Dc
ember
CO.
1927
Do
Your
ihmtmas
Chopping
Early
and
in
raw
Comfort
THE
ACME'S
ANNUA!,
Temptatidnu
Sslc
CHRISTMAS
SUGGESTIONS
I
adirs'
Indian
Slippers,
il,
iiuckHkin
and
fur
d
Very
comfy.
Ite-.ulue
$2.75.
,
i
alum
Sale
Qg
Men
-
Slippern
A
lame
.
oi
Men'
Slippers
in
.
i
un
l
felt.
Fine
for
.
f
.
i;
i
or
ht.'droom.
Regu-
uiG
SJ.r.o.
Men
:uUoii
Sale
Combination
Sets
of
:
'.artern
and
arnv
r.i
h
set
pacled
in
x
MakeH
an
inexpen-
Xm
i
$1.25.
lation
Sale
Kit--
Regular
95c
Men'
Belli
Genuine
,di
t'.sm-y
beltH
with
in-ir
all
shades
and
col-U'
Vular
SH.OO
value.
;uum
Sale
S1.95
;i
large
variety
of
a'
STtf
Men'
SockH
in
endless
Kadi
imir
packed
in
.
;
if!
box.
These
come
Jn:
re
wool
and
silk
n
fancy
pattern.
,r
$1
50
value,
ition
Sale
95C
Menu
Bathrobe
Nice
warm
comfy
Bathrobes
nude
of
Beacon
cloth
In
beautiful
blending
of
color.
Surprise
Dad
with
one
of
these.
He
will
appreciate
it!
Regular
1.50.
Temptation
Sale
There
is
also
a
fine
selection
for
the
young
ones,
the
same
quality
materials,
suitable
for
10
to
14
years.
Regular
13.60.
Temptation
Sale
g
Silk
Ktthrobes
in
a
beautiful
variety.
Temptation
Sale
Neckwear
Five
Hundred
Tien,
each
packed
in
holly
lenf
dot.
Regular
Helling
price
of
theae
ties
is
from
$1.2o
to
81.76.
Temptation
Sale
Qo
Price
Men's
Shirts
Hundred
from
which
to
choose,
including
the
very
latest
Rayon
mixture
weaves
and
self-striped
Broadcloths.
very
neat
pattern
with
separate
soft
collars
to
match.
All
s'zes
in
whi'c.
tan
and
blue.
Temptation
Sale
Acme
::
Importers
No
t.
O.l).
Order
Strictly
Cash
No
C'harse
Accounts
Mail
Orders
Forwarded
Express
Prepaid
YARDLEY'S
Sets
and
Toiletries
are
j?ifis
of
charm
of
lovable
fraffi'unce
of
sweet
memoiv
Thrv
are
useful
and
lovely
both
for
"Him"
and
"Her.
We
have
a
wide
variety
to
choose
from
and
they
are
packed
In
attractive
forms.
SETS
IN
HEAUTIFUL
CASES:
Talcum,
Shaving
Soap
and
Lotion.
Talcum,
Shaving
Soup,
Lotion,
Toilet
Soap
and
HrilMantine.
Toilet
Soap,
Lavender
Water,
Sachet,
Fuce
Fowder
and
Talcum.
Toilet
Soap,
Face
I'owdcr
and
Hath
Salts.
Toilet
Soap,
Face
I'owr'er
and
Lavender
Water.
Toilet
Soap
and
Hath
Crystals.
loilet
Soap,
Compact,
and
Lavender
Water.
We
also
have
their
Toiletries
in
single
item
in
Hath
YJrys-taN.
Lavender
Water.
Toilet
Soap,
Smelling
Salts,
Talcum
Towder
in
glass
and
tins,
Face
Powder,
Hath
Dusting
Powder,
Compressed
Lavender
Hlossoms
and
Sachet.
7fic
Pioneer
Drttortjslx
nilRD
AVE.
0
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
82fc200
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brandt
Kippers
THE
DAINTIEST
HllEAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Slorage
Co.,
'Ltd-
Prince
Hupert.
