vrerfnM'.tV.
December
13,
1339.
rliaracter
t
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a
Specify
WINS
AND
HOLDS!
OH
1
J--
Ill
111
II
I
Am
1.1
Black
&
White
is
winning
thousands
of
new
friends
and
holding
them
I
Character
is
the
reason!
A
noble
character
never
fails
to
please.
40
oi.
$5.60
Ut
wt?('
COCI
5."
attm
amiWr
Ei3
BLACK
&
WHITE"
OlSTIttIO,
tllNDED
AND
IOTIIID
IN
SCOTIAND
'amos
Buchanan
&
Co.,
Limited,
Glasgow,
Scotland
This
IdvprtiM-mmt
is
n't
published
oi
(li.Nplayed
by
the
Liquor
Cdnlrol
Board
or
by
the
Oovernmrnt
of
British
Columbia
New,
Novel,
Nice
And
Just
in
Time
California
Flower
Garden
i
Four
dainty
pot
containing
,
the
nrcrtfy
ch(0J4;au.
planted
and
nmii
tc
grow
Simply
keep
properly
watered
in
suitable
light.
GUARANTEED
lo
grow
Thi
U
not
an
experiment
but
a
proven
article
Special
price
95c
Box
Start
a
garden
for
youri-rir
too
Orows
rapidly.
SANTA
ALWAYS
SUGGESTS
STATIONARY
Many
friends,
old
or
young
will
appreciate
an
attractive
box
of
good
writing
paper.
We
have
a
large
selection
In
a
wide
range
of
prices
Excellent
value.
MAKE
CHRISTMAS
UKIGHTEU
Willi
Plenty
of
Colorful
Decorations
Icltlftrkg.
5c
Xma
Snow
Pkg.
10c
Tinsel
15c
and
25c
Bcllt,
Wrrath.
Table
Pieces,
Garlands
and
Streamers
Artificial
Flowers
LAST
CHANCE
to
enter
a
Christmas
Subscription
to
a
favorite
magaaine.
Suluble
gut
announcement
card
supplied
free.
ACT
NOW
!
rno.Ni;
6
It'fl
interesting
tc
know
when
reading
the-
Daily
Newt!
that
tho
people
of
the
whnlo
distrirt
dnint
rhp
!
,4-
ft
WAS
TOPS
IN
ACTING
(Continued
from
Page
One)
Ins
For
the
Moon."
"Modern
Musketeer."
"Hcadln
South."
"Mr.
Fix
It,"
"Bay.
Young
Fellow."
"Bound
In
Morocco.-
"He
Comes
Up
Smiling,"
"Arizona"
and
"Knickerbocker
Buckaroo."
Produced
Own
Pictures
Afterward
he
allied
himself
and
other
founders
being
Mary
Pick-ford,
Charlie
Chaplin
and
D.
W
Griffith.
Fairbanks
was
still
one
of
the
owners
and
producing
members
of
this
corporation.
As
his
own
producer
and
star.
Douglas
Fairbanks
made
such
films
as
"His
Ma-
coddle."
"The
Mark
of
Zorro."
"The
!Three
Musketeers,"
"Robin
Hood."
The
Nut."
"The
Thief
of
Bagdad,"
'Don
Q.
Son
of
Zorro."
"The
Black
Pirate."
"The
Oaucho,"
and
"The
I
Iron
Mask";
with
his
wife,
Mary
jpirkford,
he
co-starred
in
"The
Taming
of
the
Shrew."
all-talking
j
film
version
of
Shakespeare's
"glor-I
lous
comedy."
j
"Reaching
For
The
Moon"
follow-ed
It
was
a
comedy-drama,
the
j
first
modern
vehicle
Mr.
Fairbanks
had
made
in
many
years.
Edmund
Omildlng
directed,
Bcbe
Daniels
was
leading
lady.
Douglas
Fairbanks
was
always
original
and
forward-looking
in
his
attitude
toward
the
motion
picture,
sparing
neither
time
nor
financial
resources
in
achieving
the
particular
end
he
may
have
visualized.
He
created
a
sensation
by
his
produc-
i
tlon
of
"The
Three
Marketeers."
which
cost
him
$700,000
to
make
and
which
was
highly
spectacular.
Not
content
with
that
he
gave
half
a
year
of
his
time
to
research
and
production
on
a
romantic
drama
twice
the
magnitude
of
the
pictur-
I
ixatlon
of
the
Dumas
story,
Robin
Hood."
This
film
had
been
re-
'
Ivlved
many
times
since
its
original
W-tStClCStSSSStlgSCtSSiCSStSU
presentation.
"The
Thief
of
Bag-
uau
waa
idnuuuc.
unaKiiiaiivc
aiiu
thrilling.
