cclne
(.day
December
2,
1025.
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ui
your1
uiH
semi
yV
tdi
ifludrdtcd
Supplies
tvckcftviutifuJ
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for
v
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Mb
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K9L9RED
WW
Lumber
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stock
your
winter's
supply
oi
Nanaimo-Welling-ton
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
ani
117
3
NEW
-:-
SEASON'S
Fancy
Frozen
Bait
$25.00
Per
Ton
The
Finest
Obtainable
on
the
Coast
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
II.
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RUPIRT
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VANCOUVER.
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at
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PRINCK
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at.
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OX.
WiDrUiDa.tr,
10
p.m.
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hut
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r
PRINCE
OEORCC,
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an
tamil-
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I
mint
HUln.
WHIN
REMITTINO
a
ana
CtiiUiiii
National
fiareee
Men?
OrSero
and
fare'in
Choices.
WHEN
TRAVELLING
tarra
Trateflers
Chaajuae.
!
...
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i.
lu.
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k.
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ml
I
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OUR
MEXT
EXPREII
IHIPMENT
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
AOENOV
ALL
OCEAN
ETEAHIMIP
LINES.
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TKael
Office,
SZS
TMrel
Ate
Prlnc
Rupert,
eheae
260
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PAciric
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
f
mom.
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jihuo.
suuur
16.
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fv
micoivu.
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ui
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Stay,
laet
Sella
Dalle,
Otaan
Falls.
Nemu,
Alert
Ray,
Campbell
Rlaer,
and
Vancouver
atari
Saturday,
11
am
H
(or
til
SteameMp
Llnee.
Pull
Information
from
W.
O.
ORCHARO
Oantral
Ant.
Carnar
of
4th
Street
tnd
Srd
Aaenue,
Prlnca
Ruparl.
SC.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
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trom
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Huixrl.
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anion
Sat.
anal
Alart
Raf.
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VICTORIA,
Alan
Be,,
and
Soanaon
Raf.
Salrdai,
10
A.
'or
ANf
OX,
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rlar
Canntrlas,
Thurtdaj
p.m.
for
PORT
IIMPtON,
ANVOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
p.m.
Aianua.
t.
Rarnalo,.
A
a
ant.
Prince
Aweeri.
O
CHRISTMAS
SHOPPERS
m
iinii'it'
llniv
or
llHiiiwurt'
olli-i
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Itcuulv
with
(itllllV.
l
will
ii
von
to
viit
yr
:
inrt'
A
FEW
SUGGESTIONS
j"mlnum
Roasters.
Rogers
Sllverwaro
In
latest
Electric
Percolators,
Irons,
design.
not
Plates.
Stainless
Stool
Cutlery,
nrrex
and
Fry's
Oven
Glass
Carving
Sets.
D'hes.
Useful
Household
Tools.
Fr
the
Boy
Skatos,
Quality
Tools
In
Complcto
Chosts,
Pockot
Knlvos
u
'l-i'l
Vim
r
(.lirjjlniuf
(iifU
l'
tln
I''i'nl
Kinl."
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HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
Local
and
Personal
U.C.
Umlerlakcrs.
Phone
41.
Jlear
Ooiuinisuioiier
Itieh
81111-
I.urBi"
iif,.
f0r
Sale.
Max
Heilbroiii-r.
cheap
tf
AKvayri
jfooij
siTvict'
and
ual
ny
at
lAnivy
.V
Davie.
tf
I.M')urc
"Sixty
Yifar'it
Salva
Un
Arniy"
Sunday
aflernoun.
Two
car
at
yuur
service
JSiKHJJoji
Taxi.
Phone
131.
tf
Xmas.
Tr
decoration
am!
hon-boni,
at
Liuzey
&
Davie.
I!
rrnale
Cliriilmais
Cards
liriniVd
b
Ituai?,
Cowau
&
Lalla,
lis
Slixet.
tf
Tim
IliMixon
Siuilio
will
e
ojn'i)
hi
Nio
fM-iiintiH
until
Xnia.
