REAL
MUSIC
in
Your
Home
fliis
Christmas
ef
the
Yule
"I"
with
the
OUR
niHIST.MAS
a.vn
ilFFOIIIW
AN
EASY
WAY.
p.
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now
and
pa:wrijr
I
til
:
$5
per
week
e
Will
et
aiIde
and
deliver
one
of
these
wonderful
.
.
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pii
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to
viuiBiiimii
r.ve.
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ONE
SHOULD
HE
WITHOUT
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!
iurr.
tweet
fragrance
of
flowers
blended
by
aiuh
k
-
a
C'oty.
Houulpant,
Piver.
Guerlain.
Derny.
BourjoN
.
:
"
.
others
are
here,
held
captive
for
.tour
enjoyment
?
mating
odont
come
in
original
containers
and
hand-1
--.
;e
from
$1.00
to
1
8.00
each.
We
also
have
them
in
s.
..
m
T.'C
to
.!U.MI
per
01.
Prrfuror
Animal
Noclllcs
from
each
liT
to
T."r
CatU-h
Violet
,
in
wicker
container,
each
."Of
rrrfumes
in
Oriental
containers,
each
IOr
Unit
(olognr.
in
wiiktr
covered
bottles,
each
Pstl'ourrl,
in
decorated
jars,
each
J5'J.7."
AtMiien,
in
rharminK
d!jf"
and
rotors,
from
to
SI-
Toilet
Waters
Intent
lturners
and
Culwa
Ormes
Ltd.
Vi
;;eer
Druggist
Jrd
Atenue
and
Cth
.Slrrrt
The
Uexall
Store
Phone
82
and
200
nntiona
taken
for
any
Mainline
at
lowest
ratea.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
DA
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AM)
SHIPYARD
()PcrnllnK
G.T.P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
EninrN
Machinists.
Iloilermnkcrs.
Illnchsmlths,
Pattern-makers,
Founders
Woodworkers
Wc.
KLUCTKIC
AM)
ACKTYI.KNB
WKLMM..
ur
plant
a
equipped
to
handle
nil
kind
of
MARINE
AM)
CO.MMWtna
WORK.
PHONES
13
and
3S5
GOLDBLOOMHAS
SALE
OF
FURS
FOR
THREE
DAYS
ISMNO
Ml
IH.'HV
WITH
TIIK
OI'KNINO
or
tub
nw
li
'i'm:akoS:,
MM
AKI
DLAL
(lOI.IHtl.OOM
I.H
IIIVIMJ
I
P
TIIK
DETAIL'
m
mm:is
Wm.
Ooldbloom,
the
fur
man.
hai
very
large
order
to
fill
for
mink,
and
aa
the
aeaton
i
now
opening,
doe
not
hare
the
time
to
devote
to",
selling
hla
made
up
fun.
He
ha
to
get
13.000
mink
ikln
to
auppljr
hla
eastern
or
dera
and
that
amount
of
skins
will
keep
him
too
buy.
,
So
for
the-next
three
days,
every
fur
in
hU
store
will
be
marked
down
practically
to
your
own
figure.
This
la
an
opportunity
too
good
to
mlas
if
jrou
would
like
furs
at
the
very
'cheapest
possible.
80
see
Squaredeal
I
Ooldbloom
before
Wednesday
and
get
i
youra.
273
!
Advt.
CAPITAL
OF
TIBET
MAY
NOW
BE
ELECTRIFIED
DELHI,
ov
27.
Mrsisges
of
mysterious
happenings
In
Lhasa,
the
capital
Local
and
Personal
Arthur'
Txl.
Phone
678.
B.C.
Undertakers.
Pbune
41,
Coal
CoaL
"the
best."
Pbon
15.
P.R.
231
Buy
Telkwa
Coal.
It'
a
local
product:
cost
leai
and
laata
longer.-
tf
Basketball
tonight,
Exhibition
hall
at
6:43.
Four
games..
Admission
25c
and
10c.
Women
of
Mooseheart
legion,
bridge,
whist
and
dance,
.Thursday,
December
2,
Moose
Hall
at
830.
381
J.
Hedstrom,
a
,
pioneer
resident
of
this
city,
returned
from
Vsncouver
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon.
Lutheran
Ladles
Bazaar
on
Wednes
day
at
the
Metropole
Hall
will
con
clude
with
a
varied
program
In
the
evening.
