lay
OSIERY
SALE
25c
off
rh
and
every
pair
in
stock
emers
one
27
P.O.
Bor
327
SERVICE
NOT
SERVITUDE
Ha
if
ever
ocurrerl
to
..
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the
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it
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rfAPAi
I
m
themselves
.s
ai-.il
capable
oi
m
unless
controlled
,i
inl
tn
the
nlrnady
housewife.
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df.'vure
alone
is
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nupi'sing
no
f
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and
ask-
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BOX392
DRY
iirch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
EOc
Per
Sack
lydeTransier
13)
Stcond
Avenue.
hont
680.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
JUST
ARRIVED
Ndren's,
Growing
Glrl3'
and
Misses'
SHOES
At
Lowest
prices
Mrs.
grahlman
Second
Ave.
r.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Htlgerson
Blook,
HCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hour,
9
U
8.
Evenings
Only
Fr
DKlal
Innnlnim..!.
St.
Regis
Cafe
"nce
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
Bary
Unsurpaiied
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
triage
and
Storage
.,
Phone
61.
Iti,ff
Tc,m
or
W.
nnn
"ravel
rP,cl!n"
In-Wtno
and
nn
CAPT.
BARRINGTON
WAS
ABOARD
MARY
Head
of
Stlklne
River
Fleot
Expects
Unprecedented
Season's
Business
This
Year
On
his
way
lo
Wrangoll
where
he
will
undertake
I
he
w
ork
of
veiling
his
Slikine
Hier
fleet
in
readme
for
what
Is
expected
lo
In-
an
tiuprcrcilcnlcil
PRE-EMPTIONS
season's
hiisiness
hclweci)
Wrangell
nnil
Telegraph
Creek,
Capl.
J.
C.
f
tuf-riugtun
was
a
passenger
here
on
the
Princess
Mary
yesterday
af-
(en
n
en
route
north.
Capl.
H.irringlon's
fleel,
which
consists
of
three
strung
power
hoals,
scows,
elc,
hits
been
lahl
up
for
Ihe
winler
at
Wrangell.
Service
up
the
Slikine
will
he
resurueil
ahoul
April
1,
H
is
expected.
Call.
Hanringlon,
who
was
accniupanieil
hy
Mrs.
Ilar-ringlnn,
also
hail
with
him
his
chief
engineer.
V.
Hecil,
ami
n
ci-ew
ol'
men.
OILJSCHEAPER
Sum
of
$2.04
Is
Saved
Per
Day.
Through
New
Heating
Sys-
I
tern
at
City
Hall
j
In
spile
of
Ihe
cold
weather
i
thai
pri'vailcil
during
Ihe
period
repni'leil
upon.
Ihe
use
of
oil
lue
in
Ihe
eily
hall
in
place
of
coal
proveil
less
costly
during
Ihe
iniinlh
hetwecii
December
22
ami
January
21
according
to
Ihe
janitor.
A
report
from
-Mr.
Kx-ley,
whhUi
was
receits
al
last
night's
meeting
of
Ihe
eily
council,
showed
a
follows:
Oil
consumption,
frails.
vera
lie
ilaily,
palls.
.
.
1
1
lost
of
oil
daily
.
.
I
Cost
of
coal
ilaily
.
.
.
Sn
nig
fier
ilay
TEN
YEARS
IN
JAIL
I.f.82
rc
.-iii.sr.
(.;
2.0i
l'.KMONTON.
Jan.
27.
"('.horns
(iirls:
Youa?
ladies
for
lirsi
class
Ideal
rical
companies
and
revues
with
or
without
ex-
Iperience.
Opporlunily
lo
nd-Ixnnee.
AN,i
want
younp
lady.
small
sip
and
weipht
for
vaudeville
daiicinc
net.
Oive
age.
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
k
Vnrant,
unrervfil.
survtyM
Crown
laniln
may
l
ir-mtel
by
lirltlsh
utJTU
over
IK
yenrs
ot
am.
unl
by
ullt-nit
on
dfclarln
Intention
to
eim
HrllUh
nulijec-ta.
comtl-Uonal
upon
reslilmce.
occjpatlon,
'Mil
lmirovmfnt
for
aKrlcnltural
iurioes.
Kull
Information
corwernlnR
reRU-.atlnnn
reisanllnR
pre-eniptlons
!
.-
I-
1,..ti..tl
Vn
1
l.iiml
Sfrlfl
-"7
vwrv.
BeCaUSB
It
ensures
swift,
clean,
antiseptic
healing
in
cuts,
bruises,
burns,
scalds,
etc.
Because
it
diSPCis
im.
tation,
allays
pain
and
inllammation,
reduces
swellings,
and
kills
the
germs
of
festering
and
"blood-poisoning.
Because
u
quickly
grows
new
healthy
skin
where
injury
or
disease
has
damaged
or
destroyed
the
tissues.
Because
owing
to
its
purely
herbal
origin
Zam-Buk
is
safer
than,
and
superior
to.any
fatty
pore-clogging
ointment
or
salve
containing
crude
mineral
drugs.
