Pr,r.
TWO
Tnr:
mn.v
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SANDY
MACDONAL
Mm
The
Man
in
the
Moon
I
,YS:-
f
SCOTCH
WHISKr
i
i
i
IT'S
a
pood
Joti
Father
Christmas,
is
mil
a
union
man
ir
there
,b
rl
tan
apo
It
h
Ha
W.
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Wednesday,
Dec.
Si.
1021.
Christmas
And
What
It
Means.
Once
again
the
Daily
News
tenders
to
its
readers
and
advertisers
.and
the
people
of
this
city
and
district
generally
that
linie-huniired
greeting
"A
Very
Merry
Christmas."
Tomorrow,
in
accordance
with
custom
long
since
set
down,
we
devote
ourselves
In
joyful
festivities
commemorating
that
day
nineteen
and
twenty-five,
years
ago
when
to
"Ihe
world
a
Savior
was
born"
It
is
fitting
that
we
all
should
spare
a
very
few
moments
from
Ihe
gala
Christian
day
to
ponder
over
Ihe
event
sometimes
unwillingly
forgotten
that
actuates
that
well
known
spirit
of
Christmas
which
the
whole
Christian
world
celebrates
and
without
which
it
would
be
a
very
urr
world
for
all.
In
this
spirit,
again
let
Ihe
Daily
News
extend
its
sincere
wish
that
Christmas
IM2'i
will
bring
romfbrt
and
blessing
to
all.
Cemetery
Road
Is
Badly
Needed.
There
should
bo
no
hesitation
in
ttptGltillR
the
money
bylaw
thai
the
city
council
will
present
to
the
ratepayers
at
the
jiext
civic
election
to
atilhorie
Ihe
grading
of
the
cemetery
roadj
The
estimated
cost
is
but
$17,00(1
an
expenditure
which,
spread
over
a
long
ix-rind
of
years,
will
hardly
be
indued.
The
work
proposed
is
something
that
has
long
been
required
and
will
iusure
against
danger
of
accidents
which
have
already
occurred
but.
which,
fnrlimalely,
have
nol
had
any
very
xenons
results.
The
money
will
be
well
spent
and
there
i
no
doubt
that
the
work
will
be
authorized
by
ihe
citizens.
Time
To
Think
About
Election.
The
annual
civic
election
i
but
three
week
off
and,
so
far.
there
is
very
little
stir.
It
is
only
occasionally
that
one
hear
Ihe
subject
of
the
campaign
mentioned.
The
imital
excitement
seems
fo
be
delayed
a
little
later
than
nsital.
With
the
holiday
season
over,
we
should
see
the
candidates
coining
wit
and
the
electors
beginning
to
interest
themselves
rn
lh
matter
of
choosing
municipal
guardians
to
whom
will
be
entrusted
the
affairs
of
the
city
for
a
year
in
which
a
great
deal
of
development
and
'expansion
is
auticit(cd.
First
Make
Sure
Of
The
Profits.
The
subject
of
light
and
nower
rale
rmluclion
i
iu
A
USCI.KSS
girl
is
n
hairbrush
In
a
tialil
headed
man.
A.l
a
useless
sifl
l
a
'
'-
bed
haired
woman
is
a
liair
net
'
IT
is
not
alwnys
haniis
you
a
cigar.
!i
friend
Ilia!
A
SIIAKI-:
of
I
lie
hand
is
world
j
two
of
Hie
fist.
IT'S
funny
how
all
these
in-'
vilutions
lo
Christ
mas
partiesj
come
on
the
same
day.
i
TO
make
the
Christinas
pud
ding
go.
a
Ion?
way
put
il
on
tin
floor
and
slide
on
it.
TO
get
the
hesl
moonlight
effect
nt
-Ihe
holiday
dance
go
oulsntu-
and
dance
in
il.
I
TS
a
nitvui
landlord
who
calls
for
Hie
rent
on
Christinas
live.
TIIK
Klk's
Christina
cheer
candle
I
becoming
a
slippery
subject.
YllliSF.
are
Ihe
.lay
when
P.-ij
wishes
Ihe
Imywere
old
enough!
lo
all
end
to
Hie
furnace
and
chop
the
kindling.
TIIK
Man
in
Hie
.Moon
extend
his
readers
a
right
merry
Christmas
and
lots
of
elevators
and
sawmills
in
the
New
Year.
