Tueaday,
December
23,
1030.
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if
I
Ms
Lisemenis.
raismess
ana
rroiessona
men
s
wiiae.
Leea
nonces
A
DAILY
NEWS
FOR
SALE
AD.
WILL
CONVERT
THAMUD
PIECE
OF
MRWIWE
WO
CASH.
TRY
IT!
FOR
RENT
FLAT
for
RENT
Wallace
Dlo?k.
Enquire
store.
tf
FLAT
for
rent
four
rooms
and
bain,
Sixth
fand
Fulton.
Phone'
13.
F,,11lT
Modern
house.
3
fooms
and
hath.
Appy
Muriro.
Bros.
tf
f:,n
T?CPiu
well
fufplshtai
mqdrrft
apartments.
"palmer
Apartments.
Phone
Red
444.
t
f
To
Rent
Cosy
Two
&
Three
Rqpmeri
Apartments
Free
use
ot
electric
light
and
v.a.shor
Rentals
$10
to
$l6mnthl
OVKIl
A
I
A
I
ITS
1
ENTS
3
li
AVE.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
little
old
Gume?
heater.
Price
$6.
Daily
News,
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SITUATIONS
W
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NTH
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...
L-i-i
i
PROPERTY
repairs.
Plain
furniture
!
made.
J.
Wllkle,
Phon
'
Plank
707.
302
PRIVATE
stenographer,
510
6ih
Ave.
West,
P.
O.
Box
306.
201
MUSIC
SINOINO
Lessons
evenings.
J.
R.
Davcy,
Phone
Black
366.
J
17
BOARD
AND
ROOM
BOARD
and
Room.
Phone
Black
TOT
tf
ROOM
and
Beard.
Phone
Red
129
7
tf
TRANSFERS
tXMERONTf
Transfer.
Phone
177.
Dry
Birch,
Cedar
and
Jack
Pine
tf
Pi
D'S
TRANSFER.
Cartage
an4
Furniture
Moving.
Phone.
3Q4.
tf
CHIROPRACTIC
Sunshine
and
Red
Ray
Treatment
Nervous.
Female
and
ChlWrens'
Diseases
Specially
Treated
W.
C.
ASIMNAM-
(Chiropractor)
Phone
Green
341
a
&
7
Exchange
RU.
tppn.Orme'sl
SECOND-HAND
URALEUg
New
and
Secondhand
Goods!
Bought,
Sold
or
Exchanged
W,
H.
Mpntgomery
3rd
Avenue
rjione
Blue
39
HAI.VAOK
AND.
?WlNlj
f
it's
on
or
under
the
ivater
we
It,"
P.ipific
5alvag;e
Co.
Ltc.
Ful'y
Equipped
for
Diving
and
General
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
EASTHOPE
KNG1NFJJ
Dot$s'
arid
Scows'
of
'
all
dewrlp-'
1
tions
for
Ch'Auer
RoW
lloits
'and
Canoes
for
Hlrg
Bargains
in
Gas
Engines,
Northern
B.C.
Distributors
Coolldgo
Pronrllcrs
Band,
anjl
QraveJ
lf
any
quantity,
dellverrd
anywhere
by
water
i
jPbone,Ilay
y.
ttliht
5G
n
I'll
hnt'liCi
AUCTIONEER
PRINCE
RUPERT
AUCT1QN
MAJVT
Wo
buy,
sell
or
exchange
any
klnct
of
furniture
of
hpusehojcj
goods,
musical
instruments,
machinery,
etc.
Ocneral
repairs,
crating,
packing
and
shipping.
Workmanship
guaranteed.
Just
nhone
hlack
120
and
we
will
mil
n
j.
DAWES..
Auctioneer.,
10VE
FEAST
AT
COUNCIL
Lat
nfght's
meetng
of
the
city
council,
being
the
last
before
phjut-'
mas,
eded
up
with
a
love
feast
which
started
when
Mayor
Orme
brieily
wished
the
aldermen
a
very
33:
The
mv-jal
meeting
of
the
Merry
Christmas
and
expressed
his.
Skidejato
IriK
Conservative
Asso
agpreciatlon
for
,the
very
baggy
iation,
vas
h:ld
In
.it
week
at
th
year
he
had
had
in
the
mayoral
Premier
Jlol.
It
was
undoubtedly
chair
and
the
work
that
had
been
me
of
the
bcqt
meeting-,
the
asso-carried
on
by
the
council.
:iatlon
has
hiyd
with
direct
Indica-In
returning
the
compliments
to
tion
that
the
Conserval
iv?
party
is
His
Worship
on
behalf
of
the
conn-
surely
and
steadily
gaining
ground
cil,
Aid.
Collart
expressed
the
hope
in
this
district,
and
confidence
that
Mayor
Orme
The
officers
elected
for
the
en-would
again
occupy
the
chair
next
suing
year
were
a?
folloya:
year.
The
past,
Atd.
Collart
felt,
had
Honorary
Presidents
Rt.
Hon.
R,
been
a
good
working
year.
NeverB.
Bennett
and
Hon.
Dr.
