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Prices
Most
Modern
Drycleaning
Plant
In
City
Thone
118
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
and
McBride
Street
INDIAN
SUMMER
VCET
IN
YOUlT.
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soon
be
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coai
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the
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V
CONE!-XI
COLD
GREV
The
Fall
months
are
falling
behind
and
you'll
hare
Winter
on
before
you
know
it
Join
the
"don't
worry"
club
today
and
get
your
bic
filled
right
away.
Our
slate-free
coal
will
give
you
a
care-free
Winter..
NANALMO
WELLINGTON
COAL
and
ALBERTA
SOOTLESS
COAL
Albert
k
McCafFery
Phones
11C
and
117
Manufacturers
Outlet
Sale
of
LADIES'
HATS
DRESSES
LINGERIE
at
The
Louvre
316
Third
Avenue
Next
P.oyal
Bank
Wood
DRY
BIRCH.
CEDAR
AND
JACK
PINE
Single
Load
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Load
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Sack
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0
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DRV
KINDLING,
$1.00
Phone
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HydeTransler
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
and
Furniture
Moving.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
QCC
AA
as
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
CHURCH
STARVES
ITS
CLERGYMEN
Details
of
a
Curate's
Living
Allowance
Wrings
Some
Comment
From
Popular
itach-elor
Clergyman
LONDON.
Dec.
9.
(By
the
Canadian
Press).
Tbe
Bishop
of
London.
In
the
Church
Assembly,
quoted
whit
fee
dec
crlbed
a
"an
East
End
I3yB
to
tup-port
hi
assertion
that
(tie
Obureh
o(
England
U
starving
Ita
clergy.
"There
vaa
a
curate
tn
tbe
East
End
who,
aa
not
Infrequently,
waa
courting
hi
vicar's
daughter.
I
called
them
Jacob
and
Rachel
beeauee
for
seven
yeara
thia
man
waited
for
thla
girl.
It
waa
a
very
happy
day
for
me
when
(
I
could
offer
a
bring
of
400
and
a
bouse
to
these
patient
people.
I
mar
ried
them
and
baptized
thetr
IWst
eMld.
"On
Sunday
I
aaw
a
baby
trundled
along.
Aa
bachelors
can
never
resjst
looking
at
babies.
I
looked,
and
then
saw
that
tbe
mother
was
Rachel.
She
waa
looking
five
yeara
older
than
when
I
married
her
two
years
ago.
I
had
a
I
large
crowd
talk,
and
then
asked
her
to
send
met
wrecked
car.
her
balance
sheet.
This
was
her
expenditure
out
of
an
income
of
1410
with
a
large
house:
t.
d.
Pension
IS-
A
0
Rates
35
HAND
LOOM
WEAVING
0
0
Water
4
V
0
Oas
30
ft
0
Coal
and
Coke
,
10
0
0
Electricity.
lo
0
0
Income
Tax
14
0
0
Maid"
40
0
0
Cook
26
0
0
Nursemaid
29
0
0
Life
Insurance,
repairs,
etc.
8
0
0
Total
224
0
0
"That
leaves
186
to
provide-
food
for
four
people
and
a
baby,
and
clotkes
and
all
necessaries
of
life
for
tbe
fanv
lly."
REVIVED
IN
SUSSEX
LONDON.
Dec.
Handloorn
craft
Is
being
revived
in
Wlnchelsea.
Sussex,
by
the
wife
of
Rlgden
Read,
well-known
artist.
This
is
one
of
the
oldest
village
Industries
in
England.
In
Mrs.
Read's
studio
is
a
hand
loom
exactly
Ilka
those
in
use
before
the
Introduction
of
machinery,
and
on
this
she
weaves
from
Sussex
wool
stout
cloth
which
win
stand
far
harder
wear
than
factory'
made
material.
She
la
one
of
the
Romney
Marsh
weavers,
who
from
their
headquarters
near
Peasmarsb
have
done
so
much
to
teach
the
villagers
the
lost
arts
of
spinning
and
weaving.
The
wool
comes
from
local
flocks,
.
id
is
spun
in
yarn
by
cottage
firesides
on
old-fashioned
sptnnlg
wheels.
It
la
then
washec)
and
dyed,
both
vegetable
and
modern
synthetic
dyes
being
used.
