Monday.
February
25,
1021,
LOOK
AT
THIS
Extraordinary
Offer
J
(nole
Model
From
$115.00
up
your
or
A
Genuine
Victor
Vlctrola
No.
210,
wah
10
iloulile-sided
r
u-onln
20
selection,,
200
Htst
Ilritth
(eel
needle-,
one
record
liruli,
one
rerun
iillnmi.
THE
COMPLETE
OUTFIT
$
J
59.50,
delivered
Jo
vour
door.
Only
.vm
ChIi
umj
br.lif0
(r
moiilli
till
paid
Tor.
Nolliiiiff
gained
ly
delay.
Only
one
life
lo
live
o
let
n
r
g-t
'
a
n
few
n
ill
f
Ihe
H
...1
good
114
mk
before
I,
il
is
loo
lule
tu
enjoy
Uiem.
Telephone
U'l
1IM1.
I
I
M
M
m
I
I
SMOKED
FISU
JAT
AT
ITS
ITS
BEST
BEST
1
M
Therejare
Just
Two
Rules
to
Follow
to
Enjoy
the
BEST
J
Smoked
Fith,
AT
IT8
BEST.
Tlice
I'liileonre
1
i
-
-
lBuy
huj
'
nu
Rupert
Brand."
lloi.crj
Miami
i
ulwnv
de-
inrn-o
(
10
nir
ior?
in
clean
new
boxes
clearly
(hvered
stamped
Wrap
in
20
to
:io
'Unpen
Urand.
cooking,
aer,
rook
in
niodenile
over
for
iniiinlo,
remove
!iiier
mid
serve
ul
omc.
Four
Kinds
Breakfast
Klpper,
Bloaters,
Smoked
Black
I
Cod
and
Klooered
Salmon.
Al
all
Fh
and
Meat
Markel.
and
(Jro.
ers.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
VACUUM
Bottles
Ufceful
Every
Day
in
the
Year
Price
75
cents
ORMES
LTD.
The
Roxall
Store.
yiadntj
oouj,j
u
XjaA9rj
ojj
Better
Beer
for
YOU
The
Pioneer
Druggist.
X.
Oil
tBeerwitfoutaPecr
British
Columbia's
model
brewery
Is
working
day
nd
night
to
give
you
better
beer
the-
best
beer
with
the
atrength.
the
mePow
palatable
"bite,"
the
refreshing
stimulation
associated
with
perfect
brewing.
Insist
on
Cascade
the
better,
jeer
at
all
Govern,
merit
Liquor
Stores.
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
Thin
advertisement
In
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
ftonrd
or
by
tho
Uovernmeitt
of
Itiliuh
Columbia
H,
ere
an
ere
Msnitola
if
perhaps
the
most
"urrylnf
province
in
Canada.
For
instance,
in
Ontario,
there
were
21,-871
marriage
in
1621,
a
rate
of
8.5
per
1,000,
while
In
Manitoba
it
was
tlonPet
'00
'
U
610,000
PPul-,
Eaitbouad
steamship
travel
from
Canadian
porta
via
Canadian
Pacific
steamships
la
heavier
at
the
present
time
than
for
several
years
past
at
this
season,
a
recent
report
declares,
Hooking
in
some
instances
have
run
as
high
as
70
per
cent
increase
over
those
f
last
winter
4
According
to
a
recent
Official
compilation,
out
of
every
100
people
in
Canada
51
live
on
farms.
The
70,-000
farms
in
Canada
represent
a
grow
worth
of
$700,000,030
or
about
$10,000
per
farm,
and
produce
an
annual
revenue
t
nearly
$l,500,000,
n
average
income
per
farm
of
$2,-000
yearly.
From
the
opening
of
the
crop
year,
September
1st,
to
the
official
closinr
of
naviration.
Derrmher
12th,
the
Canadian
Pacific
Raibrar
reported
the
heaviest
marketing
of
grain
since
the
inception
of
the
road.
Cars
loaded,
by
the
company
also
created
a
record
for
the
sesson,
having
numbered
116,232.
Grain
marketed
topped
the
200,090,000
bushel
mark.
Thfrty.evn
ner
cent
of
all
into-
mobiles
in
Canada
are
owned
by
farmers.
Ownership
of
the
balance,'
;
according
to
recent
statistics,
is
made
up
as
follows)
'business'
men
.
and
brokers,
15
per
cent;
salesmen;
and.
travellers.
16
per
cent;
professional
men.
per
cent!
labotcrl,
4
per
cent;
contractors
and
livery
men.
,
3
per
cent
earn,
and
miscellaneous
and
no
otcupa-jon
stated,
13
per
cent.
