Dc
ember
21,
1927
Ho
Your
Christmas
Shopping
Early
and
in
Comfort
THE
ACME'S
ANNUAL
Temptation
Sale
CIIHIST.MAS
SUGGESTIONS
ladies'
Indian
Slip
pern,
,i.
Iiuckakin
and
fur
,i
Very
comfy.
Ke-x..luc
$2.75.
!-a,""SH,t;
S1.95
Mn
Slipper
A
Urge
!
Men'
Slipper
in
i
iit;l
felt.
Fine
for
i-.
,,r
bedrooln.
Keiru-
,m-
i:.ro.
i.iiiiM)
Sale
$1.45
Men's
Comhination
Sets
of
darters
und
arm-.
.i
ii
Met
packei
in
h
Makes
an
inaxpen-Xm
is
gift.
Regular
?1.25.
lation
Sale
9t
M-.'n
Delta
Genuine
i
ll
fancy
belt
with
in-i
in
ull
shades
and
col-K.-jrular
$3.00
value.
:
i.itinn
Sale
Men
at
large
1.95
variety
of
Hnt
Sock
in
endless
Kaeh
pair
packed
in
yift
box.
Theae
come
t-hmcre
wool
and
silk
ii
all
fancy
patterns,
iv
$1.50
value.
Mtion
Sale
Q5C
Men's
Rathrofoa
Nice
warm
comfy
Bathrobes
made
of
Beacon
cloth
in'
beautiful
Mendings
of
color.
Surprise
Dad
with
one
of
these.
Me
will
appreciate
it!
Regular
If
11.60.
Temptation
8ale
gg
There
1?
also
a
fine
selection
for
the
young
ones,
the
aame
quality
materials,
suitable
for
10
to
14
years.
Regular
8.50.
Temptation
Sale
$g
Silk
UatbroBce
in
a
beautiful
variety.
Temptation
Sale
g
'
Neckwear
Five
Hundred
Ties,
each
packed
in
holly
lea
ba.
Regular
selling
price
of
these
ties
is
from
81.25
to
$1.75.
Temptation
Sale
Price
,
Man'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
sizes
in
white,
tan
and
blue.
Temptation
Sale
g-
"
Qf?
I'rice
Acme
::
Importer
No
(
,0.1),
Orders
Strictly
l
anh
No
Charge
Accounts
.Mall
OrderH
Forwarded
Express
Prepaid
For
The
Dinner
and
For
The
Party
IIKOCK'S
ClUMSTMAS
CRACKERS
Arc
better
this
year
than
everbefon,
and
the
prices
are
lower.
FOR
TIIE
YOUNOSTHRS
-(
to
If.tf
Miniature,
Play
Box,
Little
Folk,
Peter
Pan,
aaABoy
Scout,
ontaining
Head
Dresses,
Musical
Toys,
Novelties,
Charms,
Toys.
FOR
THE
PARTY
From
r.O?
to
-."
Les
of
All,
Little
Dutch.
Musical
Medley,
Pierrettes,
Luby.
Wedgewood,
Snowballs,
eontajhing
Caps,
Head
dresses,
Games,
Toys.
Musical
Toys,
China
'Ornaments.
FOR
THE
TAIILE
fit."'
Flowers,
containing
Head
Dresses,
Games
and
Toys.
Place
Cards,
containing
Head
Dresses.
7fic
Pioneer
Drttpti'sls
niUiD
AVE.
&
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
K
'UU
DEMAND
"Rupert
Br
and"
THE
DAINTIEST
UHEAKI
AST
WMM
Smoked
Daily
hy
v"
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
Ltd.
I'rince
Huperl.
B.C
Local
and
Personal
BO
Undertakers,
Phssie
II.
Deattol
Dr.
J.
R.
Oosse
F4MB.6M
Btattaa
oaily.
2
to
4
and
8
to
10
every
-
Senna
Cafo.
tbe
.gate
to
s&Lev
dye
nocasj&
if
J,
Oet
the
Bay,
4
hsMti
f
a
Tail,
pbone
4.
rot
a
select!
el
tf
Whea
entetiat
tf
smoking
sundries.
Federal
Hmh
Third
and
Pulton.
Co..
u
any
Andrew
f
Anyox
was
a
passenger
aboard
tbe
Camosun
laat
night
go-lag
through
to
Vancouver.
