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It
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economy
to
let
the
butcher
drive
past
once
in
a
while.
Oxo
Cubes
take
the
place
of
butcher's
meat
in
soups
and
savory
dishes
and
open
up
a
hundred,
and
one
dainty
ways
of
using
up
today
what
was
left
over
from
yesterday.
Oxo
Cubes
are
time
and
money
savers
more
than
that,
they
add
nutrition
to
other
foods.
Tins
ol
4.
10,
SI
and
100
Cubes.
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meet
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ruling
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ml
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embraced
ir
well
known
hue.
Till,
tou,
in
lh'
scann
(or
Inventory
Sheets
and
Trial
Balance
Books
IT
made
ul
paper
we
have
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order
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ff.'.tl.M
r.'ir
tint's"
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7
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Hpr.ial
tin-
month
oii!y
$14.00
Vs'
No.
t'l.".
Sunbeam
Healer,
rcg.,
Irn?
22.0(i.
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Special
ul
tin
tin
month
month
only-
only
$18.00
Buy
now
and
save
money.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
We
Deliver.
P.O.
Drawer
1640
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7,
8.
9
Smith
Block
Office
1
lours.
9
to
Phone
575
Lmlv
Assistant
Shocldey's
plailLMi,ls
Solo
Agents
for
Ppyol.
Mills,
Hanall,
B.C
Lumber
J.
Fyfe
Smith
Co
,
Hardwood
Fraser
Mills
F,p
Veneer
IHmeilsh.ii
Lumber.
Kir,
Spruce
nnd
Oednr.
Spruce
mid
(dnr
Shiplap.
Spriieo
Plunking.
Sash,
Doors,
Moiildings.
niass.
Shingles.
Fir
Vcnccr.
Cedar
Piling.
J
iioiiiin
1
,
rujr,
.
immxiB
I
Local
and
Personal
:
IJ.C.
Undertakers.
I'hone
41.
Hayuera,
Undertakers.
Pboue
361.
tf
Moose,
whist
drive
and
dance,
Alclropole
Hull,
January
30.
25
-.
Tony
Clniwlian
n-lnnicd
liy
the
Prince
Julin
last
evening
from
.Mansell.
4.
I
itiJ
Slork,
M.I'.,
nailed
by
I
In;
Cardi-na
on
.Sunday
evening
ror
Mewarl.
-
1'iech
sliiimienl
.Nniiouso-Wcl
IhiKtoii
coal
JijHt
arrived.
I'hil-
I'olt,
Kvlll
Si
Co.
tf
.
A.
Woodland,
iiiaiiairi-r
of
I
In
linpfriul
Oil
;j.,
i
011
liunini'Nfi
I
riii
to
tflewurl.
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
furniture
and
all-useful
articles
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
652.
if
W
.
H.
ColliKon,
Indian
agent
ii
leaving
iliix
week
for
Kilkalla
where
lut
will
ckikIiicI
tlio
an
nual
c!clloii
of
a
(own
council.
W.
I'irie,
diiTclor
of
Ihe
Mai
'it
IiiiiIiit
(o
arrived
from
llurklry'llay
lal
nilit
afli-r
i
viil
uf
iiifjicelion
lo
Hie
com
nany'x
mill.
He
is
on
hie
way
lo
I
Vancouver.
IH-.
J".
.1.
Ilolhwell.
hrolher
of
Mi
y.
(i.
I
law
Mm
and
MU8
'
!'
Iloiliucll
of
this
city,
ha
en
n
-olecliil
chairman
of
Ihe
t!a
J
of
Kfhool
trustees
in
the
'y
of
New
W'eMiiiiiiMer.
4
I."
AiiKnlen
'rimbc'r
I'rtNlucts
fieain
.i'lnMner
Kl
Ahelo
i
at
liurkley
Hay
loading
txjuare
for
:an
l'e.lro.
Comiuir
norlh.
