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SIX
f
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9
9
1
w
&
Xmas
Dresses
Afternoon
and
Evening
Sizes
12
to
46
A
new
shipment
has
just
arriv-
M
ed
of
Afternoon
and
Evening
Dresses
at
prices
to
suit
thefto
most
fastidious.
M
We
invite
the
ladies
of
Prince
J
Rupert
to
call
and
look
them
s
over.
DRYGOODS
&
NOVELTYi
shop
Mrs.
Dowther
Her
Bombed
Home
Now
Cat
Shelter
London
Woman
Also
Takes
in
Pigeon
When
Air
Raids
Disturb
Them
LONDON,
Dec.
20:
CP
Mrs.
Caroline
Roberts'
home
ha3
a
gaping
bomb
hole
in
the
roof
but
she
refused
to
leave
for
a
safer
refuge
because
of
her
friends
the
animals.
Scores
of
cats
in
one
of
London's
most
heavily
bombed
districts
made
HbXeltiotirfoMkr
aitd
Rehire
hn
RYE
RYE
HIGHBALL
1
jigger
B.C.D.
Canadian
Rye
Whisky,
2
cubes
cf
ice,
1
twist
lemon
peel.
Fill
glass
with
ginger
ale
or
soda.
OLD
FASHIONED
Muddle
one-half
lump
sugar,
teaspoon
water
and
dash
bitters.
Add
cube
of
Ice,
half
slice
orange,
stick
of
pineapple,
slice
of
lemon
and
maraschino
cherry.
Fill
with
a
B.C.D.
Canadian
Rye
Whisky.
GIN
COLLINS
Use
tall
glass,
two
or
three
cubes
of
ice.
Juice
of
Vi
lemon,
teaspoon
sugar,
2
ounces
Monogram
Gin.
Fill
glass
with
soda
water.
GIN
FIZZ
Shake
well,
1
cocktail
glass
Monogram
Gin,
1
3
white
of
1
egg,
Vi
tablespoon
sugar,
3
dashes
lemon
juice,
cube
of
ice.
Strain
into
tall
glass
and
fill
with
soda
water.
WHISKY
HOT
TODDY
Dissolve
Vi
teaspoon
sugar
in
a
little
hot
water.
Stir
in
Speyside
Liqueur
Whisky
to
taste,
grate
nutmeg
on
top.
HIGHBALL
Add
a
jigger
of
Sherriff's
Gold
Bond
Whisky
to
lump
of
ice
in
highball
glass.
Fill
with
soda
water.
WHISKY
SOUR
23
shaker
of
shaved
ice,
wine
glass
Five
Scots
Whisky,
4
dashes
each
of
syrup
and
lemon
juice.
HOT
WHISKY
FLIP
Mix
yolk
of
egg,
teaspoon
sugar,
wine
glass
Caledonia
Liqueur
Whisky
in
glass.
Fill
half
full
with
very
hot
water.
Sprinkle
nutmeg
on
top.
RHUM
HOT
RHUM
Add
three
parts
very
hot
weak
tea,
or
water,
to
Vi
teaspoon
sugar
and
a
jigger
of
Rhum
Negrita.
Serve
with
a
slice
of
lemon.
LIQUEURS
Bardinet
Liqueurs,
rich
and
flavorful,
are
an
exquisite
complement
to
the
most
grand
occasions,
much
appreciated
after
dinner,
COCKTAILS
Silk
Hat
cocktails
are
mixed
by
experts
for
your
convenience
and
real
enjoyment,
Serve
cool
from
the
bottle.
Miss
Watson
their
way
to
the
65-year-old
widow's
home
every
night
after
the
alert
has
sounded.
There
they
find
supper
and
a
fire
beside
which
they
lie
and
purr
all
night.
"When
the
bombs
fall
particularly
close,
I
go
under
the
stairs
and
the
cats
follow
me
there,"
said
Mrs.
Roberts.
Cats
aren't
the
only
visitors,
however.
In
the
morning,
50
pigeons,
whose
croft
in
a
nearby
church
was
disturbed
by
a
bomb,
show
up
at
the
front
door
for
a
breakfast
of
crumbs.
i
Reach
ten
thousand
people
"with
'
"want
ad
"
in
the
Daily
News.
