2I
t
Vrffjtrv
i
mii.lc
only
,y
hU'ihuIm;
plmming,
but
don't
iiVrVlii.nl
(he
iiiinil
witli
iimiiTi'fcsuiy
detail.
USE
A
DIARY.
Fop
thcCOfflce.
Nu.
7U.".
Week
In
page,
el
pocket
65c
Sin
70.1
7
d;i
to
SVixott
40c
Nu.
Ill
.1
days
lo
page,
II
Vt
x.",
pocket
.'.
...
65c
No.
;rVi
a
daj
In
page,
5x7
f
75c
So,
2
days
to
jiajre,
:xi,
lealhei
...
$1.50
No.
5111
2
day
lo
page,
:x0,
lenllier
...
$2.00
For
the
Pocket.
No.
;HU
,ig.
(o
ilny.
t"7
$1.25
So.
'i
I'age
lo
day,
0x71
$1.35
No.
:1S7
I'uge
lo
ilay,
r.xK
$1.65
No'.
:i7
1
Page
lo
ilay,
XxDft
$3.00
em
Calendar
Pails
75c
Uj-'UI
(Calendar
Stand
$1.00
An
out
of
the
ordinary
Special
Thermos
Bottles
Tlie
(ieituuie
Thermos
Unities
are
iiMially
sold
at
a
Txeil
prn
c
IhroiiKlioiil
U'liiad.i,
nl
we
have
enni!stoii
to
olfer
one
it.vle
at
;i
lug
reduction,
(ieituuie
Tliei'iim
lioltle.
Nukle
(ia
pint
izc.
regular
pnre
;?.;(.
Special
$2.00
Ouart
nze
regular
price
00,
Special
$3.75
Ask
for
our
Calendar
for
1924
or
a
copy
of
Tides
and
Guide,
Free.
ORMES
LTD.
DISPENSING
CHEMISTS.
The
Recall
Store.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
SL
We
Prepay
Mall
Orders.
Nanaimo
-
Wellington
COAL
DOUBLE
SCREENED!
LASTS
LONGER!
Real
Satisfaction
Cheapest
In
Long
Run!
NO
SHALE
OR
ROCK!
COAL
GUARANTEED!
PROMPT
DELIVERY.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
564.
Phone;
109.
Hclgerson
Block.
Dr.
F.P.KENNY
Dentist
X-RAY
SERVICE.
(.THcc
Hour:
li
ii.m,
lo
0
p.m.
..Open
Ku-iiiiig
by
Special
Appointment.
i
Bulger
&
Cameron
Ltd.
offer
Special
Prices
from
now
until.
New
Year's
Eve
on
all
Christmas
Goods
We'd
rather
have
part
price
than
carry
over
till
next
year
Local
tand
!
Personal
U.C.
Undertakers,
I'hone
it.
Haynors,
Under
laker.
Ptioue
361.
tf
-
Cur
of
Ti-lkwa
coal
received.
Cunnuiiicra
Goal
Co.,
I.dl.
5
Tomorrow
bviux
New
Year's
Kay
tin-re,
will
lie
no
issue
of
t
lie
daily
New.
Try
NANOOSK-Welliiiiflon
or
Telkwa
Coal.
More
heal.
Less
hooI.
Pliili.oll.
Kvlll
&
Co.
If
-
-
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
furniture
and
all
useful
articles
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
625.
if
I
lie
iiii'uri'oi'alioii
of
Hie
vil
lain-
of
Isiirn
Lake
is
icufllcd
ly
I
In
iii
.'Miirijil
tieereiary'n
de-
liai'l
iiii-iiI.
-
Lnioii
li-aiin-r
(lanli-ua,
(apl.
A.
K.
IHi'kMin,
wit
in
port
lasl
i'vi
miiik
from
If"
lo
12
o'clock,
iini'ililioiiiiil
from
Vancouver
and
waypiol-
lo
Sliwart
ami
Anyox.
Slarl
I
Ik
vi-hi-
well.
Take
in
the
"The
Haii-anl"
al
Hie
Kit'
Home
loiiioiTnw
aflernoun
ami
help
(he
Cliiliireii'n
Wanl
al
the
Ilopi-lal.
