K,
inlay.
December
12.
I02R.
CHRISTMAS
Temptation
Sale
i
H
WATCH
THESE
COLUMNS
1
or
Klnrlllinjt
llargaiii
in
M-'I
-
ami
Hoys'
Wearing
,
,,;ip'I
.ii'iii'iuiiiK
in
large
NilVeH
iSCincills.
erne
Impor
ers
Third
Ave.
Flour
Specials
FLOUR
IS
ADVANCING
m,
oiler
lt"l
l
1
1
-llH'llta
...
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$2.75
;i.
-m
i
$5.25
ii.
sack
..'
$1
60
ti.
-ii.-k-.
t
ark
for
$1.25
v
ii
r.'.t.iv
iK'i
M"int.i)
only
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
P.O.
Box
575.
Phones
18
and
84
417.423
5th
Ave.
East
Gentlemen-
Why
Not?
i,v
!i.i-
n
lailor--n.
t
:in
i-tinnif
We
make
you
a
preent
of
$5.00
I
'ii
Suit
Length
to
fr..iu.
We
gi
a
.
,nl
n(
5.00
mi
vefy
purchased
fr
'hril-
liM'k
mrltitli
Mine
!-
-
mi.
I
nit
kinds
of
nia"eii..t
I'll
and
'
unrno'ed.
ORDER
NOW.
LING
the
Tailor
821
Second
Ave.
Phone
649
Ladies'
Shoe
Specials
J
'i
-i
a
few
nf
our
mil-'
ilinw
Specials
fur
this
'.
h
only.
W
mm
'h
Patent
Leather
si
ihtm.
wiiji
low
rubber
Ii.!
Now
mill
real
snappy.
Only
....
$2.95
W'.iurii
Kul
F.vnlng
Klip-ti
i
wilh
Spanish
leather
heel.
Duly
$3.85
Women's
f
jtenl
Leather
ankle
strap
F.vening
Slippers,
nil
sires.
kOnly
$4.45
Women's
Tine
Quality
Pluck
Snlin
KvenlnR
Slippers.
While
they
last
only
$5.45
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Ave.
Phone
357
DRESSES
for
Evening,
Party
or
Afternoon
In
great
variety
at
most
modern!
prlres.
"Demers"
Wo
aim
In
please.
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
!
Wairefront
ner.
Kilkalla
and
snri-iniiidiiiK
Miinls
for
the
dual
purpose
of
1
11k
1
11
jj
on
iUiristiii,iK
vtipplie
ami
loivinc
mechanical
wiM-k
done
on
Hie
power
plants.
Thi
native
families.
almnl
In
a
man,
wit'
remain
home
for
the
fesHve
tsa-
n
after
wliicli
the
majority
jwill
rnnlintie
trappinc
opera
tions.
Some
Excitement
Archie
I'alon
and
lo
(mlo.
nclh
had
some
oxcitenicnl
no
1
uml
the
fomor's
sntmal
whiln
nmn:
jii
from
Lewis
Island
o"1
Tiieiay,
and
for
a
wHil
thinirr
looked
serious
enoiHrii
o
wvrranl
some
deti
think
inc.
Ttu
tw
hoys
were
comlnp
in
and
just
IT
Holland
Hock
litrht
alHiul
t
p.m.
the
ensrtne
Uippe.
Th
wind
was
hlOAVing
a
Kale
and
Ho
wave
wore
running
high.
No
amount
of
porsuasioti
could
sot
the
iradtts
fnncltoninr
and
re
course
iuii
to
lie
made
to
raisina
the
shnrm
vail,
which
undotWii
i
dly
saved
Hie
day.
Prorious
to
peitmu
the
sail
up,
the
ImisI
was
driftTiui
dangerously
near
Hi
rock
hut
with
Hh
sail
hoisted
the
wind
veerisl
lip
boat
away.
Iinrine
the
afternoon
and
1on
after
'dark
the
Imat
drifted
from
Holland
Hock
on
the
outside
o
lntrhy
Island
and
aniund
th.'