B.C
"
!l
I
hril
onrl
Pnrrnnnl
luuii
aiiu
i
ciauuai
BO
Uoaeruitit
PUoo
1
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
R.
(Imss
MmwsMS
tkauag
daily.
to
4
awl
to
10.
Gel
UM
Blf
4
babUI
if
a
Till,
pttost
4.
tor
the
Tree.
mokint
Canadian
Legion
Mra.
C.
H.
tawle
of
New
Hazelton
ar
rived
In
the
eltjr
faoai
the
interior
on
laat
nlghfe
train.
For
a
Third
asM
mtem.
Buy
your
off
all
Ooldbloom,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
i
WOMEN
APART
1
tt
FROM
MEN
FOR
FIVE
MONTHS
That
Is
the
Custom
Annually
Among
Eskimo
of
Island
of
Nunivak
WABfn.NOTON.
DC.
Dec
20
-On
the
barren
Island
of
Munlvsfc
off
the
coast
of
Alaska,
m
bar
Ottfr
170
Kklmo
soul
Carti
Yes.TtiMslithbsst
mined
muusw
over
3.800
m
B.c.
Try
tt
an
eosurtaesd
tl
,,
,
m.Arettc
wmm.
tdsn
"IT.Zl.
discovered
a
bachelors
par.
a.
-..u
.
k
y"-V--
"
Um,
at
least
lor
fit
mouths
ol
the
nurlna
thta
oerlari.
ao
ther
found,
the
Chrutata
lalttuL
ft.
the
"tnl
lnlanu
to
tbe
cbooolatea
Mewa
and
Co..
oldeet
patriarch,"
la
separated
from
the
woman
for
the
singular
reaaon.
given
by
tbe
inhabltanu'theawelvea.
that
it
Insure
"a
good
catch
of
oeeU."
on
which
ther
are
laagery
dependant
for
food,
clothing
and
light.
Thee
facta
together
with
other
data,
have
been
Drought
back
to
Waahingtan
i
and
mad;
public
by
'henry
B.
Oolllna
.gifaii
pi
mn
here.
0S
Jr
.
Smlthtonlan
ethnatogut.
.and
T.
BtU
Chrlaimaa.
Wm.
M
Btewan
ox
tne
national
Mueeum.
JlTWim
S01
"bo
undertook
an
ecpeoition
to
Aiaata
I
In
M.mwMilifei
wtth
tlie
Amerlan
Ai-
K.
WUdlna
left
oak
hut
nlKht'a
train
todatlon
for
the
Advancement
of
for
a
holiday
trip
to
Edmonton.
Me
'
Sstenoe
and
tbe
.American
Council
wUl
return
to
the
etty
la
two
or
three
j
Learned
Sacletiea.
C
ONTIM
K
Til
t
OOK
Of
Tbe
cnly
break
in
the
barriers
of
W.
H.
Toqajr.
superintendent.
!
Kunlvak'a
"No
Woman's
Land"
U
at
returned
to
the
city
on
laat
night's
j
meal
time,
whan
tbe
women
carry
food
train
from
an
Inspection
trip
over
the
'
n
the
Kashee.
a
semi-subterranean
Una
aa
far
as
Jasper.
'
ceremonial
lodge,
where
the
men
lire
I
during
their
traditional
exile.
Motorshlp
.Arran
Firth
sailed
at
10,
a
feast
at
which
tbe
bladders
of
all
o'clock
this
mornmg
lor
Vancouver
cughx
durtng
the
year
are
thrown
with
a
cargo
of
logs
from
Terrace,
toad-1
back
into
tbe
aea
to
propitiate
the
eeal
ed
at
the
dry
dock,
for
tbe
ruminated
triDe,
conclude
the
male
isolation,
the
Material
mill
at
New
Weeeanlnster.
j
Kienttu
say.
adding
that
numberlee
I
taboos
as
Ko
hunting,
skinning
and
Two
rooms
in
tbe
High
School
have
gneral
handling
lUustrae
the
high
re-
been
aacutad
by
Rev.
John
and
Mrs
gjrd
tne
asklmos
have
for
their
watery
Hanson
for
their
classes
in
Sngllsh
for
,
foreigners.
