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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
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f
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at
Vancouver
trices
Most
Modern
Dryclennlng
Plnnf
In
City
y
Phone
118
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
and
McBrlde
Street
THANKS
youiiciVE
FOR
WARMTH!
AND
HEAT
THAT
OUR
COAL
GtVES-
ITfttN'T
s
ia
11
w
i
BE
BEAT!
Thankful
for
the
bird,
of
course!
But
more
thankful
for
the
fire
to
cook
it
and
the
heat
to
warm
us
up.
Voull
have
a
Happy
Christmas
if
you
use
our
coal.
It
Rives
the
finishing
touch
to
the
day.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
Trappers
!
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
tut"!
If
not,
come
to
Goldblo&n.
Just
now
we
want
mink,
rtfaften,
ermine,'
coy-ote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kinds,
and
lynx.
We
have
large
orders
from
manufacturer
in
the
East,
and
if
we
cannot
fill
them
we
lose
our
bonus.
We
pay
top
prices
for
everything.
If
you
have
a
large
lot.
wire
roe
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
if
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
"The
Trapper'
Friend."
I
Second
Avenue
I
1
Wood
DRY
RIKCH.
CEDAIt
AND
JACK
FINE
Stngle
Load
jWUiO
Double
Load
$(li()
Larje
Sack
flOf
0
BUNDLES
DRY
KINDLING,
1.00
Phone
rN0
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
133
Second
Avenue
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Klock
Phone
57
DENTIST
iMk-
PR
ICR
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
pints
for
$1.00
Qah
price
tickets.
AlcltridV
Street
store
now
closad
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairt
HtlitU.
Telfphonr
457.
III
ja
Pb"'EH
OLD
'
'
j
...
.
iitfflBB
O
2t.
by
ImI
r.iura
Swvfc.,
Im.
ui
Bw(
ritfct.
wrwt
"-j...-
b
MRS.
DAWSON
Enjoyahle
Evening
at
Haptlst
Church
Fireside
Club
Provided
by
Local
Iady
The
opening
of
the
PI
r
tide
Club
after
tbe
Christmas
festivities
wm
the
occasion
for
it
most
enjoyable
and
educative
recital
by
Mrs.
P.
O.
Dawson
who
gave
"An
Evening
With
Kipling."
She
was
introduced
by
Rev.
w.
F.
Price
and
the
large
audtatio
was
very
appreciative
of
this,
the
first
public
appearance
of
thla
lady.
The
opening
remarks
of
Mrs.
Dawon
tton
to
the
fore
as
soon
as
possible
as
briefly
described
tbe
life
and
character
.
110
"me
should
be
)ost
to
ha...
tt
of
the
noted
writer
and
poet
Rudyard
matter
In
the
hands
of
the
proper
au-Kipllng,
followed
by
the
reading
of
"Wee
thoMtles
putting
our
claims
befort
Willie
Winkle."
Mrs
Dawson
anon
eaptlvated
tbe
audience
with
herl
;oquenoe
and
clear
and
forcible
expression.
The
reading
was
followed
by
one
of
Kipling's
poems
"Oypsjr
Trail"
set
to
music,
sua
by
R.
W.
Howard.
Mrs.
Dawson
then
rendered
several
selections
from
'Departments
Dltttes."
"Pink
Domini"
was
humorously
enjoyed
followed
by
the
"Story
of
Uriah."
In
toe
"Past
That
Fitted."
Mrs.
Dawson
fuUy
conveyed
the
meaning
of
Kipling's
work.
Another
of
Kipling's
songs.
"Mandalay."
sung
by
Mr.
McPbcrson
In
a
manner
that
pleated
the
audience
An
encore
of
another
was
as
fully
pkras-lug.
Mrs.
Dawsoa
then
continued
wtth
the
"Ballad
of
Cast
and
Weit,"
"Tommy
Atkins"
uu
Gun
grn
Din."
There
la
no
doubt
that
those
present
grasped
the
owning
that
Rudyard
Kipling
intended
should
be
conveyed
by
bis
writing!
in
Mm.
Dawson's
rendition
of
them.
Another
song
by
this
writer,
"Mother
of
Mine."
was
sung
in
a
very
enjoyable
manner
by
Mr
Howard.
