,isf,
December
i,
TUB
OAILT
rTKWl
run
rnnmm
jMMlnf
Ik
Bulgers
Prices
Have
Always
Been
Reasonable
rlc
First
we
guarantee
yon
a
good
urli-Coiim.ue
our
nrices
mi
nil
Shunlm-d
Article).
urli
n
4MHi7"
linger'
ami
Oinimtmily
Silver,
Waterman-
pens,
Kwrslinrp
Pencils,
Wallliiim
and
Omen
Wali
lii".
Big
IttMi
Clinks,
el.-.,
.mil
you
w'1
find
llit-iii
1
lie
same
a-
in
(my
mail
order
house.
Our
customer
urc
finding
rpinlil)
rr
ijnalily
;
our
house
i
ptrlly
hard
In
beat.
Wo
art-
alvay
ready
lo
make
good
any
uiMnke.
John
Bulger
Jeweller
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Logical
Place
for
the
Right
Gift
I
t.i
ll.og.iiiio
T
ti
t
i
h
m
1
1
nui'
entire
Xma
Line.
YOU
CANNOT
AFFORD
TO
BUY
UNTIL
YOU
HAVE
LOOKED
OVER
OUR
STOCK
ll.irg.nii
pri'dniiH'i.ili-
throughout
in
T.
Fancy
1
Doll.
Sleighs
Minn
Stationery.
Hunk.
Fountain
I'rii.
Pcin
U.
Do
oration-.
eb.
etc.
ft
j
I'nH.d'li
T
i"
ivnti'r.
po.
kel
Barometer.
d-Bouks
Di.on-.
Autograph
Hunk.
School
Hag-,
Or.nnoph"iie-
and
lirjmnplntnt'
Ite.onl-
McRAE
BROS.,
LTD.
Stationery
as
a
Christmas
Gift
Is
Always
Acceptable
I
re
,,rc
-oiii.'
Ili.il
will
iippf.il
"
'
by
reason
ol
h
ipuililv.
beautiful
.ippf.ir.ni'
and
Inw
prin'.
"Symphony
Antique"
in
dctoiatrd
hinged
loe,
lealher
I1'
i
Paper.
Cnrif-lHiiidi
ii.i
Card-
ami
Envelope,
$2.C0,
$2.85,
$3.00,
$5.00
and
$5.25
"Lord
Baltimore,"
in
hoe
with
loo-c
or
hinged
lid,
Paper.
I
i
i'eNiuili'iH-e
Cards
ami
F.nelnpe.
75c,
$1.25,
$1.65
uii.l
$2.75
Correspondence
Cards,
Plain
or
I
Sill
Edge,
with
Envelopes
75c,
$1.00
and
$1.65
Whiting
&
Cook-
"The
finest
v
riling
papers
that
.
an
le
made":
Coi.iniol
Kid-kinPaper,
CnN
and
Knvelnpe-
53.00
Louis
XIV.
PeriiNl
Paper,
in
Tan,
While
orWIule
wiMi
tirav
Lining
ami
Hill
Bilge
.
$5,
$5.30
and
$0.00
t
iliinal
ICi.Ukiu
Lovely
Paper,
Bmelnpe
lv
'
very
liaiulxinto
lining
1222
Piircliincnl
Linen,
n
deckle
edge
paper
S5.00
In
ulli'iiit'u'
Sliiliuurr.V
$2.00
Vou
iimy
M'lei
t
ymir
-Slnlhihory
fnim
our
uloek
with
'
.Hire
ii
f
tulisfni'lion.
Ormes
Limited
Tim
Pioneer
Druggist
H.
xall
Slnre
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street
Phones
82
and
200
Hours:
S
a.m.
In
0
p.m.
Kiunlays
and
Holidays
from
12
to
2
p.
in.
and
7
to
0
p.m.
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
lo
building
next
door
to
Frizzoll
Itnlrher
Simp,
ucross
from
the
Empress
Hotel
Wo
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
80CIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
Jmes
Zarelll
Proprietor
Local
and
Personal
B.C.
