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for
a
Prosperous
1924
from
the
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
I
he
Old
Land
early.
,
For
Ticket.!,
Hales
ami
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Hread
is
your
best
food.
Fat
more
of
it.
Kept
by
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Av.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
NIGHT
OR
DAY.
Express
Baggage
Coal
139
2nd
Avenua.
I
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
6S.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Jislribuling.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
ail
GrnveL
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Loggers'
Club
Situate
In
Hie
old
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
1
i
ENTERTAINMENT
AT
SMITHERS
Methodist
Sunday
School
Concert
Was
Splendid
Affair
SMITlIKnS,
Dec.
31.
The
Christmas
convert
staged
hy
the
'impils
of
the
lelhndil
Sunday
!chnol
in
the
town
hall
on
Thurs-day
was
a
marked
sneeess.
The
Jarpe
audience
repeatedly
voieetl
jits
approval
of
the
entertaining,
members
so
creditably
rendered
iby
such
youthful
talent.
I
The
opening
number
was
a
"rtoodnight
Drill."
It
showed
much
patience
and
ingenuity
on
the
part
of
Miss
Alice
Smith
who
liad
upwards
of
a
dozen
lotslpue!
nf
Mr.
and
Mr
Aoung
iceltently
ami
inlillil
a
some.
hat
touching
note
by
Iheir
e-
riousness.
'
Snnipltiincr
unvpl
wa
I
li
nliv-
.
--
r
.....
....
-"
ical
culture
drill
under
the
ca-
pable
instruct
ion
of
.Mrs.
I..
S.
Meftill
and
executed
by
Mabel
and
Irene
Mclntyre.
Alice
Smith,
Winifred
lUsch,
Myrtle
IWg
Vivian
Graham,
Asnra
Knutson,
Avi
Wall,
Dolly
Carpenter
ai:i
Ilae
Morri.
Thi
item
was
well
received
and
favorable
comment
was
lo
be
hoard
-on
all
hles
on
the
finihed
work
of
the
partici
pant,
and
the
splendid
coaching
and
training
by
the
tnslnictres.
Itev.
M.
W.
Lees
had
a
lrntiw
of
boys
well
trained
iir
gymnas
tics
and
drill,
while
Mrs.
C.
F.
Dimock'.
junior
class
showed
capable
handling
in
a
sketch
entitled
"Jack
Horner
and
the
J
lolls.'"
Monologue
were
given
by
Vera
Oreen,
Lois
Devoir,
Mabel
Mc
lntyre
ami
Fdward
Smith.
The
main
iketch,
entitled
"Mother
Goose'
Ohrilma'"
.was
pro
duced
under
the
direction
and
supervision
of
Mrs.
C.
II.
llan-kinson.
Mrs.
.llankinson
had
spent
much
lime
and
labor
in
the
preparation
of
her
charges,
and
her
ability
as
a
teacher
was
demonstrated
by
the
masterly
way
one
ami
all
performed
their
parts.
The
flew
W.
0.
Mawhinney,
of
Telkwa,
was
chairman.
'BURNS
LAKE
AND
LAKES
DISTRICT
0.
Oberge
formerly
teacher
at
Francois
Lake
left
for
Vancou
ver
mis
weeK.
lie
j
not
re
turning.
George
Smith
ahs
left
on
a
lusiness
drip
lo
Prince
George.
A
daughter
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tbo.
lladley
on
Christ
mas
Day.
Miss
.
N.
W.
Anderson,
of
Clirislcliurch
University,
New
Zealand,
was
the
guest
of
Itev
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
Kerr
over
Christ
mas.
K.
C.
Ilarker
arrived
Jiere
on
TERRACE
MAN
IS
imrenlal
roof
at
Oilleymnunl
an-(iiii;tiiic.
hy
liU
falhr.
1.
H.
Darker.
O.
11.
fiohriplter
nf
Wistaria
has
lici'ii
visiting
in
Uiirn
Lake.
H.
C.
O'llara
ha
rHurned
home
from
Fort
Fracr
where
he
spent
(lie
Christina
holiday.
.
C.
