'i'hurooiiy.
Itirnir
1.
lV4-t.
(JHRISTMAS
GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
THE
KIDDIES
j.
GIVE
GIFTS
THAT
LAST
QENDRON
"DISCO"
WAGON
Painted
bright
canary
ylnv,
(nrniiiwl
in
black;
equipped
villi
luill-brtarlhg
dic
wheel
rub.'
lr
Urd.
(iPiUlron
"lhou"
Wagon
painted
bright
rd,
trimmed
in
black;
wise
siime
a
above.
'
Thrw
-popular
if:
long
mill
12"
wide
$0.30
!U'
long
;iinl
wide
$7.00
H"
long
'""I
!""
wide
$7.05
v
PHONE
123
MADE
GOOD
MONEY
RAISING
WHEAT
IN
RED
RACER
WAGON
Varnished
wllh
ml
trimmings
anil
equipped
with
largo
hall-henrlng
Mcel
disc
wheels
rubber
lired;
M"
lung
anil
US"
wide
$10.80
GENDRON
STEEL
SCOOTER3
Kraino
p.-iirif
fit
Mm-
with
ball-bearing
lcel
disc
wheels
canary
yellow
$5.00
THE
GENUINE
"KIDDIE
KAR"
H
size-,
at
special
prices
$4.00,
$4.50
and
$5.50
arrie's
Home
Furnishings
there,
are.
fit
people.
Tim
year
I
they
rnied
tfi.nnn
huheW
nf
.wheat
which
was
valueil
around
1V
111
If)
HUTTERITES
COLONYj
A
few
years
ago
a
section
of
-
-
xecedetl
and
jllie
colony
whs
Indians
also
Make
Big
Money
on
awarded
t.000
acres
hy
the
court.
'
Prairies
at
Farming
j
There
are
now
fifteen
jterwuis
in
jlhi
colony
and
Hit
year's
crop
LKTHHIlllMiK.
Alia..
!.
.
yield
reached
I'J.OOU
buheU
of
4iui
-.ui
aolhir.
fur
every
wheal
valued
ahoul
I
K.fMMi.
k-
W
II..
i
ii
and
chilil
i
Hiflji'ldei
IIhh
revenue
Ihey
have
all
,..
..Mine.i
from
this
yenrsjlheir
other
g'lins
livclo'.k
and
.i..p
m
die
Haley
colony
jgarden
produce.
."nv.
(
In
the
Canllon
di'lricl
nmillier
..inny
owns
a
Iract
nf!lory
f
wonderful
sueeei
is
re-.M-niitf
approximately
5.-,
vealed.
In
the
IMimmI
reserves,
In
the
enlony
prrxriir
Indians
this
year
liave
raided
3RD
AYE.
AND
1ST
ST.
ahiiut
J.'.O.OdO
bushel
of
wheat.
Their
crop
hat
been
conservatively
valuid
at
$.150,000.
The
I'Jft
crop
is
bringing
the
In-liaus
mor
prosperity
than
they
have
ever
know
hefore.
Trpaty
money
doe
not
mean
a
gicut
deal
In
I
hem
in
comparison
to
the
p'lifilahln
income
front
Oiir
lands.
(i.
A.
MrNicholl
and
Reginald
pieaumont,
who.
are
lierc
on
the
jc.N.lt.
business
in
connection
with
the
winding
up
of
I
lie
ye.jr,
evpeel
to
return
south
In
Van-comer
on
the
Prince
Hupert
tomorrow
morning-
FREE
DELIVERY
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
Old
Reliable
INTRODUCED
to
British
Columbia's
pioneers
thirty-five
years
ago
still
a
hot
favorite
with
those
who
know
and
appreciate
real
good
becr.
You
can
always
depend
upon
"Cascade"
it
is
brewed
and
bottled
in
a
brewery
renowned
for
cleanly,
scientific
methods.
Why
be
satisfied
with
any
but
the
.
.
at
ill
best
when'
"
Cascade
costs
no
morcr
Insist
on
"Cascade"
the
BETTER
BEEP
"Cascade"
quality
Is
sealed
In
for
you
by
this
crown.
See
that
you
get
It
on
every
bottle
of
beer
you
buy.
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
flovcnuiicut
of
Ilritislr
Columhifi,
TUT.
