FiveRoses
FLOUR
Win
,
HuyiiiK
Mmir
nk
diir
Grocer
for
"FIVE
ROSES,"
Tit"
World's
1
W-nl.
John
L
Agent:
Christie
Shoes
M,
Solid
I.alher
Work-i
Shoes
nt
$5.00
r
her
lined
Hot
Calf
llrmi
An
Hlnrk
or
llrown
at
$6.00
i
i
made
Loggers'
Ht
a
$8.50
Men'i
and
Boys'
Rubbers.
SHOE
REPAIRING.
GEO.
HILL
The
Shoeman.
T
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.
next
81.
Item
COAL
The
Famous
UDYSMITH-WELLINQTON
Lump
and
Egg
Sliti.
STERLING
Stoe
and
Egg
3li.
W
ntr
in
("ark
or
lulk.
iff
n
y-'iif
order
dny
nr
night.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
15.
Offic
IMH
Central.
BENNETT'S
CHEMICAL
LABORATORY.
stayers,
Chamltta,
Metal
lurglsts.
Oro
Shippers
Agent,
TACOMA,
Washington,
U.S.A.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
SL
Slcarn
Heated
-
Hot
and
Colli
Wnler
nates
iy
Dny
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
C59.
Movies
and
Movie
People
Devoted
to
the
doings
and
.sayings
of
those
who
entertain
the
public.
AT
THE
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
"Soul
fur
Sail-."
I'nlho
Itevicw.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Mary
Mile
Minler.
in
The
Trail
of
l
lie
l.nne-iiiH."
Pine."
Gouiedy
"The
ITy
Ci.ji,''
I'm
Xi-wi
Gazelle.
Friday
and
Saturday
I'i'nroil
ami
Sum
liy
I
(
h
TiirkiiiKlnii.
Comedy
"Man
vs.
Ile.it."
Topic
of
Hip
ay.
!
3
fttiBffllwty'!jij!r
is
splendid.
a
a
.jqui'Mlion
rh
a
hint
Hint
he
nugld.
rtO
iave.
HchnfieM
hnrsl
I
paroxysm,
of
laughter,
while
hi
ilaiiphli-r
stalked
fn
her
room
lu-
lignanlly.
Humorous
sllualions.
abound
in
"Pen
rod
ami
Ham,"
run
of
Hip
finest
cineinalie
production
of
Ihe
season.
TRAIL
OF
LONESOME
PINE
ON
WEDNESDAY
Well
Known
Story
to
be
Shown
on
Screen
at
VVestholme
Theatre
Juno
Tolliver,
slrikinnly
prelty.
eichteen
believed
.
.
-I
I
t...
I
t.
1
I
-
I
nml
llT
wa
a
simple
(firl
of
I
Cunv-nrimnn
Iberlaml
iivrtiiiKain
in
Kcnlucky
PfcNROD
AND
nmpiu
SAM
IN
m
!a'"'
'""
faI,
n
'
:''
J"'"'
Mfunro
it
iitrri
ritrv"a'?
engineer
ami
luUY.EO
Al
VYfcfcK
tNU
officer
of
the
law.
Up
risked
hi
,
jlife
in
an
effort
lo
lip'.a
fend
Well
Known
Booth
Tarklngtonit""'
l'a,l
endured
for
yeir
bp-
Story
Done
Into
Film
to
be
Shown
Here
Thai
"Mi"
fniirp
of
true
lov
neer
rim
mo(illi"
i
exempll-
Iwcen
Iwo
Han.
Hip
Fulina
ami
I
Hip
Tolliver.
of
Hip
Kentucky-j
TeniiPMee
Cumberland
monn-j
lain.
Jtil
-a
hc
i
on
Iip
iKiinf
tif
KWniMiinB
ami
ti.nl
arriiiit
lipri
f.p.l
.n
n
l.iBlily
anm-mp
mannprj,,
rHah
)(f
kminit
nVan
in
Ip
ami
Sam,
n
Hrf.h.
i,...i
it
.,..i..
