Bulger's
Prices
Have
Always
Been
Reasonable
I'iM
vi'
guarantee
vou
a
good
article.
Compare
our
prices
mi
all
Standard
Articles
-ui-U
.
"Si7"
linger'
ami.
OHiimtiuity
Silver.
Wuterman's
'en,
KvrMiarp
l
il.,
Wrdlhnm
and
Omen
Wali-licx,
Hif
Cluck,
etc.,
iiimI
you'
will
fiiul
llii'in
(he
same
as
in
any
mail
order
hoiue.
Our
customers
are
rinding
quality
for
quality;
our
lioue
is
pri'lly
hard
lo
lical.
We
are
always
ready
lo
make
good
any
mistake.
John
Bulger
Jeweller
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Logical
Place
for
tl
Right
Gift
l
i
i
ta
..rl
i
,(i-gai:i
Th
itIm
nit
mir
entire
Xma
Line.
YOU
CANNOT
AFFORD
TO
BUY
UNTIL
YOU
HAVE
LOOKED
OVER
OUR
STOCK
i
?i
iuP
Hnrgain
predmiii".iic
tin
.n'gh.'iit
m
To.
Fancy
mm1.
hdl.
Sleigh.
rtiii
Sl.iiioiierx.
li(ok.
Fotiiilaiu
I'rll.
Pencil..
Ilrcoraliou..
etc.,
He,
'
M'ligloit
I'orlidili
Typewriter.
I'iM-krt
llaromeler.
Ad-is
Itnok-'.
I
li.inr-.
Autograph
Hunk.
School
Hg.
tir.imophoue.
and
(iraninjilioiie
Itt
nl
McRAE
BROS.,
LTD.
Stationery
as
a
Christmas
Gift
t
It
Always
Acceptable
Here
..re
-(Kite
lli.il
will
.t'(-to
on
In
reason
ol
high
qoalilv.
I
t-tt
1
1
1
i
1
aiM
ar.m.
ami
low
price.
"Symphony
Antique"
m
decorated
lunged
boxe.,
foallier
I'm.
Paper.
CorresMindcncc
Cud.
and
Envelopes.
$2.50,
$2.85,
$3.00,
$5.00
and
$5.25
"Lord
Baltimore,"
in
boxes
willi
loose
or
hinged
lid,
Paper.
Correspondence
Card
and
F.nvelope.
75c,
$1.25,
$1.65
and
$2.75
Correspondence
Cards,
I'luili
or
(iill
Kdge.
with
Envelopes
75c,
$1.00
and
$1.65
Whiting
A
Cook
"The
lineal
writing
paper
that
can
he
made":
Col.
mil
il
Kidskiu
Paper.
UuriN
and
Knvelope.
$3.00
Louis
XIV.
Period
Paper,
in
Tan.
White
orWIiile
with
Oiay
Lining
end
Oill
F.dges
.
.
55,
$5.50
and
$0.00
Colonial
ICidskin
LoviWy
Paper,
Knvelope.
have
a
very
hainNoine
lining
$6.00
Piir.'huienl
Linen,
a
derkle
edge
paper
.
..
.
.
.
$5.00
(icullenp'n's
Slnlinnery
$2.00
Von
may
select
your
Stationery
from
our
slock
with
:
-uranee
of
satisfaction.
Ormes
Limited
The
Pioneer
Druggisls
Itrxall
Store
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street
Phones
82
and
200
Hours:
8
a.m.
lo
n
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
frjm
12
to
2
p.m.
and
7
lo
0
p.m.
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
lo
Frizzcll
Hutcher
Shop,
across
from
the.
Kmprcss
Motel
Wo
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
Jamas
Zarelll
Proprietor
Local
and
Personal
H.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
75
Tuxi.
night.
DUo
bt-rvicc,
day
and
1
Large
sate
for
Max
Hcilbroner.
sale,
cheap
tf
Xinas.
Tree
decoration's
and
bon-bons,
at
Linzey
4
Davics.
If
'J'J
Taxi
and
Transfer.
50s
service.
Day
and
night.
T.
Dybhavn.
