paue
runs
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
"
1
'
By
George
McManuj
,
Trains
FATHeK-REALLY-
OMOEAOlO-
A
VWELL
LOOKirV
YCxi-im
TiT-TiNCuO
CO
LflK
iwiNKwiiow
iVchcarow
uaoy
to
tee
NRJIV
wHNrTwo
tU
CR.
.M
S
3
Will
soon
be
arriving
again
anil
Mi
will
nni'
(llirislhias
Supply
or
TURKEYS,
GEESE,
DUCKS,
CHICKEN,
RABBITS
AND
SUCKINQ
PIGS
Also
Beef,
Veal
and
Pork.
Dun'l
forget,
twenty
varie-4
tea
of
Fish
lo
ehootfo
from.
Sealy
ft
Doodson
Tho
IIouho
of
Ounllty
Sixth
Stroot.
Phone
455
NOTICE
We
have
Just
been
appointed
soiling
agents,
for
Lacq
,
HOUSEHOLD
LACQUEROID
Knsy
to
apply.
Watch
It
Dry
Dries
ready
for
use,
in
linU
an
hour.
Tho
now
Lacquer
finish
for
Floor.
Furniture,
and
Woodwork.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
.
60S
Third
Avo.
Gentlemen-Why
Not?
Why
not
have
a
tailor-made
anil
for
Christmas?
We
make
you
a
present
of
$5.00
100
Soil
Lengths
to
choose
from.
We
gio
a
discount
of
$6.0(1
on
every
suit
purchased
for
Christinas.
Our
stock
include
HUte
Serges
and
all
kind
of
quality,
materials.
Fit
and
finish
guaranteed.
ORDER
NOW.
LING
the
Tailor
S21
Second
Ave.
Phone
649
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
$6.00"
Half
load
...
...
.
.
$3.00
Large
sack
50o
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
$6.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avejxue
Phone
5S0
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
IMPROVED
Ford
Models
Will
l
on
exhibition
about
November
10.
Price
I
whanged
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
93
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
(S.
tUrtage.
Warehousing,
and
'Hstrihutlug
Team
or
Motor
Service,
real,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Speclaltte
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Covlnp.
TO
DEFENCE
OF
PETER
-YEREGIfi"-'
Interesting
Doukhobor
Letter
Written
to
Nelson
News
Answer
to
Divorce
Article
Oi'e
of
the
Douklinhnrs
of
the
southern
interior
of
ll.C
comes;
to
the
defence
of
his
late
leader.
j
Peter
Vcregin
who
it
has
been;
st.ated
was
divorced
from
his
wife,
in
an
interesting
letter
to
I
tie
Xelon
.News
which
follows.
I'.dilor
lailv
News:
formation
of
ccneral
public,
un
consciously
putting
a
sack
over
himself
which
would
lie
hard
to
pull
'iff.
1
1
happened
that
I
am
to
be
one
or
the
ireneral
nublic.
ami
unfortunately
the
one
who
will
not
Ijslen
to
any
nonsense
and
let
it
pass
by.
Therefore
let
me
have
a
say:
In
tils
statement
(I.
Vericin
writes
that
Peter
Ye'ripin
divorc
ed
his
wife
after
the
lirief
lif-of
tvvtv
years.
It
sounds
'quite
nrw
lo
every
one
viiot
excepting
himself
who
knew
the
life
of
our
helmed
leader,
but
who
know
not
(-Specially
amonpsl
us,
the
members
of
his
community.
Refute
Estrangement
Tli
untruthfulness
of
his
statement
can
be
proved
in
many
different
ways,
but
I
will
liini
myself
eonsiderablv
in
view
that
In
any
other
way
Y
cannot
nvoid
tourhinti
the
pride
of
these
seP
admirers
as
!.
Verisin
i.
In
a
letter
to
his
confident
friend..
Peter
Yerimn
with
prc
pride
wrote
thus:
'Also
I
have
n
wife
and
son.
my
besl
n'latives."
Another
paragraph
of
Uie
letter
is.
