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CHRISTMAS
.
GIFTS
OF
CERTAIN
AND
LASTING
APPEAL
THAT
WILL
LAST
FOR
YEARS.
Just
Arrived
Shipment
of
Genuine
Morocco
Hand
Bags
with
Zipper,
from
$2.25
up
Shcaffer
&;
Waterman
Sets
from
$3,75
up
Your
Name
on
FREE
in
Gold
Letters
Sole
agent
for
Northern
British
Columbia
Schick
Dry
Shaver
The
wonder
of
the
age!
DIAMOND
Prices
are
advancing.
Buy
now
at
the
old
prices.
A
beautiful
selection
of
Rings
from
$12.00
to
$1200.00.
Wonderful
assortment
designs,
RAW
FURS
For
Highest
Market
Prices
and
Quick
Returns
Ship
or
Bring
Your
Furs
to
HUDSON'S
BAY
COMPANY
Fur
Purchasing
Agency
Prince
Kupert,
B.C.
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Gift
Suggestions
That
Will
Make
Mother's
Christmas
A
Happy
One
52-Piece
English
Dinner
Sets,
open
stock
S1
00
in
in
attractive
attractive
nattprns.
patterns,
Sin.sn
$10.50
in
to
,?lw,uu
97-Pieee
English
Dinner
Sets
$18.00
to
Odd
Cups
and
Saucers
.
from
25c
to
S25-00
S1.75
Be
Sure
to
Visit
Our
Crockery
Department
We've
a
Host
of
Splendid
Values
on
Display
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HARDWARE
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Fail?
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Come
To
Numbers
Of
I
Prince
Rupert
Children?
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"
thetl)ast
the
People
of
this
city,
through
S
ii
o
g
the
Salvation
Army
und
other
organizations;
have
to-
it.thHt
a
1
popr
families
and
especially
the
U
children
have'had
the
means-of
eiiinvihrV
rilrivihrr
tV
P.UW.
im
jfl
mas
season.
If
this
is
to
be
done
this
year
consider-
able
money
frill
be
heeded
and
so
far
nut.
mnr.li
i,n
K
been
subscribed.
How
could
anyone.enjoy
Christmas
jj
2
knowing
thai
many
children
were
not
enjoying
it
8
Moneynay;
be
sent
to
the
Salvation
Army
or
Daily
News.
Goods
or
clothing
should
go
direc
ect
the
Citadel.
the
to
"
If
your
paper
does
not
arrive,
telephone
the
office
and
beautiful
Ladies'
and
Gents'
Wrist
Watches.
All
guaranteed.
From
$10.00.
up
Quality
is
the
best
bargain
you
can
buy
Star
Special
Prices
in
3-Piece
Tea
Sets
$10.00
and
up.
4'Piece
Tea
Set
and
Tray
Extra
Special,
$19.95
Discount
on
1847
Rogers
and
Community
Flatware
Sets
Exceptionally
Attractive
-
-
Our
Basement
Store
CHINA
AND
GLASSWARE
Values
that
will
satisfy
the
most
exacting
buyer.
Shop
with
confidence,
ydu
get
no
more
thanwhat
you
pay
for
no
matter
where
you
buy.
MAX
HEILBRONER
-
Diamond
Specialist
Miss
Beulah
McKmley
accompanied
by
Mrs.
E.
J
Smith,
sang
o
vocal
solo
M
cud
ay
night
at
thr
Women's
Missionary
Society
concert
at
First
Presbyterian
Church.
The
Smartest
Gift
of
the
Year
IT'S
A
KrtOCKCUT!
TOASTER
ant
BUFFET
TRAY
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A
GIFT
FOR
YEARS
TO
COME
One
Only
Electric
Washing
Machine,
$49.00
Men,
Here's
a
Little
Hint!
Give
Her
a
.
Hoover
Cleaner
:-;
'fcasy'fV'rm
Give
a
Lamp
Rridgc
or
Stand
From
$3.95
Electric
Iron
And
Clothes
Dryers
Both
from
$4,25
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Thursday,
December
FUND
IS
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GROWING
Farther
l)nnlinns
Tor
Solvation
Army
Christmas
"ClTeer
Work
"
Donations
for
the
SUvatftmyVnny
Christmas
work
since
yesterday
afternoon
are
as
follows:
A.
L.
