Gift
M
(Art
Murray)
uyers
Roger's
and
Community
Silverware
and
Matware
w
Our
enormous
stock
of
well
assorted
and
popular
m
priced
gifts
makes
shopping
a
pleasure.
We
invite
sf
your
inspection.
Jj?
If
Don't
Fail
to
Visit
Our
BASEMENT
STORE
For
Glass,
China,
Pottery,
Brasswarc
and
M
Novelties
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bit
ax
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
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Rupert
Men's
&
Boy's
Store
The
Store
For
Lad
and
"JUST
TRY
99
ONCE"
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SERVICE
OF
A
BETTER
CLASS
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
earne,
MANY
AT
RECITAL
And
Nelson
Are
Heard
Presentations
Made
of
m
Theory
Edith
Murvold
and
M
Monica
Holtby,
Grade
I,
first
class
H
honors;
Forbes
Lee.
Grade
1,
hon-
crs:
Margaret
Lamb,
Grade
II,
first
c'"s
honors;
Jean
McAfee
and
Hilda
Pottlnger,
Grade
II,
honors;;
Bernice
Eastwood,
Grade
III
harmony
and
history,
pass,
The
senior
cud
of
the
.Music
Club
for
,uu
competition
wuiitwiniim
amon
among
Class
I
Rhythm
Band.
Donna
Mar-
arthur,
Jackie
Smith.
Gordon
Rothwell,
Joyce
Miacdonald.
Ruth'
Simonsen,
Eleanor
Fitzgerald,
Mary
McAfee,
Kathleen
Smith,
Mary
Sim,
Leanora
Raabe,
Mary
Baker,
Yvonne
Mqrjthj.
Joyce
Wtts.
Jack
Joy,
Viola
Mary
Prendeftrac-t
Tn.
grid
Skog,
Forbes
Lee.
SoIvpW
Mork,
Betty
Charstad,
Ed'th
Murvold,
Jack
Macey,
Ruth
Walton,
Audrey
Hunter,
Jean
Smith,
Jack
Mcintosh.
Margaret
Morin.
Jean
McAfee,
Vemon
Clccone,
Hilda
Pcinger,
CUfford
Wannamaker,
Icyce
Gawthorne,
David
Baillie,
Bill
Bond
and
Bernlce
Eastwood.
Business
Girls
As
Good
Wives
Australian
Doctor
In
Hot
Water
After
Derogatory
Statement
MELBOURNE.
Dec.
17:
(CP)
Dr.
Minnie
Varley
.told
the
annual
convention
of
the
Australian
Women's
Christian
Temperance
Union
that
a
"girl
who
does
a
business
course
and
works
in
an
office
makes
a
mighty
poor
wife."
Soon
every
business
girl
in
Melbourne,
apparently,
was
writing
to
the
press
in
protest.
Hundreds
pointed
out
to
Dr.
Varley
that
a
girl
who
had
never
seen
anvthincr
nntti
.U-
-
..
.
we
luur
wans
oi
a
nouse
was
poor
company
lor
any
man.
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
pinFseal
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
IS
AGAIN
...
HONORED
Iriano
Pupils
Of
Misses
'
MacLean
i
The
Parent
Teachers'
gDiamond
Rings
from
$15
to
$1200fa'S
S'JffirS
gathering
tr
5;
draw's
draw's
Annllcan
Anglican
nathrirai
Cathedral
ff,
1
Rolex
Watches
W
Are
the
only
watches
ever
awarded
Class
A
Cer-
M
tificates
for
timekeeping
by
the
observatories
of
I
England,
France
and
Switzerland.
Also
many
H
other
lines
of
watches.
4
LADIES'
TOILET
SETS
W
MEN'S
MILITARY
SETS
and
BRUSHES
Mills
YAstnrriav
afrrnrvvrv
Inch
as
she
Dec.
17,
1915
Sir
Douglas
Halg
succeded
Sir
John
French
as
com-
Ladies'
zander
of
British
forces
on
the
DEATH
OF
EX-MAYOR
Association
Thomas
McCIymont,
One
of
Prince
Makes
Presentation
to
Miss
j
Rupert's
Best
Known
Pioneer
Citizens,
Passes
Away
Folic?
magistral,
former
mayor
Vo
rllMM'tcpA
V
filnce
Vtfcs
Mill
o
r.H
fllrtrmnn
nrnmlnpnt.
Mncr.n
Hall
'
was
nieasantlv
surmised
to
receive
and
cne
of
Prince
Rupert's
best
night
to
hear
piano
pupils
of
a
visit
from
a
committee
of
the
known
and
bjhly
etvetmed
pio-jMiss
f!last
Jean
MacLean
and
Miss
Ruth
Prince
Rupert
Parent
Teachers'
neer
citizens,
Thcwas
McCIymont
!Nelscn
in
recital.
There
were
no
Association
which,
headed
by
the
passed
away
yesterday
afternoon
jfc
less
than
sixty
items
on
the
pro-
president,
Mrs.
