f
AGE
FOUR
cause
of
moat
of
the
ilia
that
afflict
humanity.
This
la
ao
elf
evident
that
it
seem
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyea
arejgirin?
trouble,
hare
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OP
ALL
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
aurely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
Is
the
most
inexcusable.
DO.VT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
see!
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
S
Smith
Block
Phone
7C3
indian
summerytin
your")
Swill
soon
be?
coai
poq
the
)
vgone'-v
colo
crev
j
The
Fall
months
are
falling
behind
and
you'll
have
Winter
on
before
you
know
it.
Join
the
"don't
worry"
club
today
and
get
your
bin
filled
right
away.
Our
slate-free
coal
will
give
you
a
care-free
Winter.
NANAIMO
WELLINGTON
COAL
and
ALBERTA
SOOTLESS
COAL
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phones
116
and
117
"EASY"
WASHING
MACHINE
Two
sizes.
$1
10
and
SI
SO
ThompsonHardware
Co.
Ltd.
YOU
ARE
INVITED
as
to
see
Ladies'
Coats
Hats
and
Dresses
at
The
Louvre
316
Third
Avenue
Next
Royal
Bank
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
ETC!
flfl
vvuauu
L
ANGER,
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
men.
"ui.
tAiL
iS75
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
M;M,
Neglected
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THfcOOtTOH
iOW-
HE.
INIVTTHKT
I
ewe
JP
?MOKIM"
FOR
A.
WHILE.-
I
U.
TAKE.
A.
WALK
TO
KEEP
Mt
M!NO
Of
-
OF
CCAR"
Eyes
,
,
l
l
!J
Man
m
iie
Moon
HON.
J.
H.
Robb
ssys
Csnsdisn
government
costs
only
three
cents
day
for
every
person
In
the
country.
I
wish
my
government
would
be
lUWkd
with
that,
b
coal
ever
to
many
times
that
amount.
WE'LL
begin
with
box:
toe
(Jural
to
boxes.
But
the
plural
of
ox
should
be
ox.ru.
not
oxes.
One
foal
la
a
foot,
but
two
are
caned
geese.
Yet
th
plural
or
mouse
should
never
be
meeeek
You
may
find
a
lone
mouse,
or
a
whole
Why
shouldn't
the
plural
of
pan
bs
called
pen
The
cow
In
the
plural
may
be
called
cows,
or
klhet
But
a
bow.
If
repeated.
Is
never
called
'
bine;
And
the
plural
of
row
Is
vows,
never
Tine.
If
I
speak
of
a
foot
and
you
abow
me
two
feet
And
I
tire
you
a
boot,
would
a
pair
be
called
beetr
If
one
Is
a
tooth
and
a
whole
set
are
teeth.
Why
shouldn't
the
plural
of
booth
be
beetbT
If
the
singular's
this,
and
the
plural
la
these.
Should
the
plural
of
kiss
ever
be
written
keeset
Then
on
may
te
thatjand'
the
two
would
be
those,
.
v
Vet
hat
la
the
plural
would
"never
be
hose.
':.
And
the
plural
of
cat
Is
cats,
and
not
cose.
We
speak
of
a
brother,
and
also
of
brethren.
But
though
we
say
mother,
we
never
say
methren.
Then
the
masculine
pronoun
are
he.
his
and
h)m.
But
Imagine
the
f
em
Hie,
she,
sbls
and
shim!
So
the
English.
I
think
you
all
will
agree.
Is
the
funniest
language
you
ever
did
see.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Walter
Jones
has
been
In
the
district
recently
on
a
potato
inspection
trip.
Owing
to
unfavorable
growing
condi
tions,
the
yield
In
trie
central
interior
like
the
rest
of
the
province
has
been
considerably
cut
down
this
year,
he
states.
The
big.
fill
at
Mile
11
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
Quesnd
highway
Is
rapidly
nearlng
.completion,
states
Arthw
Dixon,
district
engineer
for
the
provln
clali
department
of
public
works.
The
bloeWngitofiihs
troid
thfennc
E.
W.
Bowness.
Edmonton,
hydro
electric
engineer,
has
submitted
to
the
ity
council,
on
behalf
of
the
Interna
tional
Utilities
Corporation
of
New
York,
an
offer
of
$70,000
for
the
purchase
of
the
municipal
lighting
plant.
