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Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
Ft
CflAS.
DODLMEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
II'..
1.1.
r-lL.
f.
y
Repairing.
Hand
Enrnuini
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Baggage,
.and
Novelties
MAX
HEILBRONER
JKWKI.IK
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
SHOP
NOW!
You'll
Profit
by
Buying
Early!
Rupert
Peoples
Store
Rupert
Men's
and
Boys'
Store
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store
Where
Most
People
Shop
lost
Of
The
Time
I
GIVE...
'I
$
Si
X
rff
mJi
fir
Stationery
8
k
Attractive,
Useful
and
Appreciated
&
Eft
ne.
fa
ft
blltS
Fine
papeteries
featuring
Self
-Seal
Envelopes,
Lined
Envelopes,
Deckle-Edge,
Plain
and
Fancy
Boxes,
Cedar
Chests,
etc.
A
big
assortment
from
25c
$3.50
COME
IN
AND
SEE
HIGHEST
Wanted
-
Raw
Furs
Ja
FIIICES
MARKET
PAID
Representing
-HUDSON'S
BAY
COMPANY
Ship
to
J.
E.
ORMIIEIM,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
1
Gift
Subscriptions
j
Nothing
hetter
can
be
given
for
Christmas
1
1
than
a
Subscription
to.
The.
Daily
News.
f
Any
person
who
has
recently
moved
away
from
the
city
would
particularly
appreciate
'$
such
a
gift.
&
Special
price
this
year
on
Gift
Subscrip-
v
tions
$2.00
to
any
point
jn
Canada,
south
or
east
of
Prince
Rupert.
'
v
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4'-'
KETCHIKAN,
Dec.
8:
Drastic
penalties
may
be
imposed
for
violations
of
the
new
immigration
and
naturalization
service
rules
regarding
departure
of
persons
from
Ketchikan
who
cross
foreign
soil
and;
foreign
waters,
it
was
announced
today
by
Dewey
L.
Knight,
district
director
of
immigration
and
naturalization.
The
regulations
also
are
applicable
to
all
persons
sailing
on
ships
that
go
to
deep
water
and
fisher
men
who
go
to
offshore
banks.
that
persons
leavlne
Ketchikan
an5
American
soil
report
to
immigration
authorities,
went
into
effect
recently.'
Persons
who
do
no
so
report.
Mr.
Knight
said,
are
subject
to
a
maximum
fine
of
$10,000
and
a
maximum
prison
term
of
20
years.
The
government
also
has
the
power,
under
the
1918
departure
act.
which
has
been
re-enacted,
to
seize
the
vehlcb
in
which
a
ncrson
leaves
the
countrv
illegally.
Mr.
Knight
explained
that
this
includes
autos,
airplanes,
boats,
and
trains.
So
far
as
Ketchikan
Itself
is
concerned,
only
planes
and
boats
would
be
affected.
"We
don't
wish
to
embarrass
-
v
.w
w
uiuai
i
aoo
ing.
Those
who
have
a
legitimate
reason
for
their
trip
will
not
be
detained."
STOCKMART
IS
REGULAR
Trend
Lower
As
a
Result
of
Breaking
Out
of
War
Between
U.S.
and
Japan.
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
8:
--
prices
were
regular
on
the
New
York
Exchange
today,
diuiough
somewhat
lower
in
spite
of
tha
out-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
MONDAY,
in
CITIZENS
SEE
NEW
CANADIAN
GUN
To
help
Canadians
visualize
the
war
weapons
objectives
being
sought
in
the
fall
war
savings
campaign,
field
guns
made
tn
Canada
are
being
driven
from
municipality
to
municipality,
TJiLs
picture
was
taken
a;
the
siart
of
the
tour
In
Otta
wa
where
soldiers
had
the
first
peek
at
the
piece.
This
gun
marks
a
big
forwaru
step
in
Canadians'
war
effort,
since
for
the
first
time
In
Canada's
Industrial
history
armaments
of
this
kind
represent
Canadian
work
from
start
to
the
finish.
REPORT
ON
I
Whiffet.
UfcrAKluiyi
.
!
v
Drastic
i'enalties
May
Be
Imposed
I
For
Violations
of
Law.
From
The
Waterfront
v
-
f
Union
steamer
Catala.
