FACE
70U2
as
v?iTHANKS
vouuavt
aJWKEAT
THAT
OUR
COM.
civts-
jtcant,
Bt
BEAT!
l"
c
55
Thankful
for
th
bird,
of
course
Bat
more
thankful
for
the
fire
to
cook
it
and
the
heat
to
warm
as
up.
YouH
have
a
Happy
Christmas
if
you
use
our
coal.
It
jrjres
the
finishing
roach
to
the
day.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
Trappers
!
Art'
you
rcitiri
cTiOush
foi
your
fur?
if
not,
come
to
Cofdbloom.
Jnat
row
we
want
mink,
marten,
ermine,
coyote,
waif,
foxes
of
a.'I
kinds,
and
lynx.
We
hare
Jarjre
orders
from
mancfaciBrers
in
the
East,
and
if
we
ran
not
fi!l
them
we
lose
oar
bonus.
We
pay
top
price
for
everything.
If
yosj
have
a
larre
lot
wire
me
and
I
shall
eal!
personally.
Remember,
if
yon
want
a
square
deal
tell
to
Goldbloom
The
Trappers
Friend."
Second
Avenue
Wood
DRY
BIRCH.
CEDAR
AND
'
JACK
PINE
Single
Load
.Double
Load
$(L50
Larse
Sack
rOf
0
RUN'DLES
DRY
KINDLING,
$1.00
Phone
580
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
133
Second
Avenue
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pinU
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
pints
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
McBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
-
11th
St.
Telephone
557.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
CCC
flfi
IVUUlVV
L
ANGER,
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMgi
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SUPPOSE
POSSIBLE
FOR
TOU
TO
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NiCHT
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CERTAIN!
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at
II
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FEEL
ATHOOCrt
I
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vMORKED-1
1
V
v
Prices
Most
Modern
Dryeleanlns:
Plant
In
City
Thone
11S
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Are.
and
McDride
Stmt
W
High
Compliments
Paid
Captain
i
A.
Dickson
and
thier
Ul-ficer
Sheppard
at
Probe
High
cornpitmem
ni
paid
Captain
A.
A.
Dickson
aad
First
OTOctt
Z.
L
Bb-panl
OJ
both
Cap.
J.
D.
MtPber-ui.
wreck
eotnausOtect.
and
Harold
Brown,
general
buur
ol
the
VElon
Stcamvhtp
Ca,
at
the
tavestigt&rBa
In
Yanccuvcr
lut
week
as
a
result
of
which
both
ofBeers
were
absolved
of
an
bane
j
j
connection
with
tbe
recent
stranding
af
the
steamer
Ostala
on
Mat
Island
.near
Pert
Ss-cpaen.
I
"We
are
unanimously
agreed,
atone
sfcovld
not
lose
their
cwttfie
Imitated
Capam
UeIeison.
AB
the
ttdeoee
foes
t
tisnr
that
they
are
verj
sCfkcient
taen
and
'joald
not
be
replaced
fey
better
ocea.
T&at
being
the
ease
1
d3
not
w
what
ootid
be
(ained
by
rwpetwttng
thea
entn
tenuraray.
Tbe
atantger
of
the
Qbiod
SuamAlp
Company
hat
aach
faith
tn
them
that
eten
if
Captain
K.
A
DtctMB
aatt
First
Officer
E-
N.
Sheppam
vete
siupended
they
MM
be
iKffiediatcty
re-emplayed
at
Jie
end
of
their
suspension.
The
report
v&teh
the
coaunttflon
ill
make
S
tnetude
a
reooaune&da-Uon
ts
the
deparbnent
that
the
south
!
aanel
shall
be
prohibited
tn
future
tzA
an
adaoamsn
to
tii
ottlcera
to
exercise
freaVrr
care
1b
thaw
valcra.
Certainly
no
ship
eooM
hare
been
beuer
cangaied
isu
the
Calais
tu
at
the
tlase
of
her
nob(."
be
con
cluded.
D.
S.
