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imvt
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Own?
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slfick.
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docks
and
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HILL
THE
SHOEMAN.
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m
Hxnii
car.
Third
Ave.
en
i
Mr
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at
J.
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till
I
A1I9US
EDSOri
COAL
In
any
quantity.
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Phone
58.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
OCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
cam
Heated
Hot
and
Cold
Water
ate
by
Day
or
Month
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I
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Helgeraon
Blook,
ninuc
nurtni,
u.
Office
Houra,
U
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Phone
M.
oectal
Appolntmenti.
COMMUNITY
XMAS
TREE
AT
TERRACE
Successful
Affair
Staged
Friday
"igni
unoer
aucploes
Parent
Teaohert'
Association
Tl'lt
It
AC.I,
leC.
2(1.-
The
f
:om-munlty
:tirit
nm
Iree
wad
i..i,i
in
Ilia
(l.W.V.A.
Hall
Friday
een.
in.
under
awiee
(,f
the
I'ari'iil
Teaehers'
Aiuocialion.
Tlif
hall
wax
fiilcj
id,,
limn
'f
il
t-ariy.
The
program,
whleh
was
itivi'ii
liy
the,
varimiH
Wade
of
tin-
piddle
m-IkioI
wns
jexrellenl.
A
novel
feature
of
Ihe
evniiiir
wan
a
drawing
rnnlet
in
wliirh
Hie
KirN
under
thirteen
were
clen
a
clianre
in
win
a
SlmoinN'
lie(
for
Iheir
doll
hv
jdrawinir
a
cat
ratrhinir
a
mouse.
I.I
hoi
Ihnmn
prned
to
lie
the
lel
nrlUt
ami
rarried
nff
the
prie.
Mr.
Unit
whs
rexponsihle
for
lhl
Hem.
I.oler
in
the
een-intr
a
unrulier
of
prize
were
raffled
among
llie
children.
numJiers
liiiViiB
lieen
ili-trlhi.tcil
unions
all
Hie
cioo
children.
In
nililition
to
lliio
every
rhlhl
in
the
com
munity
wa
prexenleil
with
a
In
run
l.aa
of
randy,
nuts
ami
fruit
ami
a
hook.
SUCCESSFUL
XMAS
TREE
AT
TERRACE
Fine
Entertainment
Staged
by
Union
Sunday
School
Latt
Week
Tl'llltrl.
7ec.
SC.
-
The
I'imiiii
Sunday
orhoot
hehl
a
very
irrcful
('hrUliiKin
entertain-meut
1'iie.clay
ctcniiil.
TTie
pri-
marv
Has
under
the
eaderhip
of
Mr.
Oriefr
rendered
the
first
pari
of
Hie
program
very
charmingly.
The
canlatu
"Kris
K.'in-Sle"
which
followed
rede-led
much
credit
on
Hie
participant
and
llev.
W.
J.
l'arnn
who
I
mined
them.
There
were
a
inumlM'r
nf
clever,
well
performed
drills,
pood
rhoniH
(tinging
ntul
miiiiermw
recitations,
A
I
the
coe
of
Hie
program
there
was
a
r.hritnro
Iree
with
candle
and
iprcscnU
for
the
children.
The
audience
joined
in
three
cheer
for
Ihe-ynulhfiil
performers,
Mrs.
Mrieg,
Itev.
Mr.
Parsons
and
Miss
Oualee
Orieg
who
acted
a
aerompani!.
YANDERHOOF
On
Wednesday
morning
la'
al
llulall,
Ullliam
l.ee
Cochrane
wa
married
In
Mi
Odclia
Helen
llevnuld,
dautiMer
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
Joeph
Devaiild.
Itev.
Father
"CocoIm
ofllcialed.
Hoth
hrhle
and
groom
are
well
known
pioneer
of
Hie
dilrict.
Ml
t'.larn
John,on
I
pend-
iny
the
holiday
in
Kdmonlon.
4.
Mi
Madge
Huncnn
ha
re
signed
her
poillon
a
school
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
xnTirc
iir.nr.nr
otVE
ihti
iivm
fofrinr
Cluiifirl
liliixl
tltutlnl
I
Um)
nuwlb
of
Guntiirr
Cltitl.
nann
i.
v.i
Mtirlrl.
iiul
rurnfrir
rvttmi
b
Tlmw-r
Llrnr
,-vo.
