Friday,
December
15,
19)3.
Anglican
Young
People
Active
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BACON
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FIRST
GRADE
BUTTER
3
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BKRK
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lb.-
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ROAST
C
lbs.
SIRLOIN
"
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BEEF
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PRIME
HID
ROLL
A
lbs
and
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lb,
BACON
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3
lbs
ROUND
8TBAK--3
lbs
HIIORT
.RIBS
of
REF.F
IVr
h
People's
Association
took
charge
of
-
the
service
In
the
Anglican
Church
on
Sunday
and
the
church
was
well
i
filled
with
relatives
and,
friends.
i!i
Mbsnn
Installed
as
President
'Bunny)
Clarke
and
Mrs.
Aldrod.
of
Association
at
Paper
Town
O'bson.
president
o:
tne
as
I
I
ISUClitllUIl.
prencucu.
After
the
service,
the
following
OCEAN
FALLS.
Dec
15--
The
(officers
for
the
ensuing
year
were
O-ean,
Falls
Anglican
Young
:
President.
John
Gibson.
Vice-president.
Miss
Peggy
El
drldcc
'
Secretary.
Mlm
Helen
Falchen.
Treasurer.
Miss
Joan
Potterton.
Irish
Fusiliers
Given
Farewell
.Village
of
KitircukU
Puts
on
Parly
$1.00
g
Sl.00.8
$1.00
g
$1.00
POULTRY
l'RKSH
KILLED
FOWL
90
Per
lb
FRESH
KILLED
CHICKEN
Ofln
Per
lb.
lbs
SPUDS
For
Sold
if
rs
KITZEOUKLA.
Dec.
15--
The
Athletic
Club
of
Kltzecukla
held
a
v.ctcr.sric'.
2?
ouor
Control
uoara
or
oy
wic
llnhl.
or.UUiUyrd
by
the
U
M
GovertimtJit
of
British
Columbia
g
,.
i'i)r.i:!iBiasJiVi-aiaai.
JONES
FAMILY
K4
MARKET
6
Whifflets
The
prayers
were
read
by
Mr.
Apln
Affrf
rnnt
From
The
Waterironr.
and
the
Irani
bv
uiu
Patricu.
aboard
the
steamer
Pdlncess
Norah
which
was
In
port
yesterday
mum
-ine
northbound
from
Vancouver
toj
Bkagway.
At
this
port
seven
per
sona
disembarked
from
the
vessel.
ijix
being
soldiers
to
Join
local
militia
unit.
Only
one
person
embark-
'ed
here
for
Alaska
on
the
vessel.
I
The
seiners
Mary
Louise
and
Mealrice
II.
frave
returned
to
:nim
Charlotte
from
southern
waters
where
they
have
been
en-.
Wed
In
the
fall
salmon
seining.
The
boys
had
an
opportunity
to
visit
Vancouver
on
the
trip
ana
several
of
the
crew
members
re
mained
in
the
city.
The
large
seiners
Bertha
C,
Capt.
Jack
Haan.
and
the
Zcnar-.
di.
dpt.
Charle
Haan.
are
scm-j
most
mlovable
dance
on
Mi
mday
;
w
far
herrine
In
the
vicinity
of
night
in
honor
of
the
Irish
Fusl-'pacofl.
The
crews
of
the
vessels
j
Hers,
Nearly
all
the
village
turn-;
hope
to
be
heme
for
Christmas,
ed
out
to
bid
the
soldiers
farewell
j
Herring
prices
have
Increased
thiSj
following
their
two
months
stay.
year
so
hope
are
held
out
for
a
Sergeant
Webb
delighted
the
j
prosperous
season,
people
with
a
vocal
solo
and
also
with
armv
drllbi
In
whteh
the
Fust-
i
C.
N.
It.
steamer
rnncc
jonn.
Hers
took
part
ICapt.
Neil
MeLean.
arrived
In
portj
During
the
course
of
the
evening
at
7:15
last
evening
from
Vancou-solov
'Farewell
My
Love."
"You're
jver
via
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Oolng
Away"
and
"For
Sake
of
Daysj
and
will
sfl?aL
10:30
tonight
on
Gone
By"
were
sung
by
the
Mlsse.
her
return
south
over
the
same
Norah
Wesley.
Rosle
Brown
and
route.
J
Anne
McDamcs
and
were
met
with.
hearty
applause
by
the
audience.
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Capt
Norman
McEwcn.
the
village
teach-'
John
Boden.
to
due
In
port
at
8
30
rr
gave
a
farewell
speech
to
the
thir
evenin
and
will
sail
at
10:30
soldiers
which
was
replied
to
by
j
p
ro.
on
her
reUirn
to
Vancouver
Sergeant
Webb.
land
waypotttt.
'
I
i
Refreshments
were
served
at
.
.,
'
midnight
and
the
remainder
of
the
evening
spent
In
community
sing-;
ing
led
by
the
Sergeant.
