n
'$
Jar-
ry
7,
1024,
THE
QUIET
12
iii4rkuhle
uih'aiiluffo.
f
1
Price
$160.00.
Spi-aks
only
in
a
whisper
lut
ix
being
heard
around
lh!
world.
In
excelled
for
K-mm
work,
and
lota
of
it,
ni
d
that
important
in
il-k
I
f.
Furthermore,
lis
hosheil
and
whispering
V'
ire
hriiiK
welcome
relief
fi-'iii
office
(flutter,
ami
all
heller
ami
more
effi-
ii
-of
working
conditions
for
evi'tylMMly.
You
are
Invited
t
call
and
tee
its
many
rc
X
The
Remington
Portable
The
IteuiihKlon
1'oi-lnlih.
i.h.
-lun.lnnl
Itiiiard
lijshl
and
loinparl,
$85.00
and
$77.50
for
cash.
v
JV!
And
you
run
choo
Il'yitiir-isulf
from
I
hi'
IhI'-1
creations
of
I
ho
llnn-n
NVateh
Makers
.
...
.
.
....
i
i
!
I
i
..i.
'ts
tillllil
uailiij
wrisi
winrin.
Tor
women
and
sturdy
strap
or
pork?
I
watches
for
men.
We
have
a
lilicnil
asxirlmoiit
of
these
famous
linu'piTts.
Just
come
in
l
V""1"
limveiiieuce,
and
M-lect
tl
i"
''"'
lik"
,,l,it
Prices
are
nd
up.
''"Bulger
&
Cameron,
Ltd.
nitrrc
Tit
AT
LAST
tidb
Jo
r,
A
iuuAm.m
Buy
Now
at
Reduced
Prices
Genuine
Eversharp
Pencils
SALE
NOW
ON
ORMES
LTD.
DISPENSING
CHEMISTS.
The
Rexall
Store.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
We
Prepay
Mall
Order.
Nanaimo
-
Wellington
COAL
DOUBLE
SCREENED!
LASTS
LONGERI
Real
Satisfaction
Cheapest
In
Long
Run'
NO
SHALE
OR
ROCKI
COAL
GUARANTEED!
PROMPT
DELIVERY.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
564.
Phone109.
Helgerson
Block.
'
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
Dentist
X-RAY
SERVICE.
(mire
Hours:
t)
a.m.
lo
(t
p.m.
i
Open
Kwiiiiig
by
Special
Appointment.
.Letyour
Christmas
Money
;j
bring
you
this
rare
gift
Now
jon
can
ciin;
the
girl
you
wanleil
"""hiol
a
lieaulifnl
watch!
vis-thin
Local
JandlPersonal
li.C.
Uiiilertukers.
Slone
at
llooth
School.
I'hone
41.
Hayuers.
Undertakers.
Pboue
361.
tf
Basketball
tonight'
three
games
Elks'
Home.
We
buy,
soli
and
exchange
furniture
and
all
useful
articles.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
625.
if
!
Capl.
Ormahy
wa.i
a
passenger
from
here
wailing
for
Seattle
on
(lie
steamer
Victoria
last
night.
--
.
,
i
Tlie
lilholie
Ladicx
are
hohl-U'K
a
lea
and
Sale
yf
Cooking
a'
llic
home
of
Mr.
II,
Curlin.
hi
edueiday
from
3
lo
0.
1
Itnlx-rl
William
MHiowau
of
home
Cil
y,
near
"I'rttice
(ieortre,
has
hren
hppoinlcd
a
notary
public
by
(he
proviiMMal
govern
-tiienl.
-
-
-Maine
by
i-i-i-w
of
S.S.
Prince
(ii-orj:
In
l-
l.uxe
Hall,
Wed-ncday
ni'.Mii
fiiu
Mil
2.
llo-rrehiiiiHiU.
(icnlleuieii
5(lc.
I.aillc-
frt
7
John
Mr-Kciiie
.MrI.ean,
har-rislrr-at-law.
lias
hern
appoint.
I
stipendiary
magistrate
at
Prince
(it.
-go,
the
II.C.
(lazettc
aniiouiire.
-
II.
O.
Siieppeni
of
the
forestry
iNiai
tnieni.
who
lias
been
N'fniliiifr
I
h"
liiiluliiy
season
in
the
soulh,
returned
to
Hie
city
in
Ihe
sleaincr
Cardena
yester
day
afternoon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dnualil
Hoss.
v,h
were
receuily
married
in
Vancouver,
have
arrived
in
Hie
city
and
taken
up
I
heir
resilience
in
lb'
bouse
on
Ailm
Avenue
formerly
orcujiied
Mrs.
