i'-KINCE GEORGE
Livery, Feed and ales Stable
K   A.  nOl'GHTALING,  Proj^
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Tivini-iiig"iind House Moving. Phono 58-—
CHEAP MEALS
Post Office Receives Heavy Xmas Mail
K there is any pne doubts jit Prince George is the centre of a largOB population nil he needs to.do is visit the post office. The • mail during the last week, and particularly on Wednesday night from the east,
;,..! S.jiiaic Meal in town   . 25cI and   Thursday   morning   from (;(,od  Roonis  ;   25<«           | the west, \vWpne of the henvi-
Mol ;m<! ( old f>aths                    lest received   at  the local postal
Mealtfut all hours,  .i.,,V1 ,.,,„¦   ,     Ar .       , .       .   D    .             •         j^'IMiKnient.    .Not onlv was the
International Restaurant   and
>~   i
Lunch Counter,
 e, < Opposite Prince Gcorifc Hold
a
mail exceptionally heavy, hut a large uumber of pn reels. supposedly containing Christmas presents, have also; been received.     '    ~                 r
H. E. McKEEN
Blacksmith^Horseshoer!     Mrs. Gmcey-left onAVednes-S1XTIT AVENUE            j day evening for Prince Rupert,
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.                                  who  is  at   present working at
QUEEN'S    HOTEL;    The  services  «t S. Michael's, (Formerly Hussoll)          [Prince George,   on   Christmas
ri:        ]        Q         •'          Day aiv as follows: Holy Com-
rirSi-ClaSS IXOOming     j^nnmion   at 8.30 a.m.;    Morning
House
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W M   HULLOS    -   Proprietor
P. E. WILSON
Barrister and Solicitor lxlN( K UKGRGEi li.( .
Fort George Hardware
Company,      lf

 ini ,'unl IJpt Wator Heat- Oohcral j{iH
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prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. There will he a celebration of the Holy Communion at S. Stephen's. South Fort George, a t ni i t h i i g 111 (11. (K))" o n Sun day, December 2*1.
Geo. McCullough, the city jeweler, has one <rf the prettiest window displays in the city. It includes all the latest novelties h\ watches, -rings, broodies, tie pins, in fact, everything you need in the way of a Christinas present. There is no excuse for sending out of town for anything iu the jewelry line while McCulloch is doing business. Call and inspect goods and you will he guaranteed satisfaction.
PERRY
::  Good Clothes ::
THE problem of selecting gifts for gentlemen tliut will be both pleasing and serviceable, can easily be solved at   7    ^
Perry's Shop
VVhatever you may pur-. chase.there you will have the satisfaction of knowing it is "good."
Our New Stock of
Boys'; Suits
Has Now Arrived
Gifts for Men
Neckwear . . 75e,to 1.50 Handkerchiefs
idoz. 1.00 and 1.75 Smoking Jacket . . 10.00 Fancy Vests in Silk
or Wool    .    .   .     5.00
Jaeger Sweater Vests 5.00 Sweater Goats 3.00 to 10.00 Silk Shirt's . . . . 5.00 Jaeger Wool Shirts
,4.50 and 5.50 Jaeger Wool Gloves
1.00, 1.25, 1.75 Mocha Gloves .. . . 1.75 Overcoats . 20.00 to 35.00 Suits   .   .   .    15.00 to 45.00
 Merry Christmas to you all"
HARRY G. PERRY Men's "Good Clothes" Shop
The Stair—The paper with the circulation
Allan's Fruit Store
Fresh Bananas es       Apples      Oranges Jap Oranges
 TOYS
Xmas Bells and Decorations STATIONERY
TO THE EAST
DURING December low round trip fivst-class excursion tiires to all points in Eastern Canada.     Tickets good for three months.     Liberal  stop-overs.      Also excursion tares to Central United States.
Secure Folder or Write Direct to
J. A- Feren, Agent,  Prince George, B.C.

The
Hay & Grain Co,
Flour, Oats, Hay, Feed of all kinds Farm Machinery
Warehouse Opposite G.T.P. station.
Phone 40