'
If
Linzey
&
Davles'
store
will
b
closed
on
December
25
and
26.
Don't
forget!
2i)8
Dance
Christmas
night
in
Audiloi
mill.
Turkey
refresh
ments.
Ailiiiinniutt
5Ue
and
$1.00.
29H
lien
Self
returned
on
the
Oar
dena
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
tuier
buine
trii
to
Vancou
ver.
u.tiirelltiws
and
Itrbekahs
t'ht
i-tinus
Tree
Wednesday,
Dee
fuller
-3,
at
3.30
p.m.
in
Huston
Hall.
special
Sale.
Low
prices
on
I'oys.
Head
and
Notions.
Mr
J.
Field
at
".Needlework,"
213
Second
Avenue.
2U7
li;ijii-t
Sunday
School
Christ
ina
l.iilci
laininent
iu
the
(Hiure'i
V
e.ineday.
Dee.
$3,
7.0'
p.m
.(
program
by
the
scholar
eve
Miss
Ituth
Jtix
arrived
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
aflernoon
from
New
Westminster
and
will
pend
lit
Christmas
holidays
liere
visiting
with
ber
parent
Archdeacon
and
Mrs.
0.
A.
Itik.
Mrs.
V.
It.
Lindsay,
wife
of
the
new
general
superurleiwienL,
at
Anyox,
and
lifr
two
Mm
were
passenger
altoanl
the
l.anleii-i
yesterday
aflernoon
bound
north
to
lake
up
their
residence
at
Hi"
nieller
town.
A
stood
crowd
attended
th
Si
Htulina1aii
dance
which
wa.
held
on
Saturday
niflil
In
the
Melropide
Hall.
Musie
was
fur-
iibl
ley
Lindweth'''
Orehera
and
"..
K.
Ylreberg
was
waster
of
cremoHie.
Muler
Ted
Kerjjin,
son
of
M
ami
Mrs.
H.
K.
Kergin
of
Alie-i
Arm.
was
n
passenger
on
the
Carrie
ti
a
yesterday
afternoon
re
turning
nnrtli.
He
went
In
Yic-
;oimm
in
meei
ni
raim-r
wno.
iii.wexer.
wa
not
able
to
gel
away
"Willie
In
lie
session
of
Hie
li-Kislalure
not
heiug
over.
Mis.e.
Irene
and
ffiie
wlui
aie
attending
tliel
ni-
er.iiy
uf
Jt.t..
at
Vancouver,
ar-
riveit
mi
Ihe
liaiilena
yesterday
;i
f
t
ittii
..ii
and
left
this
afternoon
for
rgetow
n
w
here
I
bey
will
-.
en.
I
Hie
Christmas
holidays
wiUi
I
heir
parejilrt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
jienrge
McAfee.
They
were
met
in
the
city
hy
I
heir
father.
M.iinrsliip
Fairbanks,
Cap!.
1.
Maciliifiald,
arrived
from
Kelchi
kan
a'
3:15
yesterday
afternoon
with
thirty
Ions
of
palladium
ore
from
the
Salt
Chuck
Mine.
Alas
ka.
fur
transhipment
I'.aM
over
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
tj
Irviiigloii
smeller,
New
Jersey.
The
Fairbanks,
which
returned
ii.irlh
this
morning,
brought
three
passemiers
here
who
are
.it
their
way
south.
One
oT
them
was
C.
Til
us,
a
Sea
I
He
mining
engineer.
In
command
of
Capt.
J.
A.
Findlay
who
is.
relieving
Capt.
A.
Y..
Dickson,
who
is
ashore
at
Vancouver
on
a
mouth's
holidays,
I
n
ion
steamer
Cardena
arrived
from
Hie
south
at
1:15
oseiilny
afleruiHin
and
saileil
al
8
o'clock
for
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
and
lew-
FREE!
TOMMY
TOWIKINS'
PAINTING
BOX
Ai
many
user
of
Oxu
Cubes
are
asking
about
the
Tommy
Tourkins
Paint
Hook
we
arc
again
supplying
Ihem
for
the
Children'
Christmas
Stockings
They
tell
Tommy
Tomkin'
adventures
from
ehildhood
lo
niauliou.l
just
the
tiling
to
U'ach
youngsters
how
to
color.
