HOMESPUN
BEDSPREADS
Something
new!
Made
In
England,
assorted
colorings,
absolutely
fast.
A
very
practical
spread
f6r
hard
wear.
CO
Od
Size
00
OC
Size
72x90
jlOu.
LINEN
TEX
3HEEtfN(i
Grass
bleached
linen
tex.
sheeting.
No
finer
quality
made.
72
Inches
wide.
Handles
anc
wears
like
an
Irish
llnerl,
rieg.
price
$1.00
yd.
7Qp
Dollar
Day.
yard
'
vV
EnRiish
Half
Bledched
Sheeting
Will
bleach
white
after
a
few
washings.
72
Inches
wide.
Nothing
better
for
hard
wear.
lf
ttfl
Dollar
Day
price,
yard
Twilled
Flannelette
Sheeting
Buy
your
flannelette
sheets
by
the
yard
and
get
the
desired
size
required.
72
inches
wide,
made
In
England.
Beautifully
soft
and
warm.
Guaranteed
to
wear.
fftQf
Dollar
Day
price,
yard
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Bert
Bartlett
leaves
on
this
even
big's
train
for
a
combined
business
thd
holiday
trip
to
Smlthers.
Bot
Tobey
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver.
A
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Teachers'
Association,
which
was
fo
hare
been
held
last
week,
will
take
place
tonight.
Albert
Palmer,
who
arrived
lrt
the
city
last
week
from
the
Omln-fca
mining
country
sailed
last
night
6h
the
Prince
George
for
trip
to
Vancouver.
Dr.
Leonard
B.
Wrlnch
of
ilazel-lon
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
Interior
on.
last
night's
train
and
Till
be
returning
to
Hazelton
this
evening.
Williams
Elklns
left
on
Wednes
day
evening's
train
for
Smlthers
ihere
he
will
spend
a
couple
of
weeks
holldavlntf.
He
expects
to
get
in
some
skiing.
j,
Fred
Ritchie,
pioneer
local
land
surveyor,
Is
reported
to'
b'
progressing
as
well
as
can
be
expected
at
thi
Prince
Runert
Gen
eral
HdsDltal
followlne
a
recent
operation,
Mrs.
Stanley
G.
Mills
of
Terrace
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
interior
on
last
night's
train.
Di
Mills
Is
at
Dresent
a
patient
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos
pltal
recelvlne
treatment
for
an
infected
hand.
3.
Uyenaka
and
K.
Sasa,
aftot
spending
a
week
here
continuing
their
investigation
of
the
possibilr
ty
of
exporting
cottonwood
timber
from
this
district
to
Japan
fill
fnatch
manufacturing
purposes,
Jailed
by
the
"prince
George
last
flight
on
their
r6turri
to
Vancou
ter.
Announcements
All
advertlsemefits
In
(his
661-umn
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c"
a
wofd.
Anglican
Tea,
Mrs.
W,
II.
Tobey,
January
20.
Presbyterian
Burn's
Banquet
January
25.
Baptist
Supper,-'
February
1
.
Women's
lfospltal
Auxiliary
Dall,
bruary
'
4t
"
Ridley
Home
Sale',,
February
10.
Valentine
CabaTet,
Benefit
Boys'
Band.
Feb'ru'afy
U.
"'
Cambral
ruafy
14,"
Valentine
Dance,
Feb;
Cathedral
Easter
sale,
April
21.
.Mrs.
D.
D.
Mun.ro
arrived
In
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from
Terrace
and
sailed
oh
trie
Prince
George
for
a
visit
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Clarence
Martin
of
Massett.
after
spending
a
couple
Of
days
In
the
city,
sails
by
the
Prince
John
tonight
on
her
return
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Simpson
wll
sail
by
the
Prince
John
tonight
tin
their
return
to
Massett.
Mr.
Simp
son
arrived
on
Wednesday
after'
o
tflp
to
Vancouver
and
Mrs.
Simp
son
came
over
from
the
Islands
to
meet
him.
Charles
B.
Ilaan
of
Queen
Char-
16tte
City,
followlng'a
visit
to
town
will
sail
oy
tne
prince
Jonn
w-
night
on
his
return
to
the
islands.
