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Christmas
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ARE
3
SPLENDID
VALUES
IN
BEDROOM
,
FURNITURE
jOLID
WALNUT
SUITE
,,
lui
Dics-er.
Vanity,
llcuih,
Mocker
iihil
a
iii
Ibd;
liiu4
llrilish
Mirront.
Special
,
,
ii.f
()tin-linii
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2
WALNUT
VENEER
SUITE
t.firrV
iie-er,
Dressing
Table
untl
Hench,
.
i
H,i,nr
and
Panel
Med;
bevelled
mirrors.
.i
-t
M-IItT
:
CIRCrl
SUITE
(Walnut
Finish)
uulii4
l'rccr.
Vanity,
Hem-li.
Iloekc
r
and
lujiii
r;
I'tain
mirror.
Spenal
Christmas
,';it
Price
'
j
rr
times
nom
Furnishings
iiii.i.:
tr
John
lKati
of
I
Allium'.
I'tl'cnf
bid
Tilulti,
but
:(
yon
fo
'
tf:!liint.
'
frtm
tht
"b-it
food
ou
tvrrut.'
MQESTED
$155.00
$125.00
$110.00
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street
Mi
-
i
II.
i,,.w
by
of
the
iYourdinner
Before
It
Is
Food
if
certain
tocruisedistrcssuntilyou
improved
igestive
action
nnd
sweeten
thestom-ncli.
You
c;in
do
this
quickly
and
surely
by
taking
Beccham's
Pills.
Their
natural
action
stiniulaU'Sthoflowcfpastricjuice,
increases
activity
of
liver
nnd
bowels
and
improves
digestion.
Take
DccchanVsPilla
with
confidence,
for
80
years'
expen'enco
prove
they
are
good
for,
the
stomach.
Sold
Everywhere
in
Canada
WECHAmPnis
I
I
II.
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luh
ii,
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ti,c
princess
M,l
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noun.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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thai
nifor
i
l.niberaii
fiaiaar
.
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imtt
lltiw
rny
Mmrnpnu
Hall.
inin
fur
iwlumn
inj
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by
Mm
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Uaaar.
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Canada
wut
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rnuneil
H."!c
III
fi-
Hikiiiix,
December
6.
Devembcr
2.
SOLD
CROW
T
til
BOURDON
WHISKEY
BOTTLED
UMCER
FEDERAL
COVCRNMEMT
SUPIRVISION
'liscnicnt
is
ridt
published
or
displayed
'
1
tcr
Control
Hoard
or
by
tho
fiovcrnmenl
Mritish
Columbia.
Andrew's
Methodist
Cbureh
Itazaar,
Dec
ember
II.
tf
V
lioiw:
f
..fced,
.j.aiurc
quality!
I
Local
and
Personal
li.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Hayners,
UniJertakers,
Phone
301
You'll
like
our
coal!
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
tf
The
.oiular
drlnk-"SUPlli:.Mi;
Coffee.
Save
the
coupons,
tt
lv.
K,
Knott
Mailed
on
tin;
Mary
yesterday
urternoon
for
Ketchikan.
Once
more
we
can
supply
the
famous
F.d-on
coal
in
any
quan
lilies.
Phone
58.
Prince
Hunerl
Feed
Co,
tf
.Mr.
and
.Mrs.
S.
(i.
Harlan
of
Second
Avenue
are
vailing
for
Vancouver
on
the
Cardena
this
afternoon.
Geo,
Hohh,
owner
of
the
6?
taxi
business,
leaved
on
the
steamer
Cardena
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
on
a
business
trip.
(i.
K.
(iiilick,
local
manager
of
he
Swifl
-Canadian
Co.,
return
ed
on
the
Cardena
this
morning
nfter
making
the
round
trip
to
St
c
war
I
and
Anyox
on
business
II.
I..
Clothier,
after
spending
he
past
few
days
at
Stewart
on
business,
is
passing
through
or
I
be
Cardena
this
afternoon
re
turning
south
to
Vancouver.
James
Martin
of
Massed,
who
arrived
on
the
Prince
John
on
Sunday
nizhl
from
the
Islands
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Cardena
for
Vancouver.
O.
A.
Clothier,
resident
mining
I'liKineer.
is
on
his
annual
trip
ol
inspection
to
the
All
ice
Ann
dis
Iriet.
bavin?
gone
north
on
the
Cardena
Sunday
night.
