PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SATURDAY.
DECEMBER
,
19
gets
lit
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A
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A
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Clearance
Sale
of
The
cholla
cactus
of
the
south
west
makes
a,billllant
torch
when
Waterfront
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CHRISTMAS
set
afire.
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DECORATIONS
COBRA
VICTIMS
Whiffs
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It
is
estimated
that
20,000
persons
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.
3
for
Fine
China
and
Glassware
die
in
India
each
year
of
cobra
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OUR
BASEMENT
STOKE
bites.
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MAX
HEILBRONER
WHO'LL
BE
FIRST?
Lots
of
Work
in
Navy
Even
in
Port-Sea
in
m
Serpent
Again
Queen
There
is
no
record
ol
a
person
Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant
ever
having
been
hit
by
a
falling
Charlotte
Islands
m
meteor.
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Thinking
of
Christmas?
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STORE
SHORT
CUT
TO
VICTORY!
LADIES4
Here
is
yotr
chance
to
try
the
latest
3-INCH
FEATHERBOB
PERMANENT.
All
ends
tapered
with
Frank
Balrd's
Hair
Shaper.
Individual
styling
to
suit
your
features.
Sunrise
Beauty
Salon
VIOLET
MAH
Cor.
6th
and
Fulton
Above
Sunrise
Store
rhone
Blue
913
for
Appointments
For
Quick,
Safe
and
Comfprtable
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DAY
AM)
NIGHT
It
seems
hardly
possible
that
Christmas
time
has
rolled
around
again.
But
already
we're
beginning
to
think
of
lists
and
worry
about
choices.
Wise
people
will
shop
early
while
stocks
are
full
and
we
hope
you
will
do
that.
Perhaps
.these
suggestions
will
put
ideas
in
your
head
and
give
you
some
helpful
hints.
They
are
items
that
make
lovely
gifts
and
are
always
very
acceptable.
TOILETRIES
.
.
.
Soaps,
Co-lognes.
Perfumes,
Sachets,
Pow-
ders,
Cosmetics.
GLOVES...
Fabric,
Kid,
Doeskin,
Brushed
Wool,
Bunny
Fur
Mittens.
LINGERIE
.
.
.
Panties,
Slips,
Bed
Jackets,
Nighties,
Pyjamas,
Nighty
and
Robe
Sets.
HOSE
.
.
.
We've
done
the
impossible
in
getting
a
large
selection
of
her
favorite
hose
for
Xmas.
PURSES
.
.
.
Umbrellas,
Hankies,
Bags,
Scarves,
Turbans,
Pictures,
etc.
for
a
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
nnAnrmnnrVtnrmnooOMij
Announcement
Restrictions
placed
upon
us
by
the
Wartime
Price
&
Trade
Board
compel
us
to
announce
we
shall
be
unable
to
put
on
our
"Christmas
Special"
.
this
year.
This
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
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Kupert
Co.
Ltd.
British
Columbia
C.N.R.
Train!
From
Terrace-Dally,
except
Sunday
..
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ajn.
For
Terrace-Dally
except
Sunday
4:15
pjn.
eor
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
7:00
p.m.
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
10:30
ajn.
From
the
East
Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
Fridays.
10:30
p.m.
Thursdays
ana
Saturdays
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Local
news
contributions
should
be
in
the
Dally
News
office
by
10
a.m.
on
the
day
following
the
event
prefer-
ably
the
night
before,
a
let-
terbox
in
the
door
being
there
to
receive
copy.
Local
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news
not
in
by
10
ajn.
runs
the
risk
of
not
being
pub-
lished.
We
prefer
to
have
news
contributions
typewritten
i
neatly
and
double
spaced,
If
possible.
However,
legible
writing
will
do.
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anu
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ior
an
sailors
wnen
a
naval
ship
is
in
port,
despite
the
comparative
acctinu
of
the
song
that
"Every
Nice
Girl
Loves
a
Sailor,"
and
the
thousands
of
old
jokes
about
sailors
having
a
sweet
heart
in
every
port.
