ports
on
the
coast
of
North
Am
erica.
rr
An
enloyabldidance
was
held
buservrri
1
.
"
PAOB
FOUR
TUB
DAILY
NKWe
Thuro:i
1
1,
Advantages
of
Buying
In
Prince
Rupert
First
Prize
Second
Prize
Borden
Street
Booth
School
(By
Miss
June
Hanklnson,
Grade
S,
-
Borden
Street
School
By
Miss
Joy
Green
People
can
gain
many
advantages
"This
raa'
m
advantages
for
them
t
em-
k
beooming
quieter
and
more
dull
wry
day."
is
the
he-
for
U
merchants
from
common
expression,
heard
as
who,n
lhe'
buy
and
for
the
city
in
friends
meet
on
the
streets
of
Beral.
Prince
Rupert.
Is
it
not
the
duty
The
person
who
Is
buying
the
ar-of
every
estleen
to
help
rectify
this
tick
car
s
it
before
he
buys
u
statement
and
make
our
city
a
whereas,
if
he
sends
away
he
may
pleasant
one
in
which
to
Uve?
All
have
to
send
it
back
berau.se
it
is
we
require
Is
a
little
whole-hearted
not
exactly
what
he
wants.
By
see-co-operation.
Are
we
being
honest
ing
the
article
before
it
is
boush:
wtth
oursehes
and
Prince
Rupert
he
can
tell
whether
it
is
of
good
as
a
whole,
when
we
adore
our-
material
or
not
and
can
get
a
prop,-,:
selves
as
cittaen.
and
still
eon-
fit.
Mnue
to
send
our
required
orders
Buying
in
Prince
Rupert
gives
out
of
town.
emptoyineat
to
the
merchants
,
As
we
admiringly
glance
through
Therefore
they
can
employ
more
the
most
welcome
catalogue
sent
men
and
women
in
their
stores.
The
by
some
outside
firm,
we.
true
to
merchants
ean
make
their
stores
human
nature,
are
at
once
attrac-
look
attractive
and
can
keep
them
ted
by
the
very
engaging
lUustra-
m
good
repair
which
helps
to
build
tions,
and
reasonable
prices.
We
Up
the
city
and
make
it
a
pleasan-then
proceed,
with
great
enthu-
ter
place
to
live
in
siasm,
to
fill
in
the
order
blank.
At
Christmas
people
like
to
see
Why
do
we
not
give
It
a
second
cheerful
window
displays
in
well-thought.
and
realise
that
by
buy-
kept
store.
if
the
stores
are
shabbv
outof
our
own
l
city
we
are
and
old
and
in
need
of
paint
and
paying
largely
for
the
adverting
repairs
the
city
looks
very
dreary
'
SSlL?
.TTT
Cata-
"ore
buying
In
Prince
Rupert
logues.
Thereby
Instead
of
encour-
means
le
other
SllT
l?.?
merchants
such
clerks
ande-
pSutrt
f
mfn
"
employment.
Many
n
public
of
Prince
Rupert,
we
are
and
lri
h
'
discouraging
them.
Stop
and
think
eTj
12l52taSS
fJTT1
h
T
T
Poo"
m
the
future
fielal
It
would
be
to
us.
If
we.
by
T'
.
'.
p.trkdng
them
and
therefore
JTl
nJLZ
giving
them
a
greater
turnover.
5JJ
'
"t
the
goods
fatts.
H
whteh
would
soon
reduce
the
sell-
XJZ
m
price
of
their
articles,
woula
JJT
"
'
T
give
them
the
opportunity
of
op-
ZJ
u!
te'
eratmg
on
the
same
basis
a
do
ppleJhav
the
above
mentioned
firms!
Pr
nce
u
Ruifrt;
s
Sending
maU
orders
has
1U
dls-
ITJ1
ettjr
advantages,
too.
e.g..
we
may
re-
f
1
7
J7
ith
no
st"
call
having
received
articles
dlUiy..
not'
as
attractive
In
quality
or
u
thousand
dollars
wVch
nt
one
of
the
mail
tyle
as
Illustrated.
This
often
re-
suite
hi
confusion
and
disappoint-
r?,er
'renouws-
Uelve
thousand
ment.
ana
the
responsibility
of
el-
d?
went
for
Mtarte
ot
I00
ther
returning
the
article
or
hav-
60
not
buv
,n
PrtrH
RPrt.
lng
the
money
refunded.