When
th
Canadian
Pacific
.
liner
"Cmprer.i
of
Cantda"
left
New
York
oo
January
30th
for
her
great
round-the-world
enjie,
she
was
the'
first
Canadiun
vessel
ever
to
commence
stcn
a
voyie
carrying
a
regular
bookstall
in
the
charge
of
exp-riercfd
attendants,
in
additioii
to
a
free
library.
The
stock
includes
many
excellent
reernt
books
on
travel,
w!:ieh
witt
r.iabfe
passengers
to
prepare
therfSvea
for
the
foreign
lards
lb
v
w.
l
vi
it,
as
well
as
a
large
nuiuLer
of
no.ci
b7
the
besi-l.nowa
iuihors.
Of
te
to'al
w'.'.-at
crated
from
Canada
in
November,
aaitrntieg
to
61,K6,l'i)J
bus.i.s.
by
f-.r
tie
greater
props
it
ton
r.-ent
to
1
'e
L'niUd
Kinj-ddm,
whith
to.
41,.lS)i
busbsls.
The
I
nited
S
was
s'co.iJ
largest
impdr.er
tf
("ana
dim
wheat,
takin;
H.010.W.".
b
tsfcr
..
lraly
tame
nrjtt.
Ujt'i-r
4.P13.1:!
bunhels.
and
Ortrcencat,
.;h
2.94J.1M
b-shV.a.'
Th
espos
of
Canadian
wheat
to
Ftatve
A'itn
tUs
tcTyxl
anoanted
to
l.TT-if
b.fbe'.
s
:i
to
Uelg.jm
l.CiJUob
shelt.
ta
C?r-
ma.iy
toU..d
12J,.rZ0
t.
tej.
In
;he
k"R?t
co.mpetitijn,
e-n
bracing
entries
from
all
important
agrirulti:ral
districts
of
the
North
Ameri
-an
continent.
Alberta
farmers
won
43
prizea
at
the
recent
international
s'oik
and
grain
show,
at.
Chicago.
Two
grand
championships
wheat.
Major
G.
11.
L.
Strange
and
oats,
J.
V.
Iiiglands
went
to
the
province.
Major
Strange
was
a'so
first
with
white
field
peas
and
Nunemaker'
Brothers,
o
Brooks,
first
,with
red
clover
seed.
Major
Strange'
success
ta
especially
rc-markabtt
as
he
has
only
been
a
farn'er
four
years.
The
latest
statement!
ot
the
ts-r.-gs
and
expenses
of
the
Canadian
1
icific
Hallway
show
that
the
strong
position
of
that
organization
has
been
well
maintained,
and
that
a
steady
improvement
has
been
achieved,
in
pile
of
he
difficulties
of
the
pant
ftw
yearsj-
The
figures
for
December
show
gross
earnings
ot
119,136,674,
working
expenses
of
tlMS0,M6,
and
a'
net
profit
of
$3.-W6.127.
an
increase
of
$191,322
over
that
t
December,
1922.
The
1923
totals
show
gross
earnings
ot
$105,-R37.089,
working
expenses
of
$15?,-,
35S.079
and
a
net
profit
of
$37,479,-010,
an
Increase
of
$1,177,319
over
the
total
earnings
of
the
road
in
1922.
Net
earnings
for
this
ytar
were
the
highest
since
1917
and
gros
earnings
the
highest
since
1920.
.Mt
.iih
Mri..
C.
I.
Hid
and
dau.li
MiK
Vucinla
Hid.
Miihi
a'
iiigbi
fur
iinir
home
in
AlU'e
Ann
after
bavin?
fjietll
a
few
davs
in
the
nty
on
their
relnrii
from
a
trip
south.
Children
Like
Pacific
"
Milk
'I'll
1
1
children
like
I'acifi"
Milk
and
lliiivoon
-it,
bnA
been
ileJ
iniMistraled
by
n
;
miiljier
on
'INyeirih
Avenue
Wesl.
The
boy
of
I
years
mid
girl
of
7
are
pictures
of
heallli
ainL
slrenglh."
'I
hey
have
Pacific
Milk
on
porridge
every
morning
and
It
wiis
the
oulyrood
I
lie
boy
cinild
iaimilale
when
lie
was
?Ti
I'll
nt
fniit
in
arms..
,
'
,
Pacific
Milk
CoS
Limited
.
328
DRAKE
STREET,
x
VANCOUVER.
Factories
at
L'adner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
i
i
TUB
DAILY
NEWB,
PAOB
THREE
Local
aid
Persoaal
J
U.C
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Hayoen,
Ondei
taker.
PDnne
351.
-.
.v
U
.
Mooaeheai't
l'gion
Dance,
MelroOledlall,
Friday,
February
3i).
'
47
Thousand
ion
famous
Nutiai-
iiio
WeiiiUKlon
Oal
arrived.
Try
i
ton.
Albert
and
McCaffery.
