d
Bulger's
Prices
Have
Always
Been
Reasonable
Fu-t
we
gimruntce
ynu
h
good
article.
.
Ui
in
pare
niir
prico
tin
nil
Standard
Arti.
l.
-
-ii.
h
i
"B.7"
U..(fT
-
iinrl
G'immimiU
Silver,
Waterman'
Puns,
Kvim
'-Inn
i
Pi'iu
ill.,
Wtillliiiiii
mill
Gruen
Will
-he-.
Ill
k
ltn
Clock,
etc.,
and
you
wiU
find
Uirin
tlif
same
as
in
any
mull
order
hoii&u.
Our
customers
are
finding
ipi.ilily
fur
quality;
our
house
is
prelly
hard
In
benl.
We
are
Always
ready
In
mnke
good
any
mistake.
John
Bulger
Jeweller
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Start
The
New
Year
Right
licit
overload
tli
miii'i
Willi
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detail
Use
a
Diary
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m
tin'
1.
month-
may
ni
vim
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n
lime-
Inane
ilon't
forget;
people
do.
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the
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No.
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day-
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TAPESTRY
Table
Runners
for
your
library
table,
buffet
or
dresser
Many
patterns
to
choose
from
in
making
your
selection
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
Third
Avenue
Phone
123
And
That
One
Word
Is
"VALU
When
(in
article
til
oul-taiid.ng
muni
t-
ollcred
to
the
public',
its
KtiL'fOHi
becomes
immediate.
Ami
M
il
is
with
our
lab-sl
"FAMILY
St.UN
IChh,
milv
oiii'
word
can
explain
tlioir
nui-'U
.i.-.-rplattre
anil
aue-ami
thai
nut
word
is
"VAI.UH,"
Wei
Wush
Thriri-T
anil
Son
Finish--here
are
ctvii'os
thai
simply
brim
over
witli
all
the
leaturos
'
Purely.
Convenience,
ami
Kcoiuuny
niir
but
all
lliree.
Comparison,
ami
demonstration
iiruvi'
Hie
value
of
our
Family
Services,
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8
CHRISTMAS
TREE
AT
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Attractive
Proceedings
Staged
In
Metro-pole
Hall
Last
Mflit
Church
service
yesterday
morning
ut
St.
Paul's
(ICuglish)
Lutheran
Church
I
noli
regular
form
when
llev.
I'.
E.
Hals-ler
took
us
hi
text:
"Christmas
Fruit."
The
evening
service
was
uf
u
sccial
Christmas
nature
fur
the
Sunday
School.
On
the
platform
the
Manger
hi
llethlrliain
was
depicted
Willi
a
Christmas
tree
for
the
children.
The
.UtriiH)le
Hull,
which
luid
heen
apprw-prutelv
decorated,
was
cruwded
to
"tin-doors.
The
program
oih'iiciI
with
an
address
of
welrume
by
Werner
Iversen.
Oilier
items
included:
dialogue,
"Christmas.
I.1111K
Ago,"
Iteider
Jacobseu,
Harold
Hold
unit
.Mr.
Iversen;
recitation,
"A
Little
Chrltma
Hell,"
Alice
Hall-herg:
dialogue,
"Oinie
Iet
Ui
Go
to
llilhliluin,"
Miskcii
Sol
lie
rK
Jeiineii,
ln-iirtd
llallliiTK,
I-'ranees
Slegnvig
and
.M;irnnt
JoIiiimiii;
rrimary
(our.
"Awaken
Chritlinan
Children.'
hy
the
Primary
)eurtinent
;
ri-cilatlon,
A
Christmas
Middle,"
Geo.
Dybliavn;
dLa-
lngue.
"Are
You
WorkiuC
for
the
Sav
iour?"
Misscn
Clara
Stttiivii;,
ICniiU
Jacohsfii
aiul
Ivvelyn
hilward;
soiiK.
"Awiiy
in
a
Manger,"
hy
primary
pupils,
arcouiunieil
with
lullaby;
dialoguge,
"Tap.
Tap,
Tup,"
Misscn
Thyra
Aker-
liirK,
llarir
Hansen
and
Alma
Uyiiliavn
reeilation.
"Distant
Skie
arc
HeaniiiiK.'
Miss
Lillian
YtrelmrK;
lecltation,
"My
l.illli
l'ieee."
Ml
Thetnui
JohnMin;
song,
"CimmI
King
Weiulut,
chorus
riiilalioii.