Also
many
J"0"
8,nd
by
a"
articles
such
as
nationally
known
re!louw
does
not
go
to
heap
pay
and
and
standard
standard
brands
brands
of
of
merchan-
merchan
the
cH'
Uxe
whereas
if
it
did
Prince
Rupert
would
become
more
throughout
the
country.
ThU
proves
Pjf"8
by
making
the
public
that
we
are
not
bein.
economical
bv
buUdln
,uch
M
"braries.
schooU.
patronhinc
firms
who
have
no
di-
hoplU1
and
sWre
look
attractive
rect
interest
in
us
or
our
place
of
Concentrated
efforts
on
the
part
residence.
01
"ince
Kupert
s
cither
will
be
By
giving
our
local
merchants
n1"1
to
keep
the
city
alive
and
our
loyal
support
we
increase
their
proreMlve
We
can
help
greatly
to
business,
which
in
turn
necessi-
60
by
buying
In
Prince
Rupert
tatec
the
employment
of
our
sons
and
benefitting
our
fellow
citizens
.
S
1
A
t
ana
aaugniers
leaving
senooi,
wno
would
otherwise
be
listed
among
the
unemployed.
KThe
most
degrading
Influence
o
a
boy
or
girl
Is
to
have
nothing
worth
while
to
occupy
the
mind.
This
often
leads
to
radicalism,
vice
XMAS
MUSIC
IS
SUBJECT
or
crime.
Also
we
should
consider
the
fact
Ladles
Music
Club
.Meets
at
Mrs.
W
that
when
we
buy
local
merchan-
u
Stamford's
With
Mrs.
11.
F.
dlse.
none
of
our
money
Is
usea
,.ufn
,n
Ch
for
the
advantages
of
strangers.
Qontrarily.
it
is
largely
diverted
to
city
tax
and
other
sourfpwich,.
chritnu
Music
was
the
subject
In
turn
directly
benefit
our
city.
0f
the
LatfleV
Music
Ohib
at
Hs
r.
These
beneflU
may
be
seen
In
gular
fortnightly
meeting
yesterday
the
form
of
local
Improvements,
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
such
as
serviceable
roads,
side-
l,
Stamford,
Fourth
Avenue
West,
walks,
beautiful
buildings
and
Mrs.
H.
F.
PuUen
Mng
ln
charge
o(
parks
baiter
UghMng
system,
etc.
the
program
assisted
by
Mrs.
Brn-Consequently
an
increase
In
the
e8t
Anderson.
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh,
beneflctel
tourist
trade
will
de-
president,
was
ln
the
chair
and
a
vetep
Many
of
these
ravorably
tm-
verjf
,5
pp
on
the
,ub.
ny.
Wl"
S?.
f
1
of
Romance
of
the
Chrlat-tabHth
homes
here.
With
this
In-
..
CaroI
WRJ
read
b
UtK
pu,.
IZVL
We'U1,Jf
The
program
wim
as
follows:
eae.
lush
ZTiTr,
Caro1'
"Whl,
8htPh-
Watched
Thr
"ocks
by
Night."
,
,
'
With
the
Increasing
population
.
n(t.r
,.n
A"
Yc
transportation
would
develop
K(J1m(!
bcih
u-
greatly,
with
the
result
that
boats
f
LUt,
Town
of
Dethk-
and
trains
would
provide
dally
ser-
vlce
for
our
convenience.
The
pro-
,m',.
.
.
,.
,
,
.
4
.
sperity
of
the
city
woula
encour-
,
!f,
.
J
,,?
y.
8,,nt
age
the
entrance
of
manufacturers
,
Mf
,lleVfw.rrnce-
and
great
artists
of
different
kind,.
Y01
So,'
e
oitt"
Mr-
s-D-
T
Jnnslon-result
A
valuable
export
trade
would
giving
Prince
Rupert
trade
Vocal
solo,
"In
Old
Judea."
(with
from
the
Orient.
vloIln
bllgato.
Mrs.
E.
Anderson
Our
natural
harbor
would
be
de-
and
MU4
N
taww-
VticmeA
and
Prlnee
Ri.rvrt
wnnW
P&no
duet
"Maiurka."
