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Doctor
QOOUt
MAMt
POWDERED
WHOLE
MILK
The
Purity
is
Certain
Rlildly
tMted
and
packed
In
alr.tlttht
Una
that
rlimiiutt
any
poMlbUHy
of
contamination
atk
your
doctor.
CANADIAN
MILK
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
MONTREAL
TORONTO
WtNMrtO
lit
'?
.
Sold
by
RUPERT
TABLE
SUPPLY
CO.
r
fulfillment
of
.
original
tt.T.P
plans.
Th?
Hoard
was
indebted
lo
Hon.
T.
I).
Pattullo,
C.
II
Orme.
Olof
Hanson
and
S.
J
McLeod
for
voluntary
and
able
services
as
delegate
and
to
Fred
Stork,
M.P.
and
F.
fi.
Daw
son
who
made
arrangements
for
interviews
and
aided
the
dele-pales
In
every
way.
Outstanding
Evant
The
initial
visit
of
inspection
Kif
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
presi
dent
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
llailways.
had
been
perhaps
the
outstanding
eent
of
interest
during
the
year,
Mr.
nibbons
report
slated.
Results
of
that
viit
were
Ihe
agreement
of
Sir
Henry
to
re
commend
the
operation
of
small
boats
out
of
Prince
Fluperl,
th
construction
of
a
suitable
hotel
and
the
securing
of
a
steamer
In
develop
Alaska
trade
through
the
port.
Sir
Henry
had
also
promised
to
"lake
a
shot"
at
an-elevator
when
he
went
East.
Ar
rangements
for
benefit
of
the
lumber
traffic
had
also
been
made
including
a
reduction
of
rail
rales
from
interior
points
lo
Prince
R
11
perl.
The
promises
of
!S"ir
Henry,
it
seemed,
were
being
Implemented
as
ranidlv
as
good
business
permitted
authority
had
been
given
the
superintend
ent
of
the
C.O.M.M.
to
procure
the
port's
strategic
position.
Eatantlal
InduaUlaa
The
report
referred
lo
the
In
crease
i;a-c
io
of
over
urr
four
lour
million
million'
i
of
the
CVIl.
warehouse
and
tisej
nf
the
shipyard.
't
he
iirincinal
item
in
Ihe
pub
lic
works'
category
was
Hid
con
tinued
striving
for
a
road
leading
out
of
the
city.
Progress
had
been
made
in
that
an
agreement
had
been
reached
between
It
he
provincial
government
and
the
t!T.P.
Development
Co.
a
lo
share
of
cost.
At
the
instance
of
the
Hoard,
repairs
had
also
been
made
lo
the
Cow
Hay
road
by
I
lie
provincial
government.
The
Hoard
had
been
largely
instrumental
in
the
sending
to
Ottawa
of
a
delegation
which
interviewed
Hie
federal
cabinet
and
railway
authorities
on
port
development.
'Premier
King
had
expressed
sympathy
with
any
move
that
woul.l
be
niaite
lir
Ilie!"'
THE
DAILY
NRWB.
Faliirdny,
January
5,
ir
j
linAUB,
BUAnV
PRESIDENT
11123
llll.l
t-m.n.n.n.l.t
II,
ABLY
REVIEW
ACTIVITY
rrinedyliiK
nt
unmo
or
the
system
OF
DISTRICT
PAST
YEAR,
jcmployed
in
handlimr
the
gnso-"
I''"''
,,,x
rebate,'
The
pnssihitily
V,."..,,.,.,,
,,,.,
wne.j
(or
liav
"f
list
rcnmr,1
ifiif.i
Hie
mi-
i
n
itnlv
i
ii.
U1IIJ
jindehled
to
the
unfailing
court-'0"
linlilmt
entering
lh
Scsy
of
oflleials
and
employees
of
Males.'
had
received
a
the
dry
dock
and
cojd
slorairo,
ur,'a'
,1,,al
,,f
nl'pntinn.
The
only
.
...
......
