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birthday
was
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years.
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t
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Hl.l
a.llr
Mr.
Mf
NLO
ImkJ
by:
Dtpartmcn(
of
Labour,
Annuiittt
Branch,
Oltaia,
14
THE
RADIO
SET
Thnl
Picked
up
Aberdeen
and
London,
Huff.
$160.00
WESTINQHOU8E
LONQ
DISTANCE
RC"
SET,
fomplrie
with
three
dry
toll
lubes
mid
liatlerie,
phones,
nenni.
,.,.
r,.,y
for
use.
Or
wilh
l-votl
.storage
battery
"M.l
liil,,.
oli'.,
$177.00.
I.iud
speaker,
$20.00
extra.
Simple
fnr
you
In
install
mid
nperalc.
THE
IDEAL
CHRISTMAS
GIFT.
Write
for
lnlel
price
lis
or
radio
sets
parts
and
accessories.
RADIO
SPECIALTIES
LIMITED
Wholesale
and
Retail.
781
Dunsmulr
Street.
Vancouver.
Planing
Mills
V
V
383.
VHIVJ
phone
Sole
Agents
for
Lumber
JlhHSr,,
BX
.
.V.
.
HsrZod
FrS?-5ir,,iM,t
Co;,v
:
...
.
.
v?-r
Dimension
Lumber.
Fir,
Hpruco
and
Cedar,
bpnu8
J"d
Ceilur
Phiplap.
Spruce
Planking.
Hash
oorj
I
ding.
Mouldings
Olass.
Shingles.
Fir
Veneer,
(.edar
ORIENT
MARKET
IS
DEVELOPING
A,
Brostedt
Tell
of
C.H.H.
Activ
ities
In
Extension
of
Commerce
WINNIPKO,
.Ian.
2.
A
live.
market
for
Canadian
lumber.
cured
meats,
livestock
and
other
produce.
I
being
developed
In
Hip
Orient,
according
In
A.
llriiKlfilt,
Oriental
representative
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
and
Canadian
Merchant
Murine,
who
i
In
Winnipeg
on
hi
way
hack
from
conferences
at
Montreal.
China
and
Japan
are
both
buying
considerably
more
Canadian
nrodure
Ihan
heretofore,
Mr.
HroMedt
staled.
and
Ihere
i
room
for
much
greater
development
if
Canadian
manufacturer)
and
Will
all..
I..
II...
-w
.
i
l
THE
DAIly
NP5V8-
FOTE
FTV
PROPERTY
CONVEYED
TO
MR
VETERANS
exemption
from
General
Taxation
Also
Provided
by
Council
At
the
coUnell
meeting
held
on
Monday
nigll
a
bylaw
covering
Ihn
conveyance
of.
Jot
10,
block
J0,
wflou
1,
(Third
Ave.)
to
the.
Oreal
War
Veteran'
As-
ftoniation
was
completed.
Tim
lot
will
he
liclft
In
lrut
for
JJie
O.W.V.A.
by
Irt
J.
A,
Went.
S.
A.
llird
and
II.
.
Im-
Landry
iih
trustees
of
he
Abc.ialion.
In
the
event
of
'he'
(iAV.V.A.
and
Iniflees
to
wljniii
the
properly
I
granted
reusing
l(
xit
Ihn
pro.
perly
will
revert
bark
to
Ihn
city.
A
bylaw
wa
-
;iln
passed
exempting
Ihe
precise
from
general
laxalinn
and
local
Im
-
provement
laxe
mil
not
from
exporter
j
iirhl.
lolpr.lxmo
nn.l
w.iler
rnlna
i
.
(
..ii.
imui
ni.iiKri
.inn
urriuian
if
ir
i
t..
i.
i.-i.i
i.
u.
n
w
"'""r,Mm
"H
""''"'
"XIA.
it
will
aulomatlrally
lniinc
men
who
know
lheR;t.IT!lt,u
cnumrien.
