December
2.
1040.
Santa
will
bo
stocking
up
a
lot
of
roll-your-owners
with
Ogden's
this
Christmas.
As
a
gift,
it's
tops
because
it
jnakes
milder,
smoother,
more
mellow
cigarettes.
V2
lb.
tin
80
in
i
Jiily
coloured
Christmas
carton.
TO
Russians
M
Ml
1
cept
an
of
fer
of
a
con.dur.ted
tour
of
i
vurlous
dumps
of
wrecked
German
'
aircraft.
CI
illdfl
tYrcCKS
Col.
IJeweWn,
In
a
u-rltten
reply
said,
"there
are
a
large
number
of
wreCKea
uerman
aircrait
0n
em'
LONDON,
Dee
2:
(CP)-
John
Fgan.
Labor
M.P.
for
Dominion
Dltlon
throughout
tne
country.
!
House
of
Commons,
asked
Col.
Should
representatives
of
the
Sov-
j
J.
Llewellln,
parliamentary
sec-
let
or
any
other
government
lepre-
7
to
the
ministry
of
aircraft
sented
at
the
court
of
St.
James'
action,
If
he
would
suezest
to
wish
to
see
them.
I
should
be
ulad
pmpetent
Soviet
authorities
that
to
arrange
any
assistance
they
may
te
in
their
Interest
to
ac-
desire."
A
WARM
HOUSE
seef-
Aids
in
making
the
Christmas
season
an
enjoyable
one.
People
have
been
knQwn
to.
use
a
ton
of
coal
as
a
Christmas
gift.
Clean
coal,
full
yeight
and
satisfactory
delivery
are
the
promises
we
keep.
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd,
PHONE
651
V
652
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
run
Sl'KCIAL
REDUCED
WINTER
EXCURSION
FARES
Including
all
meals
and
berth
accommodation
TO
VANCOUVER
AND
RETURN
Prom
Prince
RUPERT
t7WV
CQfi
flft
PromPort
Simpson
$39.75.
duccd
Rates-Fare
and
ope.
haU
also
apply
to
Vancouver
(Five
years
of
age
and
under
twelve)
Half
Fare
,lcMs
on
s.ii
fr.
.WMi,
1st.
1910
to
February
28.
1911
Good
to
return
up
to
March
31,
1941
-"-"icis
Leave
rrince
nuycik
.
..-.
st
LATAU
Everv
Tuesday
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
a
ni.
I
.
A
l,f
1
tit.
.
"
1
Every
Friday
10:30
p.m.
tia!h
TJoeorvfltlnntt
from
Monday
a.m.
lf?
Rupert
Agent
(FHANK
J.
SKINNER)
Third
Ave.
Thone
563
If
Convcnlpnl.
riease
:
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
LONDON,
Dec.
2:
(CP)
Potatoes
In
iHflr
Jackets
will
replace
boiled
anc(
masked
potatoes
on
(he
menus
of
many
British
restaurants
thl$.ijrtnter.
Catering
firms
already
are'
faking
to
heat
the
ad(vicp
"of
ihfi.
Ministry
p
Rood,
that
potatoes
bake'oi'
in
their,
skln
prov$e
more
nourishment
and,
iess
waste
than
tbpj$
?j?led
before
cooking.
EVACUEES
'
FOR
EIRE
London
and
Dublin
Officials
Talk
!
Over
Plans
For
Women
and'
1
;
Children
I
LONDON.,
Dec.
2:
(CP)
Negotiations
that
may
lead
to
evacuation
of
tens
of
thousands
of
women
and
children
from
bpmbed
British
areas
to
Eire
are
proceeding
between
.
W.
Dulanty,
Eire
High
Commissioner
In
London,
and
Lord
Cranbornfl,
Dominions
Secretary.
Prime
Minister,
de
Valera
Is
un
derstood
to
have
Initiated
the
discussions
after
the
torpedoing
of
the
llnpr
City
of
Benares
in
.which
J
children
bglng
evacuated
to
Can
ajla
were
drowned.
When
Mc
de
Valera
learned
of
the
tragedy
he.
palled
a
meeting
of
hi?
ministers
to.
consider,
what
Eire
could
do
to
help
the
evacuation
of
British
children
and
their
motVurs.
His
suggestion
for
consultation
between
the
two
governments
was
welcomed
in
London
as
"a
gveat
gesture"
and
the
British
govern-
ment
is
anxious
to
take
thp
fullest
J
possible
advantage
of
Eire's
Offer
'
of
hospitality.