I
'
.allr..ftl....u
'
K-.lll
i
tl
nlanls
whenever
vlIU
im
nni.i
'l''W,lory
Wlllrmenl.
in
.Mr.
Ilo
Ihose
establishments.
jn,i",'""t'
opinion,
would
come
jvipw
of
Ihe
probable,
increase
of
'hfuigh
'renty
arrangement
tourist
Irallip
this
wnv.
Mr.
ill...r"r
a
number"
of
years.
A
eon-
bnns
recommended
Hint
the
fi.
iX.lt.
be
tinted
to
complete
enn-jslruction
of
its
proposed
hotel
ias
soon
as
imsstlile
and
arrange
for
heller
spmce
in
showing
lnurils
the
various
attractions
and
advantages
of
the
ditrjct.
The
provincial
pnvernnirht
should
he.
irged
In
make
Improvements
at
the,
Hall
Lakes
novvlhal
it
ha
acquired
the
property.
The
Hoard
has
alo
teen
active
in
publicity
work
and
had
published
leaflet
and
hnnklets
which
had
hecn
widely
circulated.
Picture-
pl
cants
advertising
I'rinre
lluperl
a
a
grain
outlet
hail
alo
lippn
sent
In
members
of
Hie
federal
house,
prairie
legislatures
and
other
public
men.
Items
of
Development
Mention
was
also
made
in
the.
report
to
the
inauguration
of
a
iiranp-i'arinr
lran-l'arilic
freight
irripni
servir
service
All
advertising
should
he
in
The
Dailv
'iw!
("iff;
reding
p.ihlication.
All
advertising
received
snhject
In
approval.
.,.r
assembly
wharf,
completion
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Distinct
Loss
In
Resignation
Of
Gouin.
Saturday.
January
5,
1921.
Willi
the
resignation
on
account
of
ill-health
of
lion.
Sir
l.onier
fiouin,
minister
of
justice,
the
cahinel
of
Premier
.Mai-keiirie-
King
has
suffered
a
distinct
Jos.
llavinir
a
hmu
pxr.pri
ence
in
pidilie
affairs
and
a
successful
practice
of
the
legal
pro-
ies-ion
nehind
him,
the
lirilliant
lrencht'.aiiadiaii
minister
was
prc-em,inently
quanfied
Tor
the
posl
which
he
held
ami
it
will
c
a
oiiuciiii
niailer
to
rind
an
equal
to
succ?ed
him.
It
is
to
be
hoped,
however,,
thai
Sir
Lomer's
health
will
become
o
improved
that
he
will
hebire
long
be-
able
to
return
lo
the
realm
ftf
active
political
service
in
which
h-
has
mi
Ion?
and
effieipntk-
erveu.
Uoupled
with
this
hope
comes
another
that
Don.
V.
S.
i
ieiuing,
minister
or
finance,
who
has
been
serjouMy
ill
of
late
(may
not
ne
required
to
give
up
his
cahinel
duli?.
With
the
loss
of
these
veteran
ministers,,
the
Federal
cabinet
would
lose
perhaps
its
two
most
able
members
and
the
loss
to
Canada
executive
administration
would
be
serious
indeed.
Weather
Figures
.
.
.
.
'
"
"
Were
Misleading.
'
'
'
!
The
record
of
128.71
inches
of
rain
havinsr
fallen
in
Ppinpp
unpen
niiring
mJ
may
give
a
very
misleading-
opinion
n
tn
Hip
actual
pleasantness
of
the
weather
in
this
city.
While
official
ngnres
are
nut
at
hand
lo
verify
it,
Ihe
statement
might
safely
be
hazarded
that
Prince
Rupert
enjoyed
as
much
if
not
more
actual
sunshine
last
summer
than
it
did
in
any
summer
previous
despite
the
fact
that
the
total
rainfall
for
the
yenr
was
higher.
Having
remembrances
of
the
beautiful
summer
in
their
minds,
many
residents
expected
that
the
total
rainfall
record
for
IH23
would
he
lower
than
average,
fireat
was
their
surprise
than
when
Ihey
learned
it
was
really
greater.