!'
-5e.
Dancing
50r,
from
a
lo
0.
Tin'
i
iiionlh
old
dmifchler
or
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
.lai-k
Sudan,
I'iflh
Avenue
West,
was
christened.
Ittiliy
Louise,
al
noon
es-lenlay
liv
Dr.
II.
It.
(irant
in
1
tie
1'resliylerian
Church.
4
Tomorrow
(New
Year's
Day;
I
he
jiosl
oilier
resist
ration
and
general
delivery
wickets
'will
be
lien
from
9
lo
10
a.m.
One.
roller
I
ion
will
he
made
from
si
reel
teller
boxes
commencing
al
H.55
a.m.
Ciii;iiiencin'
from
Wiuiiipe?
January
5,
No.
3
and
No.
t
r.aiiadiHii
National
llailway
passenger
trains
lutlween
Winnipeg?
Hint
Toronto
will
operate
via
the
new
Lone
Lac
cul-olT,
it
Is
an
iiotineed
at
the
local
eily
liekel
iftlre.
Considerable
lime
will
le
'nvrl
liy
using
Hie
new
roule.
.
..
Paseniri-rs
booked
to
sail
on
I
he
CP.
It.
steamer
I'rliieess
Mary,
leaviiiz
for
the
norlli
this
aflernoun,
included:
Mr.
.ami
Mrs.
Iliii-i'
and
family;
Miss
M.
I'.nlher.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
S.
Ilyan.
Mrs.
M.
Auckland.
Miss
ti.
C.lif-lon.
Moses
Aui-klaml,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Prevosl,
Henry
llatdane.
A
Auckland.
M.
Aucklaml,
II.
Clifloii
and
Ueorire
Lei-Iilon
for
Keii-hikan
:
Mr.
Simpson
and
ilauiihtri-
(r
.luneaii.
4
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hill
CO
I.
().
1
1.
li.
l
ea
Dausanl
in
Klks
Home,
New
Year's
Aflernoun.
Utieeii
Mary
Chapter
l.n.H.K.
Dance
on
New
Year's
Nilil,
January
I.
lU'.'l.
in
Llks'
Home.
Calbranita
Trd
Mark
As
the
roll
unwinds,
music
works
its
magic.
Gone
are
the
cams
of
a
work-a-ilay
world.
A
dear
old
Innc
touches
tho
chords
of
lender
memory
brings
buck
boyish
dreams
stirs
the
fires
of
inspiration.
halever
your
mooil
as
you
sil
down
lie
rore
tlie
Gulbransen
registering
piano
yoVi
find
il
sympathetic,
responsive.
For
il
is
n
ready'
10
reflect
Hie
exuber-anie
of
outli
in
I
ho
latest
and
payesl
of
popular
(tines
as
it
is
In
free
the
majestic
music
prisoned
in
Hie
score,
of
a
composer's
innslerwork,
We
invite
you
In
our
store
ln-ilny
and
try
the
Gulbransen
registering
piano.
A
few
moments
will
reveal
Ihe
pleasures
it
offers.
We
will
gladly
explain
the
ad
vantages
of
its
many
exclusive
features.
Walker's
Music
Store
ltd.'
TUB
DAILY
NEWS.
"Tht
Uil
ittp
it
l
food
CI
l
firtL"
The
delicious
fragrance
of
Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
Its
unquestioned
puritr?,
uniformity
and
palatatilitp
male
constant
users
of
all
who
try
it;
It
is
the
cocoa
of
high
quality.
Made
In
Canada
By
Walter
Baker
&
Co.
Limited
EtubluW
1733
Vfclii
It
Dorcknur.
Vfu.
ind
Vlontml.
CtnaJa
OoaXT
OF
CHOICE
KEdrES
SENT
TILL
I'lease
note
that
if
you
have
a
hill
against
the
city
you
should
mail
statement
hy
January
2.
The
C.I'.H.
steamer
Princess
Mary,
Cant.
Slater,
is
due
to
arrive
in
port
from
the
south
at
1.15
this
afternoon.
Mrs.