,i,
ni
...,.
...
i.n.r-"
iii.il
iiiii.
.
altlioupli
I'adly
woiimlcil.
i
tjll
nlivp.
"I'll
i
lliialion
'trikp.
liomp
n
iimiI
ilramntir
rlhnax
in
"TIip
'lYall
of
IhP
LiiiPoniP
IMiip."
a
liclurp
flnrrinc
Mary
Mile
Min-pr.
wliirli
will
1p
hown
al
Hip
'plli(lmp
Vpilnplay.
1
Mi
Minlpr,
ax
June
Tolliver,
Hip
?irt
in
Hop
tnoiinlaiu
lory.
A
John
Half.
vlup
ilnly
if
wn
to
hriiiK
law
into
Hip
Cunr-prlaitl
niul
l
pnforcp
il,
Antonio
.fnron.
ha.lin?
man.
urakp
a
powerful
anil
pxrplinly
co(h
lookins
lipro,
nod
I'.rnf-t
Tnrrrnrp,
alo
fi-alurpil.
Iia
a
intiKiiu
rlinrarlpr
role.
(SOULS
FOR
SALE
AT
WESTHOLME
TONIGHT
(Movie
Is
From
Story
by
Rupert
Hughes
and
Is
Somewhat
Dramatic
A
photoplay
thai
i
far
out
of
Hip
liealeii
palli
!
iiolilwyn'
iipw
Hupprl
HiiuliP'
film,
"Soul
'for
Sale."
ailaptPit
nml
iliroHPil
jdy
Hie
author
from
tit
tunrl
of
I
I
.
ia
m
rxt
I
li
A
nidi
I
kft
lill
II
hfl
ii'l
niiitiih
is-
asi-a
.Nnllonal
pfcturr
illrrclp-l
by
VII.nV..ny
in
llollywo.l.
Hil.
N
uiu
lam
HiNiii.linp
fnnu
Itoolli
Tar-il"lly
"
"f
"W
klnKl-in
linmorlnl
clor'
lo
l.e
'''
lmprnnl
nnnlurHn
of
Ho-Wmmi
lirrp
nl
Hip
week
etui.
'nm
it
i
on
a
hipper
rap
I
Kol.ert.
i
Pitati..re.l
of
Mar-
'"an
anvllunB
Mr
lliislie
ha
JsiarPt
and
hi
weekly
fall
oq;
jher
parent
anil
I
he
other
inem-
Jier
of
Hip
family
lo
ilperl
Hip
parlor
ami
allow
Hip
younp
jeouple
Hip
freedom
f
Hie
room,
I
Much
lo
hi
ilinit.
her
father
t
eomiielleil
lo
finNh
hi
new-
(paper
in
Hie
dining
room.
i
On
one
urh
ocnlon
he
fell'
aleep
while
readinK
and
when
lie
awakened
nnd
looked
Vl
hi
s-nlch
he
iliTotered
that
it
had
tofiped,
There
was
only
one
way
In
find
out
Ihe
correcl
lime,
in
order
lo;
ot
hi
walrh
aripht.
ami
that
ww
In
nk
Hoherl.
"IM
you
know
wlwl
lime
it
I,
iii.lmrio"
he
inotiired
cenially.
Iloltert
Mlll)pil
trillliliy,
jumpeii
i
up
from
Ihe
oru
ami
riinpu
toward
Hip
door.
Willi,
seiinriein
.
lookinsr
aflrr
him
ih
hewilder-
mnni
When
he
rea
UPd
tlinl
the
iyoumr
-niilor
had
inkrprplpd
the
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists.
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
,
i
.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
nil
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
Eleanor
Boardman
"SOULS
FOR
SALE
A
ColJwyn
"Pkiurt
hitherto
done
for
the
ereen.
