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MUTISM
r.ni.UMBIA.
liinie
lo
give,
no
ground
towards
ameliorative
measure.
Little
Interest
In
Civic
Election.
B4S7
GREEN
TEA
you
Have
not
tasted
tHe
best.
FresH,
fragrant
and
pure.
Try
it.
.Published
.
Kvery
Afternoon,
exept
Sunday,
the
Prince
Itupcrl
Uaily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLKN,
Managing
Editor.
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RATES:
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Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
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mail
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nil
parls'of
the
British
F.mpire
ami
Ihe
United
Male,
in
iiuvaucc,
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yar
.............
To
all
other
countries,
in
advance,
per
year
."
senate
HH--.1
jiir-rim
us
oi
present
corniort
for
the
sake
or
keeping
the
budget
balanced,
Tor
the
sake
of
mcetin?
contracts,
for
the
s.nk..
of
winning
her
way
back
to
th-
gold
standard
at
the
ratio
of
IM
to
Ihe
pound.
All
honor
to
her
for
her
courage,
her
clear
vNion,
her
steadfast
adherence
to
the
basic
principle
of
sound
money
and
sound
finance.
She
is
nrntecl
IMI?
her
npnnlo'u
mnrnl
(ALTERATIONS
IN
fihr
today,
at
The
same
time
that
shr
i
conserving
their
long-f
,iK,,,
.in-
i
tiinujiic-
imeresis.
.nu
sne
is
selling
n
most
impressive
mid
effective
example
to
Ji'T
continental
neighbors,
giving
heart
and
courage
to
those
valiant
slatesmen
of
Coulin-ntnl
Europe'
who
are
fighting
against
financial
madness."
Used
After
Shaving
Keeps
Skin
Soft
and
Smooth
Many
men
suffer
'from
irritation
of
the
skin
as
a
result
of
shaving.
With
some
it
assumes
a
form
of
eczema
and
becomes
most
annoying
and
unsightly.
By
applying
a
little
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
after
shaving
the
Irritation
Is
overcome
and
Barber's
Itch
and
Eczema
are
prevented
or
relieved.
DR.
CHASE'S
OINTMENT
0
Cent
a
boi,
all
dealers,
or
Edmanaon,
RiO-i
A
Co.,
Ud,
Toronto
MOVING
BYLAW
.
i
i..
,
I.
.
.
:
i
i
:
..
.
additional
'M)
lo
lie
deposited
(an
with
the
e?ly
engineer.
.The
lime
for
movinp
is
nut
lo
cxceeil
five
jdays.
In
Ihe
event
of
Ihe
i.day'
jlinie
limit
bcjnp
excceiled,
3n
per
day.
In
he
charged.
The
coun
cil
considered
that
the
mailer
of
extension
of
Ihe
lime
tirrvit
fa.-
moving
a
htijldinp
owiu?
to
circumstances
over
which
Ihe
per-
ji
movinp
sucii
Mill.
tin?
ImiI
tin
control,
should
lie
left
for
Ihe
icily
council
lo
decide
and
that
SI
?l"
nn''"'
onl,"i
responsibility
for
istalinp
Ihe
lime
any
huildinr
an
nil
liimlit
take
lo
move
should
pot
he
i
"
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r
'
left
with
Ihe
city
engineer.
,hl.
liillarl
(.aid
he
was
will-
.
.....
,
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.
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to
rive
a
man
fixe
days
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account
of
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word((
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was
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Advertising
and
Circulation
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Editor
and
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98
.
86
Member
or
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
BDITION
Tuesday,
January
8,
1921
FrenchPeople
s
Are
Satisfied.
The
eodorsntion
of
l'rmier
Poincare
and
the
France
ul
the
recent
Senatorial
elections
indicates
moved
in
the
fixe
day
limit
he
hould
aindy
to
the
city
council
fur
an
extension
of
time.
I
City
Council
to
Charge
$5
For,
1.
r
Permit
And
Allow
Five
Days
Aid.
Perry
thought
the
city
en-
pineer
should
slate
the
lime
for!?"
jmovinp
a
imuoinp.
j
Aid.
Macdonald
did
no(
think
f
Ihe
onus
of
responsibility
for
i-.iin-
I
lii,
liniA
limit
nn
mnvinsr
any
huildiup
sJionld
he
placed
on
jllie
city
engineer
hut
lliat
Hie
-!cily
council
should
decide
Ihe
Olf
.
i
w
1
1.
l.k
that
thejp-jj.jp
nriMinsihIe
fori
"latin?
the
i
remn
Iopie
are
Mill
siUlsiiei
vvuii
the
coure
that
is
heing
lim
imi,
ne
Madonald
pursued
by
the
government
of
the
hiiropeau
Republic
in
foreign
(,f,nttj(,(.r,,i
t,
n?ineer
was
i.
