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have no place to store
the goods. Our loss is
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about five days.
are positively forced to
get rid of everything at
unheard of prices.

 

 

 

This will be the greatest Sacrifice Sale of Furniture, House Furnishings, Crockery, etc.,
ever held in the City of Prince Rupert. We positively must clean out every dollar’s

worth of stock in 5 days commencing on

Tuesday Morning, the 24th inst, at 9 O'clock

 

 

 

 

Starling Bargains in Furniture, Crockery, Carpets, Etc.

RUGS AT REDUCED PRICES

We will get rid of every Rug
in stock. Beautiful Axminster,
Wilton, Brussels

Rugs
value.

and Tapestry

sacrificed regardless of

Union Floor Squares in good
designs, durable and attract-

ive; sale price........ $6.40
Beautiful Tapestry Squares,
suitable for any room;
only ... . $6.95

Magnificent Axminster and Wil-
ton Squares in all the popu-
lar effects. Fit for a palace.
Sale price from $39.00

SAVE DOLLARS ON FURNI-
TURE—BUY NOW °

A tine weathered oak Buffet,
mission design, with handy
silver and linen drawers, cup-
boards, large bevelled mirror.

Sale pried oc csass $37.95
Splendid oak Dresser, extra
large British plate’ mirror,

Sale starts

YOUR CHANCE TO OBTAIN
ENAMELLED WARE

plenty of drawers, ete. Sale
price only . $19.95

Large, comfortable Settee, mis-

sion design, solid leather up- Enamelled Teapots 60c
heietduial only . $25.00 Enamelled Coffee Pots .50c
Kitchen and dining room Chairs, (iood Enamelled Hand Ba-
all prices. DR Maas. ow bie cot Ohad 40c
CHENELLE PornTieRes, Lace = "'"*! “IN tlily_ Ketlies $1.50
CURTAINS, IN BOUNDLESS Fine Stew Pots from. .25c
VARIETY AND LOW PRICES Individual Teapots ...,... 45c
Our entire stock of Chenelle Large sized Pitchers..... .46e
Portieres, Tablecloths, Lace Strong Sanitary Mixing
Curtains, ete., will be at the Bowls ....., $1.00
mercy of the public. Don't Remember, every piece of tin
ta ag rf 1 and enamelled ware in stock is
hile 1ey last we will offer .
reduce , » spot, Sale
a fine line of Nottingham Lace ee . > a "
Gurtaiss at ...... ... B0c ’ eee
Some very high class Lace Cur- TOILET SETS
— Bop $2.50 oo \ splendid range of extra
mily, air an ia
An exceptional assortment of quality decorated Toilet Ware.
high grade Lace Curtains in There are ten pieces in the set,
latest weaves: worth 83.00; worth from $7 to 810 a set.
for $2.00 Take your choice; only $3.30

Tuesday

morning, Sept. 24th, at 9

SPLENDID BRASS AND IRON
BEDS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY

Never again will you be able
to buy these useful and neces

sary articles at such low prices.

Full sized Enamelled Bed of
superior quality and design;
were $7.00; for ... $4.00

Beautifully designed Metal
Beds, very artistic; were
Oi 4. GOs’ Cale is obec 0: $8.96

Magnificent solid Brass Beds,
very latest makes; were
ORO ee 8s. on $32.95

MISCELLANEOUS

Glass Fruit Bowls .. 50c

Good Glass Cake Dishes 75c

B. & H. Radiant Burner
Lamps, the best make. .$2.50

A fine Plate Glass Mirror, 12x
20, oak frame....... . $3.80

THE BIG FURNITURE STORE

Come 100 miles if necessary.

F. W. HART, Proprietor

it will pay you. Be on the spot.

 

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Never again in B. C. ® © This Forced Out Sale
cere | Flouse Furnishings | rhe"
to obtain such mar- everything bought at
velous prices. The roof F. W. Hart’s Big Furni-
will be off our store in ture Store until the
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a day.

cooking arrangements;
promptly on time.

The Gurney Economizer

controls everything. The

a success and a pleasure.

FRED

PRINCE

 

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Tre Gurney-Oxford
is prompt

No matter what comes or goes—meals we must have

The preparation of meals comes round three times

Every housewife wants to know that she can depend
on her stove absolutely ; she wants to know that there

is no element of chance or likelihood of mishap in her
that meals will be ready

accident and mishap in cooking.
and found only on the Gurney-Oxford. One lever

for hours and revived in a few minutes.
ment of flues makes the Gurney-Oxford Oven always
uniformly heated—the Gurney-Oxford Oven is never
to blame! It will make a good cook a better cook; it
does more than its share towards making every meal

is an assurance against
Itis a simple device

fire can be slowed down
An arrange:

 

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North American Indians, trans-]!% Canada
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