So
far
tbay
have
94
puplU.
Been,,
or
their
Isolation.
It
was
said.
no
charge
being
made
for
the
service.
!
tn.
Munlvaks
recreant
the
most
con-
Union
steamer
camoaun,
Capt.
James
Ftndlay.
Is
due
back
at
4:o
thla
aftar-
from
Anyoa,
Stewart
and
other
i
aervatrve
fdscimo
trioes
ieit
in
me
worm
Tbe
Bureau
of
Education
maintains
a
teacher
and
bis
wife
on
the
island
and
the
only
other
representative
of
tne
northern
of
call
will
.,11
ports
and,
soon
wUMt
worW
known
the
lnhaDltanu
tbaraaftar
for
Vancouver
and
.
waypolnta
,
,rlrtM.
.noth
.1IU
3o
miles
Miainrm
k
Ham
Sertul.
I
nlll
Xma.
Mr
Hill
ktII
theae
taoly
Hiigar
rtiml
sluunnH'k
llama
fur
Sar
ter
iwuiiil.
TbcM-
liainx
will
nuke
a
kp4fHMl.d
XnwM
(lift!
tinier
now.
lluUlirrtrrla,
Mtth
Street.
,
300
w
Elk'f.
Leap-year
Dance.
Jaiuinry
20
Liu'-
Annual
Dauea.
F.
'
uary
i'i.
sway.
I
Prior
to
tbe
arrival
of
the
Smlthson-
la",
expedition
tbe
Nualvalts
had
not
,
been
visited
by
a
tat
In
two
years.
!
LITTLE
KNOWN
OK
I..VNII
I
Mr.
Oolllna
Is
of
the
opinion
that
Nunivak
ns
bean
Inhabited
for
only
a
..
...
.
...
few
ftundred
yearn.
So
little
u
known
-
Miss
Alme.
iUdtay
and
Mis.
Phyllis
the
Uad
he
aeclaredi
that
1U
Lamb.
Port
Simpson
school,
teachers.
will
sail
tomorrow
afternoon'
on
tbe
Princess
Mary
tor
Vancouver
where
they
shores
have
not
even
been
charted.
Although
no
burials
or
other
evi
dences
of
ancient
man
were
found,
the
will
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
....
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
w
expedition
reported
obtaining
the
first
Hugh
Bos
well
of
Bmlthers
will
arrive
in
the
city
from
tbe
Interior
On
this
aftcmcon't
train
and
sail
on
the
Camoaun
Kmtght
for
Vancouver
where
skeleton
material
and
anthropological
measurements
ever
to
come
out
of
the
.slaud.
Physical
measurements
alo
ere
made
and
bones
and
other
material
collected
all
along,
tbe
barren
of
AlMk
Irom
Bristol
to
the
COMt
New
Bay
he
will
spend
the
Christmas
and
Tear
holldsy
Shamrock
H.im
spw-lnl.
I'ntil
ma.
Me
will
wll
thru-
tasty
URar
rurril
shiMiiriKk
Hams
for
3W
Jier
tmunil.
Tlirxr
'
Imiii
n
111
makr
a
iTrnU!'J
Nnvi.
Oirt!
Order
now.
Hutrhrrtrrla,
sixth
Street.
300
;
Gordon
Anderson,
who
bss
been
attending
High
School,
In
the
city,
will
j
Mil
tomorrow
afternoon
by
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Alice
Arm
where
he
will
penJ
the
Christraas
and
New
Tear
holidays
with
his
'parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Anderson.
We
have
just
received
another
lovei-iot
of
fur
coats,
consisting
of
muskrat
calfskin.
French
seal.
Hudson
seal.
Per-van
Lamb
and
Oif
jj
Srlmmer
Lamb
These
are
all
in
the
latest
styles,
and
from
now
until
Christmas
we
are
making
a
special
offer
of
one
third
off
th
selling
price.
Do
not
miss
this
opportunity
of
"letting
a
lovely
coat
at
t
reasonable
jire.
W.
Ooldbloom,
Seccn
Avenue.
t?
