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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
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DryCleaning
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.
Vancouver
Prices
Most
.Modern
Drycleanlns
Plant
in
City
Phone
118
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
and
McRride
Street
GET
YOUR
COAL
WITHOUT
WINTERS
OM
THE
WAY
ouT)
v
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
come.
Prepare
early.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
Shoe
Sale
,
r
i
i-
!
Extraoroinary
going
strong
at
THOU
JOHNSON'S
Every
pair
must
go.
While
Nthey
laat
and
.raJ
snap!
SCOTCH,
TWEED
OVERCOATS
at
1.7.1
Thor
Johnson
Wood
DRY
IHUCH.
CEDAR
AND
JACK
PINE
Single
Load
$:,.T0
Doable
Load
$(5.50
Large
Sack
."Or?
0
niJNDLES
DRY
KIND-
.;
LING,
.$1.00
Phone
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HydeTranser
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
Furnitun;
Moving.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
QCC
nil
as
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
TERRACE
BUSY
MANY
MATTERS
Hoard
of
Trade
Takes
up
a
Dozen
Questions
at
Km
Recent
Meeting
TERRACE.
Dec.
17.
The
monthlv
itwnl
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
was
held
in
the
Terrace
Hote:
parlor
on
Tuesday
evening.
There
a
'
ar.
unusually
food
attendance
and
the
meeting
proved
to
oe
one
of
Uh-
hi
'
interesting
and
enthusiastic
ye
heli:
Matters
under
consideration
and
u
wh::.:
the
board
are
devoting
attention
1.
Assistance
In
the
establishing
of
e
Chamber
of
ill
ties
in
Prince
Rupert
2.
Installing
a
mineral
shew
oase
at
tlae
Terrace
depot.
3.
Having
a
padlocked
mall
box
or.
the
outer
door
of
the
pest
office.
4.
Hiring
certain
hills
around
town
proclaimed
one-way
roads
by
the
6.
Agitating
for
improvement
on
Chimdinaah
and
Olaader
Minim
ttalls.
6.
Obtaining
through
taw
dMrtet
en-gineer
an
estimated
cast
of
the
different
public
works
improvements
asked
for
a
requested
by
Dr.
Wrtach.
1LU.
7.
An
aUeaopt
to
got
the
other
tor-gsr
ceotres
of
the
aerlh
to
ee-cpesete
in
ma
king
it
passible
to
he
the
University
Extension
Lectures
given
in
the
district
8.
Immediate
repairs
to
the
West
HU1
traffic
on
which
has
been
blocked
to:
same
tine
due
to
a
slide.
.
Obtaining
figures
on
marketing
prospect
(or
the
Associated
Poultrymeii
nc
oi
loi
Angeles,
who
have
the
Ter
race
district
in
rtow
as
a
new
field
for
their
poultry
industry.
10.
EadoriaUon
of
the
action
taken
by
the
Edmonton
District
Chamber
of
commerce
to
prevail
upon
the
govern
--nem
to
establish
a
freight
rate
on
eoal
to
eastern
Canada
that
would
make
it
possible'
for
the
western
colleiies
to
meei
the
competition
of
the
United
States
II.
In
order
to
give
the
asstoUnee
asked
by
the
B.C.
Publicity
Committee
in
tteeir
adrrrUUng
oanuMUcn
it
was
nfestd
tkat
tbla
district
should
pre
pare
a
pbamphlet
dlscrtptlve
of
sooal
condltioas.
Mo
action
was
taken
in
the
matter.
12.
Investigation
into
the
license
and
water
rights
of
the
Lakelae
Hoi
springs
it
being
felt
that
they
we.e
not
being
exploited
to
the
advantage
of
the
district
under
the
present
h3ldert
of
the
water
rights.
Notice
of
motion
to
be
meee
at
the
next
general
meeting
were
made
bv
H
Halliwell.
secretary,
la
regard
to
ner-
taln
changes
in
the
by-laws
and
bv
H
L.
Franks
concerning
a
resolut'-jn
re
garding
the
Marketing
Act.
Then
oi
1t"tfte
STEWART
DCwSaffVaUlt
At
Hsualnnmr.
ing
smoothly.
No.