R.,
Tlell,
85
pounds
of
beef;
groceries
from
a
friend;
a
case
of
white
spring
salmon
from
Massctt
Can-"W,
two
sacks
of
vegetables,
two
-arks
of
flour,
nut"
and
candy
from
i
Stewart
&
Moblcy.
Cash
contr'lbu-!
tlonsare:
Vivl
Cash
Donations
Previously
acknowledged
$124.00
E.
S
A
friend
S.
J.
Jabour
.
Anonymous
..
Joyce
and
Millie
Ormes
Drug
Store
A
friend
S.
E.
Parker
Limited
A
friend
2.00
2.00'
5.00
5.00
1
5.00
10.00
1
2.00'
5.00
1.00
Logging
Men
On
Way
South
For
Xmas
Holiday!
T.
A.
Kelley
Lo3glng
Co.
at
Sewell
Inlet:
D.
L
Ritchie,
aecoun-'int:
O.
Bcrkllnt.
assistant
superintendent;
J.
Gamett.
scaler,
and
Mrs.
Gamett
were
among
members
f
the
logging
company's
staff
who
rrived
In
the
city
yesterday
after-loon
on
the
Prince
John
from
the
lands
and
will
sail
tonight
on
the
nr!nce
Oeorge
for
Vancourar
for
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season.
There
were
also
about
forty
loggers
coming
in
from
the
-ame
camp
which
has
been
closed
lown
for
the
holiday
season
but
vhlch
will
re-open
on
as
large
a
cale
as
ever
early
In
the
New
Year.
Surprise
Party
On
Anniversary
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
M.
Hunt
of
Dunsmutr
Stree
Hnporrd
by
Friends
Last
ETenin;
MUs
A.
Longworth
and
R.
Make-eace.
Terrace
school
teachers,
will
rrlve
in
the
city
from
the
interior
'n
tonight's
train
and
sail
aboard
he
steamer
Prince
Ocnrge
for
Van-ouver
to
send
the
Christmas
and
Vew
Year
vacation
season.
COME!
C0ME!l!
Select
your
gifts
from
our
I"
-.'onfectionery
&
I)f
llrateven
Store!"
We
carry
a
full
line
of
Candles,
Chocolates,
Xmas
Stockings,
Xmas
Jakes,
Xmas
Wrapped
Cigars
and
cigarettes.
Open
every
night.
Make
our
store
your
headquarters.
MIXED
CANDIES-Vcry
fine
assortment,
per
lb.
2
lbs.
RENCII
CREAMS
-
per
lb.
WAFFLE
MIXED
SATINS-
pcr
lb.
CHOCOLATES
it
CREAMS
Fine
quality,
per
lb.
MAPLE
BUDS
per
lb.
CHOCOLATES
Lowncy's
&
Molr'a
to
ei
nn
from
i?lWW
BOX
CHOCOLATES-
-
$2.50,
S3.75,
$4.25
S
CHOCOLATE
BARS
-All
varieties,
G
for
Come
In
and
look
around
25c
45c
30ci
30c
2
35c;
27cS
25c
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
AFRICAN
WINES
Quality
Bollt
up
through
2JOjemof
wine
sosklog
tradition.
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Piodncti
el
SliDoaiiio
J'his
advt
is
not
published
or
'displayed
by
the
Liquor
Con-trol
Board
or
by
the
Govern-.ment
of
British
Columbia.
Hotel
Arrivals
l!o)al
T
Salll.
J
KnuUon
V.
O.
Hardy.
i
P.
Hranjtrom.
J
van
tie
Walz.
A
Jack
Hanson,
superintendent
for
Ar.dc
iscn.
Ed.
Irl
and
Paul
Lar-
fiome
twcnQr-flvp
penvms
gathered
last
nlsht
In
a
surprise
party
w
Mr
and
Mm.
M.
Hunt
at
their
'lorne
on
Dunsniutr
Street,
the
oc-
a.'lon
being
their
twenty-fifth
Tedding
anniversary.
Cards,
slns-
ng
and
old
time
dancing
wrrc
en-
oyed
and
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
On
behalf
of
the
com-
nany
assembled,
A.
R.
Hunter.
pre
ented
i
silver
electric
toaster
to
Mr
vnd
Mrs.
Hunt.
Tlie
party
closed
at
3
a.m.
with
the
sinning
of
Fbr
They
Are
Jolly
Good
Fellows.
sun,
At.l
Inlet.
