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I.
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January
5,
1928
THE
ACME'S
lation
Sale
Price
FOR
Annual
Continue
wllh
an
undated
flow
of
the
Hisgent
Bargains
In
I1.C.
MEN'S
OVERCOATS
i:
fore
our
Temptation
Sale
closes,
we
arc
making
a
very
.,,
i
il
ofier
on
Men's
Overcoats.
The
regular
value
of
these
,',;.
n
to
$45
each.
They
com1
in
single
mid
double-breasted
k....
well
tailored
from
heavy
weigh;
jure
w,ol
twped-s
well
mi
..-I
and
revealing
for
the
most
pftrt
the
appealing
check
materials
at
their
best..
Here
g-.t-.s
every
Over.
out
in
;!
(
IhiUSC
at
',
niiiaiioi
Sale
Price,
each
$15.00
MEN'S
SWEATERS
w
is
a
beautiful
lot
of
Four
1'ooket
Coat
Sweaters
for
the
very
latent
They
are
mo.U
comfortable
garments
in
weather
and
yet
not
'bulky
to
wear.
I'ure
wool,
it:
all
-
and
lzes.
Regular
value
is$8.EG
!
AS
VV4V
V
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
-uniiuldN
Red
Label
I'ure
Wool
Underwear
for
Men,
in
ere
suit.H
or
combinations.
Regular
$fi
value
iii
ion
Sale
Frice
$3.85
VIKING
AND
WOI.SEY
UNDERWEAR
l
i
e
finest
Underwear
for
Men
in
I'ure
Wool.
Regular
ind
$7.50
values.
1
QC
.it
ion
Sale
Price
p
jtetrts
Acme
::
Importers
(
.U.I).
Order
Strictly
Cash
No
Charge
Account
Mail
Order
1'orwaried
Express
Prepaid
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,
3
A.
L
E
Life
and
Health
You'll
find
Ormes
irnre
than
just
a
store.
Our
men
are
not
ordinary
men.
It's
no
ordinary
thine
we
are
welling
but
life
and
health.
No
ordinary
training
will
do
for
our
graduate-
pharmacu.
They-are
trained
as
the
doctor
i
trained
in
accuracy,
skill
to
act
with
utmost
c;ue
in
emergencies
1
7fw
finmfr
DftiOfiissts
THIRD
AVE
V
SIXTH
ST.
-TtlF-PMONES
0200
With
that
Xmas
Money
I'eojile
often
have
money
ifiven
them
for
Chri.it
"im,
and
"illy
know
how
et
to
upend
it.
A
Cruen
Watch
-uld
!
1-iKting
renienibrance
when
many
other
thing
would
!e
fur-rotten.
Trices
from
f!.00
to
$7.-..00
A
diamond
would
alM
be
guitiiMe.
Prices
from
$sft.oo
to
.yj-moo
John
Bulger
Jeweller
MOW
ELECTRIC
RANGES
;ie
lonjr
nervice
and
are
good
Imkers.
They
combine
best
material
with
high-clan
workmanship
and
beauty
of
I'
ifii
and
tun
be
had
with
or
without
Kitchen
Henter
attached.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Third
Avenue.
I'rlnce
Rupert
LUMBER
MILL
TO
BE
CLOSED
IHg
Ray
Company
to
Dismantle
l'lunt
Just
Purchased
at
Seal
Oove
"Except
possibly
ui
ciu
natal
lumber
to
e
une-d
In
the
construoUon
of
our
e
mill.
we
have
no
Intention
of
fur-"tjjfcfl!'
fi'Ung
the
plant
of
the,
Seal
eaiWyAnber
jatea
oeorge
Mc-
A,"!aVitSr
f
theBlg
Bay
Lumber
'..""Wch
has
purchased
the
mill
of
the.j8eal
Q-we
Lumtje-
Co.
this
morning
The
Sen
Cove
Co
plant
will
be
dlstapjtled
and
the
site
will
probably
be
Med
for
a
loading
or
retail
yard,
hai'dy
as
it
!
both
to
the
city
street
and
the
railway
tracts.
The
machinery
Will
ellher
be
ard
In
the
.new
mill
or
old
While
the
site
of
the
Seal
Core
Lumber
Co.
Is
h
Kood
one,
Mr.
McAfee
explained
that
the
primary
object
of
hl
company
In
making
the
purchase
was
n
eliminate
a)
fire
hazard
caused
thereby
aid
thus
Teduee
considerably
the
Insurance
premium
on
the
new
plant.
