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WHEN IN DOUBT

 

 

About Christmas Presents

Go to Wallace’s

The assortment is so varied

 

 

that you will have_nodiffi-

culty in making selections to

cover the list of what you are
going to give.

If we have not already mailed

you one, ask for a copy of

our “Gift Suggestions’’---it will
help solve your problein !

Visit Our Chinaware and Toy Section !

 

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Third Avenue

H. S. WALLACE CO., LTD.

DEPARTMENT STORE

Prince Rupert

 

 

 

 

 

your service.

 

Here you have a whole store

Happy Thoughts for Christmas

full of

Don't say you don't know

$50.00

THE RELIABLE JEWELERS

Christmas
what
Come to WARK’S and see the very thing you need:

Necklets from $4.50 to $100 Bracelet Watches, $2.75 to
Bracelets from $3 to $100
Diamond Rings, $10 to $600 Signet Rings from $1.50 up

WARK’S =| WARK’S

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to give.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR XMAS SELECTIONS
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ladies’ Ready-to-Wear

It is the useful gift that gives the lasting pleasure

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We take special orders for Xmas

Puddings and all kinds of FancyBaking.

  
   

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Jewelry and

In our
ever to cater

 

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have ever shown and the quality is the

2nd Ave. and 6th Street

Fine Jewellry For The Holiday Season!

inspect
the

our
Novelties. , It

is
best

 

new stock
finest assortment
obtainable.
enlarged quarters we are in a better position than
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{LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

The Spokane sails north
night at 10 o'clock,

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to-

The Venture had 80 passengers
for Granby Bay yesterday.

Fk, MacRae, timber sealer, of
Ocean Falls, is in the city.

Geo. Knight and Jim Magorry
appeared in police court today as
d, and d.

Angus Stewart left this mor :-
ing for New Hazelton and the Sil-
ver Standard Mine,

* . .

Capt. Nicholson, manager cf
the G. T. P. steamships, will ie
in Prince Rupert this week.

oP gr ctey

Jim Smith, known as the ‘“Can-
dy Kid,” is held in the city lock-
up on a charge of vagrancy.

a Ge

Constable Shiels came up from
New Westminster today with the
prisoners Taylor and Benson,
who will be tried at the assizes
now in session.

Crickets

The annual general meeting of
the St. Andrew's Society will be
held on Friday, December 19th,
when the annual election of offi-
cers will be held.

Pia sb.

The Rogers Agency ticketed
three European passengers this
week. Henry Kinghorn and Frank
Little go to Liverpool, and P.
Aloske is bound for Russia.

$8
The matinee in the Westholme
Opera House on Thursday will
begin at 3.30 instead of 3 o’cloek
as previously advertised. This
is on account of the school clos-
ing at three and in order to allow
the children a chance to attend
and see the wonderful pictures.

 

THE WEATHER.

Furnished by F. W. Dowling
Obserevr

For 24 hours ending 5 a.m.,
Wednesday, December 10, 1913

reduced

Barometer to sea
level bose sas bikes oO.6R0
Maximum temperature ..55.0
Minimum temperature ..414.0
Precipitation =: cwgiee tat, 1.35

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All Licenses Granted.

 

The license commissioners
transacted their business’ with
despatch this morning. It lasted
just ten minutes, but that was
sufficient time to grant renewals

to all the license-holders in the
city. Just the mayor and Com-
missioner McLachlan and In-

spector Chief Vickers were pres-
ent.

0

From the South.
Passenger list steamship
Prince George arriving at Prince
Rupert this morning: Mr. Holzer
and family, Mr. MeAllan, Mr.
Davis, Mr. Scott, Mr. Crisp, R. J.
Abbott,, J. C. Eilers, Mr. Sproul,
M. A. House, Mr. Bernachy, Mrs.
R. W. Smith, Dr. Stone, Mr. Proc-
tor and wife, Mrs. McDonald, 8.
P. Peorich, Mr. MclIsaaec, Mr.
Mrs. Valentine, J.
Russo, W. G. Bell, M. N, Shaw,
A. H. Wallbridge, Miss Mills, Mr.
Reid, Mr. J. N. MeLeod, Mrs. FE.
Johnston, Mr. Elliott, Mrs. J.
Schmidt, Mr. Burnett, Mr. Roach,
Judge Murphy.

