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December
23,
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LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
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by
the
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ran
at
of
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NOTICE
Prince
Rupert
Rental
Committee
wish
to
announce
ihat
they
will
Keep?
all
complaint
j
respecting
Rousing
accommodation
of
rentals
ihereof
and
all
applications
for
determination
or
variation
of
ta,xlmum
rentals,
and
the
Committee
requests
that
such
complaints
and
or
applications
by
tenants
or
landlords
be
made
In
writing
giving
full
details
on
or
before
January
10,
1941,
addressed
U
Prince
Rupert
Housing
Coiri-mittee
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
fc.hr
Try
it
in
the
Daily
News
VJfled
column.
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Hope
o
World
Old
Truths
Urged
y
United
CWrti
Pastor
for
Consideration
Today
Services
at
the
First
United
Church
yesterdaywere
fn
full
keeping
with
the
.spirit
of
Christmas
At
lc
morning
Service
Rev.
J.
C.
Jaekton
spoke
oh
"Truths
that
the
Old
Tales
Tell".
People
would
do
well
to
get-
the
spirit
6t
these
and,
from
a
sympathetic
understanding,
get
the
confidence,
truth
and
good
cheer'
that
they
brought
In
olden
times
and
that
were
needed
Just
88
muchtcday.
There
was
need
for
something
to
live
for.
"Of
His
kingdom
there
shall
be
no
end.
He
will
carry
us
through
the
dark
days
aft'd
even
darker
days
that
we
may
have
to
face."
The
spirit
gave
confidence
when
the
Roman
empire
enslaved
the
world.
It
would
give
confidence
to
resist
the
modern
attempt
to
dominate
by
force.
It
were
well
too
If
people
could
se
"The
Strange
Light
and
hear
the
songs
the
Angels
sang".
Pec?l3
would
be
wise
If
they
brought
gifts
as
the
wise
men
of
Md
did
gifts
of
sacrifice,
service
and
love
so
that
there
would
in
deed
be
peace
among
men
of
good
will.
The
Romans
raujrhed
at
the
thought
of
"Peace
on
Earth"
but
4hat
song
has
Increased
to
a
world-vide
chorus
since
then.
Well
known
Christmas
hymns
were
enjoyed
by
the
Congregation
and
the
Choir
sang
splendidly
m
special
numbers,
the
old
English
carol
"What
Child
Is
Thte?",
with
R.
O.
Large
singing
an
effective
descant;
the
chorus,
"There
Were
Shepherds"
m
which
the
solos
were
finely
sung
by
Mrs.
H.
T.
Lock;
and
Dr.
R.
O.
Large
giving
&
splen
did
Interpretation
of
"The
First
Christmas
Morn."
j
Funeral
Notice
Members
of
Canadian
Legion
B,
ESIj.,
please
attend
the
funeral
of
(our
late
comrade
R.
T.
(Dob)
Anderson
at
the
B,
C.
Undertaking
Parlors
Tuesday
2:30
pm.
'"Lest
we
forget."
Miss
Alalr
Lips
arrived
In
the
city
On
the
Casslar
last
night
from
her
'school
teaching
duties
at
Port
Cle
ments
and
will
leave
on
this
even-
A
"spot''
costs
you
only
half
Ing's
train
for
her
home
at
Terrace
to
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
Vear
holiday
season.
CHURCH
NOTICES
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Comer
8th
and
9th
Aves.
East
Ret
J,
,
Myrwang,
S.T.
Dr.,
Pastor.
Res.
1177
1st
Ave.
W.
Phone
Blk.
8S8
Mrs.
I.
I'eness,
Organist
Mrs.
J.
II.
Myrwang,
S.S.
SupU
CIHtlSTMAS
DAY,
DECEMBER
25,
1940
11:00
am
Festive
Services
In
English
T
is
Vard?n
Chorus
sings.
Mrs.
Bergseth
soloist.
Christmas
Offering
2
30
p.m.
Christmas
Concert
and
Sermon
Broadcast
over
C.F.P.R.
Brcaacast
sponsored
by
E.
EVenson,
Ideal
Cleaners.
Concert
given
by
Varuen
Singers.
Director
Peter
Lien.
Sermon
by
the
pastor.
