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SI2
DAILY.
NtW3
SAILS
ON
MAIDEN
VOYAGE
REVIEW
OF
MUNICIPAL
CONTESTS
IN
htfjuv-friiwiiwiiw
PAST
SHOWING
MAYORS
AND
THEIR
VOTE
JlBBBSSMSSSSSSSSSSSSMHSSISISSSSMa'SMMSBSaa
SINCE
INCORPORATION
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
DEM
'
'
The
R.M.S.
Lady
Nelson,
one
of
the
five
new
vessels
built
for
the
Canadian
National
Steamship!
Fieot,
in
accordance
with
the
Canada
West
Indies
Treaty,
saili
from
Halifax
on
her
maiden
trip
on
December
14ft.
The
photograph
shows
the
Lady
Nelson
on
her
arrival
in
Canada
from
Greet
Britain,
where
she
was
built,
and
inset,
her
skipper,
Captain
J.
M.
lielth
The
new
ships
are
of
8,000
tons
and
their
passenger
accommodation
was
designed
specially
for
tropical
trawl.
Already
a
number
of
winter
tours
from
Canada
to
the
West
Indies
have
been
booked
for
the
various
sailings
of
these
new
steamships.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
THE
DAINTIEST
HKEAKI'
AST
FOOD.
Smoked
Daily
y
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
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Tractors
BIGGER
THAN
THE
WEATHER!
A
Size
for
Every
Use
A
Hundred
Uses
for
Every
Size
Z
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TWENTY,
THIRTY,
SIXTY
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QUICKER
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and
Prices
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Distributors
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C.
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northern
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llulldlnc
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Htatlon
htrrrt
Norman
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Tnlckluink.
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Ilnirte
i
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C.
Hint.
Manairr
.
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National
Steamships
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Rupert
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AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
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20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Eu.-tlneers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith.
Pattern
r
,
makers.
Founders,
Wood
worker.
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
nil
kinds
ol
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
388
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
Telephone
the
office
if
your
paper
does
not
arrive
4ta.
another
municipal,
election
campaign
will
soon
ue
m
progress
in
rrince
KUperr.,
tne
present
mayor,
Colonel
S.
P.
McMordie.
D.
S.
0.,
having
announced
his
in
tention
of
seeking
re-election,
a
review
of
past
contests
since
the
incorporation
of
the
city
in
1910
may
prove
of
interest.
Jbx-Aid.
m.
m.
Stephens
is
also
announced
as
a
candidate
against
Colonel
McMordie
and
the
report
is
,
1aV.it-ih.st
r
a-
t
i
i
;
again
revivea
mat
n.x-iviayor
a.
m.
iNewton,
wno
nas
ai
ready
served
eight
terms,
may
,
once
more
be
in
the
field.
No
Qy
Council
1921
.!-
1
-
I
t
'
oiner
canaiaa.es
are
ueing
sen-
fi,
Knchester
498
ously
mentioned.
Q.
W.
Nickerson
454
I'rince
Rupert
has
so
far
gone
Alierrnen:
J.
II.
Kelly,
S.
15.
to
the
polls
nineteen
times
to
elect
Parker,
ti.
J.
Friazell,
George
W.
a
mayor
ana
aiuermamc
uoaru.
Korr
John
Dybhavn,
T.
W.
Sil-Mr.
Newton
has
been
elected
write.
C.
C.
Perry,
M.
J.
Mc-
eigni.
timed,
umer
mayors
anu
NoilL
their
periods
of
service
have
beeh
as
follows:
Hty
Council,
1922
Fred
Stork,
one
term;
William
H.
C.
Kooheater
Manson,
one;
T.
D.
Pattullo,
one;
S.
P.
M
Mordie
818
M.
P.
McCnffery,
two;
Thomas
Aldermen:
C.
C.
Perry,
John
McClymont,
three;
II.
B.
Roches-
Dybhavn
R.
A.
McLeod.
Theo
ter,
two;
Colon!
McMordie.
one,
Holm
C
W.
Kerr.
T.
W.
Following
are
tfce
resalts
of
-ersldiK.
I.
11.
Kelly,
W.
H.
Mont-
1
-I
1Q1A.
-...
eiciwiui
'()
wye
miv.
i"iitrj.
City
Council
1910
!
City
Council,
192
For
mayor
.
r
8i
M.
Newton
,
.
S01
Fred
Stork
&6V
W.
H.
Montgomery
816
Win.
Manson
468
Jakn
Dybhavn
269
Aldermen
F.
II.
Mobley
Dr.
Aldermen:
S.
W.
iincdonnR
G.
A.
A.
Mclntyre,
T.
