takf:
eight
.Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
Westholme
Theatre
WEDNESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
AT
71
M.
"
GRAND
DOUHLE
HOLIDAY
HILL
AT
7:20
P.
M.
Marie
Prevost
in
"The
Rush
Hour"
AT
8:45
P.
M.
Irene
Rich
in
"Craig's
Wife"
Warner
Baxter
and
Big
Cast
COMEDY
"HOT
SCOTCH."
"FELIX"
(The
Cat)
COMEDY-CARTOON.
SELECTION
"Half
Past
Eight,"
Westholme
Orchestra.
35c
and
10c.
THE
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
and
Staff
EXTEND
GREETINGS
AND
WISH
ALL
THEIR
FRIENDS
THE
COMPLIMENTS
OF
THE
SEASON
PHONE
9
3RD
AVENUE
AND
FULTON
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
hillings
from
I'rlnre
IGUrU
Fur
VAMOlVtll.
VICTORIA.
itwauon
l!ay,
llutrUale.
Aim
1UJ,
Me.
TurMluy.
p.m.
Kor
VAMOlVKIt,
VRTORIA.
Itul'dalc.
.Mcrt
rtn.
etc
trhtey
mldnltht.
tot
ALU
fc
.Yit.H.
ANYO.V
HTbWAK't.
HALKt
Isl-M,
POUT
CIMI'fO.V
XAAS
KIVKK,
Sunday.
8
p.m.
123
Sad
Avfbuc.
it.
M.
rt.MiTIl,
Aim,
rrlm
llu.rrt.
lit'.
Through
Htrl
auM
.o
Victoria
and
MJlllr,
and
baffcace
tfceekfd
i
branch
lu
ilecllnatlor
B.C.
Coast
Steamship
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
KrtahJkan.
Wranerll
and
hkagway
llrrtmbrr
t,
IS.
tS.
In
uncoil
frr,
Vleterla
and
bMttle
November
is,
lereHief
a.
It,
ntlN'CKSH
It
OVAL
I
ur
Itoledale.
LH
ll)
Urlla.
(ran
rail
.
Mmu,
Alert
Itij.
Campbell
Mrt
and
Vancouver
ever?
Friday.
I
i.m.
Agrnrt
lor
all
fUeanithlp
Llnra.
""all
lolirnutlun
from
TV.
V
.
OltCllAnii.
(irtirul
Agent.
rmnr
.f
4lh
njtf.t
and
Ird
Arinue.
erlnrr
niifxrt.
II
f
l-hnnr
31
Canadian
National
Qfte
Largcft
Kailway
Syflem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
ailing',
from
tttlM'K
III
IT
111
far
V.tNCOl
1
KH.
VlflOHIA.
SEATTI.K.
and
IntcraMitUle
point,
earn
t
IIIDAV.
:Oo
a.m.
Fur
MKWAKT
ami
AS
VOX.
eath
VKIK(AY.
Nf.oe
M.
Inr
MIKTII
AM)
Mil
Til
IJI
KKN
CIIAKtUiT
C
IHLAM'ft.
Fortnightly.
IWSM.NdLK
TKAINH
LEAVE
I'KIM'K
IIU'EIIT
bull
M(MAY,
MKHMIMUY
and
KATIHDAY
at
MM
a.Mi'lor
I'KINt'K
liKUtiUfc,
UIMOMON.
WINMILU.
all
point
butertl
Canada,
I
ultod
8
late.
AOKNCY
ALL
WHAN
tm'..MIIIP
LINKS
City
Ticket
Office.
528
Third
Ave-
Prince
Rupert
Phone
2G0
Canadian
National
Steamships
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.T.P.
20.000
Ton
I'loallng
Dry
Dock
BiriliMfrm
Machinists,
iioilermakers.
IllackHmitht,
Pattern
maker.
Founder
Woodworkers,
Etc.
KI.HCTIUC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
all
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38ft
TllJiJ;
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
IX
r
27,
i:,-
.
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
i
:
-
jTEyART
Stan
Alton
has
returned
from
a
trip
south
and
'
has
resumed
his
duties
at
the
Premier
mine.
Stewart
stores
made
a
great
Christmas
display
which
would
have
done
credit
to
a
place
many
times
this
site.
