PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
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for
Fine
China,
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and
Novelties
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REPRIEVE
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Nov.
29:
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Nov.
29:
(CP)
whole
of
the
Australian
Im-
gow
magistrates,
by
five
votes
to
THE
TIME:
Friday
and
Saturday
THE
PLACE:
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Peoples
Store
Next
lo
Heilbronners
3rd
Ave.
W.
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LUCKY
BUYER:
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BARGAINS
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and
Children's
Coats,
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and
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to
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ONLY
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Companion
Set
6.9
Pen,
pencil,
leather
case
and
well
toD
bottle
of
ink.
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2.
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i
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(Illusirat
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pen
pencil,
leather
$5.00
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ffl
I.
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Nc.y
Hundred
Year
Pen
100
years
minv.infpA
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rnnllv
mnrlovn
non
in
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fa
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-the
indesti
uctable
plastic.
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it,
try
it,
to
ifo
appreciate
its
sensational
perfection.
,
Pen
pencil
1
38.50
$3.75
There
Is
a
genuine
Waterman
to
suit
every
individual
require-
$J
ment.
Tern
from
$1.25.
Pencils
from
75c.
Matching
sets
In
at-
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tractive
boxes
from
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tn
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15
VILLAGE
LIFE
IN
ENGLAND
(Continued
from
Page
One)
how
1200
persona
arrived
at
one
centre.
They
were
met
by
all
the
various
village
billeting
officers
and
fed,
put
up
for
the
night
and
then
divided
up
and
taken
to
the
parish
rooms
and
finally
to
their
new
lodgings.
The
householders
are
paid
five
shJUIngs
a
week
for
each
adult
and
three
shillings
for
children
and
they
find,
their
own
food.
Some
of
th
people
are
elderly
and
some
veiy
young.
One
Hundred
Killed
The
letter
tells
of
a
workhc.
being
caught
by
surprise
by
the
Nazis,
a
bomb
dropped
and
one
hundred
people
were
killed
and
a
few
wounded.
The
following
n'-;ht
the
Nazis
returned
but
this
tic
1
they
were
met
by
some
Spitfire
and
they
got
a
bad
reception.
Bombs
have
been
dropped
in
the
country
places
in
open
ground.
At
first
the
villagers
stayed
awake
at
night
watching:
for
them
but
now
they
sleep
every
night
and,
although
they
often
hear
planes
passing
overhead,
they
are
no?
worried.
Boy
of
T?en
age
of
.en
belong
to
the
mib'Ie
heme
guards
They
are
not
only
ready
to
help
penal
Force
that
left
the
Com-
two,
rejected
a
proposal
for
a
cur-
in
case
of.mtfark
but
they
'
cam
men
wealth
for
the
war
areas
was
few
for
children
under
12
durln?
.,t
.i-
j....
-
?ff-nf
a
wm
e
winter
blackout
Even
London,
tectlng
telephone
kiosks
wtthsand-
with
it.
said
Army
Minister
Mc-
with
constant
raids,
has
not
en-
bags.
Bride
in
reporting
on
Australian
forced
a
curfew,
it
was
minted
t,'
....
i
.
'c
n't-i
icu
oi
one
oi
1".
I
Last
2
Days
Of
l
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
GREAT
ANNIVERSARY
MONTH!
9c
to
99c
Days
nrlvate
rchools
for
boys
whre
they
all
sl?ep
In
bunks
ln
she?--
bnath
the
school.
The
Germans
1d
v
bomb,
the
school
but
the
Wendlary
bombs
fell
in
th
nlay-wind
lust
m'?p.
h-
hiii'din-s
The
shelter
Is
Illuminated
by
electric
light.
Rationing
is
carried
out
evn-where..
Fch
perron
's
two
"ic
if
tv
six
ounes
of
suear.
oun-es
or
butter,
six
ounce
of
Trtjrsnrn
pnd
two
oums
of
cook-rtr
ffl
vat
s
two
shillings
and
fi
nary.
a
mi"t.
Th
sUTnr
-Mnn
'.
h
wor
'vatlon
but
hv
are
"ttine
uvd
to
It.
Th
fvr'i-
eavs
she
ran
hMr
h
irM-.'('"'.ift
in
thp
rii-""c
p-
h
s
writ'-.
yet
she
is
twelve
mfir,
jreni
a
city
Mail
Schedule
For
th
East
Monday.
W'ednesilay
Friday
from
the
East
and
5
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
p
m
.
SaJtirdajr
.
n
p.m
inursaay
...ir:24i(J:30
p'.m
fTjday
9-30
nm.
I
November
7,
18
and
28
.........
4
u.n.
from
Vancouver
I
Sunday
p.m.
Hcuiiwuaj
iu
ajn.
noay
10
iu
a.m.
d.l.l.
