PAGE
SIX
70
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8
USEFUL
AND
LASTING
GIFTS
For
Every
Member
Of
The
Family
Bovs
ooys
and
ana
Girls
uins
Watch
W
aicn
WALtfiiAM,
"
ELGIN;
GUI"
EN,
ROLEX
ancf
WASHINGTON
watch-A
new
strong-built
watch
that
will
cs
in
a
great
variety
of
cases
and
de-kcep
perfect
time.
For
QIZ
if
signs,
including
beautiful
Diamond-boys
and
girls.
Priced
at
v
U
Set
styles.
'
A
Truly
Wonderful
Assortment
to
Make
Your
Selection
From
Solid
Gold,
Genuine
DIAMOND
3-piece
ROGERS'
QQ
7
RINGS.
ETA
Tea
Sots.
From
?0
From
THIRD
AVENUE
1
m
'
'4
u
up
A
fine
assortment
of
STERLING
SILVER
HOLLOWWARE
and
FLATWARE
The
Largest
Variety
of
Useful
Gifts
in
The
North!
Used
FURNITURE
3
Axminlster
Rues
Size
9x12.
Price
$15.00,
820.00
and
825
00
Bed.
Cable
Spring
and
Cotton
Felt
Mattress
Zr-
S14.50
Bed,
Coil
Spring
and
Spring
Filled
Mattress
S22.50
Extension
Table
With
leaves.
Price
84.00,
85.00,
86.00
87.50
Cabinet
.
S15.00
S
K""""
S25.00
Brick'lined
Heaters
Price
85.00,
88.00
and
89.50
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
Orpheuni
No.
1
Tenor
CIO
IZfi
Banjo
tXdU
Vioiins-From
$5
up
to
.ft
$-Tube
Radio
Console
in
first
class
condition
JEWELS
23-Jewel
Waltham
Watch
Genuine
Diamond
Tie
Pin
H-krt
Watch
Chain
,
17-Jewel
Bertmar
Watch
845.00
820.00
825.00
815.00
810.00
Doll
Proms
From
Kiddie
Kars
Rocking
Horses
Velocipedes
Baby
Swings
Baby
High
Chairs
c5
New
FURNITURE
Axminister
Mats
Size
15x27.
Each
Size
27x54.
Each
up
Dresser
and
Toilet
Sets
in
STERLING
SILVER
in
all
the
Latest
Modern
Designs
IN
OUR
BASEMENT
STORE
We
Have
Over
30
Different
Designs
o
f
Dinnerwarc
to
Choose
From
HUNDREDS
OF
ODD
CUPS
AND
SAUCERS
FINE
CRYSTAL
AND
Large
Range!
glassware
Wonderful
Values!
BRASSWARE
COPPER
BAGGAGE
NOVELTIES
Hundreds
of
Beautiful
and
Useful
Gifts
To
Choose
From!
We
Cordially
Invite
Your
Inspection
I
MAX
HEILBRONER
81.50
84.00
Bedroom
Reversible
Wool
Mats
Colors
blue,
rose,
mauve
and
green.
Size
25x43.
QQ
Bath
.Mats
Cotton
rag
rugs.
Size
24x48.'
Each
90c
Rubber
Kitchen
Mats
Placed
In
front
of
stoves
or
sink,
this
soft
rubber
mat
greatly
relieves
the
fatigue
of
household
7
work.
Size
16x24.
Each
...
I
OK,
Passage
Linoleum
Plain
brown
with
red
key
border,.
Width
24
Inches.
fi?n
Lineal
yard
DDL
Magazine
Table
Each
Folding
Metal
Bridge
Sets
and
table.
Set
87.50
-Including
4
chairs
818.00
TOYS
FOR
CHILDREN
82.75
82.00
82.00
87.75
81.75
83.50
up
up
up
up
up
up
We
Buy
Used
Goods
Phone
Green
916
Hours
From
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
ELIO'S
PRINCE
RUPERT
I
ft
fa
&
I
to
Early
Advertising
Copy
Wil!
be
Very
Much
Appreciated
THE
DAILY
Tuesday
OFFICERS
ELECTED
Mrs.
J,
O.
Vicrcck
Heads
Prince
Rupert
Hoys'
Band
Parents'
Association
ElectibW
of
officers
for
tnc
corn-
in?
year
took
place
last
night
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
or
the
Prince
Ruoert
Boys'
Band
Association
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
O.
