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PAII.Y
KDITION
1'iiilay.
.Innuary
2,
1925.
Appointment
Falls.
Into
Good
Hands.
Though
his
appointment
was
somewhat
unexpected
because
hi
name
had
jiot
been
very
promiiienlly
nientionetl
in
connection
with
(he
iis,
the
choice
of
lie
provincial
government
in
making
lliin.
-I
A.
Pauline
the
new
Agent
(ieiiernl
at
London
would
appear.
In
be
a
happy
one.
Mr.
Pauline's
'experience
as
.Speaker
of
Ihe
legisluliyc
assembly
and
as
a
member
or
Ihe
llo;iset
as
president
of
Ihe
Victoria
Hoard
of
Trade
and
an
alderman
have
amply
endowed
him
with
the
knowledge
of
provincial
affairs
and
Ihe
dignity
which
are
reiptjsiles
that
the
office
demands.
He
is
also
known
to
posses
the
attributes
of
perseverance
and
capacity
for
work
that
are
required
and
he'will
doubtless
ninke
guild
for
the
province
in
Loudon.
Unemployment
Not
Serious
Problem
Here.
There
is
iindoluiledly
some
iijieinploymenl
in
Prince
Hii-pert
this
winter
hul-Jht'it?'isiio
rea'soi
toahtlcipa'te'
that
it
will
reach
,distrcsiug
proportions.
'
There
is
plenty
of
necessary
work
to
be
done
sucji
as
municipal
ami
provincial
government
road
building
mid
it
is
expected
that
such
work
will
absorb
all
those
in
the
city
who
require
jobs.
If
the
necessity
arises,
there
should
be
and-probably
will
not
be
any
hesitation
in
giving
employment
on
such
projects.
Prince
jlupert
is
more
fortunate
in
this
respect
than
many
other
communities
in
the
province.
Local-Police
Seem
To
Be
Doing
Duty.
As
far'asVau
be
seen
on
the
surface,
there
is
no
reason
to
cnticie
the
police
force
of
this
city
on
the
work
it
is
doing.
I
here
are
always
some
who
are
ready
to
sav
that
hootleirsriiiir
find
vice
is
rifit
here
but
there
are
few,
if
any,
who
are
willing
lo
point
ijeriiulely
lo'specilic
cases.
As
lung
as
there
is
no
proof
forthcoming
s
to
any
inefficiency,
it
is
unfair
to
suggest
thai
there
is.
such.
At
the
same
time,
J
I
is
the
duty
of
citizens
to
draw
attention
of
the
prtipcr
antho'rilies
to
anything
undesirable
the.y
may
see.
While
rcrime
is
apparently
rampant
in
the
larger
centres
of
Hie
south
and
rohberjes
and
assaults
are
occurring
daily,
Prince
lluperl
n'erhaps
from
its
geographic
location
is
remarkably
free
fnun..siicji
trouble.
The
local
police
force
has.
.apparently
been
successful
in
coping
with
such
isolated
cases
as
have
niUen
.and
is
to
be
congratulated
in
thai
respect.
Mayoralty
Campaign
'"
1'
Is
About
To
Start.
.
'.
The
niinu.d
nuinicipal
elecliou
campaign
is
about
to
com-mt'mc.e.
'lwo
candidates-for'
the
mayoralty
have
'
announced
tlieniselvtyi-
Mayor
Nnvlou
faud
Aid.
Collai
t.
The
policies'
of
tiie
two
caiuliilates
are
fairly
"veil
known.
Holh
have
cmitri-.
hilji'd
to
the
good
work
thai
has
been
done
by
the
city
council
dijrjiig.lhe
past
two
years
and
it
is
admitted
that
good
work
lias
been
done
especially
in
the
matter
of
road
building.
Holh,
candidate.-
will
strive
in
Ihe
course
of
the
campaign
to
take
up-'
on
themselves
the
lion's
share
of
credit
for
anything
of
value
that
has
been
done.
They
will
also
point
out
each
other's
faults
which,
through
their
close
association,
they
have'
undoubtedly
been
able
lo
ascertain.
There
is
no
need
for
any
undesirable
or
personal
elemciils
lo
be
brought
into
the
campiiigu.
May
the
issues
ne
placed
lairly
ami
squarely
before,
Ihe
people
and
may
Ihe
best
man
win!
Px8x
4xxn!xxxS.'
;
:
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Hills
8r
Underwood
London
Diy
Gin
The
Gin
you
will
aik
for
again
the
standard
of
punjy
for
over
160
yean.
$3.25
A
BOTTLE
'
The
Gin
or
you
is
II.
SI
V.
86
I!
I
fH
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
PRINCE;
JOHN
HAD
VERY
ROUGH
TRIP
Rugged
Little
C.N.R.
