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f
page
rorv
Express
the
Season's
Greetings
with
the
Oldest
Name
in
Scotch
S3.75
HAIC
6
HAIG
Furnishing
Sale
At
,
Elio's
Furniture
I
j
Store
Come
in
and
see
how
you
can
save
real
money
I?
by
buying
your
floor
covering,
chesterfield
suite
f
or
Christmas
gifts
during
this
sale.
Sf
51
SI
v
Are
you
wondering
what
to
buy
the
kiddles
for
Christmas?
Just
see
the
wonderful
selection
of
TOYS
At
Elio's
and
your
worries
are
over.
Everything
In
the
wav
of
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
THIRD
AVENUE
Prtn.
nnn..
...rw.
Haig
Haiti
DBT1UD,
IUNMD
ANO
BQTTIED
M
SCOTIA
HO
Sr
HA
16
t
MAJO.
UMfftD.
IBtNtUIGM.
SC0TVAK3
This
adrertiemept
u
not
published
or
disolayeo.
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Indian
Agent
W.
E.
Collison
and
H.
Suehiro.
weH
known
local
Dominion
Constable
A.
J.
Watkin-
Japanese
boatiraflder,
sails
tonight
son
returned
to
the
eity
on
tost
on
the
Cardena
for
a
business
trip
night's
train
from
a
trip
to
Kit-
to
Vancouver.
aelas
to
make
a
distribution
to
the
Indians
there
of
money,
being
Mr
and
Mrs.
C
A.
Smith
are
proceeds
of
interest
on
timber
saflmg
tonight
on
the
Princess
sa,el
Adelaide
for
Vancouver.
Closed
Three
Days
WB1
ele
their
eal
and
lumber
yards
all
day
Sunday,
Mn-d
Tneiday
of
Chrbtmas
week.
CasUners
ihMild
Wk
vrr
their
stocks
and
plate
tbeir
rders
ahead
If
"they
are
likely
t
mn
ihmrL
We
ak
take
this
pportnnity
of
ihing
all
a
VERY
CERRY
Chrbtmas
and
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
Albert
and
McCaffery
Ltd
1
it
m
S
HOUSE
a
ft
2.
JSP
Wagons,
Tricycles,
Kiddie
.
.
.
Kars,
-
Scooters
and
S
Aft
Doll
Carriages
Shop
early
while
there
is
still
a
large
stock
from
which
jfo
to
choose
j&
a
Announcements
All
advertisements
tn
this
col-eon
win
be
charged
tor
a
toll
month
at
x5e
a
word.
S.O.N.
Christmas
Tree
December
maker.
TH2
CA3.T
!.Ln
J
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
For
prompt
and
coortecBS
m
Dance
Oddicstews
Han.
Friday.
-vice
Phone
1J
TaxL
it
'
Dee.
2t
damo
popuksr
orthes-
BaHoon
Dance
Friday
Moose
Han.
ttrkcy
prfres.
night,
M.
A.
Borbank.
c.
X.
R.
engineer,
retained
to
the
citv
on
last
night's
train
from
one
of
V
n
n
1
hta
VrtcAi.c3l
trips
through
the
Amas
Lneer
rund
mterter
ait
duties.
He
was
.accompanied,
by
his
sons.
Hugh
Money
Is
conTm
for
the
J?.
..
ration
Army
Fund
and
it
seems
iT.
-r
..
Thr
now
as
If
it
wEl
be
oosstble
are
tending
"
m
vcouver
bring
cheer
to
those
most
In
need.
work
on
the
hampers
commenced
today
and
all
wiU
be
ready
auiriDuuon
try
Saturday
night.
iurre
u
no
ratuo
auctm
this
rear
tn
those
wishin?
tn
Acmi
are
asked
to
do
so
throneh
the
I
regular
channels,
either
direct
to
Salvation
Army
officers
or
through
the
Daily
News.
Previously
acknowledged
VA2i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Lancaster
5.00
Mrs.
rbote
..
2.00
Mrs.
Beverldge
Anonymous'
...
r
2.00
uapuoi
'Theatre
Matinee
1
lor.
Young
People's
iDanrp
Fninvprl
Soecessfyl
Affair
Held
Wednesday
Mcht
by
Bay'
Band
Parent'
Association
A
success!
ul
young
people's
dance
was
staged
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hal)
20
.
Wednesday
night
by
the
Prince
Ru-
.tlon.
There
was
a
rood
atunnnr
Cash
1
in
an
present
had
a
very
enlorable
O.
W.
Klckerson
it
Co.
Ltd.
25.00
.
thae
City
of
Prince
Rupert
lO
OO'
Mqs1c
T
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black's
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
25
00
Orchestra,
assisted
by
Bandmaster
A
Friend
.
5
00
Robert
Greenfield,
and
Harry
Wan-
Wats
&
Klckerson
4J
"namaker
was
master
of
ceremonies.
A
Friend
1
no
James
Bremner.
with
No.
147.
was
the
winner
of
a
door
prize
and
Mrs.
corbett
cf
Stewart
with
No.
