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at
Dean
Quainton
TelU
f
Court
f
International
Justice
and
Other
Matter
Vancouver
f
.
Nt
hat
no
morals
saEjVYery
Rt.
C.
B.
Quainton.
Dean
off
VTnrla.
in
ad
Prices
dressing
his
auditor
ta
Memorial
HaH
n
the
League
ol
sMkocu.
a
be
Ces-
crtbed
the
deplorable
posiuen
taivtirh
Most
Modern
Drjrcleaninjc
in
City
Plan!
Phone
118
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
and
McRride
Stmt
GtT
YDUR
COAL
WITHOUT
DtXJXy-FOK
OLD
MAN
WINTERS
ON
THC
VvAt
OUT)
You
can't
dodge
Winter
bu
you
can
meet
him
with
a
great
heat
that
will
make
his
icicles
sweat
Just
order
some
of
our
coal
and
show
thfi
old
codger
that
you're
not
the
least
bit
afraid
of
him
when
he
comes.
Prepare
early.
Albert
&
McCafFefy
Limited
rhones
116
and
117
Trappers
!
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur?
If
not,
come
to
Goldbloora.
Just
now
we
want
mink,
marten,
ermine,
coyote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kinds,
and
lynx
We
have
large
orders
from
manufacturers
in
the
East,
and
if
we
cannot
fill
them
we
lose
our
bonus.
We
pay
top
prices
for
everything.
If,
you
hare
a
large
lot
wire
me
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
if
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
"The
Trappers
Friend."
Second
Avenue
Wood
DRY
BIRCH.
CEDAR
AND
JACK
PINE
Single,
Load
$3.50
Double
Load
$(tn
Large
Sack,
50f
0
BUNDLES
DRY
KINDLING,
$1.00
Phone
580
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
.
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
anil
Furniture
Moving.
ANGER,lhe
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
In
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
CCC
fill
as
Vtruevu
i.
angeHv
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
r.
Ruined
naaariaHy
wits
tbefiew
Austria
only
one-eighth
the
sixeSlTtae'
former
one.
with
her
trade
goaeJhsT
currency
deareetated
to
nearly
U
nail
iwiii
mbi.
man
On
pnpw
Mamnpnt
ne
pictured
the
dephnNe
aute
or
that
aountry.
"What
did
the
League
of
Nations
dor
asked
the
speaker.
"Austria
Ul
Dow
aaie
and
soWkL
be
nn.
answer.
tec
Ma
ore
question.
A
special
committee
cl
the
League,
wtth
Lord
Blfow
at
tu
head,
bad,
de-
t-a
wx
ret
tot
rcftaauHaUn
of
Austria
and
today
that
coma;,
he
saldj
maul's
progress
and
taking
her
part
va
the
affairs
of
the
world.
Dran
Quainton
gave
a
number
of
lustrations
of
the
work
that
had
been
done
for
eartou
pans
of
Evtope
to
.-TOiore
countries
Ual
were
broken
by
the
war
I
a
state
of
hating
fair'
chances
to
work
oat
their
saltation.
Peace
had
been
maintained
by
'.the
actlee
servtees
of
the
League
in
avert
ing
hostutties
where
conditions
tpder
the
old
order
of
thing
wouM
undoubtedly
hate
resulted
to
conflict.
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7
The
Court
of
Inttrnaleenal
Justice!
which
had
done
ao
much
through
its
ronswerauon
of
matters
of
Internationa
intricacy,
was
praised.
The
League
It-self
was
considered
under
the
bead!
of
:he
Assembly,
which
was
composed
of
each
of
the
states
represented:
the
Cfjuacll
of
the
League,
which
met
more
frequently:
.
the
permanent
secretariat,
which
'was
composed
of
some
400.
who
were
constantly
on
duty,
and
tee
International
Labor
Organization.
In
connection
with
this
Utter
body
be
explained
that
It
worked
on
the
princyfje
that
If
there
was
unrest
vtth
the
m
ft
elejients
In
countries
there
was
jlncenUve
for
war
erer
present.
TSw
-3nfu
trouble,
which
was
solved
by
wvc
league,
was
referred
to
as
sn
ejamtfj
fit
the
saving
of
peace
between.
J
iiaij'ua
ureccc
ine
nooie
wars:
or
the
explorer
Nsnsen
In
connection
wKl
the
taking
care,
of
the
refugees
of
Irrek
race
left
homeless
and
destitute
fter
being
forced
out
of
Turkey,
was
Uuded.
