THE DAILY NEWS

  

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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS. Lee Curtin Succumbs to Paraly-
. sis and Heart Failure
yy Mr. Little of Terrace is in the Bee
‘, ; city. Leo J. Curtin was taken to the
General Hospital early yesterday
1 The Rogers agency ticketed] morning, suffering from paraly-
if four passengers to Europe last|sis and heart failure. He was at
week. work and apparently in his usual
ia , aici health Saturday, but about noon
ie ° Mike Delich left Saturday for} was suddenly taken sick while
Abo t Chri tmas Presents Austria. He is sailing via the|/taking a bath in his home. Dur-
‘ , e French line from New York. ing Sunday he gradually sank
eis and passed away early this morn
- ? J. D. Westenhaver and family }ing.
| 9 are leaving for California, where Leo was a popular young fel-
0 to ace S Chey: will reetip'an Tutary, low and will be sadly missed. He
ie was born in Centralia, Ont., 28
f i Mrs. Knight and nephew, Of|vears ago and leaves a mother
by Skeena City, are visiting ‘here. and several sisters. He lived with
aoe Borden Street. The sisters are:
| The assortment i i The Amur is loading about 12) Mrs. J. Lorne McLaren, Mrs. Dr.
i min pee hg car loads of fish at the Cold|DesRosers, of Saskatoon, Misses
| that you will have no%diffi- Storage plant. Blanche, Hilda and Gracie.
: : The funeral will take place to-
Hi culty in making selections to V. J. Tompkins leaves today} morrow morning. Services will be
i : for Atlin where he will spend the/neid in the Roman Catholic
cover the list of what you are Xmas holidays with friends. church at nine o'clock, and the
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i i burial will be at Fairview Ceme-
t going to give. The Bonaventura has moved/tery, Hayner Bros. are the un-
down to the G. T. P. dock and is | gertakers.
fi now unloading rails.

 

 

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Visit Our Chinuware and Toy Section!

| HS. WALLACE CO., LID.

 

Third Avenue

 

 

If we have not already mailed

you one, ask for a copy of

our “Gift Suggestions”’---it will
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DEPARTMENT STORE

Prince Rupert

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Knott’s

Bakery

 

 

Cakes,

Phone

    

Xmas season is on.

Pies,

BIGGEST BAKERY IN NORTHERN B. C.

190

take special orders for Xmas

We

Puddings and all kinds of PFancyBaking.

ORDER EARLY |
and 363

3rd Avenue

 

| Knott’s : Bakery |

 

 

 

 

Rope
Pumps

   

Carpenters’ Tools
Wire Cable
tron Pipe

Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrugated Iron
“WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST”

710 SECOND AVE

Builders’ Hardware Ship Chandlery
Steel Blocks Fishing Tackle

Pipe Fittings Rifles and Shotguns
Valves Ammunition

Hose Paint

 

 

    
       

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Fine Jewellry For The Holiday Season!

Jewelry

You are cordially inyjted to inspect our new stock of
and Novelties. Tt.is the , finest assortment we
ver shown and the quality is the best obtainable.

enlarged quarters we are in a better position than
ever to cater to your wants.

2nd Ave. and 6th Street

R. W. CAMERON

Official Watch Inspector, G.T.P.

 

 

   
    
   
  
    
    

Alder

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.. Xmas Photos..

Don't forget
by sending your photo for

Just phone up and make

PEERLESS STUDIO

Block

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your promises,

Xmas,

QUICK DELIVERY

Cheer up your Triends

an appointment.

Phone Red 69

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A. MeNicholl, ¢

the Mystie Shrine.

J. Y. Rochester returned Sat-
urday. He will remain until after
the holidays.

Work has started on the erec-
tion of a seven room two storey
house on Sixth Ave., over the
creek for Mrs. West

The phrenologist who has been
operating here for ten days left
with about $400 of Rupert mo-
ney.

ed her
{1

She

The Spokane has chang
schedule and wiil now make
day round irips to Skagway.
will be in a-day earlier this time,
arriving from the south Thurs-
day evening.

has -a new
shop which
When the

Frizzell
in

George
weigh scales his
are a novelty here:
article is thrown on the flat form
an electric light displays a col-
ored sign as well as the weight.
George says you can't beat it.

