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ig
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at
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prices.
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about
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and
Storage
Phons
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I'&rtage.
Warehousing,
s.nd
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
'Coal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
CovlnR.
BRINGING
UP
the
man
tmatt
hvc
meut
DOORit)CNLUN'
TO
tEE
VOO
-
I
"TMIMK
HE
WAvNTI
TO
BOWJCW
tjOtlETHINC
-
.
I
i
rix
i-
fc.
"k.
ev
MIKE
MANSON
AND
HIS
PARTY
Conservative
Leaves
Behind
Old
Tactics
and
Praises
Libera)
Policies.
opposition
members
got
A
shock
Thursday
when
Mirhn.dj'U'pn"!
twist
that
is
jyven
to
Maiison
lit
Mackenzie,
a
stalwar-t
j
1
whole
chain
of
events.
A
hi
.ld-line
Tory,
departed
from
the;
powei
'ul
theme
has
leen
hand-policy
followed
by
other
mem-j'l
i"
a
,Tft!,l
sincere
and
winner!!
of
the
opposition
during
(
vtneing
way.
the
debates
tins
season,
say
W.j
7
a
.graves
----1
HISTORY
AND
OTHER
the
government's
road
policy.
w.ssj
wisely
conceived
and
ably
car-1
ned
out,
and
the
handling
of
the
forestry
industry
was
not
only
aM
that
could
be
desired,
hut
that
it
was
neing
handled
in
the
only;
common-sense
iuines-like
way
1
t.
possiote.
Mr.
Manson
not
only
took
up
(lie
cudgels
for
the
government,
tml
in
taking
them
up
be
rapped!
.-ume
of
his
colleagues
across
ilia
nuckle6
when
he
referred
to
heir
utterances
in
the
House
tnd
asked
"What
is
the
good
of
talking
.such
nonsensical
stuff
as
that?"
In
the
corridors
as
Mr.
Man-son
was
speaking,
several
of
his
colleagues
voiced
their
opinions.
"If
lhat's
a
Conservative
speech
tuen
I'm
a
uiMorlr
of
the.
ia
L,
crmiieni,"
said
'
ffolf
Itrudn,
"'of1
Salmon
Arm.
other
Oonseray-!iv
inerniMTs
also
ihought
tha.
for
an
opposition
speaker,
Mr.
Manson
was
a
wonderful
aid
to
(
lie
government,
but
they
seethed
themselves
with
the
consolation
thai
when
it
came
to
a
vot
Mr.
Manson
would
Itc
found
belong
his
leader.
Mr.
Manson
was
frankly
eulogistic
of
the
minister
of
public
works
and
the
manner
in
which
government
work
wa
carried
on!
i
fi
the
Macfcenzip
district.
NEW
BOOK
OUT
RALPH.CONNOR
"Treading
the
Winepress"
!,s
His
Latest
Novel
Just
Pub-
llshed
M
-
A
ver-
large,
reading
public
will
welcome
the
announcement
of
a
new
owk
by
Hahvli
Coauor;
for
-ver
rtt(fa
the
fltiy&bl
Thfrt
Sky
Pilot"
he
has
Im-cii
a
favor
itc
author
with
thousands,
par
In-ulariy
in
his
native
Canada.
His
new
hook,
"Treading
the
Winepress."
is
a
most
interesting
one,
with
plenty
of
action
and
thrill,
an
appealing
love
xtory
and
a
touch
of
eriuunrs
throughout
that
will
give
the
careful
reader
pause
i
think.
In
jspite
of
its
Hihlical
title,
how
ever,
it
is
not
in
any
sense
an
inm.
.1111
il.
i
nmt
story,
though
il
action
covers
that
period.
The
really
survriahtff
part
aliitut
Uiis
author
is
how
much
he
packs
into
a
story,
and
thia
latest
work
is
no
exception.
II
present
a
group
of
very
real
characters,
and
a
fund
of
rapidly
1
moving
events
that
hold
the
al
lien
t
ion
from
beginning
lo
end.
j
The
story
open
in
a
little
Nova
Scotia
fishing
village,
and
much
of
the
action
lake
place
I
here.
The
quaint
'foik
of
thai
ucinily
uri
I
he
principal
char
acters.
Tony
Maekinroy.
the:
handsome
cultured
won
of
a
mar
vellou
father
who
has
been
i
fisherman,
ailor
and
naval
of
ficer
in
his
day,
is
Hie
central
figure.
