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nights
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to
approval.
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of
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DAILY
EDITION
Board
Of
Trade
Does
Useful
Work.
Saturday,
.lamiary
3,
1
02..
The
Hoard
fills
a;
place
of
iisufulnc.se
in
Prince.
11
u
perl
.tun,
mi
uriugiiig
io
un
aiiention
oi
proper
authorities
matter?
where
consideration
or
redress
is
reonireil
in
the
best
iiilci'iwU
of
Ihe
community
ainl
in
its
work
of
piihlieity,
it
is
carrying
out
a
iiini'iiiiii
in
iin
organized
way,
tn.it
is
iiemg
undertaken
liy
ni
other
body.
Sometimes
complaints
are
heard
that
the
Hoard
ol
,
i
ram-
is
an
exclusive
organization.
Tins,
However,
is
an
erroneous
idea
for
its
ranks
are
open
to
any
citizens
who
have
(lit
best
interests
of
this
place
at
heart.
Those
who
are
desirous
of
helping
local
mailers
along
will
le
welcomed
as
members.
Fai
from
being
exclusive,
Ihe
Hoard
is
anxious
and
desirous
of
having
everybody
in
Prince
Hupert-belong.
Not
Opposed
To
;
BroadPrinciple.:
The
congregation
or
the
Prince.
Hupert
Presbyterian
Church
has
derided
against
uniting
with
the
.Methodist,
and
Cunirresrn-
lional
Churches
under
"The
United
Church
of
Canada
Act."
This
does
m
it
mean
thai
the
members
of
the,,ooa
church
.are
opposed
lo
the
broad
principle
of
chiirch
union;
To'
Ihe
'rlinfrary,
sonTe
of
Ihem
hiive-exiressed
themselves
as
in
favor
of
the
principle
liioiigiuiey
not
in
Invor
of
(be
measure
that
va
offered
iliem
tins
week;
iV
great
deal
of
discussion
has
been
'indulged
in
miring
uie
pasi
year
since
me.
mailer
or
Church
Union
lias
been
before
both
the
reder.il
and
provincial
parliaments
but
the
actual
putting
of
it
into
effect
.still
appears
lo
be
a
long
way
in
tbti
future.
.
'
'
.
Settlement.
Of
Freight
'
Rates
Seems
Likely.
-
l-ooinhig
largt
upon
Iho
horizon
or
Canadian
affairs
at
the
present
lime
is
the
freight
rates
issue.
Many
times
during
the
Jiasl
year
the
question
has
been
coinmenled
upon
in
these
col-umns
hut
a
solution
of
the
problem
has
not
vet
been
found.
However,
today
the
entire
freight
rates
Inugie
is
closer
to
an
iintanglemeiit
than
ever
before
and
it
has
been
Nearly
prown
Hint
Ihe
West
has
won
an
important
victory.
The
restoration
temporarily,
of
the
C
row's
Xcsl
I'nss
nffriximnul
....
l..o
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11
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if,
m
...
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.
i..ear
upon
me
suriare
as
a
set-hack
for
Itrilish
Columbia,
but
...
iai'iii-.
11
.iin-.ws
inai
uie.
removal
oi
an
discrimination
against
the
West
will
shortly
.
ncciinmlkb...r
For
years
Premier
Oliver
has
fought
almost
a
lone
fight
for
miiisii
n.,.inroia
s
imerests.
t
rue,
he
has
been
supported
.v
boards
or
trade
and
.oilier
public
bodies
but
the
initiative
was
bis
and
to
him
belongs
a
large
share
or
Hie
credit.
Heroic
the
coining
session
or
the
House
ol'
Commons
has
passed
into
his.
lory
it'is
predicted
that
equal
freight
rales
all
over
Canada
will
be
111
force,
which
menus
that
the
Pacific
Province
will
Tor
the
first
lime
be
able
to
meet
the
eompetilionuf
Onlario'
Quebec
and
Ihe
.Maritime,
provinces,
.
.
Signatures'
Required
.
'
From
Correspondents.
.
.,
The
editor
Of
this
paper
would
again
remind
correspond-nts
that
then-
names
should
be
nrfixed
lo
any
letters
or
news
ilen.s
that
are,
sent
in
for
publication.
The
Daily
Xews
does
not
publish
,,y
mailer
that
is
no!
authorized
by
signature
though
we
diMiol
a'fliiijT
tlu.1
the
names
of
,e
writers
should
appear
11
pr.ut-lU
beiuV
solely
a
matter
of
choice
for
the
wrier
the...sely,;s,
Ju,
,,.,.,.,.
,.,.,
mff
signatures.
In
one
or
two
cases,
it
was
possible
to
Ida
confirmation
locally,
and
the
news
was
used.
J
other
cases
w'
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!
"'r
only
choice
was
In
throw
the
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such
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FESTIVITIES
AT
SMELTER
TOWN
Variety
of
Functions
Featured
Christmas
and
New
Year
,
Season
AXYO.V,
Jan.
J.
Holiday
limp
in
Anynx
was
enjoyed
lo
Ihe
full
by
lai'tic
and
small
alike.