4
level
is
now
in
860
feet
aad
large
bodies
of
mttling
ore
'
been
eaosuntered.
R
a.
Mellin.
XIX.
Is
superintendent
In
charge
and
M.
J.
St.
Clair
i
foreman.
Harry
Heweon.
an
old
time
ooentor
of
this
camp,
is
now
located
in
Green
wood
wnere
he
is
operating
the
old
Elk-horn
mine
under
least
aad
bond
Polio
wing
a
toul
snowfall
so
far
this
season
of
107
Inches,
the
weather
has
been
clear
and
cold
durtse
the
not
week,
the
thermometer
dropping
as
low
as
aero.
Steamer
Ortffco
last
week
brought
in
100
too
of
Vancouver
Island
coal
for
the
Crawford
Transfer
Co.
H
H.
Steven.
MJ?.
for
Vancouver
Centre
is
identified
with
the
deal
whereby
the
Oaaadian
Northeastern
Railway
up
BearRlver
ha
been
taken
over
by
British
f&tereste.
Committees
ss
follow
bsvi
been
named
f
jr
the
anaual
Christ
rn
Tr
eetertainment
to
be
held
In
Stewart
:
finance.
W.
R.
Teeth:
aurchsstne
Mr,
F.
E
Risch.
Mrs.
J.
Comer
and
Mrs.
J.
Owan:
eetertiinment.
Mrs
r.
w.
Kennedy
end
Mis
Nicholson;
decorations.
Mrs.
W.
R.
To4h.
Mr.
II
Wilkinson
and
Mr.
James
Morrice.
TERRACE
Tuesdav
nigh',
war
tiie
coldes-
ret;i
-'elT
'!.
:.:
r.vt
tnev
i
t;
10
be'nw
re
We
ic
5r
m:xleraited
c?::
de?r.bi;
c.
G
Wed
Dyspepsia
Troubled
t
Him
for
Many
Years
Mr.
J.
Stroy,
Logn-feyilre,
N.1L,
writes:
''1
have
suffered
fur
many
years
from
ly,itptig
auJ
could
sot
seem
to
get
my
r-lef.
"One
day
l
tola
my
wife
I
thought
I
vtenid
try
a
t
tte
uf
and
when
i
hail
half
it
.v
r
felt
a
lot
better,
so
I
continued
until
T
t
.Vm
1
1
I
i
.mU
w
vumr.
nu
now
Have
no
pains
and
no
coated
tongue,
aad
feel
that
I
am
completely
rid
of
mv
'
trouble."
llaaafatrored
only
by
The
T.
ilUbura
Co.,
limited,
Toronto,
Out
and
there
was
a
heavy
fall
of
i
now
Wednesday
night.
Ideal
aleighing
being
enjoyed
and
made
good
use
of
n
the
logging
Industry.
j
Mrs
H.
CtpsI
in
aad
children
of!
!
ak
visited
at
the
ham
of
her
mother
;
J-
Raven
during
the
week.
j
I
i
The
hospital
auxiliary
held
their
lontbly
meeting
at
the
home
of
Mrs
caman
on
Tuesday
'afternoon.
Donald
Mcleod
of
Vancouver
arrived
Jasper
on
Tuesday
to
apead
a
few
iaps
with
his
sister.
Km.
Jss.
Rlh-
'ef.
the
usual
communttv
Thrlstmas
tree
la
Temce
tbis
yesr.
the
ntertainment
Is
under
the
auspices
of
he
public
school
staff
who
are
arraag-ng
a
spitSHlld
progrsm
for
Wedtteeday
venteg
ur
O.W.V-A.
Hell.
An
admU-:
on
fee
will
be
charged
adults
and
re-ultant
funds
will
be
used
to
extend
:brtstmas
cheer
to
tnsslKes
in
need.
lie
union
Suadav
acbnol
ia
aim
r.
Bg
Christmas
tree
aad
enter
-
eJameitt.
Mss.
Hasan
of
Vsnsrsdol
was
a
visitor
ere
on
Wednesday.
Mrs.
W.
W.
aoonaa
who
has
been
vlsltlnK
at
the
home
of
her
mother
Mrs.
F.
W.
Bonier,
returned
tn
Tik
n
Wednesday
Jimmy
Tyler
left
on
Thursday
for
R
E
Alton,
district
forester.