Accompanied
by
Mrs
.Martin
'.
W.
Martin,
the
well-known
Stewart
mining
operator,
is
.nsM'iiccr
going
south
on
the
Cardena
today
bound
for
Victoria
on
a
brief
business
trip.
Lome
McAllister.
Canadian
custom
oflieer
al
Skasw-ay.
was
u
liiaifiirr
limtnil
fmrlli
fin
Mm
:
-
......
..........
.
-
-
'Princess
Mary
yesterday
return
I
ng
to
liis
post
afler
a
holiday
'fill
aulllll
J
I
Hawkinson,
the
well
Known
Stewart
restaurant
man.
arrived
in
the
cily
on
the
Car
dena
ibis
morniiu.
He
is
here
on
business
nrd
will
return
norl'
otnorrow
night.
Hpv.
and
Mrs.
J.
It.
Wiley
from
Sifcr
Ainiee
Semple
McPherson
Four
Square
(lope
Temple,
l.o
Anueles
will
conduct
the
meel
logs
in
the
Central
City
Mission
tin
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
evetiillifs
al
8
p.m.
Molorship
Hellingham,
Capl
I.
en
Williams,
arrlveil
al
noon
from
Ketchikan
and
is
discharg
ing
four
carloails
or
frozen
liall
but
ul
I
lie
lloyal
Fish
Co.'s
dock
for
Iranssliipment
lo
the
Kaslerr
Stales
oxer
Ihe
Canadian
Nation
al
Hallways.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
liusswood
I
are
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Cardena
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
Husswood
Mas
been
located
as
wireless
opera'.or
at
Digby
Island
for
some
lime
and
is
now
being
transferred
to
Point
Grey.
Tlie
power
boat
Prosperity
Capl.
Itrindle,
was
in
port
yesterday
from
Salt
Chuck
Mine.
Alaska,
discharging)
30
tons
of
palladium
concentrates
for
transshipment
over
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
to
the
Irviugton
smelter,
New
Jersey.
'Ihe
Initiative
local
improvement
bylaw
to
pros
hie
for
the
mattress
grading
of
Conrad
St.
and
Klevenlh
Avenue
was
finally
reconsidered
and
adopted
ut
last
night's
council
meeting.
The
construction
bylaw
for
Allin
Avenue
from
Second
Avenue
lo
Fleventli
Street
was
advanced
lo
Ihe
(bird
reading.
To
accoiniuodale
many
local
people
who
are
planning
lo
go
south
for
the
Christmas
holiday,
the
CX.
II.
steamer
Prince
1
1
u
port
will
not
sail
from
here
for
Vancouver
on
December
ID
until
I
o'clock
in
the
afternoon.
The
vessel
will
arrive
in
Vancouver
on
Sunday
morning
enabling
passengers
lo
make
boat
connec-hoits
to
Victoria
and
Seattle
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
FLANNEL
AND
HOUSE
DRE88E3
FOR
LADIES
AND
CHILDREN
ON
SALE
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
There
will
be
a
meeting
to
organize
a
museum
association
in
the
city
hall
Wednesday
even
ing
at
8.
Mrs.
11.
Turtle
of
llella
llella
arrived
in
the
cily
on
the
Car
dena
Sunday
afternoon
to
pay
an
xtended
visit
with
her
uncle
and
aunt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Collier
She
will
remain
over
the
Christ
mas
holidays.
Mrs.
Turtle
is
receiving
a
very
warm
welcome
ind
lasl
evening
a
number
ot
friends
gathered
at
the
home
ol
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Collier
to
meet
her
Passengers
booked
to
sail
on
the
Cardena
this
afternoon
foi
Vancouver
include
Mr.
and
Mrs
G.
Harlan,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J
liusswood
and
family,
Canon
h
iould.
Mrs.
J.
lloskins,
Allan
Stewart,
C.
I).
Kiumons,
W
Howard,
Mrs.
K.
A.
Drum,
Frank
Pearce,
James
Martin
and
A.
Martiifou.
The
Cardena
arrived
at
11.30
this
morning
from
Any
ox
and
Stewart
and
will
sail
for
I
he
south
al
5
this
afternoon.
MARRIED
YESTERDAY
Miss
llella
Frank,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
H.
L.
Frank
of
Ter
race,
was
married
quietly
al
the
Presbyterian
Manse
at
2
o'clock
yesterday
aflcmocn
to
W.
