Vedder
River
Dykes
Swept
Away
by
Floods;
Houses
and
Other
Buildings
Destroyed'
NEW
W
i;sTMlSTEIt.
Dec.
IV
Cherrywde
Orchard
ranch
uimI
Ii
K.
(i.
M
'llrnli'
oi
this
it.
iin
lulling
mi
i-iglil
rimmed
h-j:)'-f.
fmil
parking
hed,
stables
and
outbuildings,
wen
swept
v
S.iliirdiiv
l
Hoods
-a
tilth
broke
down
lh
dyke
on
the
j-
it
ni
dili-r
Huer
and
converted
the
passage
into
a
muss
of
iciii
v:ilcr
and
look
toll
ot
all
in
it
wit).
Ib-d
Muiinliiiii
Jvliiir.
fort
mil-!
from
Chilliwack.
is
rom-jji
lr
i'uh'!'
il
.uid
tin
.ii-r
house
has
been
washed
away.
All
::,
:ssg
v
mi
k
It
-
t.i-'-'I
VANCOUVER
COUNCIL
All
Aldermen
of
Last
Year
Wore
Re-elected
to
Sere
With
'
L.
D.
Taylor,
New
Mayor
(I
I'll'-
f.illnwtim
alili-i
iih-ii
were
iiil
in
Vancouver
at
I
In
civic
"hi
In!
i-rk
:
T.
II.
Tracy.
I"
Almond.
I'.
:.
tllbbeus.
-
1
1
1
1
Itintii'lt,
.1.
A.
(iarhull,
Dr.
'
Wnriiitngloii,
Frank
Wood-
ilc
unil
I',
p.
linger.
m-Iioo1
Iruslecs
were
ohoeii
a-
'"Uiiw-
)r.
I".
.1.
Nicholson
ami
J
V
Pl'l-scill
t.
Jin-
iiui-k
commissioners
elect
-il
wen
.lonHiim
lingers
ami
'
V
1.
Junes.
All
the
iiihik-V
liyluvvs
submitted
but
one
"'c
iii
-!
al-o
a
blebiscite
on
'he
iur.tiMii
of
lakniif
South
Va:;
inn,,,
inio
Hie
ril
limit).
ELEVATOR
PLANS
ARRIVED
SATURDAY
PREPARING
TENDERS
I'lniiK
ami
Miirn'tii
alloiis
for
''
new
I'lcvaloi
fuuiidiitinuM
and
'"t'avalions
iirriid
Satin-day
on
(III!
I'rllici.vj
lt,.nl,i,.r.
mill
till!
1,1
I'd
of
the
local
.xyndicalc
'mi
i.i
ti'iidciinii
on
Ihc
work
ni'i'
"fy
tmiay
nuikiiiK
pri'liniliuiry
lll'l'lllltritt...iMl
t
II
o
mikiiih
iur
mi'
jii
uiiii
-
of
Ihc
hill
which
hiiwt
to
be
"l
"Uawu
by
.linmary
'.
BIRTH
(laiiHhlcr
w.
born
til
the
I
riiicc,
llui.crt
(ieucral
llo.xjdtnl
Mocpinlipp
i
in
Mr
and
Mr
STOP
LIQUOR
IMPORTATION
BURNS
LAKE
INTO
STATES
Britlth
Capital
to
Develop
Group
Foreign
Relations
Committee
of
Claim
and
Talatpln
to
j
Passes
Four
Treaties
Deal-Operate
1
Ing
With
Smuggling
I
l.M
,
!
K
The'
i
it
.
Milling
claim
.
Miiniiro
mliiniiinif
the
,
j
n
Mine.
iMirili
ir
Huron
In-
develop!
by
Hrll-i
ii.ii.
tin-
urn
r
"i&.immj
mii
'ail?
illfrrtlri
fr
the
I
in-
in
cmm
,
any
m
--
llu-
nr..
Mining
ami
,
ni
r.(i.
wild
Arthur
i-
iii.iiiauiiix
tliriTtiir.
M
V
I
who
In
already
mi
..MM.!
.-vpi-cU
limit
in;
n;
.
1
1
r.nlv
iii
llio
new
year
until
.1
I
.1'
IM
lullll-H.