The
Coinimmily
League
dance
fin:
uriiwii-iiis
ami
Ihe
eulerlain
menl
Tor
all
Ihe
kiddies
of
Ihe
I
own
was
billowed
by
the
annual
feast,
of
Hit;
Moose.
T.ndire
which
eiileilaiiieil
children
of
members
in
their
hall.
A
jolly
time
was
spent.
Supper
was
served,
panics
were
played
and
mementoes
of
I
In'
season
were
dis-
Irihuled
among
Hie
juveniles
after
which.
Ihe
older
folk-engaged
in
dancing.
On
the
aflernoou
and
evening
of
Monday,
December
-I',
Ihe
children
tif
(lie
Union
Church
were
given
present.
and
a
big
upper,
ami
amused
wilh
games,
aving
a
fine
lime
generally.
Tins
following
day,
'Ihe
Anglican!
Church
threw
open
its
doors
and
treated
lis
budding
youth
in1
much
the
same
fashion,
'giving
iliem
a
lug
reed
amP
present
ing
them
wilh
toys
and
such
things.!
aking
Ihe
occasion
one
long
In
lie
reinembered.
Following
its
regular
custom.
the
Oranhy
Company
supplied
Ihe
pall'nns
of
the
Smeller
Messi
w'llh.
a
special
dinner
on
Christ
mas
Day.
There
,was
turkey,
plum
pudding,
mince
pie
and
all
Ihe
fixiu's.
The
Teas!
was
repeated
at
"the
Mine
Mess
on
Xew
ear's
Day,
and
Mine
Host
Jago.
who
knows
how
lo
do
those
tilings
jusl
right,
received
many
compliments
on
the
excellence
of
Ihe
Tare
provided
at.
both
places.!
On
both
occasions,
the
Anyox
Hand
was
present
and
conlrihul-
d
not
a
lillle
lo
Ihe
spirit
oT
the
season.
At
Hospital
On
Ihe
eve
of
Christmas,
the
matron
of
(iranhy
Hospital,
Miss
Swansoii,
and
the
staff,
were
re
sponsible
for
a
highly
.success-
nil
eiileilaiunieiil
and
Christmas
...
.
1.
s,:
-
i
ive
joi--iiif'.iiaueiii!i.)iiii
.
..
tiieiw
united
friends.
The
tree
was
splendidly
illuiniiialed.
and
there
was
a
present
Tor
every
inmale.
:il
Hint
tune.
The
cost
was.
inriie
from
funds
raised
by
the'
Ladies'
Auxiliary
from
lime
to
lime.
Among
other
items
pre-
entcd
well1
twO
large
md
com
fortable
easy
chairs
and
a
pair
of
adjustable
tamps,
all
of
which
will
prove
of
great
benefit
lo
indents.
In-addition
lo-
Ihe
visit
of
Santa
Clans,
a
number
of
selections
were
rendered
by
Ihe
Flks'
Orchestra,
and
there
were
dance
by
I'.diia
llerrin,
Mabel
Sleveus
and
Flo
.Hid
Ilillie
Kelley.
Miss
Wilder
recited
and
Jnmcsj
riioiifpson
sang.
Members
ofi
Ihe
Ladies'
Auxiliary
were
pre-
seal
a
guests
and
refreshments
were
served
by
Ihe
nurses.
On
Christmas
Day
Ihe
band
played)
I
I
Ihe
hospital.
!
NIGHT
SCHOOL
WORK
AT
ANYOX
EXPANDS
Classes
In
Dressmaking
and
First
Aid
to
be.
Instituted
AX
VOX.
Jan.
.1.
Wilh
Ihe
Xew
Year.
Ihe
Oraiibv
Hay
School
Hoard
is
insliliiling
two
ndili-lional
classes
in
js
night
school
work.
A
number
of
reuuests
have
come
for
a
class
in
dressmaking.
and
has
been
decided
llial.
if.
urrieient
applicants
apply,
ai
larl
will
be
made
about
the
mid-i
die
of
January
nt
both
Peach
lunl
Mine.
Xot
less
than
eight
or!
more
than
twelve
will
be
con-'
sidered
in
either
place
and
the.;
fee
will
tie
$5.00.
Mrs.
Pickford.
who
has
had
considerable
experience
in
the
leaching
of
dressmaking
has
been
engaged
to
take,
charge
of
these
classes.
First
aid
classes
will
also
start
immediately
at
both
places,
Dr.
Lea-royd
will
have
charge
of
Ihe
Heard
classes
and
Dr.
Kinsman
of
Ihe
class
al
the
Mine.
ANGLICAN
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
CONCERT
IS
HELD
AT
SM1THERS
!Mll'lli:ilS,
Jan.
3.
The
annual
Chrislinas
tree
nnd
nnnenri
I
of
(he
Anglican
Clnirrh
Sunday
M'liooi
was
.
held
on
Tuesday
llighl.
belnir
nresldi.l
n.
nn
i...
I
Ilev.
M.'F.
W.
Hld.iell.