For
its
wide
ran
of
usefulness
and
Its
inuant
healing
nmtn
m
-.kin
ail-mpntsand
injuries
Zam
I'.ik
.-.
known
a
a
BUrgery
in
a
Two
All
italtrt.
iOc
box.
"How
to
l're-em)t
Ijml."
copies
of
.llfflll
xuieklng
vihk'h
can
be
obtained
free
or
charRe
Jy
aUilreiwInR
the
Deimrlmeni
01
tui
mix.
Victoria.
H.C..
or
to
any
Oov-trnment
Atent.
lleconla
will
be
granted
covering
only
land
miitnble
for
BKrtcultunil
purposeH,
and
which
Is
not
timber-land.
I.e.,
carrying
over
MOO
board
feet
per
acre
west
of
the
Coast
Hang:
and
5.000
feet
per
acre
eaat
of
that
Hunge.
Application
for
pre-einptlona
or
to
be
addreHced
to
the
Land
Commissioner
ot
the
Land
JtecordtnK
Dl-vision.
In
which,
the
land
applied
for
1
aitunted,
and
an-
made
en
prlnteJ
forms,
copleH
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
l're-empUona
must
be
occupied
for
rive
yeura
and
improvements
mail)
to
value
of
$10
per
acre,
including
clearing
und
cultivating
at
leant
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Orant
nn
b
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
see
the
llulletln
"How
to
1're-empt
'"lnJ"
PURCHASE
Appllcntlone
are
received
for
pur-chnne
of
caut
and
unrintrved
Crown
lands,
not
being
timberland.
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
for
flrst-clusa
(arable)
land
U
IS
per
acre,
and
eecond-claea
(grai-lni)
land
!.D0
per
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
lease
of
Orowi.
land
Is
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10,
Land
Series,
"Turcliai
and
Leuse
of
Crown,
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
ltes
00
timber
land,
not
eiceedlng
40
acr.
may
be
purchased
or
leusen,
me
tu"
dltions
inciuuing
wiiii
stumpage.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
SO
acres,
may
be
leased
as
hoineslte.
conditional
upon
ft
,w,1"n
,
!
"!
erecte.1
In
th
first
yr.
Utl
being
obtalnabl
after
residence
"
";
Vrovement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed,
LEASES
For
graalng
and
Industrial
Purposes
exceeding
0
acre
areas
not
may
be
leased
by
on
person
or
a
company.
gra2n0
"Under
the
Orating
Act
the
Province
Is
dlvldeO
Into
grating
dltrlcM
and
the
rwigs
administered
under
Oratinc
Commissioner.
An,
'
grating
permits
are
issued
taMjw
numbsr.
ranged,
priority
W
'V
to
established
owner.
Stock-owner
may
form
nclatlon
management.
Free,
or
Prtl',
1.-....
ta
dr
avaiiauie
tvr
catiper
and
traveller,
up
to
bead.
ot
tn
i.:h
lto."
S
tar
MJf.
heiphl.
wei'hl.
iholo
and
fullest
particulars
Aihlrcss
T.
II.
Milli.
kin,
:12'J
Sixlh
Ave.,
S.K.,
Minneapolis."
The
irtserlion
of
Ihe
ahnvo
ad-
verlisemeni
in
an
IMiiioulouj
paper
last
September,
and
siih-
seipienl
investigation
hy
provincial
police
of
Aherla,
Willi
co-openilioii
of
the
I'.S.
feileral
postal
aiilhorities,
has
resulledj
in
Ihe
conviction
of
Millikin
out
an
indictment
for
usiup
he
mails
in
furtherance
of
a
scheme
1
EftB
nEPEIVlMf
riDIS.'"
defraud
and
his
sentence
to
a!
tun
iLiuLii
I
inu
uiniAji,ri
lerm
of
III
years
in
l.eavenworlh
Peililenliavy.
Kansas,
lie
ad-;
milled
he
lnul
deceived
scores
ofl
Kiris
ami
taken
llieir
money.
BURNS
LAKE
A
hoy
was
horn,
on
IK
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
('..
aid,
of
IValieids
Lake,
Hums
Lake
hospital.
January
Mellon
--al
Ihe
Anion?
decker
Lake
visitors
recently
were
Mrs.
I'.
Carroll,
Mls
I
lea
I
rice
Harrison
ami
P.
ICarroll.
i
I
A
son
was
horn
to
Mr.
and
'.Mrs.
Perry
llarr,
of
llurns
Lake,
al
Die
Telkwa
hospital
on
Jan.
tl.
I
Twenly-lwo
people
crowded'
a
isleij:h
which
lefl
Hums
Lake
for
iliecker
Lake
dance
last
Saturday
;evenitiK.
Though
il
look
some
here
lasl
week.
to
make
llic
prade,
everyniie
managed
lo
survive
Ihe
jlrip.
They
were
iilmosl
surfeited
wit
1
1
pressure,
sandwiclies
and
j
I
In
usual
good
lime
w
hich
Deck-,er
resiilenls
know
so
well
how
to
;
provide.
Mrs.
