THE
DAILY
NEWS
nai
two
When
you
need
a
.
.
.
"quick
snack"
in
a
hurry,
with
no
time
for
a
regular
meal
Have
a
sandwich
and
a
cup
of
delicious
beefy
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&
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KWOXO
SANG
HINT,
nor
KF.E
CHOP
SUEY
House
Next
to
Kins
Tai
612
7th
AVE.
WEST
All
your
patronage
welcome
Opens
5
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
Outside
Orders
fiom
2
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
Phone
Red
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Our
Delivery
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Schedule
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DELIVERIES
WEEKLY
"
TUESDAY,
THURSDAY,
SATURDAY
"
p
Please
co-operate
by
placing
?
your
order
as
early
as
possi-
j
ble.
To
ensure
delivery,
or-
?
ders
must
be
in
by
4
pm.
the
day
preceding
delivery.
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MUSSALLEM'S
"
Economy
Store
5
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
5
jj
cents"
5
Phones
18-19
P.O.
Box
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WE
CARltY
Everything
For
THE
WORKING
Tiff
A
aT
MA
It
will
pay
you
to
come
in
and
look
over
our
large
stock
of
Woollen
Goods.
B.C.
Clothiers
PnONE
BLACK
324
Third
Avenue
r
a
B
42
18
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
OARI1UTT,
Hostess
HIS
DEATH
Gyros
Honor
by
REGRETTED,
Clarence
Harvey
Unlay
Passes
Away
at
Age
of
Sixty
Years
Clarence
Harvey
Finley.
well
known
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
for
thirty
years,
passed
away
at
1:15
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
where
he
had
been
a
patient
for
several
weeks
suffering
from
heart
trouble.
The
funeral
will
take
place
Saturday
afternoon.
The
late
Mr.
Finley
was
sixty
years
of
ge
and
came
we.t
at
in
early
age
from
Amherst.
Nova
Scotia,
where
has
was
born.
He
followed
the
occupation
center
and
became
and
friends
during
his
residence
of
drkades
In
Prince
Ruoeit
His
i
S
passing
is
mourned
and
sv-noathy
g
will
be
extended
to
the
bereaved.
&
Besides
his
widow,
he
Is
survived
&
two
daughter
and
three
s.ins.
&
One
son.
Clarence
H.
Flnlev.
hus
Kaon
nn
..rvlfe
nwrmi
With
the
It
seems
that
I
went
off
the
before
her
father
succumbed,
beam
in
reporting
our
children'
party
the
cither
day.
Mr.
Gibson
Is
the
superintendent
of
the
Unlteti
Chu:ch
Sunday
School
and
ths
primary
class
in
whose
honor
the
party
was
given
was
Mrs.
Joyce
Green's.
Assisting
her
In
the
games
were
Mrs.
Seman
and
Geordie
W11-,
kinson
who
did
yeoman
service
in
reading
stories.
Correction
all
OK.
yes?
Mrs.
Lee
of
the
hut
canteen
has
returned
from
a
holiday
In
Edmonton.
It
would
be
a
great
kindness
not
to
ask
her
whether
sh:
was
train
sick.
n
Another
treat
is
in
store
thU
week-end
iwe
shall
be
gettine
spoiled
with
all
that
is
being
don.
for
us)
when
a
camp
concert
partv
consisting
of
seven
girls
and
X.ve
men
rolls
in
from
the
south.
Wha
with
bands
and
concert
parties
om
own
home-made
concerts
will
hav
qutte
a
time
living
up
to
thesr
professionals.
Or
will
they?
Its
always
lots
of
fun
to
see
someone
you
know
on
the
stage.
Don't
forget
girls,
there
Is
a
Grenadier
dance
tonight
at
the
Armories.
Hostesses
and
chaper-ones
will
meet
at
the
"Y"
as
usuu
The
boys
are
all
expecting
a
good
.urn
out
of
dance
partners
sc
!
icme
along
girls!
And
talking
of
dances
the
United
Services
Organization
has
ex-ended
an
invitation
to
all
cr.
hostesses.
Red
Cross
Corps
and
thr
Cambrai
Chapter
I.OD.E.
to
attend
a
special
American
Thanlts-?ivin?
Eve
dance
next
Wednesday
Several
chaperones
will
be
in
attendance
and
everyone
will
meet
v.
the
"Y"
where
there
will
be
conveyances.
The
American
!
Thanksgiving
is
a
much
bigger
!
holiday
with
them
than
ours
is
i
with
us
and
it
commemorates
the
i
landing
of
the
Pilgrim
Fathers
on
,
Plymouth
Rock.
It
comes
the
third
Thursday
in
November
and
is
always
celebrated
as
a
real
family
holiday
when
all
who
can
meet
together.
For
that
reason
the
boys
who
are
here
may
be
feeling
Just
a
bit
more
lonesome
and
homesick
than
usual
so
wear
your
brightest
smiles
and
cheeriest
manners.
"HUSH-HUSH"
SIGNALS
LONDON.
Nov.
19
0
Every
unit
in
the
British
forces
may
be
communicated
with
through
the
Signals
Office
"hush-hush
department,
which
handles
30,000
messages
a
week
In
Its
underground
headquarters
here.
DEANS
DISCHARGED
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Nov.
19
9
Norway
reports
state
that
Deans
Hygen
of
Oslo.
Knudsen
of
Bergen.
Bockmann
of
Ttomso.
