Monday
February
11,
1021.
W
VALENTINE
DAY
February
14,
1924
'
GREETING
CARDS,
POSTCARDS,
HEARTS,
CUPIDS,
ARROWS,
CUT
OUT8
IN
GREAT
VARIETY,
DENNISON
CREPE
WITH
LARGE
HEARTS.
Il
Mm
wih
to
make
ytiir
own
Valentin
we
have
(lie
g
-
mi
die
Valentin'
Hfil
Mai
flock,
and
supply
of
gummed
.
.!-
to
derorate
willi.
iileuliuc
i-
tin-
c
liildrcn'
day.
The
cost
is
a
trifle.
Li-1
Hi
mm
rnjo
UiemsdyfK
They
will
tie
I'liiliIi'tMi
but
owe.
Mall
order-
lnmunli'il
-.nut'
day
as
received.
PULFORD'S
CREAM
of
OLIVES
50c
(Jurr
Chapped
r
Cro
ki
i
ll.md.
Ch.ifiug.'
Sop-nc,
D'&i'lrtrTluiiglNir.
Hi-dnes
.mil
all
irritahuu
of
tin-
-kin.
Ati-'Ar,
alter,
sliming
itml
lur
keeping
I
hand
in
got
omJittoii
it
i
unequalled.
"V
FREE
TO
ADULTS
ONLY.
(;..'!
in
mid
get
a
in.
bottle
fr-e,
so
thai
you
Hiay
lr'
it
eulnwirelf.
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
Store.
The
Pioneer
DruggisL
SMOKED
FISH
AT
ITS
BEST
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
Dentist
X-RAY
SERVICE.
Office
lio
n-
f
a.m.
In
n
p.m.
Open
livening
lv
Sjii
i
iul
Appointment.
A
A
There
are
Just
Two
Rules
to
Follow
to
Enjoy
the
BEST
Smoked
Flh,
AT
ITS
BEST.
T
sr-c
Mulct
are--
I
Buy
''Rupert
Brand."
Rupert
llmnd
i-
alw.tv
de-Inrn-il
In
I
he
lnr
in
i-lcim
ut'W
mi'
clearly
-l.lHII
Cll
"HhimtI
liiuiid."
Wrap
in
cooking
'it.
k
iii
muderale
over
for
?il
to
:M
fiitiidf
-.
remote
paier
mid
serve
al
on
re.
Four
Kindt
Breakfast
Kipper,
Bloaters,
Smoked
Black
Cod
and
Kippered
Salmon.
.l
.ill
Im-Ii
.ohI
Mf.il
M.irki'l-.
.mil
I
inner,
y
r
-
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Phone
109.
Hclgerson
Block.
REED
CHAIRS
&
ROCKERS
Upholstered
In
Attractive
Cretonnes
add
charm
to
your
Living
Room.
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
TELKWA
COAL
$11.00
BULK
ON
WHARF
$12.50
BULK
DELIVERED
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
110
and
564.
HER
CHILDERN
HAD
WHOOPING
COUGH
Tliii.
i.
hiif
i
if
iim-
luoM
dmiieroui
dl
ease,
of
I'biUlirn.
II
(Uru
with
fever
(11(1
roujrtl.
Tins
courti
li
tl
flrit
klKrrt
nd
-Imij'.
but
induilly
Inrreinri
la
evnny
ud
(WJDr
la
uddrn
rpiMun,
voiiiiiiiii
f..l,,,
i
ttd
ometliiln
there
it
iwe
hhrd,
Uh-
dilld
turni
livid
In
(he
fire.
Hie
((
iimir
If
they
would
hurt
irmu
their
market",
iwl
niff'Millon
win.
iiiiiuiueni
tut
relief
l
InmtM
on
hy
HI
""VllHHrfl
"
or.
Wid'(
Jlurwiy
Itiie
ffyrtip
will
rlr
the
brutichtel
ml
f
I
lie
eallerted
luotiHM
util
Hnil
Kd
Hilhl
iy
t
the
Mrltliiir
tuutu.
and
in
i
(h'trt
lluic
iHhe
II
dliiMr.
Mr.
I..
Amfcrane.
Sarnw.
oiit..
write:
"My
Utile
une
Kere
butto
li
with
Ikj
luff
nmitt.
I
read
hrre.
Ir
WimkI'i
Mr
way
I'liie
Syrup
wm
(rimd,
iml
I
unly
uw1
li
Inttllet
nd
ttwjr
were
belter.
I
)mi
rhr.Mii.-
hrnneblU
fur
three
yeir
(lid
lrlel
i-t.Dtlnnr
until,
finally,
I
rut
"lr,
WiHr".
I
wniiM
but
Ir
wKhout
IhU
reined)."
I'lirr
:ir,i
i
l..dil,
lrK"
fimlly
lie
HI
"I
I.v
h
Thr
T.
