PAGE
SIX
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
Over
50
Dresses
In
colors
and
styles
to
please
even
the
hard-t-pleasc.
All
sizes
from'
12
through
50.
CIIAS.
DODLMEAD
I
Optometrist
In
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
He-pairing,
Hand
Engraving
Visit
Our
Kasrmrnt
Store
For
Fine
China,
Dinnertvare,
Glasses,
Kaggagc
and
NotcHics
MAX
HEILBRONER
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
A
nnounang
Fashion's
Smartest
Array
of
Afternoon
Dresses
for
the
Holiday
Season.
Just
Arrived
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
UIIRH
AVE.
Next
to
Heilbroncr's
rhonc
BLUE
907
1.
Guaranteed
unconditionally
for
100
yeart.
2.
More
gold
in
the
point.
3.
Modern
balanced
styling.
4.
Simplest,
one-ttroke
filling.
5.
Quick
start,
leak-proof
feed.
G.WritetJj
mile
on
single
filling.
7.
Handmade
points
(through
80
operations).
8.
Your
choice
of
7
quality
points.
i
YV
Wottrmon't
JBJV
Pant
from
IW
,3-
Mim
Hundred
B
igt
Yvor
Pen
WS
(HluthQltd)
RUPERT
BRAND
Sole
Fillets
Are
Still
25c
per
lb
At
Your
Local
Butchers
Try
Sole
Fillets
for
Breakfast
SAVE
Bacori.'fpr
'Great
Britain
and
SAVE
Money
to
Invest
in
WAR
SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
PRINCE
RUPERT
Co.
Ltd.
BRITISH
COLUMKIA
1
m
There's
a
McRae
Bros.
WATERMAN'S
Have
lhe
Sensational
To
Suit
j
NEW
Everyone.
Pens
from
.
.
.$1.50
Pencils
from
.
75c
Sets
from
.
.
.
$2.2,1
For
BOYS
and
GIRLS,
MEN
and
WOMEN.
SPECIAL
SETS
For
The
Army,
The
Air
Force,
Doctors
and
Nurses,
Business
Men
and
Women.
An
Ideal
Gift
That
Will
Last
a
Life
Time
urn
grid
H.
but
Moser
and
Fulton
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WEDNESDAY
WHAT
THE
WELL-DRESSED
WAR-DOG
WILL
WEAR
Latest
innovation
in
dogwear
made
its
debut
with
the
opening
of
the
Los
Angeles
Kennel
Club
Dog
Show.
This
new
apparel
for
defence
1I05
consists
of
a
harness-pack,
housing
radio
re:eivinsr
equipment
and
head-ph6nes.
Invented
by
Carl
Spitz,
trainer
of
dogs,
the
equipment
with
its
companion
short
wave
broadcasting
unit,
enabirs
remote
control
of
war-dogs
under
fire.
At
present
dogs
can
be
controlled
with
a
ra'dius
of
three
aiU,
under
adverse
battlefield
conditions
with
this
Nee(k
Sedatives,
UL:Ui
W
runlets
ah
pua.h,j
From
The
Waterfront
j
Johnny
Moser
Through
With
Hunting
Salmon
From
Alaska
to
Prince
Rupert.
kir-T
itrles.
in
v
t-
...v...!.
.
inujcau
a
iiici
r
.
wiuvu
is
HO
Busy
.
riding
surf
boat
but
a
real
pizzi-:
a
es
cato-cutter.
There
are
various,
stories
as
to
the
decree
of
rough-1
ness.
some
of
the
more
bland
old.
whom
some
hunters
apparently
forget,
we
would
express
the
opinion
that
four
was
probably
nearer
the
mark
and
the
birds
were
probably
as
fishy
as
the
whole
yarn.
With
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden.
the
'.for
scant
supplies
and
there
was
also
competition
from
two
Cana
dian
buyers,
most
active
of
whom
was
Nelson
Bros,
cannery
at
Prince
Rupert,"
Bays
Canadian
Fisherman
in
reviewin
the
Alas
ka
fall
fishing
season.
"The
prices
were
the
highest
ever
paid
forj
chums
In
Alaska.
How
much
fish,
I
was
obtained
by
the
Canadians
is:
unknown
but
it
Is
believed
to
have
been
a
very
substantial
part
the
catch
and
their
activities
Alaska
aroused
some
resentment
among
local
canheta.
Large
quantities
of
troll
flih
were
taken
from
iTL.il
JUIOU
-TIL
JL2.U11U
Australia
Working
To
Meet
Own
Wants
In
Drugs
Us
OTTAWA.
Nov.
25:
Austra-
'lian
medical
experts
believe
that
Johnny
Moser,
that
once
great
M
the
overseas
Imports
of
drugs
hunter
of
geese
and
ducks,
is
were
cut
off.
Australia
would
bj
through.