Buy
your
wife,
pratent
here
40'
off
all
Costs
until
ChrUtmaa.
Wm
Qoidblooat.
Seud
Avenue.
301
T
J
Bhenton.
Inspector
of
mines,
returned
to
'.tbe
city
4Ml
the
Camosun
1a.M
night
(ram
a
trip
to
Aaru
on
official
duttaa.
J.
B
Roberuan
returned
to
the
city
Tbe
eaecutlve
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
At
Labor
Council,
at
a
meeting
laat
night,
cheee
6.
D
atacdoneld
.
pies-'dent
of
tbe
ccuneil.
delegate
to
attend
the
annaal
"meeting
the
intteh
Columbia
executive
of
the
Trade
and
Uiual.
.wait
on
the
provincial
cabinet
n
the
course
of
its
meeting
j
e
vNnounoi:ments
Canadiat)
Lesion
Xmas
Tree
Dec.
1p
Kik's
Leap-year
Dance.
January
30
(
Elk't
An
meal
Dance
Pebruary
5ft
-fa
:
Va
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Coal:
Yen
Telkwe
coal
is
the
best
mined
in
B.C.
Try
It
sad
beranvinced.
tl
For
quick
sad
satuf
attary
work
brtna
Inn
baeutltohUac
to
DolUr
Store,
tf
Harold
NUfcerson
safts
thU
afternoon
on
the
PflBW
Mary
mr
Vancouver
where
it
U
possible
be
m.iv
decide
to
locate.
Dr.
Jcseph
llagwlre
wUl
mi;
tomorrow
evenlutf
on-
theTfmce
Kuprr!
ior
van-
tower
and
Victor!
where
ii.
v..
11
apend
I
the
holiday
Eric
Dingwall
wUl
aall
thi-
at;emoon
on
the
Princess
Mary
lor
Victoria
where'
be
WUl
apend
the
ChrUtms
and
New
year
holiday
maun
vUltin.:
with
rela-.
uvea.
Voting
for
elaation
ol
offlcera
lor
Deep
fca
Flfheraaitt's
Union
will
be
held
in
the
Union
Hall
m
Tuesday
December
37.
VoUnc
ifm
10
ajn
to
pm.
303
1
Oeorge
11
Stoeka
Of
the
teaching
lUB
of
Booth
Meenorlal
School
wUl
aail
tomorrow
evening
on
tbe
Prince
Ru-
,pert
for
Vancouver
wbere
he
will
apend
ChrUtmaa
and
New
Ysnr.
Capt
H
L.
Hobliwa
who
came
north
-
-
mhtn
Otkifl
aiiM,
.hMwl
ar.ui
I
ipmw.
h
1
1
-
r
on
tbe
CamoMp
ytaterday
afternoon
Mr
at
the
flrst
ef
tba
week,
will
re-from
a
trip
to
Aleae
Arm
In
connection
,
vurn
by
prlnceaa
Mary
thla
alter-
wltb
hla
buali
latereata.
tf
in
doubt
about
what
to
give
for
ChrUtmaa
give
a
(ubecrlptlon
to
the
Dally
New,
ft
will
be
a
dally
reminder
for
tr-
whew
of
ltS8.
S01
"hamtork
llaat
Sprrlal.
Intll
ma,
r
Hilt
xell
tbrne
Uatyangar
enntl
Mluinrnek
Damn
fr
S(r
per
paatexl.
Tlieae
haaw
will
make
ii
FtplrfKllit
hi
(ilfl!
onler
now.
iMlebrrtrrla.
l-ltlli
Mtreot.
300
John
8t.-.rk.
pioneer
prospector
ot
Mice
Arm.
arrived
In
tbe
city
from
noon
on
bU
return
to
Victoria.
alias
JeaaU
Rotbwetl
f
the
teach
tag
staff
of
Booth
Memorial
School
will
ML
tomorrow
ivwntng
oo
tbe
Prince
Ru
pert
foY
Vancouver
where
ahe
wUl
apend
the
ChrUtmaa
and
Now;
year
holiday
aacon.
Serjeant
J.
P.
XI.