Fine
Products
For
Every
Taste
and
Every
Pocketbook
VieOOlUikiei
B.
C.
D.
Double
Distilled
CANADIANS
I
AT
BRISTOL
!
English
West
Coast
City
Organizes
t
For
Entertainment
of
Troops
BRISTOL
Encr
Csc.
20:
(CP
-Royal
Empire
Society
nieuifcp'
s
of
Bristol,
recently
bombed
heavily
oy
;
German
air
raids,
hove
inaugu-n.
v!
ia
plan
for
organized
entertammnet
of
Canadian
troops,
a
practice
t'lev
hope
will
te
adopted
throughout
the
United
Kingdom.
The
idea
was
formed
bv
Socletv
members
in
collaboration
with
members
of
the
Bristol
Canadiar
J
Club,
who
invited
16
officers
and
privates
from
different
Canadian
units,
chosen
at
random,
to
spend
three
days
ia
the
city.
During
the
thrpe
dnvs
thr
Canadians
were
taken
on
tours
of
thr-citv
and
neighboring
towns
and
later
were
guests
of
inrl'vlduM
'
members
with
whom
they
were
bil
leted.
Part
of
the
nrosaam
was
allotted
to
Individual
entertainment
by
club
members
who
devised
various
way?
of
keeDing
their
guests
I
"on
the
go"
for
three
full
days
Tlie
Canadians
were
given
a
block
of
seats
at
a
snecial
football
ame;
were
guests
at
luncheons
and
were
given
a
special
reception
bv
the
dean
at
the
Bristol
Cathedrcl
One
of
lhe
hosts
expressed
the
hope
Britsol's
-welcome
would
"break
the
Ice
and
that
all
the
hc
will
invite
their
guests
to
return
sotie
time,
or
else
invite
other
Canadian
troops
to
visit
them."
13
16oz.
$2.05
S
years
old
25
oz
3.25
uoz.
4.75
B.
C.
D.
Extra
Special
11
16
oz.
$1.65
years
old
25
oz,
2.60
40
oz.
4.00
B.C.
D.
3
Star
13oz.
$1.25
25
oz.
2.30
40
oz.
3.50
CmidonlShii
Qui
Pipers
12oz.
$1.35
25
oz.
2.65
Sterling
12oz.
$1.25
25
oz.
2.50
40
oz.
3.50
Monogram
12
oz.
$1.15
25
oz.
2.25
40
oz.
3.35
hiiklei
Speyside
Select
26
oz.
$3.25
Sherriffs
Gold
Bond
26
oz.
$3.00
40oz.
4.25
Five
Scots
Select
26
oz.
$2.90
Caledonia
Antique
Liqueur
16oz.
$1.65
26
oz.
2.70
40
oz.
4.00
Bottle
$3.35
Half
Bottle
I.75
VaAdlnet
fiqueuM
Very
Finest
Priced
From
$2.90
to
$3.15
Bottle
Cocktails
SILK
HAT
Manhattan
and
Martini's
25
oz.
$2.10
THE
DAILY
NEW3
AN
ILLEGAL
SOUVENIR
!
CHATHAM,
Eng.,
Dec.
20:
(CP)
(Albert
Mercer
was
fined
$8.!Q
here
J
for
failing
to
report
a
German
air-man
he
had
captured
had
t
para'
chute.
Mercer
said
the
Home
Guard
I
had
allowed
him
to
keep
the
'chute
as
a
souvenir.
SlilRI
YI3LETI
and
f
OASTIMf
Trv
This
Delightful
Monogram
Orange
Blossom
Shake
half
a
Of
of
itJlJ-
Monogram
London
.
.
1
the
,U
mice
GlnVith
J
Dry
.
cf
hslf
an
orange
sLier
half
filed
wah
cracled
ice.
Serve
very
cod,lnasmalgUnd
wait
or
the
applauft.
There
u
no
better
buy
than
a
British
Columbia
Distillery
Company
Ryel
These
outstanding
Canadian
Rye
Whiskies
are
thoroughly
matured
in
oak.
The
Government
Age
Stamp
on
every
bottle
is
your
guarantee
that
B.CD.
Rye
Whiskies
are
the
age
stated.
