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Dr.Jos.Maguire
The
DENTIST
riUNCE
RUPKRT.
II
C.
Wishes
to
thank
the
people
of
Terrace
for
their
pilroiiagc
while
in
the
city.
1
extend
ah
invitation
to
make
this
office
their
meeting
place
while
visiting
Prince
Rupert
at
any
time.
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EDITION
NATIONAL
MOURNING
Impressive
Yet
Simple
Rites
Solemnized
For
Sir
Arthur
Currie,
Thousands
Taking-
Part
Tributes
General
Funeral
in
Montreal
Memorial
at
Westminster
Abbey
in
London
And
Toronto
MONTREAL.
Dee,9:
1fcP
Theft
were
cold
winds
and
wfritry
skie.
around
Christ
Church
Cathedral
here
a
impressive
yet
simple
rites
marked
the
funeral
of
Sir
Arthur
Currie.
principal
of
McOUl
University
and
commander-in-chief
of
the
Canadian
Army
Corps
in
France
during
the
last
two
years
ol
the
Great
War.
It
was
the
fifty-eighth
anniversary
of
the
birth
ol
the
great
Canadian
soldier.
Following
the
service
in
the
cathedral
from
which
thousands
were
.10
3.00
Saturday,
Dc.
9.
1W.
turned
away
and
which
was
attended
by
the
Earl
of
Bessboroogh.
representing
the
King,
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett.
W.
D.
Robbins
United
States
minister
to
Canada
and
many
other
prominent
dlana-tories
and
officials,
the
casket
was
borne
on
a
flag-draped
gun
carriage
through
streets
crowded
with
many
more
thousands
to
Mount
Royal
Cemetery
where
interment
was
made.
Students
of
McGiH
University
inarched
In
a
body
as
did
also
ex-service
men
whHe
mllltan
bodies
also
participated.
There
was
a
seventeen
gun
salati
and
"The
Last
Post"
was
soundec
as
the
remains
were
lowered
intc
the
.final
resting
place,
,
.
London
and
Toronto
T
LONDON.
Dec.
9:
CP
i
Simultaneously
with
the
funeral
servler
n
Montreal,
a
memorial
service
wa
told
in
Westminster
Abbey
In
honor
of
the
memory
of
Sir
Arthur
Currie
There
was
a
large
attendance
of
oromment
Britishers
and
Carta
(turns.
TORONTO.
Dec.
9:
CP
Toronto
Joined
the
rest
of
the
Domln
'on
In
national
mourning
for
SI
Arthur
Currie.
Thousands
attended
memorial
service
held
here.
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister,
Ret-.
W.
I).
Grant
Holllngworth,
BA.
Organist:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
11
A.M..
Sermon
Subject:
"THE
SECOND
COMING
OF
CHRIST'
12:
tS,
Sunday
School
12:30.
WstVtw
Sthdol
7:30
PSl.
Sermon
Blibject:
"THE
FOUR-FOLD
CHRISTIAN
LIFE"
What
about
your
health,
your
Intelligence,
your
friends.
In
their
bearing
upon
religion?
We
InvHe
you
to
worship
with
us
Ahothei1
Test
Run
The
Soodhy-Vacuum
Corporation
of
New
York
conducted
a
lest
run
of
many
rhafces
of
ears
oh
a
route
through
the
Peace
River
Country.
Alberta,
touching
at
Edmonton.
Saskatoon,
Moose
Jaw.
Refina,
North
Portal-and
down
through
the
United
States
and
on
into
Mexico.
The
leading
car
was
a
Ford
V-8
Fordor.
owned
by
the
Soeony-fVacuum
and
bringing
up
the
rear
was
a
V-8
Cabriolet
whleh
was
driven
by
the
Secretary
of
the
Expedition.
included
In
the
tour
were
a
Chevrolet,
Butck,
Oldsmoblle.
LaBalle.
Cadillac,
two
Pierce
Arrows,
O.
M.
6.
truck.
Studebaker.
Pontlac
and
other
makes,
as
well
as
two
Fords.
it
is
interesting
te
note
that
it
was
reported
on
the
arrival
of
the
caravan
at
Edmonton
from
the
Peace
River
Country
that
the
V-8's
were
tba
twig
units
which
made
the
rmlfld
trip
through
mud
without
having
to
be
towed.