D.
Pattullo,
H.
Munro.
Theo
Coljaft,
Alex
W.
P.
Lynch,
A.
R.
Barrow,
V.
Mackenzie,
M.
M.
Stephens.
John
W.
Smith,
J.
H.
Hllditch,
G.
R.
Currfe,
R.
F.
Perry.
J.
A.
Smith.
Naden.
my
council,
luz-i
City
Council
1911
jS.
M.
Newton
468
Wm.
Manson
429
M.
.
Stephens
8Tf)
F.
H.
MoWey
&ft4
Aldermen:
S.
D.
Macdonald,
Hamilton
Douglas
.
It
The
Collnrt.
G.
B.
Casey,
R.
T.
Aldermeh
V.
W.
Smith,
Q.
W.
(Parry,
P.
M.Mordie.
C.
V.
Kerr.
D.
W.
Mftrrtsfey,
J.
A.Km,
F.
E.
Claop,
J.
A.
Smith.
Kirkpatrick,
J.
II.
HUdlfceh,
S.
M.I
,
unie
v.ouarx
sub
City
Council
'191
2
Aldermen:
W.
M.
Brown.
G.
B.
p.
M.
Newton
...
....
687
T-aaey,
John
McKechnie,
S.
P.
.pi,
rjuuiicn
.
.
..
i,..,
eu
jair.iire.
n.
r.
lerry,
uscar
Aldermen
L.
BulIoek-Webster.tlJknotk,
M.
M.
Stenbena,
J.
A.
Hamilton
Douglas,
Dr..
W.
B,
layton,
j.
uyonavrt,
i.
n.
Aian-
land,
G.
W.
Krr
D.
Vf
Marria-
sey,
W.
H.
Montgomery.
City
Council
1913
T.
D.
Pattullo'
'.
506
City
Council
191S
S.
M.
Newton
acclamation
Aldermen
T.
It.
Maitland,
G.
IV
L'..
Tl,n-,...
f
t
nieoi,
.
ii.
AioniKomery,
a,
w.
Edge,
D.
W.
Morriasay,
.Willium
iJevertdge.
City
Council
1916
M.
P.
McCaffery
.
S4Gj
AlrSlffs'
Me&iwnV
1
City
Council
1917
!
M.
P.
McGaffery
437
W.J.
Mculcheon
2l
Aldermen
Thomas
MeClymont.
R.
J.
D.
Smith,
0.
II.
Nelson,
D.
C.
McRae,
W.
'IL
Montgomery,
John
Dybhavn,
George
B.
Casey,
Thomas
McMeekin.
City
Council
1918
Thomas
McClymont
212
O.
II.
Nelson
172
W.
H.
Montgomery-.vr
.......
182
S.
M.
Newton
100
Aldermen
II.
B.
Rochester,
G.
B.
Casey,
R.
J.
D.
Smith,
John
Dybhavn,
D.
C.
MoRae,
Thoman
McMeekin,
W.
J.
Klrkpatrlek,
W.
G.
B&rrie.
City
Council
1919
Thomas
McClymont
.'.
24S
SsJU.
Newton
94
W.
II.
Montgomery
'165
Aldermen
G.
B.
Casey,
II.
Rochester,
John
Barrie,
C.
C.
Perry,
D.
&
McRae,
Thomas
McMeekin
W.
G.
Barrie,
W.
J.
Kirkpatrick.
City
Council
1920
Thomas
McClymont
880
S.
M.
Newton
288
W.
II.
Montgomery
Ill
Aldermen--H.
B.
Rochester,
C
C.
Perry,
John
Curric,
John
Dybhavn,
G.
B.
Casey.
G.
W.
Kerr,
W.
H.
Wilson-Muri-uy,
J.
C.
McLennan.
City
Council,
12C
S.
M.
.
Newton
491
8.
P.
McMordie
40
Aldeitnen:
Joseph
Greet:,
B-
f-
Perry,:
M.
M.
Stephens,
Oscar
S.
M.
Newtoo
.
.
3SS
Larson.
W.
J.
Oreer,
W.
M.
Aldermen
M.
P.
McCaifery,'
Brawn.
G.
B.
Casey
John
Mc
j.
W.
Kerr,
George
Leek,
John
!
Kechnie.
T)ybhavn,
L
Ilullock-Webster,
Douglas
Sutherland,
G.
K.
Nadao.
T.
R.
Malttahd.
City
Council
1914
S.
M.
Newton
fitt
T.
D.
Pattullo
441
Aldermen
T.
R
.
MaWand,
G.
W.
Kerr,
Thomas
MeClymont,
W.
H.
