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SIX
Radio
"B"
Power
in
its
highest
devel-
.
if
'
m
a
opment
power
that
gives
continuous,
mml
a
hum-free
reception
from
both
local
Mml
jk
and
distant
stations.
Economical
J
Iks
power,
too.
You'll'
be
agreeably
sur-
mM$
MS
prited
how
long
Eveready
Layerbilt
Mmm
'MttCrieS
opcratc
our
set
Ih
mMm
i
MsHg
Ask
your
dealer.
lie
will
tell
JfMfl
IBS
you
that
his
customers
come
in
Mmai
i
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s.
.
iWew
Y
earls
Gift
GIVE
A
YEAR'S
SUBSCRIPTION
to
the
Prince
Rupert
DAILY
NEWS
Y&mt
a
miftabfe
gift
A
gift
thntoiimfi
etery
day
for
a
year,
and
rerowHttlIie
How
pliipbtfol
they
will
be
to
receive
Northern
British
Columbia's
news-papeiitery
day!
PHONE
9S
WHILE
YOU
STILL
THINK
OF
IT!
S
NS
m
ihia
cop
nti
BEAR,
few
montha
timli
ANCHOR.
iKkr
looct
MUSHROOM,
a
qutteli
WEIGHING
SCALES,
a
Uw
mil
KANGAROO.
btninaa-tin
I
HARE,
ta
abarnt
IrWnd
will
mum
Rrawtihrr
iti
ligni
and
watch
font
Matluri'a
Bat
cup.
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON
GIVES
ANNUAL
MESSAGE:
i
Qi
ocas'
and
from
that
acquaintance
there
has
devtloped
a
feeling
of
confidence,
respect
-and
friendship.
I'eolile
who
re
:Uneonirenial
do
notrworjc
well
toimher,
iliiaTuej
t:
Kt&
itheftMfcrT
NStToiial
therefore,
est'
iuBet
bf
Hallways
"There
is
plenty
of
room
in
Canada
and
quite
sufficient
opportunity
to
satisfy
all
those
various
interests
which
are
in
pursuit
of
wealth,
power
and
in-1
I
luen'.-e.
without
resorting
to
predatory
method
8i
Intolerance,
one
towards
another,
this
amities
1
improved
service
to
the
public,
1
in
the
service
of
the
company,
i
irrespective-
of
the
department
in
1
r,
.
.
.
'
.
I
which
he
is
employed,
will
eel
Amentia
continent-
Witfrfafcl-XhAf,
Jsv
againJbat
those
sh
years
a
great
deal;
has-.
been-
isetompflahed,
but
Ehere
il
KtiiJ
much
more
to
bet'
done;
Because
a
railway
is
never
finished
i:nd
nevr
achieves
perfection.
It
may
bs
worth
while
to
examine
both
of
these
aspects
of
our1
corporate
existence.
"First
and
foremost,
a
schema
'
of
organization
for
the
transaction
oi
the
company's
affairs
'has
been
developed
i
em
lines,
and
we
along
mod-belfev
it
;to
be
...j.sonabIy
efficient
Of-,
fleers?
have
been
selected
to
various
(
nosvs
and.
are
well
settled
in
their
respective
duties.
By
no
i
means
the
most
important
de-
lai
tmtht
of
our
organization
!
are
such
as
the-
Bdreau
of
Eeon-
I
omics
and
the
Bureau
of
Natural
Resources,
whfeh
are
constn
i
studying
imnrovad
transportat-j
ion
method
anC
new
avenues
:
for
the
dwelopnient
not
only
of
the
lnrshiets
of
the
railway
but
the
business
of
the
Nation,
i
"A
business
enterprise
is
Mice
luny
citizen,
in
that
it
must
have
principles
of
conduct
and
the
:
public
judges
the
individual
and
the
corporation
by
those
principles.
They
are
not
to
be
found
in
the
articles
of
corporation
or
in
the
b
of
the
company.