Mr
McAfee
stated
that
be
expected
th"
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.
would
be
operating
1U
new
mill
at
Seal
Cove
In
March
Rtceiit
Ciirt
-at'.:er
haj
been
considerably
hamrm
'"liintnirtioii
and
preliminary
v.ork
hu..
4h
thf
urtvdu
of
the
pre-':;'
nKd
;:peil.
operations
are
once
more
.;n.;
rushed
to
completion.
Within
t!;c
next
n.-nth
i
Mr.
McAfee
at
-.ted.
'he
sawmill
s.t
Georgetown,
which
the
compauv
hat-operated
for
several
jenrs.
will
be
clol
i
(own
r.nd
the
staff
b-o.ight
In
to
Prince
Rupert
I!
will
probably
take
about
MX
months
to
c)n:
up
the
'naiber
and
equipment
a:
tr.c
old
mill
and
during
that
time
a
.unall
crew
of
ner.
will
tii
kept
uaerc
to
carry
on
the
work.
MOOSEIODCE
NOMINATIONS
L.
R
Parry,
li.
M.
Sinptton
and
Sam
Hauienschild
are
Candidate
for
Dictator
The
following
nomination!
10:
officebearers
of
the
!'cal
Moose
Lodge
for
the
ccniir.
year
were
nu.;!e
at
a
u:et-lug
of
the
lode
last
nlghi
th.
clact.oii
to
take
place
tint
Wednesday
evetnnjl
Fur
dlc-ator
L.
R
Parr;.
'B
M.
Simpson
and
Sam
Hauclenn
hUd.
F':,;
v.ce-dictator-;
R
Bl.art.
D
C.
Schuijer;.
L.
B.
Parry
and
Tom
Elliott.
I
n:
prcU'c-
Jack
Jtulve.
D.
C.
8chu-'.:.
i:
(l
A
O.
Franks
Fc:
friasurer
T.
Ron
lk.
A.
O
Bar.-.
-
;
u-id
Thor
Johnson
For
trustee
B.
J.
Bacon
and
J.
L.
i'.aln.
new
year
celebrated
at
mehakatla
by
people
of
village
:io:e
attendl:,g
th.
advent
o
the
Ne-v
Yc
ir
wa
heard
throughout
3-t.irday
right,
the
burning
of
ben-.oat
lllhhl
of
aky-roci:ct,
the
rhxre
of
3-mai)
Candles,
the
miniature
explosion
of
fire-crackers
and
claiming
of
vlls.
every
available
source
ot
uolse-rraker
wn
brought
into
ptey.
On
Monday
the
Metlaka'.la
Silver
Bind
paraded
the
street,
with
the
-Gyr!c"
which
turned
out
lit
fancy
i!rea
costumes.
In
tl-e
evening
the
.
whole
villare
popul.tlon
ss
Inv.ttd
ti
the
annual
vw
Year's
par
c!'.
by
the
Village
Council
in
t'ie
Village
llsll.
aud
which
'.a!y
the
biggest
and
:not
elaborate
event
of
the
season
in
the
way
cf
entertainment,
a
real
luppy
time
was
t.Ji
yed
by
all.
Mu.c
by
J
A
Pievost
and
hit
String
baud
Coining
ever.ta
are
a
choir
concert
liv
tiie
Anglican
Church
on
Thursday
nr.d
a
party
and
cor.cert
by
the
Church
Army
on
Friday.
4
Cafe.
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
E1GE
JHREE
tt-
:
Local
and
Personal
BO.
Undertaken.
Pbooe
U
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
K.
Oosse
Phone
684.
Skating
dally,
3
to
4
and
8
to
10.
Tommy
'a
Taxi.
evenlrujs.
Ail
.
.V
.a
SBT
Phone
S,'.
790.
'
-f-'
ill
l.t-0
1
!.
"pent
icti
'iiuncdia-
'!,:.
.Old
!!'.
i(
li,
:
i
.of!
:
u
Zenith
tf
Zenith
Cafe,
the
place'
to
intft
every-
Oet
the
Big
4
babtt
of
a
Taxi,
phone
4.
When
thinking
tf
R.
Boyd
young,
well
known
Port
Sunpeon
merchant,
la
a
busineee
visitor
in
town
today.
For
a
ae
lection
moktng
sundrlM.
Third
and
Fulton.
of
chocolate
and
Federal
Newt
Co.,
Mlts
Beanor
Patmorc
will
aaU
tomorrow
morning
by
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
This
afternoon
i
train,
due
from
the
Eaat
at
340.
wai
reported
thla
morning
to
be
on
time.
