Tuesday,
March
I,
1021.
dMvs.Jjd
VACUU
M
Bottles
v
Useful
Every
Day
in
the
Year
Price
75
cents
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
Store.
The
Pioneer
Druggist.
SMOKED
FISU
kJ
AT
ITS
MT
A
J
m
m
m
m
m
-r
r
m-mm
m
There
are
Just
Two
Rule
to
Follow
to
Enjoy
tho
BEST
y
Smoked
Fish,
AT
ITS
DEST.
Tliew
Unit's
art
I
Buy
''Rupert
Brand."
Mupei
I
llrand
is
always
nc-li'vm'il
lo
Ihe
slni
in
rli'iin
nt'w
liovs
clearly
slumped
"Ittipvrt
Miami."
,'
Wrap
in
rooking
iarr.
rook
in
moderate
over
for
SO
In
110
minute,
remove
paper
and
serve
at
ome..
Four
Kinds
Breakfast
Kippers,
Bloaters,
Smoked
Black
Cod
and
Kippered
Salmon.
Al
all
Fish
and
Mi'at
Markrl-,
and
(iroivr.s.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BONDS
Are
the
Best
Investment
We
icioiiiinrnd
III"
following
as
being
safe,
saleable
and
nr
fair
return:
City
of
Vernon
.riVi
due
inih
June,
ItuiX,
al
$tJS.M.
Yield
5.70';
City
of
Duncan
;,diic
lSlh
May.
!,":,
al
'llil.3U.
Yield
5.70
;,
City
of
Prince
Rupert
duo
w-vt
in
nir.n.
ni
$iol.:H.
Yloid
5.90;
Order
may
he
wired
al
our
expense,
interest
accrued
lo
dalfiof
payment
intisl'h"
added.
Wc
pay
delivery
charges.
Gillespie,
Hart
&
Todd,
Ltd
Head
Offlcej
VICTORIA,
B.C.
If
You
Are
BOAT-BUILDING
We
have
Hardwood,
Kir
ami
Cedar
H'id
Lumber,
IT
you
are
tired
or
Knlsomiuc
and
lir,
try
Kir
Veneer
Panelling.
If
ou
are
thinking
of
Iniilding
a
house,
we
have
any
lumlier
you
require,
also
Hash,
Doors,
Class.
SHOriCI
FY'S
Planine
Mills
Cow
Bay.
Phone
383.
Although
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
has
yt
issued
no
forecast
of
construction
contemplated
for
1924,
the
fact
that
it
has
ordered
60,000
tons
of
steel
from
the
Algoma
Steel
Company,
of
Sault
Ste.
Marie,
seems
to
Indicate
that
iU
program
will
be
extensive.
According
to
a
statement
recently
made
by
the
Hon.
Charles
McCrea,
Minister
of
Mines
for
the
Province
of
Ontario,
85
per
cent
of
the
world's
nickel
supply
is
being.
taken
out
in
the
vicinity
of
Sudbury,
where
there
U
an
Inexhaustible
supply
of
this
metal,
Alberta's
butter
production
last
year
was
1800,000
pounds,
or
2,000,000
pounds
more
than
in
1022,
according
to
reports
presented
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Alberta
Dairymen's
Association.
It
was
not
so
long
ago
that
Alberta
was
using
butter
imported
from
New
Zealand.
The
year
1923
was
a
favorable
one
in
the
building
and
construction
activities
of
Canada,
and
returns
show
an
advance
of
about
10
per
cent
In
1922
the
total
expenditures
In
this
regard
were
$316,000,-000,
and
in
1923
$315,000,000,
an
increase
of
$30,009,000.
Exports
of
pulpwood
from
Canada
for
the
year
1923
amounted
to
1,-384530
cords,
compared
with
1,011,-332
for
1922,
an
increase
of
372,838
cords
or
35.
per
cent.
The
1923
figures
are
equivalent
to
about
900,000
tons
of
newsprint,
the
amount
which
can
be
manufactured
from
that
amount
of
wood.
C.
E.
E.
Uasher,
General
Passenger
Traffic
Manager,
and
E.
J.
Hebert,
First
Assistant
General
Pasengr
Agent,
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
have
been
presented
with
medals
by
the
French
Government,
in
recognition
of
their
services
to
the
French
Exhibition
train
in
Canada
In
1921.
The
.medals
take
the
form
of
tablets
on
small
stands.
Attention
has
been
drawn
once
more
by
airship
experts
in
London,
England,
to
the
fact
that
the
only
known
supply
of
helium
gas
in
the
British
Empire
exiats
in
the
Province
of.
Alberta,
that
10.000,000
feet
of
thii
gas
is
going
to
waste
annually
in
this
province
and
that
the
possibility
of
establishing
an
airship
base
at
some
future
date
in
Alberta
is
Icing
discussed.