George
Hill,
called
In
Vancouver.
Late
yesterday
tele-jfe
gram,
the
performers
ranging
from
to
wish
her
long
life
and
happiness
graph'
c
advice
to
Ihis
effect
was
w
the
smallest
beginners
to
th
adin
her
future
home
in
Victoria,
received
at
Mr.
MiClymont's
home
filvanced
seniors.
All
acquitted
them-;Tbe
president,
on
behalf
of
the
here
and
the
news
of
his
passing
m
selves
with
credit
to
all
concerned
!
Association
presented
Miss
Mills
was
received
wrth
dwp
regret
by
F:3.lures
cf
the
evenng
included
-with
two
beautifully
colored
fram-
his
numerous
friends.
presentation
by
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mc-
1
local
views.
Mr.
M-lyron-t,
whi
had
been
fthe
Intosh
of
diplomas
to
winn'nj;
It
was
with
much
pleasure
that
in
m-health
for
some
time,
had
students
in
pianj
and
thsory
tne
principal
of
Burden
Street
'akrn
a
.-am
for
thj
worse
a
few
the
Toronto
Ccnscvvatc
y
cf
Mu'L
School
thanked'
the
committee
for
ks
a
to
and
left
"for
the
south
LCS
examinations
ns
wull
a
ctuii
the
plft
rpmnrkitv?
that-,
fnr
mnnv
u
u
i..i
.u.
-i
i-i..
..
o
-
.u
mc
lu.c
mat,
ius
viiangc
jiugiu,
awards
offered
by
the
Ladies'
years
she
had
especially
enjoyed
be
of
benefit.
AfiW
fr-nding
some
Music
Club.
These
presentations
'looking
upon
one
of
the
scenes.
time
in
hos-'tal
a
Victoria,
he
had
were
as
follows:
Among
those
of
the
Parent
emed
to
improve.
He
was
prepar-
Piano
Bettv
Charstnri
nmH
Teachers'
Association
who
attend-
in
t
p-M
"
t
.
,
-
V"
(ivii?
viit
v
aiivuu
&
III,
first
clcs
honors;
Moni:a
ed
Mrs.
Hill
were
Mrs.
Neal
Ver
last
night
when
death
came.
m
riuuuy,
ingria
BKOig
and
Solve)'?
iicr
aim
xvxTo.
it.
ivi.
wmsiow.
3
Mork.
Grade
IV.
honors;
Jean
McAfee,
Grade
VII,
pass;
Joyce
Gawthorne.
Grade
III,
honors:
?3
Bernlce
Eastwcoi,
Grade
IX,
pass
Canada
At
War
-25
Years
Ago
The
!ate
Mr.
MClymont
was
siyty-cne
years
cf
aze
and
was
a
native
of
G1aisow,
S?otSand.
He
13
me
to
Princ'?
Rurert
in
1909
frcm
Portar
la
Prairie
and,
a
vear
or
so
after
arriving,
brought
his
bride
o
the
cty.
They
had
redded
s'nee
a
the
hnme
on
Borden
Street
which
Mr.
McCIymont
built
that
t'rne.
FollowliYr
the
ieal
estate
and
Jn.urance
brokerage
business,
Mr.
McCIymont
soon
became
Interested
in
rutiMc
atrairs
and.
alier
a
number
e
rf
par!
o
nlrlrmnn
wrv.
all
.the
senior
students
of
the
citv
trooP
t
Avlona
and
other
points
?"m
llf
!
.
.a.
!
was
presented
to
Jovce
Gawthomp
ln
Albania.
!,.
j
It,
,.
-
-
:vrjajjuiJi'-7c
uiiu
in
ouier
capacities,
.Presentations
were
also
made
tn
v,
j
g;
neuy
onarstad
tor
highest
mark
If
you
want
something,
advpr-
'rnaaistrnu
fnr
v
a"f
to
Edith
Murvold
for
e
for
it.
Hundreds
of
people
get
j
In
addition
to
being
for
many
highest
mark
in
theory.
what
they
want
that
way.
(tf)
vears
a
member
of
th
hfrf
nt
Miss
Jean
MacLean
made
an
opening
announcement
of
the
re
cital
prcgiam
to
which
those
contributing
were
Margaret
Macar-thur,
HeaiJier
Brewer,
Dick
Large,
Eric
Moore,
Diane
Gilker,
Donna
Gurvlch,
Perry
Mork.
Borden
Street
'Class
I
Rhythm
Band,
Betty
Wide,
Leonora
Gardner.
Ronald
Christ-
off.
Fat
Smith,
Leonora
Smith,
Scnja
Sorensen,
Lorna
Howe,
Lillian
Simcnsen,
Carl
Pottinger,
Lottie
B,raun,
Ajitrid
Petersen,
Marie
Michaloff.
Kins:
Edward
Sr-hnni
NO.
1
CIFT
for
Any
Man
O
Top
your
Christmas
list
with
this
welcome
double-value
gift.
