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Prices
Most
Modern
Drycleaning
Plant
in
Citj
V
Thone
118
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
and
McRride
Street
get
your
COAL
WrrHGUT
UCLttX
-
KJK
OLD
CVW
Winters
on
the
way
You
can't
dodge
Winter
but
you
can
meet
him
with
a
jrreat
heat
that
will
make
hu
icicles
sweat.
Just
order
some
of
our
coal
and
show
the
old
codger
that
you're
not
the
least
bit
afraid
of
him
when
he
comes.
Prepare
early.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
Manufacturers
Outlet
Sale
LADIES"
HATS
DKESSES
LINGERIE
at
The
Louvre
316
Third
Avenue
Next
Royal
Bank
Wood
DY
niUClL
CEDAH
AND
JACK
PINE
Single
Load
$3.50
'Double
Load
$.5
Large
Sack
.10?
0
BUNDLES
DRY
KINDLING,
.$1.00
Phone
r80
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
129
Second
Avenue
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Pinno
and
Furniture
Moving,
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
TERRACE
MAY
HAVE
X-RAY:
Plans
Made
to
Ue
Six
Hundred
Dollar
Fund
to
I
Vest
Purpose
at
Interior
Town
TtSRACE.
Dae.
14
At
meeting
ot
r.
th
boapttar
board
held
recuuly
the!
aaaactal
attuatton
came
up
lor
a
ibrouh
dtaeuaslon.
The
treaaurara
report
atewed
a
casta
land
on
hand
ol
alnmt
C00.
lnclua:e
of
Women
i
Hos
pital
Auxiliary
funds.
It
whs
decided
that
It
would
b
unvlae
to
attempt
to
rr-open
the
hospital
at
the
preaaat
time
and
that
the
Interest
of
the
community
would
be
better
aenred
by
ualnc
the
money
for
some
purpose
which
would
tend
to
aaatat
la
the
treataoot
cf
more
patients
Is
thekr
hcaaes
instead
of
having
them
make
a
long,
tiresome
and
often
painful
Journey
to
one
of
'
:b
nearest
hospitals.
Dr.
Brummltt
was
present
at
ths
aMetlnf
and
told
the
members
thai
while
be
had
not
been
here
for
s
lone
enough
time
to
make
s
very
thorough
lnvsstigwUon
into
conditions
and
so
did
(nct
feel
prepared
to
recommend
what
jtfce
board
showM
d.
he
would
say
that
!lf
be
had
that
sum
of
money
to
expend
'
to
assist
him
in
his
wcrk.
he
would
eonsidoT
an
s-ray
amrhlne
the
most
'necessary
and
most
helpful
pleoe
of
aatmasat
he
could
buy
Hu;
of
the
local
accident
cases
could
be
treated
in
their
own
homes
and
tbe
aauenta
would
he
saved
we
uaoar
CAVtlllAXH
KETI
RNINC.
NIAGARA
FAT
Jg.
Ont..
Dec
14
Last
month
92
Canadians
returned
from
the
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BV,
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Had
a
Severe
Cold
improvements
to
be
MADE
TO
HOSPITAL
Coughed
Incessantly
Mn.
a
Fehrman,
Brikirk,
Out,
write
:
4
Lmrt.
viator
I
tuffcred
fiva
vfi-r
ifmt
mM.
I
wumgmi
iaxea
Mintlv
kirk
irriMttj
tk
gta4
Ukj
muard
IKkr
tintat.
"I
tried
eevertl
aHitiart
wKUnl
uj
.but
uh
dj
I
lielrj
u
jrwr
ftlui&Br
ud
rri
tbout
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
Sole
Agents
for
"I
iret
a
battlt
uJWttr
Ukkg;
rooplr
of
deaet
fh
rausa
rlive4
sad
wliea
I
had,
teitM
it
xay
cold
hti
simpl.T
4iMpefmL"
f
"Dr.
Wood'"
h
Ke.
a
btOf,
Urc
family
bh1
AOc;
for
at
aH
inf
pat
and
dtki;
It
up
aaly
by
TU
T.
Mafaun
Co
limiud,
Toresto,
Oat
-nlW
Mavw
by
way
of
this
port,
tbm
;e
lv
othor
i
datHileni
sad
t
ap-lioants
soioctod.
In
Noveeahar
last
ar
there
wosw
g
sdmtsaioiu
and
M
ejections.
sapeoae
of
railway
tare,
hospital
bOla.
apuding
a
TERRACE
Orval
Keoaey
returned
'rom
Prince
Bapert.
etc.