The
sets
and
effects
of
"the
flying
carpet"
alone
cost
the
star
small
fortunes.
A
pioneer.
Fairbanks
Imported
from
Europe
three
specialists
in
'color
work,
spending
a
fortune-for
,
technical
advice
and
experimentation
before
a
foot
of
film
on
"The
Black
Pirate"
was
taken.
Then
he
(screened
the
romantic
adventure
,
tale
entirely
In
Technicolor,
contrl-
butlng
to
the
Industry,
his
genius
I
has
soTarcely
affected;
the
Ylrst
full
length
color
film
by
the
new
pro
cess.
In
"The
Oaucho"
he
brought
for-(ward
a
leading
lady
named
Lupe
Veies.
The
Iron
Mask"
offered
his
voice
from
the
screen
for
the
first
time,
being
a
sequel
to
The
Three
Musketeers"
and
presenting
him
again
or
D'Artagnan.
Thrice
Married
Fairbanks
was
thrice
married.
Ills
first
wife
was
Beth
Sully
whom
he
married
In
1907
and
by
whom
he
was
divorced
In
1918.
Douglas
Jr.
was
their
son.
A
year
later
he
married
Mary
Plckford
by
whom
he
was
divorced
In
1833.
In
1935
he
married
Lady
Sylvia
Ashley
Following
the
divorce.
Miss
Plckford
married
Buddy
Rogers,
orchestra
leader
and
screen
actor.
Hundreds
of
screen
celebrities
among
them
Norma
Shearer,
have
been
filing
Into
the
Fairbanks
mansion
to
pay
their
respects.
The
actor's
wife
is
prostrated
with
grler.
Only
she
and
their
150-pound
mastiff
doc,
Marco
Polo,
were
prdtsent
in
the
room
when
Fairbanks
died;
Up
to
the
end.
he
had
not
realized
that
his
condition
was
serious.
Mary
Plckford
re
mained
In
seclusion
In
a
Chicago
hospital,
deeply
shocked
at
her
former
husband's
death.
THl
DAILY
NT778
FAG1
TITfttt
Telkwa
District
Being
Developed
Accountant
For
Telkwa
Collieries
Spent
Few
Days
in
City
and
Told
of
Work
Proceeding
There
Joe
Dockrlll,
accountant
of
the
all
the
section
houses,
stations
and
steam
shovels.
The
mine
employs
twelve
men
regularly.
Speaking
of
conditions
In
Telkwa,
Mr.
Dockrlll
says
that,
since
the
Man
in
the
Moon
Soldiers
who
can
sing
can
win.
How
about
the
piano?
Those
Britishers
make
me
rather
tired.
The
Germans
have
been
laying
mines
illegally.
sVnkTng
British
and
neutral
ships
illegally
ana
car-
his
own
producing
company
with
(Bulklcy
Valley
Collieries,
who
spentlrying
on
like
devils
and
then
the
United
Artists
Corporation,
tne,
several
aays
in
me
cuy,
leaving
British
let
the
Bremen
gei
away
Monday
evening
for
Terrace
I
because
they
have
no
time
to
notl-whence
he
will
continue
to
Telkwa
fy
her
that
they
are
about
to
sink
tonight,
says
they
have
been
ship-
her.
They're
too
blawsted
honest.
I
1
l
L
M
I
1
I
J
'
nfner
rpfnitartv
ahmit
fir
hundred
tons
of
Telkwa
coal
a
month
to!
lestv.
the
American."
"The
Molly-jdlan
National
Railway
uses
it
My
wife
is
so
economical
we
da
different
points
fro
mPrlpee
Rup
Without
almost
everything
I
need,
ert
to
Prince
Ocorgc.
The
Cana-J
In
I
pjret
VtILnrMt'
Ariit.
thrse
cakes
are
as
hard
as
stone.""
Second
Visitor
"I
know.
Didnl
you
hear
her
say
Take
your
pick
when
she
passed
them
around?"
creamery
was
established,
the
place
The
Russians
seem
to
be
experts
has
been
livened
up
considerably.
at
carving.
She
cut
Poland
in
two
During
the
summer
the
creamery
and
now
She
is
trying
to
do
the
was
shipping
four
thousand
pounds
jsame
with
Finland.
a
wcclc
but
of
course
less
lhah
that
I
amount
now.
It
Is
owned
and
op-
r
erated
by
Alfred
Miller
of
Prince
Oeorge.
In
addition
to
the
creamery
and
the
coal
mlnln.
there'
are
a
number
of
mining
prospects
being
developed.
One
of
these
Is
a
property
at
Hunter
Basin,
nine
miles
from
the
coal
mine.
It
is
operated
by
the
Con-West
Exploration
Company
where
six
men
are
working.