I
business
visitor
bare
during
the
Urs.
Blweod
T
Brooke
loft
on
or.
a
short
visit
to
Prix
Rupert
SKIDEGATE
J
P
Dover
l
Skldegate
la
visiting
'
:id
Un
Hdjout
at
Hell
River.
Rusell.
who
has
been
In
Itie
etn-f
Hie
Provincial
Works
Depart-:
r
the
pa-
sraeon.
returned
(ram
.:..
Ruper1
or.
the
last
trip
of
the
'
John
ar:
bu:ld
a
now
kouae
for
M
i.-id
Hi
Rajout.
People
on
i
'if
Queen
Charlotte
la-landJ.
were
f
i.iti
tu
see
Norman
UeLean
'
iark
on
toe
Pr:i
ce
John
aa
'
Rev.
J.
Olllftt
Indian
sgont.
was
in
I
Skfdega
the
other
day
on
business
ifrotn
Masse
tt
Capt.
Bill
8treasnati.
is
speadlng
the
'
winter
at
Port
Cleeaenta.
SKIDEGATE
PROTEST
AT
CONDITION
OF
THE
WHARF
AT
THAT
PLACE
SH1DBOATE.
Dec.
18.
A
public
jdssettag
was
held
here
in
the
public
vuaci
hit
awawaw
oi
tnc
fiasi
3oaet
Farmers'
Institute
to
protest
against
the
neglect
of
the
wharf
at
akidegate
Mission,
which
all
the
people
st
the
mission,
at
Bkldegate
and
along
'he
coast
use.
As
the
only
other
dock
la
four
mDes
away
tt
Queen
Charlotte
City,
a
petition
la
being
circulated
which
will
be
sent
to
J.
0.
Brady.
MP
,
together
with
an
parucuiars
in
regard
to
the
condition
here.
The
old
wharf
Is
about
ready
to
tumble
down
and
Is
a
danger
to
the
public.
MISCELLANEOUS
SHOWER
PORT
CLEMENTS
GIRL
TO
BE
MARRIED
SOON
PORT
CTJEMENTS.
Dec.
17
In
honor
of
MUs
Dorothy
O.
Ward,
whose
marriage
t..kes
plac
this
month.
Mr
W.
F.
Hastie
entertained
a
large
number
of
hfr
Irlrnds
at
u
mlsoellsr.;eus
shower
las
Wednesday
evening
Llttlf
Miss
Betty
Srigley
dressed
a
a
butterfly
danced
Into
the
room
and
I
connoisseurs
xnis
aavertisement
Is
not
published
,P
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
bv
hC
Government
of
liritish
CoiuDif.
a
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
Dainty
refreshment
aad
served
aad
the
eveniaa
was
very
aucb
enjiyed
y
all
present.
,,
,..
It
i.
lntaresi
toota
that
tht.!,1Bl
"KT
HOU8B
ill
the
lint
weddliw
to
be
besd
m
TO1'
mmei-mXm
Phone'
.
.
..
.
o
e
'
.iivji
unurcn
at
ron
Ulrment
On
the
same
evening
the
friends
of
n
Davies.
tae
groom
sleet,
hoaxred
htm
!
vHh
a
party
in
HaMe
Hsli
BEAR
RAIDED
CHICKEN
HOUSE
FOR
SALE
FOR
BALK.
A
RSAL
OHRWriaAa
aecUU.
Oerhard
Hetakeasta
Player
Pstae.
eeeondhead
at
UMM
on
1
tfl,u
WalseT
Music
8
tore
tf
FOR
ALE
aeTCOIIDtUHD
HOOVER
BeetMc
8eeaer
in
good
eanditieu
atee
Kaiea
Hardware
t:
"
AUCTION
SALE
Carried
Off
21
Fowl
and
Then
Re-
A
ADtmON
sULE
will
be
com
t
.,
.
..,.
i
turned
l
or
.More
Hut
(Jot
Iad
Instead
KIDEOATK.
Dec
l
At
the
Deed
tTee
wiseleas
ataUon
on
the
Bast
coast
I
Orabem
Iataad
R.