If
i
We
buy.
self
and
exchanoa
'-w-
,
.
furniture
and
all
useful
articles.
Prince
Rupert
Excnanae.-
Phone
52.
"
.
if
fiernMelle
lijurcl
of
Stnf
fnlel
rt',vii(iiiir
with
her
jiaienli",
Mr.
viin('
Mrs.
"
John
Hourel,'
at
.gutiz.
Women
of
MooM-heari
l.'enion
l.eajt
ea
Iianre,
Friday,
Feb.
211.
DanciiurU
(ill
1
u.m.
IHzi-
Waltz
and
Fox
Trot,
.
19
C..N.I1.
Hleamer
Prince
John.
Japl.-
Neil
McLean,
,
fro
in
Van-
i.
.
i
.
al
f
i:ourr
ia
iie
yueeil
lliarlolte
Klandv
I-duo
at
1
o'vloct.
this
'
anenioon.
(i.
U."ll.'rurHer.
manager
of
(lie
Indian
Mine,
wa
a
iiasenper
on
lite
Cai'dena
la-t
evening
bound
north
-from
Vancouver
to
lewaif.
,
orl
liliiiniiil
frfim
V.'tiiffinv-p
l.i
Slewail,
Anyoxund
Alice.
Arm,
l
nlon
sleamej"
pirdna,
Capl.
A.
K.
liickVon,
wan
hi
port
from
6:30
lo
8
o'clock
la(
night.
Thouia
William
Slaiuiard
Parfon.,
lneicclor
of
police
al
Prince
Ituoert,
ha
been
made
a
justice,
of
(he
p(-ace.
Ihe
IlritMi
lwluinliia.
dnzelle
annouuee.".
'
'..-r'A
Mrs.'
Sila.
Iaw.-nii.
90
Hays
OiC
Circle.
fvllapfed
whi;
on
her
way
lo
church
ye.lerday
im;
Hint:
and
waj,
iff.
morning
admitted
lo'llic
hosiiilirt
'Ii''
i
rcporle'd'lo
be
resliup
easily.
Miv
M.
,.
i-Mtiiball,
It.N.
was
in
Ihe
eily
on
Saturday
on
her
way
from
Vancouver
(o
Smither
vber
die
will
become
inalroii.of
1
lie
Jlulkley
Valley
District
Hos
pital,
succeediny
Ml
Acnes
Oaddock,
n..V.
who
is
lo
be
mar
ried
next
monlh
lo
Jack
Frosl.
S.
Walsledl,
district
supervisor
of
Ihe
Moose
l.odi:e,
who
has
Ireejr
in
Ihe,
city
for
Hie
past
few
day?.
Is
relurniiiKN
by
the
l'rince.s
Mary
Ihls
aflernoon
to
his
headpiarlers'
in
Juneau.
Yi'slenlay
he
adilres.od
a
special
meet
in
sr
of
the
local
lodge.
Power
'
lug
Wigwam..
Capl.
Kelchum;
arrived
yesterday
aflernoon
from
(ieorgetown
with
Jwo
scowload
of.
lumber
-one
containing
Iwo
carloads
for
Kalern-
liiniirti(
.and
the
other
ronlaiiiiug
one
carload
for
Ihe
local
yards
of'lh'cHig
Hay
Lumber
lid.
V
-
.
The,
Kmpire
HxhibiUitn
,lo
be
he'ld
in
Kiiglaud
Ibis
year
opens
on
April
23
according
In
olllcial
noltce
reciiel
al
Hie
C..V.H.
city
oilire.
There
has
been
a
rush
for
Atlantic
booking?,
and
(hose
planning
i
allenif
Hiould'
make
Iheir
reseiHalions
al
Hie
earliest
possibjn
dale.
'
-
.
Tender
for
Ihei
excavation
of
Ihe
!ite
of
(ne
new-Prebyleiiau
Church
on
I'ourlli
Aenuc
Kast
closed
40i
Saltiiilayevening.
Tonight
"
at
the
coi:.r-ev'a!!naI
..in.
U'HIl
Willi.
...
.
1111
aflernoon
tin-
the
norjh
oi
Ihe
rrincess
.iary
liicittUes-1
i,Slevo
Kuisoky,
A.
Wesl
by,
Olof
l.arsen.
J.
I..
Allers,
Miss.J.-AU,.rsand
Walstedl
for
Juneau;
A.
Frederickson,
Oseur
Hansen,
.1.
Kiispersen,
Andrieen,
Miss
Amanda
Sloikersen,,-
1'
,
Sullier.
T.
l.arseu
and
J.,
K.
lletgt
Kl't-eiikan.
.,.
Joe
fJreer
of
llrvanl
.f
iinier
reluined'
ialurday
evninjr
fryn,
a
I
rip
lo.
