f
ulay
December
2ft,
10?
I.
USE
STMONOS
SAWS
Tlielr
teeth
r
o
a
lougluiM
wliich
m.kt.
them
liold
their
krrn
cutting
edge
unlrt
vrryutj(r.
,M
S
VIMONM
CAMS
iAW
ffl.
ImiTii.
M
"
MUTi
H..MMI,.
P
Christmas
Suggestions
Plum
Puddings,
in
'
ni.,i
:i
lb
li-.wl--Chrltma
Cake
Christmas
Crackers
Christmas
Stockings
Mixed
Nuts
Mlied
Candles
fruit
department
.Imi,
Orange
W
Mil
varielici
i
-
lUnann
,-ipefruil.
i
.tui
flower,
Olery,
Lettuce.
T
iitrtl'M'i.
Sproiils,
Par-ley.
I
,ir
iM
i
r
u1
and
Sweet
S,.-.s
il
MEAT
DEPARTMENT
Turkeys,
Geese,
Ducks,
Chicken
and
Fowl
At
Lowest
Market
Prices.
Rupert
Table
Supply
3
Phones,
210,
211,
212
LIVE
TURKEYS,
CEESE
AND
CHICKEN
ARRIVING
V
"
--
I
iiIikmi-
l''iullr
liir.iiia.
Hr
Ii.
...
25o
I
vrl
I'i'ire
and
'li'"ii-i-i
llii-U
i(
ym
da-i-
"ia-
tn-r
arly.
MEAT
ORDERS
fit
at
.
mir
I
n;il
r
I
luiici'
Sailar'
..Illltlir'-r
and
HoihIcIh-.-.c
o'lf
Wind-iw
f"r
I'i
I
hn-'iila
Siiln'
nV.lureil
lrir.-.
'I
.title
llnliii,
U
lit
(i
,
$1.00
l.iltl.'
Kits.
'
(-.
(!
$1.00
M
1
Xiil.
lit.
(..i
$1.00
'
i
Or
.inoe
50c
Sl...
I
i
Iv
Phon
Blue
428
Farmers
Market
Orders
of
$3.00
delivered
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Your
Last
Chance
to
get
Your
Turkey
at
40c
per
lb.
We
arc
..CftM-nig
a
tli-"
rtiinl
or
.'0
ter
-,'l
"
,,nr
ei-y
tiuiili'ialely
tri
I
inys
and
IMU.I.S
ax
mir
ltrk
.lllli-l
H
eleareil
I"'-fore
Hie
New
Yeitr.
Take
ath
anlaue
of
Hie
follow
inu
ii
n-e:
Jap
Oranges,
per
hox
85c
Mixed
Nuts
'
lit
.
.
25o
Xmas
Candles,
t
'
r
Ih.
...
.
.
.
.
35c
;iiil
40o
E
Phone
18
or
84.
GDNOtVtY
STORE
LADIES!
A
new
line
of
SILK
EVENING
DRESSES
JUST
ARRIVED
Call
In
and
Inspect
them
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
GETTING
READY
!
FOR
DOG
DERBY
Big
Event
at
The
Pas,
Manitoba,
Attracting
More
Interest
Than
Ever
This
Year
'
Hi:
PAS,
Mhu.,
I
,Hj.
Camj.iiau
I'M.
.
Probably
never
M.f,.,.
(u
t.
,jMlM.y
((rlnjr
iH.-mif
in
Northern
Multiloba
has
l-n.-h
keen
interest
heen
flHiwn
!!
all
lover
of
this
fascinating
;.tii.iiir
sport
un
is
manifest
this
''iir.
.
While
Manitoba
s
eighth
an-hnml
i0-mill'
iinti-tip
dog
.l'
i'l(
is
some,
nix
week
dislanl,
-l
nearly
loo
racing
ilngt
are
l
in
I
ruined
aily
an.
I
prepared
f"i-
tin-
KTuHlhiK
grind
over
the
i
'mil'.
Tin-
glorious
un-!
l.i.
I
ion
Hint
nil
these
race
were
run
in
,
:
i;iii
xnowslorm
and
each
em
n
wa
driven
hy
II
owifer.
..i.iv
ii
)
diffecent.
and
drer
,
.
niiiitt-
d
lo
train
he
dojc
.....
.....it
unit
rnn
lliem
In
Hi
rare.
