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For
Useful
and
Noteworthy
Gifts
.
Diamonds
and
Precious'
Stones
Diamond
Set
and
Quaiity
Watches
at
all
prices
New
and
up-to-date
Stone
Set
and
fsiovelty
Jewelry
Cold,
Sterling
and
Itollcil
Gold
Bracelets
Pearls
arc
now
the
leading
fashion
note,
we
have
a
beautiful
range
from
oOc
up
Gold
and
Gold-filled
Dress
Sets
for
Gentlemen's
Evening
Clothes
Hand
Carved
Ivory,
Souvenirs
and
Novelties
Waterman
and
Shcaffcr
Fountain
Pens
and
Pencils
your
name
engraved
free
in
gold
letters
Clocks
of
quality
and
high
repute
the
newest
and
smartest
designs.
Electric
Timepieces.
Musical
Alarms
Leather
Goods,
Baggage
and
Wardrobe
Trunks
Moose,
Elk
and
Seal
Indian
Slippers
Lc
MaiVs
Day
and
Night
Marine
,
Glasses,
Binnoculars
and
Telescopes
Barometers
for
home
and
boat
Beading
Glasses
Gifts
of
Distinction
The'
'Write"
Gift
Our
selection
of
fine
Writing
Paper
was
never
as
complete
and
attractive.
An
excellent
gift
that
anyone
will
appreciate,
From
25c
to
$2.50
Kodaks
and
Snapshot
Albums
A
gift
that
never
grows
eld.
There
ls
no
better
way
to
express
a
lasting
Christmas
remembrance
than
with
a
modern
Kodak
or
Album.
Suitable
models
for
all
ages
at
prices
to
suit
your
purse.
Waterman
Pens
and
Pencils
Another
"Life-Time
Gift.
Sec
and
try
the
newer
Water-mans.
Stylish
and
above
all
permanently
useful.
.
PENS,
from
$2.50
to
$10.00
PENCILS,
from
$1.00
to
$5.00
Attractively
boxed
AnnualsFor
Boys
and
Girls
For
Your
Every
Day
Requirements
New
and
up-to-date
Sterling
Silver
and
Electro-Plate,
Community
and
Rogers'
Cutlery
Carving
Sets
and
Game
Carvers
Special
Value
Pocket
Knives,
50c
ea.
Electric
Percolators,
Cream,
Sugar
and
Tray,
$14.75
Complete
8-Picce
Cocktail
Sets,
special
$10.50
Bolls
and
Electric
Razors
Pipes
and
Smoking
Accessories
Umbrellas,
Handbags
and
Evening
Bags
Playing
Cards
and
Bridge
Sets
Book
Ends,
Bronze
Statuary,
Picture
Frames
and
Butterfly
Pictures
Floor
Lamps,
Table
Lamps,
Radio
Lamps,
Bedroom
Lamps
arid
Shades
Cloisonne,
Cinnibar
and
Soapstone
Beautiful
Sterling
Silver
and
Pyralin
Dresser
Sets,
Manicure
Sets,
Sewing
Baskets
BASEMENT
STORE
For
all
your
household
needs
Crockery,
Glassware
and
Hand
Cut
Cr
stal.
Finest
Bone
China
in
Cups
and
Fancy
Pieces,
30
Different
Designs
in
Dinncrwarc,
Brasswarc,
Copper,
Russian
Hand-Painted
Wooden
Ware,
Sm
kin-
Stands
&
Sets,
Umbrella
Stands
We
iiivite
you
to
shop
in
comfort
in
the
finest
gift
shop
in
the
north
MAX
HEILBRONER
OPEN
EVENINGS
DIAMOND
SPECIALIST
Scout
$3.50
Oxford
Annuals-.
A$lJi0
.
Christmas
Tree
Decorations,
Tinsel,
Snow,
Ornaments,
Candles,
Tree
Lights
House
Decorations,
Wreaths,
Bells,
Streamers,
Artificial
Flowers
Local
View
Christmas
Cards;
Local
Calendars
and
Scenic
scenic
Views
views
ol
of
Northern
Northern
B.C.
B.C.
OPEN
EVENINGS
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FOROOT
IIIS
CAR.
PARK
SAULT
STE.
MARIE,
Dec.
23:
(CP
J
The
northland
now
claims
its
own
special
type
or
absent-minded
proressor.
A:Sault
resident
went
lo
a
west-end
hotel,
parked
his
car
and.rodchoma
on-a.
trolley.