He
demands
a
twenty-seven
year
char
ter
and
holds
out
slight
hope
for
rate
reduction.
Production
of
seed
In
the
districts
surrounding
Prince
George
'haa
been
very
satisfactory,
states
R.
O.
Sutton,
district
hortkrulturallst.
During
the
year,
the
district
produced
five
tons
of
timothy
seed
as
well'
as
1000
pounds
of
red
clover
and
1000
tons
of
alslke.
The
achievement
of
L.
C.
Gunn
In
produc
lng
225
pounds
to
the
acre
on
a
four
acre
plot
was
notable.
Twenty
below
zero
hat
been
the
low.
est
thermometer
Teadlng
registered
here
during
the
past
week.
While
the
proposal
to
establish
cheese
factory
at
Prince
George
has
roused
much
interest,
the
concensus
of
opinion
seems
to
be
that
the
district
is
st
yet
not
BUfllclently
developed
to
warrant
the
undertaking
of
such
project
at
this
time.
Yee
Ching,
local
restaurant
keeper,
was
lined
50
for
permitting
drunken
ness
on
his
premises.
The
drunkenness
was
occasioned
through
the
consume
tlon
of
cider
which
showed
seven
per
cent
alcoholic
content.
The
members
of
the
Good
Cheer
Club
of
Central
Port
George
entrta.'ed
with
a
tea
and
entertainment
in
the
ball
nest
ox
mice.
I
would,
and
I
must
bit
that
after
thcr
But
the
plural
or
house
U
houses,
not
I
tad
tinji-W
the
third
bottle
they
were
Wee-
I
entirely
rid
of
the
couch.
II
the
plural
of
man
1
always
aaUcd
Her
Three
Boys
Had
Terrible
Colds
That
Hung
On
Mr.
0.
Ames,
35
St
George
Street,
Chatkaiu,
Out.,
writes:
"Last
ttiater
mj
taree
toys
had
terriUe
roMe
tad
a
tik
that
snag
oa
M
loag
that
It
btgan
to
worry
me.
''I
went
to
WT
druggist
tad
he
asked
ate
if
1
had
tried
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
"I
told
him
I
had
not,
but
that
I
"I
will
never
be
without
a
bottle
of
Dr.
Wood's'
on
hand."
Priee
35c
a
bottle,
large
family
size
60e.;
put
np
only
by
The
T.
Unburn
Co-
Limited.
Toronto.
Oat
c
room
of
the
Prince
George
llstel.
Those
contributing
to
the
program
were
Mrs.
Alex
Hutchison,
Mlat
Jean
Robert,
ton.
Mrs.
H.
E.
A.
Robertson,
Bud
Bur-oca,
Gordon
Hunter
and
Miss
Osorgfcia
Mclanis.
The
provincial
department
of
public
works
hat.
completed
a
traffic
rxiCs-
at
Croydon
over
which
will
pass
next
vcaaon
the
machinery
to
be
used
is
the
cx
tens
ton
of
the
highway
to
Tee
aune
Cache.
The
building
of
a
gap
between
MeBride
and
Hansard
Is
the
olg
job
remaining
before
the
provincial
highway
system
to
the
Alberta
bound-try
will
be
:complete.
Mrs.
O.
B.
wailams
la
suffering
from
a
broken
bone
la
one
of
her
feet,
the
result
of
a
fall.
The
ladies'
Aid
to
Conesugbt
Hill
Lutheran
Church
held
its
annual
Ctty
authorities
have
notified
local
householders
that
fhey
mutt
observe
he
regulation
requiring
that
all
hlm-neys
and
stovepipes
must
be
cleaned,
especially
during
the
winter
'season
'
when
the
fire
hazard
ta
"high.
The
citv
coiHiatt
wfll
be
tiked
to
make
a
grant
of
1500,
to
the
locatband
for
tbe
purchase
of
Instruments,
and
equipment.
j
'tainment
was
held
In
Knox
Church
I
Monday
evening,
there
being
a
large
attendance.
'
The
funeral
of
Barbara
Petersen.
Infant
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Petersen,
took
place
from
Oannaught
Hut
Lntneran
Church
teat
Sunday
The
j-egnlar
feting
of
the
Women's
Uosftiu
Auilliary
held
In
the
City
tlall
Friday
afternoon.