It
-would
alao
undoubtedly
pcove
-
-to
e
an
enuiuiaaamcnt
as
weU
as
an-j
A
Woodawortk
jKdaeemeat
to
a
doctor
to
remain
here,
hdjali
Should
the
beard
decide
to
expend
nine
of
Kahna
few
daya
la
town.
of
or
In
torn
wet.
on
Saturday
take
la
was
a
thq
begin-
the
money
in
tbtw
manner,
a
machine;
"
will
so
doubt
be
boHsbt
on
the
uuuS-;
Oscar
Gendroa
hi
moved
ja
from
ment
plan
and
once
it
is
installed,
the
'the
Kalum
Uike
mines
and
wilt
spend
x-ray
fees
charted
will
be
applied
on
the
whiter
In
town.
'
future
payments.
John
and
Philip
Couture
of
Kalum
Lake
are
spending
a
few
days
in
tows
prior
to
leaving
for
Seattle
for
the
lB
'
Theresa
last,
a
style
vjLftVtyVAirV-KK
AniJ
hft
i
ht
mii
to
Warn
Sh
h-
Liw
I
t
s
CEewssBBBS.--a9i?f
'"
tti
hning
to
A
Aiurta
dtalet
I
f;itjSeW"Jttf
JSMfa
"'
M
togwt
ymadMpUautiKf.
I
"ASTORIA"
Shoes
in
Prince
Rurtert
McArthur
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue
Mrni.
Ward
4IHJ
ravrmim
la
be
lir-rfa4ereil
ami
rwialrd
Other
Wuf
k
I
adrr
Wai
The
qucatloii
uf
repainting,
the
wails
and
noUingi
vt
the
men's
surgical
and
nodical
wards
and
the
raseroom
caaae
ir
for
casMhJerable
diarusatoa
at
the
nee4teg
as
tbe
hospital
soaid
last
nifltat
end
it
was
ttaailjr
decided.
reosmsnea
datloa
of
tdvr
house
aammtMee.
that
ar-
iiinemenu
be
made
with
Jcha
'
campletsjjr
relalh
and
aeeroom
and
natcb
the
wnUs
of
the
ards
toUowtng
which
new
taadiri
wUl
if
ewjged
for
their
aalnttng.
It
was
asm
derided
to
comply
with
a
c
'mmendatton
made
by
the
nre
asrshal
and
lire
chief
that
the
-l
the
kitchen
be
raised
two
rom
the
floar
This
will
neasssitats
a
haage
in
the
water
piping
and
M
was
irclded
that
a
new
hot
wster
boiler
be
nauilsd
if
neceraary
to
replace
the
pre-ant
one
vhkrh
has
recently
suflersd
ne
biuwonu
other
ncommendstions
jade
by
the
fire
ekucf.
it
wo
by
C.
H.
afclns.
ihabwisa
of
'naamlttae.
had
already
been
complied
JrtUi
It
was
alao
reported
by
Mr.
Bkis
-nnt
aa
ttsetrlc
heater
had
bean
placed
n
the
aaatroom
to
mppsriannl
the
Seating
asatem
of
the
building
and
hat
acsne'necesaory
repaira
had
been
.nade
to
the
i-levstar
WOULD
NOT
ADMIT
DRUNK
PATIENTS
T1ITA
ItnPlilTIt
XL
n.
Docnester
spoke
at
tost
night's
eneetlng
of
the
hospital
board
against
the
policy
of
allowing
inebriates
suffering
from
delirium
tremens
and
other
aweh
eomplatnu
being
permitted
to
ea
ter
the
hospital
for
taaataaeat
with
reapcrAable
patleau.
The
for
such
people,
he
said,
wa
In
the
iell.
It
was
mm
outrage
which
he
felt
fchoold
not
be
permitted.
H
W.
Birch.
msiMKlne
secretarv.
'
pointed
out
that
the
hospital
was
ep-er
.ting
under
government
supneaf
and
regulations
provided
tor
the
admission.
..
all
pattenta
on
doctor's
ontar.
save
thuse
suffering
from
smallpox.
"If
that
is
the
case,
then
the
eonsti-',
t;.tion
should
be
changed."
urgaxt
Mr,
;
ft,)clveiter
in
reply.
He
pressed
tha.
the
!
matter
should
be
taken
up
with
the
I
government.
J
Miss
Jean
Harrison.