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
11:30
aiit
i
Thursday
S5.
Pr.
Rupert
8
p.m.
For
Alice
Ann.
Naas
Klver
and
Port
Simpson
bunday
ss
Catala
8
pjn.
From
Alice
Arm,
Naas
Rirtr
and
Fort
Simpson
f-S
.
F'
Ocean
Falls
.j
Thursday
S5.
Prince
i,
George
11:30
pjn.
,
Friday
SS
Prln.
Adelaide
.0
pjn
jFrnm
Orean
Faliw
r
wroncEaay
as
rrinfe
Rurert
,0
ajn
.
Friday
I
Si.
Pr
Adelaide
4
nm
.
fa
Carrtrna
ft
Pa
r
.
.
m
P
m
-Ft
IS
ii9
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
dispbyed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Whiffiets
From
The
Waterfront
J
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Capt.
Ernsflt
Sheppard.
is
due
ln
port
at
6:45
thl-
eventnt
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10:30
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
Ca)t.
Sbepoard
is
relieving
as
mas-t;
of
the
Cardena
for
Capt..
John
:i&A&Plte&$iXAKi4&.
I
Wr
who
Is
taking
his
annual
pas?eners
of
whom
five
disembark-
November
14
and
24
ajn.
ed
nere
while
elx
went
front
this
From
Stewart
and
Premier
-port
1
SS.
Camosun
November
12
And
23
n
.,
!
Wl
fa?&'!it.ttm)AB't
font
mpIm
8J3.
camosun
8
o.m
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
November
11
and
22
a.m
Ik
fStars
.
..aJn.
For
Alaska
Wednesday
S5.
Prince
George
3
pjn.
November
14
and
24
ajn.
S5:
Princess
Louise
a.m.
from
Alaska
j
Aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Nor-'
ah,
which
wtt
in
oort
yesterday
afternoon
sotrt'hbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver,
were
ninety-three
Thursday
S5.
Prince
Rupert".
C!
8
pjn.
November
7,
18
and
28
pjn.
From
Skeena
Ulver
Friday
SS.
Cardena
pja.
Scratching.'
Itch
Fait
!a
tobis,
mitt
tti
aitt
tiUrMM
nblea,
m
vnrid-baosa,
moIiii,
ttii
D.D.D.
Fraariptioa.
OnuriMj
unUtMB
ut
ojokklr
now
i,tm
it,
OT
Bxnrr
tark.
Aa
rwr
lodar
for
O.O.D.PBESCR1T10S
Announcing:-
The
Sale
Of
EVA'S
NOVELTY
SHOP
To
.
Mrs.
Estelle
'Star'
Comer
Formerly
of
Stewart,
B.C.
J
Substantial
reductions
on
large
part
of
present
stock
l
clear-lour
continued
patronage
is
respectfully
solicited
at
625
;3rd
AVENUE.
I'Hd.NE
BLACK
780
Railway
Pudding
Weighs
Over
Ton
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
November
29,
1910
DOUBLE
AUTOMATIC
Moose
Lodge
Presents
BERT
WHITE'S
1940
SHOWLOAT
REVUE
in
"THE
SAP"
TONIGHT
Dnnrn
A,ter
Show
wltn
LallLC
showboat
Orth.
Adults
75c
Children
25c
Including
Admission
to
Dance
Curtain
8;
15
p.m
Dance
10
30
I"
m
FRFSH
SHRIMPS
Daily
After
4:30
p.m.
BOAT
IV.S.L.
TKOTIER'S
DOCK
'iiiLam
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
1
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Snckeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
cannlnr
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
It
u
pert
I
jODD
SIGHTS
i
OF
LONDON
Huge
QuantHies
of
Ingredients
for,
noormen
nanked
by
Debris
Xmis
Delivery
MONTREAL,
Nov.
30
To
make,
C
Christmas
pudding
take
201
j
pouad
of
bread
crumbs,
100
dozen
esr
i
00
quart?
of
milk.
315
pounds
1
Still
Polish
Brass
Radios
Blare
In
Blackouts
By
D.
E.
BURRITT
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
01
orown
sugar
ana
various
ouier
or
heard
ln
London:
Ingredient
In
proper
oroportion.
1
Hawkers
doing
a
roaring
business
Those
are
the
quantities
chefs
of
ln
tne
subway
sneltm
.
.
choco-
Canadian
National
Railway,
have.
Iates
weets
lc..
automatic
bees
working
with
recently.
vending
machines
emptied
within
The
sunt
puddins.
enough
to
a
few
mmute$
of
arrlva,
of
tlat
scrv5
the
(lining
cars
of
the
system
sheUer
refugecs
.
.
.
the
clty
in
during
the
Christmas
season,
weighs
Itch
blackness
but
radlos
sU11
bjare
.
.
