r
Sealy
8
Qoodsoo
The
Home
of
Bulkley
Valley
Produce.
11
ranch
from
Smilhprs.
Sixth
Street.
Phone
455.
NOTICE
We
have
just
been
appointed
Si-lhiiK
a.-nta
for
Lacq
HOUSEHOLD
LACQUEROID
Ka.sy
to
apply.
Watch
It
Dry
Dries
reaily
for
use
in
half
an
hour.
The
new
Lacquer
finish
for
Floors.
Furniture,
and
Woodwork..
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
608
Third
Ave.
Gentlemen
Why
Not?
Why
nut
have
a
tailor-made
suit
fi.r
Ctiritma?
We
make
you
a
present
of
$5.00
100
Suit
Lengths
to
choose
from.
We
give
a
difceount
of
f5.00
on
every
soil
purehas.-d
for
Christmas.
Our
sloek
include
I'.Ine
Series
and
all
kinds
of
quality
materials.
Fit
and
finish
jniaranleed.
ORDER
NOW.
LING
the
Tailor
821
Second
Ave.
Phone
649
Wood!
Yifood!
Now
is
your
chance
N
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
$6.00
Hair
load
$3.00
Large
sacks
50c
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
$6.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.,
IMPROVED
Ford
Models
Will
he
on
exhibition
about
November
10.
Prices
1'indiatiged-
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
93
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phana
CI.
Cailaae,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Coving,.
I
II
FINE
PROGRAM
AT
CHRISTMAS
TREE
Many
Little
Girl
and
Ron
Took
Tart
in
Affair
Held
by
Pythlsn
Lodges
Last
Night
A
deliglilfful
program
under
the
di-
f.-climi
of
Mr.
P.
II.
Limey
ami
Mr.
Sid
llamblin
in
which
many
little
girls
uii.l
boys
participated
was
the
feature
f
the
Christmas
Tree
entertainment
f
(he
Knights
of
Pythias
and
Pythian
Sisters
which
was
held
last
evening
in
the
Boston
Hall.
The
affair
was
.ittendcd
by
some
80
children
and
a
xd
representation
of
parents.
He-
'rrshments
were
served
and
the
UMial
errmonies
in
connection
with
the
ar-
ial
uf
Santa
(Sails
and
the
unhiding
r
I
he
tree
took
place.
Mrs.
V.
X.
I
loss
ami
Mrs.
Fred
WermiK
comprised
he
eoraniitlee
in
Kenerul
rharce
of
the
affair.
The
program
a
as
follows:
Ipeelatkiti
tbH
jwr.
rrt
A.
4.
Ill-Piano
Solo
-
Marjaret
Gilchrist.
I
kington.
eilv
eMnpt
roller.
Vocal
Solo-
Mabel
1
1
arson.
t
TK
-i,;.
Itrcitation
-
Eva
Morris
Eileen
drwen
and
Advlia
Thurber.
Dialoxur
-The
loetor."
Eileen
llamblin
and
ftrace
Allen.
Tableau,
"Star
of
Bethlehem,"
by
fourteen
K'iris
of
I
Be
Sunbeam
Claas
f
the
Baptist
(Jturch-
Helen
Hampton,
Helen
Harke.
Olh-e
Foss.
Edith
i,hn-
.
.S
,rHT
Amur
McImI;
Star
?
f
Bethlehem.'
Megan
Morris:
candle
wartn,
tktrothy
Ortmbte.
Lillian
Jones.
Adelia
ThurUr
and
Eileen
liarnbliu;
tittle
angel,
Betty
Arthur..
Hotly
Drill
by
12
girls
of
the
Sun-brum
('lass.
Playlet,
"A
Slrike
in
Santa
Claus
tjind"
Santa
(
laus,
I.
II.
I.iurey;
Mrs.
Santa
Claws,
Niss
Thelma
liawn;
fairies.
May
Jones,
Peggy
Smith,
Kmd
Morris
and
Viola
Carr;
Jack
Frost,
Ralph
Johnson;
Brownies,
Tom
Johnstone
and
Kenny
Green;
little,
girl,
Joan
Arthur:
doctor,
itobert
Gflker.-
M.
