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THE
ACME'S
Acme
::
Annual
CUT
SUGGESTIONS
Ladies
Indian
Slippers,
mailed,
buckskin
and
fur
immed.
Very
comfy.
Re-4i
i
value
'J.?5.
mptation
Sale
JJ
Men's
Slippers
A
large
net.v
of
Men's
Slippers
in
aiber
and
felt.
Fine
for
is
houp
or
bedroom.
value
$150.
mpution
Sale
Jg
Men'
Combination
Sels
of
Kw-
b
Carters
and
armbands,
each
set
packed
in
:'
box.
.Makes
an
inexpen-.
Xnua
sift.
Regular
T
mitation
Sale
IV,..
95c
Men's
HcM
Genuine
wliide
fancy
belts
with
in-
'
ul
in
all
shades
and
col-Regular
$.1.00
value.
'
mptation
Sale
g
At.-o
a
large
variety
of
hi
s
at
3C
Men's
Socks
in
endless
,i
iv.
Each
pair
packed
in
if
vift
box.
These
come
ashniere
wool
and
silk
id
in
nil
fancy
patterns,
i
g'
tar
$1.60
value,
mptation
Sale
95C
ionHi
Men's
Balhrohcs
Nice
warm
comfy
Bathrobes
made
of
Deacon
cloth
in
beautiful
blending
of
color.
Surprise
Dad
with
one
of
these.
He
will
appreciate
it
t
Regular
Temptation
Sale
Price
88.45
There
is
also
a
fine
selection
for
the
yountr
ones,
the
same
quality
materials,
suitable
for
10
to
14
years.
Regular
$8.50.
Temptation
Sale
Of
flC
price
PUs70
Silk
Bathreiea
in
a
beautiful
variety.
Temptation
Sale
C
W
Price.
cj
Neckwear
Five
Hundred
Ties,
each
packed
in
holly
leaf
box.
Regular
xelling
price
of
the.io
ties
is
from
$1.28
to
$1.76.
Temptation
Sale
Q5(J
Men's
Shirts
Hundreds
from
which
to
choose,
including
the
very
latest
Rayon
mixture
weaves
and
self-striped
Broadcloths,
very
neat
patterns
with
separate
soft
collars
to
match.
All
Bites
In
white,
tan
and
blue.
Temptation
Sale
,
QSJ
swims
No
1
.0.1).
Orders
Strictly
.Cash
No
Charge
Accounts
Mail
"Order
I'orwnrfed
fixpftbs
1'repaid
Your
New
Yeai
s
Party
will
not
be
complete
without
a
box
of
Crackers.
They
add
to
the
fun
and
increase
the
enjoyment
uf
your
guests.
I'sed
as
Place
Cards
they
are
very
effective
and
add
color
and
cheer
to
the
appearance
of
the
table.
They
contain
Head-dresses.
Toys,
Jharms
and
Novel-lies
which
add
to
the
gaiety
of
the
party.
Prices
are
low,
ranging
from
'Mf
to
S
!.-."
per
box.
A
HOX
OF
CRACKERS
WILL
MAKE
YOUR
PARTY
A
SUCCESS
Or
Jtc
Pioneer
Drugrisls
TtllllD
AVE.
O
SIXTH
ST.
-TELEPHONES
S?(,200
Jaeger
Pure
Wool
Underwear
FOR
LADIES
Union
Hulls,
from
to
S7..K)
suit
Vests,
from
to
ftl-IO
CHILDREN'S
JAEGER
PURE
WOOL
SWEATERS
from
$1.50
to
$3.50
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Phone
9
3rd
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street
KITCHEN
CLOTHES
DRYING
RACKS
Eor
hanging
from
the
ceiling.
Complete
with
ropes
and
pulleys,
each
2-50
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
25.
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert
I
T-
M
'i
Local
and
Personal
UO
Cucertsssr
Dentist.
Pnont
ix
Dr.
J.
R.
Qtm,.
PbOMSaO.
Skating
iUy.
