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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
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McManut
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PA'W:
CilP
ON
TBYIM
W
.
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WEEKLY
,
W
have
arriving
FIIKSH
KILLED
IHiKF,
VEAL
and
POI1K.
We
also
carry
a'
full
lino
of
Fresh.
Smoked,
anI
Salted
Fish.
Sealu
80
oodsoo
The
Homo
of
Bulkley
Valley
Produce.
Hrancli
from
Smithers.
Sixth
Street.
Phone
455.
GENTLEMEN!
Will
you
accept
a
Suit
Length
Free
and
make
us
work
for
yon?
If
yon,
brought
the
cloth
lo
mc
lo
make
up,
il
would
cost
you
$35.00.
Xow
here's
an
offer
it
you
want
a
pood
suit
cheap!
I
will
give
a
suit
length
free
lo
the
first
,
'five
-customers
ordering
and
charge
only
Ihe
cost
nr
'
making
up.
which
is
$35.00.
Do
you
want
lo
he
one
of
'
Ihe
five?
Here's
your
chance!
Ling,
the
Tailor
821
Second
Avenue.
Phone
649
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
$6.50
Half
Load
$3.50
Large
sacks
50c
HydeTransfer
133
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
9
to
6.
X-Ray
Ssrvlcs
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
kvenings
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
.We
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
15c
for
Half
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
F.xquisile
Slock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.PUR
Co.
Next
G.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
Ct.
Cirtage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
8ervlce.
Hoal,
Band
and
Gravel
VW
Specialize
In
Plino
and
Furniture
Kovlnp,.
i3
CHURCH
SOCIAL
ATESSINGTON
Addresses'
Given
by
Natives
Prov.
ed
Very
Interestinq
and
Instructive
PORT
KSSIXOTOX.
Jan.
8.
The
young
people
of
Ihe
United
Church
Sunday
School
entertain
ed
their
parerrt-
and
friends
recently
aha
social
at
which
Rev.
W.
IL
Pierce
presided,
and
a
most
"enjoyable
entertainment
was
given,
as
well
as
addre.sses
by
natives.
The
singing
bv
the
i
ABOUT
VANCOUVER
BUT
HUSTLE
FOR
BUSINESS
That
was
Advice
Given
Members
,
or
Rotary
Club
by
Speaker
i
Yesterday
Afternoon
i
Yesterday
arternnon
a
pinch
hit
address
was
given
by
If.
F.
Pullen
to
the
Rotary
Club
in
which
lie
urged
members
to
for-
Jgei
to
knock
Vancouver
but
instead
of
doing
so
lo
keep
busy
'
upholding
the
cause
of
Prince
ri..
Rupert.
H
was
n
natural
I
hint,
he
-said,
for
individuals
to
work
for
themselves
in
business,
in
professions
or
in
snorts.,
so
ii
was
up
to
each
city
tn-
work
for
itself.
There
may
easily
be
co
operation
when
both
ancotivet
and
Prince
llupert
were
ready
lir
handle
grain
which
was
now
going,
east.
Ily
uniting
llieir
force-'
Ihey
wquld
strengthen
Iheir
cause.
Ihe
speaker
told
of
his
recent
efforts
to
mieivsl
grain
men
in
Prince
Huperi
and
of
Ihe
desirability
of
every
person
being
a
missionary
for
his
own
town,
lie
said
he
found
Vancouver
people
intensely
interested
in
Ihe
nor-
.lUiern
porl
and
ready
tn
co-oper
Mmng
ioik
was
excellent,
one
or
,
.
-'
ihe
school
boy,
Willie
Spald
!f,P
!?
any
possdde
manner
afc
llnnr
A
it
t
.It.
I
n
a
1
aMI.A
...ill.
ing,
presiding
at
the
organ.
Re
freshments
were
served
from
-7
lo
8
o'clock
and
special
dona-lion
of
fruit
bread,
by
Ihe
Piinee
Rupert
Itakery
was
much
ap
preciated.
Native
Speeches
There
were
throe
speeches
by
Hie
natives.
Chief
Simon
Wal
lace
soke
of
social
life
amongst
the
natives
in
the
olden
davs.
II
was
then
customary
for
all
to
go
into
t
lie
woods,
each
one
taking
his
own
food.
