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19,
1943
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most
unusual
at
this
special
price.
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in
luxurious
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satin
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ANNETTE
LADIES'
WEAR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREB
King
Edward
CHURCH
NOTICES
2
School
Concert
School
Xmas
Intimate
Gifts
&
Delightful
Concerts
in
Prettily
Dec.
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
&
Teachers
and
Pupils
of
Booth
orated
Music
Room
15th
Avenue
and
Young
Street)
School
"At
Home"
To
learn
how
to
please
a
lady,
just
visit
our
collection
of
lovely
lingerie
and
lounging
apparel.
Inspirations
will
then
come
like
magic
and
rest
assured
thoy'll
all
be
grand
ones!
For
remember
she
simply
can't
have
too
many
beautiful
under-
linn,
they
found
a
desert
burial
'--round
of
Axis
airmen.
Twisted
and
broken
propellors
flanked
by
shells
were
the
headstones
to
the
graves.
Announcement
Restrictions
placed
upon
us
by
the
Wartime
Prices
&
Trade
Board
compel
us
to
announce
we
shall
be
unable
to
put
on
our
"Christmas
Special"
this
year.
Tliis
practice
of
sending
a
small
box
of
smoked
fish,
typical
of
the
dominant
industry
of
Prince
Rupert,
has
become
increasingly
popular,
and
we
are
very
sorry
we
shall
have
to
disappoint
our
many
customers
this
year.
After
the
war,
we
hope
we
shall
again
be
able
to
make
this
special
Christmas
offer
available
to
our
many
friends.
Canadian
Fish
&
Co
d
Storage
Trlnce
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
riUsh
Columbia
The
News
For
'Xmas
g
Once
more
the
Daily
News
is
pleased
m
to
offer
as
a
Christmas
Gift
Sugges-
m
tion
a
Year's
Subscription
to
this
m
paper.
g
Can
you
think
of
a
gift
that
would
be
more
appreciated
by
any
person
who
k
has
recently
moved
away
or
an
old
g
friend
who
has
been
away
for
a
long
fa
time?
f
Special
price,
on
gift
subscriptions
by
jg
mail-$2:00
per
year.
2
This
special
is
good
only
between
now
k
and
Christmas.
M
Wc
will
send
an
announcement
of
your
m
gift
to
the
person
who
is
to
receive
it.
g
thlngs,
or
too
many
exquisite
negligees.
Terrace
&
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The
municipal
election,
which
takes
place
annually
In
December
resulted
in
the
re-election
of
W.
E.
Smith.
The
list
of
voters
has
increased
to
more
than
double
tho
number
of
citizens
since
a
year
.igo.
Mr.
Smith
has
lived
in
Terrac
vith
h's
family
for
many
years
ant
is
well
known
and
popular
with
all
:lasses.
W.
O.
Fulton
paid
Terrace
a
visii
on
Wednesday
of
this
week
in
connection
with
a
prosecution
under
the
rent
control
arrangements.
The
early
winter
which
set
In
during
November
gave
place
tr
spring-like
conditions.
There
were
heayy
showers
with
bright
sunnv
intervals.
The
unbroken
mantle
of
snow
which
covered
all
the
earth
was
reduced
to
streaks
and
patche4
where
the
drifts
had
piled
up.
The
Catholic
ladles
held
a
bazn;v
Thursday
night
in
the
Oddfellows
Hall.
A
big
crowd
showed
up
to
en
joy
the
games
and
social
diversions
which
were
provided
and
"the
re
freshments
provided
by
the
ladles
thc
church
consregatlon-
toasmsasfflti
in
y
No
Special
Deliveries
Will
Be
No
Change
From
Once
a
Day
Service
Durln;
Christmas
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
19
Christmas
shoppers
who
may
think
that
the
order
limiting
retail
deliveries
will
be
relaxed
this
season
are
due
fcr
disappointment.
James
Stewart,
services
administrator
for
the
Wartimes
Prices
and
Trade
Board,
states
that
the
order
setting
deliveries
to
one
a
day
will
be
enforced
during
the
Christmas
shopping
period.
"This
Christmas
will
not
be
like
the'
old
peaceful
holiday
of
prewar
days,"
says
Mr.
Stewart.
"Labor,
gasoline,
rubber
and
vehicles
are
vitally
needed
for
the
armed
services
and
war
Industries
and
must
be
conserved."
The
board
advjses
Christmas
shoppers
to
carry
as
many
parcels
as
they
can
In
order
to
avoid
overtaxing
the
bne-a-day
delivery,
facilities
permitted
under
the
regulations.
