Thunday
January
31
1P?
yieatless
ays
rnmum
tkt
tUltdm.
h
0X0
Colt
mwn
Jtt
Jig
S
I'muk,
OXO
UMtTUi
2JJtmmlmU,
It
is
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,
SO
and
100
Cubes.
oxo
cube
-
Oxo
Vegetable
IlUh
aaA.
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r
r
1
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I
-It
!T-itpanuiii
lh'MW
tts
'
1
i-1o-.
m
itttir
lb,
k
Special
tin
mouth
mux
;
y!
Buy
now
and
avo
money.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
TcL3.
1
1
I
f
TT
We
Deliver.
Shockleys
Sole
A
go
ii
Is
for
Mtyftr
Mills,
Hafiall,
B.C
foFyfe
8mlth
Co.
Be
the
'Candy'
Kid
And
Buy
a
Box
of
PURDY'S
The
Autocrat
of
the
CANDY
World
Ideal
for
the
Home,
the
Party
or
the
Theatre.
A
TOOTHSOME
DELIGHT
IN
A
BEAUTIFUL
BOX.
All
Sizes
All
Prices.
-
-.rut'
Af?
,,!
Wince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Thlr
Avenue.
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
HEATER
BARGAIN
438,
u
si..-.
Sunh-.oii
llc.itrr.
tg.
pro
'
?
1
7
."iD.
.i.l
II...
in.
mill
niii
....
Jlt.uu
v
No.
21.
Sunbeam
llenler,
rep.
price
?32.0.
-
-
-
r
.
$18.00
P.O.
Drawer
1640
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7,
8,
9
Smith
Block
Office
Hours,
9
to
9
Phone
575
Lady
Assistant
Planing
Mills
Phone
383.
.
Lumber
Hardwood
Fir
Veneer
'
"
"
w,,v
Fraser
Mills
;
;
111
Hi
Sirure
nnu
lotinp.
spruce
anil
Odnr
Hhlnlan.
Spruce
Plunking.
bali,
tors,
Mouldings,
niass.
Shiniflcs.
Fir
Veneer.
Cedar
Piling.
H
ere
an
dTh
ere
A
new
record
has
bttn
established
by
the
Department
of
Marine
and
Fihrief
in
the
number
of
whita
fiih
rjrgs
collected
for
hatchery
pur-Poet
in
the
Great
Lakei
and
th
I-ske
of
the
Wood.
A
total
of
464,-tCO.OOO
eggs
were
obtained,
which
exceed
all
previous
collection
in
the
province
of
Ontario.
A
new
depotit
of
soapstone
hat
been
discovered
on
Trap
Lake,
a
small
lake
aouth
of
Wabijroon
Lake,
in
north
weitern
Ontario.
The
quality
of
the
atone
hns
been
reported
at
ex-cellent
for
various
industrial
uses,
and
practical
triali
are
under
way.
Water
transportation
ii
available
direct
from
the
depoaita
to
Wabigoon,
and
Dryden,
on
the
main
line
of
tha
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
It
is
announced
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
that
two
free
wholarshlps
covering
four
years'
tuition
in
architecture,
chemical,
civil,
mechanical
or
electrical
engineering
at
McGill
Univeraitv.
m
offered,
subject
to
competitive
examinations,
to
apprentices
and
other
employees
enrolled
on
the
permanent
staff
of
the
company
and
under
21
years
of
age,
and
to
minor
sons
of
employees.
Canada's
fisheries'
production
tur.
Ir.g
1923
is
estimated
to
be
worth
$10,000,000.
At
the
beginning
of
the
year
u
was
not
thoujht
that
any.
thine
tike
this
mark
would
reach.
ed.
for
the
Fordney
tariff
had
cut
deeply
into
exports
to
the
United
State.