"Mv
ItiMini
In
the
End,"
Miss
Kleanor
1I
arils!
dialogue.
"AngcIN
11k
me,"
Miss
I'.vc
1
ii
AiHleraon
ami
Clara
l.iuulmiist
:
a
ill
Item
hy
the
choir.
(lev
.
I'.
i.
Ikiitler
gave
a
short
Christ
mas
address
to
the
children.
1;it
child
present
receiveil
a
Chrhrt-
ma
present
frmn
the
large
tree
liefore
Uavinii
the
hall.
SMITHERS
HAD
VERY
MEnRY
CHRISTWIAS
Many
I'artir
Were
Held
In
lUUwajr
Town
Towards
End
of
Week
SMITIIKIIS.
Dec.
28.
-Christmas
was
speiil
iu
an
exceptionally
merry
way
hy
Ihe
majority
of
her
citizens
and
uuiiiy
remarks
were
heard
describing
it
as
Ihe
happiest
Christmas
In
a
num
ber
of
yeors.
The
tollHcntinns
started
on
Christina
esc
when
the
young
people
gathered
together
t
elm
are
lle
newly-weds
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
lltichan.
After
tlx-
well
wivhex
lar)
been
tendered,
tlx
crmrd
broke
up
into
several
gruust
and
ad
journed
In
the
home
of
friends
to
enjoy
ine
iMiancv
01
l
lie
evening.
On
Christmas
nigjit
dinner
luetic
iimI
scoial
gatherings
weie
tlie
order
o
Ihe
day.
A
jolly
daner
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
scliooj'
Unfile
ra,
Mlvj
Kellerly
ami
Miss
I'awMlt,
wlurre
thi
young
folk
enjoyed
themselves
until
well
into
the
next
iroming.
At
tlie
howir
of
Mr.
ind
Mrs.
A.
S
Millar,
a
uuinb.T
of
the
high
selraol
Ihivs
and
girb
with
their
friends
Rave
-
surprise
party
to
Cnig
Millar.
A
iiUhmiiiI
evening
was
spent
at
dancing
:iihI
gantrs.
Again,
on
Saturday
evening,
a
larg-.
crowd
gu'.ticred
at
tha
Jsusw
of
Mo,
llolnTis
ami
spenl
anoX
neT
very-
pleas
uiit
time
with
dancinjC
and
inuic.
ASSAULT
CHARGES
WE
DO
BETTER
HERE
ARE
DISMISSED
Mike
Kohoff
and
Ik
llatoff
(hinted
Csrh
Other
in
Court
Today
Vv
n
rrnult
uf
an
altrreatiou
liri-iiiui
Day
lietween
Mike
Kubnf."
j
i
oil
II.
Itatoft,
bath
p)ieared
in
Ihe
ity
ixtlirv
ennrt
thi-.
morning
lieforx
'
MauiMnitr
Mrt'.iymont.
Ilntoff
laid
a
h.ir,.
of
nssaull
agaiust
KHlMif
Mtu
he
latter
ritiprocolcd.
From
Ihe
evidence
el
veil
il
was
ap-
Mrcnt
that
liotb
men
had
taWn
a
haml
in
trying
to
lat
tlu-
nther
one
up
and
'here
was
nothing
In
rhuuse
lietweep
them
as
fighters.
Ilolh
rlairges
wen
dismissed.
S.
V.
Taylor
apficared
for
Ilntoff
ami
I..
V.
I'ulniore
for
KulHiff.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
Dlgbv
KUml
Clear,
calm;
Uinmw-ler.
.'MVJil;
lemieraturc,
IS;
sea
sinootli,
HUN)
p.m.
out
Canlena
northliotind.
Dead
Tree
Point-
Dense
fug;
calm;
iMromrter,
9U.IT2:
tenieratur,
SS;
sea
MlllHltll.
Hull
Harbor
Clear;
calmt
Womc-ler,
:HMM);
temiwruliire,
35;
sea
smooth;
H
p.m.
spoke
st-.-amer
Anyox
Iniund
ViinciMiver
for
Auyux
IMS
miles
from
nyo.v;
VIM
a.m.
spoke
steamer
I'rln-n
Mary
off
Pine
island
northbound:
'.'.l.'i
a.m.
sMiki'
Alameda
alteam
(jt)K'
lliun
iiorlhlxi:iid.
Noon
Dlgbv
Island-
Clear;
calm;
liiironu'-ler,
im.'.HI;
leniHTUire.
47;
sea
stnooih.
Dead
Tree
Point
Dense
fog;
calm:
hanmifter.
