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Bargains
!
FOR
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY,
Dec.
14th
and
15th.
Glr.ls'
High
Shoes
in
Hrown
Kid,
flat
heel,
medium
round
lop,
nil
sizes,
Spe-rinl
at
$6.75
SLIPPERS
GALORE.
Make
yiinr
selecjinn
parly
lo
avoid
disappointment.
The
Ideal
fiift,
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
Money
Orders
On
-Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
'Hi
at
Christmas
visit
to
I
he
Old
Land
early.
For
Ticketj,
Hales
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybbavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Bread
is
your
best
food.
Eat
more
of
it.
Kept
by
tho
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
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
S80.
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,,
and
distributing.
Team,
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving..
Loggers'
Club
Situate
in
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant,
la
oonnectlon.
James
Zarelll
Proprietor.
BRINGING
UP
l
THK
DAILY
NEWS.
Friday,
December
1
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IN
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PACK
ACE
THE
ORADPOiP
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PURPLE
Atso
MAUVE
ONEt
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WAR
PRISONER
IN
GERMANY
Charles
V.
EvIU
Tells
of
His
Ex.
perlences
Among
Boche
at
Various
Camps
At
the
llolary
Club
luncheon
yesterday
Charles
V.
Evilt,
told
of
several
years
ho
spent
in
trprman
detention
camps
as
a
prisoner
of
war.
He
was
altar
tied
to
the
Eighth
Middlesex
Ilegi
ment
and
was
taken
prisoner
when
raiding
a
Herman'
trench
opposite
Arras
at
three
o'clock
in
the
morning.
He
was
Inlerro
gated
hy
orncers
and
pul
in
a
room
in
the.
Hannue
de
France.
ill
was
the
first
taste
of
Herman
hospitality
for
the
blanket
lie
was
given
were
Tairly
alive
and
when
he
complained
.he
wits
(darned
for
having
nyi'de
the
blankets
lousy.
Every
day
he
was
interrogated.
Then
he
was
told
Iip
was
i
see
some
friends
and
on
being
taken
to
a
room-
be
saw
Capt.
Strange
and
Lieut.
Durham,
both
of
whom
turned
their
tracks
on
him'.
When
the
guards
bad
retired
lie
w-as
quietly
told
by
them
that
there
was
a
listening
apparatus
right
overhead,
so
they
began
to
talk
and
told
what
they
would
do
if
ttiey
ever
got
a
chance
at
the
Hoc
he.
Also
they
filled
(he
Her
nial)
up
with
the
strength
of
the
allies,
.and
what
wojild.
happen
if
Ibpy
were
at
lacked.
At
Karlsruhe
At
Karlsruhe'
Ihey
joined
an
other
group
of
200
officers
and.
were
able-
for
the
first
time
to
send
wires
to
Switzerland
telling
they
were
prisoners
and
asking
for
parcels.
It
was
two
months
before
these
began
lo
arrive
and
meantime
Ihey
were
taken
toi
camp
midway
between
Dantzic-
and
tin
Polish
border.
They
were
spit
at
by
the
people
but
lid
not
mind
that.
Already
there
were
ion
officers
there.
The
.food
was
very
poor.
They
were
given,
coffee
at
8,
soup
at
2
and
ogain
at
fi.
The
soup
was
made,
from
mangold
wurt-zel
and
kol
rabi.
Occasionally
they
were
given
a
few
black
peas
or
potatoes
and
once
a
week
a
black
loaf.
They
all
became
very
weak
so,
that
they
did
not
care
lo
go
out
on
.parole
and
the
growing
hoy
often
fainted
on
parad.
They
could
'hardly
climb
the
lairs.
A
school
was
started,
a
library
formed
and
classes
in
rench,
Oerman
and
shorthand
occupied
their
attention.
However,
it
was
difficult
to
concen
trate.
The
first
food
that
arrived
was
some
bully
beef
and
biscuits
and
it
was
the
best
food
Ihey
ever
lasted.
It
was
followed
by
ried-
Cross
clothing,
pyjamas,
snap
and
other
things.
They
sent
and
received
Idlers
and
post
cards
an.
I
by
means
of
a
code
managed
to
get
informa
tion
from
the
outside
and
give
it.
P.
R.
Red
Cross
More
food
and
clothing
follow
ed'
and
also
dripping,
bully
beef,
tobacco,
and
cigarettes.
Later.
thanks,
lo
the
lied
Cross
of
Prince
Itupert
Ihey
were
kept
well
sup
plied.
Tliis
was
the
first
op
portunity
be
had
found
of
pub
licly
thanking
the
local
people
for
what
Ihey
bad
done.
