i
L-Hiiuc
Uupcrt
Ddilj
r.fUls
Monday,
December
19,
pjis
m
a
a
j;
Packed
House
At
Xmas
Concert
Asmim.
F
kv4
by
Scott
and
Busliop,
two
of
Hit
told
ssi'ki'is.
Violent
passions
of
love,
hate
and
greed
then
clash
hrcticly
in
the
desert.
A
terrible
desert
sandstorm
forms
Hie
feature
of
a
Mr.
Applewhaite
also
was
anxious
to
mention
Uie
friendly
(
and
helpful
attitude
of
the
older
members
those
who
had
been
in
Parliament
before
towards
the
new
and
inexperienced
mcm-
IT'S
EASY:
LOTS
OF
PEOPLE
SAY:
"I
Want
A
Peoples
Store
Gift
Certificate"
TODAY
and
TUESDAY
7;00
-
9:05
Our
Frice
40c,
Govt.
Tax
10c,
Total
SOc
All
other
Prices
include
25
Provincial
Govt
Tax
blasting
climax.
,
S
KEEN
A
MEMBEIi
!
(Continued
Irum
Fuse
One)
j
bers
such
as
himself.
"It
Is
good
to
realise
from
actual
experience
;
that
politics
and
policies
are
one
(thing
and
they
do
not
af-.
Youngsters
were
everywhere
at
the
Civic
Centre
Friday.
They
were
on
the
stage,
on
the
floor.
In
and
out
the
doors,
yelling,
running,
and
enjoying
themselves
to
their
young
heart's
content.
feet
the
human
qualities
of
peo-
VIOLENT
PASSIONS
.-.
K
moL-iitr
VPrT
little
PrOSt'CSS
.
,
.
l
r.UJIIna
17'
CLASHING
IN
FIERCE
Hev
look
there,
there's
m
.
'
V"-
u"u
"'""
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,
w.,f
but
nArhanc
I
I
PXn(HU'U
WU
Ilium
perhaps
cxpcctoi
does
not
depend
upon
or
is
spoiled
DESERT
Z
.Ci&'lSMl!
til
I
of
my
first
session.
"Two
matters
were
a
treat
dis
A0VENTUIEI
ys.i7'i
71V
.ill
IP.
U
appointment
to
me:
I
was
disappointed
at
not
being
able
to
persuade
the
government
to
reopen
Atlin
as
a
customs
port
of
entry
for
aircraft.
I
feel
very
strong
that
developments
in
that
par!
of
the
district
justify
this.
In
fact
I
think
it
is
essential
Jnd
I
don't
intend
to
let
it
drop.
""The
other
major
disappointment,
which
will
be
a
disappointment
tn
thousands
in
our
Joey
on
the
stage.
Now,
isn't
that
'
sweet?"
one
excited
father
was
saying.
"Jeannie
wants
to
be
an
actress."
a
mother
was
whispering
to
another
mother
who
was
eyeing
the
Stage
looking
for
her
Susie.
The
event,
staged
to
a
packed
house
at
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
Friday
was
the
annual
Christmas
concert
of
King
Edward
school.
Grades
one
to
six
combined
to
present
an
excellent
show
and
much
credit
must
be
given
to
patient
teachers
who
helped
make
the
concert
a
suc
WIUUU
CtSHOf
ESCtl
RlirHiNm
in
-v
Peopies
Store
gift
certincaies
may
be
purchased
in
any
denom
1
GIVE
BOOKS
OF
THEATRE
TICKETS
THIS
XMAS
1
by
party
affiliations."
.
j
Speaking.,
of
..other.,
local-'
matters.
Mr.
Applewhaite
said...
.
he
was
hopeful
that
by
next..
.
year
there
might
be
weekly
air.,
i
mail
service
from
Prince
Ru-..
.
pert
to
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and..
1
Graham
Island,
arranged
to.,
t
alternate
.'
with.,
the.,
present..
I
weekly
boat
mail
services.
'
The
possibility
of
having
an1
air
field
built
at
Prince
Rupert'
.also
engaged
Mr.
Applewhaite's
,
i
attention
at
Ottawa.
He
will
be
active
on
it
whle
at
home
,
between
sessions.
Speaking
of
the
breakwater!
for
the
protection
of
the
fishing
j
fleet
at
the
Fairview
Bay
floats,
1
the
Skeena
member
said
that
the
public
works
department,
had
is.sued
instructions
to
ob-1
tain
estimates
immediately
on
the
cost
of
materials
which;
would
be
needed
50
that
tenders
1
would
be
called
with
a
mini-,
mum
of
delay.
1
inations
and
can
be
used
any
time
for
any
Item
In
the
store
in
either
ladies'
or
girls'
wear.
CASH
PRICES
ALWAYS
SAVE-
-PROVE
IT
AT
cess.
The
audience
of
parents
and
guests
without
a
doubt,
enjoyed
j
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
FINE
PRINTING
at
district
was
my
failure
to
oh-
,
tain
a
settlement
of
the
prob-
j
j
:
lems
and
radio
reception
for
j
!