DAILY
NEWS
PiT
THREE
Local
and
Personal
Ji.C.
Undertakers,
phone
4
J.
Hayners,
Undertakers,
Phone
351
You'll
like
our
coall
Consum
ers
Coal
Co,
Phone
7.
tf
V.
K,
Williams
returned
from
Surf
Inlet.
Thn
popular
drink-"fiUPRr:MK'
UifTee.
Save
the
coupons.
If
Scandinavian
Dance,
Melropole
Hall,
Friday
at
.
i.m.
(lentle-meii
75c.
Ladies
frpe.
286
Sons
of
England.
Regular
meeting
to-morrow
night.
Election
of
ntllcers.
Once
more
we
can
sunnly
the
famous
KiNon
coal
in
any
quantities.
Phone
58.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
if
tl50.no
in
prizes,
fiuess
how
long
the
candle
will
hum.
Contest
clones
December
20
when
candle
will
he
lit.
Deposit
your
'
coupons'
iuM.
Elks'
Christmas
Cheer.
"
f
T.
J.
Slienlon,
inspector
of
mines,
in
sailing
tomorrow
morn-ins
nn
lln
Prince
Ituperl
for
Vancouver
on
oflicial
busine.
Do
your
Christmas
shonnim:
at
the
Itehekah
Haiaar,
St.
Andrew's
Itooms,
December
6
from
3
to
IS.
28(1
W.
F.
Ileak,
who
arrived
earlv
in
the
week
from
Edmonton,
is
sailing
tomorrow
morning
on
the
I'rtnre
Hupert
for
Vancouver.
N.
L.
Landn,
formerly
in
business
here
and
now
engaged
jn
Hie
fur
trade
with
headquarter
at
Vancouver,
arrived
from
t(ie
soutli
on
the
Prince
Hupert
yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs.
Morte
Craig
returned
home
on
Die
Prince
Ruperet
yesterday
afternoon
after
having
spent
the
pa
month
visiting
in
Victoria,
and
other
southern
cities.
.-r-i
W.
McLeod
and
It.
Fteid.
who
have
een
Heine
fishing
down
Ihe
coast
during
the
summer,
relumed
from
Vancouver
on
lie
Prince
Hupert
yesterday
after
noon
and
expect
to
spend
the
winter
here.
I
am
asked
to
vacate
Immediately
to
make
way
for
new
developments
on
the
waterfront.
Selling
out
complete
stock;
dimension
and
double
dressed
lumber,
doors,
windows,
mould
Ings,
glass,
shingles,
veneers,
etc
reasonable
offer
refused.
Shockley's
Planing
Mills,
Cow
Bay.
M.
J.
McNeil,
formerly
of
(his
city,
who
has
Jieen
at
Puwell
Hiver
for
several
mouths,
has
been
in
Vancouver
recently.
He
intends
to
return
to
Powell
River
for
a
brief
lay
and
then
proceed
to
California
where
Mrs.
McNeil
and
daughter
have
been
fu
over
a
year.
The
lighthouse
lender
Newing-lon,
Capl.
II.
Ormistnn,
has
returned
to
p'gular
duty
out
of
the
Dippy
Island
marine
station
af
ter
having
been
stationed
for
Ihe
past
few
weeks
out
of
Victoria
while
Ihe
Kstevau
was
In
the
north
doing
heavy
work.
The
Anwlngton
came
in
from
Via
loria
Tuesday
morning
and
thn
Julevan
returned
louih,
some
time
ago.
WIRELESS
REPORT
I
a.m,
DiqilY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
calm,
barometer,
29.70;
temperature,
7;
sea
smooth;
a
a.nt.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
abeam
Lucy
Island,
northbound,
DEAD
TRKK
POINT.
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
20.64;
temperature,
32;
sea
smooth.
HULL
HAIinOR-Oloudy,
calm;
oaromeier,
i"j:fl;
temperature.
t
sea
smooth;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
fjrilTro
;towing
barge
Oranby,
Anyox
for
Vancouver,
.'.ii
miles
rrom
Vancouver,
Noon
DinitY
JBLAND.
Cloudy,
calm,
oaromeier
.'".70;
emperlure,
r-;
sea
smooth.
DF.AD
TRKK
POINT.
