PAGE
SIX
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261
for
Appointment
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
for
Fine
China,
Glassware
and
Novelties
GOOD
NEWS!
BY
POPULAR
DEMAND
"PEOPLES"
SALE
COATS
&
DRESSES
Continues
Another
Week
!
Tay
Day
Specials
Over
50
Dresses
and
20
Coats
to
Select
From
At
These
Prices
$25
ao
$10
ft
4
sv
AH
raESSS2HE33El
COATS
YouH
YouU
aeree
agree
with
with
u3
uS
a
wonderful
bargain.
56
to
$12
ftOQQ:
DRESSES
$
Npa-pst.
nnnnlir
styles.
Color
and
style
choice.
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Open
Saturday
Night
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
j
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
It'unqrt"
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i
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THIRD
AVE.
.Next
to
Heilbroncr's
Phone
BLUE
907
When
Y'ou
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
Dependable
TAXI
Service
PHON
E
13
24
Hour
Service
at
Regular
Rales
For
Christmas
An
almost
unlimited
variety
to
please
boys
and
girls
and
grownups
too.
Come
in
and
see
them.
All
plainly
priced
and
arranged
for
your
convenience.
Here
arc
a
few
leader
values
Drums
25c,
GOc,
$1.15
Panda
Bears
....
90c
to
$3.95
Wetum
Dolls
75c
and
$1.33
Nurse
Doll
75c
t
Scotch
Doll
$1.20
and
$3.25
Tootsietoy
Sets
50c
&
$1.00
Kingsbury
Tractor
and
Trailer
sets
-
$1.00
Cinderella
Aluminum
Play
Sets
..
50c
and
95c
Finocchio
Printing
Sets
35c,
50c,
95c
Electric
Trains
Complete
with
transformer
.'.
$11.50
Large
Steel
Dump
Trucks
$2.40
Tinkertoy
75c
and
93c
Marble
Tin
Gamcs
.
75c
Bell
Target
Set
$1.20
and
$1.25
Dart
Pistols
,
35c
.
300-picce
Jig
Saw
Puzzles
.
25c
Keystone
Action
Battleships
$1.95
Just
Received
A
Grand
Selection
of
Hooks
for
All
Ages
Shop
Now
Its
More
Convenient
and
Stock
is
More
Complete
tian
of
the
Houre
mining
commit
tee,
made
this
motion.
Better
Pensions
The
Liberals
came
out
strongly
for
better
old
age
pensions,
pro-
BIRMINGHAM'S
BIT
BIRMINGHAM,
Dec.
5:
(CP)
'
This
city's
"War
Weanons
WppIc"
Jhcld
before
the
recent
severe
blltz-
sneg
on
me
city,
raised
more
than
$35,600,000
for
defence
purposes.
DEBUNKS
POLAR
BEAR
COLORADO
SPRINGS,
Dec.
5:
(CP)
The
Polar
bear
does
not
like
-.old
weather,
Edward
W.
Clark
of
the
Mountain
Zoo,
reports.
The
varmer
it
Is
the
better
the
polar
bears
like
It
If
they
have
plenty
:f
water,
Clark
says.
DANCE
X
EVERY
SATURDAY
1
I
'
BOSTON
HALL,
9
O'CLOCK
t
Raw
Furs
We
Ilave
Orders
For
and
Require
Immediately
3000
Marten,
500
Lynx,
200
Fisher
5000
Mink
and
25,000
Weasels
In
order
to
secure
these
articles
for
our
customers,
we
are
prepared
to
pay
you
more
money
than
anyone
else.
We
have
SPECIAL
ORDERS
for
Dark
and
Dark
Brown
Marten
and
Small
Dark
and
Dark
Brown
Fishers
and
we
are
prepared
to
pay
you
SPECIAL
PRICES
for
these
iwo
articles
For
Highest
Market
Prices
and
100
Satisfaction,
Try
Your,
next
shipment
to
us
Do
it
Now!
Thanking
you
in
anticipation,
we
are,
Trappers
Furs
B-fStandard
Bank
BIdg.,
Vancouver,
B
V
THE
DAILY
NHWS
TRIBUTE
TO
IPLAY
VERY
PATTULLO,
WELL
DONE
M.
P.
McCaffery
Speaks
at
Meeting
Little
Theatre
Makes
Good
In
vi
uDtrai
tiriuiivc
ai
tictoria
i
iicr
uusoanu
s
tue,
firsi
Recently
'
Public
Presentation
ictcui
meeting
ui
uic
13.
