January
9,
1925.
TV
Friendship
of
Yoiti
Bank
or
m
Dtroni;
bank
la
uu
important
putt
of
the
life
utory
.
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man.
.
Iln
information,
the
an
ily-ni
of
u.-.l
m1ition
and
I
:!
whi-h
Hie
Union
Bank
iVTrrs
itb
rieUi'oi-T
have
nKHtr
of
liAlpiiiK
tjicni
to
p:tv:-
tlr.
wny
to
prosperity.
r.
wlul
tin1
Unioif
Bank
urTrm
customm.
oai
Windsor
UNION
BANK
of
mmm
Prince
ftupart
Branch--A.
T.
are
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Caedy
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AND
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and
Tides
and
Guides
for
1825.
ORMES
LTD.
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PIONEER
DRUGGISTS
d
and
Sixth
Phones
2
and
200
Prineo
Rupert,
E2.C.
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Our
Line
of
.Bow
CHAIRS
MP
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And
Gate-Leg
Tables
Any
Finish
You
Desire
Carrie's
Home
Furnishings
l.d
Avenue
and
1st
Street
Phone
123
Patterns
Patterns
We
are
Clearing
Out
our
Stock
of
LADIES
HOME
JOURNAL
PATTERNS
I'tilM
.
ti-
U
choose
from.
A
wonderful
aiirly.
All
al
out'
price
YOUR
CHOICE
-
-
10c
each
.i.
S.
Wallace
Co.
FLATS
TO
RENT
IN
WALLACE
BLOCK
v
A.vakcnj;
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Memories
BOURBON
WHISKEY
The
same
unequalled
superb,
rare
quality
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in
fact
and
quality-bached
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advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Idquor
Coutrol
Hoard
or
by
the
Obvernmont
of
British
Columbia.
!
Local
and
Personal
!
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Undertakers.
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4t.
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Undertakers,
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351
You'll
like
our
Joall
Cop.sutn
era
Coal
Co.
1'liono
7.
tf
Hoard
of
Trade
annual
ins
,toitight
at
8
o'clock,
atti-mlanee
requested.
meet
Full
.Then.
Collarl
has
oiienetl
li
it
committee
rooms
in
Oration's
new
store,
next
Jabours'
on
3rd
Avenue.
All
friends
arc
invited
to
call.
Ilalihul
boat
for
mule,
long.
0
fl.
0
in.
beam,
Standard
engine,
full
gear,
doing
al
a
bargin
McLean,
Cow
Hay.
30
feet
12
h.i
line
of
.
X.
M.
8
The
nlllccrs
of
the
local
regi-
mii
I
Ikim
exleiulod
an
invilation
In
Hie
olllcers
of
the
destroyer
Patrician
to
be
'present
at
their
annual
hall
next
week.
ELKS
I
Itoynl
Purple
Whist
Drive
and
I
lance,
Tuesday.
Jan.
13.
Cards
al
H'.M
p.ln.
Prizes.
Special
refreshments
and
special
orchestra.
Admission
50c.
.
10
Al
I
he
meeting
of
lite
library
hoard
last
evening
u
card
of
greetings
was
received
from
the
I'X-lihrnrian,
Miss
Muriel
ft
rani
or
Mcioria.
ll
win
receive
a
suitable
reply.
Donald
Huns,
inanucl
I
raining
iuslruclor.
reported
at
the
meet
ing
of
the
school
board
last
night
that
his
classes
had
been
lining
stiiiif-
minor
repair
work
at
I
In-
lliinlli
School.
'This
work,
lie
-.ml.
was
inleresliiig
ami
useful
.mil
he
would
like
to
have
mure
or
it.
Provincial
Police
Chief
W
-1
1
1
1
1
1
c
sailed
this
morning
on
the
sli-uiner
Prince
Hupert
hav
ing
in
.his
charge
I
'red
Aurlot.
who
will
do
llircp
year
at
New
Westminster
penitentiary
for
house
breaking,
and
Alferd
Hansen
who
is
to
enter
the
menial
hospital
al
Kssondate.