He
has
consciously
selected
n
theme
peculiarly
ndplah!e
lo
the
film.
ami
cnpahlo
of
n
hnnder
nnd
more
speelncuhr
Iroalntent
than
eiislonf.ii'ilv
L'ivi's
to
111
theme.
The
Introductory
movie
scene
in
the
desert
are
nicluresuue
and
most
human
in
fact,
Ihe
movie
people
Mnlroducill
are
lalways
human
hud
are
distinct
individuals,
not
film
type,
'Hit
spectacular
climax
in
the
tiurninp
of
Ihe
biti
circus
lent,
in
a
jrreat
slnnn,
pives
a
thrill
Hint
one
will
long
ivmemlicr.
The
photoplay
S.
W.
Taylor,
of
Williams,
Manson
A
nonzales
visited
Slrwart
nl
Ihe
week-end.
THE
DAn,Y
N'PAVS
PAnR
mt.
to
cancel
Our
Xmas
Stock
Here
Is
Your
Opportunity
to
Say
It
with
"Clothes"
this
Yuletide.
Useful.
Practical.
Sensible
and
Acceptable
Gifts
at
Less
Than
Maker's
Prices
TOO
LATE
Why
you
should
buy
your
Xmas
Presents
here.
It
was
impossible
for
us
to
cancel
our
regular
Xmas
Slock
Order.
We
are,
therefore,
offering
It
to
the
public
at
FORCED
TO
SELL
PRICES.
The
bargains
you
will
get
at
this
store
in
Men's
and
Boys'
Clothing
or
every
description
will
be
a
Red
Letter
Day
In
your
life.
We
MUST
vacate
our
premises
and
we
MUST
sell
the
stock.
All
Ties,
Handkerchiefs,
Sox,
Mufflers,
etc.,
will
be
put
up
in
beautiful
Xmas
boxes.
NECKTIES.
Jnsl
arrived
from
New
York.
Highest
grade
Pure
Silk
Neckwear.
Thee
Ties
are
in
heauti-nil
design
and
coloring.
Kit
for
a
king.
Jul
the
thing
for
Xmas.
Closing
Out
Price
If-
$5.65
,M
Ihe
reipiesl
of
the
bondhold
er.,
who
wished
n
practical
pulp
nwn
lo
lake
chawe.
K.
M.
Mills
,has
been
appointed
receiver
nnd
general
manager
of
the
AMialcn
Pulp
A
Paper
Co.
In
succession
to
t.
T.
fiyles,
chartered
account-
anl,
1io
has
resigned.
.
Mr.
Mills
is
vice-presMenl
of
the
Washing
ton
l'ulp
Pwper
V,o.
and
is
largely
Inleresled
in..Hie
eler-
$2.15
KNITTED
NECKWEAR.
In
neat
pallrn,
all
lh
latest
colors.
Closing
Out
Price
I
$1.15
NECKTIE
SPECIALS.
Odd
lines,
in
excellent
materials
and
pattern.
One
of
lliee
would
please
any
man.
Closing
Out
Prices
65c,
85c
and
95c
55c
GARTERS,
ARM
BANDS,
BRACES.
In
lieantifnl
Xmas
Boxes.
Closing
Out
Price
from
35c
to
$1.15
These
are
always
acceptable
as
a
gift.
SUCCESSFUL
TEA
AND
SALE
OF
COOKING
ON
SATURDAY
AFTERNOON
Nill
60
Chapter,
I.O.D.E.,
Realized
$78.60
For
Children's
Hospital
Ward
11
il
I
CO
Chanter.
Imperial
Or
dcr
taughters
of
the
Umpire.
realized
$78.il
for
llm
children's
8ILK
MUFFLERS.
In
lieantifnl
colorings.
Something
every
man
will
appreciate.
Closing
Out
Price
$2.45
Heavy
Knit
"Universal"
make,
100
Pure
Wool
Mufflers.
Closing
Out
Price
'
$1.15
PURE
SILK
SOX.