2
to
4
aud
8
to
10.
Till.
Phone
790
Zenith
tt
IlW.
r.taU''
(Safer-
to
B.11
1
1
Mart!.
.
'J,.
.
"
"
"w
0t
the
Big.
4
hablll
Wben
thlnsins.
of
Tail,
phone
4.
tl
AUlster
McIUe
sailed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
tbla
morning
tor
Vancouver.
Ourles
It:
Brown
sailed
tbla
morning
by
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Sam
Joy
sailed
this
morning
by
the
Prtnce
Rupert
for
Vanoouter
on
a
noli-Bay
trip.
'
For
a
seleetion
mating
stUsdries.
TniM
and
.
riilton.
of
chocolates
Federal
News
aud
Co..
if
Olve
a
Bag
Party
ai
the
Weatkolmc
Hum
Yaara
Ev.
Qka
Midnight
Frolle.
30
Acu
of
Vauderllle
At
the
CommodOM
Cafe,
we
will
acrv
frcah
atrawberrtw
and
taepberrlea
with
cream
during
the
holiday.
.
300
Tour
bet
lor
Ntw
Yeara
Eve
The
Bka'
monker
VaudevUi
Show
11.16
P-m.
Saturday.
Weathotne
Tbeatre.
Mra.
"Stanley
a.
Oanaldaon
of
Port
Mbfton
sailed
this
morning
by
the
Unc
itupert
for
Vasoouver
on
a
holi
day
trip.
CPJt.
tatCT
Prtnotaa
Mary.
Capt.
0.
C
8alntey.
northbound
from
Vaa-oouTer
to
Alaska
jsorts.
la
due
in
port
About
noon
tomorrow.
The
Ladles'
Auxiliary
of
St.
Andrew1!
-Society
win
bold
a
Scottlah
dance
in
he
I
O
D
E.
Hall
on
Monday.
January
J.
Oenttamon
7Jc.
ladtea
60c.
The
city
aouncU
at
lta
meeting
last
night
deetded
to
bohl
orer
the
trafflr
bylaw
for
the
present.
It
will
proUbty
be
taken
up
by
the
new
oouncU
The
bylw
ratifying
the
aN.R.afree-aient
1tJl
the
eity
was
finally
reooo-sklered
tad
finally
adopted
at
the
meeting
of
the
city
eounci
llut
night.
M.
M.
Stephens
&
Company.
Ltd.
are
moving
from
their
premises
in
the
Exchange
Stock
to
the
-AUen
Block
next
to
tfce
Electric
Bakery.
Third
Avenue
MLjs
Ruth
nix,
who
has
been
spend
tf
Mrs.
O.
Jarvlnen.
who
has
been
a
mtor.,in
tse
ctty,
will
ss.,by
...ke
"rtocesS
Bestrlee
tomorrow
morning
for'
Vancouver
en
route
to
her
borne,
in
Detroit.
.
Don't
mjaa
the
Commodore
Cabaret
StK
Yr
Eire.
There
will
,be
loU
of
Iva.
A
few
mere
reserved
seats
left.
The
first
one
gets
the
choice
of
the
reserves.
soe
Dry
Ooode
nd
Novelty
Shop
Week
2nd
Specials.
Ladies'
allk
sad
wool
hose
la
six
different
shades.
Regular
lift
for
11.23.
Also
ladtea'
winter
weight
blocmers
aad
veau,
regular
95c
each,
for
60a.
each.
Phone
778.
Dr.
Leonard
B.
Wrlneh.
son
and
as
slattnt
of
Dr.
II.
c.
Wrlneh.
Mia.
medical
superintendent
of
the
Uaseiton
lloaplui.
reached
the
city
on
yesterday
amrfioon
train
from
the
interior
whence
he
will
return
tomorrow.
C-N.R.
steamer
Prince
John.
Capt.
E.
Mlbbs.
