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SIX
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ao
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:
COATS
EYES
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for
NumounU
Full-vue
Frames,
The
Newest
in
Eye-Wear
.
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Heilb
Tay
Day
Specials
'
YouU
agree
with
us
a
wonderful
bargain
EYES
Expert
Optical
Service,
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelcry
Repairing,
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Engraving
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in
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rbone
26)
for
Appointment
roner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
for
Fine
China,
Glassware
GOOD
NEWS!
BY
POPULAR
DEMAND
"PEOPLES"
SALE
COATS
&
DRESSES
Continues
Another
Week
!
-Orer
50
Dresses
and
20
Coats
to
Select
Trom
At
These
Prices
$19
.99
WW,WA'.WAV.W.V.VAV.VW.
ss
to
siz
furk
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Jhj
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nnniilar
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You
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
Dependable
PHONE
1
3
21
Hour
Service
at
Regular
Rates
WRA
Xmas
Tree
Lights
50c
Complete
(Reg.
75c)
Th(
PPING
makes
any
gift
twice
as
attractive
Choose
your
Gift
Wrappings
from
our
large
stock
including
Dcnnison's
distinctive
papers,
seals,
.
ribbon,
cellophane,
etc.
m
Tinsel
rM
Ribbon
.
5
yards
.
i
DC
c
Jinsci
airing
ou
feet
.
Silver
Foil
Paper
Roll
Dcnnison's
Tissue
15
sheets
-Colored
Tissue
10
sheets
5c
10c
10c
10c
50-piece
Assortment
Pkg
10c
Christmas
String
In
various
sizes
and
weights
Sc,
10c
15C
up
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It
I
-
r
1
tr
,99
i
styles.
Color
and
style
choice.
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Open
Saturday
Nisht
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
THIRD
AVE.
Next
to
IIeiIbroners
Phone
BLUE
307
a
i
4Sl
i
I
fa
AS
8
I
I
For
a
few
days
only
Genuine
Noma
Lighting
Sets
and
oUiers
In
in
wide
variety
of
styles
For
Indoors
and
outdoors.
85c
to
S3.50
5
Extra
Lamps-2
for
15c
anJ
up
I
1
4-
DISPOSING
OF
BOMBS
Former
Bank
Clerk
Finds
New
Job
Thrilling
Bat
Real
Fun
LONDON,
Dec.
7:
(CP)
A
London
bank
clerk
who
gave
up
his
lob
to
become
a
member
of
a
bomb
dls-pcr
iwod
of
the
Royal
Engineers
finds
"muci4
fun
and
real
pleasure"
In
his
new
work
cT
Hiring
th
from
delayed
action
boa.U,
"I'm
surprised
to
find
how
nnich
,
fun
and
real
pleasure
I
get
working
with
the
parties."
he
said
lh
a
letter
'
to
a
friend,
in
which
he
described
the
"biggest
thrill
of
my
life."
"About
a
fortnight
aeo
he
wrote.
'.
"I
was
standing
in
a
hole
in
about
j
three
feet
of
mud.
Suddenly
Jerry
started
dropping
bombs
around
us
'Anil
w.
..i!n
I
.
.
v
-
-
.3
'
.
'auu
uiauiiuc-Kuiuiuig
us.
i
aiuazea
.
'v-""v"--'--."-'.-.v-.-.v.-.vv-v.r.
j
myself
with
the
speed
with
which
jt
1
1
covered
so
long
a
distance
on
so
;
short
a
time.
The
blast
of
another
j
jbomb
simply
blew
me
down
the'
1
.Sfpnfi
nf
Q
eVipltAr
anrl
T
irra
'
ed
was
some
lack
of
breath.
J
"But
the
spirit
of
our
people!
the
saoper
goes
on.
"The
spirit
of
j
these
Londoners.
Our
section
was'
called
to
the
other
dav
i
.There
were.
houses
smashed
like
matchwood.
Yet
the
people
carried
on.
and
were
laughing
too.
j
-
"One
"nod
soul
said
she
was
sorry
chs
couldn't
make
me
a
cud
of
tea.
but
the
milk
was
a
little
later
than
And
she
had
nothing,
absolutely
nothlne.
left
of
home!"
i
Aj
an
eniloue.
he
added
"we
are
all
lookine
forward,
you
knor.
to
"tT.
sr,rtr
trvr
of
Germany,
visiting
vrh
Interesting
places
as
Berlin
ana
Hamburg.
"GOVERNMENT
LIQIOK
ACT"
(Bflcllon
28)
Notice
f
Application
for
a
Dm
Licence
NOTICE
Id
HEREBY
GIVEN
tht
nn
I
the
18th
day
of
December
next
the
undersigned
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
licence
In
j
respect
tpj
the
premises
being
part
of
I
the
btUldltag
known
as
the
Commercial
'
Hotel
situate
at
the
corner
of
First
.Avenue
and
Eighth
Street
In
the
City
"
rrmce
nuperc
upon
lands
described
S.as
Lots
Thirteen
(13)
and
Fourteen
I
?
'".
Bit
Nine
(91.
Section
One
(1)
Msp
923.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Regis-'
J
traU-m
District.
