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is a very simple matter
at the REXALL STRO.S
Our stock is complete
from the little Brow
to the more expensive
Kodaks. Let us assist
you in selecting the
Xmas kodak.

Cc. H. ORME

The Pioneer Drugetst—-Two Stores
82 —-PHONES~—200

 

 

 

WARNING

You will lose money if you do not buy your Xmas
goods from Allen. See his stock of Toys in the branch
store in the old C. P. R. office building in the Alder Block.

Absolutely the largest shipment of Xmas novelties ever
imported into this city.

Toys, Toys, Toys, nothing but Toys

All the old favorites,together with the latest mechan-

ical novelties. Even the grownups, to say nothing of the
children, are captured by the attractiveness of the great
display. Come early and get first choice.
J.D. ALLEN PHOTO CO.
Sixth Street

 

 

   

FRIDAY, SATURDAY ane CATURDAY AFTERNOON

 

 

 

Extraordinary Production of the Great ‘a Pray

The Night Before Christmas

MISS JULIA FEHR and LITTLE ETHEL GRAY
in Fine Juvenile Parts

Introducing

 

 

POPULAR PRICES—25c., 5c. & 50c.

 

 

 

 

Matinee Prices Adults, 25e; Children, 15¢
Reserved Seats at Orme’s Third Ave. Drug Store. Telephone 200.
—_ — —— — — —_—— -
Christmas Gifts

   

  
   

  

Our Christmas stock is now complete. We have just
finished opening a large shipment of imported goods direct

from Japan, including:

      
   
 

Watches
Handsome Clocks
and Jeweiry of All Kinds

the
lowest

Fancy Japanese Vases
Fancy Jardinieres
Fancy Cups and Saucers

 
   
    

of

can

   

selection
that

will
Our

A visit to our store
your Christmas gifts.
be secured.

MUSSALLEM & CO.

423 Fifth Ave. Phone Black 228

help you
prices are

in
the

      
    
  
 

 

SANTA CLAUS

Has Made His Headquarters at

JABOUR BROS.

He has brought with him the biggest assortment of

Teys, Dolls and Christmas Goods

Dolls, all sizes, from 25c to $3.00

TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!

All the latest novelties in toys that please not only
the little ones but amuse the grownups as well. The
stock includes Trains, Carpenter's Sets, Musical Toys,
Bowling Alleys, Mechanical Toys, Animals of All Kinds, Etc.

 

we have ever had.

A visit to our store is sure to please the little ones,
Come early while the assortment is large.

Jabour Bros.

Third Avenue The House of Good Values

MISSING!

Prouante 7 aundege obo shinning our offer to send FREE our large
range of patterns o “AMOUS SUITS or OVERCOATS
TO MEASURE (Carriage and Duty Paid) at $8.60 (valued by our
euptemers at $20). Together with patterns we will also send a tape
measure, fashion plate, and ful! i: struc tions how to measure yourself,
ALL FREE. You have only to read !our book of testimonials and you
will be convinced that no other firm in the world can approach us for
value. Money returned if you are not satisfied,
Address for Pattcrns:
CURZON BROG., Ciougher Syndicate,
), 449 Spadina Avenue, TORONTO, ONTARIO,

Please mention this Advertisement

 

 

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Peerless Studio

Rooms 19.20.21 Alder Block
Cor. 3rd Ave. and 6th St
Special Styles at Red 1 Priet
All Work Guara d

 

EMPIRE BATHS

For an easy and comfortable shave drop
in at the Empire Baths on Third Ave. The
most up-to-date furnishings have been in
Stalled and the general surroundings are
such as appeal to particular people |

Centrally Located
Opposite Majestic Theatre

KEEFE & DORREL
Proprietors

FURNISHED ROOMS & CABINS |‘

to rent $1.50)
$2.00 for dou |
and hot

Furnished rooms and beds
yer week for single beds,
le bed Complete with bath
water.

