tirday
January
17,
1925.
The
New
Quiet
12
Wins
before,
in
the
fifty
NEVER
years
of
typewriter
history,
has
a
new
model
won
such
instant
favor.
In
thou
sands
of
offices
the
first
trial
machine
has
been
followed
by
installation
after
installation
of
Quiet
12s
so
convincing
to
both
owner
and
operator
are
its
many
superiorities.
There
is
a
Remington
man
at
your
call
who
will
gladly
demonstrate
the
New
Quiet
12
in
your
office
without
obligation
on
your
part.
REMINGTON
TYPEWRITER
COMPANY
McRae
Bros.,
'Ltd.
January
Clearance
Sale
Children's
High
Top,
Blucher
Cut
Shoes
in
Mark
ami'
r
I
Hi'owu;
all
size.
At
Greatly
Reduced
Prices.
Ladies'
Calf,
Kid
and
Patent
Leather
Shoes
in
overslriip
iiil
l.i-hiniialile
slylrs.
III.
irk
iiinl
Itinwh,
in
all
At
Sale
Prices
10
PER
CENT
DISCOUNT
ON
ALL
REAL
LEATHER
CLUB
BAGS
AND
SUIT
CASES
Ladies'
Jersey
Suits
at
Big
Reduction
Sa'anco
of
Ladies'
Wool
and
House
Dresses
Going
at
Cost
s
w
Silk
lAt'imig
llivsr
al
Clearance
Prices.
M
rs.
Grahlman
Second
Avenue
Two
for
the
1
Price
of
One
S
Piece
"Old
English"
Dining
Suite
$75.00
or
With
China
Cabinet
extra
$100.00
ODD
CHINA
CABINETS
AND
BUFFETS
CLEARING
AT
HALF
PRICE
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
JUST
TO
HAND
Phono
123
GrowilS'caif
Oxfords
wdyeur
Welled,
rYcnrli
'I'm',
Sue
a
In
7'j.
Spei
i.il
price
$5.95
Scml-Broguo
Oxfords,
lintel
Calf,
(ii'ndycar
Well,
r'rcurli
Tor.
sue1-
a
In
An
iiieal
shoe
fur
prcscnl
wear.
Price
$7.00.
Family
Shoe
Store
GET
IT
AT!
Phono
357
HIGH
CWSS
-GROCERS
PHONE
536
REFRESHMENTS
FOR
DANCES
AND
SOCIALS
!
Local
and
Personal
8'-
H.C.
Undertakers.
Phono
41.
Ilaytiers,
Undertakers.
Phono
351
You'll
like
our
;oiill
era
Coal
Co.
l'liono
7.
.Mrs.
suiliutr
Mary
fur
Cousum-
.tf
I.
Senior
of
Surf
Inlet
i
today
on
Hie
Princess
Yaueoiner,
Itev.
Father
Ituek
of
Portland
Oregon,
is
vislllns:
in
11
m
eily
Willi
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
C.
Iliel.
KnitshlH-
of
Pythias.
Installn-
llon
of
oMeers,
Monday,
H
n.in
Jau.
1!).
Please
attend.
"
.1.
V.
Williams,
charged
in
I
lu?
eily
imliee
court
this
morning
Willi
vaRi-aney,
was
remanded
for
eight
days.
1'iiion
slcainer
Chclohsiu,
Ciipl.
(ieoiffi'son,
is
taking
the
ptyee
of
I
lie
Yen
I
urn
on
th
Prince
Unpen.
Naas
Itivei;
and
'Anyux
run
I
hi
week.
The
ChelohsJn
yn
in
port
this
morning
southbound.
I'nsseiiKcrs
hooked
lu
Sail
tn-
niKht
on
tin-
Prince
.Jnliu
fur
Hie
(Jnecn
Cliailolhj
Islands
include
Mrs.
S.
stoekfonl
and
J.
Jlae-DouxhII
for
porl.
Clements,
and
Mr.
'It.
(i.
Mi'Kenzie
for
(Juteen
Charlotte
City.
l.
C.
Meltae
nresiiled
at
Mie
final
ineelliis
fur
Hie
jear
nf
tlie
liospHnl
t
lai'il,
there
Inline
pre-
put
Menr.
JtorUiHpr,
Maedon-
lil,
,l'lionipiin,
Moss
Mackay.
Kvill
ami
Seerelary
Itlreli.
''Hip
liiisinesH
was
niuglly
of
a
roiilini'
nalure.
A
lelfer
wus
read
lit
Wic
nieet-
in
of
Hie
Hospital
Itoard
las!
ni?lit
staling
that
Dr.
C.
