TrlJar,
January
II,.
102.
3
2
When
No
Man
Can
Work
Not
only
"(he
night
cometh,
when
no
man
can
work,"
but
old
age
cometi,
when
every
man
hhould
be
able
to
enjoy
his
leisure.
To
he
independent
In
your
later
years,
buy
a
Canadian
Government
Annuity.
The
Government
operates
the
Annuities
System,
not
for
Its
own
profit,
but
for
yours,
to
encourage
you
to
provide
for
your
old
age.
You
get
every
dollar
that
your
money
earns.
For
a
payment
at
the
rate
of
a
few
cents
a
day,
over
a
pcnoa
01
years,
you
can
secure
a
substantial
Income
for
your
old
ape.
There
are
plans
of
purchase
to
suit
all,
the
young
and
the
elderly,
the
married
and
thos
whq
have
dependants.
No
medical
examination
Is
required.
-For
full
information,
fill
out
this
coupon
immediately
and
mall
It
as
directed.
No
pottage
necessary,
as
it
Is
Canadian
Government
business.
Mail
This
Coupon
No
Postage
Needed
To
Prparlmnt
of
lattmur,
qj
Annullim
Itranth,
otuwra;
Out.
rlwH
Mad
lt
llaadbaak
ml
lafanallaa'',anil
fall
parllralata
a
la
ft
at
a
I
aladlaa
OaaataaMat
Aaaally.
Mr
at.
la.
I
MrltWar
M
y.ara.
Fall
.Naawi
Uta
vaHbrr
Ur.
Mr...
r
Mlaat
rl
OfUa
Addreaa
luucd
by:
Dtpartmtnt
of
Labour,
Annuitirt
Branch.
Ottawa.
Free
Delivery
In
Prince
Rupert.
MjiiaM
tvrHBirBaaiiim
hajffUaLawiuraa7vucR.i
r
j
,
Behind
this
label
!
the
reputation
ef
lha
larceat.
moit
hrcieniciU
If
aciantific
brawing
institution
in
the
Weil
a
plant
that
fuarantect
alwaya
lha
ulmott
in
puriljr
and
lha
par-faction
of
aatitfaetion
in
avrrv
bollla.
Public
endorsement
of
Caicade
i
proved
br
eer
iocraat.
in(
!
now
fraattr
than
all
othert
in
Brititli
Columbia
combined.
Get
a
tupply
of
Cascade
today
SolJ
ot
all
Govnmmtnt
Liquor
Storti
Vancouver
Breweries
Limited
.laaaa'aaHaw
naTnn.'i
'i'liiiHlilrtiftiNeiiioiit
is
not
imlilishni
r
ilisj.lii.VPtl
h.v
tlio
Liquor
Control
.b
C
-Ut
bia
'
Hoard
or
by
the
(iovei
IS
Buy
Now
at
Reduced
Prices
Genuine
Eversharp
Pencils
SALE
NOW
ON
ORMES
LTD.
DISPENSINQ
CHEMISTS.
The
Recall
Store.
3rd
Ave.
and
Gth
St.
We
Prepay
Mall
Orders.
Phonj
109.
Helgerson
Block.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
Dentist
X-RAY
SERVICE.
Olfn
e
llontx:
U
u.
in.
lo
(I
p.m.
.
Open
Kwmiiiiks
''
Spcnul
Appointment.
lift
mm
.
iiiiaii
li
Millf
nririWTTaTaJaaTaTaTaamaaaaal
I
.,
-
Local
and'lPersooal
-...
...
.
L
H.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Hayners,
Undertaker.
Pboue
351.
if
4
llakc.'llall
lonlglit
three
garni;
Klk'
Hume.
Try
.NANOOSK-WelliriKton
or
Tclkwa
Coal.
More
heal.
Less
soot.
I'hilixjlt',
Kvill
&
Co.