Ijlicy
more
particularly
with
reganl
lo
action
for
return
of
f!er-il)!r
nro,r
the
poat
and
that
the
man
reparations
aijd
the
occupation
of
Ihe
Ruhr
Ihe
prinripaijriiunl.j
w(.rp,
in
a
sense,
passin?
prohlcm
now
facing
France
and
one
in
which
all
the
powers:,,,,,
j,n).k
f
jljm
He
had
no
de-are
ery
actively
interested.
While
there
has
been
much
di-!ir
jft
.,as!t
u,e
,nPk
or
allow
cussiun
and
considerable
opposition
from
influential
factors
inp00,j,
j,I.ck
the
streets
with
European
politics,
the
French
people
still
seem
to
be
imcom-:j1j,,jnyH
lroiuiingiy
oeiiuiu
uie
course
mat
is
neing
lonoweci.
they
coii-j
,i.,
prry
wa
asreeable
to
Ihe
time
limit
of
fixe
dajs
and
klhe
penally
of
3n
per
day
for
even
ilay
oxer
the
time
lim,U.
Vll
Munrn
inniilpreil
that
five
There
seems
to
be
ii-slump
this
A-ear
in
civic
election
inter-
in
.
nvoruze.rne
unssnf-
esl.
ih
the
rHdhiig
bhl
nnic.
(UiysNifff
(the
topic
is
being
veryifiHonl
lime
to
move
a
building,
little
discussed
on
the
streeL
Thi-
lack
of
iiilerct
is
regrettable
(f
anv
exceptional
circumslances
in
view
of
the
fact
that
the
council
or
102
will
have
rnuch!aro,i"
aiul
1P
contractor
desired
important
work
to
do
and
many
mailers
of
policy
to
decide.
jan
PXptlKjn
f
(into
application
The
incumbent
mayor
is
again
in
the
field
and.
up
lo
the
.,,,,,,,,,,
,lP
ma,(p
to
tlf.
cily
coun-prcrilt,
the
chairman
of
hi
finance
committee
is
the
only
rival
ftd.'ucj,
exlension
repiirej
he
has
for
the
chief
magistracy.
As
the
two
have
been,
dis-
.i...
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is.i
i.
.i
.........
.
.
.
Il"l
lltr
ii.i:
mj
iiwi"
iiucii)
oiviueu
uurmg
ine
pasi
year
on
many
maners
oi
impirt-ruil
policy,
there
will
be
a
well
marked
distinction
to
assist
the
electors
in
naming
their
preferences.
The
snme,'will
also
apply
to
the
aldermaiiic
candidates
who
should
be,
if
they
are
not,
oimdcl
out
on
these
matters.
Apparently
the
voters
Ihis
year
are
going
to
record
their
fiTiichise
quietly
and
are
not
bilking-
much
about
it.
The
candidates
should,
however,
tie
gelling
ready
lo
submit
their,
respective
cases
for
election.
America
Shows
.
Some
Appreciation.
Mending
the
newspapers
gives'lhe
impression
that
there
is
a
lack
of
appreciation
in
the
United
State
if
the
heroic
efforts
which
fjreat
Britain
is
making
and
has
made
lo
bring
order
nut
if
economic
chaos
in
Europe.
That
is
perhaps
the
case
with
the
masses
who
have
little
opportunity
of
learning
the
fads
and
are
more
easily
swayed
by
the
insidious
and
disturbing
propa-
jraiiua
or
the
radical
elements
who
have
no
desire
to
ee
eilher
social
or
economic
order
reslored.
But
it
does
not
reHecl
the
opinions
of
the
leadflig
Americans
of
intellect
or
substance.
The
following
tribute
lo
(he
"sturdy
old
British
Empire"
is
from
an
address
before
Ihe
Brilish
Kmpire
Chamber
of
Commerce
in
New
iork,
uy
if
nnjamlii
At.
Anderson,
economist
of
the
Chase
Xn-
iioiiai
nank:
,
i
ne
siuniy
old
Hnlish
Empire
ha"
made
and
is
making
COLLEYMOUNT
RANCHER
DIED
WHILE
ENROUTE
SMITHERS
HOSPITAL
ItfltXS
IKl
Jan.
8.
'Andrew
Dahlherg
of
Colleymounl
died
from
heart
failure
xvhile
heuur
drixen
in
lo
Hums
bake
to
lake
the
train
for
Smithers
Hospital
on
Sunday
nijiht.
Mr.
Dahllier?
followed
the
occupations
of
ram
her
and
trapper
and
had
been
a
resident
of
Cnlleymoiint
for
ahoul
six
years.
j
Fay
Short
started
with
Mr.
