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Also
Carry
BELMONT
CO.
Ladies'
and
Otnts'
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or
Topcoats
to
Measure.
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Box
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from
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Umbrellas,
a
nice
selection
.
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Padded
or
Satin
House
Coats,
f
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yuu
kill
ak
for
again
and
again.
Fully
matured,
riili,
inclluw
intl
full
flavoured.
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This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
I
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
rHONE
C57
WALLACE'S
Some
Suggestions
to
Gift
Shoppers
van
the
FAIR
SEX:
Boxed
Handkerchiefs,
a
pleasing
variety.
25c
to
$1.75
$1.95
Ut
$1.75
.$1.98
(o
$5.50
$5:50
to
$1
1.50
Dainty
Underwear
m
Nighties
and
Pajamas
at
various
prices.
Gloves
and
Hosiery,
all
at
the
price
you
want
to
pay.
FOR
THE
MEN
FOLK:
.
foe
and
S
.00
Ties,
in
boxes
Jac,
S0J5't
50c,
60c,
75c
and
$1.00
Boxed
Hankies,
khaki
or
white,
box
33c,
50c
and
$1.00
Scarves;
wool
'or
silk,
from
..
.
.
51.00
to
$2.75
Suspender
Sets,
garters,
arm
bands
and
Novelties
at
various
prices.
FOR
THE
IJAHV:
Bunny
Bags,
in
pink
or
white
.
,
iojjjo
All
Wool
Pram
Sets
Satin
Reversible
Buggy
Covers
r.
.
.
.
.
.
.
J.
Also
in
pleasing
variety
Lap
IVfe,
W
.Ron
p-ers,
Knitted
Suits,
Mitts,
ShAW,
Teddies
end
Rattles.
FOR
Tllk
HOUSE:
'
.
Towel
Sets,
Sheet
Sets,
Dainty
Pillow
Slips
Fancy
Lace
Doilies,
Lace
Cloths,
Linen
Table
Sets
and
Separate
Cloths.
Store
,111
l.c
.pen
MlJ
and
e
Tuesday
tml
JjJ
J'ipers.
Third
and
Fullon
Phone
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&
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B
B
B
B
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B
B
B
B
SPORT
CHAT
Joe
DIMagglo
of
New
York
snatched
one
highly
respected
hitting
honor
away
fxom
Ted
Wll
liams
of
Boston
In
the
1941
Amer
lean
League
pennant
racL.
Di
Magglo
came
out
five
ahead
of
hi:
Hub
rival
In
the
genuine
honor
of
driving
In
runs.
Final
stall?
tics
found
DIMagglo
with
125
runs
batted
In.
His
margin,
however
was
mighty
slim,
as
Oeoffrey
Charlie
Keller
of
the
Yankees
was
Just
a
step
behind
Heath
with
122
runs
driven
home
In
140
con
tests.
Then
came
Williams,
wll
h
120
in
143
games.
Williams
had
145
in
"39,
and
113
in
'40.
Others
this
very
Important
phase
of
the
game
were:
Rudy
York
of
Detroit
with
111
In
155
games,
Bob
John-
sen
of
the
Athletics
with
107
In
149
games,
Sam
Chapman
of
the
"A's"
with
106
in
143
games,
Jhn-
s
my
Foxx
of
the
Red
Sox
with
105
in
135
games,
and
Jim
Tabor,
Bos
ton,
and
Cecil
Travis,
Washing
ton,
with
101
each
in
126
and
152
games
respectively.
Foxx's
total
of
105
runs
batted
in
during
the
season
of
1941
mode
'
It
the
13th
consecutive
season
he
has
driven
in
100
or
more
runs,
which
ties
the
major
leagu?
rec
ord
of
the
late
Lou
Gehii.?.
At
the
same
time
Foxx
also
tied
the
major
league
record
for
the
most
years
with
100
or
more
runs
bat
'
ted
in
with
13,
which
is
held
joint
lv
by
Gehrig
and
Babe
Rutn.
By
1
striking
out
103
times
during
the
I
race,
Foxx
added
another
year
to
his
record
of
most
years
leading
the
league
in
breezes.
ThU
was
his
seventh,
which
is
a
ma
lor
league
record.
In
1940
Rudv
York
of
Detroit
fanned
88
times,
and
Foxx
87.
j
Harland
Cllft
of
the
Browns
was
eernnrl
In
strikeouts
with
'.3.
fol-
'
lowed
by
Rudy
York
of
Detroit,
another
lone-ball-hitter.
with
88.
Joe
Gordon,
the
Yankee
World
Series
hero,
struck
out
80
times
for
third.
There
were
302
iewer
strikeouts
In
the
league
In
'41
i
than
in
'40.