If
a
Auction
Sale
Saturday
from
3
to
5
p.m.
and
from
7
to
10
p.m.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange,
Third
Avenue.
in
Jim'1iIi
Dilwnrlli,
neliool
tearlicr,
wum
an
arrival
from
Ni'w
llazi'liftn
on
lust
nighVs
I
i'U
in.
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
furniture
and
all
useful
articles.
Prince
Rupsrt
Exchange.
Phone
62C.
if
a
I'ri-d
l.uttrue.
Iravcllcr
fur
Jniiic
Tliompon
Son;
l.lil.,
ariiwil
from
Vam-ouvcr
on
the
t'.auiosuir
llii
mortu'fig.
l.iMii
Ainailio
iflurncd
this
moriiiiiK
from
Slfwurl
where
lie
ha
Iwn
ilointr
noine
fleet
ileal
iii.tallalioM
for
the
Ward
Klecl-
-
Company.
K.
M.
Iliiyne,
pol
ofllce
in
ixfliir,
arrive!
from
Vancouvei
on
the
taiiKHUit
HiU
nioriiinir
He
will
return
miuIIi
on
Hie
uiiie
uleamer
tomorrow.
.
Hawson,
director
of
Hie
i:.iii.iilmii
Niilional
Hallway,
left
(In
mi.
riling
for
Vancouver
on
I
lie
I'nnee
tiwire.
He
cxpecti
to
he
away
aboul
(en
dayx.
diief
Walter
NVrithl
of
Ter
i
tf'-e.
who
liu
leeti
vUiliiiK
in
the
city
for
ihe
pal
few
days,
sailed
Ihi
iiHirnin?
on
thr
I
earner
Cauioun
for
Port
.Simii-
lOII.
'
-
Mr.
and
Mr.
S.
I..
Stratlou
who
linn
iMHsn
vinitin?
with
relative
at
Hum
lik5.
naileij
tin-,
miu-niiip
hy
the
Prii.f"llii
leri
for
the
south
enroule
lo
Hakersfield,
Oilifoniia.
-.
-4,..
)lof
llaioon
afled
Ihi.s
morn
ma
mi
(he
Prince
Jlujiert
,for
-altle
where
he
will
join
.Mrs
Hanson.
Tliy
may
so
on
alrlo
Honolulu
wilh
Mr.
and
Mrs
tie-nito-
I.
idle
of
Terraci!.
Al
II
o'clock
this
moriiiiiir
Hie
fire
4dt'tarlineiil
had
a
call
to
the
residence
of
Mrs.
I..
Auder
sou.
hirst
Avenue
Wosl.
An
overheated
stovepipe
ignited
wall
Miirr
hnl
Ihfre
was
little
if,
any
ilamiie.
Saturday
Seeial.
T-hune
roast
;iie.
-Sirlnin
roast
inc.,
Hound
roast
1.1c.
Hump
roasl,
l.'ie.
Pol
n(Jil
He.
Slew
veal
tie.
Shoulder
oiil
liVir.
Veal
eliops
-'-e.
NchI
steak
22.
Hu'torl
Table
Sutijdy.
a
Mr.
and
Mrs
J.
Uilworth
and
faiiiilj;
arrived
from
the
inlerior
on
last
iiiKht's
Irain
ami
sailed
Ibis
nioritins
for
Vancouver
on
he
prmro
Hiiert.
Mr.
Dilwnrlli
lum
bwii
lenehingr
school
ul
.Vew
HiKelloti.
'Die
American
halibut
schooner
Taliomu
wilh
;il,0(lll
iotiiid
was
the
only
arrival
olTerhifr
nl
Hie
Fish
Kxchan!e
this
niorniiii,'.
The
ealch
was
old
to
the
Canadian
rish
A
Cold
Storat'e
Co.
at
She
and
12.1)0.
NOTICE
Applioalitnis
will
bo
received
flip
I
lw
liiisillml
of
mwriil
ii
iu
'....
....
0
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PAdE
TlinEE.
