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GIFT
Diamonds
The
Largest
and
Most
Complete
Assortment
of
Gifts
in
The
North
To
the
fact
that
we
carry
a
complete
line
of
Canadian
Wm.
A.
Rogers
silver-plated
hollow
ware
and
flatware
in
different
grades.
The
highest
grade
"Heirloom"
Plate
and
"Debutante"
Flatware
are
absolutely
guaranteed
for
life.
INSPECTION
INVITED
.
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1
Prices
to
meet
any
competition
.
SPORT
NEWS
LIONS
TAKE
TOPJERTH
Defeated
Tacoma
Last
Xljht
to
Assume
Lead
In
Pacific
Coast
'
Hockey
League
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
2:
-The
Vancouver
Lions
defeated
Tmcoma
one
to
nothing
and
took
first
place
In
the
Padftc
Coast
Hockey
League
Standing
last
night.
McAdam
scored
the
only
goal
of
the
game
In
the
epnd
period.
Crib
League
Game
Results
Grotto
Still
keteers
Onfratora
IO.
O.
p.
Tfeo
H
In
Lead
With
Mus
In
Second
Place
Prise
Rupert
Cribbage
League
results
but
night:
Six
Musketeer
11,
bfjte
10.
I.
O.
O.
F.
19.
Moose
8.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
IS,
Elevator
12.
Hawks
16,
Operators
It.
Toe
II
14,
Seal
Cove
13.
KnJthte
of
OolujttfcMg
8,
Orotto
19.
League
Table
Six
Musketeers
Moo
P.
Rupert
Hotel
Wevator
W
L.
Pte.
.149
04
149
..136
107
134
1
.190
113
130
1
.136
115
1S8
.134
119
124
.124
119
124
.119
124
119
...117
126
117
...116
127
116
...112
131
112
...105
138
105
...
98
145
98
CHARLIE
BROWN
IN
VANCOUVER
New
Rifle
Body
To
Shoot
Soon
Small
Bore
Association
Expects
to
Get
Regular
Weekly
Shoots
Under
Way
Shortly
The
newly
formed
Prince
Ruoert
Small
Bore
Rifle
Association
ex
pects
to
get
regular
weekly
shoots
under
way
at
the
rrlniature
range
on
the
Market
Place
within
the
next
week
or
so.
Teams
are
being
finally
lined
up
and,
meantime,
practice
shoots
are
being
held.
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77ie
Letter
Box
I
RADIO
INTERFERENCE
Editor,
Daily
News:
Another
week
has
gone
by
and
no
radio
account
of
excessive
noise.
We
agree
with
the
"Few
Disgusted
Radio
Owners"
that
it
is
useless,
to
have
a
radio
in
Prince
Rupert
under
FRED
H.
CAMERON,
d.
u.
Mcdonald.
E.
ANDERSON.
Two
or
three
motorists
have
been
haled
into
eity
police
court
on
charges
of
falling
to
give
arm
signals
Charlie
Brown,
former
well
while
rounding
Intersections.
The
known
local
boxing
promoter,
is
present
cases
are
helng
dismissed
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OLD
MJk
ROMANCE
m.
MODEK.N
uUt
YOUTH
ITSELf
IntroducingffDEBXJTXNTE
Ii
Is
with
pleasure
that
ie
introduce
"Deliv.
tante,"
the
newest
design
in
Wo.
A.
Rogers
Ilcuieom.
Inspired
by
smart
women's
eeocep-tioBa
of
ail
tfcal
ia
fiee
in-
modern
SiNerware,
linking
today
with
tW
gracious
spirit
oC
tke
old-time
table,
TMiuUnte"uprein1y
expresvs
the
Heirloom
tradition
of
perfect
beauty,
(adoring
wurtb.
W
invite
your
inspection
of
this
latest
and
loveliest
design
of
Wra.
A.
Rogerilleix
loom.
