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Gifts
That
Men
Appreciate
GLOVES
Best
makes
In
Capeskln,
Suede,
Pigtex
and
Peccary
HANDKERCHIEFS
Fine
LrUh
Linen.
Initialled.
Box
of
3
S1.00
Fine
fancy
Lawn.
Rolled
edges.
By
Arrow
or
Curr.e
Box
of
3
S1.00
o
ENSEMJJLES
By
Currie
Suspender
and
Tie
S1.50
Braces,
He,
Handkerchief,
Collar
Bar
and
Tie
Clasp
S3.00
Scarf,
Tie
and
S3.00
BELT
SETS
Hlckok
Belts
in
Smart
Gift
Boxes
50c
to
S2.00
SCARVES
Silks,
Spun
Rayons.
Fine
Wools
In
the
newest
shades
and
patterns
S1.00
to
S3.95
White
Dress
Scarves
S1.00
$2.75
1
WATTS
&
1
I
NICKERSON
I
g
"Useful
Gifts
for
Men"
g
o
o
o
o
a
o
a
o
a
a
a
o
a
o
o
a
a
a
a
a
a
o
a
a
a
,
SI
NEW
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ANNEX
Second
Avenue
Housekeeping
Apartments
Hot
Water
Heated)
Mrs-.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
'Central
Hotel)
Buy
Your
Xmas
BAKING
SUPPLIES
Now
At
MussauWs
Economy
Slorc
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
3.
Zartlll
Proprietor
"A
IIOMK
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
Si
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
TELLS
OF
from
Amundsen
himself.
It
was
told
have
provisions
In
readiness
when
yesterday
as
follows:
needed.
This
was
done
before
wln-
"Havlng
satisfied
himself
that
ter
set
in
and,
when
the
long
the
North
Polar
regions
had
noth-l
night
finally
settled
down
lng
of
paramount
Importance
to
them,
they
were
snugly
hidden
offer
at
this
time,
Amudnsen
seti'?
In
their
vessel
or
In
rooms
sail
for
the
south
in
1910.
I
have
which
they
had
cut
out
of
the
ice
heard
the
story
of
this
memorable
barrier
to
serve
as
winter
quar-
expedltion
from
his
own
lips
and
ters.
found
it
a
story
as
barren
of;
"The
distance
to
the
Pole
was
3
Watson's
Vests
Ladies'
vests,
silk,
wool
and
cotton
mixture.
Tailored
styles.
Sizes
small;
medium
and
large.
Dollar
Q4
A
A
Day.
2
for
?JLUU
Satin
Princess
Slips
Trimmed
and
tailored
styles
in
tea
rose
and
white,
assorted
styles.
Pure
silk
satins.
Dollar
Day.
j
qq
Ladles'
Nightgowns
Satin
stripe
suede
taHeta
nightgowns.
Blur?
and
tea
rose,
tailored
styles.
All
sizes.
Dollar
Day,
each
$1.50
Children's
Vlsco
Suede
Panties
and
Bloomers
Shades
tea
rose
rfanC
.white.
Dependable
Vw:o
suede
quality.
Sizes
6
to
12.
QQr
Dollar
Day,
pair
OUi
Silk
Drapery
Damask
Beautiful
lusterous
drapery
fabrics,
clearing
at
less
than
cost.
Shades,
rose,
blue,
Ivory
gold,
rust
and
green.
50
Inches
wide.
Extra
Special,
An
Dollar
Day
?AUU
Turkish
Towels
Run
of
the
mill,
assorted
patterns,
all
perfect
merchandise,
excellent
values-
Priced
at
less
than'
cost.
Group
1
5
towels
for
Group
2
4
towels
for
Group
3
3
towels
for
$1.00
$1.00
$1,00
and
progress
was
made
in
spite
of
every
obstacle.
"When
they
reached
83
and
23
'
Wi4i,iI
-"C
WUttKlll-
On
t
most
latitude
reached
by
Shackle-ton,
they
paused
to
honor
this
brave
man.
From
there
on
they
knew
that
the
foot
of
man
had
polar
region.
As
they
neared
their
Extra
Special
Novelty
Cushions
All
satin
in
assorted
styles
and
shapes.
Kapok
filled,
10
colors.
trDay:
31.00
Kayscr
Novelty
Gloves
New
shades
and
stvles.
VU
chamoisette
combination.
Size
6
to
7J.
Dollar
Day,
pair
$1.00
Sheets
and
Pillow
Cases
Hemstitched
sheets
and
pillow
cases.