The
continuous
precipitation
during
the
months
of
November
and
December
when
nearly
0
inches
fell
was
responsible
for
the
high
total.
However,
there
is
some
comfort
in
the
knowledge
that
while
we
flight
have
had
ourheaviest
jear's
rainfall
in
IU23
w
also
probably
had
our
highest
total
of
Miii-hine
in
s
year.
Parents
More
To
Blame
Than
Children,
Helen
Gregory
MeCSill,
Judge
of
the
Juvenile
Court
in
Vancouver
recently
wrote
an
articleVovrring
phne
of
her
work
from
which
we
quolc:
If
mothers
and
fathers
will
not
or
can
not
show
children
how
lo
be
upright
and
decent
citizens,
not
only
the
child
is
Ihe
victim,
but
the
whole
community
suffers.
Every
child
has
a
right
lo
a
proper
moral
training,
and
in
the
juvenih
court
where
parents
will
nol
try
to
impart
it,
thev
can
be
pnh
ihed
for
not
doing
o.
Sometimes
the
child
can'not
lie
taught
,ui
its
own
home
because
the
parents
themselves
ar3
immoral
or
weak.
So
Ihe
work
of
the
Juvenile
Courts
is
first
to
show
the
way
and
then,
enforce
the
following
or
it
under
discipline
and
supervision.
Child
offenders
are
not
called
criminals,
but
delinquents,
and
they
are
tried
entirely
bv
themselves.
The
court
Vol
an
"open"
court,
Ihe
trials
are
private
and
no
one
outside
Of
Ihe
children,
theip
nnrnnl
nnrl'l
--.-....
....v.
I
.
tm-J
Utile
MJ,
llin
I
,
1
be
present
wilhout
ii
the
permission
nf
the
judge.
No
names
mav
,w0
"""H
hoals,
plans
were
be
or
pwiuisneo
wiinout
mat
permission,
and
practicallv
it
is
nevcry"
rnipicieii
Tor
an
Alaska
K"e".
sipamer
ami
bote
.
"I
ntn
fair
ly
convinced
that
a
grant
eleva
lor
i
ns
assure,!
for
this
year
as
it
is
possible
for
a
crovern
ment
dependent
upon
the
voting
funds
nf
parliament
to
rommfl
itself,"
this
section
of
the
report
concluded.
The
visit
nf
Sir
Henry
Thorn-Ion
had
aNo
left
the
impression
dial
the
C...Il.
was
under
capa
ervalion
treaty
between
the
two
Icounlries
was
practically
coin-
pieieii.
Arrangements
might
at
so
be
made
cu-incitlcntully
for
equalily
in
markclinz
t
tie
fish
(hit
of
a
total
salmon
pack
for
H.C.
in
U?,t
of
l.3ll.8l
cases,
875,807
cases
had
been
put
Hp
in
District
No.
2.
The
advap'nge
of
Ihe
district
tn
sockeye
packing
was
still
more
marked.
The
pack
in
District
Xo.
J
of
soekeyp
had
been
?85,-!ri:i
cnpS
out
of
a
total
for
the
pmvinre
nf
:i:il,ril?
cases.
Mining
Activity
All
producing
mines
of
1022
hint
cMilinurst
in
I'Ji.'l
and
mon
capital
hud
eonie
mlo
Ilie
district
for
development.
'the
greatest
new
deeopineul
of
the
year
bad
been
at
the
Dulhie
Mine
on
IIiiiNoii
Hay
mountain.
Already
a
substantial
shipment
had
hern
inn.
In
.from
it
through
.Prince
Ituperl.
tVingratulations
were
tendered
by
Mr.
Oihhons
to
flic
provincial
govprnmpnt
on
thppxcrllenceof
its
annual
mln-
jlnsr
report
which
had
resulted
J
in
tne
inspection
or
many
pro
perlies.