All
Are
Cordially
Invited
to
the
Christmas
Services
'W
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r
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1
The
Greatest
Achievement
in
Modern
RADIO
The
Radio
You
Have
Lonjf
Wailed
For
SEE
AND
HEAR
These
Mantel
and
Console
Models
BEFORE
YOU
HUV
There
is
No
Carrying
Charge
at
Edward
Lipsett
Ltd.
Just
say
"Three
Two
please.'
See
the
new
bridge
cloths
for
$1.00
at
the
Dollar
Store.
(300)
S.
O.
N.
Christmas
Tree
and
dance
December
26,
Moose
Hall.
301
Mrs.
William
King
will
arrive
In
the
city
on
tomorrow
night's
train
from
Terrace
to
spend
the
Christmas
holiday
season.
Oscar
and
Rupert
Fulton
arrived
on
the
Catala
this
mommg
from
Vancouver
to
spend
the
Christmas
holiday
season
with
their
pxrt-nts,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
Fultbn.
Robert
Capstlck,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herman
Capstlck,
arrived
home
on
the
Catala
this
morning
from
his
military
duties
In
the
south
to
spend
the
Christmas
reason
on
leave.
"Itwild
B.C.
Payrolls"
CHRISTMAS
FOOD
If
Hugh
Christmas
the
time
of
love
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
Archie
Thompson
arrived
home!
Valhalla
uary
3.
dance
Metropole
Jan-
United
Church
W.
A,
tea
Jan.
16.
EVERY
SATUIIDAY
J
BOSTON
HALL,
9
O'CLOCK
A
Notice
TO
THE
MOTORING
PUBLIC
Our
premises
will
be
closed
on
b,olh
Christmas
arid
New
Year'A
Day.
We
will
be
open
from
9
a.m.
to
1
p.m.
on
Boxing
Day,
December
20th.
We
request
you
to
cheerfully
cooperate
with
us
so
that
our
staffs
may
also
tnjoy
the
festive
season,
We.
wish
Vou
a
Merry
Christmas
and
a
Happy
New
Year.
Long
Motors
Rupert
Motors
National
Motor
Service
S.
E,
Parker;
Ltd.
Jnst
say
"Three
Two
please."
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
Nlckerson
will
not
recelye
Christmas.
Day.
,
300)
mm
On
Christmas
Day
the
Post
Office
wickets
will
be
ppen
from
8
a.m.
to
12
noon.
The
$bby
will
be
open
from
6
a.m.
io
p.m.
(
Miss
Doreen
Eastment
has
left
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
holiday
season.
Capitol
Theatre
have
special
Xmas
girt
tickets
or
books
in
gift
envelopes
for
children
and
adults.
(tf)
Canadian
Legion
B.
E.
S.
L.
An
nual
Christmas
Day
Dinner
for
single
ex-service
men.
Apply
at
Legion
for
ticket.
Miss
A.
M.
Barbeau
is
leaving
on
this
evening's
train
for
Hazelton
to
spend
the
Christmas
season
with
her
brother-in-law
and
sister,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
S.
Sargent.
Miss
Jc?n
Baker,
daughter
of
'Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.;
B.
Baker,
Fifth
Avenue
West,
wll)
be
leaving
on
Friday
evening
for
Vancouver
via
Jasper
Park
to
enter
the
School
of
Nursing
at
the
Vancouver
General
Hospital.
Following
Sunday
School
at
St.
Andrew's
Catheriral
yesterday.
and
gaiety
and
good
things
to
presentation
of
a
book
was
made
eat.
Even
If
you
get
your
flU)from
United
Society
lor
Chris-every
day
you
work
up
special
tlan
Literature
to
Mary
Baker
who
kinds
of
hunger
at
Christinas,
jobtalned
first
class
honors
in
the
and
you
like
to
think
about
the
society's
examination
for
Junior
big
dinner
In
advance.
Pacific
students.
Milk
plays
Its
part
In
all
this
firm
fnrA
hrfen
vn
Hrtrt
HER
DEATH
IS
SUDDEN
Mrs."
G,
C.
Walker'
Passes
Away
About
Midnight
at
Her
Home
On
Second
Avenue
on
the
Catala
this
morning
from
Vancouver
to
spend
the
Christmas;
Mrs.'
a'TJ!
holiday
season
with
his
na
rents,
resident
of
Walker,'
well
known
over
twenty
years
Mr,
and
Mrs.
James
H.