Johnny
MacDonaid,
superintendent
at
the
Hi)
Mike
mine,
has
gone
south
fqr
a
vacation
and
Harry
Wilkinson
is
relieving
during
his
absence.
Miss
Cherric
Campbell
is
home
from
lrince
Rupert
to
spend
Christinas
and
New
Years
with
iter
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Campbell.
The
annual
Chiatmas
concert
of
the
Stewart
public
school
was
heid
last
Friday
evening.
A
dance
followed.
Some
damage
to
floor
and
walls
was
done
last
week
when
fire
broke
out
in
rooms
above
Charles
Adam's
garage.
Clothe
were
a
I
Sir
lost
and
a
tittle
stock
of
the
garage.
i
J.
W.
Betts
of
iVcmier
left
last
week
for
the
south
on
a
Holiday
trip.
As
in
the
rest
of
the
district,
this
winter
is
proving
to
be
very
mild
in
Stewart.
There
is
little
snow
and
cars
are
still
running.
P.
S.
Jack,
II.
P.
Gibson
and
Howard
Campbell
have
been
re-corriraended
by
the
Stewart
Board
of
Trade
for
the
office
of
comt
H.S.WallaceCo.Ltd.
'
WINTER.
COATS
;
CLEARING
1-2
PRICE
Broatfcl&tli,
Velours,
otc,
.
all
fur
trimmed.
Values
$22.60
to
$65.00.
HALF
PRICE
Third
Avenue
Fulton
St.
PHONE
U
HAS
HE
A
FLASK
We
have
a
good
variety
for
the
holidays
at
reasonable
prices.
Here
are
several
:
NICKEL
8
ounces,
hammered
effect
$2.::)
LEATHER
COVERED
$4.00
NICER
DESIGN
Engraved
$7.50
Better
Come
and
See
For
Yourself
John
Bulger
The
Jewellers
Dr.
Alexander
rnovF.
sis
IILANtlt
Ill.OCK
DENTIST
Iminaionera
in
the
event
of
this
I
nines
taelntr
fnrnrno
rated;
I
The
matter
of
a
road
from
j
Stewart
to
Telegraph
Creek
has
;
been
placed
fat
the
hands,
of
a
corrimittee
consisting
of
G.
W.
Smith
and
D.
J-
McLean
by
the
Stewart
Board
of
Trade.
j
Tommy
Whiteley
left
last
week
for
Vancouver
on
a
vacation
trip.
VANDERHOOF
Mrs.
R.
M
Patterson
has
returned
home
after
visiting
with
iter
parents
norin
of
Edmonton
aince
the
first
of
September.
A
Stuart
Lake
Indian
arrived
here
off
his
trap
line
last
week
i
with
a
broken
arm
which
was
..viiiud
by
Dr.
W.
Koss
Stone.
It.
Alct
.
Richards
was
the
first
.
.!.;.
rhoof
citizen
to
get
his
automobile
license.
n;
op
G.
A.
Rix
will
be
in
Vanlerl'oof
on
January
13
to
con-t.u'
t
confirmation
service.
He
will
b,'
accompanied
by
Rev.
L.
i.
ilaies
oi
Smithera.
ALICE
ARM
C
V.
Brennan
left
last
week
for
the
sjuth
after
having
made
an
examination
of
the
Tom-mine
for
the
Brittania
Mining
&
Smelting'
Co.
He
expects
to
return
to
Alice
Arm
late
next
month.
H,
T.
Airey
has
been
.left
in
charge
of
the
company's
j
operations
on
the
property.
S.
Rriggs
left
)ast
week
for
Vancouver
to
spend
Christmas
and
New
Year
holidays
visiting
with
relatives.
Mrs.
Craig
of
Camp
Eight
spent
a
few
days
in,
.town
last
week,
the
guest
of
Ma.
J.
Wier.
Mrs.
Hebden,
also
or,Guap
Eight,
left
last
week
for
Vancouver
on
a
..cation
trip.
,
Miss
Alice
kcrgin
and
Ted
Kergin
are
home
from
High
School
at
Anyox
to
spnd
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holidays
with
their
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
r.
Kergin.
The
annual
Christmas
Tree
entertainment
by
Alice
Arm
school
children
was
held
last
Friday
evening
in
the
school
house
with
a
large
audience
in
attendance.
A
little
slush
is
the
only
reminder
of
winter
In
Alice
Arm.
