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THE DAILY NEWS =~

 

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VIVE
Knitting Yarns

See the full range of colors showing in our window

 

 

temember it is unshrinkable

We are showing sample garments made from this
popular English yarn

Standard price throughout Canada

Per ball 20c.

 

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LOCAL NEWS NOTES |

 

Marr’s Messenger Service. Phone
290, tf

 

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«“ ATAMELESS” lamps cost you money in early
burnouts and higher electric light bills.
EDISON MAZDA Lamps save you money by
giving more light—better light—and longer

service. Insist on lamps that bear this name.

MADE IN CANADA

EDISON @ MAZDA
LAMPS)...

CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. | IMITED

 

OIL BURNERS

LESS DIRT LESS LABOR
CONSTANT STEADY HEAT

Big reduction in prices of Crock-
| . ' : 1
ery and China. See our stock. Gor-
ion’s Hardware ti

Canadian Legion Christmas Tree;

{Members are requested to give
hemes and ages of children to
committee at once Ul

ehcamebs
| Mrs. D. Taylor of

;jrived in the city on the

Winnipeg ar-
Prince

morning to pay a visit
|with her daughter, Mrs J. H. Car-

Norah thi

United Church Baziar tomorrow |

C.L.D.L. Dance, Exchange Block,
Dec. 1.
|

 

For @ay and night Taxi Ser-
vice Phone 32, tf

Lutheran Church Bazaar, Dec. 3

2.30. Program, lunch at 8.30. Ad-
mission 25c.

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| Reid McLennan returned to the
| city on the Prince Rupert this
{morning from a two-weeks’ trip
|} to Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Stewart and
child of Anyox, who have been on

sja trip to Vancouver are passengers

aboard the Prince Rupert today
returning to the smelter town.

 

 

}son, Waldron Apartments ao
| --- Capt. H. E. Nedden has resumed
| A. Schriaberg of Vancouver ar-|command of the steamer Prince
| rive d in the city on the Prince Ru-|Rupert on its present voyage
pert this morning from the south,|/north after having laid off last
b ti with the/trip in Vancouver on account of
5B. ( { b illness
-_—- Sons of Norway Celebration—the
I A. R pre { of | 100th anniversary of the Norwegian
e Bank Alaska w nead-|author Bjornstjerne Bjornson, Fri-
quart at Skagway, was a pas-|day, Dec. 2, Oddfellow’s Hall, 8
enger aboard the Princess Norah] o'clock. Adm. 35¢. Good program.
th morning returning north af Everybody welcome
er a ‘busine rip to Seattle and) wie

south

| A meeting of the local Workers’

| Unity League was held last night

 

| Announcements

 

Ketchikan after having spent the
United Church Bazagr Dec. 1 CNR teamer Prince Rupcrt,| past few weeks in the city
Capt. H. E. Nedden, with a fair-
Moose bridge and whist D 2 sized list of passengers, arrived in Response to the appeal of th
port on time at 9.30 this morning] Boy Scouts for old toys to be over
Eag] Da D : 9 \from Vancouver, Powell River and|hauled in the top repair shop and
Ge 0c. I ) Ocean Falls and will sail at 4 o’-|distributed at Christmas to tl
*k this afternoon for Anyox, | needy reported to be slow. Al!
I ie] Ba ) } Stewart and other northern points|contributions of such toys woul
2.30. Pr 30. A whence she will return here to-|be appreciated ana the ho} of
3sio1 row evening southbouna the Scouts is that they will b
: sent in as soon as possible
G e. Moose H eguliginls
Ce ee C. P. R teamer Princess
; : ; ‘h nas Norah, Capt. William Pa r
Satu D ) ” rived in port t 9 o'clock thi
9 morning frdém Va tv ind sail
Moe I ‘ Ye I B U S H S ed an hour later for Skagway and
; ther northern points whe e sh

 

 

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when various matters in regard to
unemployment were taken up
There was no statement for pub-
lication this morning.

Annette’s Month-End Sale

 

 

20 Dresses
Afternoon, Sunday night and
evening styles; Special

    

In satins, flat crepes, tweeds, etc. :

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$7.95

 

       
   

20 Dresses—In
Satins, etc

flat crepe

Extraordinary values at

50 Felt Hats—
to clear at

Ss, celanese,

$3.95 |

 

     

200 Pairs Shoes
brocades, etc; all sizes
at

Two and three-piece Wool Suit
Reg. values to $12.95; Special

       
     
   

In cuban and high heels, kids,

Special

$2.95
~ $5.00

25 Purses—

HE he Pi if
100 Bbxed Hajikies+
35e¢ or 3 boxes for
25 Corsolettes—Extraordinary value
Sizes from 30 to 34; sale special

12 Velvet Hats—

Specially priced at

Reg. values to $095 $1.95

500 Pairs Hosiery—Full fashioned, all 79¢
sizes, all shades, all perfects; special

4,

3 in & box

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$1.00
95¢
95¢

  

$9e

 

 

   
   
   
 

black and burgundy

20 Fur Trimmed Coats—In brown, navy,

Reg. val. to $29.50, to clear $12.95

 

100 Pyjama Suits, fancy rayon
1 and 2-piece; special ... $1.79

 

 

 

 

50 Dansettes—In rayons and re
silk; priced at 95e and

     

 

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train for

duties

N. Westby of Seattle, organizer of
the Sons of Norway Lodge, left on
the Princess Norah this morning for

 

 

 

 

Buy
prices

from us at lowest
and get all the best grocery

services. Look at these prices:

ld Flour-
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Al be Rose Flour
v-ib ack
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Sweet Chow

40c

Ark . Chow Sweet

| Mixer Sour Mixed

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Ward Electric & Marine Supply Co.