Ihe
iveel
hrouKhl
oil
for
the
Coal
Harttor
tanks
near
Vancouver
Frank
Ilicks,
proprietor
of
the
loiil
room
and
general
slore
at
I'orl
Cleuientc.
readnij
Ihe
cily
from
Hie
Maud
on
Ihe
I'rinee
Mm
lai.
nighl.
Hit
wu
here
for
a
couple
of
days
on
husl-
neis.
.aKHaJnfl'anll
parly
of
Urn
hf
erii
ers,aiinnNliiiz
of
Dmllev
.
.
.
-
.
I.
OJirter.
1-
II.
(ierlinir
nm
Ihoiiiat
Christlensen
arrivei
from
lliirkley
Hay
on
I
lie
Prince
John
4at
nitclil.
Thev
Are
Iheir
way
oulh.
on
AnderMMi.
provincial
govemmeul
road
Mipcriulcndent
rvlurire.1
hy
Ihe
prince
John
lat
nislil
from
a
Iwo
weeks'
'Irin
on
ilcMNiueulal
hiliiios
In
.fas
fell
ninl
Purl
Clemeul.".
He
in
lieeieu
ninrit
on
I
lie
hew
I'l-ll-Porl
Cleuienls
mail.
t
J.
io
arriveil
from
Huckley
Hay
on
Hie
Prince
John
lust
niahl
lo
eiller
the
(ienernl
Ho
I'Mal
for
Irealiueul
lo
hi
Icl'
wiiieii
lie
had
broken
in
Ihe
Mas
sell
Timber
Co."
mill.
Mr.-
i(oss
acronihauieil
him
and
i
ri'Kistereil
at
U10
Central
Hotel
Mrs.
,.
A.
Milcliell
arriveil
on
he
Prince
John
a
nlht
from
i.iiin-iiewa
accompanied
hy
her
sisier.
Miss
ern
Wallon,
who
is
relurninar
to
her
home
in
Cam-rose.
Alberta,
afler
having
spent
some
lime
visiling
on
t,,.
.
lauds.
Mis.
Mitchell
inlend.s
lo
po
hack
to
Ciimshewa
on
(lie
Prince
John
lomorrnw
nighl.
Miscliel
AivaxolT
t.Mllcliell
Albert
is,
leaving
Vancouver
soon
for
Hie
Kasl
lo
meet
A.
A'
Yay-koir,
J.
Koulik,
X.
X.
Kiishil-sen.
.
P.
Pay
loir
and
A.
A.l
IMvilkorosky.
the
Soviet
Husslau
delexallnn
lo
Canada.
These
men
are
Coming
lo
Ihe
Dominion
for
I
lie
purpose
of
renewing
Irnde
relationship
between
Can
ada
and
Ittissia.
and
will
come
to
Ihe
Pacific
Coast
to
eslaldinh
a
He
between
western
Canada
ports
and
Siberian
cilie.s.
After
it
blustery
five-day
voy
age
from
Vancouver
via
the
Oueen
Charlolle
Islands,
C.X.H.!
steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
.Veil
-
THE,
DAILY
NEWS.
"CUB
GEDLE
SPRIC'l
Prayer
of
Our
Ancestors
Be"
fore
Modern
Science
Taught
Us
How
to.
End
Colds.
Walery
eyes,
aching
bones,
suilfliug
nose,
and
sluggish
liver
llii-
is
Hie
season
for
colds
uuil(
Orippe.
Your
grandfulher
used
lo
simply
Iry
In
bear
ft
and
wait
for
heller
weather.
He
would
plead
wild
ihe
poet
"Come
gentle
Spring."
Xow
we
know
that
colds
ure
loo
dangerous
lo
let
them
run
their
course.
Dr.
Thachcr's
Liver
A
Dlood
Syrup
will
make
your
liver
work
again.
When
active,
Ihe
.
liver
fillers
till
the
.blood
every
fifteen
ininules.
This
gives
the
blood
a
chance
lo,
Jjghl
Ihe
germs
of
colds.
