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StD
Tuesday.
J:i
unitary
1925
Herrfn
Again
In
The
Limelight.
Ilerrin
is
again
in
the
limelight.
That
Illinois
town
has
been
heard
from
oflen.
The
people
there
seem
to
have
the
crime
habit.
The
faction
hate
each
oilier
and
are
ready
to
kill.
It
is
said
that
to
such
an
extent
is
the
hale
carried.
that
a
man
or
woman
will
spurn
lite
corpse
of
a
dead
enemy.
The
condition
is
a
deplorable
one
and
the
Kit'
IClux
Klau
is
an
organization
that
will
fatten
upon
Mich
conditions.
Liquor
Running
.
Not
Successful.
,
Liquor
running
on
the
coast
does
not
seem
to
be
meeting
with
much.
success.
Two
of
the
larger
craft
are
ill
the
hands
of
the
I'nilcd
Stales
and
the
third
has
just
been
destroyed
by
fire
on
the
high
seas,
the
cargo
going
down
with
it.
Possibly
it
will
put
a
stop
to
the
business
much
more
rapidly
than
inter
ference
by
the
Canadian
authorities.
II
has
been
staled
that
one
had
to
wait
for
interference
by
Canadian
authorities
tlie
runi
running
would
still
ne
a
lliiiiii-iiiiig
industry
m
the
year
2,
IHJO.
Again
Delving
In
i
An
Egyptian
Tomb.
,
-
'',
Howard
Carter
is
again
delving
in
tlieipiusty
tomb
of
the
great
King
Ttileiikhanien.
This
time
it
is
being
done
under
the
supervision
of
the
Egyptian
government,
which
seems
a
perfectly
correct
thing.
It
is
likely,
though,
that
had
it
depended
on
the
Egyptian
government
the
tomb
would
never
have
been
excavated.
II
was
only
when
(he
Hrilish
winkers
began
to
find
treasure
that
the
Egyptians
stepped
In
and
wanted
a
share
nf
it.
Were
Any
Of
Our
Ancestors
Hogs?
Some
of.
our
ancestors
in
the
remote
past
must
have
been
hogs,
else
why
do
so
muuy
people
still
cling
to
Ihe
hog
habits.
Some
wallow:
in
all
the
filth
thai
is
available,
while
others
try
to
gel
everything
for
themselves.
There
is
scarcely
a
game
or
sport
at
which
some
player
does
not
want
nunc
than
his
share,
lit
football
lie
hogs
the
ball
and
refuses
to
pass
to
his
neighbor,
(he
saint;
occur
in
basketball.
In
badminton
the
trail
shows
itself
in
one.
trying
to
gel
more
than
his
share
of
gumes
while
others
are
waiting
to
play.
Everywhere
one
goes
Ihe
hog
is
round.
Civilization
does
not
remove
hint
or
culture,
cover
hint.
He
gets
his
jowl
in
Ihe
trough
every
time
and
helps
himself
to
more
Ilia
n
his
share
at
the
expense
of
the
others.
Possibly
our
sysiem
of
business,
as
carried
on
today,
is
partly
responsible.
They
Also
Wallow
In
The
Filth.
t
ne
nog.s,
nesides
tietiig
seirish
in
the
extreme,
like
to
wallow
in
Ihe
mire.
If
Ihere,
is
anything
dirty
they
want
to
be
in
it.
If
an
off-color
story
is
being
told,
the
hog
Is
Ihere
Avilh
ins
mini
guiiaw.
it
is
me
animal
in
us
continually
cropping
out
and
in
some
cases
engrossing
the
whole
life.
m-iiisiuiess
is
possiniy
something
for
which
we
are
not
respoiisihie.
e
are
bom
that
way.-
At
Ihe
same
litpe
environ-nieiil
and
riiUivuliiui
of
the
opposite,
virtues
may
either
retnovi
tne
Jioggisii
tendencies
or
so
far
elinnuale
them
that
they
do
not
make
us
wnoity
onjeciionaiiie
to
our
neighbors
and
that
we
do
mil
bring
up
our
children
o
be
swine.
l'i'oiiatiiy
many
people
do
not
know
that
lliey
are
hogs
and
nave
never
tried
to
elinminle
Ihe
tendencies.
Thev
will
irn
OFFICERS
ELECTED
Spirit
oT
Optimism
Prevailed
Annual
Vestry
Meeting
Last
Night
at
Willi
the
olijeel
of
installing
a
pipe
organ
In
Hie
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Hlitirrh,
which
is
now
lieiiiir
completed,
a
committee
was
last
nijiht
appointed
at
Hip
annual
vestry
meeting
In
lake
steps
toward
I
lie
purchase
of
one
There
is
already
the
sum,
of
II(I0
in
a
fund
set
apart
for
Ilia!
purpose.
