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t?tiiuc
Uupcn
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r.JtUl
Tuesday,
December
au,
lwj
tuc-h
tl.-r
discourage
com-
Q
panics
coming
in
and
drilling,.
!
Mr.
Kenny
says:
"The
govern-
.
i
mcnl
wants
to
find
oil
as
much
m
-
Victoria
Report
TRUE!
DREAMS
DO
COME
us
anyone
else
but
we're
not
;
giving
away
half
the
province
I
to
do
it.
The
people
nave
a
share
in
their
own
natural
re
by
J.
K.
Ncsbilt
Now
You
Can
Buy
m
Getting
Nancy
Ready
Hershey
Resignation
sources
and
we
re
gome
10
see
they
share
in
anything
that's
found."
If
oil
should
be
found,
It
would
be
a
great
bonanza
for
the
government,
which
would
take
in
millions
a
year
In
the
12
and.
a
half
per
cent
royalty.'
Happiest
man
In
B.C.
about
Rocks
Parliament
Buildings
VICTORIA
Speaker-elect
Nancy
Hodges
has
brought
a
lot
of
publicity
to
this
province.
News
of
her
appointment
made
the
front
pages
in
London,
Wed.
Thurs.
7
p.m.
n
9
q,
Our
Price
40c,
Govt.
Tax
10c.
Total
Sim
All
other
Prices
Include
25
Provincial
G
vt
T
1
iNew
iorK,
iuonireai
ana
many
oiner
ci
ues.
u
as
D0Ssible
di.SCOvcrv
of
oil
is
featured
by
international
news
services,
highlighted
former
Premier
t.
d.
pattuiio.i
...
,
.
i
When
When
hp
he
wns
was
head
head
nf
of
the
irov-;
eminent
he
spent
more
than
'
WINTERS1,
turn
rt
Mrs.
Hodges
promptly
got
-
-
busy
on
her
costume.
She
will
nimuri
I
anrp
nlnn
h:is
been
nimblllll!
the
regulation
Speaker's
f,
t,.
wear
DAN
UUKUHJ
V&ZZZZ&a
(If
roDe
ana
tricorn
rial,
tsui
inc
$600,000
drilling
for
oil
In
the
Peace.
He
was
strongly
criticized
and
.
when
he
left
the
premiership
drilling
stopped.
"I'd
have
spent
$10,000,000
if
necessary
and
we'd
have
had
oil
today,"
he
says.
"I'm
as
cer-.
tain
as
I'm
sitting
here
that
there's
oil
in
B.C.
and
lots
of
It."
GIVE
BOOKS
OF
THEATRE
TICKETS
THIS
XMAS
AT
SPECIAL
SALE
PRICES
Rupert
Peoples
Store
are
pleased
to
announce
drastic
reductions
on
formals
and
evening
wear
in
all
sizes
through
size
44.
Now
you
can
buy
the
dress
of
your
dreams
for
the
Xmas
and
New
Year's
affairs.
doubt,
has
been
inefficiency.
It
was
bound
to
happen
in
the
early
stages
of
so
gigantic
scheme.
In
time
the
wrinkles
will
be
ironed
out.
There
has
been
criticism
of
the
scheme
from
some
of
the
public.
No
one,
however,
who
has
been
to
a
hospital
has
any
cause
for
robe
has
no
sleeves
so
Mrs.
Hodges
will
have
to
fashion
herself
a
long-sleeve
blouse
with
some
kind
of
neck
ruffle
to
take
the
place
of
the
wing
collar,
a
male
Speaker
wears.
The
Government
pays
for
the
robe
and
hat
nearly
$300.
When
the
Speaker
leaves
office
he
takes
1
I
...
2
II
l""ii..n.jC
iur
aii
m
i
iila
nit
U'hnn
hn
livivns
il
i
I
h
-
iiio
luijco
miiii
Ainu.
uiycaikct
o
a
bill.
robes
have
been
an
expensive
children
love.
The
affair
was
under
the
direction
of
the
Ladles'
Auxiliary
of
the
local
branch.
Mrs.
Rose
Morrow
laded
a
convener
of
a
committee
responsible
for
buying
toys,
collecting
names
wrapping
parcels,
etc.
Others
were
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black,
Mrs.
J
Wallace,
Mrs.
H.
Klllin,
Mrs.
J.
Croxsford
and
Mrs.
M.
J.
Kcays.
Dr.