Undertakers.
Pbone
41.
73
Taxi.
50c
service,
day
and
night.
tf
See
tlie
low
priced
value
al
Tile's
store.
2'Ji
Large
safe
for
alc,
Max
llcilbroncr.
cheap
Closing
out
sale.
Everything
al
rojti.
JII"
Cigar
Store.
tf
Amas.
Tree
deoorulions
and
bon-bons,
at
Llnzey-
&
Davies.
tf
i
in
s
fpeciais
win
save
you
dollars
for
Christina
buying.
Ul
Taxi
and
Transfer,
service.
Day
and
night.
Dybhavn.
29
i
50i
T
tf
Llnzey
and
Davies'
'store
will
be
closed
on
December
25
and
20.
Don't
forget!
2'JS
Dainty
Clinslmas
Oifts.
Cowus
slip-.
Bloomers,
etc.
At
Women's
Kirlidiige,
Jil
Third
Ave.
291
Sn--ia
I
rales
for
Xtnas
jshop
pint:
parties.
Let
ul
he
3f
ser
wre
lo
you
now.
Phone
112
Taxi
.
29i
II.
II.
l.illli'.
who
has
bean
re
veiling
S.
F.
I.
line,
manager
of
I
In-
Itoyal
Dank
at
A
lie
Arm.
re
turned
to
tbi'
1
1
v
on
the
Priacc
llupi-rt
Ibis
morning.
V
lleideiniiii,
owner
of
the
iUkeih
mine
near
Anyox,
is
lu-'tiirer
aboard
I
lie
Prince
Hu
I
km-I
I
inlay
poinz
lo
Vancouve
for
i
h
holiday
reason.
Douglas
11.
Itae,
assayer
of
the
I
l.C.
Stiver
mine,
in
a
pasnenfrer
aboard,
the
Prince
Iluperl
today
houinl
from
siewarl
lo
Vancouver
where
he
will
spend
the
Chnslmas
holidays.
Lee
Gordon,
who
teaches
srlnjol
at
c-lemarl.
and
Itolh
ir-
loii,
who
leaches
at
Alice
Arm.
arrived
in
the
city
en
Uie
Prinoe
Rupert
I
hu
inornias:
lo
spend
Ihe
holiday
viiiinz
with
their
parents.
Vou
always
save
lime
and
tinon-v
hj
calllna
II:.
Mec
B)
lu-dale
iedana,
iliorouahly
dii-
inrrclcl
daily.
Above
all.
al
way-
dean.
Only
Ihe
oin-
charse
.iiid
alway
i
he
naaVe;
Sue
for
one
or
two
.Nasieiirer.
'
291
ing
at
llyder
with
tier
daughter
Mrs.iKrnesI
lllue,
i
going
south
alma
id
the
Prince
Huperl
today
en
rftulc
lo
her
home
in
Minne
apolis.
She
is
accompanied
by
her
son
and
a
nurse.
Hector
Macdonald.
superin
tendent
of
Ihe
Premier
mine,
is
a
pasenger
alHiard
tlie
steamer
i'riure
Huperl
today
hound
for
Vain-oiixer
where
he
will
spend
Ihe
Christmas
holiday.
W.
Forester
of
Hie
geological
stalT
of
Ihe
mine
is
also
hound
south
for
his
home
in
New
CARD
OF
THANKS.
The
Loyal
Order
of
1
Moose
wish
In
convey
I
heir
I
hanks
lo
all
owners
and
drivers
of
umoiiio-
!
inles
who
so
kindly
lent
I
heir
services
and
to
all
!
(riends
who
sent
flowers
1
for
the
funeral
of
the
late
Anthony
Cyr.
!
!
uiro
pi"j
bi3aaviQ
HdVJ.VO
"1
'
'M-ft-1!'!!'"!
Does
That
Cough
Stick
On
Your
Lungs?
Mr.
Itlar
MaeXsb,
Bognor,
Out,
write!
"1
wan
troubled
with
a
ter
rible
couch
that
I
nuld
not
get
rid
of,
and
toy
doctor
told
me
that
I
bad
a
elight
touch
of
bronchitis.