 

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UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED

Steamer eave
SS. CARDENA EVERY TUESDAY, 1:30 P.M
roe Fall i W
USS. VENTURE EVERY THURSD AY MIDNIGHT
Wee o Po! Sim

River p
SPECIAL WINTER EXCURSION RAT!
RUPERT TO VAN‘ OUVER, $3

ROUND TRIP PRINCE

 

 

 

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On sale Nov. 10 to Peb iit '
formation regarding all sa'll 1 ke ehone 56h
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Vickets on sate November 10
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en eee De EI Prince Rupert, B.A
\ L. COATES, General Agen!

 

 

TRAIN
SERVICE

From Prince Rupert 9.30 a.m,

every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
Trains will arrive Prince

Rupert 9.00 p.m, every Tues-
day, Thursday, Saturday,

on railand steam-
Old Country

Special low rates
ship tickets to the

Special Fare-and-a-Third
Round Trips to Eastern
Canada Tickets on
Dee. | to Return

limit three

sale
Jan. 5
months

for information atl or write
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6 HeIPi Piers | |
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V.199 R82

 

|

Jap Oranges
per box
‘ampbell's Tomato Soup
eT tin
‘alifornia Seedless
2 lbs

Telephone—211

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Grocerteria

Dec. 10 Ends Free Premium
Offer --- Act NOW!

possible

“Pe $1.30)

70c!
$1.15)
: $1.35
! 25c

per tin |
yighy Soap 29C|
Pacific Milk |
; fn tins lic

per $5.00)

10c
Raisins 25¢

Bush’s Grocerteria

 

 

 

“ $1.95

 

 

appliances.

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50 Bobettes & Bloomers—Non-run
rayon; special at
50 Pairs Bedroom Slippers--In

crepes and patents; special .......... $1.49

YOU are invited to inspect our stock of corsolettes, ‘girdles, garter belts,

Sale Starts Wednesday, November 30, at 9 A.M.

    
     
   

brassieres and sanitary

 

Lieut, Commander Edwards R. C.
|N. R. of Esquimalt is here to pay a
visit to the local unit of the Royal
Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve,
having arrived on the Prince Rupert
this morning from the south.

 

There were 35 passengers aboard
the steamer Princess Norah this |
norning on her arrival from Van-|
ouver enroute to Skagway. Two
ersons disembarked from the ves- |
el here and three went north

 

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|

| eseligeiie

| L. Topliss is expected to arrive in

he city soon from Vancouver tc}
icceed S. N. Boyle as accountant

| 1 the local office of Canadian Na-|

ional Telegraphs. Mr. Boyle left on

where in the south. \*

this morning's train for Vancouver |

» which city he has been transfer-

Advertise in the Daily News.

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Every purchaset

for this Norther
during the comir
fourteen-plece se

utensils absolute

who gives us an order
ABC Washer
ig week, gets a beautiful

n Electric

*t of aluminum kitchen

ly free!

 

 

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ted

Mode!
here is a

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washer
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B Playmayd Washer illustra-

makes quick work of
heaviest wash. it

and will not injure the sheerest fabrics.

standard, full capacity

the

is fast, quiet, rugged—

 

 

per Ib -$5.00 down and twenty-four monthly
Nabob Tea 40c, payments that are less than what you
per ib
. ane save on laundry bills.
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handsome porcelain

Come in today a
like the
tub, the full-roll,

And you will like our special casy terms

nd see it work. You will
enamelled

four-spring wringer.

 

* ;

M. A. Burbank, C.N.R. divisional} Leonard M. Campbell, Wrangell} Orme Stewart, who has been
engineer, left, on this morning’s| merchant, was a passenger aboard | spending the past couple of months
one of his periodical|the Princess Norah returning north|in Vancouver and Victoria, re-
trips over the lines on inspection | after a trip to Seattle and else- | turned to the city this morning.

 

 

 

Daily Specials

Te
tam Corn, 2’s i3c
Ni } i
104 Coffee 43e
Braid’s Tea— 90¢

2 lbs. (& 1 lb. Free)
Swedish Health Bread
per Ib 15¢

Tomatoes—l’s
per can
Aylmer Golden Ban-

Mail Orders Reccive Prompt
and Careful Attention

MUSSALLEM’S

Economy Store

18 — Phones — 360
P. O. Box 575

 

 

 

 

 

The ABC Model B
but high in quality
by both the Northe
Company Limited

Company.

 

Buy NOW Save

Money and Drudgery

Playmayd, is. lew in. price,
Its perfection is sponsored
rn British Columbia Power

and the Northern Electric

 

This Model “B”
Playmayd Washer
at Only $198.50

(Cash, 30 Days)

$5.00 Down

And 24 Monthly
Payments of $4.85 Each

OR

 

 

 

See these Washers being demonstrated at

Northern BritishColumbia Power Co. Ltd.

 

 

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