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for
Fine
China,
Dlnnerware,
Glasses,
Barrage
and
Novelties
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Diamond
Merchant
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RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
Her
Favorite
Store
Distinctive
Gift
Selections
Lounging
Robe
Handkerchiefs
Lingerie
Purses
Sweaters
Hose
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You'll
Find
it
At",
.
.
Rupert
Peoples
Store
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
Suggestions
Mirrors,
lovely
gifts
that
will
last
a
lifetime;
Tables;
End
Tables,
Coffee
Tables,
Pull-up
Chairs,
Dinette
Suite,
Spring-filled
Mattress,
Chenille
Bedspreads,
Wool
Comforters,
Carpets.
Toys
Wagons,
Kiddle
Kars,
Kindergarten
Sets,
Todteler
Kars,
fox
fine
gilts.
See
them
at
.
Elio
Furniture
Store
Third
Avenue
(Next
to
the
Dally
.News)
Prince
Rupert
"GRACIA"
:
Arch
Corrector
Shoes
'
.IN
PUMPS
AND
OXFORDS
.
I
Widths
to
EE
wide.
For
comfort
and
-wear
-there
is
no
better
shoes
in
Canada
at
their
price
From
$6.50
up
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
3
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It
Pays
to
Advertise
in
The
Daily
News
2?
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT
It's
just
a
thought,
but
will
you
tell
me
why
all
the
navy
boys
seem
to
have
taken
to
large
black
cigars?
There
seems
no
unusual
run
on
parenthood,
just
a
lad.
I
dally
expect
to
have
one
of
the
matelots
come
running
In
with
his
beard
in
flames
because
they
do
run
to
beards
in
the
navy.
And
that's
also
another
thought.
Will
you
tell
me
why
all
the
navy
boya
seem
to
wear
beards?
This
could
go
on
forever
just
from
one
thought
to
another,
such
as
"Why.
oh
why.
"Does
a
sailor
wear
a
beard?
"My.
oh
my.
"But
doesnt
he
look
weird?
"Could
it
be,
"That
he
finds
it
hard
to
shave,
"When
the-
sea
"Heaves
up
with
every
wave?"
Still
the
parcels
come
in
and
with
them
come
my
willing
volunteers
or.
to
make
them
topi-
8
6
.
cal,
my
Parcel
NOTICE
To
Telephone
Users
TV
Owing
to
sickness
among
the
gtgff,
and
the
overloaded
condition
of
the
switchboard,
Telephone
Users
are
requested
to
avoid
unnecessary
conversations.
Please
leave
the
lirjes
ree
for
the
vital
services.
Be
as
Brief
as
Possible
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We
have
a
really
large
and
fine
selection
of
popular
Watches
for
you
to
choose
from.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SATURDAY
Packin
Ma-lp
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and
and
Friday
Friday
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"mas.
Thursday
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ft
Anita
Batrd,
Dorothy
Kettle
Hi
la
HOUS
and
Margaret
Brooks
lending
helping
hands.
In
fact.
Margaret
needed
more
than
two
hands
to
help
to
get
one
parcel
packed
which
was
about
half
as
big
a&
herself.
I
have
Just
seen
the
costumes
which
Mrs.
Lister
Is
making
for
ne
of
the
dance
numbers
m
the
Xavy
Show
and
they
are
most
attractive
and
colorful.
They
are
ilack
with
rows
and
rows
of
.nulti-colored
ruffle,
quite
saucy
ooklng.
Sorry
to
hear
that
Don
Forward.
Y.M.OA.
Assistant
Area
Secretary
is
in
the
hospital
with
a
dose
of
the
'flu.
Heather
Bel-Isle
from
the
Y.M.C.A.
cafeteria
s
now
recovering
from
the
same
malady.
;
Bellls
for
school
board.
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Rhymes
of
a
Lumberjack
A
New
Book
by
ROBERT
E.
SWANSON
Author
of
"Rhymes
of
a
Western
Logger"
PAPER
COVER
.'(If
CLOTH
BOUND
$1,00
Fully
Illustrated
Makes
an
excellent
Christmas
Gift
On
Sale
at
all
Newsstands
and
Book
Stotes
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.Monty
Woolley
..and
..Oracle
Fields
in
"Holy
Matrimony"
at
Capitol
Theatre.
Replete
with
laughter
and
song.