Japan
In
uin?
larxe
quanll
Hex
of
Alherla
butler
at
I
he
nre
!:!rock
CONVEYOR
become
em
nine,
31
r.
nrMe.!l
tale.,(
jn
nr.
PUDrUACCn
and
other
rommodilie.
which!
1U
PC
rUftlnAuLJJ
are
llnir
carried
lo
(he
Orient
j
In
C.fS.M.M.
hip,
are
fresh
and,
City
to
Buy
Machinery
Formerly
cure.
1
meaix,
wneai
and
Hour,
i
uo
ai
nsueuon
all
and
canned
fi.h.
lumber
nndl
lead
und
nilver
bullion.
Tlie'
AI
Ihe
cily
council
merlins
on
Chlne
are
ealintr
more
wheat
Monday
night
Aid.
Perry
u
flour
and
alo
more
meal.
ln'Jeled
that
the
city
iurrhae
declared,
an.l,
in
the
eae
of
thetrock
ronveyor
nun
the
Ildcher
former.
Ihere
i
a
demand
for
Mi
Uoule
Mine
at
a
rosi
of
arn
Canadian
and
American
wheal!
'lie
machine
U
already
in
the
hecau
of
crop
-
failure
in
'"
.Manchuria
which
i
the
u?nat
-
1
1"
-
'epjien
stated,
that
the
courre
of
Minidr.
A
number
ofki'y
enyinwr
had
innpectrd
the
modern
flour
mill
are
operal-eonveynr
and
had
nutr;reMI
that
intr
al
Slianehal
and
in
Northern
'H
would
he
in
Ihe.
interest
of
China
and
Ihe
demand
for
wheat!
I
lie
rily
to
purchase
it
if
it
could
product
i
cnnlanlly
increa-jl'e
obtained
at
the
riKht
figure
ing-.
ille
conilere
it
wa
well
worth
The
Canadian
fiovernmenl
,Hie
money
akrd
and
that
in
Ihe
Merchant
Marine
vph.oU
havrt!nimf
of
labor
of
four
men
it
Iteen
Ihe
pioneer
in
develfinine!w"ld
quickly
pay
for
itself.
a
lumber
market
in
the
Orient!
!
wa
decided
to
purchase
the
for
MritMi
Olumhla
pro.lucl
conveyor
for
.ir0.
land
Ihe
nine
ha
been
Ihe
cae
.In
India,
Autralia
and
other
Irounlrle
when
Canadian
fore
(on
nccaionai
can
irom
noai
lary,
Chapter..
Wa.
.Thoc-
who
ocaoquanert
111
an
rran-rlco
or
Mime
other
American
l,ori
I
The
Xrw
Yenr
dance
held
last
Two
Hundred
and
Fifty
Persons
Attended
It,
Andrew's
Auxiliary
Affair
STEWART
rtoy
Newton
has
returned
from
JMinonlon
after
having
been
away
since
Sopleinher.
Local
Masons
are
holding
n
dinner
in
Ihe
dining
room
of
ih
Stewart
Hole!
.lonlght.
Oeorge
f.lolhicr,
resident
mining
engineer,
wa
n
visitor
here
last
week.
M
i
.
Virginia
MpRonVey,
school
teacher,
in
spending
the
holidays
al
Vancouver
with
her
mother.
-,NEW
YEAR'S
DANCE
JpnHlncI
are
now
rnfried
direct
UAUUHIhKj
tillrlKt
i
In
(
anadlan
Imllnm
inxlead
of
t
formerly
hnUnp
lo
depend
Affr
SUaed
Ual
N,ont
by
Queen
oughly
Enjoyable
'evciiinir
in
Ihe
Klk"
Home
hy
HUUmnilrtl
HflnMANAY
UrintC
nANPF
iVwn
Mary
:hapter.
Imperial
Onler
liauhlerr
Uie
Kmpiie.
VERY
SUCCESSFUL
V
t'"rouPhly
enjoyable
affair
einj:
alien.
ici
ny
over
30
counle.