The Mr. John
Burgi lived in at Terrace, and
which was owned by the Lakelse
Murray Co,, was recently
troyed by fire. Mr. Burgi lost a

house in which

des-

 

‘ Death of Mrs. Nehr
Mr. A. J.
felegram last Wednesday appris-

Burroughs received a

ing him of the serious condition
of his sister, Mrs. Nehr, and the
next morning he hurried away on

 

 

Messrs. G.
Peck, Geo. B. Hull and Cyril H. Post Office Emplo of England
Orme left for Vancouver this a it
morning to attend a meeting of stp

large amount of his.personal ef-
fects, including clothes, tools D. Mclvor.
and $75 in cash. On account of} 9: Gibfried.
this loss Mr. Burgi is compelled Mr. Moore.
to seek outside employment, Mr. Hudson.
when he should otherwise be de- Ww. B. Baer.
veloping his ranch. W. J. Lynch
Mr. Clifford.

CHRISTMAS STRIKE

 

(Special to the Daily News)
Leicester, Dec. 8.—The threat-
ened strike of post office employ-
numbering about 200,000,
has been postponed for further
conferences, but the government
proposition for an_ increase of
salaries has been rejected, the
men being determined to push
their original demand for an in-
crease of 15 per cent.

ees,

Big Passenger List
The Prince Rupert left this
morning with a big passenger
list for the south. Besides the
first class passengers there were

60 deck tickets issued:
William Leask
Captain Stinson

Cc. H,. Orme

H. Epstem.

O. Moon.

J. W. Nicholls

E. H. Morgan and wife
F. Peterson

J. N. Carr
Mrs. J, N.
Cy Peck
G. A. MeNicholl

F. Demitre and wife.
Mrs. B. Jack.

Geo. B. Hull

W. E. Tucker

W. R. Adams

Cc. O. Bean .

Carr

 

Passengers Southbound

Princess Beatrice left last
following

The
evening with the pas-
sengers:

William Angle.

 

 

 

 

PHONE 187

Stalker

Stalker

Quality First

the Venture for Rainier, Oregou. H. T. Currie.
He was evidently too late as Mr Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Northup.
A. Douglas received a telegram T. MecClymont.
this morning that Mrs. Nehr jad H. H. Boyton
passed away on Saturday. [%e A. T. Proverst.
funeral takes place today H. W. Levine.
— B. Yates.
Just Arrived J. H. Lahrash.
The Blackstone Vacum Mas- F. Peters.
sager. Watch tomorrow's pap- J. W. McLeod.
er for details. Mrs. Handasyde, A. McKinnon.
hair dressing parlors. 287 Ek. and C. Wisson.

2nd Ave and McBride

Choice Sweet Potatoes, 6 Ibs 2Be| Extra fancy Currants, lb ....16¢
No, 1 Can. Tomatoes, 2 cans 260 | xtra Fancy Sultanas, pkg.. 10
No. 1 Canned Peas, 2 cans for 25 | Tea Garden Mince Meat 75e and
No. 1 Canned Beans, 2 cans 26e 01.50.

No .1 Canned Corn, 2 cans 26¢ . fev orci ae tome ae
Cut Mixed Peel, f Ib........ 25c to 75c each

New Raisins seeded, 2 lbs for 2Be|Arcadian Codfish, 2 |h box. .36e
New Currants, 2 lbs for -25c | Extra fine old cheese, |b 25c

 

PHONE 187

& Wells

& Wells

We Try To Please

 

:: A FEW THINGS

qet: Remember
2nd. Remember your Frienc
3rd. Remember that there

than a diamond, a watch,
fine china, sterling
brella, clock, toilet
ith. Remember the time t
5th. The place to get the r

WARK’S:

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Silver, t

sels or

 

Christmas is Coming

a piano,

 

TO REMEMBER ::

js at Christanas.

is nothing more acceptable
piece of jewelry, cut glass,
1and bags, fountain pen, um-

> buy a gift is now.

ight goods at right prices is

WARK’S

 

 

 

WEEK OF FINE FILMS

 

Scotch collie dog.