Archdeacon
Hix
presideil
aml
a
spirit
of
optimism
i
prevailed.
Otlicers
elected
-Avere:
Clergyman's
warden,
II.
T.
Cross.
People's
Warden,
A.
K.
Hazett-
.Innes.
'Sec.-Trens,
W.
C,
Ore
hard.
Auditor,
C.
,
Evil
I.
Delegates
to
Synod:
.Mrs.
H.
L.
Mrtnlosli,
Thomas
Andrew
and
A.
K.
Hazell-lones.
Sidesmen:
II.
T.
Cross,
A.
K.
Hazel
I
-.tones,
W.
C.
Orchard.
Sheriff
Shirley,
Thomas
Andrew,
E.
W.
'Pucker,
C.
W.
Homer,
(J.
A.
Woodland,
S.
Hazel
l-.lones.
A.i
(i.
Hix.
,
'
Scout
masler,
A.
Wootlnii.
Sunday
School
Superintendent.
C.
W.
Tucker.
Caretaker,
.Inlin
Carroll.
Orjranlsl,
Miss
Marjnrie
Lan
caster.
Choir
leaders,
W.
C
Fisher
and
Mrs.
Akrnyd.
Hcporls
from
I
lie
I
tea
surer.
from
the
Women's
auxiliary,
Sunday
school
and
choir
were
all
innsl
enenuraj-'inp.
The
hope
was
expressed
that
Ihe
new
church
'
would
be
occupied
about
Easter.
Hearty
voles
of
thanks
were
iriven
the
many
persons
and
nr-
?aiiizulion
thai
hud
conlriliuled
In
Ihe
success
of
Ihe
year's
work
and
a
resolution
of
confidence
and
appreciation
in
Hie
Hector
w;y
passed
by
a
standio?
vote.
II
was
reported
that
Ihe
money
for
the
window
to
be
erected
in
!
lit
chancel
as
a
memorial
In
the
late
Archhishnp
was
nearly
all
in
hand
and
besides
this
several
people
had
nlTcrcd
to
put.
tn
memorial
windows
in
other
parts
of
tin
church.
SILVER
WEDDING
OF
MR.
AND
MRS.
LEEK
-WAS
DULY
CELEBRATED
The
silver
wedding
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
tieor?i
Leek,
Second
Ave.,
was
filtniL'lv
celehraled
on
Sal-
tirduy
night,
alllmiijfli
they
had
made
no
prepanilious
for
il.
A
merry
parly
mimherin;;
ahoul
forty
look
iiosscssion
of
Iheir
home
early
in
Ihe
evening,
bring
ing
with
I
hem
a
number
of
presents
for
.Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Leek
and
refreshments,
for
Ihe
whole
parly.
Whisl
was
pla'd
for
.om
lime
and
after
si)pier
sinking
was
kept
up
until
a
lale
hour.
USING
RADIO
FOR
POLICE
PURPOSES
Photographs
Would
Prove
Invaluable
In
Detection
of
Crime
TOIIONTO.
Jan.
27.
An
in
through
life
wilh
their
dirty
feet
in
the
trough,
alwiivs
Irvinu
In
stance
of
Iho
nart
radio
will
ul
get
more
man
ineir
snare
nf
everything
wh
e
o
hers
will
live
Minutely
nlay
in
police
work
is
lean
ives
because
they
have
been
crowded
out
by
the
bogs,
"Tired
and
Worried
Nervous
and
Despondent"
Mr.
M
Chevalier.
Belle
River,
Ont,
writes:
"For
eight
year
I
mflered
from
de.pondency
and
nervousness.
Sometimes
I
could
not
deep
at
night
for
worrying
and
the
next
day
I
would
be
so
tired
that
my
work
was
a
burden
to
me.
I
began
using
Dr.
Chase'
Nerve
Food
and
can
ay
I
am
now
entirely
relieved
of
the
nervousness
from
which
I
used
to
suffer,
and
things
do
not
worry
me
as
they
used
to.
"Dr.
Chase'
Ointment
also
relieved
roe
of
eczema
on
my
arms,
which
had
bothered
me
for
three
years.
My
house
it
never
with
out
Dr.
Chase
t
Medicines."
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
0
rU.
a
box
of
0
pltU,
IVtmjmwm,
Dtlm
Co.,
IId.,
Toronto
1
1
hi'
farl
that
au
international
code
for
radio
use
has
been
cmn-
Ipleled
afler
several
monlli.s'
work,
and
is
now
in
actual
use
between
Iho
'guardians
of
law
in
America
and
Canadian
cilies.
