FROM
EAST
TO
WEST
100
YEARS
Christmas
Tree
Tea
and
Sale
Is
Being
Held
Today
Mrs.
Hubert
Blance
is
hostess
at
a
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
which
is
being
held
this
afternoon
FordP
Mrs.
Eliza
McNutt.
who
was
born
in
Fr
and
recently
celebrated
her
one-!':a(Iredr-Vancouver.
She
has
been
a
reside
v.i
ol
Bp':
years.
She
is
shown
with
her
bir.i'.ciay
cake,
her
party
at
which
her
son,
grandchildren
and
great-great-grandchildren
were
present.
;
ir,
Now
Brunswick
great
Visited
Carmel
In
California
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Drooksbank
Met
E.
A.
Wakefield,
Former
Consul
at
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Brooks-
ibank
while
In
California
recently
ViEitrf
Papnml
onH
nrorn
r,Vtrfr
graphed
in
front
of
Aimee
Mac-
ipherson's
famous
cottace.
American
uonsui
nere
wno
was
on
his
way
to
setUe
up
some
business
at
Seattle
and
Portland
be
fore
leaving
Ensenada
for
Nuev
;iy
i(;
r.'
r
home
in
,
'tas,
Cuba
bf
way
of
New
Orleans
uiar.,'j:
for
13
:he
'attires
ol
grandchildren
FULLY
QUALIFIED
"Need
any
more
talent
lor
voift-
.
j
i
motion
picture
dramas?"
at
her
home
at
Seal
Core
in
aid
of
j
JSeSf?t
ISfUSS
X
the
forthcoming
Christmas
tree
en-j
iences?"
tertainment
of
St.
Peter's
Anglican
i
"Acting
without
audiences
is
Church.
She
is
being
assisted
by;wat
brought
me
here."
Ex-Mrs.
George
Kelsev,
president
of
St.
j
cnane
Peter's
Women's
Auxiliary.
-Assisting
at
the
tea
tables
are1
ONJl.
TRAINS
Mrs.
J.
W.
Ourran,
Mrs.
A.
H.
Hill-'
Tout
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
Vigar,
whUe
For
the
East-Mrs.
4
W.
H.
Qoodsell
and
Mrs.
W.
V.
Mons.,
Weds,
it
Sats.
11:30
ajn.
Tattersal
are
in
charge
of
the
home
From
the
East
cooking
table.
Suns.,
Tues.
&
Thurs.
3:30
pjn.
UMto
JWfc
illia
.
T-r
r,y.
rWH
srWll
W
rice
Reductions
On
November
1st
the
Ford
Motor
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.,
following
their
well
known
policy
of
reducing
prices
whenever
costs
of
production
warrant,
announced
price
reductions
ranging
fr:m
$19.00
to
$100.00.
YOUR
DOLLAR
CAN
PURCHASE
MORE
AUTOMOBILE
VALUE
TODAY
THAN
EVER
BEFORE
IN
HISTORY
Model-.
JZiriV"
Old
Price
New
Price
Reduction
Phaeton
.....:...:..$
804.09
$
754.00
Roadster!.
IJ.Jtf....
789.00
Sport
Roadster
835.00
Standard
Coupe
....
921.00
Sport
Coupe
921.00
Tudor
Sedan
.
891.00
Fordor
Sedan
1023.00
Town
Sedan
1099.00
Cabriolet
1028.00
Taxicab
.
."
1205.00
Station
Wagon......
1093.00
1
Light
Delivery
743.00
Panel
Delivery
947.00
Commercial
Chassis
654.00
V
11-2
Ton
Truck
Chassis
888.00
'M'
11-2
Ton
Truck
Chassis
954.00
'H'
11-2
Ton
Truck-Chassis
999.00
744.00
790.00
825.00
861.00
825.00
982.50
1043.50
998.00
1104.50
1018.00
718.50
881.00
635.00
868.00
898.00
918.50
Truck
Dual
Rear
Wheels
76.00
$
50.00
45.00
45.00
96.00
60.00
66.00
41.50
55.50
30.00
100.50
75.00
24.50
66.00
19.00
20.00
56.00
80.50
WHY
WAIT
TILL
SPRING?
