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Daily
News
The
Man
in
the
Moon
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ItUl'KIlT
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IIIUTISH
COLUMBIA
.AYS:-
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Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
JI.
P.
PULLEN.
Managing
Editor,
Advertlslng
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
Contract
Rales
on
Application.
0
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
York.
..V.,
will
ajiily
Tor
a
llrenre
lo
take
aud
a
Jo
eultlr
feel
per
aacwvl
of
water
out
Mr
wann
River,
whirh
flows
Westerly
and
drams
Mlo
Taku
Ann
about
two
aud
a
hair
iU
outh
or
Engineer
Mine.
The
waler
will
be
U
retted
from
uie
Mit-ani
ai
a
point
itioui
one
mile
op-Mr.
am
from
Taku
Arm.
and
will
lie
ued
for
iiower
piirpofw
upon
the
Brialiww
Mine."
denrrlDed
a
Eleven
Crown-granted
Mineral
Claims.
nrvej'ed
a
Loin
No.
I,
SO.
I,
S07.
ir.
9tl.
(!7;
8;
70;
7.
and
itt.t
Group
I.
i.aMlar
PKlrtet.
This
noilre
waf
rt-d
on
trie
around
on
the
sth
day
of
June.
an.
ctvy
or
Ihi
notlee
and
an
application
pnrsuant
tln
rcu,
and
to
the
-Water
Art.
H,"
will
lie
filed
in
the
office
of
the
Waler
Recorder
l
Allln.
B.C.
Objeetlon
to
the
application
may
be
med
with
the
raid
Waler.
Hi-cfieder
or
wllh
the
Comptroller
or
Water
Htarht.
Parliament
Buildlnri.
Jictorla.
B.r..
wiihln
thirty
dav
arter
the
first
aiipearanre
or
Ibta
notlee
In
a
local
newspaper
Tlie
dale
or
the
fu-it
ntih-lttt!'n
"'
n",,r
'
Oclcner
Oth.
r.r.lM!F.B
OOl.D
MIXES.
IJMITED.
INC.,
Applicant.
By
Andrew
Srrud.
a
rent
TENDERS
WANTED
I
Sealed
Tenders
addreued
to
th
under-mnel
and
ei
lorsi-d
for
Um
'
Onuiroction
an.
I
Ktiiipiineiit
.rf
one
(
I
i
Forty
riM,t
Motor
UujicIi
will
be
received
up
to
o.
".venilertb,
0f.
Flan.",
tpeelflratlon
ami
form
of
tendet
98
80
DAILY
KDITIO.N
jjuin
Monday,
December
t.
192
1.
0
Canada,
our
heritage,
our
Jove,
Thv
worth
we
praize
all
other
lands
above.
Frim
sea
to
ea,
throughout
thy
length,
From
iKde
to
borderland.
At
Britain's
side,
what
e'er
betide,
1
iifliiK-Jiinpiy
we'll
stand.
Willi
heart
we
siug,
"Cod
Save
the
King,"
Guide
thou
the
Empire
wide,
do
we
implore,
And
prosper
Canada
from
shore
to
shore.
O
Canada,
our
home
our
native
land,
True
Patriot
Love
thou
dost
in
us
command.
We
see
thee
rising
fair
dear
land,
The
true
north
strong
and
free,
.,
.'.
And
stand
on
guard,
O
Canada
We
stand
on
guard
for
thee.
()
Canada!
O
Canada!
0
Canada,
we
stand
on
guard
for
thee
0
Canada
we
stnnd'on
guard
for
thee.
LAND
A
ITT.
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Lend
Dltkt.
SMITHERS
:
-....
Z"nl
r'iouT.r::,,
,,...
I
The
Anglican
Church
Bazaar
SU-w-it.
B.r.
.m.
upatlon
ritrinaa.
In-j
has
been
nosliioiieil
lo
'edne
immIs
to
ajfly
rr
pertnissiuit
lo
leae
th
rdiowinr
(!--rib-d
lands:
ucuniicuiir
a'jday,
Deei'lllber
3,
this
liai-ee
Va.HM-n
IxIuhI.
and
them
i
chain
to
low
done
as
a
mark
of
respect
10
the
ali-r
mark:
ini-iire
roUowina;
low
water
iip
,alr
Mrs
,r
Iliinkinson
""""'"
mark
in
a
northwesterly
direction
I
du-
'
taix-e
of
Do
chain
(t
mile.':
thent-e
writ-frlv
r.
rhaitiii-
ihi-ni-e
nnthrtv
MO
rhalns
(i
nn-i
to
post
of
rouniTnt
an.i
Word
was
received
.in
town
on
1
"'"MMcVnt.