Prince
KuiktI
ami
llur
other
i
'
towns
on
the
northern
main
line
of
the
Canadian
National
.
'
Railways.
1
hope
that
every
J
organization
from
Prince
llu-
!
I
pert
to
Burns
Lake
ill
keep
up
,
j
relentless
pressure
on
this
sub-
J
I
ject
until
we
get
it
solved."
j
1
Mr.
Applewhaite
paid
tribute
.
to
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Lau-
j
!
rent.
"There
is
no
question
at
;
all,"
he
said
"but
that
the
Prime
Minister
emerged
from
this
ses-
i
1
sion
as
a
very
outstanding
Can-
,
Sg
REGAL
PRINTERS
the
show.
It
s
that
tnrtu
in
a
1
lifetime
to
see
one's
little
tot
;
j
performing,
breaking
all
the
:
!
rules
of
showmanship
but
never-
I
J
thelcss
standing
on
his
or
her
1
'
own
two
feet.
A
varied
program
of
precision
!
'
chorus
drills,
choruses
and
plays
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
S.
MacTier
left,
on
today's
plane
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
I'HOXR
21
222
Second
Av
Mr.
Applewhaite
already
has
:
been
booked
for
speaking
ap-
pointments
during
the
next
few
weeks
including
the
annual
meetings
of
the
Prince
Rupert
was
presented.
Highlights
of
the
program
'were
the
junior
choir.
4
..:(((
,&7
ndian.
'
He
did
not
speak
often
erades
1.
2
and
3,
under
the
di
fiinsi
in
the
House
but,
whenever
he
and
rectlon
of
Mrs.
Christianson,
j
chamber
of
Commerce,
the
the
senior
choir,
grades
4,
5
and
Terrace
and
District
Board
of
Trade
and
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
Smlthers.
A
Gift
the
Whole
Family
Will
Enjoy
O
The
Rodio-Phonogroph
of
the
Ycor
7
Different
Models
to
Choose
From
with
3
Speed
Automatic
Record
Changers
priced
from
$119.50
to
$239.50
8,
under
the
supervision
of
J.
1
Goscoe.
A
Mother
Goose
play,
entitled
;
"Nursery
Land,"
featured
grade
,
!
,
y
r
y
.
:
y
'
:
y
y
V
i
1
i
f
y
y
y
!one
students
dressed
In
various-
am,
ne
was
usu-iii
u
10
uy
uu
sides
with
the
greatest
of
attention
and
respect.
This
was
more
than
the
courtesy
clue
to
the
position
of
Prime
Minister.
It
was
a
tribute
to
the
qualities
of
the
man.
Hiving
seen
all
the
cabinet
ministers
in
action,
I
feel
surer
than
ever
that
the
affairs
of
Canada
are
in
very
good
hands."
Respects
Other
Side
At
the
same
time,
Mr.
Applewhaite
feels
that
not
all
outstanding
Canadians
are
on
the
government
side
of
the
House
George
Drew,
M.
J.
Coldwell
and
Solon
Low
are
"all
big
men
men
entitled
to
our
very
real
respect,
!g
FOR
EVERY
MEMBER
OF
THE
FAMILY
!j
At
J
j
colorful
costumes.
Miss
A.
Rogers
J
j
and
Miss
Margaret
Talt
super-
I
vised
the
children
for
that
par-
ticular
contribution
to
the
con-
'
cert.
j
A
muslcale,
"Christmas
Tree,"
1
g
had
grade
three
students
on
'
the
stage
hoping
they
would
just-S'ify
Miss
A.
Patterson's
teach-t
tag.
For
the
latest
in
IDEAS
and
modern
MATERIALS
SEE
ISLAND
CITY
iHiinins'
siTPi-iKS
General
Builders'
Supplies
505
McBrlde
St.
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820
v
y
y
y
y
y
y
XMAS
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FROM
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y
Ask
about
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with
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YOUR
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Grrrn
TH
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
2nd
Ae
1
Orarip
three
students
of
Miss
NOBLE
&
WICK
Exclusive
Dealers
Phone
100
201
Snl
Ave.
W
'
Patterson
presented
another
y
y
number
called
"Peppermint
,
wneuier
we.
agree
iui
uieu-
pun-
Candy
Cane."
A
three-act
play
!
y
y
y
y
y
v
by
the
grade
two
students
of
Miss
,
Gifts
For
Motorists!
.is
y
D.
Robertson
was
well
liked.
This
;
A
was
the
story
of
the
Snow
White
'
(
and.
the
Seven
Dwarfs.
Miss
M.
!
Caldwell's
grade
four
student
.
I
acted
out
a
Christmas
Story
PAPER
TOWELS
PAPER
CUPS
TOWEL
CABINETS
LIQUID
SOAPS
SOAP
DISPENSERSDISINFECTANTSDEODORANTS
and
FIXTURES
LAMPS
PASTE
and
LIQUID
WAX
DUSTBANE
and
SISAL
r.
i
Credit
Note
for
Gasoline
Lubrication
Contract
Book
Seat
Ccvers
Radio
Heater
Spot
Lamp
Fog
Lamps
Bumper
Guards
Fire
Extinguisher
Cigarette
Lighter
Skid
Chains
Tires
and
Tubes
Spark
Plugs
and
numerous
other
auto
accessories.
which
featured
the
Three
wise
Men.