Dahlher?
for
Burns
Lake
ne-l
rompanied
by
a
neiphbnr,
II.'
Parmtt.
Deceased
was
nurrerin?j
cousiderahle
pain
and
sh'irlly
atler
jiassing
Tchesinkut
Lake;
asked.
to
he
moved
lo
another!
position.
When
Ihe
parly
ar-!
rived
al
Br.
Lanp's
office
lhe:
doctor
found
Ihal
Hie
patient
liad
passed
away.'
Bahlher?
was
03
years
ot
ape,
J
unmarried,
and
was
very
well
thought
of
in
the,
Oolleyinnunt
He
had
suffered
for
n
considerable
lime
with
heart
I
rouble.,
dropsy,
and
hemmorhape
of
the
limps.
He
leaves
a
sister
in
Minnesota.
Inlerment
will
lake
place
al
the
Hums
Lake
remelery.
MORESBY
AVENUE
IS
BEING
TORN
UP
Lumber
From
Closed
Plank
Road
Being
Used
Elsewhere
At
Ihe
council
meeting
last
nlultt
Aid.
Collar!
asked
why
Moresby
Ave.,
Secfion
2,
was
being
torn
up.
In
reply.
Aid.
'Perry
explained
Hint
the
cily
required
lumber
urpently
In
other
part
of
the
city
and,
as
Ihe'
avenue
in
question
had
been
traffic.
Instructions""
closed
to
had
been
piveu
for
the
plank
roadway
there,
lo
be
torn
up
and
used
where
It
was
required.
"It
Is
just
a
ipo'sllon
or
robbing
Peler
lo
pay
Paul"
said
Aid.
perry.
Aid,
Col-hut
was
sntisfied
with
Hie
ex.
plnnntion,
THE
DAILY.
NEWS.
Tueidajr,
January
,
t,
CAPT.
GEMMEl
SMITH
UKED
THIS
COUNTRY
C.N.R.
Publicity
Agent
at
London
Enthusiastic
About
Prince
Rupert
and
Vicinity
i
1
Mt
.
lienmifll
Suiil
It.
publicity
I
Hii"
l.ylaw
pnverninp
the
innv.!a,.
r
l0
Oanmlian
National
;in?
of
buitdinjrs
nn
iily
"rrlHjUajwav
.,,
Knslaiiit,
who
.cnuncil
mcriiiip.
'
:
:
I
r
.i
:
i
.
IIU
II
HS
tin'MIIMl
Afler
discus,
to
rli
a
rue
$5
irrrciiuv
reiurticii
in
i-.u?
ami
ai-
ler
a
Jrlji
cms.
!nnada.-xva
full
of
eQlhiisi:isni
ml
only
for
Ihe
country
which
lie
axxr
for
Ihe
first
ttnip
mil
also
for
Ihe
lunly
drit
of
I
lie
people,
ae-
rnrdiuir
to
1h
Xoxen.-lier
issue
of
Ihe
llatiadtiiii
liaietle.
In
sieakiiir
of
his
lrip
lhnm?Ii
Ihe
Onnadiun
ItocLies,
Capl.
.uiitjf
cliaraeleriseil-
the
journey,
through
to
Prince
Itu-perl
from
Jusper
Park
ami
iloxvn
Ihe
coast
to
Vancouver
a
un-douhletlly
one
of
tlie
fliiesi
scenic
trip,
of
any
continent,
lie
aid
'that
iiopiiny
could
surpass
ihi
contitioally
rhiiiiifiii?
scenery
through
the
nockie
where
lhe'remark:Ude
prsule
of
Ihe
linailiai)
National
llailwmy
enahle.1
the
traveller
lo
ohlain
xisla
ot
the
difTerenl
MaVs
lhr.U?ht"til
Mir
journey.
Ijiler.
Ihe
t,rip
nhnip
Ihe
keena
river
was
the
climax
lo
a
sreinarkalde
journey.
Capl.
.
Smith
pasd
throush
Prince
Huierl
ennnile
lo
Vancouver
in
Oclnher
last.
The
Mao
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
XtlW
thai
Hie
King
of
(ireece
ha"
oiu
and
;o
(us
hair
rut.
xve
ar
'a
1
1
set
for
the
forlhcom-in?
civic
eleVtioim.
LATEST
classified
adxerlie-ment
read
Man
wanleil
lo
assist
innoHifer-exleniuiialin?
hus-iness.V..Tf)e!
advert
Ueinenl
imcl
have
I'een
i'lMiotlyser.
1
....
.
TIIOSK
p'rjtle
who'
raxe
ahoul
the
mild
wtttlher
must
l.c
hfie
who
irl
fo.xvnrk
ahoul
ioon.