I..
Stepp
was
chairman.
a
In
The
Letter
Box
BOY'S
BAND
Editor,
Daily
News
We
would
appreciate
a
port
Ion
of
your
space
to
publish
this
letter
of
appreciation
to
those
who
contributed
to
the
formation
of
the
Boys
Hand.
The
band
was
organised
on
August
I
and
a
splendid
response
was
nuole
to
oar
solicitation
for
funds
for
Instruct
nts.
AVo
have
delayed
publishing
the
names
of
those
contributing
as
several
instUito:ss
promised
to
assist
ami
vr
haw
been
waiting
for
their
promise
to
be
fulfilled.
Tin.-
following
dotation
urv
wry
gratefully
acknowledged:
:.
C
Bobbins,
Chicago
l(J0.(Xl
:.
C.
Gibbons
5flJ)
Cyril
Orme
30JM
City
of
Prnce
Hurt
.
ISO.!)
IIQnd
Battalion
Baml
Fund
.
IIKliM
Klks
iproceetls
of
dance)
..
61.10
Sons
of
Canada
..
7iM
M1CIU
Oilontl
S.
P.
McMordie
genermtsly
lonateil
a
ery
fine
silver
plated
cornet.
&
Cnvanelle
bik!
F.
Dibh
each
purchased
instnuiieiils
for
their
boys,
aud
other
parents
we
understand
are
r-ilt
rWig.
or
have
ordrrad
InstniineHts.
The
Notary
Club
has
guaranteed
I
Ik-mi
in
of
t2Ti
In
meet
formation
and
in-st
rumen
11
cXhiims.
Tle
first
ncital
held
on
December
2
netted
ninety-eight
dollars.
The
wholtr
of
the
ahovr
cash
contribution
lus
been
expended
on
instruments,
and
arrangements
are
nun
pleli-
to
engrave
the
instrument
with
a
ilonor
name.
J.
W.
NICIIOI.LV
W.
I).
VANCE.
II.
II.
LITTLE.
Bo.vs
Band
Conimitlfc.
TRAIN
FARMERS
IN
ENGLAND
BEFORE
COMING
TO
CANADA
UINDON.
Dec.
29.
A
meeting
iu
supimit
of
the
Empire
league
fi.r
Training
and
Oversea
Settlement
wa-.
held
at
(jixtou
Halt,
Westminster
A.
A.
SOmrrvillc,
M.P,
who
presided,
said
the
scheme
was
not
calculated
lu
interfere
with
any
existing
scheme
jtirral
llritain
wanted
room
and
lh
j
Doininiotis
wantrd
peoptr,
but
whereat
'he
latter
wanted
agricullurists,
the,
Hfnilation
England
could
spare
win
i
it-!
ilustiiul.
The
prnldnn
was
to
make
tliiit
snurr
M)pulalioa
acceptablu
to
the
Dominions,
'and
these
people
would
have
a
very
much
grcalf
chance
If
they
had
Mime
degree
ol
training
lie
fnre
leaving
this
country.
Tliat
wai;
the
uim
of
the
l.'nilr
league,
which
I
proMscd
to
take
laud
-lhey
had
a
farm
i
)
in
view
2Ti
miles
from
lindnn
ond
;
preiarv
the
farm
for
the
reception
of
I
a
niiiiiber
of
families,
mid
young
men
a
well.
The
War
Office
could
provide
i
them
wilh
hutments
at
a
very
reason-
l
ante
cosi,
ami
unaila
and
Austnilla
1
were
prepared
to
supply
Instructors.
A
man
would
thus
go
out,
after
six
months'
or
a
year's
training,
to
the
Dominions
with
wine
tlcgrrr
of
familiarity
with
ngriritllural
work,
while
bis
wife
would
be
tralntd
iu
Milking,
mak-
in
butler,
krciang
poultry,
and
cook-
The
upkeep
f
the
farm
would,
he
thought,
he
fairly
simple.