V
'lie
TaUlpiu
III
i
lie
vuliialik
il
Hi
nly
of
H
ha
been
mi-!
il
jii.I
u
shaft
i
to
be
.
10
u
.liplli
of
ir.H
fret,
This
.
.si
i
y
i
-
il.in
mnu
to
en-el
u
j.
umi.-i-
iii-i
r
cmiii
iirinn
in
!
t
ill
(A
Mi
tin-
nliji-rl
of
pruS-
(
t
vi,.i.iii
tnmmi
iipcra-
-
III
SW
111
U
.
VANiUil
VEft.
tcc.
15.
Four
It-ratH
(Icsi-incd
lo
li'iuor
mtirliH?
into
t
lie
l.'niteil
.lalti.
n
of
llicm
for
mibml'i-oluii
lo
liiiHdit
for
olannliirc.
wirrc
pacoeil
by
the
foivitfH
rr-iMtimiH
rommillt'p
of
th
I'niloil
tal
(it
Vahintim.
Itlocknde
of
Vancouver
export
by
llaim-ilian
offloiabt
is
prtipoieil.
Tearl-i
will
nlo
1h
Mibin-iltcd
lo
Ihc
Netherlaiidi.
France
and
I'unanva.
I'tleuiiou
of
Hie
VI-mile
limit
ii
nked.
Other
treaties
with
South
AttMriau
rountrlen
are
lo
follow.
Hi
is
point
is
not
staled
in
the
Wasliinclon
depntch,
but
The
Star
leanis
the
fact
on
"inside"
authority.
Port
Blockaded
Under
Ibe
treaty
there
will
be
h
blockmle
of
Viiii(-Miicr
and
tlper
iinn
of
u-.il-uliiii
caiK"'
by
(laiiailian
officials
who
will
"have
to
be
shown"
that
export
are
piling
to
Smith
America
ami
not
to
the.
U.S.
The
iiiopcriilioii
of
I'anamn
and
South
American
roiiulrics
in
the
rheckinK
in
of
cargoes
from
Canada
-booked
to
tbem.
and
their
fwi-opernlion
ntherwife
is
asked.
4-
EARLY
MORNING
TRAINS
PLANNED
AFTER
NEW
YEAR
A
change
in
Canadian
National
Railway
service
which
il
is
proposed
lo
put
inhr
effect
about
.Ian-
nary
I.
will
bring
the.
westbound
i
passenger
I
rains
in
here
at
7
o'clock
Monday,
Wednesday
and-
Friday
mornings
instead
of
at
1
o'clock
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
Sunday
afternoons
as
at
present.
There
will
bo
no
rhatigo
in
I
he
time
or
days
of
departure
of
easilniuiiil
trains
from
here,
.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
HUM.
IIAItllOll.
-
(kereasl.
slrong
north
wind;
barometer,
2iUi5:
leinperalure,
'i'ii
sea
rotifsb;
K
p.m.
spoke
slcamer
Princess
ltealrico
nIT
Pine
Island
southbound
:
7
.11.111,
spoke
Hleamer
Princess
Mary
oft
lory
Island,
iu-'.hliouiid,
DKillV
ISLAND,
-Clear,
light
soulben!
wind,
barometer.
JiO.tO.
LOGGING
AT
,
USK
BEGINS1
Horses
Coming
from
Minneapo-i
Us:
Dry
Kiln
'Being
Built
I
and
Mill
t
Opcr
j
LogM-Un
has
already
commcne-
;
i-d
by
(Ii'-
ftU-cna
Itiver
Lumber
!
Konipai.'
at
I
lien-
mill
at
L
sk.
and
It
is
cXeulcil
llial
in
14
lew
weiks
the
mill
will
be
running.
The
new
company
is
in
charge,
,
haviiu
taken
over
Ibe
assets
(
lite
Klcaiua
'Company.
In
Ibe
logging
camp
eleven
j
lianis
have
started
ami
two
carj
loads
of
horses
art
staid
to
he.)
on
I
heir
way
from
.Minneapolis
luj
aiiKiueiit
Hie,
supply
already.