The
performance
of
the
color
is
cp
on
which
the
cloth
is
woven
is
con
etrueted
on
the
same
prlnelpl'
those
discovered
by
primitive
peoples
In
the
dawn
of
history.
Mrs.
Read
has
adopted
the
patterns
Invented
by
early
settlers
In
Canada
and
the
other
Dominions.
These
have
names
such
aa
"Honeysuckle,"
"Wind
Flower."
"Old
Irish
Quilt."
Such
was
the
quality
of
the
work
of
the
settlers
that
they
made
beautiful
bed-spreads
which
were
handed
down
as
heirlooms
from
generation
to
generation.
SUk
la
also
woven
by
Mrs.
Read
Into
scarves,
lumpers,
evening
wraps,
and
dresses.
The
pure
aUkr
is
spun
by
machine,
and
some
is
bought
ready
dyed,
but
special
shades
Mrs.
Read
dyes
herself.
The
articles
are
in
gTeat
d
mand
and
command
high
prices.
TERRACE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Cansell
and
family
returned
8unday
after
a
Jwlldaj
spent
wan
uaenasurr
trie
prairies.
Mr.
CaaeU
left
again
on
Monday
for
Smlthers
on
a
business
trip.
Mrs.
Meuougaji.
at
one
time
pro
prietor
of
the
Tourist
Hotel,
la
a
bus!
ness
visitor
in
town,
having
arrived
from
the
interior
on
Sunday.
Heavy
rain
at
trie
week
end
was
responsible
for
a
portion
of
the
em
bankment
near
the
top
of
West's
hill
giving
wsy
and
interfering
with
trafn
an
that
road
for
a
time,
The
railway
accident-
just
east
of
here
ion
Sunday
created
oonclderable
excite.
.Bxut
arouM
town
for
a
time
and
a
I
Terrace
Is
airainLtft-the
trip
of
a
cold
nap
accompanleclTby
heavy
wlndsi
The
hermometer
harVes
-aroatfcd
the,
zero
nark.
Jr.
NEW
HAZELTON
The
Women's
AfjxUlary
to
St.
Church
at
Haislton
realized
Rev.
Dr.
Darwin,
superintendent
ot
missions
for
the
United
Church
In
I
4at't
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT
BEST
PROCURABLE
tUcl
7My
(CTTU3
6UBNTteBY
4
Peter's
about
I18S
as
a
result
.at
Its
annual,
bazaar.
There
was
a
musical
program
to
which
Mrs.
Dunfrate.
Mijt.
Bodep
Miss
Tom-
lnon.
Miss
O.
Miller.
Mrf
Tomllnnon
Dr.
Leonard
Wrlnch.
Mfam
Cox,
Mis
Moffatt.
Mr.
Maiay
ayd
Rev.
T,
D
iToctor
contntraxea.
r
'
.
i'A-
One
oi
Robert
TomilhsoD's
trttl'
daughters
was
operated
drt-this
week
a;
nrooucC
or
JtO?i0
T-
eC
MaQ
ftWtC-LtVrt
Sv'Om
Ken
Tbe
Original
Label
look
for
it
at
the
Vendor's
and
imist
on
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE"
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
'
llritish
Columbia
turned
out
to
see
the
Frank
Watt
arrived,
on
Sunday
from
.ilab
River.
Alt,
and
after
visiting
for
U
few-
da)a
wttfc
members
f
tke
UttM
amlly
Sere,
let
tfrlf
Tiesday
for
Ames-
bury
to
vMt
at
the
Some
of
tua
Nwotner
W.
n.
Watt,
Mrs.
W.
H.
Watt
and
Alldrta
re-
rarned
to'
AmeWry
tt
Tsenday
after
spending
some
time
Mrs.
E.
T.
Brooks'.
with
her
sister
The
BX.
Bridge
Chib
met
on
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Dr.
Brummltt.
Dr.
Brummltt
returned
on
Monday
from
Hazelton
where
he
'
accompanied
the
late
A.
W.
Priestly
to
the
hospital
following
the
railway
accident
on
Sun
day.
Mrs.
Atrce
of
Prince
Rupert
spent
a
ew
dava
In
towiu
during
the
week-end
with
her
husbarid.
who
Is
at
pfeeent
m
ployed
In
Rtcimond's
store.
year.