Why
norN'iiil
a
iliolo
liotnet
J
i
ili
m
l'.hleiiiuk,
ialiort-r,
wa
fiwd
.'.'
in
(he
viiy
police
court
tin
iiHinimjf
fur
drtinlveniices.
JmUe
F.
Mcll.
Ywun?
leaver
oil
Hits
Kveutns'i
frain
for
SmitliiTM
wIhtc
tie
will
prcnide
ai
a
'i(ui
of
I
ho
County
Court.
Mi
Helen
Hall,
ilaiihler
of
I.
A
Hall,
I
lir
Hyder
hanki-r.
ix
.i
..i.i-iitfiT
alioaril
Hie
Reamer
I'riiire
Ituperl
loday
jroiii
ttoulh.
1.
A.
Miller,
engineer
with
Hie
pros
iiii-ial
department
of
pub
In-
work,
mailed
lat
night
on
I
In-
Cardena
fur
Victoria
w
here
In-
exper!
lo
Kpend
the
liett
few
llioillhn.
:d.
J.
v.
Nicludl.',
(iomplrol-
l"-r
nf
Hie
Canadian
Finn
A
Odd
M.inim-
Cm.,
returned
lo
Hie
eil
i
lux
mornln?
after
a
hum-
i
rip
in
Yaftrouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle.
Mr.
Murte
II.
CraiK.
wlio
ha
ii
iMi
fpi-ndins
several
weeks
on
u
hnliday
iin
in
Victoria
and
i'ier
jMiinla
in
the
Houtli,
re-fiitni'it
home
on
the
t'rim-e
Itu-pert
I
ln
morning'.
Mr.
A.
K.
Kalenner
f
Hoxel
ion.
wliii
ha
been
on
a
Iripj
will,
arriVed
frurh
Vain-ouMTi
on
the
I'rinee
lliierl
Hiin
murii-
iiu
and
will
jiroceeil
lo
the
in-ii-rior
mi
toiiiyhl
.
train.
Mi
.
Flutter,
who
ha
peiiiliiip
several
weelri
in
Seattle
u"d
Vancouver,
relumed
I'
'
on
the
I'rinee
ltiierl
Ihi
iiiortiiiiK.
Her
ilainrhler.
Mi
Lome
l
intier,
Ik
rvoiainini;
in
the
-until.
It.
-I.
SteiiPtrnin.
nianajrer
of
the
1'aeifie
Mills,
returned
fnim
Van
ver
to
pi-eau
Fall
on
Hi
in
trip
ir
the
Prince
Hupcrt
Iiavin.-lieen
i-alleil
back
from
a
lUniii'
trip
on
account
of
the
illnes
of
In
dauithler
who
'umlorwent
an
operation
in
the
(leenn
Fallf
lin-pi!al.
Mr.
Justice
Murphy
arrived
."i.wii
Vancouver
on
the
Prinre
liu,.i-rl
ihis
morning
to
preside
ai
nie
estnn
or
iiie
Mipreme
Cotir!
Aies
which
opened
to-
da
.
He
is
accompanied
by
M.
S.
Ilrvan.
official
com;!
sleno-
k-rapher.
They
expect
to
leave
S.iliinl.iv
nilil
for
Prince
lleorge
Wlo-ie
I
he
Ales
will
open
nCX1
Week
ANNOUNCEMENTS
St.
Andrew's
Ladies'
Auxiliary
HaEaar.
December
2.
Lutheran
Church
Ladies'
V.!
Itji.iar.
December
I.
I
niied
t'huich
Haaar.
Decern-her
10
WO
ft
ft
ANCHOS-DONALDSOr.
Back
Home
foi
8"
V.4
"ASCANIA"
1
1.
m
r.
.
i
-
i'lUH....il.
Charcot
rg
and
London.
Spatial
aitCtiralon,
paraonally
aacoitaii
va
by
Dick
K.
WMtham.
Sallini
avr
k
W.
vj
4l
Full
Intormation
Irom
tnla,
or
Company'a
ofittaa.
