..
......
Jnniiarr
30,
1
05
1.
I
in
km
'J
A'
AgenL
it
'
Free
Delivery
In
Prince
Rupert.
Soft
FiiM
ThriM-Service
M
Wash
'I'n
'p
Scrvice
tine
nf
win
h
-will
exactly
fill
your
w.Tih
day
need.
I'hone
us
for
particulars.
Canadian
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Bloek,
PRINCE'RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
t
tf
I.
Phone
8.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
Firsthand
Knowledge
1
the
-iot
convincing
Get
to
Vnow
by
pmonal
exptritnce
that
tru
nice
thing
,w
nay
about
"Cawade
'
Uetr
l
e3Btratrd
Prove
to
your,
wir
that
thia
IS
the
fineit
beer
brewed
in
the
weit,
that
it
IS
a
rnoit
delightful
tonii
In
Tiind
and
body,
a
bringer
of
good
enter
and
content
Order
a
tupply
of
"Catcade"
today.
On
tale
at
all
Govern,
ment
Liquor
Store:
Vancouver
Breweries
Limited
Gristle
Seam
Laundry
Phone
Sf
COAL
The
Famous
UDYSMITH.WELUNGTON
Lump
and
Egg
Sizes.
STERLING.
Stove
and
Egg
Sites.
We
del'iyel'hj
shchs
or
bulk.
I'hnnc
us
your
orders
day
or
nigliL
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
15.
Main
Office:
Hold
Central.
TO
DIG
DITCH
ACROSS
,1
vncxeerwiwomwa
rtiwmeiit
I
not
published
nr
ilinplnyol
Iiv
the
i!
V.utrd
oi
Iiv
the
Oov"rntncnt
of
MrtiWi
"
'
'
FiveRoses
FLOUR
liuvour
K
lour
nk
Oroi'rr
fn
"FIVE
ROSES,"
Th.
World
licit
L
ATLANTIC
HALIBUT
NOT
UP
TO
PACIFIC
Flah
Connoisseurs
In
New
York
Still
Favor
the
Kind
That
Cornea
from
Prince
Rupert
IIIIHI
III"
dicocry
of
itii-w
halibut
bed
in
the
Atlantic
ilius
lo
a
certain
extent,
rut
Imuii
Hip
trade
ill
flh
from
i
mii
i-
ltiii.Tl.
so
far
a
llnlon
Is
r.inrcriinl,
it
has
mil
inter
feteo
wild
Hie
Iradp
lo
.Now
York..
I'arifio
Coal
fishpriiiPii
dilain
Hie
quality
of
Atlanlic
lialitmi.
wliielt
they
claim
is
mtii'li
mfcriiir
lo
that
which
in-
'lialni-
Ho-
Pacific,
and
(heir
ale
sppiiis
to
lie
Mi
u
red
in
by
euiiiiiiiseiir
in
fish
In
New
iViik.
Shiiuuenls
of
haliluil
nml
PRINCE
OF
WALES
ISD'.
Preparations
Being
Made
Laying
of
Direct
Cable
tie
to
Ketchikan
KITClllKAN.
Jan.
30.
for
the
first
pnrt
of
Ihe
rnble
which
Is
lo
be
laid
dlreclly
from
ISeallle
lo
Ketclilkan,
by
way
of
!
Prince
of
Wales
Island.
After
t-
that
the
ship
will
po
bark
lo
Lon
don
ami
Hien
will
mine,
lojvel.
chiknn
direct
with
the
linn
of
cable
which
Is
lo
po
from
Ket.
cblkan
lo
Fewaril.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
'l!.
II.
Tabniin
and
II.
fireech.
Vancouver;
.1.
Wilson,
Anyox.
Central
Wllllmn
KelHii
NnnnlmnjChrU
Dixon,
Gcorgclown.
HOSPITAL
HAD
A
GOOD
YEAR
Income,
Was
Cut
Down
but
Accounts
8how
no
Bank
Overdraft
MANY
IMPROVEMENTS
Erection
of
Home
for
Nurses
Was
Outstanding
Event
of
Report
Al
Ihe
annual
general
meet
InfT
f
I
f
IliA
iriAinliAna
nt
I
tin
1
1
ml
t
t
t
TUB
DAILY
NEWS
FADE
FTVl.
nation
nml
equipment
lo
the
hospital
Also
In
tlio
who
a
slated
in
the
campaign
or
the
now
home,
16
(he
"
for
an
aiMitional
grant
nml
lo
Ihe
nursing
tnui,;itid
members
of
the
medical
association
for
1
hir
valuable
co-operation.
