rrMay
December
7,
1023.
What
you
have
been
looking
for
SOMETHING
NEW
Good,
and
Cheap
We
have
wonderful
Xmas
stock
of
TOM
SMITH'8
FAMOUS
YULETIDE
CnACKERS,
imporlrd
direct
from
London,
F.uglaud,
All
the.
fun
f
t,,
fair
utlllif
festive
table.
These
Cracker
are
the
acme
of
workmanship
anil
each
one
contains
a
delightful
gift
See
them
iu
our
window.
l'iiurpaed
for
table
decoration
Solo
Agent
for
PURDY'S
FAMOUS
CANDIES,
put
up
ill
heaulifnl
Xiimt
boxes.
Hay
it
with
Purdy's
and
ninke
a
kdluig.
TOM
SMITH'S
IMPORTED
TOY
AUTOS,
TRAINS.
ETC
Y
FILLED
WITH
CANDIEs!
J"l
Hie
thing
ur
the
Xmas
Storking.
To
Inlrodiire
these
fiimmi
good
to
the
imi
to
of
Princev
Ititperl
we
are
offering
Uiem
at
the
lowl
prices
ever
(juoled
m
(he
cdy.
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Third
Avenue.
We
Cash
Cheques.
f0U
HAVE
E
C,FT
L,ST
PR0BLEM
We
Have
the
Answer
Inline
in
inesHir
store
emd
see
our
so(k
of
French
Ivory
(i
wide
variety
at
reaioiiahlc
prices.-
Waterman
Fountain
Pens
from
Waterman
Pencil,
from
Kvcrsharp
Pencil,
from
...
.
...
Autographic
Kodak,
from
.
.
.
.
Brownie
Camera,
fntin
oods
52.50
$1.00
75c
$6.50
$2.00
Clfris'tnta
drin
ker".
Perfume
and
Toilet
Water,
.Manicure
Self.
Chocolate
in
Fancy
Boxes,
(Jim
ilma
Card.
(ircetitig
and
Pholograpli
Calendars.
Now
is
the
luue
lo
niuke
your
choice
of
gifts
whil"
our
lork
i
eompleie.
Any
article
will
lie
el
aitlc
for
you.
ORMES
LTD.
Dispensing
Chemists.
The
Rexatl
Store.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
We
Prepay
Mall
Orders.
Have
You
Tried?
Rupert
Brand
s
OCKEYE
ALMON
andwiches
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
,
PRINCE
RUPERT
New
Silver
Tea
Sets
for
Christmas
"
'
'
A
Silver
Tea
Set
makes
a
licautirnl
effect
iir
die
dining
room,
f
We
have
beautiful
ts
f
three
pieces,
height
finish,
flat
hotlom,
with
engraved
reulre
...
..
522.00
Bright
finish
with
i
ml
root
on
each
piece
$20.00
1
,,
'
Bright
finish,"
larger,
and
engraved
on
lop
$32.00
Tliiglil
finish,'
round
with
ebony
handled
leapol
$50.00
Ulher
sets
up
lo
.
.
$110.00
f
jj
CLAD
TO
$HOW
YOU.
Bulger
&
Cameron,
Ltd.
'
TUB
UMbl
rttiWH.
Lerean
dThe
ere
In
ordr
to
handle
the
grain
this
fall
the
Fort
William,
OnL
force
of
300
elevator
men
will
It
Incrraied
to
700.
From
120
to
150
grain
trim-ners
will
be
employed.
For
the
five
months
to
Auguat,
1523,
Canadian
newsprint
exports
were
valued
at
$35,303,043
gsinst
J27.257.382
for
the
tame
period
in
1122.
l'ulp
exports
in
tl.e
name
period
were
valued
at
$20,008,401
against
$10,076,533.
Grain
loading
on
Canadian
Pacific
lines
during
the
month
of
September
totalled
26.370
cars
or
38,-245,200
bushels.
This
at
the
begin,
ning
of
the
loading
x.'aron
which
was
two
weeks
late
this
year
on
ac
count
of
lbs
retarded
harvest.
