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DAILY
NEWS.
PAGK'FIVI..
V
A
U
mas
0
Comet
Bui
Once
a
Year.
Good
Luck
and
Best
Wishes
-
tit
no
Know
iiirialv
Iliiiuii
wit
"
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lii
Liiiui
In
ili
futur
e.
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"
Acutniiilo
nl
the
ElectricWindow
Bakeries
Third
Ave.
Phone
667.
JUll
1
MJIXU
Warm
Fell
Slippers
make
nice
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I
luivi'
e
al
kuuln
tif
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iihi
r
ninl
'
II
slipper
HI
foik.
urn
Boots
and
Rubbers
fi
t
Mm
Winter
Weal
her.
GEO.
HILL
THEJJJtOEMAN.
Neil
St.
Regit
Cafe.
,
Third
Ave.
THE
a
lent
in
DAIRY
Cor
Mcltride
and
Fifth
West
ILK,
CREAM
AND
BUTTER
RETAIL
Phone
657.
IUU11
VJ1
KJ
We
can
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
in
Any
quantity.
n
i
pj
ninnn
LJtinnnr
a
r
n
n
i
w
n
be
nuucn
rtcu
uu
Phone
BS.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Steam
Ifcalnl
-
Hot
nml
Hnlil
Water
Mate
liy
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
659.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pilnce
Rupert
December
24,
1913.
Tho
Christina
weather
that
I'rilice
llupcrt
Id
enjoying
,UK
eveiyilifug
nlxe
backed
IT
the
iniii.
Intliaii
Ifuminer.
The
nl
sm.w
ix
oh
IIm
mountain
crest.
Tin.
Miinllslil
mellow
Hie
atmosphere
braclnsj.
:
Mot
ley
Dinaldnll,
vlrn
president
mifl
general
manager
of
the
I.T.J'..
will
arrive
in
Prince
iHuperl
tomorrow
morning
on
n
iTrip
of
inspection.
II
in
probable
ho
will
leave
again
for
the
mmiiIi
on
Ihe
following
morn
In
v.
Tin'
Venture
came
In
at
noon
il'iilay..
When
Ihe
Irinec
fienrge
ran
on
Siwash
point
last
Salur-
I
'lay
ami
grounded
H
t
wan
the
Venture
lhal
stood
hy
anl
render
ed
every
possible
aid.
j
lliulily
A
Mr
Kay
have
been
awarded
Ihc'cnnlrart
fur
hauling
Mil
on-
renin
I
ho
Silver
Standard
'.mine
In
the
earn
nl
New
Naiel-iin.
Tender
were
received
rrorn
Ablermcrc,
lluellon.
Xew
llacl-liui
anil
Ynneoiiver.
The
Milire
have
Ihelr
wlnler
i
oal.
They
have
a
somewhat
inililary
cnl
nml
il
only
requires
a
pik(
in
Hie
helmet
nnl
n
miiiiKlarlie
n
make
each
local
cop
strongly
resemble
a
fierman
major-general.
4llbrlhi.
tnr
,..
lsll
I
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
I
mitice
i
iiminy
"Vjive.i
that
in
,
rtr
rirlnr
:tiannl
Ilaix1
vltiuml
at
in
nvwth
of
Gardnrr
rjiml.
Iliiitv
4.
!Oi.
lii.lriri,
ml
rumwrly
mietrA
Imt
TiniUr
l.irMire
.
JJC
M
ruuvlM.
I
O.
II.
Iwf.uir
Vlnuirr
U
Uivtu.
I
lwl
Iwrxnnx-ni,
Vlrtnnt,
H.r...
!
LAND
ACT.
Nlk
of
InWnllon
la
Apply
!
Lull
Ln4.
In
krsta
UjmI
In.
inn.
hwnnlinr
il-liirl
Mr
ijI.
and
lluatx
mi
T.ijn
i'UuA.
Ttkr
X-iilrr
liui
,irtr
korr,
r(a-(ll'in
Imlrlwr.
nf
I'rtnre
nuiM.
B.'..