Liioeral
c
uidii
f
;u
Aiiiiuc
nupct
b
ARsnr.lntlnn
mppiiMvo
Anrrftnr
Little
Theatre
crrnnn
lrt
(hp
thr.
to
one
who
was
there
Hon.
O.
M.
ac
comedy
"Her
Husband's
Wife"
i
Weir.
Provincial
Secretary.
-
an-
at
the
auditorium
of
Booth
Mem-1
nnnnooH
tViot
rtrf.,i1Hae
lr...l,4nt
Orial
Rehnnl
Inst,
nltrht
nine
Vilrrhlv
to
the
operation
of
health
insurance
CIed'tabIe
to
al"
concerned
and
in
British
Columbia
are
being
rap-
V"J
entertaining
ior
tne
audi-
give
details
but
the
association
went
ort
was
wel1
worth-while
and
on
record
,a$.
.fully
in
accord
with
warranting
of
a
much
larger
nutting
health
"insurance
Into
ef-
measure
of
-patronage
than
it
refect
ceived
on
opening
night.
Possibly.
This
was
one
of
II
resolutions
lhIs
wl11
be
rectified
on
the
repassed
by
the
executive
including
Presentation
tonight
for
it
complete
endorsement
of
the
Pat-
can
be
heartily
recommended,
tullo
government
and
Its
nresent
"Her
Husband's
Wife"
is
a
typi
policies.
Personal
tribute
was
paid
to
the
Premier
by
M.
P.
McCaffcrv
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
mentioned
a
40-year
association
with
Mr.
Pat-tullo,
in
supporting
a
vote
of
confidence
Jn
his
administration.
Resolutions
were
passed
fully
en
cal
raise
but
it
permits
of
a
great
er
degree
of
versatility
for
the
various
members
of
its
cast
than
1
is
sometimes
afforded
by
such
a
vehicle.
The
cast
consists
of
six
I
persons,
each
of
whom
carried
off
j
his
or
her
role
capably.
Outstanding
performances
were
by
Bruce
f
Stevens,
r'.15'
whose
.s
experience
?xPerence
stoa
stood
dorsing
Hon.
John
Hart's
1941-1942
n
eaa,
ana
Miss
Mar-
budget,
which
has
been
under
at-
-Booa
tack,
supporting
Premier
Pattulo's
MCifcnian
ana
Miss
Coral
Attitude
on
the
Rowell-Sirois
report.
?nrg"f;
wn;(
tnoush
Kn
ew
,
the
'Ulghts.
both
endorsing
the
new
$250,000
cdi.-
r?re
were
fine.
Hon-1
enmt
to
munlcloalitles
and
'"If
rrmerua3,
tcmPantal
baekine
backing
thP
the
envprnnnpntv
government's
rtr,i,in
decision
wlfe
and
lhe
latter
as
a
poised
not
to
set
un
a
highway
commission.
Will
Co-operate
In
connection
with
the
motion
on
the
Rowell
report
the
Premier
said
young
lady.
Important
parts
are
also
carried
out
well
by
Edward
Stark
and
John
Good.
Miss
Faith
King
Is
a
demure
maid.
The
stage
settings
SS
have
been
the
government
intended
to
co-op-
J
rf
,
PalnstaklSly
arranged
and
erate
in
everv
wav
with
th
r.i
are
very
attractive.
Lovely
n
the
war
effort.
w'"
"J
'"c
costumes
principal
Another
rps-liit'on
urged,
as
a
!..
'
ws
measure,
that
th-
federal
gov-
auef
aZclotT'
t
.
...
..
B
Charles
Edkins.
for
his
efforts.
vinmem
co-ooerat.
wun
tne
dtov-
.
,
,
'nee
in
the
establishment
of
a
metal
JX,
"",,
"TX
A
7
,
th
Oood
in
k
-efinine
J?hnS0n
Joh.n
charge
industry
on
the
coast.
nU2!,ld
MPherson.
former
chair-
"
?pe"!2
a"Q
TV
M
The
supplementary
musical
program
included
selections
by
Mrs.
Charles
Anderson,
violist;
Corporal
d'Avlll,
flautist,
and
Private
Deak-
,
anojj,
pianist,
ana
piana
austs
Dy
rviefntr
.
r
u
rxjsmfr
the
ape
limit
be
reduced
tv,
Mt
ti.
t
from
70
to
65
years
and
the
month-
mcT
ly
pension
be
Increased
from
$20
Between
first
and
second
acts
of
ao
costs
Mathense
laudin,
iS
o?nJ?ui
Zl
Vn
,he
L"tle
-Theatre
movement
and
egular
or
special
leave
was
advo-
,
bespcaking
puWte
support
on
,u
ediea.
behalf
nth
ied,er.al
fiel
ihe
utlve
U5herettcs
for
the
evening
were
voted
complete
confidence'
In
the
Mlsses
TnOTnson.