This
hat
been
the
greatest
tea.
ton
lor
automobile
tourists
Montreal
has
ever
experienced,
according
to
the
Secretary
of
the
Automobile
Club
of
Canada.
Cars,
he
stated,
had
come
into
the
city
over
the
King
Edward
Highway
at
ihe
rate
of
two
hundred
a
day,
an
unusual
number
from
California,
Flor.oa,
Carolina
and
Virginia
being
noticeable.
There
was
nearly
$100,000,000
increase
in
the
total,
trads
of
Canada
for
the
first
five
months
of
the
current
fiscal
year,
according
to
a
return
made
by
the
Department
of
Customs
and
Excise.
The
total
trade
of
the
Dominion,
according
to
the
return,
for
the
live
months
ending
with
August,
was
785.000,000,
as
against
$026,000,000
during
the
same
period
a
year
ago.
ImporU
during
the
period
were
about
$333,-000
000,
at
against
$303,000,000
a
year
ago,
while
exports
of
Canadian
produce
rose
from
$316,000,000
approximately
lo
$386,000,000.
.
There
is
a
heavy
demand
for
bohmen,
according
to
Ihe
Government
Labor
Bureau
Jl
Montreal.
The
big
lumber
companies
have
been
engaging
men
for
the
boh,
and
the
proipectt
are
that
the
demand
will
be
sufficient
to
make
fall
and
winter
conditions
good.
V.'aget
paid
this
year
by
the
lumtxi
companies
are
higher
than
last
year,
the
rate
paid
being
$40
and
$15
a
month,
whereas
a
year
ago
the
tchedult
was
down
to
$26
a
month.
With
tin
completion
of
the
harbor
works
now
in
progress,
Montreal
will
be
in
a
much
belie.-
position
in
1924
to
handle
a
record
flow
of
grain
than
ever
before.
Windmill
Point
elevator
will
be
increased
by
1,250,-000
bushels
storage
capacity,
making
its
total
rapacity
3,2&0,0v0.
Four
additional
shipping
berwis
are
being
provided
at
this
elevator
and
will
be
in
commission
early
next
month,
and
the
elevator's
loading
rapacity
will
be
increased
from
-0,000
to
90,-000
bushels
an
tour.
Reports
to
the
Canidiun
Pselfi
Railway,
show
that
there
arrived,
at
Winnipeg
from
the
L'rlthh
Isles
this
year
for
the
purpone
of
-working
on
the
harvest,
11,833
men.
Special
efforts
are
bting
made
to
find
occupation
for
as
many
as
possible
to
cover
the
winter
period,
and
it
is
tati-d
that
it
is
now
probable
that
a
considerable
numUr
of
these
harvesters
from
Great
Britain
and
the
Irish
Free
State
will
remain
la
the
Dominion.
Addressing
a
recent
meeting
of
the
Vancouver
Hoard
ef
Trade,
Presidnt
E.
W.
Beatty,
tf
the
Ca-nadiah
Pacific
Railway,
announced
that
the
company
proposed
immediately
to
add
two
large
modern
steamers
to
its
coast
ficot
in
order
to
take
care
of
incrasing
tourist
traffic
over
the
company's
coastal
lines.
He
alsn
annouiiud
the
early
completion
of
a
new
pier
at
'this
harbor
at
a
cost
of
several
millions,
which
hat
been
made
tieeesrjr
by
the
steady
development
of
Canada
'.
trans-racifir
trade.
K.
F.
Duby
sailed
for
Vancouver
mi
the
Prince
George
last
nulit
enroulo
lo
Senile.
Tlii'
Itnuglilprs
of
Fngland
will
li
lil
u
It.
'i
nar
including
sale
of
II'miic
('.itokiiii;.
Plain
Scwinjr,
I'niiily
anil
HalTlfs.
Aflcmonu
e:i
.
1
1
1
J
ftiiiipcr.
from
5
to
8
p.m.
loiiinrrow
in
the
obi
Carlton
ili'-iaiu
ani.
