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Friday.
December
20,
1040,
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I1
agaa
i
.
1
Hockey
Standings
amps
That
Light
Your
Home
Invitingly
Come
in
and
see
one
of
the
choicest
collections
of
lamps
we've
ever
had
the
privilege
to
assemble,
Floor
lamps,
bridge
lamps,
table
lamps,
dainty
boudoir
lamps.!
New
sty!ings
and
new
lighting
improvements.
Jusjt
the
lamps
to
add
charm
to
your
home
or
to'
select
now
for
holiday
giving,
prices
are
new
,
prisiiitfly
low!
GORDON
&
jj
THIRD
AVENUE
Home
Furnishings,
Electrical
Su
pplies,
Furniture
Carpets,.
Etc.
I
LOOK
'EM
OVER
S
CRANBERRIES
Lb
30c
ft
FANCY
FEARS
Dozen
25c
tt
ORANGES
2
dozen
35c
$
PEANUTS
2
lbs
25c
CLUSTER
RAISINS
30c
ft
HOY
PIinrOLATES
2oc
ft
f1
flnv
35c
kauiykuo-
WM.'CiC
ox.
HKAZIL
NUTS
Even
the
.
and
sur-
10c
TRY
-Perfect
Hosts
Provide
Walker
Buy
British
and
help
Britain
'
DISTILLED
BLENDED
because
they
kno4ik
their
Scotch
and
BOTTLED
in
SCOTLAND
LABEL
2Ci
ok.
3.75
40
oz.
$5X0
Black
Label
Over
12
Years
old
ST1U
CCHNO
STIOMO
This
advertisement
U
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
control
Board.or
by
the
Oovern.
ment
of
British
Columbia
DARK
FRUIT
CAKE
Each
$1.00
RICH
SHORTBREAD
Each
25c
McINTOSH
TOFFEE
Lb
25c
CHRISTMAS
WINES
Bottle
.
25c
TURKISH
FIGS
Lb
25c
LARGE
GRAPEFRUIT
4
for
.
25c
Toasted
Marshmallows
Lb
25c
PASTRY
SHELLS
25c
VELVET
ICE
CREAM
PLUM
PUDDING-Pint
3Q
1
COPELAND'S
Fruit
IVJarket
U
mm
DELIVERY
SERVICE
I'l.one
872
I
ANDERSON
I
el
"Early
Advertising
Copy
Will
be
Very
Much
Appreciated
JHiS
it
te
v:
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VSS&A&Wi':-
151
9
National
League
Toronto
13
0
3
52
29
26
Detroit
7
5
5
39
33
19
Boston
6
3
6
52
40
15
i
Chicago
,..-....6
3
7
33
33
15
Rangers
-
-
6
2
7
42
41
14
I
Americans
4
3
9
28
51
11
ICanadiens
4
2
9
29
43
10
CHICAGO
WHEAT
PRICES
CHICAGO,
December
20
Chi
cago
wheat
futures
were
'fee.
lower
to
c.
higher
yesterday
with
December
closing
at
88
Vic.
onto
FOR
SALE
FOB
QUICK
SALE
I
Goblin
elec
trie
vacuum,
like
new,
$35.
Trl-
lite
lamp,
$8.95.
1
Rogers
radio,
$7.00.
Phone
Black
392
between
5
and
7
D.m.
(299)
4
ROOM
House
for
sale
before
rented
out
6th
Ave.
E,
4
min
utes
walk
from
Drydock.
Va
cant
January
1.
Terms.
Apply
1203
7th
Ave.
E.
298
'J
I
Pacific
Coast
League
fejf
W
L
L
P
APts.M
Spokane
9
2
5
41
38
w,
Vancouver
8
z
e
4
as
w
Portland
8
0
11
51
M
16
Rattle
5
4
8
48
55
14
FOR
SALE
C.CM.
Bicycle.
Phone
FOLKS
I
is
SOME
3j
n
Blue
898.
'298)
FOR
SALE
Modernistic
walnut'
dinette
suite.
Phone
Black
C03.
(299)
FOR
SALE
Furniture.
No
dealers.
Phone
Green
577.
,
(299).
LEAVING
TOWN.
Must
sell
few
articles
of
furniture.
Cheap.
Suite
9,
Summit
Apartment.
298
1
1
FOR
KEN1
FOR
RENT
Large
furnished
office
including
heat
and
light.
Dally
News.
tt;
FOR
RENT
1
room
cabin,
partly
furnished.
Near
Drydock.
Phone
Blue
822
between
5
and
7
pjn.
WANTED
We
never
had
such
variety
In
lockets
and
necklets
as
we
have
this
year.
Some
are
round
and
some
heart
shaped.
Others
are
various
fancy
shapes.
Some
are
hand
engraved
In
beautiful
floral
designs
and
some
are
machine
engraved
with
modernistic
lines
and
many
are
in
several
shades
of
gold
such
as
red,
green
or
yellow.
Prices
range
from
$2.50
to
$11.50
except
a
few
In
heavy
solid
gold
at
from
$15.00
to
$25.00.
Also
we
have
silver
from
$3.50
to
$5.00,
And
even
the
babyisnot
forgotten
at
prices
from
$2.00
to
$5.00.
Also
we
have
some
new
designs
In
necklets
which
ara
very
beautiful.
We
Will
He
Glad
to
Show
You
298
WANTED
at
once,
laboratory
boy
over
sixteen
for
approximately
six
weeks.