J?JI"
14
rttwiion,
a.
n.
.itir..i.
nputr
Vlnlttrr
of
Limt,
IitwK
Prtxrtnieni,
Vlrtnn.
H.L.
14111
Printer.
Itl.
LAND
ACT.
Nlk
(
InUntlen
U
Apl
U
Lull
t4.
In
krau
l.nl
Dl'imt,
nirmin
m.
IHrl
of
Owl.
nut
lliiatr
tin
Zajrt
l'Unil
Tk
.nur
ilui
r.isirr
krr.
iktum-
lim
ItuirtH-r.
nf
Trliir
llurrt.
B.C..
In-
imd
to
ipMv
for
in-nnMaum
m
i"ae
mr
fnlli-vlnc
rimwnlvd
lamM:
Cimmu'lirliir
al
a
ll
planlrtl
almiit
riir
rhaliia
inrtli
of
Janiitd
l'ilnl
un
Zaya
Manri;
IIk-iicc
ful-l.iln
the
liiuoolllx
at
II""
l"re
line
al
hlart)
air
mark
mmnil
llie
lUil
ami
irlnnilnr
to
t"'lnt
of
comnirnwiwnl,
anl
rnniainlnr
J.uon
trrrt,
mrr
nr
ii'.
C.Hmr.K
Klllll.
7lani
nf
arpMranl,
IIOOVF.4
k.
rilEEVAS,
.nl.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
?
Inlantton
U
Applj
Laaaa
Land
III
itanre
4.
stafrna
uihi
i'ishi,
mu-rordlnr
tllrlct
or
Cuaai.
Takn
Xiillrr
llial
r.nariea
s.
snirpnj.
m
rrlnrn
Ituprrt.
B.i:.,
oruaUin
K.nliir,
lnti-nU
i
amly
fur
twrmltMun
lo
l-a
iIh
rollnwlnir
ili'urrlbrd
laiwH:
Commi'ii-
-
tu..l
hi.
.-.!
al
It.
niilAl
Ullltll.
iiiih
at
1
"
ci'lfrly
point
1111
Channrl
lUnl,
iirar
the
tixiii
III
or
oanmrr
i.anaii
inrnrr
imnmiii
IM
IIHiolll"
or
UW
Hfirr
iinr
mm
.
1
.
p.mnii
itu.
i.lnn.r
rriiirnlnff
to
ikiIiiI
of
rmiHiifiir'iiK'nl,
ami
coiilaln-
IHk
VI'n
'
IllUMlini
nrj,
iii.ni-
-
ciiaiiixh
8.
Mi:nniY.
.am
nf
ApTllrtnl.
J,
SAM
JOHo.1,
Atrnt.
lulxl
ifilwr
7lh.
13.
IN
PROBATK.
IN
THC
iUPRIIIIt
COUHT
or
BRITUH
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Mailer
of
In
AMnilnUlrailon
Art;
ami
.
.
In
llie
.Matter
of
Ihe
Katale
nf
Anion
Mvren.
Iereaeli
lnletal.
Tki;
MlTICK
tliat
1
a
aijlnlel
ArtiiilnlMrator
of
in
Klaie
of
Aiiisi
Myren.
ilei-eae.l.
ami
all
jmrtles
liavlne
rlaliu
aealnl
the
all
Kslaie
are
lienliy
required
lo
turnluli
ne,
prlerly
verirird
...
K-r..M
iiut
luih
il:iv
tit
iann
ary,
A.l.
ivtl.
and
all
turtle
Indebted
lo
the
El4le
are
reojilred
In
pay
the
aiimunl
or
Iheir
Inileliieunrns
01
mr,
mini-
"h'
TIIO.S.
W.
IIF.nNK.
official
Aitminlilral.ir.
Prlnes
lliifert,
B.C.
DtUd
till
I
lh
dY
cf
DvCtmLrr
,IV3.