In
I'.i.'l
Ihe
dUlanre
iim'
ii-
lena-lhened
of
to
mile-
while
the
puree
WH
eree.l
l
f.'.bOO
all.l
MUI
Iho
200
In-
Ite
"an
Hie
ureal
rnrinR
cIhkxIc
n
il
j.
ii.wn
ln.lay.
Previous
Winners
l.illiiiatii
ir
nre
nrevloin
wln-
........
n
ner
ol
I
lie
l
.u-'-i
tl
I.W
miles
I.
Alberl
famnhell:
.lark
llupliem
3.
W
n..v..y
Time
'I
hours
!
nun-
nles.
torn
inn
miles
I.
ltalerse
Caniibell:
I.an-v
M.Kay:
:t.
A
t
"r
-"I"mi
nduranee.
Owner,!
n,
am
mil
I,
W.
Win-
.liner,
and
trainer
are
fatty
ex-jlpi-ioii,
driving'
"learn
owned
by
..eismg
ll.rir
team,
daMilnp
e-
c.
j;
Morgan;
,
Urry
McKay;
3,
ric-ly
over
rourae
and
Ink-
T.
)Um.
drivlnit
fnr
C.
l.
Han-
e?
I
''"
to
ennoeal
thoir.erofl.
Time,
2
hoitr
50
iniii-
"I
'
ftil.
N
hi
of
-oniptlnK
teams
iaj
m.
no
milmi
I.
W.
flray-y.-i
avail.rt.lf.
hut
It
U
a
wll-,aoii,
.VivliiK
fr
.
II.
Mnrgaa;
2.
I.IM.WM
fa.
t
thaWMhil
new
en-
r.
Im..u.
for
il.
II.
Hanrfofl;
3.
in.-,
mil
f;,rc
the
starter
at
llam
(..k.
Time,
?t
Ii.mim
52
m
dock
in
the
nuirninK
if
)h-
iMiiitl.
:l
"''''
"w
lranw
Willi
n23,
goo
tftilm
1.
W.
Oray-!
i-ni.miit
f
younr
an.l
Min.
.Irivlnjt
for
II.
MorKan;
2.
'
'
w'11-bWNl,
wolf-hnun.l
'-.yriy"'
fluitick;
3.
W.
Winlor-
l.n.kic.
wlnrh
are
expected
tn
uik
Tinw,
2
kMMir
52
miniile.
'
iiiiiin!
inn
ii..-
a
fa!
ai-e
lliroiiKliout
1
9?
i.
2WI
iitften
I.
"Slmrly'-
jltuMirk:
2.
Allan
MaeUnall;
3.
I
"
Mih
aUandonmenl
of
lhe(iray4iii:
ilriver,
22
;K.10.Kfi
Ml
-Ma-kan
liMrtry
.weeplake
ini
n,oma
Oelahlon.
owner:
I
HI
i.
.
:..,V
liiK
..i
t
he
Pan.
me
known
an
ilerby
slaaed
an-
nrayiutn.
driver.
nniiiiiiiia,
ua
the
arealeat
:;'
f
il-
kiml
in
the
world.
I
In-
ihrillina
event
oriainaled
in
Hi.-
(all
of
I0I6
when
a
small
.-.,'ciic
uf
ilng-lovinjr
iiorthern-T.
fin
iniilatetl
plaiin
for
a
race.
!
ha-
-inee
been
proved
that
v.iiiicni
Maiiilolia
i
ideally
.
I
.
I
(
-.
I
fur
the
emiiliH'l
of
Ihene
i.n'c.
mi.
I
the
development
of
lu
ll
lai'intr
'l"c-.
wlm
have
rar-'H-,
I
tin-
iuiiiner
of
riviliiallon
Mini
11
M
II
I'll.
First
Race
1916
pie
.Mail
nf
eftaldUliln?
the
in
-i
iinnual
.Iok
race,
over
a
di-1
inee
o
f
l."tO
milen.
carrying
with
ii
.ine
of
l.on.
wa
worl
...it
In
tlie
lale
(Irani
Rh-e
and
l
perfeeteil
by
Hie
lale
Waller
...ie.
..f
.ska
rarina
fame.
I
hf
nainex
tf
thee
two
men
are
...
.
iiieriltei
upon
the
memorial
en,.
.ieeii!eil
to
The
Ia
lop
li.
tn
-.nelalion
by
A.
I..
Mat-t,
-1,,,!,
now
heiw
eomHel
for
..-.ether
with
a
pure
of
2,5oO.