Milhurtl
Co.,
Illlll.'ll.
.
TMlllil.
I
NEW
RADIO
IS
ALMOST
READY
$7,000
Set
Will
be
In
Operation
Next
Week
at
Dlgby
Island
lli.'
ih'm
null
iiimiuii
wave
raiJio
wliu-li
i
lie-iiiK
iintlalU'd
al
lnyliy
l-laiul
wiri'leiot
elaliou
will
in
wui-k
iiijr
order
next
tti'i-k,
il
i.
offii'ially
aniioiiii"il.
,
1
lie
(il
of
tin-
iiolruilll'lil
I
a..i
"Ximalfly
;.IHH.
II
in
t
lie
vi-y
laical
HiIiik
in
radio
traiiH.
in
i
-
i
ii
ami
wild
it
the
local
la-liiin
will
In-
alile
ti
roHuinwatc
clin
i
i
hiIIi
Vhucimimt
and
Vic-j'liiui
an.
I
i.ihi-i
laliiit(i
on
Uie
'
I'UI
.
TIMBER
RESOURCES
DESTROYED
BY
FIRE
Durum
li''J
lli.
ic
were
18W
twrnt
fiv
wliii'h
ci
(j.-.'.l
uvfr
50.3OII
ai-ii--.
of
wlncti
I5.9IMI
ki-ivk
cairicl
-alealile
luulier.
and
7.IMMI
a-r'
valnaiile
k"ih1
Ifrtiwtli.
I'lie-MF
fin
caud
de-
-qtllpiiOMil
:iii.
t.iluM'
fiuiiw
of
m..pily
(.
U-
ii-iil
if
;J5..
linn.
r
Hi
rtrv
J5
prr
rnl
";
I
li.v
liu
man
aaiiry.
;!!
!af..Jy
i'lcvi-iitalile.
BOOK
VIA
C.N.R.
FOR
EMPIRE
EXHIBITION
j.i
i
i.il
,ii
rami
'iiirntc
are
ma.li-
;i
m.I
ail.liliunal
ilfam-
-liii!
iifT
icral'l
liv
the
Wlnlr
Star.
Cnnard
and
Anclior-liiall"ii
lines
!
handle
Wiur-il
ildlrina
in
vitit
the
Urit-i-h
Kmpire
K.xpuKition
in
Kn;-land
I
liu.
kuninier.
Close
eon-iiecii.in
rr
made
liy
the
Canadian
Nalmnal
llaitway
wilii
lrMtHrw
of
Hif-
linen
at
Allan-tie
wa
-port
.
l'aHrlK
secured
and
full
information
at
Cify
Tic-iel
noire.
Catiadian
National
Hailway.
52K
Third
Avenue.
I'rinre
Itupert.
III'..
Plmne
SCO.
NEW
LAMP
BURNS
04r
AIR
Beats
Electric
or
Gas
A
new
ml
lamp
Dial
irive
an
miiitrinply
lirilliaol,
so
ft,
while
liahl,
I'lfii
ImUm-
than
sas
or
elwlni
ily,
ha
heen
leeleil
hy
the
I'M.
i"eiiiinetit
and
35
Iwullim
tilth
r!-Mtie.
and
fouud
to
he
mi-periiT
lo
10
ordinary
oil
.lamps.
II
burn
without
odor,
smoke
or
not"
-no
iiiiiiianp
ij
ii
simple.
clean,
xafe.
Hum
v
air
and
5
ciininiim
kerosene
(emal
oil).
I
he
inventor,
(i.
A.
Johnson.
ritiS
Mcliennol
Ave.,
Winnipeg,
i
orferins
In
send
n
lamp
on
10
days
J'ltKK
trial,
or
even
to
give
'lie
l'ftl'.K
In
the
first
user
in
isu
li
Inralily
who
will
help
him
itilroijtice
ii.
Write
III
Hi
toitav
fir
full
particulars-.
Also
ask
him
f"
explain
how
you
ran
pel
the
i
K
"
y
.
miii)
willmut
experience
or
nmney
make
250
to
$500
per
month.
SubiTiho
for
the
Daily
News.
IllisV
herself.
txiv
nAtt.v
tiw-vua
.
Local
awl
Personal
J
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Hayoers.
351.
Undei
takera.
Pbou
If
Dry
ciilar
kindling
wood,
jf
1
.00
a
rick.
l'Jione
177.
37
llcyular
inci'tiii;,'
Trades
uud
Labor
Council
'
(uinurruw
.evening
al
b
o'clock.
Inxpeclor
l'arftoii
of
Hie
Pro
vincial
police
returned
from
Ixl-moiilon
on
Sunday.
K.
C.
Maiiniii!,'
of
I
he
Victoria
Foreelry
dciiariment
U
expecled
in
the
city
llil
cvenlug.