But
as
the
year
wore
on
the
demand
and
prices
generally
improved,
thus
giving
fishermen
along
me
Atlantic
coast
especially
a
much
Detter
market
Approximately
15.000.000
will
be
spent
by
the
Dominion
Coal
Company
to
open
up
a
new
mine
and
colliery
at
Linean,
Nora
Scotia,
and
construction
of
a
branch
line
of
rail
way
to
the
new
site
has
already
been
s'arted.
The
new
colliery
will
be
equipped
with
every
modern
device,
and
a
model
town
will
be
planned
in
if
vicinity.
It
will
have
a
capacity
oi
some
2,uw
tons
daily.
The
tenth
annual
Ski
Tournament
w
be
held
at
Revelstoke,
February
'
h
and
6th,
in
connection
with
which
sk-jorinr,
toborraning.
snowshoe.
i.'I,
skatine,
etc.,
will
be
featured
An
enJeavor
is
beinr
made
to
secure
the
attendance
of
Uno
Hilstrom,
Sweden
s
champion
skt-jumper,
as
well
as
other
famous
ski-jumpers
from
both
Canada
and
the
United
States.
Canada
in
1923
produced
more,
mal,
lead,
cobalt
and
asbestos
than
during
any
other
year
since
miningr
.
r'l-ords
have
been
kept.
The
output
of
i
al
was
in
tbe
neighborhood
of
'
1"
IrtA
fltn
Inni
MR
AAA
lnn.
k-
.
;
tr
than
Ahe
best
previous
record.
j
ard
5,000.000
ton
over
that
in
1922.
The
output
of
copper,
nickel,
cement
1
sad
asbestos,
was
also
much
above
HtatiromJM'ijrecedmx
yarv
Gold
J
irMnrt:n
ws
dawk
somewhat,
but
i
tsis
was
dje
more
to
a
power
short'
xge.thM
anythtnir
else.
As
a
result
of
efforts
on
the
part
o'
Han.
J.
A.
Kobb.
.Minister
oi
lm-
micration
and
Colonisation,
a
20
r
r
cent
preference
rate
on
Atlantic
pawaffca
for
all
British
immigranta
seitlinc
in
Canada
has
been
ar
ranged
to
come
into
effect
on
March
1
and
continue
until
the
end
of
the
main
Immigration
utmn
at
the
end
of
November.
It
will
apply
only
to
British
immigrants
coming
direct
to
Canada
from
the
British
Isles,
and
will
affect
all
lines
coming
to
Canadian
Atlantic
porta.
Three
delightful
cruises
have
been
swarded
to
agents
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
for
services
rend-
red
the
company
during
the
past
t
ar.
One
of
them,
J.
J.
Forster,
general
agent
at
Vancouver,
will
'
ii!
on
a
round-the-world
cruise
on
IN-
"Empress
of
Canada";
YV.
C.
(
ry,
j-eneral
agent
at
Winroeg,
wi.i
upend
sixty-eight
days
cruising
the
Mfditerrsnean
on
the
"Empress
ScotUn-V
while
D.
R.
Kennedy,
-
ral
2?m
st
Buffalo,
will
enjoy
;
'wnt-n;ie-day
cruise
in
the
West
.
i.
.
.
r
d.:!
.
iS
o'l
ine
l.riTirvs.
Ul
piiwiii.
',
h'-
t'io
were
awarded
by
the
com.
t
ny
in
recognition
of.
last
year's
w
V
in
connection
with
cruuc
book-
NEW
LAMP
BURNS
94
AIR
Beats
Electric
or
Gas
A
new
oil
lamp
that
gives
nu
ama.iiigly
brilliant,
soft,
white
IikIiI.
even
better
than
gas
or
electricity,
has
been
tested
by
the
t'.S.
(ioveruinetit
and
35
leading
universities
and
found
to
be
hii
iierior
to
10
ordinary
oil
lamps
It
burns
without
odor,,
smoke
or
tHJlse
no
pumping
up,
is
simple,
clean,
safe.
Hums
v
nir
and
fie;
common
kerosene
(coal
oil).
The
inventor,
ft.