A.
V.
(Jrven.
manual
training
by
Mr.
and
Mr.
Iluss
is
instructor
ill
I
lie
lueai
schools.
All
cily
school
reiipended
tin
inoriuiiK
after
the
forl-
tiiKltl
V
(yirisjijias
and
New
.War
ivaealitin.
I
lie
nexl
break
will
be
the
Kuslwr
holidays.
New
mem
bers
of
Ihe
leacliillff
stalf
this
term
are
Mis.
Irene
Weather
head
from
I
sk
.siireeedinj:
Miss
Louden
al
Ilorden
-Street
scImmW
ami
Miss
Phyllis
Creiphlon
front
tionu
lluer,
succeeiling
Miss
S.
Hie
Alaska
Sleaiushlo
(Vi.N
sieiinn'r
Vicleria.
('.apt.
Havio.
Hiriveti
in
irl
lasi
night
al
!)
o'clock
from
wesiern
Alaskan
point
ami
left
al
10
direct
for
Seatlle.
The
sleainijr
had
fixe
tons
of
fresh
froen
flshfor
this
Kirl.
Her
carifo
included
ore
and
canned
fish
from
Alaska
for
the
1'niled
Slates.
The
Victoria
will
leave
Seattle
again
on
Jami-
irv
I;'.
and
will
call
al
this
port
on
tier
way
north,
on
Monday
Mixhi
January
1
1.
Qulbrinitn
Trad
M.rk
At
the
End
of
a
Day
,s
tin!
roil
unvvinds,
music
works
its
magic,
(tone
are
the
cares
of
a
work-a-day
world.
A
dear
old
tune
touches
Ihe
chord
of
lender
memory
brings
hack
boyish
dreams
slirs
thi
fires
of
Inspiration.
vvuaiever
your
moon
as
you
sit
down
before
Hie
iliilhraiisea
regislering
piano
you
find
it
sympathetic,
responsive.
For
it
is
as
ready
lo
reflect
ho
exuber
ance
of
youth
in
the
latest
and
gayest
of
popular
tunes
as
it
is
to
tree
me.
majestic,
music
prisoned
in
the
score
of
a
coin-poser's
maslerwork.
We
Invite
you
lo
nur
storo
to
day
and
try
the
(lulbransen
reg.
islering
piano.
A
few
moments
will
reveal
the
pleasures
It
offers.
We
will
gladly
cxplnln
tho
ad-i
vantages
of
Its
many
exclusive
features.
I
THE
DAILY
NEW8.
PAOS
THHEB.
When
Hazel
cut
1
her
foot,
poison
got
into
the
broken
skin
causing
a
bad
sore,"
writes
Mrs.
D.
S.
Green,
of
Kingston,
Ont.
"For
some
time
the
limb
remained
terribly
painful
and
swollen.
"Then
I
left
off
ordinary
salvesandused
herbal
Zam-Buk
This
soothed,
cleansed
and
healed
the
sore
so
well,
that
in
a
few
days
Hazel
was
able
to.
wear
her
shoe
and
again
attend
'
school.
This
experience
taught
me
the
wisdom
of
keeping
Zam-Buk
always
handy."
A
SURGERY
IN
A
TWO-INCH
BOX
I
Kverv
cut.
burn,
vil.l.
(cratch
or
oilier
injur
nrl
linn
grand
herbal
Zim
Hiik.
Itunol'mh
mttantlv
wvk'.i
ing
and
healing,
bit
il
Rive
brolen
tnsiies
thorough
pronation
aainM
poivinmj
jerms
E-ert
home
neni-2am-(ii:k
tor
trouble
ikeeriema,
uicrr
ated
leg',
pitev,
poiirne,
unre
pimple?
boiH
abscrshea.
ttjx-
irrf
fir
mm
Cai
of
Telkvva
coal
received.
Consumers
(jal
Gd.,
Ltd.
5
-
f
Try
NANOOSK-Wellinglon
or
I'elkvva
Coal.
More
heat.
Less
soot.
1'hilpolt,
Kvilt
&
Co.
tf
.
.
The
final
meet
ins
of
the
city
police
coiiiinis-ion
will
take
Union
sleainer
Umleua,
Capl.
filer
.v.
I-..
Dickson.
-was
in
ii
p
norl
ve
PRINCE
GEORGE
"
waypoiiil.s
to
Stewart
and
Anyox.
rasMMigers
for
lrince
Hupert
included
H.
U.
Collison,
Mr.
Palmer.
.
J.
Sheppenl,
It.
I..
Hrown.
Stan
Taylor,
F.
W.
Mit-
m.
A.
J.
Woolen.
C.
