Friday,.
Hiscflilcr
28,
1923,
An-out
of
the
ordinary
Thermos
Bottles
Ttic
Genuine
Thermo
Unities
;ire
uuall.v
colli
at
a
f
xrd
price
Ihi'oiivhoiil
Ganad.i.
hut
we
have
permission
to
offer
one
Ule
at
a
lug
reduction,
Genuine
Thermos
lloltles,
Nnkle
La
-s.
pint
size,
regular
(tn.
e
3.:U.
Spenal
S2.00
iiiarl
size,
regular
price
ij
j.OO.
Sperm)
$3.75
ORMES
LTD.
DISPENSING
CHEMISTS.
The
Rwiall
Store.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
SU
We
Prepay
Mall
Orders.
Nanaimo
-
Wellington
COAL
r'06ltaLE
SCREENEDI
LASTS
LONGERI
Real
Satisfaction
Cheapest
tn
Long
Runl
NO
SHALE
OR
ROCKI
COAL
GUARANTEED!
a.
BIG
VALUES
In
all
Dolls,
Toys,
Fancy
Goods
All
prices
are
down
lo
ruck
bo
Hum
uml
special
tales
prices
in
many
lines.
(iive
n
a
call
if
yon
wish
lo
get
Hie
biggest
voluss
in
town
for
your
money.
The
point
ami
(trices
speak
for
lln,iii!eles.
(live
us
a
cull
ami
you
will
not
le
iliiippoinleil.
Wc
have
praclically
everything
in
(he
gift
line.
Special
in
ilullx
today.
He
our
Window.
Open
Evenings
Till
Christmas.
PROMPT
Special
DELIVERY.
and
564.
Helgerson
Block.
KENNY
Cameron
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
118
Phone
109.
Dr.
F.
P.
Dentist
X-RAY
SERVICE.
Office
Hour?:
U
a.m.
to
0
p.m.
Open
Kwniiigs
by
Special
Appointment.
Bulger
&
Ltd.
offer
Special
Prices
rom
now
until
New
Year's
Eve
on
oil
Christmas
Goods
'We'd
rather
have
part
price
than
carry
over
till
next
year
H
ere
an
dTh
ere
The
world's
record
for
rraln
trains
a
shattered
by
the
Canadian
Pa-ciftc
Railway
on
October
6th,
with
moniter
train
of
125
car
loadi
of
wheat,
over
a
mile
lonjr,
which
operated
between
Stoughton
and
Areola.
The
contents
of
the
can,
185,000
bushels,
weighed
5.5CS
ton.
All
grain
loading
record
in
Al.
berta
were
completely
imaihed
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
on
October
10th
when
the
Company
loaded
753
can,
representing
at
leait
1,083,200
bush-el.
If
these
can
were
placed
together
they
would
make
up
a
freight
train
about
six
milei
in
length,
and
a
baker's
dozen
of
these
trains
would
extend
from
Calgary
to
Banff,
a
dis-tancs
of
82
miles.
A
record
in
western
railroad
construction
was
established
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
Lanigan-Melfort
line
recently,
when
the
last
mile
of
txack
between
Lanigan
and
Pleasant-a
TWf
comP,etel
in
ne
day.
D.
A.
Livingstone,
engineer
In
charge,
reports
that
seventy
per
cent
of
his
crew
of
25
were
British
harvesters.
federal
and
Provincial
Departments
of
Agriculture
co-operated
In
the
purchase
in
the
British
Isles
of
a
large
stock
of
horses,
swine
and
aheep,
including
sheep
owned
by
His
Majesty
the
King,
which
arrived
here
recently.
This
Is
the
second
shioment
of
rML
tn
k.,-i.
i
the
co-operation
of
the
agricultural
departmeaU
with
sheep
and
swine
urrcaers
inrougnout
the
Dominion.
T.
K.
Doherty,
the
Canadian
Commissioner
in
the
International
Institute
of
Agriculture,
estimates
Canada's
exportable
wheat
surplus
this
year
at
300
million
bushels,
as
against
150
millions
from
the
United
States,
110
from
Argentina,
50
from
Australia,
and
15
from
Russia.
Canada,
la
fact,
may
be
expected
U
supply
nearly
half
the
wheat
export
of
the
whole
world
300
out
of
(75
million
bushels.
E.
W.
Beatty,
K.O.
President
of
rbe
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
speak,
ing
at
important
centres
en
his
recent
extensive
tour
through
the
Csnadian
West,
sounded"
a
aete
of
optimum,
declaring
that
the
general
improvement
in
Canadian
business
conditions
rendered
an
accompanying
growing
pessimism
entirely
unjustifiable.
