!;
.December
-H,
IH23,
DUBIWOirHfc
nuuiuATBi
hy
Bake
Your
Own?
SELECT
ELECTRIC
BREAD
,l
Your
tlror-vs.
Ipr
trirWinririw
Bakeries
niro
his,
rnonw
001,
SLIPPERS
Wacm
l
ull
Slipper
make.
i
n
.Vrnai
,l.'rtrrnt
I
have
r
ah
k
ml
of
leal
tier
arid
'i
I)
l
ppn
i
slock.
Gum
Boots
and
Rubbers
for
h
Wtnlrr
Weather.
GEO.
HILL
THE
SHOEMAN.
Neit
SL
Regis
Cafe.
Third
Ave.
EVENING
GOWNS
!n
77
uemers
THE
Valentin
DAIRY
f.nr
Mrllride
ami
Fifth
MILK,
CREAM
AND
BUTTER
RETAIL
Phone
C57.
EDSONCOAL
Wo
can
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
In
nny
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
BS.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Frater
St.
Blentn
Healed
Hot
nnd
Cold
Wnlcr
Hates
hy
Day
op
Month
P.O.
Box
78.
Phono
659.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hour,
8
to
.
Phone
880.
Opn
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointment!,
PREACHERS
AND
DAILY
PRESS
Rocheeter
Minister
Advocatee
Use
of
Newspaper
at
Moet
Effective
Means
Retching
People
OTTAWA,
OnU
Dec.
2fi.
T1.
best
way
Hid
modern
minister
ha
r
reaching
Hie,
cily
jri
which
he
work
ft
IhrouKh
lh
medium
of
lh
dailv
pre,
at
.least
no
attested
Itev.
William
Wallace
How
of
First
Universalis!
Church,
lloehester,
N.Y.,
In
u
message
delivered
to
n
recent
convention.
The
ftrarHl
friend
nf
the
cily
church
I
Hip
daily
pre,"
declared
Mr.
ltoe...
know
thai
rhurrh
new
In
eagerly
road.
Now
cdilor
rannAt
cn.l
1
.
1
ri.li.
lo
all
.it'.
services.
.
III""'.
reporter
your
sIt
behoove
Hip
prrarhrr
lo
be.
ego.
jllsdcnl
enough
to
,eliee
in
hat
said
something
of
general
Inler-anil
lo
gel
that'
word
lo
the
jfily
editor
Sunday
night.
'ST.
ANDREW'S
XMAS
Beats
Electric
or
Gat
A
new
nil
lamp
that
gives
nn
amazingly
hrilliant.
soft,
while
llirhl.
even
hetler
Ihan
gas
or
electricity,
has
been
leMed
by
the
U.S.
fiovernment
nnd
Ja
lenuing
unlvorollles
anil
found
lo
be
su-perlor
lo
10
ordinary
oil
lamps.
It
burn
without
odor,
smoko
or
nnie
no
pumping,
up,
is
simple,
clean,
safe.
Hums
aid
and
fief,
common
kerosene
(coal
oil).
The
Inventor.
O.
A.
Johnton,
57t
McDermot
Ave..
Winnipeg,
is
offering
to
send
a
lamp
pn
10
day's
FHF.H
Irial,
or
even
lo
give
one
FlUX
to
I
ho
first
user
in
eacn
loralily
who
will
,,eP
1,i,n
ro
iluce
II.
Write
him
loday
for
full
patticular.
Also
ask
him
to
explain
how
you
can
gel
the
agency,
nnd
without
experfence
or
money
i.nakc,
2')0
to
$500
per
month.
V.lvorll.o
In
Hsll
Venf
liWaV
BylilLUll
l
Hi
BLADDER
iK
IMM
'Ech
Cip.ul
ImtlMml
'lSr
tltmrttteoitnttTfiUt
BAND
GIVES
XMAS
CHEER
AT
ANYOX
Dinner
at
Mine
Made
Occatton
of
Presenting
Charles
Wing
With
Watch
ANYOX,
Dec.
28.