Fisheries
Experimental
Station.
See
Dr.
Bailey
at
building
on
wharf.
297
LOST
LOST
Wallet
with
$12.96
between
No.
1
hut
and
Scottish
cookhouse.
Please
return
to
Scottish
mess:
hall.
(298)'
Give
Her
A
LOCKET
This
Year
imt
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCA
A
MAN'S
GIFT
.
.
.
Should
be
something
he'll
make
use
of
.
.
.
What
could
be
more
suitable
than
a
gift
of
Wearing
Apparel
.
,
LOCALS
Capt.
Clendenning
and
Capt.
Whittle
of
the
Irish
Fusiliers
are
Sailing
tonight
on
the
Cardena
for
Vancouver
to
spend
Christmas
leave
at
their
homes
In
the
south.
W.
O.
Fulton,
.who
has
been
cn
a
trip
-Ibtilnttt
leal;J)iislness;
re-turnett'ibHhe'eftih'oi?
the'
Princess
Ndrali
ye'sterday
afternoon
from,
the
north.
The
police
are
appealing
for
sane
motor
driving
during
the
holidays
and
warn
that
violations
of
the
motor
traffic
sections
of
the
Criminal
Code
will
not
be
tolerated.
Officials
of
the
White
Pa33
&
Yukon
Route
going
through
on
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
to
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season
In
the
south
P
h
o
n
e
WE
SUGGEST
A
Dressing
Gown
Select
a
robe
for
him
from
our
stock
of
All-Wool
Flannels,
Silks,
Novelty
Rayons
and
Brushed
Wools.
$8.50
T0
$20.00
Cocktail
Jackets
New
and
smart.
Good
weight
silk
in
plain
shades
of
wine,
green
and
navy.
$9.50
Smoking
Jackets
He'll
be
comfortable
in
one
of
these.
Wool
.
Flannels
in
various
weights
with
contrasting
trims
in
Silk.
$7.75
T0
$12.00
Included
W.
D.
Gordon,
superintendent
of
the
river
division
from
White
Horse;
J.
R.
Gaudln,
superin
tendent
engineer,
and
D.
A.
Muir-j
head.
mx?ter
mechanic
Thplr
tcIvpc
case.
Miss
Florence
Watt
returned
this
morning
from
a
three
months
visit
In
Eastern
Canada.
Lloyd
Rice
returned
to
the
city
on
mis
morning's
train
irom
a
visit
in
Cape
Breton
with
his
parents,;
Mr,
and
Mrs.B.,'R,,i'Riice
formerly
of
this
city.'
CPJt.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
Is
due
in
port
at
6
o'clock
this
evening
frona
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
pjn.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
way-
points.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt;
John
Boden,
is
due
In
port
at
8:30
this
evening
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10:30
p.m.
on
her
return
south
over
the
same
route.
99m
MMMMtM
SERVICE
OF
A
BETTER
CLASS
I
(Art
Murray)
JUST
TRY
99IONCF
St
J.
Leather
Slippers
We
have
them
.
.
.
Footguards,
Soft-sole
.lpper
b
jonts.and
Zipper
Romeosr
$2.25
T0
$3.50
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
Successors
to
Bryant
Co.
Ltd
tori
rsrxj9
xj
STATESMAN
OF
FINLAND
t
(Continued
rrom
Page
One)
-js-
ened
after
were
accomnanviner
them
In
P:ir"h
wiUl
JaPan-
its
unsuccessful
"
k
"
I
A
rinnl.
Y,nU-
war.
with
reprei
sentktlves
elected
by
equal,
unfi.
j,
versal
suffrage
was
the
result,
re
placing
the
former
system
cf
esj.
tates,
under
which
the
nobles,
the,
clergy,
the
townsmen
and
peasant
'
were
represented
separately..
.
i
Between
1906
and
1917,
he
turh
i
his
attention
to
organizing
sttong
agrarian
party,
gradually
winning
more
freedom
of
actfcrti
and
equal
rights
before
the
law
t
with
landlords
and
tenants.
Political
Posts
His
political
posts
included
j
that
of
agricultural
secretary
In
t.
cabinets
between
1917
and
1922.-
f$,
the
latter
year
he
formed
his
own,
J
;
gbVernment.
This
cabinet
lasteji;
untif
1925
when
he
became
MInisi.i
tet
of
Communications.
He
was
serving
in
his
fourth
cabinet
whejif
for
a.
six
years
term.
He
held
:&H
parliamentary
seat
through
all
"sessions
from
1907
until
his
presi
dential
.term
started.
A
short,
sturdy
little
man,
bare".
ly
five
-feet,
with
white
pompadour
hair,
long
"handle-bar"
moustache
and
goatee,
he
looked
much
like
a
well-to-do
American
larmerwno
had
retired
In
comfort.
He
was
popular
with
all
classes.
I
He
always
seemed
to
be
smiling.'
'lie
could
speak
foreign
languages
but
rarely
did
so.
In
faot.
he
did
not
care
much
for
lengthy
speech
of
any
sort.
NEED
MOniT
TONGUES
LONDON,
Dec
-20:
(CP)
The'.
Post
Office
is
seeking
more
censors
;
with
language
qualifications.
..-
A
"spot"
costs
you
only
halft;
dollar.
Try
It
in
the
Daily
News
'
classified
column.
(tt)'