ALWAYS
READY
FOR
Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
Growing
children
want
end
frequently
need
mote
nourishment
than
odultJ,
owing
to
the
activity
of
their
restless
little
bodies.
tMV
t
Uaker
s
Cocoa
fills
ell
the
requirements
cf
the
dietitian
end
physician
l
0
delicious,
pure
end
healthful
beverage.
Just
as
good
for
older
people.
(
It
Iht
tect
cf
kith
lueltiy
Made
In
Canada
By
Walter
Biker
&
Co.
Limited
ubLUi
1720
MJ!
It
Dercktsur.
Mm.
ami
Montml,
CanaJi
ooKtrr
of
ciioic
tzans
sevr
na
teacher
al
Klllhy
and
ha
lefl
for
her
home
at
the
coal.
Mr.
and
Mr.
T.
II.
Milchell
have
arrived
from
Cupar.
Saskatchewan,
and
will
likely
nettle
here.
Mr.
.Mitchell
is
a
hrolher
of
the
local
drut'tri"!.
NEW
HAZELTON
Mr.
M.
I..
Ilopan
returned
lnl
week
from
Hie
oulh
afler
stemlluK'
Ihe
pal
six
month
with
friends.
I
here
i
a
horla:fc
of
wood
in
town
owinj
larRely
lo
there
heiii(!
no
snow
for
leihin(r.
In
a
year
or
two
more
the
majority
if
tieople
will
burn
coal.
A
pood
many
nre
now
enjoying
the
com
forts
of
coat.
Wnllon
Sharp
wen
I
upto
Wnl-
colt
lal
week
on
forestry
bui-
ne.
Arlluir
l.indttuist,
who
has
been
al
the
Dulhie
mine
since
it
early
history,
i
penilinir
the
Chrilma
holiday
wilh
relative
al
HeveUloke.
It
i
twelve
years
since
he
lat
viiled
1J
people.
-
Mr.
ami
Mr.
Wm.
Orsul
spent
Chrllma
wilh
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
Kilnalrick
in
Smilher.
Mr.
Kilpalrick's
fath
er
and
mother
will
aln
be
there,
The
Indian
haveieen
dispos-
inp
of
n
lar?e
ituanlily
of
fur
I
hi
week
and
a
a
result
Imsi
ties
generally
ha
been
much
lintrnved.
Several
fur
buyers
were
In
lown
duriuv
Ihe
week
and
pick.
11I
up
Mtnie
pood
buys.
A
large
quantity
of
fur
Is
alo
being
bouphl
by
buyers
on
the
trains
TERRACE
NOTES
Hilly
Vnnderlip
met
wilh
slijrlil
accident
in
which
he
re-
reived
a
bail
cut
from
one
of
the
trimmer
saws.
Miss
Inez
llos,
who
ha
been
abroad
for
Ihe
pnl
three
year.
has
returned
home
for
ChrM
inns.
She
sailed
from
Shanghai
early
In
the
month,
5sltintr
Lowell,
Wash,
ami
Prince.
Rupert
enroule
to
Terrace.
Ml
tie.
mill
is
cloed
upain
temporarily
on
account
of
horlape
of
logs.
Miss
Klnnda
Marsh
arrived
home
for
Ihe
holidays
Saturday
night.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
ft.
W.
Sinclair,
Inverness
peler
Maderazo,
Seattle;
M
llurke,
city;
(J.
Kraer,
Oeo.
Kel-by,
S.
J.
Ilovik,
K.
Haidei'son
and
T.
Kiickson,
Digby
Nlaiul;
Miss
Phyllis
('reighlon,
Oonali
rtiver;
.1.
Murphy,
cily,
Central
Hotel
C.
W.
.lenklus,
Smllhers;
I..
J
Hallanger,
I'.
C.
H.
Haylon
and
V:
H.
Taylor,
I'dinonlon;
Mrs
llnglo,
Ketchikan
Alex.
Sprout
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Slacey
city.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PdK
nv.
STEWART
Mrs.
Dan
Chislmlm
Is
visiting
In
I'rince
Huperl.
Sieve.
Walson,
head
hlacksmllh
al
the
Premiijr
mine,
has
left
for
the
xoulh
on
a
holiday
trip.
Andrew
Sent
I,
Wm.Mnwall.
Joe
Mitchell
have
pone
squ'lh
for
the
Christmas
holidays.