The
financial
statement
show-expenditures.
a
follows:
Expenditures
Advertising
and
stationery
J8I.J
Ambulance
hire;
ami
upkeep
Auditor
i.
11.(1.
lloiilal
Assne'n...
'Lejral
Kxpenses..;.
ficncral
Kxpensps
llopcrt
Hospital
Association
"
.
"""v
"
i.-iVi
t...i
..
ii'.-
"rail,
of
.urw.
'M
HI"
lllfc'llt
III
M
lIY
Jlilll,
1'resident
l.
n.
Slewarl
presid-
t"t"1
'n"ranrc
;-"7-
in?.
reports
were
submillcd
in!.
.i
,....n
,.,,.
-Moat
ami
J
jMi
'""""mi
in'-
1
1
i
it
i
ii
it
i
riiniiiiiiiii
uf
Hip
institution
excellent
ami
lulling:
nf
improvement
made
such
a
lhi
ereclinn
nf
Ihe
now
Groceries
Hread
Milk
lew
'
linillft
fill-
ll1ir.l..i
tlit
inuliillof
Inn
v"'
of
X-Hny
ami
Merllixing
fnslru-
,f"",,ry
?':"':?
iiit
nun
i
iiwi
i
J8.r,0
20.(10
3
If.
.H.I
330.2
1
3tor,3.r,i
50.00
052.71
120.11
2,8.'.r,t
r,:r,o.7i
01
1.2.1
I.8C8.I7
23'J.uO
2,31
1.05
O
I
ti.enls
ami
the
re-wiring
nf
Ihe
V",
-Ion
1X1
1
ll!
I
II
C
.'I.II1IK-11.IIH
-
Il
Mr.
Slewarl
naiil
lio
was
jrrall-fieil
al
Hip
respond
lo
Hip
drive
lial
had
liffn
made
for
funds
and
lie
k.ivp
credit
lo
Hioe
who
had
worked
lo
jillt
it
over.
At
no
lime
had
Hie
inl
jliiliuii
I
icon
Ih'IIt
iiniiia-.'i-d
than
al
Hie
pre-pfil
and
Hip
financial
roudiliou
was
exrellenU
House
Committee
S.
K.
Caiiinhell,
rhairmaii
of
Hip
Hoiip
commillpp.
aid
Ihpy
had
hud
trying
pxpprieurps
In
uditiii'iistralion.
Thev
were
un
furl
unale
in
lniti;r
(he
(.ervires
lows:
Nurt.pft'
Uniforms
121.38
Xursps'
Hooks
nnd
Pins
S2.I0
Nurses'
Home
.Mainlen-
anre
597.00
Xiirses'
Home
lixhl,
fuel
and
phone
380.82
Sewer
repairs
Surpieal
supplir
Salaries
.
Trnvellin?
expenses
..
Accounts
written
off..
Transfpr
lo
surplus..
!of
Mis
lllark.
Hip
former
tnal-
res
-
riiar?H
;
Ji.i.'ii.j.i
rou
and
her
i.rpspiire
had
l.oert
'w,,lnl1'
nH-oere-i
.i.hih.uii
mis.pil.
She
wa
excpplionally
,i,,vl-
Ur
pila....
'MO.Oj
ioyal
and
popular
anions
Ihe
'
Liquor
profils..
3,:00.r(i
nurses.
Ihe
iwlienls.
Hie
public
CAt-
!'
I,or
capita..
7.87U.20
and
Hip
diK-lors.
Hp
wa
triad
''
"r
t'
H-
"1'ial
2.500.0(1
(o
kimw
that
she
had
recovereil
donations
from
her
illness
and
was
now
x-
lla'
Ol'Talions
endued
in
her
profession
in
Hie
rlw;re
Cidlelcinii
eat.
The
i.oiljon
had
been
M'"dierhip
fee-
15.75
5,200.72
20,109.91
12.05
1
2.007
JO
3,857.10
Revenue
Ilevenue
was
dpriveil
nx
fol-
222.35
201.05
23.00
25.00
filled
temporarily
by
Miss
Collectlno
Fees
DioiabUon
who
had
carried
out
discu-sititf
the
financial
re-
Hie
duties
faithfully
ami
well.