II
Wlineli
hail
lieeti
appointed
head
iif
Hip
regional
eonMiiittee
for
Hit
''I'lrlii'Hliiin
of
Hie
annual
Hospi
tal
day
and
stiirKe.sliiiK
how
it
liniil'l
lie
olisi-rvi'd.
Trappers
and
Fur
Dealers
I
If
you
aro
not
satisfied
with
the
prices
I
offer,
bring
In
your
furs
anyway
and
I
will
advance
75
per
cent
without
Interest.
You
can
use
my
storo
as
a
sales
headquarters
and
Invite
any
buy
er
to
view
your
goods,
entirely
.ree
or
charno.
There
are
no
strings
to
this
offer.
..W.
Gold-
bloom,
Second
Avenue.
Tlo'
ri-port
of
Hip
auditor
on
'lie
I'iualii'i's
nl
I
ln
ImsnilHl
in
i'oiiiii'i'Ihiii
with
Hie
annual
r-porl
whielt
is
tiein,
prepared
fof
I
In-
annua!
merlins
whieli
is
lo
he
held
on
or
aliuut
Wednesday,
.laiuinry
i'H,
was
ronsldpied
hy
llii'
llospilul
I
loan
I
last
iiihl
unit
adopted.
The
ciiuiplele
fi-mineial
repiirl
will
he
presented
In
Die
annual
meeting.
t'.lly
Treasurer
D.
.1.
Matliesuri
0111I
City
Knglneer
I'.
W.
l'ear--nti
have
ninsputed
to
address
Ihe
Prince
Ituuerl
Halepuyers'
Association
it
was
miuotiiieed
by
Yiee-President
SL
Jl.
-
Stephens
al
the
meeting
of'the
Association
last
night.
.Mr.
Malbesoii
will
speak
before
the
organization
next
month
ami
Mr.
Pearson
is
scheduled
lo
appear
in
March
when
he
will
deaf
with
the
iues-I
ion
of
sewer
extension.
M.
M.'
Sleiihens
drew
lo
I
lie
at
tent
ion
oT
the
l'rinee
Itupert
llalepayers'-
Association'
lasl
night
that
havinv
been
eh'cled
11
ablerman,
il
would
he
necessary
for'
him,
under
the
conslilu-lioii
of
the
Association,
lo
wilh-draw
fropi
Ihe
pnsilliiii
of
vice-presiilenl.
The
uialler
of
choosing
n
successor
on
Ihe
ex-
eeulivi'
In
Mr.
Stephens
will
be
dealt
with
by
II
xeculive
of
Ihe
association.
Mv4
fr
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I.O.D.Iv
Children
s
Taney
Dress!
Hall.
T'ebruary
ii.
T'.lks'
Annual
l
eliruary
''0.
Novelty
dance,
r
1
aw
rou
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAGE
TURE1
HER
HEADACHES
WERE
SO
BAD
SHE
COULDN'T
DO
ANYTHING
onrn
Hit'
hi'iiil
siai
l
in
ii
in
ami
pnlu
.vmi
may
it-I
a.-uieJ
iii.u
tli.
.iniM-
mini
rroiu
II"'
.stiiiiiarli.
Ilvii
m
li..
!!,
mill
IlKt
rause
lull.
I
In'
I'l'linmil
IWiiri!
jier
main
lit
relief
Hiii.v
!
li.nl
Tlh'i'i'
It
mi
-iM-tlei'
!
rui-cjj
fur
lwad-
HflleS
llf
I'VITJ
(IWITlptl'll
lllllll
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
a
It
rwnuU'
Hip
mini-
.r
tin-
lu'.lchirl.es
III
a
Hint
wi
nllirr
l
1
1
1
I
will
do.
Ml.
Win.
lleljHirtl.
I.'.wr
Stt'WUiki',
N.S.,
wrltm:
"1
Buffered
r..i-
a
long;
time
Willi
my
lieail.
It
wi.iil.l
ucde
ami
arlie
until
II
made
Ine
mi
Kirk
I
imilil
nut
do
aiiylliiiiK.
but
arier
laklim
fuur
li
ili-s
ur
II.
11.
It.
1
feel
Unit
I
cairn.
I
reediiiinenil
It
uxi
blrhly
to
all
tbinu'
Mirrerlng
rruiii
headnrlieii
l.f
any
kind."
li.
II.
II..
hu
iN-en
wi
Hi.-
market
Tor
the
lat
46
yearn
iihI
hi
reniynized
by
all
who
have
UMtl
It
to
lie
uiilemt
an
eiiial
a
rciinxry
fr
Iuhumi'Im-:
n
-jp
only
liy
Tlie
T.