To
this
quiet
village
comes
a
parly
of
American
lour
lets,
young
ladies
and
gentlemen
and
liming
their
stay
llieir
yachl
is
wi
ked
and
of
course
Tony
goes
to
the
rescue.
II
3
FATHER
THtS
r
THATt)
THE
OML)
iot
RCAbOM
HE
M.L-b
-
?EHO
Imtu
Fiatww.
Scwvicr.
Inc.
falls
in
love
with
Dina,
one
,t
'he
girls
of
the-party
and
she
wilh
him.
but'
it
is
not
till
the
ak
of
war
makes
separa
-
-
uiinerit
that
either
of
them
speaks
Tony
does
special
service
during
the
war,
in
charge
of
his
own
gunboat.
Thr
war
section
of
the
book
is
compuraliheiy
short,
though
jts
influence
is
fel'
mrnnyii
tne
wuoie
story,
nut
!..
j
I
I
BOOKS
ARE
ADDED
TO
LIBRARY
COLLECTION
Among
IiisIoia
and
other
vol-
time
recently
added
to
the
Li.
hrarv
collection
are
the
follow-
lns
History'
of
the
Sikhs,"
by
Cun-
nincham
11M4."
bv
Frencti.
"Cauadian
Medical
Services
in
the
nreat
War,"
by
StoPhail.
j
"Fraiw
under
Louis
XV,"
by
reruns.
"History
of
the
Pacific
uNorth-west,"
by
Sohafer.
"Historical
Nights
Entertatn-
mente,"
by
Sabalini.
I
"Head
Waters
of
Canadian
IUera
I
by
MneMeehan.
"Jrv
?re.
Of
the,
Hamble,"
bfVl.
W.
V.
A.
Maeterlinck.
"Hook
of
Hotobiea,"
by'
Taussiffij
"Musical
Appreciation
and
the;
Studio
Club,"
by
Clare.
J
Thirty
Christinas
Dialogue;
ami
Plays."
by
Irish.
Jesus
in
the
Experience
of
Men,
by
fllnver.
"ChristianMy
and
Liberalism."
by
Machen.
"The
Human
Parson,"
by
Sheppard.
CANNOT
DISMISS
SCHOOLTEACHERS
ILLEGAL
MANNER.'
w.gh
(...)
.:
.
ilr.
West
IVi
Action
Brought
Against
Board
of
:"
School
Trutttses
Ftzsults
In
Damages
and
Costs
EDMONTON.
Dec.
8.
Affei
iriK
the
teaching
profession
and!
t
..II
.ft
t
A..n..fu
..t
i..tra,k..A
as
eing
l-he
firsl
judicial
inter
pretation
of
the
new
form
of
contract
bHween
teachers
nidi
Hcho(d
joarK
as
approved
liy
tliej
m(Biter
of
education
nuder
Ui;s
Kclirtol
Art,
a
judgme-m
ims
neen
.
.
.
LI..
t
1
I
uaiuiea
i.wwii
,
111s
d
K-
l-ee
at
vveiasRiwin.
1
ne
l"K
-
1
I
mm
mem
is
irom
me
hciiou
nnwalf,fr
fa,
ni
rund
,,ot
i:y
.viivne
r..
.icnrfgur.
n
"'"I'l'aeoina
iat
week.
school
teacher
of
High
River
against
the
Klack
Mud
school
district
of
Millet
for
damages
ior
mcgai,
hhwiui
iwu
In
the
resnii
ine
piainiui
given
jmlginenl
for
t0
ami
full
cost
of
the
action.
MHiregor
claime.1
that
the
MhMd
board
did
not
hold
a
meet
-
ing
ior
me
purpose
in
giving
him
the
privilege
of
nllctidimg
iiMtr
tne
noani
rwww
ir4cognie.l
by
Hie
Ontario
Iloxing
proposing
10
lerminaie
me
con-
iraci.
nut
merely
seni
mm
a
iei-
ier
niM.iiynig
mm
iiibi
jo
nays
from
date
his
contract
would
be
terminated,
ne
quit
leaeiiiug
on,
February
20.
a
Friday,
but
re-
turning
oh
Ihe
Mowlay
wna
pre-
tooled
from
golnc
on
with
his
l.-il...
tlu
......t
niml
lift.