Full
size
sheets,
good
quality.
Extra
.
good
quality
pillow
cases.
Dollar
Q4
A
A
Day,
sheets,
each
Pillow
Cases.
4
for
$1.00
Hosiery
Specials
Orient
Super.silk
and
Kayscr
In
crepe
chiffon
and
scml-scrvice.
every
new
shade
available
in
stock,
no
advance
in
price.
The
original
high
standard
of
quality.
You
can
still
purchase
them
from
us
at
$1.00
pair
Satin
Panties
and
Pantle
Sets
Assorted
styles
In
pure
silk
satin
and
crepe-de-chlne.
Tailored
and
A
A
lace
trimmed.
Dollar
Day,
V-l.VU
THE
DAILY
NE7T3
'roarlng
forties,
the
foggy
titties
At
the
end
of
this,
part
of
their
companions
perishing
and
the
icy
sixties
and
tied
up
at
I
journey
thev
faced
a
mountain
storm-swept
wastes
of
the
ice
barrier
at
Whale
Bay'
harrier
svral
ihnitcan4
fof
Mh
rrtir
on
the
the
Ant-
A
MTTMnCl7rM;SUlhea3t
of
AustraUa-
He
hac
and
brisUing
with
terrors.
"Raold
Amundsen
and
his
men
AlViUnUdllnj
were
more
fortunate
They
all
re-
"Fur
days
of
continuous
labor
fcL
HMPeClal
turned
In
good
health
after
ae-
3:
were
consumed
In
scaling
this
ibecause
no
other
expedition
would
',nrml,9h1.
rT
anA
compllshlng
a
feat
the
perform-
Pastor
of
Lutheran
Church
GUes
be
likely
to
interfere
with
his
work
"
.
,
"
'
"
ance
of
which
called
for
the
.Interesting
Description
of
Trip
To
South
Tole
A
particularly
Interesting
ac
count
of
the
life
of
Roald
Amund
sen,
the
Arctic
and
Antarctic
ex
had
eral
and
pterer
was
given
at
the
Rotary
he
vas
compeed
to
J.
H.
Myrwang.
pastor
of
the
St.
At
Whale
Bay
place.
English
explorers
.,.
i
w.
exercise
of
the
highest
qualities
of
established
themselves
arneSint,
sev-
manhood."
f.nh
h
th.
i..
hnnrlr
tr.Ho.
fftk..
.
:
r
t
wuvd
tat
ui
Shackleton
had
teau
wa
fnnwrt
Irt
ru
lonoo
Im1
penetrated
i
i
.v..
.
rHf,M
M
n?nf(nt
UP
801,111
'ture
w"
correspondingly
low.
Fte-JT?
Quent
storms,
some
of
them
of
wuvuue.
k
itits
uuuu.
nowever.
incredible
violence,
swept
the
pla
Q.
C.
CITY
teau
and
tried
the
endurance
of
a
former
resident
oLQen
Chr-th-
explorers
to
the
utmost.
The
The
Lles
Aid
served
refreshments
o,
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
In
which
"Amundsen
made
good
use
of
cold
wlnd
cut
the,r
faces
untu
and
will
take
a
house
for
the
olthe
speaker
spoke
of
early
educa-
his
time
at
Whale
Rav
hH.
(bleeding
sores
were
formed
that
.4.1,.
Mr
Aaui
a-K
l.
emnlnvrd
g
tten
and
early
voyages
of
dlscov-
cd
an
expediUon
to
explore
the
I
did
not
hcal
for
months'
TO
ex"
I
at
one
of
the
local
lotting
camps
ery
by
this
Intrepid
mariner.
The
country
to
the
south
and
build'17001"011
Pusne
on
however.
drinK
the
sea.wm,
U
busy
renewing
account
of
the
discovery
of
the
depots
and
markers
along
the
!
tablishlng
pots
and
building
J
old
ac(juainunc.
soum
roie
Mr.
Myrwang
was
got
route
to
be
followed
later
so
at
tr
ajsvemawe
wanner!
A
lively
and
well-attended
dance
was
given
by
the
native
orchestra.
The
Harmony
Boys
In
ItfiHer"!
Hall
here
recently.
There
wan
a
smaller
Informal
party
on
November
30
put
on
by
the
local
boys'
orchestra,
the
members
of
which
are
John
Kark-
V.
Alwyn
ChatUner.