Hershey
has
given
his
very
best.
lie
has
broken
his
health
to
some
extent.
GROUP
NO.
1
Sizes
U
V
14
Regular
$20
-
$25
rangemcnts
was
the
Cai
Legion
Christmas
Tree
co
tee
consisting
0f
Chu.
Charles
Anderson,
Dmi-h.
Gillivray.
Douidus
E.
Guy,.
Anderson,
Bob
Monti;'
Lcn
J.
Ilitchcns,
Peter
"i
A.
Holbrook
and
Mrs.
Ma
Smith.
Christmas
tree
a
vided
by
Arthur
King.
GROUP
NO.
2
Sizes
16
Through
44
Regular
$26
Your
Choice
$14.95
Your
Choice
St.
Nick
Visils
.
Legion
Children
Three
hundred
children
were
treated
to
presents,
candies,
si.ft
drink.
Ice
cream
and
riuts
from
the
hands
of
Santa
Claus
himself
Sunday
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Christmas
Tree
In
the
Naval
Drill
hall.
1
Commencing
the
program
with
a
movie,
shown
by
Rowland
Miles
from
the
civic
centre,
the
children
had
Just
witnessed
the
conclusion
of
the
reels,
when
old
Kris
Kringlc
appeared
and
began
distributing
pills
off
'h
tree
and
bags
of
delicacies
$16.95
item
in
recent
years.
In
three
sessions
there
have
been
three
Speakers.
The
Speaker
may
also
take
home
the
oak
chair
In
which
he
presides
over
the
Legislative
assembly.
Th'
Is
a
massive,
throne-like
affair,
more
than
six-feet
high.
Its
straight
back
and
seat
of.
dark
blue
leather.
The
last
three
speakers
haven't
taken
their
chairs
so
carpenters
in
the
Legislative
Buildings
are
There
is
excitement,
too.
in
tho
Legislative
Buildings
over
the
possibilities
of
oil
in
the
Peace
River
district
and
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Sandstone,
with
oil
showings,
has
becnl
found
in
both
places.
"We're
going
to
strike
oil
and
plenty
of
it,"
says
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
E.
T.
Kenney.
Answering
those
who
say
B.C.'s
oil
regulations
are
so
A
Gift
the
Vhole
Family
Will
Enjoy
EXTRA
SPECIAL
Sizes
1
2
14
16
Regular
$26
$35.
Limited
Quantity
..
$9.95
i
making
replicas
for
Mr.
Justice
I
Norman
Whittaker,
R.
H.
Car-ion
of
Kamloops
and
John
Hart
of
Victoria.
wood
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
m
w
iiriai
JliiillHiiimmim
m
i
at
ii
FINE
PRINTING
at
Moose
Hold
The
Rodio-Phonogroph
of
the
Yeor
7
Different
Models
to
Choose
From
with
3
Speed
Automatic
Record
Changers
The
Legislature
will
see
many
new
faces
when
the
session
opens
February
14.
There
will
be
17
new
members
elected
last
June
15.
There
will
be
two
new
faces
In
the
cabinet
benches
Hon.
John
Cates
of
Labor
and
Hon.
Harry
Bowman
of
Agriculture,
r
There
will
be
an
Indian
In
the
House
for
the
first
time
Frank
Calder
of
Atlln.
m
t
r
mm
Xmas
Tree
REGAL
PRINTERS
rThe
C.C.F.
will
have
its
slimest!
PHONE
21
222
Second
Ave
priced
from
$119.50
to
$239.50
A.sk
kIxhiI.
our
"J
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n
r
Torment
I'Un
uiUi
life
iiiNtiraitcc
at
no
extra
cd.iI
At
the
Moose
Temple
Saturday
afternoon
about
150
young
children
were
treated
with
gifts
candy
,nuts
and
soft
drinks
by
Santa
Cbus.
The
event
was
the
:
annual
Moose
Christmas
tree.
Assisting
St.
Nicholas
In
distribution
of
gifts
was
Mrs.
H.
f
V
group
In
years
only
seven
members,
compared
with
11
last
session.
The
cabinet
will
be
the!
largest
In
history
11
members,
j
It
will
be
Premier
Johnson's
i
third
session
as
head
of
thel
NOBLE
&
WICK
Uxcln.sive
Di'aler.s
rt..?-..
;l
tr
Ave.
W
riimir
I
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v
Muncey,
Mrs.
C.
