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Diamonds,

| Your name FREE in

A Iwo-Fold Benefit

You obtain Quality and Value at Extraordinary

We have REDU
Determined to reduce our enormous stock and giving you the benefit
during the CHRISTMAS SEASON.

Watches,

OMINECA
IS BUSY

| Three Large Placer Operations Will
Be In Production inere Next
Spring, Says McCorkeil

QUALITY HIGH
PRICES LOW

Wet Weather Shoes
Warm Slippers
Rubbers & Rubber Shoes

POPULAR

| Market For Bulkley Valley Fuel is
Constantly Increasing, States
I, M. Dockrill of Telkwa

 

   

VANCOUVER, Dec. 7 Next
spring three of the largest placer
gold mining operations in British Cut Rate Shoe Store increasingly popular and the mar-
Columbia will be in production in i ket
jthe Omineca district, R. C. McCor- |
|Kell, veteran mining man of that|

 
 

Saving---
CED the already LOW PRICES of our entire stock.

See Our Prices Before Buying

 
 

 

 

 
 

between Prince George and
| Prince Rupert for this fine district

ifuel is constantly expanding, states

 

 
 

 

     

Jewellry, Silverware, Hand Bags, Umbrellas,

     

‘are enterprises of the Consolidated |
|Mining & Smelting Co., Omineca |
| Placers Lid. and Germansen Placer}
|Ltd. All three are near |
|Slate Creek.

| Germansen Placer Ltd., a hy-|

Floor Lamps, Toilet Sets.

22-K Gold on every WATERMAN or SHEAFFER
Pen or Pencil Purchased.

 
  

   

° /spending a few days in the city on
IS IN ( IT y | business With between eleven and
\fifteen men on the payroll, the

| Bulkley Valley coal mine is now
| producing some twenty-five tons of

located :
General Manager of Premier Going
North After Presiding Over

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

Down Siairs Store

! coal per day which output nicely
isatisfies the present market

| Mr, Dockrill returned to Telkwa
ort & oy 90 Nanoonyer where | on this morning’s train

clraulic operation, has been engaged |
; for two years in the construction of |
a nine-mile ditch and flume. It
{reached production this

Mining Convention

 

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fall inj he presided last week over the an

 

Bulkley Valley coal is becoming’

pares, has reported to the “thee DALE PITT |F M. Dockrill, well known Telkwa |
| Columbia Chamber of Mines. These! lcoal mine operator, who has been

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TUES,,
TWO SHOWS — 7 an
Feature Starts at 71% & 9:19

WED., and THURS

49 pm

Winner of the
Award — Voted the
Picture of the ua"

“Grand Hotel”

A Metro-Goidwyn Mayer p
ture. With an amazing a.”
of stars 7
Greta Garbo, John Barry
Joan Crawford, Wallac, Bent
Lionel Barrymore, Lew is Stone
and Jean Hersholt.
The Screen adaptation of
Vicki Baum’s sensational noye|
Cartoon—-Betty Boop Lita”
METRO NEWS
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
ADMISSION — Ife & 5le
THURSDAY MATINEE at 2:20
lS5e & 35c—Feature Starts 2:47

FRI. & SAT.—‘Movie Crazy

Hollywoog

 

“xtraordinary Savings
Ext Fe g ; ample time before the freeze-up| nual convention of the Mining As-}

   

 
 

      
  
 

  

     
  

 

 

 

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| . ‘LL: . ] ‘ : : ; | in October Satisfy the mers | sociatic oO ritish , ; f
il Dinnerware, Faney China, Cut Glass, Crystal, Plain Glass, Brassware, Ce ee. ne Owners | sociation of Mritish Columbia ot
Hl ‘ ‘ that values will prove profitabl |; Which he is president. Dale L. Pitt
| 5 Assorted sizes Glass Utility Bowls —— $1.00 | There is gravel in sight for many|genqral manager of the Premie1
) Years | Gold Mining Co., is & passenger on

Novelties, Aeropacks, Suit Cases and Club Bags. | Omineca Placers Ltd. is estab-|board the Prince Rupert today re
| lishing a Steam drag-line and wil | turning to Premier. The conven-|
BETTER SERVICE SHOP EARLY BETTER CHOICE be ready for production by spring | tion, Mr. Pitt reports, was a highly!

Operation of the Consolidated f uccessful gathering, the atten
a large steam drag-line. The Con-|dance havine been exceptionally |
. s li solidated vroperty is situated about | larg. Keen interest was taken in}

MAX HEILBRONER 7 oe Diamond Specia ist 150 miles from the Grand eas ies deliberations and especially in
Pacific Railway line. About 100 | number of fine papers which were

   

 

 

 

District News |
STEWART

Under the auspices of the Cana
dian Legion, “The Shot Tight Re-
vue” was produced in. the Legion

 

 

Hall on Fricay and Saturday ev-
enings of last week and proved a

ae : government during the past year: Mr. Pitt confirm:

y amusing entertainment. The! ter, Sheila, left last week for Van-| tnd the Consolidated nouncements of ths
how was under the direction of'couver where they will spend some | the remaining fifty miles contract by
W. S. Orr

previous an
letting of the
his company to a Van-
suver firm for supply of new cable
) be installed on the Premier tram |

is building
itself

LOSING of road has been built by the a
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|time visiting with Mrs. Carolan’s| 1 addition to these larger oper-
—- | parents. jations, many individuals engaged in | {
! peteare in the district during the year
| . » ne es "Ace ] T ‘er

his office and residence trom the! J. L. Abrams, United States cus-{S0me beng successful in placer op
Stewart General Hospital to the|toms officer at Hyder, and Mrs.|¢rations, Mr. McCorkell reports
Tompkins house | Abrams returned last week from | er "
: {Ketchikan where Abrams under-| | Mr Pitt states

|went medica] treatment as a re- T }
on Wed-! ; : ; t

sult of which his health is greatly | wen y ears go i
Pees in Prince Rupert {|

olan and daugh-| Advertise in the Daily News.

fs line and in regard to the transfor- |
mation of Premier mine into an all
milling operation

| nroceeding normally at the mine.”