R.N..
lady
super-j
lntencvent.
iwponed
that
it
was
not
the
general
practice
of
the
doctors
to
send
;
in
such
patient.
other
members
of
the
board
agreed
'
with
Mr
Rochester's
views
and
it
iueowa
u
iiotaing
ele
could
be
done,
to
at
le&st
rigidly
enforce
the
payment
of
such
patients'
accounts.
GREAT
SALE
OF
FURS
seat
too
AT
B.C
COS
STORE
The
Fur
Bale
ot
the
season
it
now
on
at
the
store
of
the
ED.
Fur
Oo.
on
Third
Avenue.
Here
are
fur
coat,
chokers,
scsrves.
and
fox
wrans
in
enrl-
iless
variety
w
siting
year
c
holes.
What
I
woman
would
not
appreciate
a
fur
coat
jfor
a
Chrmtmas
presentT
They
are
here
in
Hudson
seal,
eeeotrlc
seal,
muskrat.
;
Persian
lamb,
mole
and
mink
and
all
;ood
locking
garments,
j
There
are
ehokers,
scarves
and
wrap
111
white
lux.
gray
fox.
sUrer
fox.
brown
'
tox
crosh
fox.
red
fox,
stone
marten.
jlliibsoii
Bey
sable.
lynx,
aostfrret
etc.
j
There
are
also
trim
ruins
of
ail
ktnds.
1
This
wlf
oners
you
an
opportunity
or
acquirlna
seasenabls
ssrments
at
sale
prices
And
for
winter
weather
nch
aa
today,
what
oaa
be
more
com
fortable.
Drop
into
the
BX.
Fur
store
today
and
make
your
botce
from
the
hundreds
of
fine,
fur
garments.
It
will
pay
vou.
AdVt.
LADIES'
WHIST
evening's
games
in
the
ladies'
of
the
Fraternal
What
Leagur.
rbetag
the
fipsl
matebes
In
the
flrrt
half
of
the
season,
resulted
as
follows:
Moose
Ladles,
8)
Orange
Ladles.
1.
Canadian
National
Ladles.
7:
English
Ladies.
3
Lrnsne
Standing
W.
L.
Pts
Moose
Ladies
4
3
4
'
EvrJtBh
;
.flies'
S
3
:
Or
e
,-r-
'nif,
3
3
.,
'
!
'ie
3
4
3
-4
THE
rtclal
L,
-
'1
assw
lb
IWttwn
rgar
)
i
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
My
gal
Lou
Bhe'k
sure
With
a
win
tarn
if
hat
are
all
right
tan
at
capacity.
little
dear
at
web
lor
face
and
figure
Art
bard
ta
beat.
AXTOMg
K
the
Uon
of
Christ
la
the
Moua
fact
taat
he
at
shear
wf-
!
TJH:
ataa
who
wrttas
the
"A
you
;Piaa
wrttos
a
vats
and
aswdssasavs
jtj
caapewMon
Here
is
ths
rofae
and
thei
j
I
aaoaor
to
tas
wsstl
J
fea
appneia-
THE
dtrncuttr
ahma
atodera
kvfe,
la
that
there
is
aa
little
atanay
to
sprad
UHTiii:U
Ki
l'dKT.
Palaoe
Huperv-esiowUig.
Ugat
north-
weat
whaa:
temperature.
34.
Hayaport.
windy,
teaap.
16.
Port
Slmpaoa.
Baowlng.
teme.
33.
Stewart
Light
aaow.
sakn.
.maip.
II.
Anyax.
Snowing,
oalm."ifmp.
14.
Alice
Arin.--emowlBa,
caim,
temp.
14.
Aljranab.
Snowing,
salsa,
4
below.
Rosewooe;
Cloudy,
cava.
temp.
3.
'ftrraoa.--BBWwina.
oaba.
aera.
Hareilon
-
-Snowing,
caka.
IS
below
Seal
lsrs
-Cloudy,
oalm.
30
below.
Burns
tab.
CawMdf.
calm.
16
below.
Telegraph
Crret
Cknmy
calm.
10
below.
White
horse
Baowlag,
S.
wind,
temperature
10.
Stewart
Kiver.
Cloudy,
calm.
IS
brio
Dawson
-Cloudy,
calm.
18
below
t
;
i
t
-tj
.
SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS
SAILING
FOR
SOUTH
In
order
to
accommodate
those
desiring
to
go
south
for
Christmas,
Canadian
National
Steamships
announce
that
the
as.
