t
the
most
hgrlicular
taste
THE
ACME'S
Annual
(
ontinuM
with
nn
unabated
flow
of
the
Biggest
Bargain
in
ILL'.
MEN'S
OVFRCOATS
lit
tore
onr
Temptation
iSale
rlu.He.H,
we
art
making
a
very
offer
on
Men's
Overcoat..
The
regular
value
of
these
i
m
up
to
$45
each.
They
come
in
single
and
double-breasted
well
tailored
from
heavy
weight
pure
wool
tweed,
well
i
';,
and
revealing
for
the
most
part
the
appealing
check
'.nk
muli-rials
at
their
best.
Here
goes
every
Overcoat
in
mutation
Sale
Price,
each
vu,ww
1K)YS-
SWEATERS
I'"
y'
Jersey
Sweaters
the
famou
S;.
Margaret's
brand,
'
''
in
Kngiand.
Made
of
pure
Cashmere
Vmi
with
polo
col-11
They
come
in
all
shades
and
in
all
size.
Thin
in
the,
most
Mi.
.ruble
irarnient
for
any
boy
and
what
he
like
J-f
AC
-
v,
too.
Temptation-
Sale
Price
?JLOU
HOYS'
STOCKINGS
ISoys'
Double
Knee
and
Diamond
Knee
Stinking,
made
in
"ntrland.
the
famous
St.
Margaret's
brand.
These
are
pure
""I
and
for
boys'
extraordinary
hitrd
wear,
can't
be
beat.
H
-izea.
QC
l
niptation
Sale
Price
VIKING
AND
WOLSKY
UNDERWEAR
The
f
I
neat
Underwear
for
Men
in
Pure
Wool.
Reirular
"
and
$7.60
values.
fl
QR
''-'"p.tioii-8a!e
Price
w
w
Acme
e
fflDorters
No
I
.0.1).
Orders
Strict
Iv
Canh
No
Charge
Accounts
Mail
Order
I'-ornr.'ed
Express
Prepaid
SPECIAL
Trial
OFFER
For
26c
and
without
any
further
obligation
on
your
part,
we
will
give
vou
one
of
the
famous
DUR-
,
H
AM
DUPLEX
Razors
(exactly
the
same
as
those
l'Mfiljyifir
regular
$1
fiO
sets)
with
one
blade,
l.
yjnjior.aliaving.
The
number
of
Razora.we
can
,i?ive
away
at
this
price
is
strictly
limited.
GET
YOURS
TODAY
rotes
IM.
7c
Pioneer
Drttggriste
THIRD
AVE.
f
SIXTH
ST.
-
-
TELEPHONES
8-?,200
Local
and
Persoaal
B.O.
Undertskers.
Phone
l
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
a.
amu.
Phone
BBS,
Skating
dully.
2
to
4
and
8
to
10.
tf
Tommy
'a
Taxi.
Phone
790.
Zenith
Cafe.
-Wv
tf
Zenith
Ca:e,
the
place
to
ault
every
body'
pocket.
"
tl
Price
ot
Daily
Neva
M
centa
a
month
to
city
reacted
or
earn
a
year
tor
out
of
town
residents
6
Mr.
and
Mrs.
a.
h.
Woodland
returned
to
the
city
on
Um
Prince
Ruoert
thin
morning
Ironl
a
week's
trip
to
Stewart.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Howe,
after
having
spent
the
pant
three
weeka
In
the
city,
returned
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
to
Vancouver.
The
price
of
the
Da.
y
News
1
now
50c
a
month,
payable
In
advance,
for
Prince
Rupert
subscriber
or
85
a
year.
Those
wishing
the
paper
delivered
will
please
call
ut
;:ie
otllce
or
telephone
08.
8
Mskliu;
the
round
trip
to
the
Pacific
coast,
Mr.
H.
Cope
and
son.
F.
Cope,
of
Carlyle.
Saskatchewan,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
east
on
yesterday
after-noon't
train,
sailing
this
morning
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Mlas
Llnnea
Hanson
returned
by
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
to
Victoria
where
she
will
resume
her
studies
after
having
tpent
the
Christmas
and
Hew
Year
holiday
season
visiting
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mra.
O.
Hanson.
768
Sixth
Avenue
West.
Dale
Wit.
manager
of
the
Premier
Mine.
was
a
passenger
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
bound
south
on
business.
Accompanying
him
was
his
daughter.
Miss
Elizabeth
Pitt,
who
if
returning
to
ber
studies
at
Taeoma
after
having
spent
the
holiday
season
at
home.
P.
B.
