SHluruay,
itixiiiiu.ui'
j,
iur.
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
THE
KIDDIES
DOLL
CARRIAGES
CHAIRS
AND
ROCKERS
Wood
fUU
lenll.erelle
bond
Wi.-Ur
llorkcr
$4.50
...
$4.00
und
$0.00
W,MM
""rk"r
54,50
iamll
'
Meed
r
ivory
$7.90
nnd
$9.00
Seagram
Clmim
$3.00
"!f.j:Il2fP.i,r,lM
tMl
Tl"1'!"
U",
.WassllorkeiV.......
.,.
.,.$3.50
".vaftinwt
hollo
I
-!
body
ami
.4
IkkmI,
i-pfam
fiMlNh.-n'TiTiilil.
K'-nr
Child's
IM.iy
BH
ii?Tble
and
Twn
nnrt
rohhT
thvw
....
$15.75
Sled-
ami
Silver
FImt
Sleighs
Chairs,
painted
red
or
vanished
C5c
to
$3.50
$4.00
B
JUST
ARRIVED
A
SHIPMENT
OF
SEA
GRASS
CHAIRS
AND
ROCKERS
SELLING
AT
A
SPECIAL
PRICE
Do
You
Know?
HIAT
(ifiMiiuL-
i.r
Hi
itruurhy
f..urf-.l
1-.
111
tin-
world
urn
Hm
Ii
MiiT-ttt
"
If
tti.f.
h-ij
w.iiild
t'i
I'
"
1
M.in-
an.l
fi
a
i:i
k
.if
.1
tin.
i.r
I.I
.
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u
.
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r
l.i.lipi.
r
lnrr
..
i.n
'i..i
I,
ii4:ty
in
IT
tulEul..
Ail
L'l
.g
0f
Dr.
The
iiinlor
lug
Chief
wllli
Kiel
tiarge
Trader
in
low
is
in
port
',
luclay
willi
a
cargo
of
lumber:
fr.iin
Keieliikan
for
transship-1
in.
mi
l
al
over
Hi
)
wiii.'nliaM
1
Nmiini.ll
ll.nlways.
1
"I
Suffered
Terribly
With
Sore,
Aching
Back"
Mm.
Roland
Ferguson,
194
Lke
SC,
Pftrrboro,
OnL,
writet
:
For
ortr
two
ytin
1
rufirrrd
terribly
with
ote
bacl.
I
wh
tlmott
nud
with
the
pin,
and
hid
doctoffd
with
k
until
1
wai
djv
couutrL
Thta
my
fatbrr,
who
it
RCf-'t-
a
firm
Ulimr
in
Dr,
CWi
Mh-
JT'L
'J
'fii
.
Jitd
tot
to
try
Dr.
Ch'i
"
in')i
conplf,t'y
relieved
of
tht
tortur-
"7)
h
V
liF
"
,0
P'n
in
rajr
'
ov,r
ynr
iince
I
nd
the
pul,
trxi
have
had
no
return
of
the
trouble,
but
lwiyt
Ltrp
them
in
the
houK."
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
57.C5
each
arm's
HomeFurnishings
PHONE
123
3RD
AVE.
AND
1ST
ST.
Pleasant
Evening
Was
Spent;
Good
Attendance
and
Many
Donations
are
Received
In
aiiiieipution
of
the
annual
liaaur
wlueh
will
lake
place1
next
Tliursilay
11
shower
soeial
was
Ik-IiI
hy
the
MelhiHlisI
Church
Ladies'
Aid
in
the
stieial
parlor
of
the
eliureh
lal
nighl.
The
aliendaitre
was
goMt
aim
a
large
number
f
donalhuis
were
hrnughl
in.
There
ws
a
musical
program
including
solos
hy
Mrs.
Jan
is
Me
I.
end.
Miss
Winnie
Uildi
and
Mis.
F.dna
Vickrs;
readings
hy
i.Mrs.
A.
Mackie
ami
Miss
K.
M.
iF.arh';
n
pimui
solo
hy
Mrs.
K.
P.
Kenny;
violin
solo
hy
William
Murray,
jr..
and
a
siring
trio
hy
H.
Aubr'y
Pryee,
A.
J.
I-'in-Jeasier
and
.Miss
l.aneasler.
Rev.
'
O.
d.
Hacker
presid.
Ilefroh-
nifiiN
were
sered.