Peter
Haan,
who
has
been
oh
r.
trip
south,.
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Cardena
this
afternoon
and
will
also
proceed
to
Queen
Char'
lbtte
on
the
Prince
John
tontghi
Inspector
John
A.
Fraser,
provin
cial
police,-
arid
Mrs.
Fraser
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
They
took
south
a
party
of.
five
district
prisoners
who-wlll
serve
sentences'
at
Okalia.
The
party
consisted
of
four
men
and
one
woman.
Constable
and
Mrs.
Andrew
Grant
of
Hazelton
are
visitors
In
the.
city,
having
arrived
from,
the
lnterlor.on
last
iilKhfs
train.
They
will
return
to
the
Interior
on
this
evenings
fralii,
having
come
In-
with
ah
In
dian-
woirian,
Mary
N.
Gibh
oiHaz
elton.
who
was
taken
an
to
OKana
aboard
the
Pjtnce
George
to
serve
three
months'
imprisonment
ioi
having
liquor
In
her
possession.
Hotel
Arrivals
R.
Savoy
S
J.
Evans.
Calgary;
C.
R.
Bel-lis,
Massett;
W.
Mrslrigton,
Slew-iirt.
;
Itoyai
B
Wtbb,
A.
Krlstrhansoh
and
Glsll
Jonsson,
city;
F.
q.
Dalgarto
Vancouver.
Ir(iice
Rupert
r.
Moore.
Smlthers;
II.
P.
Ca-hill,
Vancouver;.
Mis.
E.
Brecken
den,
MISs
U.
BVeckenden,
Dr.
L.
B.
Wrlnch
and
Mr",
and
Mrs.
A.
Oran,
Hazelton;
W.
Donald
and
Mrs.
S.
6.
Mills",
Terrace.
Central
T
Vlnsalc.
cltV.
P.
J.
Rolls,.
C.N.
MAYOR
TAKES
OFFICE
rv
Ton
14!
(CP)
ElCCt
cd
to
office
Dec.
6.
RaW
f3'
6n
January
3.
reduction
in
Tor-Sannual
casWd
a
gradual
tax
rate
starting
with
this
year's
levy.
Half
lilcached
Cotton
Sheets
200
only
half
bleached
cotton
sheets.
Extra
heavy
heavy
Quality,
Fiill
size.
04
fifi
Dollar
Day,
each
JX.UU
Check
Tea
or
Glass
Towels
Good
size'
linen-finished
glass
or
tea
towels.
Size
20x30.
Blue
and
Red"
checks.
o4
flfi
Dollar
Day.
8
towels
for
Y1""
DRAPERY
HOMESPUN
Imported
drapery
homespun.
48
Inches
wide,
fast
colors,
assorted
designs.
fl-
A
A
Dollar
Day.
2
yards
for
vi,uu
Liberal
Pictures
Occupy
Tory
Room
Manitoba'
Conservative
Members
Are
Discomforted
WINNIPEG,
Jan.
14:
(CP)
Much
to
thi6
discomfort
of
Conservative
members
of
.Manitoba
legislature,
some
one
discovered
recently
the
chief
decorative
features
of
the
room
occupied
in
the
legislature,
by
Conservative
Leader
Errlck
Willis
are
oil
paintings
of
two
Liberal
premier.
On
one
wall
Hon.
Thomas
Green
way's
picture
rests.
On
the
oppo
site
Is
the
painting
of
Hon.
T.
C.
Norrls.
Conservatives
explained
Mr.
Willis
had
been
too
busy
to
no-
tfce.
One
of
the
Interesting
sights
In
the
city
at
any
time,
winter
or
summer,
Is
'Mrs.
C.
V.
Sutherland's
private
collection
of
cacti.
The
collection
Is
all
kept
in
one
window.
There
are
approximately
forty
dif
ferent
plants
of
as
many
different
species.
They
are
a
curious
lot
and
the
receptables
are
also
Interesting.
I
am
told
that
many
tourlsls-
-visit
the
place
in
the
summer
Just
to
see
the
plants.
V
One.
beauty
of
a
cactus
garden
As
that'
it
Is
interesting
"
all
the
year
round
and
that
the
plants
take
so
ilttie'
room
at
first
that
several
may
be
grown
in
one
re'ceptable.