Tlnnl
Avenue.
i
ivi
i
ai?n
Local
aid;
'Personal
Fotherby.
X.
Folherby,
Mrs.
Mc
Donald,
Mr.
Wiley,
Mr.
Ilymes.
A.
II.
O
Hiien.
Mr.
Omert.
Mr.
Dymoiid,
A.
It.
.McDonald,
Mr.
Keats,
D.
J.
Lennox.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
F.
ltuxloit,
James
Daly,
F.
Klls,
C
Johnson,
E.
Guilder-
son,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F".
Garnham,
C.
D.
Edginuton,
E.
W.
Suf
field.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Hill
ami
Mrs.
IUuseaux
for
Vancouver;
II.
I
tioulhourne
for
Ocean
Falls.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
It.
It.
Young,
Port
Simpson;
M.
E.
McDonald,
Vancouver;
W.
I.
alng
ami
E.
W.
Ha
relay.
Victoria;
Major
M.
A.
Hurhank.
Prince
George:H.El
Thornton,
Hazellon;
Mu'.'gsey
MctJowan.
Winnipeg.
Central
C
II.
Anderson,
Terrace;
II.
II.
Ilichies,
Vancouver:
Win.
Siiuderson,
Aityox.
NEW
LAMP
BURN8
94
AIR.,
Beats
Electric
or
Qas
A
new
oil
lamp
thai
gives
an
amazingly
brilliant,
soft,
while
light,
even
heller
than
gas
or
electricity,
has
been
tested
by
the
If.S.
(iovernnu'nt
and
35
leading
universities
and
found
lo
be
superior
lo
to
ordinary
oil
lamps.
It
burn
without
odor,
smoke
or
noise
no
pumping
up,
is
simple.
clean,
safe.
Burns
91
aid
and
(5
common
kerosene-
(coal
oiP
.
The
Inventor,
O,
A,
Johnson,
57D
McDerinot
Ave.,
Winnipeg,
Is
nffering
to
send
a
lamp
on
10
day's
FIrKK
trial,
or
even
to
give
one
FIlKK
to
the
first
user
in
each
locality
who
will
help
him
Introduce
It.
Writtf
him
today"
for
full
particulars,
Also
nsk
him
to
ex-i
plain
how
you
can
get
the
agency,)
and
without
experience
or
money
make
9250
tp
500
per
month.
Advertise
la
tU
Dally
Nhw,
If
A
MOST
OF
MISSING
Oil
Flirt
CmtH
It
tmrnm
lU
thHrtx.
S.J
Jmt
OXO
IhitliSttPiztk.
OXO
LIMITED.
2J2
Lrmmtm
U.
aCOVTREAU
GIRLS
ARE
FOUND
NEW
YORK,
IK".
6.
More
than
11.000
girls
and
women
were
leporlfii
missing
during
1922
by
ixilice
headquarter
in
33
American
cities,
and
approxi
mately
yon
of
them
had
not
been
'
local
I'd
by
December
31sl.
These
figure
were
gathered
by
Ihe
.National
Association
of
Travellers'
Aid
Socielies
of
this
cily
in
an
effort
to
estimate
the
number
and
types
of
persons
who
drop
out
of
sight
each
year.
Reports
from
37
cities,
the
association
said,
gnve
a
tolal
of
31.638
men.
women
and
children
who
disap
peared,
about
2.500
of
whom
were
not
found.
THE
WHOLE
FAMILY
WAS
LAID
UP
WITH
SEVERE
COLDS
on
Oh-
rirt
aitiK'srsiire
of
a
muita
or
nTltl
our
advlrt-
U
.vnu
Is
lo
gi'l
rlU
of
It
iK'fuif
II
Ium
a
rliaiK-e
lo
mw
M,ir;
ttrU
seltlnl
mi
the
lutirs.
and
rane
bniiiililti-.
pncumi.iiU,
or
uilx-r
serious
lunar
Irwublrs.
Dr.
Wuml's
Norway
fine
Syrup
wilt
Inimnliaiely
relieve
tlie
cold
or
euufti
on
IK
tm-epllon.