In
the
Bablne
range
sixteen
men
ar
employed
by
Messner
Brothers
erect
ing
bunkhouses
and.
developing
the
property.
Other
prospects
In
the
Bablne
are
being
developed.
There
Is
a
very
considerable
Dutch
colony
being
formed
in
the
Howfcori
district
Already
thirty
families
have
taken
over
old
farms
and
are
extending
them
and
Im
proving
the
district.
It's
the
cumuiatrtb
elltct
of
advertising
that
counts.
,
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
And
Youll
Jump
Out
of
B4
ia
tlta
Morning
Ruin'
to
Co
.,
."-"T
koM
tw
rmrtii
of
UmU
bO
lata
roar
bovcU
atBr.
If
thi
ka
Mt
Aowiat
Mr,
roar
too:
dam't
tit
ft.
It
lt
d-rr
l
U
kmlt
Gu
ktoau
l
roar
tUnuMk.
Toa
t
couUpu4.
Rttwhl
Mr,
u
ro
fool
Mar.
Hlki4UM
arorld
look
uk.
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old
C.rWi
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tin
two
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BP.UtmlMa
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gtmti.
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flow
frwlr.
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vork
of
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clonl
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mrrarr
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ton.
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Season's
.
ij'
Greetings
i
From
i
MILLER'S
FLOWER
SHOP
OPENING
ON
WEDNESDAY
300
THIRD
AVENUE
5
With
the
Festive
Season.
Air.
Miller
returns
with
a
larger
and
finer
display
of
Fresh
Cut
j!
Flowers
and
Potted
Plants,
jj
Drop
in
at
Rupert's
new
flow-
cr
shop
and
sec
the
assortment
J
MILLER'S
FLOWER
SHOP
Stands
for
Satisfaction
and
Dependability
i
-
none
tti
itox
aib
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KIDD1IS1
KIDDIES
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a
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OPEN
AT
Kaien
Hardware
hit!.
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COAL
Gram
FcCd
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phone
5
and
55
X
NEW
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ANNEX
Second
Avenue
-
Housekeeping
Apartments
(Hot
Water
Heated!
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black.
Proprietress
(Central
Hotel)
Buy
Your
Xmas
BAKING
SUPPLIES
Now
At
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
3.
Zari'lll
Proprietor
"A
II0MK
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rate
ll.oo
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
19
THE
SEAL
'
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
SocJteye
:
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Parked
by
the
only
salmon
cannlnr
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
LADIES
!
Here
Is
The
Ideal
GIFT
For
That
Man
In
Khahki
A
soft,
fleecy,
eiderdown
robe
for
those
chilly
nights
wherever
he
happens
to
be
stationed.
A
gift
that
is
practical
and
Only
$3
1
Kitchen
Range
2-tone
color
and
copper
colls
and
cast
iron
top
USED
FURNITURE
1
Heater
In
good
condition.
At
.-
1
Singer
Sewing
Machine-
Special
2
Reconditioned
Kitchen
Ranges
In
A-l
condition
G
Radios
Of
various
makes.
From
5
Dressers
Fxom
i
1
3-Plece
Chesterfield
Slightly
used.
Special
Phone
BLACK
321
jCMrNtCAIIOMS
I
.95
If
yon
have
any
parcel
you
wih
to
have
checked,
wrapped
for
mailing
tte
drop
them
at
our
store.
We
will
be
glad
to
extend
thes
services
to
yon.
William
F.
Stone
The
Store
With
The
Christmas
Spirit
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
NEW
AND
USED
FURNITURE
For
low
prices
it
will
pay
you
to
call
at
our
store
as
we
have
the
largest
stock
of
household
furnishings
In
Prince
Rupert.
1
Pair
of
New
Logger
Boots
Size
8.
Regular
price
$18.00.
Now
$12.00
59.00
2
Sagless
3-piece
Chesterfields
In
rust
and
Suez.
In
latest
styles.
5134.00
to
$145.00
New
Walnut
Dresser
19.50
2Lucrx4
$8.00
$6.50
$14.50
$22.50
to
$24.50
$16.00
t0
$24.00
$9.50
(Next
Door
tc
B.
C
Clothiers)
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Wav
Ports
$47.50
THIRD
AVf;
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pfl.iClc
SJ3.
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Every"
Friday
10
pjn
To
Vancouver
Direct
S.S.
".PRINCESS
NORAIP
December
7th.
13th.
Januar'
3rd.
18th
Winter
Excursion
Fare
Vancouver
and
Return
Tickets
on
sale
Nov.
1st.
1939
to
Feb.
28th
1?4Q
ffA1
nn
Final
Return
Umit
March
31st
1940
VjQiUU
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Paolflc
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES.
General
Agent.
Prince
Rupert.
B.(i.
If
you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
it.
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