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Vessels of any size Docked

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

can be docked together on sone
light. Large
materisis is one laid in.

Foundry Work

Castings in tron, Brass, Bronze, Eto., made at
Reasonable Pri Prices.

Machine and Boiler er Work of all kinds

boats
making

Several

section, fees

Business of Industrial Plants, Mines, Mills and Canneries
Solicited.

Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

  
 

Phone 524

 
   
 

Motor Delivery

  

The Gift Appreciated Later
by
That Little Boy or Giri
of Yours.

Your laughing little boy or girl
4n a few years will be a serious
man or woman. A very small sacri-
fice will help greatly to make the
pathway more smooth that they
must tread, If, for example, you
are 40 years of age your child 10
years, a saving of less than $1.00
per working day’ would give the
child an income of $40.00 per month
for life even were you to leave to-
morrow. Larger or smaller sums
in “proportion,

We can issue Policies on the En
dowment Plan between the ages one
and fifteen years. Why not one of
these asa Uhbristmas gift for your
boy or girl. Success or failure—
anxiety or happiness—so much in
vears to come may depend upon the
possession of even a comparatively
small income.

Let us explain more fully the
“Childs’ Endowment and Income
Policies” to you.

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO. OF CANADA.
McCaffery, Gibbons & Doyle,
Limited, Agents
Phone (1 - 3rd Avenue

 

National Grocery Co.

VEGETABLES A SPECIALTY

 

 

 

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MM Stephens

Notary Public sean

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FOR SALE

Seven-roomed House
with tw» Lots, on Graf: Hill

 

Closed in sleeping porch, fireplace

and range, concrete pillars and

wall in basement, and stationary
tubs in kitchen

 

M. M. Stephens

 

small
stock of repair

 

 

Cor. Fulton and Sixth

 

Prompt Attention

TEST OF HONOR AT

Empress Mas Bessie Love in “The
Wishing Ring.”

“A Test of Honor” &t the Km-

press tonight is a drama of love,

this, the result
husband dies. At the inquest sh:
testifies that Martin's advances
were unWelcome to her, and that
he had killed her husband whil
the latter was seeking, to avenve
his wife's honor.

At the Empress Bessie Love,

being that her

 

 

carer eee

 

Boston Grill

The Best Place
to Eat

 

Menu ON THE COUNTER

We have

No 50c Lunches

We employ

All White Help

Open all of the
24 hours.
Look out for Tomorrow’s
Menu in the same place

 

 

| DENTISTRY

Don't neglect your Teeth
One decayed or missing tooth
lowers your efficiency

DR. BAYNE

Office Hburs--Morning, 9 to 12;
Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.30; Satur-
day, 9 to 12 only. Evenings,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri-
day, from 7 to 9.

DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE

PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT

 

 

 

charming as ever, plays the lead-
ing part in “The Wishing Ringe.

RUNNING To STEWART

The gasboat “Nora” will now
make fortnightly trips to Stewart
and way points, carrying passen-

 

Sixth Street, Prince Rupert, B. ¢
Any accounts against the said
cafe should be collected before
December, 27 at 5 p. m. after which

Tite's Christmas Drawing.
Every $2.00 cash purchase en-
titles you free to a ticket. First
prize} brass bed, coil springs fel:
mattress and pair of down pillows.
Sevond .prize .ladies’ desk and
chair, mahogany finish. Third
prize St-ineh campo Doll. tf

sk for Atkine Sausages. 'f

 

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THE DABLY NEWS ‘

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DAYS SPECIAL

—e oh ws

Quaker |

Pears

In HEAVY Syrup

EX

2 lb. Tins,
TRA SPECIAL

4 for $1

Regu
12 to

 

lar 45c tin. Limit
one customer.

 

Pianos

Walker.

Comin

Longlegs”

Don't

Drawing Ticket with
chase at Bulgerc’s, Jewellery Store.

V. Warren,
en Pulp and Paper
Swanson

from

correctly tuned. G,. C,
Phone Blue 389. tf
. . ,.

g Wednesday
Westholme

forget your

“Daddys
Theatre.

Christinas
each pur-

For the home fireside; the com-
fort of easy ehair and rocker
WESTHOLME THEATRE| rites store for. holiday a
counts. tf
. . .

agent for the Wha!-
Co,, returned

Bay and Ocear

Falls Saturday.

will be he

2, at 8 p.

ooms.,.