There
does.jml
seem
to
he
ipii'eh
liahlness
annul
the-element
to
Ihe
man
plcwin?
around
in
the
.
IT
iloes
not-
neee.arily
follow
Ihal
a
girl
wearing
a
Ion?
skirt
is
knock-kneed.
iiAh
or
ine
ihm?i
.we,
never
hear
ahoul
is
a
sleep
parly.
Many
a
man
business
i
interfered
with
by
his
mind
wandering
llirnupuoul
the
day
as
in
how
i
Ik-
furniture
will
he
"When
Hazel
cut
her
foot,
poison
got
into
the
broken
skin
causing
a
bad
sore,"'
writes
Mrs.
D.
S.
Green,
of
Kingston,
Ont.
"For
some
time
the
limb
remained
terribly
painful
and
swollen.
"Then
I
left
olf
ordinary
salvesandusedherbalZamBuk
This
soothed,
cleansed
and
healed
the
sore
so
well,
that
in
a
few
days
Ha2el
was
able
to
wear
her
shoe
and
again
attend
schooly
This
experience
taught
ine
theV
wisdom
of
keeping
Zam-Buk
always
handy,"
ASURGZRY
IN
A
TWO-INCH
BOX
I
Iivcrv
cut,
liurn.
so-ild,
crlcli
or
ether
Injury
n'ils
tliit
grnl
lierbal
Zam-Sill
It
ii
not
only
iiountlv
tnnih-ing
and
Walinft.
but
it
fives
iTokrn
litsim
thorough
protwion
K'int
roisrmom
rmi.
Uvery
borne
nivU
am-IJnk
furlroulitei
liliarctema,
uicrr
ated
Ick,
pdei.
poiviiie.l
wir,
pimpl't,
boils.
abscrsMs.
tcatp
ken,
tic
Betr
than
porridge
Children
are
apt
to
bolt
down
their
food
without
chewing.
That
means
poor
teeth
and
poor
digestion.
The
best
food
for
growing
children
is
Shredded
Wheat
because
it
encourages
thorough
mastication.
Contains
all
the
nutritive
elements
in
the
whole
wheat
grain,
including
the
bran
which
is
Nature's
best
food
laxative.
It
is
ready-cooked
and
ready-to-eat
delicious
for
any
meal
with
hot
milk,
sliced
bananas
or
other
fruits.
Tk
CndlB
SfcrtJdrJ
Wfctat
Canaio-,
UL
Ninin
rtt..
O.urU
Shredded
Wheat
re-arranped
when
lie
pets
home
al
night.
TIIKHE
i
a
fortune
awaiting.
Ihe
.man
who
eoi
invent
a,
boomeranp
umbrella
one
of
j
tlin.e
lliinp-
that
will
luiunce.
bark
home
when
it
is
loaned
lo
a
friend.
The
same
thin?
will
apply
lo
books.
IF
onio
men
rouM
ilrixe
a
nail
as
well
as
Ihey
can
ilrixe
a
flivver
they
would
till
Hie
nail
often
judpinp
from
Ibe
many
Ihinp
they
hit
on
llir
ra,id.
TIIKIU-;
is
only
one
thing
lo
lieal
a
walk
with
a
prrlly
girl
on
.1
sunny
day
and
Hint
is
a
walk
with
a
pretty
plrl
on
a
niooiiliplit
nl3bt.
I'Mtllll
an
amenduienl
to
the;
biipior
Art
a
man
is
now
only!
fined
?r
a
ayalnsl
T.O
for
In-loxicallnn.
Walrli
some
men
axe
money.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlnc
Kupcrt
January
S,
1914.
I
Mrs.
F.
V.
Bergrnson
enter-1
tained
Tuesday
afternoon
for
Mrs.
ieo.
McNeil
who
is
leavinp
Ihe
cily
lo
make
hop
home
at
Pacific.
Mrs.
Frank
Latidc
"en
tertained
ii
score
if
p4ople
nl
whist
In
Ihe
evening
in
honor
of
Mrs.
MacXeil.
Frank
McKinunn
nf
Cranhy
Bay
was
in
Ibe
rity
yesterday.
He
Is
going
south
for
a
holiday.
Mrs.
,.
J.
McArlhnr
of
Hmil
Iters
I
in
the
eily
having
jut
re-lurned
froin
a
trip
south.
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SALE
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limn
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or
January,
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will
l
allowrd
for
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of
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World
We
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sole
ngenU
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and
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in
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There
is
nothing,
finr?
in
the
world.
A
box
of
Pnnly's
make
n
illghlful
g'i
ct
nil
times.
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the
V-w
Year
in
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right
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.r
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and
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a
Ikix.
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ah
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bt
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