Thursday
morning
Ij.at
Mrs.
st-
.eo.en,n,r.
m4Pe,et
"w'
Earner,
sr.,
h
ad
died
Ihe
.lay
pre-
viotis.
L.
B.
Warner,
who
left
.
I
for
his
old
home
on
having
re-
notice
of
cancellation
or
RESERVEreived
the
news
of
her
illness,
MiTlCE
Is
UF.HEBV
(II
VEX
Ifcal
the
reserve
rovertnr
Low
Afrtc
to
Sf,
li-rlmive.
ftanav
(,
i:oai
Ustrirt,
U
ean-relled.
OtSft.
R.
XADKN.
Deputy
Minister
or
Mods.
Department
of
Land.
VK
tnrta.
B.r...
November
1
9
la,
WATER
NOTICE
(Dlmaion
and
Ua)
TAKE'
NOTICE
thai
Andrew
Soalad,
Aiii
for
Knrlueer
Gold
Hlne
Ltd,
Inc.,
whose
addr9
Is
H48I20
Bruadwav.
.New
would
not
have
arrived
there
until
the
following
day.
Two
oilier
sons
are!
in
"this
district.
Clifford
at
Smithers
and
Kenneth
at
Francois
lake.
Mrs.
DeYoin,
sr.
met
willi
an
unfortunate
accident
on
Thurs
day
when
she
fell
and
broke
two
of
Ihe
bones
in
her
ankle.
Philip
Hoskins
who
recently
UDderweiil
an
operation
at
the
local
hospjlal,
is
jww
well
on
the
way
lo
recovery
and
returned
In
Ihe
'home
(if
his
parents
on
Sat
urday.
The
fiazely
home
on
Main
St,
was
the
scene
of
a
joyous
parly
on
Saturday
evening,
the
event
lieintr
the
celebration
of
the
eleventh
birthday
of
their
daugh
ter
Alice.
A
number
of
Alice's
girl
friends
were
the
guests
and
Ihe
young
folks
had
a
very
merry
lime
playing
games.
MONTREAL
OPENS
NEW
ARTIFICIAL
ICE
RINK
BY
DEFEATING
TORONTO
MONTREAL.
Dec.
I
-
Mnnlrea1
Canadiens
easily
defeated
Tornn-
!H.'
ouuilaed
M
the
offjeet
or
the.ln
SI.
Palrieks
seven
iroaU
In
one
I4lef
l-oreater.
Victoria.
Ihe
Dlatncl
For-e-ler.
(.ourt
lou--.
Vancouver,
and
Ih-lllrl.t
lore-let,
prltn-e
Huperl.
vn
d
pom;
r
f
),:,,
wln.i,
will
l
refynde..
""J.
.r,Ii'
r
l'1("
eno
Keririeatkn
Tlie
lowest
or
any
tender
not
netet-tarilj
areeoled.
C.
R
Yinrt
iiefjmv
ni'iKter
of
u
jn
the
gam
wjiich
marked
the
opening
of
Mont
real's
million
dollar
artifieial
lee
rink.
The
galleriesi
were
packed
to
Ihejr
'and.'!'1''"'
wi,n
9-0o
enlliUAlaAUi
THE
CHRISTMAS
BOATS
TO
ENGLAND
"Andania"
from
Halifax,
Dec.
8,
followed
by
The
Wonderful
Cunarder
CARMANIA
(20,000
Tons)
Due
to
Sail
from
Halifax
To
Liverpool
Calling
at
Queenstown
'
J
DECEMBER
14
Due
Liverpool
about
Dec.
21st
Make
your
Reservations
early
through
Local
Agent
or
CUNAFTD
STEAMSHIP
CO.
LIMITED.
G22
Hastings
St.
West,
Vancouver
TIIF.MF.
musl
W
something
pood
about
Liberalism
else
why
should
the
Tories
borrow
I
tie
name.
JtAUMT
fur
becomes
sealskin
and
Ihe
flesh
becomes
chicken
pie,
AVhal
other
creature
is
as
useful
as
the
bunny?
DAYS
are
getting
short
and
rash
.will
soon.be
shorter.
IF
all
the
money
spent
in
circulars
to
ihe
press
on
the
church
union
or
anli-union
cause
weru
used
in
some
really
pood
fiause,
Ihe
world
would
be
beUer
instead
of
being
made
unpleasant
with!
recriminations
of
those
who
should
know
belter.
I
IF
everybody
knew
everything,
how
miserable
this
world
would
be,
.
TIIK
art
of
being
an
artist
U
In
living
on
ihe
income
earned.
JT'S
a
good
thing
to
start
well
but
the
secret
of
success
is
lo
keep
up
the
running
nu.l
gel
first
past
the
winning
post.
I1OU0K
is
not
real
skin
but
its
the
next
thing
to
it.