Tsylor.
discoverer
and
operator
of
the
famous
Topley
mine
aa
well
as
other
mining
properties
in
the
central
interior,
arrived
In
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon
t
train,
accompanied
by
airs.
Taylor,
and
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
and
other
points
In
the
south
on
a
months'
business
trip.
There
was
an
enthusiastic
crowd
of
local
youthful
basketball
players
at
the
government
wharf
yesteruay
alternoon
to
give
the
Ocean
Palls
team
an
en-:ius:n
stlc
send-off
as
It
left
on
the
Prioress
Mary
returning
home,
'ollow
In
the
Inter-High
School
series
here
The
beys
from
the'
paper
town
mack
tb
trip
here
in
charge
of
William
PlenCbrielth.
At
the
Rotary
Club
luncheon
yesterday
at
the
Covmodort
cafe.
James
Code
of
Camraee.
Athena,
member
of
tl-e
Rotary
club
at
that
point,
jfe
a
guent.
He
empassasia
to
the
club-
the
value
of
the
Peaoe
River
and
the
desirability
of
awestern
o.itlet
to
Prince
Rupert.
City
Engineer
McLean
gave
a
brief
addreas
and
vecal
soles
were
ren-rkred
by
Mrs
Jervls
McUod
and
8.
A
'
M
rP
hereon
Colonel
J.
W.
Nltbolls
pre
sided
,
f
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Mary,
Capt
Arthiu-
Slater,
southbound
from
Alaska
ports
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
ar
rived
in
port
at
3:15
yesterday
afternoon
frcm
Ketchikan,
tailing
at
S
for
CV-can
falls
Passengers
arriving
nr
from
Alaska
on
the
Mary
Included
M'rhae
Busen.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Murdo
McDonald.
Miss
Ha
rash
McDonald.
Miss
Nelllna
McDonald.
Mrs.
Helga
Johnstone
Jrmes
C
langley.
Phyllis
Brudle.
Mrs.
Florence
Hlcka.
Mrs.
Jeanne
Stewart.
Jrhn
A.
Freeman,
Marcus
Peterson.
Mrs.
Mary
Uiwler
and
Mrs.
Elsie
Prince
The
vessel
had
r
total
lift
of
about
fifty
passengers
bound
south.
Elk
A
N
NOU
NCCM
RNT8
's
leap-yenr
Dance.
January
90.
U-glon
Novelty
Danes
January
37
Pr:uce
Rupe.-t
Olrls'
Drill
Team
cance
February
8.
Elk's
Annual
Dance.
February
17.
OlUt
GHKAT
CLOSING
out
SALE
MBN-S
ATs'D
T50YS
("1.0T1IING
AND
FURNISHINGS
is
UII
on
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
It.
Miller.
Proprietor
Had
a
Severe
Gold
Coughed
Incessantly
Mrs.
C.
Fehrman,
Selkirk,
Out,
vrritet;
"Last
winter
I
suffered
from
a
very
severe
cold.
I
coughed
Incessantly
which
irritated
the
glands
and
caused
sore
throat
"I
tried
several
medicines
without
any
luck,
but
one
dy
t
picked
u
your
almanac
and
read
about
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
"I
get
ft
bottle
and
after
taking
couple
of
dose'i
felt
much
relieved
and
vrheu
I
bad
finished
it
my
cold
had
simply
disappeared.''
f
"Dr.
Wood's"
i
5e-
bottle,
lergt
fatally
site
60e.;
far
tale
at
all
drug-(fists
and
dealerij
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Mflbuxa
Co.,
limited,
Toronto,
Out
Oct
the
Big
4
habit)
When
thinking
of
a
Text
phone,
4.
v
r
For
a
selection
jM
chocolates
and
smoking
sundries.
"Federal
Newt
Co.,
Tulrd
and
Fulton.
tl
Mrs.
W.
P.
Armour
is
a
patient
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
Buffering
from
ail
unpleasant
attack
ol
lnfluenaa.
W.
1.
Fisher,
who
has
been
confined
to
his
borne
for
three
or
four
weeks
with
a
severe
attack
of
pleurisy,
is
low
able
to
return
to
his
law
omce.
Miss
H.
MlddteUm.
who
has
been
Visiting
with
her
slater.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Wll-
rxm.
81
Tatlow
Street,
returned
by
the
rlnce
Rupert
this
morning
to
Vancou
ver.
Edgar
Anderson,
OPR.
agent
at
Ket
thlkan.
waa
a
passenger
on
the
Prin
cess
Mary
yesterday
afternoon
going
through
to
Seattle
Oh
a
brief
holiday
trip
Mrs.
r.
O.