UiTluxn.
on
behaU
ot
Cap
tain
DkXjcu.
cud
urged
that
tbe
captain
be
exeaerated
from
TmpcralbUUy
Is
viesr
of
a
"xalrage'
at
the
time
of
the
accident,
the
existence
of
vhleh
was
eotnhed
for
by
sissy
wtHMssea.
mak
ing
it
fcapasftfele
to
gauge
the
dlstanee
at
the
ship
trom
the
bway.
FeaturSag
Wednesday
aTtemoon'a
ses-
ikm
of
the
eoqHlry
m-ss
the
appearance
the
a-ttnea
stand
of
Harold
Brora,
rraeral
manager
of
the.Unssn
Suwnship
Coenpaaj-.
otrners
ol
tbe
Teasel.
iALlEIl
oniCtR
"We
consider
Captsln
-S.
A.
Dickson.
master
et
the
Catala.
the
mt
ratoel
Mficer
tn
our
serriee.'
said
Mr.
Brovn.
Be
ta
tbe
meras
skipper
of
the
neetrl
and
there
Is
no
ooe
mare
anxious
to
aitud
trouble
than
he
la
First
Offi-
aer
E.
U.
Sheppard
Is
ot
the
younger
school
cJ
oatcera.
Be
is
our
taost
pmarHtng
young
officer,
and
tn
line
lor
the
Cm
prsBaoUon.
S3
far
ai
tbe
company
is
concerned,
the
111
ruck
these
two
officers
have
had
la
tbe
accident
le
the
Catala
vSl
not
prejudice
their
itandtog
vith
the
company.
The
asddent
is
unexplainable."
con-U&oed
ktr.
Brovn,
-but
m
H1
be
giad
to
veasome
these
ofDcen
back
and
trost
thtm
vltit
any
poslttons.''
Ur.
Brawn
aded
that
many
usexpaun-aale
asHdest
occurred,
as
ncVd
Is
be
taken,
hos-erer.
by
ahlDovnets.
un-
derwmers
and
other
lntoested
tn
sbipptag.
In
tbe
case
of
the
Union
Steamship
Company.
Its
fleet
of
boats
vera
ftperatlag
day
and
night
tbe
yea:
round,
but
the
average.
Immunity
from
accident
was
eery
high.
In
this,
he
was
speaking
as
wen
for
the
other
steamship
com
tn
tbe
coastal
trxfie
oxv
rt
lsuc
ttiruixs
The
general
manager
dedared
there
had
never
bsen
any
pressure
brought
to
bear
by
the
company
oa
matters
tor
bringing
Teeis
Into
pert
late.
The
ships
were
tn
their
hands,
be
said,
and
H
they
had
13
delay
on
account
of
bad
leather,
they
wen
nt-eer
censured
for
It
Ttie
only
persons
who
com
plained
Of
delay
were
the
puaile.
Captain
J.
D.
Uaipherssn.
wreck
com-missisoer.
declared
he
was
satisfied
there
had
been
no
eareleaviesi.
There
was
no
better
seaman
on
the
coast
than
Captain
Dickson.
He
congratulated
ths
two
offlcen
on
the
compliment
paid
inem
by
their
general
manager,
and
praised
the
pt
of
the
general
manager
in
oocalag
voruntarSy
to.
the
en
quiry
"
speak
on
behalf
ol
bis
men.
Tbe
session
developed
no
new
ert-
oence.
First
Officer
Sheppard.
lite
Capta&i
DiekBon.
had
noticed
the
pecu
liar
atmospheric
conditions,
which
creat
ed
a
ravage,
and
Just
before
the
acci
dent
bad
dHcuswd
tbe
matter
with
the
third
officer.
Owing
to
the
mirage,
be
had
been
deceived,
like
the
ante's
master,
tn
the
distsnce
of
the
'vessel
from
aCst
bland,
of!
which
the
CTvck
aer
lined.
ixsirnrir.vr
time
The
court
discussed
the
question
why
Favorable
Use
ytft!i
We
have
many
letters
which
,
have
come
from
women
and
from
chefs
throughout
British:
Columbia
who
have
used
Pari-J
free
Milk
with
satisfaction
for'
years.
