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Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
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Optometrist
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Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
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Repairing.
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riling
VISIT
OUR
BASEMENT
ORE
for
Fine
Chin,
Dinnerware,
Glascjs,
Barrare
and
Novelties
MAX
HEILBRONER
Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant
Your
Smart
Holiday
Outfit
Now
on
Display
A
combination
of
chic
and
refined
good
taste.
A
selection
of
both
crepes
and
wools
in
a!J
sizes
both
large
and
small
Only
one
of
a
kind.
No
duplicates.
PLEASINGLY
PRICED
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
il
.
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1
r
S
mm
in
ft
.
.
id
5
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A.MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
"A
Good
Place
to
Buy"
What
the
Doctor
ordered:
-Plenty
of
rest
and
quiet."
Where
better
to
find
It
than
on
a
GOOD
MATTRESS
BUILT
FOR
SLEEP
We
recommend
.
.
,
The
-RUPERTIA."
Size
4'6
onlv.
Cash
Price
$29.50
MORE
TOYS
have
arrived
Phone
775
337
3rd
Avenue
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
Suggestions
Mirrors,
lovely
gL'ts
that
i3
last
a
lifetime:
Tables;
End
Tables,
Coffee
Tables,
Pull-up
Chairs,
Dinette
Suite
Spring-filled
Mattress,
Chenille
Bedspreads.
Wool
Comforters,
Carpets.
Toys
forStherTaf!11-
Elio
Furniture
Store
Third
Avenue
(Next
to
the
Daily
News)
Prince
Rupert
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Paris
Maid
Slippers
New
Arrivals
in
Women's,
Men's
and
Children's
Slippers,
in
Soft
Soles
PLI0-PEDIC
ARCH
SUPPORT
SHOES
Just
Arrived.
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
V
w
ma
:
W
;
W
aw
W
&
S
If
Few
Metal
Toys
In
Santa's
Bag
Boys
Badly
Hit
as
Wartime
Needs
Brine
Chances
in
Christmas
Gifts.
MONTREAL,
Dec
22
O
When
that
jolly
old
gentleman
garbed
in
red
and
sporting
a
lone
white
flowing
beard
slides
down
chimneys
into
the
homes
of
Canadian
youngsters
this
year,
the
con
tents
of
his
sack
will
"
The
not
be
priorities
and
the
labor
short-
rt
.1
i
r
age
Building
sets
formerly
lm-
.nilTh
AlTiranS
ported
from
England
will
also
be
missing.
Electric
trains
have
been
aLLLLLawrr
naBLSaaS
h4
ii7j-
mi
i
l4
SI
Sf
BES'
:n,1
THE
DAILY
XVXS
ers,
express
carts,
rocklnj
horses,
sleds,
sma.i
cannons
and
troop
carriers
armed
with
mach
ine
guns
in
department
stores-Jail
with
wood
as
the
chief
terial
Hair
and
tails
of
toy
animals
will
be
made
of
plain
rope
as
sisai,
formerly
used,
u
now
i
unobtainable.
Games
of
all
sorts
arc
unavailable
as
well
as
books,
blocks
and
other
educational
toys.
The
surrey
shows
boys
will
be
much
harder
hit
than
Btrts
with
more
of
their
choices
rated
war
casualties.
Some
of
their
favor
-
j
.
v.(.u
trwfe
scarce
for
the
past
two
years.
BLACKPOOL,
Eng..
Dee.
22
9
There
are
some
wooden
ones
but
Mrs.
James
Nichols
owns
a
hrv
are
not
as
attractive
as
the
notel
here
and
as
a
memorial
to
pre
war
variety.
About
the
only
her
husband,
she
had
decided
standby
left
is
the
limior
chem-
to
entertain
10
to
15
dominion
is
try
set.
Prince
George
Sergeant
H.
R,
Benson.
R.C.
A.
F.
is
expected
to
arrire
home
at
the
week
end
from
overseas
operations
to
enjoy
a
furlough
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
J.
Benson.
Negotiations
art
proceeding
I
satisfactorily
between
the
city
Y
J,ff
7:
.the
spark
of
realism.
Dealers
re-1
the
u,c
c"'
city's
No.
,u-
2
"
well
wr"
on
the
mr
riv
rIll
f
previous
years.'
t
matln
of
Jer
bank
directly
Into
the
water
.
