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HI
the
opportunity
while
this
Sale
of
Sales
lasts
to
secure
your
re
us
at
Bargain
Prices.
We
list
here
only
a
few
of
our
bargains.
H.
ndkorchiefs,
linen
finish.
4
for
25
rsu.ar.
Stanfield's.
per
gr
.
.
.
.
$1,115
Flannelette
Blankets,
white
and
gray.
Tie.i,
vach
.
.
"..in
beautiful
garments,
reg-WJ.50.
Sale
of
8als
price
flA.ur,
wui,
vegular.W.BO.
Sates
of
milord
Navy
Blue
Suits,
regular
m
U
or
Sales
Priet
il
wool
Socks,
per
pair
.....
I"0
.f
each
...
P1.7B
Men's
Suits,
in
Great
Variety,
at
Less
Than
Manufacturers'
Costs.
Come
and
see
them.
Men's
Shirts,
Master
Mechanic
Brand,
regular
fsVJM.
Sale
of
Sales
Price
txVUB
Men's
Shirts,
by
the
Great
West
Garment
Ob.
Regular
$00.
Sale
of
Sales
Price
.
.
Bstm
Pillowslips,
tor
..
4t
Towelta,
I
for
.
r
98t
IT
COMES
TO
BARGAIN
PRICES,
THEY
ARE
HERE
1
COME
IN
YOUR
VISIT
WILL
i.H
SEE
THEM
FOR
YOURSELF.
SAVE
YOU
MONEY.
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS
Third
Avenue
.
r
rm
1
1
ALL
OVER
CANADA
rt-HERE
in
all
the
British
Empire
in
all
the
world
U
OXO
more
needed
than
CL
right
here
in
Canada?
It
might
liave
been
made
for
us
alone.
On
the
Prairies
and
in
Ontario
and
Quebec,
how
unfailingly
welcome
it
a
steaming,
nourishing,
fragrant
cup
of
OXO
In
the
Maritime
and
on
the
Pacific
Coast,
what
rare
protection
OXO
give
again
dull
and
damp
how
bracing
the
concentrated
goodness
of
the
prime,
lean
beef
which
it
contains!
In
6-oz,
Flasks
and
Tins
of
4
and
10
Cubes
rrr
MMit
TltE
DAILY
NEWS
IVGE
FITI
PARTY
VISITS
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
PORT
CLEMENTS
mm
rw-
jmf
r
ymkw
ar
2...
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1
a
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y
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vl
1
1
ai
lib.
u
1
evr
n
i.
1
it.
t
a
i
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--a
mm
ir
-
a
Oj
r-
MtlVV-.
ft
tcr
rajy.
-a
rait
1
1
r
;
u
The
!ver-ronular
Rhinestone
Come
to
he
Fore
Asjaln
With
fashion
turning
a
watchful
aye
oner
arain
on
evening
modes,
rhinestone
ornaments
claim
their
share
of
attention.
On
this
attractive
dreaa
rhine-9tone
form
the
jewelled
band
that
outlines
the
V-neck
and
tv
rather
low
waist,
at
which
point
the
trimming
assumes
importance.
Whilr
this
particular
aadej
is
f
n
finely
ribbed
chartreuse
cireen
silk
of
heavy
quality,
it
IH
hp
n.i
smart
in
white
with
"biriMtones
.
The
skirt:.(V
1pjiu
and
full,
with
tne
greater
icnfxn
i
back.
MTTftfD
HIS
WAX,
"What,
Bill
in
financial
dif
ficulty?
I
thought
he
.waa
on
Ensv
Street."
"So
did
he.
but
I
guess
ho
tur-
'
ned
the
wrcntr
corner."
Boston
,
Transcript.
mm
COUCm.COLDS
TEHUACE
FT.
E.
Nicholson!
who
spant
'sbiTie
time
here
and
at
the
Anwa-btiry
mill
several
yeara
ago
re-Iturned
to
town
from
the
prairieB
on
Sunday
and
purposes
spending
the
winter
here.
Mr
.and
Mrs.
T.
J.
Kirkpatrick
have
moved
into
their
new
home
ton
Lazellfc
Avenue.
Sir.
and
Mrs.
F.
A.
Lowary
of
'Uak
were
visitors
here
during
the
I
week.
George
Little
is
at
present
on
a
trip
to
Alberta
to
procure
more
horses
for
his
winter
logging
op
erations.
E.
I.
Jienney
returned
on
Tues
day
from
i
business
trip
to
iSmtthers.
vale
waa
back
in
town
durinir
the
week.
Mr.
Davis
has
spent
the
past
few
months
in
the
south
Where
he
took
an
active
Dart
in
Che
recent
pienidentMl
election
campaign.
Mrs.
T.
.1.
Kirkpatrick
was
a
visitor
to
l'rince
Rupert
at
the
beginning
ol
the
week.
S.
J.
Parkinson
of
Vancouver
was
a
business
visitor
here
on
Monday.
Paul
Bro.iin
was
in
from
Kalum
Lake
on
Tuesday.
J.
R.
Honeyman
of
Vancouver
was
here
duri.,i;
the
week
on
one
of
his
periodical
visits.
Th?
P..
D.
iiridjte
Club
met
on
Tuendiiy
evtiniii"
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
George
Little.
Mr.
Alfred
Attn
has
basn
I
Mr.
A.
h.
barker
was
an
af-
choaea
rector's
warden
of
Oierneon
tea
i.ie
on
Monday
Anciiaan
Tfturch
to
take
Hbe
i
Tuesday
of
thin
week.
(place
of
Wm.
