IF THE GIFT IS LASTING
The SENTIMENT IS LASTING

Naturally if the gift is a temporary thing that is soon worn out or used up, the sentiment
which inspired it is soon forgotten. If you want your good wishes to live on for years, give
a lasting gift. OUR.stock of distinctive gifts consists almost entirely of articles of that kind.

 

Ladies’

DIAMONDS mounted in Platinum and Gold Jewelry. PRECIOUS

Gold, Silver and Chromium.

BRASS & STATUARY.

S STONES mounted in

and Gents’ Fine Watches—HAMILTON, WALTHAM and ELGIN
STERLING SILVER, SILVER PLATE, FINE GLASS & CHINA, FINE HAND CARVED

MANY UNUSUAL NOVELTIES, AS LOW AS 25c.

 

 

 

Values You Never Dreamed of.

soon forgotten.

Come in and Look Around

And the surprising part of it is that most of t hese gifts cost no more than others which are

Prices Have Never Been So Low.

MAX HEILBRONER — Diamond Specialist

 

 

Pyrex Glass Oven Ware at New
Low Prices!

Pie Plates—Were $1.15

White Bowls

Just right for making Xmas
puddings in to send
away; each *)....4;

20e

 

 

Casseroles—Were $2.25

 

Meat Grinders—

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CONG aioe os, oe cs

Bed Lamps

Fancy Bed Lamps, complete

th

$2.85

KAIEN HARDWARE

Phone—3

Sporting Goods & Electric

We Deliver

 

 

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SMITHERS —

If Omineca and adh icons ridings | Plans for an early and active sea- !

are merged under
government's new
bill, it is expected that A.M: Man-
son, M. L. A. for Omineca, will be
the Liberal candiagte for the mer-
ged seat. Dr. H. C
for Skeena, some time ago announ-
ced his retirement.

the: provincial

 

After two years of strenuous and
hazardous efforts in transporting a
large shipment of heavy machinery
overland, everything is now in
readiness for an active season on
the property of Germanson Placers
Ltd., a company in the Omineca
mining country controlled by R, C
McCorkell of Vanderhoof. A long
flume and ditch has been completed
and during the fall months there
was a successful test run. Opera-

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tions will be resumed next year
following the winter shut-down.

 

Mrs. Ray Pake of Smithers was
found dead in a creek near Clover-
dale early on Wednesday morning |
of this week, according to word re-
ceived here. She had been afflicted
for some time and, suddenly, took |
a turn for the worse. She left the
house without notice on Tuesday
evening and, when she failed to re~
turn, a search was instituted. De-
ceased Was an active member of
the United Church and the Ladies’

 

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_Wrinch, M. L.-A. jon Tuesday

jcess to that house
| however,

away at Cloverdale on Wednesday.

 

Smithers curlers are making

son. The season will open with a

f6distribution bonspiel which is expected to at-|

tract many recruits to the sport

 

John Hynes drove
of this week with a
large load of wood. On the way in,
one of his horses collapsed but it
was revived.

 

A perplexing problem is facing
the Smithers council through the
failure or inability of some private
citizens and business men to keep
up with taxes and service charges
imposed by the municipality. Quite
a number of trades licences are in
arrears.

Agents for the Jenkinson pro-|
perty on First Avenue have made
application to the town council for!
an extension of sidewalk to give ac-
The council will,
be unable to carry out
}the work this year owing to short-
j}age of funds.

The annual Central British Co-
jlumbia Seed Show opened in the
|Municipal Hall here yesterday af-
|ternoon and attracted considerable

¥ [attention Don Sutherland, district

Aagriculturalist, was in chargé of the

Auxiliary to the Bulkley Valley Dis- |

trict Hospital. Her tragic demise
will be regretted by many friends.
Mrs. Pake’s mother also passed

 

Fresh Cut
FLOWERS

Potted
Plants

We are now starting our re-
serve list for Xmas flowers.
Ivories and Silver Articles at
greatly reduced prices

Arctic Studio

 

 

 

 

 

 

ishow. Exhibits this year
} quite as numerous as last but were)

 

were not
equally interesting.