Tolmie.
had
the
work
of
the
city
been
car-
Honorary
Vice-presidents
J.
rled
on
more
conscientiously
or
har-
monlously.
Aid.
Macdonald
appreciated
having
sat
as
an
Alderman
under
Mayor
Orme.
It
had
been
a
most
congenial
and
pleasant
year.
He
was
confident
that
the
people
were
Skidegate,
Mr.
CoUlson;
Sandsplt,
well
satisfied
with
the
excellent
Capt-
B.
Glllett;
Tlell,
Mr.
An-service
that
had
been
given
them
by
.
drews.
the
mayor
during
1930.
I
iu
t
-
i
-j
,-
Aiu.
uruwii
curroouraieu
rpnmrKfl
that
had
been
made
by
previous
,
speakers.
If
the
work
of
the
council
had
been
amicable
and
pleasant,
he
felt
that
it
was
largely
due
to
the
efficiency
and
co-operation
of
the
departmental
heads.
He
wished
to
link
up
these
departmental
heads
with
the
expression
of
season's
compliments.
Mayor
Orme
heartily
agreed
with
Aid.
Brown's
sentiments
regarding
the
departmental
heads.
Aid.
Rudderham
thought
that
a
few
remarks
might
also
be
Justified
from
him.
Re
was
not
like
the
other
three
who
had
spoken.
He
did
not
have
to
run
for
office
this
winter.
However,
he
agreed
with
all
that
had
been
said
by
them.
It
was
his
third
year
as.
an
alderman
and
he
could
say
that
neither
of
the
previous
years
had
been
more
pleasant
It
was
noticeable
that
there
bad
not
been
a
single
iserious
squabble
during
the
year.
He
thought
the
council
had
worked
well
as
a
team
during
'
1930.
The
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
strong
southeast
wind;
barometer,
39.77;
saa
rough.
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
strong
southerly
wind;
sea
moderate.
Langgra
Island
Overaeet,
light
easterly
wind,
sea
calm.
Dead
Tree
Points-Cloudy,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer,
39.09:
temperature,
40;
sea
rough.
BRINGING
UP
Dili's
(TORIES
OF
HAVE
MEET
queen
qiiAuLOTTP
city,
doc.
c.
Brady
apa
Jas.
H.
Thompson
President
R.
G.
McKenzie
Vice-president
Geo.
McRae.
Secretary-treasurer
D.
Wilton.,
j
Executive
Committee
Queen
Charlotte,
A-
Cook
and
C.
Brau
A
resolution
was
passed,
endors-
Inff
.T
Tl
nlllatt
nf
Rnnr1rlt.
fnr
"
1
--t
Prvhr
of
fisheries.
Vancouver
Stocks
(Couruvj
S.
O.
Johncon
Co,
1
Bijr
Missouri,
.37,
40."
Cor':
JProvlnce,
nil,
.01.
George
Copper,
.56.
0.
Georgie
River,
.02,
nil.
Golconda,
.35,
nil.
Grandview,
.02,
.03'.
1
Independence,
.01,
nil.
Indian
Mines,
.01
W;
.02.
L.
&
L..
nil,
.01.
Lucky
Jim,
.01,
nil.
Morton
Woolsey.
.02
Vi,
nil.
Marmot
Metals,
nil,
.01.
Nat.
Silver,
.02V4,
.02.
Noble
Erve
.04,
.06.
.,
Oregeon
Copper,
.03,
.06.
PwkI
Oreille,
.80,
nil.
Premier,
.86,
.99.
Porter-Idaho,
.06.
SH.
Reeves
MacHonald,
M.
23.
Rufus-Argenta,
.02.
.03.
Snowflake.
.om.
.2.
oils
:
A.
P.
Consolidated,
31.
32.
Dalhousie
Oil.
.45,
nil.
Devenlsh
Pete,
.03,
nil.
Home
Oil,
1.57,
1.60."
Royallte.
15.36,
15.7
Hsjgal.
.10,
nil.
,
Mid
West.
nn.
.25.
C.
St
E.
Lands,
.53,
.54.
Merland,
.11,
12.
Freehold.
.13,
.15.
United,
.25.
21.
FATHER
OAJJGyTRFJ
OF
MtSPtAClN'
ME
LETTER)
AM'
KERB
TH5"Y
A?B
t
UBn'&M
Al
M6
OFFICE
VUU
TAKE'EM
HON1E
-This
gorgeous
view
of
the
.:
CHILDREN
ARE
LOST
Four
Youngsters.
Burned
to
Death
n
Home
Fire
Near
Sher-
brpokc,
Quebec
J
SHERBROOKE.
que.,
Dec.
23:
Four
children
rdngfng
in
age
from
eighteen
montjis
to
eight
years
perished
when
thp
farmhouse
of
their
j
father,
EJ.
LeCompte,
at
St.
Camille
1
de
Wqtton
was
destroyed
by
fire
!
yesterday.
The'
father
and
older
son
a&ved
five
other
children.
f
Ui
1
Mftil
JScnedule;
;
For
the
Easff-Monday,'
Wednesday
apd,
Saturday
.'.
,.10-30
ajn.
T.......
From.