In-
Itm)
ut
tpt-ly
tor
a-rmlain
10
lra
Km
'lniK-vint
ih-vriiiMj
iiixlt
OJiinx-nrlnr
al
1
a
pool
4aniHl
imi
fmir
rhaut
north
t.f
Ja'iniu
ri.lt!
on
urn
Itlandi
iMrnr
fnl
ikivina
lh
uniHxinr
nf
Ittr
h"r
Krw
al
hirti
airr
mark
armiiid
lit
Uland
ami
rrliirtilHr
I"
Isnf
of
rninrnrnifil.
and
n.nUIMfir
l.uoa
arrra.
nmrr
or
!.
!
r.roiiUC
kKliK.
n
of
atiplwanl.
ii'mivi:
k.
nu
t
max.
A
mil.
LAND
ACT.
(Mailc
f
Inlanttoii
t
Apply
U
Laaaa
Laa4
In
hinr
I.
!kna
Ijnd
llirii-.
Ii
w.flmi
liittrirl
ut
i'ji.
Tak
SiAirr
llial
CturW-a
.
Murr-hr,
tf
I'riiKV
IliilrL
B.C..
nrninatlon
l.ntinorr.
miriMU
!
ail
for
i-rtiiln
10
ra
liar
follow
Hit
trwrilHl
Um1
Dsnmrn-r.nt
al
a
f".l
nlanlnl
at
lit
nl
mhiIIi
:-ilrrl)
fliil
on
1
1
Ann
I
IIikI.
itrar
IIm
K
Hth
ut
nantnvr
i:nal;
ilmxv
follow
In
1
lli
Inuiatltm
of
IIh
lKire
lln
at
huti
lIT
Murk
actum!
lit
llirxt.
rrlurnlnj
!o
-lnl
of
miiinirrntmt,
and
rotililn
'm
rrtt
hundrrsl
arr.
iimim
or
!.
i
i
iiuurs
.
Mt
nriiY.
I
in
of
tpphrant.
I.
fM
HMSi.
!
AMII.
I
lwid
Ni.rni.lwr
tJih.
tM.
IN
PROBATK.
IN
THI
(UPflEMt
COURT
Of
BNITItH
COLUMBIA.
Ill
lite
Millrr
or
lit
Aitn.lnl'lrtilon
Art;
and
In
tm-
Maiirr
of
th
kui
nf
Anii
lvrn.
Iwa1-
Inlrtut.
TAkt:
mitki:
nut
i
a
artiiMd
smrd
The
Man
in
the
Mood
!
SAYSi-
WHF.N
it
comes
to
rnnninK
over
policemen
some
or
our
local
chaffeurg
are
right
there
liui,
thank
goodness,
they
are
of
the
silent
kind.
IT
wouldn't
he
a
had
idea
to
give
the
old
inlan
some
new
tin-
ings
for
hi
j.oekei),
as
a
Xma
gift.
He'll
probably
need
I
hem.
WIIKN
buying
nornelhinic
ror
her
neck
for
Xmas
don't
forget
lhal
snap
comes
in
very
handy.
A
VOIJNO
rily
lady
who
was
visiting
a
farm,
for
the
first
men
who
would
nil
her
pivc
than
receive.
.
TllllSlI
are
the
days
of
Ihe
tclad
hand.
I
1IVK
Santa
Clans
a
square
drill
liy
clcaninir
up
the
floors
of
all
stray
pin
and
tacks,
.MANY
11
Santa
Clans
has
erred
fmm
Ihe
straight
and
narrow
by
treadintr
nn
a
lin
tack..
SOMK
wivfs
will
probably
ap-
WILHELM
NO
LONGER
.VMIIIIimriior
1.1
nr
r.ii
ttl
!vrn.
rard.
and
all
rtl
havlnalground
thai
lie
was
that
when
lie
enlllieit
:riaim
aralntt
lh
uld
Elal
are
brrfbr
).
i.-
.1..
r..M.l.h
nm.
hM.Hr
twri.t.
HOI
II
In
in,
on
or
IWure
lit
Itth
dr
nf
January,
v.ti.
Cstl.
ami
all
parti
lndilild
in
in
rlal
ar
ixjiilml
In
a
lit
mount
of
itiplr
lndrltitiiM
l
in,
fortli-ilh,
1
TIKIS.
W.
lU-BNE.
I
Ofrirlal
Artnnnllrlor,
The
Idle
is
the
same
for
Ihe
ex-crown
prince.
If
you
find
you
cannot
gel
Ihe
daily
News
regularly,
call
n
ami
subscribe
for
it
and
have
il
do
i..t.t
tin.
uihday
n"
inWiSJ
:ifi':1"vorel
tn
your
'uirne
Take
Her
to
The
Boston!