ENTERTAINMENT
AT
MASSETT
SCHOOL
r
v
a
Men
have
trained
on
OXO.
run
and
jumped,
played
ball,
hockey
and
lacrosse
on
OXO.
Women
have
endured
on
0X0,
nursed
on
IT
built
up
on
IT.
Children
have
thrived
on
0X0,
grown
big
and
sturdy
siurayonii.
1
on
IT.
IT"
I
I
n
0X0
Cubes
i
are
warmth
jj
and
strength.
I
(
A
CUBE
J
v
TO
S
C.X.
It.
steamer
I'rtnce
lluperl
Cail.
Jilm
MeKeruan,
returned
from
Slewarl
and
Anyox
at
0.30
llii"
morniiif
aird
sailed
at
lo.ao
for
Vancouver
and
wayporlsi.
Provincial
Ciiiilalde
Harry
Marl
in
alled
thi
morning
by
Hie
Vcnlure
for
1'orl
Siniiin
on
jialrol
duly.
He
will
be
back
tomorrow.
LOCAL
COUPLE
WED
AT
ANYOX
YESTERDAY
Miss
Vienna
Calderone
Becomes
Bride
of
Caetano
Clccone,
Rev.
J.
Herdman
Officiating
lies
in
Prince
Ityperl
took
place
yesterday
aflernoou
at
2
o'clock
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
18.
Caldrrone,
,nyo..
when
thV?ir
oldest
daughter,
Miss
Vienna
Calderone,
was
untied
in
mar
riage
to
(iaetano
Ciccone
of
Prhico
Hujert,.Hev.
J.
Herdman,
pastor
of
the.
Union
Church
of-:
ficiatiu;.
Tire
bride,
fvlm
was
given
away
by
her
father.
Was
at
liked
In
while
saliti
trimmed
with
while
ueorgelte
panels.
She
wore
the
conventional
weddtns
eil
with
orange
blossoms
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
Ophelia
rosps
and
while
carnations.
Miss
Sundae
Calderone,
who
was
bridesmaid,
wore
a
dress
of
Nilu
green
talTela
with
hat
to
match
and
carried
roses
and
carna
tions.
Miss
Julia
Calderone.
in
orange
lalTela
and
hat
to
match,
was
flower
girl.
The
groom
was
supposed
by
Comillo
Santur
bano.
l'lie
jrifl
of
the
groom
lo
the
riil
was
a
handsome
string
of
pearl,
llie
bridesmaid
recelv-
insr
the
same."
ftcr
the
ceremony,
there
was
a
wedding
supper
al
which
a
oast
was
proposed
lo
Hie
bride
ami
responded
lo
by
die
groom.
lher,r-
were
32
relatives
and
friends
present
ul
the
wedding.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ciccone
arrived
in
the
city
front
Attov
on
l':
will
lake
ui
their
residence
on
S.
II.
Harper,
formerly
of
ili
Kigltlh
Avenue
West.
local
branch
of
the
lloynl
Hank
of
Canada,
who
Is
now
in
Van
cottver,
ha
been
Iransferied
lo
Hie
inspector's
depHilnienl
at
Monlreal.
He
will
leave
for
the
Kits
I
on
January
20.
-
A.
I'airow,
steamboat
inspec
tor,
and
It.
Knox,
C.C..M.M.
as-sistaul
marine
superiulendent,
who
have
been
'here
for
the
past
few
days
in
coiinerlfon
wilh
the
docking
of
I
he
steamer
Cana
dian
Transporter,
returned
this
morning
on
tin
l'rinct)
Hupett
tu
Naneouver.
A
very
pietly
weildin?
and
one
of
much
inleiTsl
lo
Hie
many
friends
of
the
cinitraclin
par
GEORGE
CASEY
IS
FIRST
NOMINEE
IN
Howard
Sleen
proposes
Mr.
w....
,
.
uunrj
(part
timcw
or
t
no
t'rlucn
Hupert
second
Hoard
of
trade
up
to
Monday,
Mtnunry
II
Heply
lo
S.
J.
