltS.
Is
Married
Others
In
the
cast
Include
Ouy
nfJ
Miss
Lois
McRae
on
Saturday
Be
came
Bride
of
Vancouver
Businessman
tv,
morHatrc
took
place
on
Bat
.,rrin.
i9t
in
Central
Presbyterian
uiua;
w
-
rhnfi.h
Vancouver,
of
Miss
Lois
Agnes
XlcRae,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
McRae
of
Prince
Rupert
to
Maurice
Fitzgerald.
aTadlo
engineer
In
business
for
himself
in
Vancouver.
They
will
live
In
Vancouver.
I
Mlw
McRae
was
educated
and
lived
moat
of
her.Hfe
In
Prince
Ru-
pert,
latterly
working
in
ner
lain
two
two
er'n
store.
Nearly
yrai
s
Oeor?e
H.
Mowat
and
his
bride,
th-
former
Mrs!
Edythe
Fitzgerald,
uh(J
wfre
marrled
rcccnUy
In
the
...
nrrlvp
nn
th
Prlnce
WKM
4
Rupert
Wednesday
morning
to
snend
a
honeymoon
here,
visiting
the
bride's
mother.
Mrs.
H.
Olske.
Second
Avenue
West.
Mr.
Mowat
is
in
the
employ
of
the
invariably
suspects
the
wrong
man;
-aian
National
Railways.
Franre
Droke,
the
srhemliw
fifth
bride
of
the
playboy;
Edgar
Kennedy.
Klbbce's
dumb
assistant;
Ernest
Truex.
the
millionaire
play
boy;
Sidney
Blockmcr
and
Andy
Clyde
HORIZON
l
ELUSIVE
she
went
to
live
In
Vancouver.
She
..,,,
.nuadron
of
the
i
known
to
most
people
here
who
ininn-.
lon.s
air
r
aitnada.
armada.
B
will
wish
her
felicitations.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(CVurtmv
H
Tl
JMirwton
f3o.)
Vancouver
Dig
Missouri,
.13.
Brakime,
11.00.
Cariboo
QuarU,
2.10.
Den
Ion
la.
DlVi-Falrvlew,
J02.
Ooldnelt,
.18.
Hedley
MAseot.
43.
Minto.
mm.
Nobis
Five,
JJl.
Pend
OreUIe,
252.
Premier,
1.40.
Privateer,
M.
.
4
Reeves
McDonald.
20.
Reno.
53.
Relief
Arlington.
.10Vt.
Salmon
Gold.
.02.
Bheeo
Creek.
1.18.
Cariboo
Hudson.
.04.
Oils
A.
P-
Con,
.15.
i
Calmont,
37.
C.
&
E.,
2.10.
Freehokl.
.02.
Home,
20.
IaealU,.i5,
Royal
Cnnadlan,.
184.
Okalta,
150.
,
Mercury.
Prairie
Royalties,
50.
Toronto
Alder
mac.
.41.
BeatUe.
1.05.
Central
PaU
235.
Con.
Smelters,
48.75.
Bast
Matartlc,
35.
Ftmland.
.02V4j.
Frcneoeur.'.42.
Oods
Lake,
.81.
Hsrdrock.
158.
Int.
Nickel.
4550.
Kerr
Addison.
255.
tittle
Long
Lac.
3.00.
McLeod
Cockshutt.
251.
Madfrn
Rrd
Lake.
158.
Moneta,
i5.
.
Noranda.
78.00.
Pikle
Craw.
450.
Preston
Bast
Dome,
2.17.
San
Antonio.
2.41.
Sbwrltt
Gordon,
1.21.
Stfldacona,
.10.
Uehl.
81.
Bouseadlllac,
.03
ij.
Mojher.
.09.
Oklend.
.12.
Dominion
Bridge,
40.00.
out
and
.
her
applied
to
bring
thi
sDlnning
ceases,
7
niane
la
put
Into
a
shallow
dive
m
and
finally
levelled
out.
m
Hard
Going
But
Invariably
there
U
a
desire;
.?
rrrDTP
for
another
epln
and
the
ao-'j
I
V
I
1
a
I
cnt
soon
feels
he
can
..yr
IfS
..
travels.
However,
Whole
Universe
Whirls
ii"J
u
tnc
,uge
in
nis
irain-
When
Younr
"P.
v.
"
uoc
,ng
strjngent
quaimcauon
arc
Into
First
Spin
Just
To
necessary
before
he
Is
even
accept-
Learn
How
cd
for
training.