I
here.
j
A
large
dry
kiln
is
being
built1
and
Hie
cable
aerusa
the
Ssi-fiu,
is
Iieitiij:
pui
in
working
order.
Tins
cable
had
lo
bo
strengthened
and
a
good
many
xsbaiises
made
in
the
mill
ei'uipnn'-tll.
The
mill
has
a
uoii
tract
lo
supply
half
a
million
feet
of
lumbit
a
.inoJh
to
MimivHpulis
firms.
kiliVfWHJ
ahiTJrVssiNi.
Ihc
first
shipiuent
to
be
made
in
February.
The
new
ulticia(s
have
taken
over
I
lie
actual
muitagemeui
or
the
mill
and
Messrs.
I'elermaii,
rtwausun,
and
lljoriislad
are
lo
live
at
Lsk.
Mr.
I'elernian,
who
is
managing
director,
has
b-cn
i;
I
In?
business
before.
Mr.
Iljorn-
tad
was
a
slocklioldcr
in
the
old
company
and
Mr.
Svvaiison,
Ihc
secretary
treasurer,
has
been
in
the
banking
business
in
the
Lniled
States.
The
mining
iulcrnsts
of
the
concern
will
tie
PaiMled
ly
a
seiarate
couiauy
lo
be
known
as
Ibe
Kle.iiizn
Mining
Go.
which
is
now
being
formed.
BROWNIES'
BAZAAR
AT
SMITHERS
SUCCESSFUL,
Sum
of
$48
Taken
In
by
the
Girls
at
Their
First
Sale
hitler.
l'.llll.
r
I
MOVE
STOCK
HERE
Woodcock
Brlnqs
It
Cattle
Into
Town
for
Winter
FollovI
ig
Reduction
of
Tralr
Service
Owing
lo
the
(rain
bnvfnfr
1
till,,.
..Ill
ill..,-.
fH.in.
......
,
u
,it,,ii
iruiii
iiuiiyi
lo
llirice-n
week,
the
Woodcock!
Dairy
has
moved
all
;
V
s
'Sat
fc
'
wax
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
Largo
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
UiJ
Air--."
with
newly
laid
dancing
f
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
An,
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
vis
ding
parties.
and
6th
St
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Orill,
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
487,
.XIV
NO,
Ui
VOl,
I'KI.VUK
IIL'I'KIIT.
B.C.,
MONDAY.
DF.CEMHEH
IS,
1024.
Kturdir't
Circulation
1,773.
Street
Sales,
441
PRICE
FIVE
CENT3.
DAMAGE
FROM
V
LOCAL
STEAMER
ARRIVES
SHEATHED
N
ICE
Here
is
Mai
goer
lie.
who
lias
allciiilcd
every
session
of
the
League
of
.NalTons,
ami
bus
amasswl
a
i-oiisideralde
fortune
doing
it.
She
s
not
a
member,
hill
simply
the
official
c
-
mini
niitirr
taup
SIX
ABOVE
ZERO
RECORDED
Vi
NIGHT
DIG3Y
INSTRUMENT
Tin
cold
snap
which
bit
the
city
la-.
I
m0'lil
was
so
sudden
that
il
caught
many
householders
unawares.
The
water
pipes
miiTercd
considerably
on
that
account.
'I
he
Diaby
Island
meteorological
station
teportcd
that
the
coldest
point
reached
was
six
degrees
above
zero.
KERGIN
AFTER
AT
PORT
SIMPSON
fflAQT
FRFICWT
1
STORM
OF
LAST
WEEK
LJ
-1
;
DESTROYED
BUILDINGS
Asks
for
an
Investigation
Into
Alleged
Combine
of
.mi
iee.
i...
ine(
viOTOIIIA.
Dec.
15.
Hert
llrownies'
bazaar
held
on
Salur-
k,.,.,,,
lwiu-v
for
Atlin
incite
day
ariernoon
proved
n
Breatj,,,,,,,,.,.
,a,
we,,ki
;s(Jlc.
success
and
Ibe
little
girls
are
uu?
h,
.say
about
the
coastwise
deservedly
proud
of
their
Hrsl
L,,,pjll(;
toiuhiiie
which
conlrals
iillempt
to
hold
an
affnir
of
this
!,..,.
t
p,is
in
.Norlbern
Urit-
kind.
