Monday
January
14,
1024.
Clearance
SALE
-.!
of
Electric
Heaters
yrfUs
i
nn
opportunity
for
you
(n
purrha-c
an
article
tin''
-tVey
home
needs
nway
In-low
the
regular
price.
Ideal
hi
v
trriui'f?
(he
bathroom,
for
removing
the
ctull
and
a
nfiMf'-
from
room-
not
heated.
You
simply
press
the
liidliHi
Villi
Ihe
lieat
commence
to
flow.
Vm
7
Maje-lii-
I
Ifii
I
er.
Meg.
price
ij
13.00.
Kale
price
5
8.00
Niy
.f'ijetir
llenhr.
Ileg.
price
s?
1
S.0().
Side
Price
$12.00
No.
&
.Jkjclir
llenler.
Ileg.
price
$10.
75.
Sale
I'rire
$13.25
No.
Ijilitjeslir
Healer,
lleg.price
2t.rM).
Sale
rii
c
$15.00
s
J
.Nje(tii-
Healer.
IU
pn.
30.0O.
Sal"
Priee
$21.00
Seo
our
window
display.
Buy,'
Now
at
Reduced
Prices
Genuine
Eversharp
Pencils
SALE
NOW
ON
ORMES
LTD.
DISPENSING
CHEMISTS.
The
Rexall
Store.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
Wo
Prepay
Mall
Orders.
SOMETHING
NEW
KYANIZE
SANITARY
FLOOR
ENAMEL
A
new
anil
different
fuiih
for
flours
that
is
wu.-hahle,
tary
anil
exceedingly
tough
and
duralile.
Ak
for
color
ard,
Pints
90c
Quart
$1.G0
Hair
Gallon
$3.00
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Te.3
We
Deliver.
Box
1646.
v
Phono
109.
Helgcrson
Block.
?.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
,k,
Dentist
fl
X-RAY
SERVICE.
Office
Hour-:
O
a.m.
to
0
p.m.
Open
livening
Iy
Special
.ppuiutuieul.
,11
mm
t
Freo
Delivery
In
Prince
Rupert.
Behind
this
label
it
the
rennUtion
of
the
Urt,
moil
hygicnicaU
ly
cirntific
brewing
institution
in
the
Weil
a
rUnt
tnl
(uaranteci
alwajrt
tht
utmott
in
purity
and
the
per
fection
of
tatiifaction
in
every
bottle,
Public
endorsement
of
Caicade
i
proved
by
ever
!
-
now
grriter
than
all
othert
in
Britith
Columbia
combined.
Get
a
supply
of
Cascade
today
SolJ
at
alt
GoVKTttmtnt
Liquor
Slorfs
Vancouver
Breweries
i
xt
.IMA
r
This
Hdvjrrtisoinrlit
is.
rot
publish'
nr
'ispliiyed
hy
the
Liquor
Clil'l
Hon
tit
or
In
H''
tiOVi'
V-
i
(,
'u
11)
:
bit
I
'
;
Here
and
There
A
grizzly
bear
barbecue
will
be
one
of
the
features
of
the
Winter
Carnival
at
Banff
in
February.
Ten
Canadian
and
three
United
State
teama
have
already
entered
for
the
Kastern
International
Dog
Derby,
which
will
be
run
during
the
Winter
Carnival
in
Quebec,
February
21,
22
and
23.
Procrest
and
bright
prospect!
In
the
development
of
sodium
sulphata
in
Saskatchewan
is
reported
by
the
Bureau
of
Labor
and
Industries.
Sodium
sulphate
recovered
from
Saskatchewan
deposits
is
now
being
used
in
the
manufacture
of
glass
at
Redcliff.
A
report
of
the
British
Columbia
Industrial
Commission
Department
shows
loans
to
industries
amounting
to
1,17S,C34
embracing
60
plants.
Repayments
have
been
made
on
principal
by
65
industries.
Total
repayments
amount
to
1181,428,
of
which
$71,245
was
interest.
For
'the
purpose
of
extending
Canadian
trade
in
Creece,
Turkey
and
the
Eastern
Mediterranean,
W.
McL.
Clarke,
Canadian
Trade
Commissioner
at
Milan,
Italy,
has
been
Instructed
to'
visit
these
countries
and
report
on
the
opportunities
for
the
sale
of
Canadian
goods.