A.
Johnson,
5115
MrDeruml
Ave.,
Winnipeg,
is
offering
to
.end
ii
jump
on
10
days'
FRF.F.
Irial,
or
even
to
give
one
J'RF.l'
to
the
first
user
in
earh
locality
who
will
help
him
introduce
it.
Write
him
today
for
full
parliculnrn,
Also
ask
him
to
explain
how
you
can
get
Iho
agency,
and
without
experience
or
money
nuike
230
lo
5()0
per
month.
NOTICE
All
persons
owing
neejninls
lo
the
Pri
Rupert
I)
airy
are
ro-
THE
DAILY
NEW8.
PAOB
THREB.
Local
aod
Personal
Hay
nert.
351.
Undertakers.
HasiclbaH
tonight
Home
instead
of
Friday.
Pbou
tr
Kike'
Children
Masquerade
lomor-
f
irow
evening
ai
.ju
in
tut
Home.
Admission
50c.
Fresh
shipment
Nanooee-Wel-
cwal
just
arrived,
l'hil-polt,
Ilington
Kvit5$
,
.
J
tf
r'
,.
Cliildiin
Mai4it-suJc
lonwr-
ruw
vveimiif
at
V.JU
in
Home.
Vdiniiou.
ZOc.
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
furniture
and
all
useful
articles.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
652.
If
4
M.
IV
McUalTery
is"
wailinyr
by
the
l'rinec
Rupert
tomorrow
morning
fur
Vicloria
on
u
business
trip.
The
i?ea?ide
I.uneli
Counter,
Cow
Hay,
i
for
ale.
F"or
infor-
uialiun
phone
Red
100
or
apply
IN.
M.
McLean,
Cow
Hay.
27
The
Fordor
irilan
and
oilier
new
1-oni
tnodeH
are
now
on
display
ul
Parker's
Salesroom.
Auk
ahout.
tlic
ea.y
pawnent
plan.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Olicr
Ile-nor
and
dauylilerK,
who
Jiavc
been
south
on
a
holiday
trip,
relurned
home
on
I
he
I'rince
Rupert
ye.lerday
afternoon.
Mr.
and
Mr.
II.
S.
Irwin,
who
arriveil
a
few
day,
aso
from
Surf
Inlet,
are
ailiug
tomorrow
uiorning
by
(lie
I'rince
Rupert
or
Vaneoiher.
It.
(iamflyf
lite
Royal
Hank
Mall,
win
lia
been
!oulli
.on
a
vacation
trip,
relurned
lo
the
cily
on
I
be
I'riiiw
Rupert
yef-
lerday
afternoon.
-
Frank
liaviec.
arronnlant
for
I
lie
A
1
1
1
ii
Fislierit-.
relumed
ye
trnlay
aflernoon
fnm
Victoria
where)
he
has
been
viiliiip
on
In
annual
vacation
trip.
Mr.
and
Mr,.
Fred
Mi?iiii
're
turned
fromt,Vaiunner
-on
the
I'ruict'
Runecl
yesterday
after
noon.
.vir
.UHfjtini
iia."
neen
on
an
auiomoMte
iiujiiif.'
trip.
J.
A
.Kirkiiatrirk
it'turned
to
llii-
ril
-on
dlie
Prince
Ruper
rt'nlay
afternoon.
lie
fpent
the
C.lirilina
and
New
Year,
holiilay
faon
with
his
family
at
Vancouver.
I'.
S.
.lack,
mining
recorder
at
Stewart,
went
through
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afler-noou
relurninv
fnmi
a
rombin-
ed
business
and
pleasure
trip
(o
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Capt.
It.
L.
Neweombe
of
tin-
launch
Dixie
Ruert
relumed
by
last
night's
train
after
an
ab-
'cnec
of
three
months,
the,
must
of
which
lime
was
peut
in
visiting
New
Hrunswick.
I'.