Willanl
(iihsou
is
hook
ed
lo
sail
on
the
sleamer
Prince
Huperl
leavliit'
here
for
the
south
on
Friday
inornin?.
Skalingr.
-OH
HA1IY"
leaves
I'lildic
Works
float,
next
lo
ff.T.l
Dock
atone
o'clock
and
every
thirty
minutes
thereafter
on
New
Year's
Day.
The
Canadian
National
steam
fr
Prince
JohiKhound
from
Van
eouver
via
the
(Jucen
Charlotte
I1hi.I
Capl.
Neil
McLean,
is
due
Id
arrive
in
iort
at
10
o'clock
lo-night.
Drop
In
for
a
cup
of
lea
or
a
dance
or
Doth
a
the
Klks
Home
tomorrow
'
after
noon,
and
help
Hie
I.O.D.K.
Children'.
Ward
al
the
Hospital.
Tea
25c.
Dam-ing
50r.
You'll
.have
a
good
I
line!
WASHINGTON
MAY
HAVENEW
CITY
Great
Water
Power
Project
Planned
for
Columbia
River
East
of
Seattle
SMATTLK.
Wash..
Dec.
31.
A
eily
of
50,000
persons
eupacd
in
electro-rheniieal
industries
may
rise
on
0,000
acres
of
saehrusli
lesiile,lhe
Columbia
river,
lo
exploit
water
power
rivaling
that
of
Niagara
Falls,
if
success
follows
(plans
referred
hy
the
Federal
'Water
Power
Cuinnpssinu
in
WashiiiKlon.
D.C.,
to
Colonel
W.
.1
llonlen,
army
engineer
for
;ilns
district.
j
Such
a
ily
would
stand
al
ipin-sl
Itapids,
Waslu
150
miles
east
of
Seattle,
on
the
other'siile
lor
the
Cascade
mountains,
I
A
sulisidiary
of
Ihe
General
l".er!rie
Company
has
applied
lo
the
i-onuuission
for
a
license
to
i'oiisirui-1
a
dam
two
nii.es
Ion.;
.
.
r
i
r
rv
'(
ri'e(
high,
a
dam
declared
At
lie
LJld
Of
a
Uay.
here
to
he
in
blueprint
half
again
as
lung
as
Ihe
barrier
across
the
Mississippi
rixer
at
Keokuk,
Iowa.
It
is
proposed
to
develop
75(l.(HH)
horsepower
fritm
the
rapids,
besides
irrigating
luo.OOO
acres
oT
land
in
eastern
'Washington
now
devoted
to
sagebrush
and
hunch
grass,
but
capable,
ac
cording
to
experts,
of
yielding
unsurpassed
fruits
and
crops
un
der
irrigation.
The
soil
is
vol-canlq
lava,
ground
to
powder
by
npe-gone
glaciers,
Hie
cost
of
Ihe;.
power
develop,
meut
is
put
in
Ihe
application
at
1
1.000.000.
nut
the.
cost
fof
building
Ihe
eily
al
12,000,000.
HIGHLANDER
OFF
DOCK
The
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine
freighter
f
Canadian
Highlander,
Capl.
l'is'.er,
came
oil
Iho
dry
dock
at
2
o'clock
loduy
and
proceeded
to
lite
lumber
assembly
wharf
to
load
hemlock
and
spruce
square
nul
!Miard
fur
Japan.
H
ere
an
dThe
ere
Sixty
prr
cent
of
Hamilton'!
population
own
their
own
ho.-nti,
a
fact
rfvfalfd
by
the
fifurM
of
tht
1923
atsessment
for
the
Ontario
city,
which,
according
to
thfse
fit-urn,
hat
26,259
drc:Hr.j
and
4:7
apartmcnta.
The
grrnt
flour
movement
oyr
the
wharvci
at
Fort
William
ant
Port
Arthur
this
aeaton
haa
b?i
unprecedented,
according
to
reports
of
the
CanHiSn
Pacific
Railway,
which,
by
the
end
of
October,
had
ahipped
239,085
ton,
of
flour
t
lower
Lake
ports.
