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T.KQZ
TOTTZ
Fish
Dept.
Eastern
Salt
Herring,
Pacific
Sail
Herring,
Easlcrn
Mackerel,
Holland
Herring,
small
kegs,
Salt
Cod
Fish
Urioks,
Salt
Cod
Fish
Whole,
Finnan
Haddies,
Salt
lllack
Coil,
Kippers,
Hloalers,
Smoked
Mack
Cod,
Halihult
Salmon,
etc.,
etc.
Order
Your
Christmas
Turkey
and
Goods
Early
Sealn
8
DoQdson
The
House
of
Quality
Plume
455.
We
Deliver
NOTICE
Wo
have
just
been
appointed
selling
agents
for
LlCC
HOUSEHOLD
LACQUEROIP
Easy
to
apply,
Watch
It
Dry
Dries
ready
for
use
in
half
an
hour.
The
new
Lacquer
finish
;
for
Floors.
Furniture,
and
Woodwork.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
60S
Third
Ave.
Gentlemen
Why
Not?
Why
not
nave
a
tailor-made-
suit
for
Christmas?
We
make
you
a
present
of
$5.00
10ft
Suit
LenplhR
lo
choose
from.
Wo
give
a
discount
of
$5.00
on
every
suit
purchased
for
Christmas.
Our
slock
includes
Itlue
Series
aid
all
kinds
of
quality
materials.
Fit
and
finish
jruaranfeed.
ORDER
NOW.
LING
the
Tailor
821
Second
Ave.
Phone
649
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
SS.00
Half
loatj
..,
..
S3.00
Large
sacks
50o
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
.
.
S6.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
IMPROVED
Ford
Models
Will
he
on
exhibition
about
November
10.
l'rtces
Unchanged
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
93
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
CI.
n&rtage,
Warehousing,
.nd
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
B6rv'l;e.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
.
Furnltur
Covlnn.
BRINGING
UP
iTond
p,.,-..
By
'George
McManus
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THE
p'
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LABOR
BANQUET
GREAT
SUCCESS
Many
Interesting
Addresses
were
Given
at
Big
Event
Saturday
Night
PRESENTATION
MADE&.
Principles
of
Organized
Labor
Discussed
by
T.
J.
Shen-ton,Mine
Inspector
The
third
annual
banquet
of,
,
Hie
l'rinee
nui.ert
Trades
and
I
nlinp
rnnn.il
vvia
l.nl.l
in
lh1,.r
.
.
."
.'.VO(K
e.Xirmillon.
AIPX.
SI.
Hegis
Oafe
on
Salurilay
even-
inK.
me
auenuance
was
iarge
anl
much
entliu-tasm
was
displayed.
There
was
an
excellent
program
of
music
and
addreses.
The
gathering
was
presfded
over
by
President
S.
D.
Mardnn-.ild.
who,
in
a
tiMef
'opening
address,
said
the
banquet
va.
primarily
for
the
purpose
of
bringing
the
workers
together.
He
outlined
Hie
'accotnpIislnnen!
of
the
local
council
during
Ihe
year.
Mayor
Xewton
read
a
.humor
ous
poem,
conclrtding
with
a
fil-
!fng
reference
to
the
principles
of
nrg'anfj.ed
fatior.
The-chief
'Ji.fdress
of
the
even
ing
was
lty
T.
J.
Shenlon,
inspector
of
mines,
dhdiia
oruicr
'President
of
Ihe
Xanaimo
Trades
A
L'abdr
XiOuncIK
-ITW
spoke
fn
an
interesting
manner
on
the
fundamental
princii.les
of
organired
laltor.
His
address
was
great
I
v
appreciated.
Archdeacon
(5.
A.
Hix
and
'rinefpal-
J.
C.
Itrady
were
also
speakers,
the
former
describing
liis
travels
through
the
district
during
Ihe
past
year
and
punet.
uating
Ins
remarks
with
many
humorous
reference
and
Ihe
latter
along
educational
lines.
Aldermen
Spoke
Laltor
members
of
the
city
council
Aid.
ltrown,
Aid.
Mc-
Keehnie
and
Aid.
Larsen
spoke
on
municipal
administration
.lur
ing
the
year,
the
first
two
briefly
but
Aid.
Larsen
at
greater
length
Aid.
Casey
was
nof
present.
Brief
addresses
were
also
given
by
J.
J.
iillis,
Carpenters"
Union
I.
II.
Meagher,
Halfbul
Fisher
men
s
L
nion;
Harold
smith,
Fngineers''Uriion;
T.
lllack.