"How
tbe
Whale
Oot
His
Throat"
was
tbe
cause
of
many
mirth
quakes,
even
the
eldest
being
carried
back
to
tbe
land
of
make-believe.
A
quartette
by
Howard
and
Larkln
and
Howard
and
Price
rendered
the
well-known
"Recessional."
Tbe
concluding
number
of
Mrs.
Daw-'
on.
"If,"
Brought
toe
enjoyable
program
to
a
close.
Aooonspsnlsis
lor
the
evening
were
Mrs.
R.
W.
Howard.
Mrs.
J.
D.
Tburber
and
W.
Vaughan-Daviea.
In
The
Letter
Box
El
MOIl
WAS
I'XTKl
K
Editor,
DaUe
Mews:
1
S.
D.
MacdonaM
told
me
that
It
was
!
rumored
arownd
town
that
at
a
council
.
meeting
U
M
Stephens
made
the
state-!
meat
that
if
the
men
were
not
agree-
1
able
to
accepting
tt'j
onti
swr
hour
he
I
woum
give
theaa
the
leak,
or
taey
e-
scrvea
the
lash,
or
something
to
that
I
eneet."
n
the
above
statement
was
made
b
sr.
pyle
I
deny
the
itntewwtf
lto-
"
otcpnrnn
nia
u&eo
tne
exprMKni
u
the
lash
"
I
have
alaee
Investi
gated
and
find
that
Aid.
Stephens
never
made
a
statement
that
he
wwatd
ase
issn
as
applied
to
labor,
and
that
48
cents
per
hour
was
never
aUartMaed
while
he
was
in
the
esuaoH
I
make
tm
public
declaration
in
fair-
new
vj
Ain
3ipnea.
ana
to
correct
rumor
to
similar
effect
which
are
be
ing
curculitel
against
him
In
the
present
campaign.
Prime
Rupert.
BC.
January
0.
IMS,
iblKiie.li
S
D
MACDONALD.
PKACT
ItlVKIt
KAILWAV
Ol'TMJT.
Editor.
Dsllv
News.
Will
you
allow
me
again
the
haeplUl-Ity
of
your
rolin.ns
to
mako
another
appeal
to
the
public
on
behalf
e
the
petition
asking
that
the
Peace
Hirer
RaMany
to
the
Coast
be
with
connection
with
the
C.NJl
at
Vanderhoof
or
ttiiy
oiher
point
wet
.rm
termliiua
at
Prince
Rupert.
Mnny
have
already
signed
the
peU-tlona
which
are
u
sttered
all
oet
the
city,
in
ever)'
store,
and
I
masf
say
tliat
tbe
men
have
responded
In
Much
greater
number
than
the
ladles.
Why
this
should
be.
I
don't
know.
The
ladles
have
surely
jut
as
much
interest
In
this
vital
question
as
tbe
men
might
have
and
I
would
like
to
make
a
strong
appeal
to
ttssaTiar
those
wtoa
ba
not
signed
that
petition
to
tnntjlre
In
the
various
stores
where
they
deal
and
ask
to
sign
It.
It
Is
imperatrie
that
tkle
matt
should
not
he
allowed
te
die
for
lack
f
aoaort,
sad
I
would
like
to
say
that
I
for
J.t-r
ASS
,
VJ
X
If
I
am
elected
as
Alderman
at
the
next
election.
I
shall
bring
this
qucs-
Thanking
you
Mr.
Kdltor,
for
your
usual
kindness,
I
beg
to
remain.
Tours
very
truly.
TH.
COLLART.
NOT.Ki:m:rr.
w.uiea.
Editor.
DaUy
Along
with
other
false
rumors
cir
culated
against
me
In
the
present
ampalga
for
Mayor,
conies
one
that
if
elected
I
shall
reduce
wages.
While
committed
to
a
policy
of
economy
I
am
not
In
favor
of
disturb-
ng
the
present
seals
of
wages
Economy
can
be
effected
by
ellmlnatlne
the
waste,
and
there
I
neither
the
sity
nor
(he
demand
for
a
reduction
In
ages.
Those
responsible
for
such
umors
must
be
hard
pressed.
M.
M.
STEPHENS.
CAM!
IS
AIMOt
KM.I.
