TWdVucious
fragrance
of
Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
if
It
I
unquestioned
purit,
uniformity
and
palatability'
make
constant
uscrt
cf
all
xko
try
it;
Jt
if
the
cocoa
o
inch
quality.
Me
In
Canada
By
Walter
Biker
&
Co.
limited
-
tUlJ
1710
Vfji.1
DeitUm,
Mm
lootxtt
or
nwKZ
trans
sun
rnz
COAL
The
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINGTON
Lump
and
Egg
Slies.
STERLINQ
Stove
and
Egg
Sizes.
We
deliver
In
sari.
or
hulk.
Piiftno
u
your
order
lay
or
night.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Main
Phona
15.
Office:
Hotel
Central.
EPSON
COAL
We
tfmi
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
CDSON
COAL
iti
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
St.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Frater
St.
Fleam
Heated
-
Hot
nml
HoM
Water
Hate.
Iiy
Day
nr
Monlli
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
659.
LENINE
WAS
A
!
CHANGE
ARTIST
Could
Accommodate
Himself
j
Conditions
as
he
Found
I
Them
I
HISTORY
OF
LATER
YEARS
u
'BeervtitkmlaPctr
Thl.
aJvertlae.nent.lB
not
published
or
Ct
hoard
or'
hy
the
yofernmnd
of
Hrltlnh
rlamu.
to
I'd
history
of
Ihe
irri-al
llii.i-
Ihifl
rebellion
Ami
runnier
rebel.
lion
ha,
yet
In
be
wrillnn.
II
will
liievcr
Itrt
lold
Iml
what
is
apparent
ih
dial
Russian
life
wn
turned
nprde
ildwn.
Factories
were
taken
over
by
Hi"
worker.
Ureal
(late
Vcre
confiscated
by
the
.caaul.
wIki
divided
them
among
llioriilr.
The
arlloc
f'.'ll'l'
ujillfrtil
nut
Llti.l
.f
..r.l..
'
'
'
"
11
.mil,
i
n.wi
.....i
ii..
...i.i
ii
iwnrKing
u.-iii-liiiiir
.1,
Mead
wa
c.ll,i,l,ed
a
,y,.la,MVn,,,K
"'
""UriM.-,pie,e,y
leni
of
troverunienl
rontrol
that
ml
1
1
ill
i!
I
tmut
lAanimr
IIia
-!
ny
e
nil'
nw
linifinen
in
preferred
ela)en.
and
,,
.l..li....
-...I
Hill..
1
IHU.
ioiiiip
iiiii
iiiur
i;r
iHiiir
ill
III!
in
i
ne
niiiecM.
I
lie
ue
nr
nuiney
,,
,,
,
..
..
.....
......
..
i
.
i
,lhe-e
three
tliintf
i
iiiiii-iiiim-ii.
iiiiu
jrjiiii.
iiiiin.
iifaetureil
pfoilurl
and
lahor
he
'nine
the
chief
media
of
exrhaiixe
communistic
pari
directed
af
fair.
No
Communist
Utopia
In
11)21.
when
Hie
Soviet
government
had
swept
aide
all
opposition,
and
when
Itiionln
Freo
Delivery
In
Prince
Rupert.
mm
BY
NO
MEANS
!
ALLOW
YOUR
BOWELS
TO
GET
CONSTIPATED;
If
f'Oj
lli
four
1h,u
ia
ii-omr
x.ntiiptlml
i"H
lll
hit
bilkHK
llirk.
nk
hUb.
nalnl
U4t$uf.
tti
tmth.
Mil-1
i
,iil4l,
ik
rkxtlnf
Iirror
Hi
..
mhlle
tt
lit
f)f
dull
ami
yet'
l.iw.
hrilirn,
l-r
hn'h.
le.
kr-r
yr
Uimri
rrraiar
tr
u-mi
MliUira'
U
l.ir
I'ltl.
a
hy
dnlnt
x,
)ini
il
b
M
In
krrp
ll
and
h
nn
mnr
tnxitiM'
lth
your
liver.