II.
Watt,
also
of
Terrace.
The
collide
arc
spending
a
few
days
in
the
city
before
proccediug
to
Terrace
vliere
Ihev
will
reside.
DUKE
AND
DUCHESS
ARE
OFF
FOR
AFRICA
LONDON.
Dee.
J.
Th"
Duki
and
Duchess
of
York
left
yester
day
for
Fasl
Africa.
They
will
slay
in
Paris
for
three
days'
shopping
and
I
lien
proceed
from
Marseilles
for
Monoassa.
CUSTOMS
COLLECTIONS
ARE
HIGHER
THIS
YEAR
Cuctoms
collections
for
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
during
Ihe
month
of
November
totalled
$32.-P.H.55
showing
a
slight
in-'reaSe
oVr
3:!.
277.23
for
the
same
month
last
year
it
was
an-lounced
al
the
customs
house
his
morning.
SENDING
PHOTOGRAPHS
ACROSS
ATLANTIC
BY
MEANS
OF
WIRELESS
NF.W
YOHK.
Dec.
2.
The
por-rait
of
the
lulled
States
presi-lent
was
put
on
the
air
in
Lon
don
Sunday
and
twenty
minutes
later
reproduced
here
with
but
tittle
refringemcut,
say
the
in
ventors.
The
process
will
be
made
available
immediately
for
instan
taneous
transatlantic
transpor
tation
of
news
pictures.
A
second
message
was
sen
I
'lavinjr
lo
do
with
diplomatic
correspondence
and
the
identifi
cation
of
Hie
photographs.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
Brocaded
Tweeds
An
unusual
purchase
enables
us
to
oTfer
these
beautiful
ami
'serviceable
dress
materials
at
a
fraction
of
their
value
10
inches
wide
in
many
shades
and
colorings,
Itegular
$2.25
At
Only
Per
Yard
..
$1.50
West
of
England
Store
SMITH
BLOCK.
MAY
STOP
WORK
'
ISLAND
ROAD
City
Engineer
Reports
Against
Continuation
During
Winter
Months
as
Costly
A
report
from
the
city
engineer
advising
that,
in
view
Of
the
fael
that
cost
of
doing
the
work
at1
this
lime
of
the
year
would
he!
some
25
or
30'
per
cent
greater
I
ban
when
weather
conditions
were
more
favorable,
the
work
of
building
the
city's
portion
of
tin-
Kaien
Island
road
be
discontinued
until
nexl
April
did
not
meet
with
entire
approval
at
lasl
night's
council
meeting
and
was
referred
to
the
Hoard
of
Works
for
furl
her
consideration.
In
his
report,
the
cily
engineer
stated
t
hat
he
had
interviewed
Major
Taylor,
district
engineer
for
the.
public
works
department.
on
Ihe
matter
and
hail
been
advised
that
the
government
would
not
be
resuming
work
on
its
portion
until
March
I
and
then
the
amount
of
work
lo
be
done
would
depend
entirely
on
the
appropriation
made.
Such
material
as
was
needed
could
then
be
taken
in
on
scows.
In
view
of
the
greater
cost
entailed
in
doing
the
work
under
unfavorable
con
ditions
of
the
winter
season',
I
lie
engineer,
therefore,
recommended
that
Ihe
work
of
the
city
be,
slopped
until
April
with
t
lie
pos
sible
exception
of
some
eul
work
on
or
near
Eleventh
Avenue.
The
engineer
expressed
Ihe
opinion
that,
in
view
of
the
serious
state
of
the
plank
roads,
the
city
would
be
belleV
advised
in
devoting
all
possible
efforts
to
continuing
the
work
of
lowering
the
plank
road
ways.
Aid.
Cacy
referred
to
the
fact
that
certain
members
of
the
council
had
at
first
seemed
"alarmed
al
Ihe
"backwardness
of
the
Hoard
of
Works
in
jretlin
the
Island
road
work
started.
He
would
now
like
to
hear
from
the
aldermen
who
had
made
those
complaints.
Mayor
Newton
fell
that
the
matter
might
be
referred
lo
the
Hoard
of
Works.
If
the
weather
improved,
the
worV
misrht
yet
be
continued
lo
good
advantage
es
pecially
as
ameans
to
alleviating
unemployment.
If
the
Hoard
of
Works
could
devise
some
plan
to
resume
at
leasl
pait
of
tho
work,
he
fell
it
would
be
better
than
shutting
it
down
entirely.