Thompson,
'standing
in
Prince
Rupert,
passed
.
'
away
about
midnight
last
night
at
Local
draftees
returning
home
on
her
home
on
Second
Avenue.
Her
the
Catala
this
morning
after
tak-
passing
was
quite
sudden
and
will
Ing
up
military
training
for
the
last
be
deeply
regretted
by
many
thirty
days
at
Victoria
were
Allan
friends
who
will
extend
their
cort-R.
Finer,
Dominic
Montesano,
John
dolences
to
the
widower.
Mrs.
Storrle,
Harry
Warner,
Arthur
Dav-
Walker
was
born
In
the
United
ey.
Charles
R.
Anderson,
W.
H.
States
where
relatives'
live:
For
Noble,
James
Currie,
William
Bey-
years
she
and
her
husband
have
non,
Howard
Toftager,
Terry
Grim-
operated
a
music
store,
ble,
Ivor
Johansen,
Edward
Clark,
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
the
Vict&r
Dell,
Robert
Kelsey
and
Vo-
hands
of
B.
C.
Undertakers,
slah
Miners.
Others
will
be
back,
Wednesday.
Announcements
Xll
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
S.O.N.
Christmas
tree
and
dance
December
26.
Moose
Hall.
Lutheran
Circle
Christmas
Tree
December
30:
Metropole:
,
Genuine
Hogmany
Dance,
Oddfellow's
Hall,
December
31.
Hockey
Scores
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Saturday
Boston,
1;
Montreal,
3.
Americans,
2;
Toronto
2.
Sunday
Americans,
3:
Toronto,
1.
Chicago,
3;
Rangers
1',
overtime.
PACIFIC
qOAST
Saturday
Vancouver,
1;
Seattle,
'3.
Sunday
Vancouver,
6;
Portland,
L
Seattle,
4;
Spokane,
2.
Hundreos
ot
pedpie
try
a
"spot"
m
the
Dally
News
classified
column
and
get
good
results,
(tf)
FOR
KEN1
FOR
RENT
Large
furnished
office
including
heat
and
light.
Dally
News.
tf.
FOR
SALE
FOR
QUICK
SALE
1
Goblin
electric
vacuum",
like
hew,'$35,
Tri-Hte
lamp.
Phone
Black
392
be-tween
5
and
7
pin.
303
QUICK
SALE
of
following:
Coal
stove
$20;
kitchen
table
and
5
chairs
$8;
kitchen
cupboard
$7;
mahogany
table
$3.00;
walnut
china
cabinet
$15.00;
bedroom
set
comprising
bed,
cable
spring
and
mattress,
dressing
table,
small
table
and
chair,
lino
rug,
$30.00.
Phone
Green
,577.
302
WANTED
WANTED
lrl
for.
housework.
Apply
1012
10th
.and
Bacon
St.
302
V:
irai
ill
These
Specials
Have
Been
Carefully
Chosen
to
Give
You
the
Most
Value
for
Your
Money
Just
Phone
18
or
19
for
Free
Delivery.
Prices
Effective
Pecember
23
and
December
21
IVORY
SNOW
Large
pkL.
Soap
Flakes
and
a
Paring
9fif
Knife
Both
for
TABLE
TASTIES
nitz,
Cheerio
Christies
Per
pkt.
..
Table
Raisins
Colmar,
16-oz.
pkt.
..
Sweet
Gherkins
Heinz,
12-oz.
Jar
Cocktail
Sausages
Libby's,
5-oz.
tin
Assorted
Biscuits
Peek
Freans.
Per
lb.
Mixed
Nuts
Per
lb
Shelled
Almonds
For
blandhlng.
Per
lb.
15c
35c
59c
45c
49c
23c
55c
Large
Size.
Per
dozen
Small
Size.
Per
dozen
1
Tin
BARTLETT
PEARS
Hatzlc.
15
oz.
All
For
1
Tin
SLICED
PINEAPPLE
Garden
Isle,
Vt's
fin
O1!
1
Tin
RED
PLUMS
King
Beach,
16
oz
RIPE
OLIVES
Lindsay's.
16-oz.
tins
r..
HOLIDAY
OLIVES
Libby's
ice
box
Jar.
17
'2
oz.