IF
you
are
trying
to
make
a
match,
beware
-of
the
old
llame.
A
MODKHN
woman
is
known
by
the
hu-laml
she
keeps.
THE
most
popular
form
of
loafing
in
Prince
Hupert
is
Ilia
of
pretending
to
play
bridge.
ACGonOINd
to
Kaslcrn
newspapers,
there
is
another
American
invasion
down
lher
Crows
are
being
driven
north
of
Ihe
border
and
are
coining
into
Hi"
country
in
despite
all
efforts
of
the
iininiral
ion
ollirials
to
kee
them
out.
MRS.
HANKINSON
WAS
BURIED
YESTERDAY
Wife
of
Smithers
Doctor
Laid
to
Rest
at
Interior
Town
The
funer;)
took
place
at
Smithers
yesterday
afternoon
of
Mrs.
Lurrefia
Sangslfjr
Hankin-son,
wife
of
Dr.
C.
II.
Ilankin-on
of
that
place
who
died
at
the
hospital
after
a
long
illness.
t
he
deceased
ladv
had
aiwav-
taken
jin
active
pari
in
the
wel
fare
of
the
community
being
h
irreat
worker
in
connection
with
Ihe
Union
Church
Ladies'
Aid
and
of
the
Hospital
Auxiliary.
She
was
also
a
member
of
the
Re-bekahs
Iidge.
.The
last
time
he
look
part
in
public
affairs
was
when
she
gave
her
assislaneo
in
eonnerlidn
with
the
Church
Christmas
Tree
and
concert
af
Ihe
end
of
last
year.
II
was
soon
after
that
she
was
forced
lo
give
up
her
community
ami
social
activities
ami
was
confined
to
her
home
practically
an
invalid
up.
10
Die
time
of
tier
death,
which
was
caused
by
valvular
disease
(of
Ihe
heart.
The
Jale
Mr
Ilankinsnn
vac
horn
in
(iuysbore,
X.S..
on
fep-,1unber
15,
IX"5,
and
came
wet
tir
A(hiia
lo;accepi
a
position
as
scfioof
'lecher.
II
was
while
leaching
that
she
met
Jr.
Han-
klnson
-slio
was
tlien
ntlending
college
in
Kdmoulon,
and
lo
whom
she
was
married
on
Sep.
'ember
II.
llH.
In
addition
jo
Dr.
Itankinsim.
three
mile
sons,
a
father
anil
two
sisters
are
left
to
mourn
her
loss.
Charles
Iladley,
the
eldest
hoy
Is
four
years
old,
Hazen
Wood,
2
years
and
Hlmnre
Llewellyn
one
year
and
three
months.
The
father,
D.
C.
Sang,
sler,
in
a
contractor
in
Smithers.
One
sister.
Miss
Jean
Sangsler
is
a
school
teacher
at
Vulcan,
Alia.,,
and
Isabel,
Ihe
other
sister
isj
the
wife
of
Roy
Klsey,
a
principal,
at
Vancouver.
!
RHODES
SCHOLAR
WAS
!
KNOWN
TO
MANY
HERE
Jack
Knapton,
who
has
been
seleclcd
tins
year
as
IJrilUh
Columbia's
Hhodcs
scliolar
and
who
will
now
spend
three
years
study-j
ing
at
Ojford
university,
spent
i
the
summer
of
1023
at
Sunny-'
side
cannery
and
visited
the
city!
on
two
or
three
occasions
when1
he
was
Ihe
guest
of
II.
F.
Pullen
ami
when
he
met
a
number
of
Prince
Rupert
people.
He
u
anting
man
wno
will
do
credit
j'o
the
province.
ten
years
ago
gathered
at
hi;
residence
'
lo
couinieniorale
lliii
event.
There
was
a
brilliant
gitlicrin
at
the
SI.
Andrew's
-Society's
an
......l
v..
.11
:..
ui
t...l
t
li..
ii
!...
Highland
Seoul!
isclic
square
dances.
and
the
The
cily
council
Is,
anxious
lo
hasten
Ihe
completion
of
the
hydro-electrigipjjLjrHt
Shawal-lans
Lake
but
delay
is
being
caused
'by
the
delayed
arrival
of
Ihe
governor.
Last
night
the
council
decided
lo
send
a
wire
to
J.
I).
Hoss,
the
HefiJIle
ejperl.
asking
his
npinjon.
on.
.he
use
of
a
hand
operating,
levire
peiuliog
Ihe
arrival
of
Ih-gyyrior,
BIRTH
PKIDKt'iATIi,
Dec.
l-.
daughter
was
born
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
M.
Mclnlyrc
of
Skidegnlp
on
November
?7.