Canada's
fisheries
production
during
1923
is
estimated
to
be
worth
$40,000,000.
At
the
beginning
of
the
year
it
was
not
thought
that
anything
like
this
mark
would
be
reached,
for
the
Fordney
tariff
had
cut
deeply
into
exoorts
la
Ihm
ITnit.H
States.
Uut
as
the
year
wore
on
the
demand
and
puces
evnerallv
im-
provi
d.
thus
giving
fishermen
along
the
Atlantic
coast
especially
a
much
uclut
price.
i
Off
-!
figures
recently
1st
tied
nuw
nai
me
nonunion
of
Canada
i.s
iSc
greatest
single
contributor
to
toe
wheat
supply
of
the
world.
She
stnnds
second
only
to
the
United
States
in
automobile
exports.
Her
ti..ur
export
are
far
ahead
of
the
palmiest
war
years
and
are
rapidly
gaining
in
the
foreign
markets.
Canada's
mineral,
forest,
agricultural
and
fisheries
industries
are
now
valued
al
$6,420,000,000,
or
$252,000,000
higher
than
a
year
ago.
Rritish
immigration
during
the
nine
months
ended
December,
totalled
C4.127.
compared
with
28.525
in
the
corresponding
period
of
the
previous
year,
an
increase
of
125
per
cent.
Immigration
from
the
United
States
was
17.232.
compared
with
18.9S2,
a
decrease
of
nine
per
cent
Total
immigration
for
the
nine-month
period
of
1923
was
124,-680,
compared
with
C0.247
in
the
same
period
In
the
previous
year,
an
Increase
of
107
per
cent.
The
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
has
received
from
Boorings,
Willis,
Faber
4
Company,
2.152.10
pounds
sterling
for
distribution
to
the
officers
and
crew
of
the
steamship
"Empress
of
Australia"
for
saving
their
ship
and
for
salvaging
during
the
Japanese
earthquake.
For
the
purpose
of
purchasing
a
memento
to
be
presented
to
Captain
Samuel
Robinson,
C.B.E..
R.N.R.,
then
com-mander
of
the
"Empress
of
Australia"
and
now
commander
of
the
"Empress
of
Canada"
on
her
world
cruise,
210
pounds
sterling
have
been
retained
from
the
above
amount.
Plans
are
being
made
to
honor
the
captain
when
the
"Empress
of
Canada"
reaches
Yokohama
next
May,
the
Japanese
government
participating
in
tie
ceremonies.
Subcrlbo
for
tlioi)aliy
News.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Klks'
Annual
Hall,
Tuesday,
am
mi
i.
Inventions
only.
Spend
an
evening
in
the
Tall
Timbers
al
the
Methodist
Church
Thursday,
.March
0.
llnyal
l'urplo
Hunter'
Haznar
and
Salo
or
ilonm
Cooklnp,
April
8,
Hill
CO
r.hapler,
t.O.H.K.
Amateur
Tltealrirals,
April
It.
!
Illks'
Minstrel
Troupe.
First
'show
May
1.
mm
Fiitlatilw-Qaihlt
K,kra
CATARRH
BLADDER
SJf.
.wi
Ecti
Csptule
Cmc
th
nut
v
Hinii
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Haynera,
Undei
taker.
Phone
351.
tf
Haiiquel
Hall
over
Itoslon
Grill
"lug
made
ready
fur
Old
Tiin-r'
He-union,
March
10.
TliousaiiiT
tons
famous
.N'
anal-
mo
Wellington
Coal
arrived
Try
Ion.
Albert
and
McCaffery.
tf
We
buy.
tell
and
exchange
furniture
and
all
useful
articles.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
652.
if
In.
McKay,
Indian,
charged
Midi
drunkeuuess,
was
fined
$10
m-
the
eily
police
court
thin
morning.
M.
A.
liurbank
of
the
C..X.II
engiiieeiinsrVdi-partiiienl
arrived
on
last
nights
train
from
Prince
George.
,
Orenl
War
Veteran'
Associa
tion
general
meeting
Wednesday
evening.
March
5,
at
8
p.m.
Alt
member.
requested
lo
attend
Mrs.
S.
II.
Donaldson,
of
Port
Kssiiigioii,
reached
the
city
on
last
night'
train
and
is
regis,
lered
al
the
prince
Itupert
Hotel
Mrs.
Papadoupoli,
who
ha
iieen
viitiug
with
h?r
daughter.
Mr,
.tame
Killa.
(iraliam
Ave.,
left
on
last
night's
train
for
Ncv
York.
All
l.oyal,
,M6ost-
will
meet
ul
I
he
Hall,
Wednesday,
2
p.m.