Tai
l
her
end,
or
Metlakatla
Pas-sajre
When
Hie
strHiided
mar-
'iners
siehled
the
Indian
village
they
had
no
idea
they
wer
so
'near
home,
and
wilh
all
III
buf-r..img
they
had
yon
through
Hi
might
have
been
Van-'couver
instead
of
the
weleiuno
!
Mcfiakalla.
l'in
seeinft
III
huhis
the
hoys
dropped
Hi
anchor
and
came
to
a
slop
nr
the
reef,
pete
l.e.ijjlilon
went
out
Ho
their
assislanr
jinl
lowwl
1
1
he
ImibI
safely
hack
lo
port
on
Tuesday
nnhl.
Tito
craft
has
heen
taken
up
on
the,
Wanl
wnw
'or
in
sport
ion
but
does
not
seeru
to
bav
suffercil
fiiurh
!;tiimpi.,
Still
Flshlnq.
,
I
There
is
ipule
a
UlHc
flrt
of
l.oats
out
fishing
in'
nearby
Tho
schooner
Swing,
owned
by
Messrs.
(ioo.llad
and
Hnborson,
I
is
also
out
afler
crabs.
Ibis
"
limit
lias
been
laid
up
for
n
'while
owing
lo
Ibn
illness
of
hd
owners.
However,
the
hoys
aro
tiack
in
the
ganio
again.
Training
Seagulls
!
ii
heen
said
that
Dm
cn
1
.......
....
ir.ir.len
seaKUll
caiinol
bo
itrained
but
-Doc"
Clapperlon
tN0
ACT.
'Nolle
of
intuition'
io
pplv
to
tMit
tynd
roW.nrPMriTXpr.'nrV"H..;ri.
.ml
Ultimlr
it
Slwnisni
By.
-
.
TAKK
M.iia:
I
.nn'"l
C.
Viini..rr.
lo
h.u..
I'pl.v
"""
,
"
"f
im
lal-lnlfii.li
rwl
t:o
piiriiia
.
at
ITi..p!ri
u
n
i'lOunn
lii
iH.mt
of
.riiiniiiencrniwil.
"'
r,,..,...x
V4
'Wa,Kc
nost
Prr
Win.
0.
Hltrlwil,
Aieii
Ctwd
Octobor
".
.....us
nun
(xi
iieiai
ninny
ioal
1
lie
nr.s
ini-s
Ihrir
old
pals
nor
an
all
couiiiik
in
for
a
fair
haiolliat
lli.
dose
reason
lias
sep
of
overliaiil
am)
painting,
and;o
many
(
Hie
rinliermen
leave
every
conceivable
pace
for
waystfor
distant
part,
ami
for
thai
is
occupied.
Immediately
aflei
irasnn
Ihc
jfuiu
t,.,.n
f,
Hie
close
season
came
into
ef-
lamer
mid
more
u.ci.)
ihle
lo
feet
11
niiinher
of
Hi
boats
.l
lliiiuian
companionship.
Xo
lonjr-Ihe
lialilnil
flcel
were
eoinmis-jer
l
iliev
fly
away
Uin
Hie
ap-sioin-il
on
Imnllnd
Irips
hut
with
,i.ii
acli
of
man
i.i'n
rather
strut
study
of
Hie
seaKiill
and
its
.'luhits,
to
join
forces
with
Dor
and
start
a
cotlene
for
the
educatins
of
the
aKull.
If
Hoc
can
get
lorrfn,
Is
np
on
Hie
pontoon
for
a
Koi.-'ral
lookin?
to
ami
si.riiip
husinoss.
The
schooner
Fisher,
Cpl.
John
Hanson,
and
the
power
brtal
Kleaiior
Mao,
ownoil
hy
skljiper
Mcleod,
nrr
was
complelcd
this
fall
on
Ihe
Power
boat
Flying
Spur,
owiv-ed
and
skippered
by
Len
Weaver,
rolurneil
lo
mirl
last
week
with
W.
Hol.lhlooni,
the
noted
fur
man
alroanl,
afler
a
successful
fm
buying
Irhi
down
the
coast.
"lloblie"
Is
very
satisfied
wlOi
his
Iriji
as
he
was
successful
lit
securing
some
very
fine
pells
Most
of
bis
trading
was
done
wilh
th
Indians
who
seem
to
lack
nothing
of
Hie
g-nod
things
of
life
to
insure
a
happy
Christ
inns.