E.
D.
Calvert,
noted
guide
and
sportsman
of
Rainy
River,
who
has
done
much
towards
bringing
tourists
from
all
parts
of
the
United
States
to
the
Lake
of
the
Woods,
states
that
th
tourist
traffic
this
yesr
has
greatly
exceeded
all
previous
years
and
anticipates
a
greater
increase
next
season.
United
States
grain
shipped
frrm
Csnadian
ports
during
the
crop
year,
September
1,
1S22
to
August
31,
1923,
totalled
55,000,000
bushels.
This
meant
total
handlings
of
approximately
110,000,000
bushels,
as
it
was
necessary
for
the
grain
to
pais
through
the
elevators
at
lake
ports
and
at
ports
of
exit-Miss
Marion
Towne,
of
Berlin
K.H.,
who
in
three
years
since
she
first
put
on
a
ski,
has
achieved
fame
through
her
daring
and
graceful
jumping,
has
expressed,
her
desire
to
compete
with
Canada's
best
girl
ski
jumpers
at
the
winter
sports
carnival
in
Quebec
on
February
21,
22,
23
and
24th,
during
which
time
she
wiH
make
exhibition
jumps.
Further
indications
that
the
year
1923
will
create
a
record
in
ocean
traffic
are
shown
by
figures
given
out
at
the
headquarters
of
the
Canadian
Tacifir
Steamships.
Bookings
for
wentbound
sailings
were
exceptionally
large,
while
those
for
sailings
to
the
Old
Country
for
Christ-mss
ami
the
New
Year
were
in
advance
of
the
traffic
of
aay
previous
year.
The
Calgary
Board
of
Trade
h
taking
interest
in
the
proposal
of
large
British
interests,
which
involve
Hie
utilization
of
western
straw
for
the
manufacture
of
paper
and
other
products,
and
is
getting
all
possible
information
with
respect
to
the
development
of
industries.
Hundreds
of
thousends
of
tons
of
straw
are
burned
in
the
prairies
every
year,
which
it
iJ"
claimed
has
a
commercial
value.
St.
Jovite,
Quebec,
has
been
chos;n
once
more
as
a
movie
location,
and
arrangrmenta
have
been
made
by
Conrad
Nagle
and
Alma
Rubens
for
the
transportation
of
themselves,
party
of
17
and
equipment
to
that
place
during
the
early
winter.
Last
winter
Lionel
Barrymore
and
Seena
Owen
located
at
St
Jovite
for
the
filming
of
"Snow
Blind"
prior
to
taking
other
parts
of
the
picture
around
the
Chateau
Frontenac,
Quebec,
and
Windermere,
British
Columbia.
Traffic
through
the
Lachine
Canal
In
1923
showed
an
Increase
o-er
that
of
1922
in
almost
every
par
ticular,
the
total
grain
carried
bel-
88,285,270
bushels,
as
compared
w..h
873112
in
1922,
the
best
previous
year;
coal
receipts
totalling
813,591
tons,
compared
with
384,573
tons;
the
ship
tonnage
operated
being
5.tS2,200,
agint
4,786.543;
shipments
of
pulpwood
totalling
350,9(0
tons,
against
313,134
last
year;
the
cargo
tonnage
being
4,-411,183,
compared
with
4,360,325;
and
the
number
of
passengers
carried
totalling
78,097,
against
69,392
in
1922.
FOR
ALDERMAN.
WM.
D.
MOXLEY.
A
resident
for
14
year.',
Solicits
Your
Vole
and
Influence.
.
Your
Votes
are
asked
for
on
behalf
of
F.
J.
FULLER
as
Alderman
Your
Vole
and
.
Influence
Solicited
for
CHAS.
V.
EVITT
For
Alderman
,(
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PAfJE
THREE.
.
;
Local
laaAPersoaal
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
3.O.C.
vs.
Colts
to-night.
Grotto
vs.
Colts
to-night.
-t
Maple
Leafs
vs.
Adanacs
'
Hayners,
351.
Undertakers.
J
Phone
if
Your
vole
and
influence
res
pectfully
solicited
for
Alderman.
(Jeo.
Hill.
13
Try
XANOOSK-Wcllinglon
or
l'clkwa
Coal.
More
heat.
Less
oot.
Philputl.
Kvill
&
Co.