S.
llonney,
district
forester
returned
to
Hie
cily
on
I
lie
Pripce
Rupert
'ye-tenlay
after
noon
Irom
iiiursion
nay
near
Powell
River
where
he
.has
been
attending
a
meeting
of
foresters.
1'..
R.
Workman,
.sawmill
man
and
operator
of
-the
electric
I
i
is
la
I
plant
at
Stewart,
passed
through
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Rupert
bound
north
after
a
business
tr:.
to
Van
couver.
J.
Y.
Rochester,
CN.R.
marine
superintendent,
who
.
has
been
here
for
I
lie
past
week
in
connection
willi
the
docking
of
the
Swanson
Hay
car
ferry,
expect''
to
return
to
Vancouver
on
Iho
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
Col.
.1.
II.
McMullin,
superior
tendent
of
provincial
.police,
armed
from
Vlciorja
on
he
Prince
RnperJ
yesterday
afternoon,
lie
is
visiting
the
city
and
district
on
an
olllcnil
Inspection
trip
and
will
proceed
-
from
here
to
the
interior?'
m
v
"i
!'".;
T
W.
II.
4't'imeyi
forest
ranger
at
Thursto,n
Harbor
who
has
been
.nllendiin-
a
meeting
of
foresters
at
Thurston
Hay
near
Powell
River,
relurned
lo
the
city
on
Hie
Prince
'Rupert
yesterday
micsied
to
make
settlement
afternoon
and
sailed
later
in
the
iforlhwith
in
order
Hint
their
'veiling
on
t
lie
Prince
John
for
ti'j-u
i;--
i
iv
In
cloM.d
out.
"."J
the
t-'auds.
Bent's
Ladies'
Ready-to-wear
Store
Beg
to
announce
their
Seven
Day
Sacrifice
Sale
BOAT
ARRIVALS
CN.lt.
steamer
l'rinec
Rupert,!
Capt.
John
McKernan.
arrived
from
Vancouver
and
way-pond
at
1.30
yesterday
afternoon
bringing
the
following
passen
gers:
For
Prince
Rupert
W.
H.
Penney
(Thurston
Harbor)
;
A.
lone
and
Mr.
llanon
;Roe
Lake).
1.
S.
llonney.
Col.
J.
II.
McMullin,
F.
Davies.
Mi.
Howard,
Mrs.
liladys
Mitchell,
Miss
F.
Hituiey,
J.
A.
Kirkpal-
rick.
J.
Prince.
J.
Leask.
J.
R.
Macauley,
J.
H.
Hamilton,
Mr,
t
iiuiu
nut
nut
and
Mr..
11.
J.
Tliomnsoii
and;
family,
V.
II.
McCallum,.
H.
(iil-
bert,
Mr.
Wyim,
J.
DesMulles,
H.
nan-ell,
A.
Skclliorne.
tSeorgn
.
Wilson,
Miss
JameK
(L'sk).
F.
Taylor,
.Charles
luiian,
J.
R.
Stanyer,
J.
(iarner,
A.
Prince.
V.
J.
Marshall,
Mis
V.
Palmer.
Lee
Sain;
J.
.onion,'
I.
McKellar
and
P.
R.
Allen,
Huekley
Hay;
Mrs.
Shannon.
Mr.
Olsen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F'red
Miggins.
C.
P.
Cole
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olier
Hesner
and
family.
Fur-Anyox
Mr.
Webster,
M"ts
L.
IMiismorf.
Miss
If.
Allen.
U.
U.
Filipalriek,
Mr.
Lecwortliy.
'J.
A.
Wallace.
A.
C
Lawrence,
J.
II.
Walker,
A.
U.
Young.
II.
Williams.
Mrs.
L.
Walker.
Mrs.
Kent,
T.
Waddell,
Fred
Archer
and
H.
Duval.
For
Mewart
I'.
S.
Jack.
II.
K";
'Nelfensy
K.
If.
WbrlCinajl,
ji"r.
Haker,j.S..