GET
THE
NEW
CAR
NOW
AND
ENJOY
WINTER
DRIVING
'
..,,
'::?"
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORD
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
83
the
DAar
news
PAGE
SIX
Dumber
o
,
a.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Silver
Cup
Mine
Closes
Down;
Courses
In
Mineralogy
at
Smithers;
Telkwa
Collieries
Close
AYitlfrfIy
a
few
men
now
remaining
on
the
staff
to.
run
i
Jirrii1trtN.hp
pnncentratoiiifcDnerate'oift
at
the
Silver
Cud
UI5
mir
mine,
near
Hazelton.
are
about
to
bfe
cjoied
(town
for
the
.
,
.
.
m.
hk
ei
nlinut
a
i
-
1
Carmel
is
the
Dlace
where
ex-
winfai.
Tkn
Gilvpr
P.nn
M.nintr
fin.
is
to
undergo
re
ifioveiybay6
Ko'LiSefSS
o"
organization
and
it
is
expected
the
property
will
resume
8an
Francisco
and
few
of
the
operations
next
year
under
new
management.
For
some
'Khfr.BtMnnh
eZn.
months
W.
B.
Dornberg
has
been
unable
to
look
after
the
tpce
was.
Prices
of
commodities
property
owing
to
illness.
The
first
work
when
operations
were
high
and
everything
indica-
in
nmhahiv
h
the
:od
wealth.
blockine
out
nf
further
ore
reserves
Another
place
visited
was
Santa
so
i
ruz.
inn
was
just
tne
opposite
be
to
Carmel.
It
is
the
DODular
nlace
there
that
that
the
Uje
concentration
mill
can
y
i
i
r
i
,
Ke
kept
going
to
capacitor.
WhUe
"UAUO
HoiKS
J
UttIC
316
SI
Ol
;re
seems
to
be
some
difference
of
nna
is
mucn
more
crowded.
opinion
on
the
matter,
it
is
ieu
oy
The
Bfooksbanks
spent
ten
days
son
that
the
Silver
Cup
may
yet
a
Palo
Alto
where
Mrs.
Brooks-
Pye
a
profit-maker
for
the
stock-bank's
sister
lives
in
order
that
holders.
Comparatively
little
ore
The
OniMGa
branch
of
the
Brlt-
iari
Columbia
Chamber
of
Mine,
la
negotiating
with
officials
of
the
provincial
roinea
department
with
a
view
to
bavins
a
ecurae
of
lnatruc
wvu
aaa
WHKinuJ
uiuivi
aivj
btvu
Oamwo!,!..
Meilakatla
the
boys
may
attend
the
univer-
nas
beh
taken
out.
something
like
METLAKATLA.
Dec.
9:
The
sity.
They
travelled
south
mosUy
fifteen
carloads
of
concentrates
Me!lakat!a
Corps
of
the
Salvation
by
stage
and
came
back
on
the
been
shipped
to
smelter
,
nny
held
their
annual
"Home
iteamer
Emma
Alexander
I
e
mJ11
opened-
and
tne
Plant
;
-
eamie"
sale
in
the
Salvation
On
the
same
steamer
comlne
l
uie
mme
ann
uie
c.u-uwjr
,
army
nan.
ana
it
was
a
very
sue
-
north
was
E.
A.
Wakefield,
formarl;6
sara
10
De
1,1
excellent
conai-
essful
affair,
the
splendid
sum
of
uvui.
uuxuig
I.-"
miuwjii
J
i
ot.vu
was
reansea
oy
tne
auction
improvemnts
will
be
made
and
ef-,
of
various
articles;
foodstuffs
do-forts
will
be
made
to
reduce
the
cost
I
nated
for
the
occasion
as
also
the
of
transportation
cf
the
ore.
Along0iatn
an(j
fancy
needle-work
and
tramline
may
be
Installed.
Hhoine
cooking
of
the
Home
League.
Chief
Councillor
Leask
made
a
twenty
lectures,
one
per
day.
may
??
WM
ft
moT1?Ut,bv
e
arranred
for.
It
will
be
the
first
fff
C11:t-
a
ocal
solo
by
Mrs.
dme
that
anv
course
like
this
has
El"0"
a"d
a
humorous
mono-been
given
in
the
central
interior
lou
bV
Sergeant
Major
pjevost
and
it
is
believed
that
a
considerable
number
will
take
advantage
of
it.