We
Tickle
Your
Xmas
Palate
It
Is
our
business
to
cater
to
the
palate
of
fastidious
diners
every
day
In
the
year.
But
during
the
Yuletlde
Season
our
cher
excels
in
preparing
those
toothsome,
dainty,
wholesome
and
delightful
dishes
which
go
to
make
Christmas
the
great
event.
Amid
luxurious
surroundings
you
can
eat
or
all
the
good
things
that
Christmas
brings.
The
good
old
fashioned
fare
of
Turkey,
Plum
Puddlig
and
the
extra
trimmings
will
be
on
the
menu
served
In
the
daintiest
style.
PRIVATE
BOXES
FOR
PARTY
USE.
Open
Day
and
Night.
BOSTON
GRILL
"THE
RESTAURANT
WITH
AN
ENVIABLE
REPUTATION"
lt
CHRISTMAS
AT
CITY
CHURCHES
All
Congregations
Observe
Season
with
Special
Music
and
Sermons
t
The
variniis
rliuiclu's
of
Ihe
eily
provided
heaulifill
.
miisjeal
nerviceft
yexterday.;
fur
Ihe
iisherinif
in
or
Ihe
'
:iirisluias
fpason
and
nothing
was
left
uu.
done
lo
mark
the
neason
roin
a
religion
ntandxi'iinl
jhiere
were
heaiiliful
decoralifiiU.
and
the
resjieelive
clinirn
worked
hard
lo
hrintr
(lie
miiMieal
programs
In
a
hi?li
stale
or
perfection.
ti.a
11...
nHAav...i
:
I
...
.
I
ll-
ail'ill
III
llirr
-1
rv
w
r-
I
InZ
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l
l
a"P',
"f
hC?
S0,n"
'rol..
under
Ihe
direct
on
of
uTl
e';
in.""5
'"TMr.
S.
Ilarlon.
(fave
heauliful
Ol
uii,
what
dear
liltle
cowletn.
..,
.
.
......
1
1
i-ii'i'-i
iiihh
in
iiiiiii
i.iii
milium
I
11.,..,
hen
a
n
i..'i
I
cowlet."
.
.
.
rerd
...
ed
I
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tin
1
1
.
.
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.
'""iP'irol
and
music
before
a
larie
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,
irrner,
I
ln
rn
h
hull.
els.
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.
TL'HKKY.
1111.
1
prease
will
join
forces
in
Ihe
near
fiilure
acoinl.
Injr
to
Ihe
latest
reports.
"WHO
wanli
a
civic
election
1"
asks
a
man
on
the
street.
"I
am
prepared
to
clianue
my
hit
for
a
card
or
dariiiuK
wool
or
any
other
old
lliinp
Hint
will
he
ue.
rul."
IWI.VT
pive
a
vegetarian
a
hook
at
X
in
as
hound
in
calf.
HI'IVllll-'
Ilia
a.Kont
nt
,'llj4l,frtll"ll
III
I
If
t
T
t'tilllllji.
Ill'
choir
sans
Ihe
anthem
"l.el
11
now
jfo
even
tinlo
Ilelhlehem,"
and
the
Christinas
carol
"lloly
Msthl."
Mrs.
.1.
I
Mc,Millan
san'
"The
llirllulay
of
a
Kint,',"
and
S.
K.
Camnhol!
san?
"The
Oifl."
Mrs.
II.
C.
I'raser
presideil
at
Ihe
organ.
Dr.
II.
II.
Orant
pave
a
Hpleniliil
Christina
messape,
lakinjr
us
his
subject
"The
Mirlli
of
Christ.
"
The
uinrninir
service
at
Hie
1
1'reshylerian
Church,
was
de-
lishlfully
conlrihiileil
lo
liy
the
i
li
I
111
run
ktijlaa
tl.A
iia'ptninil
.llaa
-
onll....
,.t
II
II
l...n
'I'l..
comi'dy
movie
pictures
people
,
"--'.
used
li.
enlerlain
Iheiuselves
liy
""""""'J'
'"-
looking
Ihroiiph
the
family
allium
every
Sal
unlay
evenlnp.
sii
1111
jmin
in
III
children
including
sonps.chonises
ami
recitations
were
executed
in
JACK
iw.mpsey
is
one
nf
Ihose
v'ry
admirable
manner.