Try
il
lonight!
Jusl
a
spoonful
after
the
next
few
meals,
and
lell
olhers
what
a
big
difference
it
makes
in
the
way
you
look,
eat,
sleep
and
feel.
You
will
be
completely
satisfied;
Otherwise
druggists
will
rclurn
the
small
cost.
,
Dr.
Thachcr's
Liver
&
Hiood
Syrup
is
sold
and
recommended
by
Ormes
Ltd.,
cor.
3rd
Ave
.and
Sixth
SI.,
Prince
Itupert,
H.C..
and
by
leading
druggists
in
every
cily
and
(own.
I
Joe
(Jreer
is
leaving
on
o-nighl'
Irain
for
Ihe
.east
on
a
business
trip.
Mrs".
HoyClolhier
arrived
in
the
cily
Ibis
afternoon
by
Ihe
Cardena
from
Stewart.
Sid
Thoiupson
lell
on
last
niulif
train
for
Vuotleoek
where
h
wjll
spend
some
lime
recuperating
from
hi
recent
illness.
i
.
-
M.
A.
Hurbank
of
Ihe
C.X.H.
engineering
department
arrived
last
night
from
Prince
(ieorge
and
is
rvpijlered
at
the
Hotel
Prince
llUert.
.-,.
-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ou
Oillis
ami
family,
who
arrived
yeslerday
hy
Ihe
victoria
front
Anchorage.
are
sailing
this
evening
on
Ihe
Cardenu
for
Vancouver.
Union
slelnner
Cardena,
Cupl.
A.
K.
Dickson,
arrived
al
12.30
noon
from
Stewart
and
Anyox
and
is
scheduled
lo
clear
for
Vancouver
and
way
ports
at
5
o'clock
(his
afternoon.
Miss
Florence
Hyatt
and
Miss
Fosey
Fraser,
graduates
of
Ihe
Prince
itupert
(ieueral
Hospital
training
school
for
nurses,
have
been
successful
in
their
registered
nurses'
examinations
and
are
now
enlilled
lo
use
the
let-
ers
ll.X.
afler
their
names.
t
Miss
F.thcl
Miller,
School
leticher
al
Queen
Charlolle
Cily.
who
sustained
serious
injuries
last
September
when
she
fell
from
a
horse
while
riding,
has
rclurneil
lo
duly
from
her
home
i..
r.
in
viiuruiivrr.
.nrs,
,,
Mnllh,
wlin
was
taking
Miss
Miller's
place
at
Oueen
Charlolle,
arrived
from
there
last
night
on
Ihe
Prince
John
and
will
sail
from
here
on
the
first
steamer
for
Vancouver.
dipt.
V.
II.
Finglass,
until
re-
enlly
marine
superiiilendeul
for
Ihe
Canadian
(ov;ruiiieiil
Mer
chant
Marine
on
the
Pacific
Const,
has
joined
Ihe
staff
of
the
V.
and
V.
Stevedore
(!n.
nl
Vim.
I
rnuver.
Last
week
a
huuipiet
wus
tendered
him
on
Ihe
steamer!
Prince
Itupert
by
his
former
C.O.M.M.
associates.
C.
W'J
lourlellolle
presented
Capt.
Finglnss
with
n
handsome
club
bug
suilcnse
and
11.
C,
Keeley
Iiresented
MrsT
Finglass
with
a
beautiful
wrist
wnlch.
The
ooilslruellon
of
a
new
high-powered
tug
has
Jusl
been
completed
nt
North
Vancouver
McLean,
reached'
port
at
(1:15
for
the
Independent
Pilots'
As-
last
nighl.
The
passage
across
soclalloii
oT
Vancouver.'
It
is
a
Hecate
Straits
from
Massed
took
large
and
powerful
vessel
with
nine
hours.
The
vessel
had
5(5
'modern
inuchlnerv
mid
n
.to
passengers
of
all
classes
for
horse
power
Kelvin
engine.