:MMI2;
teiniK'mtiirv,
41;
sea
Mlloolll.
Hull
Hnrbor
Part
cloudy;
light
J
oiiilii.
il
wind:
hiironnier.
"W-W;
tem-j
peraltire.
411;
imxb
r.iti
swell.
tvapwim'.
I
SMITHERS
There
was
Inirn
ut
the
liulkley
Valley
District
Hospital,
on
Decemlier
a
daughter
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Service.
J.
IlolwrU
of
the
C.N'.M.
unite
staff,
it
Prince
George,
H-nt
the
Christinas
holidays
with
his
family
in
Sniillicrs.
Xllss
Vera
Doixlson,
daughter
of
Mr.
uud
Mrs.
W.
H.
I)oKlsm,
cr
Mi
rated
her
thirteenth
liiltlwlay
on
Christmas
eve,
anil
entertained
a
number
of
her
girl
chums
ut
whiit
in
honor
of
the
occasion.
Sixteen
girls
played
cards.
the
first
prize
being
won
hy
Ilessie
Cumpbel)
and
the
second
hy
Irene
Mc-
1
nty
re.
A
daughter
was
horn
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Mactlonnlil,
on
Thursday,
Decem
ber
21,
at
the
liulkley
Valley
District
Hospital.
The
infant
died
the
next
morning.
In
celebration
of
her
fourteenth
birthday.
Mis
Vina
Kby,
eldest
daugh
ter
of
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
lil.
I.by,
entertained
a
numlier
of
her
girl
friends
at
whist
on
Saturday
evening.
Murlal
Adams
won
the
lirst
prize
and
Geraldinc
War-
tier
second,
and
the
prize
for
a
contest
went
to
Margaret
Wimlt.
Dainty
re
freshments
were
served
after
the
games.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jas.
Ilucliau
arrived
in
Smithers
last
Thursday.
Their
marriage
was
recently
celebrated
in
Vancouver
and,
after
a
holiday
seut
on
Vancouver
Island,
they
have
returned
here
to
make
their
home
Mrs.
Duchan
was
formerly
Miss
Mamie
Gray,
third
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
.1).
Gray,
if
Smithers,
and
Mr.
Iluclwn
is
an
en
gineer
on
the
CN.lt.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
G.
Wimlt
entertained
nas
party
on
Saturday
evenius.
Ilridge
erupied
the
first
art
of
the
evening,
.'olhnsel
by
iluinty
retM-cshments
after
which
music
was
enjoyed
for
a
couple
of
hours.
Tlie
winners
at
bridge
were
Mrs.
4.
Clavcriug
and
T.
YV.
llrewcr.
John
Ikrginan,
of
Priner
lliiiert,
who
lieeu
working
on
the
new
Government
Ituilding.
returned
to
tlie
coiitt
town
on
Sunday.
TERRACE
NOTES
Bobby
Urn
wood,
of
Anyox,
is
smmh1-
j
ng
the
Xmas
huiiday
at
the
home
of
his
molber,
Mrs.
A.
Carr.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
J.
K.
Gordon
left
on
rjdjiy
on
a
lolKlay
trip
to
Seattle
and
IHrllaiid.
Miss
Bsther
.Moore
lias
tieen
assisting
iu
Sparkrn
linos,
store
during
the
illness
of
Miss
Florence
Vundcrllp.
Mrs.
George
Dover
Jus
leeii
rosllnrd
to
her
home
during
the
past
week
with
an
attack
of
tonsilHU
and
fin.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
M.-tooekton
were
Itoat
!
a
Urg-
nunlarr
u
llwir
friends
rsL-a
parly
IkM
atnhefr
Jamie
on
Xma:.
night.
Miss
Sinmne
Defontainc.
who
lias
leen
attending
school
in
Prince
llurrt
is
spending
the
h6lidays
at
Hie
htme
of
her
ai
rents,
Mr.
aid
Mrs.
Henry
)efnntainc.
Miss
Vvocrnc
Cote,
wlio
has
sciit
the
last
few
months
iu
Prince
lltiiert.
returned
ItOHie
recently.
rANDERHOof
Miss
M.
K.
Morrow
Hi
srndinK
the
Yukthle
holidays
at
her
home
iu
June
Amiisbaw,
who
is
a
pupil
of
St.
Joseph's
Academy,
Prince
lliiert,
is
borne
for
Hie
Christmas
vacation.