Think
of
the
Unemployed
AT
this
glad
season
of
Hie
year
When
all
the
world
looks
bright,
nd
you
snuggle
round
the
ureal
big
fire
Willi
all
Ihe
doors
shut
light.
lust
cast
a
thought
In
other
men
Who
are
not
placed
like
you,
Aurl
dig
down
in
your
pocket
-
tXMlk,
A
dollar
pays
for
I
wo.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Piince
Rupert
1
1
a
December
24,
1914.
'iil.
IliHimes
K.
I;'reeuiau.
the
popular
skipper
of
the
Narbe-IhoiiK,
i
dfstriiiulinp
card
bearing
the
smison's
iireelillKs
lo
hi
numerous
friends.
The
captain'.
philosophy
is
cheerful
ami
sound..
lack
Allen
is
Ihokiti?
forward
to
le.-ivin?
on
Saturday
for
I
ho
easl
when
he
wit
I
Join
a
mount
ed
rorps
for
service
with
the
second
Nnlinyenl.
He
served
with
Hie
mmiMled
infantry
ir
South
Afrfea.
IMaire
lligey
left
for
Smith
again
before
Ihe
citv
council
Some
of
llu-
aLtnmon
f
.n
als
on
Salunlay
s
train
lo
lake
ami
some
are
against
it.
Both
sides
are
undoubtedly
sincere
in
Hieii
uleulions.
The
matter
is
entitled
to
the
direful
consideration
lhal
Aid.
Macdonald
nked
be
given
it
when
he
introduced
his
bylaw.
The
qneslitui
to
be
decided
will
be
whether
the
principle
of
using
utilities
surpluses
to
enhance
irenoinl
fund
and
reduce
general
taxation
is
to
he
followed
or
whether
Ihe
consumers
of
power
and.
light
are
fo
be
given
the
benefit
or
the
profils
that
thoe
ulilities
are
alleged
lo
lie
piling
up.
Before
this
matter
or
principle
can
be
decided
upon,
however,
it
is
necessary
(o
establish
definitely
and
authentically
that
the
utilities
are
reallv
enrninir
nil
n
i
tn
rnvif
I
a
Mini
..
charge
of
Hie
(ieorge
Lillb
lumberyard
there
while
K.
Kenney,
who
has
been
managing
the
Vancouver.
SMITHERS
(toy
'arrow
of
.
Telkwn
was
a
ibusiness
visitor
in
town
on
Sun-
biited
to
them
by
those
who
are
championing
the
cause
of
rate
,,ay
-Mo,"la'
reoucuon.
Also
in
this
mailer
it
would
seem
but
hnri.
nl
in
mn
..i:.l..f..
..II
Jl.:
..l:l!i
-
"
larfre
eoiiKreyalion
....
i.i.m.-o.
braviil
i"-
siiusiiu
imii
oi
an.
rneii.
and
no
unti
llnn
niti
ii
i.
"
"
iici:i.u
linn
lii
ilpiiln
..1i,illi.in
fl...
f.....
.
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mr
itt.Miatrrs
or
iii
iiiiiitma
ii.n.MMi..
1
for
Cooking-use
Ml
A
LWAYS
keep
n
tin
of
Klim
r.ruiul
Powdered
Whole
Milk
handy.
You
will
find
it
not
only
iuvaluidilo
wb,.n
tin
milk-man
fortfota
to
oull;
w
hen
mi
iiiiexpectod
uest
iirrirm,
,t
o:,
fnr
an
cooing
piirposcii
wlisre
rich,
fiill-oroimi
milk
will
improve
your
handiwork.
Klim
roiiifm
in
hiuidytiht
tin
nnd
w
fconomii
nl
to
use,
because
you
only
liav
t
use
npixtrif
ul
or
two
fi"
the
need
arises.
Order
a
tin
from
your
sroccr
today.
CANADIAN
MILK
1MIODPCTH
I.lillTKI)
Montreal
Toronto
Winning
Sold
by
lluperl
Table
Hupplv
Go.
I
feature
being
the
congregational
ate
lo
receive
the
benefit
from
such
surpluses
as
mav
be
made
"f
a
froth
the
utilities.
'
mas
hymns
n
number
of
Chrisl-
and
carols.
'I
The
drawing
in
couneellon
13
0
Inlyre.
rt.on.
wilh
the
raffle
of
a
Ihree-slorey
short
visit
'Christmas
cake,
rniidurli'd
hy.
Ladles'
Hospital
Auxiliary,
took
;
place
on
Saturday
niclil
at
the
I
movie
show.
Mrs.
N.
p.
Mo
ran
made
ami
donated
Ihe
cake
and
!il
was
won
by
Mrs.
II.
Champion.
I
Mr.
