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OPTICAL
SERVICE
VISIT
OUR
BASEMENT
..ORE
for
Floe
Chins,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties
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Jeweler
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PEOPLES
STORE
Her
Favorite
Store
Distinctive
Gift
Selections
Handkerchiefs
Lingerie
Purses
Sweaters
Hose
Youll
Find
it
At
8
t
Rupert
Peoples
Store
5
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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,
ior
fine
gifts.
See
them
at
.
,
Elio
Furniture
Store
Thitd
Avenue
(Next
to
the
Daily
News)
Prince
Rupert
II
GRACIA
1
II
OXFORDS
For
comfort
and
wear
Good
Shoes"
in
The
Daily
News
4
Arch
Corrector
Shoes
IN
PUMPS
AND
I
Widths
to
EE
wide.
there
is
no
better
shoes
in
Canada
at
their
price.
.
.
.
From
$6.50
up
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
The
Home
of
,
It
Pays
to
Advertise
Chas.
Dodimcad
Optometrist
in
Chari
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Iland
EniraTlnj
Labor's
Platform
o
1.
A
Ions-term
policy
of
building
up
a
first-class
system
of
roads,
sewers
and
other
public
vroilcs.
If
loans
necessary
in
initial
stages,
sach
loans
to
be
made
on
a
low-interest
short-term
basis
to
the
people
themselves.
This
policy
will
soon
save
the
City
thousands
every
year.
2.
Civic
Planning
Board
to
lay
out
city
in
logical
fashion.
3.
Civic
Housing
Commission
to
plan
slum
clearance
and
low-cost
Al
housing.
4.
Municipal
ownership
of
utilities,
Including
bus
system
re-purchase
of
Hydro
Electric
when
franchise
expires.
5.
Overhaul
of
our
inadequate
water
and
sewerage
systems.
6.
Utmost
efforts
to
solve
the
problem
of
disor-derliness
by
providing
means
of
wholesome
recreation,
along
with
adequate
law
enforcement.
7.
Union
wages
and
conditions
for
all
work
done
by
the
city.
8.
Good
harbour
facilities
for
fishermen.
9.
Fair
distribution
of
tax
burden.
10.
Remuneration
for
Mayor
and
Aldermen.
11.
Emphatic
demand
for
g.-j.
senior
governments
to.
aid
in
meeting
special
problems
they
have
laid
at
our
door.
12.
Civic
support
of
steps
for
more
democratic
franchise.
All
candidates
of
the
Civic
Labor
Federation
are
pledged
to
this
platform,
arrived
at
by
widespread
democratic
discussion
over
a
period
of
months
and
backed
by
25
rrofits
From
Pictures
Shown
In
City
Provide
Films
For
Men
At
Sea.
Few
of
the
many
service
m?n
vho
attend
the
moving
picture
hows
In
the
Naval
Drill
Hall
xre
aware
of
the
fact
that
the
rofits
enable
the
Royal
Can-.dian
Naval
Film
Society
to
arry
on
their
work
pf
pro-idlrtjt
films
and
projectors
for
men
serving
in
ships
at
sea.
The
Society
has
devised
a
plan
whereby
each
of
His
Maj-
sty's
Canadian
ships
are
."tip-plied
with
a
16
MM
projector
.nd
the
latest
films.
The
charge
.or
these
projector
and
fums
s
regulated
according
to
the
complement
of
the
shop
and
in
;
most
cases
trie
Society
would
operate
at
a
loss
if
It
were
not
.for
the
profits
from
thetr
,
theatres
In
shore
establishments.
For
that
reason
every
sailor
I
who
buys
a
ticket
to
the
theatre
In
his
shore
establishment
is
insuring
himself
for
entertainment
when
he
is
drafted
to
sea.
The
majority
of
operators
in
the
shore
thatres
are
trained
projectionists
in
civilian
life.
many
of
whom
own
their
own
theatre
"back
home."
In
the
naval
Drill
Hall
m
Prince
Rupert
are
to
be
found
wo
experienced
operators.
Pho-togiapher
William
Cole
Is
one
of
them.
When
war
broke
out,
Coie.
who
comes
from
a
Welsh
seafaring
family,
decided
he
could
do
more
for
his
country
as
a
sailor
than
he
could
on
land.
He
handed
his
wife
the
reins
he
had
held
operating
his
two
theatres
in
Bellevue,
Alberta
and
joined
the
Navy
as
a
stoker.