Autos
and
wagons
are
still
the
means
of
locomotion.
THEY
KNEW
"Now,
in
getting
a
meal
what
is
the
first
and
most
important
thing?"
asked
the
cooking-school
teacher.
"Fin-i
th
oan-opener."
shouted
thirty
girls
with
one
voice.
Cincinatti
Enquirer.
THE
COMFORTAHLE
OVERSHOES
In
Mack,
Gray
and
Sand
From
309
UP
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
GOTSWORTH
HAS
H
I
S
CALENDAR
AT
WASHINGTON
Proposal
for
President
to
Negotiate
With
Nations
of
World
for
Change
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Dec.
2C
A
13-month
calendar
and
a
fixed
date
for
Raster
are
proposed
in
i
a
resolution
presentea
in
me
house
of
representatives
of
the
,
United
States
by
Stephen
0.
Por
ter
of
Pennsylvania.
The
movement
was
begun
years
ago
by
Moses
B.
Cotswo-th
of
Vancouver,
B.C.
and
the
plain
as
proposed
is
-racticiilly
the
same
as
that
which
:
Mr.
Cotsworth
has
been
recommending
in
many
different
counties.
The
proposal
to
simplify
the
calendar
has
the
support
of
sev-eral
government
departments
down
here,
notably
agriculture
:
and
labor,
and
of
many
associa-j
Hon
and
private
citizens.
Afte
setting
forth
tin-
disadvantages
of
the
present
calendar
,v,roBirh
itbeknf
fixity,
the
re-olaUen
aaks
thr
president
m
pro
jpose,
on
behalf
of
the
tiiie:
St&toti,
o
the
nations
of
the
world
rhe
calling
of
an
international
on-ference
for
the
simplification
of
the
calendar
or
to
acept
an
in-vitation
on
behalf
of
the
United
States
to
participate
in
.uc!i
a
conference
upon
the
proposal
of
some
other
nation
or
group
of
na-i
tions
BIG
GATHERING
AT
SALYATION
ARMY
CHRISTMAS
PARTY
There
was
a
big
gathering
at
the
Salvation
Army
Christmas
tree
last
night
at
the
citadel,
something
like
70
sittink
down
to
supper
together
and
afterward
enjoying
games
and
indoor
sports.
They
had
a
merry
time
and
the
big
thing,
of
course,
was
the
unloading
of
the
Christmas
tr
e.
Each
child
was
given
a
sack
of
candies,
nuts
nnd
fruit.
Adjutant
Kerr
was
in
general
charge,
the
workers
including
Captain
Anderson,
Mrs.
Ker,
George
Almond.
Johnnie
Pierce,
Evelyn
Pierce.
Edith
Leek
and
Mr.
Moore
There
was
plenty
of
music
and
all
had
a
good
time
.
A
Daily
News
want-ad
will
bring
results.
HELPED
DURING
MIDDLE
AGE
!
Woman
Praises
Lydia
E.
Pinkham's
Vegetable
Compound
Harnia.
Ont
"1
sm
witting
to
anawer
letter
irom
other
womm,
to
tell
them
UM
won
derful
rood
Lydta
Compound
did
ma.
I
cannot
be
thankful
Miouchfor
the
benefits
I
re-c-Mved
during
the
Change
of
Lit.
I
do
houatwork
sad
my
t
roubles
made
me
unfit
to
work.
A
friend
advised
me
to
try
the
Veg
etable
Compound.
!
felt
treat
relief
at
once,
began
to
regain
my
appetite,
sad
my
nerves
got
better.
I
will
recont-rwnd
your
medicine
to
all
with
troubles
like
1
had."
-Mas.
John
Benson.
1S2
N.
Christina
St.,
Ssrais,
Ontario.
Trappers
&
Buyers
Gentlemen:
For
twtpty
years
you
have
been
gelling
good
(refitment
from
Goldhloom.
And
Gold-bloom
is
in
the
market
for
every
kind
of
fur.
Tor
a
wiucro
ileal
bring
your
FURS
to
Goldbloom
The
old
reliable
house
TONIGHT
HOOT
GIBSON
IN
"THE
DANGER
RIDER"
NEWS
COMEDY
'
j
First
Show
7
p.m.
Me
and
5c;
Lrgr.
.
'.
Quickly
soothing
and
healing
lam-Duk
Is
splendid
for
skin
troubles
of
all
kinds.
