a
Novemoer
za,
liup.
eter
;s
JBazaar
cessful
Affair
Weather
Did
Not
Prevent,
nfc'il
la
ft
SI
r
intAHillna
.
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or
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d
in
spite
Ql
ycry
bad
a
innw
wmi
:i
irnorwtiirn.
(
ladle
and
the
affair
W4i
j
cessful,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Moore
-president
of
the
Vomen's
Lr:
received
Ihe
guests.
The
Hall
in
which
th
itventi
Christmas
Cards
That
Arc
Jteally
Personal
UMV
fUlll
Will
liifc"
n:
card.
if
vou
.
i
h
v
emir
nvn
nnmp
it.
as
message.
We
a
wide
assortment
actively
Illustrated
.
n
g
expressing
r.eitlment
In
cler-wUrn
and
sincere
zrxz
Order
today
;.a
personal
touch
L
Wrapping,
Tais
and
.
.
.
i
I
n.H
urarry,
rouniain
m
Set
Transferred
To
Manitoba
Al
Skinner,
for
the'
past
several
years
accountants
the
local
pfflce
of
Canadian
National
Express
Co.,
has
hern
apposed
to
the
position
of
axent
at
The
Pas,
Manitoba,
and
will
leayehy
next
Monday
evenings
train
to
asume
his
new
duties
tlwre.
Mr.
Skinner
will
accompany
her
husband'
a's'far.
as'
Jasper
ancj
prp-fefd
from
there
to
Victoria
to
pay
a
visit
witrr
ner
parent
before
go
lad
fin
Ao
The
Pas.
Abraham
Bergman
of
Oona
Rly
ier
left
m
last
ntaht's
train
for
p::s
was
decorated
for
the
New
York
where
he
will
embark
wun
law
ijowers
and
on
the
Swedish-American
Lin
i.-i-
A
i
-
r
r,
'
1
'
w
;e
in
cnarec
ui
uie
tea
.
Mrs
George
Kelsey
and
Mr.
'
TuUersal
poured
and
serv-
fod,
jthe
.candy
aale.
Mrs.
Render-
w-re
Mrs.
O.
E.
Moor
and(an
was
In
charge
of
the
plant
u
lllil-JOUt
iri.
v.
ana
to
a.
uarue
ana
Airs
.
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was
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I'wu
puiiiii,
iuc
iireuicvsuin.
s.
w
J
uincnani
ana
Mrs.
yv.
wi.
uuuuuiu
tutu
wimi,
c:iII
conducted
the
sale
of
Meadows
were
in
charge
of
the
c
r
diking
and
Mrs.
A.
T.
Crox-
men's
stall.
DIBB
PRINTING
CO,
ISesnrr
Block,
Third
Street
i
'
'
PRE
CHRISTMAS
100
Pairs
Of
BLANKETS
Woolcot
Wankcts-Satin
bound.
$1.95
v
Each
-
.
All
Wool
Grey
IMankets-OOxSO.
$4.95
Xicnunie
Old
Country
HlanUcts
These
are
high
quality
ahd
will
last
a
lifetime.
C
7
5ft
Size
72x00.
Weight
12
lbs.
Pair
'
V
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
niinn
AVf.NUE
to
Join
Annettes
Stocking
Club.
PRINCE
RUPERT
J'J
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-
"
I
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I,
I
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leayp
rrlnce
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CAT
A
LA
i:yj!iY
TUKS-
T.S.S.
CARDENA
FRIDAY,
1030
DAY,
1
:S0
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
ThVrs.
pj,,.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
Jf
Convenient,
P.ieas
Pvbase
Tickets
aj
Office
Reservations
d'
TfckeU
From
Further
intormaiionVIlcgardlng
Third
Ave.
Phone
508
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Aient.
FRESH
(275)
Sleeveless
Sweater
Ited
Cross
Specifications
Two
No.
7
needles
'If
tight
knit
ter.
use
No.
6).
Nine
to
ten
ounces
four-ply
fing
ering
wool
(double
Knitting).
For
back,
cast
on
elgnty
stiicnes.
Knit
two
plain,
two
purl
for
four
J
inches.
Knit
plain
until
sweater
measiires
twenty-three
Inches
in
"
ill.
Knit
twenty-eight
stitches
and
.
slip
onto
extra
needle.
Bind
off
(
next
twenty-four
stitches
for
neck
and
knit
remaining
twenty-eight
stitches
for
ten
ridges
to
form
shoulder.