Williams
of
the
Red
Sox
was
far
out
in
front
in
drawing
walks,
with
145
in
143
games,
followed
by
Roy
Cullenbine
of
the
Browns
with
121
In
149
games.
OtheM
to
draw
over
100
strolls
were
Harland
Cllft
of
the
Browns
"
with
113
in
154
j
106
passes,
and
the
league
rs
a
whole
showed
245
more
passes
In
1941
than
In
1940.
Williams,
the
1941
leader,
drew
96
passes
In
144
games
in
1940,
as
compared
to
his
145
walks
In
one
less
game
In
'41.
Although
there
were
more
pas
ses
In
the
league
In
1941
than
In
1940,
there
were
fewer
hit
bats-
aien,
the
totals
showing
151
men
plunked
with
the
pellet
in
1940
and
148
In
1941.
Frank
Crosettl
of
the
Yankees
had
led
the
league
for
five
straight
years
ir.
taking
way.
It
somewhere
on
the
body
untilt
1941
when
Dominic
DiMaggio
of
the
Red
Sox
was
rocked
'seven
times.
Taft
Wrieht
of
the
White
'ij
j
Sox
and
Roger
Cramer
of
Wash-
ington
failed
to
get
out
of
the
way
of
6
wayward
pitches.
In
50
games
in
'41
Crosettl
was
hit
3
times.
Grounding
into
Infield
double-
plays
picked
Up
In
1941.
In
that
season
there
were
943
instances
of
this
play,
as
compared
to
923
In
1940.
Peter
Suder
and
Frank
Hayes
of,
the
Athletics
each
hit
Into
23
double-plays,
equalling
the
league
record
set
by
Loulj
Bou
dreau
of
the
Indians
In
1940.
The
other
end
of
the
league
record
in
this
feature
also
was
equalled
by
two
players
in
1941
when
George
Case
of
Philadelphia
and
Geoffrey
Heath
of
Cleveland
each
hit
Into
only
five
double-plays
in
the
full
season.
The
Ath
letlcs
hit
iiito
141
double-plays
in
1941,
while
in
'40,
the
"A's"
were
Just
one
behind
Boston
with
126.
Cleveland,
which
hit
hi
to
112
double-plays,
had
the
best
record
In
the
league
In
1941
with
only
94,
which
replaced
the
record
of
110
made
by
Washington
in
1940.
Rev.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SMITHERS
The
marriage
took
place
quietly
In,
the
United
Church
Manse
here
last
Saturday
night
of
Mrs.
Mary
Taylor
and
P.
Berg.
Rev.
C.
E.
Motte
officiated
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stanley
Gould
:
were
witnesses
ragTtiiregy
srthe-
TagrKatn-
lyn
airport
now
completed
and
tne
arrival
01
tne
nrst
airplanes
Is
being
awaited.
Work
on
con
struction,
of
staff
residences
Is
be
ing
flriished
and
the
building
of
Heath
of
Cleveland
was
only
two
airways
structure,
radio
beam
sta-
behlnd
him
with
123.
However,
jDiMaggio
drove
in
his
runs
in
159
games,
while
Heath
had
a
shot
at
It
In
151
encounters.
Hank
Green-
berg
set
the
pace'
in
1940
with
150.
tlon
and
power
line
Is
also
under
On
the
casting
vote
of
the
re
turning
officer,
O.
H.
Gazely
was
elected
village
commissioner
over
L.
H.
Kenney
at
the
annual
municipal
election
In
Smlthers
last
week.
Mrs.
A.
Hemstreet
of
Walcott,
is
who
passed
the
hundred
mark
in
I
reported
to
be
doing
well
In
the
Smlthers
Hospital
following
a
cent
major
operation.
re-
R.
H.
Vaughan
and
Robert
of
the
Provincial
Depart
ent
of
Public
Works
have
arrived
home
from
Usk
to
spend
the
Christmas
holiday
season.
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
here
during
the
past
week
to
conduct
a
session
of
County
Court.
11:00
a.m.-
Pasting
Your
Own?
Lots
Of
Folks
Are
It's
Fun
And
a
Bit
of
Work
To
Make
Your
'Xnias
Cards
Yourself
Making
your
own
Christmas
Cards
is
more
fun
and
more
work
and
geta
more
appreciation
than
you
realize
when
you
start
out
Here
are
some
of
the
things
folks
are
doing
this
year.
And
it's
time
to
get
going).
Glazed
chintz
(using
the
chintz
left
over
from
the
new
upholstery
In
the
den)
Is
being
pasted
on
brleht
pasteboard
square
In
fam
ily
silhouettes.
It's
sort
of
a
calico
cat
and
gingham
dog
effe?t.
Then
there's
the
laay
bones
who
Is
buying
Christmas
seals
and
bright
wrapping
paper
and
putting
the
two
together
for
clever
paste-on
cards.