"We
decide
with
my
young!
wife:
she
will
remain
with
hor
father
and
will
bring
up
the
son."
Further
he
wrote
to
th
jefTeet
that
he
IhmI
given
her
i-.ine
means
to
keep
her
and
I
their
son.
wrtle
lo
each
hlhc
land
lookisl
to
the
day
when
their
i
son
will
grow
up
and
she
will
be
Itible
to
come
lo
him.
The
Idler
lis
dated
at
January
A.
189(1,
al-!nut
15
yearj.
after
their
Innr-I
ring.
The
letter
is
in
asoemhlanre
of
jYeripin"s
letters
on
page
50.
Xo
i
It),
so
anybody
wishing
can
read
its
full
con'ent
itnd
dei-ide
for
himself
on
vvhieh
grounds
docs
Mile
general
public
fufortuer
j-'HOd.
I
I
regrH
lo
say
that
Hlthonsrti
I
he
is
mi
cXMrioiircd
writer
as
he
'lims
I"
i',
but
in
further
ex
liihit
ion
of
his
ar!
of
writing
he
(oust
not
ecline
from
the
palb
of
abMlti!e
righteousness,
oilier
vvie
his
exertenee
will
iramiil
'o
nothing,
ant)
his
great
sur
prise
will
be
to
find
b
unset
f,
'
"Iripped
r
hi
sheen's
coaling.
Most
Console
Her
II
i
not
vrei
that
it
was
quite
contempt
mg
fvr
these
birds
lo
step
unto
the
leader's
shoes,
but
nfier
fulling
some
tricks
tliy
nppeared
to
be
in
a
shallow
water,
and
are
now
honing
against
hope
that
something
will
fall
their
way
worth
chewing
up.
Nevertheless
it
does
not
ex-
i'ihc
tlieir
inean
actions
to
be-1
in,
i'.
an
honest
people.
j
The
tart
tlml
the
fner
wife
and
present
widow
of
our
la'e
leader.
Pefer
Yerigin.
Avtlnlia.
ii
coming,
only
remind
us
ol
the'
tragie
.m
be
met.
att
we
all
I
niust
..
,.u
icniosi
:i
cons..U,
iher
sMnV
v
stie
i
welcome.
i
lo
ms,
Hlh:
as
our
benefaetor
V
vvulow.
and
as
mother
of
our
pre.
!
cui
leader,
who
was
tu
Icr
care
and
responsibility
from
his
early
childhood.
I
remain
with
respect
lo
(J.
old
ape
liul
not
to
his
d
behaviour.
4-
M
X.
(SIUTCHF.N.
KNITTERS
INTEREST
LEGISLATORS
OF
B.C.
WHO
BET
ON
NUMBER
Time
Profitably
While
List-enlng
to
Proceedings
are
still
fewer
wlio'nre
habitues
of
the
public
galleries.
mong;
those
who
attend
regu
larly
are
ladles
who
knit
while
they
listen
lo
Uie
tedlotri
legislative
debate,
watch
the
divisions,
see
Ihc
pages
flit
to
and
fro,
and
now
and
then
hear
bright
repar
tee,
eloqueiyt
speeches
or
foolish
an
occupation
is
nnluncnmtnon.
Once
the
Wile
army
of
knitters
found
a
masculine
adherent
In
the
ladles'
gallery.
So
persist
em
hae
been
the
knitters
in
attending
thai
ntem
hers
in
their
dull
hours,
while
nwailinc
the
close
of
n
dull
speech,
pel
up
HI
lie
sweepslnkes
nmonK
themsches
as
lo
the
num-
I
er
of
knitters
who
will
be
in
lln
ranks
at
four
p.m.
FIRE
ALARMS
AND
OTHER
PROTECTIVE
WORK
AT
HOSPITAL
The
question
of
fire
drill
was
discussed
at
the
meeting
of
the
hospital
Itoard
last
night
and
the
report
of
a
committee
in
regard
n
firv
protection
wan
adopted
and
a
report
from
the
fire
ehief
eeeixed
and
r'ferre
Ui
the
lady
upcrintrndent.