Dr.
Dean,
afler
spending
sev
eral
weeks
in
Hie
lilrct
prac-
HinB;
ih-ntiSlry,
Ifl"?or
J
he
ioiilh
Jal
Siiiiday.
1
V.
O.
fJlarke
of
Hie
local
hani
of
Montreal
staff
left
for
the
soiilh
Monday
11
1
jf
lit
on
his
an
nual
holidays.
He
i
hein
re
lieved
hy
II.
O.
Press,
of
I'rince
Huperl.
.
Hector
McDonald,
.foreinan
of
Ihe
Premier
mine,
leflfon
Sun
day
for
his
home
in
New,
vA'esl-
uiinsler
for
Hie
Chrlsfrna
and
New
Year
holidays.
He-exjiecls
lo
return
in
about
lhre
weeks.
Harold
Hayes
of
fhe.
Slewarl
Public
I
lililie
Ltd.
left
011
Sun-
lay
last
for
Victoria
where
he
will
spend
Ihe
Chrisli'uas
vacation.
He
expects
jo
'
return
about
the
middle
of
January.
(i.
K.
Mellen
of
Ihe-'
public
'ork
enpineerinz
leparlment.
ha
lefl
for
hi
home
at
Duncan,
H.C.
He
intend
lo
return
in
the
priiijr.
Major
H.
Norlli,
;siijeriii-
leudenl
of
Ihe
ll.C.
Silvef
mine.
lefl
for
Vancouver
on
Sunday
las!
where
he
will
spelt'd
the
holidays.
Mike.
Miles,
who
since
lat
prill?
has
been
niiniiiy
al
Ihe
Duuwell
irojierty,
has
--rVme
to
Prince
Huperl.
He
expects
In
return
in
a
few
weeks
lime
J.
A.
Slenhens.
pnblid
Works
engineer
for
Allhi
ililricl,
re
lumed
lo
Slewarl
011
Monday
night
last
and
wijl
rematii
over
iiriMtnns
in
onier
10
wnjii
up
Ihe
vear'
work.
"
Heorge
Woodland,
eleclrician
al
the
Premier
mine,
has
gone
lo
Vancouver.
Cameron
McAuleyp
rejl-Jrr?rrrrr
in
Ihe
tlilricl
(Jirouph
1iiioj
Hon
on
the
stalT
of
Ihe
Triles
Wilson
operations,
is
spending
hi
holidays
in
Vancouver.
Matt
Yulvia,
who
for
Hie
past
several
months
has
lien
superin
lendenl
for
the
Itisr
Missouri
mine,
lefl
for
his
home
in
Port
Arthur
1.11
Sunday.
-
Clay
Porler,
one
of
the"
prin
eipal
owners
of
the
Porter-Idaho
properly
on
Ihe
norlh
fork
of
Marmot
river,
left
for
the
south
la!
Sunday.
He
expects
to
stay
for
some
lime
in
Seallle
ami
will
return
in
Ihe
spring,
TELKWA
Kveryone
in
town
is
busy
The
weal
her
Is
great,
and
the
new
coal
which
is
now
being
used,
is
causing
even
Ihe
busy
hnusewive
lo
be
cheerful.
Miss
Jean
McNaught
nf
the
Uuick
school,
left
Telkwn
on
riiursday
morning
for
her
home
In
Sidney,
where
s
he
will
spend
the
Christmas
holiday
wilh
her
niul
her.
She
was
accompanied
by
Miss
Elaine
Strallnn
who'
lias
been
leaching
nt
Houston.
.
The
Community
Christmas
Tree
took
place
in
Ihe
hall
on
WRIGLEYS
n
Take
it
home
to
the
kids
Have
a
packet
in
your
pocket
for
an
ever-ready
treat.
A
delicious
coatee
hoa
ids
an
aitj
to
Ihe
teeth,
ipteb'to,
oijetbon.
Sealed
lo
its
Purity
Packite
A
How
ipuch
does
it
mean
to
you
to
keep
your
wife
young?
Who
hasn't
met
old
women
of
25,
and
young
women
of
40?
It
isn't
years
alone
that
age
any
physician
will
tell
you
that
undue
expenditure
of
physical
and
mental
energy
will
make
the
young
old
at
30.