STOCK
REDUCING
SUIT
SALE
WE
FIND
OUR
STORE
IS
OVERSTOCKED
IN
MEN'S
AND
YOUNG
MEN'S
SUITS
AND
WE
ARE
OBLIGED
TO
UNLOAD
WE
ARE
INCLUDING
IN
THIS
SALE
ALL
OF
OUR
20th
CENTURY
SUITS
'
A
LINE
WE
ARE
DISCONTINUING.
YALUES
FROM
$42.00
L0T1
$60.00.
TO
CLEAR
AT
LOT
3
.Miss
Help!
(i.lluit
of
Sandnpil,
--B'Sliolepale
Inlet,
who
went
In
Vail
c-ouver
recently,
is
Hie
first
lady
to
Canada
to
pass
tier
exMiniiia-
I
ions
for
the
lioininioii
liovero-iriehl
radio
ser(c,
S
etimival
surprise
parly
wan
giVe(il
'.Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
.lone
at
their
home
Friday
evening.
There
were
t
number
of
fine
costumes
worn
Jiy
the
young
people
who
look
pari.
In
Ihe
course
.f
flic
veiiirljn
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jones
were.
ircsenled
with
three
splendid
Vaes'hy
the
yoilllg
lieoole.
w.
i,,..lcr
)
i!'!fflS.i.
-t
llnum,
I.l.n.l
-,,.
I,
vs
iiiroisiifii
ity
.niss
I'.isie
Naiimau's
orchestra
and
I'ipcr
James
Sturgeon
'(dayed
for
the
had
taken
a
party
on
his
launch
lo
hutk
al
the
oil
showings
liiere.
The
yinijors
are
well
pJeiiMil
with
Ihe
prospect
thfjre.
t.
V.
Dover
A
Co.
have
secured
i
Ihe
contract
to
build
the
newj
school
at
Skidegale,
Hieir
lender
being
Ihe
lowest.
(2.
D.
Turner'
secured
the
contract
to
haul
lhe
lumber
from
Ihe
wharf
to
I
he
I
school,
a
dislanco
of
two
miles.
W.
Howard,
inspector
offinv-eriimejil
radio
service,
came
in
I
on
Ihe
last
boat
lo
inspect
the
station
al
Dead
Tree.
He
is
nn
old
limer
having
been
stationed
here
thirteen
years
ago.
H.
Scharfe
of
Skldegale
Is
a
new
Store
huill.
The
ciin-
I
tract
has
been
let
to
A
rbrmlen.
json
of
Queen
Charlotte
and
Ihe
work
is
well
under
way
I
Advert
ae
in
the
Dally
News,
'
Miss
I
Itichardson,
teacher
ofj
1'rlttr
llejle.
Tocjil
hartit)6ggrr,
left
on
Saturday's
(ruin
for
New
I
York
where
on
December
9.
he
will
lard
lite
Norwegian-Amer.
ican
line
steamer
StavangerfJor
and
proceed
lo
his
old
home
in
Norway
on
a
holiday
visit.
Krling
Locke
of
Anyox
left
on
I'rida)
morning
s
boat
for
the
south
and
will
also
proceed
lo
New
York
li
$26.45
ALL
SUITS
IN
THIS
SALE
CARRY
OUR
USUAL
GUARANTEE.
THEY
ARE
NOT'
OLD
STOCK
OR
GOODS
PURCHASED
FOR
SALE
PURPOSES
Men's
and
Young
Men's
Foxes'
Blue
Serge.
All
wool,
fast
a-idor.
Jleg.
JUio
to
ISI.OO
value,
bizo
t-
91145
TO
(JI.KAIt
LOT
2
Student's
First
Longs
and
Young
Men's
All
Fancy
Tweeds
Jot
the
oil
for
a
growing
hoy
.Sizes
i-:M.
oim
vnlnee
at
Mgll.lMI
la
TO
CI.BAIt
.
Head
Tree
Point
school
visilsf
I.Mrs.
Sleeiis
here
at
Ihe
wek
lend.
II
.ined
here
all
lt
vvtvek
and
one
of
Ihe
ualiM'
claim
Ibe
fool
jwbile
man
is
rsnniiilde
becauoe
inn
last
Minnner
he
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and
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These
tilgh
Grade
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are
cut
In
such
a
fashion
that
our
friends
will
Immediately
appreciate
their'
values.
Those
Suits
are
tailored
from
excellent
Serge
and
Worsted
Cloth,
in
single
rul
double
pin
'stripe
effect,
and
other
popular
patterns.
Styled
in
one
button,
single
and
double
breasted
Young
Men's
Also
the
regular
3-button
conservative
model
for
men
in
shorts,
stouts
and
reaular
sizes,
30-48.
ALL
SUITS
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PLAIN
FIGURES
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In
Pilnce
Kuparl
December
1,
1914.
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St.
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