Dawson
will
addreas
the
Fireside
Club,
Monoay
evening.
Janu
ary
8
at
the
Baptist
Church.
Subject:
"An
Evening
with
Kipling."
Everyone
welcome.
6
Miss
Tyler,
who
has
been
on
a
visit
to
her
sister.
Mrs.
Adam
Mackle.
Waf-
dran
Apartments,
tailed
this
morning
by
the
Prince
Rupert
on
her
return
to
Vancouver.
Capt.
W.
P.
Armour,
manager
V
D
C
Towage
and
Lighterage
'
.Ml
tc
morrow
morning
by
t
or
Vancouver
On
a.
busln
;.
II
will
be
.away
for
a
week
.M
.
Mrs.
Harry
Hicks
of
s-,
iv.,:-
ni...
een
on
s
trip
to
....
c
city
frcm
the
n
:.
.
f
MuO'
yeuterdsy
n
'roceed
on
Ber
t--.h,
.
-.
,
.'Irit
boat
bound
t
B
.
a
,
Miss
B.
Barrett
.
.
.
.
.
.
i
-
years'
training
!
s
.m;).-m
rjeneral
HosplU
...
:i.
::.
i
on
the
Prince
ke
-.
-
:
-
:
V.
i;
-.me
where
she
will
taki
..:
!i
qualifies.
ion
for
a
.
v...,
couver
General
Hospi;
.
tl.
Campbell
of
England
:.
nil
-tie
city
from
the
East
on
yestercLiy
.:
t-uoon's
train
and.
tfssr
havln
-pent
the
night
as
a
guest
at
the
Central
Hotel,
continued
by
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
to
Vancouver
wher
be
will
embark
for
Autralla.
J.
R.
Oaudln.
superintendent
en
gmeer
for
the
White
Pass
Railway
and
Navigation
Co.
at
Whlvehoree.
and
Mm
Oaudln
were
passengera
bound
south
on
the
Princess
Mary
yesterday
after
noon.
They
will
spend
the
remainder
of
the
winter
In
Seattle
and
Victoria
Arthur
cade
sailed
ftai
morning
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vanosuver
where
he
will
resume
his
studies
at
the
University
of
Btltlsh
Columbia
after
having
spent
the
Christmas
and
New
Tear
holiday
season
v
tailing
here
with
his
parents.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
Cads.
M7
Fourth
Avenue
West
At
s
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
yeaterdsy
afternoon
January
S8
was
set
at
the
date
of
the
organization's
annual
ball.
Motifs
Blott
bain
appc:!
ted
general
chairman.
The
Installation
of
the
olub's
1898
officers
will
take
place
at
a
banquet
on
January
38.
At
the
school
board
meeting
last
night
Chairman
Rochester
mentioned
that
an
effort
would
be
made
to
have
the
estimates
In
early
In
February
This
would
comply
with
the
law
which
said
they
should
br
submitted
be
fori
February
18.
They
will
be
dealt
with
at
the
neat
meeting
of
the
Board.
On
New
Year's
Eve,
one
of
the
un
occupied
apartments
la
the
Washington
Blcck.
Second
Avenue,
froee
up
and
as
a
result,
nsrt
of
the
Bra
Oooda
and
'ovelty
Shop'a
stork
'uwMedlatery
un
der,
waa
damaMdrJtsdr.
-
An
nhla
atock.
which
otherwise;,,.
first
el
quality
goods,
will
be
"
sold
at
cost
price
Sale
now
on
Terms,
cash
only.
ENTERTAINMENT
AT
KISPIOX
MISSION
l.nhls
lime
ppeut
at
Event
l
iulrr
Inlteil
Churrli
Autplres
HAZE1.TON,
Jan
0
ha
Tuesday.
De-
j
ifmber
37,
the
Kispiok
Indian
Mission
I
..i
the
United
Clitu
.lt
held
lu
anuuul
I
Phone
C
15
social
meeting
The
Ladle
A.d
of
the
congregation
provided
tea
for
nearly
two
hundred
people.
After
.
tea
was
served
the
school
children
rendered
a
flue
program
of
Christmas
carols
rejecting
great
credit
on
their
teacher,
Mia
L.
Morris.
The
Klsplox
Baud
played
four
selections
of
Christmas
music
under
the
leadership
of
Joe
Btarr,
while
the
choir
sang
two
selection.
"The
Lofd
is
King,"
and
'Silent
Night."
with
Moses
Morrlsjn
aa
conductor
and
Walter
Scultr
p.uyiug
the
accompaniment
At
U-.e
end
of
the
program
a
fine
Uhriatinat
tree
was
given
when
over
ilxty
children
were
made
happy
with
gilts.