I
his
was
spoken
of
in
a
recent
address
by
Chief
Dickson
of
Toronto
Itemarking
Mini
a
police
fore
was
now
an
international
orgiin-
izalion,
he
said
this
code
would
enable
messages
lo
be
broadcast
lo
poliee
everywhere
wilhoul
Ihe
ordinary
lislener-iii
being
able
lo
undersland
Ihem.
Newly
discovered
methods
ofi
sending
photographs
hy
railiil
woulil
he
of
invaluable
assistance,
lo
the
police,
the
chief
iloclarcil.
The
pielu;e
of
a
wattled
man
i
would
b
flashed
all
over
Furnpe
and
America
in
a
few
hours
Ifi
rulure
developments
of
Mils
In
vnllon
proceeded
ns
expected,
Advertise
,n
the
Daily
News
will
lie
a
warning-
In
him
not-
to
Inneli
it
uiruiu.
'.
j
I
IIEAlt
of.
a
new
make
of!
alarm-clock
.which
wakes
you'
when
Ihe
wilder
reaches
Ihe
inal-Iress.
TIIKIIK
is
a.
movement
on
fool
in
En-Hand
io.'frerl
much
needed
dwelling
houses
of
steel.
Th1?
quuslinn
now
arises
whether
the
tenants
would
prefer
lo
be
packed
in
salad
oil
or
honed
first.
CIHL
siiuipplei's
are
reported
lo
he.
crossinj.'-the
bonier
from
Mexico
Willi
revolvers
strapped
to
their
le's.-
perhaps
this
is
the
reason
for
so
many
pairsuf
shot
silk
stockf
rigs.
-
A
SCIENTIST
lias
discovered,
a
new
and
very'!
thin
species
of
jinolh.
If
it
feeds
entirely
on
y'ie
'modern
flapper's,
dance,
dresses
there
is
au
excuse
for
its
,lh
illness.
I
ITS
just
as
important
lo
have
Imrse
sense
at
(lie
sleering
wheel
as"
il
Is
lo
have
horsepower
io
Ihe
engine.
.
''
I'HETTY
soon
Ihe
boys
around
town
wilt
be
e
.
.
.
.
ouj,
iinkcriii
wjlli
uils'iSltld.
the
sun
111
ineir
jras
nouts
am
be
shining"
and
life
will
begin
ajraiil.
"I'l.OltlLVCE
js
in
Ileeeiver's
j
hands,"
says
.aNelson
lieadlin".
!ll
js
uol
as.jstaHliui'
lis
il
looks
for
l-'lorence
isa
nilne.
IMUXCE
lltiperl
is
a
city
where
it
is
dillicult
to
keei
woman
i:i
tier
place.
place
is
.
.
.
Yes,
where
is
it'?
THAT
man
is
really
free
who
does
not
have,,
jo.
sweat
;nnd
work
bill
has
a
chance
In
die
young
of
diabetes
if
he
wants
lo.
TOMMY
wanted
to
know
from
A
visit
lo
Mm
dry
dock
is.
well
worth
taking.
'Tliis
'
immeiiM
work
is
reaching
an'
advanced
slage.
Preparations
are
well
un
der
way
for
the
building
of
the
huge
oil
slorage
Innk.s.
A
GOOD
WAY
TO
INCREASE
BUSINESS
Many
advertising
.mcssnges
fail
to
allract
allentinn
because.
they
are
either
unattractive
or
nro
loo
stereotyped.
This
is
the
opinion
nf
one
of
our
busiest
and
most
successful
business
firms
Albert
&
Mc-Cnffery,
bid.
They
havo
succeeded
in
inlcrcsling
many
new
customers
in
the
slory
of
the
fnmnus
Nanalmn
-
Wellington
coal
and
since
Mio
coal
itself
lives
up
to
its
reputation
these
customers
are
coming
back
dally
for
more.
Nanaimo-Wellington
coal
Is
the
premier
fuel
for
the
fireplace,
rnngo
and
furnaeo.
More
lieal
less
ash
no
rock
or
clinkers.
You
should
try
Naoaimo-Wcl-linglon
as
soon
as
your
present
supply
gels
low.
Hetter
still,
if
fefeF
fit
JSTM
Noth
mz
so
..-
1
I
i
'?
i!
JI.l
l
if
;
you
order
some
now
you
can
test
it
out
wilh
Ihe
coal
you
arc
now
using.