If
Women
of
Mooschearl
Legion
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
Tuesday,
January
15.
Metropolc
Hall.
12
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
furniture
and
all
useful
articles.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
625.
..
tf
P.
J.
McCrml(k,
Ninth
Avenue
Kal,
received,
word
by
wire
yesterday
afternoon
that
his
mother
hail
-passed
away
at
Wapella,
Sask..'
The
annual',
inceliug
of
the
Exhibition
Hoard
will
be
held
on
Friday
night,
January
18,
at
o'clock
sharp
fri
the
council
chamber,
City
Hall.
15
Union
steamer
Cardeua,
Cant.
A.
K.
Iticksou;
arrived
last
even-in?
al
8.30
from
Vancouver
and
wayporls
and
Mailed
al
0.30
for
Stewart
and
Anyox.
(treat
War
veteran
Associa
tion
general
meeting
on
Wed
nesday
evening
January
16
luioorlanl
business.
AH
mem
bers
requested
lo
attend.
Tin;
American
schooner
K,
Neilson,
5.000
hounds,
was
the
only
halibut
arrival
at
the
Fisl
F.xrbatipe
today.
,
Sale
of
Ihe
catch
is
being
deferred
until
to
morrow.
Twelve
members
of
the
naljvc
Church
Army
from
Kiucolith
left
on
Saturday
niylil's
(rain
(or
Vauarsdol
and
Kilwanga.
Tliey
will
siiend
several
week
in
I
tic
interior.
Mrs.
Jessie
Jacob-,
of
Wesl-view,
was
admitted
to
the
General
Hospital
last
evening
for
surgical
I
real
men
I
lo
an
injured
foot.
Mrs.
Jacobs
will
likely,
be
in
the
hospital
for
the
next
six
weeks.
Alaska
Slcauiship
Co.'s
steamer
Victoria,
northbound
from
Seattle
lo
Alaska
ports,
is
due
in
port
this
afternoon
at
5.30
o'clock.
The,
vessel
is
bringing
it
small
quantity
of
freight
here
bill
no
passengers.
II.
McKwcu,
division
freight
agent,
and
H.
K.
McNauglilnu,
lis'rict
passenger
agent,
are
lej
ig
on
tonight's
train
for
jronlo
lo
attend
a
conference
t
L.N.II.
Jralllc
ollleers.
They
wjll
be
away
for
two
or
llirec
weeks.
.
fc
C.fLM.M.
steamer
Canadian
Transporter,
(".apt.
A.
It.
Watson,
cleared
yesterday
uflemoon
at
I
o'clock
for
Vancouver
afler
loading
80,00(1
feet
of
spruce
lumber
here
for
Ihe
United
Kingdom.
Capt
(Sunns
is
lo
pilot
Ihe
Transporter
south.
CP.
II.
steamer
Prktve
Mmv.
Capt.
Ormiston,
is
due
in
purl
this
afternoon
northbound
from,
Vancouver
lo
southeastern
Alaska
porls.
Hooked
to
sail
for
Ihel
itorl
It
from
here
on
(he
vessel
areM.
M.
Pointer
and
Mrs.
Car-
I
rut
her,
for
Wrauuell;
Mrs.
S.
Musgrave,
Mrs.
1.
Musgrave,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
P.
l'awcetl,
0.
.1.
I).
0.
Molhersm.
special
commissioner
of
Ihe
Kdinonlon
Hoard
of
Trade,
who
has
been
at
(he
Paclfio
Coast
investing
grain
terminal
rales
and
shipping
routes,
notifies
S.
J.
McLeodJ
president
of
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
Hoard
of
Trade,
that
ho
will
bo
unable
to
visit
the
city
al
this
time.
Mr.
Molbersill
hud
been
invited
lo
come
hero
to
inspect
tlio
port
as
an
elevulor
site.
He,
suggests
that
tho
matter
be
taken
up
with
tho
Edmonton
Hoard
of
Trude.
20
BENTS
20
Sr.!
Discount
Sale
on
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
only
20
per
cent
Discount
will
be
allowed
on
all
COATS
and
SUITS
in
our
store
Watch
the
Windows
RENTS
Ladies'
Ready-tq-Wear
night'
train
from
Telkwa
and
is
registered
at
the
Hotel
Prince
llupert.
CN.lt.
steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
Neil
McLean,
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
is
due
in
port
al
9
o'
clock
this
evening.