Two
days
later
he
recalled
where
lie
left
the
car.
JONES
Family
Market
PUONE
957
Specials
BEEF
T-BOnc
Ruast
6
lbs
Rump
Roast
of
Beer
7
lbs
Prime
Rib
Rolled
6
lbs
Orr
the
Round
5
lbs
Pot
Roast
0
lbs
.
...
r0uK
Leg
ol
Pork
5
lbs
'.
Loin
or
Pork
5
lbs
Shoulder
Pork
6
lbs
Leg
of
Mutton--
pcr
lb
MUTTON
and
LAMB
Shoulder
of
Mutton
6
lbs.
Leg
of
Veal
0
lbs
Rolled
Si
Boned
Shoulder
Lamb,
per
lb.
f.
POULTRY
Turkeys
From
8
to
18
lbs.,
per
lb.
Roasting
"
Chicken
it
TSE
D.JLY
NEWS
PHONE
957
$1.00
81.00
$1.00
$1.00
50c
$1.00
75c
$1.00
20c
WraihaliV
Ehoto
Finishing
f
3D
-
-
c
V
per
lb
30c
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
Owen
McFaddcn
Leases
Stewart
Property
Annual
Report
of
Welldun
Company
Mrs
iuMandy
,
Tells
About
Northern
Mining
The
lirst
annual
meeting
of
the
Welldun
Mining.
Milling
&
Power
Co.
was
held
at
Stewart
on
Thursday
of
last
week.
L.
S.
Davidson,
ounces
in
sliver
and
1.13
percent
copper.
The
rest
or
the
ore
was
left
for
milling.
The
experiment
or
using
the
Welldun
mill
for
customs
shipments
was
a
failure,
Mr.
Davidson
declared,
the
shipments
hav
ing
been
negligible
in
Quantity.
The
mill
operated
202
days,
aver
aging
22
tons
per
day.
The
northwestern
mineral
survev
district
produced
nearly
$160,000,-
000
of
mineral
wealth
durlne
the
last
twenty
years,
according
to
an
article
by
Mrs.
J.
T.
Mandy
which
appears
In
the
December
number
of
"The
Miner."
The
article,
to
a
large
extent
of
historical
nature.
Is
both
informative
and
interesting.
DIVISION
tiFUNION
Dispute
Arises
Over
Which
Organization
Shall
Have
Jurisdiction
In
Fisheries
Some
difference
of
oninion
has
arisen
as
to
which
union
organization
shall
have".
Jurisdiction
over
British
Columbia
fisheries
workers.
The
Fishermen's
and
Cannery
Workers'
Union
Is
seeking
a
charter.
This
Is
evidently
being
resisted
by
the
United
Fishermen's
Fe
deral
Union.
"It's
news
to
me,"
declared
Percy
Bengough,
secretary
of
the
Van
the
preferential
rights
or
an
inter-1
national
organization
with
consequent
assumption
or
the
powers
or
a
federal
union
for
a
statement.
"So
far
as
the
Trades
and
Labor!
Congress
of
Canada
ls
concerned,
it
is
the
'official
head
of
trade
unionism
in
Canada
and
operates
in
Canada
in
the
same
way
as
the
American
Federation
or
Labor
docs
in
the
U.
s.,
Mr.
Bengough
said.
"Here
is
a
case
where
that
body
has
conceded
to
the
United
Fishermen's
Federal
Union
and
to
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
ol
Prince
Rupert
the
full
Jurisdiction
over
the
fishing
industry
In
all
junusn
U)iumbla.
"TTio
nnnll.
i
,
.
Cf
AA
.
6n,uiB
a
urancn
cnar-
5lUU
iter
by
the
Astoria
local
is
done
af
$1.00
18c
ter
me
other
organizations
were
formed,
of
course,
and
it
would
be
them
that
are
causing
the
division
or
endeavoring
to
cause
a
division."
Try
a
Daily
News
classltled
advertisement
for
best
results.
It
Pays
to
IJuy
From
MUSSALLEM'S
Our
nrlrnc
nm
nl,..n..
ii.u.
...iil
the
markets
and
we.scil
for
less.!
S?
Mail
6r
phone
your
order
and
save
1
S?
FREE
GIFT
CQUPONS
for
a
Dta-W
ner
Set
and
Roccrs
Silverware.
'
Prince
llupert,
B.C.
I
QUIET
NOW
MOSCOW.