Sent
free
on
receipl
of
eight
Oxo
Cube
Wrapper.
Oxo
Limited.
350
Si.
Anionic
Hired.
Montreal.
mo
CUBES
Curries
Taxi
and
Messenger.
Phone
00(5
night
ur
day.
tf
Always
good
service
and
iual-
ity
at
Unzey
&.
Davies.
If
Closing
Out
Sale.
Everything
at
cost.
Gil's
Cigar
Store.
tf
Two
cars
at
your
service
Sneddon
Taxi.
Phone
134.
tf
A
thing
welf
bought
is
half
sold.
(et
it
at
Lin.ey
&
Davies'
tf
Just
arrived.
New
Christinas
hala.
Mrs.
Wilson,
Third
Ave.
2l5
Private
Christinas
Cards
printed
by
Koso,
Cowan
&
Latla,
tth
Street.
tl
Pipes,
Pouches,
Cigarette
cases,
Cigars
and
box
candy
at
cost.
GU's
Cigar
Store.
tf
(aihle
greet
ias
to
lreaL
Hrit-
ain
and
Kurope
al
reduced
rales
Canadikn
National
Telegraph..
2"J0
No
oven
troubles
If
you
get
your
Christmas
cakes
and
pas
tries
from
Electric
Window
Bak
eries,
an
"Coal."
Don't
leave
your
eoal
orders
till
Christmas
Kvo.
"Hero"
11.01
per
ton.
Phone
112.
P.ll
Transfer
and
Taxi.
2'Jl
St
ore
opens
every
evening
!hi
week
until
10
p.m..
Closes
Friday
and
Saturday
aH-day.
Huperl
Table
Supply
and
L-niversai
Trading.
2"J7
II.
M.
Winslow,
sales
manager
for
the
Canadian
Fish
V
UoM
Storage
tJo
Ltd.,
returned
on
the
Cardena
yenterday
aflernoo'i
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancou
ver.
Let
us
be
a
convenience
t
you!
You
save,
lime
by
calling
112
lo
help
you
with
your
shop-'
ping.
Cars
hy
the
hour
al
re.t-sonabie
titles.
Sinsle
fare.
fo.
Ivo
.issenyers,
50e.
Call
112
Service."
21'K
Miss
Helen
Y'oung,
who
is
al
lending
school
in
Vancouver,
was
a
passenger
on
the
Cardenn
yes
Irrday
aflernoon
bound
for
port
Simpson
where
she
will
spend
Ihe
Christmas
holidays
visiting
with
her
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
11.
Hoy
1
1
Young.
Peter
Hlnck.
Jr.,
arrived
on
Ihe
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon
frmn
Seattle,
where
he'i
attend
ing
linversily.
to
spend
the
Christina,
holidays
viitiug
with
bin
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
peter
Hlnck.
Accompanying
him
norlh
was
his
grandmother,
Mrs.
Har
ber'of
Hremerton.
Iticharri
Pillsbury
rind
.his
sister
Lucy
are
expected
lo
arrive
from
Vancouver
Wednesday
In
spend
Chrism.is
wUh
llu-ir
par-
ait
.
The
vessel
brought
tlflenls,
Mr.
and
Mrs
J.
j.
Pill.
following
passengers:
for
Prinee'hury.
They
have
been
alien.
ling
Huperl-
Hen
Self,
A.
It.
Ilainblin,the
University
of
H.C.
ib
Point
Mi..
Irene
McAfee.
Miss
.lessie
tirey
and
are
returning
after
tho
McAfee,
A.
(I.
Smith,
Miss
Hulh
holidays
lo
continue
their
stud-
flix.
.1.
Sargent.
A.
Oswald.
(5,
lea.
jCox.
H.
M.
Steven...
J.
Hansen,
T.I
jjoiiiisoii.
II.
M.
Winslow,
II.
l'.V
Hen.Sehulson,
pioneer
resident
Thomon.
Mrs.
Myhill
Jones
mid
'of
this
district,
who
i
a
put
lent
ifanuly
and
Mrs.