Un-
fni
lierhy
rare
wa
held
n
Marrh
I.
Itl.
with
the
old
-iv
le
itiltoamin
ue.
with
the
,,.-
Iiii.-he.l
In
it
in
tandem
t
i-Iim.ii
The
nexl
race
va
-lave.i
in
IVI8
ami
wa
wimilarly
ciirne.l
.ml
with
Ihe
eseeption
.(
-h..i
leniiitf
the
eonre
by
fifty
...ii
In
l2o
II
v
for
Ooyne
..
iniroiliiee
Ihe
Alaskan
lillch
..ii.l
-le.li.
.Irlvinjf
lii
doa
two
,1,1.1,-1.
In
Ihia
rare.
Uoyne
,
.
I
v
..ui.li-lanee.l
hi
rivaU
and
,x.
...I
the
inn,
mile
iii
the
re-.1
.1
lime
or
13
hour-
1
1
min-
iie..
II
i
perhap
eoinchlence
52
minute
Tie,
23
hours
Change
In
Course
Thin
year
a
ehaime
in
lli.
roiirne
ha
been
ailoile.l
ami
Ihe
team
foil
rare
to
lli
Herb
Lake
gold
ramps
and
return,
n
distance
of
uliatbtly
more
than
Ort
mile'
The
slartinu
tHiinli
.
wilt
lie
again
on
Hie
Sakalche-j
wan
river
ni
ine
iiini-mi
nay
railway
hiidae,
(hence
the
route
will
follow
along
Ihe
Hudson
Hay
railway
rttrlil-of-way-as
far
a
mile
8I"
and
there
the
leam-s
will
I
urn
Into
Herb
I
.alee
to
Ihe
vitlaa-e
of
Herb
Lake
where
the
rThl
rivtc
lv
er-ed
with
tcle-i
THE
DAILY
XEWS
PXC.F.
FTVT.
They
offered
him
a
partnership
If
he
could
Invest
a
little
money.
But
he
hadn't
the
money,
and
the
opportunity
waj
tone.
Don't
let
lack
of
money
poil
the
opportunity
that
may
come
to
you.
B
"-,
One
dollar
will
open
a
Union
Bank
Saving
KkW,
MI
Jack
Hay
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
A.
T.
Broderlck,
Manager
Time
l'
mumics.
l'.C'n.
loo
mile
l.
Waller
..ilaiiity
of
I
In
sporting
fijansle
(inync;
Sam
I'rantcaii:
:t,
Jack
i.iii(.m-,i
wm-ut-ww
aUu-(
Hye.
Time,
IS
hours,
H
min
im-
ii
is
n-diiniistHi
a
a
urn
uic.
limns
:io
1'
l"'
',;
wl"'
dug:
i'H
going
etronjr
and
in
Ihr
niik
of
roit-
litton.
DINNER
FOR
UNEMPLOYED
Salvation
Army
Affair
Yesterday
Was
Deeply
Appreciated
by
Many
Who
Attended
'
Christina!
The
Salvation
Army
dinner
and
slipper
for
Hie
unem-)
ployeil,
liel.t
In
the
t.il.nlel
yes-
terilay
aflprnooii
ami
eveiiins.
were
eaeh
a
lilipe
sneees
anil
the
men
were
highly
aipreeiative
of
the
many
klmlneses
'exlendeil
lo
Ihein
in
Hie
way
of
Christmas
eats
and
elntliiilir
t.y
Hie
citizens
if
,rinee
Ktiperl.
It
was
a
very
busy
day
al
the
Salvation
Army
barracks.
Tin-volnnlnry
.workers
arrlveil
early
and
by
noon
Hie
three
larjrr
tables
were
loaded
with
jrood
lliinjrs
whirji
:o
to
make
up
the
one
dig
feas
at
'Hie
year.
Kifly-five
men,
who
bad
no
home
al
which
lo
snenl.
iiie
iiav
eain.
and
enjpyeil
an
old
fash-t'hrl-lmas
dinner
iin-lud-
'inp
turkey,
plitm
puddiua.
intiii-e
jties
and
many
oilier
delicacies.
'Itefnre
leavlti?
1I.
Ilea
invited
j
I
Ihe
meii
lo
ri'liK'n
for
supper
al
r...in.
l'roinilly
at
5.30
o'clock
Ihe
iliall
doors
were
ntetied
and
a
.'...
i
''..i
U
iirilllM
l,U.