.
mnr
tnin
o
inn
1
into
the
nleht
and
provide
a
ohnst-
like
background
for
lone
travellers.
A
tiny
motorcar
with
It
nose
burled
In
a
bomb
crater
still
flaunted
its
important
red-lettered
notice
across
the
rear
window,
"priority"
.
.
.
Chinese
laundryman.
an
odd
lsUht
ln
West
London,
shuffllnz
-lalong
with
huge
bag
over
his
EM
2
wss
iiKOXE
POWER
puouc
meeunK
is
10
oe
neia
in
01
m.
racial
reatures
.
.
.
doorman
-aid
the
sian
ovi-the
City
Hall
to
cone
der
grievances,
in
brilliant
livery
polishing
hotel
house
to
be
taken
uo
with
the
fisheries
nameplate
with
usual
vlijor
though
new
bov
br
department.
The
fHhertea
commit-
bomb
debris
piled
waist-high
on
rv,w
"0h
tee.s
of
the
city
council
and
Board
either
side
of
door
.
.
.
o'lfctrd'a
na-k'
of
Trade
will
present
report
with
B-,,
r.olnt
Strong
'he
nr.nt
his
nr.
recommendations.
.
Ladlss
0nly.
,ald
the
slgn
hnng.
MUed
by
a
.n
.
,
t7'
J
'
'
i,nf
drunkenly
over
a
brpken
gas
CJlmh
over
th
All
telegraph
line
are
down
to-,
main
over
which
14
men
were
la-
"wamln-"
tackrl
day
on
account
of
storms
in
the
ln-
boring
.
.
.
"N0
Depression
In
ThU
f
a
bulHing
tenor
There
were
no
war
dUpatdi-
Hotm-
raid
the
slen
hanging
in
a
-if
c,
for
the
Dally
New,
as
a
result
'
doorway
...
the
doorway
wa,
,11
't
v.
"keen
aw.
f
r
"
fr""
the'""'
'
'
'
Former
Purser
Bachus
of
"-
steamer
Prince
Rupert
Is
now
serv-
-
.
..
.
.
In
'Johnny
Apollo'
with
DOROTHY
lvon.
EDWARD
An.NOU)
At
7:JJ
and
i
j)
Also
r,iSM.0UT-xOTaTl
Ctmin
Satnrdair
om,
PBISCILU
LVXE
In
"3
Cheer
for
ik.
1.,,.
shoulder
and
a
tin
hat
hiding
most
tablhtwd
1628
-
run-'
lng
in
the
trenches
In
France.
..!..
THREE
TIMES
LUCKY
:
London.
Nov.
29:
(CP)
A
Hussar
officer,
taken
prisoner
In
Belgium
by
the
Oermans.
has'
reached
England
after
escaping
his
captors
three
times.
H
disguised
n'mrelf
aj
a
refujej
peasant
to
get
to
a
friendly
port
EVERY
LITTLE
HELPS
LONDON,
Nev.
29:
(CP)-Sev-eral
tons
of
paper
will
be
saved
by
a
new
type
of
bus
ticket
issued
here,
the
tickets
b?tnT
shortened
by
an
inh
and
a
quarrer
1:
Yours
very
trui
'jdllN
CURVIC'H
'HI.;.
To
Our
Customers
IN
APPRECIATION
of
your
patronage
durinp
the
r
1
vec
are
very
pleased
to
offer
vo
a
new
and
better
service.
It
is
v
;
great
pleasure
that
we
announr
the
arrival
of
our
new
fleet
wri
enables
us
to
give
you
the
hes
n
comfort
and
safety.
The
new
Ike:
is
in
a
rich
two-tone
blue
which,
feel
sure
will
be
to
your
liki;
,
Hoping
to
have
the
pleasure
01
your
future
patronage,
we
remain
axi
Nanaimo-Wellington
Bulklcy
Valley
Alberta
Sootlcss
a
1
1
1
1
1
dHlttfl
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
j
I'llONK
116
IMIONt
HI
CANADIAN
RATIONAL
RAjLWAYS
Trains
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
the
LAST
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Alr-Condltloned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Ci"i
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
Thursday,
11:30
pjn.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
powctii
WINTER
EXCUKSION
FARE,
to
VANCOUVER
and
VFtl
2Q
A
A
Tickets
on
sale
Nov.
1st,
1940
v
F"b
4
O
U
U
II
Final
return
limit
March
3UJ
For
Full
information
and
Reservation.
Call
or
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
528
3rd
Avtnue
'
Thone
260
Prince
Rupert
Aeent
for
Trans-Canhda
Air
LIU'
"
"
r
-
-
CHIROPRACTOR
Stanlej
W.
Coltoo,
D.CJb.C.
Wallace
Illock,
fhone
646
Mike
Colussi
Accordionist
and
Teach"
AAA.
Certificate
PHONE
KED
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