He
has
had
enough
of
able
to
produce
its
own
dru?s
this
hunting
business.
To
knote-
from
materials
available
in
the
has
been
done
in
European
coun-
England
and
the
United
Weather
Forecast
sea
nawks
saying,
as
usual,
that
General
Synopsis
It
is
cloudy
there
was
nothing
to
it.
Stories
as
and
mild
on
the
coast
with
Wa!
to
the
size
of
the
bag
also
differ
fog
patches.
Lipht
to
moderate
from
four
geese
to
150
which
we
rains
have
occurred.
will
admit
Is
some
range.
For
the,
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
benefit
of
the
game
warden,
about
Light
rains,
cloudy
and
mild
with
occasional
light
drizzl?
or
light
rain
this
morning
and
becoming
partly
cloudy
this
West
Coaat
of
Prince
of
Island
to
Prince
Rupert."
Wale?
popular
skipper,
making
his
fare-1
TT
.
.
,
,
well
voyage
before
retirement
a
"T
CaIt
.El"
commodore
of
the
fleet.
C.N.R.-
,Sep?ard'
ve.d
in
?rt
at
steamer
Prince
George
arrived
In.1
ir!?
stearl
rLrni
d
olher
northern
points,
sa'linf?
nort
at.
t!
thin
t,
Vanccver;
Powell
w
al
this
niorningfor
Vancouver
Ocean
Falls
and
will
return
there
.
.
..
Tv.
cro,
of
the
Prince
Many1.,'
tomorrow
night
southbound.
friends
are
taking
the
opportunity
Son
is
Si
ZfT
to
say
good-bye
-to
Capt.
Nedden
KAVfn
?Lltt!!r
who,
however,
expects
this
will
be?Sti?g
f
rL
by
no
means
his
tat
visit
to
Princely
pSSThS!
"Seiners
were
compensated
by
soaring
prices
as
canners
and
freezers
bid
aaalnst
each
other
of
in
but
Livt-r
Oil
Industry."
Timely
Recipes
'
CEREAL
MUFFINS
2
;up3
flour
2
tablespoons
sugar
2
tablespoons
melted
fat
1
egg
V2
teaspoon
salt
5
teaspoons
baking
powder
1
cup
cooked
cereal
1
cup
milk
Sift
dry
irurredients.
AHH
half
ment
his
resolve
his
friends
are
country,
Frederick
Palmrr,
Cana-
of
milk
to
cereal
and
mix
into
dry
telling
that
he
has
already
decided
dian
Trade
Commissioner
reported,
ingredients.
Stir
in
the
beaten
em;
equipment
as
a
nfcnrod.
Maybe
he
to
become
self
-sufficient
In
pro-
and
stir
only
until
mixed.
Pom
llAJi
3
1
fM
Hv
Hfrx
n
Tt-
rftMMn
nf
Writers
inrl
rnArliino
Ki.
int.n
Hrtfr
ffrooofwl
.
that
Johnny
and
a
party
of
obtaining
'.hem
from
plants
and
bake
at
400
degrees
F.
for
25-3
friends,
who
are
telling
the
sad
trees
by
experimental
'cultivation
minutes.
M,uy
iiuw,
naa
a
nunting
trip
vu
sucn
pianis,
nc
sua.
.down
the
coast
as
far
as
Hartley
The
physiology
department
of
Bay
and
Giltees
over
the
naM
Mihoiim
iTnvrrttv
Viae
k
iweek-end.
Evidently
the
going
was
working
on
manufacture
of
seda-
.
n
1
1
4
1
-
l
.
I
a
uvuc
tuu8a
even
ior
jonnny
lives
the
only
other
corrwnadit
'who
likes
his
hunting
the
smooth
needed
to
ensure
Australia's
self-way
not
the
way
that
Milt
Mc-
suffir;ncv
in
druzs."
Lean
furnished
him
with
trans-,
Following
a
rort
that
sertaii.
portation
on
this
detehtful
little
i
,
:.T.T
.
Jaunt.
If
that
s
what
they
have
to
unobtainable
In
the
country
;,
do
uirougn
xo
gex
a
utue
hunting
university
pw'-tw
developed
tw
Ti,.,
iTr
IT
methods
ol
obtaining
hen
frxr.
got
what
it
take
and
-
his
fr
ends
.ay
that
even
he
admits
it.
In
any
.
B
t
K
K
:ase
the
party
on
this
expedition
,
,
"'i
-
utr"
'
onsld
of
Moser.
McLeanLBlS
fOWn
Tf1'
P.
Fulton,
Joe
Scott,
Clarence
Thorn-
n'
V
,and
tfe
Dutch
son,
J.
Bacon,
P.
Wingham
and
C.
.
v.-
Lundquist.
Some
of
them
made
the
beP
resricted
since
the:
tvtn
m
.
t..j
r
outbreak
of
war.