Furnished Cabins at $4 a month)
APPLY 208 NINTH AVENUE}

|
PANAMA STUDIO
613 3rd Ave.
(Above Burns Meat Store

Christmas is Coming.
Have your father’s, mother’s or children’s
photographs enlarged and finished }
in olls, ete |

Make Early Sittings for All Distant
Countries,

 

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To make room = for our

large stock of next = sea

son's goods we are offer-

ing:

White backs from 7'.c up
per roll

Gilts, from 10c. up per roll

SEE OUR HIGH GRADE

BURLAPS

Tex-ta Dor-na double dy-
ed, soft burlap, per yd.,20e
Imperial and Colonial fill-
ed, dyed, per yard... .30c

The A.W.Edge Co.

|}rOR RENT

WALLPAPERS : .-

| pany,

THE DAILY NEWS

“The News” Classified
=One Cent A Word For Each Insertion==

THERE ARE NO

“DEAD ONES"

 

 

 

 

For Rent
FOR RENT-—Furnished house kee}
rooms, Apply at Alder Block, Third Av
enue 281-29

eight rooms
Bainter &|

277-0

Furnished house,
bath. Rent reasonable
Phone 387

with
Sloan.

McINTYRE HALL to lease for dances, ete
Terms. Gray & Son, Black 78 oo

 

Wanted

 

 

general
2s7er

WANTED—-A
housework

woman for
Ave bast

en ee
For Sale

girl
720

or
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MORRIS piano,
Address box
pert

good condition, cheap
News, Prince Ru-
ooatr

in
60,

 

Lost and Found

 

 

 

FOUND—THE FRENCH WAY CLEANERS,
1007 Robson Street, Vancouver, B. C.
Express paid one way on $5.00 orders,
both ways on $10.00 orders. Write
for price list 58-tf

LOST In neighborhood of Dunsmuir
street, small English setter puppy dog
aged three months Black and white
with brown spots over eyes Inform
Prince Rupert Hydro-Electric ompany
287-289

 

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Miscellaneous
ee ere

 

WILL the lady who took 4 pair of shoes
by mistake from Meintyre Hall on Fri
day night please leave them at (iray &

Son's and receive her own in exchange?

 

288-290
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NOTICE.

In the Matter of the Companies
Act and in the Matter of Sican
& Company, Limited.

TAKE NOTICE that an application will
be made to the Registrar of Joint Stock
Companies after the expiration of one
month from the date of the first publica-

tion of this notice for leave to change the
name of the above company from “Sloan
& Company, Limited.” to “Bryant Com
Limited

Dated the
i912

ist day of November, A. D

WLLIAMS & MANSON,

Solicitors for Sloan & Company, Limited,

 

 

 

 

Empress Theatre at 7 30 p.m.
Sunday School at 2.30 p. m.

REV. F. W. KERR, M.A.,

Pastor

THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
MCINTYRE HALL, 3RD AVE., NEAR 6TH ST.
Services every Sunday at 11
a.m. and 7.20 pm. Sunday
School 2.30 p. m. Baraca

Bible Class 2.30 p.m.

REV. W.H.McLEOD B.A B.D. Pastor

THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
SIXTH AVE. AND MUSGRAVE PLACE

Services every Sunday at 1)

am. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday
School at 2.30 p.m. |
REV. C. R. SING, B.D. PasToR

 

THE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL
Granville Court

Sunday services at it |
am. 3 and8’p.®. Sun

day School, 1:30 p. m.

Week night services Mon-

day, Wednesday, Thurs

day and Saturday.

CAPT. AND MRS TUTTE

Commanding OMcers

 

 

 

|
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| Skeena Land District

|

jthence north 40 chains, thence east 60
| chains, thence south 60 chains, thence
west to foreshore, thence following the

| foreshore westerly

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| containing 640 acres more or less,

 

 

LAND PU RCHASE NOTICES.

 

Skeena Land District
Ran,

Take notice that |, Albert Lopas, of
Prince Rupert, B. C., occupation pros-
pector, intend to apply for Se to
purchase the following descr

Commencing at @ post planted about 30
chains south of Graveyard Point telegraph
oMfice and being on the south side of
Skeena Hiver, thence south 40 chains,
thence east 40 chains, thence north 40
chains, thence west 40 chains to post of
ommencement, containing 160 acres more

or less.
sipeat LOPAS.
Dated August 24th, 1912
Pub, Sept. 28, 1912.