"Holy
Matrimony,"
starring
Monty
Woolley
and
Oracle
Fields,
in
concluding
a
popular
wo-day
engagement
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
The
picture
is
in
adaptation
of
Arnold
Ben-ne::'s
humorous
novel.
Cupid
draws
a
bead
on
be-whiskered
Monty
and.
before
he
knows
it,
he's
together
with
Grade
in
a
rose-covered
cot-'age
with
a
laugh
for
every
shingle
on
the
roof.
A
distinguished
supporting
.ast
includes
Laird
Cregar,
Una
O'Connor.
Alan
Mowbray.
Melville
Cooper
and
Franklin
Pang-
born.
The
picture
provided
great
entertainment
for
large
Capitol
crowds
yesterday
and
concludes
with
tonight's
showings.
Military
Orders
First
Krserve
Battalion
Prince
Rupert
Regt.
(M.C..)
-
by
-Lieut-Col.
O.
C.
Oswell.
ED.
Range
Practice
Personnel
of
'
A.
B.
C.
D.
Coys,
will
fire
rifle
and
light
machine
gun
practice
on
Sunday,
December
the
12th.
D.ess:
Roll
call
order
with
ground
sheets.
Lunch
and
cup
.
to
be
brought
Report
at
the
'Armory
at
9:45
am.
Personnel
who
have
not
fired
must
attend
this
shoot.
Parades
No
company
parades
will
take
place
from
December
18,
1913.
to
January
9.
1944,
In-elusive.
Officers
and
non-commissioned
officers
will
parade
at
8
pjn.
Jaanury
5,
1944.
Band
practice
January
7,
8
pjn.
at
Armoty.
A
regimental
smoking
concert
ill
take
place
in
the
Drill
Hall
PRICES
$15
to
$85
Plus
tax
AND
RINGS--
A
choice,
varied
stock
of
DIAMOND
ENGAGEMENT
RINGS
of
nationally
advertised
prices
and
designs.
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after
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2
As
far
back
as
recorded
history
reaches
the
gift
of
jewelry
was
always
the
highest'token
of
esteem
possible
to
express.
It's
the
same
today.
In
giving
jewelry
you
give
not
pnly
the
most
enduring
of
all
gifts,
but
one
that
best
expresses'
your
esteem
and
3
Where
time
counts
most
Our
Wrist
Watches
Serve
Best.
JOHN
BULGER
LTD
(Opposite
Post
Office)
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ft
to
a
Mrs.
Richards
Is
Mistress
Affairs
of
L.O.B-A.
Installed
at
Meeting
This
Week
1
At
the
regular
meeting
of
the
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
Association
Thursday
evening
officers
for
1944
were
Installed
with
Mrs.
E.
Barber
acting
as
installing
officer.
The
new
officers
are
as
follows:
Worthy
MUtrcsa.
Mrs.
O.
Richards.
Deputy
Mistress,
Mrs.
M.
Smith.
Junior
Dept.
Mistress,
Mrs.
B.
Ellison.
Chaplain.
Mrs.
J.
Connery.
-
Recording
Secretary,
P.
Harve.
Financial
Secretary,
Mrs.
J.
Johansen.
Treasurer.
Mrs.
I.
Paulson.
Ouardlan,
Mrs.
M.
Vleretk.
Director
of
Ceremonies,
Mrs.
S.
Calder.
First
Senior
-Lecturer,
Mrs.
A.
Moller.
Second
Deputy
Lecturer,
Mrs.
Toogood.
Pianist.
Mrs.
S.
Carr.
Inner
Guard,
Mrs.
McLeod.
Outer
Ouard,
Mrs.
M.
Andrews.
Standing
Committee
Mrs.
C.
Smith.
Mrs
M.
Field,
Mrs.
C.
Chandler,
M.
Bayne.
Auditors-.
Mcniles
A.
Piper.
S.
Conner.
Sick
Committee
For
East
rnd
Mrs
Haugan
and
Mrs.
Men.
'.t
:
for
Wert
end.
Mrs.
Evan
fc
1
1
Mrs.
Barber.
Degree
Captain
Mrs.
M.
Cox.
The
annual
Christmas
tree
will
be
held
December
20.
trr
Utkets.
Dress:
roll
call
order.
The
conceit
will
be
followed
by
a
preview
of
the
film
This
'
:h
Army"
by
courtesy
of
D.
O.
Borland,
manager
of
the
Cjpitol
Theatre.
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you
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tangle
your
city
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