G.
Silvester,
Mft&ttU.
Arthur
NardL
New
York
City.
P
Chjrney.
Pacific;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II
Ojxrenk.
Dorreen;
A.
Burton
Phelan;
Mix
Henry
Held
and
chtM
i'uA
&slnton.
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Prince
Kupert
V,'.
L.
Dau.
D.
L.
Ritchie
and
J
Williams,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
D.
Rut
ten.
Masse
tt;
O.
Bergtlnt.
S.
Hanson
J.
A.
Hanson.
D.
Johneen,
V.
Ost-grcn
and
O.
Peterson,
AU1
Inlet;
Mr
md
Mrs.
F.
It.
Garrett.
New
West
minster:
Mrs.
A.
J.
Ingraham
ami
G.
D.
Brattle,
Queen
Cltarlottc
City
J.
Mean,
Stewart;
F
Fleldhousr
Hazelton;
Mrs
C.
Snyder.
Saints
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Hlndle.
Ro
Lake:
Mrs.
C.
Watts.
Portage
la
Prairie
Pat
Macllroy.
Hixon;
Nelson
Brew
and
son.
Haysport;
Mrs.
LeFloM.
Pa
cific;
A.
J.
Inaralwm,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
N.
II.
Terry.
Maaselt
.
Central
E.
Haapala.
Surf
Inlet:
Mrs.
M
F
Brew.
Port
Easing
Ion;
M.
Crawford.
C.
N.
R.:
Mrs.
A.
AurioJ.
Miss
Netta
Sigmund
and
Fred
Anderson.
Prince
RujKrt:
J.
Koluwlff.
Sedtewkk
Bay;
J.
Caster.
Sewell
Inlet;
Chas.
Saul.
Vancouver.
Knot
George
Fllnn.
dtr.
Charley
Valley.
Queen
Charlotte;
E.
Bedford.
Sewell
Inlet;
E.
Bromllow.
Varieou-vcr;
William
S.
Hilton,
B.
Robbie
and
M.
Mclver.
Prince
George.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
east
at
10
15.
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time
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Your
Gift
Requirements
Can
Best
Be
Purchased
Here.
See
Our
Values.
Gifts
For
'
Everyone.
BOOKS
I'ublishers'
I'rifcs
on
current
Books.
Large
selection
of
hooks
for
boys
and
girls
from
10c.
to
$2.50.
Gem
Booklets,
inexpensive
(ilfts
of
distinction,
paper
binding,
15c;
leather,
23c,
Christmas
Cards,
Calenders.
Seals,
Tacs,
Ribbon,
Tissue
Etc.
Etc.
CONCERT
IS
ENJOYABLE
Pupils
of
Itonlli
Memorial
SrliiM)l
;
Performed
Tor
Their
Parents
Last
Evening
Pupils
of
Booth
Memorial
School
presented
a
delightful
Christmas
;
concert
before
a
large
gathering
of
patents
last
nltht
in
the
Auditorium
if
the
school.
The
prourcm
consisted
of
carols,
chorwes,
action
songs,
trills,
dances
and
playlets
by
the
various
classes
and
many
children
larticlpatcd.
all
achuitting
them-iclves
with
credit.
Miss
E.
A.
Merer,
principal
of
the
school,
presided
iiid
made
the
announcements.
The
lionises
were
under
the
direction
of
J.
8.
Wilson,
vice-principal,
and
iccompanlste
lor
the
evening
were
VI
Us
E.
P.
Orauie
and
Miss
Mauree?
KUpatrtck.
The
dainty
costuming
of
several
of
the
numbers
was
a
feature.
The
program
was
as
follows:
"O
Canada."
Carols,
"Deck
the
Hall"
nd
"The
First
Noel."
School
Choir.
Action
Sottts,
Grade
1.
Star
Drill,
Orades
x
and
.
Carols,
"Bring
a
Torch."
"Shepherds,
shake
Oil."
School
Choir.
Dance,
Grade
1.
Playlet.
"Christmas
Stockings.-Grade
4.
Christmas
Tree
Drill.
Grades
3
md
4.
Piano
duet.
Miss
Annie
Peterson
ind
Miss
Sheila
Utackstock
i
pupils
if
Miss
Margaret
McCaffcryi.
ChortMea.
"The
Dream
Man."
Knocklng."
"Running
On."
Senior
3holr.
English
Folk
Dance.