Xnnainm
-
Wellington
stands
supreme"
when
a
compar-
alive
test
is
made.
o
secure
a
supply
nnone
.i-
111
Hi.Miii
i
ii.ii
w.i
nijiii.,
hert
w.
.Me
:arre.rv
I.
hi.,
who
are
"A
my
Hi
my
sn
is
man."
was
the-
reply.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
In
Prince
Prinr.e
Rupert
Rupert
perrectjiole
agents
here,
numbers
are
1
16
I
J
j
January
27,
1915.
Mrs.
Iluncan
McTavisb,
who
lias
been
the
guest
of
her
parents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morle
Craig,
Wnhlroii
Apartments,
will
leave
for
her
home
in
Victoria
to-morrow.
Henry
Sauvage,
formerly
ol
Prince
Ituperl,
.who
was
one
of
Ihe
first
I're.neb.
reservists
In
join
the
colors
when
war
broke
out,
has
been
promoted
twice
for
gallant
conduct.
Their
phone
and
504.
tf
HIGHER
TEA
PRICES
EXPECTED
ANY
DAY
The
estimated
increase
in
Ihe
'onsiiiiiplinn
of
lea
in
If-1
over
l'.C'.'t
has
iimoiiuted
to
over
,'U
it
i
1
1
ii
i
n
pounds;'
An
increase
in
prudurtinii
nf.
-
only
seventeen
.nil
I
Ion
pounds5
during
the
same
leriod
has
resulted
i)i
lea
prices
advancing
in
"pninary
markets
from
ten
lo
fficleen
cents
per
pound
since
IrVsj
'
suininer.
The
irice
lo
Ihe
coirsunier
today
is
in
Mie
basis
w
.
much
lower,
.iriniary
enslsjsit
a
general
increase
o
leji
H'rtllkers
is
inevil-ilde
io
Ihe
near.'.rulure.
LAND
ACT.
-j4
:
Nolle
of
Inttnllon
to
Apply
to
Lm
Land
III
IjiiiiI
lleriirnlMir
pWlrlrt
on
the
i:.;lt
tit
Hrlll'll
Cutmiililn,
,'kljollilnir
l.iil
1
1
fill.
.
.
TAkH
MITICK
llmt
IMi-irii-
Mills
l.lln.
Ilcij
fir
V.iiM,unT.iii
lli.li
lUiluinliu,
tie-
ii;illoii
l'l
HHiliityjuM'
.Mmiiirai'ttirer.
liili'im
in
ipi.v
Tfir
w
ifnx-
ni
Iho
rl-lnwInK
ilesi'i'lhi'U
laml;
,
Kiiniirirnrliit
ul
iC.'Ji'vl
tlmilil
nil
Itf
,
Hiiinlieail
cmiipr
iiC
ilu
land
r,r
ulili-lil
IM'liolum
rgr
li'ic
"
U
iH'ltiir
iiunlci
lliilii'e
linrth
itct..
ram
(l.'.iiu
fi'Pt
t
Ihe
mHithea.t
i-ol
lii'i.
nf
Hon.
llu-iirel
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fwl
In
44.1t
til
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nt
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line
I.IMIII
reel,
HKirc
or
lev,
tn
Iho
lu.liil
nr
'iiniii(.ii.,.
,
iimmiI.
ami
rniiUliiluii
'
lU-teuly
Tn
m
re.
,
iiuirr
or
li".
rActiH-;
mills
LiMirrn
I
i.Name
ur.;..plli'aiit
in
mil
lialoit
January
tnii;
ilij.',.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca,
of
InUntlon'.W
Appli
to
P'irchn
Land.
I
In
Ski-eim
l.nml
f
il
1
1
rli-1
.
Crlnrp
Huiiert
lii-euiilluir
I'Utrlit.
and
iimiiip
un
l.lanil
In
Skepiia
liivrr
liiimriiiairt)
.imlh
nr
SnlviM
I'land.
T.tkK
MiTICK
that
Itoiiirt.n
S.
Clarke
i.f
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
.t
I
y
,
H.C.,
iii'i'iipallvn
SaliwiiMii,
inifiKM
in
aepiy
rnr
peiiui'tnn
in
pur
iIh-c
Hie
riilluttliiK
di'Ki'illH'd
hinds:
Crliilni'lirlnir
at
n
lmt
plaulid
i.n
tlio
eisii'iiy
rnu
in
IIU'
Isi.miii
iviiiit
limiie
iilalciy
siiiiiii
nr
salvun
Island,
-aid
-take
U-liiu
planted
al
the
i-MifiiM'
in.)
end
nf
aid
Island,
and
rnnlalnliiir
all
nf
said
l.-laiid.