4-
-
Cupluin
aii(l".Mr.
Kalkeu
arrived
imi
Saturday
from
Porclicr
lo
fpend
the
veek
end
in
town.
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
furniture
and
all
useful
articles.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
G52.
tf
Colonel
McMurdie
who
ha
heen
on
a
business
trip
south
reports
that
Vancouver
look,ex-
eeplionally
busy,
i
Joe
Herman
and
'ius
Itakai
were
passeHcrs
lo
.'milhers
on
the
Saturday
ntjrhl
train.'
They
will
work
in
the
Duthie
mines
Klks'
and
Itoyal
Purple
benefit
Itridze-whisl
drive
and
dance.
Klks'
llioue
'to-morrow
nihl
at
H.I0.
Tickets
50c.
Itefreshinenls.
j
nose
jiiurneyiior
.irtu
on
I
he
Princess
Mary
lo
Ketchikan
are:
A.
Oveiiiiller.
C.
1).
lius-
siiiKPr.
A.
I.
.McMillan.
J.
M
t'ralley.
-
Captain
S.
sliei-Jiaiunf
the
U.S.
fishing
vessel,
lla-lern
point.
arrived
on
Hie
Priires
Ileal
rice
ihi
Saturday,
from
his
home
near
Seattle,
ashiiigtun.
.
-
The
Fisheries
Department
are
asking
for
tenders
for
lhe
exlen
sive
overhaul
if.
the
Malaspina
and
the
(iivenehy.
Tenders
lobe
in
ou
March,
tf,
alVanrouver.
Steamer
Cardeua
Jiad
a
fairly
xood
trip
north,
so
Captain
Dick
son
re-ports.
evidently
Prime
Itupert
enjoyed
the
fierce
sale
of
the
last
two
yr
.Xhree
days
by
J.
Tnylor
wa
knocki-.i
down
hy
a
flying
limber
caused
by
I
lie
pale
-about
2
ajn.
yesterday
niorniii(r
near
Uie
Hay
View-
Hotel.
One
Ihumb
was
sprained
and
a
few
minor
bruUes
were
susluiued.
.Marmion
wineii
is
pone
soulli
lo
aid
in
the
salvage
of
Ihe
S.S.
Amur
reports
making
the
worst
trip
from
Anyox
in
many
years.
At
limes
he
could
make
only
two
and
a
half
knot'
an
hour.
'
4
Ihe
Princess
Mary.
Capt.
Ofiufston,
arrived
in
port
today
al
1.30
with
Ihe
following
pas.
senders
for
Prince
Itupcrl:
Mrs
MaeDnupnll,
Mrs.
Palmer,
T.
Clark.
They
reporled
a
fine
pas
sane
itorlh.
Milrhell
Currie
are
making
rapid
proRii'ss
fss
oil
on
ihe
ihe
buibliup
McC!irni"s'li6use
i:nmis-1ioi
of
M.
P.
which
promises
to
become
a
beautiful
home.
II
has
an
excellent
Iik-m-lion
on
Fourth
Avenue
West.
(iverlonkiiif
the
harbor.
The
plans
am
specifications
for
the
eomplelion
of
the
new
nurses
home
are
beinp
lireiiar-
cominillee
thai
lenders
will
lie
railed
and
work
will
proceed
at
"'
once.
The
lute
Chris.
Slapleton.
whose
death
occurred
recently
al
Portland.
Oregon,
and
for
whose
widow
a
benefit
dance
will
be
held
in
the
Klks
Hall
lo-morrow
night,
will
be
remembered
by
all
lovers
of
spoil,
for
he
gave
some
fine
displays
of!
clever
ball
punching
at
the-
Kxhibilion
Huilding
four
or
five
years
ago.
D.
J.
Matheson.
city
treasurer,
says
that
the
finance
report
for
the
year
it23
will
be
complete
early
in
March.
Last
year
il
was
the
end
of
May
before
the
report
was
out,
and
it
has
never
before
been
ready
before
April.
This
year
shows
considerable
advance.
Ceo.
Kovie,
cily
auditor
has
been
on
Ihe
Job
for
the
h
in
,ih
J
pany.
which
left
port
yeterday.
Is
one
of
the
best
equipped
cs-sels
on
the
Pacific
coast.
She
is
equipped
with
a
gyroscopic
com
pass
and
an
iron
mike.
Thi
iron
mike
is
set
and
Ihe
ship
will
fol
low
ils
course
without
the
aid
of
helmsman,
Ihe
iron
working
in
((injunction
with
the
gyroscopic
compass.
If
the
course
of
the
vessel
has
to
he
changed,
the
iron
mike
is
set
again.
She
is
aNo
eipiipped
with
a
direction-
finding
compass
by
which
direc
tion
can
be
found
by
wireless.