(
Mafk
Oconre.
jga.
a
new
truck
at
work
n
coaineetloh
with
bis
fie
and
pole
aunp.
The
Vllx
Bridge
Club-
met
last
night
X
the1iomeof
'Mrw.
R.
0.
Sargent.
The
Oyster
Bridge
CluW
of
New
Hazel-1
on
met
last
trrght
at
tbe
home
oil
tn.
t.
Ai
Ooddard.
James
Proctor
conducted
service
Kltwanga
last
Sunday.
I
Rev.
T.
D.
Proctor
made
a
trip
ta
Kltwanga
on
Tuesday
to
officiate
at
the
vrtfdln?
ef
Mis
Florence
William
and
Sbarlee
Sampare:
The
Kitterjr
Brldg
Chrb
met
at.
the
iom
of
Mrs.
Jack
Robinson.
SMITHERS
Action
has
been
delayed
by
the
Smlthers
district
Board
of
Trade
It
connection
with
the
matter
of
a
west
ern
outlet
tor
the
Peace
River
valley
Developments
will
be
awaited
before
re
viving
agitation
In
support
of
the
port
4rft
rtttce
Rupert.
L.
8.
Mcoji
of
Smlthers
bas
been
npoteted
to
f
the,
Northwest
Mining
Association
at,
all
mejiimihi
figree
,1
The'
tunner-en
the
Victory
property
n
Hudson
Bay
Mountain,
wbieb
la
"-r
rmtir.n
to
Csot.
J.
J.
OTlrien
o'
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leas
than
50c
Philadelphia,
baa
broken
Into
a
fire
I
loot
veto
of
splendid
ore.
Eight
men
tare
now
res
ployed
in
development
of
in
property.
tn
spite
of
abundant
snow
fan.
uu-
mobiles
are
atin
able
to
make
any
potrtt
I
in
tbe
district
without
great
difficulty.
:tua
week
8mltbm
at
experiencing
Ur
IcoMewt
weather
so
far
this
winter.
Consider
We
Interest
la
being
taken
in
tbe
fortbeomtec
municipal
elections.
Of
tbe
present
CouoeU.
Mayer
E.
E.
Orchard
alone
Is
definitely
in
tbe
fiefd.
Tbe
vWafe
counctl
Is
In
receipt
of
a
Icommutuosttot)
from
a
company
which
s
prepared
to
a4rfe
on.
finance
and
Mpetutteod
tbe
antabltobment
of
ptrMte
utilities
here.
Tbe
Women's
Auxiliary
to
St.
James'
Brltath
OMOmbU
vlstted
Harrison.
New
I
mtsnaa
Church
r
calls
about
1x83
at
I
tare!
ton.
Kstptox
and
Smitaer
early
animal
basaajr
last
week.
Conveners
that
week.
.7ete:
sewing.
Mrs.
8.
H.
Haskffla;
borne
eVkfetc.
Mr.
W.
J.
Dawson:
noonta
Chris
Larther
left
this
week
for
Anyox
I
4m.
Cttarlea
ReM:
grab
bags.
Mrs.
O.
II.
where
be
eifeeta
ttysbeatf
the
winter.
I
stbtslu
candy.
Mis
Vera
Doodson:
tea
The
first
carload
of
.ore
from
the
oom.
Mrs.
R.
J.
Raabe
Slrm
Cp
mint
Wwe
stripped
to
Trail
I
word
bas
been
received
tbat
Out
wttef
t
te
nrt
of
the
wee.
The
Hosentaal.
formerly
of
Smttbera,
baa
.nmacenmt
exDeeta
to
have
several
I
m
m
Ran
rva
nore
can
shipped
by
the
first
Of
the
September
aa
resttit
of
an
autstnobtle
I
accldvttc.
Conditions
were
not
very
favorable
.or
tbe
oprnUkg
dam-
in
support
of
tbe
3mltbers
Fall
Fair
and
the
expected
mflt
did
not
materiallre.
The
series
vlll
be
continued
after
the
holiday
caaon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
Wheeler
are
about
o
leave
Tsikwa
for
ObUllwack
where
tr.