280
J.
C.
Oavlgan
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterdsy
afternoon's
train,
having
made
a
twelve-day
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and
other
points.
Another
enjoyable
dance
was
held
Saturday
night
In
the
Metropole
Hall
under
Scandinavian
auspices.
There
was
a
good-sized
crowd
In
attendance.
oi
noei.
nave
oeen
percoiaiing
irrrougn
,
c
.
.
..
k0
Arm
the
wild
of
southern
Tibet
InW
pas
from
proipecUr
jta
la
the
city
Northern
India.
A
report
brought
by
,
v.ncouver
on
the
Cardena
vesterdav
ahaggy-halred
and
primitive
Tibetan
,
,fUrnoon
tIld
,t
the
luuieirrr
s-.am
mat
someDoay
sua
u
Savor
Hotel
In
league
with
the
Evil
One
has
sue-j
cecded
in
creating
lights
which
outshine
j
Irw
RobeitM.n
WM
tmed
l30
and
me
sun
av
noon.
i,,,,
,
cUy
The
explanation
seems
to
be
that
n.
'
,or
Uquor
m
D.
Ringang.
a
young
Tibetan
nobleman.
abode
rf
&n
JaaUUt
,t
bo
has
been
studying
electrical
eng.n-
rjomlnlon
Cafe,
erring
in
England,
has
resched
the
goal
j
of
his
amWtlon;
to
electrify
the
"Forbidden
City"
of
Lhasa.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
first
Annual
Ball.
Moose
Hall.
December
10.
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band
Concert,
Presbyterian,
Church,
December
14.
Booth
School
Annual
Christmas
Concert
December
13
and
IS,
Established
1923.
PORCELAIN
HIUIKJEWOKK
si
'
1
Our
plates
and
brldjea
are
guaranteed,
to
give
long
service
and
perfect
satisfaction.
I
DENTIST
'
Exchange
Ulock.
Phone
10U
this
the
the
;
J.
E.
Milne,
assistant
district
en-
.
fflncer
for
the
Drovlnclal
deaartmenl
Several
months
ago
Blngang
took
a
of
puWlc
0Ik
murne(1
the.
city
.
111m
.ppmuicc.
oa
jhe
Clrdea,
yesterday
afternoon
J'
lraa
noiaing
naa
en
Xrom
a
trn
wuth.
heard
of
him
since.
His
purpose
was)
10
names
a
wiena
near
iJiasa
ana
Mr.
v
n
Kfdd
arrived
In
the
dt
introduce
electricity
Into
hi.
native
city.
m
e,teraay
ternoon's
tram
from
DEMPSE1T
LOST
EYES
AS
I
TUNNEY'S
FiST
FELL
LIKE
TONJF
BRICKS
:
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
27-
Had
the
Demp-sey-Tunney
heavyweight
fight
gone
two
more
rounds,
the
title
would
bare
changed
"
bands
by
"
technical
"
knockout.
I
the
Old
Country
and.
being
met
here
by
Mr.
Kydd.
proceeded
last
night
on
ithe
Cardena
to
Anyox.
Mrs.
A.
U.
De
Pender
will
arrive
In
the
city
by
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
n
Wednesday
enroute
to
Anyox
whets
she
will
organize
a
chapter
of
the
Iui-pertal
Order,
Daughters
of'
the
Emplrr
J.
S.
Rogera,
sales
manager
of
the
.L
J.
T
Rupert
Marine
Product
Ltd..
returned
'.
,
.
.
.
,
ths
?
..
.
In
opinion
oi
the
beiten
champion.
,
Zo
th
-My
eye.
were
gone."
said
Demp-
l'wnoon
P1-Wi
VP
The
boy.
used
an
overdose
of
nes..
trtpA,
tor
Jhes
company.
,
M.r
to
vtei,
m
vtoh.
eye.
aud
lwen
Tunn.y-.
blow,
landed
on
8urukJ'
a
ft
of
Co.,
ttoe
optic
I
ftH
a
though
a
ton
of
bricks
bad
fallen
on
me.
Bglnning
with
the
tenth,
I
waa
al-
'
mAavt
at'erhtistvta
Tf
tha
flerht
tiavrf
rrsr
Adair
Cans
I.
O.DJ5.
Bridge,
Dec.
3.
Ltd..