Hannah,
chief
ef
the
city
detachment
ml
tbe
provincial
police,
will
fall
tomorrow
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
where
be
vlll
apend
tbe
ChrUUnaa
and
New
Year
holiday.
be
north
on
tbe
Camoeun
laat
evening
,
c
C.
alius
returned
to
the
city
on
tad
will
propped
thU
afternoon
(on
thejr
Prince
Rupert
tnts
morning
from
a
Prlnceaa
Mary)
to
Vancouver
at
which
print
and
on
-the
Island
he
will
apend
tbe
winter.
We
have
just
received
another
lovely
tot
of
fur
coaU.
eonaUUag
of
muakrat
oaUakln.
French
seal.
Hudson
seal.
Per
sian
tarns
ami
Orey
Krlmmer
Lamb
These
are
all
In
tbe
latest
styles,
and
from
nop
until
ChrUtmaa
we
are
making
a
apieUl
offer
ef
one
third
off
the
selling
price.
Do
not
miss
this
opportunity
of
getting
a
lovely
eoat.
at
-eaaonable
price
-W.
Ooldbloom.
8eooBi
trip
to
Seattle.
He
was
accompanied
by
bis
auter.
HUu
Mabel
Male,
who
n
recovcrma
tram
a
recent
serlouf
operation.
Dr.
and
Mr.
H.
L.
Alexander
will
aail
on
tbe
Prlnceaa
Mary
Una
afternoon
for
tbe
south
to
apend
the
holiday
season.
Th-ey
will
be
in
Vancouver
for
ChrUtmaa,
:
-going
over
to
Victoria
for
New
Yoart.
Shmrrk
lljm
trlal.
t'ntll
rnas.
ue
will
s-e-tl
tlee
Ut.v
Mljar
rurerl
Hhnmnxk
Hams
for
3M-
wr
pon4.
Ttee
liuni
Mill
make
pleuM
Xnta.
Olft!
Order
now.
ItMtrhrrlrria;
sixth
Htrert.
300
Alex
Mitchell
who
U
studying
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia
in
Vic-toru.
arrived
heme
on
tha,
Prince
Ru-
Laocr
Poatrni
of
Canada
which
will
i
rt
Xhu.
morning
to
apend
tbe
CbrUt
be
held
In
Victoria
toward
the
end
of
maa
and
New
Year
holiday
visiting
next
month.
The
BCL
executive
wli'
iwlth
hU
p&renls.
Mr.
and
Mri.
J.
B.
Mitchell.
300
Ninth
Avenue
Bast.
CNR.
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
Capt.
Barry
Ned
den.
arrived
4
10:18
o'clock
tbU
morninK
from
'anoouTer.
Powell
Btver
and
Ocean
Falls
wad
will
aaU
at
4
o'clirk
thU
afternoon
for
Anyox
.
and
I
Stewart,
returning
here
at
7
o'clock
to-!
morrow
night
to
aail
at
10
pjn.
for
'
Vancouver
on
a
special
Christmas
Shamrock
Ham
Special
t'nlil
nias,
we
will
sell
these
TASTY
SUGAR
CURED
amroa
for,
per
fxiund
30c
8
I
nams
These
Hams
will
make
a
splendid
Xmas
Ciift.
Order
now.
BUTCHETERIA
Sixth
Street
We
Have
Just
Received
a
New
Shipment
of
In
1'atenl
Leather.
Kid,
with
Strap
or
l'ump
with
Ruckles
REASONABLY;
PRICED
Just
what
you
xrarit"
for
'Xmas.
We
ajso
have
ft.
nice
assortment
of
Mfn's.
Ladies',
and
Children's
Felt
Slippers,
and
the
price
is
right.
Store
will
he
open
(ill
10
o'clock
every
evening
till
Xmas
Eve.
JABOUR
BROS.,
LTD.
I'hone
613.
3rd
Avenue
and
7th
St.
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m
im
v.
X
U
mTT'
i
im
w
ir
ANTIQUE
LIQUEU
F.
M.
Crosby,
who
has
bean
south
on
,
a
brief
-
business
trip,
returned
to
the
j
city
-from
Vanetouron
tnv)
Prince
Ru-1
pert
thU
morhing.
,
11.
J.
Bradbury,
who
has
been
south
j
on
s
brief
hmliiow
trip,
returned
to
j
ute
cuy
on
w
rruue
juiperi
uus
'
morning
from
Vancouver.
i
ueorge
usbarne
arrived
(roan
tbe
south
on
tbe
Prince
Rupert
thU
morning
to
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season
at
aU
borne
-beet.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Edwards
snd
daughter,
Lorraine,
arrived
on
tbe
Prince
Rupert'
thU
morning
frean
Vancouver
to
visit
with
her
pi
rents.