11.
't'llara
arrived
home
from
Prince
Ccurgc
to
spend
the
Chriflnias
holidays
with
hi
wife
and
family.
.Mrs.
Victor
Julin.
or
(lakville.
Wash
formerly
of
Trlit'.-iiikul
Jjike.
fs
the
iciest
of
.Mrs.
Taylor
Jensen.
Miss
M.
K.
Carrico
was
the
Frank
READY
TO
BOX
Peter
Lewis
of
Terrace
issues
a
challenge
to
box
any
man
of
his
weight
135
pounds
fn
Prjnre
Jtuperl
district
at
any
lime
nnd
any
place.
Lewis,
who
is
willing
In
give
or
lake
to
10
pounds,
will
deposit
50,
for
his
appearance
in
the
ring.
.1.
11,
Morrison,
Grotto
Cigar
Store.
Saturday
and
lefl
for
the.
will
receive
any
answers.
BRIER
Sport
Ghat
j
A
review
of
international
sporting
rtent
far
he
jvar
1923
sb.nv
Utat
fnilisl
Slate
Scored
26
ytelories,
(treat
Itrit-
ain
12
and
France
2".
America'
margin
was
nd
o
dciie
a
lhe.se
figure
might
iiwlM-atp.
mnvrver,
inr
I
tirte
Sam
a
hard
oressrtl
lo
capture
hi
major-
ar.
Cnittvl
Slates
gained
Tlr
rut
tanrvl
in
five.
branch.
4t
n(TiiMtHiial
-com-
liilini
Jiiimm,
txx
iriir,
trnf
sional
billiard,
polo
ami
hon-i
racing;
llrilain
wa
vJriorums
In
four
track
vtthlelics,
court
ten
nis,
rowing
and
fencing,
and
France
in
one,
through
Madame
l.englen"
Mipremnry
in
wmii'i
tennis.
America
al
beld
an
jsplendidly
trained
arid
arrayed
kW4
on
Tlhrislmas
Day
and
lherp(jg,
j
,.0jf
nl0Us.,
jirjiaj
r
"uiMiaiiiii
..i
jjoiiowiug
nay.
accompameii
I')'!
gained
some
prestige
in
Arthur
u
nightgown
and
pyjama
"--"
i-
-
hut
11111
ami
noie.s.
ana
ineir
Havers
recoer1ng
the
open
golf
sters
played
their
parts
es-il1aupll,Pr
filailvs
a
,rip
was
:
ropl,y
held
in
the
I'niled
State
made
lo
the
Keefe
&
Ho.trom
lie
fr
two
venr
hv
Jnct
llnl.-l.it.-
camp
were
a
first
class
lnrkey;.n
an,j
Waller
Hagen
iimncr
was
iiisposeu
oi.
A
very'
enjoyable
Xma
tree
was
given
by
the
ladie
of
I
lie
Anglican
congregation
at
ISIrcalham
on
the
afternoon
of
December
IT.
The
Women'
Auxiliary
provided
the
gift
and
Mr.
Owens,
the
popular
chd
teacher,
prepared
the
children.
This
wa
the.
firs!
event
of
it
kind
in
'Slreatham.
A
lady
.
leaclier'
convention
was
held
at
Tchefnkul.
Iikc
last
week.
Miss
D.
Aubl.
of
Tchesinkut
Lake;
Mi
(i.
Keith.
of
Hose
luike;
Mi.
X.
Mallol.
of
Decker
Lake;
and
Mis
M.
R.
Carrison,
of
Hums
Lake,
were
in
attendance.
PLANS
BEING
MADE
BILLIARD
LEAGUE
Entries
For
Bulger
A
Cameron
City
Championship
Cup
Being
Called
At
a
meeting
of
billiard
enthu
siasts
in
the
Flks'
Home
yester
day
afternoon
it
was
decided
lo
call
for
entries
of
team
to
com
pete
for
the
Ilulger
&
Cameron
cup
recently
presented
for
ity
billiard
championship.
There
will
be
another
meeting
Wednesday
night
when
these
entries
will
be
received
and
further
arrangements
made
for
an
early
com
mencement
of
the
games.