Our
of
the
happiest
nights
in
the
year
in
Ihe
hearts
of
the
children
of
Ihe
Vawlerhoof
district
wus
last
Wednesday
wiicn
the
annual
community
CJiristinas
tree
entertaininrnt
was
held
in
the
Community
Hall.
Tlie
event
was
presided
over
by
Hev.
IV.
T.
MacFar-tane.
The
hall
was
filler!
to
caimrity,
ami
alive
with
intense
enthusiasm
among
old
und
young
alike.
It
was
a
hig
undertaking,
with
a
grrut
deal
of
thought
and
work
attached
to
it,
and
the
loc.il
t'nion
t'Juirch
shouldert-d
the
rvsiiiisibilit.v.
Miss
Violet
Iniy
is
siwndiug
the
(Uiristnvss
holidays
in
Prince
George
with
Mr.
will
Mrs.
George
Outrun).
J.
P.
McMii'len
of
Victoria
has
Join-ed
the
staff
of
the
local
branch
of
the
(ainadinu
Hank
of
Commerce,
A.
M.
Kmbley
is
able
lo
Ik
out
again
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Gold,
$77,382,1)5:1;
Lode
Gold,
$118,-473JP0;
Silver,
$O8,82'i,r70;
Lead,
$70,548,578;
Cupper,
$187,4
811,378;
Zinc,
$32,-171,407;
Miscellaneous
Minerals.
$1,431,340;
Coal
and
Coke,
$200,880,048;
Ituilding
Stone,
Ilrick,
Cement,
etc.,
$42,225,814;
making
il.s
Mineral
Production
to
the
end
of
1024
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of'lhis
Province
are
more
liberal
and
Hie
fees
lower
than
those
of
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
Mrilish
Empire.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverer
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
sin-h
properties,
the
security
of
which
U
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Heports
aril
Maps,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.H.
Practically
all
Hritish
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
whii
b
development
work
has
been
done
are
descrilred
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Heports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
In
such
reporls.
They
are
available
wilhout
charge
on
application
lo
the
Department
or
Mine
,
Viii
iria,
H.C.
Heports
of
Ihe
Geological
Purvey
of
Canada.
Pacific
Building,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
valuable
sources
of
information.
sueba
heart-warming
community
spirit.
The
liall
was
very
tastefully
decorated
j
with
evergreens
and
colored
paper'
creating
a
real
festive
atmosphere.
A
a
number
of
their
friends
at
a
Christ-
I
number
of
people
attended
from
outlying
districts.
lalHiut
two
weeks,
owing
to
wrenching
n.c.
himself
while
lifting
wood.
j
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Frank
llowman
went
In
j
Prince
George
for
Chrisllnasllde
with
their
sou
and
daughter,
William
and
.Miss
Margaret
llownuiu
llic;
Mr.
.and
Mrs.
Fraser
MrKenzie
of
Sanctuary
Lake
lwve
been
visiting
in
:
town.
liev.
J.
Ii.
Kerr
and
family
returned
on
Tuesday.
They
have
been
visiting
in
Prince
George
and
Kndako
fur
the
past
week.
SILVER
WEDDING
OF
MR.
AND
MRS.
DUNCAN
Some
Forty
Guests
Were
Present
at
I
Happy
Event
on
Saturday
Night
The
silver
wedding
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
II.
Duncan
was
celebrated
at
their
home,
1157
Ambrose
Avenue,
on
Satur
day
evening,
when
some
fifty
guests
sat
down
to
a
sumptuous
banquet
un
der
the
suiKTvision
of
Mrs.
Alex
Wylic.
During
Ihe
festivities.
Alfred
Galland
proposed
a
toast
to
the
happy
couple,
this
b.-ins
ably
responded
to
by
the
luc.t.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Duncan
were
the
reeipients
of
many
beautiful
article-
of
silver
during
the
evening.
At
the
ronclusio;i
of
the
banquet
dancing
was
enjoyed
to
mu-'.ic
furnished
by
Miss
Kathleen
Duncan,
piano,
and
James
Wutt,
violin.
MILD
WEATHER
AT
TERRACE
HAS
HAD
EFFECT
ON
TOWN
TFJIHACE,
Dec.
28.-Not
in
many
years
lias
this
district
experienced
such
mild
Xma
weather.
Some
rain
fell
on
Chrhtmas
day,
but
it
was
much
more
like
the
usually
welcome
April
showers
than
like
winter
weather.
