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Uujirtt
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Thursday,
December
22,
1&40
.
they
move
i
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to
Tucson.
After
fa
series
of
exciting
escapades
which
carry
the
fcang
across
the
.border
into
Mexico,
the
operations
of
the
ring
are
dramatically
Dope
Ring
Film
Is
Showing
Here
vriened
tf-e
aisles
smashed.
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A
swift-paced
story
dealing
with
a
government's
fight
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of
Francois
Lake
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roll
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against
.smuling
is
picluri?crt
in
"Johnny
Stool
Pigeon,"
current
feature
at
the
Cap!ol
Theatre,
which
op'ned
last
night
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First
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Be
Shown
Pictures
Tonight's
wees'.y
class
of
8t.
John's
Ambulance
Brigade
at
the
Armory
will
feature
two
films
on
first
aid
which
it
is
expected
will
prove
of
especial
interest
to
ill
members
of
the
brigade
and
possibly
others.
At
the
last
meeting
in
brigade
headquarters
a
lecture
on
"pressure
points,"
showing
technique
of
stopping
hemorrhages,
was
demonstrated
by
Instructor
R.
E.
Eyolfson.
JJ,
Howard
Dm."
p.ays
uie
p;.rt
of
1
a
federal
narcotics
agent
who
is
.
not
on
the
trail
of
a
gang
of
dope
;
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smugglers
when
the
syndicate's
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Mrs.
Partington
has
received
a
letter
from
Mrs.
S.
E.
Gummow,
Superintendent
B.
C.
Women's
Institutes,
telling
her
that
her
essay
"A
Countrywoman's
Day"
came
in
second
in
the
judging
for
British
Columbia.
The
first
three
have
been
sent
to
London
for
the
contest
final
judging.
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'ip'.-te'y
disappears.
He
persuades
his
supeiior
to
release
an
Alcatraz
convict,
played
by
Dan
Duryea,
with
whom
he
,?ams
up
in
the
underworld
in
he
hope
of
getting
another
clue.
The
scene
shifts
fron
San
Francisco
to
Vancouver
where
the
noil.
Shelley
Wimcrs,
Is
met
and
lit
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cold
spell
with
ten
below
zero
followed
a
heavy
snowfall
but
prospects
ore
that
it
will
be
milder
during
the
Christmas
holiday
.
.
Advertise
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in
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MI4lt
Ralph
Keefe
went
to
a
Turkey
Shoot
in
Dawson
Creek,
taking
three
turkeys
and
two
chickens.
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Duff
Man
Duryea
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SPECIAL
PRICES
EVENING
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$9.95
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$16.95
Sizes
11
Thru
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Exciting,
romantic
formals
ju.it
in
time
for
Xmas
and
New
Years.
1
pm,
Mrs.
James
Gorman,
sr.
ar-
N,w
Year
htilidiv
v.-
A
Christmas
Service
was
held
on
Sunday
morning
with
the
Church
decorated
with
evergreen
boughs
and
colored
streamers.
Rev.
A.
Atkinson
gave
a
Christmas
sermon
and
favorite
carols
were
sung.
He
was
unabie
to
go
on
to
Colleymount
in
the
afternoon
'
for
the
service
as
the
snow
had
drifted,
making
the
roads
almost
impassable.
nvea
in
uie
cny
on
wir
nun
c
ner
sou
uiui
c.uu;IU(
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Ocorse
yesterday
from
Vancouver
to
spend
the
Christmas
and
Ani;us
ApartiiRTits.
TIME
OF
PARTING
IS
NEAR
His
eyes
filled
with
tears,
Ray
Dreher.
15.
of
Louisiana,
is
shown
in
Chicago
as
he
bids
a
tearful
farewell
to
his
pal
"Jiggs,"
a
Hereford
calf
which
was
awarded
top
money
by
cattle
dealers
during
a
Chicago
livestock
exposition.
Ray,
who
had
raised
the
calf
to
mammoth
size
from
a
little
dogie,
was
just
too
good
to
"Jiggs,"
who
is
scheduled
to
be
hamburger
soon.
5
RUPERT
;
PEOPLES
STORE
The
Farmers'
Institute
held
,
.