On
a
close
check
we
find
one
of
the
V-8't
travelled
ien-
continuous
hours
in
low
gear,
the
temperature
never
exceeded
i4o
degress
and
gasoline
consumption
Was
One
gallon
to
ten
milts
while
running
in
low
gear.
All
the
other
cars
had
boiling
radiators
and
required
repealed
additions
of
water.
Si.
PARKER
LTD.
Frd
Dealers
Third
Ave.
East
The
Letter
Bt)x
VIEWS
Ol
I
AU.UEK'S
WIFE
Editor.
Daily
News:
May
I
ask
for
a
little
space
In
your
paper
on
the
subject
of
"Buying
at
Home.
I
lived
for
several
years
In
ihe
city
of
Prince
Rupert
and,
while
living
there,
learned
to
send
for
my
needs
to
the
nratl
order
houses.
In
my
opinion
it
Is
a
lot
the
storekeepers'
fault
that
the
people
send
away
for
their
goods.
Some
nln
yeh'fsj
ago.
whf
n
I
was
hew
at
Prlnee
Ru-
j
pert
and
had
to
buy
my
first
pair
of
shoes
I
happened
to
be
passing
j
a
store
that
had
shoes
In
the
window
and
there
was
one"
pair
l
thought
would
be
my
stee.
the
pftce
j
was
$4.56.
I
wanted
to
buy
them;
but
I
f6und
they
dIB
not
fit
my
ffft.
The
storekeeper
showed
me
anoaher
pair
that
were
$6.50.
Now
I
needed
a
pair
so
of
course.
I
told
the
storekeeper
that
I
wanted
the
&56
ones,
But
I
only
had
$5
in
my
purse.
The
storekeeper
was
keen
on
mkrg
that
sale.
so
he
asked
me
to
give
htei
the
$6.00
and
get
the
rest
of
th
money.
$1
JO,
and
then
he
wotfto
give
me
the
shoes.
I
paid
the
J&.60
down
as
he
wanted
me
to
and
got
my
shoes
after
going
home
and
back
again
with
the
rest
of
the
money
but
it
was
the
first
and
the
last
pair
of
shoes
I
bought
there.
Having
to
pay
down
the
$5.00
was
too
much
for
me.
After
that
I
started
to
send
away
for
my
shoes
and
I
know
what
I
get
for
ny
money.
Yes.
I
send
the
money
with
the
order
so
pay
m
advance
'nit
I
can
send
any
goods
back
and
et
the
money
bock.
Would
I
have
tot
my
five
dollars
back
had
I
decided
not
to
buy
those
shoes?
I
might
have
but
it
might
have
been
in
unpleasant
Job.
Then
I
think
the
storekeepers
do
wrong
in
having
their
sales.
It
would
be
better
re
have
things
at
a
reasonable
price
aH
the
time.
I
have
seen
dress
goods
in
the
spring
narked
$1.7
per
yard
and
the
same
roods
in
a
mat!
order
catalogue
for
MM.
Later
in
the
season
Use
Prtwr
Rupert
store
sold
below
e
prtee
if
the
mail
order
house.
So
why
not
het
the
prfce
at
the
start
lower
and
have
everybody
buy
then
and
there?
Prints
for
housedresses
are
ad
vertised
on
certain
days
at
four
yards
for
$1.00.
That
is
36c
per
yard
I
have
bought
better
goods
four
years
before
for
3Sc
per
yard
at
the
nail
order
house.
People
can
buy
mly
on
certain
days
for
mat
price
Other
days
it
would
be
30c
or
maybe
more
per
yard.
Would
it
not
be
better
to
set
the
price
at
36c
a
yard
nstead
of
somethnes
four
yards
for
i
dollar
and
have
people
buy
when
ever
they
want
and
let
them
buy
ne.
two
or
three
or
as
many
yards
s
they
need
as
one
can
buy
from
he
mail
order
house
One
Saturday
rrtaht
I
went
down
own
fi
buy
a
certain
garment
thai
jsed
te
be
advert
toed
at
$1.60.
It
was
a
doHar
day
but
this
garment
vas
not
hi
the
window.