MlllMini
On.,
I.lmlled,
Toronto,
tint,
Annual
Meeting
of
Hie
l'rinee
Rupert
Parent
-Teurlicrs'
Assoc!
alion
will
he
hold
in
the
audi
torium,
Ikujth
School,
Wednes
day,
.iRtiuary
21,
al
8
p.m.
l'.lee-
liou
of
officers.
The
g-ashoat.
Wamli'rer,
Gapl.
.Vein
Xelhon,
wlileli
lias
lieen
en7
gued
in
the
rpovering
of
on
fro
in
Ihe
wrecked
ni(lorship
Keiilii'nott
im
the
wi'Meoasl
of
Uueen
fiunrlotle
Islaiuls,
was
laken
(ia,UtT,"n!ooii3
a!
Hie
dr
Jock
Unlay.
A
new
keel
shoe
is
:
tie
fimiaHpii.
C.l'.H.
slwuner
I'rineess
Mary,
!Jud.
C.
C
Sain
ley,
is
utfuiu
de-
inyed
hy
stress
of
weather
in
tin
mrlty
and,
at
I
o'elork
this
af-erniMiii,
she
hud
uol
sent
not
lee
.orally
a
10
tile
Hour
of
tier
ar
rival
from
Alaska
norls.
II
is
Xpeeted,
liowovrr,
I
hat
the
vessel
will
he
in
lule
this
afteinoon
u-
during
(ho
nilil.
A.
1
lijtilT
of
Stewart
-was
ruipned
in
the
provincial
eoiirl
I
hiii
momitig
before
pcndiary
Magistrate
II.
I'.
MILLION
TELEPHONES
a
I'
ll
Ice
I.
coil
on
four
charges
of
forgery
.iihI
was
reipaiiib'd
11
11
1
il
Monday.
!l
is
alli-ed
lli.il
ItigolT
forged
lie
name
of
A.
ltcrko.IT
and
eash-'il
i-hr.-ks
mi
I
be
Itank
of
Monl-
.al
ill
Sl.'wai'l
lulalling
$173.
-
THROUGHOUT
COUNTRY
British
Columbia
Has
Largest
Number,
According
to
T
till
INTO,
Jan.
17.
There
is
one
trlidione
for
every
ninth
person
in
Caniolu.
A
recenl
report
oT
Ihe
Ontario
Municipal
and
Itailway
Hoard
gives
the
total
number
of
telephones
in
Ihe
Dominion
as
1,022,7X2.
In
propnr-lion
to
population
Itritish
Columbia
has
Ihe
most
pephones,
there
being
in.'.)
"phones
i(
every
liuiidred
persons
in
Ihe
coast
province,
while
there
are
15.1
lo
every
hundred
persons
in
Ontario,
l!ut
Ihe
province
nl
(in-lario
has
Ihe
laigest
number
of
telephones,
iU.'J.Hli,
'
compared
with
Quebec's
85.U(i.
The
re-piH't
shows
the
proporlion
of
'phones
to
population
Is
considerably
higher
in
Ontario
and
the
four
western
nrovinces
than
it
is!
ii.
11,,..!..
,.l
II...
Mi.i.il
.....
!
in
.'11.
in
i
iimi
in.
iiiiiii.
'iu-
inees.
MAGNET
IS
USED
TO
REMOVE
IRON
SPLINTER
Had
Been
In
Patient's
Eye
Thres
Months
hut
Blindness
Prevented
IIKHI.IN,
Jan.
Hi.
n
iron
splinter,
one
millimeler
long,
was
recently
removed
from
Ihe
ey
of
a
locksmith
with
Ihe
aid
of
a
uigaulie
ulaguel.
Tin!
spliuler
liml
been
in
Ihe
palienl's
eye
for
three
mouths
before
il
could
be
localed.
Kleveu
sillings,
during
each
of
which
J
lie
.spllnler,
wliich
was
loealed
in
a
rein'ole
corner
of
the
eye,
was
brought,
forward
a
little
farther,
were
'necessary
in
complete
the
operation.
Dr.
Paderhorn,
the
oculist
in
charge,
was
pari
ieulnrly
concerned
nbnul
removing
the
.splinter,
as
the
locksmith
had
lost
one
eye
Ihirly
years
ago
Ihrough
a
similar
mishap.
1
lie
experi-iuieni
with
Ihe
magnet,
was
re-jgarded
as
one
having
liltle
pros-I
perls
of
success,
but
II
permed
i
I
to
he
the
only
allernalive
lo
enlupleli'
blindness.
1
CARD
OF
THANKS
Alderman
II,
1'.
Perry
desires
In
thank
his
many
supporters
for
their
expre-sion
iif
confidence
at
;hi
p..ii.-.
on
Thursday.
Church
Notices
j
't
Methodist
Church
The
Chureli
of
Service,
l'aslor:
llev.
eo.
(i.
Hacker.
Deaconess,
Miss
Isahel
Haddock.
Sunday
I
mi
i'ii
i
ii
:il
II
o'clock.
Sermon
topic,
"Three
times
one
are
four."
Sunday
school-
al
2.'M).
Kveniuj;
hervice
at
7.
.'Hi.
We
will
how
iicauliful
pictures
illus-
lr;lintr
Ir.
'an
Dyke's
chariuini?
lory
"Ihe
Other
Wise
Man."
I'll
i
h
set
is
a
eompauion
In
the
lien
llur
se
recently
shown
which
was
so
popular.
Illustrat
ed
hymns
will-he
used
for
hearlv
rongi-c
national
si
11111?.
Baptist
Church
Morniiis
service
at
II
o'clock.
Suhjecl,
"Ihe
Simplicity
of
th
Cross."
Juvenilis
service
at.
7.H0.
Suhjecl,
"'J'hn
Ilesiillanl
of
Hope.''
Soloist,
Mrs.
1'.
.).
Me
Milium
The
church
calls
(in
th
many
llaplists
in
the
city
lo
rally
lo
the
cause
and
extends
lo
all
particularly
strangers
a
most
rordian
iuvilalion
lo
the
services
of
Hie
day.
(
K.
(.
Turiier,
l'aslor.
Presbyterian
Church
Morning
worship
at
It
o'clock
Suhjecl:
"The
(iospcl
of
Loyally."
Sunday
school
al
I2.30
Kveuiii(r
service
al
(i.HO.
Suhjecl:
"Kin
Saul."
Preacher,
Itev.
II.
II.
(Irani,
D.I).
The
opcniiiK
ot
the
new
church
I
nil
M
in;,'
will
take
place
on
February
I.
Salvation
Army
Sunday
services.
II
a.m.
ineclintr.
-'.oil
pjn.
Sunday
.School.
7
.an
p.m.
Public
Salva-
lion
meeting.
Subject:
"Thr
Itloodstained
Way."
Wednesday.
8
p.m.
Soldiers'
meeting.
Thursday
and
Saturday
al
H,
Public
meetings.
Special
meeting
on
Monday
nighl.
Walelt
fur
announcement.
Lutheran
Church
SI.
Paul's
Knglish
l.ulhera:.
Chinch.
.Melropole
Hall.
Thin:
Acnue.
'
llev.
P.
I'..
Haisler,
ll.lt.
paslor.
Sunday
services.
Morning
at
It.
Sermon
topic
"The
liroper
use
of
spiritual
gifts.'
Sunday
schoor
al
t-:jn.
Cvciiini-service
at
'
7..'tll.
Sermon
lopic.
"Praying
workers
and
a
growing
Church."
Heeepliou
of
new
members
al
Ihe
cening
service
Soloist.
Miss
Jones.
TENDERS
Teinh-rs
will
tie
received
hy
the
iiinlersigned
up
lo
January
-'Sih
for
the
erecjion
of
a
buibl'lng
fo.
Ihe
I.O.D.K.
Plans
and
spccificalions
ear.
be
seen
al
Percy
Tinker's
olliciv
207.
Second
Street.
They
lowest
or
any
lender
no'
necessarily
accepted.
Tenders
to
be
addressed
Miss
Amies
Donaldson,
secretary.
P.O.
Itox
135.1,
care
oT
Pen:-'Tinker.
Prince
Itupert.
II.C.
Application
has
been
made
to
the
eily
for
the
turning
on
of
electric
lighls
in
the
sawmill
al
Seal
Cnve.
'Ttie
mutter
of
power
supply
t
it
'l
hi
plant
.
hich
js
now
being
prepared
for
reopening
will
have
to
lie
seflled
hy
negotiation
with
the
city
council.
.
CARD
OF
THANKS
I
wish
lo
Ihauk
Ihe
peopl(.
of
Prince
lluperl,
Imlli
labor
and
citizens
generally
for
Hie
splendid
support
fiveu
me
al
the
polls
Thursday,
when
I
was
eleel
ed
alderman.
OSCAIl
I.AHSKN.
CORPORATION
OF
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
TAkl:
OIH.K
THAT:
I.
