onilar
Jnhuary
28,
1P2L
Jyleathss
ays
VU
Flt
CeilW
MM,
to
VXniJMITLO
It
is
economy
to
let
the
butcher
drive
past
once
in
a
while.
Oxo
Cubes
take
the
place
of
butcher's
meat
in
soups
and
savory
dishes
and
open
up
a
hundred
and
one
dainty
ways
of
using
up
today
what
was
left
over
from
yesterday.
Oxo,
Cubes
are
time
and
money
savers
more
than
that,
they
add
nutrition
to
other
foods.
Tlnnol
1,
10,50
and
100
Cubes.
Oxn
VcoetaMe
UUh
ii
ii
..
i
pong
i
tic
r
n
t
'
i
.-
.ut
a
i
la-i
'
i
IM
I't
pain
(hip
t.-a'-
f
mi
le
m'
-
I
.
an
I
n
ii..
i;ffivirrriitw
Ihiiiii
;
QUI'
it
l
if
m
vaiumi
M.T-'
C.t
i
l.
K.iii.i'hr.1
'1(1
i
I
It
All
Purpose
Columnar
and
Figuring
Books
ik
-f
I'
uw-
or
our
Im
ihIii
'I
M
i'l-
to
inert
-
f
ln-uiv.-
i.rf.f-.
TIm-v
fir.-
i
l'
-.il
hi
detail
jail-
.diL-ty
the
.
'Xntlmp
r.qmr
nieiil
l.r
bonks
'tafiirtv
K
'"'
-l.iiilnl
ruling
'!
ii'
embraced
Ai
il
kni.Wll
llllC.
T'.li-,
I"".
I"
till'
.
I
l.'C
Inventory
Sheets
and
Trial
Balance
Books
I
'
-
iiiii'li-
"I
1'ipi
i
we
have
il.
.l.nl
unlet
despatched
.I'VJV
IV.
IM'.I,
'
HEATER
BARGAIN
t$Y
-
'
1
Null!".
mi
H'''lr.
reg.
pure
:.
jXS.r-.
Sn-.
t
il
tin-
niotilli
iiiiU
$14.00
,
$ii.
21U
Siinbcm
ll.
fil.
r.
re.
Ii
i.
S?.t0.
Sin',
i.il
(In-
niniitlt
only
$18.00
y
1
Buy
now
and
save
money.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Tel.
3.
Wo
Deliver.
P.O.
Drawor
1G4G
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7,
8,
9
Smith
Block
Office
Hours,
9
to
(.'
Phone
575
Lady
Assistant
Shockley's
piLHs
Sole
Agents
for
noyal
Mills,
Hanall,
B.C
Lumber
J.
Fyfo
Smith
Co.
Hardwood
Fraser
Mills
Flp
Veneer
Diniciisioti
Lumber.
Fir,
Spruce
ami
Cedar.
Spruce
nii'l
(Mlnr
Sliiolnn.
Spruce
IMniiking.
3nli,
)oors,
Mouldings.
Oloss.
Shingles.
Kir
Veneer,
t.cdnr
piling,
DIRECT
SERVICE
TO
NEW
YORK
BY
CHICAGO
WINNING,
Jan.
28.
Tiie
opening
of
u
through
daily
service
over
llif
Canadian
National
Hail.
wa)n,
iiy
arrangement
with
the
Lehigh
Valley
road
between
Chicago
mid
.New
York
waM
au-nouni
i'd
by
J.
I'a
Dalrymple,
vice-
rHifiil
in
charge
of
traffic
of
I
If
foinici-
system,
while
in
Win-
iii'K
Saturday.
This
train,
is
hu
h
will
do
filled
Villi
new
eipiipinenl
of
I
lii
Canadian
Na
tiiinal
slandard,
will
reinstate
the
service
given
in
the
territory
ovitimI
between
Chicago
and
New
Yink
prior
to
In
war.
there
hav
ing
been
a
curtailment
of
service
(liie
to
war
necesMly.
The
new
service,
which
lie
come
effect
ive
April
28
is
of
considerable
iinpiirtaiii'e
to
western
Canadian
travelling
to
New
York
na
Chicago
anil
wishing
to
lliake
direct
i-iHiui'i'lions.
OTTAWA
TAXES
ARE
OVER
90
PER
CENT
PAID
TO
YEAR
END
OTTAWA,
.Jan.
.'8.
-
What
I
thought
In
te
a
record
showing
f
r
any
rily
in
Canada
it
reported
by
Williiiiu
UolieitMin,
rily
rollei'lur,
regarding
the
eollce-
tion
of
lase
for
t'J23.
The
iiiiiiniiil
unpaid
in
only
8.3
per
cent
an
mmjmrcil
wilji
10.32
per
rem
ror
imp
prcwou
year.