Millie
wan
furnihel
by
the
Weilholme
Orclieslra.
danrinir
slartiiiK
al
V
o'clock
nnd
lidine-
about
S.3n
in
the
morning.
llefrehinenl
were
ervel
at
mid-There
a
a
lare
attendance
night.
A.
K.
Haxell-Jone
wa
of
omc
pcrMiu
at
Ihe
nn-'maler
of
ceremoniet,
DavM
nual
llosmapy
Oauce
held
imjTliomnn
presided
at
the
door
Monday
ecniiif
in
Hie
Audilor(and
Ihe
committee
in
charge
iuiu
by
Ihe
I.adie'
Auxiliary
of
comprised
Mrs.
V.
Fisher,
ihe
SI.
Andrew's
Society.
The
Mr.
Wallace
C.
Orchanl.
Mrs.
atTair
proed
a
enjoynble
a
ft
A.
K.
Haielf-Jone
and
Mrs.
H.
a
successful
and
dancing
van
Morriey.
kepi
up
from
t)
in
Ihe
ovening
'
un.i.
3
in
the
morning.
JEA
DANS4NT
WAS
At
the
midnight
hour
u
I0;t;
wa
Ushered
in,
dancing
ceased
1
and
all
joining
hands,
sang
"A
!
(iuid
Xew
Year.''
It
being
I.eapH,
60
chapter,
I.O.D.E.,
Enter-
,-ar,
mere
wa
men
a
lames
.
ulns
For
Children's
Ward
choice
dance'
after
which
the
Fund
itervfng
of
refreshment
com-!
ruenced.
Muie
wa
furnished
by
W'esl
holme
Orchestra
anil
Society
piper,
Alex.
Maedonald,
rendered
selections
on
Ihe
na
lional
instrument
fnr
several
square
dance.
I).
V..
Sluarl.
president
of
81
Andrew'
Society,
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
those
nfllcialing
al
the
door
were
Oeorge
Ahboll
and
How
aid
Siren.
Mrs.
Howard
sleen
a
president
nf
the
Auxiliary
had
general
charge
of
Ihe
atTair,
while
Hie
committee
n
charge
comprised
Mrs.
Mrlioh-
bie,
convener,
Mrs.
James
Irvine,
Mrs,
W.
p.nM
and
Mrs,
.1.
Arthur.
Mr.
Carrall
supervised
Ihe
serving
.of
refreshment..
I
The
lea
datisant
held
on
New
''"jYear's
Hay
in
Ihe
Klks'
Home
hy
""llliil
fifl
Chapter,
Imperial
Order
Daughter
of
the
Knipire.
for
Ihe
Oeneral
Hospital
children's
ward
fund
was
n
very
pleasant
nffuir
indeed.
Opening
at
a
in
the
afternoon,
Ihe
function
closed
Tea
was
served
and
dancing
was
indulged
in
by
(hose
present,
lle-sides
there
wns
an
ultraelixe
program
of
exhibition
dances.
One
number
was
a
Spanish
dance
by
Misses
Lucy
nnil
Mary
O'Brien,
Mary
Walters,
Mary
Oowlher.
il.ois
Mcllae.
Ada
Minigohr,
Mhoda;
I.nmh
and
I-.vrlyn
Dalhy;
another,
IDTo
night
11
to
Iin
n4
trngthit
the
ertn
f
dlt!n
an
llmlnaflM,
Improve
OMtlt.
fitt
ik
h4i.
rIUv
klU
vsMtt.
rrl
onitlpalian.
TM
Ml
BrwnBtly,
BlMMnuy,
mil
eiy,
yat
inaraMgniy.
Tomorrow
Alright
Oat
a
Me.
lex
Veue
Brwatat
MILLIONS
and
Movies
THROUGH
the
medium
of
slender
strips
of
celluloid
an
actor
appears
simultaneously
on
thouands
of
screens
in
as
many
different
towns.
