GIFTS
May
we
suggest
Slippers
for
nil
your
friends.
The
one
gift
always
appreciated.
1'rieos:
Ladies'
from
$1.00
In
$3.00
Men's,
fwin
$1.60
lo
$6
50
Children's,
from
90c
lo
$1.75
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Christinas
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Ticket.
Rales
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybtiavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Dread
is
your
best
food.
Eat
more
of
it.
Kept
by
the
leading
jrrocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
NIGHT
OR
DAY.
Express
Baggage
Coal
139
2nd
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
6S.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
arl
GraveL
Wa
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Loggers'
Club
Situate
in
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Weak
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
oennectlen.
Jamas
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
.
ENTERTAINMENT
i?
Affair
at
Baptist
Church
Last
Night
Was
Best
on
Record
person
including
many
vprr
in
allpm1aiu
with
recital
ions
by
Nessie
Smith-
son
and
Tommy
Johnson.
The
concluding
number,
a
dialogue
chorus
"Itelhlehem
.Star"
by
Mr.
..
Hamblin
class
was
perhaps
the
niol
effective
item
of
Ihe
entire
program.
Beautifully
roslumed
representing
star,
several
girls
look
part,
around
the
centre
"llethlehem
Star"
taken
by
Joan
Arthur.
Presentation
or
priie
ror
serjptnre
readinc
ami
regular
attendance
wa
made
by
Mr.
S.
Dawson.
The
thirteen
scholar
I
receiving
book
prixes
in
Ihe
for-
!mer
department
were
Catherine
Mussallem.
Xes-ie
Smithson.
Kenny
lireen.
Ralph
Johnson.
Hetty
Smithson,
Hilly
Etkin
Hessie
Ierry.
Joan
Arthur.
Sid
Elkins.
Wadea
Mussallem.
Wil-
lliani
Murray.
Knyde
Morris
and
Mabel
Ivarson.
Awanl
for
re
igular
al
tendance
were
nwde
to
Hishitn
Thurber,
Ralph
Johnson
Uatberine
Mussallem.
Tommy
Johnson
and
Kenny
Oreen.
;
anta
Glaus
arrived
on
the
!
scene
and
distributed
eandy
lo
the
cnmmjttee
responsible
for
the
affair
and
Ihe
accompanists
(Of
the
evening
were
Ml
Imoa
anil
A.
1
Box.
j
Miss
M.
Banna
of
Ihe
Smilhers
teaching
staff
is
spending
the
'holiday
at
Digby
Island
the
jguesl
of
Mr.
R.
Erskine.
Learn
Gas
Engineering
By
Mail
New
Home
Study
Cnunte
malffi
it
nowible
,
1
I
e
for
,
learn
ri?h
L.x..
?
von
to
at
i
lie
ii3niii
Limrori
.iithiv
.
.
.
v
.
...
.........
hnmm
vnnrlKilrf
unilrt
fcnooi
i.nrisima
entertainment
i
.
.
.
fast
..
rooming
on
the
ite
of
the
Acme
'Rn
"r
Clothing
t.
block.
The
new
;
Willi
building
i
to
stand
on
Avenue
next
to
the
Theatre.
,uie
ciuhlreo
more
the
gather-
The
new
fishing
steamer
fi.
H.
jing
dispersed.
I
Hughes
is
rep.rle.
to
I
a
com-
.Uiss
Dawson
was
Convener
of
,litele
wl
un
Mnlirr
Ir.lnl
'l.otes
In
a
large
number
of;
tyoung
friend
one
evening
lat
"
week
and
I
he
event
was
of
a
very
mm
Enjoyable
character.
Dance
and
igame
made
the
hour
pa
all
a
mm
',0
l'iekly.
:
-
'
J
The
Mai
a
the
Meet,
S
A
VS-
I
r
Rev.
J.
J.
Smilhson
opene.1
II.H
wondertui
new
course
.
;
'
-i!
n
I
V
that
teaches
you
neht
at
'
olden
day
eye
H.
I.iiuey.
Sunday
School
sujer-
"
home
to
be
an
expert.
report
of
Ihe
year's
work.