613
Hat
J-J
Here
is
the
Proof
That
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
does
positively
relieve
the
most
severe
cases
of
piles.
While
Dr.
Chajw's
Ointment
U
rtcopiized
everywhere
at
the
standard
treatment
for
piles
you
may
be
interested
in
this
letter
which
describes
one
particular
rate.
There
are
thousands
of
similar
caw.
Mr.
Wm.
Hughes,
Appin,
Ont.
writes:-
-"Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
cannot
be
equalled.
I
used
it
forprotrudinj
piles
cf
the
worst
kind.
Wien
the
Doctor
said
an
operation
was
the
only
hope,
I
liegan
to
prepare
for
one,
when
I
rememliered
reading
about
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment.
I
resolved
to
try
it,
and
after
using
two
boxes
I
had
no
trace
of
the
piles.
It
was
the
greatest
relief
I
ever
trot,
and
I
only
hope
other
sufferers
who
read
this
letter
will
loe
no
time
in
purchasing
a
box,
and
sec
for
themselves
the
miracles
it
works.
It
will
be
the
best
investment
they
ever
put
their
money
into."
75
Taxi,
night.
50o
srvn
i!,
day
and
'J'J
Tail
and
Transfer.
service.
lay
aim
jukIiI.
Dybhavn.
tf
Sail
of
wurk.
Saturday,
Army.
A
thin?
well
hoiiiriil
in
half
ib
I.
(let
it
at
Linuy
&.
1)
ivies'
tf
50;
T.
If
Curric's
Taxi
and
.Messenger
Sorvk'o.
1'lione
507.
ScrvUv
day
and
niht.
Stand,
Curllo
t
Cafe.
tf
St.
1'aul'H
UnU
of
Work,
Mel
ropole
Hall,
Friday,
Jieceuiher
I,
afternoon
and
eveiiiiiK.
Musical
proitraiu
at
'J
p.)U.
3K)
J.
S.
Itoyeri,
al
manager
for
the
llnpeil
Marine
I'mduptK
(..
Ltd..
rettirneil
on
Hie
Prince
Hh
perl
lliii
inoriiin;
fritiii
a
ituii-neis
trip
Hoirlli.
Hlk'
Chriilman
Cheer
Wliil-
llridKi
Drive
and
Dance,
Friday,
December
I,
at
K.15
p.m.
in
Klk'
Home.
Kveryliody
weleonre.
IJiMii
priie.
Help
Hie
catie
and
all
come.
.i
Canon
.
F.
Ilutdihrook
of
the
in
i
ion
Iniat
Northern
CroH
re-I
it
i'ii
on
Ihin
cveninK
train
to
Port
F.ititlon,
from
there
he
will
leave
on
December
it
on
a
acatmii
lo
Toronto,.
I'.
initially
of
Vancouver,
head
of
the
CX.lt.
claims'
department
in
that
city,
arrived
in
the
cily
on
the
Prince
llupert
litis
morn
ing
accompanied
by
Mrs.
(lio-nally.
They
will
relunt
south
Friday
morning.
J..
M.
Hoar,
D.
W.
Davis
and
It.
J.
While,
who
are
interested
in
the
development
of
tufning
proper!
ies
In
Hie
Kitsuitlfcnluiti
Lake
distrtet.
arrived
from
Seattle
on
the
Prince
Itupcri
this
morning
on
their
way
to
the
interior.
K.
II.
Workman,
wjio
lias
been
in
the
city
fur
the
pa
I
day
"T
o.
will
proceed
In
Anjxix
on
Hie
Prince
Htipert
lonighl.
He
was
formerly
inteii'stedjin
Hie
Stewart
Light
Co.
al
Stewart
but
is
now
identified
with
the
(Iranby
Co.
at
Anyox.
TELKWA
t)n
Sal
unlay
allcrnoon
last,
Mrs.
T.
McDonald
entertained
a
number
of
ladies
in
honor
of
her
diiiighteit,
Mrs.,
O.
