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November
30,
THE
DAtTr
NETF.
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Stage
real
Event
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7
h
Mquor
Control
tetti
or
by
tb
(Wroiunt
o'
DrltUb
ColombU
by
a
member,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Lark-
worthy,
who
donated
all
the
ap-pealing
article
lor
children
dis
played
on
and
around
the
tree.
A
number
of
decorated
stalls'
made
an
attractive
appearance
greater
,
bull,
assisted
by
Mrs.
J
car
8ealy
and
Mrs.
McKenzle.
new
features
added
In-
Home
Cooking
and
candy
Mrs,
the
proceedings,
chief
of
M.
A.
Myros
and
Mrs.
Allen,
being
the
tall
Christmas
Tea
Room
Mrs.
W.
W.
Ander-
-Ofd.
d
'-nrat-rd
and
filled
son
and
Mrs.
J.
Stanyer;
servl
During
the
evening
the
cheery
little
Rhythm
Band
gave
several
it7.
$5
$6.50
$8
$10
Luggage
Jkf
For
night
cases.
Size
29x20x9,
a
long
&
trip
ease
for
map
or
woman.
$18.00
g
In
addition
to
tlie
baggage
have
ar-5?
rived
large
number
of
twin
sets
for
5
your
choice.
Come
early
and
lay
y
away.
A
small
deposit
will
hold
until
tH
Christmas.
EUO'S
tfctf
m
.
.
.
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T1IIK1)
AVKNUH
Dance
Of
Ocean
Falls
Hi
School
around
the
hall.
Enjoyable
Affair
Is
Held
ai
rap
The
tea
room
this
year
had
a'
Town
record
attendance
and
record
re-1
'
-rrroH.
Nov.
30:
The
an-
celpU.
OCEAN
fMjI.
0T?piucr...
of
the
Women
i
Aux-
The
bazaar
was
declared
open
The
Hign
iscnooi
suiucm.
:
k:
Peter's
Church.
Haz-
(by
Rev.
Frank
Burling.
:.
Saturday
in
the
Horticul-(
Ladles
In
charge
were:
H.,i:
as
highly
successful
Needlework
Mrs.
James
h
returns
were
Turn
very
enjoyable
dance
m
men
gymnasium
on
Saturday
evening.
The
host
and
hostess,
Jack
Mlcha-
K.luck
and
Hives
Fistor,
rcceivcu
their
schoolmates
with
the
help
01
Miss
Lehman
and
Miss
Grant.
They
danced
all
the
old
favorites
and
several
unusual
ones
such
as
the
broom
dance
and
spot
dance.
I
.a
t
t..
M
V.
n
m
ru-ift
t-urs.
Mrs.
D.
McCallum.
MUs
'UTsesica
dv
r.
Pey
Webster
and
Miss
Frances
Instructor
.
The
supper
MJtU--MorrU;
Marnee
cAllbiter.
cashier.
Mrs.
A.
D.
Fdlth
Benson.
i
Virginia
Marshall,
Joan
Rhodes.
PaTe.Post-MUs
Mary
Sargent.
i
Dnihohn.
.
and
Patsy
Palmer
Lady
with
100
Pockets
Mrs.
A.'
Falconer.
Convener
of
reception
commute
and
music.
Mrs.
F.
Burling.
,v,v
-
-
wnra
ucimuu
and.
after
more
dancing,
the
party
broke
up
well
before
midnight.
Keep
up
to
dat
Aevw'tue
reeu-
items
of
popular
music.
Charlie
Myros
as
lead,
manipulated
his
set
-
,
.
,
ri"h
box
v.as
ricn
of
drums
with
great
skUl.
his
two
Red
Cross
collection
solos
beln
much
enjoyed.
Songs
,er
by
were
sung
by
Mrs.
M.
A.
Myros
and
Mrs
Al
Falconer
Mrs.
Burling
accompanied.
After
the
music,
the
Canadian
in
nlt
of
very
foggy
weather
a
muHrtw
mads,
many
friends
BUM
"
V
-
.
from
outlying
districts
attended
the
bazaar.
GIFTS
FOR
ALL
THE
FAMILY
Please
look
over
o"r
list
of
lovely
pieces
of
furniture
that
will
last,
for
the
y
Mower,
wati
anu
sister
Our
nrtment
of
fine
Rifts
larger
than
ever
before.
Quality
and
prices
u
r;,;nt.
.For
your
best
choice
come
early
while
the
stock
is
complete.
Lay
u
away!