The W
oC. mm. G,
Wednesday,

velock i

velcomed:

Mr. ar
urned t
the
Wynne i

Venture

anger, and jealousy. Mrs. Dawson arrived from Re
At a country club trap shooting] gina on last night's train and

contest one day, Martin and Rut!!! wil) visit with her brother-in-law

go to the club house, and they are|< Dawson, of this city.

drinking tea when Curtis and 9

Lumley appear just in time to see Toys, Dolls, Games, Books,

Martin embrace Ruth. Anger*i|Sleighs, Xmas _ Uards, Kodaks

at his wife’s conduct, Curtis at-|Gramophones — Xmas Gifts for

tacks Wingrave, who knocks him|everybody at McRae Bros.

down. Lumley administers first we oe ae

aid, and tells Ruth to give her The regular monthly meeting of

husband wine. She fails to do|'he Retail Merchants Association

id on Tuesday, December
m. in the Board of Trad:

. . .

omen's Auxiliary of the
will hold a meeting on
December 3, at 8
n the O. B. U. hall. All

282
id Mrs. Jack Wynne re-
» town from Butedale by
last night. Mr.
s now Customs Collector

it that point.

The current

Royal or

at Demers.

Spirell
Mac * 257

. . .
issue of the Bw.

gers, mail and freight, beginning
December 3. Office 621 Second| '##¢tle contains a notice of th
‘vemuie. Rt ‘neorporation of the Olympia
W. COYNEY, Agent. Club Lid. with head offices at
‘ thee Prince Rupert.
NOTICE Se
| have bought the Palace Cafe, A. Lindeborg and D. Lindeborg,

discoverers of the Big Missouri
mine and owners of the
townsite,

Hyder,
left on the Princess
n Saturday evening for

time I will not be responsible. Vancouver,
L. K. MAIN, 285 ee

i B. C. Manning, chief of the
COMMUNITY PLATE. ‘The gut! Forestry Department, returned
de tuxe, at eastern prices, ©t from Hazelton on last night's
Tite’s. tf train. He was acccompanied by
a ames Turnbull, forest ranger

{ arpet squares, congoleuns for the Hazelton district.

rugs, floor civaving« at specia! pee eenenaetat aie -
prices. Barrie's Furoilure Store. Take advantage ot the coat sale

281

a Corsetiere. Phono
7.

SeGeeasesescerece

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY *

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5. cretary Wanted

Applications will
ceived up to 10 p.m. Satur-
day, Dee. 6, inst., to fill the
position of secretary of the
hospital for a period of three
months.

Must have a knowledge of
bookkeeping,

Man who will live on the
premises preferred.

Applications from return-
~«d soldiers will receive favor-
able consideration.

Address or deliver appli-
cations=to the

be re-

Secretary of the
Prinee ‘Rupert General
Hospital. 285

 

The Garant Boarding House

416 Sixth Avenue Bast
Near Drydock
Board by Month or Week. Phone Ked 245

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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GIRL WANTED for light house-
work. Good wages. Phone
Green 402. tf

St.

Regis Cafe

 

Boiled

Cra

Mashe

Jam

Special Menu, 50c.

Tuesday, December 2nd

Luncheon 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. .

Boiled Corned Beef with Cabbage
Veal Croquettes,

St. Reais Special made Head Cheese
Baked Macaron!t and Cheese

Cottage

      
    

Dinner 6 p.m to 7:30.

Soup.
Hice Tomato

        
    

Alaska Salt Cod, Cream Sauce
Fried Smelts

 
    

Green Peas

 
   
    

Small Steak
Liver and Onions
cked Crab, Sliced Lemon

 
   
   
 

4, Baked or Boiled Potatoes

   

Pudding and Custard Sauce
Turnovers Pumpkin Pie
Tea snd Coffee

      
   

save money.

Orme mt ee es ers es

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For

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Messenger phone 203, tf

. . *
Demers are selling winter coats
at cost 281

. . .

A chance to save money. Family

Shoe Store. tf
. . *

For plate and sheet glass, see

A. W. Edge Co. tf

“Daddy Longlegs” at the West-

holme Wednesday. 281
J. 8S. Harkley came in from
Stewart last night.
, . .
“Why Smith left Home.” West
holme, December 9 and 10, ti

Mary Pickford in “ Daddy Long-

jews” Westholme Wednesday.
. . .
Use “Muresco” the great sani-

tary wall finish. A. W. Edge Co,
> . >

Mary Pieckford in
legs’ at the Westholme

day.