Mr.
I.
hnWn,
lUllirnr,
Sfk,
rltr:
"I
vrr
badly
JrMihll
lili
emitil-IKUun.
i.fl'11
tuit
luit
h-idarh,
mt
imitiw
nld.
and
I
frit
anytlrinf
bill
Pit.
Mlrr
latin-
Milburn'i
IjnaUirr
pill
I
lu
frll
niNrh
Id
rr
a
llirjr
rr-ttlnl)
did
I'h
a
ll
of
rust,"
Villmrn'i
tJta-l.ltrr
fill
arr
tie.
a
jtial
11
all
d-al-r.
or
inallnl
dirrrl
on
ncfipi
i,f
rirr
lir
Tho
T.
Mllliurn
Co,
Llmlird,
Tonmiii.
onl.
B.C's
Best
Brew
Because
'
Cascade
is
produced
at
British
Columbia's
model
brewery,
where
quality
and
purity
of
ingredients,
combined
with
perfectly
hygienic
conditions,
are
of
paramount
importance.
Insist
on
Cascade
,
Pure
palatable
appetizing
the
brew
for
YOU.
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIWTtU
leliver
up
his
scanty
rrops
re-i
nulslliimed
hy
Hie
Soviet
stale.)
and
million
perishing
from
htm-
cr
throughout
the
nation,
Hie
premier
could
see
nothing
hut
hlack
cloud
ahead.
When
llii
new
economic
policy
had
gained
momentum
and
il
appeareii
ihat-IlussiA
w
coming
hack
In
a
hourgeoise
regime,
Lenlne
was
the
first
to
proclaim
thai
the
retreat
had
ended,
that
there
wn
In
he
no
more
surren.
iter
of
real
communistic
princi-nles:
nml
above
all
thing,
that
somtiia.
and
later
on
developed
eriiui
nervous
anil
gastric
dis
order.
Always
intpalienl
or
re
st
raiui.
he
wntlhl
not
ohey
(he
commnml
nf
hi
llussian
physi
cians
of
Ihe
advice
of
hi
friends,
and
conllnued
to.
work.
In
the
iiulumn
of
IU22
he
suffered
"n
serious
at
lack,
ami
for
a
Bong
llfiie
his
life
wn
despaired
of.
A
niunher
of
limes
he
was
reported
FiveRoses
FLOUR
When
lluyinif
Flour
your
(1
rocer
for
"FIVE
ROSES,"
Tim
World's
lies!
John
L
Agent.
ask
Christie
THE
DAILY
51TWB.
DOCTOR
RELIEVES
GOLDS
WITH
SCIENTIFIC
VEGETABLE
SIRUP
Prescribed
by
Dr.
Thacher
toing
dull
arid
tired,
frequently
Build
up
System
So
You
May
bolhered
with
nm
r
mre
sym'p-Qulekly
r
".petite,
Throw
Off
Cold
and!1""'
poor
digelion,
coated
tongue,
Feel
Your
Best
Again.
(,aiU(.lfi),(
Atuffy
cold,
soro
It
is
impossible
to
get
rid
of
a
disagreeable
cold
o
long
a
your
Ostein.
I
loo
run-down
to
throw
Ihroal,
nervous
au
upset.
(let
quirk
relief,
ami
fori
your
very
best
again.
Take
Jual
a
spoonful
of'tir.
Thacher'x
Liver
off
lhc
colli
an
Nature,
intended.
&
Wood
Kynip
after
the
next
few
And
you
cannot
he
healthy
or
fcel(meafs.
Notice
Ihe
(iiiek
difference
good
so
long
H4
one
vital
organ
jiu
the
way
you
look,
eat,
deep,
in
your
hody
i
riot
functioning
jaud
feel.