The
1023
laxc
were
made
up
;.
follow
:
Heneral
taxes,
13,-'.iio.i;;:
-liwt
si.rinklliiir.
tiH.-
;.'8.';
IiumI
iiiipruvetnenN,
33.-K'.iK
wlnieuay
liKlitnik.
15,1113;
.ii,i-
-ewer
CnliiieC'tioiix,
IJl,-
I
elioff!..
?I5;
Kidewalk
.iic;c.
l.!53:
eltH-lrir
.iun?t
j;t:i:
(.(.peial
patriotic
Kr;uit.
it.."!'i;
privy
ulllt.
1'0;
clean.
;uiK
yar.U.
l;
titl.
1.137,571
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
IHiiMY
ISI.ANIi.
tuininjr.
fic-li
xiullieHt
wind;
liarumeler.
:v.Hi;
l.iiiMalure,
t8;
lipht
well.
liKAH
THKI-:
I'tUN
IV-Clou.ly.
calm;
baromcler,
2V.52;
tern
peraluri,
37;
ca
miiooIIi.
HLI.I,
H.Minnit.
Clmidy.
calm;
Immmelr,
211.52
;
leiu-
licmlure.
37;
Sea
ninoolli.
Ill
1,1.
M.MtllOII.
Cloudy,
freKll
,ioullieail
wind;
barium
er.
2.H5;
U'ihteralure,
ll;
ea
miHlfrate:
Neon
IlKlltY
ISLAM
t.
Cloudy.
frcnh
-...ullieflsl
wind;
barometer
2W.78;
lemMralnre,
13;
Hpht
Bwell;
lit
.m.
Kpoke
lenmer
PrinwK
Mary,
35
nifleii
mmiIIi
of
I'rinre
llupert
norlhboiiii.l;
10
a.m.
Hike
steamer
Prince
John
left
Maxell
itorthboiind;
11:55
a.
m.
Mlie
sleamcr
lirilTro
a
Lea
in
WiiImiii
llttck
ImiiiihI
for
Anyux.
ii:.i
Tii;i:
poixt.
r:oudy.
1.
1
rima
mmiIIicnkI
wind;
baitniie
Icr.
2:5S;
lemperalurc,
II;
.ea
i-oiikIi.
Ill
l.l.
IIAIIIldlt.
Ovi'itikI,
-l
riii);
.uilliea-t
wind;
baromc
Icr.
.".
72;
li'iuperature,
HI;
.
Illiiilerale.
.Major
.ioiiii
l
.
iiramit,
pro-
Miiiial
manager
for
Hie
Aetna
Life
A.iiruiirc
tlo.,
arrivi!
from
Yiuicniiver
ioi
the
Princes
Mary
llii
arteinoon.
Major
llramlt
wwin
formerly
in
lie
really
husi-m.
in
the
city
and
Is
bark
on
one
of
his
periodical
Inisine.
trips.
Mr.
and
.Mr.
1
II,
Slurr
relumed
this
nfleruoou
on
the
Princes
Mary.
They
have
been
holidaying
for
.several
weeks
in
Seallle
and
Victoria
and
other
cilies
in
the
south.
I'red
Weaver,
of
the
United
Stales
eoiistilale
here,
returned
lo
the
city
on
the
Princess
Mary
this
afteriiiioii
after
haviiiK
spent
several
weeks
liollilayiiiK-iu
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PAGE
THREE.
Local
aid
Personal
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Haynert,
Under
taker.
Pboue
351.
.
if
lakcthall
tonight
three
game
III
k
h'
Hume.
Moo.ie
wliiel
dric
and
daiiec,
Metropole
Hall,
January
30,
25
We
buy,
sell;
and
exchange
furniture
and
all.
useful
articles.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
652.
If
The
"Fordor"
Sedan
and
other
new
J-orii
model
"are
now
on
display
at
I'arkcrfx
Salesroom.
Ak
ahoul
(he
ca-y
payment
plan.
Milton
(iuiualei
returned
home
on
the
i'riiirc
Mary
thl-
afternoon
after'
ii
ten
dayn
bu.Hi-
iie
trip
lo
Vancouver
and
Canadian'
Xalional
xfcanicr
Prince
John,
Capl.
Xcil
McLean,
i
due
thin
'evctiing
al
0
o'clock
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
IMand.
J.
5.
Ciranl)'
the
well
known
YVrafifrell
hotel
man
and
former
mayor.
Is
in
the
city
this
after
noon
rcturniiis
north
on
the
Princess
Mary
ufler
a
holiday
trip
lo
Seattle.
F.
It.