He
must
have
a
junior
matriculation,
be
between
"
18
and
26
years
old
and
be
un-
WITII
THE
ROYAL
CANADIAN
married.
AIR
FORCE
AT
A
TRA1NINO
nicdlcal
examination
U
one
.a.
imtt
At
22
it..
tn..nViot
fnr
anv
branch
Canadian
airports,
provisional
pll-
0f
the
military
forces
and
eye-ot
officers
of
the
Royal
Canadian
slgnt
must
be
perfect.
For
eight
element-
trained
in
element
Air
Force
are
receiving
he
is
ary
training
which
may
lead
to
ary
flying
and
completes
50
hours
iki.U
MrlriiTC
Q
till
a
nlace
In
a
in
the
air
before
he
goes
to
Camp
UICH
mn-tv
"
------
.
.
,
uom-
norden.
onuno.
ior
intermeaiM:
But
the
re-
instruction
ana
irenvon,
vmanu.
crult's
first
task
Is
berell
oi
an
for
an
aavancea
course
.
S
awrlrtlt
O
.
glamor
he
must
learn
w
-Ipropellor
without
losing
an
arm
.or
a
leg.
i
.
a
After
he
has
been
assigned
w
'an
airport
for
his
initial
Instruc
tion
at
a
flying
cluD
seieciea
oy
the
defence
department,
he
keept
both
feet
firmly
on
tne
grouna
for'
long
hours
as
he
stands
tn
frnnt
fti
9
iralnlne.
dane
and
liuti
wa
"
"
"
whirls
the
propellor
'
hnnrta
tn
kick
over
blade
with
celery.
2F
the
motor,
2
tablespoons
chopped
onion
the
aerial
equivalent
to
cranking
a
car.
when
properly
executed,
appear
graceful
and
easy."
he
said.
"But
In
the
air
the
pupil
finds
It;
simple
to
get
too
much
or
-too
little
rudder
or
bank
and
con
sequently
slip
or
skid.
All
the
time-the
instructor
is
talking
and
sug
gesting.
'Hold
a
little
more
off
hank;
less
right
rudder
there;
watch
your
bank
and
turn
lndl-.
cator.
I
"My
Instructor
yelled
once
'If
you
wanna
commit
suicide,
go
ahead;
but
not
with
mc
in
it,1
you
don't.'
"
!
The
students
read
and
rr-rpad
he
little
red
flying
manual
where.
Ihe
flvlnci
sequence
are
laid
-i
.
.1
i
-
j
i
.
.
.
,
.uuwii
aim
it,
is
cuiisiaerca
uie
most
'important
text.
j
Takeoffs
and
approaches
are
learned
next
but
It
Is
the
first
Spin
that
brings
a
thrill.
The
re
cruit
described
It
this
way:
"The
plane
is
deliberately
spun
In
order
to
teach
the
flier
how
to
react
when
this
manoeuvre
results
unintentionally.
The
correction
is
one
of
the
primary
essentials
of
flying.
"There
are
few
fliers
who
don't
get
a
real
kick
out
of
their
first
snln.
The
ship
is
stalled,
the
rud
der
kicked
In
the
direction
required
and
then
she
begins
to
'wind
up'
rapidly.
"The
air
pressure
forces
the
Tnninht'n
tmir.
rnip
from
the
nllot
down
Into
the
seat
while
Kast
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
(the
universe
whirls
dizzily.
Oppo-thls
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
site
rudder
and
neutral
sticks
are
Timely
Recipes
BAKED
FISH
LOAF
2
cups
flaked
Canadian
fish
3'
nf
ilnr
KironH
rnimh.f
4
vu
"
..J7
3
tablespoons
of
finely
chopped
?
2
tablcapoons
melted
butter
2
tablespoons
lemon
Juice
I
1
clloVittv
rwatn
Then
he
climbs
into
the
rear.
cup
of
mk
cockpit
of
the
machjne
for
his
3J
poon
.first
instructional
trip
aloft
Ten
SViTnYxz
of
pepper
instructor
yells
back
through
the
Combine
the
ilrst
6
Ingredients:
car
phones
"You
have
control-
add
milk
and
seasonings
to
the
land
the
student
handles
the
stlsk.
egg
and
combine
with
the
other
The
aspiring
pilot
must
fly
the
mixture.
Bake
In
buttered
loaf
'plane
straight
and
level.