The
annual
genera)
meeting
of
the
Smithers
chamber
will
be
held
on
December
27,
when
reports
of
the
past
year's
activities
will
be
presented
and
officers
for
1930
elect
ed.
Douglas
Lay,
resident
mining
engineer
for
the
northern
mineral
survey
district,
is
being
asked
to
attend
and
address
the
meeting.
With
all
bunkers
at
the
railway
filled
to
capacity
in
the
face
of
a
shortage
of
orders,
operations
at
the
Telkwa
Collieries
have
been
tem-oorarily
suspended.
Seasonable
weather
ts
exoected
to
bring
an
arly
resumption
of
mining
with
'he
prospect
of
steady
operation
luring
the
remainder
of
the
winter
nonths.
The
famous
Bablne
Bonansa
mine,
nerth
of
Smithers.
which
la
now
under
development
by
the
Bablne
Bonanza
Metals,
Ltd.,
of
which
company
Grant
Mahood
is
the
organizer,
continues
to
draw
much
attention
and
comment
of
promise.
W.
F.
Irwin
&
Co...
of
Vancouver,
'las
undwtaken
to
underwrite
the
m
Issued
stock
and.
during
the
past
veek,
Mr.
Irwin,
president
of
that
tompanv.
naid
a
visit
to
the
property.
Machinery
Is
to
be
taken
In
over
the
winter
road
and
production
is
in
sight
for
next
winter.
I'BACE
RIVER
LAND
There's
a
land
of
great
Dromlse
where
Peace
winds
its
way.
Where
the
settlers
are
few
on
its
acres
so
long;
And
they
hooe
that
the
railroad
soon
from
there
will
stray
To
where
in
the
westward
the
sea
sings
its
song.
Those
people
so
hardy,
though,
bear
with
regret
As
those
who
have
power
wag
their
heads
with
a
frown.
nd
say.
"There
is
not
enough
butlnes
there
yet.
All
its
traffic
must
run
still
to
Bdmonton
town."
But
the
wind
it
has
whispered
ere
many
moons
wane.
Thru
the
western
hills
passes
a
moloch
will
tread.
And.
In
sorchln
Ms
silence
and
leaving
his
train
Of
the
riband's
that
murmur,
in
equal
parts
spread:
That
land
of
great
promise
will
reap
its
reward
An
empire
that
boasts
of
the
wheat
that
it
grows
In
form,
of
the
folk,
by
the
incom
ing
horde.
As
thev
rush
for
the
deals
on
their
homesteads
to
close
Daily
News
"Uiitusifled"
anver
Msinjr
brings
results.
Her
Little
Boy
Had
Severe
Cold
md
Croupy
Cough
Mr.
Jlmry
E.
Lyman,
Went
Riror.
K.B.,
writes
:
"My
little
boy
caught
a
very
icrere
cold,
and
had
a
coupy
cough.
"I
tried
aeveral
tnediclaci,
but
he
got
no
relief
from
them.
"I
wa
adrised
to
try
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pino
Syrup
and
he
had
onJ.r
token
three
donee
when
he
gut
relief,
and
before
he
had
flnifthed
the
bottle
he
was
all
rid
of
hie
cough.
'
'
I
would
not
be
without
it
in
the
houw
m
It
ii
a
wonderful
cough
medicine."-
;
Price,
35c.
n
bottle)
large
family
ize
60s;:
at
all-druggieti
and
dralenj
manufactured
only
W
T1
T-
MUbuia
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out.
District
News
REMO
Mrs.
A.
Ross
and
T.
Rosa
have
returned
to
Terrace
for
the
time
being,
Mr.
Ron'
logging
camp
having
been
closed
down
for
a
while.
Dan
Mason,
government
foreman
was
in
Remo
the
past
week
nutting
the
Remo
ferry
on
her
ways
for
the
winter.
J.
Barman
who
has
been
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
Ma.
A.
Y.
Wilson
for
the
oast
week
left
on
yesterday's
train
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
Couper.
District
Fire
Ranger,
was
a
visitor
in
Remo,
Friday
The
Remo
Farmers'
Awtoctation
held
their
regular
monthly
meeting
in
the
UFA.