Thin
vegetable
syrup
rid
il
a.t.i.ail.1
liii.nlnliu
rutttf
irirritArt
i
An
I
u
Hill
t
n
Thi
orRan
is
your
livert
When
known
to
I
he
medical
profession
a
Nature
Intended
it
for
their
corrective
and
health-
-
,iin,,
iiimi
mi:
lllliiir"-t'iaft
...
a.,..,
tt
.
.
.
,
or
I
ueoiM.
hern,,,,.
r.nc..
;l'''rifie
your
bb.od,
every
drop
of
building
properties.
Dr.
rhacher
.which
filter
through
i..i.r
it
i,.f.i...
.....
your
-
I
iih:
llinnpr,
"''.
.......
i....
i...
.
.
r
.
t
i
..lie
a
liver
Liver
anil
lllooil
Hymn
U
pleasant
jlV-e
,1-
Had.,
wa.
"
uii.iiiiii-ii
al.oli.hed
and
illlll
In,
hi.
.
i
,y
i
1
"TV
m
'.'
'
,
YOUr
'
,
Vr
,
"
.
.
TP
nm
I"
'.
.W,M
'T'
ixaiMiieii;
oinenvie.
nient.
prevenl
ronMipalinn
and
drua'-'i'N
are
autlioried
In
re.
.does
many
imporiant
lliiriKH
to
turn
the
small
ent.
i
your
xy!tem
in
eondilion.l
Dr.
Tfiacher'
Liver
and
llfood
when
it
hecome
clofted
ami
Hyrup
I
ohJ
hy
f)nne
.M
fiir.
nliiixMi
your
liver
cannot
do
3rd
Ave.
and
Sixth
HI.,
I'rinee
(Umequenlly
lluperl,
I
I.C,
and
ly
lendiiur
driisr-
'.yoiMiflen
wake
up
rnnrriinprH
feej.'
riU
in
.every
rlly
anil
town,
,
1
,
.
I'onr
limit
.li.riul
i-ar
i.hon.i
lil
hand
to
Ihe
lak
of
liiililinir
dyinp,
hut
iimler
nre.iure
from
iurln
which
Inleriial
counter
Hl'
Hi'
Hti"ia
the
revolution
had
hi
aocLite
he
at
lat
consent-
levoliiiinn,
in
nrany
cae
nnwi
l
i'"1
n
''
achieve
linn
re-
ed
to
take
a
rcf
in
the
country,
d
Ji
allied
iulervenlion,
kept
icoiitrnctioii.
I.enine,
Willi
the
and
early
in
Ihe
year
1923'
he
ap-
lln.iit
in
a
rinuiiiiii
iiirmr.ll
'daririff
tliat
charai'(i'rt.ei
alt
of
peared
to
he
roiMlderaldy
irn-
!i:neiuie
or
the
coiiimuuilH
a-
"inr
plans,
heyau
what
he
proved.
However,
from,
Heplem
'aiuflted
ome
lloUhevik
lead,
cnlleil
a
ttlrapelic
retreat
,
from
her
lt22
onward
Inine's
poi-er.
mid
in
HeplHiiihr.
un.!coniinuninni.
A
co'nmninUlic
tion
in
the
llu.ian
ttovernnienl
)Leiiiiie
hiuuelf
wa
nhot
and
t'toftia
might
he
poil)c
in
year
wax
more
Hut
of
a
valued
coun.
M-M-rety
wounded,
I'lotn
and
come,
he
.aid.
hul
the
active
.ellor
than
that
of
a
premier.
He
Iroiinirr
ploU,
terror
awl
rnunter
confmuni.ni
u
ji-a'cl(eit
diirintr
fvuilinued
l
pniM.e
M.lii-ie,
l.ut
terror.
wepl
ltuia
from
one
periml
or
the
civil
wa,
had
seiuoni
appeareii
at
meeting
oi
rtid
to
Ihe
other,
and
the
lilnoJ.IIPV,,r
l',M,
inlendeil
a
permau-
the
Omiiril
of
(rnniii-ar!.
lu
d.
inier
and
fnnvlne
of
the
cut.