The
receipts
amounted
to!
some
-MH.lMi
1ml
had
the
weather
been
more
pleasant
this
might
have
been
considerably
increased.
The
girls
in
chariie
of
the
fancy
work
ami
dull
booth
were
Carrie
I'urness,
Winnie
llann
and
Margaret
Wlmll:
home
cook-
ish
Columbia.
Mr.
Kergln
asked
I
bat
an
in-i
I
...
'"""
nrun,to
quci.
ciuuioit,.
Islands.
Mulch.
Wanna
llann.
Annie
Fur-i
.
ness.
Myrtle
Mclnlyre
and
Jennie
Millet.
Most
of
(he
fancy
work
and
the
dolls
were
Ihc
work
of
Ihc
girls.
Ihey
being
greatly
assisted
by
Department
of
Indian
Affairs
A
fine
new
combination
school
ami
dwelling
has
been
completed
of
Kilselas
by
Mitchell
A
Curriui
HELD
IIP
THREE
WEEKS
BY
INCLEMENT
WEATHER
(of
this
oily
for
the
Department!
SKIDKOATK,
Dec
15.
Nels
;
I
.
...
I
11
I'-
1
1
1
I
1ft
I.
I
a
n
os
came
POHTIIILL,
.
Sonnlne
John
IVER
FLOODS
CAUSED
BY
THE
COLD
SNAP
Steamer
Prince
John
Arrives
From
Islands
Sheathtd
in
Ice
Caused
by
Cold
and
Rough
Sea
Her
-decks
sheathed
w
ith
sis
inches
ot
solid
ice
funned
last
mght
as
the
vessel
was
!nssing
over
the
rough
waters
of
Hecate
SiraiU
in
a
stiff
northeast
wind,
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
John,
C
pi.
H.
Mabbs,
formed
a
picturesque
sight
as
she
steamed
into
lorl
id
'.i.'tU
this
morning
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Not
only
were
the
forward
decks,
cabins,
rails
mid
mast
caked
with
ice
but
the
water
tanks
on
the
upper
deck
and
all
the
pipes
leading
lo
saloons
and
rooms
were
frozen
Up
last
night
mid
Ihis
morning
Chief
Steward
Adam
Hamsey
inade
),js
f,rPakfast
coffee
Jrom
water
FORESTRY
BOAT
I
l.ern.
returned
from
tire-
south
on
Ithc
C.-u-ileiia
yesterday
afternoon
bringing
with
him
the
contract
f-ir
a
GO
fool
patrol
boat
for
the!
salmon
LIGHTING
FIRE
RANGE
BLEW
UP
"Sudden
Cold
Snap
Last
Night
Caught
Householders
wares
and
Pip
Suffer
The
sudden
cold
snap
last
night
coining
unawares
and
ac-
IN
RMIKIPY
VAI
ipylceutuated
with
a
severe
north
II"
DULIYLDI
f.HLULI
i
vim,
may
ciliu.MS
una.
I
wares
and
many
frozen
water
SMinil'.ns.
Dec
15.
One
of
pipj.,,
wus
jjie
result.
In
a
few-worst
wind
storms
thai
has
visit-1
ca,es
there
were
bursts.
eil
tins
section
in
vccciu
jeuisj
perhaps
tlio
most
serious
was
thai
of
last
Wednesday.
tamage
was
done
at
the
resi-
uiglit.
although
it
did
not
blow
doncc
of
j.
A.
Lindsay,
1152
Park
harder
than
usual
in
Smithers.
il
j
Avenue,
where,
after
the
fire
had
assumed
proportions
of
a
hurri-u)P0
kindled
this
morning
in
the
cane
In
the
Olentaiina
district,
kitchen
range,
the
water
jacket
The
wind
seemed
lo
originate
Dew
ou)
and
wrecked
the
stove
vcstigalion
be
made
but
Premier
111
Vrinuy
oi
uk
muuu
""
as
well
as
doing
some
damage
to
Oliver
staled
that
the
Provincial
Hudson's
Hay
mountain
as
the'Uie
kitchen
including
the
break-(iovernmenl
had
no
powers
in
"
roar
of
r,"1,il"r
wi"(,;ing
of
two
windows.
cotiKi
ix
uisuiiciiy
ncai-u
iu:
.