Daddy Long
Wednes
281
Secure seats for “Why Smith
left Home,’ Westholme Decembe
9 and 10, tf

. . .

New shipment Dall Real Lace

Mrs. Harvey's. Opposite the Post
Oilice.
* > ’

The “‘Dinector’’ Corset. Manu
faetured in Prince Rupert. Phone
Blue 92. tf

>. . *

Ladies’ colored spats on sale
$2.20 per pair. Family Shoe
store. tf

> . >

Tite's large stock of fancy
goods and toys opened up and af
your service, tf

. . >

Very nifty Xmas Cards at Me-

Rae Bros. The gift so cheap and

so much appreciated. 281

A good stock of French Ivory
Leather Bags and Umbrellias al
Bulger's Jewellery Store. OR

20 per cent discount on all wall-
papers. We have to make room
for new stock. A. W. Edge Co, if

* . .
Dick Greenwell returned

Vancouver last night after spend-

ng some weeks visiting iu the
sity.
. 7 *

Tite's special discounts fi
ash until Christmas in our fur
1itune; rug and drapery depar!
nents. tf

. . .

Mrs. Basset-Jones will not r«
eive tomorrow Tuesday, nor a
gain until the first Tuesday
January. 284

. >. >

Wallace's Xmas Drawing. Three
free prizes. One ticket with every

dollar purchase in any depart-
nent. First prize, eiderdow:
voomforter; second prize, silk
sweater; third prize, best pair
ladies’ shoes. tf
* . *

There seems to ke some mys-
ery attached to the Mr. and Mrs
J, Ratchford who arrived from

Vancouver on Saturday morning s

boat. Joe says that it is not his

brother, Jack, who left for th:
Kast some weeks ago.
7 . *

Mrs. Charles Youngman was

able to return home from the

hospital last week after being

seriously ill there for some weeks
Her mother, Mrs, ©. B. Lochar
vhe recently arrived from, Seatt!
s still with her.

. . ,

Don't miss the great Shoe Sale.
‘amily Shoe Store. if

Barrie's Christmas drawing.
Every two dollars’ worth pur:
thased entitles you to a ticket
ree, Starting Wednesday, No-
sember 19. First prize, Daven
port bed; second prize, fumed oak
table; third prize, wicker, rocker

Take advantage of the coat sale
it Demers. 281

Jack Wreathall,
W. Wrathall, left
this morning's
will resume
Government
at the

brother of W
for Hazelton on
train where he
his duties with the
service as operator
main office in Old Hazelton
Mr. Wrathall recently returned
from service overseas and ar
rived from Vancouver on Satur.
day morning.

For every dollar purchase you
get a chance to win a 877 Gramo-
phone at MeRae Bros, 281

Keds» springs end mattresses
al redueed prices at Barrie's fur.
nituure sale. tf

the future and
Family Shoe Store.

Buy shoes for

 

Good warm winter coats at cost
at Demers

 

{ Local News Notes {| ee

KITTY GORDON

“Playthings

of Passion”

Canadian Kinos

And Two Reel

Fatty Arbuckle & Mabl.

Comedy

“HE DID and H

 

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Empress :

Tonight

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JOHN BARR} MORE |
“The Wishing Ring’

FLAGG COMEDY

“Welcome, Little Sister”

 

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SILVERWARE

Seems Supreme

 

 

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Silverware the past year
Why this great demand’
Do people want it beca
to get or because they did ni
war.

Anyhow we
stock of silverware
this Christmas time.

have
ready {

Tea Sets, $20.00 up. Ca

up. Faney Flower Baskets
cute things which make the t

We have the complete lin
odd fancy pieces in

Sheraton patterns, at Vancou
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prices,

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Jeweler
The Gift Store

 

 

 

 

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Fexall emecdicr
A name that all America has learnt lo
know and rely upon

“Rexall Remedies”

are

the high standard of quality that

maintained in compounding
on proven principles. Con

established because of the co
made.
** Pexall’’ does not in ans

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*“‘Cure-all,’’
preparation for
Remedies"’
or habit forming drugs.

‘Rexall Remedies’’

every

are sold

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