Start
Jf.
Right
'lyuqrv
i
marie
only
by
syileinulie
planning,
but
don
I
overload
tin:
mind
with
iiiiiieccury
detail,
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A
DIARY.
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the
Office.
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to
piigc,
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itieiij
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75c
'tlent,
Calendar
yiunds
$1.00
An
out
of
the
Clal
ordinary
Thermos
Bottles
The
Oeuuiiie
Thermo
Hollies
are
tiMinlly
old
ul
a
i'd
prne
ihroujiliotil
Canada.
Iml
we
hae
perniin
lo
oiler
one
lyle
at
a
lug
reduction.
(nil
nine
Thermo
Holtle.
nkle
C.as"..
pint
nxe.
regular
proe
:.:0.
Spe-i.il
$2.00
IJuurl
iif.
reg'.lor
prire
ri.((0.
Spe
i.il
$3.75
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for
our
Calendar
for
1024
or
a
copy
of
Tides
and
Guide,
Free.
ORMES
LTD.
DISPENSING.
CHEMISTS.
The
Rexall
Store.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
SL
We
Prepay
Mall
Orders.
Nanaimo
-
Wellington
COAL
DOUBLE
SCREENED!
LASTS
LONGER!
Real
Satisfaction
Cheaper;
In
Long
Run!
NO
SHALE
OR
ROCK!
COAL
GUARANTEED!
PROMPT
DELIVERY.
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&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phone
109.
Phones
116
and
564.
Helgerson
Block.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
Dentist
.vi,-
X-RAY
SERVICE.
J'
Of
foe
Hour:
n.m.
to
0
p.m.
Open
Ku'iiing
ly
Special
Appoiiilincnt.
Let
your
Christmas
Money
bring
you
this
rare
gift
"Now
you
ran
.-.
ire
(lie
gifl
you
w.mled
liio-l
a
heauliful
walrh!
Ami
oii
can
ehooo
il
yourself
rroin
Ihe
latest
Vrealions
or
Ihe
(Irueii
Wnleh
Maker
(itiild
dainty
wrist
wntches
for
wonieii
and
sturdy
sirup
or
poekul
wati
hes
for
men.
We
have
a
liberal
assorlment
of
Ihese
fainoiis
timepieces.
Just
eome
in
ul-
V"r
eoiiveuieuee,
and
select
Hie
one
you
like
hest.
Prices
are
mid
up.
GRUEN
viMTHi
Bulger
&
Cameron,
Ltd.
HIS
SLUGGISH
LIVER
MADE
HIM
FEEL
DROWSY
AND
TIRED
ALL
THE
TIME
Wliru
your
llvrr
Irtroiiieii
lultl
I
ml
litacllr.-
Miur
wlwile
lu-alih
suffer.
I
ml
the
wiljr
way
you
rail
Kr(
hack
to
feeling
rictii
i
to
inl
your
liver
Mthl.
Tin
yoti
can
do
by
Out
ue
of
Mil
burn'
Uiil.lxr
I'll!
at
I
hey
will
stim
ulate
the
luitKlti
llvrr.
ilran
say
all
alc
ami
puitoiious
matter
from
the
)-
triii,
and
jTrvnit.
as
well
a
relieve,
all
nitiiiiratlHM
arlslnr
tnm
a
liver
thai
lias
ticciiiiie
Inactive.
Mr.
K.
Duel,
Kat
KWrrw'evlll.
N.U..
write:
-l
had
l-en
iroubjed,
wllli
my
liver
and
fell
ilroway
and
tired
all
tlw
Huh',
and
wan
unable
to
1i
my
work
with
an
uiforl.
1
look
four
Mllbuni's
Mia
Liter
I'iIIk
ami
today
I
am
a
dirrerriit
man.
and
would
not
lie
without
them
in
the
li'.me.
"
Millurn
-
l
in
r
nil
are
tic
ual
al
all
di-slrrs.
or
mailed
direct
in
r
ccl.
