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Monday,
December
33,
199
LATEST
PEACE
RIVER
PROJECT
The
building
of
a
railway
from
Peace
River
to
Vancouver
south
from
Beaver
Lodge
and
connecting
with
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
at
Quesnel,
thus
setting
aside
the
claims
of
both
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George,
looks
to
us
like
a
promotion
sclieme
for
the.nurnose
of
stettin?
hold
This
advertkement
is
not
publtehed
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
(Continued
from
page
one)
would
not
be
recklessly
but
judiciously
spent
He
felt
that
the
change
in
the
public
works
department
had
already
proven
beneficial.
TOernmh.lh
charge
seemed
eompe-teWf
ana
able
and
one
tirhom
etery
Tmft
Did
and
Harry
coaler
not
Cfetate
to.
City
Hall
Eeenemy
In
the
end
of
fair
economies.
Aid.
Prudhomme
exoressed
the
belief
that
the
City
Hall
rail
wa&
wa&
nerstaffctt
nerstanca
Legal
......
notices,
each
insertion,
per
tfgate
line
.......
.IB
:
and
that
some
ol
I
tlA
mIaAMA!
At
4
Via
.IV.-
if
the
officials
could
his
power
to
the
movement
to
make
Prince
Rupert
the
outlet
for
the
react
raver
uiauiui.
uc
uwuccu
r
or
lesser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
month
50
fif
ii
k.
m
Et
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
j
owing
to"
tto
trategic
poslUon
of
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
3.00
Or
foet
months
for
1.00
Contract
rates
on
application.
He
would
also
endeavor
to
collect
vinclal
government
and
the
Cann
dian
National
Railways.
He
beltevetu
tnai
rnu
eouia
oe
a
one
oy
ui.
mayor.
Hi
the
matter
of
"lty
employment,
it
would
always
be
his
policy
to
give
the
first
chance
to
married
men
and
ratepayers
regardless
of
nationality.
It
would
not
be
necessary,
as
It
had
been
for
them
to
be
In
the
good
graces
of
the
powers
that
be.
Ala.
Prudhomme
declared
that
he
would
be
opposed
to
sale
of
the
teleohone
system,
which
was
now
oriviiiir
a
vw4
Mtnm
tn
tha
nltv
nn-
0..a.
M
IJ
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.111.
Vl.l.
U
.
M
less
there
should
be
some
advantage
of
some
English
capital
with
whto
ujay.
Tfie
very
fact
i
S,1"
SSSSSSESSEZ
osywuesnei
Quesnel
is
is
enough
enouffn
J01
Ior
tnecuy.
l
n-tm
then
he
wduid
inui
r
urupuees
to
use
r.u.i.
fouxn
j.-
j.
tj?
:i.
i.
n
i
-i?
i
j
.r
favor
I
to
conueum
iu
u
u
were
put
inrougn
u
woum
mean
ine
gay
tntnl
fltnn
nf
fntiifP
Tintiah
invAarmonto
in
tln'a
nnnnfrv
ty
c4
on
the
we
ma
matter
Her
Resmrdiiiff
Regarding
the
the
n
police,
he
hod
al-
The
proposal,
we
presume,
would
not
interest
British
I
the"
wLT
ffSfS
uoiumnia
mucn
oecause
it
wouia
De
ior
tne
i)urpose
ot
de-
01
ous-w
some
WVWW
wwooar$7ow
n
I
WW
witn
TV
k
III
1
tne
UIV
pro
Jk
J
veiopmg
Ameria
ana
noi
ims
province,
it
would
be
in
line
with
the
proposed
Obed
Cutoff
and
would
not
develop
the
Peace
River
Block
or
the
part
of
this
province
south
and
west
of
the
Peace.
For
that
reason
it
is
to
be
presumed
the
British
Coluumbia
Government
would
refuse
to
pay
any
part
of
the
cost.
Certainly
Prince
Rupert
would
oppose
doing
so
and
we
imagine
all
the
country
through
to
Prince
George
would
also
be
opposed
to
it.
Mind
you,
we
are
not
opposed
tn
the
railway.
British
Columbia
needs
railways.
What
we
are
opposed
to
is
to
British
Columbia
givu'myinything
to
support
an
Alberta
VQllll'OI'
WTniMHuwa
.vnHfUb
n
miliifni.
-Un4-
...111
1
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.111.
vincial
force
as
against
the
ctty.
He
was
well
sau&fied
with
the
present
system,
but
he
would
not
object
to
a
plebiscite
being
taken
nor
to
abide
fay
the
result
of
such
a
plebiscite.
