PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
THIS
PROVINCE
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
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McM
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a
SHIPMENT
1
ROM.
JIERRITT
TO
FRANCE
British
Columbia
It
the
latest
province
to
share
In
the
export
trade
Tor
sllvtf-black
foxes
says
the
Family
Herald
and
Weekly
Star.
More
than
(18.000
worth
of
silver.
black
foxes
passed
through
Montreal
a
few
days
ago.
26
foxes
altogether,
a
pair
In
each
of
the
13
crates.
They
IUIC
JU3k
WVUiUC.m
MiC
III..
IIW1
W
their
long
trip
which
Is
taking
them
from
Merrltt,
B.C.,
to
Grenoble,
Prance.
Each
of
the
26
foxes
Is
of
pedigreed
Prince
Edward
Island
stock.
The
foxes
are
being
shipped
by
the
allies
Bros.,
from
the
Merltt
Ranch,
of
Merrltt,
B.C.
to
Barillon
and
Poulln
of
Grenoble,
Prance,
and
will
be
used
by
the
latter
as
the
nucleus
for
a
fox
farm
which
they
are
starting
In
that
district.
'
The
Canadian
Pacific
Express
pany
is
handling
the
consignment,
which
left
Montreal
for
St.
John.
N.B..
where
they
were
shipped
aboard
th
Canadian
Pacific
liner
Mellta.
C.
II.
W.
Albrecht,
who
came
to
Canada
about
a
year
ago
from
France
'
to
study
fox
farming
In
this
country,
is
accompanying
the
Canadian
foxes
to
their
new
home
in
France.
Mr.
Albrecht
will
stay
In
Frtnce
until
the
Grenoble
ranch
on
the
slopes
of
the
Alps
in
southeastern
France
has
been
established.
He
expects
to
return
to
the
Dominion
next
year.
Already
the
fox
farming
industry
Is
making
good
headway
in
France,
Mr.
Albrecht
told
the
Family
Herald.
Th
neucleus
for
practically
all
these
farms
has
been
from
Prince
Edward
Island,
but
as
far
as
he
konws.
this
is
the
first
shipment
of
foxes
from
British
Columbia
to
France
for
the
purpose.
lakelse
springs
Attract
tourists
in
great
numbers
J.
Bruce
Johnstone
has
returned
to
tte
city
after
speeding
the
summer
at
Lakelse
Hot
Springs
on
the
ttne
of
the
ptriadiaq
National
Itattway.
east
of
Prince
Rupert.
These
springs
are
coming
Into
notice
with
the
increase
in
the
traffic
along
the
line
and
the
steady
multiplying
of
the
number
of
tourists
t
sting
advantage
of
that
route
through
the
central
pan
of
the
province.
Located
just
off
the
line
of
the
C-NiL.
the
Lakelse
Springs
are
reputed
to
be
the
largest
and
the
water
of
the
highest
temperature
of
any
springs
in
Canada
TAey
come
forth
at
a
temperature
of
168
degrees
Fahrenheit
and
the
spring
measures
100
feet
across.
In
addition
to
Ute
springs,
there
la
re
the
Tidntty
excellent
fly
fishing
in
the
Lakelse
River
and
Lakelse
lake.
A
good
road
now
connects
the
lake
with
Terrace,
which
Is
the
aratten
on
the
railway
where
travellers
leave
for
the
lake.
AX
ATTRACTION'
The
sprtngs
have
long
had
a
very
strong
attraction
for
residents
of
the
district
.in
and
about
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Johnstone
has
an
hotel
with
accommodation
for
about
eighteen
guests.
but
tt
is
anticipated
that
with
the
Increase
In
the
traffic
over
the
railway
line
and
the
advertising
of
the
attractions
of
this
spot,
there
will
have
to
be
enlargement
of
the
accommodation
before
very
long.
The
water
of
Vie
springs
has
a
reputation
for
curative
properties,
especially
for
rheumatism,
and
many
have
taken
advantage
of
them
In
the
search
for
health.