Capt.
Ernest
Sheppard,
arrived
in
port
at
i
ociUwn
iii.s
moifi.ng
from
Vancouver
and
sa'lled
later
in
the
morning
for
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
Is
due
back
here
tomorrow
afternoon
southbound.
ARTIFICIAL
LIGHTING
The
ne
w
rules,
which
require
i
Grcat
I,roSrc
Has
Been
Made
in
.-i
.
,
.
.
..
Last
I
id
r-
Century.
The
people
of
the
world,
have
made
more,
progress
in
the
march
toward
general
enlightenment
during
the
last
hundred
vears
than
In
all
the
centuries
lnterven-I
ing
since
long-buried
and
forgot-
I
ten
cities
flourished
on
the
Meso-
j
potamian
plain
seven
and
eight
thousand
years
before'
the
birth
of
Christ,
says
the
Journal
of
Commerce.
And
ihe
enlightenment
of
the
last
century
Is
attributable
largely
to
advancement
in
aiti-ficlal
lighting.
With
the
setting
of
the
sun
and
the
coming
of
night,,
through
all
those
dark
Qf7t)C
tirhlf
asm.
1,1
1...
o
Vk
mini,
;uuiu
ilu
to
enforce
this
regulation,"
Mr.
I
Man-
ignorant
of
fire,
is
unknown
i
Knlsht
said.
"It
is
a
necessary
'
and
the
burning
brand
is
coeval
defense
measure.
Persons
leaving
j
with
the
race.
But
burning
brands
here
for
the
south
pass
through
i
are
in
no
sense
comparable
to
ar-Caandian
waters
or
over
Canadian
!
tlficial
liahtlne.
as
we
knon
H
m
soil,
therefore
come
under
the
nil-
aiding
man
to
improve
hi$
mind
tfc.eu&n
study
and
the
exchange
of
opinion
when
physical
labor
of
the
day
ends.
The
torch
was
the
progenitor
of
the
lamp,
and
the
lamp,
along
with
the
wheel,
has
been
among
the
most
important
inventions
of
uynkmd.
But
those
first
lamps
I
sea
shells
or
inverted
human
!
skulls
filled
with
grease
and
with
I
twists
of
moss
for
wicks
were
anything
but
a
satisfactory
sub-
titutc
for
'sunlight.
In
the
dark
now,
a
person
would
almost
require
a
candle
to
find
one
of
those
ancient
lamns
sDutterimz
in
an
ordinary
rbom.
Prior
to
1742
candles
wen;
used
,
!
Dcween
United
almost
exclusively
for
lighting.
beefmS
FT
haveThe
tory
of
the
oil
lamp
an
been
made
to
keep
the
market
general
illumination
dates
only
!12m
frm
about
1840
a
single
century
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When
You
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
Dependable
TAXI
Service
PHONE
13
21-Hour
Service
at
Regular
Rates
ago.
And
what
a
struggle
it
was
to
perfect
the
coal
oil
lamp
an
engineering
achievement
that
probably
did
more
than
any
one
thing
to
bring
intellectual
advancement
to
the
masses.
Thcr---are
many
now
living
who
can
remember
those
deluxe
kerosene
lamps
hanging
from
the
ceilings
of
parlors
lamps,
bedazzling
.with
glass
spangles,
that
could
be
lowered
for
lighting
and
then
raised
above
the
head
of
amazed
and
admiring
occupants
of
thoso
old-time
parlors.
We
take
for
granted
our
efficient
artificial
lighting,
few
consider
the
fact
that
night
has
virtually
been
made
day
as
the
result
of
progress
in
illumination
during
the
last
hundred
years.
What
actually
could
have
been
accomplished
without
thp
mai
nil
lamp
and
Its
successor,
the
incandescent
.
....
electric
light
bulb,
in
m
it.
i
iurmenng
intellectual
and
cien-tlflc
progress?
Certainly
the
advance
would
have
been
Dltlfullv
slow
by
comparison
with
what
we
Know
it
to
be
today,
it
is
imnos
sible
for
us
to
name
any
one
thing
that
has
played
a
more
Important
yait
m
numan
progress
in
our
lifetime
than
progress
in
illumin
atlon.
WITH
A
COMPLETE
52
PCE.