Collins
and
Mrs.
ifovernmeni,.
mere
win
oe
a
f'V
AC
new-iound
sureness
about
him.
P.
Brown.
Bags
of
candies
were
I
r
given
to
the
young
toU
by
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner.
ine
Legislative
Buildings
were
In
the
kitchen
dishing
out
soft
rocked
the
day
Dr.
J.
M.
Hershey
drinks
and
ice
cream
an
Per
i
resigned
as
commissioner
of
PAPER
TOWELS
PAPER
CUPS
TOWEL
CABINETS
LIQUID,
SOAPS
SOAP
DISPENSERS
DISINFECTANTS
DEODORANTS
and
FIXTURES
LAMP.SlPASTE
and
LIQUID
WAX
DUSTBANE
and
SISAL
Iniliislrial
Janitor
Supplies
at
Vancouver
Prices
Manufacturer's
Representative
Bond
assisted
by
J.
Holllston
and
Useful
Gills
Lunch
Kits
9
Pyrex
Wore
Percolators
Pocket
Knives
.
Covered
Roasters
ft
Thermos
Bottles
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD
Malcolm
Blair.
v
The
event
was
successful
and
the
children
enjoyed
the
hospitality
of
the
members
and
Kris
Kiingle
.
B.C.'s
hospital
insurance
plan.
I
He
walked
into
the
Press
Galiery
one
morning
and
handed
out
a,
statement
to
say
that,
since,
the
I
Minister
of
Health
and
Welfare
had
ignored
his
recommenda-!
tions,
he
had
no
alternative
but!
to
resign.
The
internal
administration
of
the
hospital
insur-j
c
jv
m
m.
ar
mmm
It"
PRIHCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
ro'i
saw
it
in
the
News!
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Package
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SUr
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iicasc
any
man
W1'1'1
this
I
attractive
gift
set
-
one
of
the
greatest
shaving
I
values
ever
offered.
Contains
a
Gillette
Rocket
I
One
Piece
Razor
and
10
blade
Dispenser
two
-
regular
size
tubes
of
Gillette
Shaving
Cream
uinl
an
extra
Dispenser
holding
10
Gillette
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BUhIcs.
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IN
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BY
CsWttl
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IS
FOR
EVERY
MEMBER
OF
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Take-Home
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Lamp
Fog
Lamps
Bumper
Guards
Fire
Extinguisher
Cigarette
Lighter
Skirl
Chains
Tires
and
Tubes
Spark
Plugs
and
numerous
other
auto
accessories.
THIS
STORE
IS
PREPARED
TO
ANSWER
IT
The
occasion
may
be
what
it
will
it's
our
duty
to
be
ready
to
supply
you
and
we
can
do
it,
too.
With
pleasure
to
you
because
of
the
size
;
of
our
display.
With
profit
to
you
because
of
our
ability
to
sell
close.
,
When
the
gift
problem
presents
itself,
let
us
show
you
how,
easily
we
can
match
1
'
your
ideas.
-
:
Could
Not
Be
More
Thoughtfully
Expressed
To
Your
Friends
and
Family
Than
With
Lovely
Remembrances
From
Our
Gift
Collection
,
,
-
Lovely
To
Give
....
Lovely
To
Get
Week
Day
Pantie
Sets
One
for
Every
Day
in
the
Week
nni
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LIbUI
Fruit
Cake,
decor-
Light
Fruit
Cuk'i.',
not
decorated
per
lb.
50c
Christmas
Puddings,
l's
each
15c
Christinas
Puddings,
l'2's
each
$1.10
Christmas
Puddings,
2's
r
each
$1.45
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WE
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BAKE
AND
COVER
YOUR
MEAT
PIES
FOR
A
NOMINAL
CHARGE
TARTY
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v
v
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By
Popular
Demand
We
Now
Hare
the
Third
Shipment
and
They
are
Going
Fast
For
the
Ladies
on
Your
List
SHOP
AT
ANNETTE
MANSELL
Don't
forget
the
Co-op
Xmas
Show
for
child
Rex
Cafe,
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ln.li.-
SirclIUj
sis
ren
Wednesday,
Dec.
28,
at
2:30
p.m.,
Capi-
3
tol
Theatre.
Tickets
available
at
your
Cow
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SUr.i
mow
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v
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r.
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.
Bay
store,
and
Bakery,
for
children
of
members
and
employees
of
all
local
Co-ops.
Tickets
will
be
given
to
parents
ONLY
upon
request.
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