You
could
do
the
same
thing
with
magazine
cut
outs.
It's
an
easy
trick
if
your
children
are
eager
to
make
cards.
Family
photos
might
hi
more
iin-tn-rlnte
nn
rsirrln
If
thev
seem
TURKEY
WINNERS
Jack
Paul
and
Harry
Lee
arc
winners
of
turkeys
lor
making
high
scores
at
Max's
Bowling
Al-
(leys.
Paul
made
a
high
of
235
in
Classified
ads.
get
results.
Phone
i
ten
pins
Wednesday
and
Lee
20C
!.
'and
207
in
five
pins
Thursday.
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rjt
A.
F.
MacSween,
B.A.,
Minister
CHRISTMAS
SUNDAY,
DECEMBER
21,
1941.
-Public
Worship.'
Carols
by
the
Junior
Chor:
Happy
Morn,"
"See
Amid
the
Winter
Show.
Pat
McClymont.
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
P.
II.
l.inzey,
Sunday
School
Superintendent
Public
Worship
at
11
a.m.
and
7:30
p.m.
"O
Thrlce-Sololst,
Miss
?:30.pjn.
Carol
Service
Senior
Choir:
"Greet
the
New-Bom
King,
"Let
BeaslRmg
Everywhere."
Carol"0
Ya
Oulet
.Ommripr"
Christmas
.C.mEfttn
"Tlift
Peace'
STolsts:
Mrs.
H.
N.
Brocklesby,
Miss
flll.y
Wood
Mr.
J.
A.
Tcng.
Sr.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Corner
8th
and
9th
Aves.
East
.J.
II.
Myrwang-,
Tastor.
Res.
1077
1st
Ave.
W.
Mrs.
I.
Feness,
Organist
SUNDAY,
DECEMBER
21
11:00
am.
Divine
Services
in
English.
All
are
invited.
names
ana
cnarne
r.eiier
oi
new
-
"j
...w
.......
.v.-v.
Thonc
Rlk.
888
.
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".
la-is
Ti
m
.
Thn
filiinrlof
StVirv,l
mAnf-e
frvr
final
TriMien
V,nfrvw
PhHst-.
York
wth
102
111
140
games.
That
.
..
cmiureu
anu
n.-auiiers
must
ou
pitwiu
uu
nine.
little
wilder,
I
uiimsrMAS
uay
staiviuha
the
pitchers
were
a
or
more
cautious,
in
1941
than
in
ruve
owvices.
'
The
Varden
Singers
take
part.
services
conducted
fay
varden
sin8ers
and
the
h
:20
a.m.
Sunday
School
will
present
Christmas
program,
after
.
which
gifts
will
be
presented
to
the
children.
It
is
hoped
that
all
parents
and
friends
will
attend
this
service.
7:30
p.m.
P.
H.
Linzey
will
bring
a
special
Christmas
message.
Spe
'
v
.
cial
music
by
the
Junior
Choir.
Everybody
Welcome
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Organist
Miss
Swanna
Ola
f
son
A.T.CJNT.
Leader
Senior
Choir
i.
S.
Wilson
Leader
Junior
Choir
H.
T.
Lock
Minister
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson
Sacrament
of
Baptism
In
the
morning.
"And
They
Brought
Young
;
Children
to
Jesus."
Special
Music
in
the
evening
by
the
Senior
Choir.
Carols
and
selections
from
the
sacred
cantata,
"Bethlehem"
(Maunder).
Wanted
-Raw
Furs
I
9
1
2.
HIGHEST
MAKKET
PRICES
PAID
Rcprcsentinff-HUnSON'S
RAY
COMPANY
Ship
to
J,
E.
OKMHEIM,
Prince
Kupcrt,
B.C.
Please
order
your
Delnor
Frozen
Fruits
and
Vegetables
for
your
Christmas
before
December
23
to
avoid
disappointment.
ENTERPRISE
FRUIT
and
PRODUCE
Co.'
THIRD
AVENUE
AND
FIRST
STREET
PHONE
343
FREE
DELIVERY
Classified
Ads.
IX
THE
SITHEMR
COl'Ilt
Of
BfttTffl!
!
I
COI.rMIHA
IX
PROBATE
In
the
Matter
of
the
ttatr
6t
Join
Soren
XelMin,
Peceased
5
taxtv
nnrrt'err.
tmi.
Icibtera
of
An-
mlndat
ration
were
issued
by
the
Sij-
reme
Court
of
British
Columma,
ranee
Rupert
District
Registry.
In
my
raw
on
November
4th,
1941
to
the
Estate
of
ifce
late
John
Soren.
Nelson,
late
ox
the
Olty
of
rrtnee
Rupert,
Britum,
Columbia,
contractor,
who
died
a
Prince
Rupert
on
June
18th,
1941.