It.
Hull
who
is
leaving
on
Thursday
fur
Vancouver.
The
local
slori;
are
yow'
displaying
their
Cluuslma
goods.
Mild
weather
prevails
and
the
out-of-town
people
are
enjoying
uood
roads
on
which
sleighs
or
tars
can
be
used.
Constable
W
oodiifaiV
of
the
It.C.M.P.
left
on
Sunday
for'
Prince
llupert
where
lie
is
to
be,
stationed
for
the
present.
j
llulkley
Valley
hay
is
finding'
a
ready
market
al
outside
points,
several
cars
having
been
shipped!
lately.
,
The
annual
Christina
treat
,
for
the
children
is
to
lake
place
litis
year
on
December
23.
At
a
1
meeting
held
in
the
library
last
'week
various
.coiumillei's
were
'appointed
and
are
now
busy
I
making
plan
to
mve
the
young-l
stcrs
a
jolly
lime,
'
GRAIN
MOVING
TO
VANCOUVER
Total
Shipments
for
Month
of
November
Is
3,566
Cars
or
4,600,000
Bushels
WfNXIPKH.
Dec.
i.
During
Hie
monlh
of
November
the
de-liverieri
of
grain
to
Vancouver
by
the
Canadian
National
amounted
lo
3,
CHI
car
loaiU
or
about
i,-CdO.OOll
bushels,
makiiir
a
total
for
Hit!
."casfini
lo
that
date
of
7,?5G
car.
a
agaiiifl
l.'IO
cars
iluiin?
the
auie
lime
la.t
year.
Tin
average
deliveries
daily
for
Hie
month
was
1
57
earn.
I.akehead
deliveries
during
the
Maine
period
indicate
a
rush
lo
pel
a
much
j-'raiu
a-
po..iblL
Hiove'iJ
before
Hie
frcezeup.
A
total
of
31.717.
cars
were
unloaded
while
2H5
boats
carrying
CC,-7H7.00
Iiushels
of
"gniin
cleared
for
eaterii
points.
This
i
ulijrhlly
heavier
than
for
November
lal
year.
Total
grain
loading
for
the
month
on
Canadian
National
lines
amounted
to
VJ,"'io
earn
cdiilaimiig
WJ.en.iiOU
bushels,
slightly
higher
than
for
October.
and
nine
thousand
cars
higher
than
in
November
last
year
and
over
two
tltouand
cars
more
than
the
previous
year.
"
MISS
LOUIEFISHER
DRAMATIC
RECITAL
Those
Present
Speak
Very
Highly
of
Work
of
Local
Young
Lady
At
tier
own
recital
g"ien
in
Hie
l.yle
Academy
studio
Friday
evening
at
which
a
number
of
her
friends,
including
some
Prince
llupert
eiple.
were
present.
Miss
Louie
Fisher
gave
an
interesting
program,
which
in-i
'lulled
"Lilac
Time,"
by
June
Cowl:
"Mia
Carlotta"
by
T.
A.
Daly:
"Legend
of
'the
Twilight
Hell."
by
Lyllon
Cox;
"The
lle-u'ngc"
in
three
act
by
Clement
Fczandie.
She
was
assisted
by
two
sidiit
and
a
pianist
who
performed
Hie
change.
Those
present
at
the
recital
speak
mo!
highly
of
Miss
Fisher"
drama'
ir
ability.
Passenger
suiting
lal
niht1
MISS
PRINGLE
GUEST
for
Vancouver
on
IJm
Cardena
included
Mr.
N.
A.
Haft,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
William".
J.
A.
Miller.
J
red
T.
lilundon.
Tom
(jtlcherr
and
K.
Woii-liingtoii.
PRE-NUPTIAL
EVENTS
Showers
for
Her
Given
by
Her
Friends
In
View
or
Hep
Coming
Marriage
Miss
May
Pnngle,
who
is
to
be
married
at
the
end
of
this
monlh
has
been
the
guest
recently
at
several
.-showers.