S
i:lll...ri
A
I'alon,
F.
(iordoii,
Mrs.
(i.
C.
Walker.
Mis.
DHJ,
Miss
Miller.
Mis
Mevvart,
Miss
V.
Weather.
bead,
Miss
Alcbesoii
and
Mis.
fierce.
After
spending
a
month'.
holiday
in
Ihe
Ha!,
Purser
It.
M.
Smith
has
returned
lo
duty
on
Ihe
Caiilena.
I
l.W.
Mjinerloii,
who
is
taking
a
course
in
the;
University
of
H.C.,
has
received
word
thai
be
nas
Miccessrully
pas.ed
Chrislmas
examinations.
Wednesday
niglil
was
reddest
mi
far.
tills
winter.
the
the
The
Ilienuoineler
at
the
H.C..M
P
barracks
recorded
a
temperature
of
4
below.
CANNY
SCOT
i
veeonllng
o
a
orv
received,
Ihe
proprietor
of
n
San
Fran-!
eiseo
hotel
not
iced,
n
hoot
hoy!
crouching
in
the
corridor
polish.
ing
a
pair
of
shoes.
I
"Here,
hoy."
he
said,
"don't
you
know
that
the.
.rule
js
to
Inko.
slmes
to
the
biisement
to
polish
I
hem?."
"Yos,
sir,"
said
the.
youngsler,
mil
these
shoes
belonar
lo
a
Walker's
Music
Slope
Ltdj'S:"
un"
"u,s
bM
ofj
j
INTERESTING
WEDDING
ON
NEW
YEAR'S
DAY
Miss
Drlna
Fraser
Becomes
Bride
of
Donovan
Corker
at
Fort
Fraser
FOIIT
FllASER,
Jan.
7.
An
In
tereslin
wedding
took
place
al
Oovernmenl
House,
Fort
Fraser,
on
New
Year's
Day,
when
Miss
Drina
Fraser,
youngest
daughlcr
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
Fred
Fraser,
was
united
in
marriage
to
Don.
ovau
Corker,
of
Prince
Hupert.
A
company
of
sixteen
guests
was
assembled
to
wilncs
the
ceremony
which
was?
performed
b
llev.
Father
Cocola,
O.M.I.
In
I
lie
absence
of
her
father,
the
bride
was
given
in
marriage
by
V.
J.
McAllau,
and
attended
by
Miss
F.lhl
Titlemore,
brides
maid.
Mr.
Corker
was
supported
by
Mr.
J.
A.
Findlay
of
lrincc
llupert.
After
Ilie
ceremony
Hie
iarly
sat
down
to
a
deliyhlful
wedding
breakfast.
Mr.
McAllau
pro
posed
the
toast
of
the
bride
and
bridegroom
.wishing
them,
in
(he
name
of
Fort
Fraser
and
district,
a
Ion?
and
happy
wedded
life.
Mr
Hunting,
proposing
the
toast
lo
the
bride's
mother,
Mrs.
Fraser,
referred
lo
her
kindly
and
help
ful
interest
in
all
the
affairs
of
Fort
Fraser.
Walter
Campbell
offered
the
good
wishes
ef
all
lo
Father
Cocola,
mentioning
the
many
hardship
endured
by
him
in
ministering
lo
his
flock
in
the
Jay.s
before
the
railway.
He
also
voiced
I
lie
esteem
in
which
he
was
held
by
all.
After
the
ioasls
had
been
drunk,
the
guests
departed
to
r
iassemlile
later
in
Hie
Public
Hall
jvvhere
Mrs.
Fraser
gave
a
recep
jlloii.
A
large
company
of
friends
was
gathered
there
and
the
time
was
spent
enjoyably
until
mid
night
when
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Corker
left
for
their
home
in
Prince
Hu
perl,
accompanied
to
the
station
by
a
host
of
well-wisher.
Mrs.
Corker
has
been
school
teacher
here
three
and
one-half
years
and
her
efficiency
in
school
work
commended
her
lo
all
parents,
while
her
youthful
enthusiasm
in
all
that
went
on
endeared
her
to
I
lie
whole
community.
Mr.
Corker
was,
until
twelve
months
ago,
a
resilient
of
llliu
V'lii.l.itjtr.r
II.
:
.I-I.T.
.
,-
..
.m.i.i.iivu,
nit-tint.
lie
1
'"TL"'.
V
1
'-
'
'
I
"ow
a
""-ntoer
of
the
CN.lt.
oil
Weiluear-afleniooti
at
3
vri(1M
aiu
,,u;,in
lle,llirl,e,il
o'clo;k.