Mrs.
W.
beoome
one
of
the
most
lmnortant
L
Stamford
and
Mrs.
H'Hartlett.
Accumpauuis
ior
were
Mrs.
C.
E.
Oullln,
Mrs.
E.
J.
To
Get
Test
BILLY
BAGSIIAW
C
:
,
uv
opin
.1;
tti
boxiiiK
r.ird
to
be
staged
here
next
werk
at
ihe
Moose
Hall
when
BiUy
Bagshaw
of
tstsi
city
wUl
have
for
his
opponent
in
the
headline
event
Jack
MrEvoy
of
Vancouver.
Johnny
McLeod
will
also
meet
Darrow
Oosnes
ln
a
return
boat
and.
in
addition
to
these
bouts.
Promoter
Tpsmmy
Morgan
says
he
is
going
to
put
on
a
couple
of
heavyweight
events
which
should
provide
plenty
of
excitement
START
GYM
AT
STEWART
.Much
Needed
Recreational
and
hxerche
Facilities
Provided
8TBWABT.
Dec.
14:
Throusm
the
initiative
of
F.
H.
Hoadlev.
principal
of
the
8tvrt
Superior
School
and
the
kindness
of
the
Canadian
North
Eastern
Railway
Co..
the
young
people
of
Stewart
now
have
quite
a
well
equlpned
Kvmna-
sium.
With
the
company's
consent.
tne
old
freight
shed
has
been
converted
and
equipped
and
the
result
is
very
satisfactory.
The
eouiDment
includes
rings,
bars,
scaling
ropes
and
full
hasketSMll
and
badminton
outftu.
The
building
is
for
the
use
of
the
school
children
of
both
ssxes
and
the
work
necessary
to
fix
the
old
shed
up
Into
a
modem
gymnasium
was
done
by
the
bigger
boys
of
the
school
under
the
presidency
of
Walter
Hansen,
himself
a
student.
The
hall
Is
open
nearly
every
night
and
one
of
the
school
teachers
is
always
present
In
charge.
It
Is
also
used
for
the
physios!
drill
which
is
a
part
of
the
school
curriculum.
,
The
Letter
Box
SUGC.KSTS
CAMPAIGN
Editor.
Daily
News:
Now
that
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
are
through
with
the
"Buy
at
Home"
campaign.
I
would
line
to
suggest
that
their
next
es
say
should
be
"For
or
Against
Em
ployment
of
Married
Women."
It
Is
an
Insult
to
the
educational
system
of
Prince
Rupert
when
the
storekeepers
m
to
44
On
1c
that
the
single
girls
are
Incapable
of
filling
the
vacancies.
There
are
Quite
a
number
of
verv
capable
girls
ln
this
town
who
would
be
very
glad
of
the
work
and
also
of
the
bit
of
money
it
would
bring.
them.
If
married
women
must
be
employed
tot
the
storekeepers
look
around
and
alve
the
work
Ln
unu
the
afternoon
I
one
who
is
really
In
need
of
the
tqeoey
and
not
to
women
whose
Smith
and
Mrs.
Robert
Da
rUett.
ruflbspRs
are
la
steady
employment.
roiiuwuig
me
program
tea
was
flus
and
Ht
Uve"
should
t
ev-
rarawl
U
hv
AM-m
tfATA.U
.
-I
ti..
.
.JjJgt
.
the
ScandlnavJiih
Workers'
Club
ln
E.
O.
Lenox
pouring
and
Mrs.
Wll-,
1
,m
the
Metropole.Hall
Tuesday
night
liam
Millar.
Mrs.
Robert
Bartlet.
A
PARENT
with
a
good
sized
crowd
In
atten-
Mrs.
W
L
Stamford
and
Mrs
II.
u.
dunce.
Accordion
and
piano
music
Rochester
actlne
as
serviteurs
'''
Mrs,
j
(
,k
is
sailiim
tonight
on
wa.s
featured
llnd
all
present
spent
Mrs
P
C
Millet-
was
welcomed
th.-p.,.,.-.-
r;,.:
f.
.iiiptoVun
a
pleasant
eveumg.
at
a
new
member
cuuver
MIX-UP
IN
PUCK
GAME
Are"
Bailer
of
Toronto
.Maple
Leafs
Suffers
fractured
Skull
and
Concussion
Eddie
Shore
Cut
llrrtic
.Melee
Ensues
From
Incident
In
Game
at
Botn
Tueiay
Night
CONDITION
CRITICAL
BOSTON.