Hoard
f
guardian
had
slated
that
the;
would
he
prepared
to
send
families
and
pay
for
their
maintenance:
the
British
)e-fion,
if
I
hey
sent
families
or
young
men,
were
also
prersm-d
to
pay
for
maintenanee,
and
no
doubt
if
thev
nde
jraod
some
rnntrilMtioM
would
come
from
the
Kwtcrnment.
The
ini
tial
cost,
however,
was
about
l.r0JKill.
VANCOUVER
TO
HAVE
DEFICIT
Liquor
Profits
and
Race
Taiea
Away
Below
City's
Expectation
VANGOrVEIL
Dee.
29.
-
Vanenuver
face
it
rr-mue
sitortaKe
of
7VW
-
illf
lo
I
tw
failni
itl
liw
MtvV
.tr
of
ll
.vriiu,..i
iimM.r
..r.m.
K
mrLmnhul
I..
I
un
,-.
will
arat
help
Mr.
HiaieiKt'm
to
avoid
the
llireatened
deficit
on
the
year's
operations.
They
ahnvr
that
the
total
receipts
to
the
city
from
liquor
profits
will
amount
to
rilSJV
while
the
anllei-
paieu
revenue
irom
int
course
was
7i,(.ll.
leaving
a
short
a
e
of
iM
receipts
from
the
nari-mutuel
tas.
Based
on
the
figures
of
19JI.
when
flOlfim
was
reeeivtil
from
thi
sowrce,
the
sm
of
73JiO
U
Wii
was
coi-sMfflnl
a
conaerswlive
rtimnte.
Vet
the
receipt
amouiitnl
only
to
M94gl
leaving
a
shortage
of
K6JMt.
City
revenue
from
the
I
not
or
tax
which
is
ear-marked
for
rood
improvement
amounted
to
within
1K)
of
the
estimate
which
was
MIMMI.
City
Faring
Iteflcit
As
expenditures
during
the
year
were
hasrd
on
these
estimate
Ihii'tn-tal
slmrtage
of
479.UHJ,
eoinbinnl
with
Urge
ovrr-ripciKlilurf
in
the
relief
department,
i
expectnl
to
nuke
the
task
or
atoNling
a
deficit
mi
the
years
!
operatious
almost
Impossible,
although
i
there
is
much
peculation
at
the
CJty
Hall
as
to
the
possibility
of
the
de-!
ficiency
being
made
tip
fron:
uiitxiert-
ed
sources
such
as
Hie
uutaken
tax
re-
bales
wutch
in
19JI
amountnl
to
j
OKML
I
-
i
STEAMER
MAY
QUIT
SERVICE
IN
cm
itu
1
I
Well
Known
Boat
Her
Taken
Off
Itun
-
and
Plan
For
Future
Uncertain
NEW
WESTMINSTKB.
Dec.
23.
Steamer
Skecna.
oM
lime
stern-wheeler
on
IIk'
Skeena
lliver
atul
for
the
last
several
years
on
the
Fraser
service
between
New
Westminster
atnl
Chilliwack.
lias
bceti
taken
off
the
ran
tinlil
further
notice.
Shareholders
la
the
company
are
eodravoriisg
to
nuke
new
arrangements
as
they
df
not
want
to
see
the
last
of
the
veteran
tye
of
ships
in
rivi-r
serviea
leave
the
run.
(iitain
Charles
Seymour,
matter
of
this
bt,
was
taken
to
the
hospital
in
J
New
Wcslmiiistt-r
several
nights
ago,
ill.
Capiuiu
Seymour
has
been
a
river
nuiflrr
for
Xt
years,
und
is
known
to
eviry
farmer
ami
settler
along
the
rher.
e
government
of
Canada
guarantees
usjige
8
YEARS
OLD
HI
1
'
n
t
nr
illUUC
III
.UllUUU
lcanr
WMMHHHHMWMiaHMMMiaaM
'!'!
h
iidvertineineni
i-
not.
published
or
displayed
hy
Illf!
Liitior
Control
Hoard
or
by
t
tie
Government
of
llrillsli
Columbia.