The
continued
open
spell
is
creating
somewhat
of
a
hardship
on
the
working
men,
as
j
the
mill
will
have
to
remain
closed
'
until
the
weather
tightens,
so
lh.it
hauling
ran
lie
started
again.
Thi..
in
turn
is
having
its
effect
on
the
merchants
and
all
report
a
very
quiet
Christ
mas
season.
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS.
Nolle
to
Contractors.
Illokmleal
llullilinr.
Prince
Import.
sK.sl.Kti
TE.MiUlS.
endorsed
"Tender
i
for
mnloirtcil
llullilinir.
P-ine
Ituperl.-i
will
lie
received,
by
III
lloii'iurttil
Uh-I
MlnlKter
of
Pulillr
Works
up
to
ii',
o'rlork
noon
or
Tun-day
tlie
ririti
day
orj
January.
I0.
Tor
l
lie
rreeiion
of
a,
Itloliuitrsl
Station
it
I'rtnre
Itupert
In
the
I
I'rlnrc
Ituperl
Klertoril
HHtrlrt.
,
Plans,
Siireiriraiion.
i:ontrsrl.
and
Konui
of
Temlfr
insy
be
-en
on
sad
after
tin
I
17111
day
or
liei-eiuber.
IVi5.
and
rurtlHt
InriH-inalliai
nbutnml
at
tlie
lhiartnient
or'
I'liblic
Works.
Parliament
Hulldimc.
aim
I
the
folhiWInr
ulflif
or
the
liovi-nimpiit
Ateiil
il
Vanroater
and
I'ruire
llupert.
i:oiles
of
plan.
opi'i'TicsUm,
eli
..
nn
be
obtained
trrnu
the
Iiepartiuent
uii
pa
niwit
of
a
drosll
of
ten
dollars
whP-h
will
be
refunded
on
return
or
the
plan-.
sir.,
in
iruod
roiiditloii.
j
The
hiwest
or
any
lender
nut
neces
1
sartl)
icrepted.
-
I
I'.
I'HILII'.
beputy
Miultler
and
j
PliMIe
Work-
Knuneei
I
iiepaniiieui
or
ciidik-
wort-.
Ptrllament
llnildint,
VlelorM.
B.r.
LAND
ACT.
Notlct
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lttto
Land.
In
Prliiee
hurt
laind
llrcordini'
Ms
after
being
confined
to
his
home
forlLZ
.
17iw
r.V.iKr,'..KV.7..l,,7JuiV
Miss
Jean
Wnrelen
teacher
of
Chilco
public
school,
has
been
visiting
Miss
Jvau
Utlsli'oin
in
town
during
the
Christmas
vacation.
J,1,r'
has
IcH
Cariwiter
for
i.
H....O
liov..
ii...!
;V
A
l
""'"'
iver
home
at
MassettaHer
being
dclay-l'Hcific
Milk
for
many
years
ii
ed
some
time
on
account
or
railway
Mr.
F.
V.
Charles.
Heceitlly
bridges
having
liven
washed
out
mul
she
whh
across
Ihe
bonier
for
Ui,,,!
"r'liml-
two
InoiiMis
iiiiil
was
cuiiipelled
lo
use
si
range
brands
of
uu'.k.
She
sh.vs
she
mis
glad
In
find
oul
thai
Uvili.-li
Cohimlua
pro
(lure
BURNS
LAKE
1"
It
I.
...I
...i.r
si
at
.I
i
i
.HtiiitiiiHttt
iisin
mv.
luiMHriiiiir
une
Hun,
al
least,
Hint
,
,irwik
,,,,,
snmU
,,()lu.
,a
,lU
,
f.
.
ir
licMer
llian
llieir
liesj.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories!
Ladnor
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
last
Slllldiiv
viik
mitt
lm
lm...
I......
under
the
doctor's
cars.
!
The
new
Community
Hall
was
the
.
scene
of
n
very
successful
cnlvrtaln-I
meat
last
Wed-iesday
night.
V
brllll.
inlly
llghtwl
c:hrlstmus
tree,
u
distri-Initloii
of
presents
to
all
ililldreu
and
a
line
progritin
demonstrated
what
Is
possible
iu
the
district
where
there
is
T.kK
NOTICE
Hut
Cosse-VKIerd,
Limited,
uf
Vancouver.
U-.C,
Intends
to
(ply
fur
t
lease
of
the
following
described
land:-
Commencing-
at
a
post
planted
about
It
cjilin,
more
or
less,
west
from
north-esit
ronior
of
l.nl
tits
(T.L.
mil'';
thence
north
tts
feet:
thrnre
souin
fti.Vr.
west
don
feet,
more
or
loss;
thixire
south
4D0
teet
to
the
hiru
water
mark.
