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PRICES
VALUES

keeping.

father Clocks.

Sterling Silver, Silver
bag, Mesh and Novelty Bags; Ladies,’

 

A Saving Worth While ---
On Your Christmas Gifts.

REDUCED ON ENTIRE STOCK. MOST WONDERFUL
IN YEARS.

Solid Gold Genuine Diamond Rings — From $10.00 up.

Watches from $1.00 up. Hamilton, Waltham and Elgins are the leading
standard watches for accuracy and dependability in the art of fine time
Alarm Clocks from $1.00 up. Electric, Mantel, Wall and Grand-

ALL AT REDUCED PRICES.

Plate, Hollow-ware and Flatware; Leather Hand-
Misses’ and Children’s Umbrellas;
Table, Stand and Floor Lamps. Bargain Prices.

    
 

    
 

 

 

China and Crockery,
ALL

  

DOWN STAIRS STORE

Fine Crystal, Cut Glass and Plain Glassware, Dinnerware, Fine
Brassware and Novelties

AT REDUCED PRICES

  

 

  

 

MAX HEILBRONER

 

 

   

 

JUST ARRIVED

| Bridge Tables, $1.75 and $2.95

| A USEFUL GIFT - We have one only

Full Enamel Cream and Green

Coal Range

This Beautiful Range Sold For $100.00

Special Price $80

KAIEN HARDWARE

Phone—3 We Deliver

 

 

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Sheaffer and Waterman Pens and Pencils. Your name in 22K Gold FREE.
Open Every Day and Evening Until Christmas
Diamond Specialist

Canadian Le gion
Christmas Tree)

Children of Steusbere Having Jolly

Time at Entertainment This
} Afternoon—Santa Claus
Arrived

 

nadian Legion are having a jolly
‘time this afternoon at the Legion}
Rooms where the annual Christ-
mas Treé entertainment is being
held. Of course, the feature of the
proceedings is the visit of Santa
Claus to present gifts and sweets
from a gaily decorated Christmas
Tree

Wives of Canadian Legion mem-
bers are im general charge of the
proceedings and C. L Youngman |
is chairman of the entertainment
committe

 

On the southbound. Christma
Sailing of steamer Prince Rupert
next week, the ship will leave
Stewart at 10 o'clock Thursday
morning, December 22, arriving at
Prince Rupert at 6:30 o'clock the

 

 

    

 

| Same evening instead of 8 o'clock
Departure from Prince Rupert
| Will be 8:30 o'clock, instead of ten

 

 

Order Now!

Christmas Cakes, Puddings, Pastries

Superior Quality and Reasonable Price

 

 

Try our Almond Tarts and Mince Pies
Bread and Cakes in Sanitary Wrappings

Ten Varieties of Delicious Cookies

 

 

Andrew’s Cash, Carry Cake Shop

Third Avenue—Next to McLaren's Music Store

P. O. Box 416 Phone: Black 667

 

 

o'clock, Thursday evening, arriv-
ing, at Ocean Falls early Friday
morning and Vancouver at 9.45
o'clock Saturday morning, instead
of 1.30 o'clock in the afternoon

—
Practical

Xmas Gifts
Are Best

We have a splendid
selection

DEMER’S

 

 

   

 
   
      

 
      
  
      

       

Children of members of the Ca-!

RRS RC MRRR was a gre

THE DAILY NEWS

WATERFRONT WHIFFS

Pilchards as Halibut Bait—New Salmon Labelling
Regulations—Cohoes Still munming at
Skidegate

 

 

Pilchards kept in pound for a week or more make bet-
ter halibut bait than pilchards fresh from free wanderings}
at sea. Fishermen in Northern British Columbia have}
found this out by experience and there’s really a very sim-
| ple explanation for what might seem to be the strange con-|
dition they uncovered. Fresh from their liberty in the sea!
the pilchards are very oily fish
and because they slipped so readily'of canned salmon in
from the hook they had not been}lumbia will be put in
found very satisfactory for baiting | quiring that

 

British Co-
effect re-
every can’ of salmon

|halibut hooks but when they are|;produced in the province shall
jimpounded for a time they lose|bear upon the tin itself a pres-
: . :
jmuch of their oi] content and whenjcribed letter showing the variety

jthey are put on the hook they/of salmon the can contains. The

istay there. This turned out to be/particular value of the new regu-
|the case when fishermen in theilation will be that it will make it
Rivers Inlet area impounded sev-/impr icable for anyone to pa
feral thousand hundredweights of! off to the consum: ne variety of
plichards this year. kept them im uimon under the guise of anothe
pounded for a week < more and|The following de markings have
then sold them to halibut fisher-/| beer prescribed S.” sockeye: “P
imen for bait. Pilchards have not pink Cc cohoes K chums
| ordinarily appeared in Northern! "T prin B.” bluebacks; “H

|British Columbia waters in large
quantities the great pilchard|

fishery of the province in in Van The

steelhead trout ;

provincial police cruiser P.j

souver Isle areas—and the
couver Island areas—and the hali-!yy1 9g wri h has been On a thee
j}but fishermen have relied upon) weope pat, trip to Rivers In!

