TAGE
HlJt
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
8
p.m.
BABY
PEGGY
IN
"THE
FAMILY
SECRET"
The
liny
Sarah
Hernhardt
in
a
combination
of
Frances
Hodgson
Burnett's
celebrated
novel
"Edillia's
Hurglar"
and
Augustus
Thomas'
lirilliant
stage
success
"The
Hurglar,"
A
jihoto-drama
with
many
big
moments,
shadowy
secrets,
thrilling
events,
a
charming
child
nnd
intriguing
fates.
"Help"!
she
cried
and
the
hurglar
responded
heroically
in
this
photo-play
of
love
and
laughter.
When
n
child
gets
into
trouble
the
world
feels
a
tug
nt
its
heart-strings.
The
discovery
that
the
burglar
in
her
own
home
was
her
own
fattier
well
that
sure
was
trouble,
A
picture
for
the
whole
family.
Exciting!
Appealing!
Joy-infusing!
Superb
cast.
Hatty
Peggy
Montgomery,
Kdv;ml
K.irle,
(iladys
Ilulelle,
Frank
Currier,
Cesare
(Iravina,
.Martin
Turner,
Martha
Matlox
and
others.
Comedy
"Roughing
It."
Fox
News-Gazette.
Admission
35c
and
10c.
PUBLIC
TAKE
NOTICE.
We
air
m
a
position
to
quoin
yi'U
(lie
lowest
market
prices
on
Veal,
Lamb
and
Peer.
Hotline
Href,
per
Hi.
.
.
.
5o
Pol
Unas!,
per
Hi
8c
Choice
lloasl,
per
lb.
.
.
15c
Lous
of
Lamb,
per
lb.
35c
Shoulder
Lamb,
per
lb.
20c
Veal
Slew,
per
lb
7c
Choice
al
Itoasl,
per
lb.
15c
Home
Made
lleaddiec-se,
per
Hi
20c
Sausage,
per
lb
15c
Hi'tpping.
per
lb
15c
Ilologna.
per
lb
20c
Come
in
ami
tqlk
to
us
on
a
fine
price
on
quantities.
Lowest
in
town.
Our
new
slock
of
llaisins.
Peels.
Nuts.
Cherries,
Figs
ami
Dales
has
arrived.
lleltcr
Quality
and
Lower
Prices.
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428
Orders
of
$3.00
dellvcrsd
MEAT
MARKET
AT
ECONOMY
STORE
Special
Notice
to
Consumers
In
Sections
6,
7
and
8.
We
cordially
invite
you
to
visit
our
Meat
Dept.
and
see
for
yourself
our
slock
of
Fresh
Meals.
Why
walk
a
lens
distance
this
wintry
wcalhi-r?
Our
prices
are
just
us
reasonable
as
elsewhere
nnd
our
slock
is
selected
from
Ibe
best
on
the
market.
Give
Us
a
Trial
Kcoiiomy
Jiutler,
No.
1,
per
lb
4
Per
It
lb.
box
55.25
Sweel
Clover
Lard,
3
lb.
tin
60c
No.
1
llacon,
per
lb.
.
.
45c
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84
"inco
Rupert,
3.C.
BUSY
WINTER
LOOKED
FOR
IN
CALIFORNIA
C.
E.
Balnter,
Formerly
of
This
City
Is
Visitor
For
a
Few
Days
on
Private
Falling
off
of
the
boom
in
California
and
ij
marked
reduction
in
building
activities
caused
quiet
business
conditions
in-
that
klalc
dur'iili?
the
summer
but
a
large
tourist
trade
it
is
expected1
will
make
things
lively
again
this
j
winter,
slates
C.
K.
llainter.
for-uier
insurance
man
of
Prince
(
Huperl,
who
arrived
in
I
he
city
j
yesterday
aflornoon
from
Lingi
11...
...1.
In,
Iummi
loe.:iled
1
for
the
past
several
years.
Mr.
llainler
asserts
that
the
many
former
Prince
Huperl
citizens
now
located
in
California
continue
to
lo
well.
Accompanied
by
Jess
Croft
or
Idaho,
Mr.
llainler
arrived
from
Ibe
sotitli
on
the
Prince
Huperl
'yesterday
afternoon.
They
left
today
on
the
gasboal
Point
May,
Charles
Wallace,
for
a
trip
down
Ibe
coast
and
expert
to
be
back
mi
Saturday.
They
will
return
south
on
Tuesday
night.