DOINQ
WELL
IN
PEACE
RIVER
People
Who
Left
There
To
Year
Ago
Are
Planniag
to
Krtara
WINNIPEG,
Man.
Dec.
29.
i
lly
Can-
adian
Press).
Canadians
In
the
l
nllru
Stale
who
altandoned
their
Pro
re
itllrr
ImniMlwIl
two
SMIW
aXfk.
wlteil
times
were
inrtioilarly
hard,
arc
mk-1
iug
constant
inquiries
concerning
con
ditions
for
nuking
a
return
nugrtin
there
next
spring,
according
to
II.
N.
Munroe,
a
wis
t
an
t
divisional
eonuivis-sioinr
af
immigration
for
the
western
district,
who
has
lust
cwnnMed
an
(inspection
of
the
Peace
Blser
letrilary.
Peace
lliver
fanners
who
two
yaar
ago
were
heavily
in
debt,
today
have
between
Mm)
ami
600
in
the
bank.
Mr.
Munru
stalest.
There
was
general
iprosierlly
ami
everjone
was
olimi-tic
about
the
future
and
in
a
mood
to
stay.
Anything
could
be
grown
in
the
Peace
Hitcr
mm
I.
Mr.
Manro
assert
-d.
Intpniremritt
of
rtsndilkm
in
the
district
was
due
to
several
factors,
the
chief
among
which
he
cited
a
material
reduction
iu
the
freight
rates.
Other
contributory
factors
were
the
plentiful
harvest
garnered
without
nthrittft,
better
grain
and
cattle
price.
The
reed
of
the
community
was
for
more
trackage
leading
directly
ottt
than
at
present,
while
settlers
in
the
southern
areas
were
sorely
in
need
of
adequate
transportation
facilities.
He
was
certain
that
the
generally
improved
conditions
in
the
Peace
lliver
district
would
lead
to
a
great
influx
of
new
as
well
as
former
settlers.
RICH
VEIN
IN
CARIBOO
FOUND
John
lrsea,
Sourdaagh
Prospector,
Negotiates
Sale
to
English
firm
Assay
SUM
Ton
A
big
gold
strike,
with
values
running
as
high
as
all)
a
ton.
Is
report
ed
from
Ihc
Cariboo
country.
The
dis-
rovrrrr
is
John
l-arsen.
an
oM
llotr
rospeclor
with
exptrience
extrodmg
lover
tnany
vears
In
Brllish
Columbia.
Mexico
and
tile
Yukon.
VW
of
the
property
is
iwwr
being
negotiated
vrilh
Urge
English
mining
firm.
The
discosery
Is
located
about
90'
..Ari
l.
.
...
-t
fiiit..,
i
.t.
.
ul
I
(.'.
W
-.
,,,..MM.
OT.M.
lies
on
Keithley
Creek.
It
is
known
'e
Yank's
Peak
claim,
ami
is
'on
f
mountain
of
the
same
name.
,
WD
I
t
U
l.
.11
toe
Iinilj-IOT
IWM
level
free
milling
gold
to
the
extent
of
.V)
ounce
to
the
ton
has
been
taken
out.
About
a
dozen
claims
are
bound
up
In
the
sale
negotiations.
Ijirsen,
who
is
in
Vancouver
at
Hie
present
time
making
arrangements
for
Ihc
sale
of
the
property,
claims
Hut
he
lias
discovered
the
mother
lode
of
Hie
right
placer
gold
claims
on
the
crrek.
His
property
is
about
three-quarters
of
a
mile
above
the
rich
"l.uey
placer
claim.
FLORIDA
SEASON
IS
NOW
OPENED
Ilravy
Program
For
Toarlsl
and
!
Plrasare
Keekers
In.
the
'Boom
State"
PALM
BEACH.
Fla,
Dec
29.
Tlie
"Florida
scaKiii"
lias
bciin
and
from
now
until.
mid-March
Ihc
Peninsula
slate
will
Mug-
heavy
on
the
'mail
with
winter
.nurWtv.
.
'
v.
Thanksgivl
ug
was
the
official
oien
ing
of
the
winter
season
at
a
number
of
the
semi-tropical
resorts.