Then
at
ppening
of
neck
knit
six
stitches,
make
one
and
knit
to
end
of
row.
Increase
as.
above
every
second
ridge
until
there
are
forty
stitches
on
the
needles.
This
will
form
V
for
neck.
Break
wool
and
Join
to
other
shoulder
and
knit
the
same
way
as
the
other
sjlde.
Then
knit
the
eighty
stitches
plain
until,
with
the
ten
ridges
of
shoulder.
It
measures
nineteen
Inch
es.
Then
four
Inches
of
ribbing.
This
finishes
the
front.
Sew
up
sides
leaving
eight
Inches
for
arm-holes.
Finish
armholes
arjd
neck
with
one
row
of
loose
single
crochet.
Five
thousana
peopl
read
the
pays
to
let
them
have
to
sell.
jicn
Rupert
Dally
News.
It
know
what
to
Now
Get
Safest
Fast
Relief
for
Pain
and
Colds
AT
LESS
THAN
I
A
TABLET
Dominion
Druggists
ooyv
feature
real
quick-acting
ASPIRIN
in
sensational
economy
bottle.
No
point
in
taking
chances
with
anything
el
No
reason
now
why
anyone
should
run
the
risk
of
taking
dangerous,
strong
drugs
for
colds,
lieadaches
and
muscular
paint
and
aches.
Get
Aspirin,
rated
by
physicians
the
safest
fast
relief
you
.can
use.
at
any
druggist's
today
in
the
100
tablet
bottle
for
less
than
18
5;
jit
It
a
Ubletl
But
remember,
get
Aspirin.
Use
it
as
frequently
as
necessary
with
confidence.
Aspirin
dors
not
kornt
the
heart.
Aspirin
is
made
in
Canada
and
is
the
trademark
of
the
1
layer
Company,
Ltd.
100
tablets
only
98
WARNING!
XL
If
every
tablet
is
nnt
stamoed
"Bav-
er"
in
the
form
of
'
a
cross,
it
is
NOT
,
Aspirin.
Don't
let
j
anybody
tell
you
'
ills.
I
SHRIMPS
Boat
W.S.L.
Daily
at
i
pjn.
TROTIER'S
DOCK
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zartlll
Proprietor
-A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
S1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
It
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
190
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAGE
THREE
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Cash
for
Old
Gold,
Bulger's,
tf
For
prompt
and
courteous
ser
vice
Phone
13
Taxi.
tf.
WANTED!
Five
hundred
women
Bowling
afternoons
and
evening's
Max's
Alleys.
tf.
Your
Christmas
cards
for
Over
seas
are
waiting
ior
you
at
in
Dollar
Store.
tf.
The
"gals"
will
like
the
new
elastic
top
chiffon
hose
at
Fashion
Footwear.
Mice
for
Xmas
too.
tf
sm
PEROXINE
.
BLACKHEADS
SALLOW
SKIN
Doal
kmc
bkillKwU'Cl
daauln
Un!
X
Uo
ounrM
(mto
um
pudr
tt
ay
Drac
Stan,
tpiif
iniUi
vita
but.
Ml
aiuU
turn
m
mvmy
1
Timely
Recipes
Shrimp
and
Celery
Tie
2
cups
celery
soup
V
cup
milk
2
hard-cooked
eggs,
chopped
finely
2
cans
(5
ounces)
shrimp
1
cup
green
peas
(cooked)
1
teaspoon
of
curry
powder
(optional)
Pastry
or
biscuit
crust
Mix
the
milk
with
the
celery
soup;
add
the
finely
.chopped
eggs,
and
curry
powder.
Put
one-third
the
celery-egg
mix
tore
in
the
bottom
of
a
baking
dish
Then
add
one-half
the
shrimps
and
green
peas.
Pour
on
some
of
the
sauce.
Put
In
the
remalnln
fhrimps
and
green
peas.
Then
pour
aver
the
last
of
the
sauce
j
Cover
with
a
pastry
or
biscuit
crust
.and
bake
at
400
degrees
for
20
to
30
minutes.
Serves
five
to
six.
Hotel
Arrivals
Central
C.
A.
Lindstrom,
city;
J.
O.
Le
Plnskl.
Bruce
Wells.
C.
M.
Williams,
I
A.
Rebman.
E.
Trefry.
Sandy
Ross
4-aJ&
WUJahjon..