Sims
who
netnftv
"
;,
,
movel
to
Kafen.
.
,
li
,
.
.
"
fvisrtor
in
tne
n.nrici
aunng
ine
On
Tuesday
awnitur
at
a
intat-
jln
of
the
local
Conservative
)Vs-j
'
-
soeiation
Jaa.
Kalana
ave
An
ra-
SKIDEGATE
.resting
report
on
Utt
jjrovfnelal..
Conservative
cowantfon
"wldt
lie
:
;
a
nn
attended
recently
in
Vancouver.
"
-
.
iSaturd.iv
niicht
to
Norman
Watt,
0.
I).
Utterrtrom
of
Kltwaiiim
jrnf
,nt
J""
tteie
8nd
Alien,
d
s
tr.ct
for-
.
a
visitor
here
daring
was
waek.
Hill
yTived
Jam
Erl.nd.en
of
Rmo
u
in
town
Wednesday.
-
-if-"
!
oy
inoi'r
vitr
num
run
icmciiw
and
rcturne:!
th
same
w.iy
Mon-
SKIDEGATE.
Nov.
30.
A
party
from
Queen
Charlotte
City
and
Skidegate
motored
to
Port
Clements,
arriving
there
in
time
for
super.
Later
in
the
evening
the,)(!
visitors
were
entertained
in
"Has.-.,,
tie's
Hall
by
the
people
of
he
Port.
Refreshments
were
served
&
at
midnight
at
the
Acme
restaurant
and
it
was
late
when
they
retired
at
the
Delmonlc
Hotel.
Mrs.
Cavelier
and
Miss
Stevens
were
guests
of
Mrs.
Cicconi
while
'there.
j
This
was
the
first
large
party
i
to
visit
Port
Clements
from
the
1
other
end
of
the
islands
since
the
I
new
road
has
been
completed
and
the
Tisitors
were
much
pleased
nt
the
hospitality
shown
them.
It
was
through
the
generosity
of
C.
Miller
and
Captain
C.
Valley
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
that
the
visit
was
made
possible,
they
providing
all
the
cars
for
the
trip.
T.
A.
KELLEif
VISITS
HIS
LOGGING
CAMP
8KIDEGATE.
Nov.
30.
T.
A.
Kelly
of
the
T.
A.
Kelly
Logging
Go.
arrived
in
a
private
boat
at
Lagoon
Day
a
few
days
ago
bringing
some
new
men
with
him.
They
all
gave
the
camps
the
once
over
and
returned
direct
to
mainland
last
week
after
a
successful
season
seining
around
Albert
Bay.
I
On
account
of
the
mild
weather
I
rlaiato
and
Hnnriplinna
are
in
A
number
of
new
books
haw
I
They
were
visiUiw
the
dis-
bloom
aKaln
recently
been
donated
to
the
G.
trict
on
off,c,al
dutie8-
:W.
V.
A.
library
by
local
real-'
dents.
The
six
month
period
for
Mrs.
A.
L.
Mallory
of
Port
Cle-th
novernment
travelling
iibrarj'
ment
"wtoreo
oown
from
Prt
has
expired
and
the
books
will
be
Clements
Saturday
and
after
vis-'tttarMd
as
soon
as
all
have
bean
Mfltf
M
l
uwn
turned
in
to
the
librarian.
Charlotte
City
returned
home.
bB.lc
of
x,
14
les
NB
wAS
E:
-Governor
D.
W.
Davis
of
j
Capt.
C.
B.
Haan
of
the
seine
the
D.
V.
Mines
Ltd.
of
Cedar-
boat
Saaifte
H.
arrKed
from
the
j
A
bachelor
supper
was
given
at
the
Igloo.
Queen
Charlotte
City
I
last
week
by
J.
Simpson,
the
-proprietor.
The
supper
was
prepared
ifrom
products
of
the
lslahHf
amf
i
geese,
ducks,
clams,
salmon
and
shrimps.
Among
the
guests
were
G.
Jolliff.
R
Pahul.
R.
Ritchie,
r.
Miller
and
J.
M'tnro.
'
v
-
-
f
m-.
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
aran
Fri
ay
and
Saturday
LADIES'
COATS
and
DRESSES,
HATS
?
CHILDREN?
COATS,
UMBRELLAS
:
These
are
genuine
reductions
of
seasonable
merchandise.
LADIES'
COATS
Finest
Broadcloth
and
Veloiir,
trimmed
collar
and
cuffs
of
genuine
Possum,
in
browns,
greys,
black,
navy.
Value
to
$45jOQ.
SPECIAL
29.50
LADIES
COATS
FiiV
trimmed
icollar
and
cuffs,
handsomely
lined
and
tailored,
in
navys,
fawns,
etc.
va!
to
$240.
SPECIAL
17.50
CHILDREN'S
COATS
Slsee
0
to
10,
Fur
Coallr
and
Cuffs,
lined
throughout,
in
Fawn,
Blue
and
maret,
ureen,
eic.
xveg.
w
ia.uu
ox
4
0
MISSES'
COATS
Fur
Triwmefcstes
12
to
14.
Value
to
$14.50.
SPECIAL
$10.50
KIDDIES'
COATS
In
a
big
range,
value
to
$6.7Q.
To
clear
3.75
IJIDIES'
FELT
HATS
The
balance
of
our
Hats,
va'ue
to
$8.50
TO
CLEAR
.
.
1.95
IjU)UE'
UMBRELLAS
IrriBittclcoriljVwh
95c,
1.50,
1.95
v
i;f
jKRoim
windows
'
Phone
9
?
3rd
Ave.
&
Fulton
St.