11.30
last
mgliL
J.
lloge-
t
.....
..
..
1
.
.
.
.
.
-
-
"I
I
Ii
ink
there
is
a
coiiil)ine,"i
""mm
rs
aim
it
appears
u
nave
land,
013
Ambrose
Avenue,
was
Kergiu
said,
and
ho
was
backed'
travelled
across
Ibe
Lake
Kath-J
n,aviiiff
out
a
frozen
pipe
and
tin
bv
Colonel
Peek.
Conserva-.
''"
ar"'
''enlanna
districts.
tin
floor
caugltt
fire.
The
fire
inif
lable.
Alice
Oazelcy,
Jean!
ij...
n,c,i.,.
rP
n,,.
isi.1,u
.
whiJ
Tll"'
damage
done
around
Lake
department
was
called
and
put
Smith
ami
Pally
llelheringlon;r,-inerly
lived
in
the
North.
;
Kathlvn
was
of-
minor
nalure,OU
l!ic
i.dt0
iK.fore
any
serious
rf""''
bo
tUio
Champion,
j,r
Kergiu
said
a
ton
of'"'
al
(,,llail
consUlerainc
damage
was
done
l""
"
lownfe
ami
May
Smith:
I
froi-iit
.ui
shim.c.i
1.,
it,,,,.-
destruction
was
wrougltt.
Chap-i
Tu.re
was
a
imrsl
pw
in
the
waitresses
in
Ibe
lea
room.
Jerry,
KnK
Vbcapcr
Mian
the
same
m'"'
!U"'
sustained
the'jaHng
system
at
the
Post
Onice
Warner,
Nora
Holland,
l.orna
;
,.,,
1,.,
i.ltl.11
f..,,,,,
v..,.....,...v..e!
I"'1"
''"'
1,,s'
wllic1'
1,af'
bl'ithis
inornui2
which
caused
cbn-
NEW
INDIAN
SCHOOL
AT
KITSELAS
READY
placed
ai
annul
s.'.ooo.
witti
me;
teruatitm
for
n
short
while,
exreplioii
of
their
house
nearby
.
.
GRAIN
COMMISSION
down,
and
the
hay
and
machinery,
leH
exposed
lo
the
weather.
I
MAT
TA
DC
ACtVCn
V
minthiir-
i.f
iiM.ki-
fnrnini-tt
in
t
ItV
1
1
U
DL
rtuULU
I
but
locality
had
the
roofs
blown
j
Mrs.
D.
Simpson
in
mnklne
llu,
!
Mitchell
&
Currle
of
this
City
1
off
their
barns
and
hav
sheds
and
Built
Fine
structure
for
fences
knocked
down.
I
he
Hoard
or
Trade
from
Albert
Davidson
of
Vancouver,
assist-
ant
general
freight
agent
of
the
'C.N.H..
staling
that
the
Hoard
ot
(rain
Commissioners
were
sitting
in
Vancouver
and
suggest
ing
that
if
it
was
wished
that
ii.u.i
.uiuns.
me
iiuimiiiik
itomnson
came
mm
port
Iasi,ihey
visjt
prince
Ilupert
a
U1
by
:i0
feel,
two
storeys.
vv,ek
his
launch
on
Thorberg
i
gram
of
invitation
injghl
attain
service
from
Prince
lltinerl
on
his
wav
thai
nliiect
AGED
SENATOR
DIES
n
I
he
W
esl
Coast
of
the
Islands
A
reply
has
been
sent
saying
-
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-
11
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Itm
u-inlnn
hnnnlni
4linl
M.a
llc.n
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i.
mi.
1111
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i
s,
inn
VI-I
I
I1
IV
HIT
IHKili
obtained
from
the
boilers.
It
was
too
rough
crossing
the
straits
during
the
night
to
attempt
the"1
,
work
of
thawing
out,
which,
to-"
;
gether
with
chopping
off
the
ice
which
held
the
hatces
and
doors'
:
fasl.
was
started
after
the
vessel
H.