A
small
deposit
will
hold
until
Christmas
Lovely
Cedar
Chest-
She
will
remember
for
all
time
$30
35
39
Occasional
Chairs
Dad
will
take
it
easy
in
his
leisure
i
time
9
510
12
M
)!
e
r:iiJ
wu
j
For
Mother's
rest
for
life
i
18
$24
39.50
$42
;
I
Tricycles
v
Hoy
will
enjoy
owning
tricycle,
new
&
design,
sarnigent
spoke,
ball-bearing
&
pedal,
free
running,
bicycle
style.
H
$8
$10.50
$13
y
H
Doll
Prams
S
The
little
girl
will
like
a
doll
buggy
a
for
her
doll.
Stands
-Smokers
-
-
$2
$3
$4
Glass
Table
Lamp
and
$3
Just
Arrived
New
Shipment
of
Floor
Coverings
Congoleums,
Linoleums
of
all
descriptions,
patterns
and
sizes
for
the
the
best
choice.
Hundreds
carpets
to
choose
from,
possibly
the
Axminster
Carpet
Sale
Seamless
Axminster
carpet.
Size
FURNITURE
PRINCE
RUPERT
1
sfv
f9'
A5i
Exceptional
value.
In
variety
of
de-
j
signs,
colors
red,
white,
green,
shades
to
iTuucn.
$1.50
I
$1
I
lowest
prices.
300
square
yards
of
!
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum,
six
feet
$2.
wide,
square
yard,
Special
3
.
$1.2ft
H
s
9x12.
'
$38.50
$50
$62.50
f
Sl9xl04-
$34
I
she
cux22.50
and
$30
1
n
3-piece
Chesterfield
Suite
In
tapestiy
cover,
reversible
cushions
Sale
la'
$75.00
i
MAIL
FROM
HOME
j
Despite
the
fact
that
they
are
beyond
the
lines
on
the
West-err
front,
members
of
a
French
listening
post
section
receive
a
vLsit
from
the
regimental
postman.
Bridge
For
Red
Cross
At
Ocean
Falls
Success
OCEAN
FALLS,
Nov.
30:
A
Red
Cross
bridge
drive
was
held
on
Thursday
by
the
Women's
Auxili
ary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
at
Ocean
Falls.
Over
fifty
couples
sat
down
to
play
at
tables
decorated
with
the
moUf
of
the
Women
s
Auxiliary
on
a
blue
ground.
Tlie
master
of
ceremonies
was
Keith
McAllister
and
a
committee
consisting
of
Messrs.
Rhodes,
Miller.
Tinkler
and
Allam
assisted
In
the
preparations.
The
refreshment
.committee
was
I
headed
by
Mrs.
Donald
McMaster
Poland
the
entertainment
committee
lulby
Mrs.
Keith
McAllister
and
Mrs
Q
waiver
aiarsnau
STEWART
Miss
Gra:e
Allen,
whose
mar
rlage
to
Chenill
Mclntyre
will
take
place
shortly,
has
been
the
guest
of
honor
at
many
pre-nupUal
af
fairs
at
Stewart
recenUy.
Among
the
shower
hostesses
In
her
honor
have
been
Mrs.
George
Kustus,
Mrs.
William
Stewart
and
Mrs.
H.
J.
Thomey.
Many
beautiful
gifts
nave
been
presented
to
the
popular
bride-elect.
Miss
Fern
Marr
of
Prince
Rupert,
daughter
of
Mrs.
O.
Hanson
of
Queen
Charlotte
City,
and
Arthur
Boyle,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Boyle
of
New
Westminster
were
married
Saturday
night
last
In
Stew:
art
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
E.
Young.
Rev.
A.
L.
Andersen,
pastor
of
the
Stewart
United
Church,
officiated
at
the
wedding.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Boyle
left
Stewart
on
the
Catala
Monday
to
take
up
residence
In
The
first
prizes
were
won
by
Prince
Rupert.
Prior
to
the
cere-.
vlDan
McKenzle
and
Mrs.
Oeorgelmony,
Mrs.
Peter
Rllshede,
Mrs.
willlll.
The
consolations
were
award-'
Charles
Walker
and
Mrs.
,
ed
to
Oeorge
p
Hilt,
and
EVERY
Mrs.
T.
A
turkey,
donated
by
one
of
the
members,
was
drawn
by
Mrs.
PUNCH
A
PLEASURE
Thousands
of
cigar-wise
smokers
enjoy
this
rich,
refreshing
fragrance
and
satisfying
flavour
every
day
Smole
Canadt't
jfm
dtaltr's
today
hZJm
unci
CIGAR
Archie
York
were
Joint
hostesses,
at.a
shower
In
honor
of
the
bride-elect
Owen
McFadden.
well
known
pi-
James
Kelly
and
another
special"
0neer
mining
and
transportation
prize
by
Mrs.