Thinking
it
might
be
on
a
table
instde
I
went
n
but
I
eottkl
not
see
It.
The
storekeeper
asked
me
what
I
wanted
and
'
told
hfm.
Well.
I
bought
that
Bar-Dent
for
il.60.
Did
I
get
it
at
that
irice
because
there
was
a
dollar
day
it
that
store:
or
was
the
garment's
vice
$1.00
at
all
times?
At
the
mall
order
house
It
was
95c.
I
am
sure
If
oeople
would
know
they
get
it
at
$1.00
at
all
times
they
would
not
lend
away
for
the
sake
of
five
cents
ind
wait
for
the
parcel
10
days.
The
same
applies
to
many
other
things.
I
am
living
now
In
the
Interior
and
am
trying
to
make
a
living
with
farming
but
I
find
It
hard
as
Prince
Rupert
people
buy
too
much
farm
products
from
the
south.
The
farmers
were
advised
this
fall
to
send
their
goods
to
McMeekln,
the
wholesaler
but,
In
shipping
to
him,
we
do
not
know
what
we
get,
as
it
seems
he
has
to
sell
at
any
price
to
compete
with
other
wholesalers
who
get
their
vegetables
from
the
south.
If
he
can
sell,
he
gets
his
10",
.
If
he
can't
sell
on
account
of
the
southern
products
where
do
the
f
a
t-m
A
r
im
ViArn
in
mat
nf
f)
Mrtur
n
'
SHiitivia
Mf
ssviv
VXs
1
1.
wit
i
4ivi
n
u
lot
of
the
farmers
buy
their
groceries
at
Prince
Rupert
but
do
the
farmers
around
Vancouver
do
that?
Two
?iys
ago
there
was
a
train
with
special
rate
and
only
86
persons
took
advantage
of
It.
Very
few
were
farmers.
If
the
farmers
had
any
money
I
am
lure
the
number
would
have
been
niuch
lnrgef.
Many
a
farmer's
wife
who
does
not
get
away
from
the
farm
often
would
sure
have
liked
to
use
that
special
rate
and
visit
Prince
Rupert.
Everybody
knows
how
women
like
to
shop
but,
as
there
Is
no
money
or
very
little,
well
the
most
necessary
.shopping
Is
done
by
mall
order
and
not
ut
a
visit
at
Prince
Rupert
FARMER'S
WIFE.
II
srm
m
Individual
Scores
Anritinciatioit
Basketball
Games
On
Thursday
Night
Junior
League
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1
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i
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(4:
toaat,
M.
Seythuins
M
array.
Dontehato
M.
Byrnes
'1.
Ktohtcaano
total.
6.
Senior
Iague
C.
ti.
R
A
D.
Morrison
T.
SUlea
40i.
E.
Smith
IJ1J.
,
Larabie
i9i.
G.
Smith.
J.
Morrison
11
;
toUl.
1.
Kakeas
Steffensrud
12.
Kelsey
9.
Scott
10i.
Moxley
16
.
Da
vies
(.
Tobey:
total.
SS.
Ladies'
League
Otrdinais
Lpwe
jjt.
Boddie
7,
Stone
1
Si.
Rlvett.
Brand.
E.
Morris
2.
Kach.
M.
Morris;
total.
17.
High
Sthool
RKchle
3.
Brooks-bank
i2.
Berner,
Turgeon.
Darts.
Blaine
3i.
Ellison.
Musaallem:
to-al.
8
Intermediate
Lrague
MerehantsDrrtawtt.
Arnoy
Oreer,
Blake,
Karutya
Mi,
Armstrong
tnui.
.
Hth
Sehooi
Nakamoto
HP.
Morgan
i.
Miller.
OuoHtro.
Tobey.
Iwrref
Bi.
MwrWy
SI.
SMMtbahe
'lt;
total.
24.
I
1
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i.ntfiLE
slASiilS'ft
The
Prtoiee
HuperV
Bridge
League
itandlng
to
date
Is
as
follows:
Q.
total
Ave.