'
,
Jack
Hlraail
charged
with
eaualmr
revtnus
bodily
injury
to
Joseph
Oaok
trough
negUawncc
as
a
result
of
a
;
shooting
all
sir
on
Lakate
Lake
1.-st
fall.
me
department
of
agriculture
la
rending
a
seed
cleaner
to
Vanderhoof
thla
week.
The
mnchlne,
which
will
be
'
grant
convenience
to
the
farmers,
vill
be
stationed
at
some
convenient
point
in
town
and
not
moved
about
rom
place
to
place
its
is
soptetrmei
!onf.
a
summary
of
work
done
by
th
Sunshine
Fund"
committee
shows
that
frcliandire.to
the
value
of
(326.05
wae
'Htrlbuted
to
the
needy
In
town
and
istrlct
during
Christmas
Week
which.
vlth
Mai
expended
in
having
parcels
arwarded
to
their
destinations,
makes
1
total
of
$3312.M
expended
by
the
committee.
,
The
choir
of
the
local
Anglican
Church
la
holding
practices
bl-wcekly
it
the
heme
of
members.
The
firsi
iracUoe
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mr
ind
Mrs.
Bowman.
A
committee
consisting
of
George
Jnell.
George
R.
Matthew,
and
Him
V.
Taylor
has
been
appointed
by
th.
lecal
Boaid
of
Trade
to
obtain
mineral
sample
from
this
district
for
th
Bureau
at
1
lines
which
Is
uttng
(orm
in
Prince
atapert.
Joaeph
Mvray
came
Into
town
a'
the
and
of
tbe
week
from
his
trap
Him
on
a
business
trip.
This
i
the
finr
time
he
has
come
Into
town
durm
mid
-winter
for
a
number
of
yean.
A
hocry
gam
a
held
at
the
rink
on
Sunday
afternoon.
O.
O
Boyce.
Prince
Oeorge
automobile
dealer,
was
a
business
vlslto
in
Vansserhoof
last
week.
A.
B.
Lalsd.
manacor
of
the
local
branch
at
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Corn-
merce.
Je3
last
week
for
Toronto
wherr
he
will
attend
a
conference
of
th
bank.
"'II'
mnlre
his
'iiture
home.
appeared
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Joseph
Murray
has
purchased
s
quar-H.
F.
McLeod
m
provincial
police
oourt
ter
section
of
land
in
the
district
from
yesterday
and
was
remanded
for
eight
the
provincial
government
on
which
he
Express
Cargo
Steamers
For
C.
P.
R.
I
innvln-N0
ton
-urt'o-tarta
rs
mder
t-unstrut'tioa
in
the
M.
Old
Country
fort
n
At
limic
service
of
the
Canadian
PariAe
was
launched
recently
from
the
yards
of
Messrs.
Barclay.
Curie
and
Co.,
Glasgow.
Wtth
appropriate
cmmonies
"
o
the
presener
lsrKe
BStberinf
of
Canadian
E?
f
9.flidfv1,Jthe
,h,P
WM
tnristetW-
i
"B
.avrMir'
by
Miss
Mavis
Gfflies.
(latet)
daughter
of
Captain
Jsiats,illia
general
manager
of
the
Canadian
Psclftc
Stesmshlps
Ltd.
m
i.,?
tb
new
tsraers
are
deUvtrod,
the
Canadian
Pacific
cargo
fleet
will
be
augmented
by
five
of
th
Mehest
type
of
aapreas
csreo
stesmen
and
capable
cf
maintaining
a
speed
of
1
4
knots
an
hour,
which
i
recsrded
as
exceptiontl
Jor
cargo
stesmtrj.
Tbe
marked
growth
of
omn
trade
between
Great
Britain
sn3
Canada
vis
the
St.
Lawrence
route,
has
prompted
the
n?Sd
tn?dflct0,uwtth'ir,wiFBtwrl,t0
this
extent.
These
vessels
will
be
used
to
maintain
a
weekly
service
between
Canadian
ports
snd
theae
In
Great
Britain
snd
on
the
C
ontinent.
9
The
new
freighter,
like
her
liiter
ships
the
Beaverburn.
Beaverdale.
Besverford
snd
Besverbrse,
is
(20
fwt
in
length
61
and
a
haJ'
fett
In
widih
m.
?Jlnt
esrryini
cspscity
of
spproximatety
t'J.Oufl
ons
sad
load
Of
aft
of
27
feet;
but
should
a
need
arise
at
much
aa
1
3.90
tons
1
iy
be
carried
cm
tbs
maximum
load
draft.