"Prince
Rupert"
wttl
sal)
southbound
Thursday.
December
33.
at
M.ee
p.m.
instead
ot
on
the
regular
schedule
Friday
morning.
Thla
boat
win
arrive
Vancouver
900
ajn.
Saturday.
Docembes
34.
'making
eonnecUons
with
beets
and
trains
far
Victoria
nd
Seattle.
In
order
to
perform
this
servlre.
thai
steamer
will
sail
for
Anyox
and
Htewsri
at
4TJ0
pm
Wednesday,
December
21
instead
of
the
usual
sailing
hour
of
1040
pjn..
returnlrai
from
the
North,
arriving
here
7.00
pm.
Thursday.
December
33.
Accommodation
on
southboaiul
sailing
ta
fast
being
taken
up.
and
It
in
usjgaated
those
going
South,
make
reeervatinna
early
at
City
Ticket
Office.
Third
Avenue
Phone
200.
298
Motorshlp
Anderson.
weon.
this
cargo
j
Belltngham.
(pt.
J.
E.
a
ttaht
Doa
Brawn,
ltl:
Jbak
Jadso.
aea;
ted.
Toung.
ta
1
Ik
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lest
than
50c
Man
in
the
Moon
THE
Prlnee
Rtafiert
orah."
submitted
of
the
halibut
COLD
STORAGE
BEATS
GROTTO
IN
BILLIARDS
lltutl
TttHriuiiMtti
lUlf
of
KraMUt
Oold
Starage
4
Maple
Ltato
4
Orotto
4
Orand
Terminals
.
.
4
Oyvo
Ohsb
4
M
arrived
in
jiort'
all
7
o'clock
'rer
net-
mornlnr
fruin
iKetiwuai
wfW
ffil
ft;
.
4
consisting!6
neerload-oTl
'wlal
frozen
fish
for
transshipment
East
over
rti
'i
TJntionai
Railways
soothes
SMOKERS
COUGH
safely
lM-i
Mtlit
at
llrM
(lose
AfUlr
dafaatod
Orotto
hi
an
wife
says
gate
score
of
MT
U
Us
i
lira,
two.
ingh
by
Oeone
Waagh.
first
Orosto.
ladivldual
Iowa:
WW
wsyjaaU.
May
1CS.1
snythias
faaay
wat
be'
shot
on
afgM
n
Chisf
apattar.
ITS
a
won
nor
to
ma
that
Mayer
Thompsoa
Of
ObsBBgo
alien
the
Xkg-i"
Mwm
Y
aookeat-sa
qjajatga
Wauaa
lOrotun
i.
sua
ta
whs
final
I
f
ixsute
of
the
tint
half
of
the
The
winners
wa
three
as
am
and
Cold
the
run
the
were
aa
foi-17J
W.
H
BAndy
Murray.
SdO
J.
Hsnniaa.
ni.
Angus
Msetsaaald
C
L
Toungman.
ICO:
Jack
Maf.
:
League
standings
to
date
are
a
PUyed
Total
r.
WIS
lams
(MsWi
1
Ben
Self
iQ.T.I
I
V.
a.
Pyle
(O.X)
4
D.
Brown
OroMoi
4
O.
Howe
(M1..J
4
A-
Wum
ICJSJ
4
VA
j.
Nelson
-(ae
....
4
1.
HUlman
tCJS.)
4
Ool.
McMordie
(MX.)
....
4
O.
Waugh
lOroato)
4
Macdonald
1CJ.1
4
W
It.
Long
8.
4
J
Beasley
(O.T.)
t
C.
Younymaa
(O.)
1
Jl
tO.
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testa,
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proposes
to
present
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view
to
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league
rules
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view
of
ap-eeaag
up
the
aport,
changes
were
made
before
the
opening
of
the
current
season.
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for
a
shorter
stick,
dearease
la
goal
pads
and
a
forward
pass
rule
ta
the
defensive
cone.
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tie
contests
aava
as
apparent
aa
ever.
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not
more
to.
the
National
league
virtually
half
In
the
games
played
so
far
this
season
have
resulted
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draws.
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43.
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bnve
ended
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no
verdicts
despite
10-cutr..ite
overtime
periods.
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the
fMrt
quarter
of
the
Canadian
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circuit,
there
have
been
nine
tie
games.
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Clapp
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a
more
satisfactory
contest
would
develop
by
the
use
of
a
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five
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draft
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tor
Pacific
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