In
the
Province
of
,
British
Columbia,
for
the
rale
of
beer
I
V
by
the
glass
or
by
the
bottle
for
con-sumption
on
the
premises
or
elsewhere.
DATED
this
19th.
day
of
November
J
ALEXANDER
J.
PRDDHOMilE
Applicant.
CHIROPRACTOR
6tanley
W.
Colton,
D.OPb.C.
Wallace
Block.
Phone
641
Ballinger
&
Stafford
Repairs
of
All
Types
Typewriters,
Cash
Registers,
Adding
Machines,
Bicycles,
Baby
Carriages,
Etc.
Location
Corner
3rd
Ave.
and
1th
St.
Next
C.P.R.
Ticket
Office
DANCE
BOSTON
HALL
TONIGHT
9
O'CLOCK
Raw
Furs
We
Have
Orders
For
and
Itequire
Immediately
3000
Marten,
500
Lynx,
200
Fisher
5000
Mink
and
25,000
Weasels
In
order
to
secure
these
articles
for
our
customers,
we
are
prepared
to
pay
you
more
money
than
anyone
else.
We
have
SPECIAL
ORDLRS
for
Dark
and
Dark
Brown
Marten
and
Small
Dark
and
Dark
Brown
Fishers
and
we
are
prepared
to
Pay
you
SPECIAL
PRICES
for
these
two
articles.
For
Highest
Market
Prices
and
100
Satisfaction,
Try
Your
next
shipment
to
us
Do
it
Now!
Thanking
you
In
anticipation,
we
are,
Trappers
Furs
B-l
Standard
Bank
Bldg.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
r.XVJJ
fc
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
Deceffilw,
T
WITH
BRITISH
FORCES
IN
NEAR
EAST
An
anti-aircraft
gun
crew
in
ari.on
In
Puler.uie.
XtJ&
Jll
iWMsl.
S
HJ
"
Breda
guns,
ammunition
and
oth
r
equipmrun
raptured
by
British
forces
in
western
desert
operat.on
against
Italians.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Herring
Kun
Still
IJeing
Awaited
By
Pro-ccssing
Plants
Which
Arc
Now
Heady
Considerable
Hunting
Activity
With
thf
nmppssinrr
nlnnt.s
nnur
in
vaarlinnao
in
UnnAln
!the
fish,
the
inn
of
herring
in
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
or
j
nearby
waters
is
still
being
awaited
but
the
fish
have
not
-
.anneared
in
sufficient
nunntitips
vrt
tn
"
-----
j
vv
v-
"UI1U111
Cl
llllll.
There
are.
signs
,
of
the
fish
and
a
few
test
sets
have
been
made
but
they
are
not
schooled
up
sufficiently
to
make
this
time
the
herring
seining
was
Bacon
aboard.
They
had
rather
well
under
way.
Posiibly,
there
will
poor
hick
until
the
last
day
out
have
to
be
clearer
and
colder
weath-
when
the
wather
cleared
and
.er
before
the
run
develops.
ducks
were
plentiful
with
the
re-
suit
they
bagged
in
all
110
birds.
j
Several
hunting
parties
have
been
y
wcre
awa
ttom
Monday
to
'out
during
the
past
week
in
quest
of
Ftia&-
bird?
and
deer.
Extremely
bad
:
On
the
way
Paul
Armour
left
.weather
conditions
mitigated
some-
the
Phlppen
at
Union
Pass
where
what
against
the
successor
opera-
he
was
picked
up
by
the
steamer
tlons
and
made
things
a
bit
rough
Prince
Rupert
and
taken
south
and
uncomfortable.
Some
fair
Another
party
out
this
week
was
i
bags,
however,
were
brought
in.
Charles
Ltndqulat
and
crew
with
Some
of
the
parties
went
quite
far
George
Bryant
aboard
the
Ingrid
afield-
lH
Soon
after
arrival
home
Mr.
.Bryant
left
for
the
south
where
he
j
plans
to
spend
the
winter
In
Van-Bringing
a
fine
bag
of
ducks
but'uver.
only
four
geese
a
hunting
party
I
v
headed
by
Paul
Armour
returned
I
home
yesterday
from
a
trip
down
,
Union
steamer
Cardena
Capt
the
coast
as
far.
as
Hartley
,Bayj
Ernest
Sheppard
arrived
In'port
at
and
Olltoyees.
They
went
south
4
o'clock
thl.s
morning
from
-the
aboard
the
boat
Phlppen'
with
south
and
sailnd
at
6:30
am
on
"
Ull
IP-Jill
Irmniii.
C-f
A
T
I
....
...ui
jW
"-
ncr
reiuru
Vancouver
and
'Nichols,
Jack
Lindsay,
arid
B.
J.
point
I
i
'
Always
French
In
N.Y.
Styles
former
Paris
DcMcner
Back
In
.
Country
Of
Birth
For
I
Successes
I
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
7:
'CP)
He
jwas
born
Main
Bochcr
(pronounced
Milne
B3cker
in
Chicago
50
years
ago.
He
became
Malnbocher
(pronounced
Man-bo-shay)
during
10
years
as
a
highly
successful
Paris
dressmaker.