The
next
trip
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Steamer
Princess
Mary
has
been
arranged
as
a
Special
Christmas
Sailing
ind
will
leave
Prlr.ce
Rupert
on
the
afternoon
Of
December
31..
arriving
In
Vancouver
on
Deoember
23
In
tune
for
passengers
to
make
connections
with
iteamcrs
for
Vancouver
Island
ports.
Seattle
and
other
destination
in
tbe
vicinity.
Passengers
desiring
to
travel
Via
Canadian
Pacific
should
make
early
reservations
for
there
will
be
a
heavy
list
of
holiday
seekers
from
Alaska
and
the
Yukon.
Phone
31
or
call
at
Cltv
Ticket
office
on
Third
Avenue.
398
Advertise
In
The
tlsllv
Nw
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
4.
4t
LOST-
YELLOW
BEADED
BAG.
OOR-ner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Fulton
9t.
Finder
please
return
to
Shermsn's
Meat
Market.
298
LpST.
BUNCH
OF
KEYS
IN
,
P09T
omce.
Saturday
evening.
Finder
please
return,
to
Dally
News
office.
297
I
Some
kitchen
middens
which
seemed
fairly
old
also
were
discovered
on
Nunivak
and
natives
everywhere,
the
scientists
averted,
were
found
"most
tractable
and
friendly."
rvni
PAY
TRIBUTE
TOSEAGULLS
WEIXFLEET.
Mass..
Dec.
20.
"W
coukint
live
without
them.
They're
a
Godsend!"
That
Is
the
tribute
grateful
Cape
Ccdders
pay
to
their
lndastrlous
and
public-spirited
beach
citizens,
the
sea
gulls.
It
Is
no
Idle
remark;
they
mean
every
word
of
It.
The
gull
is
an
Indispensable
part
of
Cape'
Cod
life,
one
of
the
cape'.i
most
valuable
birds.
Close
observation
proves
that
he
Is
a
very
remarkable
bird
resourceful,
clever.
cour&gous,
artistic,
affectionate
and
soclab.e.
The
gull
Is
even
credited
with
a
sense
of
humor.
Their
tribe
has
safeguarded
human
life
for
many
years.
They
are
still
oii
the
job.
faithful
and
active
as
ever.
By
keeping
the
sands
clean
they
protect
health,
keep
down
disease
asfl
eljn
Inate
much
discomfiture
for
Inhabitant
dt
the
cape.
They
prevent
wrecks
In
fog,
assist
fishermen
In:
making
big
hauls,
aid
farmers
by
removing
destructive
Insects.
And
during
the
world
war
they
were
Immensely
'valuable
allies
In
that
they
trailed
submarines
and
promptly
betrayed
the
presence
of
nub-merged
craft
and
perched
upon
drifting
mines.
"
.
rKOTKCTOKSHIP
The
state,
recognizing
their
usefulness,
has
established
a
kind
protectorship.
t
Is
not
only
unlawful
to
kill
gulls,
a
fine
being
Imposed
for
each
bird
killed,
but
it
is
a
sacrilege.
The
State
of
Massac
'WUjffiothla;
,but
(tdmlrMvdJBnf
ffig
xeaffl
POUND.
-COLO
CUFF
LINK.
OWNER
i
illustrates
the
keenness
of
the
gull's
eye.
may
have
same
by
identifying
it
and
paying
for
this
ad
Apply
Da'lyNews.
.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
.
fcfcsVJ4'lfr
Canadian
Legion
Xmas
Tree
Dec.
23
The
bird
will
swoop
down
and
pick
up
a
sea
clam
or
quahaug.
Then,
soaring
60
feet
above
the
shore,
he
will
drop
the
victim
so
that
It
lands
on
a
rock
and
smashes.
Darting
to
the
rock
like
a
rocket,
the
gull
snatches
up
the
food
and
Is
off,
the
whole
procedure
consuming
only
a
few
seconds.
