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OPEN
EVENINGS
For
Useful
and
Noteworthy
Gifts
Diamonds
and
Precious
Stones
Diamond
Set
and
Quality
Watches
at
all
prices
New
and
up-to-date
Stone
Set
and
Novelty
Jewelry
Gold,
Sterling
and
Rolled
Gold
Bracelets
Pearls
are
now
the
leading
fashion
note,
we
have
a
beautiful
range
from
50c
up
Gold
and
Gold-filled
Dress
Sets
for
Gentlemen's
Evening
Clothes
Hand
Carved
Ivory,
Souvenirs
and
Novelties
Waterman
and
Sheaffer
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
Le
Mair's
Day
and
Night
Marine
Glasses,
Binnoculars
and
Telescopes
Barometers
for
home
and
boat
Beading
Glasses
Brussells
Sprouts
or
Asparagus
Tips
(Potatoes)
,.;
,
it
.
gashed
Potato
or
Baked
Potato;,,
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(Dessert)
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.r
English
Christmas
Plum
Pudding
and
Hard
Sauce
or
Hot
Mince
Pie
or
Ice
Cream
(Fruits)
Apples,
Oranges,
Assorted
Nuts
Cluster
Raision
Christmas
(Beverages)
Tea
or
Coffee
.
V.
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
ca.
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
and
Shades
Cloisonne,
Cinnibar
and
Soap'stone
Beautiful
Sterling
Silver
and
Pyralin
Dresser
Sets,
Manicure
Sets,
Sewing
Baskets
BASEMENT
STORE
For
all
your
household'
needs
Crockery,
Glassware
and
Hand
Cut
Crystal.
Finest
Bone
China
in
Cups
and
J
ancy
Pieces,
30
Different
Designs
in
Dinnerware,
Brasswarc,
Copper,
Russian
Hand-Painted.
Wooden
Ware,
Smoking
Stands
&
Sets,
Umbrella
Stands
We
invite
you
to
shop
in
comfort
in
the
finest
gift
shop
in
the
north
MAX
HEILBRONER
DIAMOND
SPECIALIST
Headquarters
For
i
SANTA
CLAUS
Thousands
of
Toys,
Christmas
Books,
Decorations
and
Novelties
REGAL
SHOP
Any
ArtlcIe'Put
Away
Until
Christmas
Week
BOSTON
CAFE
We
wish
our
patrons
a
Hearty
and
Merry
Christmas
4
Tc
f
Special
Christmas
Dinner
(Relishes)
r,
J
Queen
Olives
and
Celerv
&
(Salad)
Fresh
Shrimp
Cocktail
or
Fruit
Cock'tail
W
(Soup)
Wf
Turkey
a
la
Royale
or
Cream
of
Tomato
f
;
(Fish)
If
Boiled
Spring
Salmon
with
Egg
Sauce
Nj?
..
(Entrees)
W
Stuffed
Young
Turkey
with
Cranberry
Sauce
SP
-
...
(Vegetables)
OPEN
EVENINGS
HAS
SIX
GRANDMOTHERS'
MIRROR,
Alta.,
Dec.
22:
(CP)
The
three
months
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ward
Barritt
has
some
thing
to
boast
about.
He
has
six
grandmothers.
On
his
mother's
side
he
has
one
grandmother;
two
great
grandmothers
and
one
great
great
grandmother,
Mrs.
Katherlne
Cra
mer,
of
Siebert,
Colorado.
She
is
92
years
old.
On
his
father's
side
he
has
one
grandmother
and
one
great
grandmother.
He
also
has
one
grandfather
and
two
great
grand
fathers.
OLD
CUSTOM
REVIVED
ETON,
Eng.,
Dec.
22:
(CP)
Reviving
an
old
ceremony
that
had
lapsed
for
300
yean,
105
old
Etonians,
including
members
of
Parliament,
planted
Irees
in
Eton
College
playing
grounds
the
other
day.
KILLED
BY
WATER
JET
LONDON,
Dec.
22:
(CP)
Henry
Jennings,
62-year
old
riveter,
was
killed
when
a
Jet
of
water
Issuing
from
a
pipe
at
a
pressure
of
250
pounds
to
the
Inch
struck
him.
Accidental
death
was
the
coroner's
verdict.
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Full
Information
nj
Itajletfrom
mny
offict
of
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
TELEGRAPHS
THE
DAILY
NEWS
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
Attention
Again
Focussed
on
Rabincs
Moving
Mill
Machinery
to
Big
3Iissouri
Welldun
Closes
(
For
Winter
I
Highly
satisfactory
smelter
returns
on
a
recent
ore
shipment
from
the
Silver
Pick
property
near
Smithers,
reference
to
which
was
made
in
the
Daily
News
last
week,
has
again
served
to
draw
attention
to
the
Babine
district.