Others,
more
or
Irs
popular
centers
of
social
ami
recreational
activity,
have
no
sie-cial
djtes
for
he
k
lining
Ihc
whirl
ami
rush
of
receiving
vacationists,
but
rather
keep
opcii
house."
This
commenced
from
the
turning
of
the
first
Irar
in
the
North
and
will
last
until
the
last
tourist
departs
in
the
Spring.
Actual
tenure
nf
the
social
season
is
determined
by
the
whims
of
society.
In
late
year
Ihcrr
has
been
evidenced
a
decided
trend
to
synVhronlie
the
Florida
season
with
that
of
the
French
Itivlcra,
to
which
the
local
salient
1
proving
a
mighty
rouqictllor.
While
Fifth
Avenue
taillrurs
ami
modiste
are
showing
what
Ihc
beau
iiioihIc
will
wear
at
Palm
llcach
and
on
the
Ode
d'Axur,
this
concession
to
the
foreign
playground
Is
bring
sharply
offset
on
the
Hue
de
la
Paix,
where
mrsi'amr
are
viewing
Hut
which
will
be
chic
at
Palm
Beach
this
year.
Honeyed
Air
Closely
following
Yulrlide
holidays,
ii.in.
ii
i.
-
i
..i
t
,
,
I
win,
uriii
m
snj
wnosc
viiici
Heritage
Is
a
honeyed
air,
a
strip
of
palm-
1
rin
.
Kit!
sand,
a
shining
sun
ami
,
I
singing
sea.
begin
lo
acquire
all
the
jBCtuulreitieiils
of
a
mdroH.ls.
Here
""'
me
iiosi-s
iii
sonny,
nere
come
(
I
the
men
ami
women
of
big
and
little
fame;
the
legl
on
of
rich
and
newly-rich
all
to
romp
on
Hie
beaches,
to
trot
ic
In
Hie
surf,
to
relax
In
the
shade
.
i"""-""","
V"
-'nr
inc
capuai
1.1
society
lor
a
SCnSOII.
Although
Palm
Uracil
Is
the
heart
f
Florida
winter
vacationing
area,
oiorr
resoris
ami
even
nou-rrori
sec-
tors
tK'ur.
their
share
in
providing
amusement
and
recreation
to
the
In-
coining
itigitivr
irom
cnuiir
ami
barer
Kerne.
,
From
John's
nu
Ihr
cast
coast,
down
around
the
litlU
key
and
up
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
What
About
(
tX
-
DO
"TOO
VyAjsT
TO
i
P1
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1
GOOOriej
cold,
cow
aroono
r
WELL-YtfaL
L
.
J
Hcr-t
sRr
rmvr
DREbEO
LIKE
THNT?
13
IT?
e'j
II
7
A
New
Year?
1
to
o.ntr
like
of
I'LL
TELL
r-
y;gp
-
V
VA"V
THAT
I
.
If
you
(vnnt
n
jrsiil
tur-
Itey
or
',
we
have
ii!
Shipment
of-
freli
killed
beef,
pork
ami
teal
twit"'
weekly.
i
J
r
For
Wanted
S!e
DAILY
For
Rent
iiwmj
By
George
McManus
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
IVwNTUB
MH.N
WANTF.Il
to
l-arn
Aulo-tractor.
Mattery
ignition.
Oty-acrtleii
webtlnc
mil
vulrnnl.
In.
alMi
laeli
hricklor-inft.
pUslprinp
nnl
lile-splllna
Wrile
or
rail,
llempfull
Aulo
KnKinecrinR
Hehool,
10
llttut
ins;
Street
Kh1.
Vancouer.
It.C.
tf
LMllKS
WA.VTF.I)
In
Iwirn
Hen
uly
Culture.
Write
or
oalS
for
frwe
entlnxu.
Mtrier
Iteatity
Shop.
10
Hasting
Ft.
KiMt,
VaneotvT.
H.C.
t(
WAXIKIL
I'lain
wlna.
I'lione
&H0.
t
FOR
SALE
FOH
SAI.K.