Skeena Land District—District of Coast,
Range V.

pains of Coast,

Take notice that I, Henry Smith, of
Prince Rupert, B. C., ocedpation tail-
roader, intend to apply for rmission to
purchase the following described lands;

Commencing, at 4 p0s), planted about 70
chains distant and in putherly direction
from Graveyard Point telegraph office and
being on the south side of the Skeena
River, thence south 80 chains, thence west
80 chains, thence north 80 chains, thence
east 80 chains to post of commencement,

MIKE VUKSTICH
Dated August 24th, 1912

Pub, Sept. 28, 1912

District of
ange IV
Take notice that Richard J.
Vancouver, B. C., occupation bookkeeper,
jintends to apply for permission to pur-
| chase the following described lands
Commencing 4@t & post planted on the
foreshore in @ small bay about one-half
mile north of entrance to Kumeolon Inlet,

Coast,

Orant, of

© point of commence
containing 240 acres more or less
eu MICHARD J. GRANT
iiiam J. Mogridge Agent
Dated October 7th, 1912
Pub, Oct. 20, 1012

TRY A NEWS WANT AD

ment,

 

2nd Avenue 226 Sixth Street, Prince Rupert, B. C.
J

ts | EN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION
| FOR THE ISSUE OF A_ DUPLICATE
| CERTIFICATE OF TITLE FOR LOT 8,
- Church Services - | BLOCK 3, TOWN OF SEALY. (MAP

| 956
ee eee Notice is hereby given that it is my in
IRS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH tmiion to issue at the expiration of thirty
sees gary Ses ae ee dav« after the first publication hereof 4

 

 

duplicate of the Certificate of Title to the
abovementioned lands in the name of Ella
Lozo which Certificate of Tithe was issued
on application dated the 4th August, 1912,
and is numbered 621 A
sod Registry Office, Prince Rupert,
November 9th, 1912
276-41 WILLIAM EB. BURRITT,
District Registrar.

8. C.;

OF ATLIN,
BETWEEN
and ED

IN THE COUNTY
holden at PRINCE RUPERT,
MARTHA CARROLL, Plaintiff,

WARD JAMIESON, Defendant

COURT

Take notice that on the 30th
November, A. D. 1912, a plaint
and summons issued herein by the under
signed in which said plaint the plaintiff
claims a8 against you the specific per
formance of a certain agreement of sale
entered into between yourself and the
plaintiff on the &th day of September,
A. D. 1909, whereby you sold to the plain
tiff Lot 5, Block 30, Section 6, City of
Prince Rupert, according to 4 map or plan
of the said city filed in the Land Registry
Office at Prince Rupert and numbered 923

The plaintiff! asks the Court to order a
conveyance of the lot aforementioned to
herself or to grant a vesting order vesting
the said lot in herself.

And further take notice
within eight days after the
tion hereof inclusive of the
publication you return to the Registrar of
this Court at Prince Rupert a dispute note
dated and signed by yourself or your 80

day of
was filed

that unless
first publica
day of such

licitor in answer to the plaintiff's claim,
the plaintiff! may proceed in this action
and judgment may be given against you
in your absence, 286-201

WILLIAMS & MANSON
Solicitors for Defendant.
TO EDWARD JAMIESON,

 

Advertise in

The Daily News

* Fraternal

 

Why Do You Allow

Ads.

HERE—

 

 

SONS OF ENGLAND ELECT
OFFICERS LAST NIGHT

Order “Choose Officers
for the Ensuing
Year.
geht along

Gaining in strength t

the local organization of the

lodge of

to shortly

Sons of England bids

fair become one of the

institutions of its nd

migest

cits \

str

in the number of new

members were initiated last even

ing at the session of the order
Phere was a large attendance of
members, the business of elect
ing officers for the ensuing year
taking place.

rhe officers elected were as
follews President, A Silver
sides; vice president, 1 W Sil
versides; secretary, H. W. Birch;
treasurer, J. BE. Unwin; chaplain,
J. Hutehinson; trustees, 8. M
Newton, Frank \ Ellis and
George Leek; auditors Frank
Falter, J. Howe and Alex. Stowell

The supreme executive at To
ronto has appointed F. V. Clark
district deputy for the Prince

Rupert district.

The past presidents of the I»
cal lodge are E. A. Woods ard
Frank A. Ellis.