} WeCKS Dd ”" rij ivers et
iherring for bait purposes. In WCiand elsewhes : ; : i
t | f years, however, th ee ate. COR Ee cones

as jupie Oo ars, nowever, tne ‘ :
a ce “. ‘ ' ” i xpected back in Prince Rupert
picnards Nave Own up IM SOMC either today or tomorrow. Consta

j abundance in the northern district !)).. po

ybone, Robertson
land, if the runs here continue the |

and Bond

 

ire on board, having been assisted
| discovery that impounding makes ; in the patrol around Rivers Inlet!
them suitable for halibut baiting), Constabl T. Smith of Ocean|
will doubtless mean that a g00d | pays
many of them will be sold for this ‘ '
purpose ‘
see Mrs. T. M. Spencer left yeste:
The Takla, Capt. Chris Parkvold, |“) : - wher ne wh
largest vessel of the Canadian hali-'P4Y @ month
; but fleet, left Prince Rupert on De- —

 

ycember 13 for her home port of New
{Westminster to spend the winter
After the closing of the halibut fish-
jing season on November 1, the Tak-
jla spent six weeks in black cod fish
} ing but did not meet with much suc-
cess. On no less than two occasions
it became necessary, on acc
rough weather, to throw overboard
catches which had been made

 

Save During

Cold Weather

The way to save at this sea

ount ol

son of the year is to buy goods
|} Capt. Peter Byrne is again en-

gaged in fresh fishing this winter
with his halibut boat Helen II
Daily returns are mace to port witt
the fish which are of many varie

MONTREAL
ties and are proving very popular IMPORTERS
with local people. The fish may be

| purchased direct from the boat at Guarantee f at least 35%
the Cow Bay

at the—

 

floats saving. Call and see and let }

—_——— 48 CONVince you

 

Addington Is Lost J
Suffering from cold and exposure
the crew of three of the American

halibut schooner Addington ve) ————_—_—_—___ i |

known in this port, were brought to
WANTED!

Juneau a few days ago by Capt. Jack

Wilson of the gasboat Amy afte:
500 EAGER BUYERS
TO LOOK OVER OUR

the Addington had sunk in Fresh
water Bay after striking a reef. The

We like to sell these goods and
recipients of presents like
to get them,

 

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Addington slipped off the reef int
six feet of water and the
of the crew were forced
a small boat

member
to take Lo

Cohoes are still reported to be
running in Skidegate Inlet, Queen
Charlotte Islands. It is unusval to
find them there so late in the year

The following story is attributed

to Jimmy White, one of the pio Christmas Cards, Plain and
jneer settlers of the Queen Cha! Fancy Stationery, Christmas
lotte Islands: When he was a boy Books, Bridge Prizes, Playing

Cards, Score Cards, Christmas
Novelties

ited States he and
badger hunting
took to his hole and

| down in the Ur
his dog went out
|The badger

Delightful presents
for young and old

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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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|| FOR SALE
| Fresh Fish Daily

Aboard Helen I
Cow Bay

 

| Jimmy sent the dog in after him
while he waited outside the hole The Regal Shop
with his axe to kill the badger
|when the dog put it out. Soon Mr. and Mrs. John McRae
it rumpus down the 3
hole and oyt popped what Jimmy
| supposed to be the badger. Jimmy

 

|struck with the axe. His aim was
| true but it was the dog, and not the
|badger, that got the axe. Jimmy|
concludes hi tory by saying in
his slow, droll way: “And you know
gents, that the fool dog doesn't
know to this day but that it was
the badger killed him.”

|

Paul Armour, popular

And NOW

This Christmas

 

 

manager |

 

 

 

 

ICOAL! 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

of the Pacific Salvage Co., thinks Give

there may be possibilities in this .

wild animal show business after) M lk T k

all, judging from_ the interest, l Ic ets
which has been taken by passers- — eo

by in the live. deyilfish which was
, captured with a pike pole on Tues-
| day afternoon as it attempted to
| grab a sea-gull out of thin air for
his dinner, The interested callers
to view the formidable specimen of
,the briny deep have been numer- |
| ous and curious

7-Pound Box
of Butter

It is sure to be appreciated

VALENTIN DAIRY

  
 
 

Saturday, December; 17, 199

sy

friday & Saturday, Two Shows, 7 & 4 p.m

George Bancroft
in “Lady and Gent”

A Paramount Picture. With Wynne Gibson, Charles Starrett,
James Gleason, To her, a speakeasy was home, sweet home. To
him, a fight rules was the family circle.
Comedy—“HOOK & LADDER” (OUR, GANG)

MICKEY MOUSE in “MICKEY’S WHOOPEE PARTy”
Admission—L5e & 50c Feature Starts at 7:30 & 9 "
SATURDAY MATINEE at 2:30—L5e & 35e = Feature Starts ai 3 00
MONDAY and TUESDAY—"“NIGHT OF JUNE 13”

 

 

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Palpitation of the Hear!
Nerves Bad - Could Not Sleep

Mrs. Fred Bingham, Swift Ourrent, Sak
writes:—/‘I was bothered with palpitation of
the heart, and my nerves were so bad | could
not sleep.

I wae getting desperate and confided my
trouble to a friend who recommended me to uss
Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills, I purchased
a box and got such relief I would gladly recom
mend them to all who are troubled as I was'’

 

For sale at all drug and general stores; put ep only by The T. Milburs Oe. Lad,
Terent in

 

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Send Your Friends
Things They Like

Most people like to have
Prince Rupert such as art cards with local scen

 

something redol

them, art calendars made in Prince Rupert

namented with Prince Rupert pictures. Ma:
to receive framed pictures, colored or plain, of

Rupe rt scenes

We are here to please you
and your friends

Call and see oul goods or let us make you

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thing trom

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Bulkley Valley
OAL

THE BETTER COAL

A Local Product

 

 

 

 

 

 

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People.already subscribers of this
between now and Chiistmas Day
scription to one Or more out of town friend

at Half Regular Rates

Regular Rate, per year
Special Christmas Presentation Rate $1.5"
Six Months ay

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No more greatly appreciated present could |
given and the cost is little.

 

 

 

 

New Salmon Regulation
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Effective next ,April 1 a new re

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| gulation governing the inspection | |

 

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Early Ad. Copy is appreciated