McDonald,
Peter
tn
the
Prince
Hupert
flenerul
'IHaek.
jr,
Mrs.
Harher
and
O.
P.
Hospital
sttlTerlng
from
a
broken
llrown;
for
.Slewnrt
W.
Hunt-!hip
and
sprained
wrSl,
called
al
ling.
Mrs.
N.
H.
Stevens
and
i.
A.
Ihe
Daily
News
oTflce
mi
Satur-jYoung:
Tor
Anyox-
L.
L.
Powell,
day
afternoon
to
show
a
clippitu
Mrs.
W.
It.
Lindsay
and
two
sous,
from
a
Vancouver,
paper
of
It)
,Mr.
Lamhoru,
Mrs.
orchard
and
years
ago
decrfbimjr
the
fire
that
child,
Violel
Mclvny.
J.
Hawthorn,
wiped
Ihal
place
out
In
June,
i.Miss.
(i.
smitli
ami
Miss
oiul-j
1
880.
Mr
Harold
Thompson
of
I
lie
slaff!
of
Hie
Koyal
Jlauk
relumed
here
yesterday
on
the
Cardeua
after
spending
a
holiday
at
Calgary
and
Vancouver.
"L-il
us
tie
your
Santa
Claus1"
If
the
gift
is
lo
be
a
surprise,
let
Santa
Claus
delher
your
gifts
m
early.
Christmas
morning!
Prince
Ilupert
Transfer
and
Taxi.
1'hon.!
112
or
18'J.
2U8
California
celery,
fresh
tomatoes",
cucumber,
green
union.
parley,
green
peppers,
sweet
fpuds,
cranberries,
etc.,
nuw
in.
Place
your
order
early.
Itupeil
Table
Supply
Co.
"JC
L.
Ivigar
and
William
Mciiilp
failed
to
apiicar
in
the
cHy
police
court
this
morning
on
charges
of
intoxication
anil
hail
of
was
e"strealed
in
both
cases.
C.
A,
Isaacson
was
fined
$25
on
a
similar
charge.
A.
O.
Smith,
who
leaches
school
at
Point
J;-ey
near
Vancouver,
arrived
in
Ihe
city
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon
and
is
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
It.
Mitchell,
Ninth
Avenue
Last,
for
Ihe
Christmas
and
New-
Year
holidays.
He
is
a
brother
I
.f
W
It
C.jll.
II.
'VII
pi
,
.
...
tjiic.i
hi
mc;
VJ....1.
electrical
department
who
will
arrive
from
(iseome
on
Wdues-day
morning's
train.
SURPRISE
PARTY
ON
MR.
AND
MRS.
IYERSON
A
surprise
party
took
place
las!
night
at
Die
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Jack
Iverson
when
practically
all
the
memhers
of
Valhalla
Loil-e
gathered
at
his
residence
mi
Seventh
Ave.
The
president
of
the
organization.
on
behalf
of
the
members,
pre-
seteil
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Iverson
with
a
waffle
iron
as
a
wedding
prt
sent.
In
ihdug
so
Mr.
Aekerberg
made
a
neat
speech
and
this
was
followed
by
a
number
of
oilier
Ispneehes
;(inl
niuch
merriment
prevailed,
i
ne
visitors
passeii
a
pleasant
time
singing
and
olher
occupation.
MASS
ON
TRAIN
FOR
PILGRIMS
(continued
from
jage
one;
Canada.
Chapel
for
Mass
Another
unique
feature
of
Ihe
sH-cial
train
which
earrie
Hie
pilgrims
eastward
is
a
special
ehael
car
in
which
mass
is
being
celeiiraieii
daily
during
tin
journey.
Ye-tei-day
morning
at
Arm.lroiig,-
Ontario,
Ihe
train
was
halted
for
two
hours
while
everyone
aboard
assisted
in
the
celebration
of
mass.
LaM
night
al
Hearst,
Ontario,
another
lial:
was
made,
while
all
parties
took
wrt
in
religious
celebrations
in
the
evening.