The town council has decided, in|

into Smithers |

| the

nate

interests of economy, to elimi-
the
S. McGill as municipal ¢ounsel. Af-
ter the first of the year, the coun-
cil will engage the services of Mr.

McGill only as they are

A. J. Aason of Saskatoon landed

on the local

first of the

 

Miss Adeline Clifford of Round
Lake underwent a succesfsul opera-

annual retainer fee for L.

|condition of affairs again reminds

'
4 | Islanders that a good cold storag
required, |

airplane field at the |
week with his plane, |
| being on his way to Skagway with |
ja passenger.

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tion in the Smithers Hospital last |

Saturday for the
sils and appendix

removal of ton-

 

Estabilshed 1849

LAMB’S RUM

AGED, BLENDED AND
MATURED AT THE
LONDON DOCKS

“Lamb’s Fine Old Navy”
PROOF OVERPROOF
Old and Good!

Ask the British Navy!

On sale at Liquor Vendors or

direct from Government Li-

quor Control Mail Order De-
partment, Victoria, B.C.

 

This advertisement is aot pub-
lished or displayea by the
Liquor Control Board or by
the Government of British
British Columbia

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Saturday, November 2% 1th

eves 00000 0 RRR eam A ge 1

 

 

son, in Mr. Johnson's opinion, but, authenticity of a bottle message
when the catch limit for certain | which was picked up at Terra Nova, |
areas is taken, then those areas}near Vancouver, this week, alleg-|
should be closed to further fishing|edly from a fishing boat, which |
during the remaining period of the! read as follows: “Gasboat No. 316,-
halibut year” or until the March ; 203, wrecked at China Hat, B.C. Two
1 following. In Mr. Johnson’s opin-|men drowned, Jack Smith and Tom
{ion this would simplify the task of| Brown. Rough weather. March 19

the International Fisheries Com-| Please notify Seattle.’ The mes-
| mission in its efforts to conserve the; sage is believed to be a hoax al

fishery. It would allow the fisher- | though further investigations are
{men to determine when it would be|/being made. China Hat. better!
| most advantageous to fish and the| known as Klemtu, is about 100 miles |
|dealer would be able to intelligently ;down the coast from Prince Rupert
jplan his production and storage | - |
land distribution of both the fresh|
and frozen stock in line with pos-
sible requirements of the aa
Mr. Johnson’s views seem to be |
quite in line with those expressed ;
by local halibut fishing interests at

the meeting early this week of the
International Fisheries Commis-
sion.

 

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Parliament Rises

For Two Months

Be td |
OTTAWA, Nov. 26:—Parliament
adjourned last night until January
30, all business of the fall session be-
ing completed. Most of the mem-
Struck a short distance forward | bers will spend the two-month re-
from the stern ana almost cut in| ess at their homes

two, the well known salmon troller | ‘
Interior Weather

Bear, owned by Capt. Gust Quist of |
calm;

Oona River, was sunk in the harbor

off Cow Bay on Monday evening of

Terrace—Cloudy,

 

 

 

this week ‘in collision with the Im- ; vempera-
petial Oil Co.’s tanker Marvolite.| ‘re, 38 “
The Bear, running without lights Hazelt m—Cloudy, calm; tem-
is ‘understood to have attempted | P°&rture, 39 *
to cross the bows of the Marvolite| Smithers Cloudy, east wind; |
in the dark while the latter vessel | ‘°™Perature, 32

was entering the harbor. Imme-| ~

diately after. the

Marvolite came to a stop and picked | LOOK FOR

onthe Bear, MUSSALLEM’S

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collision, the |
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and his companion |
on the Bear,

 

}
Silver bright coho salmon con- | SPECIALS
tinue to run in Skidegate Inlet, ac- |
cording to reports received here . .
from ths eicsed Charlotte Island You Wil ' Benefit By Them
3. ario “ Sli 5 . >
l Just arrived a fresh stock of