Mc-
Leod,
president
l'.O,
Hox
1C57.
ELECTION
CONTEST
His
Papers
for
Aldermanlc
Board
Have
Been,
Filed
With
City
Clerk
Jones
Kx-AKI.
George
U.
Casey,
who
is
a
school
trustee,
is
the
first
candidate
and
so
far
the
only
ono
to
be
notuiualed
for
the
forthcoming
civic
.election.
His
papers,
uf
candidature
for
tho
aldennanie
board
have
been
filed
with
City
Clerk
E,
l
Jones.
and
Jaines
X.
Killas
Prosperous
advertising
means
regular
continuous
advertising.
Children
Trained
by
Dr.
and
Mrs,
Dunn
Qave
Fine
MASSETT.
Jan.
II.
A
very
successful
entertainment
t
o
greet
Hie
Xew
Year
wan
arranged
by
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Dunn
ut
Masselt
in
aid
of
Hie
mission
gas
boat
MWetern
Hope."
Al
8
p.m.
the
curtain
was
rung
up
and
the
school
children
of
Massed
gave
an
exhibition
of
their
skill
a
actor
and
actresses,
lo
a
very
appreciative
audience.
The
play
entitled:
"He
Who
Laughs
Host.
Laughs
Last,"
was
very
well
acted
and
all
the
performers
arc
to
be
congratulated
on
Hie
clever
way
I
hey
interpreted
their
part.
The
whole
performance
went
without
a
sjngle
hitch,
the
prompter,
H
present,
was
certainly
not
heard
throughout,
showing
that
each
performer
had
learned
their
part
Well.
It
is
impossible
lo
praise
anyone,
particularly
when
all
did
so
well,
but
perhaps
one
can
say
that
those
with
the
chief
parts
richly
deserved
their
positions
a
star
performers.
Owing
lo
lack
of
boys,
three
male
parts
were
taken
by
girls
and
their
gel
up
was
very
carefully
carried
out.
Miss
Huby
Smith
as
Jimmy
the
hero
who
laughed
last
might
have
been
bred
and
horn
on
(he
stage.
Miss
Kathleen
Dunn
as
Hig
Hill,
the
one
who'
dil
not
laugh
last
acted
Hie
part
lo
perfection.
Jack
Martin
as
a
farmer
and
Mis
Mary
Carpenler,
the
farmer's
wife,
Miss
Kileen
Dunn,
a
diminutive
but
certainly
sweel
old
grandmother.
Miss
Doreen
Dunn
a
lady's
man,
Eli
Hridden,
an
old
man,
and
Arthur
Holland,
a
very
Jovial
soul
completed
a
fine
cast.
AH
were
so
good
and
I
he
audience
so
appreciated
them
I
hat
they
have
been
asked
lo
perform
at
other
places
on
Hie
inlet
to,
show
what
Masselt
children
are
capable
of
doing.
Father
Time
Dancing
and
games
were
then
enjoyed
until
11.38
when
Dr.
Dunn
appeared
in
Hie
guise
of
Father
Time
only
lo
be
thrown
out
as
Hie
clock
began
to
strike
the
hour
of
twelve
and
11)23
gave
..It....
I..
Ili.il
2..
II...
....
son
of
Miss
lltitli
tiillett.
a
ner.l
feci
little
picture
dressed
in
while
with
gauze
wing
as
she
stood
in
the
centre
of
the
room!.
vhil.
everyone
present
joined
hands
lo
sing
"Auld
Lanp
Syne.
Afler
refreshments
were
par
taken
of
the
"Pyjatna
Piccan-
nies"
troop
which
consisted
of
Mr.
Dunn.
Miss
Kathleen
Dunn
Mr.
Jack
Martin.
Miss
Huby
Smith.
Miss
Doreen
Dunn
am
Miss
Eileen
Dunn
'gave
a
couple
of
very
spirited
coon
songs
am
dance
which
apparently
by
the
continued
rounds
of
applause
were
greatly
appreciated
by
their
audiences.
