THE
ACME'S'
I
Annual
1
SjlI
!
M
CunlinueH
with
an
unstated
flow
of
the
nicest
Bargains
in
B.C.
MEN'S
OVEHCOATS
He
fore
our
Temptation
Sale
closes,
we
me
making
a
very
,
,
i
il
offer
on
Men's
Overcoats.
The
regular
value
of
these
.
:n
up
to
$46
each.
They
come
in
sii;,rie
..;id
double-breasted
w.-il
tailored
from
heavy
weight
pure
wool
tweeds,
well
,1,1-
e
l
and
revealing
for
the
most
p.-ut
the
.ip;euling
cheek
.
,
k
materials
at
their
beat.
Here
every
Overcoat
in
i
he
i.ouse
at
mptution
Sale
Prist,
each
Thompson
Hardware
03
Third
Avenue.
Water
Pulls
Wash
Hoards
('lathea
I.lnea
(
lollies
Baskets
"1
Jlu
$11.00
MSN'S
SWEATERS
lltve
is
a
beautiful
lot
of
Four
Pocket
("oat
Sweaters
for
Vn,
the
very
latest
They
are
mo.n
comfortable
garments
in
i
weather
and
yet
not
bulky
to
wear,
Pure
wool
in
all
.h.olc.
and
slse.
Rfrgular
vaue
in
$8.60
f
QC
.notation
Sale
Price
elll
t.-.tion
Sale
Price
ajrvr
a
arur
MKN'8
UNDERWEAR
Sti.ni'ield's
Red
Label
l'ui-
Wool
Underwear
for
Men,
in
piece
suit
or
combination.''.
Regular
$5
value
QCJ
VIKINtt
AND
WOISEY
UNDERWEAR
The
finest
Underwear
for
Men
in
l'ure
Wool.
Regular
,m
anil
$7.60
valueit.
fl
QC
I
.mptation
Sale
'Price
Acme
::
Importers
No
I
.U.I).
Orders
Strictly
Cash
No
Charge
Accounts
Mail
Order
ForwHr-'ed
Express
Prepaid
Where
a
Drop
of
Liquid
Looks
Like
a
Mountain
Small
thing
a
drop
of
water
isn't
it.
but
a
big
thing
at
Ormes.
In
Certain
prescription!"
liquids
mu
t
be
measured
right
to
a
drop
or
lean.
In,
"
prescription
department
you
will
find
both
the
instruments
to
do
this
extremely
exact
measunns
and
also
the
men
with
the
training
and
skill
to
use
these
delicate
measures
as
they
should
be
ued
You
may
have
full
und
complete
confidence
that
prescription
you
send
to
Ormes
will
be
filled
as
they
should
be
filled.
Jiic
Pi'tncvr
l)rtnitti
HIRD
AVE.
f,
SIXTH
ST
TELEPHONES
K?L-20O
Xrnas
Money
I'eoplc
often
h'ive
money
ifiven
them
for
Christmas
and
ndly
know
how
best
to
spend
it.
A
Omen
Watch
would
be
Imting
remembrance
when
many
other
thing
would
he
"tten.
Prices
from
to
JjtT.'UM
A
diumond
would
also
ht
suitable.
Prices
from
$S.(H)
to
JjWWO.OO
John
Bulger
Jeweller
Prince
Rupert
Wnsh
Tuba
Wash
Roilera
Ceiling
Racks
(lollies'
AVringcrn
M
OFF
ATT
ELECTRIC
RANOKK
WIURLDRY
ELECTRK
WASHERS
EASY
VACUUM
ELECTRIC
WASIIKks
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Dentist.
Dr.
j.
r,
Qosm.
Phone
888.
Skating
amy.
a
to
4
and
8
to
10.
r
Tamny's
Taxi
tav
JHPft
'ate.
the
pVce
tTsult
TSody'a
packet.
A
u
0t
the
Big
4
habit
i
When
thlatmt
of
a
Tail,
phone
4.
u
Matt
Menagohr
will
sail
tonlsht
on
th
Princess
MnTy
for
Victoria.
Kenneth
Scherk
arrived
in
the
cltv
m
laat
nlght'a
train
Irom
Burua
Lake.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E
Bourget
aailed
thla
induing
on
the
Camosun
fop-
Vancouver.
For
a
selection
of
chocolate
and
amoklng
sundries.
Federal
News
Co..
j
Third
and
Pulton.
tf
!
R.
H
Worloclc
returned
to
the
city
on
hs
Pries
Dnrur4
t
ihl.
v.na-t
.i-
After
having
spent
the
Christmas
and
New
Tear
holiday
season
at
Alice
Ann
i
with
his
parents,
air
ar.d
airs
J.