(rtun
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Chtrlotte
Islands,
la
due
to
arrive
In
port
at
midnight
tonight,
sailing
at1
8
e'cloek
tomorrow
evenlnj
on
her
return
south
over
the
same
route.
The
cDeetl
powered
motorboat
Este-
beth.
Ctpt.
Davie,
of
Ketchikan,
arrived
In
pott
st
3
o'cloak
this
morning
from
AJaika
brtnglug
s
passenger
who
missed
the
American
steamer
Alameda
at
Wrangell
and
who
caught
the
Prlncu
Rupert
here
and
proceeded
south.
,.
ing
the
Christmas
"
week
with
her.
parents.
Archdeacon
and
Mrs.
Q.
A.
Rlx.
417
Agnew
Plaes.
will
return
by
the
?rlnsess
Bsatrlce
tomorrow
morning
to
Kew
Westminster
where
she
Is
domestic
lbce
instructor
tii
the
public
schools.
The
dtv
fire
d
Dart
men
t
had
Its
first
colt
of
the
month
this
morning
about
S
o'clock
when
tt
was
summoned
to
the
imbop
of
Rakchford
k
Sbeoton
on
Third
Avenue,
East
where
the
wood-wcrk
canght
fire
from
a
torch,
the
blase
being
extinguished,
however,
before
the
brigade
arrived
on
the
Scene.
MUs
C&mfile
Peters
of
Hell,
who
la
teaching
at
Ocean
Falls,
returned
here
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
visit
In
Terrace
with
Misses
Malott
and
Eaat-hope
and
plans
to
continue
to
Ocean
Falls
tomorrow
morning
on
the
Princess
Beatrice.
Miss
Ethope
came
down
!
from
Terrar
with
her
and
Is
her
guest1
at
the
Hotel
Prlnc'
Rupert-
UflWtoU
r.wnrcrw.
'
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Elk'a
Leap-yesr
Dance.
January
20.
Legion
Novelty
Dance
January
27.
PrtDce
Rupei
!
0::U
Drill
Team
dance
Pebrcary
3
Lilk.
Annual
Donee,
rbrujry
17.
Legion
No.
45
meeting
postponed
until
Friday.
January
0.
Mr
and
Mra.
T.
II.
Johnaon
allied
tfcla
morning
by
the
Prince
Rupert
for
s
trip
to
Vmrourer
and
other
polnta
In
the
amilh.
Tlskeu
for
the
Elka'
Midnight
Matinee
Mew
Yearla
Eve
will
be
on
tale
at
11
o'clock
at
the
Theatre.
Performance
rtarta
at
11:15.
304
UUs
Magulre
of
the
local
teaching
waff
returned
yesterday
from
Terrace
where
ahe
made
a
brief
Tlalt
,
with
Miaaea
Malott
and
EaUhape.
teachers
At
the
Terrace
school.
A.
R.
Holtby.
aupcrlntendent
of
the
B.
and
U.
department
cf
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
returned
to
the
city
on
yaaterday
ttternoori'k
,
train
from,
a
'rip
up
the
line,
oa
official
duties.
r-
Sergeant
W.
J.
Service,
chief
of
the
lUtliCt
detachment
of
the
provincial
ppollce
at
Smithers,
arrived
In
the
.city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
the
interior,
having
a
prisoner
in
hla
cue?
tody.
MODERN
ETIQUETTE
i
Skit
on
.tt
tempt
to
.Mjke
all
Conform
to
Same
t'sagr
In
Mailer
of
I
n.
'
lniNirtJiit
lletaIN
"When
ftngerbowla
are
brought
In
on
dolliaw
how
doe
one
proceed
J"
This
memtntoua
question
la
.propounded
hi
the
colUtnnr'of
an
Island
coDtsmporaxy.
Other
queries
that
follow
ate:
"When
finished
i
with
dessert.
what
ahouid
one
dor
and
"Is
It
proper
to
dip
the
fingers
of
both
hands
simultaneously?"
It
bs
borne
10
upon
us
that
we
have
stsver
given
proper
thought
to
these
osattera.
