To
Our
Many
atrons
hit
.!
i
I
lit
1,1
:i
n
'Tii
i.
ii
inir
c'
iI
K'Oik
Hn-
al
;
il-
il
will
rnll-
mj
in'.-:..
w
-ti
.i
Happy
and
'
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11-111
III
m.!
lussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
iilk
VELVET
"v
plli-
!rt
llli-ll
V
r'
fri'iu
l.)oi.
!
;ilwiiv
pnpu-
uit
'n
-
eilitig
$4.50
rest
of
England
Store
Smith
Block
LADIES!
A
new
line
of
SILK
CVtNINQ
DRESSES
JUST
ARRIVED
Call
In
and
Inspocl
them
URS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
New
..nr.!
iiucrcnng
animal
iin
gue.iffiyilarJolle
Hands
'
"
"
''
I"
ol.l.-.iii
the
r.-ii-TnffiK
Many
article
haw
been
written
regarding
Hi
-xilci).-
mi
If..-
bla'.uls
:.,.)
.om-
have
gone
m)
fur
in
their
slalcinciil..
I,.
.T;.,.v.il
i-iW
could
U-
l"
fn...,d.
found.
The
T,e
Hcv.
n,.v.
(i,
Canon
Keen
Keen,
vi
who
l,.
lived
IU...I
Mitsi
vi
....ii
a
a
a
.
-.i
sir
i'i.inn-wiiat
uneniel-l
men
Ihe
vietiiity
of
Virago
Koiind
lie
would
haw
seen
tracks
and
traces
of
ihese
animals
that
would
hae
convinced
him
without
any
doubl
whatsoever
of
their
eiistence.
Exlitence
Proved
I
was
Hie
find
lo
definitely
piHive
Iheir
existence.
Mianjr
in-i.Tcsling
slinles
aiirriitiud
Ihese
animals.
The
late
Mr.
Mackenzie,
formerly
a
representative
of
(lie
Hudson
Hay
'.ompany
at
Maett
cniiceied
the
idea
that
i
iirihou
and
iteer
really
existed
hi
lirakam
Island
and
he
nffer-
i
a
rewnrtl
lo
anyone
who
slufuld
kiil
one
r
bring
him
evidence
MimI
he
had
done
no.
Finally
an
'n.iuiii
appeared
with
fragments
!
a
-a-ilHiii.
including
the
head,
and
he
claimed
Ihe
reward.
Tlii
man
solemnly
averred
he
had
killed
it
on
ftranam
Islaad.
The
heart
ei1
nlnaHy
tsmnl
wty
!
the
rrovinri
Museum.
Victoria.
The
antlers
of
this
animal
were
badly
derortned.
All
the
information
so
far
concerning
this
animal
came
rrom
Ihe
llaidas
and
up
to
I
lie
year
1
t
no
w
hile
man
bad
ever
six
en
fir-1
hand
and
direct
testimony
us
lo
ils
absolute
origin.
I
have
hunted
lliesa
caribou
M-veral
limes
myself
and
always
round
tracks
leading
Inwards
Ibe
mountain,
but
I
never
sighted
an
animal.
The
foiled
Stale
uovernmenl.
after
reading
Mr.
Anderson''
report.
Iiaik
a
hand
in
Hie
quest
of
Ihese
mylerhu
ileer,
and
determined
if
possible
to
definitely
settle
I
'.its
almost
ini-aim
question
ro
their
ex-i.-nee.
On
October
lh.
1911.
f
the
big
game
hunters
from
it
ther
side
of
Ibe
tine
came
.,
Maseti.
namely
(..
Sheldon,
of
York.
He
represenle.1
the
i
.i..i..i;ical
department,
Wnsh-ii,
at-in.
He
remained
oh
Ora-M;iii,I
unlll
NovauiJer.J
till
,anil
In-
exiieriflnW-fBr
eAniaV
Iwlia'
.'range.
