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By
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HIGH.
.Vancouver
-Prices
Most
Modern
Do'denninj;
Plant
in
City
7
Phone
118
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
and
McEride
Street
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GET
YDUR
COAL
WITHOUT
I
Dc.Ly-Rji
OLD
MAN,
v
.WINTERS
ON
THE
WAT
You
can't
dodge
Winter
but
you
can
meet
him
'with
a
great
heat
that
will
make
his
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
of
LADIES'
HATS
imkssfls
v
LINGHIUE
at
The
Louvre
316
Third
Avenue
Next
P.oyal
Bank
Wood
DRY
BIKCH,
CEDAR
AND
JACK
PINE
Single
Load
$3.50
Dodble
Load
Sj(l.."0
Large
Sack
50?
tt
BUNDLES
DRY
KINDLING,
$1.00
Phone
580
HydeTranster
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
Furnitum
Moving.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
CCC
fift
as
VWeVV
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
PRETTY
PLAY
UNITED
CHURCH
"Friendly
Village"
Proved
to
lie
a
Good
Place
for
an
Evening
Entertainment
There
ww
a
full
teniae
tut
night
at
tbc
United
Church
to
wllnwi
the
ketch
put
on
by
the
ladle
of
the
church
entitled
"Friendly
Village."
The
piay
m
fully
enjoyed
by
sveiyonc
mud
considerable
histrionic
ability
u
shown
by
many
of
the
pcifurmcis
The
idea
waa
to
illustrate
the
custom1
ot
forty
years
ago
when
women
won.
buttles
and
long
aklrta
aad
made
quilt
and
gossiped
pretty
much
aa
they
do
today.
The
outstanding
character,
that
of
Mr
Kelly,
at
whose
home
the
gatherings
took
place,
waa
taken
by
Miss
Haddock
who
proved
herself
an
Mtrtw
of
very
considerable
abUlty
while
the
humorous
part
of
Mrs
Skinning,
the
wo
man
who
was
critical
of
everything,
was
wall
taken
by
Mrs.
Wilkinson.
All
took
their
parts
with
credit,
the
ability
of
Mrs.
Jenner
as
a
director
being
recognised
by
the
presentation
of
a
beautiful
bouquet
at
Use
close
of
the
performance.
One
of
the
features
of
the
sketch
was
the
exhibition
of
the
pictures
in
the
family
album,
the
pictures
being
tableaux
of
old-fashioned
picture.
They
were
particularly
wall
planned
and
arranged
and
fo
many
were
the
outstanding
feature
of
the
entertainment
The
ladies'
orchestra,
let
by
Mm.
Oeorge
Bryant,
gave
a
number
of
selections
which
were
greatly
en)oyed.
Characters
in
the
friendly
village
were:
Mrs.
Belly
Mlu
Haddock.
Mrs.
Do
Vere
Mr.
II.
Steen.
Mrs.
Barton
Miss
Mlddleton.
Mrs.
OoecUense
Mrs.
John
Manson.
Mrs.
Hicks-
Mrs
W.
T.
Kergtn.
Mrs.
Vernon
Miss
Earle.
Mrs.
Oeod
Mrs.
W.
OomHh.
Thomas's
Wife
Mrs.
Jas.
KrtkKr.
-
Miss
Skinning
Mr.
Oeo.
V.
Wilkinson.
Mis.
Runkle
Mrs.
Frank
Tickers
Mrs-
Meek
Miss
Barrie.
Mm.
Bond
Mrs.
I.
Anger.
Mrs.
Donnely
Mrs.
w.
Thompson.
Mrs.
Lane
Mm.
J.
a
Black.
The
Deacon
J.
S.
Wilson.
The
Baby
Mrs.
Busseys.
TIIK
FAMILY
ALIU'M
Grandfather
Kelly
Rev.
A.
Wilson
Orandawthar
Hlgga
Mrs.
T.
J.
S
hen-ton
Josiah
Higg
and
his
bride
Prank
Vtakers
and
Miss
W.
Anger.
Arabella
Miss
Cathie
Irvine.
My
sister--Ruth
Wilkinson,
Ruby
Krlkevsky
and
Betty
Arney.