The
pro-igrMtu
roiomillee
consisted
of
I
Mi
s.
Ma
lleilltroner
and
Mrs
if.
(i.
Hacker.
LOW
PRICES
FOR
THE
MONTH
OF
DECEMBER
ALL
WORK
GUARANTEED
Mag
uire
Today
Your
TEETH
need
my
attention.
I
am
at
your
service.
CROWNS,
BRIDGEWORK
and
PLATES
or
the
best
material
and
workmanship.
I
complete
your
dental
work
personally.
(20
Years
In
Active
Dental
Service)
I
am
known
to
you
or
your
friends.
ASK
THEM
In
the
Smith
Block.
Rooms
7-8
and
9,
and
are
equipped
to
located
Mv
Offices
are
Offices
my
nroh'ando
yoUp
Denta
work
by
the
most
modern
methods.
Special
Prices
For
DECEMBER
coupons
Cheer.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PA..F.
VHttE
J
Local
and
Personal
U.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Ilayner?,
UniTeriakers,
Phone
351
You'll
like
our
coall
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
If
The
popular
ilrink-".SUPaKMK"
floll'ee.
8ae
the
coupons.
tt
Once
more
we
can
supply
the
ruinous
Eilon
coal
in
any
quan-lilies.
Phone
58.
Prince
Itupert
Feed
Co.
tt
SI.
Andrew's
Sociely
Christmas
Tree
in
SI.
Andrew's
Itooms,
December
27
at
.1
o'clock.
Wtiy
not
gel
pbolos
this
Christmas.
New
styles
just
arrived
al
the
Henson
Studios.
A
number
of
local
Scandinavians
gathered
at
an
cnjoyalde
dance
in
Hie
Melrupole
Hall
last
iiitriit.
A..Abelon
was
in
charge.
John
Ford
and
iaioe
.
McDowell
of
Swan.on
Hay
came
in
lloday
011
Iheir
gas
boats.
They
were
delayed
everal
days
hy
heavy
weather.
Fisheries
proleclion
steamer
Malaspina
arrived
in
port
al
I
o'clock
this
afternoon
and
is
1ienaliiip
at
Albert
A
McOaffery's
dock.
BAZAAR
SHOWER
BY
'5"-00
I
,
'0M
,ne
candle
will
,
hum.
Con-
nTiinniiMi
runn
MtlHUDlM
LAUlEJ
hises
December
20
when
candle
will
he
III.
D'pTit
your
now.
Klks'
Christ
mas
tf
Having,
received
word
from
Smilhers
that
Ihe
charge
againl
Ihe
arrcsled
man
had
been
drop
ped,
Ihe
provincial
police
yester
day
released
T.
K.
Phillips
who
was
taken
in
custody
on
hit-
ar
rival
froinNew
Ilacllon
Thurs
day
nighl.nMr.
Phillips
is
now
proceeding
oulli
lo
join
Ins
family
who
sailed
yesterday
morning
on
Ihe
Prince
Huperl.
President
J.
W.
Scott
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
reported'
last
night
that
a
correction
had
been
made
by
ihe
Pacific
Marine
He-
view
of
a
slalement
that
the
local
drydock
was
Ihe
only
dock
ml
the
coast
that
was
subject
to
freezing
conditions.
The
correc
lion
was
appearing
editorially
in
the
current
number
of
Ihe
magazine.
NEW
OFFICERS
CHOSEN
BY
SONS
OF
ENGLAND
i
Henry
Smith
Is
President
With
W.
H.
Good
sell
as
The
Sons
of
Kngland
at
their
meeting
last
night
in
Ihe.
Tloston
Hall
elerlcd
officers
for
the
com
ing
year.
They
were:
President
Henry
Smith.
Vice-presidenl
W.
II.
finod
sell.
Chaplain
T.
Andrew.
Treasurer
John
Unwin.
Committee
Messrs.
II.
Byer,
lien
Johnson,
Walker,
O.
firim
wood,
and
Partes.
Auditors
-A.
Smith
and
II.
II.
Hemming.
Trustees
Archdeacon
S.
Newton,
and
fJeorgc
Hill.
Delegate
In
firand
Lodge
S.
M.
Newton.
ENLIST
MEMBERS
IN
EXEMPTING
FISHERIES
FROM
EIGHT
HOUR
DAY
At
Ihe
meeting
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
last
nighl
il
was
decided
lo
ask
Hon.
T.
D.