'
In
a
wide
circle
I
i.n
"M
ramping
ground
li,.
i,,in
1
"
k-
lii'Mi
old
and
;
fi-.-.n.
Iin
-
n.
'
animal.
He
for
Men
at
V-fliiij
tln.l
tlnil
nf
of
(he
eight
yrr,
nays
(IihI,
front
hi
nwn.wrieiil-e-!ff,i.J
"Ide-I
hunter
whom
.p.eslioncil
rloylyhVU
.ii'.-i
tly
Hi'-
opinion
Ihut
ho
caribou
are
lo
-
found'
hr
any
part
or'
I.Ium.Ib
it-laud.
i
IIh'
lt
ArfMear.m
OnlHsnn,
wlin
wan
on
irf
fae
oai
lioRl
ml-.lonarie
at
Mpiaaeli,
),aI
Hie
.HUM-
belief
HM
CilllOll
Keen,
though
In-
did
uol
cpre
kikiIi
ilcMnile
conclusion.
Mr.
Osgood,
when
he
viitd
1
1'---
island
hi
I
'.mi
bairn-
"Tim
"i.
so
in
Moiling
the
isUndR
I)-
No
Natural
Enemies
of
IIh-
lemai
kiible
tlieory,
I
hat
llu-i
e
i
H
(Mvrei
roul
from,
near
llio
point
meiiliitucd
lo
Hie
Milhei-n
i
-.
i
idion
of
a
i-nrilmu
from
Ihe
wid
of
lli.
ilaml
dial
i
neither
'.Mi.-i-n
i.uhjIoII,.
l-land
w,
I
o
known
l.
ibe
Ifaidak
or
while:
"a"
li-lieulily
ititn-Mtt
iui
The
great
diffieuUy
in
regard
'
1
1
1
it
ill
inar
mriirinutinn
in
muni
!
Iii
llivaii
Lnesday.
December
31.
IGH.
THE
DAILY
XEWS
PTP
FTVT
IEW
YEAR'S
Clearance
SALE
fALt
POULTRY
AT
RE
DUCE."
rniuto
r
.....
i
ui.i.
ii.
9n
";?:n
',.4'
.
e.vv
y
j
Table
Uiii-im.
Oi
'
20c
nCr
II).
25C
,la:n.
"'
75c
Everything
In
the
storo
at
nock
bottom
prices.
Stocktaking
January
1.
:armers
Market
P'.dSe
lUVu'
i
H
Caribou
Exist
on
Islands
and
Still
Can
Be
Eb
Methods
of
Hy
Harrison
1
J0.
id
if
and
lli
lualily
of
the
"Degenerates"
a
Mr.
Kcrmode
terms
them.
I
lmp
(he
government
will
lake
steps
at
once
lo
insure
Hint
the
few
remaining
animals
(according
lo
.Mr.
Kerrnnde's
opinion,
do
nol
become
extinct.
I
may
just
add
(he
evidence
of
)r.
Mil.
of
Hip
fieolngical
Survey
Department,
Ollnwn,
regarding
I
lif
animals.
In
hi
report
In
stales,
"during
our
boat
journey
along
the
north
shore
of
Virago
Sound
several
forms
like
deer
were
observed
feeding
along
Hie
bench.
II
supposed
nl
the
lime
dial
these
nifgbt
be
wild
rallle,
but
ai
Hie
herd
of
these
then
he.,.,,,
u-i.i,.
i.vi
m.
'
a
'
Kr'ow"
"oiirine.
"",
,',r'a
nf
M".
"'
ofj,n
walerly
curve
being
In
sight
ll.e
wet
e.oal.
but
llre
were
'raro
n,
"w
'
r;-
i,,i,I..
i.
,i...
.
-ported
from
thi
iiart
of
Ihe
eaiiH-ci
him
in
adxanre
a
mo-.
ilaiif,
it
ii
ipiiip
pn!ilile
that'
the
auininU
een
may
liavn
been
deer.