They
are
so
situated
that
It1
Is
possible
to
bring
the
water
Trom
the
springs
by
gravity
into
the
hotel,
which
la
great
advantage.
The'
officials
of
the
CNJl.
have
long
tfcken
a
deep
Interest
in
the
springs
and
the
development
of
the
place
as
a
resart
Victoria
colonist.
TERRACE
LADIES'
AID
ELECTS
ITS
OFFICERS
Mrs.
IVIllLim
Allan
I
president
and
MK
William
KlrLpalrkk,
.wrrlary
TERRACE.
Dec.
13.
The
annual
meet
tog
of
the
Ladies'
Oulld
of
United
Church
was
held
tn
the
church
rooms
on
Thurs
day
afternoon.
A
very
gratifying
flnan
eUl
report
was
presented.
The
foUowlng
officers
were
appointed
for
the
coming
year:
President
Mrs.
Wm.
Allan.
Vice-president
Mrs.
Christie.
Secretary
Mrs.
Wm.
Klrkpatrlck;
Treasurer
Mrs.
E.
T.
Brooks.
SCHOOL
INSPECTOR
AT
TERRACE
P.T.A.
Delivered
an
Addrewt
ThurvUy
Night
Muiral
ITtigkUin
Rendered
TERRACE.
Dec.
13.
"The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Parent-Teacher
Association
waa
held
In
the
school
house
on
Thursday
evening
with
a
good
crowd
present.
Inspector
Fraser
waa
at
the
meettrg
end
took
a
helpful
part
In
the
business
discussion.
It
la
the
first
meet
Ing
at
which
he
haa
been
present
since
the
organization
meeting
and
he
con
gratulated
the
association
on
the
splen
did
work
already
accomplished,
and
still
being
done.
After
the
business
nv-c
lug
the
follow
lng
program
was
gi
-
SmyjAtfc
Hi'.
Auu
and
Misses,
6
I92S
by
Nrt
Fcsnme
Scwvce.
Ixc
Crol
Bntua
n(ltt
iwnij
Fanny.
Margaret
and
Sophia
McLaren.
f
nn.
a.
vv.
nuuuwu.
Solo
Mrs.
Wm.
Allan.
Address
Inspector
Fraser.
Duet
Her.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Allan.
Solo
ReV.A.
W.
Robinson.
A
social
half
hour
was
then
spent
while
refreshments
were
being
serred.
TERRACE
Mrs.
D.
D.
Munfo
left
on
Saturday
for
Smlthers
where
She
will
spend
the
winter.
An
unsually
severe
wind
storm
ac
companied
by
very
heavy
rain
passed
over
this
district
on
Friday,
blowing
down
a
great
deal
of
timber,
blocking
roads
and
stopping
telephone
and
tele
graph
communication.
One
large
tree
fell
on
the
roof
of
the
home
of
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Otto
Von
Haas,
as
a
result
of
which
considerable
repairs
were
necessary.
F.
E.
Clark
of
the
public
works
en
gineering
department,
Smlthers,
was
a
business
visitor
here
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Inspector
Fraser
was
In
town
at
the
week
end
on
his
semi-
annual
visit
c'
Inspection
to
the
local
and
district
public
-And
high
schools.
High
school
was
held
on
Saturday
to
allow
of
In
spection
of
it
that
day.
Frank
Belway
and
J.
W.
Ferguson
of
the
Kalum
Lake
Mining
fields
were
lr
town
at
the
week,
end-
Miss
Esther
Taft
left
oa
Saturday
to
tpend
the
week
end
with
"her
sister
la
Pacific.
.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
wJL
of
the
Anglican
Church
will
be
held
on
Thursday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
A.
Robinson.
Great
preparations
are
under
way
tar
the
Community
Christmas
tree
which
Is
being
held
on
Wednesday
.evening
next.
A
Christmas
play
The
Enchant
ed
Christmas
Tree"
Is
being
prepared
a
number
of
other
class
selections
and
a
splendid
program
la
assured.
