iday,
November
29,
1940.
rvAi
i
in
UULLAK
DAY
SATURDAY
raser
&
Payne's
This
Dojlar
Day
is
the
Biggest
Event
of
the
Season
What
One
Dollar
Will
Purchase
on
Saturday
4
BOXES
LADIES'
HANDKERCHIEFS.
3
HANDKERCHIEFS
TO
BOX
FOR
2
TURKISH
TOWEL-
SETS
-
FOR
1
BETTER
QUALITY
TOWEL
SET
FOR
1
LARGE
TURKISH
TOWELS
FOR
5
GOOD
QUALITY
TURKISH
TOWELS
FOR
J
WASH
CLOTH
SETS
-
FOR
6
TEA
OR
GLASS
CLOTHS
FOR
2
50'
x
50"
TABLE
CLOTHS
-
FOR
5
LINEN
FINISHED
PILLOW
CASES
FOR
ODD
rURE
WOOL
SWEATERS
FOR
1
PAIRS
LADIES'
ANKLE
HOSE
FOR
J
PAIRS
GIRLS'
HOSE
-
-
FOR
I
PLAID
Flannelette
Sheets
MOLE
HED
SIZE
FOR
3
YARDS
RAYON
SILK
CURTAIN
NET
4
YARDS
ASSORTED
MARQUESETTES
1
YARD
48"
SILK
DRAPERY
DAMASK
6-riECE
COTTAGE
WINDOW
SETS
1
PAIR
FULL
SIZE
FRILLED
CURTAINS
FOR
2
YARDS
3G"
SATIN
DRAPERY
CHINTZ
FOR
1
ALI
SATIN
KAPOK
FILLED
CUSHION
FOR
3
PAIR
LADIES'
SILK
HOSE
FOR
PRINCESS
SLIPS,.
SATIN
-
FOR
t
PURS
SILK
RAYSUEDE
PANTIES
OR
BLOOMERS
1011
i
PAIRS
LADIES
PURE
WOOL
GLOVES
FOR
W
DIES'
BRASSIER
AND
PA
NT
IE
SETS
EMBROIDERED
AND
LACE
TRIMMED
FOR
CHENILLE
BEDSPREADS
ASSORTED
COLORS.
80"x
100"
EACH
AT
I
$2.95
HEAVY
QUALITY
FIGURED
SATIN
DAMASK
BEDSPREADS.
ASSORTED
COLORS,
IN
GIFT
BOXES.
AC
8G"xl00
-
EACH
V
ALL
WHITE
FIGURED
RAYON
SATIN
BEDSPREADS.
70"x
90"
EACH
Si
,39
LAMUSDOWN
INDIAN
BLANKETS.
ASSORTED
C-fl
Q
COLORS
EACH
VJLlOO
-
-
TAUT
WOOL
BLANKETS.
ASSORTED
COLORED
QA
AC
BORDERS
....
rAI,t
Jt7
CHENILLE
BATH
ROOM
SETS.
TOILET
SEAT
C-fl
COVER
AND
MAT
SET
vl
Sec
Our
Windows
Friday
Displaying
Numerous
Othcr'itcms
on
Sale
Not
Advertised
Fraser
&
Payne
I
Ljs
s
$
s
s
$
$
as
-s
s
s
s
J
Tom
Landry
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
report
for
duty
with
the
Royal
Air
Force.
Drop
In
for
tea
at
Legion
Rooms
on
Saturday
and
support
the
work
of
Hill
60
I.
O.
D.
E.
Proceeds
from
Novelties
and
Raffles
devoted
to
War
Service
Fund.
S.
O.
N.
Meeting
tonight,
8
p.m.
Initiation
of
new
members
follow-1
d
by
social,
10
years
anniversary.
'
All
members
with
guest
welcome.
Members
please
attend
on
time.
Force.
(280)
Ralph
Morln
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Alex
Smith,
who
has
been
identi
fied
with
the
staff
of
Bryant
Limit
ed
here
for
some
time,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Van
couver.
He
Is
joining
the
Royal
Air
Having
received
his
call
to
Van
couver
to
assume
his
duties
as
a
lieutenant
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy,
Croft
Brook,
manager
of
the
Standard
Oil
Co.
of
Canada
branch
here,
will
sail
tonight
on
the
Car-
dena
for
the
south.
His
successor
will
be
Robert
Sutherland
of
Vancouver
who
is
due
in
the
city
next
week.
-
.
.
mm
I
Basketball
!