F.aslurnCanada
injjlio
cpurse
gf
which
liQ
visited
AVin-
nlpog,
loronlo.
Montreal-and
his
od
home
in
Lindsay,
Onlatio,
Mtv
(tteer
jeporls
business
flbutishing
in
Ihe'
Kast
with
Winnipeg"
u
Utile
jjuiet.
In
iho
laler
cily
he
was
a
gUejl
at
a
lU'lary
Club
luiiclieoti,,
(
It
Lr
ll
mil
-
WW
fig
STRAIGHT
CUT
rDjl
CIGARETTES
IF
MICH$T
CRUDE
TOBACCO
The
floral
-decorafions
ul
the
:
I
Hi
Vlipltl
till"
llf...
ili,..,lul
it..
II
were
kindly
lent
by
David
Ulen-I
nie.
Jack
IMward
is
in
town
from'
llanall.
Mrs.
Ivlwards
and
child
1iae
been
viritinff
in
tlie
city
for
some
time.
J.
A.
Stephen,
assistant
engineer
for
the
.provincial
department
of
public
works,
re
turned
lo
An)
ox
oh
Ihe
Garden
a
'
last
nigbL
.
C.I'.H.
steamer
PriuKes.-j
Mary.
Capf.
Ormi-ton,
arrived
al
2.J0
from
Vancouver
and
will
sail
at
1
for
Skasway
and
inleriuediale
Alaku
porls.
'
0.
J.
Uuaiilic.
C.X.It
iii.iIit
mechaiuc.
Vancouver,
arrived
in
Ihe
cily
last
night
on
a
regular
lour
of
insiicclion.
He
was
ac
companied
in
from
Prince
licorge
.by
Archie
Watt,
assistant
master
mechanic.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
(toriiKtn
and
family
arrived
from
"Prince
tieorger
on
last
night'
train
ami
will
lake
up
(heir
restdeiice
in
Huffily.
Mr:
lortnan
is
lo
lake
op
a
conouriorsiiip
on
tin;
Canadian
National
Railway
out
pf
here.
v
John
V.
Aoen.
rMsboat
in-
sperlor
for
Ihe
Doniiuioii
i
Fisli-eries.
arric(l
from.
Vancouver
on
the
Prinres
Mary
Ibis
afler
noon.
He
is,
here
in
coniieclion
with
1
tit;
(wo
cruisers
for
the
department
which
are
Hearing
completion!
al
I
lie
dry
dock.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Amateur
Theatrical.
March
3.
Westholme.
in
aid
Ladies'
llosLii-
lal
Auxiliary.
Klks'
Annual
Hall,
-Tuesday
March
4.
meeting
Ihey
will
be,
opened
and
Spend
an
evening
in
tha
Tall
oilier
hllsilicx
in
rnnnwl
imi
Tlml.
iwi.ui
gelling
ibc
ereclion
oft
Ihe
'Thursday,
March-6.
islrucluir
uiider'i
way
will
bej
.
.lloyal
l'urule
Easier.
Haiaar
and
Sale
of
Home
Cooking,
April
8.
.
Hill
GO
Chapter,
I.O.D.E.
Ama-'eur
Theatricals
end
of
April.
J
P
m
Oh.Mr.Shean.
OK.Mr.
Sh?an.
I
know
all
about
ycror
sniobing
queen.
She's
a
3ainty
dgarette,
And
her
name
Hont
forget."
"CallherMILLBANKtMr.Gallagher:
l(HorlS
25
35
also
In,
round
llns
and
cardbodrd
bowscf
50for70
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Winter
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPER
Sails)
from
Prince
Rupert
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermediate
Points
Friday,
10.00
a.m.
For
8TEWART
and
ANYOX
...
Wednesday,
11.00
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
-
Feb.
27;
March
12,
26
PASSENQbR
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Lse
Prince
Rurrl
.U
pjn.
rpr
PRINCE
GEOIiGC
EDMO.ntos.
wim-.MrEO.
ill
polots
Esittra
Cinida.
1'nUe.l
Stales.
MENCr
ALL
OCCAM
STEAMSHIP
LIN
IS.
City
Ticket
Office,
S2S
TMr
Are.
Prince
Rupert.
Pheee
280.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
January
18;
February
1,
15,
29.
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
January
14,
28;
February
11,
25.
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van
couver,
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.
POT
A
STOP
TO
IT!
"this
useless
squandering
of
strength
and
vitality
Thrif-T-service
will
care
for
all
the
heavy
work
of
washing
all
the
tedious
task
of
ironing
flat
work-only
the
wearing
apparel
vyill
remain
for
you
to
starch
and
Iron.
And
this
comes"
back
to
you
just
damp
enough
to
make
this
duty
easy.
A
phone
call
will
bring
this
service
to
you.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
,
Phone
8