Mr.
David
Ayres.
Kearney.
Out..
writes:
"Our
whole
family
wai
laid
up
with
rvere
rold.
and
we
didn't
Mni
to
he
able
lo
et
any
reller
rnmi
anything-
we
used
until,
one
day
a
frlrnd
raine
In
and
told
ine
we
would
te
sure
to
art
rid
of
our
odds
If
we
used
Or.
Wood-
.Norway
fine
syrup.
I
derided
lo
take
her
advire.
and
In
no
lline
our
colds
were
all
tone.
ow.
knowiiinr
the
value
of
your!
tinedy.
wp
will
always
keep
It
on
hand
so
as
to
have
It
In
rase
of
emergency."
I
Or.
Worn!-
.Norway
Pine
Syrup
Is
JJe
bollle:
tarre
family
sue
60c
;
put
up!
only
by
The
Toronto,
Out.
T.
Mllburn
Co..
Limited,
rJ
Plus
1o
Per
Piece.
a
pound
FLOAT-IRONED
Family
Service
All
of
your
washing
80
per
cent
or
your
Ironing
erarythlng
returned
dry
You
limply
touch
up
a
few
outer
garmtnts
such
s
waists,
blouses,
hous
dresses,
with
hand-Iron.
Phona
us
today.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY.
Phone
8.
PAGE
THREE.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Uajitisl
Olitireh
Hazaar,
Dec.
iii.
iu
Cliurcli
parlors.
.Methodist
Church
Hazaar,
December
13.
I'ublfc
.School
Concert
Dec.
I8-IU.
High
School
Xmas.
Concert,
December
20.
4.
.
Hill
t'm
I.
0.
D.
K.
lea
Datisatil
iu
I.Iks
Home,
New
Year's
Afternoon.
..J
H.G.
Undertaker.
Phone
41,
May
ners.
Under
tskr.
Pbone
"
351.
u
Three
Basketball
battles
to.
night,
Elks'
Home.
WHO
TAKFS
THE
CAKE?
See
Heimningg'
window.
287
Choice
Creamery
duller.
7
lbs.
for
$3.00.
F.
W.
Moerscli.
1'hone
13.
'
tf-
Interior
Pasteurised
Milk.
l'rince
Rupert
Dairy,
phone
Ulack
216.
tf
SI.
Andrew's
Ladies'
Auxiliary
Hogmanay
Dance,
December
31.
Invitations
heiiiir
issued.
H.
Ji.
Young':
the
Port
.Simp
son
merchant,
is
in
the
city
on
business
having
arrived
J.
.F.
SI
ran?,
manager
of
Siin-
nynide
Cannery,
relumed
lo
Vancouver
on
ihe
Prince
George
last
night.
Adam
Mackfe,
in
spec
tor
of
fisheries,
sailed
lait
night
by
the
steamer
Prince
fieorge
for
Vancouver.
C.
II.
Anderson
of
the
Pacific
Coail
Lumber
Inspection
Iturcau
reached
Ihe
city
from
Terrace
on
la.l
uiglilV
train.
It.
(i.
Swan,
chief
engineer
for
Ihe
water,
power
branch
of
the
federal
government,
return
eil
last
night
by
the
Prince
George
lo
Vancouver
afler
having
spent
a
couple
of
days
here
in
connection
with
Ihe
installation
of
the
waterworks
at
Mell-i-kalla.
At
'Ihe
Hojarj-
Club
Iuiic-Iihoii
yesterday
D.
tl.
Mcllae
gave
an
iiilereslingfalliMlo
the
...club
on
Iuine
mipIImmI.
This
was
followed
by
a
discti.ision
on
sev
eral
mailers
pertaining
lo
the
instil
ution
and
the
method
of
nominating
and
electing
officer
was
finally
'decided
upon.
Herman
polriiiils
each
Ix-ar
ing
pottage
lamp
lo
the
amount
of
ix
million
mark
were
received
this
morning
by
several
local
merchants
and
bauks.
They
created
quite
lot
of
inleresl.
