IVi-cmber
!
li"7
-
--rT-r-
,
,
rut
PAft
Ktwft
-
e
xtrsior
!'
The
Christmas
shonier
will
be
help
ni.
beautieH.
Rocks.
Kerrhlefx.
Ties.
Gloves.
Material.
Sweaters
in
all
the
various
styl
1
i
i
'
Hoxes.
There
are
also
u
few
warm
wod
'
viiveMers'
samples.
going
while
they
last
at
fully
S24.73.
ale
dinary
Hoots
U
Muat-fcto
Price
$7.S5
Must-go
Vficv
$8.75
Must-go
Price
$7.1)5
Must-go
Price
$t.1)5
Must-go
Price
$5.75
English
Hroirues.
Dr.
HartPi-'a
f.wtiinn
for
"sloggin"
"
through
the
snow.-
this
store
is
of
standard
make
and
quality,
at
right
prices.
You
can
shon
here
in
advised
in
choosing
"His"
Gift
here
are
xnirts
in
many
attractive
patterns
and
es.
Bathrobes.
Slippers,
etc.,
all
put
up
in
lly
Scotch
Tweed
Overcoats.
A
arterial
lot
of
Thor
Johnson
The
Men'-
Ktnre
of
Prince
Rupert.
Clearance
Second
Avenue.
Everything
on
Sale
Extraordinary
Prices
Cost
Price
Forgotten
Lovely
Christmas
Gifts
Doors
Open
8
a.m.
Thursday
COLLART
URGES
PAGf:
Piva
Thor
John,
must
mnkt.
ruiim
for
a
ar(,
k)
o,
S0(.IJTV
RA
now
en
route.
Every
Hoot.
Shoe,
Rubber
"u,"r
and
Hna
1
noue
1.
him-
Mipper
Slim.r
!
in
.k
(he
house
i
must
.
at
.
,.i
:ncl
price
suffer
.,rr
...
go
once
iik
n
reult.
Jut
we
1hee!
l.orMcs
Fine!
Kangaroo
Cushion
Sole
UrUA
Fine.
Men
Calf
tonS?"
,
......
Regular
$9:50
value.
lA-ckieii
l
inet
Vicl
Kid
Men'
Hoots
.
.
.
.
Regular
$11.00
vaIsm.
I.eckie
Finest
Men's
Tan
Calf
Roots
,
.
...
Regular
$!0.G0
value.
I.crkfv'
Finest
Men's
Rlaik
Oxfords
,,,
.
Regular
$8.78
value.
t.ckf
IMnoat
Men
Tan
Oxford
,
,
,
,
.
Regular
$7.60
value.
I.Mc'
Hnet
Men'
Tun
Calf
Roots-,
,
.
.
,
Regular
$6.80
value.
Must.
Trice
1
.1)5
Men
a
Rubber
Inaufaaee
against
the
slushy
days
ahead
,
Regular
$2.00
value.
Must-go
Price
$1.10
Mena
House
Slip
pen-Endorsed
by
Santa
Claus
Tu
leather.
Reg.
$3.26.
Mut-
Price
$2.-15
Seal,
wool
lined.
reg.
$2.76.
Muat-go
Price
$
1
.1)5
Pure
Wool.
Regular
$2.80.
Murt-KO
Price
$1.85
There
hit
many
styles
not
mpnlinitMl
here
-"(!-.
Heavy
Lertmiiu
and
Pafico
Soled
Boots
You
know
already
that
the
merc
handise
1
ruidaV
beat
manufacturer
are
represented
trreat
in
hen
RIGHTS
OF
CITY
Promises
and
Agreements
Should
be
Carried
Out
Here
as
Well
as
in
Vancouver
The
following
letter
hu
been
received
from
Theo.
Collsn
m
record
to
the
claims
of
this
ottjr
asatnat
the
Catn.
Uadlan
National
Railway
Editor,
Dally
Newa:
1
w
very
interested
in
the
address
ol
the
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
to
the
Ro-tury
Club
last
week.
eapeciaUy
In
that
part
where
he
showed
thai
"many
people
had
gone
lnt
the
country
served
by
the
P.OZ.
and
It
was
unfair
to
these
people
to
say
the
line
would
not
!
completed."
addlUK
that
the
Dominion
government
ha
a
"moral
obll-Ki'tion
to
help
finishing
the
P.CE."
In
your
editorial
of
lite
loth
Inst
yvo
also
point
out
the
necessity
of
finishing
that
Nad.
and
that
has
brought
book
to
my
mind
eeitatn
promises
made
to
the
people
of
this
city
promises
whtoh
brought
them
here
as
well
as
these
promsMs
trhtfen
brought
people
Into
the
country
served
by
the
P.QE.
Also
certain
optnraet
between
the
O.T.P.
and
tb
city
of
Pritx-e
Rupert.
A
OQntrsel
H
a
oontract
and
the
party
trying
t
get
out
of
It
is
not
what
one
would
call
acting
honestly,
the
same
applies
to
prtfmlsee
whether
they
are
made
by
a
government
or
an
Individual.
