STORK
REFUGEES
NEUFCHATEL,
Switzerland,
Dec.
30:
(CPt
Emblem
of
the
province
of
Alsace
In
France,
the
Alsatian
storks
have
been
frightened
by
gunfire
and
are
making
homes
in
Neufchatel.
away
new
KICKING
IX
CANBERRA,
Dec.
30:
(CP)
contributions
to
the
cost
of
war
are
Dcmg
maae
oy
many
Austral-
Arrow
Messenger
Len
Griffiths
ft
Co.
PHONE
159
Reasonable
Rates
Parcel
and
naRtage
Service
Stand
Venpzia
Grocery
Fulton
Street
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zartlll
Proprietor
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IIO.MK
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
lUtes
SI.OO
op
60
Rooms
Hot
St
Cold
Water
Trlnce
Rupert,
B.C.
FhoneMl
P.O.
rt
im
Best
Wishes
For
A
Happy
New
Year
From
PRINCE
UIjPKUT
FEED
CO.
Keep
Warm
With
Itest
Quality
Coal
CHRISTMAS
OBSERVED
Special
Entertainments
In
Various
Native
Villages
Of
District
Christmas
nartles
havp
boon
Northbound
from
Vancouver
to
g
Skagway.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Prln-
o
cess
Norah,
Capt.
William
Palmer,
9
arrived
In
port
at
8:45
this
morn-
g
ing
from
the
south,
sailing
at
10
p.m.
in
continuation
of
her
voyage
to
Alaska
whence
she
Is
due
back
and
Parties
here
next
Wednesday
afternoon
o
southbound.
The
vessel
had
on
board
forty
passengers
including
g
some
Itlteen
who
disembarked
at
P
this
port,
among
them
men
who
Hans.
An
anonymous
businessman
held
during
the
festive
season
for
wlu
emPed
by
the
E.
J.
Ryan
contributed
$1,790
and
a
civil
ser-
the
school
children
0t
most
of
the
Contracting
Co.
on
air
base
work
vant
has
promised
five
per
cent
of
native
villaees
of
the
district
at
Seal
Cove.
A
couple
of
passen-
nis
saiary.
MAX'S
Bowling
Alley
Wish
all
their
patrons
and
friends
A
Very
Happy
New
Year
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
iTon
and
Drass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
Alf,
Types
of
Gas
Engines
Repaired
and
Oterhauled
ton.
Joe
Bolton,
Wlllard
Seymour
lderably
late
on
account
of
stormy
and
Henry
Bolton
as
shepherds,
weather.
Is
due
at
5:30
tonight
from
j
The
carols
"First
Nowell."
"Silent
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte!
Night"
and
"O
Come
All
Ye
Faith-
Islandr
and
will
sail
tomorrow
night
ful"
were
sune
from
the
win?-,
on
her
return
south
over
the
same
by
Laura
Hudson.
Phyllis
Ken-
"te.
nedy.
Mrs.
R.
Wilson
and
Ben
Seymour.
Taking
part
In
the
gen-
The
perpetrators
of
this
depart-cral
program
were
Lillian
Bevan,
mcnt
of
the
Dally
News
wish
all
the
Laura
Hudson.
Phyllis
Kennedy,
folks
who
Interest
themselves
there-
Christmas
concert.
Under
the
dlr-
the
case.
ectlon
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Wesley,
the
Christmas
carols
"Earliest
Christmas
Morning."
"Jolly
Old
St
Nicholas,"
"Away
in
a
Manger"
and
"Angels
Sweetly'
singing"
were
rendered
by
the
pupils.
Little
Percy
Brown
mounted
upon
a
chair
and
put
some
of
his
fellow
pupils
through
a
oart
of
the
Hallelujah
Chorus.
Along
with
a
number
of
recitations
anri
drills,
the
pupils
staged
a
play
entitled
"Too
Much
Candy."
with
i
eluding
Magnus
Turner
In
the
nvea
on
the
scene,
much
to
the
delight
of
all,
and
refreshmenU
were
served.
Bert
Russell
acted
as
chairman.
I
Mallltr.il.
r
A
At
Metlakatla
the
school
child-
1
rei
staged
a
fine
concert
and
.
party
In
the
Athletic
Hall,
practi
cally
the
entire
population
of
the
village
being
In
attendance.
One
of
the
features
was
a
dls
play
of
children's
school
work
In
xiuamg
drawings,
paintings
and
!
samples
ot
writing.
