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FOUR
The
"English
-
Rugby
ieague1
Council
has
decided
to
in-rite
an'
Australian
team
to
tour
England;
next
season.-
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GENERATIONS
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advertisement
Is
not
published
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displayed
by
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Board
or
by
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Cricket
Club
prefessfohaV
Suffered'
Grtfttb
andpVe
Corporation
Win
a
fractured
skuB
in
a
collision
toe-1
Owr
Armour'SalVase
and
tveen
his
ear
and
a
bus
at
High
1
rrinters
Wycombe,
Buckinghasnshlre.
,
I
Opening
games
were
played
last
THE
GIFT
THAT
ALWAYS
GETS
THE
fnlght
in
the
second
block
of
the
.season
in
ihe
C3ty
Ten
Pin
Bowl-
ing
League.
Grotto
won
over
Ar-rThompson,
the
Stewart
account
monr
batvage
tvo
-games
to
one
and
Power
Corporation
defeated
Printers
by,
similar
margin.
High
average
score
was
Alex
Comadina
of
Grotto
with
177.
Individual
scores
were
as
fol
lows:
GROTTO
1st
2nd
Mcintosh
175
145
vuiiuiujua
is
I
1BO
Coyerdale
145
163
Bury'
126
164
iMoran
138
153
Total
...739
611
RAIOUR
1st
.2nd
3rd
Gurvfch
J34
145
173
Total
R.
Franks
......
Vance
.
Calderonl
The
All-England
Women'
Hock-
ey
Association
will
erect
a
fountain
y
?l
thU
t5me
of
y?ar
there
An
the
,
1
u
t
.
.
W
much
Snow
throughout,
tho
on
Joseph
Hood
Memorial
Re
creation
Ground
in
London
in
Government
of
British,
Columbia,
j
died
last
spring.
744
734
1st
..155
...152
.159
McCallum
.
153-
Ciccone.
132
Total
Toronto
2,
Maroons
1.
Christmas
Week
2nd
136
146
124
124
125
3rd
171
F.
Comadina
160
166
173
Armour
143'
143
165
J.
Comadina
.1S2
176
143
Asemissen-
-.:...126
167
151
..731
797
805
POWER
CORP.
'
1st
2nd
Donald
.'
165
138
Kinslor
176
124
Foreman
99
167
Anderson
124
157
Smith
180
148
Total
PRINTERS
District
News
STEWART
William
J.
Tidier
of
the
Prince
Rupert
staff
of
the
Northern
Brl-
tire
Stewart
area.
memory
of
Wss
H.
A.
Begbie,
who;
Peter
Man-in.
remembered
boy
at
Stewart
and
Prfnee
I
is
at
present
located
in
Johannesburg,
South
Africa.
Ernest
Clay,
head
checker
at-,
thp
'Big
Missouri
mine
at
Stewart,
sus-Kj
talned
head
Injuries
in
a
fall
while
$J
skating
last
week
and
is
confined
to
his
bed
at
the
mine.
Headquarters
For
SANTA
CLAUS
Thousands
of
Toys,
Ghristmas
Books,
Decorations
and
Novelties
REGAL
SHOP
Any
Article
Put
Away
Until
ainpes,
iwo-tones
and
solid
colors,
AValch
This
Space
For
Further
Suggestions.
We
are
fortified
AvithwercliamliEej
irresistable
in
value
and
absolutely
ririit
'
1
pas's
up
a
vttto2lf'StmaB
shPperS
can
in
to
f
1
LAMBIE
&
STONE
a'
TERRACE
GETS
g
FIRST
SNOW
TERRACE,
Dec
2:-
The
first
iimow
of
the
winter
whitened
the
jS'Tf-itace
district
on
Saturday.
It
-con
wentf
however,
before
the
w
wrcic
waucxi
nas
reen
m
oljaracterisUc
of
the
season
up
to
To
the
Ladies
"What
to
give
the
male
forXmas?"