A.
i
Anderson.
Ocrdon
Anderson
returned
to
the
city
on
ihe
Csmosun
ihls
mon.lng
fKin
the
north
to
resume
his
studies
at
the
Prince
Rupert
High
School
Phillip
Host
In
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
staff
at
Vancouver,
who
haa
been
spending
the
Chrltmas
and
Hew
Year
holiday
season
visiting
at
Smlth-rrs
with
his
parents.
;Jr
and
Mrs
6.
H.
HoskUU.
will
arrne
from
the
interior
oa
Thursday
afternorn's
train
and
sail
Friday
mcrr.lng
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
the
south.
Uls
Lola
Anderson,
who
has
best
spending
the
Christinas
and
New
Year
holiday
season
at
Hnrelton
with
her
parents.
Mr.
snd
Mr
W
W.
Anderson,
will
arrive
in
the
city
on
Thursday
afternoon's
train
from
the
interior
and
Mill
Friday
morning
on
the
Prince
Ru-1-ert
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
rw-ttime
her
studies.
l
M'ss
Jean
Burns,
who
has
been
spending
tire
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
m'jm
o
at
New
HSstlton
vltb
Mr.
m.d
Mr.
C
H.
Sawla,
will
arrive
from
the
lnterlcr
on
Thursday
afternoon's
wain
si
d
salt
Friday
morning
on
the
I'rmcT
Rupert
for
New
Westminster
here
he
will
resuue
her
studies
at
Columbian
ColleRe.
j
Chief
B'.eward
J.
Walker,
who
I
bcci:
m
the
Prinoa
Oecrge
for
the
has
nest
np!e
of
eriisora.
arrived'
on
the
Prince
i:tupc!t
t)i
morning
from
Vancouver
to
J
Vln
hi
former
ship,
the
Prince
Char-les.
miurh
m
in
dry
dock
hore.
Chief
E'.fward
Adum
Ramify,
who
has
been
i
iriirtini!
hy
the
Prlnc?
Charles,
will
,roiferl
soutli
and
next
w.ison
will
go
the
Punrr
C!.
ttgi
his
former
ship.
j
IV
on
?tf:'ir
Csnioun.
Capt.
James
'
fi'dlsy.
viiich
hd
engine
trouble
after
!
ltiivii
R
here
tot
the
north
Monday
nurrlii
rttuvm'tl
t:
port
at
6:45
this
i
n:i
rnliik'
from
Stewart.
Anyoa
anrt
wsy-,
polntii
and
sailed
nt
8
for
the
south,
'tt
lb
expected
that
the
Oemoftun
will
l.-i-in
l:p
ttitlidrnwn
fmm
servlr
for
jevrihaul
and.be
removed
teinporarily
iiy
the
Chrtchstn
or
Venture.
It
will
N'
r.t
least
n
couple
of
inonthe
before
the
Kteamrr
Cntala.
which
la
Ulidr-'(K'lnu
repair
folldwlnj
her
retrent
wreck,
all!
be
rirdy
to
6
in
service
again
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
,
.
44--
.
FX)H
8AI.E
-
MTOO
BtlTB
A
NCWLY
nr..
shed
house.
5t
rooms,
bathroom.
pantry
and
basement.
Handy
to
nawmilt.
Phdne
Blank
631
'wt-S
p"i
rl
-f
-
-
FOR
SALE.
HIW
WO
ROOMED
House
and
Lot.
Apply
owner.
1IS0
Park
Avtnv.e.
;:
-
S
;
ANNOUNCEMENTS
t
rik'a
Lckp-yrsr
Dam,
January
SO.
legion
Novelty
Dance
January
J'f.
Pi
nice
Rujiort
Girls'
Drill
Team
dance
February
3.
l;k
b
Auiiual
Dance,
February
17.
John
MeRae
ieeo&gMd
to
hi
home.
844
Fourth
Avenue
Eat.
with
a
sever
attack
of
influenza.
.
wm
''''
Mr.
and
Mr.
Wbtik'
ionen.
who
haa
been
spending-
i
f
atk
n
Vancouver
und
Victoria,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Bupart
fMf
morning.
Oeorce
Oaborn
returned
on
tb
Camosun
this
moromg
to
Vancouver
after
having
spent
the
holiday
season
in
the
city
visiting
with
hla
parent.
11.
M.
Stephana
St
Oompanjr,
Ltd.
are
moving
from
their
gt&alpm
In
the
Exchange
Block
to
trie
Allen
Block
neat
to
the
Electric
Bakery,
Third
Avenue
tf
A.