Port
Arthur's
buildins
permits
for
the
ten
months
er.d--v-
October
showed
a
total
of
$2,632,;5,
which
la
the
bipseit
building
year
in
the
history
of
this
Ontario
city,
exceed
ing
even
the
total
for
1921,
one
ef
the
real
estate
boom
years.
Canada
exported
4,778,609
wort'.i
of
cheee
to
various
countries'
during
the
month
of
October,
an
in
crease
of
$1,224,000,
over
the
total
value
of
cheese
exported
In
Oetober,
1922.
The
United
Kingdom
waa
by
far
the
largest
consumer,
taking
215,000
cwt.,
valued
at
HfiUfiOOi
According
to
an
announcement
of
Hon.
E.
H.
Armstronr.
Premier'
of
Nova
Scotia
and
Minister
of
Mines,
tne
coal
production
of
his
provinca
for
this
rear
will
reach
at
least
8,200,000
tons,
an
increase
over
last
year's
production
of
4,642,19
tons
of
more
than
130,000
tons.
Tha
outlook
for
1824
la
encouraging.
The
Prince
of
Wales,
un'ess
fnter-
fered
with
by
affairs
of
state,
In
tends
to
make
annual
visits
to
bit
Alberta
ranch,
'William
Carlyle,
I
superintendent
of
the
E.
P.
Ranch,
told
the
members
of
the
Canadian
Society
of
Technical
Agriculturist
in
addressing
them'
at
Toronto
re
cently.
Fur
traders
in
the
distant
parti
of
Alberta,
Saskatchewan
and
Brit
ish
Co.ur.-.j;i.
ordinarily
weeks
and
months
from
mail
err1ce,
are
now
gettinr
rezslar
quotations
on
fori
from
the
Calgary
Herald's
radio
broaCastlng
service.
The
annual
winter
carnival
at
Banff,
which
is
yearly
becoming
more
popular
and
Is
attracting
sporting
enthusiasts
from
all
parts
of
the
continent,
will
be
held
February
2-9.
1924,
while
the
Banff
annual
bonspiel
will
take
place
February
4-9.
According
to
estimates
made
by
the
Rt.
Rev.
Dr.
G.
Eaton
Lloyd,
Bisboi
of
Saskatchewan,
that
province
haa
room
for
another
empire
north
of
Prince
Albert
and
North
Battleford.
The
bishop
haa
Just
completed
a
six
weeks'
Uor
of
tbo
limits
of
settlement
in
bis
diocese,
covering-
2,'4
00
'miles;
and
estim'atas
that
homes
and
livings
or
250,000
could.be
provided
in
the
country
referred
to.
The
adverse
balance
of
graia
shipments
through
Canadian
at
against
United
States
porta
is
being
ateid'Jy
reduced,
according
to
statistics
compiled
by
the
Marino
Department
In
1916
only
91,082,-702
bushels
of
Canadian
grain
were
shipped
through
Dominion
porta,
where
as
16549,989
bushels
were
shipped
through
the
States.
The
figures
for
1923,
up
to
September
1st,
on
the
other
hand,
show
that
Canxda
cow
ships
nearly
halt
her
grain
through
her
own
ports.
During
this
period
the
amount
registered
has
been
103.548,485
bushels
despatched
via
Canadian
porta
and
120.628,438
via
those
of
the
United
SUUs.
t
The
fire
department
respond
ed
lo
a
call
al
8
o'clock
last
night
lo
the
home
of
Sid
Thompson.
232
Second
Avenue.
Considerable
smoke
had
blown
into
t
lie
rooms
from
stove
pipes
but
(here
was
no
actual
fire.
m
TIMBER
SALE
X
5347
Sealed
Trmlrr
will
lie
received
by
Hie
hltrlrl
KorvMrr.
nul
Ulrr
tluii
ihiuii
cm
the
I
oth
day
of
January.
1IIJ4.
fur
tlie
urrlue
of
Licence
X13I7.
near
.Ltt
iwi,
m.rtii
MHire
r
kuui-K.a-Lon
Inlet,
CM.
1,
to
ml
CU.00U
r.bJti.
of
Spruce.
CeiUr.
and
llmiWk
sakr.