"Hadinm"
and
".Mercury"
makes.
Closing
Out
Price,
Per
Pair
'ward
in
the
hospital
at
the
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
held
on
Saturday
afternoon
al
the
home
of
Mrs.
George
O.
Tile,
Horden
Street.
Solos
were
rendered
dur
ing
the
afternoon
by
Mrs.
II.
C.
Fraser,
Mrs.
C.
W'oodvorth,
Miss
Davies
wnd
Mrs.
-William
Millar
and
Miss
Marjorie
Lancaster
played
a
piano
solo.
Miss
lllanche
Mucdonald.
reueul
of
the
rhapler.
was
in
general
charge
of
Ihe
af
fair.
Itaffles
re,ulled
as
follows:
Cake,
made
by
Mrs.
I).
W.
Mor-
rissey.
won
by
F.
Garlon.
Candy,
won
by
James
Mitchell.
Afghan,
won
by
Miss
May
Iiur-
gess.-
The
winning
numbers
were
drawn
by
Miss
F.leanor
Tite,
95c
How
about
a
New
Suit?
FOR
XMAS.
Here
is
a
Special
Xmas
Offer.
Indigo
Blue
Serge
Suits?
in
plain
models,
single
and
double
breasted.
For
dad
and
the
lad.
These
serges
are
all
guaranteed
Indigo
Blue,
Genuine
Harrogate
Serge.
These
suits
usually
sell
from
$50
to
$60.
Don't
miss
this
Bargain
Special,
$36.95
"KUM-A-PART"
CUFF
BUTTONS.
The
jiopular
and
convenient
ruff
hulloii.
Made
in
enamel
in
lovly
design
mid
'all
color.
Meg.
$l.2."i.
Closing
Out
Price
FAMOUS
"KUM-A-PART"
DRESS
BELT
BUCKLES
In
Stamped
.Sterling
Silver,
with
solid
leather
hell
to
match.
Iler-
is
something
every
man
need.
Closing
Out
Price
$2.45
Dress
Belts,
with
initial
buckles.
Closing
Out
Price
$1.15
SILK
SHIRTS-Every
Pure
Silk
Shirt
in
the
store
going
at
$5.65,
in
all
sizes.
$5.65
ACME
IMPORTERS
Third
Ave.
Store
Fixtures
For
Sale.
Mall
Orders
Filled
at
Sale
Prices.
Phone
369.
WHALEN
CO.
HAS
NEW
RECEIVER
I
ft
A
l-
1
a
t
1
l
Pr.
nr
(lillfot-nin.
He
v
-
------
lillin
iiiivi
is
a
man
of
great
ability
and
hasj
organized
many
paper
companies.!
It
js
Ml
thai
he
will
be
nblft
lo
ill.
4lw.
orfous
situation
E.
M.
Mills,
Practical
Pulp
Man,rat
face
the
company.
succeeas
u,
r.
uyica,
nnr
tered
Accountant,
Who
Has
Resigned'
Passengers
sailing
for
the
south
on
the
steamer
Prince
Hupert
this
morning
included:
A.
Radke,
Mrs.
E.
I.ivinRslone.
C.
1).
Hogg,
Mrs.
Howell,
Wil
liam
Ware,
A.
It.
McDonnell,
J.
Itlches,
W.
Y.
lloberge,
Miss
K.
Sullivan,
Mr.
and
'
Mrs.
Sam
Wethcrell
and
Mrs.
II.
Halt,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
J.
Turner,
Powell
ltiver;
P.
Yowell,
Seattle;
l.
McKenzie,
Victoria.
Mr.
.nd
Mrs.
Hugh
Mackenzie
arrived
on
Ihe
I'rince
Hupert
Saturday
night
from
Vancouver
where
they
were
recently
mar-vied.
They
will
lake
up
residence
at
Iligby
Island,
Mr.
Mackenzie
being
a
member
of
th
marine
department
staff.
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