Price
of
Dally
News
50
c
nts
a
month
to
city
readera
or
93
XX
a
year
for
out
of
town
residents.
6
Native
Sons
of
Canada
meeting
Friday
at
S
p.m.
In
the
Metroopte
Hall,
lull
attendance
requested.
M.
M.
Stephens
Company.
Ltd.
are
moving
from
tbeir
premises
In
the
Ex-
'.nange
Block
to
the.
Allen
Block
nest
to
the
Kiectrtc
Bakeor,
Third
Avenue.
tf
Misses
Margaret
and
Mary
HcCaflery
will
return
by
the
Prince
Rupert
to
ihey
will
resume
their
studies
in
con
vent.
Mrs.
Wilfrid
Or
at
ton
nailed
last
night
on
toe
pTlnoe
Rupert
for
Pre
mier-
where
ahe
will
visit
with
he)
daughter,
Mrs.
Agnes
Oratton.
Dan
Tiber
'
mg
High
8c:.
day
from
-'Jhrlatmas
1
;
n
Mr.
and
M
Mrs
Olli
morning
b
couver.
ace
'
Ajnes
and
their
atudli
The
pr!
50c
a
nv
Prince
D
,
These
v
.
;
lease
e.
Mn
Chrial:
rlster.
Avenu-
"
I
Prince
afKTLAKATLA,
Jn.
5.
rue
usual
;
,er.
Mr.
W
the
chikan
1)
E
the
Prtt.
M;o
Langley
Lcngley
pi
;
day
visit.
R.
H
Worl
-day
from
Vlcu
holiday
season.
.
by
train
to
Pr
,
med'ate
points
c
business
trips.
H,
u.
formerly
Mlas
ic
IMpf:
Av.
l-).lo!l
s
its
A'
i'
II"!'.
:i-o:i
a
;
1
1
:
Mr-
W.
c.
Aapinall
hats
taken
over
the
practice
of
Dr.
McMillan
and
hopes
to
be
able
to
extend
th
earns
courtesy
and
service
to
the
residents
of
Prince
Rupert.
His
hours
are
from
to
12.
tram
1.30
to
5.
and
from
7
to
8
trnest
TalV
Victoria
barrister,
who
has
been
spending
Use
Christmas
and
New
Tear
holiday
season
here
with
his
brother
and
sister-in-law.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
I.
S.
Taiu
will
return
south
tar
the
ANNOUNCGMFNTS
!
Prince
Rurjert
tomormw
mornlnii
Elks
Uap-jrai
Dsnce.
January
30
I
C.P.R.
steamer
Prlnosea
Mary.
Capt
traertent
.
opyamnnloatlon
i
li
i
'i
iiliW
7&
iipaMUV
MOM
.HO.
W.
S
t.'
r-i
Bwetrw
a
Uasouic
Pun
era
I
eervtce
tor
our
lata
Sight
Worshipful
Brother
Aamn
'.
SuK.
All
members
ur.A
sojourning
Brethern
are
requested
to
attend.
EH
MORT1MSB.
PW.
eerrWy.
c.
C.
Saintey.
having
waited
out
last
I.iv;ni
Novelty
Dnncc
January
t7.
Ight'a
storm
at
Ketchikan,
arrived
In
:prt
'
o'clock
thla
afternoon
from
Pi
met
Rupert
Olrla'
Drill
Team
dance
u
'xrU
and
sailed
at
S
tor
Vancou
Febru.iry
3.
jver
and
Victoria
via
Oejann
Falls.
Pas-
jeengers
embarking
here
on
the
Princess
Klk's
Anr'ial
Dsnce
Febrorr
17
WAS
VERY
WEAK
KEKVO0S
AKD
MELAKCH9LY
Mary
lor
the
south
included
the
has
ketball
team
for
Ocean
Puis;
David
O
Oardlner
for
Liverpool;
Matt
Menzgohi
to.
V.ctorla
and
C
Waikan.
M
McDonald,
Mr.
Johansen
and
Mrs.
D.
Oreen
tor
Vancouver.
sin.
Geo.
MoKeuiie,
Campbcllford,
I
""
1
Ont.,
writes:
"A
short
time
ago
I
1
IllUTII.
was
troubled
very
bady
with
my
heart
-
-
and
nerves,
the
cause
of
it,
I
think,
;
At
Vancouver
on
January
S
a
son
was
aty
ouir
tfcjogh
the
change
of
was
born
to
Mr.
sitd
Mrs.
Donald
Ross
life.
