1
A
at
PA
HE
TWO
THE
DAILY
JTCW"
The
Daily
News
-pni.NCE
RUPERT
-
nillTJSIl
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
Contract
Rates
on
Application.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
daily
kditioh
SMITHERS
.inlin
linnld
of
Houston
arrived
in
town
Tuesday
morning
on
a
business
visit.
Mrs.
Cha.
Ileid
accompanied
by
her
mother,
Mrs.
'Sharp,
re
turned
from
llazcllnn
Ihe
'
fore
naturally
vei-y
excited,
and
are
anxious
lo
show
the
grown-ups
fhal
they
can
ito
fancy
work
loo.
Playing
in
the
second
round
hf
flip
eiihhjii.
loiirn.-inif.nf
Ann.
fieo.
Hefferman
vs.
fieo.
Wall;
V.
T.oheen
vs.
A.
K.
Campbell;
Sam
FJiy
vs.
J.
llughes;
Mrs.
K
jGunderson
vs.
F.
Manuel
and
Kl-
mer
Oundersnn
vs.
T.
A.
McMar-
tin.
TERRACE
NOTES
.1.
Forsylhe
left
for
Edmonton
Monday
nighl.
Itural
Dean
Marsh
a
few
days
in
Pacific
is
spending
this
week.
The
H.
D.
Hri.lge
Club
met
Ibis
week
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
M.
Halt.
The
Oddfellows
and
Rehekahs
joined
in
giving
a
dance
in
Pro
gretis-
Hall
in
honor
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Wall.
Jul
before
supper
the
llebekah
gave
the
bride
a
shower
of
miscellaneous
dainty
and
useful
articles.
Mr.
Hire
arrived
from
the
prairie
o
settle
here,
'bringing
with
him
eijht
horses
and
sixteen
head
of
entile.
He
is
living
at
I
he
Kby
ranch.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Christie
have
leased
the
Forsylhe
ranch
for
a
year
and
have
taken
up
their
residence
I
here.
Mr.
Monsell
bas
sold
his
ranch
and
is
living
in
town
for
the
win-!
ler.
93
86
m
Saturday.
I
?'.
1.1,
I9?t.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Pi
trine
Kupert
December
13,
1914.
The
case
of
win
is
entitled
to
I
the
-??M0
involved
in
the
Daisy
Lee-Lilly
Harris
rase
in
the
Su-
.
,
,,
.
,'
.
..
,
oreinc
Court
assizes
lias
been
iiari
oi
iiii
wn-,
iiin'i
it
hmiui-
1,
;
in
n
that
town.
f"t
....
to
the
t.oun
.,
only
of
monllis
spent
Constable
-Tims.
Thiis
left
on
Thursday
morning
for
the
coast
being
in
charge
of
two
prisoners
who
are
lo
serve
liy-m
at
The
Hrownies
are
a
very
busy
group
of
girls
these
days
working
and
planing
for
their
sale
of
work
which
I
hey
intend
to
hold
today
Thele
are
now
eigllteen
Hrownies
.under
the
leadership
of
Mrs.
(Ilev.i
lliddell.
and
as
this
is
their
first
attempt
at
an
affair
of
tins
kind
I
hey
are
Clourl
by
Mr.
Justice
Clements.
After
a
session
of
over
a
week,
the
Assize
is
still
in
progress
here
The
ipiestioti
of
free
bail
for
all
halibut
boats
at
this
port
is
being
considered
by
the
Dominion
cabinet
in
session
today
at
Ottawa.
A
wire
is
expected
to
night
from
II.
S.
Clement,
M.I'.(
The
sum
of
$200
was
realized
at
the
annual
bazaar
of
the
Methodist
Ladies'
Aid
held
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
K.
of
P.
Hall.
Mrs.
.A.
11.
Allison
and
Mrs.
S.
P.
McMordie
comprised
the
reception
committee
and
others
in
charge
were:
lea
table.
Mrs.
William
Mauson,
Mrs.
Thomas
and
Mrs.
Derry;
home
I
in'
Mr-
ducted
,,der
the
auspices
of
the
Oddfelfows'
lodge
is
now
under
way.
The
drawing
resulted
in
the
following
players
being
pilled
against
each
other
Mrs.
(Dr.)
Alexander
vs.
Ed.
Kby;
Thos.
Brewer
vs.
1.
Olsep;
Mrs.
H.
Arthur
vs.'
ft.
Lamb;
J.
H.
Mc-
Inlyre
vs.