Claude
I)U'
never
disturbed
the
snows
of
the
rai
and
Demerold
SUsven.
oratory
as
the
regions
he
visited
miles.
As
soon,
as
the
sun
re-
'uesunauon
ine
weamer
improvea,
a
sue
eful
bazaar
wm
held
un
SI
7
10
S4
00
2ltion
and
nerolc
achievement.
Sall-men
were
up
and
doing
The
dog
HaT,nS
but
little
confidence
In
oh,,,
t
Ald
a
vvU
Siine
southeast
frnm
th
ran.
nt
!
teams
wire
trained
tn
th
hioh.t
the
weather,
however,
they
they
pu(
nu(.rin.
i.nu..
.f
k....4.
.mi.i..
I
.
-w
v
,
v-
-
I
4
S4
V
UlSWrAI
Ul
I
I
II
-II
l
Good
Hope,
he
passed
through
the
point
of
efficiency.
Supplies
con
un
markers
and
built
monuments
and
n0VHtles.
The
Junior
IW
Croi
s
tslstlng
mainly
of
tents,
clothing
or
snow."
leaving
snnolies
of
food
and
C.O.I.T
rouos
had
stalls
and
,and
crackers
and
pemlcan
were
50
me
sure
o
their
return.
,lfed
money
tor
worthy
causes.'
leaded
on
the
sledees
and
the
,
The
Pole
;
'rhe
Ladles'
Air
served
refreahmenU
dangers
and
difficulties
of
the
"December
14.
1911.
ldund
Raold
at
a
nominal
cort.
A
crib
qulU.
stormy
and
routh
country
through
Amundsen
and
his
four
com-
made
hv
member
of
the
Junior
which
they
must
make
the
haz-
panlons
at
the
South
Pole.
A
silk
RC
Pro..
drawn
for
and
the
ardous
Journey
to
the
Pole
and
tent
was
pitched
there
knd
a
flag
wlnnlne
tkkrt
wa
held
by
MIm
back
to
their
base
were
wlhd
'
l"r
wnin
triumphantly
Jean
rumfrhscl.
Rv.
Basil
Hartr
and
considered
with
the
greatest
-
h-
at
thev
left
It
three
ley
md
the
announcements
dnrinl
car
d-
latr
Amundsen
placed
a
the
evenlnt
at
the
end
of
which
He
"Th-
frt
le?
of
the
Journey.
-rMn
record
of
the
cxnedltlon
wnrt
that
the
sale
had
realtzod
Iroverlne
about
367
miles,
was
in
the
tent
and
his
record
was
the
sum
of
$33.
md
or
comparatively
low
n-
Mme
later
by
the
111-
""i
o
me
nonnern
"'"a
ni'ni)n
p-ott
who
failed
rinsf-nrHon
work
on
on
the
the
,utfc
oi
mc
Aniarcuc
comment.
"
'fMVrn
o
his
base,
he
and
his
oort
at
Allford
air-
Bay
has
been
re-
DOLLAR
DAY
Saturday
at
Fraser
&
Payne's
Sec
Windows
For
Numerous
Other
Items
of
Outstanding
Value
Rayon
Vests,
Bloomers
and
Panties
Wood's
lavender
line,
plain
tailored
srarr
merits
in
natural
flesh
shade.
Another
bargain
worth
your
attention.
All
sizes
In
stock.
Dollar
Day.
n
2
garments
for
?"U
Fluff
Dot
MarquUettrs
A
new
fabric
40
Inches
wide.
Rtled
fluff
dot
Assorted
colors,
10
shades
Q-f
A
A
Dollar
Day
special,
4
yds.
tor
V.UU
Wool
Mufflers
Good
quality
wool
mufflers,
fringed
end's,
full
size,
assorted
tartans.
Q-J
A
A
Dollar
Day.
3
for
t?J..UU
Ladles'
nosed
Handkerchiefs
25
dozen
boxes
of
novelty
Xmas
gift
handkerchiefs.
3
handkechiefs
In
eartt
box,
excepUonal
value.
Dollar
Day.
4
boxes
for
$1.00
Flannelette
Sheets
100
pairs,
flannelette
sheets,
full
izc
Gold,
Oreen,
Blue
and
Rose
checkerboard
design,
fast
colors.
Dollar
Day.
each
blanket
$1.00
Luncheon
Sets
Rayon
and
cotton
mixture,
fast
colors,
assorted
cloth
36x35
with
four
napkins.