This
is
the
question
that
we
asked
1
are
find
many
times
a
day.
To
those
of
von
who
yourselves
,n
the
S
same
predicament
we
that
now
consider
surest
..i8..
"l.r,u.
you
visit
"s
us
as
as
we
Me
W
ourso
ves
oYnor0
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uKSsung
suitable
gilts
for
each
M
IllnlVlrillal
noon
...v..,
iuuui
MIOC.
FEATURING
TODAY
Mens
Bath
Robes
and
Dressing
4
uuwns
irom
MM
to
U)M
'
We
have
a
large
variety
in
Silks,
Wool,
i
Ombre,
Terrycloth,
Flannel,
Etc.
Showing
the
i
new
patterns
and
color
ideas
in
plaids,
checks
'
Si
viouics
oi
msiinction
m
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
December
;
Hazelton
Social
Affair
is
Held
Successful
Andean
Christmas
Sale
nual
sale
of
work
in
the
Mission
Hall
on
Friday.
The
weather
was
most
congenial
and
throughout
the
evening
there
was
a
steady
flow
of
visitors.
Mrs.
B.
Shearman.
the
President
of
the
Auxiliary,
received
the
guests.
Mrs.
W.
Sharp,
assisted
by
Miss
Dorothy
Shear
man,
presided
at
the
home
cooking
and
candy
stall
Mrs.
James
Turn-
bull,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Helen
Stan-
ger,
presided
at
the
fancy
work
stall
Mrs.
W.
W.
Anderson
and
Mrs.
Allen
were
in
charge
of
the
refreshments,
assisted
by
Miss
Mary
Sargent.
Mrs.
U.
Sealy,
the
secretary
of
the
auxiliary.
Mrs.
A,
D.
Chappell
were
cashiers.
Miss
Flick,
assisted
by
Miss
Mar-
iorie
Shearman,
was
in
charge
of
the
Christmas
tree.
The
success
of
the
evening
was
due
to
the
energetic
prepara
tions,
especially
by
the
President
and
Secretary.
Miss
Helen
Randal
R.N.,
regist
rar
of
the
graduate
Nurses'
Association
of
British
Columbia
and
Inspector
of
training
schools
for
the
province,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rnpert
this
morning
to
pay
her
annual
visit'
to
the
local
hos
pital.
She
returns
south
tomorrow
night.
Basketball
Club
iNnw
Farm
HnmA
Dance
at
Terrace
n
1
llCal
OlHllflcr
S
Seasou
is
Assured
of
Good
Start
As
.
Kesult
of
Large,
Attendance
Of
Work
Under
Auspices
Of
j
TERRACE,
Dec.
2:
A
dance
wlthj
.The
W.
A.
(novelty
features,
was
put
on
byj
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the
Terrace
Basketball
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wic
Hiv.rnirii
iiui.vM.i
adLUCu
uic
uutu
A
cuun
iuituiuai
public
school
at
Premier
are
-busy
these
days
preparing
for.
a
rathei
pambitious
annual
Christinas
con
cert.
189
James
N.
Killas
of
Prince
Ru-144
pert
is
on
s.
business
visit
to
his
140
.stole
at
Premier.
179
:
L.
Marsh
of
Pismlar
has
left
lor
823
his
home
at
Victoria
There
he
will
pay
a
bael
Tisit
before
pr
-seeding
on
a
trip
East.
I
-Rev.
Father
Anthcny
Meulen-berg
has
returned
to
his
parochial
sea
at
Stewart
after
visiting
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm
which
points
are
also
included
in
his
parish.
3rd!
John
Laurie
of
Stewart
is
a
159
visitor
in
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs
162
Laurie
is
there
for
medical
treat-137
ment.
.152
-
180
nev.
wan
uaker
of
the
United
Church
returned
to
his
heart.
790
quarters
at
Anyox
Monday
on
ths
iaiaia
alter
visiting
Stewart,
Fre-
3rd
mier
and
Big
164
duct
services.