Stressing
the
need
for
a
vigorous,
intensive
immigration
policy
by
tbe
government,
be
put
forward
as
suggestions
thst
the
department
of
immigration
and
colonization
should
issue
a
general
invitation
through
Great
Britain,
the
L'niteJ
States
and
certain
European
countries,
for
settlers,
and
that
greater
advantage
should
be
taken
of
the
favorable
policies
towards
emigration
to
Canada
adapted
by
the
governments
ef
Great
Britain
and
other
countries.
Most
extraordinary
yields
ef
grain
are
reported
,from
the
Provincial
School
of
Agriculture
at
Olds,
Alberta.
On
a
one-acre
patch
105
bushels
ef
Marquis
wheat
were
threshed,
which
is
believed
to
be
a
record
far
this
crop,
exceeding
the
82
bushel
yield
ef
Seager
Wheeler,
which
was
previously
considered
unsurpassable.
From
an
acre
seeded
to
oats,
205
bushels
were
threshed.
Barley
similarly
yielded
exceptionally.
On
a
field
of
27
acres
an
average
of
70
..bushels
to
the
acre
was
secured,
whilst
on
another,
10
acres
of
a
different
variety,
a
yield
of
89
bushels
to
the
acr
was
recorded.
Eighty
f'n!
of
Canada's
national
debt
is
ownH
by
Canadians.
Dank
d?o!t
in
this
country
at
the
e!oe
of
the
lai'
fival
year,
March
31st.
1923,
total
etl
$1,218,000,000,
s
r
-t
fr
in
I'-n
years
of
$720,-f
...
,
r
year's
trije
records
',
V
fa-pip
trade
to
be
"r"
-JO
.
ar
-rrsse
of
$221,-
o-f
I'
at,
snd
Canada's
to
imports
by
.,r
cent
of
t-.
-
..-.iiicd
pre-
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mr.
.1.
H.
Vijjur.
(ifi.iKi'litwn;
.1.
Kutilscii,
Seattle;
K.
(Kiev,
Hums
.ke;
Mr.
0.
A.
Taylor,
V
Mi
II.
Cuuiiintrhain,
Mis
K.
Will
lie
ami
Mis
Peltry
Taylor,
Purl
KsshiBlon;
S.
P.
Ilanna,
Vancouver;
Ml
M.
W.
llnnna,
Smilher.
Central
O.
II.
Todd.
Premier;
Thoina
Woodhouse
and
J.
,
A.
Gibson,
(ii'nrjrelown;
Mr.
George
Mc
Neil,
Port
lluney;
T.
II.
Adair
and
S.
Morrison,
oily;
F.d.
An-
nlrsun,
Anyox.
In
aid
of
the
fund
for
Ihe
furnishing
of
the
new
Nurse'
Home,
a
silver
lea
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
bv
Ihe
Ladies;'
Auxiliary
of
Hie
Prince
Rupert
(ieneral
Hospital
al
Ihe
home
of
Mr.
T.
K.
Pringle,
Fifth
Avenue
West.
Mrs.
Peifuey
of
Ihe
Queen
Charlotte
Island
was
the
holder
of
Ihe
lucky
licket
in
the
drawing
for
the
ten
cloth
presented
by
Mrs.
Harry
Alkin.
Owing
to
Ihe
inclemency
of
the
weather,
Ihe
proceeds
were
'not
as
large
a
might
have
been
expected.
Frank
Shepperd,
(ravelling
luiditor
for
Ihe
Canadian
National
Pacific
Coast
Steamships,
who
ha
been
tn
the
city
on
de
partmental
buslnes
for
thopimt
two
days,
returned
lo
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
llupert
this
morn-j
THE
DAILY
NEW0.
PAGE
THREE.
-
Local
arjdjPersooal
.
w.
i
II.
C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Hayners,
Undertaker.
Phono
4
"
351.
If
liaptist
Sunday
School
Kntcr-
lainmeiil
Friday,
8
p.m.
Splendid
program.
203
Try
.NANOOSK-Wellinglon
or
Telkwn
Coal,
More
heat.
Less
soot.
I'liilitolt,
Kvltt
4
Co.
tf
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
furniture
and
all
useful
articles.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
625.
tf
Hill
CO
Tea
lunaiit
in
F.Iks
Home,
New
Year'
afternoon
from
3
lo
0.
Admission
50c.
Tea
25c.
Full
range
(
of
Slijipers
for
everyone.
Lull
and
nee
them
Family
Shoe
Store.
Prices
low
est
in
city.
tf
Mr.
and
Mr.