One
given
on
Saturday
uighl
by
Miss
Huby
Seolt.
Mrs.
Stan
Taylor
and
'Mr.
C.
C.
Mills
at
Mrs.
Mills
apartment
was
atleiiilcil
by
.something
like
thirty
people,
mostly
girl
friend
of
the
guest.
A
presentation
-was
made
by
them
of
a
very
beautiful
hand
painted
hand
bag
with
the
usual
nccompauiiiienls.
This
shower
was
to
have
been
given
at
Mr..
Orchard'
home
hut
owing
to
Mrs.
Orchard's
recent
accident
it
could
not
be
held
there.
Miss
(illinghain
was
also
recent
hostess
al
he;-
flat
on
Third
Ave.
al
a
somewhat
similar
event.
MEN
WANTED.
We
want
"more
tne-n
than
women
til
the
special
service
in
I
In
First
I
niied
Church.
Sunday
nighl
at
7.;.
A
splendid
musi
cal
service.
Hring
your
friends
lack
.McNeil
or
lelkwa
is
a
visitor
in
the
cily
on
business,
lie
arrived
on
this
morning's
train
and
will
reluru
to
the
in
terior
touighl.
ii.
C.
Mac
Kay.
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
depart
men!
of
public
works,
is
on
a
trip
to
!mitliers
on
official
duties.
Advertise
in
the
Dailv
Vewa
USE
STMONDS
SAWS
Their
teeth
are
of
toughneis
which
makes
them
hold
their
keen
cutting
edge
under
every
uaage.
,
SIKOMDS
CANADA
SAW
CO,
UNtTEB
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Tvnostra
it,
jonk,
n.m.
A
Treasure
Easily
Found
THE
pen
a
man
likes
to
write
with
is
surely
a
treasure.
That
Is
why
a
Waterman's
is
a
sift
that
never
fails
to
please.
No
question
ever
about
getting
exactly
the
right
point.
.
Any
Waterman's
Pen
may
be
taken
to
any
Waterman's
dealer
and
exchanged
until
the
point
is
absolutely
satisfactory.
Waterman's
pens
range
from
the
plain
at
$2.75
upward,
to
the
mounted
from
$4.00
upward.
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tit
(t
hit
in
J
Strait
t
dt
But
Dttltri
tit
M'trlJ
Ottr
STOCKS.
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"
siflart.
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la
a
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pencil
to
matrh
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a
Pea.
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Intliw).
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Truly
a
Lovely
Stock
this
Year
Our
Christ
inns
slock
is
aLoitl
all
here
now
and
in
a
few
days
'wo,
will
have
everything
arranged
so
thai
you
ran
look
il
over
easily.
We
have
many
cute
little
itovcllie
(lii
yAtr
such
as
small
china
sail
and
pepper
front
50c
to
$1.00
u
pair
and
many
oilier
new
china
pieces.
Our
silverware
stock
wa
never
heller
and
lite
values
are
excellent.
We
are
now
in
loucli
with
a
good
firm
of
diamond
cullers
of
Antwerp,
Hel-giiini,
and
can
offer
very
low
prices
on
diamonds.
John
Bulger
Jeweller
Canadian
National
Railways
PrincejjRupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE.
WELDINQ.
Our
plaut
is
equipped
to
handle
al!
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
The
Complete
Investment
Service.
GRAIN
TRADING
GRAIN.
We
have
prepared
a
pamphlet,
"Trading
in
tiraiu
,
Fulures,"
which
explains
dealing
in
grain
futures.
We
would
he
pleased
lo
mail
on
retpiesl.
'
R.
P.
CLARK
&
CO.
LIMITED.
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-'
Members
Chicago.
Winnipeg
and
Vancouver
Hlock
c.
(irain
Exchanges.
S2U
Hustings
SLAV.
Also
at
Victoria!
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H.C,
Sey.
7isni
'
BONDS.
REAL
ESTATE,
i
-a
Vancouver
Grain
Exchange
Bldg.
aaa-a-aaaw.