Q.
fflocomb
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Bupert
this
morning
from
Vancouver
where
he
spent
th
Christmas
and
Jfew
Tear
holiday
sea
son.
Miss
Irene
Bounuss
arrived
oif
the
Pr.r,
,
n,.
!
Pnnce
Rupert
this
morning
from
Van-
to
tKy
readers
r
43
00
a
year
lor
out
uf
taAii
resident
6
Pol:
Howard
:!:
sr.
I
Friday
morning
on
the
Prlnco
Rupeit
to
spc-iid
a
two
months'
holiday
In
Vancouver
and
Victoria
vlaltlng
with
relatives.
the
office
of
the
Government
Tele
i
graphs.
Ed.
Fenmld
of
the
Premier
Mine
staff
at
Stewart
is
a
passsnger
on
the
Prince
Bupert
today
resuming
nor.h
after
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
and
other
poi&u
ta
the
aauth.
"
"
"
,
,
Idaho
Mining
Co.,
'
Is
s
r
psasengar
-w
on
New
Yrir
hoi:
ant
ti.v
mmn
!
the
Prinoa
Eupart
today
returning
tc
The
ll.ve
het.e.n
Halvu.
K,
8tWSH
after
.
U1P
W)
VanOOUeST
SDd
ether
polaU
In
tta
south
.tas
having
heen
hnally
cleared
of
.
nr.t
tha
train
rliiA
fmm
tKa
17a..
7
JZ.:L
I
"
T.
A.
Bryant.
Maabsr
of
the
native
:r
'r.::::'.
zz
zz:
."i
netutotia.
mrrd
ZZ
Z
Z
...
,
Prince
Kupart
ibis
awrning
from
Van
icouver
when
ha
syMt
the
Chrtstmar
the'"
K,W
Y
C
W.
Tourt.llotte.sart.unt
to
PscUlc
Coast
manager
of
the
Canadian
Merchant
Marine,
arrived
on
the
Prince
Rupert
thla
morning
from
Vaueouver.
being
here
on
official
duties.
He
will
J.
S.
Rogers
of
the
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
returned
to
the
city
oc
the
Prince
Hupsrt
thai
morning
from
"
-r
'
in
SVIrf.v
nnmlnn
.
.
u,
Bogen
,d
family
M.
Aivasotf
arrived
on
the
Prince
per,
mormng
trom
tne
utn
.Mnuni
from
VcoUvwr
rrlnee
Bupert
dutrlct
of
m.ny
com-
.
beln
ht"
f
lnC"0
BJ0.
Tent
.to
mercial
travelers
who
have
been
spending
the
Christmas
snd
New
Xesr
holl-dav
aeuou
In
VanoAuver.
'
local
branch
of
the
and
Ajrnmi
Co.
T
wf
tch
he
is
proprietor.
The
price
of
the
Dally
News
is
now
60c
s
month,
payable
la
advance,
for
Prince
Bupert
subscribers
or
IS
a
year
Those
wishing
the
paper
delivered
wUl
please
call
at
the
ottee
or
telephone
I
L
Motorablp
BeUinghsfn.
Capt.
J.
E
Anderson,
arrived
at1
8
o'clock
this
morning
frem
Katchlkaa
with
two
carloads
of
frosaji
fish
fir
transshipment
Bast
over
the
Canadian
National
Rail
wiys.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
B
McCallum.
who
as
recently
married
In
the
city,
the
bride
having
formerly
been
Mlaa
Ruth
Lemon,
returned
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
honeymoon
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
C
Baylies
and
family
returned
to
the
city
oa
the
Prince
Ru-rt
thai
morning
after
a
holiday
trip
nouth
in
the
course
of
which
Mr.
Bay-Its,
who
k)
local
agent
for
the
Union
Oil
Co.,
attended
a
cortl)any
eonfarenc;
:n
Portland.
Oregon.
During
the
past
twaasy-four
hours,
fifteen
carloads
of
grain
have
arrived
from
the
pralrtes
for
the
Alberta
Wheat
Port's
Prince
Rupert
elevator.
Railway
onyes
this
morn
ins
reported
some
SS0
carloads
on
the
division
west
of
Jasper
bound
for
Prince
Rupert.
Provincial
Polios
Oonstem
O.
L.
Hall
of
Smitaers
and
his'
bride,
formerly
Mlu
JoSn
Peterson.
RM.
ef
the
nursing
staff
of
the
Smltbers
Hospital,
arrived
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
aftei
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Vanoouvei
and
Naaalmo
and
proceeded
to
the
Interior
by
train.
Supcrrntendent
Warren
of
the
Big
Missouri
mine
and
Mrs.