C
siiiilli,
..Mr.
U1.
Murray.
J.
.Mitchell
and
Walter
Hinail
.
.
-
"J
(eorge
Marrs.
2V4
year
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
A.
J.
Marts,
was.
rulietl
lo
the
eity
iroin
North
Pacific
cannery
by
speed
er
tins
morning
ami
ailiiillied
lo
the
(leneral
Hosoilal
where
he
is
being
attended
by
Dr.
J.
A.
West.
OLD
COUNTRY
BOOKINGS
Passports
secured
and
tickets
issued
via
While
Star,
Cuiiard
and
Anchor-Donaldson
Lines.
The
Canadian
National
Railways
make
direct
connections
with
steamers
of
these
lines.
Full
information
at
Cily
Ticket
Office.
Canadian
National
Railways,
528
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
H.C
Phone
SCO.
U.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Veteran'
Associationi'
Bovril
Poster
Competition
doses
definitely
MARCH
31st
Each
donation
of
$1.20
entitle
to
ticket-folder
containing
16
color
posters,
giving
an
opportunity
of
winning
lit
prize,
about
$55,555.00
or
others
of
the
2,003
prizes,
combined
value,
30,000,
about
J138,MS.
Send
Doaatioa
of
$1.29
and
play
the
im.
Addrnt
donation!
lo
tnr
of
tK
followiaj
ei(itiitioni
or
their
biaachn
l
V,Imm'
A,McUtioa
W
CtmI
BritaU.
t!2i
rrk
A.
MohItmU
O..I
War
Vtivui'
AMotUlUau
Cltlim
BaiMiai.
Ottawa.
Arnr
aa4
Nary
Valaran,
la
CuaJa,
Ul
ti.b.a
Stroat.
Maatrtal.
laiawlal
V,li
la
Canada.
7M
Mala
Sd
Ml,
Wlnolrai.
Tuaarculaua
Vataraaa
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If,
CllU.a
BuiMias.
Ottawa.
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commencing
Saturday,
February
2.
Watch
these
columns
tomorrow
for
further
particulars
Rpii
Ladies'
Ready-to-wear
Store
Opposite
Bank
of
Montreal
2-Goldfish
-2
and
Bowl
FREE
'with
Every
$1.00
worth
of
Rexall
Goods
and
One
Package
of
Fish
Food
purchased
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
Store.
The
Pioneer
Druggist.
1st
NORTH
B.
C.
REGIMENT,
102nd
Battalion
C.E.F.
Recruits
Wanted
Ag-
limit
IS
to
Zt.
Young
men
from
10
tu
18
can
join
willi
parents
consenL
CoiiitiHMiang
Wednesday,
January
Dili,
a
comprehensive
six
weeks,'
course
of
military
training
will
be
conducted
under
a
regular
army
instructor
loaned
to
Hie
Heginietit
for
this
purpose.
Physical
training
and
boxing
under
quallfi3d
instructors.
Recruits
will
be
examined
Mondays
and
Wednesdays
at
8
p.m.
BONDS
Are
the
Best
Investment
We
recuiuinend
the
following
us
being
sufe,
saleable
.and
or
fair
return:
City
of
Vernon
ZVt
due
loth
June,
IMS.
at
!fUS.0i,
Yield
5.707c
City
of
Duncan
(l'idiie
ISth
May,
11)53,
at
UH.21).
Yield
5.70
City
of
Prince
Rupert
(1
due
lliU
to
1D50,
at
I01.:M.
Yield
5.90
Orders
may
be
wired
at
our
expense,
iule'resl
accrued
to
dale
of
payment
must
Ii.
added.
We
pay
delivery
charges.
Gillespie,
Hart
&
Todd.
Ltd
Head
Office:
VICTORIA,
B.C.
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
WE
SELL
FOR
LESS.
It
Will
jia'y
you
(o
consider
this
fact,
when
you
ur
planning
to
buy
Furniture
for
Your
Home
3
t.