We
have
not;
even
noticed
whether
the
finger
bowl
were
brought
Un
on
dollies
or
not.
Presumably
they
now
knew,
ui
part,
at
least.'
what
to
tin
when
.the
prsctlce
laflflowed.
You
"remove
flngerbowl
with,
dollie
and
place
at
the
left
of
your
plate."
This
Is
all
right
as.
far
aa
It
goes,
but
it
dees
not
state
what
you
should
then
do
with
the
dollie.
Do
you
.put
It
at
the
other
aide
of
your
plate
or
do
you
drop
It
on
the
floor.
We
hope
to.
hear
from
the
Island
at
soon
St
possible.
It
Is
necessary
to
point'
out.
however,
thi.t
no
advice
la
given
on
how
to
deal
with
a
flngerbowl
that
does
not
oouie
in
on
a
dollie.
Should
so
plebeian
a
flngerbowl
be
simply,
ignored
or
ahouid
cu
"place
at
left
of,
your
plate,"
and
If
ao,
do
you
pick
It
up
with
the
edee
of
the
tablecloth
or
use
your
napkin?
This
newspaper
anxiously
"awaits
s
reply-
Then
again,
what
do
you
do
when
finished
with
dessert?
We
have
always
just
finished
with
tt
and
let
It
go
at
that,
but
the
Island
authority
on
these
matters
Indicates
that
there
Is
a
ritual
to
be
observed.
If
the
waiter
removes
the
plate
it
la
all
plain
sailing,
of
course.
But
If
the
waiter
dees
not.
there
you
are.
all
cluttered
up
with
the
remains
of
dessert
on
a
plate
In
front
af
you
when
you
want
the
flngerbowl
In
that
position.
In
theee
circumstances
you
gmtly
edge
the
plate
a
little
to
one
side
(don't
on
any
account
set
It
on
top
of
your
neighbor's
plate)
and
"draw
your
flngerbowl
near
enough
to
use."
Then
as
to
dipping
with
both
hands
at
once,
contrary
to
what
might
be
generally
supposed,
this
does
not
depend
on
the
size
of
the
flngerbowl.
Oh.
no.
"One
at
a
time
Is
the
more
graceful
method."
We
congratulate
the
Island
newspaper
on
Its
enterprise
In
taking
up
these
vital
questions.
The
press
is
too
ant
o
concern
itself
with
the
way
they
eat
pork
in
Bulgaria
rather
than
the
way
one
handles
a
fork
on.
say.
Vancouver
Island.
Yet
one
may
live,
s
lifetime
and
never
eat
perk
wtthjb'a
Bulgarian,
while
one
can
hardly
alt.,
down
to
a
meal
on
Vancouver
Island,
Sr.
even
on
tre
mainland
of
BrlUi
Columbia,
without
finding
a
fork
beside
one's
'
plate.
j
.
.
The
article
on
flngerbowla
from
which
we
quote
-Is
merely
a
hint
of
what
can
be
done
along
these
lines
and
we
hope
the
Island
contemporary
will
next
question
to
be
taken
up,
whether
it
is
more
comme
II
faut
to
drop
the
ashes
of
one
s
after-dinner
cigarette
supposing
ashtrays
have
been
omitted)
n
the
saucer
of
one's
coffee
cup
or
to
fUft
Itol
fiff
.sWreptlMoiWli'.Vnder.Jhe
'
Mil
n
-
'"H
mt'o.-i
FKKSII
(iltmVN
SI'IXACH
ST.
CATHERINES.
Ont.,
Dec.
30.
Canadian
housewives
are
rejoicing
that
for
the
.first
time
on
record
home
grown
field
spinach
in
the
Niagara
fruit
belt
has
been
marketed,
in
'
"
'
'L
:
The
production
of
salt
in
j
Canada
In
192d
was
262,547
tons
having
a
value
or
$1,400,149,
an
increase
of
'
12
(.cut
n
tlis
protluttluu
of'
1823.
per
COMING
SESSION
1
OF
parliament!