PrtplM
Brush
up
on
jour
wardrobe
and
hnpr
the
Festive
10cl
rnox:
25c
20c
25c
20c
30c
30c
95c
20c
25c
15c
$1.00
No
Delivery
on
Spuds
Until
Monday
IT
S
A
Keep
up
to
dale
ao
raise
GIFT
Worth
of
Any
"Perluxc"
Dry-CIeaninji
for
It's
the
most
modern,
scientific
method
tm
ovc
jnur
personality
for
Scas(
Season
ft
i
4
honeer-lanadian
Laundries.
w
ill
plllrTiBsiisfisSs
Q1
FORTHF.FT
OF
RATIONS
1
BMDAY,
Dec.
15:
(CP
"If
this
For
the
Fast
-
.
2?
had
happened
In
Germany
you
Mondays,
Wednesdays
ana
rn-
tyj
would
have
been
shot
without
a
days
,
$
pm.
M
trial,"'
said
a
magistrate
sentenc-
he
EasU
m
i
na
three
natives
to
a
montnsi
imprttonmeiu
cacn
101
There
were
fifty-one
passengers
my
ration.
ON.lt.
TKAINS
j
Tuesdays
Thursdays
and
1
Saturdays
:
H
Pa
fcj?
YOU
CAN'T
BEAT
IT!
Right
from
the
start
you're
going
to
like
Old
Virginia
Fine
Cut
and
like
it
lots
.
ii
It's
the
mellowest,
most
satisfying
lobacco
you
ever
tucked
into
a
cigarette
paper-particularly
when
you
use
the
best
papers
''Giantecler"
or
"Vogue."
Try
Old
Virginia
Fine
Cut
and
give
your
taste
a
treat
I
Package
W
lb.
I
in
75
Pocket
Humidor
Pouch
15t
c?r
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Pre-Xmas
Specials
Men's
filtt
Sets
Containing
Shave
Lotions.
Hair
Tonic
and
Cologne.
Regular
$225.
Special
SL50
Colornf
Assorledordors.
Jn
attractive
de
luxe
decanter
Regular
$2.00.
Special
$1-35
Fancy
Glass
Candle
HoldersRegular
$1.00
each.
Special,
each
650
rerfume
In
attractive
gift
package,
assorted
ordors.
Regular
$1.00.
Special
-
1-
50c
Men's
Wallets
Regular
$1.25.
Special
75c
English
Made
Children's
Flush
Toys
Reg.
$2.
Spec
$1.00
Ladles
Compacts
tteg.
$2.85
to
$130.
Spec.
$1.15
to
$1.00
Attractive
rerfume
Bottles
Reg.
60c
to
$2.
Spec.
25
off
Glass
Powder
Jars
In
attractive
colors.
60c
to
$1.00.
25
off
Special
-
-
Ash
Trays
and
Cigarette
Box
Sets
of
three
Regular
$1.00.
Special
-
60c
rerfume
Atomizers
Regular
$1.50.
Special
$1.00
Perfume
Bottles
Regular
50c.
Special
25c
Ormes
Ltd.
"Dim
Pioneer
Drtqt?
is
ts
The
Ke&all
Store
Phones:
81
ft
It
Open
Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
noon
till
2
pan.
7
p.m.
till
9
P-m.
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mm
IS
OPEN
AT
Kaien
Hardware:
V.
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i
The
PAGfi
THREl
i
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
For
Year
Around
Pleasure
Is
An
Arrow
White
Shirt
Come
in
and
sec
our
wide
selection
of
the
world
famous
Arrow
Whites.
Here
is
the
shirt
to
please
a
man's
taste
.
.
.
Priced
to
please
every
purse.
No
man
has
too
many.
$2-00
to
$5
.00
William
F.
Stone
The
Store
With
The
Christmas
Spirit
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
NEW
AND
USED
FURNITURE
For
low
prices
it
will
par
you
to
call
at
our
store
as
we
have
the
largest
stock
of
household
furnishings
in
Prince
Rupert.
1
Pair
of
New
Lofger
Boots
Size
8ft.
Regular
price
$18.00.
Now
$19.50
2
Rugs
6x4.
Each
USED
FURNITURE
1
Heater
In
good
condition.
At
..
1
Singer
Sewing
Machine
.
Special
6
Radios
Of
various
makes.
From
5
Dressers
Fxom
i
1
3-riece
Chesterfield
Slightly
used.
Special
Phone
BLACK
321
(Next
Door
tc
B.
C
Clothiers)
i
a
AH.
WAV
I
STiawsHiM
LI
HOTtLS
sw
$12.00
1
Kitchen
Range
2-tone
color
and
copper
colls
and
CRO
fifl
cast
Iron
top
2
Sagless
3-piece
Chesterfields
In
rust
and
Suez.
In
latest
styles.
S134.00
to
145.00
New
Walnut
Dresser
$8.00
$6.50
$14.50
Reconditioned
Kitchen
Ranges
2
50
$24
50
$16.00
t0
$24.00
$9.50
$47.50
THIRD
AVF.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-I'nrifli'
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
S5.
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
Direct
S.S.
"PRINCESS
NORAH"
December
7th,
18th,
January
3rd.
18th
Winter
Excursion
Fare
Vancouver
and
Return
Tickets
on
sale.Nov.
1st,
1939
to
Feb.
28th
1940
flQ
A
A
Final
Return
Limit
March
31st
1940
VOO,vu
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Paotflc
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES.
General
Agent.
Prince
Rupert,
11.0.
If
you
lose
anythirur,
advertise
for
it.