It
is
such
things
as
washing
that
soonest
wear
women
out
handling
of
heavy
clothes;
stooping
and
lifting;
working
in
cold
water,
and
then
hot;
wet
feet;
trotting
in
and
out
from
a
warm,
steamy
room,
to
a
cold
outdoors.
Saturday
nighl
and
Hie
young-!
lers
had
a
wonderful
time.;
Santa
Claus
a.oeared
al
8.301
and
gladdeneu
many
Utile
hearts!
with
gifts.
.
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
Wheeler
are
spending
Ihe
ChrUtmas
holi
days
in
Vancouver.
',
The
kiddie
of
Hie
Telkwa
school
gave
a
concert
in
the
lown
hall
on
Friday
nighl,
thus
closing
up
llie
Christmas
term.
W.
K.
Mack
or
the
Royal
Hank
stalT
is
spending
a
few
days
in
Prince
Rupert.
On
Wednesday
aflernoon
Ihe
Women's
.Auxiliary
of
the
SI.
Stephen's
Church
held
their
annual
meeting-
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Mapleton.
The
following
oflicers
were
elected
lo
act
for
Ihe
coining
year:
President,
Mrs.
I'.
W.
A.
Mapleton;
vice-president,
Mrs.
Creene;
secretary
-treasurer,
Itev.
J.
ltrayficld;
reports
of
various
business
came
up,
and
a
fine
balance
'
on
hand
for
next
year.
Win.
Figgins
has
left
the
staff
of
the
lloyat
Dank
anil
has
been
replaced
by
O.
A.
Fors.
LETTER
WAS
FOUR
YEARS
IN
TRANSIT
Communication
From
Roald
Amundsen
Posted
In
Far
North
Is
Delivered
MINM'.XPOI.IS,
Pee.
20.
Four
years
ago
llnald
Amundsen,
the
'explorer,
mailed
letter
in
Ihe
far
north
to
a
friend
in
Minne
japolis.
After
various
adventures
Ithe
communication
reached
its
(destination
a
few
days
ago,
bear
lug
on
its
face
an
epic
of
the
postal
servjee.
t
the
world's
edge.
F.skimn
carriers
and
dog
teams,
who
started
with
the
teller,
had
surciimlked
lo
cold
and
starva
lion,
and
their
mail
pojich
lay
for
nearly
four
years
presened
hy
ice
anil
snow
until
iul
summer,
when
a
parly
of
Ittistsians
discov
ered
it.
They
sent
the
letter
to
Amundsen's
home
in
Norway,
whero
his
brother,
Leon,
forward.
ed
il
lo
thri
Minneapolis
destlna
lion.
More
and
more
men
are
coming
to
appreciate
that
if
for
no
other
reason
than
that
"of
health,
it
is
inadvisable
to
permit
this"
work
by
women.
And
there's
really
no
need
for
it
we
can
do
the
whole
washing
for
the
family,
at
a
cost
that's
most
moderateless,
in
fact,
than
it
costs
to
call
in
a
laundress.
Call
us
and
have
us
tell
all
about
this
more
modern
$gundn
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COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Winter
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
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Satis
from
Prince.
Rupert
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermediate
Points
Friday,
10.00
a.m.
For
STEWART
and
ANYOX
.
.
Wednesday,
11.00
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLAND8,
Dec.
29th,
Jan.
12th,
26th,
Feb.
9th,
23rd.
if.
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TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
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Prlnee
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.4i
pjn.
ror
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LINES.
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Prince
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and
Seattle,
November
30,
December
19,
January
4
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Vancouver,
every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Pull
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
't
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f
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ft
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t
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Bay,
Saturday
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laland,
Sunday
S
PJB.
For
FORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rlve
Cannartaa,
Friday
A.M.
etS
tnrl
Avenue.
J.
BarntUy,
AanU
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
Useful
-
Gifts
REASONABLE
PRICES.
.
Ties,
Scarves,
Suspender
Sels,
Sweaters,
Dressing
(iiiwiis,
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filuvea
in
nil
styles,
etc.
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KING
Phone
Greea
85
Third
Avenue
i
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