The
House
Commit
lee
reported
Ue
need
of
a
slretclier
being
kept
ready
for
use
on
each
floor.
hat
a
fire
alarm
bell
be
placed
M
tiie
nurses
homo
connected
with
the
hospital
and
thai
a
tele
phone
he
installed
in
or
near
the
nae
riMim.
I
hese
reeommenua-
iious
will
he
enrriesl
out
and
ar
rangements
made
so
that
in
Ihc
case
of
fire
there
will
be
ae
dsn
iref
lo'
patterifc
or
slalL
'
Poetic
Justice
Wife
to
husband
shaving
he.
neck
-slurb!
lib.
Tout,
that
raior
is
terrible.
Huh
Yes.
dear,
it
s
the
used
to
sharpen
your
pencils
with.
I
saved
it
for
ttiis
pur
pose.
.
I
I.
"orcw
irt
wonaemu
BOY
an
The
Maple
Leaf00
Other
Models
up
to
l"3-M
tbOY"
THOUSAND
MEN
TOOK
PART
IN
BIG
SCENES
IN
JANICE
MEREDITH
Approximately
one
thousand
men
from
Hie
Twenty-sixth
Infantry
look
part
in
the
scenes
of
the
n.iltle
of
Lexington
and
Tie
n
to
n.
the
occupation
and
evacuation
of
Philadelphia,
the
surrender
of
Yorklown.
and
the
Habitues
of
Public
Galleries
uselcolorful
scene
in
a
Hosion
Co
(Tec
House
in
the
making
of
the
Jan
ice
Meredith
showing
here
on
,
I'ridav
nnil
Saturday.
They
wer
YIOTOIHA,
Dec.
17.
Manyiaujnneiited
by
100
cavalrymen
visitors
come
to
the
Legislature,
from
Fori
F.lhan
Allan.
Soldiers
limit
link
miiiMAAil'i
it
run
n
i
i
i
I.
...
.
'
1
'"
"'
"su
i
n
uie
appea.eo
K'-rm-iiU'
Sir
Will
von
kin.Ilv
insert
.
.
.
'7""'-
,
,,
.
"
'
I
short
lime
nml
then
leave.
A
few
following
"l
pases
of
your
cs-i
.,
,
..
leeiued
paper
A
copy
of
your
issue
of
)eo-ejnher
7,
1025,
Is
al
hand.
li
nj-e.ent
me
with
an
overwhelm
ins
article
of
U.
Verlfrin.
who,
with
sreat
eagerness,
tries
lo
put
some
"new"
facts
lo
the
iit-
ivviii.
iiiv.i
j
iii.ii.
tin.
iii.il
.in
scene
at
the
Court
of
Louis
XVI
at
Yersnilles.
When
equipped
with
uniforms
and
arms
.f
Uie
Ilevolulionarv
solders,
and
after
exchanging
their
khaki
for
the
buff
and
idue
of
the
boys
of
76,
the
inei
found
the
change
rattier
uncomfortable
ultbough
decidedly
color'ul.
Piw-dered
wgs,
gold
braid.
biiiy
ntcXIe
itlati
buckles
oirerml
n
ifclamalions.
Now
and
then
a
lady'jslriking
eon!rHl
lo
the
trim
brings
her
sewlttg
.ind
tatting
as
khaki
I
hey
were
accustomed
lo
wearing,,
and
one
of
the
men
said,
tangled
up
with
his
while
wig
and
gold
braid.
"If
tins
was
what
a
private
had
to
wear,
I'm
glad
1
wasn't
a
general.
It's
a
shame
spoiling
these
wonderful
uniforms
rrossing
tiie
Delaware,
all
right.
"
HEATING
PLANT
AT
HOSPITAL
INEFFICIENT
Thorough
Tests
to
be
Made
Decide
What
Course
to
Pursue
in
Connection
With
It
w.tbin
:i
few
days.