Itotmng
I
took
seemed
to
give
tot
any
relief'
until
I
got
a
bottle
ot
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pino
Syrup
I
got
nich
relief
hj
nting
It
that
I
would
adriae
all
tho
who
are
subject
to
bad
eoldi
or
couch"
to
keep
a
bottle
of
this
remedy
In
their
homes
all
the
time."
You
don't
eiperbnent
when
yoa
buy
"Dr.
Wood's"
as
it
hss
been
a
house
hold
remedy
for
the
patt
37
years.
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co-
Limited,
Toronto,
Out
Currie
s
Taxi
.and
Messenger.
Phone
560
night
or
day.
tf
Always
good
service
and
qual
ity
al
Linzey
&
Davies.
tl
Two
cars
at
your
service
Sneddon
Taxi.
Phone
134.
tf
A
tiling
well
bought
is
half
sold,
(iel
it
nl
Linzey
&
Davies'
Toys
and
Fancy
Moods
Tile's
special
Prices
for
Christ
tf
mas.
-y
Private
Ctiristmas
Cards
printed
by
Hose,
Cowan
&
Lalla,
llh
Street.
tf
Pipes.
Pouches.
Cigarette
eases,
Cisrars
and
box
candy
al
cost.
ila
Cigar
Slorr.
tf
Mr.
and
Mr.,
Fred
Clark
and
family
will
sail
tiiis
evening
on
Ihe
Prinze
Huperl
for
Vancouver.
Mrs.
hi
he!
Coointis
will
saii
lonijtlil
on
the
Prince
lluiwrl
for
Vancouver
where
it
is
'expected
he
will
remain.
Coal."
Don'!
leave
your
coal
order
till
Christmas
Eve.
MIleco'
tl.no
per
ton.
Phone
112.
P.
II
Transfer
and'
Taxi.
25"
I
Ko
Priest,
who
is
interested
in
milium
at
Stewart,
is
a
pa
semrer
aboard
he
Prince
Ruterl
I'Mlav
bound
for
hi-
home
in
Vancouver
wliin
he
will
spend
(lie
liristniiis
holidays.
V.
S.
Harris,
well
known
Ha.
-lion
minintr
ojieralor.
arrived
in
(tie
citv
from
(he
interior
Inn
I
his
iiior:iin's
train
and
will
The
nrelimiiiary
trial
of
the
sail
tuniuht
tin
the
Prince
Hu
t
h
ree
llaxcltnn
'lialfWireeds.lpert
For
Vancouver
where
ho
will
rlrne.l
with
the
murder
ofSMnd
the
Christinas
nod
New
Matthew
McLean,
an
Indian,
over
a
vi
ne
atcn,
will
commence
Keror
Siiiem.liary
Magistrate
II.
Ilos-
km-
ul
Smitbers
on
Monday.
I
tiion
steamer
:atla.
Capt.
A
Jolin-toiie,
arriveil
from,
the
smith
al
IS.
30
last
nighl
and
sailed
shortly
thereafter
for
Any-
ox
and
Naas
HUer
porls.
Tin
ese
will
sail
from
here
for
Vaiicuuver
al
JO
o'clock
tumor-
row
morning.
Year
season
on
holiday
bent.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wallace
C.
Or
chard
sailed
this
afternoon
on
Ihe
Princess
Mary
for
Vancouver
where
I
hey
will
spend
the
Christ
ma
holiday
Season.
They
were
accompanied
south.
by-
their
daughter,
Mrs.
F.dwatil
vMayon
of
Vancouver,
who
has
been
visitina
here
wild
them
for
the
past
few
weeks.
W.
Holt,
who
was
fine.1
?200
Mr.
Home
O.
Ilrown,
who
was
abd
esls
at
Smilher
wilh
the
seized
wilh
a
stroke
while
visit-1
option
of
two
months'
Imprison-
ment
for
(rapping
without
a
license,
was
brought
to
the
city
this
morning
by
Provincial
Constable
Kggleshaw
of
Terrace
and
ha
been
lodged
in
the
local
lock-up.