"
a
check
'
of
toy
'
departments
1
TZ.
involves
-
mains.
v.v.v.w.v.v.w.w.w.w.v.v.v.wwv
r
toys
a
more
t.-
.
process
than
the
making
of
ct
V
I,
"
,
7
"7
meUl
ones
because
the
tatter
-
uie
jonner
are
lumea
out
oy
on
the
counters
.
.
here
and
.
there,
hand
Virtually
all
toys
bought
this
Christmas
will
be
made
of
wood
r
.
with
a
few
plastic
lines,
mostly
KeDaVTtient
(Jl
Jl
soldiers
and
doll
dishes.
AACpajiUClU
familiar
lead
soldier
will
1(
JnflnpCCpe
Tft
seen
as
a
result
of
metal
lVlllUllCOOCO
1
U
and
the
military
autnontte
m
retard
to
the
installation
of
equipment
to
pump
water
from
and
hU
servicemen
as
her
sent
17'
numerous
novelties
are
dls-
Kuesis
eacn
wee,
at
a
cost
o
played
this
year
and
toy
de-
'more
than
235
a
week,
partreeni
heads
predict
that
In
doing
so
she
will
be
earn
many
more
will
arraear.
Ther
in?
ont
th
-tth
nt
Kr
hntK,.,i
will
be
plenty
of
dolls
but
they
who
had
given
free
hospitality
wont
be
as
attractive
nor
as
to
more
than
nn
nnrun
eve
"J
dressed
as
usual.
Fwrt
vfrnm
fmm
1QJ.A
until
V
doU
dressmakers
have
gone
into
death
recently.
He
did
so.
be
war
work
and
silk
is
unavailable
said,
as
repayment
for
the
ma
v
for
dresses.
Wdneasea
received
Hunno
t
There
are
still
tricycles,
scoot-
years
he
spent
in
South
Africa.
Plans
are
being
oompieted
by
the
Prince
George
Carting
Club
to
assure
an
active
and
successful
season.
Clarence
Anratt
is
president
this
year,
with
W.
J.
Peckham
as
vice
president,
and
Gibson
Olivet,
Mayor
A.
M.
Patterson
was
returned
to
office
recently
by
ac
clamation.
Five
citizens
con
tested
for
seats
on
the
council
Cooies
of
a
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
resolution
advocating
that
the
federal
aovem-
ment
take
over,
reconstruct,
and
maintain
Six
Mile
Road
and
the
A
I
Ua
.
m:ni.er
of
Defence
and
Oener-.:
O
R
Pearkes.
EtZr
Where
time
counts
most
Our
Wrist
Watches
Serve
Best
We
have
a
really
large
and
fine
selection
of
popular
Watches
for
you
to
choose
from.
PRICES
$15
to
$85
Plus
AND
RINGS
A
choice,
varied
stock
of
DIAMOND
ENGAGEMENT
RINGS
'
of
nationally
advertised
prices
and
designs.
JOHN
BULGER
(Opposite
Post
Officel
COUGHS.
"1
As
far
back
as
recorded
history
reaches
the
gift
of
jewelry
was
always
the
highest
token
of
esteem
possible
to
express.
It's
the
same
today.
In
giving
jewelry
you
give
not
only
the
most
enduring
of
all
gifts,
but
one
that
best
expresses
your
esteem
and
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
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7:50
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8:00
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8:15
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8:30
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9:00
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10:15
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Silent
NOTICE
to
the
Public
In
the
intrictta
of
Public
Health
and
at
a
protection
to
patients,
the
Trince
Rupert
General
Hospital
ill
be
closed
to
visitors
during
the
incipient
Influema
epidemic.
J.
L.
Curry
Late
of
Yukon)
Chiropractor
Smith
Block
J.
M.
S.
Loubser
D.O,
DA
Chiropractor
Wallace
Block
Phone
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g!
For
Income
Tar
RETURNS
SEK
It.
E.
MORTIMER
Thone
II
H4
2nd
Ave.
WISHES
FOR
A
Merry
Christmas
and
a
Happy
New
Year
I
w
To
All
Our
Customers
and
Friends.
A
manpowe?