The
response
to
the
call
for
funds
has
been
quite
generous
and
the
buying
committee
has
a
splendid
treat
in
store
for
every
child
to
the
csrr.rn
unity.
These
will
be
presented
by
Santa
Claus
,
In
person,
he
having
promised
to
arrive
in
time
for
the
occasion.
BURNS
LAKE
Gordon
B.
Robb
la
selling
out
his
Interest
in
the
Burns
Lake
Hardware
to
Insurance
and
other
work
along
that
:
quarters.
line.
Station
$&
Station
Peanut
Tubes
fict
those
dlfiicult-to-reach
stations.
Efficient,
economical,
long-lastind,
they
make
listening
to
radio
programs
a
real
pleasure.
Amateurs
all
use
them
because
them
because
they
are
so
economical
1
J
volts-
i
ampere.
$3.00
each
Victor
Northern
Eldctfk
Peanut
Tubes
What
Can
You
Get
at
Bulger's
Correct
information
about
the
quality
of
what
we
sell.
The
benefit
of
our
long
experience
in
buying
our
line
of
poods.
Fair
and
reasonable
price.
A
good
variety.
Dependable
merchandise
or
money
back.
Freedom
to
look
around
without
being
urged
to
buy.
Careful
help
and
advice
in
selecting.
a
(Jewellers
3LvL
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
very
from
a
recent
attack
of
Mlsa
N.
Cain
arrived
here
last
week
torn
Vancouver
and
proceeded
to
Oot.
Lmte
where
she
wm
Malt
with
be-
brother.
There
was
a
chimney
fire
at
the
heme
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Scbeldtrup
last
Monday
It
caused
a
good
deal
of
:xcitemem
but
no
damage.
NEW
HAZELTON
There
hs
been
a
light
fall
of
snow
and
pole
contractors
tn
tte
Klsptoa
valley
have
started
hauling
log
to
Um
river
road
to
be
driven
down
next
spring.
Mrs.
L.
Belmont
has
returned
here
after
having
spent
a
year
tn
Fraace
and
U
visiting
with
her
sister.
Mrs.
Salt.
Capt.
Parsons,
assistant
to
Rev.
T.
D.
Proctor,
held
revival
services
at
the
Church
Army
Hall
at
the
end
of
the
week
and
win
leave
tomorrow
for
Kit-
and
will
confine
his
future
activities
wanga
where
he
Ill
make
his
head-
Paul
Tletgen
of
Chicago,
who
own.
Harry
Smith
is
making
a
gradual
re-
sjrr.e
three
thousand
acres
of
"
land
14
1
between
New
Hxrelten
and
the
top
of
j'.he
Mud
Creek
hilt,
waa
a
visitor
her
!at
week.
He
proposes)
to
take
timber
toff
the
land
and
establish
a
farming
community
upon
it.
tn
a
farming
vay.
this
would
be
the
largest
project
undertaken
tn
tht
part
of
the
country.
There
are
more
I
ad
tans
tripping
thi
year
than
for
several
seaseta
paat
owing
to
the
precpeeta
of
good
prtres
for
fur
and
also
due
to
the
registrattoa
of
trap
lines.
They
are
protecting
their
itaea
now
as
never
before.
Governor
Agent
6.
It.
llMktns
a
cr
from
Smlthers
last
week
aad
helti
i3
auction
sale
of
government
lotav
rbe
only
purchaser
was
Mr
Spooaer
i-ho
bought
seventeen
lots
FIRST
ROUND
OF
BILLIARDS
UMUAr
SET
ANI
I
tit
A
IV
MAM;
I
OK
t
lKT
Mt
Ml
or
ioi.i
MIIUAL
('OMI'KTITION
The
draw
for
the
first
raund
of
Use
!
handicap
billiard
tournamest
lor
Use
iold
medal,
preaeated
by
Ben
SeU.
and
i
-net
awards
was
made
last
night,
the
..x.Mtpi
also
betsg
set.