Howevei',
he
did
not
think
it
was
necessary
to
bring
the
matter
of
the
police
into
this
campaign.
It
looked
to
him
like
an
attempt
to
draw
a
red
herring
across
the
trail.
In
the
matter
of
an
allusion
by
Mr.
Newton
that
he
i
Aid.
Prudhomme)
would
lose
money
personally
if
elected
mayor.
Aid.
Prudhomme
said
he
was
not
seeking
the
job
for
a
meal
ticket
Nor
did
he
Wfeh
tn
ntr
nnv
nnnulsHlv
mn.
7
.
.
t
Columbia
to
develop
the
British
Columbia
I
&
AataTI
crtbP
TbKS
Arv
Htip
whirh
Hnoc
nnfVill
tVmf
ms.
!
player,
but
he
thoneht
he
could
aest
interests
nf
th
Prnvinno
1
1
fiSL
iSS
anilbl":
We
we
seello
see?no
Obiection
oDjection
to
to
a
a
charter
charter
heinrr
being
given
mvon
a
n
railway
railwnw,
F3
being
m8
made
maae
to
to
make
make
out
out.
thAt
that
to
build,
if
it
wishes
to
do
so
without
any
Sonus
or
help,
but
'
SnX
u
'5$
hStj0UK
if
the-
Province
is
to
pay
any
of
the
cost,
it
should
insist
i
the
thn1
he
had
known
he
that
the
railway
serve
that
part
of
the
province
which
is'
consk,ere!
chta
in
need
of
development
Pavors
Day
Labor
:
AW.
Prudhomme
made
it
clear
week
tlrat
i
T
iinrxTin
intntn.m
ire
in
jaror
01
contract
JRiSffQlI'RiyCE
RUPERT
system
in
city
work
as
a
general
UivoJiSlcMt
i.a
.
.
,
.
:,
,
,
,
!
principle,
since
the
city
had
the
)nllB
Stated
in
a
public
address
last
necessary
and
extensive
equipment.
WWrlikolv
tn
rmni
tn
P,.;
T?
If
properly,
the
city
could
do
ij.
u
v;
.
vr
vw...v
u
iincc
ivu-
won:
more
cheaply
than
any
con-
en.
ne
was
cnvmir
ura?rjMP
tn
snmnthinfr
tuiiioVi
iioi
C3
wrs
-wssj!,
iriuv.ll
iiUVi
UCU11
;
"
"w
y
S1.
rtf
deal
which
is
generally
,
JbuXS
e.pectel
to
take
place.
i
elecUng
a
manager
for
the
clty-
In
the
past
the
C.
N
R.
has
shown
no
disposition
to
'
Z&J$L
make
use
of
the
port
to
the
extent
to
which
the
people
here
low.
a
good
card
player
or
a
good
SSff
hiw
Mni5f
advantages
entitled.it
They
have"SS?SSS
8imDly
twW
on
and
followed
development
instead
of
lead-1
uary
when
he
would
deal
in
some
ing
It.
j
detailwlthmuniclpal
finances.
Today
there
is
a
change
of
disposition
and
it
seems
as
;
owm
t0
Se
festive
eannWd
Wo
hope
they
will
and
promise
them
every
possible
sup-
p
oje
today
L
'ere
no!
port,
but
at
the
same
time,
if
the
CP.
R.
can
be
induced
lc&rtha&an"!,n
TSSS
to
come
here
and
help
m
the
development
of
the
port,
we
:
handieT
Therefor;
he
would
as
mMUCWre
"'
wuu,u
receive
a
hearty
Welcome.
ifoyear.sof
ceandconcludl
'
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nrkA(kA.
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11
.
.
.
ISIA
1
Numbers
made
famous
by
Quality
The
learned
men
of
Ancient
Greece
decided
that
the
world
contained
bat
7
won
ders.
The
Pyranidi,
the
Hanging
Gardens
of
Babylon
the
Co-lossaa
of
Rhodes
and
4
others
these
were
the
7
matter
pieees
typifying
man's
greatest
achievements.
In
modem
times
"83"
Qs1'famoua
number
the
"maiterpiece'
of
all
rye
whiakeyi.
Mottled
from
the
oldest
stodks
of
whiskey
in
Canada,
the
Government
strip
tells
the
story.
"'""ici
ui
nut
uiey
wouia
oe
oet-aU!1d
were
he
returned
to
i
office.
He
was
still
confident
as
to
the
future
of
this
city.