Pillsbury,
Manager
of
Local
got
into
port
today.
Dry
Dock,
Returned
From
j
John
had
a
long
voyage
South
Yesterday
After-
I
from
Vanouyer,
having
IcTL
there!
"OQ"
jal
to
o'clock
last
Monday
nighU
I
The
vessel
laid
in
at
Alert
llay-
I.
II-
Pillsbury.
manager
of-on
Tuesday
in
order
to
go
into
e
Canadian
National
dry
dock'Ilison
Harbor
by
daylight
and
was
further
de!ayed
yesterday
at
Watun
Hiver
where
she
spent
24
hours
loading
10,500
cases
bf
The
John
left
Massett
RESULT
OF
GALE
r,jr,,s,r'
'leparlmenl.
The
vessel
at
C.30
last
night
and,
in
the
face
vvil!
be
or
wooden
construction'
0r
the
strong
northeast
wind
she
...
,
,
.
.
,
'capable
or
n
speed
of
ten
knots.
,a,i
to
buck
took
15
hours
to
or.l
received
in
town
today
,.
,,
vlitIl
a
rif,
-,-
...
,,.
rromP,,,-.
Simpson
is
to
the
ef-
Ackers
Pelter
wine.
Il,
W
.
7
a
V
1
feel
that
the
storm
of
last
Wed
nesday
did
a
lot
of
damage
at
lliat
village.
A
number
of
build-i
lugs
were
blown
over
and
one
I
store
was
lifted
up
and
landed:
on
the
beach.
The
windows
in
t
ho
F.asle
House
were
all
smashed
in
and
must
of
the
glass
in
the
oilier
ejposed
buildin.'s
was
brol.en.
Hoals
went
adrift,
trees
were
blown
down
and
much
damage
resulted.
Such
a
slorm
has
never
been
known
there
before.
will
be
laid
immediately
and
It
is
hours.
expected
that
the
boat
will
take
fri'in
three
to
four
months
to
build.
The
vessel
brought
J!i
passengers
from
the
Islands
including
a
number
of
persons
who
are
on
their
way
south
for
the
Christmas
holidays.
They
had
a
cold
night
or
it
last
night
and
were,
glad
to
get
some
Prince
Rupert
warmth.
It
is
not
likely
the-
John
will
get
away
on
her
re-r
turn
south
until
tomorrow
morn-
ing.
a
GIVES
CORNELIUS
S
VANDERBILT
JOLT
I
IN
LEGISLATURE?
'
a
VICTOHIA.
Dec.
15.
In
a
speech
in
the
Legislature
Major
Dick
Hurde
referred
to
Cornelius
Vanderbilt
in
discussing
specf
laws
as
follows:
It's
time
We
called
a
halt.
W'4
are
all
gearing
ourselves
up
too"
high.
We
live
loo
fasl;
alto-setber
too
fasl.
Why
there'i
young
Mr.
vanderbilt,
my
friend;
from
my
own
riding,
goes
tear?
ing
along
our
roads,
with
a
red
handkerchief
round
his
neck,
al
10
miles
an
hour.
"II
is
true
he
doesn't
knoci
anyone
iulo
the
ditch.
They
know"
him.
They
jump
the
ditch
and
climb
a
tree
when
they
see
him,
coming.
Safely
firsl.
I
think
doctors
responding
to
an
urgent
call
should
break
every
blooming
speed
limit
there
Is
and
a
few
that
don't
exist,
but
the
rest
of
us
should
go
stow
and
look
at
the
scenery.
That's
what
we
get
Ibe
blooming
tourists
like
my
friend
Vanderbilt
here
for,
and
he
can't
see
any
scenery
tearing
around
at
10
miles
per
hour."
visit
prince
rupertu
v;;v;
A
letter
has
been
received
by
ARCTIC
STUDIO
The
choicest
polled
plants,
boxed
English
Holly
and
Christmas
bai-.kels
arrived
from
Victoria
this
morning
on
the
Princess
Mary.
Our
Christmas
chrysanthemums
will
arrive
from
Victoria
on
Monday,
December
22,
and
our
roses
and
carnations
na
Wednesday.
December.'!
'
'
Li
m
tn