r
THE
mber
1,
1039.
Q.
C.
CITY
H
wnrd
Steen
of
Prince
.us
been
spending
the
put
t,
M-
and
Mm.
Terry
ut
Queen
Charlotte.
F-anris
Besrcn
and
small
jtidsolt
have
arrived
here
r:d
the
next
few
months
Mr
itid
Mrs.
Harry
Heaven.
Ikavn
will
be
engaged
m
wmins;
for
the
winter.
-
w
uitiitii
veiuriiDicr.
mother
In
the
serving
of
refresh-
.celvlng
their
rations
regularly
and
ment.
Ouests
were
Mesdameslin
abundance.
The
only
complaint
ChrUtensen.,
Jolllffe.
Munro.
Size,
appears
to
be
laeW
of
variety.
,11111.
Turner.
Robert.
Chasteney
and
Olsen.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
December
I.
Hit
Ixst
Thursday
afternoon,
ern
Front
made
advances
south
of
X
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CI
1
TV.
K
ST
SI
I
J
IP
n
n
ri
in
t
n
n
mrannwym
b
the
ten
memberj
pres-
..
it
s
Edna
Beaten
assisted
her
Allied
forces
in
Prance
are
re.
GIFTS
Lovely
Cedar
Chest
She
will
remember
for
all
time
30
$35
$39
Occasional
Chairs
Dad
will
take
it
easy
in
his
leisure
time
$9
$10
$12
$1
Spring
Filled
Mattresses
For
Mother's
rest
for
life
$18
$24
$39.50
$42
Tricycles
Boy
will
enjoy
owning
tricycle,
new
design,
sarnigent
spoke,
ball-bearing
pedal,
free
running,
bicycle
style.
$8
$10.50
$13
Doll
Prams
The
little
girl
will
like
a
doll
buggy
for
her
doll.
$5
$6.50
$8
$10
Luggage
For
night
cases.
Size
29x20x0,
a
long
trip
case
for
man
or
woman.
$18.00
In
addition
to
the
baggage
have
arrived
large
number
of
twin
sets
for
your
choice.
Come
early
and
lay
away.
A
small
deposit
will
hold
until
Christmas.
One
hundred
British
scholars
and
men
of
science
have
Issued
a
reply
to
various
misleading
state
ments
made
by
Oerman
university
professors
In
regard
to
the
origin
of
the
war.
PORTUGUESE
SAILOIl
LOURENCO
MARQUES.
Mozambique,
Dee.
1:
CP
Sequerla
chief
of
the
Martlme
Depart-
I
Oeneral
Christian
de
Wet.
South
Iment
of
this
Portuguese
African
Boer
War
leader,
captured.
vertlslng
that
counts.
'101
FOR
ALL
THE
FAMILY
Mother,
Dad
and
Sister
.
Our
assortment
of
fine
Rifts
larger
than
ever
before.
Quality
and
prices
right.
l
or
your
best
choice
come
early
while
the
stock
is
complete.
I,ay
away!
A
small
deposit
will
hold
until
Christmas
Smokers'
Stands
$2
$3
$4
Glass
Table
Lamp
Just
Arrived
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
nils
.i
v
r.ii
i
)
rv
PIUNCB
ItUPERT
colony.
and
one-time
aide
to
the
Presi
dent
of
Portugal,
died
following
an
operation
for
appendicitis.
It's
the
eumuiatr.t
effict
of
art--
ft
ft'
Please
look
over
our
list
of
lovely
pieces
of
furniture
that
will
last,
for
the
ft
(I
ft
Exceptional
value.
In
variety
of
de-
jfo
signs,
colors
red,
white,
green,
shades
to
match.
$1.50
an(1
$3
i
s
New
Shipment
of
Floor
j
Coverings
Congoleums,
Linoleums
of
all
des-
fa
criptions,
patterns
and
sizes
for
the
the
best
choice.
Hundreds
carpets
to
choose
from,
possibly
the
$J
lowest
prices.
300
square
yards
of
j&
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum,
six
feet
m
wide,
square
yard,.
Special
iS
81.26
:
:
1
Axminster
Carpet
Sale
C
1
t
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L
0!
-
5
oeanuess
nxininsier
carpet.
oize
ft
.
r
Pi
$38.50
$50
$62.50
Size
9x101.
CO
A
ft
Size6'9x9-$22.50aml$30
?
