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Boats
and
Canoes
for
Hire
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In
Gas
Entlncs
Northern
B.C.
Distributors
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Propellers
Sand
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anywhere
by
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musical
Instruments,
machinery,
etc.
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repairs,
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It
is
the
tendency
in
this
world
FOR
RENT
Modern
house,
5
or
the
.peopie
to
clamor
to
the
rooms
and
bath.
Apply
Munro
Qovernment
Departments
for
what
Bfos
t
they
want
and
to,
blame
the
offl-
FOR
UBNT-Clwu
well
furBtshed
c
their
every
wish,
is
not
car
-modern-
aptmenU.
Vatowr
ut,
once.
Very
little
thought
Is
glm
or
appreciation
Apartments,
phone
Red,
444,
expressed
(or
the
work
that
is
go-
"l-
-
-
irjf
on
all
the
time
improving
con-
To
Rent
tlhtoB
for
everyone.
,f
I
haw
in
mind
particularly,
th
TWO
ic
Three
n
Roomed
Cosy
W
belng
done
by
W.
L.
Statu-
t
1
I
luteins
.
Free
use-
of
electric
light
washer
Rentete
$10
to
$WnvHtffo
DYER
APARTMIiNT$
3RD
AV!
Santajeiaus
visited
the
Canadian
Legion
CJub
on
Saturday
afternoon,
:
much
to
the
delight
of
a
crowd
of
some
250
youngsters
who
were
assembled
for
the
occasion.
After
Santa
had
been
welcomed
to
Prince
;
Rupert
by
Mayor
C.
H.
Orme,
dls-
1
trlbution
of
gifts
from
a
beautifully
decorated
tree
commenced.
There
was
also
ice
cream
and
pop
In
lav-
,
tsh
abundance.
The
young
son
of
Tony
Christian
was
the
winner
in
the
raffle
of
a
big
lucky
stocking.
Little
Miss
Yule
of
Sunnyside
won
a
handsome
yacht
Itf,
Acting
Agent
of
the
Depart-
for
which
there
was
drawing.
an,t
ment
of
Malne
at
Digby
Island.
Ladies
who
assisted
in
connection
Everyone
who
uses
Metlakatla
with
the
Christmas
Tree
were
pre-Passage
has
reason
to
be
thankful
sen
ted
with
beautiful
ferns
in
pots.
for
the
Improvement
which
hav
The
committee
'In
charge
of
the
been
made
there
a
the
new
bea-
Christmas
Tre
Included
Fred
Ood-
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SALE
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Robmlr,
W.
Sh'rubs'all,
vvu-:
personalty
naa
occasion
lo
nam
nance,.
uwuu
throuch
the
Dassaae
recently
a'
Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb.
Mrs.
U.
Anderson.
midnight
and
very
dark
with
two
Mrs.
Wright-Ddvtes
and
Mrs.
K.
boat,
one
in
t;w
alongside
th
ueaie.
other,
drawing
10
ft.
and
13
ft.
re-
rpectively,
on
a
very
low
tide,
It
pLjl
JWrtl
Curtloir
two
feet,
and
made
tfae
passage;
LfllMu
Cll
OI
OlinilaY
zarafonaety
witn
new
beacons.
I
will
be
only
a
th
the
toe
aid
aia
of
or
uw
tbj'j
1
Tf
1
1
1
leel
sure
that
it:
bCIlOOl
HelD
WeedY
matter
of
a
short!
time
until
Mr.
Stamford
will
give!
tit
two
small
lights
in
the
passage
to
make
it
stttl
safer
for
our
fish-1
is
that
Ibis
place
la
always
drr
where
Bttrlek
only
drlea
3
letti
on
a
zero
tide.
Conaeqnenty
the
Department
of
Marine
would
l
raved
considerable
money
la
bulk
ing
the
light,
not
having
to
walk
according
to
the
tides
and
put.li
t
in
expensive
underwater
rein
f
jr.
Wm.
awl
alao
the
Upht
being
high
tc.
woulst
htm
a
much
greater
7li
1
I
am
waHiBf
this
letter
to
puo
Haty
sbew
our
apfireciation
of
tti
oad
work
Naf
done
by
Mr.
Stamford
and
his
ass'stanf
.