50
long-lasting,
smooth-shaving
Blue
Gillette
Blades
packed
in
free
metal
bank.
This
bank
encourages
thrift
and
patriotically
suggests
"Save
for
War
Savings
Certificates".
The
bank
itself
is
a
handsome
and-
valuable
gift.
Yet
you
get
it
free
for
the
regular
price
of
the
r
50
blades
alone.
Only
X
I
RAILWAY
LINES
50
Blue
Gillette
Blades
in
key-locking,
metal
Savings
Bank.
You
pay
only
for
the
blades
the
Bank
is
FREE.
THIS
NOVEL
BANK
WILL
PLEASE
"HIM"
Built
with
lock
end
Itty
Sturdy
mttol
conitrvctlen
Cevtnd
In
durabH
Uut
ItathiriH
Book-ihoptd,
will
laka
coim
or
bills
Can
b
uitd
by
tvsry
mmbr
of
lh
family
Gillette
itsfVutss
A
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
S
S.
"Princess
Adelaide"
Every
Friday,
10
p.m.
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
S.S.
PRINCESS
NORAII
December
9th,
10th,
Jan.
2nd,
lGlh,
30th
Direct
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
XV.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent
-
Prince
Runcrt
it
r
managers
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
Mr.
McCIymont
became
prominent
in
Masonic
circles.
He
was
a
charter
member
of
Tsimp-
sean
Lodge
of
which
he
became
worshipful
master
in
1914.
He
also
was
a
past
district
deputy
grand
master
and
was
affiliated
with
;Kalen
Chapter,
Royal
Arch
ma-jsons;
Klncollth
Preceptory,
Knights
Templar,
of
which
he
was
treasurer,
and
of
Gizeh
Temple,
Ancient
and
Arabic
Order
of
the
Nobles
of
the
Mystic
Shrine.
He
was
a
former
member
of
the
local
St.
Andrew's
Society
and
also
was
an
active
Rotarian
for
some
years.
I
Besides
the
widow,
deceased
is
survived
by
one
daughter,
Patricia.
Mrs.
McCIymont
and
daughter
are
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Carala
for
Vancouver
where
4he
funeral
will
take
place
under
Masonic
auspices.
They
will
have
the
deeo
sympathy
of
many
regretful
friends.
Returning
souh
from
Stewart
and
other
northern
points,
Union
fteamcr
Catala,
Capt.
Ernest
Shep-pard.
Is
due
in
port
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
and
will
sail
at
4:30
In
continuation
of
her
voyage.
The
.Catala
is
taking
a
large
list
of
passengers
from
here
and
will
not
make
fomi
of
the
regular
southbound
cpIIs.
The
steamer
Camosun
Is
making
a
special
trip
out
of
Vancouver
as
far
north
as
Port
Hardy.
TONIGHT
and
Wl
2
Show
N'irMI
..'
rat
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3AM
ES
STEW:
MARGAHET
SL'L
ROBT.
YOUNG
FRANK
MOKGJLt
In
STORM"
(At
7:33
and
9:
J8
ADDED
"A
Letter
From
CampBW(.
SANTA
SUGGESTS.
Special
Xma.
Gif-
t
or
the
handy
TV;,
make
the
ide
i
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fllerle
Oberon
in
"OVER
THE
M
WOULD
SIIELTEU
'it
LEEDS.
Dec
17
vation
capable
;
people
and
du;:
(
:
commercial
build
fercd
to
the
auttn;
raid
refuge.
lit
llmdml.
.
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Ribbon
Icicles
."ic
Xmas
Crackers
....
40c
to
S1.50
fcjjf
Wreaths
5c
to
50c
Xmas
Snow
10c
pkg.
Fancy
Candles
15r.
25c
35c
pr.
t
Xmas
Napkins
I5c
pkg.
of,
40
Pnmnl.l.
Cnl
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Sl
id.
SI
ffit
rf
nn
Gnf
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Extra
Lamps,
c.t-n
sc
Tren
Candles.
Pk;:
vy
ifce
urnamems
nnsei
streamers
iionoKi
iioi'e
Tree
Tops
Artificial
Flowers
F.tc.
S?
Pin
Ball
Qames
Various
klnrt
70c.
$1
"5,
m
Target
Shooting
Games
35c,
65c.
$1-0.
g?
Mechanical
Trains
Jl.
.
'
"'
.
.
$1.50,
$2.00,
SI50
Vf
'p
Electric
Trains
Complete
with
transformer
.
$1U0.
SiU
Drums
25c,
GOc,
$1.15
.
Tootsletoy
Sets
jOcJIM
M
Tricycles
$5.50,
$C0
Wagons
$3.50
to
j
A
Wetum
Dolls
c
Wetum
Layette
Sets
$1.35
Telcphonr
c.
58e
j
And
Many
Others
at
Lowest
Prices
They're
(ioinf
Fast
r.
Fr.
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mm
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ROYAL
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&
cold
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