"No
decision
has
yet
been
reached
,on
matters
of
detal
but
It
Is
nrob-
,
able
that
any
scheme
will
have
o
be
confined
to
women
and
children
jwlth
relatives
or
friends
In
Eire
jwho
are
willing
to
take
them
in,'.'
an
official
n
close
touch
with
the
fneRouaiionp
said.
ine
Britisn
government
Is
con
sldering
the
question
of
providing
free
travel
vpuphers
for
evacuees
unaoie
io
pay
meir
own
rares
and
It
1?
even
passible
that
arrangements
will
be
made
to
pay
bijleting
allowances.
"It
is
certain,
however,
that
no
evacuees
will
be
sent
to
Eire
unless
It
Is
known
that
they
have
homes
to
go
there.
Life
In
Yukon
Is
Marvellous
If
Happily
Married,
Says
Wife
And
Mother
Who
Has
Lived
There
15
Years
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
2:
(C.
P.)
The
luxuries
of
city
life
may
be
all
right
for
some
women
but
Mrs.
Anton
Money
prefers
the
simple
life
of
her
home
at
Francis
Lake
In
the
Yukon
Territory,
1,000
miles
east
or
wnltenorse.
"It's
the
most
marvellous
Ufe
In
the
world
If
you're
happily
married,"
Mrs.
Money
said.
"The
past
15
years
haven't
been
all
roses.
There
have
been
a
lot
of
hardships
njixed
with
the
Joy.
But
it's
all
been
so
very
worthwhile."
Mrs.
Money
1?
at
present
living
In
Vancouver
so
that
her
two
sons
can
go
to
school.
The
boys,
one
13
years
of
age
and
the
other
10,
have
accompanied
their
parents
on
many
trips
through
the
north-
land.
Mrs.
Money
was
born
in
New
York
and"
later
studied'
music
'at
the
Toronto
Conservatory.
She
was
still
I
.only
a
girl
wne.n
she
went
Into
the
ami
AiasKa
as
fne
pride,
Ixuoq
of
Anton
ney
whp
now
owns
(extensive
mining
properties
in
trie
nor
th.
Mrs.
Money
thinks
there
Is
top
mi(ch
tinsel
and
panipuflage
about
'the
lioliywbod
version
of
the
Cana
dian
north
and
suggests
that
books
should
be
written
and
moyle?
made
about
It
"Just
as
t
is."
PRISONER
COMFORTABLE
,
.
KAREKARE,
N.Z.,
Dec,
2:
(CPj
In
a
camp
that
had
been
camour
flaged
with
farms,
equipped
with
a
portable
radio
set
and
generously
provisioned,
police
found,
a
fugitive
from
a
Wellington
Jail.
TWQ
MOTHS
A
DAY
SYDNEY,
NJS.W.,
Dec.
2:
(CP)
De
Havllland
Aircraft
Cp.
here
has
reached
o
production
ratp
of
two
Moth
eipmeniary
trainers
a
day
for
the
Australian
arid
Imperial
air
'
forces.
1
NALBQipS
DEMOLISH
EAIBD,
LIBRARY
Cabled
from
Londpn
this
picture
shows
the
ruins
of
the
University
college
library
which
was
struck
by
Nazi
bombs.
Hundreds
of
priceless
books
are
believed
to
have
been
destroyed.
WOOLLIES
IN
ORDER
Stockings
For
Christmas
Present
This
Year
Will
Be
Classy
liift
If
Obtainable
at
Any
Price
By
DOUGLAS
ASIARQK
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON,
Dec.
2;
(CP)
There's
no
place
for
the
lowly
silk
worm
In
Great
Britain
unless
it's
working
for
the
war
effort.
The
government's
;
ban
on
silk
?oods,
effective
December
1,
means
milady's
legs
will
have
to
be
encased
In
something
less
glamorous
than
sheer
$5.56
stockings
and
milord's
silk
topper
will
have
to
do
until
the
war
Is
over
after
all.
The
silk
Industry
hasn't
yet
found
a
substitute
for
the
topper
but.
fudging
from
reports,
milady's
legs
won't
lose
much
of
their
glamor
tust
because
those
cobwebby
gauze
stockings
aren't
available
any
more.
"We
have
the
whdle
process
Worked
put,"
said
a
manufacturer,
"and
our
machines
will
be
able
to
he
Insisted
even
the
most
fastidious
customer
won't
be
able
U
dlstlngu
Ish
the
artificial
from
the
real
thing.
