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The Wayfreight Service P

The people living and doing |h
business along the G. T. P. have
a real grievance against the Can-
adian National Railway due to
the running of the wavfreight
out of Prince Rupert on Wednes-
day morning.’ [t_is. bad enough
to have only one freight a week,

but to have that freight pull out
of Rupert a few hours before the
boat from the south arrives ia the
limit,

The boat arrives in Rupert on
Wednesday afternoon. The way
freight | leaves’ on Wednesday
morning. All freight from the
south is held in Prince Ruvert a
whole week—seven full ‘days. It]:
t means that goods ordered by mail |
from the south are three weeks
being delivered.
The wayfreight could be held
in Rupert until Thursday morn-
ing and thus give the business
interests along the railwav a ser-
vice that, would be more satisfac:
tory. and would tend to help loeal
business men “eompete against |
the faster mail and express ser-
vice given by maii order houses
eastand south. At present local
business houses are hog-tied.

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The provincial legislature may
a) back to January. sessions.as it
\has been found the pre-Coristmas
sessions wind up too-quickly and
some things are side tracked. -

- Beer by the glass. in - districts}
that voted wet is a probability..
The Attorney- -General says n0,-|
but the Premier says: yes.. The
Attorney- General does not like
the action of the. breweries i in not|
earrying out, the, present: act as
he interpreta. ‘iti,

Sympathy i is. extended to L. B.
{| Warner, publisher Interior News,
1) who recently lost ‘his mother, who

“Importers and
Dealers-in

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Brushes, Bic. ~ s

Write! Wa" fot einai dio?
renovating or building yout home -

Make. Your r Home satiate .

passed away at her home | in Bar-
tie, Ont.- oe _

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need speeding up.”

jail sentence for first’. offenders,

‘hasbeen getting quite: fashion-,|

leggei ‘and the expense. is: ‘Heavy
iy, not chats ‘ heag gents fiv

a

ta voice,
of a little park, near some trees?
Was there a statute standin there
An did ye notice a broken car by
the curb? -

corner by some trees—I remim-
ber that, an I saw a broken car,
hase of Land ‘ put I didu’t notice anythin else
but th angel.

wid a choke in lier voice, pressin
the little fellie close to. her, Tis
gad news I have, me Jaddie! On
th way to th Mission this avenin
‘Miss Marjorie Fuller was kilied
in‘an auto crash on that very cor-
ner, She niver knew fwhat burt
her;.an the first thing th good
lady did whin she reached Hivin
was to see that Mickey got th’
Christmas prisint: she’ bin plan-
nin’ fer him.’ ”

‘Trade and Commerce.

“De Wrineh; ‘member for Skeena
is not in favor ofa speed limit in
B.C. He favors speeding up the!
slow drivers. The doctor will not

the’ “Attorney-General hit the |:
i} right, gait when he amended the
ei iquor act. to. ‘do. away. with. the’
‘and substituting a. heavy. fine, It]

able to 20 south for the: winter |
‘months. ” Oakalla, is full of hoot-

ana

ite, ‘gently ‘ordared.

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Wus ut not at the corner|

“Yes, sez Mickey, ‘ut was ‘at th)

Don’t ye think me
risint come from Hivin, mamma:
“‘T ¢értainly -belave “ut ‘must
ave, me darlin, sez: th widdie,

one 1924 by I, H.- Holden)

$12,

Christmas: §

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Razor, Strop,* blades;

Shaving J Brush. and Mirror, iti Moro:
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having Soap,
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TTE SAFETY Rizors froth $1 to $7. 60"
“round or square: point,’ ‘each, . %. 75

One deck of PLAYING Carps, in Leather Ciaise © * ae
Two decks of PLAYING CARDS, in Leather ¢ Case
BRIDGE Scores Paps, in, Leather Case, ..

HAIR ‘BRUSHES,
Whalebone, -

Brushes, priced, from | weed vet

wood, -

in Ivory, Ebony, .

"$100
eaee $2.50
errs 12 25
Resewood, ‘Satin oe
Pearson’ 8. Ideal” Military
Dives  $1-75,t0 $15.00

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Manicure Rolls, French Ivory, .