"I
wit
wry
weak
and
melancholy,
K'irl
so
nervous
1
could
hardly
tear
in
hear
a
dock
ticking,
and
I
did
ast
sleep
well.
"I
was
advised
to
try
so
I
tent
at
once
lor
a
box;
took
them
and
got
an-
iiiur,
and
bcfom
liii-.v
were
all
gone
i
tcit
good,
my
neivus
are
ftae,
I
do
not
mind
any
noise,
and
I
can
sleep
well.
I
can
not
recommend
":;;
nighty
to
I
here
wufie'ring
as
I
did."
Price
a
Imx
af
all
dniirista
and
(lilt'M,
or
mailed
iliieef
en
receipt
of
price
by
Th
T.
Milburn
Co.,
UmJud.
Turoato,
Oat.
v
of
Prince
Rupert.
Phone
615
sasasrw
i
nTs
sssa.1iwisissn.msi
fatTS7aiaa.isiasai.ril1TOa,'m!i
siiisia
it
Paul
Alvaaoff
will
return
to
on
'he
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
i
.
....
.
K.l
hiiilnm
vtalt
,
II
'
city.
Mrs.
William
Usurer
and
children.
h
have
been
spending
the
chriatmaa
and
New
Year
holiday
season
at
New
Harelton
with
Mr.
Meurer.
wh.i
i
roi.
duettnx
mining
operations
In
that
vicinity,
will
arrive
in
the
city
from
the
interior
on
thla
afternoon's
train
and
sail
tomorrow
morning
on
the
Prince
j
Rupert
lor
their
home
in
Washington
State
dlv
Of
nose
or
throat
Is
JS
usually
benefited
by
'
jjLsUt
snuffl"K
UP
llotrils
V
u
and
inhaling
vapofs
VAPOR
U
Annual
January
I
liCANACIAftf
Vacific
Commencing
Friday,
January
6,
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
Towellfn,
rer.
:oc
yard.
Clearance
Sale
25e
Kitchen
Towelling,
reif.
25c.
Sale
7
yards
for
-.
SI.
00
Canton
Flannel,
reg.
40c.
Sale
3
"
vards
for
.
.$1.00
32
in.
Flannel,
assorted
colors,
on
Sale
for
per
yard
75f
54
in.
Flannel,
assorted
colors,
on
Sale
for
per
yard
$1.50
Heavy
Coating,
assorted
stripes
and
chscks.
Reg.
$3.00.
Sale,
per
yard
$1.1)5
White
Flannelette,
very
good
quality.
Sale
5
yards
for
$1.00
3G
in.
White
Flannelette,
very
good
quality.
Reg.
35c.
Sate
4
yards
$1.0!)
Striped
Flannelette,
36in.
wide,
4
yds.
$1.00
Pillow
Tubing,
40,
42,
44
in.
wide.
Reg.
60c
yard.
Sale
per
yard
100
90
in.
Sheeting.
Reg.
$1.00.
Sale
OT,f
Remnants
of
Sheeting
72,
82
and
90
in.
wide.
Sale
2
vsrds
$1.00
White
Cni
in.
wide,
reg.
40c.
Sale
3
vaid-
$1.00
Whi'e
I'dinn.
in.
wide.
Sale
7
yards
for
.
.
$1.00
i
rev
'ot'on
on
Sale
i.r
7
ard-
for.
.
$1.00
.!
rti..
e.-tr.
.',.V.
Sale
4
fv
..
$1,00
re'o'iiie.
:;r.
i
li.
,
:.le.
Sab-
'
ar
1
.
.
$1.00
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Sal.-
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'idle.-'
Wool
l!!iM,niei
-.
aborted
colors,
good
MUalil.
Ri
v?
S.7.")
to
tlear
at
Sale
$l.t5
l.adie-'
Wool
l.iaunllet
(,ilie,
re.
$1.50
to
-(".
!!
S;
U-
f)5f
L'"'
l.adie-'
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riy
Si
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i
l,ai
at
Sale
eaeh
$1
10
l.adie.-'
t'li,-..
Jllue
a:;o
b.te
N
I
l.'ht
piw
11.-,
re.
1.4,.-.
i.,
,!
::t
S.:!,-
$1,00
li
l.adie-'
i'lallnel
Die--,-.
In
clear
at
Sale
each
$1.85
lid
i.adie-'
Ml'r.
Hie-
,
-,
al!