Our
boat
was
a),
the
time
too
far
from
land
It'
delennliie
Ilii
point
definilefv'"
1
have
no
donbl
bill
that
the
"several
forms
lfkr
deer"
whieh
they
saw
were
in
reality
a
number
of
caribou
quietly
grazing.
I-
lis
flisleuee.
I
.iri,l
fln.l
nn'nnl
).w.n
......
i
iM
.."
,
'
WUan
.Nole;
Til
In
is
Hie
fifth
-
,
however,
thai
nallvejseeing
thai
Ihey
l,J
prac.
it,My
,
a
''!,
a,i1e,l,"
",n
!0ieen
P.lMr
e
Islands
Mr.
by
ariboii
ever
ex.sle.l
-3aw
nf
II...
wl.,.l.
,.f
uu.i.
the
i-lHinls.'
H'lrri'"",
"l
wi"
Wr
Il,..rnn
iT,uUf
IbeinseUi..
-nd
no
wdve
or
,
..mpie
wiiy
he
never
saw
lhem.iolhr
ferocious
animals
lo
de-1
'
Mr.
OsfoiKl
n.-ver
vUiled
tMe,troy
thenu
I
acn
not
partirti-:
PTriifinT
part
of
lirahim
Island
where
Ihejlarly
aeiiminp.l
Willi
(he
naturalj
olhWAKI
i
iiiiimui
n.Hin
and
have
their
j
charaeteristirs
of
the
caribou.'1
itenc.
Ilii.i
u.
Klne
north
asbul
In
my
opinion
they
hae
had,
jP
and
,
Mrs.
V.
II.
Tolin
of
.nr
.
nn
n.sirici
oi
...en
in
ainpie
lime
to
iiuilliply
ahd
t.e
King
I.vvard
Ilolel
len
onl
ww
n
mm.irens.
ihursday
last
f..r
a
visit
with
llimever.
all
the
contentions
In
raivi.s
in
the
stale
or
Wash-'
regard
to
their
actual
existence
jjupion.
In
Sealile
they
will
meei
were
set
at
rest
fifleMi
years
ago.!
(!,.jr
(ieorge
who
will
be
oni
"'
""''
'wo
uaiilas.
1
1
en
ry
vacation
from
college
in
LnceyJ
White
ami
Matthew
Yeomans,
rS(
r,Jin
expwts
lo
be
away
killed
three
in
the
N'aden
liar-
for
three
months
hut
Mr.
Tolin
i
bor
district.
Item
aware
that
mav
i-.-iiirn
:irl
inl
ine
irovernmenl
hail
It.-.-n
anxious!
!
In
obtain
onie
siecimen.
Iheyj
contract
has
been
let
to'
skinned
the
animals
in
a
very
vi,.
fonipkiiis,
Albert
(iirNoni
rriide
and
primilhe
fashion
and
an,
.John
Kranlz
tnr
i-onl
inning
;
!ent
Hie
hides
and
Hie
bones
no
n
u,
Silverado
i
down
to
the
curator
of
the
Pro-
a0ier
Juu
frd.
'Hie
conlracll
vlncial
Museum.
Owing
lo
the
fr
ion
feel
ju!
wmneled
gives!
iinskilfull
dressing
and
prepar-
a
total
lateral
depth
in
Ihe
Inn-'
ing
of
Hiene
animals
Ihe
curator
M
nf
3fi.
feet.
j
did
not
eriire
all
thai
was
re-
(
-
I
auired
for
first
-ciass
mounts,
An
(tijtOari
has
fefl
for
aj
but
be
has
done
his
best
with
visit
to
California,
what
he
received,
and
one
of
the,
gueen
I
.Harlot
I
c
Island
enrihou
nn,
lilrb.
school
teacher
at
is
now
on
view
to
the
general
.nyox,
i
.visiting
here
Willi
Mrs.
public
Ml
the
Museum.
Vieloria.
!
,
Young.
