f
If
i
The
'Romans'
Huilt
good
road
and
we,
are
succeeding
In
building
a
solid
business
on
courtesy,
nnd
fair
dealing.
SPECIALS.
Ladles'
Oxfords,
from
$4.75
Men's
Shoes,
from
..
$5.75
Children's
Slippers
from
00
cents
up.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark'
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Christmas
visit
to
Hie
Old
Larrti
early.
For
Tickets,
Rates
and(
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
-TheHome
of
Domestic
Bread
Hread
is
your
best
food.
Eat
more
of
it.
Kept
by
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Av,
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
Stove
WOOD
We
have
just
received
a
car
load
of
up
river
wood,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
Size
cut
to
order.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
I
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Codl,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
GLASS
and
Glazing
Of
I'very
Description.
T.
Ross
Mackay
Phone
Blue
166.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
"""T
By
George
McManui
.
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V
SUCCESSFUL
CONCERT
MINE
CLUB,
ANYOX
Much
Singing
and
Other
Entertainment
at
Interior
Point
I
AX
VOX,
Dec.
5.
When
the;
(Mine
Glub
started
out
at
the
be-;
;yinninpr
of
t
lie
present
reason
toj
(provide
all
kinds,
of
enVrtaln-Iment
'for
the
benefit
of
the
peo.
j
!ple
in
that
.section
of
the
com-'inunily,
they
framed
an
ambition
(program.
'Hie
winter
laintnents
i
already
undertaken
have
been
all
they
were
advertised
to
be.
The)
'club's
latest
venture
in
the
shape
of
a
concert
was
a
very
successful
affair
arid
proved
lmot
enjoyable
to
hip
crowd!
that
4bronged
Mine
Hall
to
jcapacily.
In
I
he
unavoidable
absence
of
J.
H.
Haffner,
who
was
llo
have
occupied
the
chair,
J.
j
Perry
capably
filled
that
office,
j
jand
kept
the
program
moving
lo
everybody's
satisfaction.
Among'
'those
taking
part
were
Mii
IViolet
McKay,
song;
Mrs.
K.
jSwanson,
iu'ano
solo;
Miss
Hannah
Wilson,
piano
solo;
Miss
Davis
and
K.
Hlundell,
song
duel;
J.
K,
Hay,
song;
Mr.
Moran,
song;
IPiper
McLennan,
selection
on
lhe
bag
pipes;
Messrs.
Johnson
Brothers
amfllall,
musical
selections,
guitar,
mandolin
and
lins;
J.
Tierney,
clog
dancing;
Mr.
IMoomsdrom,
nrcordeOn
selection;
K.
Hlunddell,
song;
J.
Varnes,
comic
song.
Mrs.
Pynn
and
Mrs.
Swanson
acted
qs
accompanists.
;
A
great
deal
of
credit
is
due
Mr.
Perry
whdse
tard
work
was
a
mainly
instrumental
In
making
this
concert
such
a
success.
Also
the
ladies'
comfmittee
of
the
Mine
Club
must
not
be
overlooked
in"
connection
with
this
successful
eening.
It
is
rmprised
of
Mesda.mes
Haffner,
Gill
and
Jenkinson.
MOOSE
ENTERTAINED
.
ANYOX
RECENTLY
Whist
Drive
Is
Followed
by
Re
freshments
and
a
Concert
AXYOX,
H.C.,
December
5.
On
Wednesday
evening
last
Ihrt
members
of
the.
Moose
fraternity
in
Ahyox
held
open
house
and
entertained
the
ladies'
chapter.
The.
earlier
portion'
of
ihe
evening
was
flcvoled
to
cards,
a
wbisf
drive
occupying
the
atten-lion
of
the
gathering
the
win-ners
being
Mrs.
A.
Cross
and
K
Mmpson,
tne
consolation
prize
going
to
Mi
Marsh-all.
After
the
cards
refreshments
were
passed
around
in
charge,
of
II.
W.
Clay
ton,
and
full
justice
was
done
to
j
1
1
1
e
excellent
repast
furnishM.
iFoliowing
(he
supper
there
was
a
well
diversified
program
of
songs
and
instrumental
selec
lions,
Mr,
urimaidi
acting
as
chairman.
Messrs.
Heirertv.
Moran
and
Varnes,
all
being
ac
companied
by
J.
Webster,
gave
every
satisfaction
with
their
vocal
offerings,
while
the
nrcbes
Ira,
Composed
of
Messrs.
Varnes
Haeslar,
Liddell
and
Stevenanl
were
In
fine
form',
as
was
Piper
McLennan,
who
provided
some
Scottish
melodies
on
Ihe
bag
pipes.
The
committee,
having
this
affair
in
charge
consisted
of
Messrs.
Clayton,
Orimaldi,
Har
rington
and
W
ilson.
BURNS
LAKE
AND
LAKES
DISTRICT
I.en
HiMlore,
oj"
Rosp
Lake,
was
a
business
visitor
at
Hums
Lake
last
week,
i
4
Harry
Smith
and
son,
George.
have
been
kept
busy
night
and
day
supplying
wood
for
fuel
purposes
lo
their
town
custom
ers,
Mr.