Dec.
23:
(AP)
Less
land
less
the
name
of
Stalin
Ls
"
manager,
in
his
report,
revealed'?
'f5,"
u?
1iaun
that
a
total
of
4071.67
tons
nf
orel1"
the
development
-
,of
Soviet
Russia.
That
is
the
way
.
,
,.
was
mined
from
v
the
old
Dunwell
'
.
....
.
,
.
,...
...
..
i
Stalin
wants
It.
Although
this
has
workings
during
the
year,
3780
tons
'
.
,
.
.
,
.
.been
,
apparent
f
for
many
'
months,
,,
of
which
were
gained
on
a
tonnage
u
-
i
...
basis
plus
grade
contract.
This
ore
ta
x
b
abse
of
stalln,3
.
fam
frrrr
o
Inn
.
:"r
ujieiwu
p
name
from
Uie
35
slogans
ap-uus
season
in
the
hanging
wall'
section
over
the
old
stopes
between
of
the
communist
Party
for
use
o.
j,
ana
4
levels.
From
the
Ben
in,
the
November
celebration
of
AH,
on
which
considerable
opening
tn
rpvninfinn
lup
work
was
done,
thirty-nine
tons
nv
r'
,'1S
whv
itlRh
.
1
T
sh'PPed
l
sme
as
Ls
in
order
are
apparent
to
Uiose
ments
here.
There
Is
no
one
who
jclloves
the
move
means
Stalin
is
-.leasing
any
or
his
great
power,
ut
ra'ther
that
hz
has
turned
to
l
more
removed
.
and
less
advertised
means
of
governing
the
nation.
One
of
Stalin's
reasons
ls
the
accusation
especially
abroad,
that
he
was
only
aping
belatedly
the
tactics
of
Mussolini
and
Hitler.
He
also
realizes
that
dead
heroes
ltkc
Lenin
Inherently
command
Great
er
attention
from
the
people
than
ntcmporary
politicians
and
ex
ccutlvcs.
Foreign
rumors
that
Stalin
Is
seriously
ill,
and
that
the
move
proves
the
open
displeasure
of
his
own
party,
are
wholly
discounted
here
It
is
felt
the
icade.
3f
the
Bolshevists
has
yet
lost
no
single
shred
or
Ills
oowcr.
Stilin
has
never
been
bombastic
hn!
there
are
many
events
and
nolhlc
!
or
contcmDorarv
Rus&lan
Hu'
lceve
him
open
to
suoh
a
charge.
The
recent
skywriter
who
etched
the
word
"Stalin"
in
lcttsr-.
a
mil
high
rcr
the.
edlf!:atlon
of
1,000.-
000
spectators
watching
an
aviation
meeting
cn
the
outskirts
of
Moscow
suggested
U12
trend
of
thing
only
as
recently
as
last
August.
No
sky
writer
tried
to
print
Lenin's
name
on
the
clouds.
There
were
criticisms
heard
of
this,
as
well
as
the
stunt
of
the
stratosphere
balloon
which
took
orr
carrying
a
gigantic
picture
or
Stalin,
but
not
or
Lenin.
j
jj
"
25C
MUSS
A1
I
FM'3'
Most
appropriate
gifts
and
advertise
your
town.
speciai
Made
sausage
Meat
25c.'crnWAMV
I
bt'
OTA
&r
-'ttONOMY
STORE
$
STORY
OF
MOUNTIES
George
O'Brien
has
Leading
Hole
In
Thrilling;
and
Komanlic
'
'
Picture
of
Canadian
Police
"O'Mallcy
of
the
Mounted."
an
rv
ncnii
i
i
rcu
iu
11
exciting
mounUc
picture
starring
Owen
Mel'aduen
and
associates
of
Stewart
have
taken
Ccorge
ouricn,
and
'The
win"
a
lease
on
the
Lucky
Boy
property
which
is
part
of
the
ning
Ticket."
a
rip-roaring
comedy
holdings
of
the
Glacier
Creek
Co.
and
is
situated
about
with
Louise
Fazcnda,
Leo
carriiio
three-quarters
of
a
mile
up
Glacier
Creek
from
the
Dun-
and,
Ted
IIca,v'
:
the
two
wnll
mill
ATnKnrlrlnn
W
nnonorl
un
;i
vow
infnrncf
?mr
featurcs
r
a
doublc
bi"
Plctu
u
V
.