Welcomed
In
Winnipeg
In
Winnipeg
the
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta
members
of
the
party
under
Hie
auspices
of
L'Associa-
tlon
Uoiiolnpie
I
raueo
Cana-
riieiuie
de
la
Saskatchewan
wen
welcomed
li.-
the
executive
and
i
...
...
.
iiiemuers
01
i.
.vssnoiai
ion
1
1
lilucali.'ii
Canadienne
F'rancaise
du
.Manitoba
and
taken
first
on
a
journey
by
street
ear
through
the
business
section
oX.the
city,
and
Inter
lo
the
parliament
building-
where
an
offieial
welcome
to
Manitoba
was
extended
by
Premier
John
Hracken
and
Hon.
P
lalbol,
with
M.
Herbert
of
(ira-
velbourg
and
M.
O.
It.
Hroudeur
of
Prince
Albert
replying
for
Ihe
visitors.
Later
the
tourists
were
takei
to
SI.
Honifnre
College
and
ealh
eriral
where
they
were
extended
an
offieial
welcome
to
the
Cathedral
city.
In
the
evening
their
onipalriols
of
Manitoba
enler-nhned
the
visitors
at
a
bampie!
hi
the
Fori
Harry
Holel.
when
under
the
presidency
of
M.
J.
A.
Cu-son
of
SI.
Honiface
they
were
extended
a
further
welcome
by
M.
A.
Fremont,
editor
of
La
Liberia,
Manager
Hrodeur
replying
for
the
visitors.
Again
after
Iheir
departure,
radio
was
brought
into
play,
and
a
further
message
of
"Hon
Voyage
and
Joyeouso
Noel,"
was
sent
over
the
ether
lo
their
radio
equipped"
tram.
At
Ottawa
This
evening
Ihe
touri-ls
will
nrrive
In
Ollawa
where
Ihey
are
lo
be
entertained
at
the
University
and
conducted
on
a
tour
of
Ihe
parliament
buildings
vvhero
il
is
expected
they
will
be
wel
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either
hy
the
prime
iuiit.
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or
one
of
the
members
of,
his
cabinet
and
the
parly
will
leave
Tuesday
for
Montreal,
af-l
Srhul-on,
then
a.lervvanls
troinir
to
Sle.
Anno
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.vvoritt.
for
Alice
Arm
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young
fisherman,
saw
Ihe
smoke'llcaupre
for
Christmas
live
and
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Port
Simpson.
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from
his
boat
on
the
Fraser.
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lo
Montreal
on
the
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of
Christuias
Day.
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AT
MONTREAL
Booklet
of
Choice
Recipes
sent
free
CHRISTMAS
FUR;
A-
a
special
inducement
to
Christmas
shopperS
lo
select
Furs
for
(lifts,
1
am
making
ihe
following
offer
good
until
next
Thursday.
Christmas
Lve.
My
slock
is
composed
ol
the
finest
Fur
Hoods
il
i-IKj.sible
to
obtain
in
the
latest
styles.
When
you
view
them
you
will
realize
their
exquisite
quality
and
remarkable
low
value.
Special
Christmas
Discount
On
every
Articles
in
my
Store
including
Fur
Coats
and
Chokers,
33
and
1-3rd
Per
Cent.
I
on!
se'i
No.
1
r'ors
and
guarantee
them.
I
do
not
guarantee
Klcclru-
Seal
Coals.
Inspection
Cordially
Invited.
W.
Goldbloom
Second
Avenue.
"The
Honest
Fur
Man."
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
And
That
One
Word
Is
"VALUE"
When
an
article
of
outstanding
merit
is
offered
to
the
public,
its
success
becomes
immediate.
.
And
so
it
is
with
our
lalesj
"FAMILY
.SKUV1CK.S,"
only
one
word
can
explain
their
quick
acceptance
and
success
and
that
one
word
is
"VALUK."
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Wei
Wash
Thrirt-T
ami
Soft
Finish
hero
arc
services
that
simply
brim
over
with
all
the
features
of
l'urity.
Convenience,
and
Kconomy
not
one
hot
ullthree.
Comparison
and
demonstration
prove
Ihe
value
.of
our
Family
Services.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8