T. ‘W. Barnes
delegate to the
the year 1913.

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

was appointes

supreme lodge o1

 

 

Government Agent Ww M
Sandilands left last night on the
Prince John on a trip to Masset
He will return here before leay
ing for his headquarters at Queer
Charlotte City

William Manson, M. P. P., was
amongst the passengers on the
Prince John for Massel last
night. Mr. Manson has gone over
to the islands on business con
nected with his constituency and
will return on Sunday
There was a young man in so

ciety
Who was known as the pink of
propriety

He worked in a bank

And put on much “swank
But a store gave too much no

toriety

a a

Messrs. McFadden, represent-
ing Swift & Co., and Jerry Bon-
neau, of local fame, pioneer res-
taurant man and big real estate
owner, left last evening on the
Prince John on a visit to the
islands.

Toy and crockery department
now ready for business Wal.
lace's PRR. PRO

Subseribe for the Daily News

“Want Ad.”

Yesterday. at St. Andrew's ¥Epis-
copal Church a quiet wedding was

celebrated by the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Du Vernet, the contracting pat
ties being Miss Violet Frampton
of England and Mr. Cedrie W.
St. Vincent, late of South Africa
an da veteran of the Boer war, at
present fire warden at Gitsum-
kalum. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of a few
intimate friends, the happy
couple leaving al midnight on
the Prince John for Masset, on
the Queen Charlotte Islands, for
their honeymoon trip

Choicest liquors and cigars—
Savoy.

Subscribe for the Daily News,

the Xmas Gift

Question to Worry You?

A nice
make

We

the
have

most

them for all

appropriate present one

pain of slippers or a good pair of shoes will

could give

members of the family

CASH PRIZES

A Coupon with Every One Dollar Purchase.

Renworth & Jefferson

Srd Ave. and Bth 8t.

 

Best in Footwear

Saturday, Peo,

+

GRIFFITH STOCK COMPANY IN

FORE CHRISTMA

 

It was disappointing that there

was not a larger audience to wit
ness the splendid produetion of
The Night Before Christome
by the Grifith Stock Company
last night The play, which is a
very dramatic one, was written]
by Hal Read while in the pen
tentiary for alleged murder
under cireumstances similar to
those which he depicts in the
play Che acting and work of the
entire company was above re
proach rhe strong court room
scene, the happy family circle on
Christmas Eve and the = fina
écene in the governor's home
and the confession of the real
criminal were each faultlessly
portrayed

As the judge who must sit
judgment on his own son, Mr
Griffith was excellent His ir
lerpretation of the part was vin
and = life-like Every emotion
was depicted upon his face as tne
evidence was being revealed id
the climax of the scene where
the jury returns the verdiet of
gutiitv was heart breaking. ii was
truly a great piece of acting and
one that could easily be spoiled
by a less proficient actor

Miss Griffith as the mother of
the accused bov plaved the part
asisened to her as vividly as
would any nother in real ifs
of anguish when sentence was

DRAMA SCORE GREAT Success

BEST ACTING EVER SEEN IN CITY APpEaRs

IN “NIGHT oe.

"COURT ROOM ScCEN
PORTRAYED—PLAY WRITTEN BY conv OLY

NVICT

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Mr. Harry 1
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Roy

Flower

Hague, J il
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made such a
mess, were will
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chestra

the
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Mr. (iv

Christmas

by

 

CANADA SHOULD PROVIDE

Rowell Says Canada Should Pro-
vide for Maintenance of

Battleships.

Galt, Ont., Dee Libera
Leader Rowell speaking at a
banquet here tonight, said that
the Borden naval policy did not
go far enough that it does
provide for the maintenance and
upkeep of the three battleships
provided for in the programme

At Empress Theatre ee,

 

character, together with some of

a comic vein, all go to make

Class show

a first

 

 

Skeena Land District—District of
nge V.