UST
MinlSter
?r-
Anne
W,ny,w'
CreddlfMoSan
Mackenzie
King.
I,
and
Marion
McLachlan.
Senator
iJ
W.
'de
H.;
tour
u
v.r.
n
moYih"jesolutJ,oru-Wtdth
rnme
Minister
Churchill,
President
Roosevelt,
and
Prime
Minister
King
were
the
three
outstanding
statesmen
leacjlng
the
democracies
of
the
world
today.
EDMONTON'S
SPITFIRES
EDMONTON,
England,
Ike.
5
(CP
Arknowlcdsing
the
contribution
from
residents
of
Edmonton,
Canada,
of
$25,000
to
this
city's
Siit.f.te
fund
it
is
noted
ron-
Edmontons.
and
other
LONG
QUEUES
BOTH
WAYS
CARLISLE,
Eng.,
Dec.
5:
(CP)
There
is
a
shortage
of
barbers
in
northwest
England
with
young
hair-clippers
called
up
for
military
service.
Queues
(of
customers)
in
many
shops
are
longer
than
usual.
Ballinger
&
Stafford
Repairs
of
AH
Types
Typewriters.
Cash
Registers,
Adding
Machines,
Bicycles,
Baby
Carriages,
Etc.
Location
Corner
3rd
Ave.
and
4th
St.
Next
C.P.R.
Ticket
Office
Fresh
Loral
Hhw
knd
Pasteurized
MiHt
VAi,KNT!N
DAtUY
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Keyal
Bank
R14f
For
Ladies
and
Gentlemen's
TAILORING
M
T-
LEE
We
Cover
buttons
for
Your
Dress
By
Your
Own
Cloth
Cleaning,
Pressing,
Repairing
3dAv.
Phone
Green
9C0
P.0.975
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B
jgg
My
purity
TJit
hopi'
i
feed
to
Art
the
fine
(No
wonder
bo
alto
ii
my
13c
-I'm
eireflllltf
looted
And
checked
et
every
And
(ttn
on
every
Now
when
I've
J
ninety
dyi,
They
jive
m
They
put
me
For
delivery
My
quility
fi
I
tell
for
utl
At
ordinery
LUCKY
LAI
nifflt,
ft.,,
tl
1
,1,'h.y
i
I
lend
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popuUr
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end),
m
ebut.
3H
bottlei
HI
ma..
.
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r
li
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u
:
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Champafne
of
liferi"
Othmrfmmoui
tmlt
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llt.KII
Bt
KTON
tMHl
LF.
SILVKIt
PRIN(;
STOIJT
COAST
BREWERIES
LIMirro
Vincouver
New
Westminster
This
adve
-t
:
pin"nt
!
Mot
nuht.ah
or
dlnplayed
!y
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
f
Rrltlth
Columbia.
There'll
Always
Be
A
Scotland
CHIROPRACTOR
Stanley
W.
Coltor.,
D.CJh.C.
Willace
Block,
Phone
64C
.Commercial
Hotel
Prince
Rupert
Thoroughly
Renovated
Hot
and
Cold
Water
In
Rooms
Inner
Spring
Mattresses
Harbor
View
ALEX
PRUDHOMME
Proprietor
Joan
Bennett
Given
Opportunity
to
j
Show
Versallty
in
"Home
Across
the
Ray"
I
f
With
George,
Raft
and
Joan
Ben-',
ncu
snaring
steiiar
nonors
ana
Walter
Pldgeon,
Gladys"
George,
Lloyd
Nolan
and
June
Knight
In
featured
supporting
roles,
"The
House
Across
the
Bay"
is
being
shown
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here,
tonight
and
to-
morrow.
The
story
Is
an
original
.one
of
a
young
woman
who
Is
con.
'fronted
with
the
problem
of
adjust
ing
her
lire
to
a
strange
fate
when
her
husband
is
sent
to
prison
for
Income
tax
evasion.
miss
Bennett
has
wider
scope
than
usual
in
thi?
picture
for
she
is
seen
as
an
actress
and
dancer
in
addition
to
dramatic
ODDortunltles.