Fred
Gilhtily
went
south
on
lite
Prince
llupert
litis
morninsr
enroute
lo
Toronto
in
a
holiday
trip.
-
-Iloyal
Puntle
.Tea
and
Chris!
max
Tree
ljlks
Home
Saturday,
December
2'J.i
al
5.30.
F.Ik,
Iloyal
Purple-
and
familie
lu
lled.
The
bylaw
providing
for
lite
jaymcnl
to
Hie
city
of
permit
and
street
occupancy
fee
for
moving
building
wa
laid
over
until
next
meeting
by
(he
city
ouncil
last
ni?hl.
A
report
--from
Hie
finance
ommillee
TecommeudiiiK
the
making
of
a
rash
grant
of
?2
.".00
lo
the
Prince
llupert
General
Hospital
was
adopted
lust
niglil
by
Hie
city
cmincil.
O-M
The
city
council
lal
night
.nil-pled
ii
rrtyorl
from
the
fi
nance
committee
calling
upon
'he
provincial
Kovernment
lo
;ay
taxes
on
lot
I.
block
8
-icclion
and
lot
92
and
05
block
3D,
section
8.
The
lot
in
iiuc!
ion
.
urn
.improved
with
oc
'iipifil
building.
The
Waller'
McFarlane
Co.
of
lila-Knw,
Scotland,
notified
the
city
council
last
night
(hat
James
F.
I.ahiout
had
been
appointed
it
Vancouver
representative.
The
firm
'manufacture
electric'
light
cluster
pillar?
'The
letter
wa
referred
lo
Ihe
utilities
committee.-
W.
A.
Tuxfoid,
of
the
Cana
diau
National
Pa
Hureau
Montreal,
who
ha
recently
been
transferred
lo
the
Iratllc
department
of
Ihe
National
system
in
San
Francisco,
relumed
from
a
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart
on
Ihe
Prime
(5eorge
llii
morning.
Mr
Tuxfoid
ha
been
north
on
an
educational
trip
and
proceeded
south
on
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
thi
morning.
On
recommendation
of
the
fi
nance
commillee,
the
city
coun
cil
last
night
decided
to
offer
for
sale
31,000
worth
or
local
Improvement
debentures
covering
the
eol
of
street
grading
on
Fourth
and
Fifth
Avenues
in
Seel
ion
Five.
Hrokers'
commission
of
M
per
cent
Is
otTered
bul
it
is
expected
to
inaikel
the
mol
of
the
rssue
locally
through
the
city
treasurer
without
coin-mission.
r
.-
In
connection
with
the
mi
nouncemenl
of
Ihe
forming
of
the
company
of
AivazotT
and
.uerryiiem,
i.iti.,
a
picture
or
Paul
AivazotT
appears
in
Ihe
Vancouver
Sun.
The
other
member
or
the
firm
is
.
I.
E.
Merry-field
formerly
of
ths
city.
The
new
concern
has
taken
over
Grant
-
Hidden
-
Graham
1.
1
d..
wholesale
manufaclurer
and
importers
of
canvas
goods
and
men'
furnishings.
A
letter
from
N.
It,
Walton,
HN.lt.
assistant
general
superintendent,
asking
for
a
detailed
account
covering
Ihe
work
done
al
Pacific
Place
by
Ihe
city
for
the
company,
was
received
at
last
night's
council
meeting
and
referred
lo
I
lie
Hoard
of
Works.
Ahl.
Collart
expressed
surprise
that
Ihe
account
had
mU
already
been
rendered
and
the
work
paid
for.
May;ir
Newton
said
tho
company
had
already
ben
sent
an
aci'oun..
Mr.
and
Mrs..
D.
A.
Johnson,
of
Port,
.Simpson
are
spending
a
few
days
in
the
city.
'
Cap!,;
Harry
NeuMen
of
the
steamer
Prince
George
will
remain
in
the
city
until
Saturday.
Joe
Flood,
chief
ofllcer
of
the
learner
Prince
George,
has
been
transferred
to
the.
ileainer
Prince
llupert.
Shipment
of
domestic
Qeese
arriving
from
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Monday.
25c.
lb.
Leave
your
orders
at
Prince
llupert
Fish
.
Market.
306
-
-
Jack
Crawford,
purser
of
the
teanier
Prince
Georjcc
went
south
thi
morninar
oh
the
Prince
llupert
and
will
upend
a
acation
in
Vancouver.
The
Union
steamer
Venture,
Capl.
A.
Johnstone,
arrived
from
the
south
al
7
o'clock
this
morn
ing
and
left
again
at
'J
o'clock
for
Port
Siinpxyn
and
Xaas
lliver
point.