Dr.
11.
11.
in
nm
iu-iii:it-ii
it
lllllllili"
Christinas
sermon
In
Die
children
who
answered
various
questions
fmm
(lie
IJible
on
the
llirllrof
Jesus,"
put
to
them
ihy
Hie
speaker
durinp
his
dis-'
course.
The
propram
included
an
exercise
entitled
"The
Jtabe
.of
llolhlehein"
in
which
fourteen
children
took
pari.
The
children
participating
were
flarfiefd
Mc-Kinley.
Charles
Stuart,
Harry
Hobh,
Krearr
Murray,
Ilily
Vance,
Jack
Mcllne.
Xcd
.Mcl.ei.,
Teildy
Smith
and
the
Misses
Kdilh
Kpr-
t
i..tl
1
t
ir
niveiate
u
kiss
lomnrrnw
morn-
rnn
r""r.
.Marian
uyan.
'as
McKinley,
Hilda
Murray.
in
Just
much
as
a
new
mop.
Muriel
Vance,
riraccj
Clarke.
rnvimiT
p
nml
M
will
I
Thcr
were
seninr-Tceilntmn
by
nnrkinir
..ifrltme
fiilnir
on
"
Misses
Marparel
Slltilh.
Olive
1.1
f.,..
ii..
.,..
i,.
Munni
and
Irene
Mitchell
and
llio
morni.iir
the
kiddies
will
be
J"'"r.
recitations
by
the
Mises
up
extra
-arlv
to
display
Ihe
re-
''
MpI.-ihJ.
Margaret
Mcl.eo..
tills
..r
Santa
s
visit.
,
Dorothy
Chrislie,
Ornc
Clarke.j
4.
Kliiabeth
Wilson,
Nancy
Hrown
"'
I'mald
Ityan.
The
children's
II-
you
are
expecting
lo
take
a
well
earned
nap
tomorrow
after-
foir
s.mp
the
Christmas
carols
noon
don't
lei
Santa
Clans
leave
entitled
"Awav
in
a
Manger"
and
a
drum
behind.
'"''
Nsh"
Mm.
II.
C
Fraser
accnmpanieii
on
Hie
nrpan.
Anqllcan
Services
Special
Christmas
services
fOlWinFRFn
lunaiuEKLiJ
K
AISFR
W'1
Imnnrrow
al
the
nAWLiAnjiliriin
pnirft
n(
8
ani
HntJ
1IKIU.IN.
Dec.
21.
The
poslu-
H
a.m.
and
Archdeacon
Rixwill
late
lhal
"once
a
kaiser
always
a
preach.
The
church
decorations
kaiser."
which
William
lloheii.;uniler
the
supervision
of
Mrs.
modern's
friends
never
lire
of
Mix,
will
exceed
anything
lhal
ciiihaling.
althouBh
he
U
ajhas
been
done
in
previous
years,
kaiser
without
a
country,
has'
Special
music
will
he
rendered
been
finally
disposed
of
by
a
by
the
choir,
under
Ihe
direction
I'russ'ian
mlni.lerial
decree
which
;nr
W.
11.
Melliar,
Choirmaster,
gives
William
the
designation
of,
The
musical
program
will
con-
"Prince
4,f
Prussia."
on
the
sisi
or
nn
anlliein
by
the
choir
Anion
.iiii.mi
.
1
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i.
,
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1.
1.
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ri'iiK
r
01
in
nun
.111),
by
Caleb
Simper,
soprano
solo
by
Mrs.
Ackroyd,
quartette
by
Mrs.
0.
C.
Mills.
Mrs.
Y:.
Cullen.
Mr.
Worlock
and
Mr.
Hryce
and
contralto
.solo
by
Miss
Da
I
by.
Miss
Illicit
will
preside
nl
Ihe
organ.
Methodist
Church
The
service
yrsl
entity
morning
at
the
Methodist
Church
look
Ihe
form
of
regular
Christmas
worship.
The
girls
choir
sang
anthems
and
Miss
Marjorie
l.an-jcasler,
a
solo.
Miss
Haddock,
jrhuivli
missionary,
delivered
an
appropriate
address
taking
as
her
subject
"Xmas
Secrels."