Mrs.
A.
K.
Campbell
Dr.
II.
Alexander
vs.
D.
Wardrop;
and
Mrs.
Fisher;
candy,
Mrs.
Macdonald,
Miss
Thomas
an
Miss
Pringle;
fancy
work,
Mrs.
J.
C.
Halsey,
Mrs.
Parker
and
Mrs.
Merryfiebl;
plain
sewing,
Mrs.
KaulTiuann
and
Mrs.
(i.
W.
Kerr;
flowers,
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergin
ami
Mrs.
Hlakeley;
kilrhen.
Mrs.
I'uwin
and
Mrs.
Lancaster.
ARE
YOU
TORTURED
WITH
ECZEMA?
RriMM.
or
Salt
rtheiim.
tt
H
n-nimeily
ealSnl,
is
xw
of
ih
iimM
i.f
all
Un
1i.ra.t-.
Tt-
ttiK-uw
Imrnliir.
Ili-hinr
ami
Miurlinr.
Mfxrlallj-
al
niartit
or
wlw-n
tlwl
arl
err
rt4-1
lo
hr-at
ire
alnuM
un
iK-araltlr
simI
relief
i
trrt-slly
wrlrniinl.
TUf
nnl
relislile
awl
effwtlve
n-HH-l
for
Oil
troiilip
is
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
Vr.
J.
n.
Johii.
B.R.
Xh.
I.
0lis,
nl..
mrtl:
-for
jsr
I
i
ImhIjM
with
wretm.
ami
had
that
lerrttilr
Itrli-In?
ant
liuriiliilc
-iiIioii.
and
ronlil
flml
iw
rHtef
ror
It.
Finall)',
I
a
aililil
in
uae
H.ll.n..
ami
trirr
my
rmnl
U.I
Ik
I
ln-raii
lo
nf
s
rn-at
ilirfemM.
ami
I
ran.
now.
ailrlx-
snyntw-
Inriihlnl
a
I
wa
l
ne
IW
wofHtrrfHl
rrnoHty"
t'nr
Mtr
st
all
1nirrll
sihI
ilfalrr:
l
up
uBly
l.jr
T!w
T.
Minmni
U..
I.Iiii-llt.
-TnfiailM.
Out.
C.P.IL
sleamer
Princess
Tleil-rice,
Capl.
Ilennelt,
arrived
at
1.30
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
wayporls.
Included
in
the
vessel's
freight
cargo
for
tlits
port
is
700
bundles
of
Jap
Oraiiges.
The
lleafriee
will
re-lurn
south
as
soon
as
Iter
local
caivo
is
discharged.
Arthur
Orave.
who
has
been
away
on
holidays
for
a
couple
of
weeks,
is
back
on
the
ship
as
purser.
His
Mirror
Told
Him
of
Exhausted
Condition
Mr.
R.
Pculin,
Toutei
Aides,
Man.,
writes
t
"I
became
so
run
down
and
weak
that
my
heart
became
affected,
and
I
would
sometimes
have
to
remain
in
bed
for
semal
days.
Some
one
advised
me
to
use
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food,
so
I
did,
and
soon
began
to
gain
in
weight
and
feel
better.
I
have
taken
a
great
many
boxes
of
these
wonderful
pills,
and
am
feeling
ten
years
younger.
Dr.
Chase's
Medicines,
as
well
ai
hit
Receipt
Book,
are
a
great
help
to
us,
for
we
live
40
miles
from
doctors
and
railroads."
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
cat,
a
Wi
at
plUt,
EliuMson,
BaJee.
A
Co.,
Ud.,
Tvrvnt
H
ere
an
dTh
ere
"Moois
art
p'.tntiful
1
tbt
Chip.
Iau,
Ont.,
dittrict,
and
Irunttrt
can
stcurt
a
rood
b'
of
alesr
and
boar,"
ayi
J.
W.
McVy.
Experienced
fuids
can
be
obtained
and
hi-ntert
are
assured
they
will
ftt
their
limit.
"One
of
the
things
for
which
Can
ada
is
most
U
be
contratuUted
ll
that
the
has'establithed
a
syteni
f
educktioi
that
compares
favorobly
with
any
in
the
world.
CnU
W
a
nation
of
literates",
she
ku
a
remarkably
small
proportion
of
il
liter-atet."
stated
the
Rifht
Hon.
H.
A.
L.
Fiaher,
fornier
Miiister
of
U
cation
in
the
British
roveromeut,
when
dif
niburkiiif
at
Moatreal.
