A Sixty Year Siandby

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Oficial dispatches say that the) prince Charles of Denmark,
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Powder has been the standby of countless Austrian army in Galicia’ is|whose name is now Haakon VII
housekeepers who | ve fr lied upon it for struggling in Cael + he The complete reconciliation ge
through the Carpathian Oun-~|tween the peoples and rulers o
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healthful, home baked food. tains. the three kingdoms will gratify
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; ains or lime phos-

Dr. Price’s contains no alum or lime p cunt Seanbenawan cs har Gane aerate
phate. There is never any question about MONARCHS HOLD MEETING 9)... or (ho email States of Pu
the absolute purity and heailiiiulness of the - rope

| The belief is widespread in “
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food it rai es | Kurope that the recent meeting of),
. f as. . the Kings of Sweden, Denmark,
It has stood the test of time. That as 7 B
we } f 1 h ° ill i and Norway is of great interna- ! n t e eller Ox
5 > Wmmop ; WANTV EPS 7 ~
why the best informed housewives wiil use sek eiitieasss ‘ana ak ae :
no other. nificance is factitiously enhanced
by the fact that ever since the| Editor, The Daily News
Woy ie os wa 9 |} separation of Norway from Swe-! Sir—Next Sunday has been ap
rR. ; bre a be a, jden nine years ago there have| pointed by royal proclamation, A
” om. Sed TR") been strained relations between| day of humble prayer and inter
GREA Na the two countries. The meeting| cession to Almighty God on be
qa Def Neal : was the outeome of a sense of) half of the cause undertaken by
iy di we bi i common danger and a pledge of) our Empire and our allies, and of
; “ future co-operation in meeting it.| those who are offering their lives
Made from Cream oi Tartar No Alum The danger is made manifest by|for it, and for a favorable and
Germany's ideas of contraband| speedy peace that shall be found
and neutrality, but it lies much|ed on understanding and not ha
deeper than these: the fear of the | tred, to the end that peace shall
Scandinavian peoples formerly} endure.”
r “pes x ; S “7G ' was a dread of Russia, but since In forwarding an official copy
f nh hs 4 Se . DS OS Oe a Oo te NG ’
_ * jthe ruthless destruction of Bel- of this proclamation the Under
‘ey yi a r at jgium it has become a dread of|Secretary of State writes It is
| Ladd Ward, charged with for-|Germany. ithe desire of the government that
‘| j « 1
” gery, was sentenced today to} There is no other : this proclamation should be
| OF MS ; vere is no other part of Bu-
“The Daily News | L AL NEWS ITE twelve months hard labor. He will rope in which British people have | #!ven due consideration by all
be sent to New Westminster. | : I re . ave|chureh and collegiate and other
CLASSIFIED ADs. Try Smith & Killas’ ice cream. ja deeper interest than they have
* * * aah hag jin Scandinavia. The Seandinavi- institutions in Canada and that it
ethos binge “ — R The annual dance of the I. O.| hould be e lied with, so that
Grenane © i lans Danes and Norser 1 é _ | shoul e complied With, “0 ia
FOR RENT New oe Soe tent or a D. E. was held last night in the | - an a ik t| ie wag ‘ 0 lall Canadian people may unite on
sci Late idrew's Society rooms —. ws <, Carey
FOR RENT—Six-Roomed fiat; as) Sum Tite's. eset t. Andrew's Society rooms. About history of what we now call the|the day appointed for the solemn
Avenue west, . forty couples participated and} one I » directed by te procla-
es. ® ? British Islands. The three coun-| Purpose directed by procia--
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with hot danting as 0 e | att ”
oat Tea) Eee ck “tle sayke Hotel, There will be a watch night |2®@™°™S wa continued until |tries are separately and collec. | mation.
ndyke Ho abou > o'clock The aiestic | > . ; . . ‘
Pullon end Beventh i f./service tonight in the Anglican enout 2 lock. The Majestic | Lively curiously mixed up with the} I England before the day was
ID i idiccncatisoediogcaph lianas tisbeateninepeatiineneeton Chureh, beginning at 44:1 orchestra was right there with | United Kingdom dynastically. The| finally fixed upon the Archbishop
FCR SALE 2 & the music and everybody had a Juecen-Mother of Great Britai: lof Canterbury communicated
FOR SALE—Sewing machine and baby| According to advices from Ot- Fooe Sine. the aunt of the King of Denmark| With the heads of other churches
— Suite {1,  Besner 360301 |tawa the Canadian Patriotic Fund and King George is his cousin;| 0th Roman Catholic and Protes
FOR SALE— One stove, sanitary couch, | is being distributed at the rate of ALBERT GLK. PHONE 537 jthe King of Norway is his brother jtant, and received an assurances
fugs and table very cheap. Miss L. M.je- nog per ds ROOM 5 a lthat their Churches would take
Kuster, 300-4) 72.¥ per day. jand the Queen of that country ise ,
st } * * * h c — yart in the observance of such a
HOUSEKEEPER—Refined young woman Ms cousin rhe Crown Prince of}!