Trustee
Caey,
al
last
night'
meeting
of
Hie
McbiNd
board,
ad-ncuteit
Hie
free
ui)ily
of
all
text
hooks.
In
some
caces,
Hi
neci-ssiiy
ioN
purchase
book.-
witi'kcil
a
liarnliip
on
i
f
pr-
i-ttls.
Some
lime
was
spent
in
riirmall.v
discussing
the
sugges
lion
but
no
action
was
taken.
We
still
have
a
considerable
stock
of
the
followlnq
lumber,
etc.,
to
clear
at
bargain
prices
Iteforo
end
of
month.
Dimension
Lumber,
planking,
shlplap,
D.-on
Siding,
doublo
dressed
finish
V
joint,
flooring,
doors,
windows
and
veneer,
oak
and
cedar
boat
lumber,
etc.
Shockley
Planing
mil's.
tr
An
1
1
Her
ftiiin
H.
II.
Shockley
who
is
il'sposiug
of
his
plan
i
n
mill
stock,
lo
sell
the
school
I
Mian
I
a
nunntity
of
tiuai-ter
cut
oak
at
Kl'J.DO
was
left
in
tin
hands
of
the
secretary
al
last
night's
ineeling.
Donald
Itoss
ma'tual
Iraining
iuslruclor
slated
thai
the
material
could
h
used
lo
Km
H
I
advantage
in
his
work
iirovnlina:
J
ho
price
was
satisfactory.
Chairman
ParkAr
reported
al
last
night's
meeting
of
the
si-ImmiI
hoiit-il
Ihiil
arrnngciiicntp
hatli-
iiei-u
uiade
lit
proccetl
,wllh
I
In-
prosecution
of
it
pool
room
ke'-iier
who,
it
wtis
alleged,
had
iillowt-d
b:iy
on
his
premises.
A
conference
between
Hie
oily
soli-
i'
1
1
1
1
1
and
one
of
Hie
hoys
in
ipii
slinn
hitd
been
tirr.-tiiKcil
as
a
prriiminary
step.
The
tlher
hoy
in
Hie
case
had
left
town
ant)
wtis
not
reluming.
Trustee
Onne
reported
al
last
nlghl's
'meeting
of
Hie
'school
boa
ril
thai
some
cases
of
alleged
tenancy
had
pome
10
his
ears.
Secretary
Vance
slated
that
Ibis
was
probably
a
mistaken
idea
in
view
o''
the
chicken-pox
epidemic
which
hitd
been
keeping
a
number
of
children
out
of
school.
'This
view
wns
supported
by
Principals
llarlness
and
llrady
who
reported
that
there
were
no
complaints
of
Iruauey.
3
"5
Y"
hVS7
CATARRH
nf
tin
BLADDER
Site,
f
ucnoiut
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAOE
TnnEB
HAD
HEARTBURN
AND
HEADACHES
FOR.
MANY
YEARS
Mis
Ili-la
Huriln.
ferd,
out.,
writes:--
-'
.Willi
heartburn
and
year.
There
were
ll.ll.
.No.
I.
nan-
lieen
ttiwhled
hi-ailarhe
for
many
very
few
thliiir
I
i-ouM
eat
without
suffering;
rrum
cither
the
liearlhuru
or
-eve
re
headache.
A
friend
leeuimni-iideil
Inn
to
try
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER
PILLS
TiiN
I
did
and
fiiuiul
r.-lli-r
at
onee
and
have
never
ImVii
ti-niiblfil
since.
I
will
klwuya
rerinninend
your
Pills
to
any
of
my
friend
who
are
troubled
with
heartburn,
headarhes
or
any
oilier
liver
Iroiihle."
Mllliurn
Ini.i-I.lvrr
fill-
are
for
Mle
at
all
(IruirclM
4iil
dealer:
put
up
only.
Tor
the
pant
3t
yeara,
hy
The
T.
MllhH-n
Co
Limited,
-Toronto,
Out.
Mrs.
l-rptl
Miggins
sailed
Ibis
morning
on
the
sieaincr
Prince
Hupert
for
Vancouver.
W.
W.
Wright
sailed
this
morning
on
Hie
prince
llupert
for
Vancouver
on
a
business
trip.