PORT
SIMPSON
vs.
UUPEKT
(SAVOYS)
Sat.
Night
9:00
25c
Exhibition
Bid.
a
":q
m
atrjBiMJMtamxMiMsmiMxa
JONES'
FAMILY
MARKET
Phone
937
Phone
957
SMALL
YOUNG
PORK
SHOULDER
Per
lb.
LEG
Pit
lb.
LOIN-
F.t
lb
SIDE
PORK
2
lbs
RUMP
ROAST
Per
lb.
ROAST
OFF
THE
ROUND-
Prr
lb
STANDING
RIB
Per
lb.
SHOULDER
ROAST
1
1
Prr
lb.
ROLLED
SHOULDER
VEAL
Per
lb
BULK
LARD
3
lbs
ROAST.
CHICKENS
Per
lb
FRESH
FOWL
Per
lb
15c
25c
22c
25c
FRESH
KILLED
BULKLEY
VALLEY
BABY
BEEF
22c
25c
20c
15c
22c
lbs.
SHOULDER
VEAL
5Q(J
FILLET
OF
VEAL
Per
lb
RUMP
ROAST
VEAL
Per
lb
25c
22c
25c
25c
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Just
say
"Three
Two
please.'
Shipment
of
purses
just
received
You
will
need
gift
dressings.
See
the
display
at
the
Dollar
Store.
(tf)
at
Fashion
Footwear.
UI)
I
I
General
workers
meeting.
Sun-
BASKETBALL,
Port
Simpson
vs.
day
8
pm.
Carpenters
Hall
,(281)
Rupert
.(Savoys)
Sat.
nlte
Adm.
j
-
25c
and
10c.
(281)
Theo
Collart
sailed
yesterday
af
ternoon
on
the
Princess
Norah
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
"Her
Husband's
Wife"
Auditor
ium
Bobth
Memorial
School,
Dec.
and
5.
Tickets
now
on
sale.
(281)
Just
say
'Three
Two
please.'
Ole
Welle
sailed
yesterday
after-
(280)
1
noon
on
the
Princess
Norah
for
a
w
ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS
AND
TOUCH,
HAXQ-ON
COUGHSCOLDS
YIELD
FASTER
TO
M
i
,
trip
to
Vancouver.
i
Peter
Lakle,
general
freight
and
j
(
passenger
agent
for
Canadian
Na-I
Canadian
Legion
Christmas
tree
tional
Railways,
returned
to.
the
December
21.
Members
having
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
latt
ev-
children
under
12
kindly
give
in
enlng
after
spending
a
few
days
at
tneIr
names.
(tf)
Ketchikan,
on
company
business,
i
5
WOMEN
IN
SHELTERS
Cabinet
Minister
Ellen
Wilkinson
!
Gets
Her
Information
Over
'
Teacups
By
HAROLD
FAIR
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON,
Nov.
29:
(CP)
Redheaded
Ellen
Wilkinson,
Parliamentary
secretary
to
the
Ministry
of
Home
Security
and
directly
concerned
with
air
raid
shelter
prob-
A
-
1
Irnnm
rrVt
fVln
O
V
women
and
invited
them
to
an
In
a
raffle
conducted
at
the
Un-
women
"talked
more
sense
about
Red
Services
Hut.
the
winner
of
a
shelter
conditions
than
1
have
combination
table
and
magazine
heard
from
any
of
tne
xpert
corn-rack
was
Mrs.
T.
H.
Priest
with
No.
mlUees
that
t
have
sat
on
up-
tq
450-
date.
They
concentrated
on
the
really
important
things.
Mrs.
W.
Hagen
and
Mrs.
J.
Hagen
thp
whnle
of
mv
W0lk;.
she
last
evening's
train
from
the
inter-
,4,
,
fply
Crossing
arrived
In
the
city
from
anQ
Puts
ine
KeUIe
on
top
the
interior
on
last
night's
train.
-
.
He
Is
on
his
way
to
Port
Simpson
to
represent
Skeena
River
native
fishermen
at.
the
annual
convention
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John,
D.
Smith
of
WrangelL
arrived
In
the
"city
on
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
north
to'
pay
a
brief
visit
here
with
Mrs.
Smith's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Grimble,
before
continuing
on
a
trip
to
Seattle.
Mrs.
Smith
was
formerly
Miss
Dorothy
Orimble
nnd
was
married
during
the
past
summer.
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Hill
60
Tea
November
30,
lbs.