EFFORT
MADE
TO
PUT
HOSPITAL
FINANCING
to
The
inefficiency
of
the
heating
plant
al
the
liospilawas
discus
ed
by
the
hospital
board
at
:
meeting
Inst
night
on
receiving
a
report
from
Ohi
Klkins
that
some
of
Hie
room's
were
cold
anil
Hint
it
wn
dillleull
In
keep
lh'
operating
room
at
the
heal
re
quired
for
difficult
operations.
I
would
be
ueless
to
pul
in
more
radiation
as
the
circulation
was
at
fault.
He
could
tift
tell
when
the
difllcutiy
was
and
it
woul
lake
a
man
some
time
lo
find
mil.
Tests
would
have
t
be
made.
l'oMly
an
electric
beat
er
might
Im
installed
as
an
uux
ftiary
rather
than
overhauling
the
vvhote
system.
.
K.
O
Mlit
toll
said
on
of
the
doctors
hail
reported
to'
tht
thai
'he
defee4;l
hag
the
opnrat
ina
room
miaul
cause
los
o
life.
After
discussing
the
matter
n
some
length
Mr.
F.lkins
was
ask
ed
to
make
thorough
lev's
of
the
system
and
report
lo
the
4mm
r
at
a
special
meeting
to
bo
called
ON
A
BETTER
BASIS
A
letter
from
!h-
sis-relary
n
he
Ilospitais
Association
read
al
What
was
asked
was
that
muni-cipnl
council
should
pay
a
set
per
capital
sum
large
enough
to
enable
Hip
hospitals
lo
finance
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
Fer
word
Jn'advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
FOR
SALE
mer
eimine,
2
cycle,
with
shaf'
and
peoller,
in
goiwl
comli
tion.
$7.00.
(ieo.
.
we,
3:ii
Ninth
Avenue
West.
2W:
fill
SALK.
-Urunswick
pbono-Kraph.
upright
style,
in
fumx
oak,
almost
new.
cost
$IKV
Price
no.
Pullen,
Dailv
Xews
Office.
If
FOIll)
SUDAN
for
sale.
fVflly
Apply
S.x
R.
Parker.
Ltd,
BOARD
IIOAIID
The
Pefond
vonn
Inlander,
S3A
fhone
tfl
SPORT
CHAT
sett
The
first
half
of
the
ron'
schedule
in
the
Fraternal
Wilis!
eague
will
clo-
tonight
with
game
ttcnedulcil
as
follow:
Oreal
War
Yelerans
vs.
W.
An-
Irew's;
Sous
of
F.ngliuiil
xt.
i.vat
orange
Lodge;
F.lks
vs.
Knivhls
ol
Columbus,
Moose
v.
bidfellows.
The
it.
Andrew's
team
is
now
leadintt
in
the
b-agu-
Nlamlinii
and
cannot
be
displnee
I
although
Hie
Moos
have
i
chance
lo
lie
m
lite
h-aduitc
posi
tion
prosiding
they
vkln
Uuigli
aiul
the
Si.
Andrew's
low.
Th
Ladies'
ierioii
close
tonior
row
niKii'
Willi
the
unitize
Ladies
playing
the
Mooselieart
l.egior
and
the
Daughters
of
Knjrlali''
meeting
the
Pythian
tislersv
(tirls'
anil
boys'
basket
ha!
1
teams
representing
the
Prmc
Itupert
High
School
will
sail
to
night
aboard
the
('.alula
for
Any-ox
where
they
will
play
a
serie-
of
Ixvu
games
each
with
teamsj
from
the
smeller
town
HihIi!
School.
Prince
Itupert
will
re
turn
the
hospitality
al
a
series
to
take
place
alter
the
New
Yea-
when
Anyox
will
come
here.
Miss
Meat
rice
llurke.
as
chaperon,
and
(feorjre
Mitchell,
as
coach,
will
have
charge
of
I
lie
Prince
lluper'
tennis
on
the
trip.
I
Uh
members
of
the
team
go
ing
north
wilt
be
as
follow:
lloye.