So
far
he
has
been
unable
to
raise
tlie
money
lo
pay
his
fine.
Amo'nt
Ihe
nrrival
from
the
inlorior
on
this
morning's
train
were
0.
A.
Procunier
of
Sunny-side;
Constable
J.
P.
I'gglesh.tw
of
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
V.
Kilpntrick
of
Sivilhers;
Mrs.
H
M.
Allium,
W.
Vanderlip
and
F.
Vanderllp
of
Terrace;'
11.
Jacob-son
Of
lMinonton;
II.
W.
Kd-
wartlsor.
of
New
ILuellon,
Ceorgc
Keep
of
Stnilhers
and
E.
W.
Un-
win
of
Prince
tieorgo.
The
opereltn
Snow-White
and
the
Seven
Dwarfs
was
repealed:
l
the
-Booth
School
lust
night.
A;
large
attendance
once
again
e.v-i
pressed
their
appreciation
of
the
j
artistic
staging,
tuneful
music,
and
Ihe
clever
acting
Of
the
Ichildren.
The
really
beautiful
dresses
of
the
chorus
and
prin-
L-ii,us,i
111!
work
Ol
.MISS
IIOIII-
woll,
assisted
by
olhrr
teacher
and
Ihe
parents,
harmonized1
peifeetly
wilh
the
spirit
of
the
piny.
Miss
Hothwell
ami
her
assistants
must,
be
gratified
at
the.
jcomplelc
success
uf
their
elTorls:
which
called
forth
ho
highest
commcudution
uu
Iho
iuifl
of
the
uudience.
II.
W.
O'Neill
of
the
Uordei
Street
school
leachinir
stalT
sai!
lonighl
on
the
Prince
Hupcrt
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
spend
the
Christmas
holidays.
Just
arrived.
New
Christmas!
hals.
Mrs.
Wilson,
Third
Ave.
2J3
Hpeclal
Hale,
-r-
Low
prices
on
Toys,
Heads
and
Notions.
.Mrs.
J.
Field
at
".Needlework,"
213
Second
Avenue.
2'J7
6.
C.
Thomson
sails
tonight
on
the
Prince
iluperl
for
Victoria
where
he
will
npend
the
Christmas
holidays.
The
annual
ball
of
the
First
Norlli
llritish
Columbia
lleiuiciil
will
be
held
at
the
Auditorium
on
Friday,
January
15,
1520.
Miss
Irene
Weatherhead
of
Poolli
'Memorial
School
leaching
staff
sails
tonight
on
the
Princr
Iluperl
for
Vancouver
to
spcml
the
Christmas
holidays.
II.
V.
KdwardsXiii
of
New
Ilaellon
arrived
from
the
inter
ior
on
this
.morning's
train
and
will
sail
tonight
on
the
Prince
Iluperl
for
Vancouver.
Miss
Elsie
S.
KolosoIT,
who
leaches
school
al
Ilazellon,
arrived
in
trie
city
on
this
morn
ing's
train
and
will
sail
tonigh
n
the
Prince
Iluperl
for
Ocean
Falls.
J.
J.
Carroll,
local
uperintcnd
ent
for
the
C.ii.M.M.,
sails
to
niht
on
the
Prince
Huperl
lor
Vancouver
where
ho
will
spend
1
lie
Christmas
bolidavs
wilh
his
family.
Local
school
teacher
saihuv
tonight
.on
Ihe
Prince
Iluperl
N
pend
the
Christmas
vacation
in
I
lie
fouth
will
include
Mi.
F.
A.
Mercer.
Mis
Jessie
Ituthwell.
11.
1.
Hell
and
Miss
St.
James.
Jarque
I.elnurneaii.
n?pliew
of
II.
Letourneau
of
this
cily.
afle'
bavins
spent
several
months
in
Prince
Iluperl,
sailed
this
after
noon
on
Ihe
Princess
Mary
en
route
to
his
home
in
Montreal.
cily:
V..
Sanderson.