,
V.iMOI
int
HON'
The
Canadian
Northern
Railway
bad
an
agreement
wttb
the
eny
of
Vancouver
to
build
an
hotel
and
do
certain
work
at
Fatoe
Oieek.
Vancouver
kept
her
end
of
the
agreement
but
the
Canadian
Northern
Railway
went
Into
liquidation,
being
taken
over
by
the
Dominion
government
and
afterwards
by
the
Canadian
Natloual
Railway.
They
both
were
forgetting
the
agreement
they
had
taken
over
with
the
astets
and
HablHties
ol
tbe
defunct
Canadian
Northern
Railway,
and
Mayor
Taylor,
on
behalf
of
the
cUjr
of
Vancouver,
got
a
summons
tented
on
the
Canadian
National
RaUway
for
non-fulfillment
of
contract.
The
re-sun
of
It
waa
that
the
railway
came
to
terms
and
Vancouver
won
her
oate
out
3f
court.
Tbe
G.TJ.
had
an
agreement
with
the
buUdess
of
the
P.O.E..
but
the
a.TJ".
went
into
liquidation
and
was
taken
over
by
the
Dominion
government
and
the
Canadian
National
Railway,
a
se
similar
to
tbe
obve.
They
have
a
moral
;
obligation
to
help
complete
that
line.
All
that
is
only
fair
and
nobody
should
take
exception
to
It.
so
that
-well
established,
let
us
look
a
little
nearer
home
and
see
about
the
situation
as
regard
the
Dominion,
governmiht
and
the
Canadian
NatUgk)(Rallway
and
this
II
It
ST
I'KOMIsCK
At
the
first
auction
sale
of
Prince
Rupert
lots
in
1909
in
Vancouver,
In
order
to
Induce
the
people
to
pay
big
price
for
the
lots,
and
to
get
them
to
locate
in
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Miller,
the
nurttoneer.
made
the
mtement
before
the
sale
tbat
the
d.TP.
was
going
to
build
a
big
hotel
at
Prince
Rupert,
ths'
certain
Improvements
were
going
to
be
made
and
also
that
a
court
bouse
would
be
built
by
the
provincial
government.
This
we
eventually
got
through
the
efforts
of
Mot.
T.
D.
Pattullo.
In
1910
the
O.TJ".
made
an
agree-nwnt
with
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert,
whereas
the
a.TJ".
was
going
to
build
a
92.000,000
hotel
on
Second
Avenue,
a
station,
rdundhouses.
machine
shops,
etc.,
and
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
re
duced
the
tXes
W
the
Q.T.P.
to
15.000
a
year.
But
the
O.TJ.
went
Into
liquidation
before
anything
was
done
as
regard
the
fulfillment
of
that
agreement.
The
Dominion
government
took
over
the
a.I.
P.
and
the
Canadian
National
Railway,
successor
to
the
Q.TP.,
never
carried
out
Its
part
of
the
agree-
n-.ent.
,
Of
course
I
will
admit
that
Sir
Henry
Thornton
In
1924.
when
confronted
with
the
old
O.T.P.
agreement
declared
before
the;
imayor
and
aldermeri
of
this
city
that
a
two
million
dollar
hotel
would
be
out
of
place
In
this
city,
put
tna
ne
would
build
a
hotel
on
the
same
lines
as
the
Jasper
hotel,
at
the
foot
of
McBrlde
Street
and
that
he
would
ok
the
government
to
build
two
boats
similar
to
the
Prince
Rupert
to
be
put
on
the
run
between
here
and
Alaska
but
he
was
careful
to
say
that
it
all
depended
on
the
Dominion
government
and
the
trustee
of
the
funds
left
by
the
defunct
Canadian
Northern
Railway.
MIIV
Till:
llllTKKKM'Kr
Well.
Sir,
I
would
like
to
know
why
this
difference
between
the
city
of
Vancouver
and
the
P.oj;.
on
the
one
hand
and
the
city
xf
Print
Rupert
on
the
other
hand,
when
It
comes
to
an
agreement
with
a
railroad
that
has
gone
Into
liquidation
In
both
cases
and
taken
over
by
the
Dominion
government
and
the
Canadian
National
Railway.
Is
It
because
Vancouver
is
a
big
city
or
because
the
province
has
the
P.Q.E.
on
Its
hands?
Because
Prince
Rupert
Is
!
small
is
that
a
reason
why
she
should
I
not
Insist
on
getting
her
dues
as
are
II
the
people
that
came
here
under
false
pretences,
not
Just
as
Interesting
as
the
people
that
went
Into
the
country
this
city
served
by
tlie
P.a.E.T
not
Prince
Rupert
has
plenty
of
her
own
the
very
problems
to
solve.
Let
us
take
stock
of
Thanking
what
li
coming
to
us
ana
next
year
let
of
your
us
choose
for
mayor
xt
this
city
a
man
to
some
sufficiently
Independent
to
be
able
to
I
beg
devote
most
ttf
his
time
to
the
welfare
of
the
city,
a
man
that
will
look
around
and
see
what
Industries
could
be
induced
The
to
locate
here,
a
man
that
will
be
hospital
willing
to
fight
the
battle
for
the
city
the
and
get
her
dues,
no
matter
against
at
the
whom
it
will
nave
to
be.
a
real
leader;
Neither
that
a
what
we
need
here
at
the
pre-
tan?
improve
Beautiful
Silver
for
Xmas
Our-loclv
is
lwttcr
assorted
this
year
than
ever.