They
are
unwritfcn
formulas
which
the
company
adopts
in
ite
ceajings
within
Its
own
eireie
and
with
the
pubjic
at
large.
;
What
are
these
prfneipfea?
They
are:
five
Principles
"Firstly,
to
furnish
to
the
public
-of
Onada
a
good
brand
of
transport
tifen
year
by
year.
Seeonuiy,
to
aaatat
in
the
development
of
each
community
.served
by
the
company.
-Thirdly,
both
as
a
ompany
officersT-andi
emnievee.
duci-burt.reaudns
with
the
imbue
with
such
courtesy
and
de-
tfrc
tgierjre
as
will
enhance
the
FrWtation
of
the'
Canadian
Nat-i.
final
llhilways,
ad
attract
busi-vsM
ta
our
lines.
!
"Fourthly,
to
deal
justly
and
in
a
kindly.
spirit
with
all
individuals
and
group
of
individuals
in
the
service
of
the
company.
FiftMv.
to
ev&r
VeeD
in
mind
.
Hhar'tJie
railway
4a
the
tf
the
i'0ple
of
Oan&da,
dedieateT
to
the
welfare
Dominion
in
a
larger
sense
than
purely
i
elfish
motives
might
demand.
"To
lm
sure,
there
will
always
be
differences
of
opinion
with
respet?
to
whether
or
not
we
are
fu.j
,dhering
to
these
prin-ciiftos.
will
not
always
be
possible
to
satisfy
every
individual
and
every
Interest
"Perhaps
the
greatest
thini?
that
has
been
accomplished
in
the
last
nix
years
is
that
all
of
those
in
the
services
of
the
company,
irrespective
of
rrink,
have
be
come
acquainted
with
each
other
nf
thd
family
spirit.
;uhstantral'
Surplus
j
"We
are
within
few
days
of!
the
end
of
the
most
successful
tar
experienced
by
the
Canad-mn
National
Railways.
From
avery
iftoinV
of
i
view
the
railway
will
meet
the
fixed
charges
en
itsi
,
funded,
debt
in-the
hands-of
the
public,
and
in
addition
will
have
a
substantial
surplus.
This
result
has
in
no
sense
been,
at
the
expense
of
the
property,
because
the
property
itself
is
in
matei
tally
better
condition
than
it
was
ix
years
ago.
The
company
is
rwtyfftg
higher
wages
to
its
employees
than
at
that
time
and
Jkia
good,
not
only
for
the
:atfon
itself,
but
also
for
every
itfzen
of
Canada,
irrespective
of
"
eeymphieat
loeatfon
or
any
af-.
illation,
Fndeed
we
have
reached
Ifrff
ro'flt
when
I
think
the
Canadiar
..-.tioaa1-
tiailways
may
b
eAsilf.4
regarded
as
a
national
asset
Thtfil
'iheri,'
'repnisents
the
gift
which
those
in
the
employ
of
the
Canad-an
National
Railways,
,
thrbugh
rfix.
years
of
hard
,and
anxious
work,
are
able
to
present
tq
the
jeople
of
the
Dominion,
and
it
fs
a
record
of
which
you
may
all
o
proud.
The
task
is
by
no
neans
finfshed.
It
never,
will
'm
finished.
Year
by
yean
we
must
Improve
our
service
and
ck
constantly
better
facilities
nd
mere
improved
methods.
"I
heartily
congratulate
the
officers
and
employees
of
the
Can-ttan
National
Railways
on
their
Pficient
and
devoted
services
ring
the
year
about
tor
cjose
yf
T
xrMt
to
you
all
a
Happy
New
Year."
ilEFERICKSONf
CHRISTMAS
TREE
ucal
N'Urweglans
Celebrated
Yulepde
With
Notable
Function
Last
Night
in
Moe
Hall
,
and
k1VTmiat
ano
r
TVtincwjJtmj
IBSlUflKRl
in
lOBIlOOSt
oi
inf
HhB
Try
ffeetieif
griefcsoiavSociety.