Trouble
between
Greece
and
Sulgaru.
had
been
avoided
and
only
a
few
na.-r.
ago
conflict
had
been
stopped
in
tboUsh
dispute
with
Lithuania.
The
cost
of
the
maintenance
of
the
League
of
Nations
was
only
one
million
sounds
a
rear.
In
tn
of
Oreft
Britain
less
than
one-tenth
of
a
farth-j
tng
fit
of
every
pound
paid
In
taxes
was
-
."juired
lor
this
maintenance.
EDfiONTON
COMMENDS
FINANCES
OF
B.C.
(Edmonton
BuCetln)
Brrttsh
Columbia
has
negotiated
a
tale
of
bonds
at
a
price
which
will
rive
Ihe
buyer
4
4
J
per
cent
os
his
rarest-
menk
This
is
stated
to
be
the
most
farcrable
rate
at
which
any
Canadian
province
has
been
able
to
raise
a
loan
since
pre-war
days.
Not
ao
many
years
ago
British
Col
umbia's
credit
sagged
badly
under
the
weight
of
the
PjQ-S.
and
other
result
3f
a
financial
policy
whose
outstanding
characteristic
bad
been
expenditure.
The
province
Is
on
that
account
partic
ularly
entitled
to
congratulation
on
Its
present
standing.
The
recovery
baa
been
achieved
by
building
up
ainklng
funds
in
proportion
to
the
debt.
British
Columbia
evidently
made
no
mistake
when
it
commandeered
Mr.
Mjtistt.
Ed
monton's
comptroller,
as
finance
man
tor
its
government.
ALICEARM
The
Alice
Arm
children's
Christmas;
tree,
with
townswomen
in
charge,
took
place
last
evening
In
the
school
homs.
Tbere
was
a
splendid
entertainment'
witt,
bounteous
refreshments.
'
A
special
meeting
of
the
Alice
Arm
branch
of
the
British
Columbia
Chambex
of
Mines
was
held
Saturday
night
tot
1
the
purppK
pf
considering
an
oiler
made
pp.
wy
wtpt.
o.
.
.
Auraa
oi
rmm
uuperx
$1400
$385
$190
lies
$790
$265
$160
-
1
-
4--iwr
use
of
-Alice
Ann
resldenta.
The
powerboat
Oranhy
took
over
a
scowload
of
Christmas
trees
from
SUver
City
last
week
for
the
use
of
Anyox
rr
presenting
the
Alice
Ann
Mining
ft
Uore
snow
fell
throughout
the
dls-
Development
Syndicate,
for
installing
a
trict
during
he
week,
and
at
the
pre-water
system
and
power
plant
tor
the
Mnt
time
more
snow
Is
on
the
ground
"dlomBrwdaiidEetterBiwcl
"
PURITU
FLOUR
Delicious
wheat
jlgCor
i$
retginei
w
$775
$225
$115
Pcrtablt
Models
at
$55
and
$30.
All
obtainable
on
cosTealent
terras
at
His
Matter's
Voice
"
dealers.
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'
Jl-I,lll!ll..ll
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i
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mi
I'M
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ii
lit
ii
i
Complete
Stock
of
l
this
dste
than
in
any
previous
year
that
the
oldest
resident
can
remember.
Some
SS
inches
have
so
far
fallen
here
this
winter
L.
O'Connor,
who
has
spent
the
past
month,
or
two
In
Anyox.
arrived
m
Alice
Arm
last
week.
Two
relatives
of
4-
FJva
erUeed
from
the.
Old
Country
and
will
take
Op
r-sMence
here.
HOTEL
ARBIVALS
I
Central.
U.
Thorkelsoo.
Ed
berg.
Altai
C
Roberta.
J.
jackson..
Ole
Halberg.
K.
Bur
km
in,
U.
Waugh
and
L.
R
Dafoe.
eity:
Frlnee
Bapert
A.
I.
Baker.
VsncouTfi;
Was
Phyllis
Lamb
and
Ulss
Almee
VacKsy.
Port
Simpson;
II.
and
Urs.
'
VI.
J.
St.
Clair.
W
a
fir
M
UareM
a.
Jones,
1.
U
JcJlymort
and
EUia&soc
'
city:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
A.
and
son.
Port
Simpson.
JDudos-ard
iXMAS
PUDDING
FROM
LOND
ON
.
T,
-
rmmjnunmmwnr
lll'llll
'nrrr
X
1
I
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J.I
I
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J
Pj
.
