Max
Heilhroner
Third
Avenue.
W
ill
IM
We
Save
You
Money
Christmas
Goods
Fancy
Cups
ami
Saucers
in
Ye
Okie.
F.nglish
und
Limoges.
A
large
selection
to
choose
from,
from
75c
up
Hand
1'ainted
Ciiinu
Something
particularly
attractive.
You
will
appreciate
its
beauty.
Very
suitable
for
Christmas
(iifts.
At
most
reasonable
prices.
Irish
Linen
Handkerchiefs
.
diryct
from
ltelfast.
The
finest
in
Hie
world.
In
pretty
boxes.
From
60c
up
Fxceptionally
pooil
value
in
Ladies'
Silk
Hose.
Always
acceptable.
Capet
rics
in
beautiful
fancy
boxes.
From
....
30c
up
Christmas
Business
Is
good.
There's
a
reason
Gordons
Grocery
Svonth
Avenue
East
Phone
447
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgorson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Orfice
Hours
0
to
6.
X-Ray
Ssrvlcs
i
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evenings
FARMER
COMES
SECOND
ONLY
AT
UNIVERSITY
Merchants
Lead
In
Number
Children
Taking
Higher
Education
w'lh
Doctors
Third
of
Interest
uik
returns
were
brought'
down
in
the
Legislature
a
few
ilays
ago
in
regard
lo
the
occupation
of
the
fathers
of
those
attending
the
HA'..
I'niver-
siTy:
II
was
slnrwn
llnil
wliil'-j
luerrhunls
headed
the
list
farm-
j
f;i
Din
a
iilltkit
MiifUsttil
ui(
ti
'
idorlors
third.
The
cnmnlele
list
follows:
Accountant
3
4.
architect
l.
i
a
1
1
is
t
I,
auto-dealer
:t,
baker
1
banker
!),
barber
1.
barrialcr
ami
lawyer
31),
biochemist
I.
blacksmith
2,
li(ial-builtler
2,
holler
maker
2,
liookoindcr
I,
bunker
I.
briivklnyer
broker
:t;t,
butcher
i,
liuyer
3,
cannery
man
!,
ciir-
penter
-'t.
ffliauffenr
2,
checker
I,
civic,
municipal
and
Kuveriiment
employees
51,
civil
engineer
17.
clainm
invKnligalor
I.
cleaner
1,
clergyman
37,
clerical
work
II,
clrilliier
3.
cuuiurissiiin
iiKCIlt
2
enntraefor
,
coppcrsoiilh
I
cook
i.
iluiryman
5,
ileal
isl
10
doctor
.11,
druggist
13,
cicatricial)
r,
engineer
H,
farmer,
ratiehe!'
77,
florist
2,
funeral
dlreelnr
2.
garaueuran
2,
srorer
11,
hairdresser
I.
Iiololman
K,
iinporlci
0,
insurance
IS,
janitor
I,
jewel
ler
8,
juduc
.
laborer
U.
librar
ian
I.
loiter
.'I,
longslinreman
1,
lumberman
'ITt,
machinist
i,
magistrate
I,
manager,
etc.
II,
manufacturer
Jo,
inaiuiTarturcr's
agenl
1,
nrarhie
emplnyen
t'2.
mason
1,
nierbanic
K,
iPiPtcliael
K5.
mill
einplnyic
mini'
em-
ployee
25.
missionary
I,
niolor-
inui!
o.
iMMHldei
I.
new-iitapcr
i
'
i
u
j
i
(i.
hi
i
-n
inn
.
optician
v.
iifciiinsi
I.
juiiiiler
H.
iia"'r
rulci
I.
ji!u!iM-'r
J,
plumber
1
.
priiil
r
.
i.
railway
eirployee
U2,
realtor
ill.
receiver
2.
salesman
27.
saw
liter
2,
raler
2,
school
teacher
MH,
sliippiH
2.
shoe
repairer
2.
soldier
I,
slalioner
2,
stevedore
i,
storekeeper
i,
lailor
4,
teamster
3,
telegrapher
1,
limber
cruder
I.
transfer
.T.
traveller
8.
uurvcrslty
faculty
7,
upholster
I,
veterinary
inspector
I,
viieol
teacher
I,
warehouseman
2.
.wharfinger
I,
wire-nailer
I.
retired
7i.
nnspecifieil
113,
deceased
110.
CONSERVATIVE
OPINION
OF
P.G.E.
PROPOSAL
AS
MADE
BY
C.
WOODWARD
Paper
Does
Not
Like
Type
of
Morality
Represented
by
Wlldcattlnq
Railway
on
Englishmen
(Nelson
News
"Let
us
bonus
the
Knglishmeu
lo
take
the
P.O.
K.
off
our
band"
at
what
we
have
sunk
in
It,
says,
in
effect.