There
is
said
lo
be
only
o'nC
other
merchant
ship
on
the
Pacific
coasl
equipped
with
a
gyroscopic
compass
ami
an
iron
mike.
WIGWAM
BRINGS
TWO
SCOWS
OF
LUMBER
Ihe
Wigwam,
Capt.
Kclchiim.
armed
last
evening
about
o'clock
with
two
scows
of
lumber
from
(ieorgelown.
One
scow
containing
four
carloads
of
lum
ber
for
eastern
shipment,
was
landed
at
Ihe
Canadian
National
lumber
dock.
The
other
scow
contained
lumber
for
the
making
eif.
A
formal
meeting
was
nOl
"r
lm
w,,,e"
wa"
'a''d
called
but
it
was
decided
by
lhe!al
U,,
fisU
,lock
f,,r
"'S
lual
al"1
.ti....il.
I:
.1...:..
.
....
.
...
iuh'iii
r
isurries.
1
IICJ
SUiried
early
ami
nearly
reached
Mella-kalla
before
Ihe
wind
arose,
then
they
had
a
hard
drive
in.
ARRIVALS
ON
S.S.
CAROENA
M.
P.
McCaffery.
J.
II.
Pills-bury.
S.
P.
McMordie.
O.
Ilesuer.
C.
II.
Anderson.
Through
passengers
Mr.
and
Mrn.
Curzon,
Alice
Arm,
Harry
Smith,
Alice
Arm.
Klks'
March
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Annual
i.
Hall,
Tuesday,
Spend
an
evening
in
Ihe
Tall
Timbers
at
the
Methodist
Church
Thursday,
March
0.
Royal,
Purpje
Kasler
Haiaar
and
Sale
of
Home
Cooking,
April
Great
'or
a
PAGE
THREE.
Cpcil
The
cm
ypu
will
ask
for
again
At
the
end
of
washday
how
old
do
you
feel?
And
a
few
years
of
this
tiring
toil
will
make
you
actually
as
old
in
appearance
as
one
day's
work
now
makes
you
feel.
Keep
your
youth
by
using
our
Thrif-T-seryice.
Its
cost
is
very
slight,
yet
your
entire
bundle
will
be
washed
carefully,
the
flat
work
will
be
ironed,
and
just
the
wearing
apparel
left
for
you
to
finish.
And
this
comes
back
to
you
damp,
ready
to
starch
and
iron
or
hang
on
the
line.,
May
we
send
for
your
bundle
next
washday
?
Thrif-T-service
5z
&
pound
plus
lc
per
piece;
Minimum
charge
$t
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
Phone'
8
t.uw
gunaru
i
Tins
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
bj
the
Liquor-
Control
Hoard
or
hy
Hie
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Tom
Clark
of
the
local
foreslry
department
returned
on
the
Princess
Mary
this
afleruoou.
,
from
Victoria.
I
Charlie
Folsoni
of
the
CN.lt.
j
Telegraph
slafl
who
has
beeuj
indisposed
for
the
past
few
days.
is
now
back
al
his
post.
Tommy
Smith
of
this
city
who
is
located
in-
SI.
Pelef's.j
Cape
Hreliiii,.
i
now
uiana'-'in?
the
people's
Iru(?
Store
of
thai-
cily.
;
H.
Sinclair.
I
lie
(Kipular
of
the
Inverness
cannery,
ar
rived
in
town
Salurday
evening:
on
Ihe
train
lo
spend
the
week!
end
visitin?
his
friends
in
the
cily.
-
-
V.
YV.
Mulvihill,
assistant
C.P.H.
ajienl
at
Skagway
is
re-lurnins
norlh
after
six
week!
holidays
in
the
Velern
Slates.
His
brother
M.
MuJvihil).
con-i
duclor
on
the
White
Pass
andj
Yukon
route,
accompanied
him.
,
TANKER
HANNA
WAS
SPLENDIDLY
EQUIPPED
The
oil
(anker
It.
J.
llauira.
owned
by
the
Slamlanl
J)il
4un-
BONDS
Are
the
Best
Investment
We
recoiiiuieud
the
following
as
being
safe,
saleable
and
of
fair
return:
City
of
Vernon
ro
due
15lh
June,
11)38,
at
08.0i.
Yield
5.707c
City
of
Duncan
due
;iSth
May,
ltlo3,
at
-$10iJ.
Yield
5.70
City
of
Prince
Rupert
C
due.
114
i
to
11150,
al
l01.3i.
Yield
5.90
Oitlers
may
be
wired
at
our
expense,
interest
accrued
to
dale
of
payment
must
b;
added.
We
pay
delivery
charges.
Gillespie.
Hart
&
Todd,
Ltd
Head
Office:
VICTORIA,
B.C.
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