Tile
I
iilllll'll
Iif
tile
r.Ml'luiiatloll
ur
the
i
lly
ur
l'rinee
lluperl
liileiiili
In
euii-strml
a
plunked
ulilewalk
roll
t-
feet
wlile
Ml
tlml
1
1.
-1
Ii
hi
iif
fill
Avenue
remiueitt'liii,
rruiii
11
imiIiiI
elKliI
reel
wit
ur
Ilie
In
-IcIYeelliin
nr
llaeen
Street
anil
sill
Avenue
ill
Ilie
iiiirtli
priipei'ty
line
ur
Kill
Avenue.
Ilieuee
11
Inn
k
snlil
nnrtli
slile
i(
Imwii
nil
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day
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February.
IV4S.
K.
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JOXKS.
City
Clerk.
Imleil
this
1
7
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nf
Januarv,
IBv'3
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Dr.
Martel's
Female
Pills
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PAINFUU
MBNSTRUATION.
NKR-
VUUSNKSS,
UACKACUE.
DIZZINKSS.
etc,
nntknmmutdru(ri.
Soldontvin
Sen
led
llirm-
Cover
TIN
HOX
with
our
lijntur.
Druvviit
V
ry
where,
direr?
by
mm
I,
plain
trkairt
U
00
Knkkkckr
RtJv
C
,
71
E.
IW
St,
Taroats.Cai.
Clrctltr
DiUa
rcgitit.
January
CLEARANCE
SALE
.
SUGAR
1c
A
LB.
SUGAR
1c
A
LB.
ATTENTION
LADIES!
With
every
S5.C0
Cash
Purchase
during
our
January
Clearance
Sale
you
are
entitled
to
5
Lbs.
of
Sugar
at
1c
a
Lb.
The
limit
is
5
Lbs.
to
every
customer.
Act
promptly
and
secure
5
Lbs.
of
Sugar
at
5c.
Remember
that
the
Sugar
offer
is
over
and
above
the
said
Bargain
Prices
THE
FOLLOWING
IS
BUT
A
FEW
ITEMS
OF
OUR
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
SPECIAL
PRICES.
LOOK
THEM
OVER.
Ladies'
Ilulihers,
medium
heel
only,
for
50c
.")
Pairs
of
Ladies'
Shoes
fur
$2.00
'2T
Pairs
uf
Ladies'
Slippers,
Pumps
and
Oxfords,
assorted
sizes,
for
S3.
50
l."
Itiscoiinl
on
all
Ladies
and
Children's
Shoes
and
Utilise
Slipper.
.Men's
nulihers.
Hear.
i.S.-.
Sale
Price
$1.50
.Men's
Overalls.
Meg.
!?2.7ri.
Sale
Price
$1.85
.Men
s
I'lannelelte
Working
Sliirls.
Ileg.
iji.'l.iilt.
Sale
$1.85
Hoys'
Monarch
Sweaters.
Sizes
up
lo
:w.
Sale
Price
$1.50
Monarch
Wool,
floss
ami
dove,
I
oz.
halls,
four
for
$1.00
Monarch
Wool,
down.
2
oz.
Imlls,
'!.
halls
for
$1.00
In
Tan
Is'
All
Wool
Mark
Cashmere
Penman's
Hosiery,
'i
pairs
for
$1.00
Cliihlreifs
Heavy
llili
Collon
Stockings,
all
sizes,
:i
pairs
for
$1.00
!
balls
of
Crochet
Collon,
all
shades,
for
$1.00
yards
of
(Irey
Collon,
'Hi
inches
wide,
for
$1.00
'i
yards
of
White
I'laiinelelle
for
$1.00
Kverylhing
in
our
store
is
reduced,
genuine
bargains
in
every
department
in
Ihe
store.
JABOUR
BROTHERS
LTD.
Corner
Third
and
Seventh.
Phone
645
Candy
Special
BROKEN
SCOTCH
NUT
SCOTCH
HUMBUGS
ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES
ORANGE
AND
LEMON
SLICES
50c
per
lb.
Call
for
your
Calendar
and
Tides
and
Guides
for
1925.
ORMES
LTD.
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PIONEER
DRUGGISTS
'Third
and
Sixth
.
Phones
82
and
200
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Rupert,
B.C.
Helgerson
Block.
Phone
109.
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F.
P.
KENNY
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my
Kslunale
on
your
Itental
Work
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BRIDGEWORK
I
iienudi
Initially
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1
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all
my
own
work.
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means
PERSONAL
SERVICE
TO
EVERYONE
1
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for
the
state
and
truly
great
Old
Kentucky
famed
as
the
world's
finest
Bourbon
whiskey.
Aged
to
Perfection.
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time
honored
frfcnil
of
yours
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or
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or
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