seeks position as housekeeper in wid-) pp ymfortable roo come MISS B. KAYNE } : se of National Intercession
Owers or bachelor’s home. Good plain or a comtortab m, o n CHIROPODY A SPECIALTY Sweden is fhe son-in-law of the | : .
ce tic be cee totter. Ap: to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec- ELECTRIC, VIBRATORY, HAND Duke of Connaught. and there are In Canada the Archbishop of
ik aaa a wae . * oil ud Avenue, near Eighth Street MASSAGE TREATMENT till other relationshig | Rupert's Land as Primate of the
0 SALE—-New , Section > + ari stilt other reiatvions 8.
cash “and 80 pees th toma bitizo,| Newly opened. Steam heat and MANICURING \ a ed Bee Ok
Box 190. 218tf.| hot and cold water in every room HOT PACKS MEDICATED RUBS For centuries, until recently
rn Ee HP. Spas ts Free baths Rates reasonable. ithe histories of the & satteheient™ ‘tter to all the bishops under
w- © ee engine ow | jhim, and T have endeavored to
chomp. excellent order. - i jcountries have been very much}
Ls Box 15, pally News. evdit. | The G. E. Foster arrived yes- ; ; | communicate with all our clergy
c |jumbled together Sweden was}
WANTED iterday from the fishing banks School of Music and Shorthand Sek o6diih Mictuteds of Beauiehl this diocese in regard to a
} pe oO . do oO » ark)
- ——-—-——-— | with 175,000 pounds of halibut l until 45 tied slain Shad ited " | pond ybservance of this day. As
WANTED—-Good general servant for | for the Canadian Fish and Cold VINCENT C. KNOWLES $2: om aes ithe time has been so short to
small f Apply 1144 Eighth Ave . ; (Violinist Westholme Opera House) ihas been cee and has , ,
nue East. 301-06 | Storage Company. TEACHER OF | lsbinet senet ofthe ime t tl jpre pare the minds of the people
WANTED—Young Woman wants chamber | See. Violin, Piano, Mandolin and Singing le ee ee ee | scattered throughout Norther:
work, Apply Box 117, The News. | . Pianos Tuned and ired jdominant Seandinavian power.) — "Bis: =
WANTED—Young married lady will give} Leather cushions with Indian Phone Green 61 iF mm 4347 to 4814 N British Columbia for such a sol-
working girl free room for company | head ial NW Y j eee ! ‘ , ; orway was o
evenings. Apply 1136 Hays Cove Ave- | 2©ads. Special New Years prices MRS. KNOWLES | part of the Kingdom of Denmark. |°”"" day, I ask your permission
ee. 207-302 ap Geo. D. Tite’s 282t! Teacher of Pitman’s Shorthand ito publish this reminder.»
WANTED—Large Mail Order house wants | Pet. a yut it became separated as the | wi ak ae
hours tor 920 weekly’ ceatrect Seven, | Suite 15, McMordie Apt. result of the Napoleonic wars. ok coups be mare Approgrt
position permanent. Experience un- W. D. Vance will leave for the ate than that on the first Sunday
hecessary. Samples free. The Co- Denmark had allied herself to| : ,
Operative Union, Windsor, Ontario. | Rast on Saturday, being called Napole and the kingdom suf-|'" the Now Year all our churches
‘ oeon, f 3 rao s -
WANTED—Four-romm house in Section | {he re by the illness of his father. jof all denominations should be
Five or sis for $125 down and $25 a : ; fered partition on his downfall. |
month until paid. Box 102, Dally News. eae je rowded with devout worshippers
yo eg Bye ey Ba The cateh of 175,000 pounds of vee ’ janxious not only to get right with
a on, cy oe ewe | halibut make by the G, E, Foster FOS. God themselves and so make a
fd at ie | s
N Vv ; is the largest ever brought into good star also to ‘the
"eS eee house: ge] The following are the win- rT d start, but al { further
and er balance. Box 00,| Prince Rupert. | ning number in the i t jthrough the mighty power of
62
prayer the cause of a righteous
— frit ‘ , re PA ae PP aS
rhe Prince Rupert Towing Co., | :
ous a and abiding peace
MISCELLANE : panene towing; the new crude oil | Grand Drawing Yours faithfully
SACRIFICE SALE—Excavated Lot 7, Block| tue “P.R.T. No. 1." Phone Red | F. H. DU VERNET
. Section 1; worth $8,000; '81,000| . ; at the é
Wa : 7 191 or Black 322. Address: P. 0.| ‘4
See PLL, eel ee: 9 3-ROOM HOUSE Bishop of Caledonia
1885, Montreal. tr,| Box 96. Agency for the “Avance Prince Rupert, Dee, 34, 1914
$15 WEEKLY—Men wanted everywhere, no | (rude Oil Motor. 165tf. | 5 Mow ie" at
soester 4 = the village, cas Des > a i is
wo 3 time, experience }
unnecessary, a tion permanent. The Ed Hoffman, a-Russian, was ar-| Limited VRS WEATuEn. i
Co-Operative Union, Windsor, Ont. | STH AVE YOUNG ST
. rested charged with stealing $50) ae J e
MABRY! —Why remain, slone? | Why bot ae ¥ tet Prize ....... No. 2454 ey | F. W. Dowling, Observer. |
vate and dependable. Best in the west TOs QmOSRe? HUOSER ? some ee. Geto . go. ss No. 2379 4. m., December 31, 1914
ib c in & Dps. a n ip Inlice Co ods t as 0 2 on
froduetion Club, Box 204, Vancouver, |? '™ Pol Court today and wa Sré Prize ....... No. 2049 on mater 0.508
committed ~ i. Oh Gene ....... No. 14 _ we is 6 te Ge 43.0
_ . nh iG): os aie-ccint'c ma On 34.0
5th Prize ....... No. 1833 :
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Rates Only $1.50 to $2.50
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*. G. DAWSON, WHOLESALE D