M
Strange.
man
or
siewart,
is
on
trip
to
Vancouver.
a
business
Mr-
and
Mrs,
Walter
Brown
,
of
Stewart
hate
left
for
Portland,
Ore
Jgon,
where
it
Is
their
intention
to
spend
the
winter.
Burns
Lake
Song
Writer
Makes
Good
I
BURNS
LAKE,
Nov.
30:
Local
radio
fans
have
succeeded
in
tuning
In
on
several
stations
which
are
featuring
the
work
of
Douglas
Wood,
local
song-writer.
Douglas
Wood
Is
well
know
especially
from
Burns
Lake
to
Smithers
where
he
(played
with
local
ball
teams,
usually
behind
the
bat.
f
Ills
earlier
songs,
"Everyone's
Happy
Out
My
Way"
and
"That
Montana
Sweetheart
of
Mine
were
heard
as
sung
by
the
"Oklahoma
Outlaws,"
Tex
and
Slim,
the
Golden
West
Cowboys
and
the
"Drugstore
Cowboys'
while
his
latest
publications,
"That
Heartbreaker
Known
as
Sue"
and
"When
you
Ride
the
Hlgh-tralP
are
featured
over
some
of
the
largest
radio
stations
In
America.
Great
Britain
Not
Vindictive
No
Spirit
of
Bitterness
Atalnst
Germany,
Prime
Ministers
Subtests
To
Parliament
LONDON,
Nor.
30:
(CP)
"Great
Britain
did
not
enter
the
war
in
any
spirit
of
vindlcUveness."
declared
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
In
Parliament
"and
when
the
end
comes,
we
will
have
no
desire
to
impose
vindictive
terms."
Harold
Nordan
was
the
speaker
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
today
with
President
Peter
Lakle
in
the
chair
over
a
good
attendance
of
members
with
a
few
guests.
He
told
of
some
of
the
local
Boy
Scout
activities
and
also
made
an
appeal
for
support
for
the
Apple
Day
canvass
this
Saturday,
hi
mw
You'll
spprecUte
tli
delicious
Unj,
the
lestfu!
rtfrehmnt
of
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Style
Beer
nd
Ace
Export
Ls'.
BoA
Ueie
bunds
bnng
you
sparkling,
tHint-quncJini
goodneis
esch
Is
diitinctlve
In
flsvor
nd
type.
Order
supply
todsy!
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LIMITED
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government,
of
British
Columbia
Queen
Charlotte
Dramatic
Club
Mrs.
O.
Hill
Is
President
To
Stage
Play
At
Christmas
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY.
Nov.
30;
The
first
meeting
of
the
season
was-
held
by
the
Farthest
West
Dramatic
Club
Friday
evening
In
the
Queen
Charlotte
school.
The
President,
John
Karkle,
was
In
the
chair.
There
was
a
good
attendance.
Election
of
officers
for
the
coming
season
took
place
as
fol
lows:
President,
Mrs.
O.
Hill.
Vice-President,
Mrs.
G.
Chas-
teney.
Secretary-Treasurer
Miss
Edna
Beaven.
Mrs.
A.
Duyal
and
Miss
Agnes
Mathers
were
asked
to
act
as
coaches.
Mrs.
William
Barry
was
apV'inted
legal
representative
of
the
club.
Plans
for
putting-
on
a
QUALITY
thue
act
play
at
the
annual
Christmas
concert
were
discussed
and
It
was
decided
to"
begin
rehearsals
at
once.
Pupils
of
the
s:hools
In
the
district
are
busy
these
days
practising
for
their
Christmas,
concerts.
These
concerts
always
prove
most
successful
and
give
a
great
deal
of
enjoyment
to
both
children
and
adults.
They
are,
particularly
appreciated
here
on
the
south
end
of
the
Island
where
there'
is
no
theatre
or
movie
-house.
The
young
amateur
actors
do
surprisingly
well.
The
ten
members
Q&,ihe
casj;
have
since
been
meeting,
several
times
a
week
at
thebomes
of
the
players
and
the
procluffeh
seems
to
be
shaping
up
nicely.
Tlje
play
is
under
the
capable
direction
of
Mrs.
A.
Duval
and
Miss:
Agnes
Mathers.
'
'
2
...
it
i
It's
the
cuinuiatr.b
effect
of
art
vertlslng
that
counts.
SHINGLES
We
have
just
received
a
shipment
of
exceptionally
fine
shingles
manufactured
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
which
is
the
home
of
the
finest
cedar
on
the
Pacific
Coast
Also
in
Stock
a
Complete
Line
of
Local
and
Fir
Finishing
Lumber
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