This
was
the
third
shipment
from
that
property
to
show
eminently
satisfactory
values
The
Silver
Pick,
formerly
known
as
the
Little
Joe,
was
bon-
.
.
ded
from
Tom
King
and
Martin,
iCain
in
the
early
fall
by
H.
H.
I
Metzgar,
A.
Berg
and
J.
J.
Herman
Who
went
to
work
taking
out
ore
for
shipment.
Returns
from
a
ship-1
ment
of
ten
and
a
half
tons
netted
,
$1280.74
after
paying
treatment
charges
of
SS6.54
and
charges
totalling
$257.07.
freight
SIBBALD,
Alta.,
Dec.
22:
(CP)
Financial
difficulties
of
the
Clif
ton
Bank
School
District
have
been
solved.
With
only
five
pupils
in
the
district,
all
members
of
two
families,
the
school
was
closed.
But
teaching
goes.
on
just
the
same.
School
Is
held
in
tbs
two
homes
week
about.
In,
each
home,
a
special
room
has
been
made
over
for
the
teacher,
Miss
Muriel
Firth.
AIDS
INTERNATIONAL
AMITY
1LKLEY,
Eng.,
Dec.
22:
(CP)
II.
P.
Price,
head
of
a
large
tailoring;
firm,
has
donated
$100,000
to
the
Royal
Institute
of
International
Affairs
to
establish
a
chair
of
International
economics,
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
The
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
is
,oo
kin
s
forward
to
a
busier
tour-
1st
season
than
ever
to
Alaska
The
Consolidated
Mining
&
..Mr
Thr
nr
k
cnnt.i
Smelting
Co.
has
just
'about
com-
sailings
frcm
Vancouver
pleted
the
construction
of
a
privatej
to
Skagway
in
addition
to
two
road
from
Joker
Flats,
where
the
special
cruises
by
the
Princess
present
mine
camp
is
situated,
to
Charlotte.
The
steamers
to
ba
used
uig
Missouri,
on
completion
or
will,
as
usual,
be
the
Princesses
which
heavy
mill
machinery
now
Louise.
Charlotte
and
Alice,
It
is
standing
at
Joker
Flats
will
be
announced.
taken
to
the
mine
for
installation.
.
The
chamber
cn
the
mill
level,
250
,
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
feet
long
by
12
feet
wide,
will
be
John
Muir,
arrived
In
port
at
used
for
the
storagj
of
the
mill
8:45
this
morning
from
Stewart,
machinery
until
the
mill
drift
and
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
A
a
mi
i
.
A
-
J.
Mat
t
A
r
cui-oui
are
commciea.
me
tunnel
i"1"
m
at
dig
Missouri
is
now
being
driven
at
a
rate
of
fifteen
feet
per
day
to
serve
the
underground
mill.
A
large
quantity
of
balls
to
be
used
in
the
Big
Missouri
mill
recently
was
de
livered
at
Stewart.
The
Welldun
Mining
&
Milling
Co.,
closed
down
operations
for
the
season
at
the
end
of
last
week.
The
Welldun
Co.
started
operations
the
latter
part
of
April
and,
with
the
exception
of
two
shutdowns
caused
by
flootl
conditions
in
Glacier
Creek,
operated
the
mine
and
mill
continuously.
The
greater
part
of
the
ore
milled
this
year
was
ex-
xacted
in
the
old
Dunwell
workings
from
No.
3
level
while
a
considerable
amount
of
ore
from
the
Ben
All
unit
at
the
mine
was
also
milled
with
good
'results.
In
addition
to
milling
ore
from
its
own
operations,
the
Welldun
treated
several
ship
ments
of
custom
ore
from
neigh
boring
properties
including
the
Lakevlew,
Kansas
and
Cantu.
It
Is
planned
to
resume
operations
at
the
mill
In
the
Spring.
Sister
of
Ocean
Falls
Man
Passes
Miss
Florence
Johnson,
who
passed
away
In
Vancouver
last
week,
is
survived
by
a
brother,
at
12
noon
for
Van
couver
and
waypolnts.
Having
been
delayed
by
stress
of
stormy
weather
in
Alaskan
waters,
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Louis,
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray,
arrived
in
port
at
midnlnhi
Uit
nizht
frcm
Skagtvay
and
other
northern
points
and
sailed
at
2
a.m.
for
Vancouver.
The
vessel
.completing
her
third,
special
sailing
owing
to
the
tie-up
of
American
steamers
had
on
board
some
two
hundred
passengers.