LEG
OF
VEAL
f.ST.l
JQQ.
"
AYRSHIRE
BACON
Per
lb
PREMIUM
HAM
Per
lb
'.
LEG
OF
LAMB
Pet
lb.
SHOULDER
OF
LAMB
Per
lb
LOIN
OF
LAMB
Per
lb
Eagles'
Bridge,
December
4.
rt
I
Second
Searchlight
Auxiliary
jUC
Dance,
Armouries,
December
6.
"
l
25C
15c!
25c
Red
Cross
Tea,
Legion
Hall,
Saturday,
December
7,
Oame
dinner,
December
11.
102nd
Auxiliary
tea.
Legion
Hall.
December
12
S.O.N.
Christmas
tree
and
dance
"TT-"
December
26.
Moose
Hall.
30
c
-
Genuine
Hogmanj'ftDance,
Odd-25C
fe,low's
IIn11'
December
it
HER'Si
Thi
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
h
Government
of
British
Columbia.
covered
candles
keep
her
warm,
bring
the
kettle
to
a
boil
by
morn-
I
ing
and
heat
the
flower
pot
so
that
I
she
can
cook
a
rasher
of
bacon
for
breakfast.
Other
women
favored
brick
sur
face
shelters
because
they
were
less
noisy
than
the
underground
and
the
air
was
better.
Concerts
or
Quiet.
"There
were
four
or
five
young
very
good
looking
girls
among
my'
visitors,"
Miss
Wilkinson
said.
"They
rather
thought
they
would
like
to
have
concerts
In
shelters
but
the
cider
women
were
against
It,
saying
that
they
found
It
difficult
enough
urns.
mu
w
-
.
as
lt
u
to
t
melt
children
tQ
Ue
erage
woman
thought
of
the
shelter
,
Aovn
situation
so
sne
iook
ine
cnamciei-
lstic
Wilkinson
way
of
finding
out.
1
"All
the
women
were
against
sep
aration
of
the
sexes
but
the
young
,'ut7
r
:
women
wanted
some
sort
of
aepar-
shelters-,
basements
n
all
kinds
of
dresslng
accommodation.
surface
shelters
and
subways,
p0lnt8d
cut
that
At
th,y
were
going
trenches
collected
a
group
of
26
.
.
,
.,,,
I
Mt.rn
to
spend
the
entire
winter
in
shclt
over-the-teacups
discussimi
in
her,them
to
sleep
Sleep
On
Ye
Dead
Sleep
On!
Ye
Dead
of
Flanders
Fields,
Heed
not
the
foe
Who,
from
above,
with
wanton
hands
Defiles
your
graves
below.
Sleep
On!
Though
the
tread
Of
enemy
feet
sounds
overhead.
Well
not
break
faith
with
ye
who
died
For
we
have
the
torch,
tls
flaming
high!
Slceo
On!
Ye
Dead
of
Flanders
Fields.
Dorothy
R.R.
CIVIC
WAR
BONUS
,
cr
TP
auuc"
;
i"1"
PORTMADOC,
Wales,
Nov.
29
-;.'J7
""flfill
At
any
rate,
Miss
Wilkinson
noted
(CP)-Portmadoc
Council
has
de
.u
.Tjr5
o
;
,
,
"
ine
Jarrow
"u''l""
the
suggestions
on
which
all
agreed
cided
to
give
ening
after
spending
a
few
days
at
cnester
University,
Miss
Wilkinson
i
ation
aiewari,
on
ueparunem
oi
xvuuea
doesn
t
believe
in
a
lot
oi
rea
tape
business.
when
pressing
problems
require
so-1
lutlon.
She
told
a
reporter
those
Timely
Recipes
PUFFED
RICE
CANDY
Heat
one
quart
Puffed
Rice
in
of
Copper
City
are
paying
a
brief
added
t
have
always
felt
you
could
jn-untu
crisp.
Put
on
visit
to
the
city,
having
arrived
on
:.'
y
?ZL
,dth
aulated
sugar
in
frying
p
cup
gran-
pan
and
ap-
heat.
Do
not
add
water
but
lor
cwmiuinw
imm
stir
the
sugar
constantly
untU
you
;
X'
Kenneth
Fraser.
manager
of
the
B.C.
Packers
cannery
and
reduction
plant
at
Pacofl,
arrived
in
the
city
5
!
by
gasboat
yesterday
for
a
brief
ibusiness
visit
here.