That
was
why
he
had
remained
here,
although
he
had
sold
out
his
business
a
year
and
a
half
ago.
.Mr
Newton
took
credit
for
most
of
the
roadway
m
me
cuy
wnicn
were
1
now
iivh
ajtmr.
spoken
ii
large
municipal
ex
penauures
had
ben
made.
Nomat-:ter
who
might
be
retunwi
a.
hi.
matter
lzens
had
that
he
f-P!?
ln
thU
particular
matter
and
to
choose
his
line
of
policy
'
accordingly.
Mr.
Newton
asked
why
Aid.
Prud-
;sh2uld
,nake
a
martyr
of
himself
in
having
to
engage
a
manager
for
his
hotel
white
lie
demed
f
"tire
attention
to
city
affairs.
"
Mr-
Newton)
believed
he
could
fill
the
Job
as
well
as
Aid.
Prudhomme
and,
since
he
was
out
of
W4MkiJbut
wU,ln
t0
work,
why
should
he
not
be
given
the
Job?
Later
n
the
campaign
he
would
call
a
meeting
of
his
own,
Mr.
Newton
promised.
ExAld.
OawT
ExAld.
Casey
believed
that
each
portion
"of
the
he
df
city
resented
on
shoiild
be
rep-the
city
council.
There
y
Foryoung
ana
old
A
REAL
PRESENT
FOR
THE
LADY
Silk
and
Wool
Hose
In.allifihades.and'in
all
sizes.
In
Christmas
1
box.
Temptation
Sale
Price,
2
pairs
for
$1.25
Men's
Shirts
Tooke
Arrow
and
Lang's
Shirts
theiinest.
made.
In
broadcloths
-
with
itancy
stripes
and
plain
shades.
Each
one
in
a
Christmas
boxt
fl
Off
Temptation
sale
price
Mens
Slippers
A
pair
of
slippers
makes
a
comfortable,
thoughtful
present.
We
have
a
large
variety
in
Vici
kid,
Romeo
style.
Q'?
Temptation
sale
price
V'i'W
was
cosiing
less
was
quite
erroneous.
;,V
""
He
claimed
that
it
would
be
the
Christmas
auiy
oi,ine
1830
council
to
seriously
i
consider
making
a
change
by
which
'much
money
could
be
saved.
He!
felt
that
the
city
could
get
along
i
inteiy
wim
a
iorce
oi
xour
men.
With
many
improvements
needed
on
which
the
money
could
be
spent,
he
believed
the
city
could
lit
afford
to
throw
away
$4000
a
year
on
policing
as
it
was
now
doing.
Furthermore,
he
felt
It
was
a
reflection
on
the
citizenry
that
Iho
mayor
could
not
be
entrusted,
as
chairman
of
the
police
commission,
with
the
responsibility
of
thettltyto
policing.
Dally
News
quick
results.
"Want
Ads"
bring
Acme
Importers
Temptation
i
Men's
Slippers
The
famous
St.
Margaret's
Men's
Socks.
Pure
wool.
Regular
value
up
to
$1.25.
Testation
Sale
Price.
1
&Eg
"TkrrffiS
i
.
he
,
that
support
.
jtt
least
.
'if,.??e
?an
his
humble
JSSJ'T.
on
iiuu
utxn
ai
ine
Ilcim
utisn
th
ltK
v
v.
...
most
of
f
the
h.
ilZtlZ
"rf.-,?
riuitrinlis
and
rnnarlnttolla
erthwn
Mr
Dasfy
cMUelzed
the
present
ity
council
for
carrying
on
Its
bus-
colleagues
on
the
council
h'
Uiess
In
secrecy
and
behind
closed
I
thought
he
would
be
able
to
work
i
doors
courKl1
had
forgotten,
with
Lhem
apparent
that
It
was
public
i
Mr
Newton
congratulated
Bx
-I
u,Uhou,ght.ult
Tl.
A
CL"
Canadian
Legion
Christmas
Tree
Mens
Bathrobes
The
German
Emperor
never
wore
a
bath-role
and
see
what
happened
to
him.
Here
is
a
fine
varioty
to
choose
from.
Temptation
Sale
Price
$5.95
'
1
4.M..IJ.
ll
.
.
HfAQf
iiee
!?yed
J?y
.the
Premier
Orchestra.!
uivaiuu..COOiinni
an
tne
lights
in
the
hall
w
extinguished
and
a
spoUlght
James
Smith
was
t
r
the
affair
und
Jock
Watt
acted
in
the
important
role
nf
matt..