ing December gives you a chance
for Special Brass Bed and Wil-

 

ton Carpet Square Drawing at

Geo. D. Tite’s. 282tf
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Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hart, who

|have spent the last couple of

lyears in Prince Rupert, will leave

shortly for California, where they
Mr. Hart has been

of the G. T. P.

jwill reside.

an employee

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‘Canada’s Rally to the Empire’

THE GREATEST EVENT IN CANADA'S HisToRy .
THE TALK OFTHE WHOLE WORLD

 

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When the great Armada of thirty ‘ hiy :
thirty-two thousand of Canada’s sor : P aa
nineteen great British battleships veigt h '
sniled down the St. Lawrence, carry . ;
fighting the Empire's battles, few peo; d
meant to Canada It has heen the talk of t}
Statesmen and newspapers the world
it and cried Bravo, Canada The tl {
the arrival was in event unparall i
Conqueror it was tru a magnifi f
this great fleet setting sail, a sight ne
Canadian shores News of the depart
and kept so seeret that few deed we
see the big ships weigh anchor on the Ga
spectacle would have been at to the |
had not The Family Herald and Sta (Mw
staff of photographers there t | l
of the great flotilla are th best
work the history of the a rh
view showing miles and } ft
battleships as they sw to Vit
lantic In this picture The Family He
Star certainly possess a treasure It
Canadia Souvenir of the War It 1 {
by 46 inches in length It is reserved exc
ily Herald and Star subs< bers. and a
scribers for 10145 The picture will be {
sending one dollar for a year’s subscript
paper The demand is already enorn sa “
in Canada will want it. If will be Canada’s eg
and years hence, when neighbors are gathered
the great war, this picture will point the st
have a priceless value. It is truly magnificent, a
patriotic inspiration. Th desiring a copy, «l
The Family Herald and Weekly Star at once

 

 

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cuts Monday’s labor clean
in half.

The Sunlight way is so easy
--just note. First you soap
the garment; then roll it up
to soak. After a while |
rinse it thoroughly and :!
dirt drops out like magic.

Why scrub, and rub, and
wear and tear the clothes
when the gentle strength of
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work with never hurt
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