!'
Mcllae.
rhuirman
of
Mr.
Campbell
spoke
appreela-
'"
finance
coi
illee
said
Hie
llely
nf
Ihe
work
of
Ihe
pre.
matter
or
financing
wa,s
one
of
sent
lady
superintendent.
Miss
"
mnl
ini..
riant
the
director
r-ai
bad
to
deal
with.
He
would
Mr.
Canipliell
then
enlarped
1,1
Pverone
atl
for
tion
Ihe
advanlapes
lo
Ihe
in.
onilal
.uri.ses
instead
of
slilulion
and
Hie
cily
from
Ihe
making
those
pay
v.ho
usisl
Hie
i,iiit,ii.,
T
f
Mm
i.nvv
nnrsi'
iiisl
it
ul
ion.
The
aiuounl
ni-eived
-allium
by
the
Canadian
NaHonul4um.n
ijie
luxlalhij
inn
of
Ihe
'I1'1
Par
tr,,m
fees-bad
dirreas
Kxoresn
friun
Prinee
Hunert
to!v..ii.iVi.
'-inii
ri.
iim
V.
ttv
ed
becaue
Ihere
were
fewer
New
York
nemee
from
80
loii,Hrliine
and
Uie
ness(y
of
re-
palienls
in
Ihe
bo.iilal.
The
ion
year!.,
round
run
ars
moiithlv
moiitpiy
the
ine
yeMrir,,,
i;..,.
n...
i...n.ii.;.
ImiMini:
as
n.u
Hie
..l.l
old
lioiior
nquor
urofil
inuo
aunwiiiii
allowance
bad
iw,
also
if"
PitlsliurK
nnd
I'liilndel-lwjpjH
laj
heroine
a
danper.
dpcreaed
and
Ihe
city
pranl
was
i.
nlo
nio
larjtp
inrae
l.uyer
ihmit
in
of
'Tim
ri
t,j.tV
new
slerllliinp
ierll2
nir
t
planl
was
lo
reduced.
The
year
1921
started
I.
ma
are
fish
from
Ibis
markrl.
w
eompleleil
In
about
ten
days
without
any
bank
debt.
Kvery-
Arconliiur
to
Ihe
record
of(r
two
,,nd
alo
improve-
Hiinp
possible
was
done
to
col-
tlie
Canadian
National
Ihpress
IIIM1
xv.re
belnjt
made
lo
Ihe
fees,
which
was
(he
Hie
people
of
Hie
Keru
UniliMl
lalmnilory.
While
Hie
revenues
only
course
lo
adopt,
ns
Inn?
a
Stales
are
sbowinff
a
(rrowlnp
f
.
hospilal
had
been
reduced
"ie
pre-enl
syslem
continued,
preference
for
Cnadian
fisli.'all
round
Ihey
had
been
able
lo
K.
Cimpbell
pointed
out
This
is
particularly
true
of
ltos-',.arry
(tul
n,.ressary
work.
He
Hial
while
over
twelve
thousand
inn.
and
New
York,
lo
which
particularly
commended
Ihe
dollnrs
had
been
written
off
as
markets
lanie
sliipiiienlh
of
fish
.vork
of
Secretary
Ham-
llircb
nfd
collectable.
Ibis
was
Ihe
re.
fr.mi
Prince
Huperl.
Ihe
tla.M
w,
had
looked
after
the
in-
""'I
treating
indijrenl
patients
const,
and
Hie
Maritime
I'm-
lorcls
of
Hie
hospital
well.
The
and
of
losses
under
Ihe
work
vmre
are
made
annually.
Icelebration
of
hospital
day
was
men
s
compensation
board.
Iiiientimied.
There
was
need
at
Woman
a
Auxiliary
it
be
present
time
of
linen
and
The
report
of
the,
woman's
i,.i,in,.
Tin.
,,i,vili.ii-c
ini.i
iliniwn
auxiliary
showed
that
nine
re-
mos
of
its
effort
into
Ihe
new
lr
meelinps
were
belli
itunnp
tin
iii.tiii'M
iiiKn.
the
year
with
an
averape
ai
tendance
of
eichl
members.
