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PRINCE GEORGE   STAR.
Prince Gedrge Undertaking Company
Funeral Directors and embalmers
Picture Framing Cabinetmaking
¦ f ¦          A Specialty.
Third Avenue, Prince George
Work Guaranteed. Standard Methods.
M. P. MURPHY Taxidermist
Mounting of all kinds true to
"life. Send me your next specimen.
South Fort George, B.G
Liberal Executive
V Holds Meeting
The Liberal association executive for the Fort George district held a meeting on Monday afternoon. All members were present, Mr. Keddie, of Van-derhoof. coining down to be present. Only routine business was transacted. The members all expressed themselves as highly pleased with the result of the electfon, and believe Premier Brewster will prove a popular leader.
Conrad Reinharz
FARMLANDS
AND GOVERNMENT LAND
LOCATOR
Listings on Farm Land Wanted
BOX THIRTY-ONE
CARIBOO LODGE I.O.O.F., No. 65
Meets every Wednesday in   Oddfellows Hall P^ifth Avenue, Prince George.
VISITING BROTHERS WELCOME.
Xmas CIGARS
Boxes of 10,25,50
Packed   and   ready    for   Shipment.
All you have to do is note the address :
Nightingale & Bustin
George Street.
McCULLAGH
WATCHMAKER,  JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.        • «
G.T.P. VYATCH INSPECTOR, Prince George - - - British Columbia
MILK & CREAM
—Deal with—
HUGHES BROS.
And you get the Vest., ^quality   and   service.
Milk Depot at Allan's Store
ITY   DAIRY
D. McClarty, Proprietor
George Street, next to Prince George Hotel.
Butter, Eggs, Milk, Cream, Buttermilk, Soft Djukks,
We handle Home Bakery BREAD
Fire Did Considerable Injury Nechaco Bridge
. On Sunday night the bridge over the Nechaco, which has justbeen completed, had a nar-. row e^scjipe from destruction. The blazfes^yas caused by soniCj red hot bolts being driven through the timbers. The wood evidently smolderecKfor some! hours before the fire broke out. People living north of the>rjyer: saw the blaze about 3 o'clock^ the morning, and by hard work extinguished the fire. The bridge is being used as usual after being out of commission for a half-day. The damage amounts to about $2,000.
PRINCE GEORGE HOTEL
E. E  PHAIR
PUOFUIKTOR
Hot and coKl  water in rooms.   Putolicarid  private baths. Modern/'and ¦up-to-date   in   every res fleet. ICntire Building Steam Mealed.
Mrs. Hamilton and children left on Monday night for/Seattle where they will spend the winter.

Fort George and Alberta Telephone & Electric Co. Ltd.
TELEGRAPHS
Direct   connect ions   Canadian   Government   Te.Iogniplisv-( I\h\ Telegraphs.  Postal Telegraph Company,  Atlantic and Pacific Cables. Wireless Telegraph ¦¦¦Companies.
Reduction in Rates
A'ANCCH^V'KH. VICTORIA, Ei<%- $1.00 for 1.0 words;: fin-cents eacliXKlditionnl word. Day Ijet.terg.rains.-: $1.50 for .    fifty wordsNXight Lettergrams: $1.00 for fjl-ty words
nipetingN^itus with O.T.R to all points west.
Correspoiming rr'dnctirm to otlioi* oHic<\s.
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CANADA
NATIONAL SERVICE
 yS. NOTICE is hereby given under the authority of the "War Measures k lu I \ ™ Ann? ti?e.;firet wwk in January, 1917, an inventory will be made by the Post Ofhce Authonties, of every male between the ages ,of sixteen and sixty-five, residing in Canada.            . •
National Service Cards and addressed envelopes for their return to Ottawa L         P   a \ ^n^ ^nuS Oi/Xl Postmasters for distribution amongst the fi11 ? fil1 in \Uch cards' -Eve^ ^le person of the prescribed ages of ks receipt                              *          enclosed inan .envelope within ten days
Any person who fails to receive a card and envelope may obtain the same upon application to the nearest Postmaster.                            ¦
Ottawa, 15th December, 1916.
R. B. BENNETT,
Director General. THE KING NATIONAL SERVICE WEEK   *    1st to 7th JANUARY/