Havens,
former
United
Stale
cnslom
olllcer
here
and
now
stationed
at
Ketchikan,
was
u
passenger
uoing
throush
on
the
steamer
Victoria
this
morn
lo
Seattle.
He
is
on
a
busi
ness
trip.
President
Stewart
of
the
boii
id
announces
that
only
those
registered
as
member
three
day
before
I
he
annual
meet
hit'
of
the
hospital
associa
lion
tomorrow
are
entitled
to
vole,
according
.
to
the
const
ilu
lion.
The
funeral
of
Charlie
I
lease.
you
ntr
Indian
boy
from
the
SHkine
lliver,
who
died
some
time
ago,
took
place
this
after
noon
nl
I
oVJock
from
llayner
Pro,
chapel
Jo
Fairview
tnic
lery.
Father
P.
J.
McCrnlli
olliclatin.-.
(I.
Wemabo,
secretary
of
the
leep
Sea
Fishermeirs
Union
at
Ketchikan,
reached
the
city
al
the
end
of
the
week.
He
is
here
lo
tueel
and
take
home
Mr.
Wemabo
who
recently
successfully
underwent
an
operation
in
tin-
local
hospital.
-
--
About
22
was
realized
by
the
Indie
of
the
Loyal
Orange
He-nevoleut
Asocialfou
at
their
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
on
Saturday
afternoon.
The
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
(convener),
Mr..
Thomas
lloullcr.
Miss
Mabel
Veircck
and
Miss
Lottie
Houllcr.
Mr.
Smoke,
was
cashier.
The
fire
department
al
10.15
yesterday
morning
responded
to
n
call
from
(lie
lloyal
Hank
buihliug
where
coal
ga
had
caused
an
explosion
iiulhe
fur
nace.
The
top
of
the
furnace
and
pipe
connecting
with
the
chimney
were
blown
olf
and
smoke
caused
considerable
alarm.
Oulside
of
the
damage
to
the
furnace,
which
required
immediate
repair.,
there
were
no
serious
result
s.
.
i
C.P.It.
steamer
Princes
Mary.
Capt.
(Irmislon,
.
northbound
from
Vancouver
Iri
M.uthcas'e-n
Alaska
ports,
arrived
from
the
south
at
2
o'clock
this
after-1
noon
and
will
sail
for
the
north:
al
5.
Hoarding
the
vessel
here!
are:
J.
P.
Johausen,
Waller
Fab,
I
A.
Salemin,
Peler
Itulani.
Ole
Dggestal,
I'..
Knglivapg,
A.
I
Jnhan.seu,
I..
.Slokkl
and
Jacob,
Sandvik
for
Kelchikau;
Ole1
llensdal.
A.
llendnl.
I
llirpulil
v
anvil
and
Ldwarri
Langlo
for
iluneau.
'
-
The
Annual
(ieneriil
Meeting
of
he.
Prince
llupert
(iciieral
Hosilltiil
AwsiipIiiMiOi
will
1...
I.i.l.l
on
Tuesday
next
the
2'Jth
UM.,
at
the
City
Hall.
In
vipv
of
the
fact
Ibid,
nil
tliiise
.
-
-'
-
-
------
"
v
JUUOVl
I
ed
$5.00
or
more
towards,
the
erection
of
the
Nurses'
Homo
have
been
enrolled
as
members
of
the
Association
il
is
earnestly
hoped
that
all
subscribers
will
(conllnuo
their
Interest
by
at-.lendinjf
litis
meeting.
Huslnes9:
l
To
receive
reports
and
balance
,
sheet
for
tt)23.
Eleclion
of
direi
:or-
23
49C
from
ifie
roaster
to
you!
Sealed
in
the
Nabob
Vacuum
tin,
free
from
air
action,
neither
time
nor
di&ance
can
affect
Nabob
Coffee.
It
reaches
you
as
rich
and
full
flavored
as
the
day
it.was
roasled.
In
K,
1
lb.
and
31b.
Vacuum
Packed
Tins.
KCILV
DOUCIAS
t-
CO.
LTD.
Frc.h
shipment
Nanoosc-Wcl-
linglon
coal
just
arrived.
Phil-pott,
Kvill
&.
Co.
tf
Harry
XV.
Oarllcy,
YVrangcll
saw
mill
operator,
is
going
north
on
the
Prince
Mary
this
afternoon.
He
ha
been
in
Seattle
on
business.
Among
the
pacnger
le-
barking
here
from
the
Prince
Mary
this
afternoon
were
Mr.
Ituben.
X.
I).
Sweet
and
Mrs;
V.
(i.
Munro.
Called
lo
the
city
on
account
of
the
serious
illness
of
her
son,
Hen
Crossed.
Mrs.
F.