It
wa
a
highly
successful
arm
ewjeyaMe
affair
and
one
of
the
notable
events
of
the
present
festive
seakon.
The
program
evened
with.
th
iwging
of
M0
Canada
and
the
Norwegian
national
anthem,
"Ja
V!
Ehtker
."
An
address
of
wel
?ome
was
given
by
Pete
Sunder
and
and
Mrs'.
Jarvis
McLeod
ang
n
Norwegian
solo
with
splen-
Ikl
voice
and
precision.
The
ad-4
dress
of
the
evening
was
given
by
'".ck
Selvig,
president
of
the
Liefl
Kricksen
Seeiety.
and
Mrs.
F.
W
Allen
sang
vocal
solos
in
her
usua
fine
voice.
There
was
a
recita
tion
by;
.KarLJDybhavn
and.avqcft"
solo
bMrs.
IaN;
Dyblmvn,'
tio
bf
whfehvere
much.enioved.
ah
th
ajencibftge
engaged,
witff.lttsf'
In
the
'ceremony
of
marching
the
family
snirit
-which
is
theieX-Hrrounta
ihe
Chriitmas
tree'.
Pleas
ptessio'
of
that
.confidence.
'es-iHig
tfUln
musk
was
played
b
pect
p
'
friendship
to
which
I
Die
Paiitad
nrKr
acco-dion
solo
have
r
it
alludeq.
St
long
as
we
a;
e
afte
to
,
maintain
and
nrtngheir
.that
'hrit
we
shaft
.h.ve'
rorae
i
lono
W')y'townr's
by
Mr..'
Plleberg,
a
young
Nor
tcgn.Viiho
is
on
his
way
to
!Petersbiirg,
'Alsk,-
were
render
k.I
.uuiA.TL
.1.111
Hmlratlng
friction
'in
bur
own.
.
Aft'TW
prpgeain
was
complet-
mahine,"
and
eutrfuee
compel
ion
-with
good
humor
and
confid
nee.
rm
reilreshtneivU
jvere
89"
ved.
an"
th
dancer
which.''
ewsued1
was-
is
progress
unlirS
a
.
nr.
J.
K.
GORDON
HOST
TO
MANY
iititlly
to
Industrial
activity.
Terrace-
Resident
Entertnimr
Oh
religiouff
fervor
and
racial
prides
(.hristmas.
fcve
w
Most
individuals
nd
groups
Of
Usual
Individuals
.beeommatrnufleiinme.
,
j
"
-'V
if
t.thing
Woi!iwhen
thev
iTEI&iACE,
De2IH
JH
reac
for
&
attempt
to
secuieWrwfjPf
the
TttgEelllote
more
thaw
thefr
share.
Of
course
host
again
this
yeaPat
a
Christ-
"piW'ona
m
to
what
is
a
fair
mas
Eve
dinner
party,
when,
he
hance
and
enernetic
and
health-
had
as
his
guests
20
of
the
"older
f
ul
competition
is
by
no
means
bachelors
of
the
district,
And
from!
to
be
condemned.
The
traffic
the
time
they
entered
the
dining
officer
quite
properly
-feels
thflt'Jroonr
singing,
"Hail,
Hail-
the
his
fair
share
of
any
particular!
Gang's
All
H6re,"
until
the
eve-bus.ness
is
100
per
cent
and.j
King's,
entertalnment
ended-
at
there
is
no
objection
to
striving'
midnight
with
"AuJd.
Lang
Syne,"
for
the
whole
of
It
by
fair
meth
ods.
Such
competitive
activity
results,
amongst
other
things,
in
there
was
not
.one
dull
rnoment.
Following
a
bountiful
Christina
dinner
ah
impromptu
program
of
toasts,
songs,
recitations,
dances,
and
I
hope
that
every
irfdivrdual!
etc,
was
enj&yed.