It
heals
with
the
aid
of
Nature's
herbs,
In
Nature's
own
way.
MY
KITCHEN
NOTEBOOK
Domettlc
My
Secret
for
Finer-Textured
Cakes
I
must
conks
that
I
haven't
always
been
tuxceeafui
in
the
making
of
cake.
I
suspect
that
I
pnwened
more
seal
than
skilr
thonnghniss
rather
than
daftness.
But
when
I
mwnsi
to
essr-efee
my
beating
prodiviuta
at
the
start
is
the
creaming
tneWhir
oi
butter
and
swear,
aad
to
exhibit
rettraent
at
the
flaWi
by
stirring
only
a
nsonent
after
the
faal
mpredwou
wen
added,
my
cakes
improved.
But
the
greatest
mnovemtnt
I
have
ever
made
in
cakes
baa
been
tiwough
the
OM
of
Carnation
Milk.
Deades
being
evaporated
to
dcMbie
richness
and
sterilized
for
fekeepmg.
it
is
"homogenised,'
the
cream
content
broken
up
into
minute
ptrtkies
and
distributed
throughout
every'
drop.
As
a
result,
cakes
are
not
only
rich
with
this
uniformly
distributed,
double
share
of
cream,
but
because
of
the
fineness
of
the
particles
the
texture
it
exceptionally
smooth,
fmgfie
and
fine.
Carnation
gives
sumlar
result
a
in
all
cooker)
,
a
creamy
smonthneM
to
stuort.
candies
and
ice
crca
n.
a
rich-ne
to
soup,
and
a
delicatt
texture
to
puddings,
cakes
and
waffles
that
even
the
bet
of
bottled
milk
cannot
equal.
Try
thii
convenient,
economical
and
dependable
form
of
milk
-
it
t
just
purs
ukol
milk
with
about
half
the
natural
water
removed
and
nothing
added.
Write
for
Lbs
free
Carnation
Cook
Ho-"My
Hundred
Favorite
Rad
n."
A&wea&rnatawMUrrodiKis
Co..
Limned,
1S4
Abbott
Street,
Ysn-Cauver.
B.C"
It
Make
Better
Cake
'
rioJucci
la
Cioula
Carnation
Milk
"From
Contented
Coiw"
Science
Counieler
Carnation
Date
Culm
H
cup
ahf-teninK.
,
cup
egg.
3
tbp.
Caroatiuu
M.
enough
water
to
p-ake
c
.
U
cupa
pattry
flour,
3
ts;i
powder,
puu
h
of
salt,
1
tsp.
:
H
tsp.
vanilla.
)i
cup
chc;.
I
cup
broken
nut
mrau.
L
re.
emng;
add
sugar
gra')ua!!v
;
tinue
cssaming;
add
b-.m-n
.
beat
nsixture
hard
until
it
ht
very
light
color
and
creamy,
cup
flour
and
stir
until
C1
Meaire
flour
aft-ruiunk-av
.
nut
and
dates
with
a
liitici.-i
and
&dd
to
mixture.
La.-t.
"."
of
flour,
baking
powder,
sait
;r
namou;
add
duutrd
milk
ai
l
i
:
ing
all
at
once;
stir
vigorously
t
Pour
batter
immediatelv
int
-whkh
has
been
oucd
a-.'l
du.-u:
thin
mm
of
flour,
iltce
in
-(alow)
oven
for
fint
10
minute.
eieiu
to
8757.
(moderate
.
i
about
45
minutes,
when
1'
shrinks
from
sidea
of
iiar
and
sp
i.
.
when
pressed
with
finger.
Remove
from
the
pan.
cool
ai
t-i
with
Carnation
long.
Carnation
leing
lMoamconfsctlouws'supr,
1
1
butter.
2
tbp.
Carnation
Mi.
.
vanilla.
Cream
butter
sugsr.
add
Carnation
and
w.mu..
thoroughly
and
sprtad
on
cake.
SammmmmtW
THE
perfect
cake
is
the
take
of
perfect
texture.
And
the
way
to
get
perfect
texture
ii
to
ue
Carnation
the
double-rich
milk
with
the
cream
evenly
shared
by
every
drop.
Adds
.wonderful
'smoothness
ancT'fkvor
to
all
cooking.
(See
recipes
above)
wm