Cloudy,
culm;
baroheer,
2fl:fi5;
tomper-
tnirr,
tl;
sea
smoolh,
HUM,
UA1UIOR.
Overcast
.light
southwest
wind;
barometer
29.58;
temperature,
swell,
EIDERDOWNS
A
length
of
these
make
a
cosy
Warm
Kimnna
or
Dressing
flown
patterns
.Mlilahle
for
ladies
or
gentlemen
a
full
72
inches
wide.
PER
YARD
J2.50
West
of
England
Store
SMITH
BLOCK.
Tommy
Fraser
and
Jimmy
Richmond,
who
have
been
souih
on
a
vacation
trip,
returned
to
the
city
on
I
lie
steamer
Pruu-i?
Hupert
yesterday
afternoon.
ANDERSON
MAY
BE
REARRESTED
Vancouvee
Lawyer
Not
Out
of
the
Woods
Yet
as
Far
as
Relations
with
U.S.
Ooncerned
VANCOUVF.il,
Dec.
I.
If
F.
H.
Anderson,
barrister,
returns
to
San
Francisco
he
can
be
re-ar-
reled
and
his
hail
set
at
$50,000.
Anderson
recently
returned
to
Vancouver
following
his
arrest
in
San
Francisco
on
a
charge
of
violating
the
Volstead
Act.
His
hail
of
0.000
was
estreated
Mr.
Anderson
was
adviseil
of
lliee
fads
hy
his
attorney
to-
lay.
UON
HUNTER
DIED:
SHOT
258
ANIMALS
Went
to
South
Africa
Seventenn
Years
Ago
to
Rid
Country
of
Beasts
CAPKTOWN,
Dec.
4.
"Yaht
Allen,
the
terror
of
South
African
lions,
has
died
here
hut
only
after
he
accounted
for
258
of
the
beasts.
Allen,
who
was
a
native
of
Texas,
came
lo
South
Africa
17
years
ago
to
rid
the
Drilish
South
African
Company's
ranches
of
lions.
So
well
did
he
do
his
work
that
for
thn
last
ten
year
lions
in
I
lie
company's
district
became,
about
as
abundant
as
bison
on
the
American
prairie,
and
he
eventually
cut
himself
out
of
a
Job.
His
bag
of
lions
isa
record,
even
for
South
Africa.
Allen's
description
of
a
lion
was
that
it
was
nothing
more
than
a
big
hw,
and
that
it
was
safest
not
lu
oen
fire
uulil
the
animal
was
within
20
yards
of
the
Km.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
i
Rebekab
Haiaar,
St.
Rooms,
December
0.
Andrew's
Methodist
Church
Haiaar,
Dec
ember
M-
MEN
ARE
MORE
SHORT
TEMPERED
THAN
WOMEN
Is
it
so,
or
is
it
not
so?
Some
men
naturally
will
dispute
the
llemenl,
but
these
same
men
should
"recollect
the
times
they
havo
lost
their
tempers
when
Ihey
lit
the
firejn
the
morning
Waterman
and
Wahl
Pens
We
can
suit
any
taste
in
a
fourth
ir
pen
this
Christmas.
The
plain,
self-filled,
with
clip.
$2.73
in
finite
and
medium
points.
A
litUe
larger
ami
heavier
at
$4.25,
$5.25,
$0.25
Oold
bands
and
clips,
$3.50,
$4.50,
$0.50
Solid
liK
gold
bands
and
clips
.
.
$12.00
to
$15.00
fiold
cased
all
over,
$'1.00
up
We
also
have
them
in
velvet
cases
with
pencil
to
match.
Our
prices
are
the
same
as
advertised
everywhere
and
we
will
exchange
until
yon
get
one
lo
suit
your
hand.
Look
over
our
splendid
stork.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
JEWELLERS
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
LIST
IS
FULL
OF
PROBLEMS
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
MEN
50
Pairs
High
Grade
Shoes.
Broken
Lines
or
"INVICTUS"
LECKIE,
TETRAULT
and
ROYAL.
Values
to
$11.00.
SPECIAL
$6.85
50
Pairs
Ladies'
ONYX
Pumps,
Strap
Pumps
and
Oxfords.
Value
to
$10.50.
SPECIAL
$7.85
Phone
357.
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to
give,
where
to
buy,
and
how
to
make
your
allowance
cover
your
list.