Title
Mak
Is
planted
Inn
yardn
niwny
mniiii
nr
saitns
statinn
and
mn-
01
Ins
Ihe
naini'
nf
iihiibIu
s.
I
linkc,
anil
utakeii
ny
rein
iiiuinas
Mills:,
ami
rnnsil
lainnir
.mu
aiTi'S.
inure
nr
less,
imcni.AS
S.
CI..MIKF.,
Per
Alrent
THOMAS
Ml
MS,
Daleil
January
1
?
t
ti,
n?s.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Inlantlon
to
Apply
to
Purchai
Lina
In
skpeiia
laud
limtrlrl,
nr
prince
lliieit
lleenrdlnir
lilstrlrt.
anil
itiintr
ntiprritlinnlely
one
ami
one
half
inlti
Weat
id
Salvn.4
Slatluii,
on
Salms
lland,
Skeena
lilnr.
Take
,ollee
that
lluilnir
l.nrmon.
nr
tin
Cnrletnii
St.,
Iiurnnliv,
nrnipatlnii
I
.kit.
Intends
tn
apply
for
permlwimi
lo
purchase
Hie
rulluulnr
(learrlliml
Iniuls-
Cninnienrlnir
at
a
pusl
plimlcd
at
Hie
niithwcl
enrr.er
nr
l.nt
tiiflj,
Salvim
Island;
thenee
sonilrAcstc
rl",
niiii'i.
liniely
sno
yards:
thenre
n
irthwi'MeMv
ppnivlniaiely
knn
yards;
Ihenee
iwiiittiprlV'
on
yard,
li
tmlnl
nr
lientmlnr,
rum."
prls
nir
all
thai
pnrtlnti
r
Salvus
Ishmd
west
nf
l.nl
tM
ami
rnnlalnlnir
300
arrea,
inure
or
le.
THOMAS
MIM.S
A
nent
Tor
lUIDOL"
LAriSIO.'t,
dailt-itsw'..
JiiMiLy,
January
l!!
pack
two
Ask
Your
Grocer
8
for
a
trial
pacKage
of
ALADA"
MAY
PURCHASE
The
Man
in
the
Moon
i
ninr
nnniin
.ys:-
A
nrfc
UKbAW
Anglican
Church
Committee
Appointed
to
Take
the
Neces-Necessary
Steps
MAN
vln
has
heen
deaf
fur
Ihirly
years
recently
heard
a
jiu'
jlianil
mi
Hie
radio.
Perhaps
Mils
art
day
Fortify
yourself
against
Winter
germs
by
eating
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit
with
hot
milk.
nourishing
and
satisfying,
and
nothing
so
easy
to
prepare.
Supplies
warmth
and
strength
for
work
or
play.
Better
than
mushy
porridges
for
children
because
it
makes
them
chew.
Two
Biscuits
with
hot
milk
make
a
good,
satisfying
meal.
Thr
Candiin
KhrrdiM
-What
Company,
Ltd.
Minn
I.IU,
OoUrL
"It's
AU
in
the
Shreds"
Candy
Special
BROKEN
SCOTCH
U.K
il
ID
JJ
IL
U
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'
m
1
u
NUT
SCOTCH
HUMBUGS
ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES
ORANGE
AND
LEMON
SLICES
50c
per
lb.
Call
for
your
Calendar
and
Tides
and
Guides
for
1925.
ORMES
LTD.
THE
PIONEER
DRUGGISTS
Third
and
Sixth
Phones
82.
and
200
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Helgerson
Block.
"TRY
A,
NIP
TOiNICHT"
GRANT
PHone
109.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
-
DENTIST
HONEST
DENTISTRY
MEANS
RELIABLE
DENTISTRY
and
necessarily
implies
PKUSDXAL
attention
U
i''v
patient.
This
is
the
only
kiml
of
ileiilis(ry
I
hove
lo
hence
the
uiicomlitional
guarantee
that
goes
with
my
woik
GET
MY
ESTIMATE
FIRST
Best
Procurab
t.j
tst
nxtual
(THE
ORICINAL)
S
le
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
BollltJ
and
lii.i.MrrJ
br
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Ci.M
t,
Son.
Limil.d.
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,4
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OiMOUiMa,
Dull-lwn-fc
Gl.i.
Scotl.ad.
The
original
Inbej
look
fur
it
nl
Hie
Vendors,
and
insist
on
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE."
This
advertisement
is
not
published
'
or
displayed
by
l.tipinr
Coiurol
Hoard
or
liy
tho
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of
Utitish
Columbia,
tho