 

 

 

Newly Enlarged Store

R. W. Cameron & Co., are just
completing the rearrangement of
their enlarged store on the cor-
ner of Sixth Street and Second
Avenue; It is ,now a city sized
store equipped with all the ap-
pointments of a metropolitan
jewelry establishment. Behind
the two large show windows is a
watch room on one side and a
diamond room on the other. Five

silent salesmen and ‘four wall
cabinets display a beautiful
stock,/of silverware, cut glass,

jewels, time pieces and novelties.
Tt is an ideal place for Christmas
shopping.

 

Local Boy Wins Prize

Garnet McPherson, son of Mr.
A, H. MePherson recently replied
to an advertisement in the Mon-
trgal Star, which offered a prize
o@ $50 for the first person who
guessed the two most popular
cities in Canada. Garnet guess-
ed Montreal and Winnipeg, and
yesterday was elated by receiv-
ing a cheque for $50, It pays to
wateh the ads.

Night School Meeting
There will be a meeting held
in the couneil chamber, city hall,
at eight o'clock this evening, to

which all those interested in the
proposed night schools are ear-

 

nestly invited.

THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

 

the Lette Box.

 

In

REPLY TO MUNICIPAL REVIEW

 

 

 

To the Editor of the Daily News:

Sir,—In the Evening Empire of
December the fifth is published
an effusion in the shape of a let-
ter grossly miscalled “A Review
of the Municipal Situation,” Its
claim to such a title is as ridicul-
ous as ils statements irrespon-
sible, and it reflects the greatest
discredit both to the individual
in whose brain the twaddle orig-
inated, and’ to those responsible
for its publication.

The “Review” commences with
half a paragraph of consolatory
words for Ex-Alderman Morris-
sey who has only his wavering
indecision to thank that he is not
included in the impeachment of
those he was too rigid to support
last January and whose ineffi-
ciency he now’ devotes so much
time in deploring.

The writer goes on to say that
“it did not require the mind of a
prophet nor the provision of a
Seer to see the humiliating and
deplorable condition which was
to overtake the city by the elec-
tion of some of these irrespon-
sible shysters,” Possibly their
correspondent when next addres-
sing them would be so kind as to
justify his implied assertion that
the city is now in a humiliating
and deplorable condition.

The remainder of the “Review”
is devoted to an aggressive per-
sonal attack on the council in
general and on Mayor Pattullo
in particular.

How such an epistle, embody-
ing as it does so much that is
vulgarly abusive and so little
that is critical ,can claim to be
termed ‘Review of the Municipal
Situation” is quite beyond the
limits of my comprehension.

In conelusion I would recom-
mend to their correspondent that
he ‘mark, read, learn, and in-
wardiy digest’ his own excellent
quotation ‘Even a fool, when he
holdeth his peace, is considered
wise, and he that shutteth his
lips is esteemed a man of under-
standing.’ (Prov. 27-20)., be-
fore he again attempts to dis-
parage those over whom, what-
ever their imperfections and
shortcomings, he himself is un-
known to have displayed super-
ior ability in any direction.

Yours truly
IMPARTIAL.
Nature and Art
» What lady is there who does
not love a plump = cheek, a clear
eye and a well-rounded form. Na-
ture intended all these good
things but neglect and ignorance
have thwarted her purpose.

Human genius, however, can
correct many of these mistakes
and by the use of modern appli-
ances and treatments all these
marks of beauty can be restored.

Mrs. Handasyde, on Fourth St.,

who is an expert in that line, is
ready to supply all these treat-
ments to the ladies of Prince

Rupert. Since opening her par-
lors she has installed all the us-
ual appliances and now. she has
secured the Blackstone Vacuum
Massager ,which is almost entir-
ely new on this side of the water.

This appliance itself will work
wonders in restoring or assisting
nature to be what was intended.
It acts on the sensible idea that
an increased circulation of the
blood is all that is required to
give a spark to the eye, an arch
to the lips and a general round-
ness to the form.

This appliance acts as a vacum
cup and is moved about over the
desired parts so that the air be-
ing removed the blood rushes in-
to clogged-up tissues, washing
oul the impurities and forming
new channels instead of those
that are decayed, After a few
of these applications the blood
channels are restored as nature
intended and with that all the
bloom and dash of youth.

 

Thomas Mawson in Regina

 

Regina, Dec. 6.—Mr. Thomas
Mawson, landscape architect, re-
turned to Regina, and today was
in consultation with government
and cabinet ministers concerning
the plans for beautifying the par
liament buildings, which are now
ready. Plans for the city of Ro2-
gina will be ready ina few days.