(eoree
().
Shaw
stilletl
this
morning
fop
Vfliiouvei'
wliere
he
will
coninlelo
-Mimics
ipiallfying
him
as
a
certlfied-druggist.
Hans
Mrop
and
Paul
llingerl.
the
Ocnnaii
iiiiiuigiaiils
who
arrived
ins
the
eily.
recently,
sailed
Wednesday
night
for
Anyox.
Peto
SolUm
of
the
Hoolh
Can
adian
l'lsherios
staff
sailed
on
I
lib
steamer
Prine
Hupert
Ibis
morning
for
t?i?allli'
on
a
holi
day
I
t
in.
'
hverelt
l.eejc
l?aiieil.
litis
morn
ing
on
the
sleiiinei'
Prince
Huperl
for
Ksquiinalt
where
he
will
lake
lloyal
Caititdiun
Xaval
Ituserve
Iraining.
Salurtlay
SpeciaJ4-t'Purkeys
iJuekK,
while
Ihey
fast,
25e
per
lb.
lixlra
eliarg
ftir
cleaning
and
drawittK
25o
vaub.
Itirperl
Table
Supply
Co.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
fTJSeyinotif
ol
Anyox,
who
have
'
been
In
I
he
eily
for
Hie
iiast-,;wek,
sailetl
lli
morning
on
the
sleamer
Prince
Hupert
for
Vanctnivcr.
At
Ki.15
last
niplil
W.
W.
W
rat
hit
11
filetl
a
message
with
the
Canadian
Xalfounl
'Telegraphs
for
Lansing,
.Michigan.
Al
1
1
;5
the"
message
was
rejieal-I
over
Hie
radio
from
Lapsing
tnil
was
pickeil
up
here.
Mrs.
V.
U.
McAfee
anil
Miss
Jessie
McAfee
sailed
Ibis
morning
on
the
Prince
Hupert
fur
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
fieorge
McAfee,
Iheir
paviils,
arrived
asl
night
from
(ieorgelowii
and
ire
registered
al
the
Prince
Hu-i.-rt
Hotel.
I
Motorship
ltellingliam,
dipt.
I.en
Williams,
is
tine
Ibis
aller-
t
from
Ketchikan
with
ji
itrun
uf
froen
haliliul
for
the
".aslern
Stales
wliicli
will
be
un
loaded
over
Hie
Ho)
ul
Tisli
Co.
lock
and
slu
pned
V..s
by
Cauu-liati
Niilional
Hallways.
DANGER
OF
TOO
MANY
PEOPLE
CIIICAliO.
Jan.
?.
Persons
living
will
see
a
population
of
250.0(111.0(10
in
Hie
United
Stales
if
lite
present
tale
of
increase
keeps
up.
according
In
Professor
A.
H.
Wolfe
or
Ohio
Stale
'
.'niversily,
speaking
here
before
Hie
American
Statistical
Assneia-
ion.
Ilul
it
will
mil
keep
up,
In1
Hie
professor's
opinion.
He
is!
r..t..i..
..rt..i..i..
ll...
ii'i.i.uiii
Hi.
mi!
LillllJ
I
I
I
nun
lie
"i'ii
i
iiii.ni-
elvet,
lite
potential
mothers
of
Hie
future,
will
lake
measures
lo
prevent
it.
"Unless
Increase
Is
tptickly
mil
greatly
retarded,
"reaching
'he
sVijiiratiori
point
is
a
matler
if
only
a
few
general
ions
at
most,
not
thousands
of
years
as
popularly-'supposed,''
.
Professor
Wolfe
said'.'
"In
Hie
absence
of
an
Improbable
-revolutionary
im-.
irovenient
in
agriculture,
we
It
all
he
pointedly
confronted
Willi
lite
choice
of
reducing
"ilher
our
birth
rale
or
our
slnn-laid
tif
livliig.
A
very
essential
part
'of
I
lie
population
problem
is
lo
gel
Iho
people
to
see
thai
they
are
confronted
with
a
condition,
nol
a
theory.