Boat
Arrived
From
Vancouver
and
Islands
on
New
Year's
Eve
After
experiencing
one
of
Ihe
roughest
trips
in
her
lung
career
of
M'i'vice
on
the
coast,
the
C.N.H.
steamer
Prince
John,
Capl.
10.
Maldis,
;i
iii
veil
from
Vancouver
via
Ihe
(Jtieen
Charlotte
Islands
at
10.20
Wednes-
jilay
night.
The
vessel
left
Vancouver
at
S
o'clock
on
Christmas
Kve
ami
experienced
good
weather
crossing
Milliank
Sound.
Ppon
.
Hearing
the
(Jueeii
Charlotte
Island
coasl,
however,
extremely
had
'
weather
was
eu-counlei'c.d
anil
several
long
slops
had
lo
he
made
for
shelter.
The
fact
that
the
ship
was
light
made
navigation
more
difficult.
A
twelve
hour
slop
was
made
at
CumshrvvM
owing
lo
'etreuTQ
darkness,
and
a
heavy
gale
forced
Ihe
sleainer
o
slop
over
at
I.ockeporl
and
(Jueen
Charlotte
City.
The.
weather
encountered
was
a
mixture
of
fog,
snow,
rain
and
wind
and
was
one
of
the
worst
passages
made
up
I
lie
coast
,according-'lo
Capt.
MaMis.
The
Prince
.lohu
will
leave
for
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Char-!
lidle
Islands
at
'.)
o'clock
tonight.,
Passengers
arriving
at
Prince;
lluperl
i.icluded
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lee
and
daughter.'
Mrs.
(Dr.
i
Palmer
and
Son,
and
Miss
Kn-i
nyu
rrom
Hockley
Hay;
It.
K.
;
Hurger.
Mr.
and
Mis.
Itnltan.
H.i
I''..
Iloliertsou
and
Miss
Carpenter
frvm
Massed.
HOW
MUCH
SHOULD
WOMAN
FORGIVE
IN
MANSHE
LOVES?
Whelhef
or
not
a
woman
should
forgive
everything
in
the
man
she
loves
is
Ihe
underlying
theme
of
the
(ioldwyn
pliolopbiy.
"Name
I
lie
Man!"
which
is
lo
lie
shown
tonight
at
Ihe
Wesfholme
Ihealre.
Whether
her
love
should
triumph
and
her
pride
he
submerged
no
matter
what
he
lias
done,
Hi-
whether
she
.should
let
him
suller.
out
his,
own
.salvation
is
the'
problem
persenled.
In
Hall
Cable's
eharaclers
from
I
he
-Master
of
Man,"
Ihe
fpies-
llon
is
worked
out.
Conrad
Nagcl
as
Victor
Stowell,
-Palsy
itiilli
Miller
as
I'eiinclla,
and
Mae
Hindi
as
Hessie
Collisler.
are
the
principals
involved.
Victor,
who
really
loves
J-Vn-
nella,
is
rauirlit
in
a
well
of
rir-
cumslance,
and
sins.
Hessie,
(lie
victim
of
circumstance
also,
does
everything
in
her
power
lo
urn-
led
him
from
Ihe
iriil
he
I
and
from'
his
jnildir.
Hut
when
suspicion
dawns
upon
Kennella,
and
she
realizes
thai
lie-is
guilty,
her
only
comment
is
a
sham
slap
across
his
fare.
"However,
when
racing
an
in-rensed
moli,
he
makes
a
com
plete
confession,
she
glories
in
ins
lionesly.
her
love
again
triumph
and
she
rushes
to
pro-
led
him
from
being
stoned.
!
The
Man
in
the
Moon
fiiiiimn
tin,,
i
'
.
Tl
I
Kill-:
seems
U
JP0
n
little
more
Vense.
m
Hie
bobbed
'Mocking
idea
Ihan
Ihe
hohhed
hair
craze.
THK
house
wilh
the
electric
healer
made
things
rather
dilll-
cull
for
.Santa
Clans.
ninns
tether.
of
a
readier
drink
to-
IF
you
think
that
Canada
bus
no
flag
just
lake
a
long
glance
at
the
Christmas
neckties.
NOW
that
Ihe
New
Year
has
dawned
let
us
take
off
our
coals
and
get
more
sleep.
NOW
that
we
have
a
whisl.
league
anil
crili
league
how
about
a
pokfr
or
a
blackjack
league?
A
WOMAN
has
about
as
much
idea
in
selecting
a
gifl
necktie
for
a
man
as
a
buby
"has
about
Ihe
fragrance
of
a
cigar.
NOW
that
the
Christmas
tree
season
is
about
over
what
will
the
dly'
reporler
have
lo
write,
about?