Imxv
djH."s
thes.e
tryin'
time3
of
Mortage
of
f
WlnclnMJ'
deaoallnS
to
give
as
good
senice
as
posefble
to
&
we
rwS
aoSS
bf
nhin
i
'
)-e
ncerely
hope
that
in
the
not
too
distant
future
n
""
Ur
ld
B,0gan:
The
Home
of
and
live
up
to
it.
Friendly
Service"
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'
S.
E.
PARKER
LIMITED
1
Phone
83.
Ford
and
Mercury
Dealers
.
1
1
U-h.
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
U
C
5
YOUR
XMAS
GltT
PROIILKM
so
I
BUY
BOOKS
OF
TlirTa.
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si
lILRFTfi
Now
on
Sale
...
In
Gift
Envelope,
.
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um,,
operate
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Priced
from
ti
Thni,h
ANN
SOTIIERN
CAPITOL
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riATIII
TMiatll
Pioneers
Attend
Funeral
Service
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fnr
HIIIA
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Wives"
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Marrv
m
Ltadsajr.
vc
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Mr
nd
Robert.
M
Pioneer
r.i.mii
mil
trim).
But
!tebn
r.
tathered
yesterday
afternuao
at
Murray
ant!
i
the
Orenvilk
Court
Chapel
of
Mrs.
Otckrn
the
DC.
Undertakers
for
the
Mac
Kay
Mr
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs
John
tan;
Mr.
and
y.
Carrie.
Rer.
J.
A.
Donneil.
pas-
Mr
ar.:
N
tur
of
First
United
Church,
of-
Mr
and
i
flelated.
votdas
svrUbie
senti-
Mr.
aart
ii,"
menu
of
reayect
tor
the
de-
Mr.
and
M
ceaei
and
comfort
for
the
be-
muiy
reaved.
!
Mrs.
J.
c
OUker
prealdetf
at
TOYS
HUMl
mouji
the
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns
which
were
"The
Lord
Is
LAOOB
My
Shepherd"
and
"AMde
Wtth
peostts
of
ik
Me."
an
toaaun
.
The
paUbearers.
early
nanm
in
Britoio
Mo
of
the
city,
wore
C.
If
Ortne.
J.
tof
clilldrer.
L.
Mcintosh.
M.
hL
Stephens.
J.
H.
ThompMin.
Oeorte
Bekcrauo
and
J.
A.
Lindsay.
i
nose
aendlng
riowers
vet
Alex
and
Florence;
Arthcr
aa4
Betty;
George
and
Delia;
The
Family;
Ton
Let
"and
Sons
and
Man
Loy:
Jake
Wong;
Edward
Upsett
Ltd.;
Nelson
Brothers'
Fisheries
;
Mr
Andrew
Melva:Dodfe
Cove;
Scottte
Reid
Bill
Larktn.
Mr
and
Mrs.
John
FOR
CHRISTMAS
i
f
OIL
Hl'KNFItS
CLE
AM
I)
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HOME
SERVICE
Rlsck
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121
Seventh
Art.
Hnt
rerfurnes
arid
rolorne
Toilet
Waters.
CrriEi
tU
I'owdrri
for
Milady
packared
In
many
corobiri'.
f:!
Hudnat
Tweed
Adiienne,
Gardenia
Chanti
Luuca
1
lone
ItorrL
Yard
ley
Alvi
tome
for
the
Ln
in
rimsfi
Chrblmat
Stationery
and
Cracker.
Oht
jes,
acd
Dcreij
tirayand
.Moiinard.
i
Orsxies
t
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W
.
n
r
Pioneer
Druggists
THE
ItEXALL
STORE
fllOMS
II
ini
C
Open
Daily
from
9
am.
til)
9
p.m.
J
Sundaya
and
Holidays
from
1Z
-
2
p.m.
and
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FamilicK
arc
Shopping
at
the
Variety
Store
For
Gifts!
In
thousands
of
Plncc
Rupert
homes.
ChriM-Ping
at
THE
VARIETY
STORE
has
beeome
a
wh
affair.
Young
or
old,
every
gift
want
la
o
comp
ticipated
here
.
.
.
men,
'women,
children
and
'
There
is
the
sure,
extra
satisfaction
both
in
givn
celving
a
gift
of
dependable
quality.
The
Variety
Store
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