VKH
DAILY
KBTO!
s-e:nr
came
off
I
he
McLean
way
this
week
after
undergoing
extensive
overlia;:!
and
repainting.
T.lii
Wigwam
look
resplendent
In
a
new
emit
of
paint
ami
is
re;uly
fiii'
action
at
u
mmm-nt's
notice
Cupl.
linn.nei
Hanson
brought
hi
In
world
famed
imat
'I
helrua
I.
tins
week
from
I.
.mix
Locker
lodging
caiiijl,
situated
mi
Purcli-j
er
Island.
I'jlie
'iiinm-r
has
been!
gimg
leniafjiiitili-
uml
valuable.;
assistance
W
Louis
in
Ins
lotf-gniK
operrifjrnn
Tor
Hie
past
month.
"H.
business
is
now
has
nrovnil
.mi.fi.ci
v
n.f
!
?'
n,,"f,v
'"fined
to
lMal
repair
such
a
itirtein.-nl
is
a
liliel
or!
The
frailer
Salvor
arrivel
Work.
Illit
schiinners.
trolling
I
In.
'
waterlroii"
.....i...i
......
turki'Vs
v
:il
iif.illr
....n.in
:
i
......i
..i.4TU'
Hie
ih-er
season
cIokinI
ami
Hi
eanm
for
ilueAs
ami
ffisese
ler-nui..iiiiia
at
Hie
end
of
the
monlli
Hi
trips
arc
prartically
over.
N"W
iKial
owneri.
are
turntiiK
their
attentions
once
iitrnin
lo
flie
!
uius
iile
of
life
in
onlr
that
e..iylhin(
may
ho
O.K.
for
Hie
fn-l
.
la
-
Ii
to
Ihc
hiKh
spots
in
I
Hire.
Unite
a
nijinlicr
of
native
boat.
Iiai.
calleil
into
port
this
rwek
from
l'ftrt
Siiopon,
Xims
Pally
ahead
like
a
do?.
In
his
few
part
moments
Hoc
Ira
beeo
-hicaliiit!
Hie
IniiN
to
fly
to
Hi
window
and
eat
from
a
plate
on
ami
discharged
'(""
Nmih
of
Na
naiiiro-Wollliiloii
eoal
at
Hie
Al-herl-MKJairery
wharf.
Schooner
Sank
While
eoiiiiiis
in
from
Kelchl-kan
over
Jasl
wwk
end
the
Amer
lean
schooner
Valorous,
Captain
Peterson.
frhck
a
roek
situated
Hii
eml
of
the
Meliakalla
oas-safrf
ami
sajjkk.
Haul.
A.
Swansor
rendered
n-:tanci.
from
Hie
I'.U.
ltoalliuui.
ami
towed
the
which
he
place
dainty
morsels
1
schooner
into
HripiM-n's
Cove
particiik.r!y
suiled
to
the
ap-'wliero
a
temporary
patch
was
petite
of
Hie
si'Htrull.
The
hirils
made
to
Hie
hull.
Tin'
Mchooner
have
hocomc
o
accustomed
ti!wa
lalpr
towed
to
the
lny
Dock
Hoe's
llroirxhlfulnes
thai
theywhere
repairs
are
hciiif:
carrieil
will
now
perch
on
Hie
side
of
Hi
out.
plate
ami
peck
the
hits
Hn-icfroin
t
The
next
step
in
their
training'
The
Bushby
Fleet
is
to
have
I
lie
birds
anwer
In;
The
iHgboal
M.T.3.,
ipl.
R
their
rHHVtive
name,
ami
line
Hreen,
loft
port
last
week
end
ti
a
s
suiryi'stcd
railing
fori
for
Lewis
Island
Ui
low
in
a
li-liier
for
names
to
ho
np-'bonm
of
lo?s.
consist
int:
of
lull,
plied
h.
the
hints.
Influence
is;
000
fool
of
lumlicr.
from
Hie
lieniif
liroUKhl
lo
hear
upon
Hapt.
t.ouis
IM-ker
10111?
raorii.