On
Xmas
Iay
in
I
ho
morning,
(lie
Anyox
brass
hand
paraded
In
Ihe
hospital
and
entertained
the
patient
and
staff
with
a
program
of
seasonable
selection
ktfler
which
Ihry
proceeded
lo
Ihe
Smdler
Me
whern
Ihey
played
while
the
l.oy
wrre
feasling,
The
dinner
wa
a
regular
old-fAshiond
one,
provided
hy
I
ho
Oranby
Company,
find
had
all
the
"fixJn's."
wilh
smoke
distributed
lo
all
the
diners.
In
ronnpclion
wilh
this
affair
advance
wan
taken
to
present
Chat.
Wing,
head
of
the
(Iranby
housing
and
facilities
de.
parlmenl,-wilh
a
golden
lime.
ireHPnlalioii
being
made
hy
It.
W.
Clayton
on
beLalf
of
Ihe
employee
of
Mr.
Wing's
offlrp
and
Ihe
Mine
and
Smelter
dining
rootnii.
Mr.
Wins
replied
,lo
the
donor,
in
a
few
well-
'-!....
.....
..I
-
H
........
.
l
..
"VLrn
i
...I.
....
.!."-
"ri..
aurr
which
IIH-
.
it
m
linn,
loijr
er-:
,111011
will
hae
more
life
tmd'
jpep
when
you
visualize
the
wider
CHRIsffisOBSERYED
i.;.iiriir.-.
i
our
own
people
win
,
AT
AUVAV
UACDITAI
Appreciate
Diem
more,
for
they
"1
AMUA
tlUjlllAL
are
pari
of
Ihe
ureal
public.
j
"lenlially
Hie
problem,
of.Ladlet'
Auxiliary
Provides
Pre
rearhinjr
(hp
rlly
or
Tounlry
tents
for
Nurses
and
Patients
the
.ame
We
are.
arrordlnz
lo
A,0
an
EnUrUlnment
frriplural
romniand,
fihpr
ofl
men
Now
fi.tilni?
I,
an
art.
inloj
a.NYOX.
IK
28.-
Anyox
open
iwhHh
men
m
wah
a
in
ani,
(hr
fp)i(ip
al
h?
Jos
,nnfc
rt.nmB
in
a
mi-
IlilaI
on
,XnraH
whcri
lhe
nes.
.
into
uliirh
men
ro
wijh
nel
.a,lip,-
Auxiliary
supplied
i.re-,an.
Juil.
M.Hlern
rondilion
en-
M.s
rr
,.e
palientt
and
Ihe
foree
Ihe
net
melhoij
,,f
ralrhintr
a'
lwpnn
laff
a
well
a
tree
A
flh
t
a
fi.h.
whelher
rautrhl
w,Vh
lUf.
ni,rimr
laff.
under
hy
n
line
or
gathered
.y
l,oii.;lp
M,,,eriiilendenre
of
Matron
ami
in
a
nei.
;Ta.e,
decorated
in
splendid
j
lle.
In
the
iilri!iulioti
of
Ihe
!itift.
explain
MiHire
acted
iSnntn
!lnu
while
an
enlorlain.
TREE
FINE
AFFAIR
r,,k
dancintr!
jhy
eeral
children,
helped
lo
Annual
Entertainment
Last
Night
nU
"T
"n"
,
-a-a
''
'
"r
Attended
by
100
Children.
f"4'
,
.
.
their
friendu
who
were
inviteij
In
I
Was
Thoroughly
Sue-
ji(
Th(,
ukg
iar
,n
j
u
'the
prouram
were
Ml
IKrolhy
.,
jllarr.
In
llishland
dancen,
ac-
I
The
annual
Rlmtlina-
Tree.,.,.,,,,,,,
,,y
,,,
McLennan.
enlerlalnment
nf
Ihe
l.adlep'
.,,ir
M(
iairiPa
O'Neill
,
I
ulna
lAuxillary
f
Ihe
l.
Andrew'unicrrin
anil
Teresa
Oonloh.
in
an
,5-wiely
hel.l
lal
nliilit
in
lheirih
jijr.
sailor
hornpipe,
and
iCIuh
room
on
Second
Aveuue'an
old-fa-hione.1
fratolle.
They
wa
n
thorouahly
xurreful
af-jall
ilanred
in
cotume
and
were
fair.