That
is
all
very
well
for
the
one
who
get
leave.
For
the
rest,
life
is
just
a
steady
round
of
leaning
decks,
painting
bath-j--
-.-
-
rooms,
ordering.
and
stowing
stores
and
trying
to
understand
and
noS
blush
at
the
language
of
workmen
engaged
aboard
or
nearby.
On
one
Canadian
corvette
to
be
visited.
a
former
engraver's
apprentice
was
leader
of
a
detachment
of
painters
and
decorators.
Others
engaged
In
'his
type
of
work
included
a
former
foptball
halfback,
and
a
former
Junior
hockeyist.
Nearby,
a
sick
bay
attendant
was
rearranging
some
of
his
stores
in
the
sick
bay.
which
on
a
corvette
is
little
more
than
a
medium
-sized
cupboard.
He
showed
the
system
used
to
hold
his
medicines
in
place.
This
equipment
t
"imply
a
flat
piece
of
wood
the
size
of
a
cupboard
shelf.
It
has
holes
cut
in
it
the
stee
of
bottles
and
one
is
fitted
a
few
inches
above
each
helf.
When
a
bottle
is
placed
on
the
shelf
it
goes
first
through
thl
hole
and
thus
is
supported
both
from
below
and
from
about
three-quarter
of
the
way
up
the"
bottle
The
ship
would
have
to
turn
almosi
completely
over
before
anything
would
spill.
There
wasn't
much
work
that
day
for
members
of
the
'xwununlcatkms
mess.
They
were
lounging
about
in
the
mess
talking
nelr
business
coding
and
"Ships
Mean
Victory"
that's
thei
title
and
theme
of
a
booklet
now'
being
distributed
by
the
Navy
League
of
Canada
to
give
Canadian
rhiWren
an
Idea
of
the
Jobs
done
by
our
fighUng
and
merchant
uvies.
Written
by
Lt.-Cmdr.
William
Strange.
RXJJ.Vit..
this
63-page
publication
Is
being
distributed
by
the
Navy
League
In
schools
throughout
the
Dominion.
Starting
off,
the
booklet
tells
how
ships
came,
to
be
and
how
they
are
net
rata
ry
to
carry
Canada's
pro
ducts
ovei
the
world.
From
there
the
streamlined
nautical
handbook
goes
on
to
tell
how
nations
found
!t
necessary
to
build
fighUng
ships,
floating
bits
of
sudden
death
to
protect
these
valuable
but
helpless
merchant"
craft.
This,
it
Is
.explained,
was
called
sea
power,
and
it
is
told
how
valuable
possession
of
this
power
has
been
to
Britain
down
through
the
centuries.
Then
it
narrows
the
field
to
tell
about
Canada's
tiny
but
potent
navy
Five
types
of
warship
make
up
the
R.
C.
N..
the
booklet
savs.
the
speedy
destroyer,
the
hard-hittln?
corvette
and
minesweeper,
aided
by
subchaslng
Fairmlles
and
Motor
Torpedo
boats.
In
addition,
ships
that
in
peacetime
were
the
private
property
of
millionaires
and
steam-
W
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,
t
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Tr
unp
cunipames
nave
Deen
convert-
;
rj
ed
for
war
purposes,
giving
us
th-
armed
merchant
cruiser
and
armed
yachts.
Also
is
told
the
story
of
Canada's
small
but
fast-growin
merchant,
navy,
and
df
how
new
cargo
ships
are
being
christened
monthly
In
the
yards
on
both
the
Atlantic
and
Pacific
coasts.
Personal
stories
of
heroism,
factual
aecounts
of
Canadians
and
their
ships,
add
warmth
to
the
story.
One
is
about
a
tiny
corvette
and
how
it
smashed
a
u-boat,
another
is
about
a
tanker
that
fought
a
lopsided
duel
with
two
of
the
underseas
raiders.
The
booklet
ends
with
a
tribute
that
should
find
favor
with
every
red-blooded
Canadian
youth.
