Rupert
Coaster
Wagon
The
Best
Coaster
Wagon
rcird
in
v
tgou
(ii
Mir
ilv.
No.
010-
I2x-Wxfc
Nil
lit)
KJxsSxlO
Made
VACUUM
Bottles
Useful
Every
Day
in
the
Year
Price
75
cents
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
Store.
SMOKED
AT
ITS
F1SU
There
are
Juit
Two
Rule
to
Follow
to
Enjoy
the
BEST
Smoked
Fish,
AT
ITS
BEST.
Tlioe
llule.
arc
I
TBuy
''Rupert
Brand."
Hubert
ltruml
is
ulway
ue-literrd
to
(lie
sjtu
hi
clean
new
liovs
clearly
diuuped
"Itnpcrt
llruiiil."
2
Vrui
in(
unking
iaer.
rook
in
moderate
out
for
0
In
110
minute,
remme
paper
ami
cro
at
onre.
Four
Kinds
Breakfast
Kippers,
Bloaters,
Smoked
Black
Cod
and
Kippered
Salmon.
At
all
Fih
uml
Meal
Markets
am!
Urocer..
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Free
Delivery
In
Prince
Purity
First
'TJlROUGH
every
process
In
the
brewing
of
"Cascade"
ruos
the
predominating
thought
of
"purity"
it
jealously
guards
its
right
to
be
classed
as
a
"pure
tonic
beverage."
Think
of
that
when
buylrg
beer-then
you'll
INSIST
on
"Cascade."
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
UMITED
Hit
Meet
disc
wheel,
Willi
roller
henring
thai
annul
come
out
1
1
a
mi
all
steel
bolster
llurniiglily
braced.
'I'lit'
strength
ami
durability
of
this
wagon
i
i
1
1
1
1
1
al
ii
gliuirc
.
We
believe
il
In
lie
the
lrong-csl,
enie
.running,
best
-leering
wagon
made.
Ami
il
i-
reilainly
in
addition
Hie
higgcst
ulne
ever
of-
$7.40
$8.60
The
Pioneer
Druggist.
BEST
Rupert.
yf1
if
'hcBeerwUhmtiiPecr
This
advertisement
Ii
not
putdlsliod
or
displayed
by
the.
Liquor
Control
Itonrtl
or
ly
toe
'Joverumcat
ot
Urltlsli
Culuw
ta,
m
m
tyi
H
dTh
ere
an
ere
Th
rold
wines
of
Northern
Ob-Urio
broli
all
previous
records
to
th
month
of
Janaary,
when
they
prodocd
approximately
$2,100,000,
based
en
preliminary
reports
received
Iron
the
mines.
It
ii
reported
that
arrangement'
I
have
been
made
for
the
financing
of
a
1500,000
plant
in
Edmonton,
Alta.,
for
the
manufacture
of
paring
blocks
from
the
tar
sands
of
Fort
MeM
array.
.
The
first
of
the
private
for
aue-ition
sales
which
the
Hudson
Bay
Company
has
decided
to
hold
in
future
at
their
head
office
in
Mont-Teal
took
place
recently,
when
a
collection
of
various
furs,
estimated
roughly
at
25.000
to
(30,000
value,
i
put
up
for
sale
by
sealed
bids.
Grain
handled
at
the
port
of
Montreal
in
1923
totalled
120,013,-938
bushels,
the
largest
amount
shipped
throurrh
any
port
in
North
America
during
the
year.
Montreal
thus
maintains
for
the
third
con-
secutive
year
her
position
as
the
i
leading
zraio
exporting
port
of
tie
continent.
Dr.'
Geo.
H.
Locke,
chief
librarian,
Toronto,
at
the
request
of
the
Canadian
Authors'
Association,
has
undertaken
to
supervise
the
selection
of
volumes
for
the
Canadian
literature
exhibit
at
the
Britiih
Empire
Exhibition.
The
task
involves
the
gathering
together
of
500
representative
books
and
it
is
anticipated
will
take
about
a
fortnight
Frcm
all
indications,
the
potato
shipments
to
Havana
this
season
from
the
port
of
St
John,
New
Brunswick,
will
greatly
exceed
those
of
last'
year.
To
date
there
have
been
750,307
btnhels
snt
forward
In
twenty
steamers,
while
frdm
Sep-(
tember
1,
H22,
cntil
January
31;
1923,
a
total
of
505.663
bushels
were
shipped
in
seventeen
steamers.