During
the
evening
a-i
!erlng
waa
taken
up
tor
the
M
E.
Band
when
over
one
hundred
and
sixty
dollars
was
raised
for
rhiirrh
purp
-.wes.
The
Rev.
Mr.
Y.uinn
Hsselton.
snd
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tom-1
INon.
old
friends
of
the
congregation.
mc
present
rad
added
much
to
the
uc-e
"f
'In-
evening.
,
The
mil.
later.
A.
A.
Burrctt.
after
ex-presMii
his
gratitude
tor
tlie
generous.
r:
j':;
i
.
cloteU
with
tlie
Bcucllctluu.
Annual
January
(CANADIAN?
niiv
Commencing
Friday,
January
G,
and
Closing
Saturday,
January
21.
.
Following
is
a
list
of
only
a
few
items
of
our
stock,
but
everything
is
reduced.
Satisfaction
is
attained
by
seeing
for
yourselves,
and
you
are
cordially
invited.
Linen
Towelling,
reg.
M5c
yard.
Clearance
Sale
25?
Kitchen
Towelling,
reg.
25c.
Sale
7
yafds
for
$1.00
Canton
Flannel,
reg.
40c.
Sale
3
yards
for
$1.00
32
ifi.
Flannel,
assorted
colors,
on
Sale
for
peVjwd
7,-;f
C4
in.
Flannel,
assorted
colors,
on
Sale
for
per
yard
1.50
Heavy
Caating,
assorted
stripes
and
checks.
Reg.
$3.00.
Sale,
per
yard
$
I.O.
White
Flannelette,
very
good
quality.
Sale
5
yards
for
$1.00
30
fa.
"White
Flannelette,
very
good
quality.
Iieg.
36c.
Sale
4
yards
$1.00
Striped
Flannelette,
36in.
wide,
4
yds.
$1.00
Pillow
Tubing,
40,
42,
44
in.
wide.
Reg.
60c
yard.
Sale
per
yard
I
Of
90
in.
Sheeting.
Reg.
l'.00.
Sale
(Kit
IlemnanU
of
Sheeting
72,
82
and
90
in.
wide.
Sale
2
yards
$1.00
White
Cotton,
36
in.
wide,
reg.
40c.
Sale
3
yards
$1.00
White
Cotton,
.16
in.
wide.
Sale
7
yards
for
$1.00
Grey
Cotton
on
Sale
for
7
yards
for.
.
$1.00
Urey
Cotton,
reg.
36c.
Sale
4
f
or
.
.
$1.00
Cretonne,
36
in.
wide.
Sale
3
yards
.
.
$1.00
Ladies'
Brown
and
Black
Cashmere
Hose,
reg.
$1.25
Sale
75
I-adien
good
quality
Cashmere
Ho,
assorted
colors.
Sale
(tot
Ladles'
Wool
Bloomers,
assorted
colors,
good
quality.
Reg.
$2.75
to
clear
at
Sale
$1.6."
Ladies'
Wool
Gauntlet
Gloves,
reg.
-51.50
to
clear
at
Sale
IKi
25
Ladies'
Aprons,
reg.
$1.50
to
clear
at
Sale
each
'.
$1.10
Ladies'
Pink,
Blue
and
White
Nightgowns,
reg.
$1.65
to
clear
at
Sale
$1.00
6
Ladies'
Flannel
D"esses.
to
clear
at
Sale
each
$4.85
20
Ladiea'
Silk
Dresses,
all
colors
and
styles,
reg.
from
$18.00
to
$20.00
to
clear
at
Sale
$10.J5
16
Ladies'
Flat-crepe
Dresses,
reg.
$26.00
and
np
for
$11.05
8
Ladies'
Coats,
reg.
$30.00
to
clear
at
Sale
for
$1.05
1
Ladies'
Coats,
reg.
$40.00
to
clear
at
Sale
for
$21.05
Ladies'
Combs,
Health
Brand,
short
sleeves,
all
sixei,
to
clear
at
Sale
$1.05
16
per
rent
off
on
all
Ladies'
Watson's
Wool
and
Silk
and
Wool
Underwear.
Children's
Mitts
and
Gloves
to
clear
at
3
pair
$1.00
Children's
Gay
and
White
Waists,
reg.
66c.
Sale
500
Children's
Sleepers,
site
1,
2,
3
to
clear
at
Sale
$1.00
Children's
Sleeper,
large
aizes
to
clear
at
at
Sal
$1.26
Girls'
Wool
Hose,
black
only,
sizes
from7Va
to
10,
to
clear
at
Sale
G5
Girls
Wool
Colored,
sizes
from
6
to
8,
reg.