A
manua!
j
training
display
consUtr-d
of
rack,
vmi
box,
table,
teak,
magailne
sck,
flower
pot
itand,
Chinese
hecker
board,
fishing
reel
and
re
olvlng
drawing
board;
This
work
was
excellent
and
was
a
credit
to
the
boys
as
well
as
to
their
t!uti.
er.
There
was
aWa;gfrls
display
of
knitting
amf
needlework
In-
structress.
Mrs.
James
Prcvost.
O
o
o
o
o
o
a
Among
the
villages
to
have
such
K"a
w,ucu
",c
o
here
for
the
north-
parties
were
Kltselas,
Kitzegukla
a
and
Metlakatla.
ig
At
Kltselas
there
was
a
long
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Capt.
jo
program
of
twenty-three
numbers
John
Boden.
arrived
In
port
at
6o
after
which
prizes
and
candy
were
o'clock
last
evening
from
the
south,'
distributed
by
Edgar
Hudson
In
sailing
on
time
at
10:30
pjn.
on
her
the
guise
of
Santa
Claus.
Refresh-
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
o.
ments
were
then
served
under
the
'o
management
of
Mrs.
Joe
Hudson,
After
having
spent
a
week's
assisted
by
several
of
the
ladies.
Christmas
leave
at
their
homes
here
o
The
program,
under
the
direction
Peter
Husoy.
Cart
Smith,
Walter'
a
of
the
teacher,
Mrs.
R.
Wilson,
as-
Smith.
Earl
Eby.
Johnny
O'Neill.
slsted
by
Mr.
Wilson,
Ben
Sey-
Arnold
Dahl.
Emll
Blaln.
Jack
Stor-ig
mour
and
Edgar
Hudson.
Included
rle-
Harry
Robb.
Don
Eastman.
Bobo
choruses,
carols,
recitations,
dla-
Armstrong
and
Bob
Elkins
sailed
by
!npn(
artlnn
trnn.
nnri
j
i
thA
PrinMi
Arilalri
rtioVit
mlo
ana,
as
an
especial
feature,
a
their
return
to
Esquimau.
Ublcau,
"The
Story
of
Christmas."
In
A
rvHap
fA
Ka
tnWU...
At
t
Vi
t
rcMAmt
foronA
nf
1Ya
Laura
Hudson
while
those
taking
International
Fisheries
Commission'
o
part
In
the
scenes
were
Rosie
Sey-
In
Seattle
with
the
boat
owners
andifi
mour.
as
the
angel;
Lillian
Bevan
Iwhermen
or
the
coast.
L.
w.
Pat-as
Mary;
Raymond
Seymour
as
more
K-
C.
formerly
of
Prince
Ru-Joseph:
Phyllis
Kennedy,
Law-
pert,
was
chairman
while
E.
W.
Al-rence
Hudson
and
Fredella
Bolton
,er
of
Seattle
acted
as
secretary.
as
the
Three
Kings,
and
Laurie1
'
Bolton.
Geoffrey
Bevan.
Perry
Bol-
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
John.
con-
Mrs.
Violet
Brown
had
taught
8
the
children
many
songs
and
the
program
included
carols
and
light
melodies.
Jimmy's
Orchestra
sud-
plled
many
fine
selections
during
me
evening.
Action
songs
were
nisu
periormea
wen.
uames
wer
played,
Rhoda
and
Frances
Lelgh-
ton.
tying
for
first
place
In
the
senior
class
for
musical
chairs
while
the
Junior
winner
was
Rod
dy
Wilson.
Harold
Leighton
won
the
prize
for
cracker
eating
In
the
potato.
race
Theodore
Grown
and
Audrey
Ryan
were
the
dinners.
Panta
Claus
arrived
on
the
scene
and
every
child
In
the
village
was
remembered.
Mr.
Prevosl
wound
up
the
gathering
by
proposing
a
vole
of
thanksMb
the
teacher.
T.
A.
Bryant
and
others.
o
5
3
Today's
Exchange
I
United
States
funds
Buying,
spot,
10
percent
premium;
selling,
spot.
11
percent
premium.
Sterling
funds
Buying,
spot,
$4.43;
selling,
spot,
$1.47.
I
socks,
sweaters.
mltt.i
o
o
S
a
principal
I
baby
clothes,
runners,
table
cloth
a
(pan.
The
young
people
also
staged!
and
aprons,
this
work
being
of
a
one-act
play
entitled
"A
New
high
standard
and
reflecting
credit
tuvenuon.