NEW
LAMP
BURNS
94
AIR
Beats
Electric
or
Gas
A
new
oil
lamp
that
gives
an
amazingly
brilliant,
soft,
while!
light,
even
belter
than
gas
or
elect
ricily,
has
been
tested
by
the
U.S.
fiovcrnnient
and
35
leading
universities
and
found
to
be
superior
to
10
ordinary
oil
lamps.
It
burns
without
odor,
smoke
or
noise
no
pumping
up,
is
simple.
clean,
safe.
Hums
91
air
and
6
common
kerosene
'coal
oil''.
The
inventor.
O.
A.
Johnson,
595
McDermot
Ave.,
Winnipeg,
is
offering
to
send
a
lamp
on
10
days
FflKE
trial,
or
even
lo
give
one
FREE
to
the
first
uer
in
each
locality
who
will
help
him
introduce
it.
Write
him
today
for
full
parliculars,
Also
ask
him
lo
explain
how
you
can
get
Ihe
8geney.
and
without
.experience
or
money
make
?250
lo
500
per
month.
1
MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS
1921
CANDIDATES
ENDORSED
lty
PRINCE
RUPERT
TRADES
A
LABOR
COUNCIL
For
Aldermen:
Aid.
S.
D.
Macdonald
Aid.
Alex.
Mackenzie
Geo.
B.
Casey
J
J.
Gillls
George
Rudderham
James
Black
For
Police
Commissioner:
W.
H.
Montgomery..
Your
Yolo
and
Influence
requested
in
support
of
the
above
snaiiicd
FOR
ALDERMAN.
ARTHUR
BROOKSBANK
Solicits
your
Vote
and
Confidence.
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c
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j.
j,
a
a
a
a
a
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VII,
,
a'UIMI'IIJ,
W,
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41IIUUI1,
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M.
Henderson.
Hurry
Young.
Alex.
Hurnard,
Mrs.
and
W.
l.avvson.
Ed.
I.awlcr
THIRD
AVENUE
Jack
McNeil
arrived
on
last
,
.
City
of
Prince
Rupert
6
per
cent
Bonds
11)00
due
isl
Aug.,
Mil.
2000
du?
1.-1
Aug.,
1010.
$2230
due
1st
Aug.,
1917.
$1203
due
1st
Aug.,
1918.
1300
due
1st
Aug.,
1911).
$1300
due
1st
Aug.,
1950.
Price
?K)I.20.
Price
101.23.
Price
10
1.28.
Price
10
1.30.
l'rice
$101.32.
Price
$101.31.
Yield
3.90
Yield
5.90
Yield
5.90
Yield
5.90
Yield
3.90
Yield
5.90
Semi-annual
Coupons
payable
in
New
York
and
Can
ada,
Denominations
.$250,
500,
$1000.
Orders
may
be
wired
at
our
expense,
we
pay
deliver)
charges.
Inter
st
accrued
and
date
of
payment
must
he
added.
Gillespie.
Hart
&
Todd,
Ltd
Head
Office:
VICTORIA,
B.C.
1st
NORTH
B.
C.
REGIMENT,
102nd
Battalion
C.E.F.
Recruits
Wanted
Ag-
limit
IS
lu
15.
Young
men
from
10
to
18
ran
join
willi
parents'
consetiL
Commencing
Wednesday,
January
Dili,
a
comprehensive
six
weeks'
course
of
military
training
will
he
conducled
under
u
regular
army
instructor
loaned
lo
the
Regiment
for
this
purpose.
Physical
training
and
boxing
tinder
qualifi?d
instructors.
Recruits
will
be
examined
Mondays
and
Wednesdays
v
at
8
p.m.
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7,
8,
9
Smith
Block;
Office
Hours,
9
to
V
Phone
575
Lady
Assistant
Nanaimo
-
Wellington
COAL
DOUBLE
SCREENED!
t.ASTS
LONGER!
Real
Satisfaction.
Cheapest
In
Long
Run!
NO
SHALE
OR
ROCK!
COAL
GUARANTEED!
PROMPT
DELIVERY.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
584.
COW'S
CELEBRATED
RAIN
COATS
Manufacturer's
St
mples
London,
England
CALL
AND
SEE
THEM
STEVE
KING
-
Phone
Green
85
Third
Avenue