Most
of
the
pre-1
Mil
UJl
UIV1JC1
JJUIIUU
Uifti,
S
HI-
.
.
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I
vwUU...D
MU
MllAb
111
J.
Ul
Ug!
DUKE
MOVES
up'rwici:
LONDON,
Nov.
26:
ffc
The
Duke
of
Gloucester
has
been
promoted
to
the
honorary
rank
of
lieutenant-general
in
the
army
and
aJr
marshal
in
the
R.A.F.
TOYS
AND
WHEEL
GOODS
41-11
When
you
feel
weary,
tired,
cold,
hot
BQVR1L
is
very
comforting.
Its
rich
beefy
flavor
is
delightful.
Why
don't
you
try
itl
You
will
enjoy
a
daily
cup
of
delicious
nil,'!.?
uuiiciisiuus.
ouuy
z4
xiz'4,
handle
$
M'.."nr,
vb..',.
wne"i
u
:
unisn:
wallls
blue,
maroon;
each
TOY
WHEELBARROWS
body
size
UKxlVAxb";
wheel
C",
pressed
steel
handles
24";
each
VELOCIPEOES
No.
Ft.
Wheel
Rear
Wheel
Leg
Reach
Suit
Age
530
.
13"
9"
16-18
2Vit0
4
531
16"
11"
18-20
4
to
5
532
20"
12"
20-22
54
to
7
8,95
95c
s
.9.75
sio.:
0
A
Deposit
Will
Hold
Any
Article
Until
Christmas.
Save
Money!
Buy
at
Elip's
Furniture
Store
Jt.
THIRD
AVENUE
fTTir
vf
frm-
T"
vi'i
iw-n
'n
u.
,
r
S35S
$12.00
i
I
IS
MOVED
TO
SOUTH
SL
II.
McLean
Goinr
From
Port
Edward
to
Klldonan
and
Ross
j
Nicholson
Coming
Here
in
K.C.
Packers
Service
!
i
Milton
II.
McLean,
,tqrk
the
pastj
four
years
manager
of
the!
B.
C.
Packers
reduction
plant
i
I
at
Port
Edward
near
Prince
Ru-'
I
)ert,
has
been
transferred
to
the
,
managership
of
the
company'
j
big
plant
at
Klldonan
on
the
west
j
oast
of
Vancouver
Island
and
will
be
leaving
for
the
new
post
this)
week.
Succeeding
Mr.
McLean
Port
Edward
will
be
Ross
Nicholson,
former
manager
of
Pacofl
and
Shannon
Day
plants
of
the
com
lany
on
the
Queen
Charlott.?
Islands
and
during
the
past
summer
n
charge
of
Smith's
Inlet
tan
nery.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McLean
and
fam-ly
will
sail
for
Vancouver
on
the
princess
Adelaide
this
Friday
night.
CHINESE
GOLD
ROOM
CHUNOKINO,
Nov.
26:
tf'
Seven
times
more
than
pre
-
war
annual
production
gold
valued
at
$30,000,000
was
produced
from
Chinese
mines
during
the
current
year.
FLOSSIE
FAST
ENOUCIM
CAPiffr
10day
'
Thursd,
2
45
4
-
ERROL
FLYNN
"Footsteps
Step
out
Uh
Mr
M
and
laushs!
It'.s
the
furn
ed
mystery
c
(The
"Sea
lh
,
Ralph
Ikllurr
11
llab
at
l:io.
3
;
,
"Ghost
Trca
,r
A
Legcnj
Mrrrie
Mes
:!.
"Snow
Timr
1
or
Comedy"
WOULD
Fs
BAYARD.
Neb.,
Nov.
26:
0
AREN'T
M
utkv
When
a
man
reaches
72
he
has
no
At
Wumo
i
business
driving
a
car,
sad
Far-'Gulf,
N.WT
mer
C.
O.
Hyde,
as
he
turned
In
I
reports
A.
O
E
his
car
and
bought
a
new
buggy
J
ton,
En?
to
go
with
his
old
sorrel
mare
years
a:
a
f.
ThU
advertisement
is
not
publlsi.ea
oi
fltepla:--
t
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Brlt-.
Just
Arrived!
Gorgeous
Satin
and
Taffeta
HOUSECOATS
$5.50
to
$14.50
See
Them
Al
Wallace's
Phones
18
-
19
P.O.
Box
575
NOW
IS
THE,
TIME
TO
MAKE
Xmas
Cakes
We
have
a
complete
stock
of
all
your
requirements.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Opposite
Canadian
Lesion
The
EAST
G.
B.
CASEY
Phone
755
or
cm
GOAL
CO.
will
appreciau-age
given
service
and
.,.,
catron-
ith
prompt
dean
Ml''
Green
Mgr.
5"