.rice
by
Tlir
T.
Mllburil
Til.
limited,
i-i'.nr..
Out.
GIRLS
TO
PLAY
HOCKEY
ABROAD
Fifteen
Young
Ladles
Sailing
i
From
New
York
Net
Week
1
Paying
Own
Expenses
i
f'lll.li:i.o.UA.
Jan.
.
Fif-jii'i'ii
AtiM-rican
irirls
will
sail
from
;Ni-w
Vnk
January
12
lo
seek
fi.'l.l
li
.rkc)
imiuii'M
in
Kiiglainl.
!
I'li'-y
are
ineiulxTs
of
t
lie
All
'I
uill-.
Slate
ti-ains
etee(ei)
al
tlie
li'TiMii
inien-iiy
luurflamenl
in
IllriJ
ri!
lo
represent
America
at
Mm-
internal
lotial
conijielilion
in
I.nndiMi
in
MuitJi.
Prior
to
i
tlit
iiileriialiioial
loiirnamenl
jlln')
will
tour
Holland,
Scolland,
Ireland
and
Wales,
playinc
a
-e-
ries
of
malrlie
with
t
lie
leading
elevcni".
'I"lnse
young
women
have
jlumked
passage
on
the
steamship
.Majt'slie.
llecmise
of
(lie
senrnily
of
funds
in
Hie
treasury'
of
the
National
Hirls'
Field
llix-key
As.
jsiMMalimi,
eaeh
member
of
Ihe
(team
will
pay
her
own
expenses
,1"
and
from
KngVaml.
While
iiliroa.)
they
will
he
ealcrlaitieil
by
Hi.-
Itritisli
lanis.
lliey
plan
lo
i
Hm
n
to
Ainerira
shortly
after
I
!
elne
of
the
International
i
tournament
Man
li
8.
The
i
hetiule
of
tiKilclies
fol
li'W.:
January
26.
All-Mngland
Tour,
i
n
K
I
'Mill
al
London;
30th,
Wet
al
Cliellfitham:
l
etiruary
2,
Mid
l.iii.l-
at
NothnKhant;
Clli.
North
at
s.iiithMirt
:
'.oh.
match
at
(Jlas
t-nw:
loth,
ma
tcli
at
Dundee;
jl!h.
I'Mrr
at
lletrat;
SOth,
mat-li
al
(Utrk;
23nl,
Sou
Hi
Wales
al
r.anhff;
SUlh.
Cambridge
L'ni-
v)sity
at
t'Jimhridge;
March
3
Oxford
I
niversily
id
Oxford;
01
b.
-.1.
I
ml.
l..i.....i;.....l
I
....
.
till
llllll
Olll,
III-(IUIR'II.II
IOU1
namenl
at
lmdoii.
Mr.
and
.
Mi
s.
Alex.
Melt.
Young
of
Prinee
llrorge,
who
have
been
visiting
their
oarr-uls,
Judge
and
Mr.
F.
Mell.
Yoiinf.
Fourth
enne
Kasl,
during
the
Christ
iuas
and
New
Year
.
season,
re
lumed
lo
Ihe
interior
on
the
eiclboiind
I
rain
last
niglit.
,iorhf
in
the
Dally
News.
Oulbran.in
Trad
Mark
At
the
End
of
a
Day
As
lliu
t'oll
unwinds,
music
works
Us
inugie.
dune
are
the
care
of
a
work-a-day
world.,
A
dear
old
tune
touches
(lie
chords
of
tender
memory
brings
hack
boyish
dreams
slirs
Ihe
fires
of
Inspiration.
Wlialever
your
mood
as
you
sit
down
before
the
OulbKiiiseu
registering
piano
you
find
It
sym-oallielir,
responsive.
For
il
Is
as
ready
lo
reflect
the
exuber
ance
of
youth
in
the
latest
and
gayest
of
popular
tunes
as
il
is
lo
free
the
majestic
musio
prisoned
in
the
score
of
a
composer's
masleiwoik.