These
letters
are
most
!
valuable
testimcni's
because
they
come
from
those
who
have
:
'practical
experience,
patrons
we
,
are
proud
to
have
served.
1
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
omre.
Vancaater
rsrtuir
at
Lsdarr
and
Abbotofarrt.
-BUILD
B.C."
je
c
fitter
were
not
sccustacoed
on
utward
trips
from
Port
Simpson
to
-ate
their
position
frjea
leading
aarks.
as
they
did
when
entering.
Fi-!Bj.
the
court
appeared
to
be
tc
reement
that
there
was
tut
suftteteat
Mae
la
making
tbe
channel
between
tn
aland
and
Sparrow
Rawk
rock
to
00
his.
the
ateaaUag
tttat
betag
only
four
lignites.
All
2a
ntrtTsrt
aad
Ur.
2row
Jr.
Brawn
promised
that
tn
future
his
wild
be
dace.
"We
all
know
that
both
officers
i
bought
tbey
were
on
their
right
course.
Bd
there
had
been
no
cxrsirarass."
aid
Captain
Uiopteerjcsu.
"bt
tbe
dlffl-rolty
as
to
exptsin
the
accldeat
to
un-lerwrncis
and
athera
in
view
ot
the
fact
that
narlgattan
DsJatlSns
were
Meal,
with
a
smooth
hex
and
f!3e
lear
weather,"
HOTEL
ARKIV.ttX
Ssiey
Capt,
and
Ura.
i.
D.
Watson.
Ur.
and
Ura.
J.
Clausen.
Claire
Aire.
A.
Uartln.
O
Praser
and
T.
A
Kmc.
Dfsbv:
John
e
1
-
-o.
.
t
i
wstaen,
P
Toyer.
i.
Qutsb
sod
J.
I
JoUymore
c:iy
siorrisoa.
C-'
R
Central
rlMrn
UdutfUM
ESlMtcm
P.
Powers.
Ysarourer:
S.
Pcteta,
Dacatnioa
PIsyeiB:
Sam
aionn.
caty.
j
Prince
Raprrt
I
P.
L
Rse
Prince
isupert:
R.
Earl
.nasftoera.
ivn
rwiran.
aosi
as.
asUnsky.
CHRISTMAS
IN
THE
CHURCHES
Special
Music
Suitable
to
the
Occasion
by
Choirs
an
j
LarRe
Congregations
Present
Large
coogregauoas
(ound
tune
from
the
ChrMaaa
Day
tesOrWea
to
attend
Rectal
seasonsl
serricu
to
the
various
city
oBBTtfees
on
Sunday.
la
Dearly
sll
cases,
the
sxicni
wsa
marked
with
-pedal
sermons,
music
and
deeoratlona.
Oatstandag
among
the
services
-sere
those
In
First
Prcahytertsxi
Church.
In
the
nwing
the
Junior
Choir
aaag
-i4
oarojU.
Hark.
U.e
Omd
Sound."
Tbe
Jhntt
Child
and
-Grace
be
to
Tou.V
Heard
to
good
advantage
in
solos
were
Uiss
Joan
Arthur.
"Se
Amid
the
Wln-teTm
Snow";
Ulas
Beulah
UcKtnley.
Tbe
Angel
Song";
and
Uiss
Betty
Cameron.
Thou
Didst
leave."
In
tbe
evening,
the
Senior
Chotr
sang
tbe
an-ihema,
There
Were
Shapberds.-
and
"It
Came
Cpon
a
Midnight
Clear."
while
setabu
were:
Miss
E
Davlee.
J.
jreed
with
tbe
cammlssioatts
that
it
i
-
Tesg.
Ura.
H.