This
Harry
Ormi.ton.
master
of
Hi
hoohi
was
desUnod
for
the
Nrwiiiglon.
who,
for
Hie
pa
;eorelrvn
null
hit
inclement
ert
vwks
lias
hecn
makiuc
ajwoalhor
interfered
with
the
rapid
the
Hat
Pan
theatre
nn
I
he:
Hay
yards,
the
iuc
left
port
on
watrfronl.
i
Jnestey
wilh
two
empty
scows
ami
rlumd
wilh
a
sov
Constantiue
M
Iclmeloff,
mecli-jof
lumber
for
Hi
Canadian
Kh'i
anir
wKIkHio
Akertirw-Tlimson
.&
Oidd
Slorago
Oo
shops,
reliiine.l
on
Hie
iardena
lasl
Sunday
from
an
extended
trip
lo
San
Kraneico.
whore
he
had
heen
visit
nig
hi
sler.
Hon-
sl
airline
is
all
hot
oj.
wilh
Ihe
splendid
lime
he
had
in
the
son
Hi
Iwnteis
for
fbit
fish,
cod,
cr
ah
sJ
cLoan
ways
'ami
shrimps
f,.r
the
Macon
Fish-
ei-ics.
Among
me
n-o
ih
vi.i-ployed
are
Messrs.
Hall
A
Slaney,
who
are
out
for
coil,
flat
flb
and
crab.
flop!.
hns
Larson
land
his
regular
erew
are
also
lout.
Tom
House
is
fishintr
erahi
with
his
trolling
boat,
and
sklp-Ipor
Majrnus
is
hxiokinii
end
in
the
.harbor
from
a
dory.
transit
of
tiie
low
to
I
lie
northern
lumber
centre.
TuffboaJ
P.H.T.,
Tjpt.
Harris'
th
Weil
to
sUmJ
Ihe
strain
niKrr.
weni
to
JooretJiwn
lasl
deliver
the
auint
he
will
profi-Sulunlay
lo
tow
down
a
scow
of
ably
pul
on
a
seagull
entertain-
lumber
nir
eastern
shipment
and
11111
1
early
in
the
New
Year
at
a
scow
of
lumtier
for
the
lliv
Little
Hunting
Wilh
Christmas
less
than
(wo
wok
away,
which
make
extra
work
for
most
people,
there
are
till
011
the
outside.
The
bird
s?aon
rlosese
at
the
end
of
the
Iiirtinlinie,
a
number
of
the
em
loyee,s'
nre
on
vaiytlton
bent.
The
eieiMilive
Stair
Js
jitJH
on
Ihe
lob
Uiwevert'
aiW;,tfier
will
Hons
and
repairs
made
at
the
plant
during
the
olostdowii.
Uoiirjre
llnsbliy.
hteh
mosul
ol
The
Improved
Sat
on
Stern
After
all
ii
lakes
Capl.
Jarvis
Mrl.eod
and
his
jroml
ship
Klea-nor
Mac
to
stage
a
real
live
hunting
slnnl.
Last
week
the
jmod
ship
left
port
with.
her
owner
at
Ihe
wheel
accompanied
by
monHi.
HouhHess
ltie-
will
b!'r.
W.
T.
Kerpin'and
Alex.
Pru.l-
a
number
of
hunting
parties
on!
over
Christmas
holidays
to
use!
up
their
las
supply
of
shells
for
!he
sason.
Marine
Products
The
plant
of
the
Raperl
Marine
Products
at
!e!Jii
Hay
is
now
closed
down
for
Hi
winter
after
paintiiiK
in
readiness
for
Iheiaii
aoHvo
and
sussful
season
boiiiinc
for
the
Houlas
Channel
district
on
a
little
bird
bunlins
exploit.
AH
went
well
until
tin
skipper
became
seasick
and
ordered
all
hands
lo
come
on
deck
and
sit
on
Hie
stern
to
keen
tlie
propeller
in
the
water.
From
Mien
on
things
aboard
began
lo
set
dirty
in
keeping
with
the
weather.