TERRACE
The
literature
and
papers
rises
ry
to
carry
on
the
Women's
InMKuse.
organised
here
for
fair
time,
has
Just
been
received
from
the
department
and
a
meeting
of
the
committee
appointed
at
that
tbnsj
was
bead
Friday
afternoon
when
arrangements
were
made
for
a
public
meeting
to
be
held
ii
O.W.VA
lower
hall
on
Wednesday
afternoon.
R.
Balff
and
W.
Tteston
wore
In
from
Kalum
Lake
at
the
week
end.
Eferett
"Thomas
returned
during
the
week
from
the
prattles
where
he
has
pent
several
months
to
the
harvest
flefds.
Mrs
O.'
T.
Suadal
has
been
confined
y
her
home
during
the
week
tfereugh
tUnees.
J.
Garland
returned
to
Kalum
Lake
on
Saturday
after
a
visit
to
town.
Mrs.
A.
Ross
made
a
visit
to
Kalum
Lake
at
the
week
end.
Jas.
Richmond
was
taken
suddenly
Ul
at
his
home
here
on
Friday
and
la
at
present
-under
the
doctors
ears.
7ANDERH00F
The
Canadian
National
Railways
air
building
an
extension
to
the
Vander-
boaf
station
baggage
room.
It
vlH
he
bazaar
Jn
the
ballroom
of
the
Prince
'
tMlt,'firt'
long.
George
.HottI
Saturd
ay
afternoon.
-
Gooife
Ottenon
snd
Mr.
Ertle
of
the
Omtoeca
Oold
Dredging
Co.
srrived
In
Vtnderboof
Saturday
night
enrowte
to
the
Manson
Creek
country
after
having
spent
a
few
days
In
Prince
Oeorge.
The
trapping
season
In
this
district
li
now
open
except
for
beaver
and
muskrats.
There
was
a
large
attendance
'ft
tbe
I
teeipjid
annual
ArifJstlee
bay
da
(ice
In
Alfred
Edrtrom
has
returned
to
Van-Rlfts-Klfer
Halfjuhder
the
auspices
ofjtlcrboof
af,ter
having
been
engaged
In
.be
local
hrgnci
of
tie
Canadian
harvesting,
in
Alberta.
Legion.
MusW.'
was
by
the
Prince
11
George
band.
"
'
As
an
accommodation
for
passengers.
'r4-"
-
'
itfce
Canadian
National
Railways
will
;
.Tne
annual
ttfTtey-tunncr
and
ater-"attach
.1
coarh
to
westbound
wsy
V
From
lUHfss
AJITONU
"
St.loha,N.B.
ATlitNIAf
-
HsUl.s
ATHtNIA1
"
H.lif.i
ASCANIA
Mrs.
A.
V.
O'Meara
haa
taken
an
apartment
In
the
MeOeachy
Bui!i!ng
for
the
winter
months.
Beliappy
IkiGhristmas
atMome
IT
will
be
good
to
be
back
among
the
old
people
again
1
You
will
have
the
finest
Christmas
you
have
spent
in
years
!
The
old
familiar
faces
.
.
.
gay
Christmas
bells
.
.
.
your
youth
re-created
1
Arrange
your
booking
home
to-day.
Special
Christmas
Sailings
Dfr
i
m
Plv..
Havre.
Londos
.
.
Dtcfid
"
Masivlseo!.
GlssJ
Dec.
12
"
Ply..
Havre,
Lendosj
"
Return
ocean
farti
from
1
155
'
Dtltrmin
TO-DAY
ft
mil
partimim
fttm
Ik
mfl
of
wriH
Jitter
SERVICE
and
.Donaldson
LINES
Cl-NAHD
PTfCAMKlllP
TO.
LI
MITT.
I
.
622
llaMlngs
8t.
Ment,
Vanrouier
or
any
Eteamship
Agency
f'
P'"1'
YN
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
n&n
v
mm
n
awctpi,
am
aVniLll
11XJIIU
XJUlMJUlk
M.LJU
11
11
1
r
'
2c
per
word
in
dvnce.