This
Is
a
radical
Innovation
for
the
actress
who
in
the
past
has
confined
herself
t6
more
sedate
roles.
Elaborate
gowns
worn
by
Mis?
Bennett
are
a
feature
of
the
picture.
Outstanding
sets
include
a
swank
New
York
night
club
where
the
ac
tion
of
the
story
begins,
authentic
prison
cells
and
a
streamlined
race
course..
;
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
y
.
On
a
regularly
scheduled
voyage
from
Vancouver
to
Alaska,
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Norah,
Capt.
William
Palmer,
arrived
In
port
at
9:30
this
morning
rom
Vancouver
and
sa;lcd
lus:
ne
hour
later
for
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
points
whence
she
is
due
back
here
next
Monday
afternoon
southbound.
The
vessel
had
a
light
list
of
passengers
going
north
but
it
is
prnprf!
Ambiguity,
due
to
a
typographical
error
in
an
important
part
of
the
report
In
yesterday's
paper
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
meeting
Tuesday,
might
nave
led
icu
some
ju.iic
readers
reaaers
to
to
believe
oeiieve
that
staff
gcsiea
i
that
mat
"Jialibut
"jiaiiDut
had
had
never
never
been
easier
tb
to
catch
patch
Jhan
ihan
Xhtj
,thpy
are
are
toaay.-
j
Nlckerso:
scientific
staff
who
made
the
statement.
The
scientists
emphasized
that
there
was
a
tendency
for
the
abundancy
ot
the
fish
to
flat
ten
il"
out
at
t
this
tins
time.
time,
Out
uut
of
or
fair
The
n
lines
appeared
,
in
.
the
Elgin
ness
to
th
lair-
J.
"
con:erned(
this
trlbutlons
are
expected
also
from
Gazette,
written
by
a
21-year-old
pvnian-,n";
h.
explanation
Is
made
Edmonton,
Frimnninr.
Australia,
4c,oii,
j
.
w.J
..-
,..
wife
of
a
farmhand.
Mrs.
William
George.
It
Is
her
version
of
a
well-known
song:
,
There'll
always
be
a
Scotland;
Lcsh
me!
I'm
feared
tae
speak,
She's
kept
sae
much
in
the
background,
It
nearly
gars
me
greet.
But
I
maun
hae
my
word
In
,
Tae
keep
her
flag
unfurled
Her
mighty
deeds
o
valor
That
are
ken't
'round
a
the
world.
Conviction
Is
Quashed
Jack
Everett
of
Rivers
Inlet
Wins
Appeal
Against
Fine
for
ing
Liquor
For
Sale
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher.'
in
County'
....
j
uiu
y
.
uutuiiru
n
rnn.
LEAFLETS
BOOM
BOMBERS
LAHORE,
India,
Dec.
5:
(CP)
Thursday,
Deceffiht.,
STORY
OF
ShP
Rrm,u
it
-
i
11
DEVOTION!
Luck...Boih
Ki
She
betrnvrH
.
"pi
lata,,
-chooslnj
a
o
protect
nr.
him
frm
-
ui
uniy
a
nui.
m'
fall
in
l.n.l...-.
-
.
""MIH,
1
u
dramatic
conflict
J
tirnnr
nr
inxp'
Who
dlnt
OEOUGE
RAFT
JOAN
BENNETT
In
"The
House
Acros
The
Bay
With
WAITFR
riD(,E0
Cil
ADYS
0i;0RGt
LLOYD
NOLIX
(At
7
31
and
J:JJ)
L?0
MARCH
OF
TIME
And
WOK
Ml
KVWU
i
i
tv.
Our
Special
Xmu
Tickets
ortb-
IhnrljTV
l!ook
Make
Vn
Idea
Xj
Gift'
......
ai
MIU1I
9
CtiAt-
Vi.Utl.
to
have
a
heavy
load
southbouail.
iv
In
all
there
were
35
passengersvon
oiBioio2iOils
tne
mncess
Norah.
One
disembarked
here
and
two
went
north
from
Prince
Rupert.
What
Is.
A
PERFECT
DIAMOND?
?
A
diamond
r
...
v.
bt
et
...
.
members,
of
the
scientific
J'
quallty
(be!:;4
,,M'
of
the
Commlsilon
had
sug-
bn
rpots.
L.
-;
t:
:i
ddc
naws)
but
'
br
'"
'
perfeQt.it
sh
.
uid
:t
lih.
colont:
Alliance.
Thu
beauty
you
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why
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