Tiriv
Christmas
shopping,
of
15
ursenUy
adVcated'
F&GTO
The
teachers
and
pupils
ofBdr
den
Street
School
on
Thursday
af
ternoon
held
an
"At
Home"
to
a
'arge
number
of
parents
and
vlsl
.ors
at
the
school
Christmas
clos
mg
exercises.
There
wde
carols
and
other
singing
in
the
music
oom
after
which
the
opportunity
was
given
of
visiting
the
various
ilassrooms
where
class
concerts
and
Christmas
trees
were
being
teld.
The
pupils
had
attractively
lecorated
their
rooms.
In
addition
there
was
a
large
display
of
manual
arts
work.
The
musical
program
of
the
grouped
grades,
conducted
by
Mrs
:i.
Seamen,
was
as
follows:
Qrades
I
and
n
"O
Canada,"
Baa
Baa
Black
Sheep,"
"Sleep
Baby
Sleep,"
solo,
"Pretty
Maid,'
sung
by
Ba.bara
Carter,
'"Did
You
Ever
See
a
Lassie?"
"Away
in
Manger."
Grades
III
and
IV
"Good
King
Wenesclas,"
"Strawberry
Fair,"
"O
Christmas
Tree-
"Where's
the
Old
Gray
Goose?,"
"In
a'
Manger."
Grades
V
and
VI
"O
Come
All
Ye
Faithful,"
"Joy
To
the
World,"
"A
Curious
Tale,"
"Good
Christian
Men,
Rejoice,"
"Silent
Night,"
sng
by
a
quartette,
"Bring
a
Torch,
Jeanette,"
"God
Save
the
King."
Enlistments
In
Army
From
Prince
Rupert
Further
enlistments
In
the
Cana-
I
dlan
Army
active
services
this
week
include
the
following:
Wilbrod
Plouffe,
aged
35,
Winnl-oeg.
truck
driver.
John
Wilbur
Cremetfns,
18,
Port
Arthur,
logger.
L.
Wilson
Reid,
22,
Kenora,
logger.
T-imes
Hart.
25.
Kamloops.
mech-
Fioutie.
cemc.cns.anqateia
wm.
bfl
leaving
for
Vancouver
tonight.
'
and
Hart
will
get
away
next
we,ek,
Order
Only
Wlml
You
iVl
BUY
ROBINTEX
QUALITY
FABRICS
FOR
ECONOMY
lrell-Kiwtcn
A
Clotlu
Of
Distinction
And
Durability
ask
rout
tauos
ran
"OOVKIINMENT
I.IO.IOK
ACT"
(Spot
Ion
28)
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that
on
the
29th
day
of
December
1942
next
the
undersigned
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
lor
consent
to
transfer
of
Eoer
Licence
No.
8836
Issued
in
respect
of
p
rem.
lees
being
part
of
a
building
known
as
Knox
Hotel
situate
on
First
Avenue
upon
Uie
lands
described
as
Lota
13
and
14
of
Block
2,
Section
1,
Map
923.
CUT
of
frlivoe
Rupert,
prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District
In
Uie
Province
if
Brttlstv
Columbia,
from
Oeorg
L
Rorlc,
Trustee
of
the
property
of
Knox
Hotel
Company
Limited,
Authorized
Assignor,
of
Prince
Rapert,
British
Columbia,
to
Knox
Hotel
Co.
Ltd.
of
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
the
transferee
DATED
at
Prinze
Rupert.
Brttl!
Columbia,
this
28th
day
of
Novem.be
1942.
KNOX
HOTEL
CO.
LTD.
by
Martin
LaBelle.
director.
Date
of
first
Insertion,
November
28.
1942.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMIU.
AND
MINING
MACHINERY-
All
Types
of
Oas
Engines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
EOS
Christmas
programs
were
carried
out
by
the
pupils
of:
King
Edward
School
in
their
prettily
decorated
nuslc
room
on
Wednesday
after
noon
for
the
senior
divisions
and
)n
Thursday
morning
for
the
jun
lor
divisions.
The
principal,
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer,
in
her
opening
remarks,
referred
to
the
meaning
and.otl.gin
of
Christ
mas
and
to
Christmas
celebrations
in
wartime.
The
items
included
in
the
pro
gram
were
two
songs
and
dances,
"A
Christmas
Tree"
and
"What
do
you
want
for
Christmas?"
by
Grade
I,
Miss
Mary
Hartin's
class;
three
little
Christmas
songs
by
Grade
II
Miss'
Tekla
Fulton's
division;
stocking
drill
and
recitation'
by
Miss
Moxley's
class,
Grade
III
recitations
and
song
"Santa
Claus
Is
Coming
to
Town"
by
Grade
IV,
Miss
Margaret
Dodlmead's
class;
a
folk
dance,
"Ace
of
Diamonds"
by
Grade
IV,
Miss
Mary
Sim's
room;
and
three
plays,
"A
Christmas
Surprise,"
by
Mrs,
B.