Dr, J. W. Vosburgh has moved}
|

“Operations are |

 

A daughter was born
nesday n lasi week to Mr
Mrs. Ernest McMullin

and

  
 

 

 

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The Survival of the
December 7, 1912 | Sweetest |
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Mrs. Allan Cai

 

  
 
 

Fancy Boxed Stationery
MD Tr. 650. 6%

 

of Wrapping Paper,

Framed Pictures
from 30¢ to .

Both Old English and Burnt Leather Goods in variety of choice such as Purses, Oriental Gift

China, Novelty Silver Gifts, Toys, Children’s Books, Games, Christmas Cards, Calendars. Full line

= = . | Adrift for some time in an open iL
without

 

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The Railway Employees’ Associa- | 2®?! cs p. Bake a
F. for 20 mir
tion was organized at a meeting in re
; . ; : der broiler for
| the Windsor Hotel. L. S. Bell is pre-
| ; real t to brown the
sident and Pau! Muldner : , :

1utes, ther

$3.50

lip pan un-
three min
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O save money on your electric light bills,
follow the example of large buildings.
They know that EDISON MAZDA Lamps—not
nameless imitations—give greatest value for
current consumed. Buy them by the carton.

EDISON @ MAZDA
LAMPS |

CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. LimiTeD

himself was the experience of Lio- | By Barbera Brook
e ° oa Pulgpen for ogra —- > ALL-BRAN CORN BREAD
| Crippen was riding in Major Gib 1 “ttn cle aiadaiien wit
son's gasboat which Judge Young |} ee ae
ristmas [ ts lwas towing to Digby Island to be| US 4 CUP os bran, 1 cup ¢ |
| beached for the winter. The tow-|* me rae a, : i ge
jline parted in the stormy weather | ‘“@5P00M Sait, < teaspoons baking
Our shop offers you a variety of choice in Christmas presents that we feel sure and 9 Crippert‘went adrift, Judge | POW, ‘4 pound bacon ‘diced MADE IN CANADA
will please you. Here are a few. suggestions, | Young’s boat going on the rocks it Preis noe 90 n¢ sugar ‘hor
: the attempt to effect a rescue, Fin- | “0%OU! Fag rlllge bran ene!
25 Fountain Pens & Pencils $2 pay, sa alec Stet esued 6 nae See ae re — ee
¢c eae e DO Crippen and Judge Young’s boat : ae a EPO
‘ per set, up from ...... refloated on the! rising tid | Pour into greased-baking dish (9x12
i inche uitable size Sprinkle

 

‘risp the bacon

 

Yield: 16 servings

 
 

 

   

 

  

 

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BUCKLEY'S is a triple strength mix-

ST periment with ineffective
| syrups or inhalan Get a bottle of thi

| tried and proven remedy from your
druggist. “It acts like a flash—a single
| | SID proves it.” 2

JONES’

 

 

 

 

 

P.O. Box 416

 

 

Tom Andrew

HAS OPENED

Andrew’s Cash and Carry Bread
and Cake Shop

Third Avenue next to MacLuren’s Music §

 

Phone Black 66

 

Family Meat

fectionery

A complete line of superior quality Bread, Cakes and Con
Order your Xmas Cakes and Plum Puddings nov

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| MacKenzie’s
| Market | f i
__.Market | Furniture

75¢.

{Rump Roast Beef
6 lbs

 

 

 

 

 

PEER OT

The Fish which made Prince Rupert Famous

 

 

 

THE DAILY NEWS Delivered in me cny one year T-Bone Roast, 4 Ibs. $1 00! «
from January 1, $5.00 FREE ey geo . |} Smoker Stands, Walnut
; is y d ! 933 Round Steak, 2 Ibs, ,
Rest of this year to January 1, 1933 ppt tie 3 lbs 50¢ Magazine Racks Walnut 6 d”
THE DAILY NEWS Delivered by mail out of town Foon ae - 50¢ End Tables, Walnut u p ert B ra n
. : 26 nions, Ds ;
one year from January 1, $3.00 ce FREE Yeul Chape 20c Stools, Upholstered
Rest of this year to January 1, 1933 yer lb | i ai SMOKED
Shoulder Pork, 4 Ibs. 50 Card Tables
Apples, 3 lbs < c Bridge I amps
i ® . . ee’ ok: ae : . a } & 4c .
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Payment may be made by check, money order or currency. The sooner it is cea he 50c Bed Lamps

sent the more you get

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for the money. {Tomato Sausage—

2 lbs
Stewing Veal, 4 Ibs.

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25¢. 000 |
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poms 2 tin 327 Third Avenue

a 957 — Phone — 957 Phone 7735
Ti rnc ys ATI REMI A TARA

DAILY NEWS

Prince Rupert, B.C.

 

 

 

 

 

Prepared Daily By

Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Co., Lid.

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

 

 

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