If
he
should
drop
the
morsel
while
flying
over
'
land,
he
will
invariably
not
bother
to
U'txv.-r
'
inr
wi'i
!:-)u'.uiue
on
and
find
SYNOPSIS
OF
"uND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unrsservsd.
aunreye4
Crown
lands
mar
pre-amptxl
by
British
subjects
over
II
rear
of
ace,
and
by
sHens
on
dssUrtns
toteatloa
to
becuioe
British
subjects,
conditional
uion
realdenca
oeerfpstlon.
ind
linprovsment
for
airrlcultural
vurpvaee.
VuU
Information
concernlos
rr-tatlona
recardlns
rre-emptlona
U
clen
In
Wulletln
No.
I.
Land
Berlaa,
"How
to
ira-empt
Land."
coplea
of
(hib
can
be
obtained
free
of
charge
IT
addrcaelnf
the
Department
of
Luida.
Victoria.
B.C..
or
to
any
Government
Acent.
Kecorde
wlU
be
a
ranted
covertni
bul
UiS
ittUabo
for
axrlcuiturai
land.
le
.
carrylne;
over
s.000
board
feet
per
acre
west
of
the
Coast
Range
and
t.OOO
feet
per
acre
east
of
tbat
Range.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
axe
to
be
adJreased
to
the
land
Commissioner
of
the
Land
Recording
Division.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
Is
situated,
and
are
made
on
printed
forms,
eoplea
of
whlih
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
rre-eraptlona
muit
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvementa
made
to
value
of
$10
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
five
seres,
before
a
Crown
Orant
can
be
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
aee
the
Bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land,"
PURCHASE
Application
are
received
for
purchase
of
vacant
and
unreaerved
Crown
landa.
not
being
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purposes:
minimum
price
for
first-class
(arable)
land
Is
fi
per
acre,
and
second-class
(gras-tng)
land
J2.S0
per
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
lease
of
Crown
lands
la
given
in
uuueun
No.
iO.
Land
Serlea.
"Purchase
and
Lease
of
Crown
Lands."
iilll.
factory,
or
Industrial
altes
o
timber
land,
not
eiceidlng
40
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
leaaed,
the
eon
dltlona
Including
payment
of
stumpage.
g,
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
eiceedln
tl
acres,
may
be
leaaed
as
homealtes,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
being
.ki...hu
art
rBlrine
and
Im
provement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed.
LEASES
For
graxlng
and
industrial
purposes
areas
not
exceeding
acres
may
be
leased
by
ons
person
or
a
company.
qraZINQ
l?nder
the
Orailng
Act
the
Frwv-taoe
la
divided
Into
gTailng
districts
and
the
ranee
administered
under
a
Orailng
Commissioner.
Annual
grating
permits
are
Issued
based
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
esUWIshsd
owners.
Stock-owners
soar
form
assxslatlons
for
rang
management
Free,
or
partly
tree.
Mt-mlta
axe
a.veaiajla
tor
settlor,
eav-upers
sad
traveU.
p
U
last
a
fresh
bit
of
food.
X
Wellfleet
housewife
had
an
amusing
experience
with
a
pair
of
knowing
gull
while
digging
clams
lb
Duck
Creek.
The
birds
watched
her
solemnly
a?
she
tolled
with
her
rake.
The
woman
placed
a
few
lams
in
the
shallow,
fooi-wlde
channel
and
left
.
them
to
be
cleaned
of
the
mud
while
she
resumed
her
digging.
Returning,
-she
discovered
that
every
one
of
the
clams
were
gone
And
so
ere
the
two
gulls.
An
old
Wellfleet
resident
cites
an
Instance
to
prove
a
total
lack
of
shyness
on
the
part
of
the
gull.
An
old
ship
was
being
dynamited.
As
tie
fttl
charge
was
set
off,
a
flock
of
gulls
on
the
beach
ckme
by
Instantly
roee
In
the
air.
Instead
of
fleeing
from
the
scene.'
they
beaded
directly
for
the
ship
and
circled
It,
Industriously
dipping
Into
the
water
to
pick
uft
the
,lsh
that
had
been
blown
to
the
sur-.a:e.
I
Olt.MI
Mil.Y
LlKillTKKCIl
There
was
a
time
when
the
gull
was
slaughtered
and
Its
feathers
used
to
adorn
milady's
headgear.