We
invite
you
lo
our
store
today
and
try
Iho
tlullirnnsen
registering
piano.
A
few
momenta
will
reveal
Ihe
pleasures
it
offers.
We
will
gladly
explain
the
advantages
of
Us
many
exclusive
fealures.
Walker's
Music
Store
Ltd.
i
j
r
Try
NANOOSK-Wellinglon
or
Telkwa
Coal.
More
heal.
Less
soot.
Philpolt,
Kvitt
&.
Co.
tf
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
furniture
and
all
useful
articles.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
625.
If
.lull
n
Willman
arrived
in
the
rily
from
Usk
on
last
night's
I
nun
and
is
registered
at
the
Hotel
Prince
llupert.
Members
and
friends
of
the
tircal
War,
Veterans
are
invited
lo
a
smoker
al
the
Association
Itooms
on
Friday
evening
al
8
p.m.
Mitchell
Albert,
who
has
heed
in
the
city
for
the
past
few
days
on
business,
returned
lo
Van,
couver
on
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
(his
morning.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Colhursl
of
Terrace
reached
Ihe
city
on
last
night's
train
and
sailed
for
Van
couver
on
Ihe
Prince
Huperl
lhi
morning.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Little
ar
rived
in
Ihe
city
from
Terrace
on
last
night's
train
and
sailed
this
morning
by
the
Prince
llu
pert
for
Vancouver
on
a
holiday
trip.
Miss
Harbeaii
returned
lo
town
on
last
iiighl's
(rain
after
spending
Christina
and
bring
ing
in
llic.
New
Year
wilh
her
sister.
Mrs.
II.
S.
Sargent
at
llazelton.
Mrs.
Oluf
Hanson
sailed
thi
morning
on
the
I'rince
Jluperl
for
Sea
I
lie.
She
will
spend
month
visiting
with
relatives
and
friends
in
Washington
Stale
and
Alberta.
-
J.
S.
Hourrs,
accountant
of
Ihe
I'rince
Huperl
Hy-Products
Co..
Ltd.,
Tucks
Inlet,
sailed
(his
morning
on
the
Prince
llupert
for
Victoria
where
(!.
O.
llushby.
owner
of
the
plant,
is
spending
Ihe
wilder.
The
CP.
It.
steamer
Princess
Iteatriee.
Ca'pt.
CI
i
IT.
is
due
lo
arrive
in
port
from
ancouver
al
5
o'clock
to-morrow
morning
and
will
leave
on
her
reluru
I
rip
soulh
after
discharging
passen
gers
mid
freight.
Saturday
Specials.
Fifly
only
Itoastn
of
Heef,
as
cut.
Hump
run
si,
I
Or
per
lb.;
Hound
roast,
tor.
lb.:
Sirloin
roast.
15c.
lb.:
T-hode
roast
18c
lb.;
Sirloin
tip
'Or.
lb.;
Pickled
pork
hocks,
3
lbs.
for
25c.
Table
Sumdv.
Delayed
on
account
of
heavy
freight
handling
and
rough
weal
her
in
Ihe
norlh.
C.N.H.
steamer
Prince
Hiiperl.
Capl.
J.
MrKcrnan,
returned
from
iSleiv-a
it
and
Anyox
at
I0.:i0
this
morning
and
sailed
at
It
for
Vancouver
and
vyuy
ports.
Owing
lo
a
misunderstanding
customs
returns
published
ves-
llerday
aflernoon
were
made
lo
read
for
Ihe
year
l?3
.Instead
of
the
month
of
December.
The
lolal
of
rtdleclions
given
$01,-80U.II
was
for
December
IH23
as
compared
With
?20,22fi.7l,
Hie
total
for
December,
1022.
Terry
Orine,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
II.
Orme.