....
u?n.
ne
iwiwf-ii
iiiMMii.i
l"
-
billon
three
weeks
later
and
sued
rnr
ts
or
salary
ami
rni
runviru.
Uie
neiencr
was
1.11.11
mere
wan
no
rant
met
of
UlrtiiK
nos-
much
as
no
resolution
author-
lxing
the
board
to
enler
inlti
tlie
oontrael
had
Jieeti
iased.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
it.
II.
Ley.
Victoria;
T.
O.
(lar-
rett,
Vanoouver.
IL
HV
TMij
CUV
WHNT
EVER
ME
v5x
.
J
in-
ia.
r
TOlV.a
I
UttM
'tr-i
,
1
I
i
w
ltVKACT
I
II
I
i
'
iiii
per
;.
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III
i
i
nil
masak
BILLIARD
PARLOR
1
I
TAKESJLEADERSHIP
Interesting
First
Division
Bll-I'ard
Tournament
was
Played
Last
Evening
The
Prince
II
u
pert
IlilliarJ
Parlor
made
a
good
showing
in
lasl
nighl
-
first
divixion
billiard
tournament
liy
winnm:
four
of
the
five
Karneo
and
defeating
the
(real
War
Veterans
by
an
regate
score
of
1215
to
10
J
The
victory
puts
the
llilliard
Parlor
ahead
of
the
Vets
in
the
league
slandinv
by
a
margin
f
five
points
n
the
two
teams
will
start
toe
second
half
of
the
reason
after
the
N-w
Year
almost
on
even
terms.
Neither
ileorge
Mc-Ilmnyt,
regular
first
man
for
the
Milliard
Parlor,
nor
IViI.
MrMor-die,
first
man
for
the
Vets,
participated
in
the
tournament.
The
individhal
score
were
as
follow
:
L
Hitjagno
llilliard
Parlor
218:
St.
JHison
(Vets.
2S0.
neon
Wauk-h.
2SO:
Kred
Pvle.
via
j.
Hillman.
25;
J.
Andrew.
203
u-
Mi
rliclt
250:
lr
J.
A.
Went,
231.
M.
Andrews.
20;
.
p.
Tinker
180.
The
league
standing
is
as
fol-
tn.
n
n
p
t55
1
140
4&5.1
II3K
BILLIARD
AVERAGES
Individual
Average
to
date
I.")
the
billiard
Ijeague
are
as
fol-
lows:
First
DlvUion
0fie
Ttl
Aver.
Sgt.
Jebsun
(V)
3
;o
2o
H.
Howe
(HP
..
I
2U
J.
Hillman
(HIj
....
I
tWt
2&0
W.
Mitchell
(IIP)..
1
250
250
M.
Andrews
(I
.
I
20
2f0
W.
Stickney
(HP)
t
KG
ts-
F.
Zieman
HP)..
2
170
210
W
I
Valuin
(V,
2
47C
23H
3
70M
2.ifi
I
231
231
l,r"
'w
2
45J
230
F.
Pyle
(V;..
t
It
1
1
2i"J
.1.
Andrew
(T)
3
CH3
22
Col.
McMordie
'V.
3
075
iF.
Aldiidge
(HP,
.
1
20i
200
i.
P.
linker
V
.
t
H2
i
2or,
llalauno
RP
i
810
20
Melliitoyle
HP
401
20
.t
SPORT
CHAT
Yftlint?
JifL
llUllU4V
't'lliaiaitlB
"
I'
-
hvy-weiKlil.
won
a
decision
k,.
u.m
Hill,.,.
,.t
VV
it.
.
in
Denipscy
fl4Mrcd
Dillon
with
a
left
hook
to
the
chin
in
tlie
last
round
aftei
W(ar,K
th(t
((ll,jian
tiown
wjM,
trt4y
punehe
hi
the
earlier
is.,.,,,.,,.!,,
Vic
Fnlev.
Vancouver
bantam
w,,,,
hn,
w,,.,
in
T(,
t,,,,,,
prrp
for
UiU
honl
,lhk-
,:bpP
ofl
yrH.v
lo'lhj)
WP4k
ieen
nieially
re
Commission
ag
"the
only
legili
.
rhamnkm
of
unv
division
in
"Canada"
ri,
ujwUoit
.,nlwir
fiMdhatt
,..,.