In
alleiid
the
funeral
of
our
lute
brother
Iaac
Swalwell.
.
Fred
.Scadden,
Dictator
Arthur
Smith,
Summit
Ave.
charged
with
an
indecent
act,
was
dismissed
in
Hie
police
court
Ihis
morning,
"ic
complainant
failing
to
put-in
an
appearance.
On
the
reeomiiii'iidation
of
the
Finance
Committee
it
was
decid
ed
by
the
city
council
lat
night
lo
setlle
wilh
Mr.
Strachan
by
paying
her
I
So.
Mr.
SI
radian'
child
Tell
through
a
gap
'in
the
street
when
skipping
and
vva
injured.
The
Letts
hoiic
In
Section
H
has
been
transferred
lo
W.
J.
I.aidley
who
will
pay
50
down
and
20
a
mould,
carrying
out
the
contract.
of
the
former
owner
with
the
cily.
Thai
va
decided
al
last
night
meeting
of
the
Bran
for
health
paob
Tnnis.
St
Patrick's
Day
March.
17
Thi
i
Hie
iiumial
I
t'.lnl
Day
rrlcbrnlrd
I'hrniighoiil
Christendom
liy
all
Irishmen
1HI
olhcrs
in
Haiiquel,
Dance
and.
Spug.
(hi
Midi
on-iMioiif
Ihe
individual
c.prct
I
linriit'lvi'-IIiImmij
Iheir
costume,
llitir
In
Me
jiml
lull
decoration.
If
fro
i
where
we.
me
able
in
give
(iu
splendid
cr.
vice
iif'.Shaiiin'kN
Paper
Hal,
.Yflpkiii.
Crepe,
paper,
lircrliijg
Card.
Ami
if
you
desire;
a
c.o1iiiih
we
have
the
famous
llfinii-uii
Crepe
Paper
and
lUnAi
or
Instruction
oil
making
lo-luines,
decorating
halls,
lable.
elc
nereana
lere
ant
mere
i
i
i
J
n
1
t
j
Local
ina
rersoaai
cily
council.
-
Al
the
meeting
of
the
cily
council
last
night
i
was
decided
lo
lei
the
contract
for
supplying
reading
mailer
to
the
reading
room
to
Mellae
I
trot
hers,
their
lender
being
Tor
l
ltf.85.
W.
W.
Wralhall's
lender
for
the
same
was
1
011.35.
4
The
Cily
Council
last
night
derided
to
accept
the
recommendation
of
the
Finance
com
mittee
leaving
it
to
tlie
eily
treasurer
lo
deal
wilh
the
ques
tion
of
the
terminal
ion
of
the
employment
.of
W.
II.
Wilson-
Murray
at
the
cily
hall.
S
The
indemnity
.
hylaw
was
parsed
by
the
eily
council
las
niglit
all
bill
its
final
reading.
II
provide
thai
a
member
of
Hie
council
missing
(wo
meol-ings
receives
only
fifty
per
cent
of
I
he
indemnity
and
if
lie
does
mil
alleud
any
meeting
he
does
not
get
any
pay.
'
-
The
eily
market
bylaw
we
nut
lined
lasl
niylil
by
Alderman
Casey
and
it
'was
decided
afler
some
discussion
that.il
should
he
drawn
up
formally
bv
the
solicitor
and
bid
for
the
use
of
the
market
building
should
then
he
asked,
subject
lo
Hie
provis-ions
of
the
bylaw.
U
was
explained
thai
the
mailer
came
up
following
the
request
of
Mr.
McKay
lo
use
it
-for
handling
Hie
produce
of
the
farm
at
Wood
cock.
Die
Fair
Hoard'
suh-coui-
mlllee
appointed
to
lake
charge
of
I
he.
revision
of
the.
mineral
das
In
the
F.xhibiliou
prise
hook
met
last
night"
and
decided
on
several
revisions
which
are
lo
he
recommended.
Further
arrangements
are
also
hoing
made
for
the
establishment
of
a
permanent
mineral
display
in
(he
city.
The
roiuinillee
consists
of
George
W.
Kerr,
chairman,
Phil
McDonald,
.lack
llalley
and
i
Uickcy.
was
revised
yesterday
afternoon
by
a
committee
consisting
of
H,
F.
Pullen,
M.
M.
Stephens.
Harry
Mcl.eod
and
II.
F..
Uenson.
.
Coastwise
Steamship
A
HargV
Co.
sleamer
Mariliiou,
('.apt
Hunter,
was
taken
olT
the
dry
dock
today
after
undergoing
.an
nual
inpccliou
and
is
now
load
ing
Ihe
coal
for
Anyus
which
was
taken
off.
1he
stranded
steamer
Amur
a
fijw
day
ago.