SuiiUtlon
That
Changes
Will
be
Made
to
Tariff
in
1928
(By
R.
i.
Deachman)
OTTAWA.
Dec.
30
The
Cabinet
of
late,
has
been
busy
with
the
details
of
l.ne
coming
.session.
There
Is
in
evidence,
a
desire
ftr
shorter
sessions.
If
the
work
can
be
put
in
shape
before
oand,
these
things
can
be
rushed
along
A
session
before
an
election
Is
usually
stormy.
The
opposition
is
looking
for
arguments
and
sometimes
mud,
to
throw
at
the
government.
After
an
election,
the
storm
la
still
In
evidence
the
Government
then
wants
to
taunt
the
other
aide
with
failure,
and
returns
the
mud
all
this
takes
time.
It
Is
a
safe
guess
that
the
coming
session
will
be
quiet
quiet,
but
Interesting
Politics
la
waking
up
a
bit.
There
Is
no
longer
the
old
faith
In
political
parties
there
la
an
Increase
of
tempered
Interest,
that
Is
the
hopeful
sign.
TAKIH
SKSSION
KOItAliLi:
This
Is
s
guess
and
one
guess
Is
as
good
an
another,
but
this
will
be
a
tariff
seaslon.
Practically
s
hundred
applications
for
tariff
changes
nave
come
before
the
Tariff
Board.
Last
year
Mr.
Robb
told
the
House
that
nothing
could
be
done
because
the
Board,
had
not
had
aufSclent
time.
That
ansVn
cannot
be
given
now!
On
the
other
hand,
there
cannot
be
a
complete
revision
of
the
tariff.
Iron
and
steel
la
one
'
of
the
bssic
factors
In
tsrlff
making.
Iron
and
steel
was
the
first
application
before
the
Tariff
Board,
but
nothing
baa
been
done
about
It.
Shortly
after
the
application
was
made,
the
British
Empire
Steel
Company
got
into
financial
trouble
and
It
was
felt
that
time
might
atrulghten
out
that
tangle.
Had
the
government
acted
at
once,
the
men
behind
the
steel
companies
would
prcbably
have
sold
the
tariff
favors
received
by
unloading
stock
on
the
public
and
the
govern'
ment
was
not
willing
to
stand
aa
step
father
for
stock
Jobbing
operations.
With
steel
untouched,
there
can
ba
no
general
revision
too
much-
hangs
on
steel.
Meanwhile
there
are
rumors
that
the
Unltrd
Statea
Steel
Corporation
Intends
to
open
out
Its
long
contemplated
plant
m
Canada.
That
will
bring
s
dllcrem
factor
Into
the
operations.
There
sre
rumors
also
that
the
government
con
templates
a
bounty
on
steel;
This
was
the
plan
adopted
some
years
ago
by
Mr.
Fielding.
'
It
never
was
overly
popu
lar
with
the
Liberals
It
Is
doubtful
1
the
western
strong
men
of
the
party
would
take
tt
even
If
favored
by
tariff
reductions
elsewhere.
TKere
are
however,
numerous
ltema
cn
which
the
government
can
act.
Thorough
investigations
have
been
mate
on
woollens,
cottons,
linen,
boots
and-
shoes,
harness,
enanelware.
alum
inum
are
and
numerous
other
separate
ltema.
Then
there
Is
the
excise
tax
on
cigarettes.
A
reduction
on
this
item
would
make
it
possible
to
sell
cigarettes
In
Canada
at
prices
approaching
the
American
prices.
As
It
stands
at
pre
sent,
the
Canadian
price
la
so
hlKb
that
Mr.
Smuggler
finds
It
very
profit
able
to
bring
tbem
in
and
his
ways
of
doing
so
are
many
and
various.
In
all
thete
matters
we
ha-re
a
new
factor
to
consider
that
factor
la
the
tourist.
If
prices
in
Canada
are
made
unduly
high
by
taflffa
or
excise
taxes.