U
Brockkaby
and
-iuW
have
been
safer
to
bare
used
tbe
j
hn
E-
Xavey.
the
last
mrattooed
be-.srth
channel
at
all
periods,
instead
ot
j
(
n
charge
of
the
choirs
at
both
Uy
at
nlghU
as
has
been
the
practice
moraine
and
ereninc
semces.
The
sub
ject
of
the:
pastor,
Bev.
J.
R.
FYUelL
In
the
roemtng
was
Tbe
Star."
and
in
the
eventog.
"Christmas
Olfta.
VrhjV
At
St.
Pasta
Lutheran
there
wa
a
fall
houe
lor
the
morning
service
with
special
Christmas
music.
Two
songs
were
sung
by
the
choir,
two
solas
by
Mrs
Carl
Dybharn.
and
a
Christinas
nrsam
by
.Rev.
John
H.
Hsnson.
his
object
being
"Jay
to
the
World."
At
the
Anguraa
Cathedral
there
were
.fecial
Cnrlslmat
servtce.
In
the
morning
the
choir
Jang
the
anthem.
"It
Came
Cpon
the
Knight
Clear."
with
Morris
BJjtt
in
the
sola
part.
Mrs.
Anderson
bo
aaag
a
solo.
.
In
the
evening
the
choir
sa&g
new
:axal
by
Caleb
Simper.
Large
congre
0
'it
fife
vwm,
to
malie
PURE
Wholesome
THE
wholesome
beers
made
for
the
people
of
British
Columbia
by
tbe
Vancouver
Breweries
Ltd..
Rainier
Brewing
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.,
Westminster
Brewery
LtdL,
Silver
Spri
n
ft
Brewery
Ltd,
Victoria
Phoenix
Brewery
Co.
LtdL,
are
not
made
in
a
day
or
a
week.
There
are
months
of
care
before
tbe
high
grade
grains,
choice
bops
and
pure
mountain
water
become
the
brilliant
and
full
flavored
beverage
that
to
PURE
BEER.
All
beers
made
by
the
above
Breweries
arc
fully
fermented
and
aged
for
months
before
they
reach
the
public.
They
win
not
continue
to
lerment
alter
you
dZin..
,hia?
they
do
not
esose
At
dll
Government
-,
the
ills
that
hastily
made,
badly
prepared
and
half
fermented
Stores
.
u
-
REWS"
re
Tttpo
DELIVERY
FREE
Drink
only
pure
beers
and
preserve
your
health
Wishing
A
Merry
Christmas
To
Everyone
This
advcrtisenKnt
is
not
published
or
displayed
bj
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
government
of
Bntuh
Columbia
Wanted
For
Sale,
For
Rent
v.ee
out.
to
U
CHRISTMAS
TREE
AT
ktv
1
1
iiTHFRAN
ruwm
as
a
11M
si
mm
W
W
V
V
mjaynhle
Time
Sprot
MsU
at
-"
s""sw
aKvanai
mvy
1
waHt
1
rvrar
night
at
St.
Paul
Lutheran
Church
Has
with
a
splendid
program
of
music
and
recnstlons
by
the
children
and
members
of
the
chocr.
Following
the
prtgram
the
tree
was
unloaded
and
ansch
merriment
prevailed:
The
hall
waa
aeO
rilled
and
-the
chfidren
had
a
wonderful
ttne.
The
program
fallows:
Proorssicnal
"Come
Mther
ye
Welcome
speech
Edith
sutler.
Oospet
message.
LfSUn
Hanson.
Prayer
Rev.
J.
Hanson,
Welcome
song
Sunday
school.
Prophetic
words
Sunday
school.
Catechigatloa
ASte
Halberg
and
s-jadsy
SehooL
'
Building
the
Arch
of
OJery
Gudrun
Wtllia.
Why
do
beOs
ring
for
Cbrlstmaar
Marion
Westgaard.
Song
by
Choir
"Joy
to
the
World."
"We
carry
lights
for
Jests."
Eight
little
children.
"Peace
on
Earth"
Olgot
Olson.