Hall
Friday
eve-nine.
Secretary
r.arr
read
the
letter
received
from
the
Prince
Runert-Peace
River
Outlet
Association,
and
all
members
were
oleased
to
hear
that
Remo
was
the
first
of
the
interior
district
to
respond
to
the
call
for
the
big
drive
for
the
Prince
Rupert-Peac
River
Outlet.
The
last
order
of
Booster's
Buttons
furnished
have
all
been
sold
but
one.
Plans
were
made
to
have
a
"ommunitv
dinner
and
Christmas
Tree
on
Christmas
Eve.
After
the
meeting
refreshments
were
served.
BURNS
LAKE
District
visitors
In
town
during
the
past
week
have
included
R.
H.
Moore,
Vanderhoof:
Paul
Brtnda-mour:
Fred
Aalln.
Algatcho;
Qeo.
F.
Itenson,
Ootsa
Lake;
Martin
Loveag.
Orassv
Plains;
8.
N
Inn
Francois
Lafee;
j.
L.
Barker.
Streatham.
Jack
Peyton,
former
resident
of
Burns
Lake,
who
has
brag
located
at
Stewart
for
some
ffc
years,
has
returned
to
this
distriot
.aM
if
now
on
the
staff
of
the
Own
LaKe
mine.
James
Bland
has
returned
to
hte
work
on
the
section
after
having
been
confined
to
his
home
for
several
weeks
with
an
attack
of
inflammation
of
the
kidneys.
Jack
Davies
is
back
in
town
j
!
again
""A
after
"IM;'.
,"vl"
having
spent
ww
sev
several
THOS.
E.
BIDDLECOMBE.
mourns
cooung
lor
ine
camps
on
wte
new
uwen
laBae
road.
Robert
H
.
Oerow
has
been
appointed
by
the
board
of
village
commissioner
to
act
as
returning
officer
at
the
municipal
election
which
will
be
held,
here
on
January
30.
A
successful
dance
was
held
last
Friday
night
in
the
Tcheslnkut
Lake
school
house
in
aid
of
the
Christ
mat
Tree
fund.
One
Hearst
paper
uses
the
timber
from
528
acres
to
produce
paper
to
last
It
a
week.
Another
in
a
year
uses
paper
from
6,684
acres
of
timber.
wry
capable
auctioneer,
and
he!
Sao
presided
as
chairman
of
a
hort
prog-an
rendered
preceding;
rwip
une
oi
tne
njemm
dv
b.
a.
from
"Musical
8h1vb-
tionist''
was
very
acceptably
ren-
Dr
Alexander
rilONE
578
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IlLOCK
DENTIST
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MONDAY.
TUESDAY
I
AND
WEDNESDAY
two
snows
1
and
9
p-m
TALKING
AND
MUSICAL
PROgSam
WARNER
OLAND
"Dr.
Fa
M
anchu"
DANGER
MYSTERY
THRILLS
COMEDY
"STEPPING
OUT"
PARAMOUNT
SOUND
NEWS
Admission,
20c
and
65c
nn
mum
wt
A
GIFT
OF
GIFTS
A
DIAMOND
RING
$135.00
CHRISTMAS
IS
A
PERFECT
EXCUSE
TO
GIVE
A
DIAMOND
RING
Nothing
more
expresses
your
admiration
than
a
sparkling
blue
white
diamond
set
in
u
gorgeous,
hailcarved
mounting.
The
um
above
is
special
value
and
we
guarantee
its
jnK
quality.
We
have
other
diamond
rings
of
just
a
p".l
quality
but
with
slightly
smaller
stones
according
t
price
at
$7j.00jfc$50.0$,
pOWN
TO
$15.00
s!tl
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Ltd.
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in
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lil
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No.
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$23.00
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No.
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Spruce
Shiplap
$2100
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No.
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Spruce
Shiplap
$20.00
1x10
No.
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Spruce
Shiplap
2.00
2x4
and
2x6,
8
to
14,
S4S,
No.
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Common
.
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2x4
ami
2x6,
8
to
14',
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No
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Common
S22.00
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Dried
Flooring,
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Mouldings
Lath.
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Etc,
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