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"i-
J.
program
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
ciiuub
ui
uic
tiiiu
utiuj
in
viic
oJiiiiy
u.jv;v.lo
tu
sun
b
oiujj-
mis
mla-WCCk,
ping.
Transportation
will
not
be
a
very
serious
problem
as
a
tram
to
convey
the
ore
across
the
canyon
has
been
installed.
It
will
nut
the
.shipments
right
on
the
road.
STALIN
IS
With
tense
exciteincnt,
glamour
of
outdoor
action,
tenderness
of
.romance
and
crashing
drama
I
"O'Malley
of
the
Mouuted"
Is
the
story
of
the
hcio
who
deliberately
has
himself
Jailed
so
that
he
car.
escape
with
a
member
of
a
dan
gcrous
border
gang.
Romance
and
plenty
of
adventure
ensue,
culminating
In
a
strong
climax
and
happy
ending.
"The
Winning
Ticket"
deals
with
the
adventures
of
an
Italian
barber
who
has
an
Irish
wire
and
shiftless
brother-in-law.
Compllca-trons
follow
compilations,
and
'the
whole
affair
is
said
to
be
very
entertaining.
INDUSTRIAL
ACCIDENT
COSTS
TORONIO.
Dec.
23:
(CP)
industrial
accidents
in
Ontario
cost
approximately
$50,000,000
during
the
past
twenty
years,
R.
B.
Morley,
general
manager
or
Industrial
Accident
Prevention
Association
estimates.
Direct
compensation
costs
through
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
.
ror
"(alls
pr.
persons"
amounted
to
$io,000,000.
NEEDS
INFORMATION
BUREAU
LONDON,
Ont.,
Dec.
23:
(CP)
A
rew
Inquiries
received
by
the
London
Chamber
of
Commerce
during,
the
past
year:
Where
ls
there
a
market
for
tame
rabbit
j
skins
arid
angora
wool?
Where
is
incre
a
aeaier
to
handle
mushrooms,
crabs
and
lobsters?
Where
can
bread
pans
.be
bought
and
where
can
horses
be
purchased?
gjjf
Novelty
Evening
Bags
I?
Novelty
Jewellery
Pick
out
your
Christmas
Girts
i
and
we
will
lay
them
aside
for
11
.
SOUTH
YARRA,
Ausf
2
(CP-Harry
B.
Australian
ship-owner
recent
v.
Mt
.....
wno
to.
$5,385,000,
valued
TONIGHT
&
THURSDAY
FOR
THE
KIDS!
Special
Matinee
Thurs.2:3o
Last
Complete
Show,
fcoa
GEOKGE
O'BRIEN
In
The
Great
Action
Drama
"O'MALLEY
of
the
MOUNTED"
with
IRENE
WAKK
(At
7:00
&
9:09j
-
PLUS
-
LI
lflrtrmlllAt'r
louLtetaenda
.JedHealY
$3
(At
8:01
ii
10
08
I
BUY
YOUR
XMAS
GIFTS
AT
Dry
Goods
&
Novelty
Shop
couver
and
New
Westminster
Dis-
-....
"
.
trict
Trades
and
Labor
CteuncU,
when
submittpri
thp
ncwriinnc
.!
.
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:
-
'
hfl!
Children's
Coats
and
Dresses
Hose,
Cloves,
Scarves
Gifts
For
Every
Member
of
the
Family
Christmas
Specie
All
Ladies'
Coats
Are
Selling
at
Cost!
P'l
tlntinrl
ni..L.,.
J
1
1
.
.
.
t.w.
xcwiuiuu
atyit:s
or
iur
trimmed,
in
a
god
variety
ot
styles
.unu
sizes,
um-of
these
will
make
an
ideal
gift
which
Wil
Hong
be
ii
reminder
of
the
giver
Crepe
de
Chene
Dance
Sets
Dainty
lace
trim
j'J
gQ
Beautiful
Satin
Pajamas
Handsomely
trimmed
.
at
-
.
.
..
t
t
Crepe
de
Chene
Gowns
Assorted
colors
'
at
.
"
'
;
,.$2.75
.VcWasuede
iPajamas
and
Gowns'
'
v
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225
We
have
a
new
shipment
of
Cushion
Forms
and
Kapok
Cushion
Killer
Toys
For
the
Stockings,
from
10c
to
25c
Phone
9
Store
Open
Til
110
P.M.
i
m
ft
9
n
Third
&
Fullon
St.
J