Mr.
and
lira.
B.
&
Allen,
109
Eleventh
Street.
-
W.
Wilkinson
of
tbe
staff
of
Alex
McRac
Co..
Ltd.
will
sail
tomorrow
night
on
tbe
Prince
Rupert
for
rue
'home
in
New
Westminster
where
be
I
will
spend
tbe
Christmas
and
New
Tear
holiday
season
on
vacaUen.
Cept.
Percy
Shad
forth
of
tbe
Federal
Pilots
of
British
Columbia,
who
piloted
the
grain
ship
Sydtand
from
the
StialU
of
Juan
de
Fuea
to
'Prince
Rupert,
.Tttmied
last
nlgbt
ou
tbe
Camosun
ta
Victoria
after
having
delivered
the
ves
sel
here.
Miss
Joan
Went,
who
U
atlendtag
aehool
In
Vsneouvsr.
srrtved
liome
eat
tfee
Prince
Rupert
thu
morninK
to
spend
tbe
Christmas
snd
New
Year
holiday
season
visiting
with
her
parents.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A,
Wast.
334
Fourtn
Aenue
West.
'
Mlas
Oralg,
R.N.
U
a
passenger
on
the
Prince
Rupert
today
bound
frsm
Vancouver
to
Anyox
where
ahe
will
join
the
atsff
of
the
hospital
succeeding
Miss
McQUHvray
who
has
resigned
and
'111
be
married
next
month
in
Vancouver
to
Fred
Brown,
of
Anyox.
T.
W.
Falconer.
TOll
known
Alio
Arm
merchant,
will
be
a
passenger
on
tbe
Prince
Rupert
.tomorrow
night
going
through
to
New
Westminster
where
he
will
spend
the
CrUtma
and
New
Year
holiday
senedn
with
Mrs
Falconer
and
family
who
.'are
in
residence
there.
Miss
Jean
Buna.
7ho
Is
attending
Columbian
College
at
New
Westminster,
arrived
from
tbe
couth
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tbU
morning
and
proceeded
-by
train
to
New
ISnseiton
where
ahe
wtU
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
jtolitjUy
season,
vMUng
with
Mr.
and
j
Aits.
.
ii..
ya
fianv
wss
uwv
by'
iirs.
fiawle.
Passengers
sailing
for
tbe
south
on
the
Princess
Alary
thU
afternoon
will
Include
Mlsa
A.
MacKay,
Miss
PbyUU
Lamb.
Dr.
and
Mrs
I!
L
Alexander,
R.
C.
Dagg.
H.
Clark.
lluh
Ftsser.
Harold
Ntckerson.
W
T
Parsons,
Mrs.
Dallberg
and
three
children,
J.
Kelly.
P.
Vldsl
and
J.
E.-8trk
foi
Vsncouycr:
Lieut
aud
Mrs.
R
P
Ponder
for
Alert
Bay:
Mr.
and
Mrs
Jrni
Flew!:..
Dr
J.
jOos-e.
Capt.
H
L
R.i!erso:i
and
Eric
gNJOY
the
seasons
j
toasts
to
the
utmost
with
Caledonia.
Its
mellow
flavor
is
unsure
passed.
Reputed
Quarts,
$3.50
Imperial
Quarts,
CALEDONIA
WHISKY
BOTTLCD
IN
BOND
BY
B.
C.
DISTILLERY
CO.vLTD.
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
B.C.
Antique
Lique51
;
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
1
of
British
Columbia
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ance
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Tremendous
Reductions
In
Coats,
Hats,
Dresses,
Handkerchiefs,
Lingerie,
etc.
Everything
on
Sale
Christmas
Gifts
-
-
at
Cost
"THE
INVISIIILE
I1EDROOM"
KROEIILER
DAVENl'ORT
RED
SUITE
':
'
'
Upholstered
in
two-tone
Jacquard
Velour.
$2."0.(Ml
"Home
Lovers'
Club"
terms,
tfo.oo.
cash
Barries
Home
Furnishings
"FURNITURE
OF
DISTINCTION"
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Avenue
I'hone
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