Dincing
and
games
until
l
ant.
concluded
an
evening
which
was
voted
by
all
present
as
Iho
most
successful
that
has
ever
been
given
on
Cra-
ham
Island.
C.
It
Anderson
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Lumber
Inspection
Hureau
readied
the
city
lasl
evening
from
Terrace.,
NEW
LAMP
BURNS
94
AIR
Beats
Electric
or
Gas
A
new
oil
lamp
thai
gives
an
amazingly
brilliant,
soft,
white
Prince
Hupett
this
inotJing
and1'?"-
,'vo
teller
than
gas
or
electricity,
Jias
been
tested
by
the
U.S.
tiovernment
and
33
leading
universities
and
found
to
be
su
perior
to
to
ordinary
oil
lamps.
It
burns
without
odor,
smoke
or
noise
no
puni,ring
up,
is'-simple,
clean,
safe,
Rums
Vi
air
and
Ccf,
common
kerosene
(coal
oil
The
inventor,
(1.
A.
Johnson,
595
McDerniot
Avc.
Winnipeg,
Is
offering
to
send
a
tamp
on
10
days
FHKK
trial,
or
even
lo
give
one
FHKK
to
the
first
user
in
each
locality
who
will
help
him
introduce
il.
Write
him
today
for
full
particulars,
Also
ask
him
lo
explain
how
you
can
get
the
agency,
and
without
vxperienco
or
money
make
$250
to
500
per
month.
pgUUIalataLS
HSSSaafH
aH
w
n
ttk
m
J
lm
la
TaWQait
k
liM
CATARRH
a
el
tht
BLADDER
Sala,
Dim-inl
ffah
afi.ti'a
bar
cam
SJ
Anrara
ofcmmierMtt
City
of
Prince
Rupert
6
per
cent
Bonds
lOUt
due
1st
Aug.,
I'.Jil.
$2000
du
1st
Aug.,
!)'i(.
22S0
due
1st
Aug.,
11)17.
t205
due
1st
Aug.,
l'.tiH.
isir.00
due
1st
Aug.,
HMD.
$
J
300
due
tsl
Aug.,
11)50.
Price
$101.20.
Price
$101.25.
Price
$101.28.
Price
$101..
'10.
Price
?
1
0
1
.32.
Price
$101.31.
Yield
5.1)0
Yield
5.00
Yield
5.00'X
Yield
5.00
Meld
-5.1)0
Yield
5.00
.Semi-annual
Coupons
payable
in
New
York
mid
Can
ada,
Denominations
$250.
$500,
$1000.
Orders
may
lie
wired
ut
our
expense,
we
pay
delivery
charges.
Inter'st
accrued
and
dale
of
payment
must
be
added.
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
V5.'
Young
men
from
I
to
IS
run
join
wilh
parents'
consent.
Commencing
NWdnefday,
Jauiuiry
Dth,
a
irompreIntr-.-ive
six
weeks'
course
of
military
training
will
lie
conducted
under
a
regular
army
instructor
loaned
to
the
Regiment
for
this
purpose.
Physical
training
and
boxing
under
qualified
instructors.
Recruits
will
be
examined
Mondays
and
Wednesdays
at
8
p.m.
SOMETHING.
NEW
KYANIZE
SANITARY
FLOOR
ENAMEL.
A
hew
and
different
finish
for
floors
that
is
wuslwiblt,
saiiilury
and
exceedingly
tough
and
durable.
Ask.
for
color
card.
Pints
90c
Quarts
51.60
Half
Gallons
S3.00
Tel.
3.
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HARDWARE
CO.
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Friday,
10.00
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For
STEWART
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ANYOX
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.
Wednesday
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p.m.
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PRINCE
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VANCOUVER
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QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
Jan.
2,
16,
30;
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13,
27;
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12,
26
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January
18;
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15,
29.
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Juneau
and
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January
14,
28;
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11,
25.
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etc.,
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and
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