,j
iBttrtraectal
(piano
solo)
ODtv
Drbbavbt'''
'
.-tSrandma'a
.Tetter"
Clara
wikdahL
The
Happy
Christmas
Come
Core
"."ore
"-
Siicdsy
school.
"Hsng
up
tbe
Babies"
Stocking"
llur-
rle
Hansoa.
Tbe
Angel
Song."
Four
hoys.
"Why
Christ
Came."
Mamie
Johnson.
"AH
In
a
stable
cold
and
bare"
Lyla
Jacobsan.
Song
Marie
Banton.
Margaret
John
son.
Sow?
by
eiolT
"BeautlfaJ
Saviour.'
Gocd
Iflght
dlalngue
eigerd
Johnson
Percy
Knutson
and
Ole
Dybhavn.
Psotomlme
"Holy
Might.
Silent
Nliht
by
nine
girls,
solo
part
by
Mrs.
SHIP
LAUDED
or
.raiM
and
Lsrs
Sather.
Oeorgetowa:
III
rrfc
I
a
A.
Saslth
aad
D-lll
ill
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
adratce.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
the
Cathedral
betag
la
the
laorn-
Rev.
W.
P.
Price
preached
&
Chi
It
U
ass
sermon
on
the
aahjees
-Ooda
Oroateat
Mlraste"
In
tbe
morning
at
Pint
Baptist
Chureh.
It
being
a
united
cerrice
for
Sunday
School
and
congre-ratten.
The
rvasUag
service
was
en-.irety
given
over
So
a
rausteal
prmrram.
'.
rectal
choir
of
child
ree
aad
aduMs
rendered
tbe
cantata
"Joy
to
the
World"
aad
there
were
anthems
ratified
Glory
to
Ood
in
the
Highest'
and
Cry
and
Shout.'
One
quartette
con-isted
of
Bev.
W.
P.
Price.
K.
W.
How-irt.
Mrs.
P.
C
Miner
aad
Mrs.
B.
W.
Howard,
another
of
Urs.
C.
tArkto.
Mnv
1
W.
Howard.
Rev.
W.
P.
Price
and
X
W.
Howard,
and
a
trio
was
made
up
ft
Mrs.
W.
P.
Price.
Mrs.
P.
C.
Mffier
JMI
Mia.
C.
Larkln.
Other
Items
oa
be
program
Included
a
solo
by
Msster!
Jarry
Quick,
reestatasaa
by
Adenai
bwfcer.
Kathetla
WUsoa
aad
Robert
3ttker'aad
a
chorus
by
a
caus
of
guia.
V.
Vsughaa
Danes
was
accampsnUt
ad
the
church
was
beautifully
decor-ted.
Oat
ot
tbe
largest
congregations
In
ears
attended
the
service
tn
the
Sal-fatten
Array
Citadel
oa
8uadey
even-ag.
Capt.
atohart.
local
comma
ads
at.
;ead
the
scripture
lesson
aad
gave
a
attafele
addreaa.
There
wua
a
cruar-ette
ccaslattac
of
A.
Uartln.
J.
Pitcher.
Fed
Harmon
aad
CapL-Stnhart.
.In
tbe
montl&g
at
Plrst
tmlted
Tmireh,
there
was
a
special
f
am
by
:be
Janlor
Choir
By
laeans
of
choruses
ukI
reettaHona
by
Saby
KrUuetky.
Itbel
RuaseO.
Mildred
Host.
Bixabeth
WUsocu
Arthur
Sfccnten.
Msoa
Yatrs.
"Vggy
Steen
and
Edith
WBfcinsoo.
the
CBristmas
story
waa
told.
la
tbe
after-
oat,
there
waa
a
special
WMte
OUt
-wice
for
ehlbtren.
a
UtUe
gtrl
bring
ing
to
a
baby's
crib
gifts
tor
distribu
tion
among
poorer
children
ot
tbe
city
and
district.
In
the
evening,
the
Junior
sad
senior
chairs
were
aambtned
In
musical
service.
Miis
Cathie
Irvine
be
ing
soloist
in
an
an
them.
At
the
morn-teg
service.