Some
0rt
children
were
in
juilondnnro
and
ahoul
half
that
'nuinher
of
parenle
alo
turned
'mil.
j
The
uroceeillnp
Marled
olT
wilh
a
program
of
children'
'nunilr.
Itecilalion
were
given
.hy
Nancy
Hrown,
llol.hie
Irvine,
lllvelyrt
Dnljrarno,
Jean
Scott,
iNeil
McLean,
William
McLean,
:Aileen
lireen,
Oeoree
McLean
.and
Klirahelh
Sturgeon.
Klla
Sleen
played
a
piano
oln
and
Hi
pit
wa
a
nong-recilalion
hy
Dorothy
Clirilie.
Hefreolinienl
were
cerved
ami
(hen
Sanla
Clau,
appeared,
the
irole
helmr
Inken
hy
Algie
Hunler.
'All
Ihe
youngMor
reenl
re-iceixed
sift
n
well
a
h.l2
of
.candy.
j
Mrs.
lowaril
Sleen,
president
of
(he
Auxiliary',
MipervUed
Ihe
iroceedinn
generally
ami
the
rommitlre
comprled
Mr.
J.
I..
Chrille
(convener),
Mrs.
H.
Ilohh,
Mm.
Taylor,
Mm.
Amler-Min
nnd
Mr.
D.
S.
Cameron.
NEW
LAMP
BURNS
94
AIR.
much
enjoyed.
J.
Thompson
aUo
oang
and
added
In
Ihe
enjoyment
of
Ihe
evening.
MOOSE
ENTERTAIN
KIDDIES
AT
ANYOX
ANYOX,
Dec
3HOn
Wedm?-
day.
Iecemher
2,
Ihe
Mooe
en-
lertaineil
the
children
of
thai
or
der
in
their
hall
at
which
all
had
a
great
time
heing
fully
fed
and
ent
home
wilh
present,
tired
and
happy.
j
In
the
Letter
Box
FAVORS
CLOSINQ
PORT
To
Ihe
Fdilor.
Your
correspondent
"Down
Town
Merchanl"
lias
nothing
hut
deji'ruclhe
crilicism
lo
olTer
regarding
Ihe
proposal
for
Ihe
cornvling
of
Ihe
present
dis-ahililles
of
Ihe
Canadian
fishermen.
While
vertlimr
hi
opin
ion
freely
from
his
own
point
of
view
as
a
man
of
business,
he
offers
nothing
for
the
help
of
Ihe
Canadian
fisherman.
Say,
for
instance,
there
wa
a
2c
u
pound
duly
on
all
Down
Town
Merchanl
'
good
delivered
Up
Town
where
all
his
cus-
lomers
lived
which
Ihe
Up
I'own
merchant
did
not
have
lo
pay
say
llilnl
.wenue
wa
me
boundary
wilh
custom
houses
at
Ihe
fool
of
Fulton
and
Mc-
Nrlde
SI
reel.
Down
Town
Mer
chanl
has
lo
be
content
wilh
2c
a
pound
less
profit
in
order
o
compete
wilh
Ur
Town
Mer
chanl.
Can
he
do
il?
He
can
noli
Yet
he
is
in
lhe
same
clr
rumslances
as
Ihe
Prince
II
u
perl
fishermen.
The
Down
Tnw.n
Merchanl
would
b
Ihe
first
lo
kick
lo
have
Ibis
2c
a
pound
customs
duly
luken
off
al
Ful
(on
and
Mcllride.
If
he
could
nol,
then
he
would
do
his
best
In
prevent
Ihe
Up
Town
Merchanls
having
their
goods
pass
over
First
nnd
Second
Avenues
and
make
them
land
I
hem
at
the
end
of
Ihe
Pipe
Line
or
nl
Oalloway
Ilnnids.
This
would
so
add
lo
the
rosl
of
Up
Town
Merchanls
goods
and
bo
so
Inconvenient
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FTVE
1
9
2
3
1923
Ring
Out
the
Old;
Ring
In
the
New.
A
Suit
for
the
"little
man."
The
Famous
"Armour
Clad"
Suits.
Reinforced
with
double
knees,
seats
and
elbows.
The
seams
are
all
txped
to
prevent
tearing.
Guaranteed
"Boy
Proof."
In
beautiful
designs
and
hard
wearing
materials.