Reynolds,
teacher
or
Word
has
been
received
Mr
cjlsfar
bach
iislcan
irmembcr
Baker's
wis
the
best
BAKER'S
COCOA
is
better
because
it
is
made
of
better
beans
by
a
.better
process
and
has
a
better
flavor
than
other
kinds.
turn
m
can
oa
er
WaltcrBakcr&Ca
Limited
IVttiVitO
it
00
MontPMlCanada
DorrneslerMasi
booait
or
enact
num
sun
mc
here
anil
Tetkwa
is
being
kept
open
for
aulo
travel
and
two
or
three
make
Ihe
I
rip
it'
day.
The
final
inmr
itt
the
crlb-
bape
tournament
were
jrinycil
last
Thursday
night
at
the
Benedict
-'
dance
aHer
Ihe
player
had
been
eliminated
down
to
six.
llinse
left
all
played
xameawilhi
each
other,
and
Hie
point
by
which
I
hey
lost
in
lliee
nnn
were
scored
again!
them.
In
ALICE
ARM
Hospital
to
iw
.v..hv
Bawy.
Mr-
It.
II.
Hookm,
of
the
local
l"'
ehool
stuff,
left
on
Thursday
fo-l'rince
lluperl
wliere
b
wtl'.
tend
the
holidays
with
his
parents.
Steve
Dumas
left
on
Thursday
for
his
ranch
in
the
I'nelUer
coontry
where
he
will
sjietal
the
wtiiter.
T.
reinr,
of
Im
llnmestakft
.Mining
iUn.
haw
Rone
to
Vnnsno-
er
in
coaneelbui
with
affairs
f
j
Ihe
company.
Miss
Viminta
lUel
ha
arrived
from
Anyot
In
eil
ttm
i
5h
r
W
-;
mas
and
New
Year
nolbU)
with?
STEWART
Hector
Mcdonald,
foreman
of
the
Premier,
left
for
New
Wet-
jiniiiNler
on
Thursday
last
In
!
upend
Ihe
liolidu)
at
lli
a
with
Ins
fiun-
TERRACE
NOTES
Ml"
Klie
KeiitU'V
reliirniMl
home
for
I
lie
Christina
liolnl.i
lal
VN'edneMlay.
(!.
A.
laylor
of
fori
L'itiuinu
panoed
through
Terrace
moiiie
to
llateHnn
taut
week.
J.
f.
Wheeler
of
Hie
Soldier
,tlhntHftt
Board,
w
hit,
xva
m
town
for
a
few
days
returned
in
Tclkw.
Fred
Ibihler
left
HohHii!
lot
Metk.
for
llaiellon
Allhouirh
eme
of
our
HtOl
.
.
Mr-
""
Mr"-
Nhuna,
who
ipenl
skilled
fiualeri.
tve
fil!'
lo
sUiuiher
hew,
left
for
iMUwri
their
yiHise
Ilda
sfaiHtnf
Mr.
J.
tiwite
lo
.Nw
York.
1
1
an
ni
;hroiijbi
!!
down
recent
-I.
.
i
1
-
ly
on
the
fcllMHili
flats.
II
wiK
s
Iwrson
and
J
brain
.lohn-a
young
bird
and
weighed
over
n
w'n
"P
','k-1
1
noiiiuls.
f
sonoiue
an
uie
iniiiiies
eleclric
light
and
power
telephones
i
I
he
ne
ice
ice
harvester
iincveier
arc
arc
and
vvnter-iiid
nscerlain
that
colleclively
Ihey
are
profit
bear
001,1
WOM""'r
"r
s,""ll-
itlHt
rIU
Creek,
ami
hundw
huudretU
ing.
There
has
been
a
good
deal
of
benl'ing
around
Ihe
bush
H'H'
a,,,'",M
""'
(''l'
ilnias
Carol
tIMW
nre
miik
pul
in
to
during
recent
years
as
In
the
nclual
financial
condition
of
the
S"m("
U
Au,jlu,a"
Church.i,,e
tnilcher.
and.
ren
utilities.
A
certified
atulil,
however,
should
settle
this
rnalti-r
T,,,
'"'rvi
s
enndurled
by
the!
keepers.
of
Dr.
KwaH
made
a
hu'lio-s!
vlM
te
lik
w,,,'k-
miybn
rage
by
"
r.ianoa
.Marcii
returned
alatirant
1
rnwe
nupen
MilunlJiv
intghl
lo
wpen.l
Ihe
Clirislmn
.holiday
at
home
here.