Ibfi,
Ea$ti-")T;
K
i
Sunday
Tuesday
an
Thuxsday
p.m
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For
Vancouver
..?HSfctf-Wr
1
n0on
t
f'
Friy
11
P-"1'
Dec,.
3,
17,
and
31
pjn.
From
Vancouver''
Sunday
...
j
4
pas
Wednesday
10.30
pjn
Friday
pjn.
Dec.
13
and
27.
pjn.
For
Anjox
and
Stewart
Sunday
7
p.m.
Wednesday
3
vzn.
From
Anyox
and
Stewart
Tuesdays
11.30
a.m.
Thursdays
8
pjn.
.thabask
aver
vaMej!,
ea$t
of
Jasper
town
In
the
Jasper
Nationl
f
!
-Park,
Alberta.
ARMY
HELD
MAS
TREE
Citadel
Crowded
Last
Night
For
Musical
Entertainment
and
Visit
of
Santa
Claus
The
salvation
Army
Citadel
was.
crowded
last
night
for
the
annual
Christmas
Tree
entertainment
of
the
Army.
There
was
a
fine
musical
program
which
was
followed
by
a
visit
from
Santa
Claus
who
distributed
presents
and
candles
for
the
children.
Rev.
J.
Kennedy,
who
was
introduced
by
Commandant
William,
presided
over
the
gathering.
Mrs.
Kerr
and
Capt.
E.
Warren
assisted
in
staging
the
affair.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Song,
audience.
Prayer,
Commandant
Kerr.
introduction
of
chairman.
-;
Song
by
Sunday
School,
"Glory
to
God
in
the
Highest".
Cornet
solo,
Em
11
Hudema.
RecJtaUfln,
"Writing
to
Santa,"
Joyce
Gauthprnp.
HusftprcAis
reading,
Mrs,
Kerr..
Recitation,
Ken
and
Chrlssle
Murray.
Dialogue,
"Christmas
Letters,"
cbildferj
Recitation,
A.
Murray.
Musical
Trio,
Frank
Pierce,
Ted
Rarmon
and
M.
Alexcee.
Recitation,
"Mother's
Messenger,"
Rose
Smith.
"Looking
for
Father
Christmas,"
scholars.
Recitation,
"Don't
You
Worry,"
Clara
Pierce.
Dialogues
"Inasmuch,"
girls,
3
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fl
Hg
LETTERS
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;
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mm
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Wm$
mimoed
am-
ueft
j
ID.
PEOPLE
ARE
BURNED
William
Thompson
of
Cowichan
anif
lis
Housekeeper
Lose
Their
Lives
COWICHAN
STATION,
Vancouver
Island,
Dec.
26:
William
Thompson,
aged
70,
pioneer
of
this
district,
and
his
housekeeper,
a
middle-aged
woman
named
Mrs.
Stirling,
were,
burned
to
death
last
night
when
(ire
destroyed
Thompson's
home.
Efforts
at
fescue
by
neighbors
failed
and
the
charred
bodies
of
the
victims
were
found
in
the
ruins.
Army
Officer
Found
Giily
Major
Shepherd
of
Kansas
City
Is
Convicted
on
Charge
of
Murdering
His
Wife
KANSAS
CITY,
Deo.
23:
Major
was'
found
guilty
here
yesterday
Superior
Court
of
the
murder
of
bis
wife.
Sentence
of
life
imprisonment
goes
with
the
conviction.
;
Musical
selection,
Mrs.
Kerr
and
I
Capt.
Warren.
i
Recitation,
"The
Old
StotUng
j
Ruth
Pitcher.
i
Club
swinging,
.Mrs.
Kerr,
Ted
j
Harmon,
Harold
Dahl.
Arrival
of
Santa
Claus.
By
positive
BOT
i'ou
picked
op
co
am
look
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m
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pk.
i
i
Singer
Sewing
Machines
On
Easy
Monthly.
Payment1!
As
low
as
$3.00
per
month
Cheaper
to
Tuy
fhan
rent.
All
makes
of
machines
re
paired.
McKAE
BROS.
LTP.
TYPEWRITERS
i
So
oHlff
v1nf
ran
upprwmi
RFJipiLT
UNDERWOOD
S75.00
Wry
raij
term
AM
other
ni.il.fH
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3.00
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United
Typewriter
Cq.
Ltd.
VAM'orvrn,
tic
MRS.
JAMES
CLARK
Palmistry
and
Crystal
Reading
White
House
223
Second
Ave.
Telephone
767
SSversides
Bros.
Third
Ave.
Phone
22
Window
Class
and
Glazing
Nelson's
Beauty
Parjor
Croguignole
Permanent
Wave
Guaranteed
$7.50.
Skilled
artists
in
all
branches
of
beauty
culture
211
Third
Street
Phone
Blue
561
Wood
and
Coal
Cheer
up!
The
best
was
coming.
Now
It's
Here
inliTv
our
new
coal
lust
arrived
CASEY'S
CARTAGE
&
FUEL
CO.
Telephone
303
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCPUVKR,
Dec.
23:
Wheat
wa
quoted
at
51c
on
the
local
exchange
today.
Paily
News
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Wulti.
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McManus
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