The
Marinion
will
clear
for
the
north
tonight.
Union
steamer
Cardcua,
Capt.
A.
F..
Dickson,
returned
from
Anyox,
Alice
Ann
and
Stewart
al
l:ir
(his
afternoon
and
will
sail
ul
.1
for
Vancouver
and
way
ports.
The
following
passenger
are
hooked
to
leave
on
I
lie
vessel:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
F.
Collins,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
.1.
McCulcheou.
Miss
Mary
F.lslrom.
F.
C.
Ut'llit.
S.
M.
Cook,
Mr.
McPlicc
for
Van
couver;
l.x.-Ald.
John
dime,
Miss
Lizzie
Currie,
II.
L.
Land-
rey
and
Duncan
Munro
for.
Ocean
Falls.
lix-Ald.
John
Currie,
who
has
the
contract
from
Ihe
federal
government
for
the
building
of
a
residence,
ollico
and
hoat
land
ing
for
the
fisheries
department
at
Schooner
Passage
in
llivers
Inlet.
Is
leaving
on
the
Cardcna
lis
afternoon
to
get
the
work
sl.'rled.
lie
will
be
accompanied
by
his
daughter,
Mis
Lizzie
Currie,
and
Duncan
Munro.
II.
L.
I
.an
drey,
who
will
inspect
the
work,
is
also
going
south.
Charlie
Currie
and
Will
Stephens
have
left
by
the
gashoat
lluhy
Mae
for
Schooner
Passage.
The
party
expects
lo
be
avay
aboul
two
months.
HOTEL
ARRIVAL
Prince
Rupert
It.
II.
F.alon,
Terrace;
F.
C.
Itiehl,
Tacoma;
Mrs.
fc.
It.
Donaldson,
Port
I'ssinglon;
S.
K.
Kodalen,
Dodson,
Mont,;
F.
V.
Slump,
Edmonton;
M.
S.
liurbank,
Prince
Ceorge;
tS,
11.
Lemon,
Vancouver.
Central
It.
H.
Ness,
Prince
tleorge;
O.
M.
Lowthvvalle,.
Vancouver;
V.
9.
Farlo
and
L.
11.
lluby,
U.N.
II.;
C5.
Jl.
Tycho,
Smlthersj
Mrs.
Fraser
'nfitl
etlll.l
11,
lit
ll4
lliil.iitil
situ
lllayMiort.
Most
persons
(especially
children)
need
a
little
bran
each
day
to
insure
regular
bowel
movement
but
be
sure
the
bran
is
combined
with
a
well-cooked,
easily
digested,
nutritious
food.
In
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit
you
have
all
the
mineral
salts
and
nutritive
elements
of
the
whole
wheat
combined
with
bran
all
the
bran
you
need
to
keep
the
alimentary
canal
clean
and
healthy.
It
'is
ready-cooked
and
ready-to-
John
(iavigan,
father
of
J.
C.
'
(iavigan,
and
Hugh
(iavlgau.t
brother,
who
have
been
visiting!
in
the
cily
for
the
past
few:
weeks,
returned
to
loronto
on
lust
night'
train.
The
photographic
dcparlment
of
the
piTe
list
for
the
fall
fair
eat.
Delicious
tor
any
meal
with
hot
milk
or
fruits.
The
Cansdian
Shredded
Wheat
Company,
Ltd.
Klir
Fill..
OnUrl.
Shredd
Wheat
Always
:
Welcome
I
1-:-
A
BOX
OF
Purdy's
Candy
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World
IDEAL
FOR
THE
HOME,
THE
PARTY
OR
THE
THEATRE
A
Toothsome
Delight
in
u
lleuiiliful
Hox.
All
Sizes.
All
Prices.
Sole
Agents
:-
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Third
Avenue.
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
DAILY
SALE
BULLETIN,
No.
2
We
are
offering
splendid
values
in
Chesterfields,
Divanettes
and
Couches
II
will
pay
you
lo
consider
this
fad
and
to
act
accordingly
during
our
Furniture
Sale.
You
cunnot
get
hetter
values
in
Ihe
whole
of
Northern
H.U.
.
BARRIES'
HOME
FURNISHINGS
Third
Avenue.
"Where
your
money
buys
the
most
have
made
come
true.
slog.i
ui
we
Bath
Room
Fittings
Towel
Uurs,
Soap
Dishes,
Tumbler
und
Tumbler
Holders.
Soap
'and
Sponge
Holders,
Tooth
Hrusli
Holder,
Hooks
for
Hie
Kalh
Kobe,
Hot
Water
Holllc
and
Shuviug
Slrop,
Whisk
und
Hrush
Holders,
elc.
Kvery
piece
guaranteed,
now
on
display
in
our
window,
Phone
3.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
P.O.
Box
1646.