..
t,
.
oll
.
(vnJnirv
i,avo
,IPewrl
iHlo
cKiHsternation
,,v
MAAma
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tnf
inntl,u
...
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1,
..iniiLs
oa
Ilie
cliilis'
on
rajns
((f
the
jiast
five
years
oiiTh
a)11l(rtUB
have
refused
I
make
allowarifres
even
for
capita
px.-n,!
Kroiind
imnrove
!niw.
A
iritanee
of
the
bur
,h(,
j,,
)(,
tj,nl
M
Wl,
Np
,,,,4,,
t
vny
n
400.
she
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4I0
you
lliink
of
II
new
type
of
ear
that
cau
lie
convert
e,j
tor
gleeiilng?
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Iff
the
aut.k.
mi.r
ic--
w
n
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i
.
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l
i
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vlkm,
1
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OLF
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TQOeit'
JOVI
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REAOT
CO
OUT
r
Wanted
For
Sale
MILK
For
Rent
sy
Ueorge
McManu,
COOO
THEN
XchT"
mwb
iLAMirmu
m.
r
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
IVAKTKB
WELL
known
tea
and
ruftVe
t
house
requires
speciitlly
sale-
J
man
working
Prince
lt'ip-(
and
joints
east
to
Ja-j
per
of
coinmissian
basis.
esljiaiished
connection
avail
t
able
that
ean
earn
good
monev;
for
right
man.
Reply,
slatint
other
linos
earned,
nomliei-
fj
trips
made
annually
and
fu'ljt
detail.
Experience
not
iiwe-!
sar'
but
dei
rattle;
referenr,s;i
required.
Reply
to
Hox
2Kl.
Daily
New
off
ire.
?i-tj
I
WANTED.
Two
High
HHm.,1
girl
desirous
of
obtaining
domestic
duties
in
return
fr
board.
Willing
to
live
in.
II.
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908,
Ambrose
Ave.
85
OLD
Artificial
Teeth
ftooffht.
any
condition.
Highest
prices
swnt
by
return
mail.
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stan.
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a
ar
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penter
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i
FOR
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Walnut
dres.r
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chiffonier.
$&0.mi
ca.-li;
ktc-Clar
heater
r
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oii:
I
.lisou
cabinet
phonoi
.i;h
with
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attach
mint
arw
HI
record
1
35.00;
electric
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ureen
291.
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FOR
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-Two
storey
house.
seven
rooms
and
latli
romple'c
on
(Irahaui
Avenue,
past
elevi-lor,
facing
harbor.
Low
price
for
immediate
sale;
terms
easy.
Apply
T.
McCtynionl.
CHINCHILLA
rabhds
for
aa
from
registered
slock,
at
tlie
price
of
good
pelts.
Apply
Box
283,
Hwilly
News
Office.
FORD
SKI
IAN
for
sale.
Only
ued
seven
inoiUhs.
6541.AO.
Apply
S.
K.
Parker.
Ltd.
TO
RENT
I
OH
RKNT.
ft
ana
It
store
or
o'
fice.
Thjrd
Street.
Two
roon:
below,
two
living
rboma
abme.
Weetemliaver
Hr.
FOIl
IlIiNT.
Modern
four
roow-
04l
flat
with
Monarch
raage,
Otapp
lltoek.
Westenhaver
Hros.
If
C.tTTlrV
TO
WITH
CAtlS
FOR
SALE.
I
19??
oi.i.niolule
t.
a
pas.en-
er
tourinx
t0O
no
l'.'n
Nash
5
paenRer
tour-
intt
tRMJO
l:'t
Overland
Mu.
IJO0
1919.
Ben
seven
pJSeimcr
lourmir
$700
00
192b
Ford
llmrpe,
bnen
ttret
car
like
new
....14Mol
l!i.'2
Ford
Tudor
atian.
itt&.O
tora
t.oiipe
faao.on
(2t
Ford
one
tog
trunk,
pan
body
f37SiB
l
ord
light
delivery
ehaaaiv
rebuilt
....
1TS
All
fir
guaranteed
in
good
me
ii
,
,
,1
eonaltlion.
Em
ierni
,
.in
be
arranged.
KAIEN
OARAQE
Ford
an.l
Chevrolet
Service
Station
U-etris
f
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Mrjuifhlin.