The
idea
pan
3"
by
8"
Is
a
good
size)
at
Is
to
keep
the
nose
on
the
horizon
375
degrees
F.
foj
45
minutes,
'and
the
wines
level
ahd
most
of
Slice
and
serve
hot
with
egg
or
.hrr.
fin
nnt
hnw
oiinivc
the
tomato
sauce
or
serve
cold
with
k4
4
V
44
WhaV
--
w
horizon
can
be
and
how
quickly
tomato
sections.
a
wing
acquires
a
dangerous
tilt,
j
Karlv
Srnutions
I
aSSMBBaVaSaaaaaeaaaaaaBl
A
youth
who
has
Just
been
through
the
elementary
stage
described
for
The
Canadian
Press
what
generally
happens
the
next'
time
up
when
the
officer
learns
.banks
and
turns.
"From
the
ground
these
turns,
-Build
B.
C.
Payrolls"
One
of
The
Nice
Troubles
111
nvtVfvyl
One
of
the
nice
troubles
about
Christmas,
the
season
Is
all
too
short.
We
do
not
like
to
sec
the
good
days
pass
so
rapidly.
This
Is
not
because
of
Pacific
Milk,
which
has
a
large
part
In
so
many
fine
dinners,
but
really.1
wouldn't
you
like
to
see
Christmas
last
a
little
bit
longer?
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
Fresh
Shrimp
BOAT
W.S.L.
Daily
at
I
p.m.
TROTIEK'S
DOCK
BOB'S
Beauty
Parlor
Next
to
Q.
&
S.
Grocery
Phone
3
IS
Bob
Ritchie
IS
OPEN
AT
Kaien
Hardware
PAGi
TSRtl
in
.whirl
at
a
solo
nigm.
2?
.
,..
.
if.
a
hard
road
the
P.
P.
O.
M
2?
II
u
M
soici
Jet
us.help
us.neip
you
you
to
wj
keep
from
"
repeating
-
this
offeree.
a
-.Jm
vrvrvr
tii
pvru
uciuic
'
'
Are
You
Guilty???
J
01
Having
Committed
"Gift
Tic
Atrocities"?
We
hi'
5
nave
a
complete
line
of
Currie
and
Arrow
neckwear
,
E
good
taste
by
giving
him
aOle
that
Is
In
good
taste.
Hell
appreci
ate
one
he
can
wear.
5?
51
5
sr
fort
$1.00
51-50
82.00
William
F.
Stone
The
Store
With
The
Christmas
Spirit
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
NEW
AND
USED
FURNITURE
For
your
household
furnishings,
we
carry
a
large
stock
of
Chesterfields.
Bedroom
Suites,
Dinettes.
Kitchen
Ranees,
Dressers,
Beds,
Springs
and
Mattresses,
Etc.,
at
Lowest
Prices
in
the
city.
3
-Piece
Chesterfield
In
Dover
Rust
In
the
SQQ
KA
dtfO.OU
latest
style
-
1
3-Piece
Chesterfield
Of
very
fine
tapestry
and
Q4
J)ff
mohair.
Reg.
price
$200.
Now
1
Tti-Lisht
Lamp
Regular
price
515.00.
$10
95
1
i-Piece
Walnut
Bedroom
Suite
Consisting
of
Bed,
QHO
Cf)
t
AtO3
Vanity.
Bench
and
Chiffonier
-
i9
1
Heavy
Indian
Rug
50
Inches
by
72
inches.
S
19
50
Special
1
Dressers
From
USED
FURNITURE
1
Singer
Sewing
Machine
At
Reconditioned
Kitchen
Ranges
At
.
Heater
Good
condition.
At
-
Phone
BLACK
321
(Next
Door
tc
IL
C.
Clothiers)
I
Alt
WAV
I
STtAt43irS
I
CCMMUNtCAllONS
HOT
ft
89.50
$14.50
$22
10
$24.50
$6.50
THIRD
AVK
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Fai'inf
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
8JS.
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
10
pjn.
To
Vancouver
Direct
S.S.
"PRINCESS
NORAIP
December
7th,
18th,
January
3rd,
18th
Winter
Excursion
Fare
Vancouver
and
Return
Tickets
on
sale
Nov.
1st,
1839
to
Feb.
28th
1940
fl
(fi
Final
Return
Limit
March
31st
1940
VOUx
v
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Paolflc
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COAXES.
General
Agent
Prince
Rupert,
ll.ll,
If
you
lose
anythiiur,
advertise
for
it.
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