The
tttM
raund
(
.5
to
be
concluded
by
Decettfcer
JO,
the
oond
by
Deceaber
M.
and
the
third
I
id
finals
by
December
31
The
smm
wul
be
to
aoo
potnt.
I
The
baiMHoaps
and
draste
for
the
first
:?und
wVre
made
a
fallowa:
la.
MchwSoyi
'scratch
I
rs
F.
Zlemaa
(recetsea
Mi.
C
Balagae
sr.
vs.
O
Howe
free.
10O.
P.
OTtoineil
ier.)vs
o.
Krause
(rec
teoi.
O.
wasagh
(scr.
vs.
W.
H
Long
(ser.l.
J
Baown
(rec
90)
vs.
8.
D.
MacdoeaJd
(rec.
iOO.
B.
HeaUaa
(rec.
12)
vs.
J.
Hlllman
(ree.
.
J.
HaaaUton
(rec.
1
00)
vs.
O
P.
Tinker
ire.
SO).
T.
Qagaoa
re.
mi.
v.
w.
J.
Nelson
trrc
S0i.
W.
E.
WtMlseroft
(ree,
100
vs.
r.
O.
Pyle
(sr.).
9.
Darton
(rt.
ISO)
vs.
Ben
Self
(rec.
1)
J.
Andrews
(ree.
Ml
vs.
B.
Fprgan
(rec
7S.
T.
Aldndge
(ree.
'73)
va.
II.
Corbet!
j
(rec.
100).
JM.
M.
MeLachlan
(rec.
7J)
vs.
a.
An
i
.
derson
(rec
ISO).
;
A.
MaedomUd
(rec.
7S)
vs.
II.
parr
(ree.
i
12SI.
'
Dr.
West
(rec.
7S.
a
bye.
Diet
owe
(rec.
Mi
a
bye.
SPORT
CHAT
Actrvuie
of
indoor
sporting
organization
will
pretty
well
end
Si'jt
week
Id
anticipation
of
the
Christina
altd
New
YearRalldays.
Fixtures
Khedutcd
lor
the
week
are
aa
follows:
Tuesday
Billiard
League
Orand
Ter-
miii&i
vs.
St.
Andrew's.
Ladles'
Whist:
St.
OeorKe
Ladles
va.
Orange
Ladies;
Moose
lAdlea
vs.
Pythian
Sisters.
Basketball
:
Junior
League
Tuzts
Boys
va.
Colts:
Ladle
Leaguo
Adanac
vs.
Maple
Leafs.
Intermediate
League
Grotto
vs.
Terminal.
Senior
League
Terminal
v.
Native
Bona.
Friday
Basketball:
Prince
Rupert
v.
Anyox
High
School
a
well
r
Maple
Leafs
vs.
Adanacs.
Banker
va.
Orotto
and
Elka
vs.
Orand
Terminals.
Saturday
Basketball:
Intertown
High
School
game
as
well
as
other
feature.
So
many
heavyweight
hockey
player
have
been
Introduced
in
the
Eastern
1
ram
f
Hia
tUmt
v..
ku
rriOM
talk
of
grading
the
professional
players
by
weight
In
future,
somewhat
like
theydq.
In
prize-fighting.
1
seem
patently,,
.unfair
'
to
have
a
team
averaging
00
to
180
lbs.
matched
againat
another
that
has
three
or
four
'
players
ranging
m
weight
from
these
!
figure
to
250
lbs.
If
these
mountain
'of
Hcsh
would
always
play
the
proper
sort
of
hockey,
and
confine
themselves
I
to
merely
stopping
opponents
by
mesns
of
their
weight,
no
one
would
'
object
But
this
l
humanly
impossible
to
expect,
and
when
uch
big
fel-,lown
urt
lo
throw
themselves
around
ana
at
small
opponents,
the
damage
is
l.kely
tj
be
very
severe
So
the
a:::c
are
that
In
the
near
futurr
(toe
owners
of
professional
club
will
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
Gash.