1"
a!tln
these
improvemenU,
ai
I
am
sure
that
there
are
huadrtt
s
of
people
lrj
Prince
Rnpert
who
o
not
know
and
therefore
eann;t
appreciate
the
vah:'e
asaistai
i
White
Offering
at
First
Church
Yesterday
United
fleet
and
others.
ng
,
laI
Christmas
service
of,
I
would
like
also
to
axpress
m
.
.
.
Qv,i
regardlng
tba
Jight
for
-1"
iJtT
the
form
trick
Rock
or
OulJ
Recks,
tor
tar
ZZZT.
hnl.
afsisunce
of
vessala
ualng
Ed;-
.
,
vtn
f
mm
.
thfr
Pasaage
The
location
on
Ji$Mw,
a
small
,
ul
"V
.Zl
Placed
at
the
foot
of
ithe
manftr
L'?"
!h:V"
during
the
service
their
oWn
!L
'rr-r,;,
,!
white
envelope,
amounting
aovwa
sa
w
w
$22.75.
This
will
be
used
in
providing
some
needy
cheer
this
Christ-j
maa
season.
The
Sunday
School
orchestra
assisted
In
the
choral
service
and
also
played
appropriate
selections.
Miss
Linea
Hanson
sang1
"sweetly
'
''
'
a
choral
hymn.
;
LOCAL
NEWS
Fred
Stephens
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
William
thjs
afternoon
from
a
week's
trip
to
Sel-wyn
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
on
insurance
business.
Miss
V.
E.
Masaey,
school
teacher
at
Sandspit,
atrived
in
the
cltjy
on
being
given
the
mariners
ol
ttla
he
Prince
William
this
afternoon
port
by
the
Depart-
of
Miri:
;
irwn
me
uianos
ana
win
piwwu
oy
Thanking
you.
Mr
Wttoi
j
train
Wednesday
aaojptng
to
her
w
r
ARiOiTRibvo
1
Smai
wfcere
she
will
Ltd.;Pnd
the
Chrietmaa
and
New
Year
vun.r
Pacific
Salvaae
Co.
Demonstration
By
Sea
Cadets
vacation.
Miss
Marion
Haina.
who
recent'
ly
went
soutfa,.,
from
Hazclton
where
she
had
been
nursing,
was
foe
a
abort
tine
the1
gueat
of
,Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Sritith,,
Fifth
"
'Ave.
8he
Is
spending
Clirsrtmas
at
Parents
of
the
boys
of
the
laal
b
home
ta
Westminster.
;
8a
Cttdais
gathered
at
naval
head-
Mtes
Haines
noted
a
number
of
im-
j
quartets
Saturday
evening
to
wla-
orovemenw
m
me
cuy
sinces
sne
ness
a
demonstration
of
the
work
was
last
here.
the
boys
art
doing
under
LitUt.
Ro-
j
hart
Bkinee.
There
was
a
lacga
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mandy
of
Prince
turn-out
for
Uie
occasion.
Rupert
and
Douglas
Lay
of
Hazel-
After
the
demonstration,
T.
II.
ton,
resident
mining
engineers
for,
Tnhtuon
addrMsed
the
Barents
on
the
provincial
government,
will
give
.
If
It's
en
or
under
the
water
weimBtters
pertaining
to
the
Navy
lectures
in
Vancouver
in
March
undo
It."
Lsse
which
sponsors
the
Sea
der
the
auspices
of
the
British
Co-'
tZZtZ
lumbla
Chamber
of
Mines.
Their
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
Ltd.
The
proceedings
came
to
a
cUm
discourses
will
be
in
the
course
of
.CI"C.ri
for
,i
nMna
Diving
and
with
a
dance
of
which
Chief
Petty
a
series
of
lectures
that
are
held
Officer
Young
and
William
Fidler
eacn
winter
Dy
me
unamoer
ui
(
were
in
charge.
Mines.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
AtvT-f
PAPER
6
OF
fOORft
TH6
VAOOe
Nt:U-TKKV'rXS
SOWKWHSRH-
POCKET
VHEM
uprr
the.
Heavy
going
in
Manchester
Hand
tunes,,
is
reason
for
mud
on
faces
VJB.
UOOKEO
GvCRt
WHERE,
BUT
CAM'T
FllslO
AMV
UETTER.
OB
'
.;i.
which
ga"e
holders
of
lucky
tickets
in
Irish
Sweep
unteld
th
a
jockeys.