Their
health
Improved
so
that
they
were
now
able-
to
go
on
paryle.
hlle
on
parole
Ihey
could
not
escape
but
once
their
cards
were
returned
they
lost
no
opporlu
riily.
They
dujt
tunnel"
beneath
the
wood
pile
and
a
number
managed
lo
get
away
but
all
were
raptured
texcepl
.one
and
lie
Capt.
Clinton,
got
to
Itounvuii;:
where
he
died
from,
exposure.
He
bad
nrade
eight
attempts
In
es
cape.
The
punishment
for
at
tempting
to
escape
was
eight
days
in
the
celts.
Mr.
Evitt
said
he
had1
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a
plan
for
escape
but
Hip
suitable
linn
did
not
arrivp
before.
the1
armistice
'and
their
liberation.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
"Well,
rm
full
but
I'm
not
sorry,"
remarked
the
celebrant
when
told
by
the
hotel
clerk
he
was
sorry
he
could
not
lake
him
as
"we
ar
full."
WHF.X
the
rhaffeur
hears
the
lady
silling
with
the
gentleman
behind
say
"slop,"
he
knows
it
is
not
a
direction
to
hjm.
'H
h.ivp
heard
about
the
girl
who
wore
nothing
but
a
coal
of
Ian
and
the
druggist
was
buy
trying
to
get
rid
of
It.
-
THIS
gnme
of
resigning
in
order
to-
run
again
is
the
latest
in
school
board
politics.
-
SOME
people
are
born
rulers.
They
ar
constantly
before
the
people
seeking
public
office.
SOME
peoplp
are
too
selfishly
engaged
in
malting,
iiioiipv
for
themselves
to
bother
their
heads
about
civic
affairs.
SOME,
people's
eyes
ar,
so
weak
Ihiil
they
can't
tell
the
truth
when
lheysee
H.
ONCE
a
person
makes
up
his
mind
to
be
a
prominent
citizen
by
thp
political
route
it
is
diffi
cult
In
get
him,
to
do
anything
else.
IF
we
coufd
import
Henry
Ford
into
our
city
we'd
soon
have
a
place-that
would
be
worth
while.
Advert!
In
th'e
Pall-
New.
-
nutX
TWA.
TLtltetviuocudit
Jr
l
Sport
Chat
j
1H
Fresh
from
their
victory
over
me
i;iiis
nst
Monday,
the
Teachers
will
be
nut
for
another
conquest
this
evening
when
they
meei
me
.sons
of
Canada
in
the
Senior
League
fixture
of
the
basketball
schedule.
Should
Ihey
win
tho
leajnie
standing
will
be
Hed
up
iir
an
interesting
manner
nnd
all
three
teams
will
have
excellent
chances
for
eventual
championship
with
the
Canucks
still
holding
a
sligh
lead
in
points.
Under
I
lies,.
cjr.
cumstances
the
meeting
Inntght
should
be
of
unusual
interest
lo
fans
and
there
will
probably
be
a
bumper
turnout
of
spectators.
In
the
Ladies
League
the
Maple
Leafs
are
scheduled
lo
meet
(lie
Kaiens
and-
the
Colls
and
Elk
will
battle
in
the
Intermediate
match.
...
-
-
Scoring
records
Jo
dale-
in
the.
Senior
iiaskethaH
League
W.
Mitchell
(Coll
),
.
85;
A.
Lane
rieacbersi.
I.',;
J.
Mitchell
Teachers
and
E.
Smith
(Colts)
36;
H.
Menzie
(Sons
of
Canada)
32;
Eric
Mackintosh
(Sons
of
Canada).
31;
A.
A.
EasMort
(Colts).
30;
?.
Mitchell
(Colls).
28;
Don
Graham
(Sons
of
Canada),
23;
W.
Lamhie
:Tearhcrs)
;
Harry
Aslori
(Sons
of
Can
ada)
It;
Balfour
(Sons
of
Can
ada)
II;
H.
S-.
Hum
(Teachers)
H;
Jk
Kelly
and
Sidney.Hazell-
lones
(Collsj,
;
A.
Milchelt
and
C.
Woodworlli
(Teachers)
2
II.
H.
Skinner
(Sons
of
Canada'
Intermediate
League
O.
Itly-
Ihe
(Colls).
:,:;
A..
Mitchell,
High
School),
U;
J.
Koliy
fCollsi.
38:
W.
Wnithall
(Orollo)
31;
I).
(urvich
(High
School
and
ft.
Smith
iColls
.
30;
V.
Meagher
(Elks).
20;
W.
Cavalier
'Elks-.
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Men
and
women
to
learn
bartering.
Paid
while
learning
and
tool's
free.
Write
for
catalogue.
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College,
Vancouver.
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Illver
through
properly.