Mr.
Jlainler
is
here
on
private
THROUGH
SLEEPING
1
CARS
TO
SHIP'S
SIDE
'
.
i
I
The
Canadian
National
Hail-
ways
have
made
arrangements
to
operate
tourist
and
standard
Isleepintf
cars
through
from
the
pacific
Coasl
to
the
ship's
side
al
.Montreal
and
Halifax
in
connection
with
Old
Counry
sail-lins.
during
November
and
Dee-ember.
Full
particular
regarding
rales,
reservations,
passports,
els.,
can
be
secured
from
City
Ticket
Oilice.
Canadian
Nalicaa!
I
Railways,
528
Tl
ird
Ave
ue
jl'r.nce
Huperl.
Phone
200.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
Arrivals
fur
Prince
Riiperl
from
the
south
on
the
steamer
Prince
Huperl,
Capl.
Harry
Ned-den,
yesterday
afleriHjou
included
.1.
H.
Mayville.
(i.
Millar,
J.
Muir.
W.
Javin,
S.
Zulich.
C.
Fourchalk,
Mrs.
Cameron,
Dan
Mason,
A.
A.
Mitchell,
II.
II.
Mustard,
Mrs.
James
I..
Hrew-sler.
Miss
Brews
I
er,
Mrs.
V.
Aiken
Hallinej.
11.
Caslillou,
S.
Morrison.
J.
It.
Cameron.
C.
F.
iHaiuler.
J.
Craft,
Miss
Mitchell,,
.1.
A.
W.
Hell,
T.
II.
Johnson.
F.j
.Simpson,
W.
W.
V.
Hazlelt,
M.
S.'
I
Ifyruti.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
T.
Lutz.t
B
.1.
A.
Sniilli,
Mrs.
M.
L.
Slcpp
and
daughter.
Mis
S.
(iudmansoii,
Mr.
Justice
Gregory,
Mr.
ami
.Mrs.
A.
K,
Warren.
I
Passengers
going
through
For
Stewart
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Hanks,
D.
Chisholm,
Mr.
Slen-slruui
and
Charles
Scruthers.
For
Anyox
H.
C.
Fraer,
Mr.
Iluulinir.
Mr.
.Millielunoi.
Mr
F.aton.
J.
II.
Jones
and
Mr.
Skin-!
ner.
I
TIME
For
Sale
Time
is
the
life
.
vaocouver.
b.m.
measure
of
Thai's
what
our
salesmen
offer
you.
They
are
selling
a
real
service,
giving
you
time
for
more
important
duties
than
washing.
Will
You
Buy?
Phone
8.
PHONE
8
VSfitfj
60X392
PRINCEr-r
RUPERT
CANADIAN
SERVICE
FROM
HALIFAX
TO
QUECNSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
Caruiunu.
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tl
l.mim.ti-lu.
.
Jan.
5
TO
PLT
mvUTn-vHERBOURQ-LONDON
Andaiila
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x
Aiitmiu
.
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Jan,
m
TO
OLAIOOW
Casanli-a
Pit.
fl
Mar.
3U
mom
new
tohk
TO
CUEENtTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
l.aruiiU
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Camilla
.
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.
Ore.
CaiiiianlH
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lu-r.
13
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JO
TO
CHERBOURQ
AND
SOUTHAMPTON
licieiitraiia
...
ov.
so,
Jan.
17.
Feb.
7
Maui-rtanla
pec.
J
Aqiiiisiun
nci
is,
Jan.
a,
fm.
TO
LONDONDERRY
AND
GLASGOW
Cammmla
...Nov.
id
Columbia.
.
Per.
la
Caiiif-ronla
..
Hsr.
7
MHH
..
Jan.
TO
PLY
MOUTH-CHERBOURO-LON
DON
Andnnia
.
.
.
I'fr,
A
Saionla
.
.
.
Jan.
3
Aiuonia
..
Jan.
17
Aiixmia
.
.
Jan.
31
Money
onlera
and
drafli
at
lowrit
rates.
Full
Inroimatlnn
from
Afpnli
or
uiininny-i
omrra,
iimunrs
si,
w.,
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
Icing
Sugar
in
butk,
lb.
10c
In
2
and
1
lb.
lots
only.
Drown
Sugar,
3
lbs.
for
25e
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
361b.
Mixed
Vegetables
$1.00
Assorted
as
follows
8
lb.
H.C.
Cooking
Onions
12
lb.