Two
(
year
will
be
alluwed
for
removal
of
Umber.
further
lurllrulars
of
tlie
Chief
Fore
ler
Vlrtirla.
or
the
lilsirlct
Kuresler,
enure
Hupert.
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5852.
Scaled
Tender
will
be
receive!
by
Hie
Minuter
t
Lands,
at
Victoria,
not
later
than
noon
on
the
nth
day
of
January.
IS
.
tor
llie
tiretiai'e
of
Llreure
X
to
rut
58J,(HH)
fret
or
Cedar,
Spruce,
Hemlock,
fir
and
Dalsani,
on
an
area
4tuated
on
tlie
iin
h
shore
of
owlkeno
'
Lake,
llanirc
i.
Coat
Land
lUlrlrt.
Two
W
years
will
be
allowed
for
re-iiKivil
or
limber.
r'urlher
uruiulir
or
Ihe
Cbler
lor-esteci
VlrliirU,
B.C..
or
PUlrlrt
toreter,
I'rlnii
Hupert,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5466.
There
will
be
offered
for
Kale
al
l'ubllc
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
loth
dav
or
January.
Htl,
In
tho
offlco
of
IIm-
tils-
irtri
rorener,
Prince
llupeit.
the
Licence
X1I6.
to
cut
(90.000
feel
U.M.
or
Hemlock,
Spruce
and
Dedar,
and
U,00
Lin.
rt.
of
Cedar
Vole,
on
an
area
tlluated
between
llanall
and
l'k,
on
oppoMle
aide
or
Skeena
Blver,
luntre
i.
Coat
PlilrU't.
Two
(l
yesrs
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
tlinlwr.
Kurllier
imrtlrnlars
of
the.
t:hlef
Forester.
Victoria.
B.C..
or
District
Porvtvr
I'riuie
Uvvn,
li
t,.
PAOE
THREK.
Tf
you
had
the
Strength
of
a
Blacksmith
Tel.
3.
Send
it
Washday
would
still
hold
a
grim
task.
For
scrubbing
and
rubbing
and
wringing
is
a
job
for
machinery
and
not
for
human
hands.
It
is
a
job
for
us
and
not
for
you.
Why
not
rid
yourself
of
it
by
using
our
Wet
Wash
service?
The
burden
of
washing
will
be
eliminated
only
the
lighter
work
of
ironing
will
remain.
And
the
charge
is
only
a
very
few
cents
a
pound.
Just
phone
well
call
for
your
bundle.
Wet
Wash
ca
pound
Minimum
Charge
75c
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8
MrSsn
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Servicei
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
November
30,
December
19,
January
4
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
November
26,
December
15,
31
S.8.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocean
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
I
t
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Winter
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Sails
from
Prince
Rupert
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermediate
Points
Friday,
10.00
a.m.
For
STEWART
and
ANYOX
...
Wednesday,
11.00
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
Jan.
2,
16,
30;
Feb.
13,
27;
March
12,
26
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Leave
Prince
Rupert
M
pjn.
for
mi.NCE
GEORGE.
EDMUNTO.N.
WI.1-NII'EG,
all
points
Eastern
Canada.
L'ulted
States.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Clt,
Tick
at
Offlca,
E2S
Third
Ate,
Frlnce
RuparU
Phone
260.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Salllnfs
From
Prince
Rupert.
Par
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Ocaan
Palla,
and
Swanaon
Bay,
Tuaaday,
S
P.M.
Fee
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alart
Bay,
and
Swanaon
Bay,
Saturday
Noo.
Per
ANVOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Waits
laland,
Sunday
S
P.M.
Fe
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
RUer
Cannarlaa,
Friday
A.M.
tJ
tnrt
Avenue..
I.
Barnaley,
Aatnu
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
SOMETHING
NEW
KYANIZE
SANITARY
FLOOR
ENAMEL.
A
new
and
different
finish
for
floors
Unit
is
vii.liulle,
sanitary
und
exceedingly
lough
and
durable.
Ask
for
color
card.
Pints
.
f
80c
Qirts
,
$1.60
Half
Oallons
......
$3.00
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
We
Deliver.
Box
1646.