Four
took
passage
from
her
here
for
the
south.
Motorshlp
Bellingham,
bringing
rive
carloads
of
frozen
fish
for
transhipment
East
over
Canadian
National
Railways,
is
due
in
port
mis
aiternoon
from
Ketchikan.
No
less
than
fifty
native
people
of
Kltkatla
are
in
town
today
aboard
four
boats
to
do
Christmas
shopping.
They
arrived
last
night
and
plan
on
returning
home
tomorrow.
The
four
boats
are
Mat-hew
Hill's
Kwfnltsa;
Norman
Lewis
Canadian
Girl;
Henry
Brown's
Norma
G.,
and,
William
Rldlev's
:
Kingwass.
Henry
Johnson,
at
Ocean
Falls.
She
a
ton,
and
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Sisters
1
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,
and
another
brother.
Miss
Johnson
as
27
years
of
age.
STEAL
SAFE
WEIGHING
TON
NYLSTROOM.
South
Africa,
Dec.
22:
Burglars
stole
a
safe
weighing
$300
in
cash.
tin
8b
!
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HCr'O
POINTS
Hn
if
nt
Jfffe
I
IJjir
CANADA
AND
l.WtEkT.
tf'
other
valu-
num
a
ism
age
nere,
removing
it
to
a
waiting
truck.
Annual
Regiment
Turkey
Shoot
Now
Completed
'
The
102nd
Battalion
has
com
pleted
its
annual
turkey
shoot
oni
the
local
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
range
with
.22
rifles.
The
winners
in
.the
ranks
are
Private
Alec.
McFarlane
and
Prl-vate
M.
Van
Cootcn.
The
winner
among
the
officers
and
warrant
officers
is
Malcolm
Lamb,
Regl,
mental
Quartermaster
Sergeant.
Some
very
keen
shooting
was
done
and
very
high
scores
were
made,
there
being
several
ties
which
had
to
be
shot
off.
In
the
case
of
the
Warrant
Officers
many
targets
were
used
and
numerous
possibles
made
before
the
wlnnei
was
finally
decided.
An
interesting
shoot
occurred
when
the
officers
of
the
Battalion
fired
against
a
team,
composed
of
ex-offlcers
vho
are
associate
members
of
the
mess.
Two
courses
were
fired,
one
with
service
re
volvers
and
one
with
.22
Girls
Own,
Boys
Own
$3.25
Churns
$3.00
Wall
22
it.
LAST
TIMES
tAvT
!Complete
Madeleine
Carroll
-
in
"Secret
Agent"
At
7:00
&
9:54
-
PLUS
-,
JACK
HALEY
In
"MR.
CINDEUEIM-
(At
8:39
Once
Only)
ItLNEAVS
lAt
8:23
only,
Comin;
Wednesday
GEORGE
O'BRIEN
in
"O'Malley
of
the
Mounted"
PLUS
LEO
CARRILLO
in
"The
Winning
Ticket
rifles
In
both
cases
the
rcstae
hi
officers
were
the
wmni.-,
i.
understood
the
prize
will
b
match
by
the
teams.
""'
,
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....
---hi,
,
,
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
old.
There
Is
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
nower
Water-mans.
Stylish
and
above
all
permanently
u&ful.
PENS,
from
$2.50
to
$10.00
PENCILS,
from
$1.00
to
$3.00
Attractively
boxed
Annuals
For
Boys
and
Girls
Scout
Oxford
Annuals
Christmas
Tree
Decorations,
Tinsel,
Snow,
$3.50
$1.50
Orna-
ments,
Candles,
Tree
Lights
House
Decorations,
Wreaths,
Bells,
Streamers,
Artificial
Flowers
Gifts
For
Every
Member
of
the
Family
jj
Christmas
Special
All
Ladies'
Coats
Are
Selling
at
Cost!
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UI
trimmed,
in
a
god
variety
of
styles'
and
sizes,
une
of
these
will
make
an
ideal
gift
which
wil
Hong
be
a
reminder.
of
the
giver
Crepe
de
Chcnc
Dance
Sets
Dainty
lace
trim
at
Deautiful
Satin
Pajamas
Handsomely
trimmed
11
Crepe
dc
Chcnc
Gowns
Assorted
colors
at
Velvpsuede
lajamastand
(Jowns
cll
$1.50
t0$2.75
$4,95
'
$2.75
'
$2.25
Wc
liavc
a
new
shipment
of
Cushion
Forms
and
Kapok
Cushion
Filler
Toys
For
the
Stockings,
from
10c
to
25c
Phone
9
Store
Open
Til
110
P.M.
Third
&
Fulton
St.
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