"Ilie
pot'does
not'
need
to
have
drain
age
u
watering
is
done
careruuy.
in
this.'
particular
window
garden,
which
Is
now;
In
its
third
year,
only
about
half
a
dozen
Of
the
speci
mens
have
bloomed
but
each
year
should
see
an
Increase
In
that
num
ber.
Douglas
Sutherland
was
telling
me
yesterday
that
there
are
more
KEEP
YOUR
LIVER
ACTIVE
And
You'll
Feel
Wondtrful
Mitt
Ilfcdstch,
Tlffd,
'
Sick,
Conitlpated
Tur
Imr
U
iKt
larfttf
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lUtflVt,
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nil
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tuiirit
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wkh
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can't
ll
tH
if
jmm
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wtd
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"rottm".
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mmtij
m&i
jmi'
Uit
heiMy.
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M
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VJk.i
4
imw
prwn.
A
nltbrtlnl
iedw't
formula
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iml
FRUIT-ATI
VESTMm
Friday.
JanuaryJMftS;
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i
.
Tai
DAILx
N1TW8
PAGE
THRFE
Saturday
DOLLAR
DAY
Saturday
m
7
v
E
if
yofi
have
a
few
dollars
t
spend
yni
can't
make
a
belter
Investment
than
to
take
this
opportunity
61
laying
In
a
litle
stock
of
household
linens.
We
are
offering
several
Item's
of
high
class
household
linens
imported
direct
from
the
Old
Country
and
6nr
prices
can
beat
any
competition.
Check
over
your
linen
stock
and
drop
In
on
Saturday
arid"
let
as
show
you
what
we
are
offering.
FRASER
&
PAYNE'S
200
only
flannelette
sheets.
Full
size.
Extra
good
wearing
quality.
&1
ftO
Dollar
Day,
each
?iUU
DRAPERY
HOMESPUN
Imported
drapery
homespun,
48
inches
wide,
fast
colors,
extra
heavy
weight,
new
AQif
designs.
Dollar
Day.
Yard
V.'
V
Nottingham
Net
Curtains
Made
up
and
finished
ready
to
hang.
Cream
or
ecru
shade.
Finished
2U
yards
long.
C-f
A
A
Dollar
Day.
pair
JXVU
WINDOW
SHADES
Cream
or
Green
mounted
on
good
quality
spring!
roller.
Size
3'x6'.
Cut
to
fit
charges
free.
OUl
QQp
Dollar
Day,
each
Cotton
Filled
Comforters
Full
size
assorted
chintz
coverings.
Wlli
stand
any
amount
of
hard
wear.
Dollar
Day,
each
SEE
OUK
WINDOWS
FUIDAY
DISPLAYING
VARIOUS
OTHER
ITEMS
ON
SALE
birds
than
usual
In
the
city
this
away
for
the
Russel
lupins
which
are
so'
widely
advertised
both
In
England
and
Canada.
I
was
given
ci
CHURCH
BENEFITS
$2.00
year.
Just
now
they
may
be
seen
In
'
BT
nxK!
rw
t,
h-
ippi
large
numbers
in
.hk.
garden
every
'
ffat
chu'rch
Cnrlst
Sclen.
day
and
he
thinks
this
presages
an
tIsf
will
receive
$1000
from
the
$21,-early
spring.
Many
garden
plants
nR(j
faf
nf
M
WM,Io
.;,H
rjkm
L?l
"
adva?ced
"?U
ya,r;
Is
under
her
will.
While
there
may
be
another
cold;
--
.
-
spell,
he
thinks
we
shall
have
flowers
In
the
garden
much
earlier
than
I
PREFER
NEW
YEAR'S
usual.
He
says
there
was
a
similar!
Y
J'
J
Vu
.
l
I:
i
toil
I
of
York
Township
the
city
suburb
"uu
"
.
-
,
.
,
.....
i.
Manv
local
DeoDle
are
sendine
eCtions.
oi
loronio;
oeciaea
to
sck
10
new
Year's
Day
for
their
municipal
el-
RETIRES
FROM
C.P.R.
MILTON.
Ont..
Jan.