On
the
same
evening,
he
entertains
great
armies
of
film
fans
who
eagerly
pay
their
money
to
see
his
performance.
So
the
movie
star
commands
a
king's
ransom
for
a
salary,
and
a
fortune
is
spent
profitably,
to
provide
a
proper
background
for
his
art.
The
movie
multiplies
personality
and
earning
power.
Advertising
does
the
same
thing
for
a
merchant
or
manufacturer.
Ih
a
single
day
it
takes
his
message
into
thousands
of
homes
to
tell
folks
why
they
should
have
his
goods
and
how
to
get
them.
Advertising
endows
him
with
a
thousand
voices
with
which
to
tell
his
story.
But
the
value
of
advertising
is
by
no
means
confined
to
the
advertiser.
It
has
a
very
definite
value
to
you.
A
glance
through
this
paper
enables
you
to
sift
out
the
things
that
interest
you.
Sitting
in
your
easy
chair
you
can
compare
values
and
prices,
in
a
moment
you
can
tell
exactly
where
to
go
for
what
you
want
and
how
much
to
pay.
Figure
how
much
useless
walking
and
talking
and
how
much
actual
money
you
can
save
by
spending
a
few
moments
daily
with
the
advertisements.
READ
THE
ADVERTISEMENTS
Ihe
French
minuet
by
Misses
Alice
Spencer.
Jean
Orieo,
Xor-iuh
Hoger
and
Vera
Shockley:
Ihe
third,
a
fancy
dance
l?y
Miss
Winnie
Thomson.
All
were
precisely
and
prettily
executed
and
evoked
much
applause.
Miss
Irene
Morrison
accompanied
Ihe
Ifirsl
two
numbers
and
Mr.
J.
A.
Illnton
the
third.
PLEASANT
AFFAIRPRINCIPAL
BRADY
10
VISIT
ANlOX
Will
Address
Parent-Teachers
Association
on
Educaton
of
Boy
ANYO,.
Jan.
2.
The
Anyox
Parenl-Tearliors'
Association
an
nounces
that
it
lias
uiadd
arrangements
lo
have
J.
C.
Mrady,
principal
nf
I'rtnce
lluperl
High
School,
lo
speak
in
Anyox
on
the
eight
of
January
10.
the
subject
of
Ihe
lecture
having
lo
do
with
the
education
of
Ihe
hoy.
As
Mr.
llrady's
reputation
as
n
speaker
is
noL
unknown
lo
many
resi.
dents
here,
it
is
very
likely
that
his
appearance
on
an
Anyox
platform
will
he
Ihe
cause
of
a
j
goodly
attendance.
This
is
Ihe
(lecturer
to
come
lo
Anyox
under
(the
auspices
of
the
Pnrent-
Teachers'
Association,
Ihe
first
lo
come
being
Archbishop
l)u
Veno;l,
who
lectured
on
thought
transference
mid
kindred
The
fire
depart
ment
responded
lo
a
cull
lit
5
o'clock
yesterday
morning
to
U3I
Comox
Ave.
Upon
arrival
of
(he
brigade,
the
downstairs
floor
wus
found
to
be
burning.
The
fire
was
extinguished
by
the
use
of
the
hand
chemical
extinguisher.
The
wall
around
Ihn
fclovo
and
the
ceiling
was
burned.
Damage
between
$50
and
8100
was,
done.
If
you
study
economy
China-ware''
and
Dinner
sets
at
reduced
prices
ut
Tile's,
If
"RUPERT"
Brand
Kippers
Quality
Better
Than
Ever.
To
ke?p
odor
of
cooking
from
the
house
wrap
them
in
greaseproof
paper
and
bake
for
15
minutes.
This
also
retains
Hie
delicious
tang.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7,
8,
9
Smith
Block'j
Office
Hours,
9
to
V
Phone
575
Lady
Assistant
HOW
TO
SPEND
The
Long
Winter
Evenings
The
"New
Elite"
Folding
Card
Table
Will
solve
the
question,
r
tfold
only
at
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings