The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Bread
is
your
best
food.
Kat
more
of
il.
Kept
by
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
NIGHT
OR
DAY.
Express
Baggage
Coal
139
2nd
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Loggers1
Club
Situate,
in
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
PAGE
FOVR.
THB
DAILY
WEWa
Monday.
Janinrv
i,
We
Start
The
day
with
grape
fruit
and
a
smile.
Cheerful
service
anil
Ihc
fallowing
prices
nre
bound
to
toll.
Ladles
Brown
Xld
High
Shoes,
low
heel,
all
sixes
...
.
$6.75
Men's
Work
Shoes,
nil
solid
leather
,
...
$5.50
Rubbers
and
Rubber
Boots
fnr
all
members
of
the
fnmilp.
Family
SHOE.
Store
Third
Ave.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
.
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Ticket.,
Hales
,and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
J
Q
J
II
llllll
vow:
III
I
rod
1
.
Ml
UJi!
..
1
LITTLE,
il
What
the
Salvation
Army
did
in
1033
and
what
il
hopes
lo
do
in
1921
is
the
subject
discussed
in
a
pamphlet
recently
issued
by
Ibal
organization.
Generally
speaking,
it
is
pointed
out,
the
effort
of
(lie
Army
has
been
in
the
past
and
will
be
in
the
,
future
cenlered
on
the
wilh
the
poor
of
all
nations,
wilh
the
fallen,
Ihe
erring,
those
lending
lo
or
guilly
of
crime,
both
men
and
women,
wilh
a
view
lo
their
redemption
and
restoration.
At
Ihe
beginning
of
1021
the
Army
is
established
in
8(1
coun
tries
and
speaks
55
languages.
It
operates
11,000
Corps
arjd
outposts
und
has
21,000
officers;
00,000
local
officers,
about
10,000
bandsmen
and
practically
the
same
number
of
songsters.
It
publishes
100
separate
periodicals
with
a
total
circulation
of
approximately
a
million
and
a
half
copies.
Contrary
lo
the
lielief
of
many
of
the
Army's
own
friends,
it
gives
the.
best
of
its
attention
and
care
to
its
religious
and
not
lo
its
social
work,
believing
that
the
hope
of
civilization
is
bound
up
in
the
conversion
of
the
individual
from
evil
ways
lo
good
and
up-
rigid
lives.
Shelters
and
Depots
In
its
social
work
at
Ihe
be-inning
of
1921,
Ihe
Army
oper
ates
60
shelters
anil
food
dojiots
for
men,
20
shelters
and
food
depots
for
women,
15
separate
food
depots,
180
hotels
for
working
men
(some
of
litem
very
large)
18
hotels
for
working
women,,
170
homes
and
indus-
'rial
institutions
for
men,
150
labor
bureaus,
22
farms,
100
slum
posts
in
large
cities
ard
0
homes
or
Inebriates.
In
connection
with
its
prison
work
it
operates
16
prison
gate
homes
into
which
il
will
receive
at
least
3,000
discharged
con
vicls
during
this
year.
Last
year
it
received
2575
criminals
and
lias
good
reports
of
2f200
of
Ihe
Army
number
more
than'
1(00
and
Ihe
officers
and
cadets
in
social
work
number
more;
llian
1,000.
During
1923
the
Army
found
employment
for
about
125,000
men
and
women
and
secured
temporary
employ-j
uient
for
more
thnn
200,000
men,!
II
supplies
meals
In
about
15,-1
000,000.
British
Boys
During
1923
General
nram-j
well
lioolh
arranged
a
plan
tot
send
10,000
Ilritish
boy
lo
the
colonies,
the
majority
of
whom,
will
come
lo
Canada.
A
few
hundred
of
these
boy
arrived
in
Winnipeg
in
1023
and
a
Iar-
ger
number
will
come
during
1
1)2
1.
Every
arrangement
isl
made
for
their
settlement
nndf
supervision.
Practically
every
one
of
the
boy
already
brought
to
Canada
In
the
past'
has
succeeded.
The
Arijiy
will
also
send
In
Canada
during
1021
large
parties
of
girls
for
domestic
service,
widows,
children
and
some
oilier
classes,
a
may
seem
desirable.