W.
Rudderham.
The
following
were
chosen.
President,
Mrs
J.
O.
Viereck.
Vice-PresideVit.
Mrs.
Jack
Joy.
Secretary
-
Treasurer.
Mrs.
H.
Perkins.
Executive
Mrs.
G.
V.
Rudder-
ham,
Mrs.
Bruce
Love,
Mrs.
A.
Bussanich.
Mrs.
A.
Jl
Phllllpson
and
Mrs.
L.
J.
Dell.
H.
Perkins
was
named
reoresen-
'ntivc
to
the'Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band
Association.
The
central
committee
consists
of
L.
J.
Dell.
O
W.
Rudderham
and
A.
Bussanich
.Refreshments
were
served
hv
he
hostess.
LATE
FOR
.MARKET
PETERBOROUGH.
Ont..
Dec
7
CPl
Some
Peterborough
house
wives
arrived
at
the
farmers'
market
here
the
other
day
before
farmers.
A
heavy
foz
delaved
traffic
keeping
hucksters
home
until
after
dawn.
Overwaitea
Ltd.
Cash
or
C.O.I).
Phone
813
i
BUTTER
First
grade
3
lbs.
Wednesday
Only
Quaker
Corn
Flakes-
3
packages
Muffets
Per
package
EGGS
Grade
"A"
large.
Per
doz.
in
car.
SANTA
CLAUS
and
COMPANY
4
t
95c
25c
10c
37c
I
J
Christmas
Candy
and
Nuts
in
Stock
apeciai
rricca
Grapes
'
Per
lb.
10c
MOIRS'
XMAS
SPECIAL
Chocolates
501
Hard
and
Soft
Centres
Brcntuotid
Peas-
Ize
5.
Per
tin
Aylnicr
Boneless
Chicken
Per
tin
10c
25c
LIBBY'S
TOMATO
JUICE
Tall
10-oz.
tins.
tZn,
Each
OK,
Royal
Crown
Soap
1
bar
free
when
.
you
buy
5
bars
25C
J
1
Lifebuoy
Soap
Free
With
Each
Large
Package
of
I
Rinso
ai
&Ol
BURNS'
5-POINT
HAMS
IT
29c
Turnips
Sweet
and
tender
6
lbs.
Celery
Large,
white
bunches
2
for
25c
25c
Free
Delivery
on
Orders
$3.00
and
Over
mm
MM
UAU
11
c.rve
gT0
......
eonsvif-
fit.
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7
rra
I
.
1
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At
1
wenty
-Five
Years
Ago
December
7,
1912
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
and
Lionel
Crlppen
had
a
rather
arduous
all
light
experience
while
they
were
iowlng
Major
George
E.
Gibson's
boat
to
Dlgby
Island
to
be
beached
.or
the
winter.
Crlppen
was
aboard
Major
Gibson's
boat
which
broke
away
from
the
judge's
boat
In
the
stormy
weather.
The
Judge
then
vent
on
the
rocks
and
Crlppen
was
adrift
without
any
motive
power.
Finally
an
Indian
boat
rescued
Crlppen.
Several
hours
later
the
judge's
boat
was
successfully
The
Railway
Employees'
Association
has
been
organized
In
Prince
Rupert
with
Len
Bell
as
president
ind
Paul
Muldner
as
secretary.
Word
has
been
received
in
Prince
3upcrt
of
a
rich
strike
of
copper
and
galena
being
made
on
the
Red
Reef
mining
property
about
"half
a
mile
from
Stewart.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Late
this
trip
in
returning
from
.he
north,
Union
steamer
Catala,
Japt.
John
Mulr,
is
.due
at
4
)'clock
this
afternoon
from
Stew
art,
Anyox
and
other
points.
The
vessel
was
at
Wales
Island
at
8
'clock
this
morning
loadlnc
can
ned
salmon
and
at
Port
Simpson
at
1
p.m.
Northland
Transportation
Co.'s
steamer
North
Sea,
Capt.
A.
W
t
Nlckcrson,
arrived
in
port
at
12:30
'
midnight
last
night
from
Alaska
I
nd,
after
discharging
five
car-
toads
of
fish
from
Ketchikan
for;
transshipment
East
over
Canadian
National
Railways,
sailed
early
this
morning
in
continuation
of
net
i
voyage
to
Seattle.
COPS
STOP
RECEPTION
SUDBURY.
Ont.,
Dec.