W-
A
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6
R
X
H
E
I
&
L
0
0
M
We
Draw
Our
Customers
Attention
A
Few
Suggestions
Baking
Dishes
Bonbon
Dishes
Bread
Trays
Butter
Dishes
Casseroles
Cornpotes
Cake
Baskets
Child's
Cups.
Cocktail
Shakers
and
Cups
Candle
Sticks
Egg
Sets
Entree
Dishes
Flower
Baskets
and
Vases
Gravy
Boats
Hot
Water
Jugs
Meat
Platters
Trophy
Cups
Well
and
Tree
Platters
Registered
Optometrist
527
and
529
Third
Avenue
West
BIG
DANCE
BY
MOOSE
Opening
of
New
Power
Plant
Signal
For
Celebration
The
new
power
opening
here
was
celebrated
last
night
in
the
Moose
i
Han
witn
a
dance
pjit
on
by
the
Moose
Lodge
which
was
attended
by
close
to
four
hundred
persons.
It
was
a
highly
successful
and
enjpy-'able
affair.
The
feature
of
the
p'ro-jceedings
was
the
visit
during
the
evening
by
Power
Corporation
and
'civic
officials.
Mayor
C.
H.
Orme
and
H.
E.
Pawson,
assistant
commercial
manager
of
the
Power
Cor-1
po
ration
of
Canada,
both
spoke
ap
propriately
to
the
occasion.
The
dance
was
In
progress
from
9
p.m.
until
3
a.m.
and
splendid
mutic
was
furnished
by
the
Premier
Orchestra.
O
lilts
Royer
was
master
of
ereroonle
while
R.
Cameron
was
floor
manager
for
a
number
of
Scottish
dances.
O.
J.
Bacon
was
in
general
charge
while
W.
D.
MeCallum,
C.
Lemon
and
y.
Logan
presided,
at
the
door.
Joe
Ratchford
had
charge
of
the
ptuich
bowl
and
W.
E.
Funnell,
the
hot
dogs
The
general
cormHtee
cortsUted
of
Jack
Prece,
W.
Lamb,
J.
Wide.
T.
Morgan,
N.
Trimmer
and
present
copdJUons
aQd,
ajyso
areje
IP.
Peterson.
wiin
tnem
tnat
sometnmg
must
be
done
at
once
to
clear
up
this
Is
it
Uwt
the
radio
dealers
In
this
city
ate
only
interested
in
selling
machine
and
not
a
bit
interested
in
radio
reception?
Thanking
you
for
your
valuable
space,
Mr.
Editor,
SOMB
MORE.
DISGUSTED,
RADIO
OWNERS,
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O.
W.
LAIDLJR,
IL
E.
De
WOLF,
vThe
Power
Corporation
ferft
valu-T
able
assistance
in
connection
with
the
staging
of
the
dance.
FINED
FOR
CARRYING
LOADED
GUN
ON
ISLAND
William
Bagshaw
was
fined
$25j
-.
and
$3.7&
coals,
with
option
of
two
rrjontrjs'
urfnrlsonrnent,
by
Stlpen
hrvi-EajflAtrate
H.
P.
McLeod
in
kinclal
police
court
this
mornlngl
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J
lU.
'T
oi
it,
cnarge
ui
carrying
tyuuTu
uc-arms
on
Katen
Island,
a
game
preserve.
Bagshaws
gun
was
also
confiscated.
.Bagshaw
was
arrested
at
noon
on
Sunday
on
the
Kalen.
Island
Highway
near
Oliver
Lake.
He
was
earning
a
loaded
shotgun.
George
Oartell
was
charged
In
city
police
court
this
morning
with
i
now
located
in
Vancouver
where
he
with
a
warning
but
in
future
ones.uinnlvlnir
llnuor
to
Indians.
The
takes
a
'prominent
part
In
boxing
the
"pSlfee
Will
askj
for
Imposition
of
case
was
adjourned
until,
tomor-
FLAT
WAKE
HEILBRONER'S
JEWELRY
STORE
Wife
of
Power
Manager
Gives
Afternoon
Tea
Mrs.