Smith
cleared
con
siderable
land
this
year
and
has
about
len
acres
ready
for
crop
'
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wrt
rtAnmt
Bmvttt.
"i"'
j
'
;
I
The
HealthyLife
is
the
only
one
that
counts.
Good
health
is
the
foundation
of
success.
Most
everyone
needs
a
little
medicine
from
time
to
time.
To
correct
digestive
disorder
use
Beecham's
Pills.
Sweeten
the
stomach,
stimulate
the
liver,
regulate
the
bowels,
help
the
kidneys
and
thus
aid
the
entire
system
to
health
and
harmony
by
taking
3U
Mart-whan
la
CaJt4.
next
year
on
the
south
side
of
lake.
Kd.
Stlflivan
lias
rented
Ihe
Lake
View
Hotel
and
it
will
shortly
be
open
for
business
under
new
management.
T.
T.
Dunlop
of
Srnilhcrs,
was
business
visitor
here
in
connection
with
Government
road
work.
It
is
understood
that
he
is
rnakin;
arrangements
lo
have
the
steam
shovel
shipped
from
Cidleymounl
lo
Ihe
Hums
Lake
end
of
the
Hums
Lake
Kmliko
gap
in
Ihe
main
highway.
The
Prince
Huperl
Logging
Company
have
shipped
in
a
large
steam
engine
which
will
be
used
for
power
purposes
on
sawmill
at
Francois
Lake.
The
nurns
Lake
Garage
changed
hands
last
week
when
L.
Heekslead
sold
his
in
terests
lo
Messrs
Kerf
and
An
derson.
Mr.
lieckslead
will
leave
in
a
day
or
two
for
Prince
George,
Kamloops
and
Revel
sioke,
but
is
at
present
umlec'd
ed
as
lo
his
future
course
,
of
action.
Mr.
Heekslead
has
beetl
great
booster
for
Ibis
-dis
Irict
and
will
be
greatly
missed
if
be
decides
to
locale
else
where.
I.
Martin,
forest
ranger
at
Francois
Lake,
was
a
week
end
visitor-
at
Hums
Lake,
lie'was
accompanied
by
his
wifp.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
were
formerly
residents
of
Terrace.
'ov
that
Ihe
fur
season
is
opeiring
up
again
Cecil
G.
Jonas.
of
Prince
George
is
making
Ihe
Lakes
District
a
port
"of
call
and
is
at
present
a
visitor
at
Hums
Lake.
II.
L.
Hlack
of
Fraser
Lake
was
regtslered
at
the
Omlne'ra
Hotel
on
Saturday.
Thos.
Hamr,
of
Whistle,
Alia.,
is
the
guest
of
Mr.
Itacli
at
Ihe
McKenna
ranch
west
of
Hums
Lake.-
W.
D.
Lukeris
and
wife
of
Palling
were
visitors
at
Ihe
Rat
urday
night
dance
at.
Hums
Lake.'
On
Saturday
from
8.30
p.rn
iinlil
midnight
the
most
successful
Saturday
night
danr
ever
held
at
Hums
Lake
was
given
III
Iluddy's
Hall.
The
Hums
Melody
Orchestra,
comprising
Miss,
M.
K.
Carrico,
pianist,
II.
L.
Mann,
violinist,'
8.
Godwin,
Haul
1st,
and
Percy
Carr
on
the
traps,
provided
excellent
t
InnA.
..r
...i.r.l.
1
1
.
t
...u,:
iiiusii-
iiuii
cm
icti
lorm
great
praise
on
the
part
of
the
dancers
and
at
the
conclusion
threw
cheers
were
riven
by
all
present
for
the
orchestra.
J.
II.
Kills,
nf
Hutlon.
wnn
visitor
fll
Hums
I.nlin
(in
vi
ilnr.
l
;
.
t
4.
.1.1
.
I.
-
I
rrt-t
.
I
sinkul
l.ake
school,
was
Ihe
guest
of
Miss
M.
K.
Carrico
over
Ihe
week
end.
-
I.
Carroll,
of
Decker
Lake,
now
bus
21
men
working
nt
his
tie
ramp
at
Decker
Lake.
VANDERHOOF
t.
Andrew's
Day
was
celebrated
here
for
the
firsl
lime
last
Friday
night
when
an
en-lerlainmenl
wn
put
on
for
the
benefit
of
the
Presbyterian"
Church.
Mrs.
W.
M.
Hlacksloek
ami
Mrs.
J.
Silver
were
in
charre
of
it
and
Ihose
faking
part
in
Hie
program
included
Mrs.
Hlaeklock,
llev.
K.
H.
Arrol.
L.
Wills.
George
Silver.
A.
G.
W
It
mi
ii,
Lewis
Kawsoii,
John
II.
Mae.Millan.
Mrs.
It.
C.
MrCorkell.
Cicil
Hartley.
Mrs.
Duerdin.
Miss
F..
Silver.
Missel.
Mitchell.