Wheeler
wW
eooage
tn
the
Insur-
S4e.
ageatey
and
aucttoneerlag
business.
ey
bave
been
at
THkwa
for
many'
ears
abd
tbelr
deoMon,
to
leave
Is
a
natter
for
general
regret.
Members
of
the
Catholic
Women's
eague
were
hostesses
at
a
whist
nd
ridge
party
Tuesday
night.
Prize
Win
ers
at
bridge
were
Mrs.
A.
E.
Camp-
ell
Mlaa
M.
MeDonell.
A.
Roy
Me-
tonell
and
II.
J.
Kelly
while
Miss
In-
ram,
Mrs.
Charles
Morris-.
James
A.
.Uedonald
and
Wlirtanv
Orant
took
the
.hist
prizes.
Mrs.
Mason
Fletcher
and
Mrt.Foleyof
lotnid
Lake
were
doing
Christmas
shdp-
ilng
In
Smtthcrs
on
Tuesday
of
this
eek.
J.
Fulsebakke,
who
left
8mlthers
dur-
er
home
lirway;
lils'
'
iittii'.
'm
Vrl
"
oneraten.
the
pubMcaWort
committee
Mfss
Alice
Oazeley
entertained
at
aV
-
1
Peter
Corrlgan
of
Hazelton
spent
itev
ral
days
In
Smlthers
this
week.
Mrs.
P.
Regan,
matron
of
the
Fran
ois
Lake
Hospital,
returned
to
her
luttes
on
Wednesday
night
after
hav-
ng
spent
a
few
days
visiting
In
Smith
:rs.
r
Ts
y"V
T
T
rif
tr
a
rwv
!'
-
A
particularly
attractive
basketball
irogram
Is
promised
for
tonight.
The
uttandlng
gsme
will
In
all
proballllty
pe
thai
between
the
Elks
and
Native'
Sons
of
Canada
in
the
Senior
League
me
Loagemen.
who
are
runnersup
in
.ne
league,
win
make
a
final
stand
taalnst
the
Canucks
who
have
been
cleaning
them
up
so
regular
of
late
that
they,
are
firm
In
first
man-
tnrt
wllf
be
almost
hopelessly
firmer
lflthiv
trta
sralrronlgt.
In
the
Intermillale
League,'
Big
Four
Is
said
to
be
deter
mined
about
the
matter
of
Innietlne
upon
the
High
School
its
first
defeat
if
the
season.
The
Udles'
League
game
tiween
uign
school
and
Drill
Team
ihould
prove
as
Interesting
as
ever.
George
O.
(Cap)
Leldy.
veteran
base
ball
player
and
manager,
died
recently
,iu
San
Antonio.
Texas,
following
an
operation
Leldy
Is
credited
with
the
rtlaeovery
of
Ty
Cobb
while
manaaer
f
the
Augusta.
Oa
team
from
which
the
also
sent
Eddie
Clmtt
v
malora
He
was
manaaev
e
tK
cum
Antonio
'ub
wnea
it
woa
its
taut
nen
HOUSES
FOR
SALE
SIX
ROOM
MODERN
IIOD8E.
8PLBN-did
condition
and
location
Price
M.50000.
Cast)
lt.000.
Batonae
arranged.
Fte
Roomed
Howe
with
Beth
CVood
condition
sad
location
Price
tJOOM.
Cash
100.00:
bataHce
arranged.
ti.
r.
tinki
r
ro.
I.TI.
tf
Tacht
crab.
FOR
RENT
rOR
RENT.
Ptaoos.
phonofrspb
ami
Singer
sewing
maebHie.
Walkera
Music
S'xire
FOR
RE-NT
MODERN
HOOSK:
EXCEL-lent
view.
Apply
21B
Fourth
Ave.
E.
IOR
RENTAparajnenu
by
Mte
day.
week
or
month.
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Red
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rOR
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BATH.
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anytime.
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moderate.
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boats
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vanity
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floor
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upholstered
cant
chairs,
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brtck
lined
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mat,
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9.
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town
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St.
Helena.
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notable
for
tbe
production
of
pills
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of
chemicals
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are
utilised
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then
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themselves
of
the
newspapermen
of
the
town,
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had
for
years
reported
the
doings
of
the
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Cbuneit
and
It
committees.
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roads
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accordingly
christened
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Avenue.
Reynolds
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Mather
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town
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