Th
report
showed
an
average
(
I
.
i.
.
:n
1
'
"
1
"
I
.
TIIIVI'
it,.
I
.
rolment
of
15
and
the
Unrest
j
attendance
al
any
session
dur-
j
inp
the
year
III.
;
A
dialosue
"Wishes"
by
Mrs.
j
D.
M.
XcweU's
elas
was
the;
,iirj
number
on
the
proyram.
Retty
Smillison
rave
a
reeita
I
lion
and
a
violin
s.Io
by
YVil-jliam
Murray,
jr.
followed
after
iwhirh
there
was
a
reeitafin
by
'.Mr.
Uroeerv-
Man."
by
AdeliA
Thurber
and
lou?la
Smithson
followel.
Tlie
year's
fiolden
Texts
were
retreated
by
four
scholars
Kennv
Oreen.
Ralph
Johnson,
Catherine
Mussallem
and
Nessie
Smithson.
A
dialogue
-The
Post
Card
Roys"
by
Mr.
Limey's
class
was
followed
i
Addn
The
Sons"
and
IUushters
of'
England
Christina
Tree
enter-
lainment
held
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
Kmad
Hall
was
at
:enlel
by
ome
75
kiddies
and
Ibeir
parent.
suit.
THE
beauty
of
a
mince
pie
i
(Same
were
played
and
Iherephe
uncertainty
of
the
content.
wa
a
Urief
program.
reeitaliHi
being
given
by
Mr.
McLean.
Rnsie
Cox.
Eay.le
Morris
anl
V.m
Morris
ami
a
nio?
by
Irene
Houller.
Refreshments
were
servel.
Santa
Clau
then
api-eired
anl
distributetl
gifts
anl
randy
In
the
children.
The
committee
in
charge
of
ihe
affair
comprised
Mrs.
S.
Y.
Coi,
Mrs.
U.
Wilton,
Mrs.
Boulter.
Mrs.
W.
II.
Smeelon.
Mr.
Walter
Shaw.
Mr,
lieorge
Iek
and
Mrs.
J.
Howe.
Sport
Chat
l
am
Take
the
work
as
!
if
"v
up
"
"
I.".
yon
'"
wmild
"""
test
"
the
oi.
which
look
place
las,
evening
m
"V
,he
elmreh
......u.r!..,,.
!
or
slow
ou
?h
L
!'
"
dveri.ng
tell
finesl
and
most
enjoyable
affair!
iTrT!""S
J
t-,
!
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O
icnl
1UUV
UIVUUBIEU,
"
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Some
150
Z
7
K
Send
for
IT
,rc
r
mastered.
today
Tunny
r
,v
iv
ei.it.tr.,
cnuurcn
:
b
.
.
.
,.
,
,
.
.
j
B
free
information
regardirg
am
iw
niake
hie
i
a
e.
how
a
baker
loaf
tail
bread.
strain
wa
the
result
or
reading
Uut
mueli.
now
the
oplieian
.a
thai
"i
Mail
this
Coupon
'tTullV
'
i
'
locking
a
ad
kzuphiu.
trade
schools
ltd.
j
.member
or
the
fair
set
are
tT
el.
niuch
l
material
vo-
.i
a.
they
ran
put
into
the
neit
season
bathinjr
WO.VDWl
how
many
physical
t
Vulture
t-nth'jslast
did
their
daily
.j
doen
n
Qiristnva
mornins
Kilby
Lamb.
A
quartette
mad.'"
!
what
the
mfwtn
IH
nni
up
of
Nessie
Smi.bson.
tether-
(CHRISTMAS
TREE
FOR
her
mother
I
enrenot
me
Mussallem.
netly
Smithson.
,
advie-.
and
MaN-1
Ivarson
from
Hie;
ENGLISH
CHILDREN
Busy
IW
Club
rendered
the
j
j
0
Wfrt,
rttuWy
"Alphabet
Hymn.".
A
dialogue
is..
7K
tttaMi.
.-a
p,--t.
.Miartr.l
with
mnilnv.