However, there are no buyers which ; .
all varieties of goods

oe eT
41c |

plant in Skidegate Inlet would be

Independent Biscuit
large pkg

| Honey Grains Biscuits
P Ye 2 for e 45¢
i Ginger Snaps—
revent |i i 15¢ |

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Flu Here is a Good Gift for
Boys and Girls
KEEP YOUR FEET DRY Sweet Cream Sandwich
Biscuits, 1 Ib. 40c¢
We have shoes to suit every

1 Rubber Novelty Doll,
pocketbook. Look at the prices value. FREE
on our

 

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2 for

 

 

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Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes
Warm Winter Slippers
Rubbers and Rubber Boots

Cut Rate Shoe

Store

Get Your Wine Ready
For Christmas
California Wine Brick, $2.00
1 Glass Guage S5c.
1 Package of Untsur .. 25¢.

All for $1.79

Don't Forget Our Home

 

Bak-

 

 

 

ers Bread
per loaf

Economy Brand Butter
per lb

25c
aoa 24¢

MUSSALLEM’S

Economy Store

18 — Phones — 360
P. O. Box 575 ’

 

ac
COAL! COAL!

Our Famous Edson, Alberta and

Bulkley Valley Coals are guaran-

teed to give satisfaction. Try a

ton of “No. 1 Bulkley Valley. We

also sell Timothy Hay, Wheat
Oats and Barley.

Prince Rupert Feed Co.
58 — Phones — 558

Good cooking

 

 

 

| ® Friday & Satur,

s We TWO SHOWS — 1 ang!
| a 1 ILO, y Feature Starts at 7:59 ¢ os
| bd Ser yA ADMISSION sh 8
| Cold Storage Head Advocates “Halibut Year”— 2 Feature Starts 3: te & Bie
’ Troller Sunk By Tanker in Harbor —Cohoes * “HOWDY FOLKS — GLAD TO MEET y,»
Still Running on Queen Charlottes a

+ Joe E. Brown in The Tenderfyot
| T. H. Johnson, general manager of the Canadian Fish &' “ 0e . row N er 00t
|C old Storage Co., believes that the regulation of the mar- " WITH GINGER ROGERS, LEW Copy
‘kets and the ends of conservation would be served with a ” nae ii trealdsi GM ale thins

4 “7 < ews b S wy - 1 iy
|restriction of the Pacific Coast halibut catch to approxi- a I'm Wild anc ht to Howl
| mately 35,000,000 pounds annually. At present the quota @ Adventures in Africa—“Dangerous Trails” FOX NEWs
is 46,000 000 pounds for the two major fishing areas of @ Believe It or Not No. 10” Mickey Mouse in “Barnyard Olympige
lthe coast. ‘Mr. Johnson favors the% "
opening of the halibut fishing sea-|the makings of the Queen Char- n MONDAY and TUESDAY—“MERRILY WE GO 10 HELL”
son about March 1 with the catch- lotte Islands. ae ‘00 A A A a, mgd
ing of the’ prescribed -total to be ascii
taken in the twelve months follow- | Southern fishermen and _ police a
ing. There should be no closed sea-!are inclined to discount of the’! :

      
     
    
 
 
   
    
    
  
    
   
    
      
    
       
   
    
   
  

 

 

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oa Indulgence in rich foods, tobacco, or anything
else that piles up acid in the system sh 1 he offert

with a little Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia. This

   
   
   
  
   
 

  

5 suuiwe , . 4 . ‘ae rs se] fine. Plenty of

ae PHILLIPS i neutralizes the acidity and you feel fine. | {
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yr? ™ men know there is nothing like it for “mornings

after.” Get the genuine; there’s something alx

L Ti] ron rrousst®
} ove To acl?

|] imoigas TION Phillips formula, and the way Phillips’ is made
| I \
i sour sromaee |
ae om Substitutes don’t act the same.
Gas, nause? |
ALSO IN TABLET FORM: Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia

Tablets are now on sale at drug stores
Each tiny tablet is the equivalent of a tea

in Canada of genuine Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia

Made

 

 

The Fish which made Prince Rupert Famous

“Rupert Brand”

SMOKED

BLACK COD —

Prepared Daily By

Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

 

 

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Do you read the classified advertisements?

 

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oF atal “Inter ference”

 

 

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