ID
a
iirlh-raterl.v
direrlHin
too
reel,
HKire
or
ls.
tn
the
point
of
eom-meneemeiit,
and
containing
l
)
acres,
more
or
less.
OOSSE-MII.LKIlD,
LIMITED.
Applicant.
Ter
Win.
a.
.Mill-hum
Amnit.
Iist
SiAvnilia
h
oas
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUnllsn
to
Apply
to
Purcha
Lana.
In
Laud
Uerordiiiir
lUstrlrt
of
Prlure
llHrl,
and
situate
mi
the
South
Shore
of
captain
erne,
Pitt
Itlaiul.
Province
uf
lirltisli
Columbia
TAkK
MITHK
that
William
Joseph,
Ji'ftereijn
of
I'rlnee
lliiwrt,
H.l'...
oreinxi-
thsi
Uaiuiery-liian,
intends
to
apply
fur
l
rinlMlou
to
purtlia-e
Ihe
rullowlug
de
serlliisl
land.:
-
taiiiitiieiielmr
al
a
posi
hUiiImI
on
tlw
south
shore
tHar
Hie
head
of
Captain
l
ove.
Pitt
ll,tnl.
Itanre
4.
CaM
til-lrlrt.
ProVlllrt
or
llrllUh
l-iilionlilii'
south
twenty
chain:
them-e
wpt
twent.v
chains;
t
In-nee
mirth
twenty
eli.tUi.
tuuro
or
les.
to
hlh
water
mark;
llii-iice
pal-nrly
a
lour
tilsrti
water
mark
to
point
of
roiiinii-nreineui,
and
rvutaitiliig
forty
nen',
moit
or
less.
WILLIAM
JKStrit
JblTKHSoX.
Aliplleaut,
Ter
W,
J,
Tliomas,
Ageul.
Datud
December
tltii,
19
JJ.
Gift
Selection
Is
Made
Easy
at
This
Store
Kverylhilig
is
displayed
with
the
price
plainly
marked
bliaving-
Sets
Mirror,
Hrush
and
Howl
in
stand,
from
$2.75
to
$6.25
Military-
Hrushes,
from,
per
pair
$3.50
to
$12.00
Hruwnies
and
Kodaks,
from
$2.05
up
YValernian
and
Kvursharp
Pencils,
from
each
$1.00
to
$10.00
Waterman
and
Wahl
Fuuntain
Pens,
from,
each
$2.75
lo
$11.00
Pocket
Knives,
razor
steel,
from,
each
..
$1.25
to
$4.00
Fare
Powder
Compacts,
single
and
double,
from
$1.00
up
Manicure
Hulls,
from
$3.00
up
Chocolates
in
Christmas
Hoxes,
Moirs'
and
Gationg's,
from
$1.25
up
Stationery
in
Gift
Hoxes,
from
$1.50
lo
$0
00
Hed
ami
Gold
Gift
Sets,
a
gift
suitable
for
everyone,
from,
each
y
$1.00
lo
$5.00
Christmas
Crackers,
from,
per
box
25c
to
$4.00
We
have
a
choice
selection
of
French
Perfumes
in
Fancy
Bottles
and
in
bulk
French
Ivory,
Hair
Hrushes,
Hazors,
Perrurne
Atomizers,
F.Iectric
Curling
Irons,
Halh
Sails,
Hot
Water
Hollies.
Thermos
Hollies.
Page
&
Shaw's
Chocolate-,
per
box
....
$1.00
and
$2.00
Ormes
Limited
The
Hexall
Slore
Pioneer
Druggists
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street,
Phones
82
and
200
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
huildiiig
next
door
to
Fnzzell
Hulrhcr
fJhop,
across
f
rum
the
Fmpress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
nOOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Salllnrs
from
Prince
Rupert,
or
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
twanaon
Bat.
and
Alan
Bay,
Tuaada,,
6
P.M.
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
AUrl
Bat,
an-
twanaon
Bay.
Saturday.
10
A.M.
For
ANYOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rlttr
Cannarlas,
Thursday
p.m.
For
PORT
S.PS0N,
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART,
Sunday.
8
p.m.
US
fad
Atsma.
4.
Brnaly,
Anl.
Prlnoa
Russrt.
B
O.
inwK
tJheGmyotiwill
lH
aaH
glglglglgl;
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbit.
3J