Agriculture
in
Ihe
district
had
beconi
self-sustaining
and
ini
porialions
of
iMitaloe
and
vege
tables
from
Ihe
south
had
gien
way
almost
entirely
In
local
produce,
a
belter
system
of
handling
Hulkley
Valley
beef
had
obtained.
Further
initustri.il
activity
was
necessary
in
market
pxpaniin
as
far
as
the
district
wa
concerned.
Lumbar
Induatry
Irr
Ihe
lumber
industry
there
had
been
a
very
marked
in
creae
in
the
district
during
tl;3.
The
cut
of
saw
logs
had
lrrrcaed.
from
102.000.000
feel
in
iJm
l!)2
o
0er
I7.'.000.000
feel
railnav
railway
company
rnmn.-inv
tnivnls
towards
If.
the
Ia'
'"ar-
lnlracts
were
now
being
filled
between
Prince
H11
pert
and
Cudakn
for
1.000.000
lie;
and
from
Kndako
east
to
Ilia
Alberta
bonier
thpre
would
be
approsfmately
flhotlier
800.000.
A
total
of
3,151.066
feet
nf
lumber
had
gone
Ihrough
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
Oriental
markets
during
the
year
and
the
United
Stales
mar
kd
had
taken
practicallv
the
entire
product
ion
of
the
Masett
Timber
Co.'
extensive
plant
at
Hurkley
Hay.
n
addition
there
were
some
rail
shipments
l!as
from
mill
along
the
line
of
Ihr
aN.lt.
this
develonment
development
and
and
the
the
be
efforts
of
the
Hoard
should
be
expended
In
this
direction.
A
shortage
of
rheap
power
was
however,
one
of
the
most
seriu
handicaps.
Othae
AcllvlLUa
Other
activities
of
the
Hoard
during,
the
year
had
been
lo
wards
securing
a
daily
mail
ser
vice,
the
distribution
of
mal
north
of
here,
the
erection
of
suitable
ingof
a
bridte
across
I
ho
ftkeena
at
terrace
and
this
work
wn
oi
N0
MORE
WEAK
AND
DIZZY
SPELLS
Slnca
She
Uaad
Price
Changes
of
Dr.
Chase's
Medicines
By
increasing
the
contents
of
the
boxes
the
cost
to
the
user
remains
unchanged
THIS
rerisionof
prices
affects
only
the
contents
01
uie
dox
win
be
55
instead
of
25
pills
as
formerly.
three
of
Dr.
Chase's
Medicines
the
Kidney-Liver
Pills,
Nerve
Food
and
Catarrh
Powder.
In
spite
of
the
constantly
increasing
cost
of
doing
business
ever
since
Dr.
Chase's
Medicines
were
placed
on
the
market
many
years
ago
there
has
been
no
change
in
the
prices
of
these
three
medicines
to
the
consumer.
It
has
now
become
absolutely
necessary
to
make
some
changes,
but
this
has
been
worked
out
in
such
a
way
that
the
cost
to
the
user
remains
the
same.
The
slogan
for
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
will
therefore
remain
"
One
pill
a
dose
One
cent
a
dose,"
for
while
the
price
will
be
35
cents
instead
of
25,
OLD
BOX
25
The
same
applies
to
Dr.
Chase'i
Nerve
Food,
which
will
sell
at
60
cents
a
box
instead
of
50
cents,
since
the
contents
of
the
box
is
now
60
pilla
instead
of
50.
With
the
exception
of
Dr.
Chase's
Catarrh
Powder,
which
is
now
35
cents
a
box,
the
prices
of
Dr.
Chase's
other
medicines
remain
unchanged.
Dr.
Chase's
Almanac
has
now
been
matleel
and
distributed
to
practically
every
home
in
Canada,
1,550,000
copies,
if
you
did
not
receive
yours
kindly
advise
us
and
we
shall
mail
yoa
a
copy
free
of
charge.
Edmonson
Bates
&
Co.,
Limited,
Dr.
Chase
Building,
Toronto.
D?