Her
th
firt
or
the
year,
complete
danee
out
fit
of
drums
and
aeeeorte
ami
set
of
2
Mi
oetave
leain
orchenlra
bells).
For
details
ami
further
information,
tee
ft.
L.
Ilorie.
ins
FOIt
SA1.K.
Ihntnesvick
nhono-a-raph,
upright
wtyla,
in
futuswl
nak,
altnosl
new.
coat
f
IH5.
Price
lfM).
I'Mllen.
I
Mil
Newn
Otftre.
M
FOll
SAI.K.
Knap.
3
h.p.
h-Kl.
I
eytinder,
I
ejrele,
with
eiiMiienl.
IJ50.00.
For
two
lays)
inly.
Northern
Ejuhanire
TO
RENT
FOIt
IlKXT.
MiMtern
for
room-etl
flttl
with
Momtreb
ratine,
Clnpp
llloek.
Weslenliaver
I
!.
ff
FOIt
IlKXT.
Pianos,
player
piano,
pbonoarapli
anil
sewing"
niaeliitt!t.
Walker"
MuhIc
Slore.
It
I'OI'lt
Itoom
-Suilo
for
Hent.
Hot
water
beat.
Apply
Sniitli
si
Mallelt.
Ltd.
tf
MODKIIX
FLAT
for
ltent-Aiply
Max
Heilhroner
m
BOARD
HOARD
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
1
.17
IIOAItlt
AND
ItOOM
iu
Private
liutim.
I'lione
JIM
'1)1,
If
LOST
I.OSTwl.aily's
pumo
eoalftinlm;
sum
of
money,
in
r
near
(It
post
offue.
Finder
please
notify
Daily
News
of
fire.
He
ward.
LOST.
tinlil
wrUt
waleli.
Finder
pleae
return
lo
Daily
Xew
offiee.
Hewanl.
MISCELLANEOUS
KXPKHT
Window
(".leaner
olTfti
serviriw
to
slnrrx,
apnrtmen!
iiml
reHidenl'.
iiy
job
or
ron-Irael.
Phone
(ireen
IH.
nn
to
Ihr
bend
of
the
Culf
on
Hie
west
roast
the
tlslinr
rests,
as
well
as
In
lake
towns
and
oilier
interior
rrsorls.
A
number
of
out-of-state
millionaires
maintain
alare-like
homes
along
the
coast
ami
In
(he
Interior,
while
other
wealthy
visitors
locate
their
magnificent
bungalow
on
little
coral
-bused
keys,
Just
large
enough
In
give
sjiaee
lu
a
house
and
"elbow
room."
Seen
from
aim
.1
1
.
1
..
....
It.
t.l-f-
bill.
1
1.
-
.1...
I
.niiis-
iiic-to
isinit,
Willi
IIIC
KSJ
as
a
background
and
a
llghl-fnloml
base,
have
the
falry-likc
apK-nraiice
nf
Island
floating
In
the
air.
Augmented
Hertlcc
To
meet
Hie
aiitlcliwlrd
Increase
In
tourists
Oil
season
new
tie
luxe
trains
have
been
added
In
Ibe
already
heavy
regular
scnoiuie
Irom
iinrida
lo
New
York
and
Chicago.
A
coastwise
stcam-
Itlilll
tin,-
hat
rllniliu.1,,1
.
of-state
Mirt
of
call
and
extruded
It
'
southernmost
terminus
from
Jackson-
ville
to
Miami,
while
a
new
lliw
l.s.
been
lnfliKnrnir.1
l..i
Havana.
Hotel
have
been
refurnished
and
exiauded,
and
iiinnerou
collage
for
tourists'
use
bavr
sprung
up
in
readl-neii
for
th
big
rutli.
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
i
AUCTION
SALE.
I
"IU.
Sl.l.l.
by
I'lllill.'
Alli-lHMI
tipon
mslriK
li'ti
nf
K.
H
tiarrelt,
al
the
FfIeral
Hlnck.
Third
Avenue,
on
W
eetnaeday.