It
wasnt
long,
however,
before
the
naval
'authorities,
lound
out
about
his
experience
in
the
theatre
business
and
he
soon
found
himself
back
at
his
old
job.
This
time
his
audience
is
different
to
one
he
had
in
Alberta.
About
6000
service
men
and
women
Is
the
clientele
he
now
serves,
carrying
them
away
by
the
magic
wand
of
Hollywood
phantasy.
Ably
assisted
by
Photographer
McRae
of
Olencoe,
Ontario,
also
an
experienced
projection'
1st,
Cole
may
'eel
assured
that
even
though
he
Is
not
serving
at
sea
he
is
earning
his
share
I
of
the
honor
due
every
man
j
and
woman
in
the
Canadian
Fighting
Force.
ISLANDS
COUNTED
The
thousend
Islands
comprise
seven
large
and
1.600
small
island.
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
only
the
most
ping
dpiTall
gifts,
but
one
that
best
expresses
your
esteem
and
s
3
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nBssUsI
Where
time
counts
most
Our
Wrist
Watches
Serve
Best.
We
have
a
really
large
and
fine
selection
of
popular
Watches
for
you
to
choose
from.
PRICES
$15
to
$85
Plus
tax
AND
RINGS--
Si
MOVIES
FOR
NAVAL
MEN
A
choice,
varied
stock;
of
DIAMOND
ENGAGEMENT
RINGS
1
of
nationally
advertised
prices
and
designs.
TED
LEWIS'
LIFE
STORY
-Is
Everybody
Happy?"
Is
Current
Feature
on
Capitol
Theatre
Screen
Here.
Based
on
the
life
story
of
Ted
Lewis,
famous
American
dance
band
leader
of
over
30
years'
popular
standing.
"Is
Everybody
Happy?"
is
the
feature
picture
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
today
and
tomor
row.
The
picture
shows
the
form
ing
of
Lewis'
band,
the
trials
and
tribulations
which
beset
his
path
to
stardom,
his"
first
love,
how
he
won
the
high
hat
with
which
he
has
been
Identified
for
so
many
years.
,
The
music
score
of
the
happy
romance.
Included
18
of
the
songs
which
Lewis
has
made
famous
including
"Chinatown,
My
Chinatown,"
"St.
Louis
Blues."
"Sunny
Side
of
the
Street."
"Pretty
Baby."
"Cuddle
Up
a
Little
Closer."
"Baby
Face."
"It
Had
to
Be
You"
and
"Am
I
Blue?"
The
supporting
cast
Includes
Michael
Duane.
Nan
Wynn.
Larry
Parks.
Lynn
Merrick
and
Bob
Haymes.
Fine
Winter
in
Bulkley
Valley
SMITHERS.
Dec.
13
The
winter
to
date
In
the
Bulkley
Valley
has
been
of
the
kind
that
has
been
greatly
appreciated
by
all
Insofar
as
enjoyable
weather
is
concerned
and
the
fact
that
a
great
saving
of
winter
fuel
has
been
effected
thus
far.
At
no
time
yet
has
the
thermometer
even
flirted
with
the
zero
mark
and
practically
no
snow
has
yet
fallen
in
this
area.
Those
organizations
looking
forward
to
the
winter
sports,
however,
are
not
so
well
pleased
with
the
weather
man
and
so
far
no
attempt
has
been
made
to
make
the
ice
required
for
curling
or
skating.
The
ski
enthusiasts
also
would
appreciate
a
little
more
snow.
No
doubt
.conditions
will
soon
arrive
which
will
be
more
satisfactory
in
these
respects
but.
In
the
meantime,
the
average
householder
Is
congratulating
himself
on
the
saving
he
has
been
able
to
make
In
the
cost
of
his
winter
fuel.-
'
EARLY
PENCILS
Lead
crayons
were
used
by
the
Aztecs
at
the
time
of
Cortez.
GATHER
AT
SHRINE
The
annual
pilgrimage
of
Mohammedans
to
Mrcca
attracts
from
50.000
to
70.000
of
the
faithful.
JOHN
BULGER
LTD
(Opposite
Post
Office)
Red
Cross
News
The
following
shipment
was
made
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
the
local
Red
Cross
workroom
which
will
be
closed
from
December
17
until
January
4:
Hospital
supplies
surgical)
-Thirty
large
pads;
80
medium
pads;
120
small
pads;
2,-000
compresses.
1.400
wipes
500
swabs;
40
facemasks.
Knitted
Ooods
One
long-sleeved
pullover;
three
sleeve
less
pullovers;
two
scarves;
five
helmets;
two
ribbed
hedmeU:
eight
pairs
seamen's
socks,
seven
pairs
gloves;
58
palm
vnrlce
socks.