Pallullo
and
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
lo
aid
in
Ihe
elTorl
to
have
the
fishing,
and
allied
industries
exempted
from
the
provisions
of
the
eight
hour
day
law.
This
was
done
al
the
eiiest
of
J.
Field
Strang,
Ihe
reiiuesl
being
presented
hy
0.
W.
Nickerson,
in
connection
wilh
the
salmon
canning
industry
and
being
extended
In
cover
all
fish
ing
Induslries
and
Ihe
reduction
plant
at
Tucks
Intel.
Do
You
Know?
THAT
if
your
iHomch
U
out
of
or.
der
you
are
nrrtllensly
carrying
a
burdrn
of
misery
which
Jo-To
will
relieve
In
two
minute.
Oas
palnn.
nrlit
utomarh.
vour
burning
stomach
respond
Immediately
to
Jo-To,
Sold
at
all
Drug
Stare
HER
HEADACHES
WERE
SO
BAD
SHE
COULDN'T
DO
ANYTHING
Once
the
head
slarls
to
ache
arid
pain
you
may
rest
assured
1
that
the
cause
comes
from
the
slnmarh,
liver
or
bowels,
and
the
cause
musl
!
removed
before
permanent
relief
may
he
had.
There
is
110
heller
remedy
for
headaches
of
every
descriplion
Ihan
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
as
il
removes
(he
cause
of
the
headaches
in
a
way
that
no
oilier
remedy
will
do.
Mrs.
Win.
Ilelpard,
Lower
Slewiack4-,
?i.S.,
writes:
"I
suffered
for
a
long
lime
with
my
head.
It
would
ache
and
ache,
until
il
made
me
so
sick
I
could
not
do
nnylhiiig.
hoi
afler
taking
four
hollies
of
H.H.H.
I
feel
that
I
canjiot
recommend
it
loo
highly
lo
all
those
suffering
from
headaches
of
any
kind."
H.H.H.
has
been
on
Hie
market
for
Ihe
past
tfi
years
and
is
recognized
by
all
who
have
used
il
lo
be
without
an
equal
as
a
remedy
for
headaches;
put
up!
only
hy
The
T,
Milhurn
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Out.
St.
Andrew's
Ladies'
Auxiliary
Hogmanay
Dance,
New
Year's
I've,
in
Auditorium.
Invitation
only.
Church
Notices
j
.
Central
City
Mission
Home
of
the
Fourfold
tiospel.
corner
Sixth
and
Kullun.
Services
and
suhj'cls
for
Ihe
week
as
follows:
Sunday,
It
a.m.
Communion;
2
p.m.
Sunday
School:
7.30
p.m.
Kvnngelislic
Servicjj.
Wednesday,
8
p.m.
Kvangelisiie.
Friday,
H
p.m.
Young
People's
meeting
Special
music
hy
Mis
sion
tlreliesira
neiore
service.
I.
W.
Knighls,
paslor.
Presbyterian
Church
Morning
worship
al
II
o'clock.
SubjeH:
"Meekness."
Minilay
School
at
I2.:i0.
F.vening
ser-ice
at
7.3(1.
Subject:
"The
Pes
simism
of
.lob."
Preacher,
llev.
II.
II.
(Irani.
I.1.
Salvation
Army
Sunday
Services!
Morning
at
a.m.
Holiness
meeting.
p.m.
Sand
Trav.
Junior
and
Adult
Hihle
Classes.
7.30
p.m.
sub
jerl:
"Is
Ihe.
oung
.Man
SareT
Children's
practice
every
nighl
-t
p.m.
Young
People
Mondays.
Wednesday
and
Fridays
7
p.m.
Public
meetings
Wednesday.
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
;il
m
p.m.
Ladies'
Home
League
eery
ttiursuay
ai
-.jo.
Lutheran
Churct.
SI.
Paul's
Church,
Melropole
Hall.
Third
Avenue.
Rev.
P.
K
Haisler,
IU.,
paslor.
Sunday
services,
morning
at
1
1
o'clock.
sermon
lopic,
Prophesy
and
Fulfillment
when
Christ
conies."
Sunday
school
al
12.30.
Lulhei
League
at
6.30
livening
srvice
al
7.30.
Topic,
"The
supreme
Loyally."
The
yearly
F.very-Meinber
ranvass
will
be
conduct
ed
from
3
In
o
p.m.
and
reported
at
the
evening
service.
v
V
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Rebekah
Ilnraar,
SI.