Their
egg
also
--ere
eaten,
and
the
young,
when
salted,
made
a
palatable
winter
dish
But
the
great
value
of
the
gulli
was
gradually
realized.
They,
consumed
shoals
of
fish
and
other
e
animals
.stranded,
on
the
beaches.
They
continue
to
perform,
this
valuable
service.
Sonic
leave
the,
shore
aad
keep
vigil
behlrd
tbe
farmer's
plow,
snapping
up
grubs
and
other
destructive
Insects.
They
devour
grasshopper
and
locusts,
field
mice
and
,
other
'
rodent
pests
Flshvrmen
are
Indebted
to
them,
for
the
.
gulls
by
their
presence,
Indicate
where
the
food
fish
are.
And
in
foggy
wouther
they
send
a
warning
cry
to
..irlners
and
fishermen
from
their
..ceding,
places
among
dangerous
rocks
ind
ledges.
There
are
50
species'
of
gulls
known,
20
of
which
are
found
In
North
America.
'Many
of
the
American
species
flock
in
great
hordes
to
Wellfleet
Bay
and
to
other
ocean
shores
and
ponds
in
the
vicinity.
Ill
'IIIMI
THIS
AFTERNOON
The
luneral
took
place
quietly
at
,
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
the
chapel
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers
to
Falrvlew
Cemetery
of
the
late
Andrew
Dublin,
local
fisherman,
who
died
last
week
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
Rev.
J
H.
Hansen,
pastor
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church?,
jqfffcfoted.
,
'i
SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS
SAILING
FOR
SOUTH
In
order
to
accommodate
those
desiring
to
go
south
for
Christmas,
Canadian
National
Steamships
announce
that
the
ss.
"Prince
Rupert"
wlir
sail
southbound
Thursday.
December
22.
at
10.00
pjn.
Instead
of
on
the
regular
schedule
Friday
morning
This
boat
will
u-'
rive
Vancouver
8.00
ajn.
Satur-
Victor
Orthppfronic
RED
SEAL
Records
Musical
Masterpiece
DVORAK'S
"New
World"
Symphony
Performed
by
Philadelphia
Symphony
Orchestra
Conducted
by
Leopold
Stokoirski
On
5
Double-sided
12-Inch
Victor
Records
Complete
in
album
irii
detcrlptlce
folder
Price
$13.50
Dvorak
wrote
this
music
after
a
visit
to
the
North
American
continent.
The
well-known
melody
"
Goin'
Home"
which
everybody
knows,
was
taken
bodily
from
one
of
the
principal
motifs
in
this
refreshing
symphony,
which
develops,
cleverly
interwoven,
many
aboriginal
melodies.
See
His
Master's
Voice
Dealers
for
other
great
masterpieces
Victor
Talking
Machine
Co.
of
Canada,
Limited
Clearance
SALE
Tremendous
Reductions
in
Coats,
Hats,
Dresses,
Handkerchiefs,
Lingerie,
etc.
Everything
on
Sale
Christmas
Gifts
-
-
at
Cost
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
that
are
useful
the,
year
round
Three-I'iece
English
Carving
Sets
in
silk
and
plush-lined
cases,
each
$50.00
to
$10.00
Seamiest
Covered
Koasters,
oblong,
round
and
square,
in
all
sizes,
each
$1.25
to
$0.75
Easy
Vacuum
Electric
Washing
Machines,
each
$140.00
and
$180.00
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
dly,
December
34.
making
connection
with
boats
and
trains
for
'
Vlctorli
and
Seattle.
In
order
to
perform
this
service,
this
steamer
will
sail
for
Anyox
and
Stewar'
at
4.00
p.m.
Wednesday.
December
21.
Instead
of
the
usual
sailing
hour
cf
10.00
pjn
returning
from
the
North,
arriving
here
7.00
p.m.
-
Thursday.
December
22.
Accommodation
on
southbounj
sailing
Is
fast
being
taken
up.
and
It
Is
suggested
those
going
South,
make
reservations
early
at
City
Ticket
Office.
Third
A-.
tuue.
Plums
200.
298
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
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