Vancouver.
John
Fawcelt,
old
timer
of
the
Yukon,
arrived
from
the
north
on
the
Princess
Mary
this
morniiu-
ii
ltd
will
leave
from
here
by
t
lie
Canadian
National
Hailway
to
morrow
night
for
Ilrandon.
Maui
tol.a.
lie
will
be
met
at
Kd
in
on
ion
by
hi
two
daughter.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
D.
Johnson
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Svend-en.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
ot
InUnllon
to
Appy
to
Laata
Land
In
the
Ijind
llecvrdinir
PUlrlrl
or
I'rlnre
Hui
rl,
iiid
piiiiale
on
Ht:
uiilli
enure
of
shannon
hay,
Mssett
Inlet,
Queen
Char-
lone
iuimis.
TAKE
MiTICK
thai
I.
Ilarrr
lliibinnin
riost.
r
Mll.
B.C..
orrupatum
Fl0
Cinrr.
Intend
to
apply
Tor
a
iea.-e
ot
llx
rttlluuhnr
derrlbei
Itmls:
ik.iiuwencinr
at
a
iwt
tltuiled
at
the
aoulhue!
runic
r
of
l.vt
ISIS
(T.L
iiH'.
;
tlH-nre
eat
lo
rhaln:
tbenre
north
In
chain,
iihut
r
less,
tu
Iiiarti
uaier
inarK:
tnenre
muiliel
19
mains.
mure
or
le.
fiilluwlnit
Ihe-
hlrU
water
tirtik
In
point
or
miiuiiencenient,
an.l
rontalulna
t
acres,
inure
or
!e.
II.
n.
r
03T.
Mel.
B.C.
.k--
.aft
LAND
ACT
Notlct
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaa
Land
In
oueen
rlurlutle
lland
Land
Ke-ciinlmr
IHrtrict
ut
rrlncp
Itupert.
aiwt
tluale
!
and
one-hair
miles
eM
of
Aliriird
Ilay.
skidetate
Inlet
TAkK
MtTICK
thai
II.
i:
nhlnir
k
rack
liar
i:imian.v.
I.lintlett.
of
VanctMiver.
B.C.
.xTlip4tli.il
SKliiHill
IUniner.
Intendl
In
apply
fr
a
leae
of
the
fullowlnir
de
vrilied
Iik1:
-
CumiiM-nciiii'
al
a
fnn
planted
at
Ihe
et
end
r
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Pecember
7th.
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CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phono
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
Wo
are
ready
al
any
time
to
receive
your
phone
call,
lo
take
your
instructions,
to
lake
personal
charge
ol
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning,
Every
Waterman's
is
a
Treasure
the
man
who
has
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carried
one
for
twenty
five
years.
Aik
the
man
who
wants
one
of
the
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big
new
Waterman
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and
expects
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one
to
give
him
one
for
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woman
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and
paces
and
likes
a
pen
that
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plenty
of
Ink.
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pens
range
from
the
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plain
at
$2.75
upward,
to
the
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mounted
from
$4.00
upwerd.
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to
match.
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and
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for
the
Kiddies
iedat
Hikes,
steel
disk
wheel,
rubber
tires
$7.65
Wood
Wagons,
hail
bearing
disk
wheels
rubber
tires
$5.35
to
$10.00
.Scolders,
sleel
wheels
niul
frame
work
$5.00
Wood
Sleighs,
sleel
runners
63c
tu
$3.40
Meed
Doll
Carriages
.
$7.75
lo
$15.75
Kiddie
Kars,
tecl
disk
wheels
$4.00
lo
$5.40
Kiddies'
Hockers
in
golden
oak,
wicker
or
seagress
$3.15
and
$4.00
Baby
Swings
$2.00
and
$2.25
Baby
and
Doll
Blankets
$1.75
lo
$3.40
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
One
door
east
or
Daily
News
Office
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
123
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
IT'
JhaiPP
ers
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
Rupert
Marine
S,aCK3873S'
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
Q.
BUSHDY,
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phones
687
530
Gr.
238
Clack
735