As
Fqr
Substitutes
There's
little
chance
of
homely
wool
winning
a
place
In
the
hosiery
business
women
wouldn't
stand
for
It
anyway
but
lisle
and,j-ayon
seem
oound
to
come
into
tneir
own.
S.
F.
Peshall,
chairman
cf
the
hosiery
rationing
committee,
lndl
cated
this
when
he
said
it's
Im-
oractlcable
(o
make
woolen
.slock
Ings
of
as
fine
guage
as
silk.
"If
the
yarns
were
made;1
he
said,
"the
wearing
properties
would
be
so
few
that
a
wearer
would
find
holes
In
her
stockings
after
a
short
walk.
The,
only
substitutes
are
rayon
and
lisle."
Thousands
of
pairs
of
stockings
Phones
18,
&
19
P.O.
Bo
575
THOSE
WISHING
Gift
Premiums
For
Christmas
Will
Please
Leave
Orders
Before
December
1st
Mussallem's
EGONOiMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
'Cents"
were
sold
after
the
silk
ban
was
announced.
There
yere
such
long
Queues
and
such
hu2e
orders
that
af
ter
half
a
day
a,
large-
department
store,
restricted
sales
to
12
pairs
to
a
customer.
In
spite
of
this
rush,
women
w11
still
be
able
to
get
real
silk
stockings
after
December
ll.
The
order
forbidding
sale
of
silk
goods
alter
tnat
date
applies
only
to
dealings
between
wholesalers
and
retailers
and
stores
may
.sell
stocks
to.pustqmers
until
they
are
depleted
Most
stores,
anticipating
a
rush
be
fore
the
purchase
tax
came
Into
effect,
had
full
stocks
on
hand
when
the
ban
was
announced.
The
British
press
has
been,
gen-eVous
with
Its
praise
of
the
"heroic
women"
who,
will
fprego
loveliness
to
aid
the
war
cause.
But
the
women
themselves
are
taking
the
ban
in
stride.
Slacks
Help
In
normal
times
It
would
haye
Seen
a
bombshell
In
feminine
cir
cles
to
know
that
after
a
certain
date
It
would
be
Impossible
to
buy,
not
only
silk
stockings,
but
any
rpal
silk
garments.
Now
the
women
Joke
about
It.
My
dear,
they
tell
me
wooliies
scratph
but,
If
we
have
another
of
produce
flrst-class
artificial
silk
those
cold
winters,
they'll
at
least
stockings
In
Ive
weeks'
time."
And
be
warm.
And
just
think,
no
more
runs
to
worry
about."
That's
the
sort
of
talk
you
hear
these
days
.
.
.
If
you're
brave
enough,
to
listen
In
on
women's
private
conversations.
Bare
legs
were
quite
the
style
in
London
during
the
summer
and
there
are
still
a
few
to
be
seen
npyr
inai
autumn
is
nere.
But
it's
getting
damp
and
cold
and
the
bareness
Is
disappearing
under
sla:'k$,
They
don't
look
too
bad
at
that!
Reach
ten
thousand
people
with
a
"want
ad."
In
the
Dally
News.
DANCE
EVERY
SATURDAY
BOSTON
HALL,
9
O'CLOCK
GUNN'S
Variety
Repairs
General
Repairs
on
all
Rubber
footwear
arid
Garments.
Tjres
and
Tubes
Vulcanized
We
are
fully
equipped
ttfdPall
bicycle
&
wheel
goods
repairs
Service
and
Ecqnoyiy
Sth,
S.t.
opp.
QK
Barbsc
S.hop
1
"EVERYBODY'S
WARM
FHIENB"
COAL
Try
Our
Famous
Edson,
Hard
Coal
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEEP
CQ,
EDSQK,
NANALMO-WELIJNGTON,
BULKLEY
VALLEY
Office
aiid
Coal
Bunkers
Trotler's
Dock
Phone
58
HOTEL
ARRIV.AUS
FQH
SALE.
Showing
nice
profit
and
Open
to
buyer.
Good
reason
k
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iiir.
UHLi.i
r.w
.
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nvMrwirr
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.rr
-
-
,tuA4ut
Baked
Potato
Replace
Mashed
Jacketed
Tuber8
Getting
the'
Popular
Call
In
Wartime
England
Prince
Rupert
J
T.