Mj
Mi
Steele,
Miss
M.
Davidson.
Mr.
.Moore,
Mr,
TeJford,
Miss
K.
Mm
row,
and,
iMlss
Alelta
Mil-ehell.
W
.
1
noj
if..
u'..n
Walker
-
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.al
.
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wh"
r,
urt
to
.i,,,
tn
Wore
bUrk
tlx-
nil.lltltt.
(liaA.tTtt'nillll.n
llie,cinvention,
nf
Hf
Ihe
ll.nl.
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i
.
.
........
attending
Provincial
Parly.
Mrs.
II.
V.
'(Toodwin
was
pre
sented
with
an
address,
a
satin
lined
i
work
"basket
and
a
Com
munity
Silvpr
brry
spoon
by
her
lady
friends
last
week.
Mrs.
Goodwin
is
about
In
leave
for
Prince
George,
where
she
will
join
Mr.
Goodwin.
Thomas
Mitchell
has
left
for
I.ongview,
Washington,
where
he
will
spend-
(he
winter.
William
Cooper
announces
Ihe
engagement
'of
his
daughter.
Lillian
Grace
Itona,
lo
John
A.
Gillis.
The
wedding
will
lake
place
in
the
near
fulure.
TELKWA
J.
II.
Phillips
of
Houston
was
doing
business-
in
Telkwa
Ihis
veek.
Another
of
the
semi-monthly
dances
given
by
Hie
orchestra
was
held
in
lliei
hall
on
Saturday
night.
Miss
Irene
Gilmour
was
the
guest
of
Mr.
F.
H.
CheHlcburg
for
a
couple
of
days
last
week
-
-r
Mrs.
Kolme
and
her
small
datighlec
from
Ierracc
jire
WMfiLEYS
Take
it
home
lo
sV
bBbY
the
kids
Have
a
packet
in
your
pocket
(or
an
ever-ready
treat.
A
delicious
confec
Him
tion
and
in
aid
to
the
teeth,
appetite,
dif
esbo.
a
ma
Seated
in
its
m
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rlr
vir
Jt
arm-niuUIrd
nitff
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;
pnttmtu
matlrr
tntu
the
jrtMit.
Mr.
Ow.
AjUml.
rrankvlllr.
t)nl.
nrllri:
-!
umt
to
tie
iKftlllr
btbrl
with
rinalln
tk
Mor
my
rjr.
tittt
ami
ulrkwui
to
my
tcniarh.
I
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Jmt
half
vial
or
your
Mllburn'
l.aia-l.ltrr
rill
and
rrrr
alnrr
I
have
Ml
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errr
dli.
How
I
alway
r
Ihcm
on
hand."
Mlllmrn'i
Uia-Lltrr
fill
are
tir
lal
at
all
dcab-rt.
ufmalM
dtrrrt
nn
rwr-lpl
of
prlre
by
Th
T.
Mllhum
..
Llniltrd,
Tnwnt.
lint.
visiting
Mrs.
Simon
at
Quick.
Mrs.
Kohne
cain
in
lo
Telkwa
lo
attend
the
Anglican
Hazaar
on
Friday.
,
Rev.
J.
S.
Ilrayfield
when
lo
Prince
Rupert
on
Sunday'
train
eiM-oule
for
Ihe
coast,
where
be
will
act
as
delegate
at
the
coin
ing
convention
of
the
Provincial
Parly.,
Rev.
Mawhinney
has
re-r
ranged
his
services
so
tint!
on
the
firsl
Sunday
of
each
month
he
holds
services
(it
Ouick
nl
II
a.m.
and
Round
Lake
at
2..10.
This
is
convenient
and
al.o
be)
ter
for
Ihe
coming
winter
months.
,
STEWART
Tunnelling
,on
Ihe
Diinwel)
properly
fin
Hear
River
Is
still
being
continued
and
i
si
ill
In
good
pre.
The
properly
is
Ihe
centre
of
attraction
lo
miners
in
tin;
district.
Good
progress
Is
being
made
with
Ihe
bridge
over
Ihn
Hear
River
and
it
is
expected
Ihe
work
will
be
completed
about
Decern-
her
30,
The
firl
of
Ihe
dances
given
under
Ilii'
auspices
of
Hie
local
Mi
x
lodge
was
a
great
suc
cess.
About
seventy
coiuib'
participated.
.
Jack
Gray
has
been
given
charge
of
Iho
maintenance,
of
the,
fire
pump.
l
ire
Chief
Tooth
having
collected
the
sum,
of
$151.50
to
keep
it
operating
during
Hie
winter.
U
"PIGS
IS
PIQS"
a
but
PURE
BRED
YORKSHIRES
FOrt
3ALE
out
of
Mae
of
Alderlea
15-75U5I1
'
by
Springdale
Tornado
28.87110
are
the
best.
Litters
of
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and
17.
.!
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L.
Jlarge.
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Charlotte)
City.
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RENT
FOIl
JIK.NT.
Small
furnlli..
bungalow
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Srlon
2.
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lliorl
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STEAM
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Flat
for
rent.
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