All
persona
indebted
to
the
said
Ksiate
are
required
to
pay
the
emenmt
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
and
all
persons
having
claims
ajfaJnwt
the
said
RstattA
are
recurred
to
file
ttietn
with
tne
projierly
verified
oft
or
before
the
3lst
day
Decemuer
a
u.
inning
which
distribution
will
toe
made
hating
regard
only
to
auch
daunt
Of
which
I
shall
have
been
notified.
DATED
aft
Prlnee
Rupert,
B.
O
aii?
17th
dft-y
of
Novwrtber
A
D.
1041.
JOHN
A.
NELSON
Administrates
of
the
Ewtate
Of
John
Soren
Nelson,
Deceased.
All
payments
and
claims
should
be
sent
to
the
above
in
care
of
his
Solicitors,
Brown
&
Harvey,
Be&net
Block,
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
IX
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COI.UMMA
,
'
..,,
I
IX
PROnVTR
to
pe
iramea.
,n
Mal,
of
tj,e
-Administration
And
don't
ignore
the
boy
or
girl
)
Art
and
Who
suggests
that
you
use
lino-
,
In
Hie
Mailer
ot
the
F.stnte
of
Christina
.?
,
,
.
.
.
nurvlrh.
Deceased
leum
blocks
in
homemade
card
I
TAKE
NOTice
that
by
order
or
nis
printing.
;
Honor,
W.
E.
Fisher,
made
on
he
8th
rvf
niwrnhrt-
A.
TV
1941.
t
Wnfl
'&f-
pointed
AdmtnlB.tra.tor
of
the
estate
of
I
Christina
Gurvtoh,
deceased,
and
all
1
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
Mine,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
9th
day
of
January.
AJ.
1943,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
ittie
Estate,
are
required
to
pay
ithe
amount
of
heir
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
ait
Prince
Rupert,
BC,
this
9th
day
of
December,
AD.
1941.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
IX
THE
SUritfiME
COritT
OFBMTlSn
COLVMliM
is
ruon.iTE
In
Ihe
Matter
of
the
"Aflminlntratlon
Art"
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
or
Mike
fiiirlcli,
Deceased
Intestate
TAKE
NOTTCE
that
toy
order
of
His
Honor,
W.
E.
Fisher,
made
on
the
8th
day
of
December
A.
D.
1941,
I
ns
ap
pointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Mike
Qurvfcffl,
deceased,
and
au
parties
having
claims
e&atnst
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
he-fore,
the
9th
day
of
January,
A,D.
1943
end
all
parties
Indebted
to
(the
Estate
are
required
to
pwy
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
tne
fortnwlth.
gels,"
ZQ.A
9th
day
of
JJeoemibar,
AU.
.1041.
Kmc
rit
JfOHMAN
A.
WATT
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
LAl
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
apply
To
'iirhap
I.anrt
In
Telrtgraiph
Cre?k
VanA
Beoordlnc
DiBtrtctt
ofC'OoRelar
ntid
BituaKe
Mrproxl-
mately
0
nvUre
North
Ennt
if
the
Bat
tlement
or
Tplegroph
creek
and
ap
proximately
4
miles
South
East
of
T&hltan
Indian
Tlllacy
bin.
the''
North
Wank
of
the
Stiktae
River
at
the
con
fluence
of
Nlh
Mile
Creel:
und
the
SMtatne
RJvfr.
Take
notice
UtaX
William
Ckurypbell
of
Telegraph
OrpeJc,
oocanpaftton.
Trapper,
rntends
to
apply
for
peimtaBlcn
ibo
put-rtisse
(the
following
described
lands:
Oommenctag
at
a
pbut
planted'
at
hig)h
water
mark
of
tlhe
SUXtoe
River
200
feet
East
of
the
confluence
of
Nine
Mile
Greek
and
Stdklne.
River
thence
North
1043
feet;
thence
West
1670
feet
thence
South
1043
feet;
thenoe
follow
ing
Stiklne
River
ibsiinX
to
point
of
cammencemenit
and
cojibatolng
40
acrea.
more
or
less.
WILLIAM
CAMPBELL.
J.
Bouzek,
TAILOR
LADIES'
arid
GENTS'
Best
Materials
Workmanship
Second
Ave.,
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doors
'from
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AH
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in
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two
years
to
furnish
material
for
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cruisers,
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12
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22
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(Midnight)
and
will
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Vancouver
Wednesday,
3:00
p.m.
NOTE!
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and
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regular
sailing
Tuci-day.
Dec.
23,
at
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p.m.
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and
Way
Points
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Every
Friday,
10
p.m.
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
SS
"Princess
Norah"
Dec.
8,
18,
Jan.
2,
15,
29
A
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and
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19
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