Bev.
A
WUson
spoke
on
tbe
subject
"Let
Qs
Now
Oo
Over
to
Beth-ebem"
and
in
the
evening
"On
Earth
Vace
and
OoodwUl
Toward
Men."
heascnal
services
with
special
masle
were
held
at
the
Catholic'
Church
where
Bishop
E.
M.
Bunoz.
assisted
by
Father
P.
J.
McOrath.
offlcUted.
Tbe
Chrlstun
Science
Society
studied
the
subject
"Christian
Science"
on
Christmas
Day.
WANTED
HELP
WANTED.
APPLY
INLANDER
U
FOR
SALE
SexIZ
SEINE
BOAT
AND
PACKER,
SO
lap.
heavy
oil
engine
aad
first
dass
troHrr.
cost
1
7
AX).
IS
months
atat
offered
tor
thirty
dart
oaty
at
IMOO.
Mali
Sesnc
boat.
M
lLax,
aaxfaae
S30000.
far
SO
ways
oaty.
48
bn
heavy
m
marine
or
eofine,
price
ItOO
Two
30-1
1.
Sabaoa
traOers.
T
lap.
aad
I
n
n&.
pnee
ao
aad
seuo.
it
hL
3-cyttader.
4
-cycle
Palroaassa-
Marse.
price
tSM.
20
hp.
2-cyteder
BuSalo
asariae
en-ftne
sun.
3O0
talhem
Sabaoa
aetae.
M
aseah
deep,
lifted
only
abort
at
1700.
Apply
J.
PMML
Baa
St.
city
FOR
SALE.
A
REAL
CHRISTMAS
SpeeUl.
Oerhard
Himasman
Ptoyer
Piano.
Seceodaaad
at
SKWjOO
oa
terms
Walker
Maato
Saare.
tf
1
OR
REST.-
FOR
RENT
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
807.
HOC6E
FOR
RENT
ROOMS
A
NO
BATH.
Apply
Munro
Bras.
U
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
HOUSC
Apply
31S
Fourth
Ave
Ess.
tf
LOST
LOST.
SMALL
OOLD
PIN
BfTT
With
pesrte.
with
Mack
.border.
Between
Government
wharf
sad
riaan
Rapert
Hotel.
Ftnder
please
retwa
to
Dally
News
of&ce.
Rt
seed.
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
IL
3.
rtn.iKr.iia
Rearral
Handy
Mao
ru
raves
and
Stoves
Cleaned
and
Re
paired.
Chlmnlea
dwept.
Cemetery
Plots
Cared
Po-
Phone
Red
3U.
Prthce
RuperL
8C
IIOlE
rt
RNIIIIMI
Chesterfield
suites.
aattes.
Barrymore
carpets,
wmlaut
-
m.
walnut
vanity
dreswts.
floor
lamps,
upbolstrred
cane
chairs,
beds.
blankets,
loudfe.
raages.
hrkk
lined
neatera.
mats
linoleum.
Treat
yourself
t
a
New
Tears
OUt!
.
VtKENZIC
it
RMTI
RC
Phone
775
EXCHANGE
John
Dybhavn.
Closing
remarks
Pastor.
Benediction.
D-strlbuUon
of
gifts.
)''"i-J'
oougi.1
sna
soia
ana
exensazca.
Player
Piano
and
Two
Cash
Reglsterr
in
stock.
p.tp.tnort:iri
titnts
KB
Third
Ave.
rtMme
IK
Every
Day
It
IMlU.tR
nt
at
THE
POU.tR
STORE.
25
per
cent
Discount
on
an
Stamped
Ofods
Nothing
Over
a
Dollar.
IM1M1SION
rt'RNITl'RE
EXCIIANfiU
N.
PESOt
Rnr..
rroreletar
144
Third
Avenue
.We
Buy.
Sell
or
Exchange
anything.
Phase
Itiark
4tl
XMA
AM
XE1V
TEAR
'PEfHU
I
have
only
a
limited
number
ot
O
CM
Bicycles
and
Joyeyclea
the
rerf
thing
to
make
tbe
youngster
happy
for
the
whole
coming
year.