Xo
one
was
allow
ed
to
partake
of
his
own.
No
one
was
admitted
into
the
circle
unless
he
brought
food
along.
Should
one
arrive
empty
handed,
lie
was
compelled
to
return,
feeling
greatly
discouraged
and,
as
he
left,
a
song
was
sung
lo
shame
him.
Comparing
ihe
present
social
with
that
of
the
old
life,
he
considered
that
much
im
provement
had
been
made.
"In
this
social,
instead
of
eatin?
dried
berries,
sea-weed,
elc,
you
have
brought
us
good
bread
and
cakes,
tea,
milk,
and
sugar."
Church
Work
Mark
Hollon
said
"My
soeecn
tonight
will
not
be
a
funny
one..
ii
win
ueal
Willi
Ctiurch
work.
Fifty-four
years
ago
the
Methodist
church
established
this
mission
here
at
Port
Essinglon.
Several
missionaries
and
teachers
have
been
sent
during
that
time.
Some
have
died.
Xow.
Ihe
name
"Melhodisl"
has
gone.
and
we
are
called
"The
United
Church
or
Canada,"
and
this
i
the
first'
public
nervice
given
!
this
church
since
the
name
was
changed.
We
are'
not
disappoint
ed
with
the
change.
.
This
is
a
large
gathering
and
Ihe
fad
of
botji
Whites
and
Indians
being
present,
shows
a
friendly
spirit.
I
urge
all
you
young
'people
lo
do
your
utmost
li
belli
vmlr-i
selves
and
endeavor,
to
do
every
thing
in
your
power
to
tielp
the
mured.
Uenjamin
Ilrown
spoke
on
the
value
of
education.
He
urged
the,
young
people
to
work
hard,
apd
obtain
all
the
knowledge
poss'i-
ble.
He,
himself,
had
missed
many
good
opportunities
while
young,
and
was
now
sorry.
Their
former
day
school
teacher,
Miss
Xoble,
who
was
presem,
surprised
her
old
pupils
by
giving
them
a
fish-pom
which
Ihy
all
enjoyed.
The
last
surprise
of
all
which
was
quite
unexpected,
was
a
visit
from
Santa
Claus.
He
pre
sented
each
child
with
a
gifi
and
box
of
candy.
After
the
singing
or
"(iod
Save
Our
King"
all
di--persed
feeling
thoroughly
happy.
NEVER
MIND
WORRYING
ilong
as
did
not
conflict
with
their,
own
business
interests.
During
his
visit
to
Ihe
south
he
visited
and
inspected
one
of
Ihe
Domini.
m
(iovernment
ele
vators
now
operated
by
the
Har
bor
Commission
and
saw
how
the
grain
was
loaded,
dried,
cleaned
and
sacked.
Xone
of
Ihe.
eleva
tors
were
working
to
capacity
and
it
was
only
by
educating.
Ihe
people
or
The
prairies
in
regard
to
the
western
route
I
hat
the
coasl
ports
would
gel
the
business
which
was
right
rully
ifteirs.
WINTER
TRAVELERS
COMING
THIS
WAY
Extra
Sleeper
was
Brought'
In
on
This
Mornlng's
Traln
from
the
East
Winter
excursion
ists.'
the
tra
velers
being
mainly
Linners
from
the
prairies
coining
to
Ihe
Pacific
Coasl
on
holiday
bent,
are
commencing
to
come
this
wav.
Ilusiness
of
this
nature
licine
handled
today
necessitated
an
extra
sleeper
being
placed
on
the
passenger
train
that
arrived
from
the
Fast
I
hi
morning.
The
mol
of
the
excursionist
.
proceeded
south
on
the
steamer
Prince
llu
pert.
Ten
Years
Ago
irt
Prince
Rupert
S.
M.
Xewlon
and
M.
P.
Mn-
Catfery
are
in
the
field
for
the
1920
mayoralty.
Mr.
MrCalTcrv
announced
himseir
some
weeks
ago
and
Mr.
Xcwton
came
out
today.
A
disastrous
fire
wiped
out
everalsiiulbliiigs
in-Jhe.-
east
en.1
or
Prince
George
last
night.
Ii
is
reported
that
three
lives
were
lost
but
no
details
as
yet
are
available.