-
IT
Is
bad
)uck
to
tre.adnn
a
banana
skin
any
day
in
tlnryearv
TO
find
out
the
amount
of
clever
it
thu
average
person
has
TITE
DAILY
T&7
'
Friday,
January
W.
!l!
.
I
TOE'S
January
Home
Furnishing
s
Every
Department
in
our
store
giving
Big
Value
Reductions
The
very
latest
design
in
Diningroom
and
Bedroom
Furniture
all
new
stock;
for
guaranteed
quality
and
rock
bottom
prices
we
have
what
you
require
Axminster
and
Wilton
Carpet
Squares
offer
at
special
iediicl'ons.
Ask
for
our
Special
prices
for
the
January
Sale.
Draperies
for
yourWindow
Colored
Velours,
Sinjle
and
Double
Faced,
at
25
Per
Cent
Discount
.
Colored
Cretonnes,
Madras,
Scrims,
Marquisettes,
Poplins,
and
Shadow
Clot'is
at
reduced
prices
never
before
offered.
We
are
determined
to
reduce
our
large
slock
in
these
lines
and
nur
many
palrons
will
save
by
our
January
Special
Prices.
Swiss
Net
Curtains,
per
pi
ir,
2."
per
cent
discount.
Blinds
and
Curtain
Rods
;
I
Hig
Special
Prices
Kitchen
Cabinets
"
J
Six
different
designs.
Handy
and
compact,
and,
keeps
your
kitchen
ulcusds
tidy
ami
neat.
Uu
llioo
new
lines
of
Cabinets,
Special.
Sale
Prices,
Kitchen
Tables
with
Kiiiimel
Tops
mid
finished
while
Knamel.
Kitchen
Tables
with
and
without
drawer
at
Sale
Prices.
in
the
lop
ptorcy
just
run
out
of
gas
on
Third
Avenue.
'I
UK
fellow
who
said
that
woman's
place
js
the
home
evi
dently
did
not
live
in
the
day
of
Ihe
movies.
NOW
dial
the
Klk's
candle
guessing
comoelilinn
is
over
why
not
malic
a
gues.s
on
the.
inercas'e
in
population
of
our
fair"
city
for
lues?
WK
read
that
Holsheviks
In
1'rance
have
gone
lo
enrth.
Thn
ijneH-y
ts
have
they
gone
deep
enough?
IT
would
he
a
fine
Idea
for
Mia
local
grouchers
to
make
a
resol-
New
Year.
TERRACE
NOTES
.fames
Turnhull
of
llazcllnn
Is
in
town
for,
a
few
days.
The
Misses
Christie
of
Prince
Ilupert
spent
Ihe
Christinas
holidays
al
Ihe
home
of
their
parents
here
returning
lo
Prince
lluperl
on
Tuesday.
W.
Anderson
of
Terrace
soenl
Christum
in
Prince
Itupert.
Stanley
llrooks
was
home
for
Christina!;.
Miss
filadys
Clover
is
unend
ing
Ihe
Christmas
holidays
with
utlon
nut
to
grouch
during
tho'.Miss
Huberts
of
Sinillier
Chesterfield
and
Daveno
S.uites
Three-Plece
Chesterfield
Suites
and
Daveno
Suites,
with
Hetl
and
Mallress
complete,
at
Hig
Special
Jaiuiarv
Sale
Values.
Kasy
Chairs,
Hockers.
Library
Tables,
cil.
Springs
and
Mattresses,
all
at
Heiluced
Prices.
To
clear
at
less
than
cost
Ginghams,
!12
inches
wide,
Colored
and
Plain
at
5
Yards
for
$1.00.
'
SPECIAL
Silk
1
Yard
Wide
SPECIAL
III
the
following
Colors:
Cold,
Hose,
bight
Hlue.
riiccu,
Cream,
Drown,
While.
Maroon,
and
Hark
Hlue.
This
Silk
is
or
fine
ipialily
and
is
our
regular
s'.'.uii
value.
To
Clear
at
$1.00
Cash.
Watch
Our
Windows
for
Special
Prices
Odd
Lines
of
Flat
Curtain
Rods
to
clear
at
Special
Prices
Crockery
ft
Geo.
D.
Tite
Quality
Home
Furnisher
f,
I-
Kvery
piece
of
China
and
Crockery
in
our
Shire
at
?.
per
cent
Reduction.
.When
you
have
se2n
our
stock
at
marked
down
prices
this
will
convince
you
of
Third
Avenue
Real
Values
Uttered
Tile's
Store
gives
the
guarantee
for
quality
and
price
our
Phone
20
GET
IT
AT!
HIGH
CLASS
-GROCERS
PHONE
586
NEW
YEAR
GREETINGS
WITH
ALL
GOOD
WISHES.