Moo.
Balance
19
per
month.'
Five
room
house
with
bath.
Seventh
!
Avenue.
11.260.
Only
IMO
cash.
Balance
to
arranf.
See
our
hat
of
other
properUea
for
Sale.
THEO.
COLLART
LTD.
Weatheimc
Theatre
Block.
FOR
SALE.
runutur
la
eacefleat
condition.
ooostttiBg
of
aaimit
dtn-ing
sulVe.
bed-Che4erfhhl
hete.
Unoleunt.
rag.
walnut
diss
sir.
8n
mono
aMt
bed.
etc..
ehlM's
bed
and
Ugh
chatr.
kitchen
chairs,
etc
Pfcosu
Blue
IW
t
POR
SAUL
TO
CLOSE
dOT
AN
IS-Ute,
we
are
twihortaesl
to
sell
several
lota,
some
corners,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer.
Prices
low
and
ternst
from
11000
oMMthiy.
Enquire
T.
McClymont
U
OrSTANTLTt
TOUTX
HAVE
TO
COME
ajumpbtf
it
you
want
tlrts
comfy
home:
ala-room-aad-bath
for
Xmit.
Four
blocka
from
Poet
Office.
Buy
It
the
instalment
way.
O.
C
Walker.
FOR
SALE
IRISH
SETTER
POPS.
SIX
weeks
o)L
1)3
each.
Seen
evening
Phone
Green
384
Mia
Durran.
Us
Privet.
Seventh
Avenue
East.
390
FOR
SALE.
PIANO.
PRACTICA1XY
new.
Apply
comer
Fulton
and
Slh
Avenue
over
Sunrise
Orecery.
29S
WHY
NOT
HAVE
MUSIOt
PIANOd
and
phonogrsphs
for
rent
Walkers
Music
store.
tf
FOR
SALE.
WICKER
BABY
OAR-rtage
in
good
condition.
Phone
Black
735.
333
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT.
THIRTY
ROOM
Equip
ped
hotel.,,
Ooinx
concern.
Write
Box
343
Dally
Newa
Office.
if
POR
RENT.
WARM
HOUSE
WITil
r
two
bedroom.
CecUal.
Apply
316
Fourth
Avenue
East.
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
SUITS
Phone
IB.
Mussallem
Orocery
HOARD
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
MO
Second
Avenue.
Phone
IS7.
FURNITURE
AND
RANC.ES
FOR
CHRISTMA8!
DININO
ROOM
suite.
Chesterfield
suites,
walnut
beds
with
coll
springs:
dressers,
chtf-fonlere.
lounges,
carpet,
linoleum,
and
linoleum
rug.
Toy
of
every
description.
A.
MacKrnae.
Furniture.
Phone
775.
LOST
LOST.
OOLD
CRESCENT
BROOCH
set
with
pesrt
between
Westholme
Theatre
and
Federal
block.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
New
office.
sell
their
human
chattels
by
the
pound
as
well
as
by
their
display
of
hocVuy
science.
'
'rx,
N"-TV
t'lllMT,
Eph
'Jobns
was"
testifying
in
a
mu
der
trial.
Lawyer
You
say
Mr.fAnderson
went
into
the
barber
shop
and.
without
a
worn,
anot
Mr.
Rathbttrgh?
Eph
Yaa.
suh.
Bang,
bang'
Jest
lak
dat.
Lawyer
Ephi
a
here
were
you
when
line
urst
anot
was
firef-
1
Eph
Shining
Mai(
Rathburgh
.
mors.
Lawyer
And
hen
th
mm.
.u.
wai
hred''
Eph
01
.ih
cross
the
railroad
undah
a
pile
-o
cross
ties.
iaciii.
ni.r.Miiit:
itr.Moviti
by
the
latest
scientific
method
miMtMAcv
fit
iHwrrtn.