Flee
trical
Workers'
Union:
(1.
J.
l'ilekervvCar
Workers'
Union;
A.
Iliidema,
Sheet
Metal
Workers'
Union;
Frank
.Derryr
secretary
of
Trades
it
Labrtr"!ouiiej,van'!
I'.
liniinungs,
of
Vancouver,
:
director
of
the
Vancouver
Fx
(libit
ion
Hoard.
During
the
baniiiel,
there
were
elections
by
Prof.
Pryee's
Or
chestra
consisting
of
Prof.
H
Aubrey
Pryee,
Mrs.
(Saw)
borne
and
Kenny
llood.The
program
wa
interspersed
with
many
fine
in
slnime.ntal
and
vocal
numbers
I'here
were
songs
by
H.
Sabmirin
Jack
McLean.
Mr.
Fortune,
T
Wilson.
Jan.
lllack,
II.
Astoria,
u
harmonic
solo
y
T.
Miller
rtnd
a
selection
by
the
Westholmo
or
chest
ra.
Presentation
Made
One
of
The
most
pleasanl
fen!
ures
of
the
evening's
proceeding
was
the
presenlalion
1iy
Vice
President
James
lllack
to
Presi
deitl
S.
D.
Mardoiiald
of
a
beaut'
rut
set
of
rive
pipes
in
case
as
a
recognition
of
Ihe
Jailer's
many
years
of
efficient
service
as
pre
si.lenl
of
the
council.
Mr.
Mac
donah!,
who
was
taken
'allogelhe
by
surprise,
nevertheless
made
'suitable
P.'ply
The
Way
Out
They
had
Just,
sealed
their
en
gngemenl
with
a
kiss.,
"And,
David
dear,
I
am
a
wrad
Hate
in
home
economics,"
she
whispered.
"Well,
never
mind
Tha,,,
relumed
igenernusly.
"
suppose
wo
can
board."
FATHER
PARTY
ON
SATURDAY
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andrew
McDonald
Entertained
Friends
In
Elks'
Wall
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andrew
McDonald.
Fifth
Ave.
East,
delightfully
cntcrlaintil
some
fifty
of
their
friends
in
the
Elks'
Home
on
Saturday
night.
The
evening
was
gaily
spent
in
dancing,
in
.,.-..
iiu
on..,;...
miiiw
a
n.
sc.--
......
m
....iicc
Mre
niucH
rn-
;
.
.
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in
k
in
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1
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ii.
i
'ii
i
ill
it.
t
Ar(1.
Jr
(
,raps
,,
vjo,in
Delicious
refreshmenls
were
erve.j
at
It
o'clock
under
Ihe
upenision
of
Mrs.
McDonald,
isued
hy
Mrs.
Harold
l'onder,
.Mrs.
James
Parsons
and
Mrs.
James"
Morrison,
when
novelty
A
alures
n
inlrcHluced,
causintr
much
merriment.
Hach
plale
carried
a
raffle
number
for
a
box
of
stationery
hich
was
won
by
Mrs.
II.
P.
oniler
with
ticket
No.
20.
The
sineing
of
"For
Tlu-y
Are
Jolly
tiood
Fellows,"
followed
by
fiod
Save
the
King"
brought
a
very
happy
evening
lo
a
cUje
at
midnight,
'EDESTRIANS
MUST
BEWARE
Have
no
Prior
Rights
on
Highway
Alberta
Appeal
Court
Decides
FDMONTON.
Dec
M.
-"Some
pedestrians
seem
to
think
that
they
have
a
superior
righl
lo
vehicles
on
any
part'
of
the
highway.
They
certainly
have
on
the
portion
especially'
set
aside
for
Ihein,
hul
they
as
certainly
have
not
on
ITie
iTofiron
'eTpecJally
provided
for
veiiienlar
traffic
though
for
Hie
pifrffose
of
pro
perly
crossing
aucIi
'portion
Ihey
have
an
equal
right
Willi
(hat
nt
veTiiCles."
v
In
these
words
Chief
Justice
Haney
of
Ihe
app'-llaln
division
ilelcrmines
Ihe
rlghls
of
a
pe.li
lrian
on
a
highway.
He
ha
handed
down
wrillrn
judgment
in
Ihe
appeal
of
Turplc
vs.
Oliver,
allowing
the
appeal
of
Arthur
Oliver,
Hie
driver
of
an
auto
mobile
against
an
award
lo
.las.
and
.Mm.
tfuniic
for
injuries
sustained
iiy
lle
'laMcr
on
lieng
knockeil
down
by
Oliver's
ntilo
mobile.