With
heavy
enquiries
from
South
American
sources
for
Canadian
Tour,
millers
expect
to
see
their
ex-porjt
volume
substantia!')
increased
during
the
month
of
February,
as
compared
with
January.
This
movement
together
With
off"ri-gs
of
a
premium
for
wheat
at
Vancouver,
has
been
the
most
enco-jmgmz
trade
feature.o!
the
past
month
in
Winnipeg,
Mat..
Colonel
Geo.
H.
Ham.
of
the
Canadian
Ptrifif
Railway,
who
recently'
returned
frcm
Florida,
reports
that
Canada
mi
prominent!)'
featured
at
the
South
rtorida
fair.
he'd,
at
Tampa
some
time
agi.
A
very
striking
exhibit
of
Canadian
products
and
natural
reaource.i
wis
displayed
and
a
"Canada
Pa;-"
was
cH.Wat-ed,
all
of
whith
if
-vd
:
have
been
a
revelation
to
l'i
v'.io
attended.
BuffaV
mrt
frrm
the
park
a
Wainwright
has
re-vntty
hs.en
on
sfle
throu-liout
Ci
n'i
aid
ha
bfea
extrcrcely
re'l
i-iv;d.
It
!
described
a
res'in'ilinj
;eef
but
of
a
more
gam-'?
flavor.
C"Vernrant
officials
ct
lha
I"
meat,
with
hides
and
other
b.i:.alo
products,
will
beeorpp
a
r-gu
ar
rurt
of
income
to
the
people
of
Ca.iada.in
the
future.
Work
on
the
K
n
-tiI
dsm,
in
the
Prqvince
of
Quib...
is
reportH
as
progressing
very
rell.
aid
the
$2,000,000
work
lo:at-d
at
li:e
upper
part
of
the
Ss;riensy
River
are
expected
to
be
rompl'l")
vrithin
15
months.
As
a
result
of
these
works,
the
mills
operated
by
(he
Price
interests
will
be
kept
in
full
activity
during
the
nhole
yrar,
instead
of
partly
closing
down
in
the
winter
months,
as
thy
have
had
to
do
in
the
psst
More
than
$12.000.'000
worth
nt
equipment
was
addrJ
to
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway's
service
during
1!23.
Included
were
16
Pacific
and
20
Mikado
type
locomotives,
all
very
powerful
and
equipped
with
'
the
most
modern
devices
for
power,
speed
and
economical
operation.
Other
items
were
15
steel
baggage
cars,
12
mail
and
express,
15
first
class
roaches.
6
lafe-parlor
and
buffet-parlor
cars.
1.000
box
cars.
250
freight
refrigerator
cars.
300
roal
cars,
50
oil
tank
cars.
300
automobile
ears,
3ft
vans
for
freight
conductors
and
It
snuw-ploughs.
The
seventh
of
CanarVs
direction-finding
stations
was
recently
completed
for
s-rvice
by
the
radio
branch
of
the
Department
of
Marine
and
Fisheries,
to
asit
the
boats
and
ships
navigati-g
the
Bay
of
Fundy
and
the
roastal
waters
extending
to
Boston.
This
station
tends
lo
make
the
rcJt
favored
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
steamships
in
winter,
already
splendidly
equipped
with
safety
devices,
still
safer.
By
means
of
the
apparatus,
the
wire-!
less
operator
of
any
ship
in
distress
within
400
miles
of
the
Canadian'
shore
can
find
his
location
simply
by
pressing
a
spring.
These
stations!
bars
been
described
as
"a
Godsend
to
ns
rx"'ners.
'
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
.1.
V..
Lord,
North
Pacific;
J.M.
Smith',
Port
lvsinalnii
;
Charles
I'..
Carpenter.
Iiorreen:
A.
I.
.Vallieson,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
W.
Ilorwilt.
Salvus;
II.-
H.
lhirur
and
J.
(iillell,
Massell.
Central
A.
II.
Wilson,
Terrace;
J.
Searle.
U.N.
II.;
II.
Spaner,
.1.
Hrskine.
.1.
S.
May
and
O.
l-'lelclier.
Prinre
(teorue;
XeU
Pearson,
poekeporl;
A.
Hubert
son,
Port
Clement.
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
MM'lierson
who
were
married
in
Prince
(irorno
lal
week
returned
here
Sunday
and
have
tken
a
Mille
m
the
U'--'in
:ttiarlntiM:l-
TnR
TMTLY
NRWB.
Local
aod
Personal
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
--
Hayuers,
Undertakers.
Phone
351.
tf
Harry
Welfonl
i
leaving
this
afternoon
on
the
Cardcna
for
Vancouver
on
a
two
weeks
holiday.