ZU.
jwon
a
cake.
The
winning
tickets
were
drawn
by
Donnv
Wanna-
Mr
Eorrer.tJ
was
general
convener
Mrs.
Carr,
Mrs.
Fortune.
Mrs
Perkins.
Mrs.
Thojnas.
Mrs.
Peter-
90i
ir.
r
st
m
ft
v-t
a
it
a4
iM
Canadian
Legion
Christmas
Tree,
the
kitchen.
Mrs.
J.
-Brown
sold
December
23.
I
refreshments
and
raffle
tickets.
..WMp
v-armas
Tree.
Dec.
29..
people
read
the
DaUy
Newa
r.
.
"
Pays
to
let
them
know
what
v
Sic3
DiiuSc
Jan.
iu.
havr
to
selL
TOaTOcncna-msrnirn
U
I?
I
p
R
n
n
I
I
Phone
872
Rupri
COPELAND'S
Something
New
A
Miniature
GIFT
Rax
of
Extra
Fancy
Delicious
APPI
PC
$1.05
Box
Baskets
or
Hampers
of
.
Extra
Choice
FRUIT
.
50c
up
One
three-quarter
pound
Rox
Candy
Special
49c
v
IS.
Mora
Rafitr
Stonnr
Arena,
cot-
uti
n
1
111
Mrs.
Tdct
Yule
ol
Port
Edward
noon
and
evening.
Open
Satsr-
has
beenlhe
house
nest
ol
Mr.
and
dir.
U.
Mrs.
Ed
Gt&kr.
Second
Avenae.
for
j
the
put
couple
of
days.
A
charge
at
dmbtMCt
against
bfe
Oisea
aas
been
dtesisscd
ta
Larry
Warner
leaves
oa
this
eve-
lerty
police
eoart
rsaaantj
eaarg-
oicz's
train
for
SmUhers
to
spend
ed,
Wafeec
Norland
sad
Lesae
Hnd-Christmas
with
hU
parents.
VIr.
'sea
are
appearing
that
tfiernooa.
and
Mrs.
L.
a
Warner.
i
'
CANADIAN
LSOsON
CHJU5T-
SteTe
Marphy.
operator
of
the
HAS
TREE
Sktaratr
35rd
Dee.
3
Idora
roller
skating
rink.
saaed
to
pa.
Carta!
n
of
metafcers
of
last
night
on
the
Prince
Buptrt
to
i
Legion
ipend
Christmas
ta
Vaneoover.
(years
only
Thomas
Anderson.
snpertetend-
ent
of
the
Tucks
Inlet
reduction
plant,
safied
last
night
oa
the
Prince
Rupert
to
spend
Christmas
In
Vancouver.
Olof
Hanson.
M.
P.
for
Skrena.
leares
on
this
evening's
train
for
Smith
rs
to
spend
Christmas.
He
jexpects
to
be
back
here
before
New
Year.
H.
W.
M.
Rotston,
pnbUaher
of
the
Stewart
News,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
last
evening
going
through
on
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Gavin
Hume
of
the
local
Bank
of
Montreal
staff
sailed
last
night
en
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Victoria
where
he
win
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
nottday
season
vte-
itmg
wtth
his
mother.
Aaxftary
wp
to
twelve
296t
Mrs.
F.
SC
Asa
r
leaves
on
tatt
erransgs
trasa
for
Hasesam
where
she
w
spend
the
Carsstaaxs
sea
a
wtth
her
sorter.
Mrs.
R.
&
iSargent.
Appreciated
aad
saexreaarre.
.
.
Capitol
Theatre
has
special
Xmas
gtft
UekeU
se
gift
enveteocs
far
rhaoren
aader
twetvei
aad
adalts.
Ask
at
box
office.
Phone
661.
U.
Robert
Maasaa
saaed
last
nscht
a
the
Prince
Rspert
for
Osages
Harbor.
Salt
Spring
Island,
to
HTWfWl
th
Pkrhim
an4
V
Year
hoaday
season
with
bis
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Mansen.
The
fire
departracnt
was
eaBed
at
:
tost
erentac
to
the
O.
K.
Barber
Shop
on
Sixth
Street
mhere
a
hot
water
Jacket
in
a
heating
stove
exploded.
The
store
was
pretty
well
blown
on
bat
there
was
no
other
serious
damage.
Roy
Durnford
Is
Appointed
Named
Chaplain
for
Ueal
Area
af
Canadian
Active
Service
Force
Bt.
R.
c.
H.
Dvmford
has
been
appointed
chaplain
of
Prtnee
Rupert
military
area
with
the
Canadian
active
service
force
Frv
th
time
being
at
least,
be
wfll
carry
on
his
parochial
duties
as
rector
of
Si.
Peters
Anglican
Church
at
Seal
Cove
it:
addition
to
his
mOttary
work
VaiSVAWLMJiJJU
iJUli
m
a
a
a
1
3.
McRae
nres!dH
at
:h
4nnr
'
V
a
tKafcMM
a.