Tbe
ships
will
be
driven
Sy
twin
screw.
W
anted
.
For
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
BURNS
LAKE
Miss
X.
Haines.
R
N
.
arrived
last
eek
from
Uie
East
and
has
taken
harge
of
the
Burnt
Iake
Hospital.
After
a
holiday
visit
Here.
Miss
Xlsa
sostrom
returned
last
week
to
Prince
Oeorge
to
resume
her
duties
In
the
of-
ilce
of
the
public
works
department.
Andrew
Anderson
waa
compelled
to
pend
a
few
days
at
home
last
week
no
result
of
a
severe
chill
he
contracted
.bile
on
the
rosd
to
Francois
Lake.
Mrs.
Oeorge
H.
Dickinson
of
Francois
:ake
ban
been
the
guest
of
Mrs.
V
tehelderup
here.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Ruddy
left
last
.veek
for
Vancouver
where
Mrs.
Ruddy
vlll
receive
hospital
treatment.
Superintendent
Campbell
of
the
"sltapln
mine
retnrned
last
week
from
trip
to
Vancouver,
proceeding
at
once
o
the
mine.
Jim
Oowana
left
lost
week
for
s
two
eeks'
stay
at
tbe
Taltapln
mine.
Forest
Ranger
W.
N
Campbell
retimed
to
Burns
Lake
last
week
after
avlng
spent
the
Christinas
and
New
'ear
holiday
season
st
Vancouver
As
a
result
of
the
explosion
of
s
lamp
which
had
been
ruled
wtth
gaao-ine
la
mistake
-
for
kermeno:
the
home
if
Mr,
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Harrison
of
tsa
Lake
was
almost
destroyed
by
ire.
The
Circle
R.
Hotel
at
Francois
Lake
'
nearly
destroyed
by
fire
of
myster-ous
origin
recently.
Following
the
coldest
spell
In
the
nemory
of
local
settlers
when
the
hermometer
descended
to
aa
low
as
88
ekw
eero,
it
has
been
thawing
In
the
'.aytime
and
barely
freezing
at
night
in
Surna
Lake
during
the
past
week
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Bestrom
of
Oraasj
:ains
were
visitors
in
Bums
Lake
last
eek.
NO
dog's
buriedIn
CEMETRYAT
BERLIN
BERLIN.
N.J..
Jan.
10
Request
of
s
motlier
to
bury
a
pet
police
dog
beside
he
rsvr
of
her
deutiiuer,
Jule
Price,
ttjee
who
died
last
Mrct,
because
thr
av
ware
.
:
'
k
haan
,
aa-
nfd
by
ofaciaU
of
.
the
Berlin'
Osasa-'
tery.
The
mother.
Mrs.
Jule
Price.
Stratford,
NJ.
said
the
dog,
which
was
killed
by
a
truck,
fallowed
the
little
Mlrl
ao.
Uu.EraM
and
often
took
ton
nam
a
cedar
chest
In
which
they
were
ept
and
carried
them
to
the
cemetery
The
dog
wan
burled
In
a
cedsr
chest
11
tlie
Piles
back
yard,
Mrs
Price
say
n
image
of
the
dog
carved
In
marble
:1!
be
placed
near
the
strl's
grave.
NO
SMOKING
ALLOWED
IN
TORONTO
Y.W.C.A.
TuRONTO.
Jan.
10.
niokliiX
is
forbidden
in
the
entire
building
of
tli
Yniintt
Woman's
OhTlHllsn
Aator.iuunr.
Mio
Naughton.
secretary
ol
tlw-
To
roiiui
branch,
said
there
wan
not
much
prospect
of
the
asnokJnc
subject
fceltif
brought
up
lor
discussion
in
the
local
executive
"If
it
should
come
up
snd
war
.teawd
by
attfSclent
members
then
the
i-mmittee
would,
have
tn
,v
'
cnanees
of
this
happening
arc
emote."
WHO
CAN
TELL
VYHY
WOMAN
DOES
ANYTHING?
LONDON.
Jan.
10.
When
the
ooun-
seJ
In
the
King's
bench
recently
asked
I
a
woman
witness
why
another
woman
had
made
s
certain
statement,
Jurtlco
1
Swift
remarked:
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