We
si
view,
sailed
this
morning
for
the
south
on
the
steamer
Prince
Huperl
bound
for
Vernon
where
he
will
resume
his
collegiate
studies
afln'
having
spent-
(he
Christmas
and
New
Year
holidays
here
with
his
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Weslaway
and
family
sailed
this
morning
for
tho
south
on
the
Prince.
Hu
perl
enro'u
I
e
lo
Salmon
Arm
where
Mr.
Weslaway
Is
going
Into
business
for
himself,
III
position
as
accountant
with
Geo.
D.
Tile
Co.
has
been
taken
by
w
L
Miicliuuzin
ECZEMA
ENDED
Ma4m
A.
Laririere
of
FtU
Buer,
iliii.,
aaffered
with
eezems
for
three
yeara,
aid
had
treatment
from
aereral
doetori,
all
of
whom
gate
up
tho
ease.
"rinIly,"
ah
aayi,
"I
went
to
a
apeeialiit,
which
eott
m
another
20,
bnt
I
waa
no
better.
"A
friend
advised
mo
to
try
Zam-Bak,
which
I
did,
and
for
which
I
have
ever
since
been
thank
foL
I
very
soon
felt
soma
relief,
and
perieverinee
with
Zam-Bak
completely
rid
me
of
tho
disease."
S.
S.
Magollin
left
on
llic
Irani
las
night
for
llazellon.
I'll
ere
were
no
halibut
arrivals)
al
ihe
Fisli
Kxchaiige
this
morn-!
tug.
Auction
Sale
Saturday
from
3
to
5
p.m.
and
from
7
to
10
P.M.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange,
Third
Avenue.
I
H.
Moore
returned
Its-
Ihe
cily
Ibis
morning
on
the
steamer
Prince
Itupcrt
from
a
business:
trip
to
Stewart
and
Anyox.
Hirhard'
W.
Pillsbury,
who
has
been
visiting
for
the
holidays
willi
bis
parents,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
J.
H.
Pillsbury,
Fourth
Avenue
West,
sailed
this
morning
by
the
Prince
Huperl
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
resume'
his
studies
at
the
University
of
B.C.
t'nion
steamer
Camosun,
Capl.
J.
Findlay.
arrived
from
Van
couver
at
i.H)
p.m.
today
after
experiencing
a
very
rough
trip
up
the
coast.
Passengers
for
Prince
llupert
included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
Wheeler.
The
Camosun
is
relieving
I
tie
sleamer
Venture
for
a
few
trips
while
the
latter
i
being
overhauled.
She
left
for
Port
Simpson
and
N'aas
Hiver
points
at
2
p.m.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pftnce
Rupert
i
January
4,
1914.
Track
laying
at
tho
cud
of
sli-el
has
been
held
up
for
a
few
days
awaiting
the
completion
of
a
small
bit
of
grading.
This
will
be
finished
this
week
and
I
rack
laying
will
start
again
on
January
10.
Track
will
be
put
down
to
Ihe
lower
end
of
Fraser
Lake
at
mile
338.
This
will
enable
the
contractors
to
get
their
supplies
in
over
the
ice
Iroiu
that
point.
The
Dominion
steamer
left
on
Saturday
with
mails
for
Skidegale.
Superintendent
W.
C.
C.
Mehan
is
having
a
new
sidewalk
made
o
the
slalion
ami
waterfront
aero..
the
O.T.P.
reserve
below
Sixth
Street.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
HELP
FEMALE
F.AHX
10
S0
a
week,
spare
lime,
home,
representing
music
publisher;
addressing,
mailing
music
orders,
circulars.
Send
I
Do
for
music,
information.
American
Music
Co.,
1
058
Hroadway,
Dept.
Ii-.'10,
N.Y.
If
...x..
einrl
.
..
n
n
n
I
.,
I
I
I.
il
iu
iiiiii
juu
immiui
gv:.
mr
daily
JJews
regularly,
call
in
anu
.
.
v.