My
brother
Jakes'
wife
Phyllis
Mer
sey.
My
boys
Frank
Oerry.
Ronald
Wilson.
Harry
Wilson,
Roy
Thomas.
Mary
Anne
Smtthers
and
her
son-
Kathleen
Dunn.
.Robert
Manson.
An
old
bean
Bruce
Stephens.
Ushers
W'j.
Ktrkpatrtek.
Earl
Bar-
rte.
O
M.
Hunt.
RIDS
RUSSIA"
OF
RENEGADES
Even
Places
Named
Trotsky
and
Followers
to
Have
New
Nomenclature
LONDON.
Dec
16.
The
Soviet
gov
ernment
ha
been
busy
formally
giving
effect
to
the
recent
deetslon
of
the
Com
munist
Party
to
deprive
Trotsky.
Rako-vsky.
Zlnevieff.
Kaateaeff,
and
others
of
all
their
official
positions,
and
ap
pointing
their
auccesabr.
The
president
of
the
Russian
Bank
for
Trade
and
In
dustry.
Kaandrqif.
has
been
appointed
Trotsky's
successor
ss
chairman
of
the
Concessions
Commute.
As
numerous
places
were
renamed
after
revolutionary
leaders,
orders
have
now
been
issued
to
find
new
designs
ft'eiif
W)istwlrlch
received
the
laamas
.
ot-"RsiMar.
Leninists."
With
a
view,
apparently,
to
avoid
future
diffi
culties,
such
towns
are
adopting
the
names
of
liutitutfeMVt
and
dead
leaders
rather
tbsn
those
of
riving
Commu
nut,
"who
may
become
renegades.'
Thus
Zlnovlevak
has
been
renamed
Dzer
zninsk,
after
the
late
chief
of
the
Cheka.
and
Trotsky
ass
been
renamed
Krasnoanntnsk.
Although
he
was
not
Included
In
the
lift
of
recent
expulsion,
the
Soviet
government
ha
officially
dismissed
''for
OppoiMionism
tor
Commissar
of
inter-
'
'
Af"
'
:
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tni-
B
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Fed-ai
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Rcpui:..
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ot
the
con-
MAT-
VoO
LOOK
LIKE
A
HAGK
DRIVER-
DRIVER
r"
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1
miucnt
Republics
of
tha
U.V8.R
i.
Btel-loborodaff.
who
gained
notoriety
in
Wig
i
ai
head
o:
the
Adminastrataaa
of
Yek-I
s
ler
In
burg
when
the
Russian
Imperial
Family
was
murdered.
:
Forty
hours
after
his
sulosde
in
Mas-cow
the
Soviet
government
buried
Yoffe.
not
under
the
walla
of
the
Krem-1
tin
amongst
the
graatsat
revolutionary
leaders,
but
in
the
cemetery.
Tchltoswrtn
and
other
offleals
of
the
OoanmliasrUt
of
Foralgn
Aftalra
antndM
the
fuaersl.
but
the
grentaat
interest
isutiid
In
the
:
preaonce
of
Trotsky.
IUkovaky.
and
'
tber
degraded
Opposition
leaders,
who
:vn
spoke
at
the
gravsslds.
M.
Yoffa.
who
was
born
la
laas.
:irst
came
into
prominence
as
preesdent
,
f
the
Russian
delegation
In
the
Dest-;
Jtovsk
negotiations,
which
led
to
Rus-!a's
withdrawal
from
the
T.ar
He
also
k
part
in
the
pease
notaliona
be-.ween
Russia
and
Latvia,
and
Russia'
ind
Poland
in
19SO
in
April,
iftls,
he
was
appointed
Soviet
ambassador
to
Berlin,
but
was
subsequently
eipeUsd
rrom
Oermany
for
eonduetlnf;
Bolshe
vist
propaganda
In
1KB
be
was
appointed
Soviet
ambassador
to
Pekln.
and
in
this
capacity
took
part
In
the
negotiations
between
Japan
and
the
VSM.R.
in
lMg
In
1M4
be
was
So
viet
minister
to
Vienna.