Mr.
uoraon
s
guesis
were
W.
Parlser.
James
Nelson,
T.
M.
Turner,
John
Hepburn,
E-.
Lai
that
day
by
day
he
caw
contrib-
j
Plante,
E.
M.
Lawrence,
Octove
'
way
as
a
complete
transportation,)
nfo
ute
anma-fhim
something.
irtiNh
which,
wfTl.
will,,
rlrtfv
directly
:'
Gngne
C.ntrn,,
Sin
Rii
Norris,
Nnrri'
Jnrritt
James
Burns,
Hums.
unit
We
represent,
therefore,
;
or
indirectly,
bring1-
truffle,,
both
(
John
Warne,
J.
McLaren
(musi-the
largeik
but
at
the
san
time
j
freight
and
passenger,
to
theician),
A.
A.
McDonald,
George
MumockitcLeod
William
Thompson,
Dave
Wilson,
J.
W.
Graham
and
A.
MeGilvra.
Appreciation
6f
Mr.
Gordon's
kindness:
and-
Yhoughtfulness
in
thus
providing
a
real,
Christmas
treat
and
very
enjoyable
evening's
entertainment
wa
heartily
voiced
i.TJ
Whtrf
L..L
se-vT?
per
10
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JV
grd
Ay.
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h
St.
noats
every
was
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la
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G.
P.
a
S.
PRINCESS
NORAH
Before"
the
guests
departed.
j
i
-
i
Newest
of
the
British
Columbia
Coast
StcHnhmW
-'
il
?m
lce
s
vessels,
Dune
lor
use
on
tne
veat
coast
of
Vancouver
Traham
St,
Ula
Av.
B
OO
1X9
Island
by
Fairfieltls,
of
Govan,
Scotland.
The
Nor-'
at
,
,
am.
at
b.o4
ist
iled
from
the
Clyde
on
November
21
under
command
n
nwv;
oinrarouM
....
Jau
vjujuuiuia
Via
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OailUI.
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cnaaii'
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in
unmu
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tit.
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Owe
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;
tn,
am.
a
Cottrw
at
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7.00
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TJf
ajt,ttort.
10
Jbkz
was
born
in
Kirvi.t
(i,.
satras
oi
years
a?o,
itr
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tilffin
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actremt.
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8a
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sra
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a
rmwj
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t.
av
one
of
tne
tlagu-s
I.Mr,,!,,,,
i,
ioa
u
inion.
1
-a
"WTHEN
you
sort
out
the
soiled
,
.
clothes
from
the
hampei,
try
to
decidewhich
articles
cost
so
little
that
you
can;
aflord
to
endanger-
them
by
washing
them
with
anything
but
Lux.
Shirts,
pyjamas,
house
dresses,
the
children's
clothes,
sheets,
linens,
just
think,
how
quickly
they
t&tal
up
to
$100
or
over.
You
kn$bf
b&m
Lmx
turns
your
fine
silks
ami
ebifim,
ymr
soft
wmtkm
ktffa
dm
ahSys
kJung
tike
new
I
Why
mt
km
it
far
tke
mry
day
tbinp
m?
Because
they've
learned
it
is
true
economy;,
the
thnftiest
women
are
now
plunging
the
regular
family
wash'
ing,
every
stitch
of
it,
into
bt.Hb;mg,
penetrating
Lux
suds
each
week,
loix
saves
many,
many
doHars
by
prolong'
ing
the
usefulness
of
both
simple
and
costly
fabrics.
rlh
many
homes
Lux
alone
w
useJ
for
the1
whole
famfly
vah,
,weck
in
ind
week
out,
at
a.
real
saving.
You,
too,
wil
find
tat
to
use
Tux
for
everything
waihable
is
cheaper
in
the
end.
t
'
"
Use
nothing
W
LUX
jtf
LEVIS.
BROTHERS
UMITnD
TORONTO
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