A
fine
seti
of
pictures
of
unusual
local
Interest
apijears
In
the
last
Toronto
Star
magazine
surround
ing
the
activities
of
the
Prince
Rupert
halibut
boat
Cape
Beale
as
a
unit
of
the
Fishermen's
Naval
Reserve
now
In
active
service
on
this
coast
In
connection
with
war
patroL
One
of
the
pictures
Is
a
fine
one
showing
the
Cape
Beale
forging
ahead
at
full
speed
in
a
spanking
sea.
In
ail
there
are
seven
fine
pictures
of
the
Cape
Beale
and
her
crew.
Union
steamer
Casslar,
formerly
the
Prince
John,
arrived
In
port
at
11
145
last
night
from
Vancou
ver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
will
sail
at
10
o'clock
tonight
on
her
return
south
over
the
same
route.
A
number
of
changes
have
been
made
on
the
Casslar
since
she
was
taken
over
by
the
Union
Steamships
from
Canadian
National
Steamships
some
months
ago.
These
have
In-eluded
the
elimination
of
some
staterooms
to
make
way
for
increased
refrigerator
space
as
well
as
tanks
for
oil
carrying.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.-
Ernest
Sheppard,
arrived
in
port
at
1:30
this
morning
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
5:30
ajn.
for
Stewart
arid
other
northern
points
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
afternoon
southbound.
Phones
18
&
19
P.O.
Box
575
Notice
!
CONFECTIONERY
STORE
Closed
All
Day
SCmas
Day
and
Boxing
Day,
December
25th
and
26th
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
Opposite.
Canadian
Legion
Bulkley
Valley
Weather
Milder
23c
47c
Christmas
Business
at
Sin
It
hers
Has
Been
Somewhat
Light,
So
Far
at
Least
SMITH
ERS,
Dec.
23
The
weather
has
recently
taken
a
mild
turn
In
the
Bulkley
Valley
and
light
rain
fell
during
Friday
night
and
Sat-
THE
DUTY
IS
OFF
NAVAL
ORANGES
OQ
71-
n
Medium
Size.
Per
dozen
SEE
OUR
WINDOW
For
a
Display
XMAS
CRACKERS
Ranging
in
price
from,
per
doz,
40c
to
$1.95
Assorted
Cheese
Spreads
Kraft
Swankiswig.
Jar
.-
Xmas
Hampers
Made
up
for
Delivery
Anywhere
in
the
City
Suggestions
for
Xmas
Dinner
1
Tin
CUT
GREEN
BEANS
Gardenside,
18
oz.
1
Tin
G,
B.
CORN
Royal
City,
16
oz
2
Tins
TOMATO
JUICE
Sunny
Dawn,
10
oz
All
For
33c
29c
19c
FRUIT
JUICE
Apple
Juice
Kelo,
12
oz.
Pineapple
Lobby's,
13
oz.
Grapefruit
Malkins,
12
oz.
Lemon
Libby's
6
oz.
Tin
2
t,n49c
2
2
tin;
tin.
23c
23c
13c
WINES
YE
OLD
PAL
Non
Alcoholic
Port,
Cherry
and
Ginger
Malkin's.
'
Ip
Per
bottle
John
BullWGlnger
wlnejvith
Free
Tumbler.
450
Don
Forget!
We
Carry
a
Complete'
Line
of
Xmas
Wrapped
CIGARS
and
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
WE
DELIVER
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents'
PHONES
18
&
19
urday.
Christmas
business
io
far
has
been
very
light
but
It
lihoped
that
the
last
few
days
will
$ee
an
increase
in
Christmas
buying.
Mrs.
James
Clark
Palmistry
SILVERSIDES
BLOCK
Second
St.
Phone
Green
418
Four
More
SHOPPING
DAYS
Until
Christmas
fa
We
Invite
You
to
Inspect
Our
Stock
of
Gift
Sets'
5
Attractively
Boxed
and
Reasonably
Priced
IJy
5
Yardley
j
Lentheric
$
Elizabeth
Arden
Harriet
Hubbard
Ayer
f
i
1
'R
Aareme
Jasmine
and
Gardenia"
Gerrard
and
Woodbury
(femes
Ltd.
f
177m
Pioneer
Druq&iats
i
1
Tbe
ltexall
Store
Phones
81
&
12
r
Open
Dally
from
S
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
:
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
to
2
p.m.
and
f
7
to
f
PJ.
1
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