The
Army
believe
Jp
assisting
ami
doe
a-
Klsl
the
migration
of
these
clas-
mutated
ma
of
and
xiImiiwum
matter
frin
the
fyatetn.
headache
and
lckrw
to
my
tnarh.
I
plans
noW
ill
process
of
fulfil
la.r
PlTu'and
eve"!
.f,
JT
T"1
0n.
f
'
tMia"
as
wen
at
I
ever
did.
w
I
lway
keen
"'"'
nanways.
them
in
hand."
i
-
GERMAN
SETTLERS
Milhurn's
Lata-Llver
Pills
are
tit
a
vial
at
all
dealer,
nr
mailed
dlrert
tin!
I
IITI
V
ran
Ai
it
in
a
reeelpt
of
prlre
by
The
..T.
Mllburn
Cc
UKfcLl
i"Uu
LAN
ADA
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
ses.
The
rvligious
work
of
the
Army
in
Canada
made
steady
progress
throughout
1021.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
W
WILL
INSTAL
RADIO
inal
news
items
anil
concert
may
be
broadcasted
to
trains
cn
route
across
Canada.
Very
sue
cessful
experiments
along.,
this
line
were
carried
out
during
the
MADE
IN
CANADA
LlHtWMTtST.UCHnSL
lll.l.
m
a.
visitors
.rom
rtamourg
are
Looking
Over
Country
View
to
Sending
Settlers
KHMOXTON,
Jan"
I
L
Securing
information
a
lo
(he
np-portuniliese
for
immigrants
Hr.
I'l-eusse
jspcrbcr.
irmnager
of
the
association
of
Herman
im
migrant,
and
Wilbelm
Kelger.
QPT
IN
THF
TRAINS
I
"ll
oI
"nniburg,
fJermany.
were
ULllU
111
1IIL
llVnllllJ
iiti
i
V.lmnnl.1,1
.nn.ii1lln
....II.
D.
Robb
Announces
Innova
tion
to
be
Inaugurated
During
Coming
Year
According
to
an
announcement
made
by
V.
I).
Hohb,
vice
president
or
the
Canadian
National
Itailways,
radio
will
prove
an
important
'part
i
Ihe
service
,of
the
.National
system
during
Ihe
coming
i-ar-
Ily
making
use
of
existing
liroadf-astinu
stations
ami
by
the
ereeiion
tf
others
programs
of
entertainment
and
news
will
he
broadcaslcil
from
one
end
of
the
Dominion
to
the
other.
Another
important
item
will
be
the
equipping
of
all
transcontinental
train
of
the
Canadia..
National
Railways
with
radio
receiving
sets
am)
placing
them
in
charge
of
skilleij
operators,
so
jlocal
authorities
yesterday.
The
Asocialitn
of
Gorman
immigrants
is
an
organizalioh
which
undertakes
in
give
reliable
information
to.
people
in
Germany
who
want
lo
Immigrate
ami
lo
help
them
to
reach
Hie
land
lo
which
I
hey
wanl
lo
go.
Accompanying
Uiem
are
John
Sclirellen
of
the
Canadian
National
colonization
department
and
Henry
Mnhr
representing
the
Ctinanl
line.
Dr.
Sperber
slate
I
bat
he
ha
found
conditions
very
excellent
for
immfgrantion
and
dial
if
the
plans
of
the
association
are
approved
by
the
Canadian
authorities,
there
should
be
a
considerable
number
of
German
farmers
come
lo
Canada.
EDMONTON
PROPOSES
REPEAL
EARLY
CLOSING
KDMO.VJ'ON.
Jan.
II.
The
charter
amendment
committee
of
past
summer
by
the
Nationalise
cily
council
considered
the
In
the
women's
industrial
system,
when
all
special
train
form
of
the
advertisement
cov-
iiomes,
rescue
institutions
for,'
unfortunate
and
fallen
women.
I
it
received
during
last
year
over;
8,000
ami
released
over
7,000
wilh
hopes
for
their
satisfactory
!
future
lives-
Of
Ihese
institutions
the
Army
maintains
and
will
operate
50
maternity
homes
through
1921.
wilh
accommodation,
for
about
1600
women.
The
list
of
Social
Institutions
Magic
Baking
Powder
is
scientifically
made
and
has
never
failed
to
give
the
maximum
leavening
efficiency.