The
cntortainment
was
hefd
In
,i
1
Ihe
chn.-ch
nnd
commenced
nt
!S
o'clock,
when
supper
was
scr-veiL
to
Ihe
children,
alfer
which
they
gave
a
concert
while
Ihe
ndtilt
members
present
partook
of
their
refreshments.
Santa
Clans
was
scheduled
to
arrive
al
seven
o'clock
but,
about
Unit
lime,
loud
noises
were
heard
and
in
eame
a
parly
who
announced
thai
he
was
Ills
Satanic
Majesly
and
was
going
to
turn
everybody
out
but
he
was
closely
followed
by
Santa
Clans
who,
to
Hie
amusement
or
Ihe
children,
soon
put
him
hors-de-combat.
Old
St.
Nicholas
then
took
charge
or
the
Christmas
tree
and
proceeded
In
distribute,
nresenls
and
candies
lo
the
children.
He
also-
gave
Muriel
Adams
and
Clivc
lloskins
prizes
which
they
lb'
s
s
o
L'
Jr.
.-.
TITPS
January
Salurdr.y.
January
3,
1&?5.
Home
Furnishing
i
-1
Has
iaa
SALE
Six
different
designs.
Handy
and
compact,
and
keeps
your
kilchen
uleusjls
tidy
ami
ne.il.
On
Iheso
new
lines
of
Cabinets,
Special
Sale
Prices.
Kitchen
Tables
wilh
F.naiuel
Tops
ami
finished
while
Knantel.
Kitchen
Tables
wilh
ami
willmut
ilrawer
at
Had
won
fur
regular
attendance)
al
Sunday
School.
Jlefnre
saying
goodbye,
Santa,
on
behalf
or
the
congregation,
presented
Mrs.
S.
II.
lloskins
wilh
several
pieces
or
French
ivory
tendered
as
a
mark
of
appreciation
for
tier
services
at
Hie
organ
during
ilu
year.
FUNERAL
AT
SM1THERS
SMITIir.llS,
.Inn.
3.
The
funeral
of
Ihe
late
Thomas
Fitzgerald
who
was
found
frozen
In
death
near
Moricelown
last
week,
was
held
on
Tuesday
ariernoon.
The
O.W.V.A.
hail
Ihe
funeral
and
Ihe
service
was
conducted
by
their
president..
II
L.
dale.
11
tfK.
Every
Department
in
our
store
giving
Big
Value
Reductions
The
very
latest
design
in
Diningroom
and
Bedroom
Furniture
all
new
stock;
for
guaranteed
quality
and
rock
bottom
prices
we
have
what
you
require
Axminster
and
Wilton
Carpet
Squares
We
orrer
at
special
i
eductions.
Ask
fur
our
Special
prices
for
Ihe
-January
Sale.
Draperies
for
yourWindow
Colored
Velours,
Single
and
Double
Faced,
at
25
Per
Cent
Discount
Colored
Cretonnes,
Madras,
Scrims,
Marquisettes,
Poplins,
and
Shadow
Cloths
at
reduced
prices
never
before
offered.
We
are
ib
leriiiined
lo
reduce
our
large
stock
in
these
lines
and
our
many
patrons
will
save
by
our
January
Special
Prices,
Swiss
Net
Curtains,
pep
p.
ir,
2.1
per
cent
disconnl.
Blinds
and
Curtain
Rods
.1
Pig
Special
Prices.
Kitchen
Cabinets
Chesterfield
and
Daveno
Suites
Three-Piece
Chesterfield
Suites
and
Daveno
Suites,
wilh
Hed
and
Maltress
complete,
at
Hig
S
ial
January
Sale
Values.
F.isy
Chairs,
Hackers.
Library
Tables,
Iteds,
Spring
and
.Mattresses,
all
at
Heduccd
Prices,
To
clear
at
less
than
cost
Ginghams,
.'12
inches
widei
Colored
and
Plain
al,
5
Yards
for
$1.00.
SPECIAL
Silk
1
Yard
Wide
SPECIAL
lu
the
following
Colors:
Cold,
Hose,
Light
HUic,
.
Orcen,
Cream.
Hrown,
While,
.Maroon,
and
Dark
Itiiw,
This
Silk
is
or
fine
quality
and
i
our
regular
2.00
value.
To
Clear
at
$1.00
Cash.
Watch
Our
Windows
for-Special
Prices
Odd
Lines
of
Flat
Curtain
Rods
to
clear,
at
Special
Prices
Crockery
GET
IT
AT!
r.
.
i
i
Kvcry
piece
of
China
and
Crockery
in
our
Slure
at
2,'
pep
cent
Hediiclion,
When
you
have
sesn
our
stock
at
marked
down
prices
this
will
convince
you
of
our
v
.
--
'
.
.
fi
&
Third
Avenue
Real
Values
Offered
Tite's
Store
gives
the
guarantee
for
quality
and
price
Geo.
D.
Tite
Quality
Home
Furnisher
.j.HB
a
aae
.
Phone
20
HIGHCLASS
-GROCERS
PHONE
586
NEW
YEAR
GREETINGS
WITH
ALL
GOOD
WISHES.
JIT