In
Ihe
city
police
court
this
morning,
before
Magistrate
Me
Clyinout,
F.
Macdouald
arid
I..
Ilatchfurd
were
both
fined
910
on
a
charge
of
fighting
.
pu
.
Sixth
Street
yesterday
cveningv
Mis
II.
Jaiuieson,
who
has
been
employed
a
milliner
with
Mr.
Frizzrll
for
the
past
season,
went
south
on
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
thi
morning
enroute
to
her'
home
in
New
Westminster,
Mr.
Horace
!u
Vernel
and
three
children
arrived
from,
Kit
wanga
on
last
night'
train
and
will
;ciul
a
holiday
in
the
city
visiting
Archbishop
and
Mr,
r
II.
DuVernet,
Fourth
Avenue
East.
Rev.
J.
S.
Itrayfield
arrived
on
last
night'
Irain
from
Telkwa
and
left
by
Ihe
steamer
Venture
(hi
morning
for
Kincolilh
where
he
will
be
in
charge
of
Ihe
native
church
for
the
next
three
month.
Jack
itarusles
local
agent
for
Ihe
Union
Steamship
Ojintany
of
H.C
I.td
returned
.to
the
city
on
the
steamer
Venture
this
morn
ing
after
having
spent
the
Christ
mas
vacation
period
in
Vancouver,
Seattle.
Portland
and
Ta
co
ma.
Mrs.
Harnsfey
will
return
on
the
steamer
Carden;j
on
,
Sun-
nay.
.
TENDERS
FOR
POST
HOLES
Tender
are
invited
up
to
five
p.m.
December
31.
1023,
for
digging
forly
post
holes.
Tool
supplied
by
Telephone
Department.
Specifications
at
the
olliee
of
the
Superintendent
of
Utilities,
City
Hall.
F.RNF.ST
LOVE.
Superintendent
of
Utilities.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hill
CO
I.O.
I).
E.
Tea
Dausanl
in
Elks
Home,
New
Year's
Afternoon.
Queen
Mary
Chapter
I.O.D.E.
Dance
On
New
Year's
Night,
January
1.
1921.
in
Elks'
Home.
ssssssssslisssssKaWlJsssssH
I
OnIkrtDMa
Trttethrt
At
the
End
of
d
Day
As
the
roll
unwind,
music
works
Its
magip.
Gone
are
the
cares
of
a
work-a-day
world.
A
dear
old
tunc
touches
the
chord
of
tender
memory
firings
back
boyish
dreams
stirs
the
fires
of
inspiration.
Whatever
your
mood
as
you
sit
down
before
the
Oulbransen
registering
piano
you
find
it
sympathetic,
responsive.
For
it
is
as
ready
to
reflect
tho
exuberance
of
youth
in
the'
latest
and
gayest
of
popular
tunes
as
it
Is
lo
free
the
majestic
music
prisoned,
in
tho
score
of
a
composer's
masterwork.
e
invite
you
to
our
store
sto-
day
and
try
the
Gulbransen
reg-
islerinp
piano.
A
few
moments
will
reveal
tho
pleasures
It
ofrcrs.
We
will
gladly
explain
the
ad
vantages
of
its
many
exclusive
features.
Walker's
Music
Store
Lid.
A
Profitable
Business
?
The
business
of
saving
your
own
money
is
an
exceedingly
profitable
one
in
which,
to
engage.
When
pait
of
your
salary
is
deposited
regularly
in
the
Union
Bank
of
Canada,
it
gives
you
a
feeling
of
independence;
you
know
your
money
is
safe
from
fire
and
theft;
and
your
deposit
is
earning
interest
all
the
time.
$1.00
opens
a
Savings
Account.
"
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
r!
Prince
Rupert
Branch
"RUPERT"
Brand
Kippers
Quality
Better
Than
Ever.'
Ti
keep,o4or
of
cooking
from
ihe
house
wrap
them
in
greaseproof
paper
ami
bake
for
15
minutes.
Thi
uIo
retains
the
delicious
tang.
Canadian
Pish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
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WELDING.
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and
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Friday,
10.00
a.m.
For
8TEWART
and
ANYOX
....
Wednesday,
11.00
p.m.
8.8.
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
Jan.
2,
16,
30;
Feb.
13,
27;
March
12,
28
PASSENGER
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Third
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November
30,
December
18,
January
4
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Juneau
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November
26,
December
15,
31
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every
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at
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p.m.
Agency
for
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Lines.
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from
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C.
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General
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Corner
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Street
and
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Prince
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B.C.
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