The
rwan
riiom
for
a
further
oraani-
"
...
....
.
.......
.
.
f
fttllt
IIM.
W.lAll
...linn
.if
i.irlj
wlni
inl.'lil
li.-illil
sum
"l
T"i".i"
i
mi.
.
ii.i.i.i..Ivo
iiivnilini-
into
n
tins-
Imitations
were
acknowledged
!pilal
aid
society
for
Hie
purpose
from
Trades
and
Labor
Cpuneil
,
of
lookinz
after
Ihe
inen.
m.
i
irom
l.annr
nay
n
iei.ia
I
l"""
.
II.....
fw....
I.n...ilnl
l.n.,.1
f
!,UT
I'TlXnTrorJH
for
The
ilitcc.ors
report
for
the
sradualion
exercises
fSO;
a
Li
I
read
by
the
secretary,
friend
5.
and
the
balance
was
ar
vvns
the
i-
dlUKillK
of
f
H
the
e
dildl
I
tc
ncros
across.
.........
.......
,.'
,n.i
,
fmm
ratTles.
home
i-i--
f
W..I.M
Ulnn.l
fne
I
it'
I'
siiiimi'u
uiai
uie
limn
iiuiiiin-r
-
rnnMnir
sales,
leas,
tap
day
and
,?.
f
.lurinir
Ihn
-.lmillP.1
-
new
cable
which
-
e.
Is
lo
o
run
run
ut-
I
-
i
I'""""'"
"
..
..,
,mi
reclly
...
i
r..m
from
k'niKiiiinn
Seattle
to
lo
Ketrl.lknn
Reward
J
I
here
at
'
the
beplnnink'
of
,
,i
Ihe
Mippties
unnlies-lo
in
ine
he
hosnilnl
nospuni
were
were
r
i
l
?
Zv
orJimkation
wil
ip
Vr
bad
made
a
lofal
of
760.
Provided
as
follows:
I
sheet,.
r
f'"
ere
males
,
and
'Iraw
sheets.
33
pillow
cases,
I.
X
330
females.
There
bad
been
31
nipbtshirls,
10
dressing
powns.
Thl
tii.
N
Inken
r
r
the
wo
a
red
'
"'
P,,W,C
fr
ti
e
The
of
deaths
or
Christmas
cheer,
three
dozen
'"'
short
or
'
'
the
n
ennr
up
of
percenlape
?
..f
.
.Tl
I
those
treated
had
been
l.l
I.
m
baskets
Mr
patients'
Irays,
iperiltcaiiims
iiim
un-
un.ii.iu.h
--
--.
-
-
w.iinn-
rp..ni
hni
li
I
I
be
cost
of
ni
n
i
n
t
otfti
m
Co
for
me
sides
or
Prince
or
Wales
Islnml.
otcupied
bed
had
i.
..p..
iii-nbablv
will
be
nhout
:'.0
per
day.
"."
thirty
men
employed.
Ihe
work
la!
The
board
board
expressed
expressed
i
n.nnu
minus
in
in
the
nir
i;iiiir
iiiixiuiirv.
"'"i
'
Ml
floor
ruff,
one,
down
com-
lieen'
fori
or.
two
window
curtains.
i
To
Ihe
nurses
home
Ihere
nre
It
beinp
provided
winnow
curtains
?
.
i.
ladies
nnxiltiirv.
nnd
draperies,
double
curtain
illiri
'
some
nine
in
nprn
nun
i"
-
,
,
.
...
.i...i...,
ii.
.......ii.
..f
the
I.H.H.K..
Ihe
adies
of
Ihe
rods
Tor
all
all
.,
,
windows.
0
small
r.
"I
'
llloval
Purnle.
and
ll.e
Klks
ror'n'
for
bedrooms,
library
Word
rrom
Ihe
stales
Indicntes
their
valuable
assistance
durinp
'
,-1,a,r
....i
.i.
,..1.1..
l.li.
tlirOifnr.il
:
Hie
venr
nml
o
others
Tor
i
lo-
""""k"""11
UF.lt
hut
i
ii.'.-
-".'