Because
of
this
and
the
uniformly
satisfactory
results
obtained
by
its
use,'
we
recommend
It
as
Canada's
perfect
baking
powder.
E
W.
COIXTT
COMTANI
UMTtO
Toaomo
m
ering
application
to
the
legis.
lature
for
charter
amendments.
,Tlie
following
changes
ore
under
(consideration,
which
will,
of
;course,
have
lo
be
discussed
by
leoiineil
later:
0
I.
To
repeal
all
section
of
the
said
charter,
which
impose
liability
on
Ihe
elty
(or
non-re-
pair
of
highways,
streets,
side.
walk,
etc.
2
To
authorize
the
construction
of
sewers
al
he
cost
of
the
e.tty
al
large,
wilh
the
right
to
I
Impose
n
frontage
charge
upon
1I
properly
abutting
I
hereon,
instead
of
constructing
sewer
as
local
improvements.
3.
To
aiilliorle
Ihe
issue
of
,
interim
certificate
lo
purchases
of
debentures,
pending
Ihe
is-
isue
of
the
regular
formal
t.
To
validate,
certain
local
'!
imnrAfmiiniil
v.u
lnu-a
0.
To
repeal
Ihe
clauses
of
Hie
Edmonton
charter
relating
to
early
closing.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
P.
G.
La
Grue,
D.
fi
Spot
I.
.lame
II.
A.
Stephen
and
V.
W.
(Crawford.
Vancouver:
Charles
F
jOabrnra,
Haitellnn:
C.
A.
Manor.
,Tcrruce:
J.
McNeil,
Telkwa,
Miss
iMltlli
Daniel.
Sriillher!
II.
A.
'Heilgard
and
II.
J.
Thompson.
M'altle,
Central
G
W.
Jenkins,
Smilher.
Mis
right.
England;
P.
Daniels,
f!
Ml
D.
Dorothy.
Seattle;
Mrs
A,
Woodlmiisc,
Georgetown:
Mr
and
Mrs
M.
It.
Pointer.
Wrnn
tedl,
1-raiicois
Culbut.
Edmonton
REPAIRING
ANYTHING
IN
CANVAS.
Phone
780.
P.
LeCUire.
Cow
Hay.
LOOK
HERE
MR.
TRAPPER.
Here
is
where
you
gel
the
big
prices
for
ymir
furs.
Se
me
first
ami
lul
before
selling
else
where.
I
like
you
make
money.
W.
Q0LDBLOOM,
"The
Trapper's
Friend."
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
SALES.
Good
nought.
Sold
or
Exchanged
H.
H.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
end
Croery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
Hlark
13ft
and
lie,
I
II.
TAXI
Taxi
87
Phone.
(Call
Georgs
or
Gust)
Rots
Brother.
Prompt
svire
ami
Comfort
Day
or
Night
Stand:
Boston
Qrlii
Third
Avsnus
MISCELLANEOUS.
G.
ANDKIISOX.
Sailmaker
Sails
and
Tarpaulins
made
to
order
,
and
repaired.
Third
Avenue,
opposite
Pioneer
Laundry.
Phone
Ureen
392.
P.O.
Hot
723.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Friday,
close
al
5.30
p.m.
From
the
East-
Mondays,
Thursdays
Awl.
Saturday.
4.30
p.m.
From
Vancouver-
Sundays
P.
M
Wednesday
(
P.M.
Fridays
A.M.
CP.lt.
January
It
and
18.
To
Vancouver-
Tuesdays.
Mail
close
at
t
P..M
Fridays
8.15
A.M.
Saturdays
A.M.
C.P.Il.
January
IK.
To'
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Premier
Wednesday
10
P.M.
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Premier
Fridays
.M.
To
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier
Sundays
'
7
p.m.
From
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Arm
Anyox,
-Stewart
and
Premier
Tuesdays
A.M.
To
Alaska
Points
January
1
1
and
28.
From
Alaska
Points
January
18.
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
January
':,
in,
.10.
cioc
11.30
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Points
January
I
i
nnd
28.
To
Naas
River
Points
and
Port
Simpson-Thursday
iq
j.
m
From
Naas
II,
er
Paints
Saturdays
A.M.