Aid.
Perry
pointed
out
thai.
If
work
was
continued
under
present
conditions
the
appropria
tion
mi&lil
be
exceeded.
Slill
the
Hoard
of
Works
might
make
ome
revision
of
the
cily
en
gineer's
report.
Aid.
Macdonald
urged
that
as
much
work
as
iossihle
be
kept
on
by
the
cily
during
the
winter
in
view
of
possible
unemployment.
Weather
conditions
might
not
be
as
bail
as
Ihe
engineer
anticipated.
Often
there
was
plendid
working
wrather
during
I
lie
winter
months.
The
report
was
ordered
lo
Ihe
Hoard
of
Works
by
Mayor
New
ton.
CHICKEN
DINNER
Hl'HXS
l.AKK.
Dec.
2.
A
suc
cessful
chicken
and
turkey
supper
was
given
last
Tuesday
by
Ihe
Ladies'
Aid
of
the
I'ninn
Church.
Over
I00
was
realized
from
the
supper
and
the
bazaar
following.
MEN
ARE
MORE
SHORT
:
TEMPERED
THAN
WOMEN:
1
i,
...
....
w
it
n,w
...
s..m'
UABIHiaiBSMK
'-
'
"
"
uen
naturally
will
dispute
the
lalemenl,
but
these
same,
men
should
recollect
Ihe
limes
they
have
lost
their
tempers
when
Hicy
lit
the
fire
in
the
morning
and
it
went
out,
leaving
them
lo
do
the
whole
thing
over
again.
Fortunately
this
trouble
can
.asily
be
eliminated.
Coal
is
be-
ng
sold
today
which
can
be
iir-
liled
from
paper
rolled
inloiH
balls.
A
Rood
fire
is
going
in
am
few
minutes
and
breakfast
is
h
ready
in.uo
time.
g
this
coal
Is
Ihe
Tamous
Xa-naiino-Wcllinxlon,
sold
only
by
Albert
A
McCalTery.
Every
pound
of
it
double
screened
no
rock
or
shale,
no
slack
r.hd
very
little
ash.
ll
lasts
longer,
gives
greater
heal
and
better
service.
These
are
some
of
the
reasons
for
so
many
repeat
orders.
Ho
one
of
Ihe
many
wise
people.
Do
us
they
do
by
ordering
nothing
but
Xa-
nai!nnWclliucrton
coal.
Promni
IN
aI.
o
irt
iiini.....i.n..
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ml.iiiii
mi
i
n
r-
in
iiirniut'i
mi'
yiplione
nunilie:
-
u
e
HO
a
d
i0i.
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H
B
n
m
a
B
mi
n
i
H
M
F5
TOYLAND
OPENS
TODAY
COME
AND
BniNG
THE
CHILDREN
Mere
are
Toys
from
all
parts
of
the
world,
well
made,
distinctive
ami
low
in
price.
Now
is
the
time
to
make
your
selections
before
the
rush
commences.
EXTRAORDINARY
VALUES
IN
ALL
DOLLS
McRae's
Special
$1,30
Full
jointed,
fine
quality
bisque
bead,
moving
eyes
and
real
eyelashes,
flowing
curly
hair,
jointed
at
neck,
shoulders,
elbow,
wrist,
hip
and
knee,
muslin
dress,
braid,
lace,
shoes
and
Vcks
$1.30.
See
our
window.
Oilier
lines
equally
good
value.
Waterman
and
Wahl
Pens
We
i
an
mii(
any
ta-te
in
u
fotu'ii'
tin-
Christmas.
The
plain,
self-filled,
with
clip,
in
finite
nnd
medium
)oiiils.
A
litlle
brglr
and
heavier
at
lien
$2.75
$4.25,
$5.25,
$6.25
(iold
bauds
and
clips,
$3.50,
$4.50,
$6.50
Solid
HK
gold
bands
and
clips
$12.00
to
$15.00
(iold
eased
all
over
$11.00
up
We
alsji
have
Iheni
in
velvet
rases
wilh
penril
lo
match.
Our
ocii
e-
nrit
Ihe
tine
s
Hdvertised
everywhere
and
we
will
exchange
until
uo
gel
one
to
suit
your
baud.
I.'
ink
over
our
.-plendid
stock.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
JEWELLERS
R(JEN
WATCHE5E
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
50
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