,m.
pen
I
iii
values.
music
and!
"-
sm.s.
Supper
was
served
lo
out
ami
every
few
hours
word
,
.
,
.
,
..
...
.
.
.
.
.
,
..
.,
seventy
etshl
men
and
five
ilin-
Wlll
lie
iiri.iirani
ifi
i
ne
i-.i-
reptiHina
the
proaivss
and
..Inn.llnn
..
f
aknli
Imua
nn.l
.IflvAe
.n,......p
...
,,..,,..
r..n...-iio.
diirina
Hie
entire
route.
I
his;
.
.
'
.
.
.
new
innnvalinu
In
doe
raciutr.
il
i
iteiieviHt.
will
prove
very
popu
lar
and
will
fto
a
Ion?
way
lo
make
Ihe
event
more
interesting
and
allractive.
I.
A.l.lili..n
In
III
r.AlnrA
1fiee
I'."'
i.
L
V.
MoNaupl.lon.
dlslrirl
pa'ssen-
-ilHir-i
mil
"
-'..p.".
(rela1il
-carrying
dojr
learns
for
a
pur-e
of
sfitm.
lined
do?
I'm
in
will
be
liiuile.1
lo
five
do?s.
Hie
dogs
iiiirmjr
ine
mnp
race.
"Shortv
In
ck.
last
years
winner
declared
after
Ihe
1921
event
thai
hi
ucres
was
al-
uers
were
delivered
lo
men
who
were
unable
lo
allend
at
the
hall.
Ihe
supper.
Hie
ball
was
darkened
and
a
short
bill
interest
in:
lantern
lee-lure
was
given.
The
projecting
machine
and
"Klnndyke"
slides
were
kindly
loaned
by
llev.
.
Hacker
and
a
se.
nf
slides
by
H.
yer
njrciil
of
Ihe
II.N.H.
Several
old
favorite
hymns
were
sun!:
and
Cipl.
Ilea
closed
the
pro-
i:
.
......
..r
n...nL.
hitched
to
a
lohoiriran
in
Ihe
obi
"
'-'""
."
inale
slvle
fa.on
and
hai.linp
'
V
.,
.
'
,
a
load
of
r,nn
pounds.
They
will
"
"
"
"
.
i-
1-1
...il..
.lav
fop
"'
unnii.i...ni
.1
n.ii
..11.-
three
day.
Ihe
witmer
hemp
determined
hy
Ihe
lowfsl
lime
for
.irDPimnlk
100
mitec
The
..t..
....
imi
r
....,..ii..rr
inner.
Mrs.
m.
rorresi.
.auss
i.iv.i
llllllll
ItllJ"
I
f.iii."
"il-
.-...
it
race
is
to
encourasre
Hie
breed
ing-
and
raising-
of
belter
com
mercial
dogs
which
are
indispensable
lo
the
northern
traveller.
M.u
Mr.
IAfl.tr.
eluded
Mr.
Kesler,
tlhris
tintss.
Ainjel
tiross,
Mr.
Moore,
Ainiel
Keiihii.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
t'.oilwal-
.Mumforil
and
Miss
Hose
llnrri
1
Vote
of
Thanks
;
Al
the
dinner
a
vole
of
(hunks
was
proposed
by
one
nf
the
men
"""rw"
,
,
,'lnleresl
it
had
laken
in
Ihe
un.
II
is
Ihe
usual
nil
and
in
farl
(.n)nlny0
a,
u,e
festive
season,
an
unwrilten
hiw
atnonpsl
dojr.
T)i
((n
ag0
ImIpi,
HHishers
never
to
use
a
whip
on.nnk(l
)o
jr
trinuu
who
had
donated
underwear
and
clolbins
follow
inp
Ihe
request
in
Tucs.
.day's
paper.
'
I
The
catnpaiffii
for
funds
-
starl
.
i,
.
.
.1..
.-i
i...i..i
i
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
thrn
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
adoerlised
goods
lice
up
to
their
claims.
She
saties
time
and
steps,
and
returns
sufficiently
alert
to
enjoy
new
advertisements
and
lo
prepare
you
an
appetizing
dinner.
These
benefit
too.
MANY
CLAIMS
TO
VALUABLE
LEGACY
Correct
Use
of
Famous
Title
has
Encouraged
Pretenders
About
Ihe
yenr
I8R0
Hie
pioneer
prosppclors
of
Hrilish
Columbia
discovered
a
remarkable
coal.