7:
(CP)
A
wedding
reception
In
honor
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mike
Chuck
was
interrupted
when
police
seized
seven
quarts
of
liquor
and
26
cases
of
beer
and
arrested
Chuck
on
a
charge
of
having
liquor
in
a
public
place.
PLAYS
IN
IRELAND
MORROSBURO,
Ont..
Dec.
7:
'CP)
Ralph
Ashton,
Morrlsburg
youth,
has
signed
a
contract
to
appear
on
the
stage
with
an
English
repertory
company
which
recently
opened
a
season
In
Ireland.
Ashton
left
here
for
England
In
September.
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fi
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foim
m
M,.?jmm
Excursion
From
Interior
Cpming
Tre-Christmas
Visitors
Due
To-night
and
,Will
Return
Either
Wednesday
of
Friday
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
It
Is
bringing
In
the
annual
pre-Chrlstmas
excursion
of
Interior
people
from
points
along
the
line
as
far
East
as
Prince
George.
Their
bargain
fare
tickets
call
for
return
to
the
Interior
on
elthei
Wednesday
or
Friday
evening's
train.
Bernice
Palmer
says
.
.
.
Even
the
youngsters
are
earden-
LAST
TIME
One
Show
Onlv
si
.
TE
DAVIS
HENRY
FONDi
In
4fri.
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AIt,
l
......
I
mlnded
here.
My
young
son
boueht
-
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ian
j,
.
I
Grand
Revival
-i
.
.
Hit!
ItOUHUTDox;?;
ine
unosl
(Joes1
Mt
stmi
News
Cartoon
Pete
Smith
Short
"Certain
Woman
Gho,t
Goes
West'
,
COMING
nth
and'
Lionel
llarrymore
in-
a
pacKage
of
cucumber
seeds
and
keep
your
kltehen
r-f
proudly
announced
he
Ma
'Ull
AFFAIR"
I'Ius-IUTPaS
be
able
to
go
into
the
vard
and
.
.
"ta,J
pick
his
own
dill
pickles:
I
once
C"
JUr
j
jmi
.
...
(J
I
CCMlr.rp
if
vmi
i
I
pmutu
am
seeas
witn
the
same
";jh
..
hopes!
...
Oh
well,
one
lives
and
bread-
'ou
ten
h
u,
learns
siove
.
.
.
polish,
Speaking
of
learning,
you
can
Oakland,
A
Warm,
Comfortable
DRESSING
G01
"
"viiucuui
gut
uur
selection
f
:r
'
j
(."n
k
English
Robes
in
checks
and
solid
colors.
F,u:,r
R
be-.
h'
-T
checks
and
plain
colors
with
contrast-
QQ
nn
t
coo
ni
Ing
trim.
Prices
from
,
Fine
quality
Beacon
Cloth
Robes
in
smart
pa'
at
A
HOUSE
JACKET
IS
JUST
THK
THIXfi
ror
long
evenings
oy
me
lire.
Drop
in
and
ok
i
.
t
I
of
English
House
Jackets
In
shades
of
Blue
S'.
Br:
u.
plaid
trim
and
the
plain
colors
with
v..-:
p
87.75,
810.00
and
812.95
WATTS
&
NICRM
i
50C
Third
Ave.
Men's
and
Boys
Clothiers
I'hone
DEMERS
Closing
-Out
SALE
Here
is
an
opportunity
for
mothers
to
outfit
their
girls
lor
schwL
Wool
Dresses
Regular
to
$16.50.
(Jg
i$5
Skirts
Regular
$2.95.
Cl
Qj
NOW
Scotch
Plaid
Skirts
Regular
$5.50.
NOW
1
Pullovers
Regular
to
$4.25.
NOW
Jackets-
Regular
to
$4.95.
NOW
ut
Sash's
over
YT!
IT'S
eT7lN'(J
MAR
PIMNSR-7lME
ANP
-PH
ISM'T
'
A
THING
To
EAT
IN
TH2
WHOLE
Toy
?Aciofzy
82.50
or.
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81.9'
83.51
Ut
lour
lluiiilrril
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ft.
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DatJ
October
4.
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in
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one
moiU
turn
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DATED
at
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Nuvembcr,
A
D..
37,
ANDREW
THOMTCrt
Deputy
iwgtouw
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
nd
CAFI
Thone
51
for
Best
Household
Co1
,
MRS.
C.
V-
MLACK