Terrace
Turnips
C
lb.
Terrace
Carrots
C
lb.
Hed
Heels
I
lb.
Large
Parsnips
We
will
substitute
Potatoes
for
any
of
th'
above
items.
mm
JSfMi3;
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuits
Fresh
Stock,
2
for
....
25o
Fels
Naptba
Soap,
per
10
bar
carton,
special..
75o
World
Matches,
rcg.
0r
pkg,
special,
3
for
$1.00
(itobe
Hrand
Pears,
2's,
ex-Ira
special,
2
tins
for
25o
Circle
Hrand
Sliced
Pineapple,
2's,
special,
2
for
35c
Pure
Plum
Jam,
X
lb.
tins
...
....
...
...
60o
Solid
Pack
Tomalu,
speeial,
2
for
.
.
.
.
.
35c
0
for
$1.00
Rogers
Golden
Syrup,
Always
in
demand,
special,
5
lb.
tin
45c
50
only.
Jars
Libby's
(jueen
Olives.
IloyaF
size
jar.
Heg.
GOc
value,
islock-laking
special
.
.
.
.
45c
Bird'
Custard
Powder
and
lllanc
Mange,
10
oz.
tins
Flavors
Strawberry,
Hasp-berry.
Vanilla,
Almond.
Lemon,
Chocolate
and
Standard.
Stocktaking
Special
35c
Maraschino
Cherries,
5
oz.
jar,
special,
each
.
.
.
25c
Cerebos
Shaker
Salt.
ea.
25c
See
this
line,
it
is
just
what
you
want.
Canada
Corn
Starch
Special,
package
10o
FRUITS
AND
VEGETABLES
Hriissel
Sprouts,
Celery.
Cauliflower.
Head
Lettuce,
Mexican
Outdoor
Tomatos.
I'xlra
choice
slock
now
in.
MEAT
DEPT.
Fresh
Killed
Chickens
and
Fowl
a
specially,
Phone
your
order
in
early
and
ro
serve
a
nice
roasting
chicken
or
boiling
fowl
for
I
lie
Sunday
dinner.
Cleaned
ami
drawn
if
requested.
Rupert
TableSupply
P.O.
DRAWER
1712,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
3
Phones,
210,
211,
212
All
That
A
Gift
Should
Be
Useful,
Ornamental,
and
a
lasting
token
of
friendship.
A
visit
to
our
store
will
convlnco
you
that
our
stock
Is
up
to
date,
well
selected,
and
marked
In
plain
figures
to
compete
with
the
keenest
competition
In
Canada.
DIAMONDS
In
the
latest
settings.
WATCHES,
all
kinds,
hundreds
to
choose
from.
CLOCKS
with
12.
day
movements.
STERLING
SILVER
and
HOLLOW-WARE
In
pleasing
designs.
COMMUNITY
and
1847
ROGERS
In
several
patterns.
CUT
GLASS,
the
finest
assortment
In
Canada.
CHINA,
English
and
French,
in
beautiful
designs.
UMBRELLAS
We
specialty
Invite
you
to
see
this
line-it
will
save
you
money.
BRASSWARE
and
NOVELTIES,
etc
OUR
OPTICIAN
AND
OPTOMETRIST
will
test
your
eyes
and
fit
your
glasses
properly.
OVER
25
YEARS
EXPERIENCE
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER.
BAZAAR
PROVED
GREAT
SUCCESS
Ford
Car
and
Many
Other
Artic
les
Raffled
Last
Night
by
Moose
Ladles
CLOSED
WITH
DANCE
Something
Like
$2,500
Netted
as
Result
of
Efforts
of
Local
Lodge
The
Ford
louring
ear
offered
as
first
prize
in
I
he
grand
draw
ing
nt
the
Muoe
bazaar
winch
closed
last
nijbl,
was
won
by
J.
Home
of
Parker's
garago
the
man
who
put
(he
iiiaeliiifv-
together.
'Ibe
winning
ticket
wa
No.
.
The
second
prize,
a
350
Vtelorv
bond,
was
won
by
Mrs.
C.
Duranl
willi
lick
el
21
and
the
third
prize,
a
ton
of
coal,
was
won
by
J.
Polulo
with
ticket
The
drawings
look
plain
at
the
big
dance
.
last
night
which
brought
the
bazaar
lo
a
close.
Mis
Marie
Mussallem
drew
the
winning
tickets.
Other
article
were
rallied
as
follow
:
Night
dres.
ihiuatml
by
Mrs.