Deeeniber
SO
ul
1.30
p.m
,
Hih
roittplHe
fnrnisbinir
nf
li
euile
of
five
rooms.
Failinv
t.
ell
the
furnish
insja
rnmpleli-I
will
proeeeii
lo
Mil
sepn
rally
the
articles
fnllowa.
whieh
have
been
in
ue
hut
lw
motilhs:
Heauliftil
five
pir-i
walnal
hilnm
uHe.
(ii-gnletim
rug
V
x
9,
selti,
fli-.
lev
table.
Riahn?an
nmiv
eahinet,
Iwo
wirkcr
arm
ehair.
wfa,
tiplidjlm
in
eretoun".
fumes!
oak
library
table,
7ol4
n
oak
sefsiee
taldr.
Murrla
chair,
KdiMiw
pbnnnitrapH,
reeofsr.
jatdiiiieres
with
stands
and
plant.
Cnngnletiin
ruF
9
t
I?.
W
lltnn'
rHf
9
i
II
AitrHntr
arfet
9
i
It,
illataW
ebalrs,;
elretrie
plate,
all
enina.
kit-ehen
table,
refrisssrator,
eler.
trie
plate
and
nuuny
other
ar
tielua
of
value.
(1.
V.
I
trine.
AiMd4oiHar.
CARS
FOR
SALE.
I
I0SS
Oblimobile
(.
S
paMf.
ger
tourins
teofken
I
1920
Nash
i
paasetfrer
loJr-
hlg
-
InaiUW
I
1931
Overiaml
edan
I70jn
I
IVI
Ileo
sev
jNiwnfe
Imirwt?
$700
41
I
I9S&
Ford
fupe,
balloon
tires
ear
like
new
laWl
(MV
I
lOJt
Fortl
Todafifl,
-SU.
Mtiati
I
lOSt
Font
Coupe
IJIO.nr,
I
I9SI
Fartl
one
Ion'
tiaek.
panel
boi)y
1371.00
I
Ford
liKhl
delfter1
chassis.
refcullt
..
ll7a.(Hi
All
earn
Kuarantees
In
good
uieejianirnl
eonilltioa.
lenns
can
be
nrraneasl.
KAIEN
QARAQE
I'nril
anl
Olrevrolal
?nfiee
Station.
Aaents
f
ir
Mnltlin
Oakland.
Otdsiiinbile
iiikI
Ohev-
rolol
ears,
lien,
O..M.U.
and
Feflernl
Trueks.
WHKCKINO
SKIIVIcn
DAY
AND
MOIIT.
FURNITURE
AND
RANOES
I1IK
Holiday
Season
a
if
on!
at
opportunity
lo
convey
my
ap-prelialion
of
the
splendid
Uf.-
porl
I
Imve
reeeived
In
Inial-ness.
In
the
future
as-
in
Ihr
pal,
I
shall
endeavor
lo
prtve
Ibe
best
servlee,
and
wish
you
all
a
Merry
Clirisiman
and
a
Happy
and
Prosperous
Nf
v
Year.
A.
MaeKeniie.
Furnilure
ROTHWELL'S
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
Wagxnxc
and
Kxpra.
Hifwuhl.iillo'N
Npws
Rland,
Phone
3!i2.
He4.
Phone
Ureen
02-
CAMEnON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baogage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
tenl
for.
or
delivered,
phone
us.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
'
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Tuesday,
December
29
Hiali
1:15
a.m.
IH.O
fl...
12:51
p.m.
20.7
"
Low
(
AH
a.m.
8.3
"
10:1
p.m.
3.0
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Dooember
30
Hiuh
I:5t
a
.ii
i.
IH.I
ft.
I3.SU
p.m.
S0.fi
"
Low
7:37
a.m..
8.2
'
SO:
17
p.m.
3.0
"
Advertise
In
tbe
Daily
Newt
.
lSTls
TAXI
Phona
fj
Tta
(Call
Hit-
un.l
bakers
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SOc
Sc?:
ROSS
6R0S.
POOL
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ft
FURxlTUHr,
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a
a
cb.nie
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tinmls.
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11,
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I-9rRF.li
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price.
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