MOOSE
XMAS
TREE
HELD
Three
Hundred
and
Fifty
Children
At
Highly
Enjoyable
Affair
Yesterday
Afternoon
Seme
three
hundred
and
fifty
children
were
in
attendance
at
the
annual
Christmas
Tree
of
the
Moose
Lodge
in
the
Moose
Hall
yesterday
afternoon
The
affair
was
a
great
success
and
very
en-
The
oommltLM
in
ihin.
n't
.
"
WMR
Ul
UiOl
viituuiMu
iree
consisted
of
Ted
Rorvick.
chairman.
Duster
Russell,
AMavtg
ana
einar
Larsen.
Gasoline
Tractors
For
Expedition
Into
Chinese
Desert
PEIPINO
rw
driven
tractors
are
to
replace
cam-
c
on
a
aesert
expedition
beirrg
w
oy
r
rencn
una
Chinese
scientists
to
cover
unexplored
Parts
of
Nnrth
rhln
tj
-
w.
......
nuu
114UU"
I
iu
,
"JL"?1
year
Tne
Purpose
of
WTC
"p
w
to
carry
on
scientific
fu?irchu
al5
l
t0
conducted
Jointly
by
tho
National
Scientific
Hllon
2f
Cnlna
and
the
Citroen
&or
.r.
Company
of
France.
The
Chinese
expedition
is
to
tart
from
Peiping
in
February
Sale
Here
is
your
greatest
choice
of
Gifts
for
Him.
Let
Santa
Claus
bring
him
something
which
will
mahc
him
think
of
you
for
long
afterwards.
.
Get
it
at
The
Acme
and
at
sale
prices.
Handkerchiefs
Make
an
Ideal
Christmas
Gift
Pure
Irish
Linen
Handkerchiefs
for
m
r.
Half
dozen
in
box.
Excellent
value.
VUIUV.
Temptation
Sale
Price,
per
box
S1.95
FOR
CHRISTMAS
HI
Y
THE
HOY
THE
latest
i
jmrucuwny
as
iar
as
tne
and
plans
to
mer
younger
element
were
concerned.
I
tUnr.
i-Tertch
fYeneh
L.2
V.
na?
had
been
after
the
tractor
b:
S?Bl.5ic
Schart.
dictator
or
eroesed
Rwaton
Tuik-ithe
lodge,
gave-
a
weteomlng,
peecn
and
sereral
selections
were
CRASH'
!"1S:.VM.ror
MWg
gotten
out
i""A';
"1
hTw
H.nr--J.""J
1
Ctaus
emerge
"MS
tn?
Nohw
tfon
weTngegteV.U',CU
tuaftomoon
when
uleTnE
'SJf
down"8
thehiV
1
that
lie
haHSnpitted
buWna:
hu
I
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tree
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tould
do
something
to
see
diar,
Legion
was
held
in
the
club
:
from
h.,
t?SXnt5
J5Ild
ed
zoing
to
the
Cltv
Hall
to
mote
consideration
was
glten
rooms
on
TOlrd
Avenue.
There
atl
.nrtL
VHl
dec?ur"
that
Tery
informatton
staM
hP
!
Workmen's
CompensaUon
Board
about
2M
children
in
attend-
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had
said
receiiuTttot
'he
tovored
I
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ln
the
Prince
Rupert
General
ance
and
the
aff.lr
was
a
great
'SSu
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with
by
..
the
"'iH'iK,!
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the
afternoon,
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the
bit
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Chap
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tliere
wa.n
in
Sheik
Pants
Broadv.a
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fanc
.
Corduroy
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Tfcnjptatior
Frier
,nr
"
$550
Men's
Neckties
Some
men
prefer
to
ch
own
neckwear;
but
n-
n
would
object
to
anybody
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i
,
in
our
store.
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beaut
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y
terns
and
plain
shatlep.
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1
value
to
$1.75.
Qffp
lmptntion
Sale
Price
tfl
THE
ACME
IMPORTERS
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MAIL
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FILLED
AT
TIIKSE
PHICES,
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Mine
Head
Coal
HARD,
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CLEAN
AND
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coal
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m-nrnu
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who
have
u
the
best
Alberta
uw
into
Prince
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no
rock
ner
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deliver
It
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inch
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3-tarli
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3-inch
to
6-Jmh
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turnaee
Lump
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REAIEAIIIER
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coal
is
kept
and
you
are
not
water.
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Can
Supply-
Telkwa
Lump
Welllncton
Lump
INSIDE
MILL
WOOD
Cut
ll-xlC.
bit
load
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