Departmental
areouhtx
total-tin?
hC,()'J6.o()
wi'ru
passed
for
layiiient
by
the
eily
council
last
nighl.
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
furniture
and
all
useful
articles.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
652.
tf
Application
of
t
lie
Moose
Lodge
to
purchase
four
burial
IIoIm
in
Fairvfew
Ceinelery
at
a
total
post
of
$2
HI
was
granted
by
ttie
eily
council
last
night
on
recommendation
of
the
finance
commit
lee.
CX.lt.
steamer
Prince
Jolni,
Capt.
Xeil
McLean,
arrived
at
I
o'clock
(hi
miiriiiii
from
Van
couver
via
Hie
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
The
vessel
rHurns
couth
liy
the,
same
route
lomor
row
evening
at
H
o'elock.
Tli''
-v
i
i
m
1
1
1
1
1
1
sca-oii
opened
yesterday
al
the
Sail
Lake?.
One
"f
(lie
local
school
(earlier!
wax
iver
hi
a
canoe
and
took
a
di
and
deHare
that
.
(lie
water'
.
fine.
Ttie
lady
wa
Mi
Irene
Stewart
of
t
lie
Seal
Cove
school
staff.
Ttie
Mil
iilemnily
bylaw
cel-
lins
the
talAry
of
(he
mayor
al
l(i(l
anl
that
of
(lie
aldermen
al
3MO
each
and
al.o
iirovidiii'.'
for
deduction
in
eae
of
non-
al
tendance
al
regular
meetin-;
wan
filially
adopted
by
Mie
coun
eil
last
ni);lit.
Called
south
on
account
of
the
erious
illnc
of
his
mother,
who
is
not
expected
to
recover.
AM.
P.
I).
Macdonald
is
sailin?
(olay
for
Vaiteouver.
llurintr
hi
absence.
AM.
Maciioinilil's
tpyo-rrauhi'cal
ilutie-
will
be'
aumeit
by
C.
Thompson.
Ttie
C.X.
It.
ticke!
y
Aire
i
ad-vi-eil
(hat
all
caliiii
and
secoml
class
IraiM.
Atlantic
fares
are
about
to
be
inrrea-til.
All
those
wlm
liave
no
prfleetel
their
re-
serxalions
for
jiassase
lo
the
Old
Country
this'
'summer
with
dpoil
will
be
reijuired
to
pay
the
inereaseil
rales.
-
A
.report
from
(lie
Hoard
of
Works
rerommemliii?
t
lust
100,-
ooo
feel
of
lumber
be
houshl
from
(lie
Hi?
Hay
Lumber
Co.
a
a
price
of
(JSfiJSu"
per
(liousand
as
aili'ilcil
by
the
city
council
last
night.
Aid.
Perry
explained
I
hat
II
would
In;
gooil
business
lo
buy.
the
lumber
now
as
prices
were
riiuir.
Local
improvement
bylaws
it-nvilinj.-
for
the
construction
of
5-foo
cinder
walk
on
Fourth
ami
Ki?hlh
Avenues
Kasl,
Anew
Place
and
Utiusmuir
Street
were
introduced
and
given
their
first
readitijf
at
last
night's
city
council
meelinir.
The
bylaw
provide
for
the
payin?
of
the
cost
in
five
years.
.
SlalinK
I
hat
they
ilesitid
lo
liuilil
home
here
nnd
locate
pcr-mau-'iilly.
i.
S.
Sni.lal
and
P.
Itjoi-uou
wrote
lo
the
city
conn.
cil
last
night
making
application
lo
purchase
tax
ule
lots
15,
IG,
17
ami
IK.
blocK
20,
.section
7,
at
the
upset
price
f
.t7.Hi
each.
The
finance
ci.i'iinilir
was
gien
power
lo
act.
On
recommendation
of
Hie
Hoard
of
Work.,
the
city
council
last
niyhl
decided
In
ask
for
per
mission
of
the'
Canadian
Xa-lioual
Hallway
lo
construct
a
roadway
from
Seal
Coe
.Circle
at
Sixth
Avenue
to
I
he
present
plank
roadway
al
.
the
sawmill.
This
follow
a
widely
signed
petition
received
recently
from
residents
of
dial,
locality
askinc
I
hid
such
a
road
be
built.
Thn
local
improvement
bylaw
providinif
for
the
ri
inline
of
Seventh
Avenue
Has!
from
Mc-
llride
Street
lo
Hay.