I
snwawawawawiwHiwawawawK
f
vt
1
au
uiiu
Ti-ade
Mark
Rcg'd
Victrola
The
gift
that
keeps
011
giving-
the
whole
year
round!
4
i
Classified
:
Ads.
FOR
RENT
,
FOB
RENT
Apartments
by
the
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Bed
607.
tf
HOUSE
rOB
BETfT
BOOUS
AND
BATH.
Apply
Uunro
Bros.
tf
FOB
RENT.
FURNISHED
Apply
215
Fourth
Are.
East
Ingham
Palace
a
few
daya
ago,
gred
tents
of
which
are
Smith
Empire:
HOUSE,
tf
the
ln
all-
from
the
5
lbs.
of
currants
Amtrmlfi.
'
S
lbs.
of
sultanas
Australia.
S
lbs.
of
etoned
raisins
South
Africa,
llbs.
of
minced
apple
Canada.
S
lbs.
of
bread
crumbs
Cnlted
King,
dcm.
,
S
lbs.
of
beef
twtK
Tnliiui
2
lbs.
of
cut
'cin'dled'
peel
-
Sourh
Africa.
2!4
lbs.
of
flour
United
Kingdom.
2H
lbs.
of
demcssra
sugar
West
In-diea.
20
eggs
Irish
Free
SUte.
2
ozs.
ground
cinnamon
Ceylon.
l,
ozs.
ground
cloves
Zanzibar.
1
4
ozs.
ground
nutmegs-Stralta
Set-
j
tlements.
1
teaspoonrul
piJdeUsg
spice-
India.
Not
many
people
cart
aTe
a
Christ-
1
gill
brandy
Cyprus
ma
pudding
sent
from
England
but
2
gills
rum
Jamaica,
i
one
the
King
had
made
at
Buck-,
1
quarts
old
beer
England.
Victor
Talking
Machtae
Company
of
r-""M
imftrd
HiautaJ
"Wwifa
Bros.,
Limited
FOR
SALE
FOB
SALE
ElOHT
TUBE
RADIO
SET.
genuine
walnut
cabinet,
equipped
with
new
B.
batteries,
fubts,
cone
speaker
and
aerial
One
of
the
very
best.
WU1
seU
at
bargain.
Apply
Box
87.
DaUy
News
office
239
FOB
SALE.
A
REAL
CHRISTMAS
Special.
Gerhard
Hetqtonan
Player
PUno.
Secondhand
at
152S4X
on
Urms.
Walker's
Music
8
tore,
tf
FOR
8
ALE
SECONDHAND
HOOVER
t
Eleetrtc
Sweeper
in
goott
CoeditlOO.
'
See
Kslen
Hardware.
.
M
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
II.
4.
Zt'MKEllR
General
llatidr
Mjo
Purnace
and
Stoves
Cleaned
,and
paired.
Chlmnles
Swept.
4.
"
Cemetery
Plots
Cared
For.
rt-
Phone
Bed
243.
Prince
Rupert.
B
C
CHRISTMAS
irr
Chesterfield
suites,
dining-
room
suites.
Barrymore
carpets.
walnut
dree-
sera,
walnut
lamps.
vanlty.
dressers,
uooj
uphoUtered
cane
chairs,
beds.
blankets,
loujgea.
ranges,
brick
Used
heaters,
mats,
linoleum.
A
splendid
assortment
of
Christmas
toya.
X
MrKCVZIE.
riKNJTl
KE
fbone
775
i
XMAS
.n
LOST
LOST.-
CHOKkH
str;
on
SeeoadL
or
Ts
ptease
csaamunicatt
oSce.
SKVt
ANH
SEC
OMi
HtM
n
boacht
and
u
nd
"
PI
Tr
F
r,o
-.
Tro
Cav
Ragist
'
.
r.trti
ortxo
ma
A
TWfd
Ate.
Thf
"
Eery
Day
W
DOLLAR
DT
fl
at
THE
pnlXtR
SIOBE
See
our
large
ranee
Cbrtssnas
nsff
'Nothing
Oey
P0'
v
nE.oriuE.
rw"'i
lit
Third
Afeinx
We
Buy.
SeU
or
Etehar.r
n.e
Ctsrk
f
have
only
a
Wmlted
num:
Bicyeles
and
Joycyeles
-
'
tb
make
the
youngster
aapF?
whole
coming
year
Pr:0
ta
ISO.OO
A
mt"
down,
baunce
sac:.'---
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31S
mth
StreeL
Phet
tS
mit