In
Ihe
evening
special
Christmas
music
yvas
rendered
by
Ihe
choir'
and
instrumental
selections
were
pien
by
Professor
I'ryce.
A.
.1.
Lancaster,
C.
Wnodvvnrtli
and
Miss
Marjorie
Lancaster.
A
delightful
number
was
Ihe
singing
of
a
solo
by
Mrs.
C
Wnodworlh
accompanied
by
Miss
Lancaster
al
the
piano
and
A.
J.
Lancaster
al
Ihe
organ.
iTcv.
Ilnekcr
preached
on
"Why
I
hey'
nc.eded
the
first
Chrisliiiis.and
why
we
need
Christmas
InilayV'"
Baptist
Church
Ihe
service
in
the
morning
al
the
Maid
1st
Church
was.
of
a
special
t.hrlstmas
character.
The
church
was
prettily
and
season
ably
decorated.
In
the
evening
special
music,
and
vocal
selections
were
rendered.
"
Duels
by
Mrs.
.1.
V.
Ledlle
and
Miss
Ktilherine
Jones
were
n
feature
of
the
musical
program.
Duels
How
much
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.
"aug
a
solo.
Ilev.
J.
J.
Sfnithsoui
in
preaching
the
"nnon
look
ai
his
nubjecl
"The
Trio
of
Ilelh-i
lehem."
!
Salvation
Army
A
.special
"Christmas
servirei
was
iieiii
yesienlav
morning
in
Ihe
Salvation
Army
citadel
which'
had
been
prcllily
decorated.
The'
service
was
conducted
by
Stall
uipi.
(.arrtiihers
wiio
preached
a
special
Christmas
message
taking
as
his
subject
"Thou
shall
call
His
name
Jesus
for
He
shall
save
Ills
people,
from
their
sin."
Capt.
and.
Mr.
Coleman
sans
a
a
duel
entitled
"Tell
nie
Ihe
story
nf
Jesus."
Catholic
Service
Midnight
-Mass
will
be
celebrated
at
Ihe
Catholic
Church
tonight
and
Ihe
music
will
be
of
a
s;iecial
Christmas
nature.
The
musical
program,
under
Ihe
direction
of
Charles
Halagnn,
will
consist
or
Kallmann's
"Mass
in
fl;"
hymn.
"Oh
Holy
night;"
"Adeste
Kidelis,"
and
other
appropriate
and
seasonable
RADIUM
BRINGS
HIGH
PRICES
I'RAflUK,
Dec.
St.
Chechoslovakia
Is
one
or
Ihe
rew
countries
in
Ihe
world
lhal
pro-j
duce
radium.
Twelve
percent
nf
the
Avorld's
total,
or
21
grams,
has
been
mined
here
since
1910.
The
annual
output
now
Uncinates
between
two
and
one-half
and
three
grams,
worth
about
xio,ono.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
j
Prince
Rupert
i
M.
L.
Clark,
CJeorgelown:
F.1
Frank,
1.
C,
Weighlinan,
S.
Workman
and
L.
H.
Morton,1
Terrace;
C.
Woodworth,
Smith-
er:
F
A.
Young,
Winnipeg;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
F..
Jones,
Mrs,
An
nie
V..
Allen
and
Miss
Clara
Jones,
Yellow-grass,
Sask.;
W.
Miller'
and
1-
Hurrell,
Stewart;
Hubert
l'.n;-e,
leder
Modal,
O.
Chrlslinsin,
Sigurd
Albrightson
and
J.
Knwlsen,
Seallle.
Central
Mrs.
J.
fiibson,
Albert
Wood-house
and-Chris.
Dixon,
(icorge-lown;
Harry
Kennedy,
Kdinon-
lon;
II.
Orayslon,
Hums
Lake;
F.
Daniels
and
M..
flershfield.
C.N.M.;
Mrs.
J.
Maclntyre
and
Larry
O
Leary,
Vancouver;
T.
were
also
rendered
by
Mr.
Jones
Felley.
Swansmn
Hay;
O.
I.,
l.nr
and
.Mrs.
Smilhson.
-Miss
Jones'son,
Stewart.
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
moderate
less,
in
fact,
than
it
costs
to
call
in
a
laundress.
Call
us
and
have
us
tell
all
about
this
more
modem
wash-way.
.
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Steam
Laundry
Phone
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