PUBLIC MEETING

A meeting will be held at the
Swedish church hall, at the cor-
ner of 8th and 9th Avenues, Sec-
tion 6, on ‘Thursday, the 411th
inst., at 8 p.m. The object is to
select candidates for Mayor and
Aldermen for the coming civic
election in opposition to the pre-
sent council.

The Hydro-Electrie proposi-
tion will come up for discussion.

By requesteof many,

289 H,. KE. GAMPP,

 

GRAND KIRMESS AT THE
WESTHOLME ON FRIDAY

 

Miss Ethel Gray Will Put on Excel-
lent Entertainment on Friday
Evening.

What promises to be one of the
most enjoyable entertainments given
in the long time is the
one that is
Westholme Theatre on Friday even-
ing under the direction Miss
Ethel Gray of this place. Miss Gray
is a finished and graceful dancer
and has a of
most of them young girls of
city. These will take part in the en-

city for a

to be staged at the

of

large class pupils,

the

tertainment that is to be put on.

The entertainment is Known as a

which is the
so popular at this time,
be introduced all the latest
and some of the most popular songs
of the day, The whole entertainment

form that is
There will
dances

Kirmess,

being by local talent will add = ma-
terially®to the effect otf it.
Wedded Last Night.

Mr. Frank W. Foley and Miss
Bertha Nashland were quietly mar-
ried at Metlakatla last evening. The
Rev, Mr. Gurd of, Metlakatla  per-
formed the marriage ceremony. Mr,

and Mrs. Hector Longpre supported
the couple. They will reside at
Granby Bay.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
4
Tenders will be received up to
6 p.m,, Wednesday, Dec. 17th for
the erection of for the
Acme Clothing Company. Plans,
specifications and all informa-
tion at the office of the architect.
Lowest or any tender not nec-
accepted.
J. W

 

a store

essarily
POTTER,
Architect,

296
Lil aad a as tee

After the theatre. Palace Cafe.
284tf

WANTED |

A Girl at the Prince Rupert Cigar

BOATS BOATS

If you are thinking of having a
boat built of any kind

 

 

MOTOR, SAILING or ROWING

see or apply

T. M. ORWIG

BOAT BUILDER
Port Essington, British Columbia

 

REFERENCES: Any cannery or
Fisherman on Skeena fiver.
Bookkeeping Taught Phone 539

By Private Lessons

WENDELL R. JONES
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT

3rd Ave. and Sth St., PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

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“The Daily News”

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT

 

DESK ROOM in ground floor office. Apply
P.O, Drawer 1663 Cfty. 285-0¢

FORK RENT—-Nice 8 room cottage on Park
Avenue at $15.00, Water in the house.
Crown Agency Co. 285-0

ROOM TO RENT——Comfortable, well fur-
nished room, heated, Bath and toilet
in house, Phone. Apply Box 933.

 

 

283-88

FOR RENT—Three nice bright outside
rooms in Smith Block, steam heated,
never occupied, excellent for offices,
reasonable rent. Apply J. A. Smith,
Room 12. 28itr

FOR SALE

FOR SALE—Gerhard-Heintzman cabinet

grand piano, practically new, Cash or

terms. John
Avenue East,

COWS fresh calved and coming in always
on hand, and tuberculosis tested. John
Christy, cattle dealer, Collingwood West
corner Carleton and Westminster Road.
Phone Collingwood 46 R. Post Office,

Collingwood East, Box 20, 270-tf

LosT

D, Westenhaver, 333 Fifth
286-tr

 

 

LOST pair of slippers and rubbers. Please
return to Flat 4, Clapp Bldg. 287-289

 

WANTED

 

CHAMBER
Hotel,
BOY wants work during eveninsg.

Daily News,

BOY WANTED—Good smart boy or young
man for clothing store. Apply Martin

MAID At the Windsor

28s8tr
Box 91
289

O'Reilly, 230
WANTED—Young woman for kitchen
work, Wages $830 per month with
room, Apply Supt., Prince Rupert Gen-
eral Hospital, 288-F
GOOD general servant wanted; $85 per
month. Also nurse girl wanted pour

help employed. Mrs. L, ‘
esair ploy L, W. Patmore.