Race
was
won
by
Glorious
Devon,
an
outsider,
owned
by
Lord
Clanely.
,
Boring
Under
The
Heart
Of
A
City
Eliminating
a
surface
line
at
present
connecting
lis
main
yards
on
Durrard
Inlet,
where
the
tran-Paeifio
linen
berth,
with
the
storage
yards
and
Industrial
sidings
at
False
Creek,
Vancouver,
ll.C,
th
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
is
Just
about
to
provide
work
for
300
men,
throughout
the
winter,
by
beginning
work
on
a
grout
tunnel,
nearly
a
mile
long.
J?even
cross-tow-n
streets
will
be
freeii
and
much
valuable
bjjildlnir-l.ind
made
available
by
the
disappearance
ol
the
srround-leval
line.
In
addition
to
wWeh
faeter
connection
will
be
mada
for
the
railway
between
Uu
waterfront
and
the
ale
Creek
area
It
is
calculated
that
excavation
HUH'
KEEP
Or
LOOKtM
KNOW
THEY'RE
inI
THb
HOUSE
OME-
CANT
KS.CP
VTHiMOiM
ooiO
A'b
I
POT
DOWN-
T
OVAOP6ARt-
t?.
'5
.
iui.
mi
l
riun
Sfmrt,
lac.,
CtMt
BriUla
ni
M
mama.
i
m
nil
mii
nip
lSww
Monday,
December
22,
1930
page
rgra
Classified
Advertisements.
usiness
an
d
Profe
ssional
Men's
Guide.
Legal
Notices'
MWLWMJALE
AD.
WILL
CONVERT
WAT
UNUSED
PIECE
OF
FURNITURE
INTO
CASK
TRY
IT!
FOR
RENT
FLAT
FOR
RENT
Wallace
Block.
Enquire
store.
l
.1
IJll.
ljjjj,
i.;
The
Letter
Box
Canadian
Legion
j
Christmas
Tree
of
86
)09
cnblc
yards
of
soil
will
be
necessitated
by
the
new
tunnel,
which
will
be
224
feet
high,
and
v
iry
(rom
16
to
19
feet
in
width.
The
accompanying
drawing
shows
details
of
the
project,
the
heavy
dotted
line
being
the
bore
of
the
tunnel
through
the
heart
of
the
city
Inset
the
new
aoadlan
Pacific
record-breaking
liner
"Empress
of
Japan":
above:
downtown
Vancouver,
showing
(left),
the
new
Marine
building,
and
(right)
the
Royal
Bank
building:
below:
a
close-up
of
locomotive
6319.
one
of
the
new
giants
operating
la
Brit-lb
Columbia.
1
Singer
Sewing
Machines
r
On
Easy
Monthly
Paymenti
As
low
as
$3.00
per
month
Cheaper
to
nuy
than
rent
All
makes
of
machines
re
paired.
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
TYPEWRITERS
So
other
value
ran
approach-th
hprflal
REBUILT
UNDERWOOD
5
$75.00
i
Very
easy
terms
All
other
maken
from
?15.0fl
Hl'XnSTIMNn
ADDINO
MACHINES
United
Typewriter
Co.
Ltd;
VANCOUVER.
B.C
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DA
lit
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FOR
SKEENA
BKAM)
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
TRESII
PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
DeliverThroughout
the
City
SIRS.
JAMES
CLARK
Palmistry
aRtl
Crystal
Reading
While
House
22
Second
Ave.
Telephone
767
Silversides
Bros.
Third
Ave.
Phone
22
Window
Glass
and
Glazing
Nelson's
Beauty
Parlor
Qroguignole
Permanent
Wave
Guaranteed
$750
..
Skilled
aitlsts
in
all
branches
oi
beauty
"ulture
311
Third
Street
Phone
Blue
561
Wood
and
Coal
Oticer
up)
The
best
was
coming.
Now
It's
Here
Try
our
new
coal
ust
arrived
CASErS
CARTAGE
&
FUEL
CO.
TelepUane
303
NavalDance
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si.
Is
Enjoyable
A
very
enjoyable
daaca
was
Itfld
last
Friday
evening
at
naval
head
quarters
by
the
men
of
the
local
unit
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
There
weu
about
forty-five
person
present.
Chief
Petty
Officer
Young
was
in
charge
and
Mrs.
Young
prepared
the
refreshments.
s
By
George
McManus
'fit
M