Prr.t.aklv
Attended
Affair
In
Emad
a
ew
or
Hie
erir
txam
Um
Hall
Yesterday
Afternoon
(abusive.
(INK
of
ihe
little
thing
thai
keep
us
gneing
is
what
be
come
of
a
man
wxnt
if
he
le!it
keep
it
,v
IT'S
funny
bow
many
bite
one
can
take
a
auage
roll
without
gelling
a
bile
at
Hie
sausage.
WK
rea.l
I
bat
Henry'
Krd
not
run
against
Calvin
Owtlilge.
Sound
like
a
suggested
nrdor
arridenl.
ONE"
of
the
most
stupid
girt
we
ever
heanl
about
was
the
giving
of
a
nit
of
H.y.O.'
by
a
miKinary
li
hi
Hsquimn
friend.
CORRECT
tin
entence
by
a
;nnirrr
jmodern
girl
"Oh
mother,
let
me
a
Ton
Vif
A
5
"
waging
tip
winle
yon
go
aesi
aviOigw
f
to
Ihe
picture
in
nince
tcupert
l
Oecember
29,
1913
I
Pile
driving
ronunencrd
tlu
I
a
putout
record
of
.995,
Second
(Charles
Orinun
of
Pittsburgh
wa
Empressilhe
leading
first
baseman
in
Ihe
lloe
Islaml.
The
aeeident
hap-
pened
on
lecenf!ier
21,
when
she
National
League
last
year
accord
ing
lo
fielding
record
for
the
eaon
just
issued.
Samuel
Bohne.
Cincinnati.
i
the
leading
second
baseman
with
a
percent
age
of
.975.
and
Heinie
Groh,
New
York,
the
lea.ler
in
19?
ran
ashore
having
sailed
from
1
i
again
head
the
Ibird
baseman
Vancouver
two
days
lefore.
The
with
a
ereenlage
of
.975.
iValler
cause
of
the
wreek
wa
due
to
thejMaranville,
Pittsburgh,
lead
the
fact
thai
her
engines
broke
down
horttop
with
a
percentage
of
in
the
heavy
sea
encountered
Little
Muriel
Pal
more
J05.
am
Louis
Duncan.
Cincin
nati.
i
Ihe
leading
outfielder
wa
with
a
ercentage
of
.993.
Ih
BRIER
TRAOC
MAM
MGIfTlRIO
MOLKlt
ll.ll
HER
want
men
and
lean
i
lite
Ilrtwr
Tra.te.
Paid
hii
leammc.
im
your
ppirlMaMy
lo
learn
a
Ira
tie
anil
gel
into
tdy
employ.
menL
radale
eaira
frwn
10.00
to
liOiW)
per
we4.
Write
fw
Jree
ealatru.
M
Hatting
K.
VaKwtavvv.
FOR
SALE
FOUND
REPAIRING
AUCTION
SALE.
aiLI.EiiK
O.
ANDERSON.
SailrnakerSalls
women
and
Tarpaulin
made
In
order
WANTED
AT
OXCK.
Wimian
for
ilintag
riHtm
wrk.
Mut
le
ei(wrieeed.
Tlie
Inlaixier.
WANTED.
Experienced
ironer
and
foMer.
Apply
Onudian
laundry.
HOl'SEKEEPIIR
ttanled.
Apply
Box
156
Daily
New
Office.
I
EARM
FOR
SALE.
160
acre-top
ami
bottom
land,
dark
loam
soil.
I
.oral
ion
ami
waler
good
year
round.
Illver
thnnigb
properly.
Present
crop
fruit,
vegetable.
hay.
Sloek
inrlthle
in
price.
Fr
further
infonnalkta
apply
W.
PrHtyjohn.
Uwtinili.
Quern
Cnerlotle
IIaml.
B.C.
mill!
SEDAN
for
Sale,
in
good
riHtniag
order.
IWl.t)
.
Term
If
desired.
Pboe
93.
Bl
lLDLSa
for
Sale.
I
sed
a
new
lan1
on
iJovernmeBl
Wharf.