On
his
return
from
abroad
he
was
made
ies
-chairman
of
the
concession
department
IIOTtX
AltltlVALX.
Central
A.
L.
Iloltby.
city;
J.
W.
Currie.
city:
W.
H.
Wauon.
Buokleff
:By.
Satoy
M.
Theodore.
R.
Johnson
and
W.
Smith.
Port
Clements.
lTlnce
Rupert
A.
D.
BalUle.
city
R
F
Bondue.
Port
Easington.
E.
Heaphy
Seattle:
Mr.
and
Mrs
E.
n.
Simpson.
Massett:
H.
Clark
Fox
Trot
VriaoI
jl
s
(2D
T$&dm9trlz
Otihophonlc
JLlUHsVasfi.
Polly
Junt
at
fascinating
as
"Sola'
.Zez
Confrey
and
Ilia
Orchestra
Vocal
Foi
Trot
Victor
Talking
Machine
Co.
and
Charles
c;
SUmpaon.
Vancouver;
T.
L.
WUllaroi-
Massett
CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING
AT
!
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS
Than
who
have
Christmas
gtfte
yet
to
buy
are
assured
of
complete
satisfaction
and
economical
buying
at
the
Montreal
Importers
store
on
Third
Ave.
.vhere
there
is
an
endless
assortment
of
seautlful
articles
very
suitable
tor
gifts,
ind
all
being
oBered
at
east
pries.
Them
at
silk
lingerie
lor
ladies
and
be
moat
beautiful
bathrobes
and
house
flippers
Jar
men.
women
and
children
and
the
most
delightful
collection
of
lift
sstamkerchiefs
all
packed
In
special
Tift
boas.
And
of
course,
there
Is
also
very
thing
that
a
man
or
a
boy
needs.
You
will
save
much
money
on
your
Christmas
shopping
at
the
Montreal
tniportera.
Just
drop
In
and
see
the
quality
goods
which
are
being
ofered
st
harm
hi
prices
Advt.
FOUR
ALDERMEN
AND
TWO
TRUSTEES
ALSO
JANUARY
ELECTION
Beaswa
'
mayor,
for
which
omcr
AM.
Jaw.
Orser.
Aid.
M
M.
Stephens
and
Ool.
S.
F.
MeMordle
are
already
aspirant.
Prince
Rupert
voter
at
the
annual
mtmiclpal
election
neat
month
will
also
choose
four
aldermen
and
two
school
trustees
The
retiring
aWermen.
whose
places
are
to
be
fined,
are
Aid.
M
M
Stephens.
Aid.
Jos.
(trasr,
Aid.
R.
F
Perry
and
Aid.
Oesar
Klein.
It
la
considered
that
at
least
Aid.
Perry
will
see,
reelection.
;AMrmen
yet
having
their
two-fear
term
of
of
floe
to
eomatete
20777
My
Heart
Stood
Melville
Gkieon
"
'"Ciof
Worsen
'nnd
Ills
fusic
My
Blue
Heaven
Gene
Austin
Paul
Whiteman
and
Ills
Orchestra
.
On
a
Dew,
Dew,
Dewy
Day
Fox
Trot
Nat
Shllkret
and
Duct
with
guitar
Jim
.Miller
All
the
rage
in
London
21027
21
Oil
20964
The
Victor
20S19
Charlie
Farrell
20)06
of
Canada,
Limited.
Together,
WeTwo
Fox
Trot
Johnny
Johnson
and
21016
Ills
Statler
I'ennsylvanlans
A
package
a?
Victor
Records
makes
a
wonderful
Christmas
gift.
"His
Master's
Voice"
dealers
have
special
selections.
ti
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
2c
per
word
in
advance
No
Advertisement
taken
for
!e
than
50c
FOR
HUNT
FOR
ReaVr
MODERN
HOUSE;
BXCBV
lent
new.
Apply
lis
Fourth
Ave.
E
FOR
RRNT.
Apartment
by
the
day.
Phone
Red
807.
tf
HOUSE
FOR
RBtrr.
ROOMS
A
HP
BATH.
Apply
Munro
Bras.
tt
AM
W
J.
Orcer.
Aid
W
W.