126
Missouri
to
con-
171,
The
Portland
Canal
district
is
121
'having
an
unusually
open
fall.
Fif-174
teen
or
so
indhes
of
srfow
which
.
a
.couple
of
weeks
ago
has
761
655
756loeenai
washed
awav
bv
exceD-
;
.
jtionally
heavy
rains.
T5i
whole
HOCKEY
SCORES
lcountjy
ls
bare
t
snow
up
to
an
elevation
of
several
th3u?anrt
fw
jThere
is
ho
snow
whatever
on
the
jroad
between
Stswart
and
Premier
iand
cars
are
in
constant
use.
Gen-
John
I-apadat
Takes
.up
Itesidencfc
On
Farm
Adjoining
His
Old
One
SMITH
ERS,
Dec.
2:
John
Lapa-
ppresem,
at
Stewart
relieving
John
woman
AuviHnrv
heA
.their
an-
rnr
,h
mino
sp.
Th
"as
nearly
completed
a
nev
iant,
who
is
on
a
two
weeks'
noli-
Way
trip
to
Vancouver.
The
teachers
and
Duoils
of
the
prize
for
the
best
waltzing
couple
j
dwelling
on
his
property
at
Glen-
went
to
Dudley
Mary
Welch.
LitUe
and
Miss
J"1""'.
Air.
lApaaai
.sola
a
targi
.part
of
his
farm
a
month
ago
tt
C.
'Tugnum,
a
new
arrival
frorr
Building
Permits
City
building
permits
for
November
were
light
here
at
a
total
of
but
$275.
One
permit
was
for
$75
general
repairs
to
the
Washington
Block
on
Second
Avenue
and
an-
Swltzerland,
and
immedlatel;
(started
work
on
buildings
on
24!
acres
adjoining
the
place
sold
anc
'
.
.
J
l
t.
1
.
iv
ujuu
lie
juso
vjwneu.
Ernest
Hann
has
teen
In
charge
of
this
building
and
expects
to
have
it
finished
tills
week
when
John
will
entertain
his
many
1
I
friends
melius
ui
of
the
district
at
a
"House
other
for
$200
repairs
to
a
dwelling
warming
"
t
ius
fcecomi
Avenue,
ooxn
ouna-
He
has
been
greatly
favored
tags
being
city
property.
With
a
t
hie
km4
u..
acd
number
of
large
waterfront
permits
wather
man
and
progress
has
"u
m
cuiucu,
nide
vwu
ue
qune
oeen
made
that
could
hardly
have
a
large
building
list
in
December,
been
expected
at
this
time
of
the
it
is
expected.
year.
Trappers
and
Dealers
It
is
proved
that
I
am
paying
20
more
than
others
for
fur
pelts
MARTENS,
up
to
$65
.MINK,
as
high
as
$20
Ship
your
furs
to
me
and
I
will
wire
the
cash
soon
as
received.
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Reliable
ThU
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Have
Plenty
of
miAA
mod
mm
wn
Light
for
CHRISTMAS
Genuine
EDISON
MAZDA
Lamps
6
for
$1-20
Christmas
takes
on
added
joy
in
a
bright,
well
lighted
home.
Make
it
a
point
to
replace
all
dim
bulbs
with
new,
Edison
Mazda
Lamps
and
have
a
spare
carton
in
reserve
to
keep
every
socket
right
up
to
the
mark.
Proper
light
helps
the
youngsters'
studies;
puts
vim
in
card
games;
makes
it
so
much
easier
and
more
pleasant
to
read
and
sew.
It
ends
eyestrain
headaches.
Have
proper,
well-directed
lighting
all
over
the
house
on
stairs,
in
closets,
in
corners.
It
costs
so
little
for
the
comfort
it
brings.
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
i.
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Bowling
Club
Exchange
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Sixth
St.
and
Third
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Phone
658
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