Jack
Italcbfiinl,
won
by
Sinn
F.ricksen.
GET
IT
AT!
DIAMOND
SPECIALIST.
Jltaiikel.
donated
by
Ibe
Moo-e-heart
t
Legion,
won
by
O.
Skiu-wu-k.
Doll,
dotiuled
.
by
Mooehear
Legion,
won
by
Pclc
Tholupou.
Cushion,
ii.
muled
by
Mr,
Kit.
Larsen,
won
by
Kd.
Wintber.
Night
dress,
donated
by
Mrs.
It.
Phillips,
won
by
Mary
lk-stmiii.
Fruit
dish,
donated
by
Mat
lletlhroner,
won
y
Mrs.
llHLell.
Plllowslipi,
donated
b
Mus
Jennie
lllrkland,
won
by
.Irs.
V..
I.arsen.
1
!
Library
scarf,
donated
by
Mrs.
Krikevsky.
won
by
F.
Long.
Table
eoer.
dnualr-d
by
Mr.
'..
K.
Ylreberg.
won
by
A.
Hill.
Fruit
dish,
donated
by
N.
Mui-
jsatlem.
won
by
Mrs.
Hart.
I
Cushion,
donated
by
Mrs.
O.
Slegai',
won
lay
J.
II.
Meagher.
'
I
leaded
band
bif.
donated
by
Mrs.
M.
Fosler
(California),
won
by
Mr.
Alf
Clir1.tlanen.
Library
scarf,
donated
by
Mrs.
O.
K.
Ytreberg.
won
by
F.
Lind-
'piUt.
j
Mahogany
tray,
donated
by
Harries'
Furniture
store,
won
by
Mrs.
Oiler
Memoir.
Fruit
basket,
donated
by
Mrs,
,11.
FldwariK
won
by
Mr.
Mat
llellbrouer.
(Jake,
donated
by
Hujierl
link-ry.
won
by
O.
Skiuwirk.
Cublou,
doiiatiil
by
Mrs.
J.
Field,
won'
by
A.
CarUon.
PHONE
586
OUR
HIGH
CLASS
-GROCERS
OUR
FRESH
GROUND
COFFEE
AT
40c
and
50c
LB.
Christmas
Cards
Ihir.yeiir
me
the
nicest
we
have
ever
hud
more
color
uiorn
vjuiely
more
design
unr
iinujc
up
heller
than
ever
before,
Prices
range
fi-onToo
each
for
the
nnliijury
ones
to
I.B0
each
for
the
large
haud-paiuted
lines.
tlall
in,
u'ld
make
your
cloiee
today
while
the
selection
i
best.
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
8tore
Third
Ave.
A
8lxth
St.
Phones
82
and
200
Thursday
ovfmyf
THt
DAtLi
WEWg
,
,
,,
,
.
.lMt
SPECIALS
rrK-.nt,
I
ui
c.
r.
it
vr
tAKH
LTD.
wra
n
t
i
n
1
m-Z-lJ
Arrow
Shirts
'
I
HE
kind
of
workman-ship
you
find
in
Arrow
thlni
doctn'i
come
out
in
the
tvjih.
Ic
rcmiim
lonf
after
thf
eood
cloth
has
shown
evidences
of
wear
and
tear.
And
the
color
stays,
too.
We
carry
a
strong
variety
of
the
newest
Arrow
creations,
and
we
want
you
to
see
them
before
the
best
in
the
collec
tion
is
roue
We,
orfer
the
u"w
.,
vuriety
of
He.isonaliie
us
our
Specials
for
!
FRIDAY
A
SATURDAY
Onl,
Arrow
Shirts,
z-;
,
17.
Ilftr.
;i,7,j
s
.,-
tjft
Ladles'
Mercury
Black
silk
none,
an
r,
,:
:ur
ankle,
faip
y
.u
lid
line.
Ileg
r
,
pr,
pair
.
.
.
lu,
Silk
Crepe,
gorgr
-.
'
,
v.
for
evening
dn-
.
-
,
j
Sl.lt.V
Kiecv,i
"LUISETTE"-
trie
-
a-
,
Kcric
Silk,
niaki
I;,
,
-rarments.
Ji,-i
,,
rial
for
your
n
i
t-i
,t
Ileg.
l.7."
per
i
,
s
rial,
per
yard
jjj
Boys'
Extra
Heavy
All
Wool
Ribbed
Hose,
z
u
'
.