Later
Santa
Claus
ar-
upon
the
girls
as
weU
as
their
in
No.
3.
planned
by
grasshoppers
breeding
In
great
numbers
near
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Commodore
Cafe
No.
I.
No.
Z.
NEW
YEAR'S
DINNER
MONDAY
Si.
00
SPECIAL
DINNER
fl.00
Head
Lettuce
Fresh
Shrlmpmeat
Cocktail
Sliced
Tomatoes
Soupsconsomme
Mock
Turtle
Clam
Chowder
Choice
of
Roast
Young
Turkey.
Dressing.
Cranberry
Sauce
Roast
Stuffed
Young
Goose,
Baked
Apple
Baked
Oysters
en
Shell
a
la
Kirkpatrlck
Lobster
a
la
Newburg
en
Casserole
T-Bone
Steak,
Fresh
Mushroom
Sauce
Creamed
Cauliflower
Oreen
Beans
Baked,
Steamed
or
Mashed
Potatoes
EngllfjyFlum
Pudding,
Hard
and
Wine
Sauce.
Pumpkin
Pie
HottjMlnce
Pie.
Ice
Cream.
Fruit
Cake.
Jello
and
Cream
Pineapple
Juice
83c
SPECIAL
DINNER
85c
Combination
Satad
Soupe
Consomme
or
Clam
Chowder
Choice
of
Roast
Stuffed
Young
Turkey.
Cranberry
Sauce
Roast
Young
Goose.
Celery
Dressing,
Baked
Apple
Fried
Half
Spring
Chicken.
Rasher
Bacon
Small
Tenderloin
Steak.
Fried
Onions
Eastern
Oysters.
Fancy
Tan
Roast
Green
Beans
Baked,
Mashed
or
Steamed
Potatoes
English
Plum
Pudding.
Hard
or
Wine
Sauce.
Apple.
Hot
Mince
or
Custard
Pie.
Jello
and
Cream
55c
SPECIAL
DINNER
S5c
Consomme
or
Clam
Chowder
Choice
of
Fried
Half
Dozen
Eastern
Oysters.
Fr.
Fried
Potatoes
Roasi
Young
Turkey.
Dressing.
Cranberry
Saute
Grilled
Pork
Chops.
Oreen
Apple
Saute
Roast
Young
Chicken.
Celery
Dressing
Top
Sirloin
Steak.
Mushroom
Sauce
a..,
Boiled
Chicken
a
la
Creole.
Oreen
Peas
Gffecn
Beans
Baked,
Mashed
or
Steamed
Potatoes
English
Plum
Pudding,
Hard
or
Wine
Sauce.
Apple.
Hot
Mlnre
or
Raisin
Pie.
Ice
Cream
No.
t.
t5c
SPECIAL
DINNER
5c
t
Consomme
or
Clam
Chowder
Choice
of-Frlcd
Filet
of
Sole.
Tartar
Sauce
Grilled
Halibut
Steak.
Lemon
Butter
Fried
Chicken
Livers
and
Mushrooms
Orein
Pea
Omelette,
French
Fried
Potatoes
Roast
Leg
I
of
Veal.
Red
Currant
Jelly
Oretn
Beans
Baked,
Mashed
or
Steamed
Potatoe
English
Plum
Pudding.
Hard
and
Wine
Sauce.
Hot
Mince.
Apple
or
Ralstn
Pie.
Jello
and
Cream
Tea,
Coffee
ot
Milk
Served
with
Above
COMPLIMENTS
OF
THE
SEASON
0
Edgar
Hudson.
Raymond
Seymour.
,n
everything
of
the
best
In
the
aooooooooooooooooooooooooOooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Miiarea
Bennett.
Emsley
Bolton,
Yar
or
1940
commencing
rni
Rita
Lawson,
Joe
Bolton.
Ambrose
Monday
next.
They
tell
u5
that
I
Bennett.
Fredella
Bolton,
Wlllard
1940
13
Rolng
to
be
one
of
the
bestlD0000fwoOMO00oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
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ueoiirey
Bevan,
Rosle
yea
we
0lKs
m
muc
old
Prince
1
5
1
Seymour
and
LawTence
Hudson.
Rupert
have
ever
had.
No
doubt.,
g
I
At
Kltiegukla
the
peoole
of
the
waterfront
wllllo
The
Kltzegukla
school
had
been
ihare
In
any
better
things
that
may
I
g
attractively
decorated
by
the
e
coming
our
way.