Cove
Circle
in
a
similar
manner
to
Fifth
Avenue
Fast
was
further
advanced
at
lust
nk'lit'
council
meellntf-
Mayor
.Newton
report
ed
that
there
had
been
a
conference
wilh
the
Ratepayers
Association
which
had
objected
to
Hie
work
resulting
In
their
wilh-d
i
i
will
i
tin
t
objection-.
PAdR
THREB.
imimiMiimi!miiiiimmmmiiimiimrvwiiimiii;.wsaR
imiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
iiiiiiiii
mi:
ltev.
J
Oltlett
of
Massell
.
cached
the
eily
from
the
Queen
Oharlolie
Island
on
the
Prince
lolm
I
Iii
morniii?.
4
T.
McCulloch
arrived
from
Huckley
Hay
on
the
Prince
John
Ihi
morning
and
-will
sail
toil
it-III
on
the
Cardeua
for
Van-
eouver.
C.P.H.
steamer
Princes
Mary,
i'apl.
Ormisloii,
soutliliound
from
Skafiway
to
Vancouver,
was
in
port
from
12.30
lo
1.30
today.
The
American
halibut
schooner
Xorlh.
which
was
recently
reported
lost
in
northern
waters.
I
In
port
today
marketing
a
catch.
.
-
Capl.
W.
H.
Logan
of
Victoria
and
W.
A.
Wallace
of
Vancouver,
underwriter
.representatives,
and
J.
Cameron
of
Yarrows,
Victoria,
wlio
have
been
here
for
I
lit
past
few
day
in
connection
willi
the
letting
of
the
contract
for
repairs
1
1
Hie
damaged
Canadian
'.iiiUh.
relumed
south
on
the
"rinei
ss
Mary
tins
afternoon.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Methodist
blaster
Sale.
Tea.
sewing.
home
cooking.
Hcd
Cio.
Hut,
April
5.
-
.
Iloyal
Purple
Kaslcr
Ilaiaar
il
Sale
of
Home-.Cooking,
April
Hill
CO
Chapter.
I.O.n.K.
Amateur
Theatrical,
April
14.
Oueen
Mary
Chapter
I.O.D.i:.
DalTodil
Hall,
Kaster
Monday.
If
,1'tks'
Minstrel
Troupe.
First
'
May
1.
T.R.C
TtastttM's
RWiaitic
Csttaltt
For
Rbeumatiim,Lnmba(o,
Sciatica
and
Neuritis,
Canada's
standard
tern-edy
is
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules.
T.R.C's
stop
the
pain
by
removing
from
the
sys-(tem
the
original
cause.
Send
u
10c
for
a
generous
tmple.
Give
90c
and
the
coupon
we
encloie
wilh
each
ample,
to
your
drug
gi.t
and
he
wilt
give
you
a
full
sire
$1.00
boa
ol
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules.
TEMPLETON
CO..
TORONTO
T20
For
Ssle
by
Ormes
Ltd.
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,
March
12,
26
PASSENGLR
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Leave
Prince
Rupert
4
5
pjo.
for
mi.NCE
GEORGE.
EDMONTO.X,
WI.Y
MPEG,
sit
points
Esslern
Canada.
L'uiitkJ
Slates.
AOENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Clt,
Ticket
Offkt.
B2S
TlilrS
As,
Prlnc
RuptrU
Phon
260.
CANADIAN
B.C.
Coast
Sailings
S.S.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
March
11,
21,
April
1,
11,
22
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
March
7,
17,
28,
April
7,
18,
28
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
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
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Prince
Rupert.
Fee
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Oc.an
Falls,
and
Swanson
Bar,
Tustdsi,
S
P.SS,
Foe
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alsrt
Bay,
snd
Swsnson
B,
Salurdsf
Noon.
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Wilts
Island.
Sunday
S
P.M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
snd
Niss
Rler
Cannsrlts,
Frlds,
A.M.
!!
Snd
Avenue.
J.
tUrnO.i,
AgsnL,
Frloce
Rupert.
B.C
DAILY
SALE
BULLETIN,
No.
8
Dun'l
live
like
a
Cave
-num.
We
wdl
Make
Your
Home
Beautifm
and
BBsssssHEEm
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Winter
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Sails
from
Prince
Rupert
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
Services
from
Prince
Rupert
attractive
Our
Furniture
is
distinctive
In
it's
ipinlity
mid
price.
.
Ilomeinbcr
our
Hale
ends
on
Sutunlay,
lTilh.
BARRIES'
HOME
FURNISHINGS
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.