O.
tiniiiimii.
of-icer
tn
cJsarg.
went
to
his
chirk
an
:.ouse
a
day
or
two
eo
aad
found
hat
he
was
abort
teaiyane
chickens.
Ml
the
signs
pointed
to
a
huge
beer
Itattag
raided
the
place
and
carried
off
he
fowl
Berly
aet
morning
Mr.
nmasrrsoa
heard
frantic
S.OJ3.
calls
from
the
hen
house.
Oraftbiaf
hi
gun
he
raced
out
to
the
scene
of
the
noise
end
found
'bat
Bruin
had
returned
to
finish
has
'.ork
six
well
-placed
shots
finished
the
Jear
but
not
before
be
had
lorn
down
-isjf
the
chicken
hcuse
Now
Mr.
Bm-.iierson
1
leading
the
carcass
to
the
part
jt
the
flock
that
remain.
PRESENTATIONS
MADE
MR.
AND
MRS.
ATWOOD
TERRACE,
WEDNESDAY
TERRACE
Dec
17.-
A
farewell
party
was
tendered
to
Mr.
and
Mrs
W
n
Atwood
on
Wednesday
evenlne
at
tiw
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs
w
C.
Spsrkes
wnen
upward
of
twenty-flvc
members
at
the
Anglican
Church
gathered
to
spend
a
social
evening
prior
to
their
departure
from
the
drUrtct.
Mr.
At
wood
ha
been
one
of
the
church
war-iens
during
the
peat
year
and
will
be
nuch
ml
ml
lm
ml,
a-
icbinson
presented
Mr.
At
wand
-w
4
3uus.
iae
member
of
the
wamenw
Auxiliary
presented
Mr.
Atwood
th
A
theKv
cmflnrr
-cfcW
prlng
A
pleaeant
evening
waa
aoent
soeiallv
and
with
music,
and
refreshments
were
erved
during
the
evening
Mr
and
Mrs.
Atwood
Dlan
to
leave
In
time
to
spend
Christmas
with
rrtMuu
ui
Prince
Rupert
and
wUl
then
go
on
to
Vancouver
where
tbOy
expect
to
.ocate
SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS
SAILING
FOR
SOUTH
In
order
to
acconwnodat
these
desir-'nK
to
go
south
for
Christmas.
Oans-diaa
'Natioaal
BUsmshlps
Mnounce
that
the
ss.
"Prince
Rupert
will
sail
southbound
Thursday.
Dsoamber
23
tt
10.00
pm
instead
of
on
the
regular
schedule
Frtdsy
morning
This
boat
will
arrive
Vancouver
9.00
mm.
flatur-day.
December
34.
making
connections
with
boat
and
trains
tor
Victoria
tad
Seattle.
'
""'
'
'
In
order
to
perform
!
service,
tW
reamer
will
ssll
for
Arryox
risd
ewt
t
400
pjn.
Wfdnesdsy.
December
21.
netd
of
the
usual
sailing
hour
of
lo.oo
pm
.
returning
from
the
North
arriving
here
70
pJD
Thursday
Deeember
22
Accommodation
on
southbound
sailing
is
fast
being
taken
up.
aad
it
m
suggested
those
going
south.
mke
reeervatioas
early
at
city
Ticket
Office.
Third
Avenue
Phone
260
298
Oe
Keep
of
the
investigation
de-
r
mci
of
t
iic
r..narl.n
M.t,-..
..MfcMjuai
j
'''''
i',it,J
from
Prince
I
;
on
-r
4rscrjoo
traai
j
etd
at
the
atom
formerly
oseupsed
n
oeni
on
nurd
Avenue
each
evening
from
7
JO
to
10
pai
.
com-meadag
Monday.
December
It.
at
which
will
be
offered
amtlemtn
elot'hUig
of
all
description,
comprising
oviroaam.
tuns.
Osbsrdls
rain
costs.
Meaktuawe.
aweatem.
underwear,
sock,
blanket
ladies'
ailk
rain
coau,
etc.
All
Die
clothing
u
of
Aref
eisM
aaaterial
sad
warswaenehip
nd
we
rreammend
thu
sale
ss
a
saieadld
rtaaniw
m
m.r.
ciothtng
at
your
own
price
This
tt
ihmNm
Auction
Kate
aad
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