Awdy
A.
C.
Utile.
FOR
RENT
STEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent
Desner
apartment.
M.
M
Stephens.
BOAHO.
BOARD.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.'
tf
FOUND.
Lady
vanity
eae
Apply
Daily
New
OftVe.
A.NYTHINO
IN
CANVAS.
Phone
.786.
P.
LeClair.
Ow
Bay.
lrri(N
SALE
al
J.30
p.m.
on
WetneMlay.
January
.
102
1.
at
llft'Seeoml
Avenue
i.
Brussel-
earpet.
ilining
roni
lable
ami
chair,
bed,
bureau,
crib,
kitchen
utensil,
etc.
H
H.
Hemming.
Aueliteer.
307
figure
being
a
record
in
the
annals
of
the
league.
Frank
Sarder
of
New
York
lead
the
catchers
with
a
perrenlaze
of
.990
and
fifteen
pitcher
finished
the
reason
with
erferl
fielding
record
Victor
Aldritlge.
diieagO.
leasts
the
latter
grtntp
by
reason
of
accepting
the
mo.t
tola!
chance.
2.
New
York
lead
in
rlub
fielding
with
a
percentage
of
972.
e
Adolfo
l.uquex.
Cineinnali.
ha
Hie
title
of
leading
pitcher
in
Hie
National
League
with
the
InweM
a
v
erase
of
.3
run
earned
per
me.
Arthur
Vance.
Brooklyn.
lead
in
strike-out
with
197.
James
Ring.
Philadelphia,
a
in
1920.
allowed
the
most
bae
,
n
tails.
115.
and
Gmver
Alexander.
Chicago.
Ihe
least.
30.
Burleigh
Onxie.
Brooklyn,
allowed
the
mot
hil,
356.
and
Howard
Keen.
Chicago,
the
ea..
169.
None
of
the
National
league
pitcher
acliieve.1
a
no
hit
game
in
1923
althoush
Arthur
Nehf.
New
York:
Ernest
Ohorne
ami
llowanl
Keen
Cbieazo:
Arthur
Vance.
Mtmok-
lyn.
ami
John
Morrison.
SMH
iMirgh.
each
pilrhe.1
a
one.
hit
gsme.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
Mews.
and
repaired.
Third
Avenue,
opposite
Pioneer
Laundry,
Phone
i!ren
:m.
P.O.
IWx
lis.
CHIMNEY
CLEANING.
M
ierate
Prices
OLD
NICK
Prince
Rupert
Cigsr
Store
Pbone
Blue
LOOK
HERE
MR.
TRAPPER.
Here
i
where
you
gel
the
big
prlee
for
your
fur.
See
mel
Pbone
Black
114
and
Red
.
Salorday
..
TAXI
Tail
67
Pheo.
(Call
Georgt
or
Gust)
Ross
Brothers.
Prompt
Service,
and
Comfort
Day
or
Night
Stand:
Boston
Grill
Third
Avanus
MAIL
SCHEDULE
i
Foe
the
East
Monla.
Wednesday
and
PrL
day.
roes
at
5J0
pjn.
From
the
East-Monday.
Thursday
and
Sil-urdays.
I
JO
p.m.
From
Vancouv
Sundays
Wednesday
Fridays
To
Anyos,
Alios
-.P.
M.
3
P.M.
A.M.
-3
VMi
I'J'.H.
Deeesnker
15
al
St.
To
Vancouver
Toe4ay.
Mall
ete
al
I
P
M
Tliursday
Saturdays
.
A.M.
Sundays
-
to
P.SL
C.P.R.
Ieeember
19.
From
AnyOK,
Alice
Arm
Thursdays
.8
To
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Anyoi
and
Arrandale.
Sundays
7
P.M
Palunlay
Derrmlirr
&
PAGE
FOOTL
THI
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NEWS.
v
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UP
FATHER
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make
money.
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uui.uii.uum,
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"llie
Jrapper'a
Friend."
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Second
Avenue
i
if.
im
l-
jr.
AUCTION
SALES.
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"
Oooil
Bona
hi.
SobJ
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