Dec.
11:
CI'
The
condition
of
Irvin
Bailey.
Toronto
hockey
plajer.
who
was
injured
in
Tuesday
nishl's
same
here
with
the
B0M0
Bruin,
eon
ti
nurd
riitiral
today
with
internal
bleeding
rontinuinc
from
a
fractured
skull?
last
niht
it
wa
nrt-vsaty
to
puncture
his
spine
in
order
to
release
fluid
from
a
primary
cerebral
hemorrhage.
Kddic
Shore
of
the
Bmion
club
is
reroverlnr
from
a
bad
head
gash.
Both
Shore
and
Bed
Horner.
Toronto
defence
man,
hae
been
suspended
indefinitely.
BOSTON,
Dec
14:
'CPi
As
a
re-iult
of
one
of
the
most
hectic
games
ver
seen
on
the
local
Ice.
Irvin
Ace
1
Bailey
of
the
Toronto
Manic
Leafs
team
is
suffering
from
con
cussion
and
fracture
of
the
skull
ind
Eddie
Shore,
bulky
Boston
de
fence
man,
sustained
a
three-inch
pish
In
the
head.
The
trouble
started
when
Shore
tripped
Bailey
who
was
not
near
-he
puck.
Bailey
crashed
to
the
ice
ind
remained
unconscious
for
ten
Minutes
mffertnt
from
eoAvuisions
Red"
Horner,
fiery
Toronto
defence
man.
skated
over
to
Shore
ind.
after
a
few
words,
struck
him
heavily
wtth
his
fiat.
Shores
head
struck
the
ice
with
such
force
that
it
was
necessary
to
pat
in
seventeen
sutcnes.
Other
players
and
spectators
fi
gured
In
the
mix-up
but
no
damaee
was
done
although
Manager
Smythe
of
the
Toronto
team
used
his
fists
on
one
fan.
Doctors
announced
yesterday
af
ternoon
that
Bailey
was
suffering
from
a
fractured
skull,
his
condi
tion
bein
serious
but
not
critical
Shore
would
be
x-rayed
later,
it
was
said
Grotto
Increases
Lead
in
Billiard
League
Fixture
Bert
Morean
rirnttn
rirntH
r-
L.
Youngman.
Canadian
Legion,
by
a
score
of
200
to
14
last
night
in
the
fifth
game
of
Tuesday
night's
Billiard
League
fixture
In
which
the
Omtea
now
has
an
aggregate
lead
of
V41
to
M2
One
game
remains
to
be
played
between
Alex
Murray.
Le
gion,
and
Earl
Bait.
O
rot
to
Billiard
Averages
E.
Bait
10
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J.
Deherty
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J.
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Basketball
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Trace
Found
of
Senior
I.racue
W.
L.
Grotto
6
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C.
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Seelye.
Seattle
mining
man.
returns
south
aboard
the
Prince
Qeonte
tonwht
after
a
brief
visit
here
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mining
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Money
Davis
Log
Raft
in
Long
Aerial
Hunt!
Reporting
having
not
been
able
to
Mod
any
trace
of
a
Davis
raft
of
logs
which
broke
loose
tost
week
from
the
tug
St
Faith
In
a
stem
off
Itonttia
Island
while
being
towed
f
font
the
Quean
Charlotte
Islands
to
Powell
Riser.
Cant.
W.
P.
Amour.
manager
of
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.,
returned
to
port
at
4:46
yesterday
afternoon
following
thr
nrf
CULT
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111
k..
win.
nit
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18
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222EastnighthSt.,
Hamilton,
Ont
writest
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before
my
baby
was
three
months
old
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could
not
satisfactorily
nurse
her.
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almost
two
months
I
tried
various
milks
but
none
agreed
with
her.
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read
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veck
showed
a
dilTcrenee,
Ui--bar
a
became
contented,
would
go
to
sleep
after
her
feeding
without
any
fun
and
no
vomiting.
Ncxut"'
months
she
it
just
average
weight,
bright,
active,
snd
so
contented,
which
meant
so
much
to
a
Ihhv
mother
of
four
active
children.''
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