Warren
ore
passengers
aboard
th
Prince
Rupert
todry
returning
to
Stewart
sfter
having
gone
south
for
the
Christmas
snd
New
Year
holiday
season.
M.
M.
O'Brien
of
the
engineering
staff
of
the
mine
is
-lo
returning
to
Stewart
on
the
same
boat
Charles,
riil'ulps,
better
known
"Charlie
the
Barber."
lustslned
palnfti
I
injury
In
the
form
of
three
broken
rib
when
he
slipped
off
th
sidewalk
on
Pulton
Street
on
Monday
night
and
larded
on
the
rock'
below.
He
la
re
malning
at
his
shop
on
Third
Avenue
where
th
injuries
have
been
dressed
and
he
la
reported
to
be
resting
s.s
easily
aa
possible.
On
New
Veer's
Ive.
water-pipe
in
one
of
the
unoccupied
apartments
lu
Washing
ton
Rlcek.
Sad
Ave.,
frose
up
and.
as
a
result,
part
of
the
Dry
Ooods
and
Novelty
Shop'H
stock,
immediately
under,
was
damhged
by
water.
All
this
stock,
which
otherwise
I
first
class
quanty
goods,
will
be
sold
at
coat
price.
Sale
starts
Thursday
sad
it
will
be
a
good
one.
Term,
cash
only.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
V.
Clyne
arrli-ed
m
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
tfupert
thla
morning
from
Vancouver
to
take
up
their
residence
here
Tliay
were
recently
married
In
Vsncou-vr,
Mr.
Cyn
hsvlng
formerly
been
Miss
Betty
Somerset,
'well
known
and
popular
In
Vancouver
society
and
his
trionic
Circles.
Mr.
Clyne
la
a
member
of
the
local
law
firm
of
Williams,
ilan-acu
Si
Oonzales.
,
mm
5
J..4T
v.-
CANADIAN
PIANIST
.
!
TRAVELS
IN
EUROPE,
LONDON.
Jan.
4.
-
European
musics!
critics
sound
th
praises
of
Eva
Clare.
Canadian
pianist
of
Winnipeg,
who
re-.
gently
appeared
before
continental
su-d
lance.
The
following
are
extracts
j
tram
same
of
the
newspaper
comments:
Prague,
"B.ihm!a"
When
on
thinks
of
tgrlH.
on
lulnka
of
mountains.
I
of
lakes
of
great
apaoee
la
the
pisy-!
Ing
of
Eva
Clare,
a
Canadian
who
gave
j
bar
first
Prague
recital
in
the
Mozar-tbeuna
this
week,
was
th
vigor
and
iresnne
one
wouia
espect.
sna
aiso
a
warmth
that
captivated
her
audience.
Her
program
wss
a
varied
one.
Munich
"Neuest
Nachrishten"
"Eva
Clare,
the
Canadian
pianist,
haa.
a
buoyant,
sympathetic,
richly
colored
touch,
combined
with
a
brtlllan
technique.
Added
to
this
It
is
s
pleasure
to
state
that
bar
'style
Inclines
definitely
toward
the
deeply
mualenl.
rather
than
the
merely
virtuoso.
Eva
Clare
la
an
unusually
interesting
plan-Ivt."
Vienna
"Welt
Blatt"
"The
Canadian.
Eva
Clare,
haa
apparently
stulted
in
Europe,
giving
her
a
background
of
musical
culture.
This
Canadian
artist
should
be
heard
often
In
Vienna."
Vienna
"Tagcsaeltung"
Eva
Clare's
playing
of
the
old
masters
showed
a
feeling
for
their
style,
but
ahe
belong
in
the
writers
optnlcn.
to
that
class
of
manlike
women
plantsu,
full
of
energy,
w.iose
tone
naturally
suits
big
brilliant
effects.
Th
Bach-Tausatg
coming
'fter
an
old
group
Illustrated
this."
Budapest
"Budapest
Hlrap"
"Th
concert
last
evening
of
the
Canadian
pianist
Eva
Clare
made
a
fine
lm-1
presaion.
Her
playing
has
poetlciU
In
bM.
la
tssteful
and
thoughtful.
Her
excellent
rythmical
sns
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remark
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sensitive
pedaling
should
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noticed."
Eric
Dingwall
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
after
having
spent
the
Christmas
and
New
Year-
holiday
season
visiting
in
Vancouver
and
.
Victoria.
Mlsa
Dorothy
Ollllngham.
R.N..
who
spent
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season
visiting
at
Britannia
Beach
with
her
brother.
Ed.
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ham.
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to
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cl'.y
on
th
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