$1.00
to
Clear
at
Sale
Girls'
Wool
Gloves,
reg.
$1.00
to
clear
at
70f
Girls'
White
Flanelette
Nightgowns,
good
quality,
reg.
$1.50
to
clear
at
Sale
$1.00
Girls'
Combs,
long
sleeves,
ankle
length,
reg.
up
to
$2.50
to
clear
at
Sale
$1.25
Girls'
Drawers,
long,
reg.
$1.00
to
clear
at
Sale
250
9
only
Girls'
Winter
Dresses,
sizes
8
to
12,
to
clear
at
Sale
$1.05
15
Heavy
Flannel
Dresses
to
clear
at
Sale
$3.05
25
per
cent
off
on
all
Girls'
Winter
Coats.
20
Children's
Felt
Slippers,
leather
soles,
reg.
$1.66
to
clear
at
Sale
$1.00
18
Ladies'
Felt
Slippers,
to
clear
at
Sale
o
$1.00
66
pr.
Ladies'
Slippers,
low
and
medium
heels
values
up
to
$7.60
to
clear
at
Sale
$2-85
24
pair
Ladies'
Leather
Slippers,
assorted,
to
clear
at
Sale
506
16
per
cent
off
on
all
Ladies'
and
Children's
shoes
from
stock.
Boys'
Flannel
Shirts,
assorted
colors,
reg.
$1.36
Sale
$1.00
Beys'
Shirts
and
Drawers,
reg.
90c
each,
on
Sale
per
Suit
$1.25
Boys'
Felt
Slippers,
reg.
$1.40
to
clear
at
Sale
$1.00
Youths'
rubber
Boots,
knee
length,
first
quality,
to
clear
at
Sale
$2.75
Boys'
Rubber
Boots,
sizes
1
to
5,
to
clear
at
Sale
$:i.75
Boys'
Pyjamas,
all
sizes,
to
clear
at
Sale
$1.85
Boys'
Flannelette
Nightshirts,
to
clear
at
$1.45
18
paid
Men's
Felt
Slippers,
reg.
$1.60.
Sale
$1.10
20
pair
Men's
Felt
Slippers,
good
quality,
reg.
$2.00
Sale
$1.50
Men's
Knee
Rubber
Boots,
good
quality,
reg.
$5.75
Sale
$1.05
Men's
Overalls,
blue
stripe,
reg.
$2.66.
Sale
$1.75
Men's
Flannelette
Nightshirts
to
clear
at
Sale
$1.05
Men's
Turnbull's
Combinations
to
clear
at
Sale
$.'.85
Scotch
Fingering
Wool,
reg.
10c
skein.
Sale
3
for
$1,00
Shetland
Floss,
all
colors,
Sale
8
for
$1.00
Double
Knitting
wool,
reg.
40c.
Sale
S
for
$1.00
Ready
Made
Sheets,
82
in.
wide,
to
clear
at
Sale
Pillow
Slips,
to
clear
at
25c
each.
THIS
SALE
FOR
CASH
ONLY
Jabour
B
ros.
LiixL
$1.25
3rd
Ave.
and
7th
St,
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
fromPrince
Rupert
To
Ketchikan,
IVrangell,
Juneau
and
skagwaj
DeeeHiber
31,
JanHar
II,
38
To
Vsnrouvrr,
Victoria
and
Seattle
January
4.
is.
PUIM'LSS.
BEATRICE.
Fur
Batedale,
East
Bella
Bella.
Ocean
Falls.
INemu.
Alert
ruvafjif
Campbell
Itlvrr,
and
Vanruuicr
every
Saturday,
II
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Agency
for
all
steamship
tines.
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InforuUtleitTfrorn-
W.
C.
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Agent.
'UK
Corner
of
4tb
Slreet
and
3rd
Aveuue,
I'rlnce
Rupert.
U.C.
Phone
II
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Safllnrt
from
rrlnre
Rupert,
lor
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
Swanton
Bay.
Alert
Bay,
etc
Tuesday,
t
p.m.
For
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA.
Itutednle.
tlert
Mat.
etc.
Saturday
8
a.m.
lor
PORT
SIMPSON.
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KIVtM
TOINT8.
ALICE
ARM.
AN
VOX,
8THWAUT,
Wales
Inland.
Sunday.
8
p-in.
It
tnd
Avenue.
R.
M.
SMITH.
Agent.
Prlnr
Hupert,
nc.
Through
tli
ket
sold
lo
Victoria
and
Seattle,
and
baggage
cherked
through
to
destination