II
was
purely
a
war
nua-
Became
Recluse
lour
Murk
year
have
nn
coimler.i,,rr'
'!
""
"
"
ep'hal
peech,-
l'hyically.
Leniiic
wa
idinrl.
fian
in
mihlern
hi.fnry.
TliroiigtiM,'"''rcl
Novemher.
11)21,
rather
plump,
with
a
thick
short
all
of
llli
period
liiifie.
harked
iI.eiMne
puhllcly
armounied
the
neck,
hnrad
hoilder.
round,
red
the
o!id.
lrirtl?.dleipiiie.l,r'',,,ur
'
l,a!'
l'Hcie.,
ami
ex-
lace,
nign
loreneau,
nroau
neau.
piainen
trie
neei
tor
an
econo-
now
Miymiy
upniriu-o,
nnmiuni
mic
departure.
"We
met
with
a
mulaehe
and
a
short.
luhhy
had
defeat,
and
have
undertaken
lx'ard.
He
ha
heen
de.crilH-d
as
a
olrafegie
retreat."
he
admitted,
kxiking
more
like
a
country
"Hefnre
they
have
llirmlied
u
grocer
than
a
leader
of
men.
definitely,
let
u
retreat
and
con-1
Once
in
the
early
day
of
the
ill
-
I
.
...
.
i
wh
iriirtically
inltiel
in
clmmu-','ln,,
cryininjr
over
again,
pin
revoiunon,
i.enine
wa
tainy
eav
nmt
hand
evcepl
for
I'oland
",,,rP
"lhfly."
He
proposed
at
or
approach,
hut
in
hi
later
year
Fiulaml
and
Ihe
Itallic
lvinee'.l'l
,re.etatdihmenl
die
received(
iew
people
Once
winch
hroke
off
and
formed
in.e.'f
cnpilalilic
principle;
a
re-
met,
i.owever,
lie
appeaie.i
to
u.e
i.emlenl
Itepntdic.
I.enine
turned
,Tln
to
fi-ee
trade;
the
Imprt-
oherver
a
a
man
or
niiion
of
laxe
nn
land;
aholih-,ary
een
inlelligpiice.
l'eron
meiit
of
free
I
raniMtrtation.
and
who
went
tiu
interview
I.enine
the
acceptance
or
outside
aid
forlfnund
themeve
heing
inter
Hie
niillioii
of
starving
Hninn..
viewed
instead.
lie
fired
que.
Peasants
Broke
It
up
jlion
in
rapji
ucceiioit.
searrh-
Ii'
wa
the
great
teaanl
claje.l
for
the
Hiiiii
li
i-eally
wanted
and
it
refusal
to
accept
the.
In
know,
and
lhe:l
dimie(l
principle
of
O.ninvin
i
m
,ilhem
and
triok
up
another
ipie-
roupled
with
the
destructive
Hum
even
Uerorc
hi
viimr
real
drought
and
resultant
famine
of
iied
he
had
.answered
Hrst.
IV2I.
Dial
finally
hrotiglil
ahouL
In
addreing
pnlilic
audiences.
Ihe
capitulation.
With
tlie;i.enine
drove
Home:
ins
pnini
mall
farmer
flatly
refusing-
to
'with
a
curl
force
surprisingly
clear
in
a
man
of
hi
thick-lipped.
rather
difficult
delivery.
In
hti
"
speeches,
a
in
his
action,
he
pjxe
,l(n
working
in
the
shops
:
wa
a
merciless
criuc
oi
in
i..
various
parts
of
Hie
system
cnemie.
of
his
friends
and
of
Bluj
&Mt
tiIOse
employed
in
oper-
himseir.