One
of
the
maay
gtu
offered
by
eathuiiastic
uidiTiduala
to
the
Prince
of
Wls
on.
Wis
rult,
ths
majority
of
which
be
could
not
for
obvious
reasons
accept,
was
a
package
of
Frenh-Cnadian
tW
grown
on
a
farm
at
St.
Roch
l'Achi-rn,
situated
near
the
boundaries
of
Montcalm
a
sd
Aomptka
counties.
In
a
letter
from
the
Alberta
Tenth
the
Princ
through
his
secretary
thanked
the
ihiikor
for
the.
rift.
A
cablegram
from
Lendon,
Eng
land,
quotes
a
article
in
the
"Financial
Newt"
dealing
with
the
British
Empire
Exhibition.
It
stresses
the
exceptionally
fine
.exhibit
staged
by
Canada
iud
the
unquestionable
benefit
to
trade
relations
it
has
-ffeted.
The
article
paya
a
high
tribute
to
the
Canadian
Paeiflc
Railway
exhibit,
describing
the
railway's
gorgeously
illuminated
map
of
Canada,
with,
its
6,000
incandewent
lights
as
probably
the
most
brilliant
specimen
of
cartography
ever
seen
nt
the
exhibition
or
lvrmbere.
It
has
been
announced
that
11.
J.
Logan,
M.P.
for
Cumberland,
will
jtccompny
the.
Minister
of
Trad
and
Commerce
to
the
West
Indies
to
negotiate
a
new
reciprocal
treaty
with
thofe
islands.
The
general
purpose
of
the
visit
is
to
admit
West
Indian
commodities
free
in
return
or
Canadian
manufacturers
receiving
similar
treatment,
the
products
of
the
to
countries
beihg
entirely
dissimilar.
It
is
also
hoped
to
build
up
a
ihrect
system
of
importations
through
Canadian
ports
instead
ef
through
the
United
ftutes,
by
which
route
a
grrat
proportion
of
Wrft
Indian
products
now
come
to
panada.
,
The
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
has
.appointed
P.
A.
Cox.
genera:
agent,
to
be
assistant
Oriental
man
I
ager,
at
Shanghai,
and
E.
F.
L.-j
Sturdee,
acting
general
passenger
ngent
for
the
Orient,
Jo
be
general
passenger
agent
for
the.
Orient,
with
headaiuarU-ri
.
at
Hongkong.
Lm
ofloway.
recently
appointed
asiatic
freight
agent,
with
offices
at
Montreal,
and
'supervision
oeer
Oriental
a'nd
Australasian
traffic
via
Pacific
porta,
has
the'
distinction
of
being
the
yeuagest
elficiai
in
the
Canadian
Pacific
Service.
He
was
rn
in
Vancouver,
in
Mi,
and
has
been
in
the
steamship
freight
service
14
years.
The
winner
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway's
'Oatario
bungalow
camps
fishing
trophy
competitions
for
1W4
were
announced
recently.
The
French
River
competition
re.
tutted
In
two
competitors
turning
la
.fish
almost
Identically
alike.
Ii
this
contest
a
tie
was
declared.
The
successful
angler
were
V.
W.
L.
Hawkins,
New
York
City,
and
H.
II.
Champ,
Hamilton,
Ontario,
each
entering
a
small
mouth
bass
weigh'
tag
exactly
4
pounds.
The
winning
fiih.iat
Nipigtin
River
Camp
was
a
(
pound,
II
enee
troat,
rght
by
WilHam.MeUger,
Detrtnt,
Michigan.
The
DtriVs.
Gap
Lake
of
the
Wood'j)
trophy
vu
won
by
J,
A.
Furlong,
Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
who
entered,
a
musctlunge.
wtig'aiag
24
togda,
I
ounces.
'DANCE
HALL
IS
NOT
i
GREAT
EYIL
BUT
JOY
!
1
RIDES
IN
AUTOMOBILES
-
!
Policewoman
Say
Trouble
With
Girls
Is
They
Art
Too
Lazy
to
Work
HALIFAX,
N.S.,
Dec.
13
"The
dance
hall
is
not
the
great
evil
in
Jtcelf,"
en
id
Mr.
Virtue,
ipjex-lioneil
on
the
work
that
the
police
department
I
lining
in
Iryinar
to
rid
Halifax
of
certain
vlciou
girls,
and
make
It
iafer
for
the
average
working
jRirl.