Brown.
3:
O.
P.
Tinker
and
AM.
P.
H.
Lintwy
Retiring
school
trustees
are
W.
O
Fulton
and
O
A
Bryant,
the
remaining
:rustee
belnv
H.
B
Rochester.
8
D.
Johnstone
suit
William
Ollchrist.
INTER-SCHOOL
HOOP
SERIES
Anyox,
Ocean
FalU
and
Prince
Rupert
to
Participate
in
Championship
(iameri
at
End
of
Month
Arrangements
were
made
at
a
meet-
!:ng
last
night
of
the
Prince
Rupert
!
haaketball
Association
executive
for
a
rtw
of
Inter-High
School
hoy'
eham-ptonahip
games
here
on
December
30
!and
Si
with
Anyox.
Oceatn
FaUa
and
,Frino8
Rupert
paruclpattrsl
Arrangemenla
having
already
been
made
for
the
visit
from
Anyox,
Thome
Peddle,
principal
of
the
Prlnee
Rupert
High
School,
reported
that
Ocean
Falls
High
School
team
was
desirous
ot
retain
at
the
same
time
on
the
undertaking
that
It
pay
its
own
expenses
on
the
trip.
Prince
Rupert
in
turn
Wring
its
expenses
on
a
trip
to
the
paper
town
(lurlnx
Faster.
The
Association
accepted
the
Oeean
Falls
proposition
and
games
were
set
as
foUowe
for
the
first
night,
the
schedule
for
the
second
night
being
left
open
in
the
meantime:
Oeean
Falls
vs.
Prlnee
Rupert.
High
School
girl'
game.
Ocean
Falls
ym
Anyox.
Prior
to
the
series
here.
Prlnee
Rupert
High
School
team
will
journey
north
to
Anyox
for
a
aerie
ef
two
games
which
will
also
count
in
the
championship
series.
The
locals
will
leave
by
the
ateatner
Camosun
on
Christmas
night,
returning
with
the
Anyox
aggregation
on
the
morning
ot
December
30.
SPORT
GHAT
The
final
scheduled
basketball
games
of
the
first
half
of
the
season
will
be
played
tonliCht
in
the
Exhibition
Hall
fe4iJb'
1U
undoubtedly
be
AJae
crowd
of
ratletjrn-lisrftrw
'trftriMtf'tnr
interesUng
engagements.
Basketball
has
been
gradually
increasing
In
favor
and
now
there
le
a
very
substantial
following
watching
the
best
quality
of
play
the
city
has
ever
seen.
In
the
Senior
League,
the
Grand
Termlnala
will
make
a
bold
attempt,
It
is
reported,
to
take
the
honors
from
the
leading
native
Sons
of
Canada.
In
the
Inter
mediate
League,
the
Elevator,
confident
In
the
memory
of
a
recent
victory
oyer
the
taxi
firm,
will
meet
Big
Four.
which
has
net
yet
got
over
pluming
It
sen
on
mulcting
last
week
the
first
defeat
of
the
season
on
the
league
lead
Ing
High
School.
The
third
game
will
oc
a
Ladies'
League
roatob
between
Girls'
Drill
Team
and
High
School
an
ever
popular
attraction.
It
Is
understood
that
postponed
baeketball
game
irom
the
first
-half
of
the
season
will
be
played
at
the
end
of
the
season
next
spring
If
necessary.
It
la
possible
that
skating
may
yet
be
obtainable
at
Alice
Arm
this
year.
Last
week
a
number
of
enthusiasts
diligently
worked
xvlth
buckets
to
start
a
sheet
of
Ice.
Their
efforts
were
success
ful,
thanks
to
the
cold
weather
and
all
,
that
now
remains
to
be
done
to
obtain
early
skating
l
more
volunteers,
which
means
more
water
It
is
understood
i
that
as
soon
as
the
rink
is
ready
Anvor.
hostJ
players
and
skaters
will
make
s
trip
over,
and
periiaps
several
before
the
season
is
over
a
little
work
on
the
rink
now
will
perhaps
form
a
sheet
of
ice
that
will
lav
throughout
the
'.Outer
and
v.Mr-h
won
m
i
''njoymri
7ons
m
the
min-
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE.