Seattle,
will
arrive
in
the
city
on
Wednesday
from
the
south
to
be
ben
In
connection
wltb
grain
shipments
w
rolde
lrom
el"tor
thU
meA.raund.
Uo
the
referee
wuld
have
"
,
been
compelled
to
step
in
and
stop
It.
'
"
Ttmney
wouldn't
have
knocked
me
out.
,,.
K-.w
but
the
referee,
reallrlng
that
I
couldn't
have
done
myself
Justice
with
both
my
I
eyes
out
of
commission,
would
bare
been
j
forced
to
bait
proceedings."
SILENT
SYNDICATE
SEEKS
GAMBLING
CONTROL
II.
V
.
.AiMiaawa
aiiausigtt
ivi
v
-
-
England
Fish
Co.
at
Ketchikan,
arrived
from
Seattle
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon
and
spent
the
day
;in
the
city
before
continuing
his
I
Journey
to
Ketchikan
by
the
Princes
Mary
this
afternoon.
Over
$30
wa
realized
at
the
tea
and
sale
that
was
held
on
Saturdav
CANNES.
Nov.
27.
-Million
of
francs
Xtrrnoou
in
the
First
Presbyterian
are
being
spent
by
a
mysterious
yndl-
Church
by
Stiver
Circle.
Canadian
oate.
which
Is
endeavoring
to
gain
con-
.lrl
Training.
The
money
will
be
tiol
of
the
largest
gambling
establish-
ued
to
provide
Chrtstmaa
gifts
for
the
menu
in
Southern
France.
j
native
children
of
Ktncollth.
Feverish
buying
of
Cannes
Municipal
.
Casino
stock
had
recently
pushed
the
I
OIof
Anderskog
and
Chris
Wlnthcr
price
Hp
to
100
francs
a
share.
halibut
fishermen,
left
on
Sat-doubling
the
former
high
mark
reached
uraaT
tor
Nfw
York
where
tne
al
last
year.
Six
months
ago
a
raid
on
nbark
upon
a
Norwegian-American
Maate
Carlo
Casino
shares
bxted
the
lnw
and
proceed
to
their
forme-
price
to
over
13.CO0
franca
a
ahare.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
Newa
4
4
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lutheran
Women's
Aid
Sale
of
Work.
December
1.
United
Church
BAsaar.
December
2.
homes
at
Trondjhem,
Nora-ay,
whet
they
will
spend
the
winter.
The
death
occurred
In
Vancouver
on
November
21
of
Mrs.
Ann
Elizabeth
Buckley,
mother
of
F.
L..
Buckley,
well
known
lumber
operator
of
thla
district.
The
funeral
of
deceased,
who
was
87
years
of
age.
took
place
on
Saturday
afternoon,
Rev.'o.
O.
Fallls
officiating.
C.P.K.
steamer
Princess
Mary,
Capt
Arthur
Slater,
arrived
at
12:43
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
1:43
for
Alaska
porta.
Passengers
leaving
here
for
Ketchikan
on
the
vessel
included
William
Cumiehain,
II.
i
C.
Nunan,
N.
L.
Freeman
aud
B
Ccrneliusen.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
M.
Daggett
and
son.
Harry.
Jr.,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Msry
this
afternoonv
They
spent
a
month
in
Vancouver
where
their
sou
underwent
treatment
at
the
hands
of
a
specialist
aa
a
result
of
which
his
condition
Is
now
considerably
Improved.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
A.
E.
Dickson,
arrived
In
port
at
4:13
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
8
last
evening
tor
the
Naas
j
River,
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart.
Passengers
on
the
Cardena
for
northern
points
Included
James
Calvin,
J.
Hedstrom.
Hon.
T.
D.
PattuUo,
W.
W.
T.
Way,
F.
La
Clrue.
John
Hanson,
Walter
Brown,
II.
C.
Nunan,
J.
E.
Milne.
A.
Cuyler,
Mrs.
Fred
Ward,
Miss!
M.
Gibson,
Mrs.
A.
Webber,
Darrow
I
Cnscy
and
D.
McLeod
for
Prince
Ru-
pert;
for
Wales
Island
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Nlshl:
for
Stewart
J.
Arsenau,
Mr.!
and
Mrs.
R.
O.
Mellln,
R.
Stewart
and1
H.
Annard:
for
Anyox
C.
D.
Edwards!
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Bagwlll;
for
Portj
Simpson
Miss
Taylor.