:
3-piece
Chesterfield
Suite
i
In
t1p6stry
cover,
reversible
cushions
$75.00
THE
DAILY
XFW3
NOT
SO
QUIET-ON
THE
WESTERN
FRONT
What
was
once
a
peaceful
French
barnyard
did
not
take
long
bs
transformed
Into
x
British
gnn
turret
and
this
ex-
ellens
picture
from
somewhere
in
France
shows
a
British
gun
crew
in
action
around
a
camouflaged
heavy
gun.
The
gun
has
juit
b.n
fired,
the
muzzle
lowered
and
the
man
at
the
left
Is
ready
tc
swab
out
the
firing
chamber
after
the
breech
has
been
opened.
The
men
at
the
right
pwait
the
signal
to
place
the
pro-Jertlle.
seen
resting
on
its
carrier
at
their
leetr
Into-
the
breech,
and
in
a
few
short
moments
another
shell
will
be
screaming
towards
a
German
gun
emplacement.
Notice
the
precision
of
the
members
of
the
gun
crew
as
they
go
about
their
duties.
IMARRIED
the
ceremony,
Mrs.
Heilbroner
re-ceived
the
guests,
wearing
a
gown
of
pansy
shade
velvet
with
bustle
I
A
CT
U"7C
hack
and
hat
oi
matchInS
color.
,,J
E
V
H
Her
corsaee
as
ot
orchids.
ft
...
,
T.T
The
bride
and
groom
stood
in
'
.
.
,,e,,oroner
liW"omes
front
of
the
prettily
banked
fire-
..ue
w
ui.
i.ocr
wrwn
place
to
receive
the
congratula-Al
Ceremony
In
Cathedral
tloni
of
many
friends.
With
white
erysanthemums
ad-
The
toast
to
the
bride,
propos-j
raing
the
altar
andj
baskets
of
by
Dean
Gibson,
was
suitably;
ferns
and
flowers
throughout
the
replied
to
by
the
groom
while
the-
wlfice.
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral,
at
toast
to
the
bridesmaid,
proposed
t
o'clock
lart
evening,
was
tfeif-et-
by
Percy
Tinker,
was
ably
rest
ting
for
a
beautiful
wedding
of
ponded
to
by
the
groomsman,
widespread
Interest
when
the
Very.
teb,
whlch
w
d
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson
united
In
mar-
.v.
.
,
tage.
Marine
Theresa4only
daugh
er
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
H.
'Heil
broner.
well-known
pioneer
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
LJeut.
Robert
John
Carson
R,
C.
R.
son
of
Col.
md
Mrs.
C.
S;
Carson.
Lahore?
In
dia.
The-
bride,
who
was
given
In
marriage
bv
her
father.
w.n
'harming
In
her
Victorian
gown
of
urnuokse
oiu
raiue.
wearing
a
pink
net
finger
tip
length
yell
embroidered
in
silver
which
was
iraped
from
a
halo
of'
small'med-
illlons
and
orange
blossoms.
Her
fan
shared
bouquet
was
of
sweet
heart
roses,
lily
of
the
valley
and
orchids.
Miss
Catherine
MacMiTlah,
the
bride's
only
attendant,
wore
a
Jerlod
style
gown
of
Gypsy
Violet
with
hooo
skirt,
matching
accessories
and
carried
a
quaint
colonial
bouquet
of
Dink
carnations,
roses
and
gardenias.
Lieut.
David
Glllls
was
the
groomsman
while
the
ushers
were
Lieut
A.
C.
Frost.
W.
E.
Drake,
11
T
SUverthorne.
Sid
lklns
Tiftd
Jack
McRae
At
the
reception
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
parents
which
followed
larly.
crystal
holders,
tulle
and
aspara-j
gus
lem,
was
cenirea
wim
a
Deau-
tlful
four
Uer
wedding
cake.
Mrs.
I
William
RDHar
cut
the
cake
after
the
bride.
Mesdames
L.
W.
Kergln.
S.
D.
Johnston,
J
il.
McLeod
and
S.
D.
Macdonald
poured.
The
ser-vlteurs
were
the
Misses
Frances
Thomson.
Helen
McCaffery.
Mae
Macdonald,
Creddy
Morgan,
Eileen
Orcen,
Mrs.
T.
W.
Brcm.
Mrs.-
Croft
Brook
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Norrls.
Mrs.
W.
L.
Coates
and
Mrs.
H,
B.
Rochester
were
In
charge
of
the
reception
room.
Mrs.
Carson,
who
was
born
In
Prince
Rupert,
attended
the
local
schools
as
well
as
St.