Swift's
S
51.74
MI7
Cold
Storaaa
6
J.6
6.112
Orotto
ft
S44t3
5.711
Oddfellows
6
29.412
4,902
Your
Announcer
R-K-O-A-L
Spraklng
News
Flashes
After
a
delayed
trip
through
rail
troubles
the
Regal
Shop
has
received
a
fresh
supply
of
"Monarch
Yarns
This
Is
the
last
shipment
at
the
old
prices.
Ring
Red
838
and
reserve
your
winter
and
spring
requirements,
thereby
saving
30".
.
Our
ChrlatmaN
Cards
are
finding
favfer.
Reserve
yours
while
the
assortment
is
large,
step
in
and
look
over
our
fine
assortment
of
Inexpensive
gifts.
Oood
night,
see
your
tomorrow
WHY
BAKE
XMAS
CAKE?
It's
easier
and
betti'r
to
buy
it
at
Van's
Bakery
Makrrs
of
ltifi
Class
llrrad,
Cakes
aijd
Pastry
i
n.Bnr-T-ni
mm
Mke
no
mittike-
.Mroll-roor-iwner"
ho
know
thing
or
two,
are
iniokinjc
Turret
Fine
Cul
ihec
dip.
Tint
of
all.
ihey
wni
the
heit
iitrett
ttier
tin
roll.
Nett,
they
wint
to
set
"mtr
tktcrrlttir
mn".
And
Uly.
lhr
wiint
rtiler
Hd
to
edwhKe
fof
ilublerr
Gift--
moke
Turret
Tint
Cut
becu
fl'i
the
ofte
Jdre
!
ibj
jtie
them
ill
three
iMTinuge.
Try
a
uckiKe
rtf
Tf
rt
I
"
HkIi
yoa'll
like
it
tnild,
oibl
ff)rrifcr.
It
pays
to
"Roll
Your
Own"
with
TURRET
FINE
CUT
C.ICrAKKTTK
TO
HA
CCO
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS
rt-iil
ToWcro
rmpT
J
ClmJi.
lixMrd
Beats
Rovers
In
Hoop
Game
Following
were
me
inoivwwii
trils
Jn
a
baiketb,
,,1,
scores
in
Thursday
night
s
various
ln
the
omh
School
uyin
league
basketball
games:
naslunt.
Annunciation
School
lam
ileal
the
Rovers
9
to
7.
'
'
MfPhrft
Playlna
for
Annunciation
Monteaano
3i.
H
MosHcaano
3
M
Postuk
3i.l.Blam.
M.
Ms-
sanich
2i.
WJHuni
.MJ
For
the
Rostra
wtre
MKay
'.
Maotman.
Carlyle
Hrlge
2.
Bunn
:
E
Fltspatrtck
was
referee
and
H
Lindseth
timekeeper
OUR
PLEDGE
...
TO
THE
PEOPLE
OF
THIS
COMMUNITY
Confidence
to
the
basis
of
every
purchase
you
make
in
a
Jewelry
store
Unless
you
are
un
expert,
you
must
dcpeW
on
the
advice
of
the
jeweler
whan
you
buy.
Thto
is
a
reputable
jewelry
store,
run
by
professional
jewelers.
We
sell
only
merchandise
that
belongs
In
a
Jewelry
store.
Bvsry
article
must
pass
rigid
tests
bsi
or
we
offer
it
to
you.
Our
prices
are
fair,
we
wilt
not
lower
our
standards
for
the
sake
of
low
prices.
Our
expert
advice
casta
you
nothing.
We
would
rather
tell
you
the
truth
and
lose
one
sale
9
tuaii
lose
you
as
a
customer
for
rikxI
Jewellers
Ttlt
STOHE
wltM
THE
CLOCK
INEXl'ENSIVE
GIFTS
That
Last
Pyre
Olais
Ware
CHlp
Pruof
Lnamrl
Kitchen
Ware
IJrctrlc
Stand
and
Table
lamps
lloovrr
rilrrlrlc
(.Iranrrs
to
our
out
of
town
visitors
we
wtrh
you
a
pleasant
holfflly
'
and
ask'jPfttf
ttf
make
our
store
your
headquarters
for
your
sfmrt
stay
In
town.
Kairjii
Hardware
PHONE:
3
A
Baltsfartory
Place
to
8hop
Advertise
In
the
Dally
Newt
I
I
I
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