"II
is
the
car
Jluit
walls
oiilshle,
ready
In
roll
up
i
at
.backonlnsr
.signal
and
lake
parlies
on
so-
'cnlled
Joy-rides,
The
dance
ball
I
only
the
meellnsr
place.
I
Policewomen
stale
that
the
iff
4.
iu
Violet
lliMnharl
of
Cnrnox
Ave.
win
rineii
Mini),
with
Hie
option
of
ily
days
imprisonment,
by
Mai-lrale
.McClymoiit
in
Ibe
city
police
court
Ibis
nflernoon
for
supplying
liiior
to
.loe
llyan,
itn
Imllan.
REVUES
AND
MOYIES
DRIVING
DRAMA
FROM
THEATRES
IN
GERMANY
HKHI.IX.
Iec.
in.
All
the
I
.
.
.
f
k
rr
nil
1
1
n
.
.
f
n.m
nn
..
n
hainfr
an
epblnnlc
of,
revue
on
u
i
kuii-,
nun
i
in-
iniiiiiiin
in-
tors
who
have
nolhini?
to
offer
Ihe
revue
managers
are.
In
de
pair.
With
Ihe
exception
of
fdinw'w
aint
Joan,
Ihere
h
today
no
new
outstanding
dramatic
production
lo
be
ncen
in
Herlin,
.and
revuea
and
moving
picture
houses
monopolize
the
theatrical
I
advert
islnp.
1
The
popular
shows
offer
Jaiiz
bands
and
a
great
variety
of
foreign
danci'4
and
are
giving
Kiermany
a
medley
of
London,
Paris
and
New
York.
"Ilia
MaW.
Voice"
VktroU
Mod!
2J1-S-JIW.W3
W21
Accomodate
radio
Attention!
Eve
ir
Utkinc
Witunc
it
iKit
jVICTBCIA
VUqrbvrJtbV
lituic
you
AoatCHill
i
wtILCcruiiic
VICTHULA
tvtl
no
more
iua
fir
rV
w
-MM
-
ll
I
rouble
wiili
rim
n
y
ii
U
cominir
iimler
their
purview
i
that
I
hey
are
too
lazy
to
work
ami
take
the
ensjer
course
.
if
havinir
ooiiudiody
ele
wirk
for
IIh'iii.
i:eij,.
when
w'
jri)e
them
a
i'ljntwe
ninl
;they
pti)riiirt
faith,
fjilly
.tu
-wtrk,
fl
-In
not
very
Ion?
beforj';
lhei
edv
jtjjerr
eimdoy-er
and
nre
back
on
the
street
n?ain."
FINED
$100
-
?
'
T
Saturday,
TVr,
n,
A
New
Model
Victrola
For
a
New
Christmas
An
aristocrat
of
talking
machines
Mode!
2II-S.
In
performance
incomparable
like
all
Victrolas,
in
construction
a
masterpiece
of
craftsmanship.
There
are
albums
for
records
and
at
no
extra
cost
compartments
for
the
installation
of
radio
receiving
sets.
Removable
panels
on
left
side
and
back
make
this
easy
and
convenient.
What
a
wonderful
Christmas
gift
Victrola
Model
21
1-S
would
nuke!
It
Is
a
remarkable
Instrument
an
outstanding
value.
Before
you
buy
a
talking
machine
be
sure
to
go
to
"His
Master's
Voice"
dealer
and
ask
him
to
show
you
Victrola
Model
21
1-S,
Sorrect
Use
of
Famous
Title
has
Encouraged
Pretenders
i.
covered
a
r-iii(irkalie
vfler
many
trial
and
let
it
as
poltiely
eslnhlihel
Unit
his
coal
represenliil
Hie
ncme
of
i-onomy.
efficiency
and
comfort.
To
this
fuel
hey
gave
Ihe
new
famou
name
of
"Nannlmo-Wcl.
linglori."
represent
ing
nlj
that
va
be)
in
coal.
.No
ooner
wn
It
found
that
the
public
Insisted
on
getting
this
Wonder
Fuel
than
other
coals
were
put
on,
the
market
under
vry
similar
names.
8o
much
so
that
the
public
were
at
a
Ioh
lo
say
which
wa
the
gen
uine
nml
which
the
Imitation.
Ofi
course
it
was
easy
nfler
n
trial
i
-
a
single
aack
will
proe
il
J
more
lasting
and
more
powerful!
heat
from
a
few
shovelfuls.!
I...
.
...
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