At
least,
it
isjg
young
people
for
the
children's
our
hearty
wish
that
such
will
be
o
McIlRIDE
STREET
Time
marches
on!
Another
New
Year
brings
us
to
the
happy
moment
of
winning
yon
and
jours
a
happy
and
prosperous
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Ideal
Cleaners
Phone
858
pa
t
and
Furious."
a
rollicking
modern
myatery
comedy,
featuring
Franchot
Tone
and
Ann
So
them.
land
'Blondle."
screen
adaptation
of
a
popular
comic
strip,
are
pr
wen
ted
'on
an
entertaining
double
bill
being
shown
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
tonight
i
Oav
comedy
is
woven
inw
my-
,";"Vtry
with
donvMtlc
scene
between
lOUna
in
..tv,.
"Post
and
.riri
Furious
Furious"
whlh
wnien
afcM
ses
2
.
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1
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mIIIJL.
wife
at
a
seaside
reaort
where
they
c,a
nc
CUIUUU.H..TU
become
Involved
In
a
beach
contest
measure
tTwo
murders,
several
attempted
one
and
an
elaborate
bathing
beauty
parade
are
among
the
fea
turea
of
the
picture.
There
are
colorful
backgrounds
and
elaborate
scenea
for
the
action.
The
support
Ing
east
includes
Ruth
Huaeey.
Lee
Bowman.
Allyn
Joalyn.
John
Mil
Jan
and
others.
Complications
mount
In
hilarious
crcMoendo
In
"Blond
le
but.
after'
many
bom
pa.
both
ftnanetat
and
o
,domtlc.
the
troubles
are
tatlfac-
again
In
the
happy
household
Be-
oi
fore
this
is
accomplished,
however,
o
the
head
of
the
house
tpenda
a
gj
night
In
tail.
Blondie
wretl
wtth
o
the
suspicions
of
another
woman
o
and
Baby
Dumpling
adds
a
touch
of
O
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U
u.
IL
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-
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o
the
golnc-on.
Penny
Singleton
o
and
Arthur
Lake
he4
the
east
wtth
Larry
Sim
ma,
an
attractive
young-
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Wish
All
Our
Customers
and
Friends
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DAILY
NEWS
tnj.
On
and
After
Today
"THE
EXCLUSIVE"
Ladies'
Ready
to
Wear
Mrs.
It
S.
Parker
Moving
to
Take
Up
Quarters
at
215
Third
Avenue
New
Store
Just
Completed
Next
to
Daily
News
Office
Mrs.
IL
S.
Parker
and
her
staff
wish
to
thank
all
who
have
patronized
her
In
the
past
fifteen
years
of
steady
going
hus-Iness
in
the
old
location
on
6th
Street
and
will
welcome
all
in
the
new
premises.
She
extends
a
cordial
Invitation
to
her
friends
and
patrons
to
call
and
Tislt
the
new
store
and
takes
this
opportunity
of
wishing
one
and
all
a
very
Happy
and
Prosperous
New
Year.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Waterfront
to
Itcvivc
After
Nov
Year
Men
Arrive
From
Vancouver
For
Air
Hasc.Work
at
Seal
Cove
With
the
holiday
season
now
nearing
its
end,
the
advent
of
1910
next
week
should
see
some
stir
along
the
Prince
Rupert
waterfront.
Herring
seining,
after
a
two
weeks'
lapse,
will
be
immediately
resumed
and
there
are
reasons
to
believe
that
a
substantial
run
of
fish
may
be
encountered
by
the
seiners.
At
the
same
time,
seme
of
the
more
ambitious
of
the
halibut
boat
operators
will
be
thinking
of
getting
their
craft
in
readiness
for
the
season.
Of
course,
there
will
be
three
months
to
go
yet
before
the
halibut
season
starts.
Boat
repair
establishments
and
machine
shops
are
expecting
to
be
quite
busy
from
early
In
the
New
Year
on.
John
Knapland
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
trip
to
Chicago.
Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
Rupert
N.
Langham
and
O.
Durrell.
Cal-
gary
It
w.
bwcimu.
..
C.
E.'
Salter.
A.
D.
Wyllle.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Smith.
II.
McRne,
A.
Manzer.
J.
M.
Allan,
P.
Thompson,
and
A.
E.
Richards,
Vancouver:
A.
E.
Saunders.
Massett;
Capt.
and
Mrs.
Stephenson
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Smith,
Nanalmo.
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