MILLER'S
Florist
Shop
lprctiea
t
MILLER'S.
l
Your
Friendn
Will
Appreciate
a
Rox
of
Fancy
Mcintosh
Red
Apples
d
or
r
or
or
or
Prince
Rupert
s
Neett
Horal
Ceotre
SusgesU
that
Yor
?
Gift
Be
a
Ural
One
jj
See
Miller
beauUful
dUplay
of
pot
pianU
and
cut
flower
$
of
every
variety.
Fresh
ship-
menU
are
arriving
on
every
boat
so
you
can
be
sure
of
a
fresh
stock
always.
!
Ciiscoutev
Candies
and
Fresh
iruiu
ajm
Aviii
sear
ta-
?!
n
2M
THIRD
AVENUE
J
AU
out
of
toa-n
orders
will
have
our
best
attention
'
r
Free
Delivery
jj
XMAS
SPECIALS
Hi
I
S
I
9
to
a
s
M
PI
1
Fish
Packers
Xmas
Tree
And
Dance
Success
If
y
y
5
If
Cm
Uinegdar
evralac
the
era!
FUo
Packers'
uaton
neia
a
very
enjoyable
Chrktmas
Tree
enter-tahusent
for
eandrea
tn
the
Eagies'
HsB.
faMowed
by
a
happy
danee
for
the
adalu.
Daring
the
early
part
of
the
evening
Santa
Ctaas
Jk
Cobb)
arrived
on
the
scene
wtth
a
present
for
every
child
as
weH
as
eandieo
i:
.
Winter
Season
Starts
Today
Wtaair
officially
.
-r
t
t
06
this
mormni
k
-
--e
laououia
i
Prtnee
Rupert
at
bathed
with
beautify
farts
and
a
mild
brr.
int
over
the
city
:
n
would
net
h.
......
"
-
'
i
U4
S-
Nor
did
it
Mini
likr
-he
"4
ub
u
nv
"
'
I
'
amy
oi
tltf
year
af'f
r
!
h
refroansnenU
serried.
1
dark,
rainy
day
f
uv'
a
Later
there
wa
both
Canadian
wknter
seasuu.
hirh
mar
and
Scottish
daorlng.
Maste
wo'
ways
u
prwtnt
to
be
Quit.
'
by
Mike
Colaaaft
Orehostra
and.
oeatknai.
gim
Wry
Tom
Bliott
acted
as
master
of
cere-
of
a
Oreen
ChniUr.s
,hrt,
saoniex
RaftashmenU
ere
aisin
'4
dava
hnr
tv.
...
served
the
dance
and.
before.
during
Uons
too
that
a
ru
t-
,
lf.
tae
esose
m
use
proeeeaiags.
rrea
-
4
neat
C
E
Casosaaot
took
to
the
W
W
"
"
.J.
AAA.
tatstoaiL
rTTT-r-r
WOLFirS
1I0MK
WESTER
HAM.
Enx..
Dee.
22
CP
CcmDtolnt
that
the
house
of
Bath
General
James
Wolfe,
hero
of
Que-
his
f
bee
(tlltt
la
ased
as
a
vnodahM
has
been
asade
!o
the
parish
poan-
eu
new.
ite
was
born
her
m
hU
home
dan
of
Gifts
of
a
Lifetime
For
the
Christmas
Vou
Will
Altva
Icmcml)cr
With
ricasurc
RCA
Singer
Victor
Radio
Sewing
Machine
Record
and
Record
fkatvtr
.
.
.
.
a
aJa
OabaaLaaav
A.a4aMka)aaaa
mm
aitiMiias
-The
Gift
That
Keep
on
'
Giving"
'Every
Wmbib
rvefm
Saner
Easy
Washers
and
ironers
-The
(Jifl
of
All
Wlc
lcn-
Kelvinator
Home
Refrigerators
"The
fiift
for
Hettcr
Liring-
CCJI.
,
j
UNDERWOOD
Hicycles
rmim
Tvarraff
WATERMAN'S
"Write
(Sift
aaaa
KODAK
Gift
for
Hapov
'
All
Gift
of
Guaranteed
Service
Sold
on
Tarr
Tem
st
k
se
Grotto
Cigar
Store
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
all
tt
eCEAl
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVEB
Steamor
leavea
Prince
Rupert
every
TiiUUSDAY.
11.15
p.m.
Train
leave
Prlnco
Rupert
for
tlte
Enst
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
6
p.m.
Steamer
fur
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
every
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
For
fare$.
etc..
call
or
icrlt
l.dD
130X
Ctty
Ticket
Office,
528
3rd
Ave.
m
'
1
3
tmraiamtsiiMiaiajarByMtaaiaiiiaTaim
5
5
5
Full
Line
of
g
Smokers'
Sundries
j
WIIOLZSALE
and
RITTAIL
M
TOILVCCONIST
g
Wc
Carry
All
Rest
Makes
or
y
t
.
t
U!
Uf
iiocoiaie
anu
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