Step
in
today
or
phone
for
a
copy
of
GIFTS-
This
beautifully
illustrated
book,
filled
with
welcome
suggestions,
will
solve
every
perplexing
problem
and
point
the
way
to
satisfaction
with
economy.
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FREE
You'll
be
glad
to
have
IL"
ORMES
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a
a
a
w
a
as
s
m
ri
m
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i
a
3
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
y
2
Third
Ave.
&
Sixth
St,
Phones
82
and
200
5
J!
ti
lit
ixj
as
bi
nia.!
terns
axam:
a?
bUKIBsbici'Kj
ms
a
iKimxaxvi
bib.?,
a
!
QUARREL
ON
DOCTRINE
"ST
T,
.
WHEN
WORLD
IS
SlCK
;.r"-
"'
Old
Presbyterian
Divines
Rebuked
by
Young
Man
Entering
Ministry
"i
want
to
confess
to
you
men
here
that
I
am
disappointed,
"he
said.
"I
came
to
this
group
to
find
you
not
imbued
with
the
importance
of
the
(roubles
of
a
NEW
VORK,
Deo
4.
(Ry'
sickening
world
but
in
contro-Canadian
Press).
A
student,!
versy
over
doctrinal
and
ecclnsi-
fresh
from
a
theoogieal
semin-lastical
matters.
It
chilled
some
ary,
.an
applicant
for
admission
lo
Ihe
New
York
Presbytery
of
thing
warm
and
fine
within
me.
in
iy
nannlA
At?
amwVi
a
sa
n
ia
and
t
went
out,
leaving
them
to
the
Presbyterian
Church,
re-hookinir
to
men
such
as
you
for
do
the
whole
thing
over
again.
jcently
rebuked
the
members
of
j
help;
they
are
hungry
for
light
t'ortunatety
this
trouble
can
the
preshytery
as
they
sat
in
ses-
and
they
are
finding
you
involved
easily
be
eliminated.
Coal
is
be-
Si0n
t0
consider
his
application.!
in
conlroversy.
You
are
arguing
ing
sold
today
which
can
bo
ig-
-rhp
cause
of
the
rehuke
was
ai
about
doctrine,
when
there
faces
mien
irom
paper
ronea
into
rcvival
of
the
dispute
between
the
balls.
A
good
fire
Is
going
in
a
Fundamentalists
an
dthe.
Mod-
few
minutes
and
breakfast
is
ernfsts,
which
arose
when
the
ready
in
no
lime.
This
coal
is
Ihe
famous
Na-naimo-Wellrglon,
sold
only
by
Albert
d
MeCalTery.
Every
pound
er
heat
and
better
service.
These
are
some
of
the
reasons
for
so
many
repeal
orders.
Ite
ono
of
applicant.
Rev,
C.
O.
Fuller,
re
fused
lo
affirm
bis
belief
in
the
Virgin
birth.
Th
young
minister
had
been
of
it
double
screened
no
rock
or,
questioned
at
length
before
the
snaic,
no
stack
.-.tut
very
little;
mo
members
of
4
he
Presbytery,
ash.
U
lasts
longer,
gives
great-
All
the
questioner
were
men
well
along
In
life,
with,
years
of
service,
behind
hem,.
Wben
Rev.
Fuller
refused
to
affirm
his
be
the,
many
wise,
people.
Do
as
they,
lief.
thee
ministers
quarreled
no
by
ordering
nothing
but
rsa-Bnmnn
themselves.
When
the
naimo-Wellington
coal.
Prompt'
ilisnute
had
been
uuleted
he
ask-
41;
light
and
civil
service.
Remember
the
Pj
permission
to
sneak.
Th
phone
numbers
are
ttC
and
561.
Moderator.
Dr
Howard
Duffield,
you
the
sores
of
the
world
lo
heal.
I
thanfc
you.
Immediately
he
concluded,
the
young
minister
lett.
He
was
applauded
and
Ihe
Presbytery,
go.
ing
Into
executive
session,
ae-cepled
htm
by
a
votc.of
69
to
23.
Clay
Porter,
who
is
in
charge
of
development
work
on
the
Porter-Idaho
mining
property
on
the
Marmot
River,
parsed
llirouah
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon
returning
north
after
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
The
Porter-Idaho
property
is
lo
lie
Incorporated.
H
Y