:
v,
-
f
.
i,
Mn.i
u
:
i
.1
-
suuttnuu
lur
u
uuu
mite
u
ue
liverel
lo
vonr
'inme
It
CTiiiim
rvjauxajiai
H!Va1
CATARRH
I
the
BLADDER
hfcSamuM
bat.oam.ir
SEVERE
CUT
HEALED
Mr.
a
Osiley
of
Saskatoon,
who
attained
a
terrible
cut
on
his
leg,
sayi:
"Had
I
known
of
Zam-Duk
when
the
accident
occurred,
I
could
have
saved
myself
a
fit)
doctor's
bill
I
A
doctor
eewtd
op
the
eut
and
attended
me
for
five
weeks,
bat
the
woand
did
not
heal;
and
be
advised
mo
to
go
into
a
hospital,
"I
objected,
however,
and
used
Zam-Bak
instead,
and
in
two
weeks'
time
was
baek
at
work."
1
FrMnyr-Jimunry
4,
K,
TUB
DAILY
NEWS.
PAGE
TIWEE.
j
Local
aid'
IPersoaal
j
p
zSl
1?
U.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Haynera,
Undeitaktra.
Pboue
361.
it
Car
of
Telkwa
coal
received.
Consumers
Coal
Co-
I.ld.
5
L.
V.
Paimoic
left
on
llic
ca-lb'ound
train
last
night
for
Stnlllicrs.
Mrs.
J.
A.
(iibsou
of
Geurgu-
Itiwn
saik-il
thi,
morning
by
the
I'rincj
Itupcrt
for
Vancouver.
SAVED
OPERATION
"Father
developed
a
painful
sore
on
his
fsee,"
writes
Miss
N.
Lewis
of
Silver
Lake,
Oregon.
"Numerous
remedies
snd
treatment
from
several
doctors
failed
to
heal
it,
and
the
doctor
advised
an
operation.
Bomeone
advised
him
to
first
try
Zam-Buk.
A
fiw
applications
brought
relief,
and
continued
cae
of
Zam-Bak
entirely
healed
the
sore,
saving
father
from
an
operation."
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Llt
far
fx.au.
rlnrwarm.
Mil
rhrvm.
bftils,
ptmplra.
alrn.bcrt.
bloml-iioiMBinf
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pile,
cots,
braitrt.
krarof
and
Ksld.
All
dcalerf
B0c
bes.
tnfifi
S'oH
Ihill'l'.ll.
t.m.f
p.
KtJJkli
prvind
le.
turns
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la
la
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fr
tin
trial
tnl.
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
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Winter
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Sail
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,
26
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Leave
rrlnre
Huperl
8.1
S
pjn.
for
rill.vCE
GEORGE.
EDMomto.n,
WIN-MrEO,
ill
points
Eistern
Canada.
Uutteil
Slates,
AOENCT
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlekst
Offlcs,
S2S
Third
A
Prlncs
RupsrU
Phons
20.
i&
TANAniAN
PAf
Pf
PA
WAV
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
PrinceRupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
January
4,
18;
February
1,
15,
29.
For
.Ketchikan,
Wrsnsell,
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
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
Ruoert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Saltings
From
Prince
Huprt.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Ocsan
Falls,
and
Swanaon
las,
Tu.tday,
B
PJd.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
AI.M
Sly,
and
Swanson
Bay,
Saturday
Noon.
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Wsl.s
Island,
Sunday
S
PJal.
For
PORT
SIWPSON
and
Naaa
Rlfr
Cannsrlss,
Friday
A.M.
ttS
nrt
Avenue.
4.
Barntlty,
AgsnL
Prtoca
Rupn,
B.C
Stocks
and
Bonds
All
Victory
and
Government
Honds
Hoiight
und
ijold,
We
slill
have
u
few
shares
left
of
tl'V
PREMIER
MINE
at
$2.90.
This
is
the
greatest
dividend
producer
in
Giinadin
T.
McCLYMONT
Phone
Black
85.
Third
Ave.