"There
Is
no
finer
fighting
service
in
the
world
than
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
It
says,
"no
nobler
"ailing
in
a
world
at
war
than
the
merchant
navy.
To
Canada,
ships
mean
life.
To
the
cause
of
freedom,
ships
mean
victory."
Good
hunting
iri
spite
of
unfavorable
weather
was
enjoyed
by
a
party
consisting
of
Capt.
William
Husoy,
Capt.
Sam
Hougan,
J.
A.
LlndsayJ.
II.
MacLeod,
B
.
J.
Bacon
and
Alf
Dahlberg
which
returned
to
port
Wednesday
night
after
a
six
day
trip
which
took
them
aboard
the
Fredella
III
to
Old
Hartley
Bay,
Glltees
and
Kll-dala,-Th
bag
consisted
"of'nlney
teen
fine
geese
and
some
fifty
or
so
mallards.
According
to
the
Dally
News
i
correspondent
at
Skldegate,
the
sea
serpent
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
has
beer!
seen
again
at
la.tBtB.:BiB.;aji:aiajtBlia:B7;iCanoc
Pass,
Skldegate
Inlet.
It
Is
aescnoea
n
naving
come
oui
j
the
water
about
ton
feet
looki.
j
like
a
huge
worm
with
a
face
most
human
In
appearance
It
x
j
fired
upon
by
the
crew
of
Fr.ink
Gate's
boat
Endeavour
and
dlvrd
disturbing
the
water
for
a
distance
of
fifty
feet
around.
Capt.
Donald
McKay,
formerly
well
known
a
a
master
of
Canadian
National
Steamships
and
now
,
identified
with
the
Wartime
Mer-1
chant
Shipping
organisation,
ar
rived
in
the
city
yterday
from
Vancouver.
The
ten-thousand
ton
freighter
Fort
Mumford,
another
of
the
new
argo
ships
to
be
built
on
the
coast,
is
having
her
trial
runs
to
day.
COMEDY
IS
HILARIOUS
"Are
Husbands
Neccusary?"
With
Ray
.Mllland.
Showinc
at
Capitol
Theatre
Here
Adapted
from
the
popular
novr:
"Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cuaat."
the
flimiza-tion
"Are
Husband's
Necessary
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
on
Monday
and
Tues
day
of
next
week.
Ray
MlUand
ha.,
the
starring
role
with
an
able
sup
porting
east
which
Includes
Hetty
Field.
Patricia
Morison.
Rogenr
Pallette
Lelf
Erickson,
Charles
Dingle
and
others.
Mllland
plays
the
part
of
a
young
banker
with
a
future
and
a
slightly
giddy
wife.
Betty
Field
Is
the
wife
and
Patricia
Morison
the
other
woman
who
sets
her
cap
for
Ray
and
almost
wrecks
a
happy
home.
Much
of
the
comedy
centres
around
the
habit
of
"whiffling"
or
telling
little
white
lies.
The
couple
"whiffle"
themselves
into
one
tight
spot
alter
another
and
then
get
out
again
by
telling
more
whiffles.
After
numerous
vletasltudes
ani
complications,
all
of
which
ar"
most
amusing,
the
young
wife's
prevarications
make
the
youn
hutband
the
vice-president
of
the
biggest
bank
In
town
and
everything
ends
happily.
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That's
New,
Gay,
Bright,
Clever,
Amusing
for
Christmas
.
.
.
.
V-i.
Little
tots
will
laugh,
nbout
and
clap
thlr
pudgy
hands
with
lee
over
these
Jolly
and
amusing
toys
that
Santa
has
left
In
truckloads
at
this
popular
ChrUtnus
toy
shop.
Toys
that
move,
sqwauck,
talk
and
what
not
are
all
here
Jn
grand
array.
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parents,
you'll
be
mlthly
happy
over
the
values!
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PANDA
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Black
and
while
with
eyes
that
move.
$2.45
and
$4.95
PULL
TOYS
variety,
at
of
a
wide
and
tip
DOLLS
of
every
size
and
type,
.Many
Beauties.
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