Capt.
this
port
and
100
Ions
or
coal
,
W.
S.
Morehouse,
fornierlymas-nnd
7,0(10
feel
or
lumber
for
Al-ler
of
lhofeanierPrlnco
George,
berl
V
McCall'ery
beside
general
has
been,
'supervising
the
con-cargo,
The
John
will
go
into
slruction
of
the
boat,
which
will
Ihe
Skeeiiu
Itiver
to
load
canned
be
stationed
at
Victoria.
The
salmon
and
is
scheduled
to
ro-.trial
trip
took
pluce
lasl
week
lurn
soulli
at
8
o'clock
loinor.,wllh
Capt.
Morehouse
in
coin-
row
"vuii'm
'ini'iid
Passengers
booked
lo
sail
for
ancouver
on
the
Cardena
this
afternoon
include
J.
Pirie,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Ou
Gillis
and
family,
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Salloff,
G.
S.'
Hahn,
D.
C.
Carler,
F.
Gerling
and
T.
Christiansen.
The
next
American
steamer
from
Seattle
to
call
here
en-route
to
Seward
and
intermedi
ate
Alaskan
ports
will
be
(he
Alameda,
Capt.
Johanson,
due
Sunday
nigh(.
The"
Victoria,
Capt.
Davies,
which
has
been
taking
the
Alameda's
run
for
(he
past
two
voyages,
will
return
to
her
regular
Xome
service.
A
story
is
going
around
the
waterfront
at
Vancouver
lo
the
effect
that
lln;
sleamer
Prince
Albert
has
figured
in
a
hijackers'
robbery
oir
San
Francisco.
II
is
said
I
hat
a
small
boat
left
the
Albert
with
850
cases
of
liquor
on
board
and
that
two
powerful
launches
came
along
and
overpowered
her,
stealing
the
liquor
and
turning
the
men
ashore.
The
small
boat
was
never
recovered.
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
DKJHV
ISLAND.
Ituining,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer.
29.20;
temperature,
12;
sea
smooth;
7
p.m.
spoke
sleamer
GrilTco
lowing
barge
Granco,
San
Jose
.Hay
for
Anyox,
10
miles
from
Anyox.
DKAD
Til
KK
POINT:
Main
ing,
calm;
barometer,
29.17;
temperature.
10;
light
swell.
HULL
IIAIIHOH.
Overcast,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer,
29.18;
temperature,
10;
light
swell.
Noon
DKillY
ISLAND.
Ilaining,
southeast
gale;
barometer,
29.-29;
temperature,
13;
sea
rough;
11:30
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Victoria1
leaving
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
southbound.
DKAD
THEK
POIN'lV-CIoudy,
calm:
barometer.
29.
2;
lein-perature.
52;
sea
smooth.
HULL
HAIUlOll.
Ilaining,
ligbl
southeast
wind;
barometer
29:l;
temperature,
ll;
sea
moderate.
WILLIAM
UNBENDS
LONDON.
Jan.
29.
-1-The
atti
tude
of
William
Hoheuzollern
lo
ward
his
fellow-lownspeopic
i
daily
becoming
more
congenial
says
the
Doom
correspondent
of
the
Daily
Express.
His
visits
(o
the
village
for
afternoon
tea
or
dinner
are
increasing,
and
he
is
becoming
more
sociable,
paying
or
receiving
many
visits
every
week.
NEW
LAMP
BURNS
04
AIR
Beats
Electric
or
Gas
A
new
oil
lamp
that
gives
an
iimaiiiigly
brilliant,
soU.
while
light,
even
heller
than
gas
or
electricity,
bus
been
tested
by
the
U.
iioveriiuieut
and
30
leudiu
universities
and
found
to
be
superior
lo
10
ordinary
oil
lamps.
II
burns
without
odor,
smoke
or
noise
no
pumping
up.
Is
simple.
clean,
safe.