Charles
,
Woodward,
Vancouver's
elected
Libcrnl
turned
Independent,
marking
the
bonus
figure
n(
20,000
acres
a
mile,
thus
showing
what
he
Hiiuks
of
the
railway
as
a
business
enterprise.
A
moment
before'
be
expressed
"rcprcl
that
the
finance
minister
had
jiol
seen
fil
lo
provid"
In
his
luutgel
for
complpliou
or
the
pacific
fireat
Kastern
In
North
Vancouver
and
I'rlnrr
Oeorgn."
The
morals
shown
In
this
pe
culiar
stand
arc
a
h
Utile
difficult
to
understand.
Over
1.000,000
would
go
Inln
would
gratify
the
vanity
of
these
useless
extensions,
which
Prince
fleonare
and
call
II
the
great
ucnnlcducss
of
A'an;cou-
announces
OUR
WATCHWORDS
ARE
PRICE,
QUALITY
AND
SERVICE.
Wv
figure
Hie
people
of
Prince
Itopert
are
entitled
lo
Ihe
uuiti
wrviee
and
reasonable
price-
lo
be
found
in
any
'
the
large
eastern
centre,
ami
Hlr
aim
in
opening
up
our
new
establishment
i
lo
give
you
Hie
m
niMirluuilie
in
your
own
town
with
a
choice
of
goods
equal
to
any
in
the
lloniimou.
A
visit
will
convince
you
of
our
genuineness.
ei
Diamond
SpccialisL
nage.
Hccausc
Vaunouver
inod-
siiji
wauls
the
line
lu
tail
down
lo
it,
Mj
Woodward
is
for
the
proposal,
and
also
for
Ihe
other
e-ieusion,
in
spile
of
the
insane
financial
lisped.
Yet
he
propose
wildcat
ting
Ihe
system
on
Hie
Knglishuu'ii--which
would
certainly
seem
worthy
lo
be
raited
"a
dirty
Irish
trick."
Mr.
Woodward
has
left
the
Liberal
caucus,
after
a
year
of
constant
lanuuiiig
of
Hie
premier
he
was
elected
to
support,
and
regard
himself
us
an
In-ilependeul.
Hut
the
premier's
P.O.I.,
bail.
H
such
it
is.
to
Vancouver
lo
relitni
a
cabinet
minister
-such
Ibintfs
are
now
talked
of
finds
Mr,
W'siodwHid
an
eager
supporter
of
the
proposal.
The
worthy
.member
seems
independent
iu
various
directions
one
of
them
being
eiliic-.
OLD
COUNTRY
GIRLS
REPAYPASSAGE
MONEY
TOIIOXTO.
ec.
II.
The
natural
honcly
of
women
ha-been
well
demoiilrutil
iu
Hi'
siircess
that,
has
attended
Hi"
plan
of
bringing
Old
Country
girls
In
Saskalcliewan
under
the
Assbded
Passajfe
Soheiuc,
remarks
,1.
.1.
Kelso,
superintendent
of
Neglected
Children
for
Ontario.
Officials
of
Saskiiloliewaii
brought
over
51)
I
young
women
and
or
litis
number
rai
have
repaid
(heir
loans
.1(1
f,ulj
'and
Hie
lialnncc
have
pabra
largo
jir6-porlion
of
the
nioney
'advanced.
Altogether
the
l'rOVlnce
of
Sns-
kalchewan
paid
out
$H),723
and,
has
received
back
HI,
inn.
I
be
records
show
Hint
208
of
the
young
women
are
in
country
positions,
liii)
in
city
employment,
:i5
have
gone
to
other
Provinces
while
107
are
married
and
re
siding
within
the
hruvincc.
The
Formal
Opening
of
Prince
Rupert's
New
$60,000
Jewellery
Store
Two
stores
in
oneupstairs
and
down.
Do
not
fail
to
visit
our
basement
it
will
pay
you
Tomorrow,
Tuesday,
December
15,
l'.i25,
marks
;i
milestone
in
Hie
history
or
Prince
Huperl's.
llclail
Husuies
when
our
new
iii,otio
Jewellery
Slore
i
formally
opened
to
llir
Jmldir.
vei
V
,rurd,
,
linn
is
extended
to
everyone
lo'call
and
yicw
our
new
premises
when
we
will
be
only
loo
pleased
to
show
yon
around
our
building
and
voii
run,
.it
tin-
sunie
lime,
insecl
our
wonderful
new
Qin!ui.i
-U
Class
Jewellery,
Uiamuuds,
Watches,
Cut
Ulas,
Silverware,
China,
Hie
lulesl
in
Ivory,
Tortoise
Shell,
Two-Tone
and
Sterling
Silver
Toilet
SeU;
an
t'liormous
range
of
Clocks
iitrliHtiiig
JinMidfuilier.
.
Chimes,
Musical
Clocks,
Cuckoo
Clocks,
hnd
a
large
range
uf
smaller
Clocks.
Monidabad
Hand
Uarved
Hrassware.