J.
J.
Little,
wife
of
the
general
manager
of
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Co.,
was
a
tea
hostess
yesterday
afternoon
at
her
home,
Fourth
Avenue
Bast,
to
many
ladles
of
the
city,
the
affair
being
held
to
mark
the
occasion
of
the
opening
of
the
new
local
power
plant.
The
function
proved
delight
ful
to
the
many
ladle
who
were
preeent.
About
So
Chinese
students
are
attending
European
universities.
Gift
Suggestions
Clocks
of
all
descriptions,
including
the
new
Electric
Clocks
Toilet
Sets
in
Sterling
Silver
and
Ivori8
Pearl
Tone
Fountain
Pens
and
Pencils
Pipes,
Lighters
and
Pouches
Poker
Sets
and
Pbiying
Cards
Cigarette
Cases
and
Smoking
Sets
i'
loor
and
Table
Lamps
Ladies'
Hand
Bags
in
Bead
and
Fancy
Enamel
Jmbrellas
Suit
Cases
Club
Bags
Brass
Ware
Modern
Optical
Parlors
Telephone
261
SWITCHING
ON
LIGHTS
Ceremony
Went
Off
Smoothly
Last
Night
Presentation
For
Mrs,
Orme
A
damp
drisale
did
not
prevent
hundreds
of
Rupert
people
from
turning
out
last
evening
to
witness
the
turning
on
of
the
new
ornamental
street
light
system
by
Mrs.
C.
IL
Orme,
wife
of
the
mayor.
The
switching
on
was
conducted
without
a
hitch
and
the
new
lights
made
a
very
favorable
Impression
on
all.
After
the
ceremony.
Mrs.
Orme
was
presented
with
a
beautiful
bouquet
of
carnations,
the
presentation
being
made
by
tittle
Janet
Rochester,
daughter
of
Bx-Mayor
and
Mrs.
H.
B.
Rochester.
During
the
ceremony,
selections
were
played
by
trfe
Boys'
Band
under
Bandmaster
Thomas
Wilson.
Father
of
Ocean
Falls
Men
Dies
Murdock
and
Ernest
MeLcod
of
Paper
Town
Were
Sons
of
Late
Jack
MrLeod
The
death
occurred
recently
in
Vancouver
at
Jack
McLeod
at
the
lage
of
63
years.
The
deceased
wm
survived
by
four
sons
and
one
I
daughter.
The
sons
Include
Murdock
I
and
Ernest
McLeod
of
Ocean
Falls.
The
fJift
of
Gifts
A
DIAMOND
Choose
a
fine
blue-whit,
diamond
from
our
(we
assortment
of
spciiim
selected
stones
prictl
from
12.50
one
that
will
always
be
valued
and
apprecated
First
amor-
the
eifts
most
cherished
bv
rVrrrnn,"
Is
fine
jewrlrv.
You
make
no
mUtake
in
l
.
a
gift
here,
for
you
choose
a
gift
of
lastlrtjr
"rth
A
complete
ranjje
of
Gold
Band
and
Fancy
Colored
.
Stem
Ware
In
Our
Bargain
Basement
Sfore
-
Fancy
China,
Dmner
Ware,
Crocker
and
Novelties
IHU'IMIIIHH'
MWMBW
FEWER
ON
VOTE
LIS
i
About
WIS
Person-;
Wi'J
Be
fled
to
VoteatMunldpsltlt;
lions
Next
Month
With
the
closing
f
end
of
November
for
.property
owners
t.(i
municipal
voters
:i
about
2.21ft
persn
,
vote
at
the
annu.i
next
month.
Thi-
:
crease
from
last
v
were
some
2.360
n
crease
is
due
to
t).
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;
tlons
of
llcenn
unf
A
NEW
STANDARD
OF
PERFECTION
20
for
25c.
12
for
15c.
and
in
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r'.Un$
of
50
DIXIE
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