Frank
McDonald
appeared
be
fore
Magistrate
McClymout
In
Ihe
cily
police
co(url
this
morning
and
was
fine
25.
under
the
new
amendment
lo
Ihe
Government
Liquor
Act,
for
-
A
motor
truck
belonging'
to
Jack
Lnwiic,
Section
2,
skidded
al
the
corner
of
Slxlh
Avenue
Hast
and
llowser
treel
(hisi
morning
turning
turtle
on
the
side
of
the
road.
No
one
was
"
hurt.
j
at
Prince
Hupert.
Herbert
Taylor
of
U.k.
who
has
been
visilin?
in
the
cily
over
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holidays,
returned
to
Ihe
ii.lerior
on
Saturday
nishl's
eastbound
train.
NEW
LAMP
BURNS
94
AIR
Beats
Electric
or
Das
A
new
oil
lamp
thai
gives
an
amazingly
brilliant,
soft,
while
num.
even
neticr
man
gas
on
electricity,
has
been
tested
by
the
U.S.
Government
and
35
leading
.universities
and
found
to
be
su-
lenlay
evening
from
5
(
8
'"l,or
'
"ruutary
oil
lamps.
northbound
from
Vancouver
and
It
burns
wilhoul
odor,
smoke
or
noise
no
iumdng
up,
is
simple,
clean.
saTe.
Hum
Jlj.
air
and
6
common
kerosene
(coal
oil
.
Ihe
inventor,
O.
A.
Johnson.
5i5
Mcliermot
Ave.,
Winnipeg,
is
offering
to
send
a
lamp
on
10
days'
FHF.K
trial,
or
even
to
cive
one
FIIKK
to
the
first
user
in
each
localily
who
will
help
him
introduce
il.
Write
him
today,
for
Ml
particulars,
Also
ask
himj
lo
explain
how-
yon
can
pel
t
lie
i
agency,
and
wilhoul
rxperience!
or
money
make
$250
lo
$500
per,
month.
i
NOTICE
Advertisers
are
reminded
that
copy
for
advertisements
should
be
in
the
Daily
News
oftlce
before
4
p.m.
today
lo
ensure
insertion
in
tomorrow's
It-sue,
tf
I
ssmiiiiiiiiiiivr
i
a
rssmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH
f
Hiddayfea
I
(or
One
Oti
Flt
CmUa
KmmU
It
mom
it
thlUmn.
St-JntOXOCmhm
Ihtt
Jif
Sam
fmttk.
OXOUMJTED
"But
I
hate
to
cook
for
myself
1"
How
many
women
say
it,
and
how
many
others
feel
it!
In
every
little
Oxo
Beef
Cube
there
is
a
wealth
of
warmth
and
nourishment
and
a
world
of
flavor.
Whilst
saving
time
and
trouble,
they
bring
you
all
that
is
beneficial
in
meat
build
up
nerve,
body
and
resistance.
A
Cube
to
a
Cup.
CUBES
Oxo
and
Cheese
Toast
lOxaCob
DimoItc
the
Oxo
in
a
little
hot
water.
Fut
Pepper
ind
Salt
the
batter
and
(rated
chevie
lata
a
araatl
te-
Crumba
of
Bread
pa,
and
pepper
aid
talt
.
When
diMoleed,
add
A
little
Batter
ennnth
cremb
of
bread
to
form
the
mlitart
I
tableipoo
ral
grated
Caeete
lata
a
cream.
Eerrc
oa
not
bniterea
toa.u
"RUPERT"
Brand
Kippers
Quality
Better
Than
Ever.
To
ke?p
odor
of
cooking
from
Ihe
house
wrap
them
in
greaseproof
paper
and
bake
for
15
minutes.
This
also
retains
the
delicious
tang.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
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,
28
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
tnve
Prlnct?
ruiperl
.
p.m.
for
NUSCE
CKOIIGE.
EDMd.nto.n.
wt.t-MI'EO.
all
points
Eastern
Canada.
t'ulVtl
states,
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ALL
OCEAN
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LINES.
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Prlnct
Rwptrt.
Phone
150.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Service!
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
January
4,
18
February
1,
15,
20.
For
Ketchikan,
Wrengell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
January
14,
28
February
11,
25.
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanion
Bay,
.East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
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.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Satllnts
From
Prince
Rupert.
Par
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Ocaan
Pills,
srd
Swanson
,
Tutadav,
S
PJI.
Far
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
Al.rt
a,.,,
and
Swanaan
Bay,
Saturday
Noon.
Par
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Wtlas
Island,
Sunday
S
PJI.
Pee
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naas
Rlr
Canntrlaa,
Prlday
A.M.
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Prloca
Rupert.
S.C