A
HSAL
OHBlgfTMAS
feme!.
Oerharrl
Halntnaan
Flayer
j
Piano.
Secondhand
at
S3oi
on
;
terms.
Walker'
Muotc
Store
tr
1
FOR
SALE.
OfUtY
WICKW
BABY
Kuagy
in
good
eandltion.
Bsaianablr
Can
be
seen
at
Unary
Davie
got
"
a
FOR
SALE
X)OsTOJAHp
HOOVER
Electric
Steeper
in
good
condition
Bee
Kalen
Hardware
tf
AUCTION
SALtt
-
AN
AUCTION
BALE
WILL
BC
Conducted
at
the
store
formerly
occupied
by
J.
Bent
on
Third
Avenue
each
evening
from
JM
to
10
pm..
cam-luencing
Monday.
December
19.
at
which
will
be
offered
KraOemer
clothing
gf
all
deecript:ons
eompru-ing
overcoats,
eulta.
CMbenilne
rain
coat.
Maekhsawa.
sweaters,
underwear
sack.
Manaets.
ladle
silk
rain
coat,
etc.
All
the
cl:-.ing
is
of
first
class
material
and
workmanship
and
w
recommend
thu
sate
as
a
splendid
ctmnoe
to
purchase
good
clothing
at
your
own
puce
This
is
a
genuine
Auction
Bale
and
ostee
we
receive
two
bids
on
an
article
It
wUl
be
sold
to
tn
highest
bktder
rag
id
lees
of
price
PIIIWOTT.
KVtTT
CO
UNITED.
Auctioneers.
tea
LOST
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A
LOST
A
WATERMAN'S
WHMMIIArU
pencil
between
Big
Four
and
United
Church
on
Tuesday.
Dec
IS.
Finder
please
return
to
CJIJt.
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WKKVICB
J.
II.
ArnoKI.
Proprietor
Oo
anywhere
anytime.
Day
or
night.
Always
on
hoard.
Terms
very
moderate.
Two
boats
always
avaUable.
,
Phone
310.
P.O.
im
git
EXCHANGE
NF1V
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SKCOMi
HANH
11
ItMTtlti:
bought
and
sold
and
exchanged
Player
Piano
and
Two
Cash
Registers
In
PAI'.UlOrTLOls
A
MAIMS
Ml
Third
Air.
I'lrane
Ala
TllltlSTtlAH
ClIITrl
Chesterfield
suites,
dining
room
suites.
Barrymore
carpet,
walnut
dres
sers,
walnut
vanity
dreeaers.
floor
is
Aips.
upholstered
cane'
ehslrs.
beds
Manftet.
lodisge,
mage,
brick
lined
heaters,
mats,
linoleum.
A
splendid
assortment
of
Ohrisfna
(.
At
JleKliXZIIL
KI'IIN
aiJ'lHine'O
Every
D-kf
lo
iiin.iait
HAY
at
Tin:
Koi.iau
HTditr..
8ee
our
large
raasje
of
Christmas
OtfU.
Nothing
Orer
s
Dollar.
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
II.
i.
ZIl.MKKIIIt
neneral
lljnily
.Man
Furnaces
and
Staves
Oleaoed
aisd
Repaired.
Chlmrvles
Swept.
Cemetery
Plot
Cared
For.
Phone
Red
24J
Prlnee
Rupert,
BC
IXIMIMOV
FfltXITt'lti:
KXCIIAMIti
N.
DKSOl
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Proprietor
144
Third
Avenue
We
Buy.
Sell
or
Exchange
anything
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APPLY
TO
I't
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la
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Land
Reoordlng
DUtrlct
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
the
northerly
end
of
Telegraph
Passage.
Skeeiia
River.
TARE
NOTICE
that
J
II
Todd
Sons
of
Victoria.
B.C..
occupation
aalnon
runners,
Intend
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
following
descrioed
l
uirt-
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
a'
northwett
corner
of
Lot
31.
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o.
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tiienoe
:is
chains
east:
thence
80
chains
north,
more
or
less,
to
high
water
mark:
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southerly
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