0;ikl!ird
OldsnHbil
nn4
Chevrolet
am,
Rett.
11.
Mjf5.
and
Federal
Trucks.
illF;KIN.
f.rvii;k
day
AND
JffOHT.
AUCTION
SALE
Ue
ac
Ti.trucleti
to
sell
at
Pub-!
'tl',:Z
FOIl
HKNI'.-
Urge
two
nUttey'
"rh-iire
at
ymr
aervire
house,
Third
Avenue,
near
Mc
Meekln's
Orocery.
$35
.00.
AVeatenhaver
Urns.
tf
FOIl
IlKNT.
Pianov
nlaver
pianos,
phonograph
and
sew
Iok
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store,
If
HOUftK
for
rent,
three
rooi.n
and
bath:
also
furnished
nite
Apply
Palmer
House.
FOUR
Itooin
Ruile
for
llent.
Hot
waler
heat.
Apply
Smilh
A
Mallet),
Ltd.
if
MODKIIN
FLAT
for
llent.
Aunlr
Max
lleilhmner.
f
BOARD
HO
A
HI)
The
Inlander,
330
Second
Avenue
Phone
137
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4
4".
Wednesday,
December
9
High
H:
i:'
a.m.
17.1
ft
20:15
p.m.
15.7
-
Low
1
:
1
'1
a.m.
7.1
11:40
p.m.
0.3
Thursday,
Drcember
10
JiWii
:i't
a.m.
ts.l
ft
21
:18
p.m.
1B.3
-
Low
2:44
a.m.
7.7
13:32
p.m.
8.0
"
lie
An.
'
ion.
Thur.ilay.
Iec.
Q
at
!:v'h
Ave
U'ef,
opposil.
And
'or
i;lil
liH.k
fur
red
flaa
i
commeiii-ing
at
".'..in
p.m.
flic
;
loiloMiiiif
houe'iotd
furniture.
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i
g
i,f
Kroliier
Davcn
port,
leitlher
cov
et
e,;
Krolibsr
arim
h,ir,
Knrtticr
nwkrr,.
Morris
cU.ur,
fume
oak
dining-r'.niii
.,i((e
consisting
of
buf-!
six
chair,
round
table,
book
2
rugs
graili'-phtme.
wall
i-h'ck,
heavy
hrass
cl
stead
witb
i-ii.I
spring
and
nia'tr.-s.
six
hole
tvottritiiy
rnne
center
table,
f
u
toed
oa
Imia
cihinel.
2
muhiHranv
rocker,
sewing
machine,
heavy
etia'iielle.i
(mhI
wi'ti
Way
Aggie..
-I'Miig
niatiress,
m
eM
etc.
Prn-ee
Uu(M
rt
Kachange.
Ac-
ii.li,-ers.
.
AUCTIONEER.
City
Auction
Rooms
,'iig
tseennd
Slreat
0ien
f.,r
biilne
lo
receive
nigMiients
and
jol.bmg
of
all
4ecrHiioii.
Hoiicln,i,j
fumi-ture
:ind
farm
aalee
anyvetier
in
the
tdty
or
groviaee
g
apeetalty.
t
wui
nuy
ior
cam
a.
or
mxi
00-1
commission.
Prompt
"
Tetams
Satisfaction
guaruntc4.
Twenty
I
solicit
yimr
patronage.
0.
F.
BRINE
Expert
Auctioneer.
Phone
774.
P.O.
Hat
44V
Prince
Ilupcrl.
It.;.
FURNITURE
AND
nANOES.
FI
RNITI
UK
AND
IIANuKK.
twwl
and
second
hand
for
aale.
A
great
many
customers
have
taken
advantage
of
early
Christina
buying
and
have
re
duced
my
Christina
stock.
Fresh
slock
will
arrive
,y
lb
next
Tew
boats,
so
that
no
on
will
be
disappointed.
Prices
are
reasonable.
A.
MACKF.NZIK.
Furniture.
Pliorie
775.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
303
Third
Avenue
Sole
agent
for
Columbia
Records
We
repair
Phonographs.
Hieyeles,
IliiRglef,
Racquets
anil
Musical
In-siruinenls
of
all
kinds.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
lent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
Uoi
699.
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Tatt
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PbM,
(Call
tipecial
baker.
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BROS.
POOL
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gland
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11
362.
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