Grades
5
ind
0.
Play.
"Tom
Siwyer."
Grade
5,
Choruses,
-tweet
and
Low.-Where
the
Bee
Sucks,"
"Merchant
Vdventurers."
Sehqot
Choir.
Drill,
Orade
S
and
6
buys.
Welsh
dance.
Grade
S
and
0
girls
Carols.
Sleep.
Holy
Babe
"
and
Good
Christian
Men.
Rejoice."
"Ood
Save
the
King."
Children's
Show
Tomorrow
Will
Boost
Xmas
Cheer
All
those
going
to
tomorrow
s
food
matinee
for
Christmas
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
should
obterve
tan
rules:
bring
a
package
of
non-perishable
food
as
an
admission
ticket,
and
be
there
early.
The
program
includes
a
cartoon
"Funny
Fare."
"Bosco
the
Musketeer."
Charlie
Chaplin
in
"The
Rink."
and
a
grand
exciting
feature
called
"The
Frontier
Marshal''
with
George
O'Brien.
II
Headquarters
Christmas
Turkey
Drawiiml
At
9
P.M.
Tonight
(ilVLN
AWAY
Every
50c
Admliwon
11
Chance!
2"
Ml
IST
SIIOU
INtis
JEAN
HARLOW
in
"The
Girl
From
Missouri"
with
l.l()Ni:i.
IIAUKY.MOIti:
Franehnt
1ine.
UhU
Sslone
Feature
at
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customers
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to
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of
to
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apprerlaikm
of
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we
have
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wr
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more
prises
3
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Iwmi'-mad
canov
for
,nd
3
fir
x
REGAL
SHOP
LARGE
STOCK
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Linoleum
&
Con'olcum
Numerous
I'stlrru
In
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From.
A
Complete
I'u'l
Mnr
Prler
Will
nrre
Ui.ni
in
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tu
quoted
In
eastm
log
ucs
Cimtom'T
wl'i
advued
to
mske
an
ti
and
tnwert
what
tav
You
mske
a
dollar
wir.
.
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not
make
at
dotUr
when
vou
bu
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all
a
Mrrrv
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Phone
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Ituying
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FltKSIl
MILK
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CKKAM
DAILY
VALKNTIN"
DAIHV
I'hone
037
for
Buying
5
TOYS
Dolls,
all
Ues
and
kinds,
5c
to
$6.00;
see
our
riNpUy.
,
Doll
Furniture.
25c,
30c,
tie,
50c
set.
'
J
I'lush,
Felt
and
Wool
Animals,
big
variety,
15c
to
$1.00."
China
Tea
Sets,
20c,
35c,
70c,
DSc
and
up.
j
Mickey
.Mouse
l'orririgc
Sets,
estrs
heavy
china,
COc.
Rubber
Balls,
all
sles,
many
new
patterns,
5c
In
$l.0o.
'
Celluloid
Toys,
very
attractive
pull
toys,
mechanical
In),
rattles.
etc.,
5c
to
$1.50.
r
.
1
t
'
Drum
Major,
a
novtl
wind-up
for
tiny
flk:
6?c
X)lophones,
25c
and
35c.
.Mouth
Organs,
10c,
25c,
i0c
aiitl
up.
dames,
Blocks,
Mosaics,
I'lasticene,
Toy
Telephones,
Tlnkerloy,
Toolsle
toys,
Tool
SeU,
Rubber
Tojs,
Steel
Toys.
Blackboards,
35c
and
65c.
Spin
Tojn,
25c
and
10c.
Meccano
Outfits,
10c
to
$8.75.
Trains,
wind
up,
63c
to
$6.50;
Electric,
$8.00
and
$12.00.
Chemistry
Sets,
$1.73;
Microscope
Sets,
$1.75
up.
FANCY
GOODS
Leather
floods,
I'urses,
Wallets,
Rook
Covers,
FmmiK
Marks,
Memo:
Books,
Autograph
Alluins,.t)tlirics,
15c
lo
$1.00.
St
9
S
Smokers'
Supplies,
Ash
Trays,
Lighters,
Smoker
Sels,
Novelties,
"
at
prices
lo
suit
your
purse.
Fancy
Trays,
many
beautiful
designs,
50c
to
$5.00.
Sail
and
Peppers,
Manicure
Sets,
Picture
Frames,
Special
price
reductions
for
Christmas
sale,
is