 

MISCELLANEOUS

 

 

GOOD meals at the B,
Street.
273-98

C, Cafe, 118 8ta
A trial will convince’ you,

Wednesday, Decembey 10

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$1.25 per pair

Medium weight “ Pure
Silk” in black, tan and
grey and in soft shades
of fancy mixtures,

per
pair $1.00

in tan, navy blue, grey,
or Hood, wine op black,
per pair, 75c

A box of Hole Proof ‘Silk’

3 pair for $2. Guaran-
teed for three months

 

 

Martin :

 

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O’Reilly

3rd Avenue
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Liberal Wins in England.

(Special to The Daily News.)
London, Dec, 10,.—The
of Wicksburgh’s bye-election was

declared last evening as follows: |

Robert Munro, Liberal, 41577;)
McKenzie, Conservative, 1134;]
Liberal majority, 443. The seat

has been a Liberal seat for years
Gabon

Victoria’s New Governor

(Special to the Daily News)

London, Dec. 6,—The vacancy
in the governorship of Victoria
Australia, has been filled by the

appointment of Hon, Arthur Lyu
Iph Stanley, ex-M.P., and the son
and heir of Lord Sheffield. He
succeeds Sir John Michael Fleet-
wood Fuller.

The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
Church will give a tea, sale of
work, home cooking
at the home of Mrs. G.
choll ,327 5th Ave., December
{ith, from 3 to 6, Admission
25c., including afternoon tea, 289

Grand Kirmess

 

Grand Kirmess,
Opera House, Friday, Dec, 12th,
1913. Tickets for sale at Orme’s
drug store. 289-291

The Daily News has the larg-
in

est circulation Northern B.C,

 

 

“Just the Thing
for Dad”

HAT'S what you will say |

when you come tothe |

Pipes and other things

in our Gift Book “For the man
who smokes.”

Can't you imagine “Dad's”

appreciation when he opens

“the parcel from Ryrie’s” and

i finds the Pipe he has always

dreamt about, but would never
have bought for himseif.

Dad's wants are not the only
ones fully provided for—from
“Baby” to “Baby's Grand-
mother,” no one has been over-
looked. It is just a case of
picking out what is most suit-
able in each case.

If you haven't received this Gift
Book, don't try to do your
Christmas shopping this year
without it. Just send us a post
card, asking for our Gift Book
—it will go forward to you by
first mail,

Ryrie Bros.

Limited,

Canada’s Largest Mail Order
Jewelry House

JAMES RYRIE, Pres,
HARRY RYRIE, Sec.-Treas.

TORONTO - ONTARIO
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ly: Church Services -

| FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
| Services every Sunday in the
i Chureh Hall at LL am. and

| Empress Theatre at 78) p.m
Sunday School at 2.50 p.m
Paso

REV. F. W. KERR, M.A

|

} THE FIRST BAPTIST CHUKCH
MCINTYRE HALL, SRD AVE., NEAR OTH ST.
Services every Sunday at ll

j am. and 7.30 p.m.

i School 2.8) p. m.
Bible Class 2.8 p.m

j REV. W. J’ SCOT! Acti

Sunday
Baraca

 

| THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
SIXTH AVE. AND MUSGRAVE PLACE

! Services every Sunday at 1

| a.m. and 7.80 p.m, Sunday
School at 2.30 p.m.
REV. MR. DIMMICK PASTOR

ST. ANDREW'S ANGLICAN
Cor. Fifth Ave, and Dunsmuir

Morning prayer, 11. Even

ing prayer, 7:30. Sunday

school, 2:30 p. m Holy
| Communion first Sunday
| of month, at 11 4 @
and third Sunday at 5
a. m.

REV, G, A.

THE SALVATION ARMY

Granville Court

Sunday services at 11

6. m., 3 and 8 p.m Sub

day Pthool, 1:30 p. m

Week aight services Mon

day, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Saturday

CHRISTIAN SCIENCI

HURCH
Place

RIX

ITADEL

MEETINGS

Held in Hays Bldg, 245 2nd Ave
Sunday service {1 4 m@

after

Tes

Sunday school meets
the morning service
timony meetings Wet
days at 8 p.m

  
  

 

room is open every.
except Sundays and j
holidays from 2 p. ™ t
5 p. m.

 

 

 

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EIGHTH AVENUE

Lots 9 and 10, Block 4

7, with shack

$1,100 CASH

APPLY

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FINANCIAL AGENTS
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