Present
crop
fruit,
vegetables,
hay
Mock
includcil
In
price.
For
further
information
apply
W,
Prpttyjohn.
Lawnjiill.
(jupen
Cherlollp
Islands.
H.C.
SASH
and
Door
machines,
motors,
shafting,
pulleys,
etc.
for
sale,
being
Hip
equipment
of
Filer
s
Planing
Mill
at
Cow
Hay.
Apply
to
A.
It.
Williams
Company
at
the
Mill.
2(t
FOH
SALE.
Two
drper.
bpvellod
glass;
Pasy
chair
and
pirlurp.
Wplaway,
Sixth
Avp.
West.
tf
FOR
SALE.
Large
hpalpr.
Phone
Orppn
25
1.
FOR
RENT
FOIl
nENT.-Lanre
shack,
fur
nished.
Apply
4I0
Sixth
Avp.
East.
Phone
Illup
2I7.
tf
STEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent
Desner
apartments.
M.
M.
Stephens.
BOARD.
BOARD.
The
Inlander-
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
1
37.
If
LOST
LOST.
Mink
choker.
Finder
pleaso
return
lo
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News
ortlce.
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REPAIRING
ANYTHLNO
IN
CANVAS.
Plione
780.
P.
LeClaire.
Cow
Hay.
I'J;
O.
Shenlon
'F.Iks.,
Ifi;
Lamtiie
((Irollo
15;
M.
linden-Ich
(Collsj,
It;
W.
flray
(Orollo),
II;
(I.
Anderson
(Omlln).
H;
II.
Herryman
(F.Iks).
7:
T.
Eraser
(Orollo),
0;
E.
McLean
and
A.
Phillips
(High
School).
I;
D.
Frizzell
(Colls),
I;
L.
Anderson
((irotlo),
I;
E.
Craggs
(Elks),
2;
Oeorgp
Illll
(Ondlo)
Ladies'
League
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
(Teachers).
10;
Miss
Myra
Harvey
(Maple
Leafs
30;
Miss
Leonn
Parker
(Adanars),
28;
Miss
Sundae
Calderone
(Maple
Leafs)
20;
M,iss
M.
Casey
(Kaiens),
15;
Miss
Mar
garet
Oraham
(Maple
Leafs)
II;
Miss
A,
Morrison
(Kaiens),
13
Miss
A.
Kelly
(Maple
Leafs),
10;
Miss
II.
Hrnrhu
(Kaiens).
Miss
II.
Hihharil,
Miss
N.
I'ryce,
Miss
M'.
Lindsay
and
Miss
K.
,
Harvey
(Teachers),
t;
Miss
A.
Stephens
(Maple
Leafs)
2;
Miss
Vera
Shnckley
and
Miss
Pete
Tre
mayne
(Adnnacs),
2;
Miss
Willa
Dyer
(Adanars),
I.
W.
.1.
Jnfferson,
nihnagir
of
the
Somerville
cannery,
ami
Vic
lor
A.
Hisboii,
book-keeper
for
Evans,
Coleman
&
Evans,
Vancouver,
passed
through
on
(he
venture
this
morning
enroule
to
Somerville
where
Ihey
will
lake
an
Inventory
of
the
cannery.
They
will
bo
returning
south
on
the
Cardena
next
"
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the
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PIGS"
but
PURE
BRED
YORKSHIRES
FOR
SALE
out
of
Mae
of
Ablerlra
15-75050
by
Sprlngilale
Tornado
28-87
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are
the
best.
.Litters
of
l,
13
nnd
17.
Wrile-
J.
L.
ltarge.
Quern
Charlotte
City.
M.A.MA.A.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
O.
A.VKEItSOX.
Sailmaker
8all
and
Tarpaulins
made
to
order
and
repaired.
Third
Avenue,
opposite
Piqneer
Laundry.
Phone
firepn
3U2.
P.O.
Ilns
723.
CHIMNEY
CLEANING,
Moderate
Price
OLD
NICK
Prince
Itupert
Clgsr
Store
Phone
lllue
LOOK
HERE
MR.
TRAPPER.
Jlere
Is
where
you
gel
the
big
pricp-
for
your
fur-.
Sep
me
first
nnd
lhl
bpfnre
srllimr
tUp-
wherr.
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you
to
makp
tiKiupy.
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Trapppr
s
FriemL'
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
SALES.
0n
nought.
SJMd
or
Exchangpd
H.
H.
HEMMINGS
Auctioneer.
Furniture
nnd
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
'hones
Illack
13d
and
fled
412.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone.
(Call
Oeorg?,
or
Oust)
Ross
Brother.
Prompt
Servle-
and
Comfort
Day
in
Night
Stand:
Boston
Grill
Third
Avenue
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