Wind-up
of
the
concert
wcr-
two
plays.
"Coming
Events"
ana
1
"Teacher,
It's
Nearly
Christmas"
,
presented
by
grades
4,
5
and
6
students.
R.
G.
Moore
and
J.
:
Goscoe
were
in
director
roles.
j
Jcanelte
Spark
was
annouac
r
j
and
Miss
Rogers,
pianist.
Supr-
visors
of
the
concert
were
Mrs.
B.
;
Andrews
and
Principal
R.
G.
j
Moore.
.
!
Imliitrial
Janitor
Supplies
at.
Vancouver
Trices
Manufacturer'
representative
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Second
Ave.
Phone
032
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Box
772
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Food
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VARIETY
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Xmas
Lights
i
Scorching
G.uiaa
of
nine
men'
f.nd
a
woman
seeking
fabulous
treasure
in
the
desert
Is
the
'torv
of
::
Walking
Hills,"
co-starring
Randolph
Scott
and
Ella
Raines,
which
Is
showing
at
j
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
Monday
and
Tuesday.
The
cast
also
features
William
Bishop,
Edgar
Buchanan,
Arthur
Kennedy,
John
Ireland,
Jerome
McClary
Refrigerators
and
Electric
Stoves,
Westinghouse
Radios,
Westinghouse
Washing
Machines.
Trilitc
and
Tab
Finest
Cooking
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200
For
Toke-Home
Orders
Lamps,
Toasters,
Inl
;
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vtoKe
mis
4
4
Courtland
and
Josh
White,
the
4
and
Waffle
Make
Heating
Pads.
Sold
on
Easy
Budget
Terms
j
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y
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blues
singer.
,
The
story
revolves
about
a
group
of
border
characters
from
f.ll
walks
of
life
vho
set
out
in
search
of
a
legendary
golden
y
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MM
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treasure
supposed
to
have
been
lost
100
year3
ago
in
the
shift-
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sand
dunes
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311
Mcliride
Street
ed
north
of
the
Mexican
bordc
,rftMftMtli,Ji3iMi)jjtjllils,A2.a.A.3S.ia.aiiA3i..A2'.:
At
Your
Co-op
Bakery
Our
best
Xmas
Cake
Decorated,
per
lb.
$1.00
Christmas
Brighter
FOR
DECORATIONS
VARIETY
.
'
CANT
BE
BEAT
4
ut
vuttio.ii;ia
iui;iuuu
a
cue-
jy
throat,
a
cowboy,
a
renegade
and
a
policeman,
all
gamblers,
who
y
1
1
OK
TASTY
MEAlii
AT
'
Rex
Cat
y
'
y
y
y
y
y
I
y
seek
the
storied
treasure
and
escape
from
their
pasts.
Into
this
oddly
assembled
group
stumbles
the
lone
woman,
Miss
The
"What
Shall
II
Bel"
Question
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
ot
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
your
ideas.
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j
Jur
best
Xmas
Cake
Chin,...
lUh
1
SP,-''11f''
Not
decorated,
per
lb.
85c
Light
Fruit
Cake,
decorated,
per
"lb
60c
CHOP
SUKY
5i
not
decorated
per
lb.
50c
S
Lisht
Fruit
Cake
CHOW
MK
There's
Gifts
4
I
Z
I
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Christmas
Puddings,'
l's
each
75c
Secoua
Avenue
opposiie
rrincf
Kupert
Hotel
l'2's
each
$1.10
IB
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113
lot
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urv
7:00
m.
to
9:30
a.m.
.
4
H
Christmas
Puddings,
2's
each
$1.15
m
'
y
1
u
Six
WE
WILL
BAKE
AND
COVER
YOUR
MEAT
For
Every
Christmas
Wish
Awaiting
You
SO
Don't
Wait
for
Tomorrow
SEE
IT
TODAY
At
CHARGE
Klti
l-UK
A
NUMINAL
y
Pyrex
Ware
4
4
4
4
Ht
4
M
Don't
forget
the
Co
op
Xmas
Show
for
children
Wednesday,
Dec.
28,
at
2:30
p.m.,
Capitol
Theatre.
Tickets
available
at
your
Cow
Bay
store,
and
Bakery,
for
children
of
members
and
employees
of
all
local
Co-ops.
4
4
y
2
y
2
y
2!?
S'v
DREAD
TANS
CASSEROLES
CUSTARD
CUPS
UTILITY
DISHES
TEA
POTS
PERCOLATORS
PIE
PLATES
DOUBLE
BOILERS
mm
mm
Tickets
will
be
Riven
to
parents
ONLY
upon
request.
518
3rd
Ave.
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HARDWARE
CO.
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