Extra
special
Dollar
Day,
2
sets
for
$1.00
Bed
Throws
Heavy
weight,
dark
colors,
warm
and
soft,
excellent
wearing
quality.
8lze
66
inches
by
80
Inches,
Dollar
Day,
each
$1.79
Pure
Wool
Auto
Itujs
100
per
cent
pure
wool
auto
or
steamer
rugs.
Assorted
patterns.
on
en
Dollar
Day
Price
Q.D
O
Silk
Curtain
Nets
25
pieces,
run
of
the
mill,
all
new
designs,
every
piece
different
In
deep
tones
and
Honey
Dew
shades.
36
Inches
wide.
Values
up
to
69c
yard.
Dollar
A
A
Day.
Special
3
yds,
for
JtUU
n
UNE.Uri.OYEl
IN
IJUSINESS
LOS
ANOELFS.
Dec.
15:
(CP)
California,
unwilling
host
to
thousands
of
dust
bowl
refugees
and
oth-
or
victims
of
the
depression.
Is
preparing
to
set
them
up
In
business
for
themselves.
Confronted
with
a
mounting
bill
for
unemployment
.relief
which
has
soared
from
$39.-
1
000.000
in
1933
to
$123,000,000,
due-j
'lng
the
last
fiscal
year,
the
state)
jhai
launched
a
produetlon-for-use
;
program
which
It
believes
will
even-
tHv
nrovlde
lobs
for
many
of
Its.'
700,000
unemployed.
KILI.KI)
nv
nsii
I
BOMBAY.
Dec.
15:
'CP
D.
K.j
Kershaw,
an
accountant,
was
bitten
In
tht
neck
by
a
big
fish
while
swimming
off
the
quay
here
and
died
before
rescuers
brought
him
to
store.
sumed
trtvlrw
much-needed
employment
to
a
number
of
Island
men.
The
winter
season
U
usually
a
slack
rne
where
work
Is
concerned
so
the
chance
of
nmlot
a
dollar
or
two
is
much
welcomed.
Constable
T.
A.
Stewart
toft
on
the
last
wwthboond
trtn
of
th
Prince
John
on
eVort
duty
It
rw-ted
h
will
r'im
on
the
next
boat
from
the
south
TIMES
Tn.TS
MADLLtivr
CARROLL
In
the
sere
th-
"Cafe
Society"
U
ill.
i
w
and
J
Jt,
COMINfi
sT
0iT
Ann
Shrrldan
li
l
k
"NAUGHTY
r.lT
Sin
A
i.-iailir.
niK.MAf,.VQILtx
MUs
F
M
V.
Irrfne
f
thr
jo-left
mi
.n
rv-n:
m"
for
w
nn'.i
for
Rrelna
PRACTICAL
PRESENTS
Pyrex
Ware
Copper
Waro--fnrv
Sets
Tnhlo
Knives
Coleman
J.anins
Pocket
Knives
Kishiff
Tackle
Gasoline
Irons
Mechanics
Tools
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
Co.
Ltd.
rhonr
101
?S3
TIHIW
AVtMI
fetf
The
lasting
quality
of
a
gift
of
jewelry
will
Rive
the
recipient
an
added
thrill
when
he
or
she
unwraps
the
ihmp
that
Santa
has
left.
Bulger's
Jewelry
rtorWf"
scores
of
Ideas
for
gin
in
every
price
range.
MK.VS
SIGNKT
KINGS
.
G.00
to
15.00
UeautllBl
pedant
In
ri
shape-
2.50
to
10-W
John
Bulger
Ltd.
L1NZEY
&
DAVIES
PHONES
385
586
No
Charge
for
Delivery
5HEI,lJ:i
NUTS
llraills
QCn
Walnuts
Per
lb.
35c
Almonds
PAf,
Per
lb
"Vis
NUTS
JN
SI
I
KM
Almonds
Per
lb.
Itraxlls
2
lbs.
Soft
Shell
Walnuts
Per
lb.
Filberts
2
lbs,
Pecans
(Large)
Lb.
Peanuts
2
lbs.
25c
35c
25c
45c
30c
25c
Cranberries
28t
Cape
Cod.
Per
lb
.
Almond
Pasle-i'j-lb.
package
Cherrles-Pcr
lb.
Table
Raisins-Per
lb.
19(
30
25
Table
Figs-
Ap
A
J5(
Per
pkg.
,
WINKS
fllnner,
Cherry,
rort-
ffi
Per
bottle
...
FRESH
CHOCOLATES
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