It
blocks
the
tourist
trade
and
tourists
In
a
year,
spend
about
$200,000,000
in
Canada.
A
purse
like
that
must
be
re
spected
even
In
a
national
sense
It
has
Its
Influence
upon
affairs.
What
the
government
will
do
I
do
riot
know.
On
one
other
Item,
prediction
is
easier.
The
sales
tax
was
never
dodu-
lar.
To
chop
It
off
st
once
Is
dlfflculf
It's
a
gTeat
revenue
producer.
Still
it
will
probably
get
another
touch
this
year.
Then
the
rich
are
protesting
about
the
Income
tax.
This
does
not
Interests
the
average
man.
but
the
men
It
dees
Influence
are
powerful,
so
something
may
be
done
about
It.
ORANGE
LADIES'
XMAS
TREE
HELD
THURSDAY
enjoyable
Event
Willi
Many
Yoim;vteri
In
Alteiidaiice
ut
Mrlrnpole
Hall
YrMrrday
Afternoon
With
s
goodly
number
of
kiddles
In
attendance,
the
annual
Christmas
Tree
entertainment
of
the
Ladles'
Orange
Btncvolent
Association
was
held
yestcr-day
afternoon
In
the
Metropole
Hall.
There
was
an
enjoyable
program
In
which
Cathie
and
Betty
Eastman.
Norma
Archie.
Grace
Hall,
Freddy
and
Betty
Barber.
Ethel
and
Ida
Moore-house,
Rosle
Cox.
Jim
Currle.
Hazel
Smith.
Irene
Boulter.'
Rosle
Smith,
Trlxle
Brewerton.
Doris
Leek.
Merle
West.
Nancy
Dodd,
David
Houston.
Freda.
DorothV
and
Ada
Mussallem.
Dorothy
Davles
and
Allan
Davles
Refreshments
were
then
served
and
keep
on
doing
It.
We
suggest
aa
the
Santa
Claus
arrived
on
the
scene,
dis
tributing
glfta
and
delicacies
to
all.
The
committee
In
charge
of
the
event
consisted
of
Mrs.
S
.
Cox,
Mrs.
Brewer-
ton.
Mrs.
Dawes.
Mrs.
J.
Durran.
Mrs
Anderson
and
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mihaffey.
"My
-rkar.""7emartfedB43whi
hie!
just
iinisned
reading
a
book
on
"The
Wonders
of
Nature."
tlils
Is
a
'remark
able
work.
Nature
Is
marvellous)
Stu
pendous
I
When
I
read
a
book
like
this
It
makes
me
think
how
puerile,
how
Insignificant
Is
man."
"Huh!"
said
his
wife.
"A
woman
doesn't
have
to
wade
through
five
hun
dred-
paces
to
discover
that."
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right
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Regular
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$1.00
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will
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A
FAWNY
CAMPBELL
In
Cabaret
Dances
E.
J.
COBB
.
.
In
a
Misinterpretation
of
Webster's
Dictionary
HARRY
ASTORIA
In
Songs'
and
Imitations
RUSSELL
GRAHAM
In
Trix
and
Chatter
FRANK
MOORE
Singing
Comedian
DR.
MALLOV
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In
the
Farce
Way
to
Health
FRANK
FORTUNE
In
Songs
PROF.
OGO
POdO
Mental
Marvel
Sees
All,
Knows
All,
Tells
Much
BILLY
FULLER
and
GARFIELD
McKlNLEY
....
Cornetists
ELIZABETH
McLEOD
...In
Scotch
Dances
ALEX.
CONNAN
,
.
Impersonations
BOB
FRIZZELL
.
.,
Chatterbox
CURRY
&
RICE
In
Painless
Nonsense
TOM
SPAGONI
In
Cousin
Caruso
LEMUEL
KEG
,.
Poor
Fellow
S.
A.
McPIIERSON
Baritone,
in
Songs,
Talkalogues,
Serious
and
Otherwise
CHAS.
BALAGNO
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