,
Ciub
met
m
10
PIar-
its
monthly
meeting
in
the
Hall
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Gifllhe
Whole
Family
Will
fnj
iuiure
activities
ana
vote
a
new
on
Wednesday
evening.
They
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executive
body.
Hugh
Neave
was
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than
ever
A
Kodak
Camera
is
the
"Wanted"
Gift
;
WRATHALL'S
5
PHOTO
FINISHING
gave
permission
for
the
Athletic
Club
to
use
the
hall
for
basketball
and
other
games.
elected
President
and
John
Keefe
secretary-treasurer.
On
Sunday
afternoon
the
Ath-
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NAME
Prince
Edward
Island
first
ret
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name
near
the
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18th
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and
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K.I1T
Choir
of
Annunciation
School
uill
be
heard
over
station
CFPR,
Prince
Rupert,
at
5:30
this
evening
in
a
special
program
of
Christmas
music,
being
one
of
the
foal
urei
of
the
current
Yuielide
f.ea.son
over
the
.station.
The
choir
is
;ind'
r
the
direction
of
the
Sisters
of
St.
Joseph.
THUKSOAY
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4:00
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Bcrr.ie
trader
Tells
k
Story
4:15
fcjfcock
Quotations
and
lliwrluue
4:30
Forest
Runycrs
FIRST
WOMAN
CABINET
MINISTER
-Dame
Enid
Li-oasis
the
first
roman
to
hold
a
cabinet
post
in
Australia.
She
will
preside
over
the
executive
council
when
tin'
governor-general
is
absent
and
-w.
ill
formally
ratify
all
government
regulations,
ordr-rs
and
proclamations.
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a
Classiriea
Ad
ror
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in
tnr
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Newt
Industrial
Janitor
Supplies
at
Vani-ouver
Trices
.Manufacturer's
Representative
Could
Not
Be
More
Thoughtfully
Expressed
To
Lunch
Kits
j
Pyrex
Ware
Percolators
Pocket
Knives
Thermos
Bottle
Covered
Roasters
PRINCE
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SUPPLY
HOUSE
Phone
632
712
Second
Ave.
P.O.
Box
772
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our
Friends
ond
Fomily
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With
Lovely
Remembrances
From
Our
Gift
Collection
Lovely
To
Give
....
Lovely
To
Get
Week
Day
Pontie
Sets
One
for
Every
Day
in
the
Week
By
Popular
Demand
Wc
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Have
the
Third
Shipment
and
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are
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Co-op
Bakery
Once
each
year
you
have
the
opportunity
to
help
finance
tuberculosis
control
buy
Christmas
Seals
and
help
thoSe
less
fortunate.
Use
Xmas
seals
on
your
cards
and
parcels.
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MILK
Irradiated
and
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Gasoline
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Book
Seat
Covers
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Spot
Lamp
Fog
Lninps
Bumper
Guards
Fire
Extinguisher
Cigarette
Lighter
SkirJ
Chains
Tires
and
Tubes
S"irk
Pluqs
and
numerous
other
auto
accessories.
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8:30
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9:00
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and
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9:30
Morning
Concert
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Time
Signal
10:00
-Ellen
Harris
10:15
-"Singing
Sam"
10:30-
Melody
Time
10:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
11:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
11:15
Roundup
Time
12:15
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News
12:25
Prog.
Resume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55-Recorded
Interlude
1:00
-Afternoon
Concert
1
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Commentary
Working
Women
2:00
Kelvin
High
School
Choir,
Winnipeg.
Broadcast
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Random
2:45
Melody
Matinee
3:00
The
Music
Box
3:15
Don
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11:30
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11:32
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Mid-Day
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'
THIS
STORE
IS
PREPARED
TO
ANSWER
IT
The
occasion
may
be
what
it
will
it's
our
duty
to
be
ready
to
supply
you
ard
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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AVAILABLE
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Fruit
Cake,
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ated,
per
lb
60c
Light
Fruit
Cuke,
not
decorated
per
lb.
50c
Christmas
Puddings,
l's
'each
75c
Christmas
Puddings,
1
V2'a
..
each
$1.10
Christinas
Puddings,
2's
each
$1.43
WE
WILL
BAKE
AND
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YOUR
'MEAT
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FOR
A
NOMINAL.
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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.
Tickets
will
be
given
to
parents
ONLY
upon
request.
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