,'ow
il
is
ilfintUil'
establish-
'
e.1
that
there
is
such
an
animkir
j
iawf.r.l
has
converted
as
Ihe
gueen
Ohaiinlle
enribotf,
Pj
ruri
into
a
skaliinr
but
for
many
years
pal
this
rjnk
.(
:
flM,.
f
j,.,.,
beast
wa
more
or
le
a
mystic.
.
.
-
..
There
i
no
doubt,
Mr.
Kermode,
'
CMITUEPQ
Ihe
curator
of
the
Provincial
omllnLnj
Museum
stales.
Ihal
"the
caribou
on
these
islands
are
aloWl
ex-
.1.
Iloberts.
who
has
been
terminated,
a
in
the
natural
spending
a
few
day
with
Ins
cour.e
of
events
Ihey
will
die
family
here
in
town,
relumed
lo
out."
I
do
not
agtve
with
Mr.
1'rince
Oeorre
on
Sunday
lo
KernnMle,
if
there
are
caribou
asain
lake
up
hi
dulies
in
the
.till
exi-ting
on
these
island
and
C.N.It.
otlieo
at
that
point.
I
have
nol
the
leal
dmibl
that
Ihey
do
exist,
they
ought
to
be
nonstable
I'.
Oarr
of
ltiirns
well
nrolected
and
fresh
blood
Lake
made
a
short
Visit
to!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Parker,
who
have
been
the
gnosis
nf
tins
laller's
parents,
Mr.
nnd
.Mrs.
J.
S.
(iray
for
several
weeks,
ro-luine.l
to
their
home
nl
Jasper
on
Tuesday.
.1.
V..
Nixon
of
(business
visitor
Monday.
Arthur
Skelhorne
nf
Prince
Huperl
has
been
spending
a
few
days
in
Smilliers
and
Ibe
dis-
Hev.
I.
II.
Wnrr
of
I'opley
i
spent
Ihe.
Christmas
s
Campbell.
season
in'
VANDERHOOF
Hert
MrC.nrkell
nnd
lils
family
have
gone
tip
to
Stuart
Lake
to
reside.
Mrs
Pamne
has
left
for
Victoria
where
she
will
spend
dm
rel.iainder
of
the
winter.
Although,
the
w-eallMM
was
ex-trcmyly
cold,
a
goodly
number
of
Mi-
Is
your
wife
wiser
than
you?
IF
YOU
read
only
the
stock
and
sporting
pages,
and
your
wife
is
like
other
women,
she
is
wiser
thr
n
you.
She
reads
the
shopping
news'.
She
likes
to
hear
you
jingle
money
in
your
pockets.
She
likes
to
stretch
money
to
the
limit,
so
she
won
t
have
to
ask
for
more.
She
likes
to
shop
strategically.
Know
what
she
does.
Comfortablv
at
home
in
a
cushiony
armchair,
she
scans
advertising
columns.
She
compares,
judges
and
selects
the
goods
she
desires;
maps
her
route;
with
least
effort
and
minimum
time,
goes
direct
to
the
planned
store
and
buys.
She
obtains
what
she
wants
at
the
lowest
price
it
is
offered.
She
is
certain
of
full
satisfaction,
for
she
knows
advertised
goods
live
up
to
their
claims.
She
saves
time
and
steps,
and
returns
sufficiently
alert
to
enjoy
new
advertisements
and
to
prepare
you
an
appetizing
dinner.
These
advertisements
are
written
for
your
benefit
too.
Read
them.
Help
her
help
you
save.
parent.
and
children
turned
out
to..
Ihe
..Community
Cliri.hua
tree
held
in
the
(nil.
lie
hall.
imp.
:
led
from
Ihe
nfainland.
as
Smither,
coming
in
on
Salurdayj
yr
alll
jj-
(jeorge
Onlram
il
will
be
a
greal
pity
to
allow
night
and
reluming
Sunday
Worc
Jhe
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mr
them
lo
disappear
entirely.
.morning.
Mr.
.1.
W.
II.
Day
during
the
Still
to
be
Found
i
:
:
IChristina
festivities.
Personally
I
believe
that
if
pv.