Wednesday and Thursday
there will be “From the Manger
to the Cross,” a wonderful
presentation which was describ-

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ed in Saturday's News, and on
Friday.and Saturday evening

Malone's
Irish |
fun
the
Com.

there comes “Widow
Faith,” with Trish
music, Irish faces and Irish
On Wednesday, the 17th,
Josephine Deffrey Stock
pany will start an engagement}
for a month, covering the holiday}
season and opening ‘business of]
the house for the New Year. i

scenery,

JOO JOISTS IOI III III III OSS SAS SASSI SIH

Many Mud Slides

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Tire Westholme Secures Some of ‘
Best on Market :
a HRISTMAS UGGESTION 3
Manager Strassburg, of the S .
Westholme Opera House, who is *
at present on the coast looking a ¥
reer ce ane Oe ae ee pee — J
been successful in securing sev- Come in and spend a few minutes with *
eral special attractions for this i r : . 3
city. Of these there will tonight | ing” our display will make it eas 7
and tomorrow night be a five reel something that will be both uses 1 ;
programme which embraces a
bronco feature called “The Mad- Fitted Suit Cases Fitted Hand Bags
cap,” by an excruciatingly funny ° ‘
iereé entitled “A Voice from the we wees Smoking Jackets
Deep,” and then comes a chatm- Silk Pyjamas Silk Night Gowns
ing piece for children, showing
the wohantial sagacity and faith Fancy Sweater Coats Fancy Neckwear
fullness of the hero, a clever Silk Mufflers Fancy Suspender Sets

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Silk Lined Gloves
Linen Handkerchiefs

Silk Handkerchiefs Fancy Silk Collar Boxes

Martin : O’Reilly

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Umbrellas

Silk Hosiery

 

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P. ROBERTSON

INCORPORATED ACCOUNTANT (Eng.)
© SECRETARY ithistin

THE UP-TO-paTE

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FOR RENT
DESK RO@M in ground floor office, Apply
P.O. Drawer 1663 City. 285-1
SEVERAL GOOD FLATS and houses fur-
nished and unfurnished. Westenhaver
Bros, 285-287
FOR RENT-—Nice 3 room cottage on Park
Avenue at $15.00, Water in the house,
Crown Agency Co, 285-f

ROOM TO RENT—-Comfortable, well fur-
nished room, heated. Bath and toilet

 

 

in house. Phone. Apply Box 933.
283-88

FOR RENT—Three nice bright outside
rooms in. Smith Block, steam heated,
never occupied, excellent for offices,
reasonable rent. Apply J. A. Smith,
Room 12. 281i

FOR SALE

FOR SALE—Gerham-deintzman cabinet
grand piano, practically new. Cash or
terms. John D. Westenhaver, 333 Fifth

Avenue East. 285-f

COWS fresh calved and coming in always
on hand, and tuberculosis tested. John
Christy, cattle dealer, Collingwood West!
corner Carleton and Westminster Road.
Phone Collingwood 46 R. Post Office,

 

 

 

 

Mrs. Sanders, Green 202.
BOY WANTED-—-Good smart boy or young

 

 

e00n meals. at the B. C. Cafe, 118 Sto
A trial will convince you.

 

 

Collingwood East, Box 20. 270-1f| FEED SEEDS
Lost HAY TIMOTHY K ent
OATS CLOVER ( )
LOST pair of slippers and rubbers, Please
return to Plat 4, Clapp Bldg, 287-289 | WHEAT ALFALFA
S8-roomed h
CORN ETC :
WANTED fee Creek
‘ . > RY wir 7k TY |: oomed |
BOY wants work during eveninsg. Box 91] CHICKEN FEED A SPECIAL Ey | S-rdomed ©
Dally News. 289 hy Sec. 6
WANTED a good general servant. Apply

man for clothing store. Apply Martin 2 | Cabin,. Fras
O'Reilly. 2sou
SOND peters aeevant wanted: Ps pee e e Cabin ith A
7 so nurse or wante our
help employed. Mrs. L. W. Patinore, Advertise In It
Co. F
MISCELLANEOUS ¢. R. Naden 0
Real Estate and 1

The Daily News

 

 

 

 