SERVICE
FOR
EIGHT
IN
1881
ROGERS
tavia.tiiNroIciooi
ixi(
nM
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ll
'neida
Ltd.
Jilvcnmilhi
:the
service
of
the
stars1:
SPECIALLY
PRICED
'56s
A
beautiful
genuine
solid
walnut
table
and
a
Tarnljh-I'roof
Chest
IN
ONE.
Closed,
Iti
hand-rubbed
flnUh
and
three
graceful
lefts
beautify
any
room
as
Console
or
end-table.
Just
open
the
top
.
,
.
and
there
Is
your
silverware
In
Its
tarnlsh'proof
velvet
liaed
Interior.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
JEWELLERS
I
i
y
5
V
V
A
MMOU1
PIATIII
THIATIf
Continuous
Dally
from
1
pm,
The
Xotvp
Story
of
a
Magn
Chall
It
x
IS
Really
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7
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MtD.;.i
EXTRA
fcportlijht:
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110"
Merry
MModie:
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THE
LION-
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GIFT
H.Mrg
(fVntainin?
Thralrp
n
,t;.
For
Adults
,
Pried
from
?t.OO
,
,
J
Keep
in
a
Good
Stock
of
Albert
k
McCaffery's
Coal
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
TELKWA
OR
ALBERTA
The
Best
Quality
Coal
is
Needed
at
a
Time
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CIFTS
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FURNITURE-Chcsterfield
Suites.
Dinette
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v
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kj
Su.
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KtliLPS
RAnPPS
Haw
rmmnAD
OCCASIONAL
P
ECES-Livlng
Room
Tables.
End
t.u
r
Tablee,
Smoker
SUnds.
Upholstered
Chan.,
'
v.
Hassocks,
Clothes
Hamper,
Wall
Mirrors
(
!
Cedar
Chests.
Hall
Tree.
AXMINSTER
CARPETS
and
Linoleum
Rurs.
Axn
m
sizes
from
15x27
to
9x12;
Jaspe
Inlaid
Ru..
I
Congoleum
Rugs.
Inlaid.
Printed
Linoleum.
F
,
i
by
yard).
BAGGAGE
Travclgard
Twin
Sets.
Fitted
Ca
a
Trunks,-Trunks;
Steamer
Trunks,
Sultcasrs,
Oi.
t
,..Klter
CasM
and
Z'PPer
Cases.
TO
AND
WHEEL
GOODS
Doll
Prams,
Doll
Convent:
f
Carriages.
Wagons,
Kiddle
Kars.
Scooters,
Vein
E:
Walkers.
Children's
Rockers,
Baby
Swings.
Babv
ii
Automobiles.
Wheelbarrows.
Elio's
Furniture
Store
THIRD
AVENUE
CHRISTMAS
SPECIAL
PRINCE
lUiriKT
B.C
We
Have
Received
a
New
Shipment
of
CHRISTMAS
TREE
LIGHTINGS
AND
HUBS
of
Diferent
Designs.
,Gct
yours
now
as
prices
an-
to
Christmas
Tree
314,
U.S.
Made,
with
8
Globes
101
Christmas
Tree
Lighting.
U.S.
Made
301
Christmas
Tree
Lighting.
8-Olobe,
U.S.
Made
104
Christmas
Tree
Lighting,
Reliance
Bell.
U.S.
Mm-BULBS
FOR
REPLACEMENT
lOr
or
unnsimas
Tree
Decorations,
all
kinds,
from
.
Extension
Cords
COAL!
sTAe
prvper
1br
codlAfA
65c
Hi'
SI.C
for
5r
ra
h
o
"3e
Select
Your
Needs
Now
While
Our
Stock
Is
Cuimili
te
at
10
15
Variety
Store
"Where
Your
Dimes
Arc
Little
Dollars
330
Third
Ave.
West
Phone
Red
120
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COAL!
We
make
very
"
'
"
.
'
every
ton
of
coal
:
:
1
2
;
to
us
from
the
m
n:'s
U1
heat-produi
;.i
:
Q
proper
abou
tics.
We're
.;MrtlcuUr
the
kind
otW,W-
certain
this
way
.
HEAT
WAVES
ROLL
FROM
FOOTHILLS
COAL
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.