M.
V.
l.ees
nf
Ihe
Union.
lhce
animals
were
limited
for
fJlirvli
held
a
special
service
in;
a
muuber
of
homes
in
Ihej
properly
very
many
would
still
l'ow
"
"lla'
cven-'(nwn
alll
,istrict
splendid
din-be
found,
as
I
do
uol
see
any
in
which
was
well
aHcmled..,
nir
hariics
wcr-gicu
on
(Uirist-reaon
wbv
thev
should
have
so
I'0e
turning
out
being
treated
n1a?,
)riy.
rapblly
died
out",
a
when
I
last
'
an
interesting
ad.lies.
Thej
limiteil
for
tJiem
.1
saw
innumer
subject
.was
appropriate
for
lhii
p,,0
Hasmussou
and
I.uke
nMV
trcle.
Imlh
o
yld
and
season
f
lluvyear.
,
.Norman,
of.
llulchef:
flal.
and!
yimihg:
v
'
The
government
arol
:
'
'
"
!
Mud
river
districts,
are
spending
locking
the
island
with
deer.
Mr-
nn,l
Mr-
niilh
who
spent
a
row
,liys
(
,',wu
0n
business.
wbv
then
not
bring
nver
a
few
r.hrislnias
season
in
town
ai
iboii
from
Ihe
mainland,
and
wilh
n'"
'
parents,
Mr.
and
Mis
II.
llrnok,
teacher
at
Ibe
Hier.-bv
i
".,..
ihe
iueeding
M"-
,l-
Allen,
relurned
to,
pPaPiedale
public
school,
is
i
Iheir
home
at
Uk
on
Suadny.
Upending
Ibe
Yulelide
season
in
Gifts
THOR
JOHNSON'S
SECOND
A
VENUE
Agent
for
"Society
Brand"
Clothes
Genuine
Clearance
Sale
IS
STILL'ON
Buying
advertised
products
is
a
bond
investment
not
a
stock
speculation
'I
own
the
guest
of
Miss
Sadie
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Marion
Ilanna,
Sinitbers;.
Mrs.
!'.
T.
Hos.
Terrace:
P.
I'opley
was
u
u0s
Kdinonton;
I..
II.
Morton.
Ill
town
0U,.i,.n
i;,v,.rci.:
.1.
Morse
Hall
nnd
son,
Terrace;
Frank
I).
Hire,
Alice
Arm.
Central
P.
II.
Horner,
tleorge
II.
Wal-
sliaw.
W.
Craig.
S.
Yarniish
and
Iricl
in
connection
wflli
business
Humbling,
C.N.U.
inieresis.
Advertiso
in
the
Haily
News.
ISmilhers
Ibe
guest
of
Hev.
and'
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Mrs.
M.
W.
I.ees.
Thursday,
January
1
High
...
fi:ir
a.m.
tH.G
ft.
i
U
:0
1
p.m.
lO.ti
"
Low
I2:l
p.m.
7.7
"
Friday,
January
2
High
7:t
a.m.
1
8.3
ft.
S0:I8
p.m.
15.7
"
Low
0:55
a.m.
fi.5
"
1.1:59
p.m.
7.8
"
Saturday,
January
3
High
8:5
a.m.
18.5
"
21:31
p.m.
15:1
"
Low
1:5!'
a.m.
7
7
11
15:1
p.m.
7.3
"
J.!
ft.
''.if
!
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-
Mohair
Chesterfields
Racli
suite
comprises
5
fool
inside
measurement
tllipsterfield,
one
arm
chair
and
one
wing
arm
chair.
Hacks
nml
o
nis
of
each
piece
are
i
iivered
-
in
rich
roynl
blue
or
Inbareo
brown
mohair
Mitr.liall
spring
cushion,
in
lie.-tiiliful
figiin-d
moliair
or
tapestry.
'c
have
five
of
these
suites
on
display
at
$247.50
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street
Phone
123
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englnuers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3S&
9
I
.
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mi