The
polcard.
were
applications
tor
uanauiau
husine
from
Karl
(ierlitighau.
a
merchant
of
.Municli,
Germany
-
--
Paengcfs
sailiusr
for
the
south
on
(he
steamer
Prince
George
last
night
included
:
William
Gait,
Mrs.
E.
Hall,
H.
THE
EASY
WAY
to
Make
Soap
is
NOT
to
boil
meat
and
vegetables
for
four
or
five
hours,
but
to
boil
the
vegetables
for
perhaps
half
an
hour,
then
drop
in
a
few
Oxo
Beef
Cubes,
and
the
soup
is
ready
to
serve.
Oxo
Cubes
give
the
rich
nutriment,
the
slrength-giving
qualities,
the
fine
flavor
of
fresh
prime
beef.'
THE
EASY
WAY
to
Makt
Clear
Broth,
Consomme
and
Bouillon,
is
NOT
to
boil
meat
for
half
a
day
and
strain
out
the
shreds,
but
merely
to
add
Oxo
Cubes
and
seasoning
to
boiling
water,
and
serve.
THE
EASY
WAY
to
Make
Beef
Tea
for
the
Sick
is
NOT
to
boil
fresh
meat
for
hours,
but
merely
to
drop
an
Oxo
Cube
or
two
into
a
cup
of
HOT
water
THE
EASY
WAY
to
Make
Sauces,
Gravies,
Stews,
Hash,
Meat
Pies
the
easy
and
delightful
way
to
make
Croquettes
and
Cold
Meat
more
appetizing
is
to
add
Oxo
Cubes
to
restore
the
beef
flavor.
'
THE
EASY
WAY
fo
Make
a
Hot
Drink
on
a
Cold
Day
is
to
drop
an
Oxo
Cube
or
two
into
boiling
water.
A
cup
of
Oxo
after
a
hard
day's
work
will
brace
you
as
nothing
else
wilL
OXO
CUBES
are
invaluable
to
every
woman
who
cooks
or
who
has
a
cook
;
and
your
own
knowledge
of
preparing
tempting,
appetizing
meals
will
guide
you
in
using
them.
OXO
CUBES
A
Cube
to
a
Cup
Stocks
and
Bonds
AH
Victory
and
flovernment
Bonds
Bought
and
Sold.
We
still
have
a
few
shares
left
of
the
PREMIER
MINE
at
$2.90.
This
is
the
greatest
dividend
producer
in
Canada,
T.
McCLYMONT
Phone
Black
85.
Third
Ave.
Phone
109.
STEVE
KING
Helgerson
Block.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
Dentist
X-RAY
SERVICE.
Office
Honrs;
0
a.m.
lo
0
p.m.
Open
Evenings
by
Special
Appointment.
Carss
Mackinaw
Pure
Wool
Coats
and
Trousers
XMAS
GIFTS
NOW
IN.
Phone
Green
85
Third
Avenue
Shockley's
pllMills
Sole
Agents
for
Royal
Mills,
Hatiall,
B.C
Lumber
J.
Fyfe
Smith
Co
Hardwood
Fraser
Mills
,
Fir
Veneer
Dimension
Lumber.
Fir,
Spruce
and
Cedar.
Spruce
and
Cedar
Shiplap.
Spruce
Planking.
Sash,
Doors,
Mouldings.
Glass,
Shingles.
Fir
Veneer,
Cedar
Piling.
FALL
IS
HERE
AND
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
INSTALL
THOSE
NEW
LIGHTS.
We
have
just
received
a
shipment
of
the
fatuous
"CONDOR"
LAMPS
.Made
in
Holland,
mid
we
invite
you
to
inspect,
our
large
well
assorted
stock
of
these
beautiful
lights.
These
lights
are
positively
guaranteed
for
1000
burning
hours.
If
nuy
lamp
fails
iu
this
guarantee
we
will
reprice
it
with
u
new
one.
We
have
lamps
for
every
purpose.
LIGHT
UP
WITH
"CONDOR"
LAMPS.
STORK'S
HARDWARE
LTD
Second
Ave.
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