Mr.
Justice
Hymliuar.
concurreil
in
the
chief
justice's
judgment
and
Mr.
Justice
Heck
agreed
with
Ihe
result.
On
Ihe
Other
hand
Mr.
Justices
Sluart
mil
Clarke
would
have
dismissed
the
appeal.
dver'lp
fr
th
Diilv
New
She
Was
troubled
With
Chronic
Constipation
Once
your
bowel
become
eomtl-patej
you
are
lo
for
a
lot
of
trouble,
M
eonatip&tlon
!
one
of
the
moxt
prolifle
nourcet
of
disease
that
the
toman
race
ii
addicted
to,
therefore
a
free
motion
of
the
bowrla
every
day
ihould
be
the
aim
of
ereryotie
'
who
aKpirea
to
pcrfcet
health.
Mra.
O.
W.
Iiwrenre,
Clover.lnle
Eaat,
N.U.,
writes:
''I
wa
troubled
with
ebronie
conatipntion,
and
became
o
bad
I
waj
aluioat
afraid
to
eat
anything.
One
day
I
saw
your
advertisement
Milburh's
1
0
I
ct
three
ylals,
and
after
taVlnr
them
I
have
never
lieea
troubll-d
since
with
ebnatlpatlon,"
Tot
up
only
by
The
T.
Mlllura
Co.,
LLuuted,
Toronto,
Out
J
RA
WFTRAI
I
1
GAMES
PLAYED
Girls
and
Junior
Boys
Both
had
Hoop
Contests
Saturday
Afternoon
Two
very
interesting
basketbat
Raines-
were
played
in
the
Kxhib-il
ion
Hall
mi
Salurvlay
afternoon
U'lmn
Iti-r.
S,I..
likum.,
I
tin
Pv-
pIonM
,,
,
,,
o.dlegiates
played
vry
p,w
,,.
junior
.vny
loams
uio
uo-ppueni
una
"'p
;s,i,r
at'
l
l,I,,,,
......
.
Mile
lie!.
I
n'fereed
ip
each
case,
Junior
Boys
In
Ihe
junior
boys
game
the
stars
led
in
I
hp
first
half
by
7
In
2
and
seemed
to
be
having
it
all
their
own
way.
After
11m
in
terval
llie
(io-getlers
titicKiMl
up
lot
and
crept
up
on
their
op
pnnenls
ntil
not
enough
to
over
take
IJieir
earlier
los
with
the
reul
thai
the
Stars
won
by
13
to
10.
For
Ihe
winners
Harold
Mac.louald
scored
0.
.Hmmie
Hry
ant
2
dn.l
Hill
Odlison
2,
whilell'tm
RENT.
-
Furnished
for
Ihe
lners
Kdilie
Smith
pnll
in
0
ami
iionlen
Wrick
and
Joe
Scott
two
each.
The
teams
were
lio-getters
lildie
Smith,
Joe
Scott,
(tordnn
Vlerick,
Dan
Mac
kenzie,
lhiMer
Hill
and
llo.hlle
Stalker.
Stars:
Hill
Murray,
HaroM
Mardnfrald,
Jliumie
Ilryanl.
Hill
Collixou,
ami
Alan
Cross.
Girls'
Game
The
girls'
game
'was
so
cfos.
iiiui
on
iwo
occnions
nurmg
lite
game
the
sides
were
tied.
Mar-
gnrrt
Kergin
scorI
lwhe
for
the
Cvelones
and
Helen
.Nticich
I.
For
the
Collegiate
Phyllis
.Har
vey
made
12,
Vera
Smith
2.
Virginia
lleil
I.
The
team
we-e:
Cyclones
lthoda'
Lanrti,
Mar-
rut-el
Kenr
in
O.lir
lilk
Vneieli
I
...
V
.
..
.
.
ami
Margaret
Oilrhriwl
Odlegialfs.
A'erna
Smith,
Ada
Menzicor,
Phyllis
Harvey.
Vir
ginia
lleil,
innie
Ihoiiison
and
Kvrlyn
Ilmierge.
Phvslcal
CuIIum
An
exhibition
of
liaskethall
and
..i..-.i..t
..ii...
.
i.
..i..r.l
J(
1
1
,f
t
I
1
Ulllll
'
I
m
Iff"
al
the
Fxhfliilinn
llnll
Tuesday
evening
for
the
purpose
of
rais
ing
funds
for
the
expenses
of
tip
hall
for
Hie
basketball
games.
X
SPORT
CHAT
.