Anion?
the
teams
expected
to
enter
will
be
quintettes
representing
the
Klks,
SI.
Andrew'
Society,
Sons
of
Canada.
Sons
of
Knglarid.
Grotto
and
Great
War
Veterans'
Association.
Tenni
and
golf
whneed
probably
the
keenest
rivalry
of
all
international
"jorls.
America's
team
forces
were
victorious
in
both,
VMiikeeolf
auiuleiiM
retaining
the
Walker
dm
on
Itril-ih
links
afleh
a
spirited
fight,
j
while
the
DavT
and
Wightman
Cups,
leading
tennis
trophies,
reposed
on
I
tfwdiS:
Sam's
trophy
shelve
at
Hie
end
of
Hie
enon.
The
Davis'
Cup
was
urcefutl-defended
azainsl
a
record
field
of
17
challenging
nation,
with
Australia
making
a
gallant
fight
in
the
final
contest
ano
losing
by
a
margin
rtffnur
lo
one.
The
Wightman
trophy,
women's
Irnphy
in
rompelition
for
the
first
lime,
went
to
America's
net
stars
who
rfiade
a
clean
sweep
of
a
series
of
match.
with
Kng-
land"
let
at
Forest
Hill
F.x-
cepl
for
Mile.
Lenglen's
triumph
over
women
player
abroad
dur
ing
the
year,
including
Mrs.
Molla
Mallory.
Ihe
former
American
champion,
United
Slates
individual
stars
raptured
a
major
share
of
golf
and
tennis
evenls.
William
M.
Jotnuloii
won
both
the
world's
hard
and
grass
championship
on
foreign
soil,
while
William
T.
Tilden
tnod
head
and
shoulder
alov
an
international
field
in
Hie
nierirnn
sine).
championships
Itritain
found
satisfaction
in
recovering
its
open
golf
trophy
which
had
been
kept
in
the
United
Slates
for
two
years
by
Jock
Hutchinson
and
Walter
Hagen.
Arthur
Havers,
young
F.nglishmau,
won
this
blue
rib
bon
event
hv
a
margin
of
a
single
stroke
over
llageu.
Other
leading
golf
titles
were
won
by
native
talent
on
both
sides,
but
Francis
Online!,
Iloslon
veteran
added
glory
to
America's
record
by
rapturing
the
historic
SI
George's
Challenge
Cup
in
I'.ng-
land.
and
also
reaohing
llieseml
final
of
the
Itrilish
amateur
tournament
before
l'ng
pul
out
by
llosjcr
Welhered,
who
wenl
on
to
win
I
lie
championslili
Gene
Sarazen,
former
American
open
champion,
bagged
a
minor
Itrilish
golf
crown
when
he
won
la
r
iNTt.
futuc
MOLKIt
HAHHKIl
COI.LF.Gl
wants
men
and
women
to;
learn
the
Itarber
Trade.
Paid!
while
learning.
This
is
your;
opportunity
lo
learn
a
trade!
and
get
into
steady
ciimluy-
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ironer
and
folder.
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Laundry-
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Daily
News
Olllee.
FOR
SALE
FARM
FOIl
S.U.F..
IfiO
ncres
top
and
bottom
land,
dark
loam
soil.
Location
and
water
good
year
mund.
Illver
through
property.
Present
crop
fruit,
vegetables,
hay.
Slock
included
in
price.
For
further
in
fitrm.lt
ion
apply
W.
Prellyjohn.
IjiwhIiIII.
Queen
Clmrlotle
Island.
II.C.
FOni)
SFJ.N
for
Sale,
in
g..d
running
order.
lfl.OO
mh.
Terms
if
desired,
phone
t3.
liUII.DING
for
Sale.
Used
a
news
stand
on
Government
Wharf.
Apply
A.
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I.lllle.
naiuent.
FOR
RENT
STF.AM
Healed
Flat
for
rent
Ilesner
apartments.
M.
M.
Stephens.
BOARD.
BOARD.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue
Phone
137.
tf
REPAIRING
ANYTHING
IN
CANVAS.