He
once
told
the
com-
aou
0f
trains
and
in
the
main-iininist
congres
that
if
the
parly
:onance
of
Ihe
right
of
way.
did
not
imilale
capitalistic
melli.J
ignorance
Responsible
od.
and
learn
In
lie
heller
har-
h(Vn
fmm(,
l)ial
many
gaineis
than
the
capitalists,
l'at
'apcj((n!(
hav
OCPUrr0(
(,
fr.
they
prohahly.
would
he
hanged.
pjffn(,r),
wno
have
i,Pr.
unahlo
to
and
surely
would
deserve
il.
,
nm,
u
lnmiiJ,t
that
many
Life
Was
Simple
!of
1P1(,
ai.rjnfI,i9
may
,0
pre-
He
seem..l
atis'nliilely
larking
y(knM
ir0,igi
the
ue
of
per-in
elf-interesl.
His
personal
life
,
in,rl.Piim,,
jlr.
n0th
Ihe
proletarian
dictatorship
of,
was
exceedingly
simple.
When
w
0iso
navP
,,nwer
to
recom-
llusia
would
not
he
surrendered.
lin
Moscow
he
occupied
two
snviu
,
,afoplir,inK
on
alii"
In
Ihe
spring
of
1922
Lenine'j
furnished
room
at
the
Kremlin,
pnrs
nf
t(H.
j,y,Prn
,P
may
liMtllh
hegan
lo
crack
under
Ihe,
within
a
stone's
throw
of
ajnag-
von,i((,r
nf
vaiu0
in
reducing
the
strain.
He
became
a
victim
of
in-.nificenl
empty
palace,
which
once
(
rr
arci,!,.,,!
His
housed
the
i.iars.
v
lien
in
tne
:
,inarment
will
work
in
close
A
I'll
I
.
A
.
M,I
country,
ai
a
a
lime
inii"
place
inacc
i-aurn
caucn
'I'arasovka.
,,...
,inn
wiii.
ii,
safelv
sonic
20
niles
from"
ln.
iKrnnclmnl
Hie
Onmininn.
Moscow,
he
spent
most
of
hi
SAFETY
WILL
BE
IMPORTANT
New
Head
Appointed
to
That
Department
of
Railway
Service
first
aid
work.
Mr
Hoolh
who
look
over
his
new
duties
yesterday,
will
direct
the
instruction
of
i
'BBBBBBBBBJBjBjBjBBBBJBJBBBBB
I
-
Instruction
of
firsl
nid
ha
I
lll'liuiin'ii
lime
flsiiing,
siionttng
or
playing
.
nlwavs
)(00n
a
ntahje
achieve-wilh
hi
pel
kittens.
'
nt"
wj(h
,e
Canai1ian
National
Hallways,
learn
from
the
system
having
on
various
occasions
won
111.
n
li,iniiiimatiln
nT
nnnnil:!
llllt"
riinilllimiiinii
n
i
.....
t
eam
comprising
nnin
men
and
women
from
various
departments
of
Ihe
system
have
entered
com-
pclilinn
of
the
St.
John
Ambulance
Association
of
Canada
and
have
always
taken
high
honors,
i
Sixty
Classes
Now
MO.S'l'llttAL,
Jan.
23,
The
an.
A
conservative
estimate
of
Ihe
noncemeul
I
made
hy
W.
I.
number
of
employee.
of
the
sys-Ilohh,
vlco-president
rif
the
ttan-jtcin
who
hnve
received
iiislruc-
adiau
National
Hallways,
of
the
tion
in
first
aid
work
would
pe
appointment'
nf
WY
A.
Hooth.
18,000.
At
Ihe
present
time
more
chief
draftsman
motive
power
de-
than
sixly
classes
of
men
and
parlmenl,
Monlreal,
to
he
di-.
women
are
receiving
inslruclions
rector
nf
safely
first
and.
first
ail!in
first
aid
work
cm
tho
Canadian
for
IheiCniiiidian
National
IlAil-
.
National
Itaitway.
While
this
1
1.
.
...
.