Women's
Supplies
Two
women's
sweaters;
one
pair
of
knickers.
Refugee
Supplies
Fourteen
children's
sweaters;
four
soakers;
one
baby
Jacket;
one
baby
sweater;
two
baby
sets
(three
piece);
four
crib
quilts;
four
single
quilts;
five
waist
and
panty
sets;
five
combinations;
five
girls'
panties;
four
girls'
dresses;
one
woman's
dress;
one
girl's
skirt:
13
boys'
vests:
two
men's
shirts.
Men's
Comforts
37
men's
pyjamas;
three
dozen
face
cloths:
one-and-a-half
dozen
comfort
bags.
ACTS?
WAYS
TO
RELIEVE
MISERIES
OF
BRONCHITIS
Now
gtt
real
relief
from
coughs,
orrnctj
and
congest
loiot
bron-
cniua-tnu
MMcta
way
lost
actually
.STMCC
tsssmn
t..
deep
Into
bronchial
V
tubes
with
ootolnc
mcdlclnal
STIMULATIS
vapors.
7
f
chert
and
back
rsr-
facea
use
a
vum-tttf
leg
poultice.
To
get
all
the
benefit
of
this
combined
rtNcmrmc-STiMuuniea
action,
Jurt
rut)
tnroat,
chert,
mmd
th
with
Vlci4,VpaRutal.
bedtime.
UtUattj
VapClUB
SOtr
to
wora-2
ways
at
ones)
aa-ahwwa
above-to
ease
bronchitis
cough-Inc.
loosen
cocgnUon.
rrUert
tmuculas
aorencM.
and
apeed
raUul.
eomlorUnc
iitf-
Ofvn
by
moral
n
most
of
the
muery-U
tone.
Oct
nUet
from
bron
chitis
dUtrtas
tMtcfct
with
dou
ble-action,
time
twtrd
Wka
Vapo-
:
wicks
JU10...TT7HI
Fresh
Ical
Raw
and
f
Pasteurized
MILK
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DAIRY
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PIIONK
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KWONO
8ANO
1IINO
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HOP
Kf'.E
CHOP
SUEY
HOUSE
Next
to
Klnc
Tal
Ml
7th
AVK.
WEST
All
vour
patrnnace
welcome
Open
5
p.m.
to
12
p.m.
Tuesday
10
p
m.
to
1Z
p.m.
jfM
Order
from
2
p.m.
12
p.m.
10
t
Phone
Red
Zl
For
Mutual
Benefit
.eatth
and
Accident
See
JOHN
L.
WKIOIIT
Phone
711
Pioneer
Koomj
,No.
6
J.
M.S.
Loubser
n.C
njv.
Chiropractor
Wallace
Illock
Phone
641
For
Income
Tay
ItETUUNS
SEE
R.
E.
MORTIMER
Phone
88
324
2nd
Ave.
When
at
Terrace
Stay
at
Philbert
Hotel
Hut
make
advance
Iteservatlons
Box
5
Terrace
Vlll'ir
l
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f'll.TI
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in
mil
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anywhere
In
Canada
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Famous
operaie
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fro,
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IN
A
GREAT
BIG
WAY!
Gay
Romance!
Gay
Songs!
Gay
Entertainment!
Hear
the
grand
tones
Ted
Lewi,
maa
ftm
,
tune.
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A
LITTLE
CLO.
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1IAKY
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L()lS
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IS
EVERYBODY
HAPPY?
with
LEWIS
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HIS
OUCIILSTR.
A
COLU.MIUA
PICTLKK
With
NAN
WYNN
Ltrry
Parks,
Lynn
Orlzinal
Screen
Play
by
Monte
Hrlce
DirrtUJkr
Charles
lUrton
:
Produced
by
Irvine
Brblia
Plus
-WOMEN
AT
WAIT
Canada
Carries
On
Starts
TODAY
TWO
DAYS
Complete
Show
at
1:15.
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at
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To
The
Electors
.
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ton't
fall
to
east
vour
thnrvew-
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Office
and
atlnceiloi'yl.
who
has
been
f
the
Dry
Wclc'SrTa
fcf
mw
pUac
p.u.
and
has
served
on
School
Uoartls
in
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consider
myself
qvMlitied
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work
t
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f
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the
Taxpayers
and
sotidt
a
Non-parttaan
Candidate
for
Alberniu:.
that
brings
results.
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