Andrew's
Rooms,
December
6.
Methodist
Church
Hazaar,
Dec
ember
tt.
'f
MEN
ARE
MORE
SHORT
TEMPERED
THAN
WOMEN
Is
it
so.
or
is
U
not
so?
Some
men
naturally
will
dispute
the
j
taleinent,
hut
Ihese
same
men
,
diould
recollect
the
times
they
j
Iiave
lost
their
tempers
when
hey
lit
the
fire
in
the
morning
i
and
it
went
out.
leaving
them
to
Jo
the
whole
thing
over
again.
Fortunately
Ibis
trouble
can
easily
be
eliminated.
Coal
is
be-
ng
sunt
loo
ay
which
can
ne
ig-lilcd
from
paper
rolled
inlo
balls.
A
good
fire
is
going
in
a
few
minute
and
breakfast
is
ready
in
no
time.
This
coal
is
Ihe
famous
Na-nalmo-Wellington,
sold
only
by
Albert
&
McCatTcry.
Kvery
pound
of
it
double
screened
no
rock
or
shale,
no
slack
end
very
little
'
.
.
t.
I.
I
v
I
i!
..j.
asii.
ii
lasts
uiiiKi
t,
sive
er
heal
ami
better
service.
These
are
some
of
Ihe
reasons
for
so
many
repeat
orders.
He
one
of
Ihe
many
wise
people.
Do
as.
they
j
5
do
by
ordering
nothing
hut
Na-JJ
naimo-Wellington
coal.
Prompt
)
and
civil
service.
liemember
the
phone
numbers
are
116
and
50V
Ijbik
W
TODAY
AS
EVER
-
Jf
I
WATCHES
REMAIN
PERFECT
GIFTS
1
M
In
olden
limes
watches
were
eagerly
sought
out
by
kings
ami
great
uublex
Fur
into
the
making
went
the
finest
craftsmanship.
Watches
are
made
still
Letter
today
hut
Ihe
prices
are
within
the
reach
of
all.
This
little
Lenity
is
1
ik.
olid
froffl
with
a
first
class
movement
at
.
.
.
$45.00
We
have
a
similar
watch
in
gold
filled
for
S22.S0
For
a
low
priced
reliable
OirN'
Y.it
h
our
special
at
$11.50
will
please
von
hut
we
have
some
as
low
as
31o.n0,
and
we
have
dozen.-
of
different
de
signs.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
The
ari.
winner
nimntimwi
tomorrow.
ftril--3GrUCN
WATCH
fciLJ15li
CHRISTMAS
OFFERINGS
IN
CLUE
BAGS
AND
VALISES
AT
SPECIAL
LOW
PRICES
BEST
STOCK
OF
TRAVELLING
BAGS
IN
THE
CITY.
LADIES'
SHOES
High,
Oxford
and
Strap
,fci
P;ifetii
Leather
and
Vici
Kid.
All
sizes.
From
$7.25
down
to
$3.50
per
pair
Kvery
pair
is
a
real
genuine
bargain
and
you
will
he
pleased
when
you
see
them.
FLANNEL
DRESSES
IN
LATEST
STYLES
From
$11.00
down
to
$5.50.
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
SECOND
AVENUE
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
50
Pairs
High
Grade
Shoes.
Broken
Lines
of
"INVICTUS1
LECKIE,
TETRAULT
and
ROYAL.
Values
to
$11.
0C
I
SPECIAL
?6.85
LADIES
50
Pairs
Ladles'
ONYX
Pumps,
Strap
Pumps
and
Oxford'.
Value
to
$10.50.
SPECIAL
$7.85
Phone
357.
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
LIST
allowance
cover
your
list.
Step
In
today
copy
of
-GIFTS-
to
mako
your
or
phone
for
a
This
beautifully
Illustrated
book,
filled
with
welcome
suggestions,
will
solve
every
perplexing
problem
and
point
the
way
to
satisfaction
with
economy.
"IT'S
FREE
You'll
be
glad
to
have
IL"
ORMES
LIMITED
a
m
ii
IS
FULL
OF
PROBLEMS
1
IM
What
to
give,
where
to
buy,
and
how
I
ii
w
H
ki
B
a.:
The
Pioneer
Druggtsts
The
Rexall
Store
j
Third
Ave.
A
Sixth
8t.
Phones
82
and
200
jj
m
in