(o'.or-
...ml
-tylu,
re,
from
?!-.oii
to
?o.imi
,,
i
lear
;it
Sale
$10.05
15
Ladies'
F!at-
repe
Pre-.-.-,
re
$25.00
and
up
!'o-
$14.1)5
k
l
ad
.
-
c.ai-,
reg.
130.00
to
clear
at
Sale
i
i
$15M)5
4
I.
adieu'
Coats,
reg.
$40.00
to
clear
at
Sale
for
$21.05
1-adies'
Combs,
Health
Brand,
short
sleeves,
all
ixe.,
to
clear
at
Sale
$1.05
15
per
cent
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
Grey
and
White
Waists,
reg.
65c.
Sale
r0f
Children's
Sleepers,
site
1,
2,
8
to
clear
at
Sale
$1.00
Children's
Sleepers,
large
aizes
to
clear
at
at
Sale
$1.25
Girls'
Wool
Hone,
black
only,
size.
frora7V2
to
10,
to
clear
at
Sate
05
f
Girls'
Wool
Colored,
sizes
from
6
to
8V2,
reg.
$1.00
to
Clear
at
Sale
00
f)
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
'
.
.
25
9
only
Girls'
Winter
Dresses,
sizes
8
to
12,'
to
clear
at
Sale
$1.1)5
15
Heavy
Flannel'
Di
esses
to
clear
at
Sale
$:$.5
25
per
cent
off
on
all
Girls'
Winter
Coats.
20
Children's
Felt
Slippers,
leather
soles,
reg.
$1.65
to
clear
at
Sale
$1.00
18
Ladies'
Felt
Slippers,
to
clear
at
Sale
o
$1.00
65
pr.
Ladies'
Slippers,
low
and
medium
heels
values
up
to
$7.50
;o
clear
at
Sale
$2.85
24
pair
Ladies'
Leather
Slippers,
assorted,
to
clear
at
"Sale
rO0
15
pe.-
cent
off
on
ail
Ladies'
and
Children's
shoes
from
stock.
'
Boys'
Flannel
Shirt,
assorted
colors,
reg.
$1.35
Sale
$1.00
Boys'
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
quali:.'.
.
to
c!ar
at
Sale
J'.linv'l
Hoys"
Kubber
Boot?,
sixes
1
to
6,
to
clear
at
S.t!-
$:i.75
Hoys'
l'
jamas,
all
sizes,
to
clear
at
Sale
$1.85
I'oy-'
Hanm
kite.
Nightshirts,
to
clear
at
'.
$1.15
1H
paid
Men's
Felt
Slippers,
reg.
$1.50.
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
$1.1)5
Men's
Overalls,
blue
stripe,
reg.
$2.50.
Sale
$1.75
Men's
Flannelette
Nightshirts
to
ctear
at
Sale
$1.05
Men's
Turhbull's
Combinationa
to
clear
at
Sale
$;j.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
3
for
$1.00
Ready
Made
Sheets,
82
in.
wide,
to
clear
at
Sale
$1.25
Pillow
Slips,
to
clear
at
25c
each.
THIS
SALE
F0H
CASH
ONLY
Jabour
ros.
Ltd
3rd
Ave.
and
7th
St.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Krtrhlkan,
WranieM,
Juneau
and
skafway
DecetnUer
SI,
January
II,
18
To
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
January
4.
18.
'
'f&i
i
PRINCESS
HKATKICK.
I'or
liuteilsle.
Cast
Dells
Bella.
O-ean
falls
Namu.
Alert
Hay.
raniebell
Klrer,
and
Vanrnmer
every
Saturday.
II
a.m.
i
eney
for
all
Steamship
Lines,
Full
Informattun
from
.
W.
C.
OltCIMKli.
)eneral
Agent.
Cerner
of
4th
.Street
and
Srd
Avenue,
rrlnre
Rupert,
II.C.
Phone
SI
I
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sallliift
from
iTtn.-e
Kupert.
lor
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA.
Swan"
on
Day.
Alert
Hay.
etc
Tueitday,
5
p-m
tor
VANCOl'Vr.R,
VICTOKIV.
Ituledale.
tlert
lkiy.
rle..
Saturday
9
a
m.
ler
lORT
SIMPSON,
NAAS
RIVtH
I'OIVTS.
ALICE
ARM,
ANVOX.
STEWART,
Wales
IMaml,
Sunday.
8
p.m.
ItS
tnd
WtMiue
K
VI.
HMI1II
Vient
Prlnee
Rvpert.
110.
Through
tliketa
sold
lo
Vlrtorht
and
Seattle,
and
baggage
therkrd
ll.roiiili
Co
deallnatlou.