1
Hventsf7ir'fffe
wei-k
are
silied
tiled
us
follows:
Monday
ihmiglrl)
Critrliage
League:
Hlks
vs.
St.,
An
drew's:
ti.W.V.A.
vs.
Colo"
Slor'ago;
L.
O.
L.
vs.
Dry
dock:
S.
of
O.
vs.
P.ll.
Hotel
C.N.
OporuliiMf
vs.
Moose
C.N.
Mech.
vs.
K.
of
C.
'iTiurs.lay
Men's
Whlsl:
O.W.
V.A.
vs.
Si.,
Andrew's;
of
V..
vs.
L.
O.
L.;
Flks
vs.
K.
of
C;
Moose
v.
Oddfellirwa.
Friday
Ladles
Whist:
L.O.H.A.
vs.
Moose
Ladies;
D.
of
F
vs.
Pythian'
Sislers.
Week-end
High
Fchool
basket-
ball
games
nt
Anyox
between
Prince
import
and
Anyox.
Slanlev
Niwman.
nrofessloiial
Millard
champion'
of
Iho
S011II1
of
Fngland
and
younger
brother
of
Tommy
Newmnn,
thellrilish
liilliard
champion,
has
arrived
in
Canada
Willi
Hie
Inlenlloti
of
re.
siding
ling
lie
will
shorlly
start
on
playing
lour
o.f
.lhe
I
on.
Inlon
which
will
bring
hi'
to
the
Pact
fie.
Coasl..
Next
year
he
will
lake
part
In
the
liilliard
Association
of
Canada
annual
professional
matches,
Newman
has
11
high
j
break
rt'-cpriLuf
.7.58.
Waller
Wilson
was
dismissed
in
the
eily
police
court
this
morning
011
a
charge
of
supplying
liquor
to
Indians.
-
-
-
-
s
a
1
I
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in'advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
rOR
SALE
FDIt
SALE.
Two
sloroy
him.
I
seven
rooms
and
bath
romple'e!
on
lirahnm
Avenue,
past
elevn-ll
tor.
faeing
linrbor.
Low
ri'e
fwr
iinmedtnle
sale;
terms
t
any.
Apply
T.
M.-Clyinont.
j
I
WH
K
6
Horse
power
Pal-1
nier
engine,
'I
cycle,
will.
Uaf
and
propeller,
in
good
.ototi-
WOII.
75.00.
ti.'O.
Ilwe.
.t.ll't
Xitith
Avenue
Wc-i.
KOH
SALF
llrtiiiftwick
pbonn-,
graph,
upright
ty!r.
in
fnin.vl
oak.
almost
nmv.
cost
?I8"i
Price
MHI.
I'lili-n.
IMu'
)W
Of
nee.
ne
FDIII)
SUDAN
for
sale.
Otl
Utl
Mven
months.
fT&O.OO
;
Apply!".
K.
Pirker.
I.
Id.
TO
RENT
or
tit
-
furnished
five
roomed
flat
in
Federal
block.
Hteam
heated
i
MHIlary
eleetrii'
l"vr.
Ciin
hi
J
seen
at
any
time
by
appoint,.
j
menl.
imiiiediate
poessioii
Mf
desired.
Apply
Hot
.W
Dally
Nff
KOIt
HUNT.
Small
store
or
Of
fice.
Third
Street.
Two
rtxm-below.
two
lis.
114
rooms
ubov
.
Weslernlia"r
Pr
the
f(m
rif'N
l.
V
1
l.'rn
four
room-M'lirireh
i
ri.,i
u,:i,
range.
citt,(
Hl..ek.
Westenbav
et
pro
If
RKNT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
ew
iK
machines.
Walker
.HUSIC
More.
II
FOUIl
noom
S.iiie
for
Kent.
Hot
water
heat.
Apoly
Sunlh
A
Malletl.
Ltd.
-
tf
KI
TWO
rtomn
flat
will,
bath
to
rent.
Aply
Walhice'.
?t
M0,,KIlN
F,"vr
fl,r
KL-Apply
ti
irni
a-
iiriiirioniT
m
COAftD
HOAIID
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avonne
Piione
t
.11
AUCTION
SALE.
We
have
been
fuvoiod
with
in
si
rue
1
101
1-
from
Mr.
II.
D
Johnson
to
tell
hy
uuldtc
an'
lion
at
lli-
.resilience
rl!l,
7lh
Avenue
Ku!,,nii
Weilnes.lay
llllll
Deceilter
at
'.'.:tll
p.m.
Hie
follow
ing
f.lfni!