After
many
Irials
ami
lests
it
was
positively
established
tha:
Ibis
coal
represented
Hie
acme
o
economy,
efficiency
and
comforl
To
this
fuel
Ihev
cave
the
ncv
!lo
the
Daily
News
for
the
kindly
famous
name
of
"Nanaimo-Wel
liiiuton."
reiuesenlinff
all
Ibai
was
best
In
coal.
No
sooner
was
II
found
thai
I
he
public
insisted
on
petlins
Ibis
Wonder
Fuel
than
olher
coals
were
put
on
the
market
under
very
similar
names.
bo
much
so
that
the
public
were
al
mmueo.
o
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e
err--.
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hp
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,
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say
whk.,
was
the
gen
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r
Army
and
Ihe
Dally
News
in
rnn.
nine
and
which
Ihe
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gr.n.l
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first
day
of
Ihe
race,
nexl
10.20
p.m.
when
he
turned
for
home
and
iiLiiin
at
5
o'clork
in
Ihe
niorninu.
some
fifty
miles
from
Ihe
rinishing
line.
He
slopped
only
IT
minute
at
Ihe
half-way
murk
and
he
arrived
bark
at
BLUE
RIBBON
TEA
By
an
overwhelming
majority
the
people
of
Western
Canada
have
decided
that
Blue
Ribbon
"Mountain
Grown"
Tea
is
the
best.
Ask
for
it.
I
Scottish
t
,
rr
MMM-
was
s
1
1
eu
'inim
h
imu
,
MllUir
cRVl
IMU'U
lb
i
reached
Ihe
lolal
of
$121.30.
In
a.
billion
to
Ibis,
there,
were
cen-erous
donations
of
poods
by
'
local
merchants.
The
sincere
Ibatiks
of
Ihe
Army
is
exlended
lo
nil
who
assisted
in
any
way.
j
Following
is
Ihe.
lisl
conlain-Jnp
the
balance
nf
the
cash
don
ations:
Already
acknowledged
$101.30
1A.
Friend
1.00
,n.
il
'.
i.oo
mm
IDatighlers
nf
Hoy
Hash
A.
Friend
.
keVherjr
&
Thomson.
MARRIED
BEFORE
1.00
2.50
Al
a
negro
wedding
when
Ihe
minister
read
Iho
words,
"love,
honor
an.)
obey,"
Ihe
groom
in-lerrttpled
ltlm
and
vaid:
"Read
thai
again,
sab.
Head
il
mice
m.V
so
de
lady
kin
ketch
do
full
solemnity
of
de
meanln.'
I've
been
married
befo'."
more
laslinsr
and
more
powerful
beat
from
a
few
shovelfuls,
hardly
any
ash.
no
clinkor
or
nck,
all
these,
points
stand
out
when
you
make
a
practical
test
in
furnace,
firpplace,
healer
or
cook-slnvc.
This
famous
Nanaimo-Wel
linplon
coal
is
sold
only
by
Al
berl
MrOaffery
lo
whom
all
or
tiers
should
bo
phoned
direct,
l'rnmpt
delivery
service
given
1.00
by
their
own
teams
and
trucks.
l'.npland
5.001
Their
phone
numbers
nro
110
.50
land
li.OO
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
advertisements
are
written
for
your
Read
them.
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her
help
you
save.
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Friday,
December
26
High
.
...
1:31
a.m.
20.5
f.
15:22
p.m.
23.R
"
Low
7:25
a.m.
CO
"
20:01
p.m.
0.1
"
Saturday,
December
27
High
2:21
a.m.
20.9
ft.
IJ:7
p.m.
23.5
'
Low
8:1
1
a.m.
5.8
20:iC
p.m.
O.t
The
?.
.-,
Buying
advertised
products
is
a
bond
investment
not
a
stock
speculation
West
of
England
Company
Wishes
that
everyone
may
again
this
Season
hear
s
the
"Song
the
Angels
Sing."
"PEACE
ON
EARTH
GOODWILL
TO
MEN"
Discount
for
Cash
During
Christmas
Week
15
per
cent,
on
Leather
Goods
and
Slippers
10
per
cent,
on
Rubbers
Phone
357
Family
Shoe
Store
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
and
Staff
Wish
Their
Friends
a
RIGHT
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
AND
A
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
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