Perfdine Atonlaars.

- Perfumes, Sachet Powders,’ Kodaks, Fountain. Pens,-
Eversharp Pencils, Luneh Kits with Vacuum Bottlés,

Christmas Crackers, Cards,

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|E Hereand There

of the 20, 000 harvesters who
went west this summer over Cana-
dian Pacific: lines, 14,000 are known’
to (have returned east, according: -
to C. B. Foster, Passenger Traffic
Manager, Canadian Pacific Rail-
way, and it is thought that many
others ‘have returned, ‘while several :
thousand are believed to have ac-
cepted positions in the west for the
winter.

An indication of the increase ‘in
the value of effects being brought
inte ‘Canada by. settlers from the
United ‘States is shown in the la-
test report to the Department of

Hanall Spur, B.C.

Royal

Lumber...

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Company

Note thet the name of
our Post Office has ‘beet *

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Mills to

HANALL, B.C.

woe “seed .
Manufacturers of

Rough, Dressed & Dimension

Lumber

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_ HEMLOCK, SPRUCE AND BIRCH

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Get our prices before ordering elsewhere

From April

“1 to September .30, effects so elassi-|
fied were valued at $3,129 333, Bs
compared with, .$2,666,467 in the
-same period last year, an increase
of $462,872, a

A feature which’ will ‘add greatly
to the attractions “of Vancouver,
B.C,, as a winter resort, to’ Bay
nothing of increasing ‘its, summer
allurements. : will be - the new golf
course to be laid out, there’ at. a ‘cost. |
of $120,000, exclusive of Jand. Work
on the course will commence next
spring. Fees will be ‘merely nom-
inal, fifty cents being charged for.
an. 18-hole round, $2. 50 for a
‘| monith’s* play ‘and - $20 for. "a year.
Play will -be open’ to any member

g.'S. PRINCE RUPERT will sail from PRINCE,
RUPERT for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE
‘and intermediate points each FRIDAY, at 9.00 a. TH;

a For STEWART and ANYOX, Wednesday, 11.00 p.m, .
“8.5, -BRINGE “JOHN for VANCOUVER via, QUEEN CHARLOTTE |

ISLANDS. December 13, 27, January 10, 24.

Passenger: Trains Leave New Hazelton: oo. i
Eastbound— Tuesday, Thuraday,

Sunday—1.17 a.m.

, Westbound—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday—8.16 a... : ie

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of the publie.-

Immigrants entering ‘Canada. dur-
ing -the 12 motiths ending. ' October
31, 1924; totalled: 134,189, a8: com- .
‘ pared with 126,744 in the corres-
ponding period of 1922-1923, ace -
cording, to the Department. of Im-

figures are more encouraging ‘in
view of the fact that, the. number. of
| Canadians’ ‘emmigrating: ., to the,
United States has to some extent |

dig. ‘from the United States is on
the increase,’ ‘aerording | to ths: dee.
partment, ° pb gee eo mo

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On’. “November . 29th, ‘Hon. “Mar-

il way, perfornidd’ the “Inanching and

bank: yards. ‘pf John Brown. ana. ¢
when,” the, new . ‘Canadian acltl,
“g's. "Prinesas Marguerite, ‘ranted: in’

eat “her: “honor, was’ slipped” inte

McNaughton.

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migration and. Colonization, — These

decreased, while the number returns ‘

,

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-Brince George, B. C.

Ww. I PITMAN MUSIC STORE

Heintzman &'Co. and Weber Pianos : a
‘Victrolas and Brunswick. Phonographs
” Singer Sewing Machines pe ee
Underwood Typewriters: ne

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guerite: ‘Shaughnessy, daughter’ ‘of: ar
the tate. ‘Lord | Shaughnessy," ‘ghaire:.|°
‘man of the Canadian’ Pacific: Reil- ;

christening ceremony, “at. the.¢ wae. .

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water... The Princess’ ‘Marguerite. igi
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"For Atlantic ateamship sailing or further information apply’ ‘to ‘any Canadian ;
- National Agent oF " -

District. Passenger ‘agent, Prince Rupert, ‘B.C.

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