No
Advertisement
tsken'fpr
lett
than
50c
freights
on
Tuesday
and
Satnrday
and
an
tost
bound
trains
on
Manday
and
Wednesday.
kilns
Evetsnea
Yordenoft
arrived
last
from
BtdWraa
to
becoase
the
brlse
f
Mr.
Oeorge.
Jr.
Mm.
Fraasr
of
the
Mapos
sUntHet
is
.yint
IU
st
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
II.
;iis.
irxegsh
Devanld
is
bauUng
railway
.:ea
aeross
the
Nedtako
River
at
HutaU.
;be
nnusual
sevecrty
of
the
waathet
for
so
early
In
tne
Inter
being
thus
Mttffed
to.
An
entertainment
beM
hy
the
Cans-J
lan
Oirls
In
Training
on
Friday
ntght
was
largely
attended.
There
was
a
tpiettdM
prefjram.
P.
Buns
&
On.
Ltd.
has
bosngnt
several
carloads
of
stock
la
the
Vand
re-hoof
district
this
season
for
mafketUf
at
Prtoee
Ororge.
The
people
of
Fort
6L
James
have
laekred
to
head
a
bag
cefenraUon
there
-:eat
July,
the
feature
of
whien
will
be
an
historical
pageant.
At
tne
Initial
rganisaUon
meeting
held
last
week.
:obrt
MeOorkell
acted
as
chairman
with
8ydney
O.
Byall.
seeretary.
BURNflAKE
,
-i
The
following
have
been
named
con-
reners
for
the
community
ChrlsUna
tree
in
Burns
Lake:
chairman.
M.
F
Kourse:
entertainment
and
refresh-menu.
R.
W.
McOowato
and
Miss
Mar-
ihH:
purcciaslng.
Mrs.
H.
D.
MaoNsU:
decora
Uorh.
Mrs.
P.
V.
Tallon.
C.
O.
Wilson
has
returned
to
Bums
Lake
to
resume
rettdeece.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Haward
Prlngle
of
Franeets
Lake
make
tbe
trip
'by
auto
from
Fraser
Lake
last
week.
A.
R.
Brawn
haa
returned
home
after
havtog
spent
several
Veekt
at
Houston
where
he
wss
engaged
in
the
erection
of
a
new
store
building
for
J.
Ooold.
District
visitors
In
town
during
tbe
week
have
Included
H.
X
Wallace.
Telkwa;
Harry
Larson.
Decker
Lake:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
O.
Saul.
Decker
Lake:
R.
C.
MeOorkell.
Vtnderboof,
and
Ross
Woodcock,
Elsht
Inches
of
'
snow
fell
here
lsst
Tuesdav
sd
Wednesday.,
there
being
a
Ed.
Peterson,
is
accompanying
Ser
geant
vB.
B(
Tbompson
,of
Rose
Lake.
alio
it
seriously
IU.
to
nospltal
in
Van-
Day
FOlt
SAI.K
FOR
SALE.
U
FT.
FMH
PACKER
AND
low
boat.
Tsplow.
ls-ae
HP.
heavy
duty
Vivian,
with
nornyas
enulp-meat
imoojm.
m.
m.
ateattens.
FOR
KENT
OB
RENT.
-
FOUR
ROOMED
FUR-nlaried
apartment
with
hath
and
.water
paid.
Phone
WT
tf
FOR
RBNT.
Pianos,
phansgtanhi
and
Singer
sewing
machine.
Walker
Music
store
FOR
RENT.
Apariensnts
hy
the
d.y
week
or
montlL
Phone
Red
907
tf
HOUSE"
FOR
RENT.
8
ROOMS
AND
BATH.
Apply
Monro
Bros.
tf
sr.iivu
t:
1.
It.
Arniibl.
ntiKiiir
Go
anywhere
anytima.
or
night.
Always
on
board
Terms
very
moderate.
Two
boats
always
a
vails
hie.
I'hnne
3
1
A.
P.O.
I
lot
51
EXCHANGE
r.W
,l
HECOMI
HtMl
n'KMTnti:
bought
and
sold
and
eaehamjed.
Pltyer
Piano
and
'
Two
Cash
Registers
in
stjnc.
PAPADOn
LO-
A
MtKtH
K39
Third
Ae.
fhane
fild
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
II.
i.