If
Kleiuwr
was
ever
a
nn.l
the
oroduet
is
heini:
moveo
naughty
girl
she
certainly
show
lo
Ihe
market
as
opportunity
oN
ft
up
to
form
on
Ilie
trip,
and
fers
and
eomlMinns
warrant,
would
have
put
a
bucking
bronco
eHvii.,.
iiii
in
rrtimi.e.i
ni.mit
I
in
the
shade
for
rearing
and
also
on
Hie
pontoons
for
nver-lllie
end
of
1
ebruary
and,
in
the
liaul.
Work
is
progressing,
satis
fao
lorily
iMMin
Ih
installation
of
Hie
30
h.p.
llein
'H'utrh)
fgntcfVrMiably
be
sump
minor
alfertf-
in
the
new
llavmoller
boat,
vliili
plunging.
JarVis
came
on
Ihe
Itesi
hecauso
lie
had
Ihe
wheel
to
cling
to."
"In
tire
excitement
one
if
the
decoy
ducks
became
loosened
from
its
.moorings
and
sI'HWalpjIhteribuWth"
over
lures
of
Alex,
lo
pul
out
a
boat
to
recover
it
met
wilh
no
re-
ponse
from
the
captain.
The
parly
secured
spine
game
and
Ihe
1LM.P.
activities,
said
a
fcwtraughl
bad
cobs.
weeks
ago
that
he
intended
to
keep
his
fleet
of
boats
runnin?
throughout
the
winter
if
heeouhl
possihly
pel
business
for
IheinJ
lie
seems
to
tune
boon
successful
along
these
lines
wilh
the
resub
Hint
Ihe
fleet
should
be
working
most
of
the
Utile.
Tho
P.lt.T,
Copt.
Harris
iwtr,
delivered,
a
boom
frvim
handloggers
on
lh.
Skeeitn
lliver
lo.
Hie
fioorge'town
mill
and
yesterday
afternoon
Ihe
Tide
Hip.
4
'.apt.
"Handsome"
.Mm
Morrison,
was
negotiating'
with
"
The
lugboa'l
Wigwam,
owned
1
10
fool
ereosoled
pile
which
va
and
operated
by
Clnude
Kelchum,
hnitighl
in
Hiis
side
from
I)
why
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I
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ItluitrtMd
booklet
and
trtalaamnlt
toTcmpktana,
111
Km
W.,Torontol.
Dunk
Is
Back
The
old
time
propeelor
and
step
dajicer
Dunk
MOInlosli
or
I'sk,
Jilew
into
town
this
.week
from
Telegraph
Creek,
rangoll
ami
Stewart,
afler
an
oh;hJoen
monllis
-prospecting
trip.
Al
though
suffering
'
still
with
little
rheumatism
as
the
result
of
the
big
l".-M
man
hunt
Dunk
has
vowisl
to
see
the
"wee
bra
1'sk
lassie'"
before
Christmas
even
if
he
has
to
walk.
While
In
I
fie
north
Dunk
says
be
came
across
some
fine
gold
nuggel?
and
while
not
as
large
as
.wast
tubs
they
have
great
possihili
ties.
Dunk
is
how,
tho
proud
owner
of
Ihe
Porcupine
tiroun
o'
'claim
situated,
on
Pack
Saddl
I
Creek
a
tributary
of
the
famou
Fiddler
Oreek,
and
if
be
does
nol
jdie
it
millionaire
It
is
"not
his
own
fault.
There
is
a
man
at
to
I
Mile
Greek4,
and.
a
man
and
his
iwife
al
CO
MUe
Creek,
and
l)unk
Isays
he
can't
make
a
living
wilh)
people
piHiing
up
against
him
like
that.
Dunk
is
.keen
on
polling
in
a
goo.l
lime
al
Vhrislmas
with
his
old
friernl
Jimmy
Wells
Hie
man
who
made
I'sk
The
Tudor
Sedan
Color
Dtu-k
bla
with
black
naawl
rvtv
Inf
tear.
Allrecl
bodr.
Nkkclml
radiator
hell
and
bcadbmp
rim,
tower
Mtt
both
front
aeat
tiiimg.
tunc-pwet
ventw
latiag
wiodcKicLiL.