Croelt
arrived
from
the
south
on
the
Princes
Mary
lhi
afternoon.
At
11.50,
yesterday
morning
the
fire
department1
responded
lo
an
alarm
'from
the
residence
of
Harry
Lipselt
on
Fourth
Avenue
West.
A
coal
oil
slo
catching
fire
scorched
the
walls
of
Hie
bathroom.
lloberl
Lowe,
prominent
busi.
ne
man
of
While
Horse
who
has
long
been
connected
with
administrative
affairs
of
the
Yukon
territory,
is
among
the
passengers
going
north
mi
the
Prineesf
Mary
thi
afternoon.
He
anu
Mr,.
Lowe,
who
ac-compauie
him,
have
been
outside
for
several
week
viiling
among
other
place
Vancouver
ami
the
prairies.
NEW
LAMP
BURNS
94
AIR
Beats
Electric
or
Gas
A
new
oil
lamp
that
gives
an
amazingly
brilliant,
soft,
white
light,
even
better
than
gus
or
electricity,
ha
been
tested
by
the
U.S.
(iovernmeut
and
35
leading
universities
and
found
to
be
superior
In
10
ordinary
oil
lamps-It
burn
without
odor,
smoke
or
noise
no
pumping
up,
is
simple.
clean,
safe.
Hums
"lr,
air
and
C
common
kerosene
(coal
oiV.
The
inventor,
C.
A.
Johnson.
5D5
McDermot
Ave.,
Winnipeg,
is
offering
to
send
a
lamp
on
In
days'
FHF.F.
trial,
or
even
to
give
one
FIIKF.
lo
the
first
user
in
each
locality
who
will
help
him
introduce
it.
Write
him
today
for
full
particulars,
Also
ask
him
to
explain
how
you
can
gel
the
agency,
and
without
experience
or
money
make
$250
lo
500
per
month.
Veterans'
Associations'
Bovril
Poster
Competition
closes
definitely
MARCH
31st
Each
donation
of
$1.20
entitles
to
ticket-folder
containing
18
color
-potters,
giving
an
opportunity
of
winning
lit
prize,
about
$55,555.00
or
others
of
the
2,003
.
prizes,
combined
value,
30,000,
about
J1M.888.
Send
Donation
of
$1.20
and
play
tk
gam.
Addrtu
donation!
to
any
(
tha
following
oraititioni
or
their
branch
i
Vlliimi'
AMcltkn
l
Great
Britain,
mi
Paik
AvtM
MenlraaU
Great.
War
Vttarana'
Alaeciatlm.
Cittie
BulUini,
Ottawa.
Army
'
Navy
Vtlarana
la
Canada.
121
BUhap
Street,
Mentrtal,
Imeerial
Valaraak
in
Canada.
7M
Main
Street.
Wlnnleei.
Tukercuteua
Veteran'
Awociallan.
Raom
17,
Cltlien
Buildlni,
Ottawa.
IK
BONDS
Are
the
Best
Investment
We
recommend
the
following
a
being
safe,
saleable
and
of
fair
return:
City
of
Vernon
hWc
due
15th
June,
K:tS,
at
!)8.0..
Yield
5.70
City
of
Duncan
'
Ofedue
I8lh
May.
Itl5;i,
at
10-f.2U.
Yield
5.70
City
of
Prince
Rupert
title
III.
i
to
ISI50.
at
IOs:t,.
Yield
5.00
Orders
may
be
wired
al
our
expense,
interest
accrued
lo
date
of
payment
must
b?
added.
We
pay
delivery
charges.
Gillespie,
Hart
&
Todd,
Ltd
Head
Office:
VICTORIA,
B.C.
1st
NORTH
B.
C.
REGIMENT,
102nd
Battalion
C.E.F.
Recruits
Wanted
Ag
limit
IS
to
ir.
Young
men
from
IC
lo
18
can
join
willi
parent'
consenL
Commencing
Wednesday,
January
Dili,
it
comprehensive
six,
weeks'
course
of
military
training
will
lie
conducteil
iimler
a
regular
army
instructor
loaned
(it
the
Hegiment
for
this
purpose.
Physical
training
and
boxing
under
iiu.'tlifi?d
instructors.
Recruits
will
be
examined
Mondays
and
Wednesdays
at
S
p.m.
PUT
A
STOP
TO
IT!
this
useless
squandering
of
strength
and
vitality
Thru-
T-service
will
care
for
all
the
heavy
work
of
washing
all
the
tedious
task
of
ironing
flat
work-only
the
wearing
apparel
will
remain
for
you
to
starch
and
iron.
And
this
comes
back
to
you
just
damp
enough
to
make
this
duty
edsy.
A
phone
call
will
bring
this
service
to
you.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8
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