-yc
earsonly
name
a
few
pieees,
hut
come
in
and
sec
for
yourself.
BREAD
TRAY
from
84.00
FANCY
BON-BON
DISHES
with
handle,
from
S3.50
CRACKER
AND
CHEESE
DISH
in
beautiful
pierced
dosign
$6.50
Also
with
handle
$7.50
SOLID
STERLING
SILVER
3-PIECE
TOILET
SETS
from
$45.00
t0
65.00
John
Bulger
FRASER
&
PAYNE
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
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Christmas
Gift
Merchandise
on
Display
at
Popular
Prices
UNDERWEAR,
ETC.
Ilayon
Silk
Knit
NightKowns,
gq
rn
lace
trimmed,
assorted
shades
V.DU
uayon
bilk
Lingerie
Sets
CO
Off
lace
trimmed,
assorted
ahndps.
VtD-
Kayon
Silk
Hrusxier
and
Hloomer
C1
CA
Sets,
assorted
shades
J,.OU
Kayon
Silk
Pyjamas,
assorted
4
A
shades,
contrast
trimmed
iPi.DU
Extra
Special
Value
Kayon
Silk
Bloomers,
assorted
shades,
very
fine
qual-
O-f
ffft
ity.
All
sizes
9JL.OU
Turnbull'R
Fine
Glove
Silk
Finished
Kloom-ers,
assorted
shades,
all
sizes
"
QfiJ
including
extra
larges
viwO
Vests
to
match
$1.2."
Novelty
Hand
Embroidered
Swiss
and
Irish
Handkerchiefs,
boxed
3
in
a
box,
""'-,
7.",
Jphoo,
J$1..0
FRASER
GENERAL
Third
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
a
prosperous
etty
Tor
latl
ana
wHat
it
u,
ritiLur
cnjroi1
few.
you,
Mr.
Editor,
(or
the
use
paper
aud
hoping
this
will
help
extent
to
get
a
brighter
future,
i
to
remain,
yours
very
truly,
THEO.
COl-LAET.
matter
of
drug
supply
to
the
again
came
In
for
criticism
at
hands
of
Director
H.
B.
Rochester
man
that
wlU
endeavor
wltn
Mr
Rochester
In
Ol.v
claims
so
the
mdluotu
her.
and
make
'
s,atter
was
allowed
to
drop.
rS&
Canadi
llcANADIANj
PAcmc
To
KrtiVilkin,
To
Yam-nuter,
and
January
ftting
last
nleht
.
of
the
other
directors
or
t.ho
Cambbru
B""1;1'
nn.rininri.ni
w
Agency
for
all
Torner
of
4th
BREAD
TRAYS
with
handle
and
fancy
design,
f
S6.50
PYREX
LINED
PIE
PLATE
pierce
silver
stand,
from
$3.50
.
FANCY
COMPORT
in
pierced
design,
with
foot,
$5.00
ilillllisi
COMMUNITY
and
ROGERS
SETS
Knives
and
Forks
in
case,
from
S9.95
'
$50.00
Jewel
LADIES'
HOSIERY,
ETC.
Juiyser
and
Harvey
Hose
Knyser
.Full-Fashioned
Fure
Thread
Silk
Hoe,
shadow
pointed
heel,
fn
9C
ijiiOjJisCnowest
shades,
per
pair
vi
v
Kayser
Double
thread
Fure
Silk
Hose,
heavy
service
weight,
full
fash-
C-t
QC
ioned,
all
new
shades,
per
pair
vAtJJ
Harvey
Pure
Thread
Silk
Hose,
pointed
and
square
heel,
stocked
in
10
flj-f
Pft
shades,
per
pair
JA.)U
(.'.
&
(!.
Corsets,
Corslettes,
Girdles
and
Brassies.
Our
special
eorslette
C-f
C
is
marvellous
value
at
?J..UcJ
Novelty
Swiss
Georgette
and
Crepe
de
Chine
Handkerchiefs,
newest
designs
and
colorings,
each
:5f,
f
,
r()r
Dressed
Dolls
in
a
variety
of
styles
nnd.sires.
The
genuine
Lloyd
Ma
Ma
Doll,
.51.00,
1.30,
$2.50,
to
JS8.05
&
PAYNE
DRY
GOODS
Phone
an
Pacific
Railwav
i
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
trrangelt,
Juneaa
and
Hkaguay.
Vk-torla
and
Seattle
Kovrmber
!
4.
NoTemler
It,
86;
l)erem-I.
16,
30;
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;,
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t.
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Oeeaa
falls.
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v.
Alert
River,
and
Vancomer
luthHi
n
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Bay.
Steamship
Lines.
jru
lafar'n.stloa
8lreet
and
3rd
Avenue.
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