.
would
leave
Ihere
for
London
for
matron's
Superintendent's
Report
The
report
of
Ihe
superintend
enl
showed
98
births,
31
deaths
mid
278
operations
The
present
staff
consists
or'
matron,
one
opernlinp
room
supervisor,
two
!
head
nurses,
three
,ninht
nurses,
irio
pupil
nurses
in
their
tlilnl
year
and
five
in.
their
Hrst
year
Three
nurses
pnohinleil
duriiiK
the
past
yeilr
nslx
pKibnl
toners
were
admitled,-
one-
or
Ihem
had
to
be
rejected
owinp
to
ill
Iheallh.
Many
applications
for
admission
In
Hie
Iraininp
school
bad
lo
be
rejected
nwinp
to
lack
of
preliniininry
education.
Three
probationer?
were
enteritis
for
the
February
term
and
it
was
MILLIONS
and
Movies
THROUGH
the
medium
of
slender
strips
of
celluloid
an
actor
appears
simultaneously
on
thouands
of
screens
in
as
many
different
towns.
On
the
same
evening,
he
entertains
great
armies
of
film
fans
who
eagerly
pay
their
money
to
see
his
performance.
So
the
movie
star
commands
a
king's
ransom
for
a
salary,
and
a
fortune
is
spent
profitably,
to
provide
a
proper
background
for
his
art.
The
movie
multiplies
personality
and
earning
power.
Advertising
does
the
same
thing
for
a
merchant
or
manufacturer.
In
a
single
day
it
takes
his
message
into
thousands
of
homesto
tell
folks
why
they
should
have
his
goods
and
how
to
get
them.
Advertising
endows
him
with
a
thousand
voices
with
which
to
tell
his
story.
But
the
value
of
advertising
is
by
no
means
confined
to
the
advertiser.
It
has
a
very
definite
value
to
you.
A
glance
through
this
paper
enables
you
to
sift
out
the
things
that
interest
you.
Sitting
in
your
easy
chair
you
can
compare
values
and
prices,
in
a
moment
you
can,
tell
exactly
where
to
go
for
what
you
want
and
how
much
to
pay.
Figure
how
much
useless
walking
and
talking
and
how
much
actual
money
you
can
save
by
spending
a
few
moments
daily
with
the
advertisements.
READ
THE
ADVERTISEMENTS
exoected
no
ilidicully
would
he'i"
experienced
in
gellins
others
n
soon
as
Hie
new
home
was
It
was
explained
by
Mr.
Camp
bell
that
in
Ihe
past
there
had.
been
no
syslcti)nlie
admission
of
pupil
nurses
but
now
il
was
Hie
intention
to
admit
them
only
in
Hie
sprinjf
and
fall.
The
standard
toy
admission
was
bipb,
two
years
in
t)
hiph
school
beinp
required
as
well
as
pood
character.
I
0.
V.
I'vilt
was
appointed!
auditor
for
the
year
at
a
fee
of
SI50.
The
meeliiip
then
adjourn
ed.
LOST
MAN
WAS
WORTH
MILLION
DOLLARS
ONCE
George
Johanson
Struck
It
Rich
In
Both
Dawson
and
Nome
Then
Blown
to
Sea
and
Lost
KM
TCI
1
1
KAN,
Jan.
30.
(
ieorpe
Johaiisou,
a
sailor
who
Avas
aboard
I
lie
power
boat
ikiup
when
she
was
blown
to
sea
ii
mouth
npo,
nnd
lost.
In
Ihe
vicinity
of
Shelikof
Strait,
at
one
lime
was
worth
a
million
dollars
which
he
look
out
of
miniiip
clamy.
in
Alaska.
Like
hundreds
of
others
who
struck
it
rich
in
Dawson
and
Nome
during
the
pohl
rush
days,
however,
Johanson
wenl
broke.
Once
u
friend
askeil
him
what
lie
had
done
with
hfs
fortune.
Ha
replied:
"Wine,
women
and
soup,
ami
I
couldn't
sing
a
note."
After
his
money
was
pone,
Jiilianson
went
to.
sea
nnd
was
n
cook
on
(lie
Viking
when
he
vns
lorn
from
her
moorings
during
a
storm
and
curried
out
on
Ihn
Pacific.
No
trace
nf
Ihe
vessel
has
been
found
and
she
has
been
ftiven
up
for
lost.
Subcrlbe
for
the
Dally
News.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
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109.
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Hours:
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a.m.
to
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p.m.
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Evenings
by
Special
Appointment.
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per
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on
all
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OVERCOATS
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Third
Avenue