Itruss
Fei
n
o..
Flowei
Vu-.
H.iiidlcti.
ks
and
m.oiv
oilier
item
in
llfi
line
lo.
nnm,
mention
Fancy
Lamps
.of
all
description,
an
extra
large
assortment
of
Waterman's
Fountain
Pen
and
Vfturil
in
eis
and
single,
leather
Hugs,
Soil
Cases,
Indies"
Handbag
and
Fancy
Head!
IUg:
'!-.
assortment
of
lloubiganl's
Perfumes,
etc..
Umbrellas
in
latent
designs,
(Jommuuilv
Plate,
Hoger's
"1817"
Ware
and
Carving
Set.
In
fuel
our
-loik
i
so
large
it
i
iniNisdt
to
mention
it
all
lu
liii
pa.
.
A
FREE
SOUVENIR
To
every
lady
visiting
our
store
on
Tuesday
we
will
give
one
of
the
Latest
Novelty
Bracelets
to
mark
the
inception
of
our
opening.
Come
and
get
a
Free
Christmas
Gift.
Optical
Department
Our
f)tilif:it
I
IpTt.'irl
mfwif
iw
imw
iwiiiimifrl
w-illi
nil
modern
devices
known
to
science
and
stuffed
with
an
expert
optician
who
lias
had
over
27
years'
experience
in
Kastcrn
uuuaua.
SPECIAL
ATTENTION
Our
Motto,
as
In
the
past,
will
be
to
give
you
value
for
your
money,
which
we
guarantee
you
is
unsurparsed
in
any
store
In
our
tine
in
Canada.
We
buy
for
cash,
take
all
discounts
and
pass
the
benefit
of
modern
merchandising
on
to
you.
Three
Big
Specials
FOR
one:
week
only
Our
Popularity
i.onlesi
.
enC'dling
many
voters.
The
lieaulilul
prime
ue
are
offering
is
envied
by
many.
'
Ooniinenciiig
Monday
we
offer
for
eai
I
box
of
California
Table
IVs,
to
IPs..
Tor
$1.7B
and
2S
Votes.
Or
)
llx.
or
.Mixed
Nuts
in
the
-hell
for
$1.25
and
10
Votes.
We
have
ii
large
assortment
of
Fancy
lloxed
Clm
colaics.
Von
in
nlilled
to
10
Votes
on
any
box
over
$1
00.
Make
a
deposit
on
your
Turkey
for
Christmas
and
be
credited
with
25
Voles.
B.
C.
Butchers
and
Grocers
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574,
figures
gien
are
for
I
lie
yours
11)20
and
!w.':i
iip'lusive.
LOONY
LIMERICK,
There
was
a
young
fellow
ir
I'erlh,
',
Who
was
born
on
the
day
of
his
birth;
He
was
married,
they
say,
On
his
wife's
wedding
day
And
he
died
on
his
last
day
Oil
earth.
N..J,
Overheard
on
the
Train.
"flood
morning,
Jrm.
There's
a
winter
touch
in
the
air
this
morning,
eh?"
"Hay!
How
in
Hie
world
did
you
know
my
wire
hud
Just
louched
me
for
a
winter
suir"
Repair
Department
Our
workshop
and
repair
department
i
p.
equipped
lo
hundle
all
riae
tf
work
mm!
bufiu
expert
workmen.
Boost
your
own
town
whenever
you
have
the
opportunity
and
watch
Prince
Rupert
Grow
Max
Heilhroner
4
S
A
'
J
Third
Avenue,
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
0
p.m.
BEBE
DANIELS
"THE
CROWDED
HOUR"
A
crowded
hour
ol
.nvi'ii
eiitertuiiuiicni
Hroadvvav
sp.
Miere
of
tluil
name.
Tin
who
drained
Hie
cop
or
pleasure
and
tumid
l
'
-dregs.
The
dramalH'
adventures
f
H
pood
mi
ol
llroadwiiy.
The
drama
of
a
omig
holy
win'
thai
marriage
i
more
Hun!
a
ring
and
a
few
"
minister.
She
lul
a
man
then
found
lier-elt
fi
not
covet
thy
neighbor's
hiioloind."
Swull
-
pretty
girls.
Ilon'l
mis.
tu,.
o,,
k-lage
lies."
the
(ipaclie
dance
behind
the
line-
in
l-Y'"
Wdd
motorcycle
rule
through
shell-wepl
ten:
Slcng
cast:
Bebe
Daniels,
Kenneth
Harlan,
Frank
Mortian,
T.
Roy
Barnes,
Warner
Richmond,
Helen
Lee
Worthing,
and
other-.
"OUR
GANG"
COMEDY
"THE
SUN
DOWN
LIMITED"
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
35o
and
10c
Give
a
Doll
for
Xmas
SLEEPING
DOLLS
25c
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Phono
645
Cor.
3rd
and
7lh