Take notice that George KR. Naden, of
Prince Rupert, occupation broker, intends
to apply for permission to lease the fol-
lowing described lands
Commencing at &@ post planted about
four distant in a southerly direction from
Moore's Cove, thence east 80 chains, thence
south 80 chains, thence west 80 chains to
shore line, thence north 80 chains to
point of commencement, containing 640
acres more or less
GEORGE R. NADEN.
Per Daniel Lyons, Agent.
Dated September 19th, 1912.
Pub. Sept. 28, 1912.
Skeena Land District-—-District of
Range V
Take notice 4hat I, Alexander Noble, of
Port Essington, B. C., occupation cannery
man, intend to apply for permission to
purchase the following deseribed lands
Commencing at @ post planted at the
southwest corner of Lot 27, thence north
20 chains, thence west 20 chains more or
less to Lot 1746, thence south 20 chains
more or less to the beach, thence follow-
ing the shore to point of commencement,
ontaining 40 acres more or less.
ALEXANDER NOBLE
Dated October 16th, 1012.
vub, Nov. ith, 1012——Jan. 6, 1013

of Coast,

Coast,

skeena Land District-—District

Range V.
notice that 1, Sam Ennyu, of
Kayex, British Columbia, occupation lum-
berman, intend to apply for permission to
purchase the following described lands;
Commencing at @ post planted at the
southwest corner of Lot 182, Range V,
Coast District and on the north bank of
the Kayex Kiver, thence west 19 chains,
thence north 15 chains, thence east 15
chains to the boundary of Lot 182 afore-
said, thence south along the said boundary
15 chains to point of commencement,
containing 23 acres more or less.

SAM ENNYDU,
10th, i912,
1912 -—Jan.

Take

Dated October

Pub, Nov, tith, 6, 1013

District ~ District of Coast

Range IV
that William J

Skeena Land

Mogridge,
occupation broker,

Take notice
of Vancouver, B, C.,
intends to apply for permission to lease
the following described lands
commencing at & post planted
foreshore in Kumeolon Inlet, on Lot No
187, thence east 80 chains, thence south
40 chains, thence west 20 chains more or
less to river bank, thence northerly fol
lowing river bank and foreshore to point
of commencement, containing 60
more or less,

on the

WILLIAM J
Dated November 15, 1012
Pub, Nov, 25, 1012-—Jan

MOGRIDGOR

20, 1018
Land District Coast,
Kange

Take notice that Reuben W. Rogers, of
prince Rupert, B. C., occupation transfer
man, intends to apply for permission to
purehase the following described lands
Commencing 4t @ post planted at the
northeast corner of Lot 6141 Range 5,
Coast District, near Lakelse Lake, thence
north 40 chains thence west 40 chains,
thence south 40 chains, thence east 40
chains to place of commencement

AK ROGERS

Skeena District of

Packed o verflow

popular Empress Ficaize. m
ing picture show furnished a
splendid entertainment last even
ing which will be repeated again
tonight Dante's Inferno a}
wonderfully wierd and realistic
film, held the audience = spel
bound for half an hour or more
It is a daring subject most
graphically portrayed Other
films of an intensely interesting

up|

LAND PURCHASE NOTIC ES |

Coast,
|

acres |,

FOR RENT

FOR UPKEEP OF SHIPS 0 w1%1 ss so sow

bath ne ‘
MeCaffery & Gibt
286-288
Lot 23, Block 20, Se Second Ave
#1 860.00 Equity ead 6. T. P. term
Lots 26 and 97, Block 15. Section §
$500.00 % cash and terms
H. DOUGLAS
339 Third Ave (Opposite P.0.) Bor 606
Bo
Owing to expirat 4 ‘
of? I re ture, Crock
| Move t the tw
|? th “r and rad A
Reduction in Prices
|
Our entire stock naif
the market price
}stock as much as | ‘
t if permanent ‘ ans
lof Montreal
er A splendid ass
— w Ohristmas gift
F. W. HART
Tih Bt. and 3rd Ave

 

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George Leek

Prince Rupert

pneeee

618 3rd Ave.

 

 

One Double

Corner

7th AVENUE
SECTION SIX

$2000 cash and the balance over tet
years at 6 per cent

 

Samuel Harrison & Company

Brokers and Financial Agente

Second Ave. Prince Rupert

To Rent

$26.00

hay

roomed house

A
Avenue

$10.00

i
ul

2 room eabin, ¢
$20.00
Avenue » x
$75.00

Ave

Oftiee on Second

Store Beet

on

70

GR. Naden Co, Lid

 

Dated Noy
Pub, Nov

- ion }

1912--Jan, 19, 1019

 

gud Avenue