Joe
llelloway,
Waller
Warner.
jMiill
Allan!
and
Henry
Conway
.Iiiek
l'ilKiT.ild
or
Ihe
hide-
came
In
from
KiUujnkalum
Lake
pendence
has
relumed
rroiu
a
but,
Sunday.
in
Viclorin.
I
Mr.
a
lid
Mrs.
Tliomnsson
went
Miss
Curl
has
arrived
in
town
up
lo
lla.ellon
Saturday
night,
from
.Vew
Weslniinster
to
visit1
her
parents,
Mr.
ami
Mrs,
.1.
,I.;
Mr.
Sherwund
was
also
n
p.
Curl
and
her
sisler,
-Mrs.
K.
Il.
senaer
for
lltuellon
on
Salur-1
Workman.
day's
train.
.Crade
3
and
I
at
Ihe
local
schnnMhe
Sd(warl
hospital
or
two
town
in
connection
with
the
pop
,
l
io
i
r
on
luesiiay
morning
for
1'oresldale
In
.spend
the
Christ-
mas
season
with
friends
at
that
poiiif.
S.
Henley,
who
has
been
In
Ceorge
Mnl.ntiirhlln
wa
weeks
beiiiK
treated
for
slomarli
'business
last
week.
trouble,
has
lefl
on
Ihe
Cardena!
inr
his
home
p
Pr
ince
lluperl.
I
Miss
Clover
was
taken
ji-li
a
Icouide
iir
days
before
school
Win.
Sloan,
manager
of
,
Ihe
closed
and
were
uriahle
In
leave
In
Daly
Alaska,
has
lefl
Mr
Van-,
for
Ihe
south
Thursday
as
she
town
hy
friends
from
Harry
Wln-couver
lo
spend
Ihe
Chrislnias
hail
planned
iieid
who
left
here
a
few
weeks
holidays
with
his
family
He
will
latrn.
lie
write
from
Tltninonds,
also
interview
Ihe
companyj
Miss
Andrews
lefl
Thursday
iOnl..
slaling
that
he
Is
working
Idlreclors
in
regard
lo
inslalling
eveniinr
to
spend
the
holiday,
ul
in
the
two
hundred
fool
level
ina
second
and
larger
compressor
her
home
in
Seallle.
ne
of
Ihe
mines
there.
laud
more
machine
drills.
I
j
)
-
(
Ml
Mamie
Dnhh
left
on
Rim
I"
spile
of
Ihe
recent
heavy
j
A
son
was
horn
on
December
day
fnr
Pr
ince
lluperl
lo
spend
full
of
snow,
I
lie
road
between
II
ut
tho
Vancouver
(jcneral
tho
holidays
wdli
her
parents.
y-h
u.
r
:
Christmas
Message
to
Yon
The
House
Blessing
The
beauty
of
the
house
is
order,
The
blessing
of
the
house
is
contentment,
The
glory
of
the
house
is
hospitality,
The
crown
of
the
house
is
Godliness
Wishing
You
and
Yours
a
Merry,
Merry
Christmas
Barms
HomeFurnishings
PHONE
123
3RD
AVE
AND
1ST
ST.
Mr.
Had
Mi-.
.1.
i.
Ilaey
a
foiiiiMl
Miss
Jen
Ward
of
Slewuil.
Con
t
able
J.
'A.
William,
with
uis
wif
and
dauauier
ami
Mis
liUirtwriicln.
mother
of
Mr.
Wil
liam,
are
leaviim
u
lfc-iMiiru-r
'
for
Vancouver.
Constable
William-
will
return
in
two
or
!hiw
vtt
but
Mr.
William
jitd
daughter
will
remain
in
Hie
nulli
for
the
winter.
the
final
reckonin-up
il
wa;
,,,
round
thai
K.
litinderMiiii
had
the;
School
cloaed
on
WeilneMiluy
least
number
of
such
Niiils
aH
fnr
ihe
winter
iioliituy
mid
and
be
wa
awardiil
Ihe
find
Mian
II.
Hemteraon,
priacqial
of
prtte
of
a
turkey.
Hie
other!
in.
ktok
ehnul,
and
J
Harper,
winners
were
follows:
second.
j
teacher
of
the
iiilermediHle
Ceo.
Ilefferniau,
priie.
a
turkey
:!
grade,
have
left
Tor
a
vacation
Hiinl,
T.
Brewer,
a
non.e;
-fourth.
!at
their
hmtiea
in
Xew
We.tniln-li.
Wanlrop.
u
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fifth.
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an,j
Vancouver
rcaperfitely.
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Arthur.
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Mr
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