14:
(CP)
a
packet
ai
few
days
ago
with
a
doz-'
Top-notch
old-time
telegrapher,
A.
en
seeds
in
ltstfl
shall
try
my
luck
l.
Baker
has
retired
after
50'
years
with
them
along
with
the
rest.
servlce
with
the
Michigan
Central
These
lupins
are
said
to
be
qultejand
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
different
from
the
old-.f
ashlftned
.
.
.
kind.
We
shall
all
look
forward
to
seeing
them.,
Wile;
they
are
pereh-nlels,
they
mayjposfib$
bloom
the
first
year
If
planted
early.
mas
i
had
all
four
In
bloom
in
the
garden.
Mrs.
R.
McCarthy
0f
Fifth
Ave.
East
picked
berried
holly
In
her
I
was
hoping
to
pick
wallflowers,
garden
for
Christmas.
He'
tree
was,
polyanthus,
double
white
arabis
and
covered
with
berries
until
shortly
;
pansles
on
Christmas
bay
but
just'
before
she
planned
to
cut
the
holly
a
few
days
before
th
festival
the
;
for
some
of
her
friends.
Then
the
killing
frost
came
which
destroyed
j
birds
got
busy
and
took
most
of
them
all.
Just
a
week
before
Christ-1
them.
earance
r&
CAI
p
Lamp
Shades
A
fine
selection
of
smart
lamp
shades,
both
in
parchifient
and
in
cloth.
Modern
shades
to
fit
Tri-
lite,
Junior
and
Bridge
Lamps.
Special
to
clear
HALF
PRICE
Table
and
Bed
Lamps
Excellent
values
in
both
these
lines,
to
choose
from.
Marked
down
to
.
.
Bridge
Lamps
Neat
brid
tre
lamhs.
complete
with
smart
modern
parchment
shades.
An
unequalled
value
CO
QCT
at
No
nctifrns
Globe
Extra
GORDON'S
xr
mm
w
v
No
Exchanges
A
fine
selection
.
HALF
VlllCE
HARDWARE
TUSCAN
CURTAIN
NETS
Assorted
patterns
In
Nottingham
tuscan
nets.
Curtain
nets
you
don't
have
to
Iron
-g
A
A
after
washing.
Dollar
Day,
3
yds
for
V
READY
MADE
CURTAINS
Tuscan
nets.
All
finished
ready
to
hang.
Standard
size.
The
most
durable
curtain
Cj-f
QC
made.
Dollar
Day.
pair
JJ.tf
'3MHaWHaVoVaMHHHHHb
TABLE
NAPKINS
I
Damask
table
napkins.
Assorted
Q-f
An
1
patterns,
good
size.
10
for
V
-"M
1
TURKISH
TOWELS
Run
of
the
mill
and
odd
patterns.
White
colored
and
Jacquered
in
three
groups
L1-
81.00
OROUPII.-
100
groupii,-
S10()
The
Ideal
Tonic
For
The
Winter
Months
HIGHEST
POTENCY
Vitamin
Emulsion
Emulsifying
in
a
palatable
form
the
natural
Vitamins
of
Halibut,
Tuna
and
Cod
Liver
Oils.
An
efficient
general
tonic
for
both
adults
and
children.
A
100
Prince
Rupert
Product
f
Price
One
Dollar
Per
Bottle
Manufactured
and
Sold
By
Ormes
Ltd.
Ztftfi
Pioneer
Druggists
The
RemU
Store
Phones:.
81
&
82
Open
Daily
From
8
a.m.
t
HI
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
From
12
noon"
till
S
p.m,
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
200
Window
Shades
36x72,
with
fittings,
Colors,
green,
QQp
sand,
cream.
Each
:..'...t..:.:...
Other
sizes
In
oil
finish
cloth.
4iy2",
45"
and
48".
All
72"
long;
Blued
cloth
oil
finish.
v
Per
yard
Phone
775
.
Says
Old
King
Coal
I
know
a
Clever
little
trick
To
keep
you
warm
If
well
or
sick,
Just
phone
651
and
say
Please
send
a
ton
of
coal
today.
40c
327
THIRD
AVENUE
PH1LP0TT
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
--
t
Foothills
Alberta,
Nanalmo-Welllntton
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
If
you
lose
anything,
try
a
classified
ad.
mm
4
1
1