.ire
unit
el
feels:
-
carpels,
11
x
il
and
In,
x
oak
leiice,
IM
H.piare
yards
of
Hros-o'ls
carpel,
oak
.
lining
-inle,
11,
ik
dressing
lirhle,
I
a
rue
oxal
mirror
w'lh
walnut
frame,
.'I:
I
ols.
of
L'ni
versa)
Antliolod.v,
brass
be.
I
and
spnnii
and
Oslennoor
mallros,
electric
lump,
talk
Ing
mncbine
with
educational
French
record.
MH'.lary
range
(able,
cluiirs,
oilelolh,
etc,
PHIL
POTT,
FY
IT
.V
CO.,
Am
lioiieer.
,
.
LOST
Will
the
person
who
lopk
brown
overcoat
from
Metro
pole
Hall
Saturday
night
please
return
il
lo
Daily
Now
office.
SOO
,.ST.n,w.k
fl,,lnlnlj,
bp
viVon
c.N..,,.k,t
and
,
llesner
Apurliiieuls.
Finder
please
reurn
to
Daily
Newf
office.
201
CAMEnON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Daooaao,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anylhing
icnl
fur.
or
delivered,
phono
us,
P.O.
Hoi
609
CARS
FOR
SALE.
!.:
iit.lsmobile
4,
5
paen-
er
louring
900.00
t'.'.'u
uh
5
paongcr
tour-
Ift&O.OO
lli.'l
iixerlaml
Sln..
700.0H
tlt
Heo
seven
iMssrtmcr
lonrmg
I700.o'f
I'.i2:i
Kord
t:onp,
baltmiri
Urea
cur
like
nw
fiWD.OO
tti.':'
l-'.Jd
Tudor
cslin,
,
Itri.nn
I'.i-'.'
l
ord
Coni
1
350.00
t
;.
Ford
one
Ion
Iruek,
panel
body
..
1375.00
t'oni
light
deliver)'
lial,
relMiill
1175.00
All
cam
giiarnnleed
In
good
-balneal
condition.
IInV
,,.,m4
can
be
arraiiasl.
KAIEN
QARAQE
and
Chvrdet
Bervicc
fita-
Hon
Airenls
fir
Meliighlin
Onklnnil.
Dldsmoblle
ami
Chevrolet
uir,
Heo.
(J.M.C.
ami
KeiWal
Trurks.
WflKr.KLVJi
KK.HVICK
DAY
AND
.
NHIHT.
AUCTIONEER.
City
Auction
Room
.
Seron.l
Slro,
open
fr
huiiwi
Ui
rsKlve
onoiunmentN
mid
jultbing
of
all
lem-riptions.
Iliuebnl
furnl-
ure
and
farm
sales
anywhere
in
i-ity
or
provinen
a
seiaMyi
will
buy
for
easli.
or
HI
oil
ommisoiou.
Prompt
return
ntiofaciion
guarantml.
"IVfnly
yearn
etnerlence
at
your
service
1
sotiit
your
patntniig.
Q.
F.
BRINE
Experi
Auctioneer.
Phone
P.O.
lnx
119
Prince
Huperl.
1J
C.
FURNITURE
AND
RANQES.
HNTmiF.
AND
HANHKH.
atw
and
sem.
hand
fur
sale.
A
great
many
nisinmern
liav
liiki-n
advantage
nf
ari)
Cliri-lions
buying
and
have
re
finer.!
niy
CtiriOna
"loci:
Fresh
slock
will
arrive
fty
Hi
next
'ew
boats,
so
that
nh
one
will
he
disappointed.
Prices
are
reasonable.
A.
MACKKNZIF.
Fnriiilnre
Phone
775.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE
303
Third
Avenue
Roll
agents
for
Columbia
llecordi
We
repair
Phnnog.iph.
Hieycles,
Iluggics
Itnc.jiiels
and
Musical
Instruments
of
all
klndii.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Monday,
December
14.
High
I):;':'
a
in.
IH.I
ft.
I.':09
p.m.
i'l.7
"
Low
o:0H
a.
m.
7.1
"
I8:r.r
p.m.
2.5
"
Tuesday,
December
15
IHffh
1:08
,i,m.
Itl.l
ft.
12:50
p.m.
82.3
"
Low
0:53
a.m.
(.
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I0:3n
p.m.
J,o
"1
Wednesday,
December
10
High
:r:i
a.m.
IU.7
fl.
13:33
p.m.
22.7
Low
7:3H
a.m.
n.7
JJOMH
P.ni.
1.0
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
lo
Apply
to
Lease
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BROS,
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