Fie
tfcifrfc
Point
'
M
OTtourke,
Butedale;V"
.
Prlnee
Rupert
I
W.
J.
Pitre.
Vancouver;
L.
Saun-iderson.
New
Westminster:
J.
B.
f
Barclay
and
R
Townsend.
Btllmor:
Harold
Lanning.
Vancouver.
.
BOB'S
Beauty
Parlor
Next
to
Q.&S.
Grocery
Phone
348
Bob
Ritchie
Announcements
All
advertisements
in
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Country
Fair
November
24.
Eagles'
Bridge
November
29.
St.
Andrew's
Dance,
Nov.
30.
Catholic
Tea,
November
30.
Mrs.
Jlanklnson's
Varden's
Entertainment
Dec.
United
Bazaar
December
7.
Lutheran
cember
9.
Circle
Bazaar,
Dc-
High
School
Plays,
Dec.
13.
Hospital
Auxiliary
Tea,
Dec.
14.
Moose
Christmas
Tree,
Dec.
21.
OUR
CHRISTMAS
ASSORTMENT
OF
CHOCOLATES
Boxed
by
Lowney,
Patterson,
Molrs
and
Qanongs
have
arrived
Each
Box
is
Attractively
Packed
and
Priced
Moderately
Low
Mussallem's
CONFECTIONERY
NEW
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ANNEX
Second
Avenue
Housekeeping
Apartments
(Hot
Water
Heated)
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
(Central
Hotel)
DELIVERY
OF
SWINE
Farmers
of
Central
Interior
uei-
tlng
Stock
Under
National
Bacon
Hoc
Policy
Fifty-five
bacon
type
sows
and
three
boars
were
ordered
by
far
mers
In
Central
British
Columbia
under
the
National
Bacon
Hog
Policy
sponsored
by
the
Dominion
and
Drovincial
Governments
and
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
maiorlty
of
the
pigs
were
placed
In
Prince
George
and
Van-
derhoof
districts
though
sows
will
be
distributed
from
McBride
to
Smlthers.
Under
the
policy
boars
are
to
be
supplied
free
to
districts
ordering
a
certain
number
of
sows.
Prince
ueorge
ana
vanaer
hoof
have
qualified
for
this
con
cession.
The
sows
will
be
distributed
by
way-freight
starting
from
McBride
This
shipment
of
breeding
stock
together
with
the
sows
already
In
the
district
will
enable
producers
to
co-operate
and
ship
by
carload
to
the
processing
plants,
thus
re
lieylng
an
aggravating
situation
where
the
district
Is
producing
more
pigs
than
can
be
marketed
locally
and
insufficient
to
ship
out
by
carload
lots.
SPORT
CHAT
Colder.
j
Frank
Calder.
secretary
of
the
old
National
Hockey
Association,
was
elected
president
of
the
newly-formed
National
Hockey
League
23
years
ago
this
week.
Montreal
Canadiens
and
Wanderers,
Ottawa
Senators
and
Toronto
Arenas
were
original
members
of
the
loop,
now
expanded
to
Include
many
United
States
teams
but
still
headed
by
Goalie
Norman
Smith
of
Detroit
Red
Wings
retired
from
hockey
one
year
ago
Thursday,
following
a
souabble
with
manager
Jack
Adams.
Smith
refused
to
play
min
or
league
hockey
with
Pittsburg
Hornets
of
the
Intemational-Am
erican
loop-,
declaring
he
was
"good
enough
to
play
with
the
Red
Wings
or
not
at
all.
He
went
hack
to
his
off-season
job
with
a
Detroit
motor
company.
Queen's
University
defeated
Ham
ilton
Tigers
13
to
5
to
move
Into
Dominion
rugby
finals
with
Regina
Rough
Riders
16
years
ago
yester-.
day.
-They
defeated
the
Riders
and
took
the
national
championship
for
the
third
time
since
Institution
of
the
Canadian
Rugby
Union
title
In
1892.
They
won
it
again
the
follow
ing
year.
Dally
advertising
m
trie
Dall
News
is
sure
to
bring
dally
4k
"-from
'ITS
WOMEN
JUDGE
WOMEN
by
their
ringf
That
is
why
it
is
important
that
yours
be
a
genuine
Bluebird.
The
settings
are
newly
styled
and
hand
made.
The
best
artists
in
the
trade
are
employed
in
designing
these
beautiful
rings.