Reg.
Values
$18.00
to
$22.00.
Closing
Out
Price
$11.20
and
$11.45
Indigo
Blue
Serge
Suits
and
Tweeds,
Irr-
the
latest
models.
All
hand
tailored.
Made
expressly
for
us
by
the
ANOTHER
REDUCTION
IN
HATS.
Hru.-h
nnd
Felt
lints.
Hrock
de
Luxe
and
Waullhaiisen
manufacture,
the
lending
makers.
All
regular
.$7.50
values.
Closing
Out
Price
$3.45.
WOLFE
CAPS.
Tin
be.t
made
cap
ill
the
Dominion.
In
all
shades,
silk
lini'il,
unbreakable
visors.
Values
up
lo
$1.00.
Closing
Out
Prices,
$1.45
and
$1.95.
VALUES
IN
UNDERWEAR
TAKE
ANOTHER
SLUMP.
Staiifit
ld
anil
Mercury
Silk
nnd
Wool.
Hegular
values
7.r.O
and
.8.00.
Closing
Out
Price,
$5.65.
THIRD
AVENUE
hurt
us
further.
If
Ihey
want
all
the
revenue
make
Ithcni
do
all
the
work.
Hy
refusing
eidry-of
American
fish
lo
Princo
Hupert,
Ihey
will
have
lo
take
il
to
Seat-lie
themselves.
It
will
lake
them
two
days
longer
at
leartt
to
market
it.
II
will
cost
the
American
fisherman
a
whole
lot
of
lime
nnd
time
is
money.
And
when
he
is
taking
his
calch
lo
market,
lie
is
not
fishing.
the
glut
of
fjsh
in
Seallle
would
bring
down
prices
while
the
Canadian
fisherman
would
be
able
to
make
two
trips
for
the
Americans'
one
and
land
his
fish
in
Chicago
two
.days
sooner.
Righl
at
once,
conditions
would
become
so
intolerable
for
Ihe
American
fisherman
that
the
2c
a
pound
duty
would
be
quickly
famous
Hart
Company
of
Montreal.
$48.00.
Closing
Out
Price
$0.00.
$24.85
$15.95
ACME
IMPORTERS
that
1
1
iey
loo
would
b'ladly
have
Ihe
Fulton
and
Mcllrido
custom
removed.
It
would
he
so
preposterous,
troublesome
and
costly
that
they
.
would
act
quickly,
loo.
;
In
the
Imposition
of
a
2c
a
pound
duly
-
against
Canadian
fisli
entering
Ihn
United
Slates,
we
nee
Ihn
Yankees
making
a
convenience
of
Canada
lo
the
detriment
of
Canadians.
H
is
Jusl
loo
much
a
one
sided
proposition
lo
pass
unchallenged.
If
the
Yanks
wanl
lo
grab
nil
the
revenue
from
lhe
fljh
business,
as
Ihey
apparently
'
do,
let
them,
but
don't
help
them
In
STORE
FIXTURES
FOR
SALE
MAIL
ORDERS
FILLED
AT
SALE
PRICES
1924
l
9
2
4
By
adopting
a
campaign
of
Economic
Buying
at
our
FORCED
OUT
OF
BUSINESS
SALE.
To
mark
the
advent
of
the
New
Year
we
intend
to
slash
the
prices
of
our
Clothing
Stock
to
ribbons.
It
will
not
be
to
very
long
now
before
the
balmy
spring
days
will
be
with
us,
then
Dad
and
the
Boy
will
be
sprucing
up.
Our
range
of
goods
suitable
for
Spring
Wear
is
a
wide
one.
Before
our
lease
expires
we
have
absolutely
got
to
get
rid
of
every
bit
of
iL
Although
we
still
have
a
big
slock
of
Winter
Goods
on
hand
our
Spring
Goods
must
be
thrown
into
the
melting
pot
of
lost
profits.
'
WE,
THEREFORE,
INTEND
TO
USHER
IN
THE
NEW
YEAR
BY
GIVING
COLOSSAL
BARGAINS
PN
OUR
SPRING
STOCK.
LISTED
BELOW
ARE
A
FEW
EXTRA
SPECIAL
BARGAINS.
ST.