White.
J.
q.'Leplnski-.
R,A
Windn.
v.
w.
B.ramanV
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Pann'
p".
W.L.
Johnsy
A-""Vrcr
Vr.
ami
tyfs.
r),
Swan
fnd
D.
S.
E-iallif.
Pfine
Rupert;
S
Rcwman
and
M.
LenelteH.
Cle-!"nd
and
W.
Maedonald,
Vanc;juver;,
M.
G.
Doyle
and
V.
N.
Peterson.'AU-'-rr
n-v:
h.
L.
Taylor.
Victoria;
E"-
VhU,
r4ty:
B.
T;
ijeUe,
pXR.;
W
C.
Bt"V3ns,
Vancouver;,
'Angus
F-rrh,
Calraiy:
N.
Brown,
Port
Ec-r'po.tc:
Mrs.
J,
F.
Campbel),
Vrince
r.
rrpr:
II.
A.
Kemp,
city.
DOIIBLS
HONOUR,
.
o
tl
w
hEI
DS.
Eng..
Dec.
2:
rP'i
Freedoui
cf
South
iSWdd
"i
nresented
to
2nd
Lieut.
Richard
'nnfnd
V.C..
on
the
eve
of'
his
marriage
to
Miss
Shirley
Osborne.
1-
soyirrs
spuds
,
,
vrsrrjif.
he;.
icpi
.fhe
Soviet
has
hid
a
bumper
crojp
of
-:'tatoe'
this
ye?r
and
tlw
price
of
the
tuber
has
bgen
reduced,
25
prr
fent
CUlFrtD
for
selling.
Apply
Dally
N.ews
or
PI
FOR
SALE
Double
bed,
Deep-1
;
sleep
mattre.
'14,
Besner
Apart4
j
ments,
or
8lac
937,
evenin-rs.
'OR
RENT
Large
furnished
office
Including
hpat
and
light.
Dally
News.
FOR
RENT
Bright
furnished
room.
1
P
h
O
n
WANTRf)
boar
1.
1
(286)
j
WANTED
Furn-'shed
a'cartment
or
house
by
refined
couple.
Rcf-
.1
CANADIAN
CENTAL
ELECTRIC
J;
fllAPLAIN
CASUALTIES.
...
i
LONDON,
Dec.
2
(CP
-ru
uk
sal.:.
wniecuoncry
ana
names
of
six
Armv
chanlains.
we're
variety
-store
as
going
business.!
a6ng
a
list
of
prlisj
Issued
rt
a
'War
Office
casualtytl&t;.
recently.
Easy
On
erences
rurnishea.
Box
25,
Daily
is:
News.
(283)
The
Baby's
h
Digestion.
V,
o.
box
938.
"
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-
28i
.
cvmssmicaraxvsmafai'ta'.i'trnM
"Build
Bjg.
Ios'
81
McBrlde
and
5th.
Phone.
631.
ev-iPaclfld
Milk
proved.
,So,asy
pn,
tli
pnlngs.
t282H
digestion
of
a
tmbibV
-'Uiato
coo
FOR
DirxT'n
t;.
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.
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"
,
'mother
sent
from
Seattle
for
ties
RENTLarge
Ught
hkecpr
d
mlik
whne
her
Aaby-wapbi-ing
room.
518
Fulton
St.-Red
332.
9
tw,ft,
.
nr.M,
FOR
RENT
Room
Phone
Green-997.
and
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tr
,y
v
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ft?
5
yyn
u.tf
The
Largest
Selling
Bra
hi
in
Western
Canada
-
!--
SERVICE
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A
BETTER
GLASS
BBB
T
a
X
1
(Art
Murray)
r
:
"JUST
TRY
99
ONCE"
3
PACIFIC
MILK:
Irradiated,
and
Vacuum
Pajk?d-
:i:'JiB1f!;:i:B:::3ai:riiii:iij'
HP
CANADIAN
PACIFll
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If
Transcontinental
.
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacificiv;
Tq
Yanepiiyer
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
S
S.
"Princess
Adelaide"
Every
Friday,
10
p.m.
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
S.S.
PRINCESS
NORAIf-December
9th,
19th,
Jan.
nd'ieiri?
Direct
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Paclflcc
Services
j
Tickets
anj'
Res'eryatlons
from
W.
L.
COATES,
General
Ageni
-
Prince
Ruoert,
B.C.
THE
CQNSOLIDAf
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&
SMELTING
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