Priced
from
$25.00
to
S250JOO.
ItflWlWMBjr
1
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCH
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
gr
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
v
Moose
Christmas
Cheer
Dance
Was
Enjoyed
By
Many
dancing
was
on
In
full
wing.
Music
was
by
Mrs.
Harold
Davey's
Orchestra
and
B.
J.
Bacon
was
master
of
ceremonies.
Refreshments
were
dispensed
from
a
hot
dog
stand.
The
committee
in.
charge
consisted
of
Mrs.
Hugh
Smith,
Mrs.
Ole
W
In
aid
of
the
.Christmas
Cheer
Fund,
the
Moose
Lodge
held
a
"--
Mrs-
Thmas
Morgan
presided
at
very
enjoyable
gingham
dance
last
night
Jn
the
Moose
Hall,
the
af-
the
AooT-
"
;
fair
drawing
a
crowd
of
some
253
persons.
From
10
pjn.
until
2
am
Advertising
is
ar
arttsunent
CHURCH
NOTICES
SALVATION
ARMY
Captain
and
Sirs.
Ivan
Halsey
Commanding
Officers
FOUND
The
devil's
tool
chest
and
key
to
It.
This
chest
will
be
opened
publicly
at
the
evening
service
on
Sunday
at
7:30.
Come
and
see-with
your
own
eyes
one
of
the
most
destructive
and
effective
sets
of
tools
in
the
world.
Special
Music
and
Singing
M!r.
and
Mrs.
A.
T.
Jones
and
their
Musical
Family
will
be
taking
part
Holiness
Meeting
Will
Be
Held
at
11
a.nwMrs.
Captain
Halsey
will
be
In
charge
Public
Meetings
are
held
every
Wednesday
and
Saturday
at
8
pan.
Special
Preliminary
Announcement
'
Major
Moses
Jaynes.
well-known
Gospel
Singer
and
Evangelist
will
be
conducting
a
revival
campaign
a.t
the
local
Citadel
from
December
7Ui
to
December
14th.
The
public
are
heartily
invited
to
these
meetings
and
if
they
have
no
ather
church
affiliations
to
make
the
Army
their
church
home.
SELECT
v-she
XMAS
BOOK!
now
We
have
a
grand
selection,
including
the
latesUbooks
opflction.
non-firlion-
travel,
biography,
etc.
Publishers
advertised
prices
on
all
books.
See
our
wonderful
ranse
of
Children's
Books
Bhjfer
books
and
better
value
than
ever
Ma;ic
I'iint
Books
Coloring
books
.
19c
to
50c
5
in
1
AcYy
.Boxes
Mother
Goose,
Story
Books,
Books
to
Paint,
Attraaf
ive
sets.
Each
-
50c
Alser
Books,
Jiel
Morton
Series,
Campfire
Girls,
Hilltop
Boys-Each
-
23c
Whitman
Favorites
Large
size.
Fopeye,
Tarzan,
Walt
Disney,
Tom
Sawyer.
King
Arthur,
Heidi.
Swiss
Family
Robinson,
Robinson
Crusoe
and
others.
Each
-
-
-
"5c
Golden
Treasure
Buks
Ofxord
Annuals
for
Boys,
Glrs,.
or
Younger
Tos.
Each
$1-00
and
$L25
Nelson
Triumph
Series
Nelson
Ballantyne
books
50c,
75c
Wizard
of
Oz
New
movie
edition
-
LitUe
Dots
Annual
-
-
51-00
Fairyland
Annual
-
51-50
Chums
i
53-00
Girls
(Boys')
Own
-
-
-
53.50
Little
Big
Books
New
series
Just
In.
Each
15c
Owing
to
the
variety
of
Utles,
number
of
each
is
necessarily
limited.
Choose
your
special
books
NOW.
We
will
be
glad
to
held
them
for
you.
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MATTRESS
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sizes
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SLEEP
MATTRESS
Covered
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green
Tweed
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pm.
To
Vancouver
Direct
S.S.
"PRINCESS
LOUISE"
October
27th
S5.
"PRINCESS
NORAH"
November
6th,
16th,
27th
Winter
Excursion
Fare
Vancouver
and
Return
Tickets
on
sale
Nov.
1st,
1939
to
Feb.
28th
1940
&Q
A
A
Final
Return
Limit-March
31st
1940
l?00,uw
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES.
General
Ajent.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.