MARGARETS
STOCKINGS
AND
JERSEYS
FOR
THE
BOY.
SL
Margaret's
Stockings.
Odd
sir.es
only
left
and
wi-ar"
anxious
to
dear
lliem
out
at
Closing
Out
Prices.
St.
Margaret's
All
Wool
Jerseys
in
Itrowii,
Navy
and
Orey.
Sizes
2t
to
20.
Ileular
values
up
lo
.'Uu.
Closing
Out
Price,
$1.85.
BOYS'
SHIRTS.
'
Sixes
12
nud
12Mi
only.
Hegular
values
up
In
$1.8.1.
Closing
Out
Price,
45c.
Boys'
Sport
Shirts.
Hegular
values
up
to
l.7.".
Closing
Out
Price,
$1.15.
ST.
MARGARET'S
UNDERWEAR.
Here
is
a
beauty.
St.
.Margaret's
riulcrwear
in
Fawn,
made
in
Hie
best
Indian
Cashmere.
Combinations
only.
The
highest
grade
Old
Country
I'mlerwear.
Hegular
value
io.no.
Closing
Out
Price,
,$6.45.
This
is.
absolutely
the
greatel
bargain
in
high
grade
underwear
on
Hie
market
today.
St.
Margaret's
Two
Piece
Underwear
in
White
Cashmere.
Regular
S7.r0
value.
r
Closing
Out
Price,
$5.65.
Extra
Special
Offer
in
Raincoats
CM
20
JlUIfl
Raincoats
Only.
These
are
durable
and
sensible.
$5.95
Just
the
thing
to
keep
out
the
wind
an3
rdin.
In
odd
sizes.
Youll
have
to
be
here
early
to
get
your
size.
Seasonable
Suits
$5.95
Reg.'
values
up
to
Another
lot,
of
Cheviot
and
Tweed
Suits
for
Men,
in
pin
stripes
and
plain
patterns.
Reg.
values
up
to
.$40.00.
Closing
Out
Price.
TURNBULLS.
CEE-TEE
UNDERWEAR.
Canada's
best.
In
combinations
niiiy.
Hegular
value
Closing
Out
Price
$6.65.
BARGAINS
IN
PANTS.
Odd
Dress
Pauls
in
Blue
Serges,
Browns
fireys
and
Tvvseils.
.
.Hegular
values
up
to
$0.00.
Closing
Out
Price,
$4.45
per
pair.
ODD
PANTS
FOR
BOYS.
In
good
durable
T'vveeds,
Only
three
dozen
in
lhe
loL"-Hegular
values
up
lo
$3.00.
Closing
Out
Price,
$1.15
per
pair.
PHONE
356
taken
off
and
they
would
be
glad:
up
if
it
will
remove
the
2c
a
to
compete
on
level
terms
withlpound
United
Slates
duly.
But
Canadians.
Hut,
of
course,
if
certainly
"so
Ions
as
Canadians
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
fishermen
al-island
for
such
treatment,
they
low
themselves
lo
scared
by
wiM
,
gel
it.
Hut
Canada
doe
the
self
Interest
of
the
Down
Town
Merchant,
:wiu
.after
alt
is
of
quite
secondary
importance,
and
stand
for
this
slap
in
the
face
from
Uncle
Ram,
the
next
tiling
they
will
gel
will
be
a
real
nephew's
farewell.
It
is
arifiied
that
the
closing
of
Prince
Huperl
lo
American
fish,
either
landed
here
from
Ihe
fishing
boats
or
from
Ketchikan
in
bond
would
be
an
unfriendly
act
ami
would
open
up
a
serious
Cusloms
quesllon.
In
that
case,
lei
us
have
it
opened
not
require
tij
stand
for
such
treatment
from
any
foreign
nation
without
retaliation..
Anil
as
fiir
as
Canada,
is
concerned,
the
United
Stale
i
a
foreign
nation
and
unfriendly
til
thai.
This
2c.
h
lb.
fish
duly
prove
it.
UP
TOWN
M
KUCHA
Yr.
P.
S.
Honney,
dUtrirl
forester,
left
on
the'sleamer
Prince
ftu-pert
Ibis
morning,
oir
a
departmental
business
trip
lo
Swan-son
Hay.'
i
4,
I.