11
1
..
ways.
snowing
is
mosi
sansiacmry
u
i"
The
appointment
of
Mv.Mhe
desire
or
Ihe
present
man-llooth
Is
a
'steti
in
the
work
nf
ngehieul
to
extend
that
work
so
elimlnnlma,s'fnr,
n
ponsihle.Jthal
eventually
it
will
not
he
revenlahJe,
apfiueniN
nn
tne
,ia-
possuue
iiir
an
accident
m
ini-ur
lional
sysleiif
hiid
in
Ihe
insl.-nc-'un
imy
part
nf
the
system
from
lion
of
large
inimhers
of
rm-jcoasl
to
coast
without
there
he-itoyee
from
ports
t
fo
coast
in
intr
some
employee
of
the
fiann-
dian
National
Hallways
who
Is
rtialified
In
administer
firsl
aid.
Mr.
Hooth
entered
the
service
all
employees
id
ttw
proper
use
of
Jon
the
Grand
Trunk
Hallway
ys-tnol
nml
In
the.
nxerclse
of
raro
lerji.
noTv'
parl
nf
the
Canadian
lu
their
work.
Instruction
will
b
National
Ilnilways,
as
an
nppren-
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7,
8,
9
Smith
Block
Office
Hours,
9
to
9
Phone
575
Lady
Assistant
STOCKTAKING
TOOT
IV1.
i
1
MILLIONS
and
Movies
THROUGH
the
medium
of
slender
strips
of
celluloid
an
actor
appears
simultaneously
on
thouands
of
screens
in
as
many
different
towns.
On
the
same
evening,
he
entertains
great
armies
of
film
fans
who
eagerly
pay
their
money
to
see
his
performance.
So
the
movie
star
commands
a
king's
ransom
for
a
salary,
and
a
fortune
is
spent
profitably,
to
provide
a
proper
background
fojr
his
art.
The
movie
multiplies
persqnality
and
earning
power.
Advertising
does
the
same
thing
for
a
merchant
or
manufacturer.
In
a
single
day
it
takes
his
message
into
thousands
of
homes
to
tell
folks
why
they
should
have
his
goods
and
how
to
get
them.
Advertising
endows
him
with
a
thousand
voices
with
which
to
tell
his
story.
But
the
value
of
advertising
is
by
no
means
confined
to
the
advertiser.
It
has
a
very
definite
value
to
you.
A
glance
through
this
paper
enables
you
to
sift
out
the
things
that
interest
you.
Sitting
inour
easy
chair
you
can
compare
values
and
prices,
in
"a
moment
you
can
tell
exactly
where
to
go
for
what
you
want
and
how
much
to
pay.
Figure
how
much
useless
walking
and
talking
and
how
much
actual
money
you
can
save
by
spending
a
few
moments
daily
with
the
advertisements.
READ
THE
ADVERTISEMENTS
Winter
OVERCOATS
20
per
cent
Discount
on
all
WINTER
OVERCOATS
STEVE
KING
tice
jn
the
drafting
department.
LliiU-
I
IKSii
tin
w-n
siwiii
Mv
1'.
.,
..
.
thereafter
drnftsnvan,
nssistantl
chief
draftsman,
engineer
locomotive
construction,
ami
on
April
3.
1923.
chief.
draftsman.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Austin,
Victoria,
Central
S.
Kominsky
and
A.
firanl,
Anyox;
Fred
Lind,
Swanson
Hay;
(i.
Raiding
city.
OLD
COUNTRY
BOOKINGS
Passport!'
secured
and
tickets
issued
via
White
Ular,
Cunard
and
Anchor-Donaldson
Lines.
The
Canadian
National
Railways
make
direct
connections
with
steamers
of
these
lines.
Full
information
at
City
Ticket
Office,
Canadian
National
hallways,
328
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Huperl,
I
I.C.
Phone
2C0.
Phone
Green
85
Third
Avenue
Big
Reduction
on
all
Coats
and
Suits
BENT'S
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Hetaerton
lock,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
Bj.
O.
Office
Hour,
t
t.
Phone)
MB.
Open
Evening
Only
Wf
Speolal
Appolntmonta,
s
i