No
need
for
dUflfunng
hairs
or
other
Metniafeet
any
more.
Phane
lUaek
CU
IlESTAUHANTS'
IIOOIl
i:TS
CAIE
Mra
Onger.
ProprHre
Thrrd
Avenue.
Neat
O
W
V.
A.
(iond
Heme
rooted
lel.
Phone
Blaek
700
I1UI.ILS
mi
nv
nnji.
-Scatter
Stanahlne
with
Ota
(Die
ObdMI
Hull,
far
nrttenat
and
make
your
friend
gtod
lr
year
to
eecise
fpinu.
niniTM
PArKtutt
U;
1
1
-Vi.
$U.
fU
and
ep.
Write
(or
price
Ut.
H.
H.
MeTAttoll
P.O.
Box
7S.
KTORIt.
ItC.
runs
nma
made
to
order
and
re.
modrlled.
Raw
skins
tanned
and
dretl.
Mail
order
promptly
attended
to.
Mr,
r
Tarr.
214
Broadway
Caat.
Vancouver
ANOTHER
Hin
REDUCTION
IN
CIIEVROLCT
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES
1-1
V,
Ton
Utility
Eiprrt
ChaasU
1
J0
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Ton
Uht
Dellrrry
Chasaia
I
6J0UX)
Touring
and
Roadster
I
814
00
Sport
Roadster
.'.
.
.
I
180
00
Coach
and
Coupe
11030
00
Slsn
SltUXJO
Undau
1118500
i
sr.ii
chh
on
iiwu
I
Ford
Ught
IVllvery,
open
body
1
7J00
1
Ford
Light
Delivery,
pinel
body
IIS0O0
1
Ford
Light
Dellrrry,
starter
equipment
J40jW
1
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
'
starter
equipment
;
....
woo
00
1
OUUmobile
5-pasenger
Tour
Ing.
ifal
100000
Term
can
be
arranged
on
both
new
and
used
car
to
suit
the
purchaser.
KAIEN
RARAfSE
Dealer
In
C1llv.
Vrl'iightln,
Dsklsnd.
Pi.nl
Ur
OMunontle
and
Chetrotet
Cars.
Phone
.It
NOW
In
Till:
TIME
to
buy
that
car
you
have
been
considering,
Why
walk
during
the
unpleasant
winter
weather?
Wi
have
several
new
model
on
hand.
price
are
It
a
low
level
and
easy
term
are
available.
I'SRH
CAKN
Two
Ford
Self
Starter
Ught
Deliveries
guaranteed.
6m
Ford
Truck
Snap.
'
On
Chevrolet
Ught
eDIIvery
Good
running
order.
Make
us
an
offer.
S.
E.
PARKER
LTD.
1
nun
iiKti.tiit
TAXI
Phone
G7
Tnxl
(Call
Geot-Ke,
Pnul
or
Cust)
Six
and
Seven
Pnaseniror
Stude-
"S
UROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
(Across
from
Empress
Hotel)
,
v
el
V52GHi
J
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ferjfetgn:
.7l
SM5?c9
JCJ
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
fo
test
than
50c
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ArfTTD
SALESMAN
WHO
CAS
FVR-nish
aatiafactory
reference
aa
to
character
and
shinty
U
act
as
ow
rpremutlre
tn
Prince
Rupert
and
ttetnlty.
This
propostsasi
la
-rib
tn
per
week
and
up
to
the"
rtffet
man.
Address
Produeen
Oeneral
Agency.
OH
Vancouver
Slock.
Vsn-ttyli.
DC.
393
SITUATION'S
WANTED
SCOTCH
WOMAN
WANT8
WORK
BY
the
hour
or
day
Phone
411.
384
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
-
rOOK
ROOM
HOUSE,
fully
modern,
gtaas
veranda.
3JS00.
CHIHOI'ItACTIC
lilt.
It.
I.
RYOLTOON
(IIIKOrittnoK
61J
Third
Airnue.
fmee
tWU
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calls
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