There
is
no
substitute
for
age!
When
you
buy
B.
C.
Distillery
Company
Ltd.,
Rye
Whiskies
you
buy
the
oldest
and
the
best
I
Look
for
this
Seal
of
Protection
on
every
bottle
you
buy.
MM.
The
BRITISH
COLurrlBiA
SiSTSLLERY
Go.
Ltd.
Hi
0
v
Thl
advertisement
I;
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Testimonial
To
Miss
Mills
At
Borden
Street
Tpnrhprs
and
staff
of
Borden
I
Street
School,
at
the
ChrlstmasJ
closing
yesterday
morning,
paia
feeling
tribute
to
their
principal,
Miss
S.
A.
Mills,
who
after
many!
years
of
devoted
and
successful
effort
ha
resigned
to
leave
the
city
and
take
ud
future
residence
in
the
south.
The
presentation
was
made
by
Miss
Lillian
HalUwell.
on
oenau
of
the
teachers
and
staff,
of
a
handsome
silver
tea
-service.
Accompanying
ihe
presentation
was
a
letter
which
read
as
follows:
!'Wlth
this
Efft
Eo
all
the
affec
tionate
best
wishes
of
both
pupils
and
staff
of
Borden
Street
School.
We
are
sorry
to
sec
you
go
but
hope
you
will
have
many
happy
years
in
which
to
enjoy
the
cup
that,
cheers.
'We
who
remain
behind
tn
Prince
Rupert
will
do
our
best
to
maintain
and
strengthen
the
traditions
which
vou
have
upheld
so
magnificently
throuehout
the
vears.
"May
God
bless
you
and
keep
you
always."
The
Christmas
program
included
he
following
numbers:
Chorus.
"Deck
the
Hall."
Piano
solo.
"Silent
Night,"
Els
oeth
Mackenzie.
Carol,
"Away
in
a
Manger,1
Grades
1
and
2.
Dut
"O
Little
Town
of
Bethle
hem."
Rosemary
Jlartwig
.
arid
Lois
Thnmnsnn.
5
Recitation,
"The
Act
of
Courtesy,"
Tea
Boulter.
.
Carols,
"In
a-
Manger"
and
"Around
the
Christmas
Tree.
Iradey
3
and
4.
.
Guitar
solo,
Tom
James.
Chorus.
"The
First
Nowell."
Recitations.
Dorothy
Edsar
and
Audrey
Pearson.
Part
Sontr.
"All
.Throuah
the
Kight."
School
Cnoirj;
j
Song.
"Mother
Dear,
Wliere
Are
Vou
Coins?"
Grade
2.
A
"spot"
costs
you
only
half
:dollar.
Try
It
In
the
Daily
Naws
classified
column.
(tf)
ii
'
Don
Delay
Christmas
Is
Only
a
few
days
away
Before
you
know
it
Christinas
will
be
here.
Purchase
your
Christmas
cards
today.
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
WRAPPING,
SEALS,
TAGS,
ETC.
Enjoy
full
selection,
leisure
In
shopping
and
delivery
at
your
convenience.
DIBB
PRINTING
Company
Besner
Block
Phone
234
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for
a
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to
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being
part
of
the
bulWlnj
txiaff
the
CommercUil
HoUl
situate
.!
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earner
or
First
Avenue
and
Eljlrth
Street
In
the
Ctty
of
Prince
Rupert
Upon
luidA
deacrttrt
a
Ua
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(13)
and
Fourteen
f!4),
Block
Nine
8),
Section
One
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of
BrrtUh
Columbia,
for
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sale
of
brer
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the
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are
or
bv
Ui
tn.
sumption
on
the
ptrcmlms
or
rieevrtme.
.
w,la
JBin
aT
November
1940.
ALEXANDER
J,
PRODHOMUE
Applicant,
SEND
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
1
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FROM
YOUR
OWN
DOOR
rs
8
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I
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SATURDAY
I
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BOSTON
HALL,
9
O'CLOCK
Central
Hotel
Modern
Steam-Heated
Rooms,
Dlnlne
Room,
Steam
Bath
and
Housekeeping
Apartments
Mrs..
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Proprietress
I
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box,
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pure
linen.
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pleasing
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cellophane
wrap.
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