Hob
iMatbeson,
Harry
Walker.
Ynshi
Klsuyana.
Ia
Ka'.uyama
and
Alex
Mitchell.
Hirls.
Miss
Laura
Krusell.
Miss
Kvelyn
DhII'V,
.Miss
Jaan
licteve.
Mis.
.luiia
Walters,
Mi
Yera
Smifher
and
Miss
Heler,
Sim.
HUNTING
PARTY
IS
BACK
AFTER
TRIP
TO
GARDNER
CANAL
After
a
week
s
hunting
trip
in
the
Uardiier
(Un.it
disirici
aboard
the
power
boat
.ananli.
a
party
consulting
of
(jipt.
liammon.
tapt.
Swunsi.n.
K.
i'..
itiblMitis.
he
meet
inc
of
the
Hospital
Hoard
how
Walts.
'..
II.
Urme
H.
F
last
evening
tnld
of
the
efforts
,MH.d
and
MiHon
i.ontales
re-they
were
making
lo
place
ttieji,irnei
to
Hie
city
at
t.ao
lhl
nnaneing
ol
the
Hospital
or
i
be
j
morning.
The
k.aa
..
!.
province
on
a
iwiiw
iooiuik.
:r,p
vva
was
noi
not
TO
RENT
Ft
HI
SALK.
fl
Horse
power
Pal-
FOlt
IlKNT.-
Modern
four
room-
ed
flat
wilb
Cliipp
Hlock.
eoten
haver
llTOS
M
una
rob
rane.
If
Kill
IlKNT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonntrrnplis
ami
sewing
machines,
Walkfr'a
Musir
Ur.
tf
Fol'R
Room,
Still
for
(lent.
Hot
water
heat.
Apply
Smitli
V
M
ilieu.
Lid.
U
MOIiKRN
FLAT
for
HetiL
Apply
Vax
llellhroner
fj
CARS
FOR
SALE.
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t,
5
parn-
ger
touring
1000.00
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5
passenger
lour
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1700.00
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Coupe,
balloon
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car
like
new
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one
ton
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panei
body
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delivery
basst,l
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1175.001
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car
guaranteed
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mechanical
eomlitiuu.
Basv
terms
ran
be
arrangr.
KAIEN
GARAGE
Ford
and
Chevrolet
Service
Sta
tion.
AgentK
for
Matatightin;
Oakland.
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nml
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DAY
AND
XinilT.
AUCTIONEER.
CITY
.
AWn
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HUU.MS,
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mencinfi
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will
bold
mfHoii
sales.
rain
or
shine,
at
7.3ft
p.m.
al
the
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roohis,
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Sa
ond
Street.
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for
lite
Hed
Flag!
Parties
witting
lo
dis
pose
of
merchandise,
furniture
or
anything
of
value
ring
up
77
t
or
send
aoods
to
the
rooms
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nr
buy
oajrlgnl
for
cash.
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Auctioneer.
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES.
ALL
CHHIBTM
AS
(IOODS-
to
clear
al
cost.
Iwik
ampnd,
seeing
is
believing.
Furniture
of
every
ilesoripJinn
reduevd
o
that
Christmas
virts
ran
b.
bought
i(
the
lowest
price.
My
many
customers
aSor.J
aMSgb
evidence
that
my
prices
are
right.
Any
article
put
away
and
delivered
Christinas
Kve.
A.
Mackentie.
Fiinillure
Houe,
Phone
775.
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PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
303
Third
Avenue
Sole
agent
for
Columbia
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We
repair
Phonographs.
Bicycle.
HugRter.
Ilaequets
and
Musical
Instruments
of
all
kinds.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
w-at
tier
on
Hie
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
particularly
good!
If
you
want
anything
ent
fur.
and
it
was
during
the
lat
few
or
delivered,
phone
us.
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tha?
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bunting
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of
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latest
pmposal
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lay
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was
expected
Ihal
a
bill
vv.Hild
have
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brought
before
lhe
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this
year
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the
mailer
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far
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