The
oily
council
went
on
re
cord
last'.niirlil
as
opposed
lo
a
CATHOLIC
CLUB
AT
SMITHERS
HOLDS
AN
ENJOYABLE
BRIDGE
SMITHFRS.
Jati.
8.-
-Another
very
enjoyable
evening
was
spent
ai
i
ii
o
uaiuour
uiuit
rooms,
on
Tuesday
night
on
the
occasion
of
their
nionthlv
whist
and
hridze
dnve.
Those
in
attendance
made
up
six
tables
of
whist
and
sevm
of
bridee
and
alter
more
than
three
hours
of
delightful
pl.nj
the
winners
were:
Whist:
Mrs.
J.
Conner-
and
I.
Senkpiel
first
and
Mrs.
F.
Johnston
and
(ieo.
Orchard
second.
Hridge:
Mrs.
o.
II.
Wall
ami
II.
!.
Windt
first
and
Mrs.
S.
P.
itennett
and
L.
II.
Warner
se?omd.
As"
usual
dainty
refreshments
were
served
following
the
cards.
LESLIE
WARDLE
WAST
VICTIMJ0FACCIDENT
II
was
Leslie
Wardle,
a
well
known
and
popular
younu
em-
Iployee
or
the
Pacific
Mills
at
Ocean
rails,
who
lost
his
life
in
ihe
plant
last
week.
The
circumstances
)f
Wardle'
death
were
both
Ira
etc
and
borril.le.
llle
was
drawn
into
a
machine
known
as
n
heater
which
Is
used
for
crushing
waste
material
Into
pulp
and,
by
the
time
the
machine
wrfs
slopped,
his
life
had
been'
ushed
out.
The
lower
pari
of
his
body
was'
mangled
I
a
pulpr
Wardle,
who
is
18
years
of
age,
was
an
athlete.
He
took
several,
prizes
at
Hella
Coolu
sport
last
year.
SPORT
CHAT
Krnie
Xever.
tanious
Stanford
t'niversity
grid
star,
who
recently
made
debut
in
pro?essiona
spori,
nas
peen
signed
on
Willi
Ihe
St.
Louis
Xallonal
League
liaschaM
learn
by
(ieorge
Slslei.
Something
to
Ihe
amount
of
foul
figures
it
Is
believed
was
Invol
L
ved
in
the
deal
which
brought
.Never
to
Iho
Hrowns.
The
action
of
John
J.
Mcflraw
manager
of
the
.New
York
Oianls
in
signing
on
practically
no
new
player
for
the
I'JJO
season
is
puzzling
the
eastern
baseball
world.
.-This
Is
sornelhjng
nAw
ami
i
ue
impression
is
general
in
New
Virk
that
he
has
either
conceded
Ihe
1J2C
to
the
Pills-burg
Pirate,
who
beat
him
last
year,
or
has
a
big
deal
in
prospect.
charter
being
given
the
Il.C.f
Jnop
Leit,
Dutch
heavyweight
leiepiione
t,o.
try
the
Tederui
pugilist,
Is
a
singer
a
well
as
government.
boxer.
After
punishing
an
op
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT"
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by
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hy
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AND
RANGES
FL'ILMTURI
and
Ranges
boughl,
sold
and
exchanged.
Xew
furniture
and
ranges
exchanged
for
your
old
ones.
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living
room
and
dining
room
furniture
always
in
slock.
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watch
my
window.
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changed
daily.
A.
Mackenzie.
Furnllure.
FURNITURE.
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and
Secondhand
Furniture
Store.
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Iluy.
Sell
and
Kx
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Xew
and
Secondhand
floods.
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83i
Third
Ave.
Phone
fur
ponent,
Hilly
Preslape,
ro
severely
in
Xnllingham,
Kngland,
last
week
that
the
latter
was
forced
lo
give
up
In
the
second
round,
Leip
regaled
the
ringside
patron
wllh
operatic
air
and
so
pleased
were
they
that
none
of
lliem
Ihouchf
to
ask
the
management
for
their
money
hack
because
the
bout
had
ended
a
a
abruptly
DRY
WOOD.
Split
to
any
length
in
blocks,
per
load
$6.00.
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It
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A.
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