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Phe heavy rains and snow IN| qugits, investigations, Adjustments, Liqui-
the interior has been giving the Gations and Assignments |
> T. P. a lot of trouble with | Smith Block, 3rd Ave., Prince Rupert, B.C.) | ————
mud slides at various points all} LAND CLEARING
the way up as far as Morrice- | Bookkeeping Taught Phone 539 ; i
town.. The company report that|8¥ Private Lessons |, Peter Nelsor
, J are serious ¢ — or clearing land
none of them are erious altho- WENDELL R. JONES | also swood f
ugh they cause considerable de-| EXPERT ACCOUNTANT | N applicatior
lay to traffic. |
There has been a report cur- | 8rd Ave. and 6th 8t., PRINCE RUPERT, 8.6.
rent that the company was con-|
sidering abandoning the present}
srade and taking the old Copper | é |
River survey in order to ay id} is Church Services - | FOR SALE
the gumbo slides but Supt. Meh-} ‘ ;
an s¢ » knew nothing of such] | SECTION 1
ho said: he knew. nothis oud ay FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH |
plans. j Services every Sunday in the >
Churet Hall at 11 a.m. and
ee ree | Empress Theatre at 7.8) p.m. j
Made Holiday Purchase | Sunday School at 2.30 p.m. lhe '
Py REV. F. W. KERR, BLA.. Pastor ||
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Geo. Frizzell returned Satur-| THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SECTION 2
day from the south where he|] *TYRS HALL, Sup ave, NuAR OTH BT i
" | Servi Sunday st li i
went to purchase his Xmas stock} am. end 730 pm. Sunday ieee Oo 8
of poultry. George says Van-} eee one dan oan. Seraan in
ecouver is so dull that the citi- REV. W. J° SCOTT Acting Pastor |
zens there have forgotten” to Seats calcerils
1 oO CHURC
knock Prince Rupert in their Saaer. Aue pupenave PL.Aae SECTION 5
pessimism over their own troub- Serviess every Sunday, st, 11 a ;
les. He thinks Prince Rupert is MuAciten sk 84.00
the best town on the coast. REV. MR. DIMMICK PASTOR
Géorge’s Christmas stock | be Speen ety ee N7
Raat See LOCe Wilt “De ST. ANDREW'S ANGLICAN CHURCH SECTIO
1ere on the 29th. Cor. Fifth Ave. aud Dunsmuir Place Lot 8
Morning prayer, 11. Even- bala
prayer, 7:30. Sunday .
, s school, 2:30 p. m. Holy Lot 7, }
Sundays Sermon spoilt Commmiunion > frat" Sunday
of month, at {i a m., Lots i
@ and third Sunday at §& £800 cas}
by Coughing ;% . m.
@ REV. G. A. RIX - RECTOR SECTION 8
A dose of Mathieu's Syrup 4 jo relies is A
e of TarandCodLiverOiltaken 4 THE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL Lots B
before leaving for church will Granville Court al bal. ¢
check that service spoiling é Sunday services at 11 I P
cough. 3 a. m., 3 and ~ p. m. Sun- 0 !
: da fchool, 1:30 p. m = aaa
This preparation acts as a ‘ Week aight services XNon-
tonic as well as a cough cure % day, Wednesday, Thurs- FOR RENT
and its use soon enables the 4 day and Saturday
system ‘to throw off all signs a wane -— 1} sh
of cold. a CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETINGS |
Keep it in the house — Held in Hays Bidg, 245 2nd Ave |
ait Sunday service {{ 3. m ‘yf 6 B
large bottle 35c at a!! dealers ‘ | Sunday school meets after ih s
the moruing service. Tes- Dal
4. L. MATEEEU CO.. Prep. mony meetings Wednes- :
Sherbrooke, P.Q. | days at § p. m. Reading ”
PS. —Mathiew's Nervine Posoders curt head | room is open every day pposit
aches one ee Sever. Invaluable for except Sundays and legal
fe take ommrctiom with . wei
STathten's Syrup. | 35¢ Dos of 18 Possdere.} peaeeys thet 9. l4-room {
¢ I-tet 3 4 | building
CDe-WSD> 6-BSHDEDEDEDE | basem :
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