Now
back
In
America,
he
is
to
be
M'n
B"cher
again.
But
to
th
admiring
throng
of
"big
name-women
who
packed
his
newly-ooen-d
New
York
sa'on
to
view
his
"First
American
Collection,"
he
will
always
be
Malnbocher,
and
very
French.
'
Aftpr
all.
d'Cr't
h
desien
the
Duchs
of
Windsor's
wedding
gown?
At
th
New
York
showing,
every
gilt
chair
was
occunled
and
several
women
sat
on'
the
floor;
C0ME0IF.S
SHOWING
"Grandpa
Goes
to
Town"
and
"Two
Girls
on
BroadwaT
Showing
At
Capitol
Theatre
,prmd',i
nvc
To
Tovn."
oor
r-f
the
series
of
Hl"elm
family
se"l
of
drm-stip
comedies,
and
"Two
Girls
nr
"v-Itj"
a
r.u'1ral
coined-with
Joan
Blondpll.
Lana
Turner
and
neorie
Mohv.
comon?.-'
a
double
picture
bill
on
the
screen
of
the
Canltol
Theatre
here
toi
ight
'Orandna
Goe
to
Town"
tell-
the
tnrv
n
how
th
Hl5glas
cln
are
tricked
Into
buvintc
a
ramsharkl"
hotel
in
a
Nevada
ehnst
towr
A
"imor
that
sold
has
been
found
?n
the
nearby
mountains
causes
a
tamDede
of
prospectors
who
become
Indignant
when
they
1
am
that
they
have
been
hoaxed
and
tnren
to
Ivnch
th
family.
Th-
h"noi.
in
which
they
a.e
tx-triratrd
from
thi-
dl'npia
nr
.
v1d-stp-rllrax
Th
cast
'-'(H-.t
James.
Lucille
nd
Rusll
Oleawn.
Harrv
Davenriort.
Lois
Ransom
nd
To-"m
Rvon.
Mixle
Rosenbloom
and
Arturo
Oodoy.
well
known
pugilist-,
also
annear
In
the
Dictun-
"Twr
Girls
on
Broadway
I,
the
story
of
two
sisters
who
Journey
Mlljrr
fif
WIIIO.TION
Htlt
t-KKTII'lt
ATE
Ol-
-KOF.lKTS
lac-
-Stv
Ural
No.
.
nw
1,1
No.
t
-
,v
t-a1
.
J-
ana
Nr
Dral
No.
4-
Sllnfral
(Ulni.
.
enutit
la
the
uuklrw
Mining
Dlvl-
)
-i
:
C-.tA.Ur
DMrtet.
Whre
Located:
At
the
DlTMe
beaven
"
Ona:
and
PUrmlesn
Onrka
't.,
.
l'ul
J,cW?r:
JoMP
B.
Cltarlhue,
B.
C.
IviciTw.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
Jowph
B
CTwlhue
of
Victor!.
B
C
m
Mlnera
Crtlfloat9
No
5C041-E.
ratend
alr
dys
frttn
tb
date
hwcX,
to
ly
to
the
Mining
Btoorder
for
Certificates
of
Improvement
for
the
pur-P
of
obtaining
a
Cro-n
CI
rant
of
th
above
elabna.
I
AND
FURTHER
TAKE
NOTICE
that
!
J
actkm
und?r
Section
85
of
the
"Mln-'
rral
Act"
must
toe
commenced
before'
(Impro'vS
f
RUCh
of
I
DATED
th!
2Cth
day
of
June.
1940.
I
Mike
Colussi
Accordionist
and
Teacher
A.A.A.
Certificate
PHONE
It
ED
811
Fresh
Loral
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MDk
VALENTIN
DAJRY
runs
c$7
.to.mout'oST1
Jo.vn
bixjxdi
Lr
"2
GIRI
S
ON
BROADWAY"
PLUS
,
.
I
af
(At
7:00
and
"
SAN'TA
Sl"Or.r..Ts
Rnecil
X
-i
.
o-
the
h"ir:
mar-?
thr
k!i
:
jTcncer
irat
in
"EDISON
Tlir
MIX
from
a
.sm;M'
Nsw
York
C
t
,
crorh
the
bi-t
m
mance
centres
the
same
boy
T;
hits
"My
Woiif!'
Dnce"
and
B:
Broadway."
It
j.
aga'nst
a
muirAj
i,.,
Tonight's
fro..-.
Kast
ar
U
o'i
:ock
v
this
afternoon
io
bo
,
111
2EDZ.
BOTTLE
-n
.
.
j
...
n
-f
no
a
nis
atuvrmx.i.
.u
-
ordUpbrtd
by
L
Board
or
by
the
uovjrnrani
.
Columbia.
Commercial
Hotel
Pruiif
r
Thoroushly
It-notatnl
Hot
and
Cold
V
Inner
Spr.r.
'
-
Harb
:
V
ALEX
ritUDHOMME
Proprietor
Nanaimo-AVellingtori
Uulklcy
Valley
Alberta
Minchcad
Sootlcss
It
rays
to
Always
Iluy
the
Best
Fuel
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
.inT.
1U
I