Prices
from
133
to
S6QQ0.
A
small
eaab-
payment
down,
balance
monthly.
.
Sea
m
BetwT
SI
TOM
IttLUVCrR
.
31S
Fifth
SlreeL
PhMe
Blue
?3
Rabtjl
b.
M.
Pattlnsky
of
Vaneourrr
ler
Vsnroeter
Tusaaay
riaasy
as
P
Saturday-
s
Xov
SO-ss
1
Dee
21
m
I
rsan
Va-Mater
anda.r
-at
,
Wednesday
Saiurday.
w
1
Saturday
as
p-Nov
M
as
f
Dec
17-os
Pr
Dec
SI
as
V-
Ttissday
as
I'M
A)t
and
!'
-
Sunday-
fi-
Wednesday
w
t
lria
tnyos
and
Tbeadcy
c-
Prtdsy
as
Pr
lac
Queen
tlurl
ROOMS
FOR
REfiT
8TEAU
HEATED.
Dee
a
aa
f
hot
aad
eotd
water.
Apply
CM
Third
Dec
17--a
T
Avenue,
at
room
between
aad
1.
j
t
ree
queen
c
auuioiiw
evenlaga.
MS,
rc
i.aa.
pr
;
.
Aparimeala
by
the
Nov
as
as
Pr
.
Dec
17
Dec
Si
Om
AUsI
Nov
Dw
31
To
To
Q
High
Low
arrived
In
the
city
from
tbe
south
on.
Law
Pr.:
Pr:
Aayov,
Alice
rrewlev
Soadays
Artid,
Lctud
Found,
ii
STEAMSHIP
MOYDIEiU
I
t
'
a
,k
a
a
-3
'
U
"
h
P
u
u
at
au
la
lr
Pwrt
StatpMHi
an4
sm
klm-
rrota
Port
MasBea
sa
Vui
tim.
'
a.-...
a.
It,
...
.
sU
MAIL
SCHEDULE
re
IW
Et
Msswiaya.
orroniB
lM
the
Eat
Tbesawa.
Thuixis
dot
To
Vaoewater
TUeadaya
.
Satardsys
CJ-JL
Nov
SO
Df
21
Ttalaa.
Moods
r
Satardsys
...
rrei
Vsnrwstrr
Saadsya
Saturdays
OJJL
Wow
.
Tralaa.
Seadsys.
days
r
i
-
Arm.
'
caul
Wednetdsys
..
rroa
taea.
Alice
Ana
rrraiier
TBrwSsys
Friday
Ta
Na
River
Potiils
Saadava
rrm
Rltft
Peiats-
Taesday
T"
Alasji
Polals
Nov.
36.
Dee.
17
snl
M
rrom
Alaaa
Potni
k-m
aa
rvc.
21
1
n
1
.
la-r
the
Ta'
Msadsya.
Wednesdsys
St
1130
am.
Frew
tbe
Toesdsja.
Thursdsys.
at
3.30
pnv
rt
I
u
l
01
r.
IH
.,0.ST,
Ol
i
jo
u
I
it
r'H
UHSt
rtmaber
1
and
1
'
rrma
leea
TtarMIe
!''
Dreeeatxr
1
and
1
CilR.
TRAINS
TirsntT.
J.
l
3
45
m
IM
m
M
OA
n
m
Htirntv.
ncrEMW
High-
3B,J"
low
P-"
10:1S
am
led
a
the
baptism
of
the
Infant
son
of
'
TBI
R"ntV.
ntfEMiu-"
Mr
and
Mrs.
A.
W
Upala.
IS01
Ora-
Big
5
1
a
m
ham
Avenue
which
took
place
Tester-
.,
16
j
Z.
"
day.
and
win
mum
south
on
the
Low
Camosun
tonight
I
'
!
I
It
urflfl
el'l
r
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES,'
sit
II'
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4l1
If
'
a