Walker's
room,
"Santa
Claus.
Strikes
a
Blow
For
Freedom"
by
Bruce
Mickleburgh's
class,
Grade
VI,
and
"Christmas
Presents"
by
Miss
Mercer's
Division.
The"
tuneful
music,
graceful
dances,
capable
dramatization
and
appropriate
costumes
made
a
veryrpleas-ing
and
enjoyable
concert.
At
intervals
during
the
Rrogram
Christmas
Carols
were
sung
by
all
the
pupils.
On
Thursday
afternoon
a
school
broadcast
of
carols
by
CER
was
en
joyed
by
the
pupils
and
on
Friday
morning
parties
were
held
in
the
.
classrooms
gay
with
lighted
trees
i
and
decorations
made
by
the
pupils.
To
the
Electors
of
Prince
Rupert
Thank
you
for
your
generous
vote.
I
shall
do
my
best.
KATHLEEN
31.
HILL
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
ZareIJi
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Km
544
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STREET
PRINPF
KI'PKKl
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
4,
ZARELL1,
PROP
"A
Home
Away
From
Home"
Rates
75c
up
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gi
Cold
Water
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Rupert,
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P.O.
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1S8
SERVICES
TO
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Way-points,
Stewart
and
North.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
full
Information,
Ticket
and
Reservation
FRANK
J.
SKINNEK
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
56
SHRIMPS
BOAT
W.S.L.
Fresh
every
day,
5:00
p.m.
First
Float
West
of
Imperial
Oil
Co.
Christmas
Message
in
Morning
Pageant
in
Evening
Morning
Worship,
11:00
a.m.
"Where
is
He
That
is
Born
King
of
the
Jews?"
Sunday
School,
12:15.
Evening
Service,
7:30
p.m.
Pageant,
"Little
Town
of
Bethlehem."
Song
Service
and
Social
Fellowship
Hour'
following
the
Evening
Service;
Welcome!
Fear
not
.
.
for
unto
you
is
born
.
.
a
Saviour
which
is
Christ
the
Lord.'
REV.
C.
A.
WRIGHT
Pastor
V
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
5th
and
McBrlde
Magnus
B.
Anderson
Pastor
11:00
a.m.
"The
Expectation
of
His
Coming."
.
Mr.
T.
C.
Anderson
will
preach.
Special'
Music.
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship
and
Song
Service
.
Dec.
25,
11
'a.m.
SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS
DAY
SERVICE.
Music
by
Church
Choir.
CFPR
3:00
to
3:30
Christmas
Day
A
cordial
welcome
to
all
I
First
Presbyterian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
A.
F.
MacSween,
B.A.
Minister
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
Choir
Leader
I
1
CHRISTMAS
SUNDAY,
1942
;(,"
10:30
a.m.
Church
School
Roll
Call.
.
.
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship.
The
Church
School
will
worship
with
the
congregation.
.
:
'..
Anthems
by
Junior
Choir:
"Joy
to
the
World,"
"Stars
of
December,"
7:30
p.m.
Carol
Service
and
Sacred
Cantata
Senior
Choir.
Anthems:
"At
Chrlstmastlde,"
"A
Quiet
Chamber,"
"Sing
O
Sing.'?
Cantata:
"The
King
of
Peace
Soloists:
Mfs.
Wm.
Martin,
LAC.
J.
O.
Leggatt,
Mr.
J.
A.
Teng.
:
The
Minister
will
preach
at
the
morning
service.
;
:
Strangers
and
Men
In
the
Services
are
cordially
welcome.
:
BRIGADIER
DIES
LONDON,
Dec.
19
0)
Brig.
Richard
Maule
Birkett,
who
served
with
the
Royal
Sussex
regiment
for
32
years
and
was
in
command
of
the.'
second
battalion
when
he
retired
in
1934,
is
dead.
He
had
been
re-employed
by
the
War
Office
since
1939.
FOR
YOUR
XMAS
GIFTS-
We
have
a
Fine
New
Stock
of
Blouses,
Dresses,
.
Lingerie
Specializing
in
Children's
Wear
!!
Dry
Goods
and
Novelty
Shop
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A
NOVEL
SUGGESTION
GIVE
HIM
pr
HER
a
Portable
Typewriter
This
Christmas
We
have
a
new
stock
of
Remettes
at
$42.50
$J
Don't
forget
to
order
your
1943
kCalendar
Pads
while
stock
is
complete.
ttWe
have
a
good,
stock
to
choose
from.
Ml
m
GOLD
STAMPING
ON
GIFT
LEATHER
Dibb
Printinq
Co
Third
Street.
i
Besner
Block
$S
Ml
1
mi
m