Ileg.
M.
lo.
Si
r
tit
20TH
CENTURY
CLOTHE!
Mr.
Skimp
'
V
next
week
iHU'
1
'
Stewart
lo
i.ik-nienl.
We
-lo
IriNliire
yon
h
Watch
Our
Adt.
Next
Wtck.
Universal
Trading
Co,
YOU
WANT
THE
.
...EST
CANNfcD
SALK.0N
"RupeYt
Brantf
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
For
picnics,
ehoose
"Huperl
Ilraud"
Salr..:n,
A
few
tins
in
llie
pantrj'
arc
always
hartdr
Slock
a
supply
on
jour
boal-
-lhat
s
a
gozi
lata.
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd
Prime
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C,
LTD.
Siltmn
true
Trior
Huprt,
er
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P.M.
Tor
ANYOX,
rOBT
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m
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CK.fl..,
rrK.f
US
ln4
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t.
.
A.L
PrlM.
nr-
Ilox
of
apdei.,.
donated
by
N.jWiid.-a
Mn-
.Mii!ulli'iu,
won
liy
J.
M.
Mom-
Jm-kon
I'li-
SOII.
Sweler,
donated
by
.labour
Hro..
wimi
by
A.
Mnrznn.
Itarber.
The
actual
number
was
J
Hit
and
Mr.
Ila'rber's
suess
was
75.
A
number
of
article
which
bad
been
doualeil
by
(.
I).
Tile,
F.
Stork,
Joe
llaroii,
C.
Ilixsiart.
Ornies
Ltd..
Seuvlew
Orocery.
Frlzell's,
llarrie's,
p.
Hums
v!
Co.,
Ltd.,
.labour
llros.,
MaKj
lleilbroiier,
MiMfiillem'H
(I
roc
cry.
j
Mm.
.1.
Ivarson,
Mm.
II.
Julinuu.j
Mm.
Skalllebol
nnd
Mm.
C.I
VVIialiiian,
sr.,
were
auclioned
off
by
N.
Mussiilleiii.
The
bazaar
coiiiinillcc
eonsisl
ed
or
Mm.'
Jack
llalcbfonl,
Mm.
O.
Sleiravitr.
Mrs.
.1.
Field.
Mm.
Tbor
Joliiifoti,
N.
.Miiiillcm,
II,
J.
llacon,
(lillis
Iloyer
mid
I'ercy
Cameron.
'I'beie
were
about
U00
pemonx
irecnl
al
Ibe
dance
lut
iiIkIiI.
The
alTalr
slarted
at
10
o'clock
imd
came
to
n
clot
ut
.'I
this
morning.
Music
was
furnished
by
Miss
ft.
Cyr's
orchestra.
Ii-
fresbuienls
were
served
at
inid-liluhl.
The
social
comniitlec
in
charge
or
the
dance
consisted
of
llaloh
no'iiiaiicr,
miiii
All
'
ox.
Fred
eotiiuiillee
rnini"
Mm.
'loin
lvD)ii
Cburle
Ldwiinh
A
eascr(de,
tli
prie
for'wii
iiist
of
-
yuesintf
the
correel
number
oflbe
iknir
wen'
beaiiM
in
a
Jar,
wui
won
by
F.
Ilalpb
Klefbabo
It
will
iliin;t
'
'
that
ouielliiim
hood
of
lS.r)00
fa-,
as
a
rt'Kull
f
'lu-was
admilled
by
n
landiii
nun-
WANT
Mil
If
TRAIN
HERE
SATURDAY
Parent-Teachers
En,or?'l-quest
to
Have
Train
W
Saturdf
The
I'areiil
Ti
iii
lion
I
is
-1
iilylit
a
einlor-
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in
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WINCH
IS
IIC1IIK
111""'
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(
whv
eoniiuinv
aK
If
time
rreluhl
wbli
li
'
here
on
Sunday
"
fresh
milk
to
be
I''"11""
cily
on
thai
day
II
seems
Ihal
a)
l,;
thu
is
st"
lint..
Ti-iilulil
nnd
tin
l'""r'
train
arrive
on
the
saw'
i,
m.
in
i-K.ii
mat
ii"
"
arrives
front
TlinrW
UK
Mr
ehaiiKed
lo
Saturdii.v
,
Madden,
A.
(,.,,0
p.
i
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llmr..
vviiill.l
lid
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I'll.
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PI
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r.
Mrs.
;.
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Miss
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