PRINCE
flUPERT
TIDES
Mondav.
Jn
"'K'1
7:50
a.m.
18.2
20:2(1
p.m.
J5.3
''ow
1:01
n.m.
H.n
H:l
I
p.m.
H.rt
Tuesday,
January
15.
8:17
lulu.
8.3
,
21:11
p.m.
15.1
'"w
1:3(1
11.111.
9.0
,
I
ft
;
1
0
rl.ui.
.
...
WednedV.
January
18
ni''
9:38
n.m.
8.0
.
??:33
p.m.
1
5.8
,ow
S:55
n.m.
0.5
I0
IH
p.m,
7
By
George
McManui
ft.
ft
fl
would
!W:
CXiTfc
f.
1
"
,
Ol4
T
lNt
t
riTU
Stwica.
Uc
t'lh
'
SALVATION
ARMY
FLOATING
SPECKS
DID
GREAT
WORK
BEFORE
THE
EYES
Record
of
Achievement
for
1923
!
Is
Stated
In
Pamphlet
Just
Issued
Jwere
equipped
wilh
radio
receiving
sots,
and
coneerts
and
hows
picked
up
by
Ihem
while
ill..
.
n:....
.
..
,
MEANS
UVER
TROUBLE
receiving
set
installed
in
the
car
iued
by
Mr.
Lloyd
George
was
.
,
.
means
of
bringing
to
him
?a
TwS
Nri.
ror
a
rew
seamd
and
you
reel
a
ir
y.m
ante
an,
causing
him
to
char-ere
init
u
rtnt.
jto
ran
r?t
assured
arleruc
a
"inevitable"
lifs
spe-ttiat
your
liver
U
out
irtu.
pri.periy.ciat
feature
of
the
Canadian
Nn-Thr
nwniui
ihinr
to
in
all
rar
-iiial
service.
The
official
an-nbere
Uie
liver
l
alow,
laay
ir
torpid.
'nounoemenl
of
Mr.
Itlilib
in
as
to
llr
It
op
by
tin-
ue
of
Mllharn's
follows:
Lan-l.lver
Pill
and
Hear
aay
the
aceu-1
.im,1
j.....
.
ihA
radio
conception
in
Canada,
.
iiiere
now
being
over
inn.ooo
...
,
.
Mr.
Cha.
A)
land,
Frankvllle,
A
Onl,
.
1:
..
...
a,,,,,
"-"ts.
at
not
be
rtti:
-I
ui
i
n.
..run.
iih.rrt
may
amiM
submerged
lenlh.
Its
work
is
with
rioaiio
.perk
before,
my
eye,
for
me
to
.stalp
briefly
the
radio
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
2
CENTS
PEK
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
Nu
Advarilaamant
Taken
for
La
than
B0eJ
WANTED
MOLKK
ItAIlllKIl
COLLF.GK
wanl
men
and
.women
lo
learn
Ihe
Harbor
Trade.
I'aid
while
Jearningr
Tbi
is
your
opportunity
to
learn
a
trado
and'
get
into
steady
employment.
Graduate
earn
from
10.00
to
50.00
per
week.
Writo
for
free
catalogue.
50
Hastings
K.
Vancouver.
FOR
SALE
FIHl
SALK.-
"?3"
Transfer
and
Taxi
consisting
of
one
Dlzo
enclosed
car
with
shock
absorbers
and
Weed
chain,
two
Ford
deliveries
with
covered
bodies,
tool,
etc.;
Ilusines
has
been
established
three
month
and
receipts
are
Increasing
each
month.
Cari
are
in
good
condition.
4100
cash,
balance
terms.
Apply
Northern
Exchange.
If
FOlt
SALK.
Timothy
hay
;S..i0
per
Ion.
Wild
hay.
$16.50
per
(on.
Mixed
hay
IH.OO
per
Ion
f.o.b.
Hula!!.
Apply
Huralt
Mercantile
Company.
Hulall.
il.C.
FOlt
SALK
Sixteen
room
boarding
house
and
ore.
furnished.
Apply
929
Ambrose
FOR
SALK.
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healer.
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good
condition.
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231.
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rent
in
Indies'
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store.
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Third
Avenue.
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Ituperl,
H.C.
13
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apartments.
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