Lacbfclothrun
visor
of
new
dt
tig
inclosed
a
I
both
tad.
Standard
equipment
include
Marter.cord
firet,
demountable
rime,
windahield
wiper
rear
view
mirror
and
dath
(J'lr
C
Ump.Vfc
.avb.
jW,Om.
9
(DD
Tudor
Sedan
THE
new
allsteel
body,
lower
and
longer,
gives
the
Tudor
Sedan
a
fascinating
appearance
that
will
recommend
it
to
the
fastidious
motorist.
All
seats
have
been
re-designed,
adding
to
the
comfort
of
driver
and
passengers.
The
new
one-piece
windshield
combines
wider
vision
and
improved
weather
protection,
with
ideal
ventilation;
control
for
all
seasons.
The
body
is
finished
in
a
beautiful
dark
blue
with
nickeled
radiator
.shell
and
headlamp
rims,
and
the
chassis
in
black.
&&cC
S.
E.
Parker,
Limited
Island
and
loaded
on
the
Prince
John
for
delivery
lo
Honlraclor
few
liiinlni,
radios
lenvine
no.!.
-MiHoy
who
i
building
8i
hut
for
all
that
is
(Had
lo
be.'afler
th
wily
duck.
From
re-'wr'
al
,N,rl
'"',''l',
l.
f01
"'"I
itn
in
I
Iilil
lhun'
lUH'ti
a
train.
.
LI'
.
oorls
It.
Imiii.I
there
is
still
eon.
oepaniiieiii
01
iuii.ui-
".
huntiiiK
to
he
iWaine.l
at
sur-roundinir
noint
a
little
distamv
iUipl.
Harvey
Humas,
former
f
mm
homo.
'Die
open
fall
this
skipper
of
Ihe
luffhoat
P.lt.T.
jjiwir
has
not
heen
conducive
lo
and
who
Is
now
engaged
in
lo?
ilrivinc
th
thicks
into
shellercl
riu?
down
the
roast,
was
in
port
water
and
IK
lurv
fbwks
are
this
week
for
some
ropair
work
on
hi
iMiwer
tsat
.
I.eamler.
II
will
he
loavin?
for
the
south
an.
in
over
the
week
end.
Dryi
Dock
Work
There
is
considorarhlo
repair
work
being
done
on
Ihe
big
Canadian
srhmmers
at
Ihe
local
dry
oWk.
The
Seamaid,
finpl.
Henry
Stationery
as
a
Christmas
Gift
Is
Always
Acceptable
Here
are
some
that
will
appeal
to
yon
by
reason
ol
Hie
high
quality,
beautiful
appearance
and
low
price.
"Symphony
Antique"
in
decorated
hinged
boxes,
feather
Pen,
l'ajier,
Correspondence
Cards
and
Kiivelopes,
52.50,
$2.85,
$3.00,
$5.00
anil
$5.25
"Lord
Baltimore,"
in
boxes
wilh
loose
or
hinged
lid,
Paper,
Correspondence
Cards
and
Kiivelopes,
75c,
$1.25,
$1.65
and
$2.75
Correspondence
Cards,
Plain
or
r(iU
Kdge,
with
Kinelopes
75c,
$1,00
and
$1.65
Whiting
&
Cook
"The
finest
writing
papers
Oiat
can
lie
made":
Colonial
Kidskin
Paper,
Cards
and
Knvelopes
$3.00
Louis
XIV.
Period
Paper,
in
Tan,-White
orWhile
with
('ray
Lining
and
fiill
Hdges
.
.
$5,
$5.50
and
$6.00
Colonial
Iidskin
Lovely
Paper,
Knvelopes
lufve
a
very
handsome
lining
$6.00
Parchment
Linen,
a
deckle
edge
paper
$5.00
lienllenienVs
,Salionery
$2.00
Vou
may
select
your
Stationery
from
bur
slock
with
assurance
of
satisfaction.
Ormes
Limited
The
Pioneer
Druggists
Rexall
Slore
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street
Phones
82
and
200
Hours:
8
a.m.
to
0
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
front
12
to
2
p.m.
and
7
to
9
p,m.
TU
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423.
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238
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