CHASES
KIDNEY
LIVE
PILLS
ONE
PILL
A
DOSE
ONE
CENT
A
DOSE
NEWB0X
placed
fully
by
the
pnurd
before
plow
w.
o'
i;
die
Im,
yeieriiay
itr
Tlie
rlear
g
Die
Hoyal
raln
Uimntlssinn.
as
far
as
Shame
ami
la.
:fic
t
.
arks
il
lafct
lb
w
The
Hoard
hail
rronerrd
fi-
clear
Ilie
ilnfi
srlOU
ffliin
Ilia
ir.m
fit
I
tfc
.
'
I.
i
ha
i
.
nancLitly
due
to
the
increase
of!
1
membership
and.
with
all
bills
paid,
a
Working
surplus
was
leftj
to
carry
on
the
fight
lo
adver
tie
the
district,
prevent
liartn-1
ful
legislation
and
promote
the
business
interests
of
the
ineni-j
hers.
KxpresMns-
regret
at
be;
resignation
of
G.
V.
Kviit
eerc-l
tary,
Mr.
(iibbons'
renort
ae-
.
.
.
1
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was
sjrnply
a
matle.of
lime
"n7
L
'
U"U
n"
eint
'U,r
fore
more
nnln
mill.
..
,,
had'
Kiven
the
Hoanl
for
years.
Rupert
was
Ailally
interested
In
L.
,n,',,n
!'
r'mt'
Mr-this
l-.i
lbb,,n"
tft'rrl
rt
"ry
co-operation
that
had
been
given
him
by
all
members.
It
had
been
an
honor
In
serve
a
president
in
I9J3.
The
Canadian
National
snow
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X
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federal
office
buildinirL.f.'Ji?1
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br
t
and
securins
of
vii
from
Ihe
Utm
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mr
ii
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had
chamnioned
Ihe
builTt
tnnval
nf
limh
ruriiH-r
ruruirr
Nriirulart
psruraiar
of
or
tn
ih
Chlf
Chlf
rvr.
rvr.
1
.
ready
under
way.
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case
of
J''
it
pt.tnM
rnrrir,
Prinee
li..,rt
h.l
VV
.
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MILSURN'S
HEART
AND
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m
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THwlrt
will
h
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ur
nxt
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were
show-i
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were
bound
io
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bvn
intMMM
m
MiiiMim.
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mflcclfl
on
he
port
of
Prince
ynt
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m
TIMBER
SALE
X
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operating
properly
full
ndvant.p
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would
have
lo
be
taken
nf
M
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any
er
diur
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the
ho
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harbor
!.-.
here
and
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ni
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mrdlrln.
tu
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Pounds
,
halibut
fares
TCOi
Sffi
.
.tMl?i
PURDY'S
nivuuvi
The
Autocrat
of
the
CANDY
World
e
are
sole
agent
for
Punly'a
Fnmous
r.hoci,!
!r
and
Candy.
Made
in
Vancouver.
Thrr
i
nolinng
)f
in
Ihe
world.
A
lox
of
Purdy
makes
a
dslightful
gi
I
nil
limes.
Slnrt
the
N-w
Year
in
Ihe
right
sturll
mid
f
,e
your
molher,
sister
mid
sweellicarl
a
hot.
ALL
SIZES.
ALL
PRICES.
THE
CANDY
IS
DELICIOUS
AND
THE
BOX
IS
BEAUTIFUL.
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Thlrrl
Auinna
-
W
Cath
Cheques.
SOMETHING
NEW
KYANIZE
SANITARY
FLOOR
ENAMEL.
nmiJ.ieWin",,,,,r.rere"1
f,ni,h
for
ntmn
that
s
wnhnl.lc
enril
rard.
Pint!
di
!
'Un1
"''
tumble.
,sk
for
r
;:nr
Quart
g1"2o
Half
Oallon.
...
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Te1,3'
We
Deliver.
Box
1648.
wno
LtLUJKAItU
RAIN
COATS
Manufacturer'.
Sample.
j
E
lanJ
CALL
AND
SEE
THEM
STEVE
KING
-
Phone
Green
85
Third
Avenue