ZI'MKKIIIC
General
Handy
Man
Piirnaret
and
Stoves
Cleaned
and
Re
paired
Chtmniea
Swept.
Cemetery
Plots
Cared
Por.
Phone
Red
243.
Prince
Rupert,
B
O.
FURNITURE
AND
UAMJES
Tour
Home
Should
Come
.Call
on
us
for
your
ranges.
furalMre.
floor
coverings,
beds
and
beddtfag.
Our
prices
are
always
rsasonaMe.
A.
MrKEXZIE,
II
RMTl'ltK
I'hnne
775,
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Stude
bikers
at
your
disposal
any
time
ROSS
BROS.
I'OOI,
ROOM
Meeker
JMork.
fcfOM'rrimn'Emni'niis
Hotel)
Haughland.
Home
cooking.
Mrs.
RAiyec.
;
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Anderson
and
Mra.,
A
Urge
engine,
with
a
ten-foot
flv
Mri
R"T
wheel,
has
arrived
enroute
to
the
Tal-1
"T
tables
Mrs.
tapin
mine
in
the
Bablne.
Mr.
Morgan,
one
of
the
directors
of
the
campany.
has
arrived
from
Vancouver.
Arthur
Wood,
who
has
been
manager
of
tbe
mine
for
several
years,
has
left
foi
Vancouver.
Mr.
Plum,
who
has
resided
on
the
Sbelford
ranch
at
Wistaria
for
the
past
four
years,
sustained
a
broken
leg
last
week
when
a
tree
fell
on
him.
He
la
a
patient
in
the
Francois
Lake
Hospital
terracTsmFofwork
WAS
HELD
ON
SATURDAY
Number
of
ladles
Took
Part
In
Activi
the
ie
ties
and
flood
Hum
Iteoullevl
TERRACE.
NOV.
21.
The
Ladies'
Qulld
of
Knox
United
Church
beld
lit
tnnual
Christmas
sale
on
Saturday
afternoon-
in
the
church
han.
The
building
was
pleasingly
decorated
with
evergreens
snd
flowers.
Under
the
general
convenershlp
of
president.
Mrs.
Wm
Allsn.
th
j
ladles
had
an
excellent
display
of
fancy
,wi
ana
seasonable
novelties
which
,
t"'i--j
uiBjjonea
or.
Home
cook-jlng
and
candy
were
also
for
sale.
The
ttea
tablea
were
well
patronized
all
afternoon
and
very
materially
augmented
the
funds.
I
Conveners
and
assistants
In
the
different
booths
were:
Work
table
Mrs
W
J
Klrkpatrlck
and
Mrs-
Barker
Novelties
Mra.
Soucl
and
Mrs.
.
HOUSES
FOR
RENT.
300
CP
ply
311.
4th
Ave.
E.
pitivri:
ki
i'ikt
iititiuiii
c.
11.
y
am
W.
E.
Smith
and
Mrs.
Seaman.
Kitchen
Mrt.
Thot.
Brooks.
Mrs
Pohle,
assisted
by
tne
Misses
Nora
Seaman.
Lilian
Christie.
Oarmaa
BmlU
snd
Annie
Allan.
Cashier
Mrs
E.
T.
Brooks.
CHARLES
HAECKER
WAS
REMANDED
EIGHT
DAYS
CHARGED
STEALING
WIRE
Charles
ilaecker.
charged
with
stealing
copper
wire
from
the
city,
appeared
In
the
police
court
this
morning
snd
was
remanded
for
eight
days.
He
told
Magistrate
McClymont
be
was
anxious
to
get
out
to
go
to
work
and
bail
wss
fixed.
CHAIRMAN
OF
SCHOOL
BOARD
PROUD'
FATHER
Birth
of
IKiugliler
to
Mr.
snd
.Mrs.
II.
II.
ltMlieler
Orcurs
Saturday
AilrrniKin
Ex-Mayor
H.
B.
Rochester
can
carry
on
Ills
public
duties
as
chairman
of.
the
school
board
with
full
authority
henceforth
for
he
it
now
a
proud
father.
The
birth
of
a
daughter
occurred
Saturday
afternoon
In
the
Pnnce
Rupert
General
Hospital
Mrs
Roi
heater
and
the
little
mist
are
doing
as
sely
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