Hums
Ul
air
and
C
common
kerosene
(coul
oil
.
The
inviHitor,
G.
A.
Johnson.
595
McDcrmot
Ave.,
Winnipeg,
is
offering
lo
send
n
lamp
on
10
days
FHEE
trial,
or
even
to
give
one
FUKE
lo
the
first
user
in
eacli
locality
who
will
help
him
inlroduco
it.
Write
him
today
for
full
particulars,
Also
ask
him
to
explain
how
you
can
gel
Ihe
agency,
and
without
experience
or
money
make
$250
lo
1500
per
month.
Veterans'
Associations'
Bovril
Poster
Competition
closes
definitely
MARCH31st
Each
donation
of
$1.20
entitles
to
ticket-folder
containing
1C
color
posters,
giving
an
opportunity
of
winning
1st
prize,
about
$55,555.00
or
others
of
the
2,003
prizes,
combined
value,
30,000,
about
$1M,8M.
Send
Doaatioa
of
$1.2
and
play
tka
(am.
Addrni
donation!
lo
any
of
K
following
rniutioni
or
their
brtachci
I
V.lw.iii'
A.mcI.IIm
W
Crtal
Brltala,
J72S
rr
A.
Msntr.aL
Cr.t
War
V.tM'aa.
AiucliUw,
CIIIim
BulMInf,
Ottawa.
Arm?
and
Nary
V.lrau
la
Caaaaa.
Ill-'
Sliaaa
Straat.
Maatraal.
Iaiprla
Vatarau
la
Caaaaa.
IN
Mala
Strati,
Wlnalaag.
Tukartulaua
Valaraaa'
Aaaaclalioa.
Raaa
17,
Cllliaa
BulUlaf,
Ottawa.
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PAOE
TIItlEB.
PULFORD
CREAM
of
OLIVES
50c
Cures
Chapped
or
Cracked
Hands,
Chafing,
Soreness,
Ki-liing,
Iloiighuess,
Hcdness
and
all
irritation
of
the
skin.
For
after
shaving
and
for
keeping
Ihe
hands
in
guofl
condition
it
is
unequalled.
FREE
TO
ADULTS
ONLY.
Gall
in
and
get
a
10c
bottle-
fre,
mi
thai
you
may
Iry
it
nut
vourself.
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
Store.
The
Pioneer
Druggist.
BONDS
Are
the
Best
Investment
We
recommend
the
following
as
being
safe,
saleable
and
of
fair
return
:
City
of
Vernon
5
due
iuth
June,
t'.t.W,
at
'JK.lM.
Yield
5.707o
City
of
Duncan
,
tndue
l.Slh
.May,
1U53,
at
$
1
01.21).
Yield
B.70
City
of
Prince
Rupert
0
due
11)11
to
IU50,
al
101.:il.
.
Yield
5.90
'
Orders
may
be
wired
at
our
expense,
interest
accrued
to
dale
of
payment
must
be
added.
We
pay
delivery
charges.
Gillespie,
Hart
&
Todd,
Ltd
Head
Office:
VICTORIA,
B.C.
1st
NORTH
B.
C.
REGIMENT,
102nd
Battalion
C.E.F.
Recruits
Wanted
Ag'
limit
IS
lo
15.
Young
men
from
10
to
IX
can
join
with
pure
tils'
eonseiiL
Commencing
Wednesday,
January
!)lh,
a
comprehensive
six
weeks'
course
of
military
training
will
he
conducted
under
a
regular
army
instructor
loaned
lo
Jhe
Hegimeul
for
this
purpose.
'
Physical
training
and
boxing
under
iiiulifi?d
instructors.
Recruits
wilt
be
examined
Mondays
and
Wednesdays
at
8
p.m.
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.,
BARRIE
S
Home
Furnishings
WE
8ELL
FOR
LESS.
It
will
pay
you
to
consider
this
fact,
when
you
nr
planning
to
buy
Furniture
for
Your
Home
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in
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News"
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