!
v
t
William
Halls,
formerly
of
this
25c
i
city
and
now
located
at
Atlln,
was
a
pasesnger
aboard
the
Princess
,
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
going
1
through
.on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
the
Yukon
Consolidated
Co.,
and
Mrs.
MrParlnni
u.prp
nnccrncrprs
B
.J?
j.i
I
obtain
a
golden
brown
liquid,
llien
are
are
thinking
tninmng
and
ana
I
l
regard
regara
these
,
....
...
women
of
the
shelters
as
my
constituents
for
the
moment.'-Flower-rot
Cooker
The.
visitors
talked
"a
good
deal
about
the
subways-
and
a'-d
one
trouble
ras
that
children
ofttm
go
to
the
'indergr.our.fi
railway
platforms
as
early
as
eight
in
the
morn-
favored
a
ticket
system
for
admis-
sion
to
such
shelters,
Warren
McFarlane,
manager
of
One
woman
said
nothing
would
induce
her
to
enter
a
big
shelter.
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
yester-
Equipped
with
two
candles,
a
flow
day
afternoon
going
through
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Arthur
MacDames
of
er
pot
and
a
tin
kettle
full
of
water
she
treks
nightly
to
a
smaller
one.
'She
lights
the
candles,
places
the
Skecna
flower
Pt
uoside
down
over
them
a
dash
of
vanilla
or
any
desired
flavoring
pour
over
the
rice
and
Mix
thoroughly.
Blanched
pea-'
nutstmay
be
added
if
desired.
INTO
MOUTH
OF
DEATH
!
DELHI.
Nov.
23:
(CP)
The
iMedal
of
the
Order
of
the
British
and
asked
for
pennies,
promising
to,
Emplre
has
bsen
award?d
stoker
keep
places
for
them.
The
women
:Alt
Akbar
of
M
r
s
Halderi.
who
entered
a
boiler
to
rercue
a
chief
stoker
overcome
by
the
heat.
The
chief
stoker
died.
J.
T.
Blackstone
of
Dallas,
Texas,
who
has
been
visiting
for
some
time
;
at
Ketchikan,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
last
night
1
cn
his
way
to
his
home
in
the
south-
The
em
states.
a
war
bonus
of
five
shillings
a
week
on
the
wages
of
Coughing
Coldsill
II
there's
Irritation
In
UDDer
bronchial
tubes,
coughing,
muscular
soreness
or
tightness
relieve
such
misery.
Mother,
with
an
lmproved"VapoRub
Massage."
With
this
more
thorough
treatment,
the
poultlce-and-vapor
action
of
Vlcks
VapoRub
more
effectively
penetrates
irritated
air
passages
with
soothing
medicinal
vapors
...
STIMULATES
chest
and
back
like
a
warming
poultice
or
plaster...
starts
reu
eying
misery
right
awayl
Results
delight
even
old
friends
of
VapoRub.
TO
GET
a
"VapoRub
Massage"
with
all
its
benefits
massage
VapoRub
for
3
minutes
on
IMPORTANT
RIB-AREA
OP
BACK
as
well
as
throat
and
chest
spread
a
thick
layer
on
chest,
cover
with
a
warmed
cloth.
BE
sure
to
use
genuine,
time-tested
VTCKS
VAPORUB.
New
Ford
Cars
For
1941
Are
Larger
ROOMIER
bodies
and
improved
riding
qualities
are
combined
with
smart
new
appearance
in
the
new
Ford
cars
for
1911.
Presented
by
the
Canadian
Ford
Company
in
two
lines,
the
De
Luxe
and
the
Super
De
Luxe
Fords
are
built
with
a
longer
wheelbase
to
provide
for
the
longer
and
broader
bodies.
Running
boards,
are
partially
concealed.
Seating
widths
have
been
increased
as
much
as
seven
inches
and
there
is
greater
shoulder
and
headroom,
(left).
Much
better
vision
is
afforded
both
driver
and
passengers
as
glass
areas
have
been
substantially
increased,
up
to
33
per
cent
increase
in
coupes.
Front
ends
are
re-styled
as
shown
in
the
Super
De
Luxe
Fordor
above.
The
new
1941
Fords
are
now
on
our
streets.
Try
the
new
Smooth
ride.
You'll
be
surprised.
Call
on
us
or
telephone
us
for
particulars
S.
E,
PARKER
PORI)
THIRD
AVENUE
EAST
1
wages
of
all
council.
officials
and
employees.
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DEALERS
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Rupert
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