,
$2.85
Fifth
Annual
Temptation
Sale
Is
being
appreciated
to
the
full,
judging
by
the
crowds
of
satisfied
customers
who
passed
out
of
our
doors
during
these
last
three
sale
days.
x
WE
A
HE
MAKING
THIS
FIFTH
ANNUAL
TE.MITATION
SALE
THE
MOST
WONDERFUL
WE
HAVE
HAD
YET.
Just
Look
at
These
Prices
English
Broadcloth
Shirts
v
Shirts
that
live
up
to
the
Acme's
reputation
for
giving
great
value.
Shirts
that
will
live
up
to
your
reputation
for
being
well
dressed.
Fancy
Checks
and
Stripes.
Individual
Xmas
Boxes
with
each
shirt
ready
for
mailing.
Regular
$1.50.
Temptation
Sale
Price
Turnbull's
Underwear
1
Natural
wool,
guaranteed
to
wear
well.
You
all
know
this
brand.
Regular
$1.50.
Temptation
Sale
Price
$2.95
CHILDREN'S
PARTY
SUCCESSFUL
AFFAIR
Une
Hundred
and
Thirty
Klddio
Were
Entertained
Saturday
Night
by
Hill
fit)
Chapter
The
children's
party
held
Saturday
evening
In
the
I.ODE.
Hall
on
Fifth
Avenue
by
Hill
60
Chapter
proved
at
once
a
aucce&sful
and
enjoyable
affair.
There
mere
some
130
youngsters
in
'attendance
and
they
danced
and
played
games
between
the
hours
of
7
and
12,
the
first
part
of
the
evening
being
devoted
to
the
entertainment
of
the
younger
ones
and
the
latter
part
to
th
older.
Music
for
both
dancing
and
games
was
played
by
Miss
Agnes
Donaldson
and
prizes
were
warded
to
the
winners
of
the
games.
The
entertainment
committee
responsible
for
the
success
of
the
atfalr
consisted
of
Miss
Agnes
Donaldson,
Mis
Caroline
MltcheU.
Miss
Wllla
Dyer,
Mrs.
B.
Walker
and
Miss
Mackenzie.
Those
in
charge
of
the
serving
of
refreshments
were
Mrs.
Robert
Davie.
Mrs.
L.
Halcrow.
Ulss
Hartln,
Mrs.
John
Manson
and
Muss
Huldah
Graham.
Her
Little
Boy
Caught
Cold
While
Out
Playing
Mrs.
V.
Cade,
Elmwood,
Man.,
writes:
''My
little
boy
caught
cold
while
out
plaving
in
the
snow.
Ho
coughed
incessantly
all
that
night
and
the
next
day,
and
nothing
I
gave
him
seemed
to
relievo
him.
When
my
husband
came
home
h
brought
a
little
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
with
Kim.
After
the
wvond
dose
my
hr
was
greatly
relieved
and
after
the
third
dose
h
went
to
sV-ep
and
slept
the
whole
night
through
without
any
coughing.
1
an
sever
without
it
in
the-
house,
and
whenever
aay
of
Ui,
children
'gti
th
slightest
cold
it'
tna
first
thing
I
giv
them,"
fries
35c.
a
bottlfl,
large
alee
60c;
rut
up
only
by
Th
T.
ililburn
0b-
Limited,
Toronto.
Oat.
.
j
TEMITATION
SAI,E
SPECIAL
Boys'
2
Pants
Suits
Until
Noon
Tomorrow,
Tuesday
Odd
sizQs
in
Tweeds,"
and
very
well
tailored,
about
18
in
the
lot.
Temptation
Sale
Price,
per
suit
$4.95
Boys'
Bloomers
In
Tweeds
and
Fox
Serges,
with
governor
fasteners.
Temptation
Sale
Price
95c
Acme
Importers
Terms:
Strictly
Cash.
Third
Avenue.
.Mail
Orders
Promptly
Attended
to.
YOU
WANT
No
Charge
Accounts
Boys!
This
Snappy
Weather
ALL
WOOL
SWEATERS
Mackinaw
Cocts,
Suits,
Caps
Steve
King
Third
Avenue.
Phone
(Jrecn
83
SEND
IT
TO
THE
-:-
LAUNDRY
-:-
ALL
CLASSES
OF
LAUNDRY
WOKK-
Including
three
distinct
services
for
Family
'Work,
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