Unthinking
People
"liven
If
II
could
he
demonstrated
thai
Ibis
country
could
support
500,000,000
people
1iy
eliminating
waste
and
giving
tip
j
meal,
the
standard
of
iivinar
Namd
fcr
the
stale
and
truly
great
YOU
cnr.
buy
this
famous
Whiskey
today
only
because
it
hrs
reached
perfect
maturity.
"
is
our
plrdg?
as
well
as
our
promise
-and
your
:ice
that
in
buying
Old
Kentucky
you
are
securing
a
tJourbon"
full-bodied,
rich
and
smooth.
A
TIME
HONORED
FRIEND
OF
YOURS
wiltild
continue
lo
fall
and
Hie
problem
of
numbers
continually
j
get
worse.
'The
only
happy
pen-:
pie
would
be
the
swottl-ralHing
generals.
Many
of
us
today
are
I
victims
of
our
unthinking
American
worship
of
size
ami
grnwl.li,
without
itupiiry
iutu
the
human
values
itnolved."
Professor
Wolfe
scores
the
optimists
who
believe
thai
progress
can
work
miracles.
"They
rely
on
migration
and
invention.
'They
see
vast
emply
spaces.
'The
stale
of
'Texas
especially
appeals
lo
their
imagination..
Most
of
them
have
never
been
there.
"What
are
the
fads?
'Only
inferior
lands.
limited
in
extent,
remain
for
setllemenl.
Progress
itself
involves
a
paradox.
II
is
ineonoeivab'le
that
technical
advance
can
maintain
the
pnee
il
set
in
what
Wallace
called
'the
wonderful
country.'
iiml
which
Keynes
thinks
may
prove
to
have
been
'a
magnificent
episode.'
In
Hie
main,
future
improvement
are
to
be
lnoked
for
in
the
fourth
decimal
place.
'There
is
a
limil
lo
the
de-srree
lo
which
cheapened
inatiu-'c'tires
can
offsel
increasing
costs
in
extracting
raw
materials
from
nature's
resources
which
nr
being
exhausted
with
whirlwind
rapidily."
Costs
of
Families
'Taking
up'
lite
opposition
lo
birth
ciinlrnl.
Professor
W.nlfe
declared:
"II
is
n
fault
of
population
theory
that
it
Is
innn-matle.
Such
nihilities
never
t
count
the
vital
eosls
of
a
high
birth
rale
She
cols
lo
the
wonivMi
of
Hie
race,
'The
very
essence
of
economy
is
lo
balance
real
costs
against
real
income.
A
valid
populiilion
theory
must
lake
ncpount
of
the
Way
in
which
half
Hie
race,
hilheiln
practically
ignored,
will
calculate
the
costs
as
against
the
satisfactions
of
large
families."
NOTICE.
Tender
will
lie
received
hy
the
til
IV
nf
I'rhiiH
liupeit
Tor
Hie
puri'liiine
of
Lot
to,
lllork
JU,
Section
I.
Tender
t
he
In
Ihe
Offlee
nf
the
Cllv
Clei-k
marked
"Tender
fur
l.nl"
tint
Inter
Ih.iii
II
a.m.
saint-day.
January
H
Willi.
t.
V.
JOK.
City
Clerk.
.ifWiV
SKEY
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
Hrilish
Columbia.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
rJ.C.
Coast
Semce
Sailings
from
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PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
January
12,
2G;
February
9,
23
Fop
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle
January
2,
16,
30;
February
13,
27
S.l.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Sella
Bella,
Ocea
i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van-sou
vor,
every
Saturdaj,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Line
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
Corner
of
4th
S"reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupj.-t.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailings
from
rnnee
fiupert.
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaon
Bay,
and
Alert
Bay,
Tutiday,
S
P.M.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
Alart
Bay,
and
Swanaon
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A.M.
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
For
ANYOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naai
Rlvar
Cannarlea,
Friday
A.M.
S23
2nd
Atanua.
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Agant.
Prlnc
Rupart,
B
O.
tor
ar.
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v
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raVKISKL
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udvertijieincnt
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by
.
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.
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a
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or
oy
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llriHsh
rnhnnliis.
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