Montgomery,
John
Dybhavn,
D.
W.
Mordasey,
Victor
3s8o-Bert,
D.
II.
Maniaon.
City
Council,
192"
S.
M
Newton,
acclamation.
Alderman:
W.
J.
Greer.
W.
M.
Brown,
G
P.
Tinker.
P.
H.
Lin-ay.
Joseph
Greer,
R.
F.
Parry,
M.
M.
Stephens,
Oscar
Larson.
City
Council,
1928
8.
P.
McMordie
859
!M.
M.
Stephens
807
Jos.
Greer
9
Aldermen:
Theo
Collart,
Frank
IMbb
A.
J.
Prudhomme.
G.
W.
Rudd
'iiam.
W.
J.
Greer.
W.
M.
Brown,
G.
P.
Tinker,
P
H.
Lin-
MIDNIGHT
FIRE
CAUSES
DAMAGE
Hi
J.
D.
Bmllh,
O.
II.
Msm.'W.
'
aw
a
m
a
mt
IL
Montgomery,
it.
B.
Caavy,
John!
r,,u
oi
Mysterious
-
ur.in
Fire
of
mysterious
origin
at
mi'lt
kbt
Huturdnv
did
conafder-able
ilnmaRe
to
the
interior
and!
stock
of
the
8.
C.
Fur
Co.'a
store
on
Third
Avenue,
near
the
corner
of
Fou.th
Street,
and,
hd
it
not
been
caufht
in
time,
might
have
been
attended
with
much
more
serinuK
results
in
that
part
of
the
business
section.
F.
K.
Robertson,
manager
of
the
I
Roy.il
Bank
of
Canada,
af
he
wrm'
pasHing
at
12:20
a.m.,
noticed
smoke
and
flames
inside
the
store
J
and
rushed
up
to
the
Fire
Hall
to
turn
in
a
artlll
alarm.
The
atore
Inside
waa
In
flames
when
the
de-1
partment
arrived
on
the
scene
and
1
lit
necessary
to
break
in
the;
Itf'.or
to
make
entry.
The
blase!
'
w
soon
subdued
with
the
uae
of
chemicals
and
the
e
was
no
dam
age
to
adjoining
premises.
Fur
good
in
the
store
aln
figured
in
.
the
loss.
The
fire
department
and
the
proprietor.
A.
Richmond,
were
unable
to
account
for
the
Ktartlng
of
the
bbtze.
Co
-
sa
i
4
re
throats
Quickly
relieved
'
by
rubbing
on
W
VapoRuh
a
.
.i
Ladies'
Pullover
Sweaters
2
Ladies'
Bloomei's
PVom
85C
t0
$1J5
Ladies'
Hosiery
Venus
and
Milo.
Per
pair
1,00
Flowers
35C
T0
$1.25
SkHp
r
h
w
.
From
Saturday,
Decembers
at
9
o'chek
until
Monday
December
24th
im
REDUCTIONS
ON
OUR
RNTIRE
STOCK
LADIES'
COATS
'
From
t0
S50.00
INDIES'
DRESS
I5S
In
Silk,
Wool,
Georgette
'
and
Velft,
I-ADIES'
HATS
AH
One
Price
$2.15
Ladies'
Nighl-Fnm!
Jf
to
$5?5
Ladies'
Vesip
.
vi
..
0
Ladies'
Brassiere?
0
Handkerchiefs
.
i5C
2
"P"
COME,
SEE,
AND
BE
SATISFIED
DEM
IRS
.
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A.
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PEN
CO.
OF
CANADA,
Limited
60t2
FRONT
ST.
WEST,
TORONTO
Proclaimed
to
the
world
as
the
gift
that
rinfes
true
A
Rift
that
is
to
be
a
constant
reminder
of
the
fclver
must
be
dependable.
The
ShesfTer
Lifetime
pen,
unconditionally
guaranteed
for
a
lifetime,
has
taken
an
outstanding
place
emonfe
the
world's
commercial
mas
terpieces
because
it
is
dependable.
And
so
with
the
Sheafler
Titan
pencil.
Both
are
built
like
mn&niCcent
pieces
of
fine
machinery.
Iridium
and
Waipalumin
are
almost
precious
metals
skillfully
used
in
their
exacting
construction.
These
are
enduring
remem-
trances
beautiful
&ifta
of
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discriminating
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fawn
At
better
uvrti
tverywhtrt
PC
NS
PENCILS
SKRIP
v
Shaeffer
Pens
are
sold
by
ROSE,
COWAN
&
LATTA,
LIMITED
STATION
ICRS
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PRINTERS,
THIRD
AVENl'E,
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