Phone
78G.
p.
LeClaire.
Cow
Hay
AUCTION
SALE.
i
cjiiii.
MAi.i-:
ai
2.30
p.m.
on
Wednesday.
January
2,
1
12?
at
I
H
Second
Avenue
West,
lirussels
carpel,
dining
room
table
ii
nd
chairs,
bed,
bureau,
crib,
kitchen
utensils,
etc.
II.
II.
Hemming.,
Auctioneer.
307
MISCELLANEOUS.
G.
ANDF.IISON,
Sailmaker
Sails
and
Tarpaulins
made
In
order
and
repaired..
Third
Avenue,
opposite
Pioneer
Laundry.
Phone
Green.
392.
P.O.
IIox
723.
the
Northern
professional
lour-
Spectacular
elements
were
nd-
led
to
the
year's
record
by
sev
eral
notable
international
box
ing
matches.
Chief
among
these
was
the
mennce
of
the
giant
Ar
gentine,
Luis
Angel
I'irpo.
to
the
world's
heavyweight
champion
ship,
ileendei
successfully
by
Jack
Dempsey
only
nfler
a
thril
ling,
encounter.
P.ugeiie
Criipil,
French
war
hero,
lifted
the
tri
color
lo
glory
by
dethroning
iohnny
Klllmne
as
world's
featherweight
champion,
but
two
month
later
Hie
gallant,
ex-
poilu
siiccundied
o
the
haltering
fists
of
Johnny
Dundee.
Jimmy
Wilde,
game
lillle
llrillsher.
cume
across
o
lnke
hi
world
flyweight
crown
In
a
match
wilh
Paneho
Villa,
of.
the
Philippines,
but
he
was
quickly
beaten.
CHIMNEY
CLEANINO
M
ulerale
Prices
OLD
NICK
Prince
Ilupert
Cigar
Store
Phone
lllue
LOOK
HERE
MR.
TRAPPER.
merit.
Graduates
earn
froni
w
whrre
)(,
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In
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week.
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fr
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,
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catalogue.
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in.i
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lo
sell
high
grade
custom
Iniill
men'
Kuglish
hirls,
direct
from
maker
lo
wearer.
Kiperienre
unnecessary.
Kny
lo
ram
7.nn
lo
10.00
per
day.
Write
for
full
particulars;
llillmore
Sliirt
lmifiany,
S3
McGill
Stm-I,
Montreal.
1
jwhere.
I
like
you
to
make
money
W.
00LDBL00M,
"I
he
Trapper's
Friend."
Second
Avenue.
Goods
H.
AUCTION
SALES.
Kouglil.
Sdd
or
Kxchanged
H.
HEMMINCS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
ind
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
lllnrk
l.tr.
nnd
Hn
412
TAXI
Tail
87
Phone.
(Call
Oeorg?
or
Oust)
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Cal
Mondays.
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Thursday
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From
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-
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December
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.
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Saturday
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Sunday
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December
l.
To
Anyox.
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Arm
Wednesday
9
From
Anyoi,
Alice
Arm
Thursday
8
To
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Anyox
and
Arrandale.
Sundays
7
P.M.;
From
Port
Simpson,
Alloa
Arm'
Anyox
and
Arrandale
j
Tuesdays
To
Stewart
and
Premie
Saturday
9
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
P.M.
P.M.
A.M.
P.M.
p.m.
Arm
Sundays
8
P.M.
Tuesday
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To
Alaska
Points
December
15
and
3'
From
Alaska
Points
December
19.
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
December
15
and
2'J.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Points
December
13
and
27.
To
Naas
River
Points
and
Port
Simpson
,
Thursdays
10
P.M.
From
Naas
River
Points
Ratnrday
A.M.
Monday,
December
31
High
7
.'I
a.m.
1
0.2
ft.
1
9:5
1
p.m.
Low
.
ii:tn
a.m.
I3:i5
p.m.
Tuesday,
January
II
Mi
,
8:.V.
a.m.
2
1
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p.m.
'
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1
a.m.
1
5:
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p.m.
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January
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