Margaret's
School.in
Victoria,
while
Lieut
Car
son
is
a
graduate
of
both
Kingston
Royal
Military
College
and
Queen's
College.
Lieut,
and
Mrs.
Carson
will
be
at
home
t0
their
friends
In
the
Waldron
Apartments,
Fourth
Avenue
West.
Keep
up
to
date.
Aavntise
regu-
LINZEY
&DAVIES
rilONES
385
586
t
No
Charge
for
Delivery
First
Grade
Butter-
Qp
T
-
Gnpt.
3
lbs,
for
V'l'
fruit-3
for
Z5C
NaLbbCotfff"
50c
10c
L.
&
D.
Tea-
ffffp
Pears-Large.
nCt
Per
b
331
Per
do.
5C
Ripe
Olives-
Cranberries
Per
tin
O
Per
lb
ZOC
Quick
Oats-
1
7
Sweet
Potatoes-
C
Resize
4
lbs,
for
...
,..3U
Canned
Pears-
ff
LettuceSolid
p
heads.
O
Good
quality
Xtf
Vxch
o
Tomato
Juice-Llbby's.
jp
Te3tas
rink
Grapefruit
ft
P
tin
OV
Each
Jewel
Shortening-
"ah
Celery-
2Sg
Shelled
Walnuts
Qftp
Wealthy
Apples
fi4
ff
White.
Per
lb.
OVU.
XU
A.
J.
Whitmore
of
Ottawa
and
L.
W.
Patmore
K.
C.
of
Victoria
will
arrive
In
Prince
Rupert
Wednesday
morning
of
next
week
from
the.
sou
lb
fpr.ta
preliminary
corn
fererici
withV'
kjcal
halfl&ut
boit
owners?
and,
fehemen
representatives
prior
to
the-
snmnl
con-eitntr.
o;
.ne
.nUinaiLn.i:
Ponies
Cv.Ti
rusii-n
wtff
Vti
operators
In
Seattle
Dfesmbfr
13.
Mr.
Whitmore
and
Mr.
Patmore
will
sail
the
following
Thursday
evening
for
the
south'
at
which
time
the
local
delegates
J.
It.
Mcrrt
sen
a
rut
O.
J.
Hansen,
representing
the
boat
owners,
and
George
Anderson,
representing
the
fishermen
win
also
leave.
r
1
Em
It's
hv?Ae
Jfe
r
Molhi
I
'
l
lf
IIM
THIS
WEEK
ONLY
Home
Remedies,
Toiletries
Rubber
Goods,
Stationery
Candy
and
Drug
Store
Sundries
AT
HALF
PRICE
J
McCUTCHEON'S
PHARMACY
THIRD
AVENUE
and
SIXTH
STREET
w
mrs:
RELIEVE
COLDS
WITHOUT
"D8SING"
Don't
rkk
apiettSn
your
chad's
stomach
whJ
ma
k
attf
him
more?
n
ri
erabte
by
drastic
ittrmaldnaing
for
colds.
Jutf
msissafts
Vfcls
Vapottub
on
throat,
chest,
and
back.
VapoRub
acts
on
the
skin
liVe
a
warming,
stimulating
poultice.
At
the
same
time
it
gives
off
sooth.'n
medicinal
vapours
that
are
breathed
direct
into
irritated
air
passages.
i
ms
pouiijcc-anu-vapour
action
swiftly
relieves
the
mbcry
of
a
cold.
VapoRu
r
.uvwiroent
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Coal
Coal
Xanairao-Weliingrtori
Foothills
Kulkley
Valley
For
warm
"mfortable
hme
iVZ'J'Jttlifc
P
h
our
carefully
selected
coaL
We
stock
coal
for
all
purposes
Furnace
Cook
Stove
Heaters.
Onr
coal
has
the
hiihest
heat
content
so
start
enjoying
its
comforts
by
filling
your
bin
n"w.
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Phone
651
QUALITY
Phone
653
Counts
in
Coal
For
Furnace
Or
Heater
Radiator
Or
Circulator
Buy
Bulkley
Valley
COAL
WITH
TO
VANCOUVER!
MlKif
at
ICEAI
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVER
Steamer
leares
Prince
Rupert
every
THtTKSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trains
leare
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
eTery
WEDNESDAY,
2
p;m.
For
far$,
etc.,
call
or
tcrlU
Ctty
Ttckit
Office,
528
3rd
Ave.
it;
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