Jervell
of
Hamar
and
FJellbu
of
Trond-heim
have
been
discharged
from
their
clerical
posts
by
the
EARLY
Music
was
time
in
1485.
lettered
upn:,
.MUSIC
printed
the
:vtf
SCORE
fir
th?
first
s
wtp
hand-
IVf
.
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
35.
24CMSfMASSFAlS
IQUAKER
OATS
'T"I1INK
of
it!
6
aiu-acilre
Chrittmat
cards
and
envelopes
to
match
and
24
gay,
colourful
Christmas
seals
in
wealth
of
different
designs
...
are
yours
for
a
fraction
of
their
regular
cost!
Go
to
your
grocer,
today,
and
obtain
your
special
Quaker
Christmas
Offer
order
coupon
when
you
purchase
delicious
Quaker
Oats.
HURRY!
HURRY!
sumy
LIMITED
FINE
CANADIAN
PRODUCT
'V'
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at
tr
Of
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&
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;Ot
I
I
I
a-
at
Inence
of
Mr.
Pullen
at
a
citizen.
I
to
his
leading
membership
to
the
!
nl.
...
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W
tiiH
irk
Ma
uifUVU-t
tit
Local
nditor
club
uium
i
There
was
no
speaker
at
yes-
Lerday's
meeting
but
a
number
of
Tribute
Paid
by
Resolution
to
Late
business
matters
were
dealt
with
II.
F.
Pullen
at
Luncheon
including
discussion
of
Christmas
Yesterday
activities'
such
as
tending
of
Christmas
hampers
and
family
The
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
enrUlnmenl
rviee
mm
dar-at
Its
luncheon
yesterday.
pld
.
ln
fMtl
MOn
tribute
by
resolution
to
the
mem-
ory
of
the
late
H.
F.
Pullen.
The
)
On
Friday
evening
of
m
a
week
resolution
was
moved
by
D.
(J.
W
F.
8tone
will
be
host,
to
Oyro
Borland
who
referred
to
the
prom-
members
at
a
stag
party.
"at
at
at
of
a
car-
at
well
known
&
highly
esteemed
among
many
at
at
tr
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V
VII
---
------
Isfj
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
There
are
two
younger
sons.
John
and
Alonso
at
home.
Daughters
are
Mrs.
Kenwood
'Elsie
I
Green
of
Edmonton
and
Mrs.
Oordon
(Phemet
Fraser
of
Vancouver.
The
last
mentioned
arrived
yesterday
from
Vancouver,
being
here
just
"at
Ct
at
tr
Ot
.
lot
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Holiday
$24.50
1Q
onlv
Untrimmed
Coats,
in
Wine.
Rlack.
Rust
and
Navy.
Regular
Value
$27.50.
SPECIAL-
a
COATS
14.95
12
onlv
Fur
Trimmed
Coatg
in
sizes
20
Reailar
Value
S4!.50.
SPECIAL
Even
and
half
ni."s.
from
18
..
to
50.
Ropular
Value
$12.95.
SPECIAL
$3.95
HOUSE
DRESSES'
In
Emjlish
Broadcloth
Sizes
from
.'18
to
4
1.
Reg,
SPECIAL
GOWNS
$1.95
with
oG-inch
Value
$2.95.
zippers.
at
at
-
at
at
at
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PANTIES
at
a
at
at
at
to
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at
at
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tr
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tr
at
tr
ladies
aaun
ANignt
oowns,
in
lea
uo.e,
iwiiey
and
White.
Small,
medium
and
large.
Regular
25
Values
$3.95.
SPECIAL
at
$1.95
GOWNS
Girlp'
Rayon
Gowns,
from
Value
$1.95.
SPECIAL
$1.49
tr
at
tr
at
at
at
G
to
14.
Regular?
at
'at
tr
at
tr
at
THURSDAY,
NOYr.nr3
m
mm
m
9
COCOA
Leads
in
Oudity
Continued
(iiV
Rayon
Pyjamas,
in
aixe
0
t
Value
$2.50.
SPECIAIr-
S1.95
(Jirls
Ravon
Pantipg,
H)c
pair.
SPECIAI
Q
Paint
all
iHzes.
It
$1.00
VESTS
and
PANTIE
SETS-
Regular
':ilui
1.?5.
SPECIAL
$1.00
.
n
i
iitip
ninrvf
rn
Hea7
two-way
Stretch
Pantie
(jinu.
milium
and
large.
Regular
Value
si.'
SPECIAL
I
HANDBAGS-
5c
Colored
Suede
HandbagR
make
Mcai
Gifts.
Regular
Value
$4.95.
SPECIAL
-
HANDBAGS
I
SCARFS
$1.95
In
Bhu'k.
Drown,
Navy
and
Red.
Reel
SL05.
SPECIAIr-
$1.50
V
Chiffon
Scarfs,
Printed.
Ascot
Satin
linrfl.
ular
Value
$1.95.
SPECIAL
75c
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-
B
a
6
It
a
a
s
SPECIAL-
The
Last
TwoDays
Friday,
Saturday
j
COATS
G
only
Polo
Coat.
SPECIAL
Regular
Value
$27.50.
$19.50
S
at
PYJAMAS
THESE
AND
MANY
MORE
SPECIALS
AT
ANNETTE'S
PREIIOL1DAY
SALE,
SO
TIIKKK
IS
STlU
TIME
TO
GET
IN
ON
THESE
MONEY
SAVING
BARGAINS!
REMEMBER
Annette's
lead,
others
follow
ANNETTE
LADIES'
WEAR
At
530
.Ird
Ave.
W.,
next
door
to
C.N.
Ticket
Office.
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