1'.
Saranovi?h,
oT
Sheraton,
and
her
Iwo
soils
were
yisilors
here
for
several
days
last
week.
Lysler
Mulvany
of
Sanctuary
ike
was
Irausac
liu?
business
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
K.
II.
Tahriu.i,
It.
Knox,
X.
Murcliie,
John
W.
Allen
and.
W.
A.
Wallace,
Vancouver:
It.
II.
Lreul
and
I).
Taylor.
Mipby
ls-laiyl;
l.
R.
Hell,
Winnipeg;
P.
Itoss,
Rilmnulou;
Hubert
Allan,
.Norlh
Vancouver;
Rd.
I'.
Orell.
San
l-'raitcisco.
Central
A.
Wnsilen,
O.
Hanlal
and
R
p.
Olterson.
Advertise
in
'lie
iailv
Xvv
v
4
4-
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Tuesday,
January
27
"
Hiiili
n:.T.i
a.m.
21.0
ft.
15:31
p.m.
21.2
ft.
Low
0:11
a.m.
t.O
"
22:01
p.m.
1.7
"
Wednesday,
January
28
lllgli
I:2.'l
a.m.
20.(1
H?:2('i
p.m.
10.8
Low
10:28
a.m.
5.3
22:11
p.m.
3.3
Thursday,
January
29
High
5:0!)
a.m.
10.8
17:21
p.m.
18.2
Low
1
1
a.nL
rt.O
,23;2U
p.m.
5.1
fl
fl
THE
DAILY
NEWS
John
radio
a
I
YANDERHOOF
At
tlio
fourth
Annual
provin
cial
polaln
show
I
first
prize
for
!nhl
t
o
in
potatoes
went
In
a
Telkwa
grower,
willi
a
score
of
07
points;
while
second
iri.i
in
Hie
long
lale
class
went
to
a
Terrace
g
rower.
Oolitic
has
installed
a
liis
1
tales
:Aleaiows
farm
Miss
Tlirlmu'.&nil.riiinrc
lias
commeuceil
leaeliYltg'
al
Tiiitage
public,
school.
-
,.
rv
y
II.
II.
ami
Mrs.yMooie
returned
home
nn
Thursday-
from
a
trip
lo
Vancouver.
Alex.
Oeeruaerl
relurneil
home
on
Thursilay
from
ji
hvo
weeks'
I
rip
In
Prince
leorj;e.
-
(J,
II.
Milherl.
o.r
Terrace,
Ihe
fire
insurance
iljuslnr,
paid'
Vatiilerhoof
an
ollicial
visit
(his
week
Pen;y
SJeele
-hasjieen
ill
ilur-iiurlhe
jiasl
w'eek
MiilferiiiK
from
appenilicjlis,
'
lie'1
Is
now
ahle
lo
he
mil
asaili.
J.
P.
W'ilkie,
of
Ofinlon,
an
old
timer
in
Ihe'c
ouulry,
spent
a
day
or
two
in
liivvn
last
week
renew-actiaiulaneesu
'.
The
Ileaiiiloiu
Urol
hers
are
making
arranpeinenls
lo
ship
a
carload
of
Ihe
lale
Joseph
llcau-iloin's
slock
and
,
machinery
j
(Juehec.
Mr.
lloiife,
sr.,
iif
llulall,
is
very
"ill
ami
in
a
serious
condi-linn.
(lllherl
and
Mrs.
Ilopfe
went
down
on
'lliursday
ITisI
lo
sec
him.
I'alher
Ooccnla,
Ihe
veteran
missionary,
is
once
more
sla-
I
I
.
....
1
i
..-..-
w
.
.
HiiHieii
ai
eraser
i.ukc
iiiiiian
mission
school,
lie
recently
held
services
in
Prince
(ieore
and
mel
a
uumlier
of
old
friends.
From
appearance
he
seems
lo
have-
sful
over
his
operation
ami
illness
remarkahly
well.
KITKATLA
The
siiinti.il
eslry
nieeliiip
of
SI.
Peter's
Auulicau
church,
was
held
on
Friday,
December
21?,
1921.
.The
meeting
opened
with
prayer.
The
following
ollicers
were
chosen:
Chairman
.lull
it
Nelson.
Secretary
I.
0.
Iaimpre.
I'liureh
wardens
Matthias-
J.
Shaw,
Solomon
Hrown,
Jr.
Siilcsmaii--Solomon
Hrown,
sr..
Joeph
Shaw,
Job
Tolinie.
Am-hrose
llntwii,
Arlliur
Lewis,
Herbert
Itidley,
Mallhew
Hill.
Treasurer
Henj,
Wilson.
Oranisls
Henry
Hrown,
Norman
Lewis,
Jonathan
Hill.
Church
commit
Ice
K.ilward
(iainhlc
president.
J.
Zahasha.
Jacob
Shaw,
Henj.
Wilson,
James
Lewis,
Arthur
Lewis,
Henry
Hrown,
Henry
C.olllson,
Alex.
Scull,
William
Shaw,
Solomon
Hrown,
sr.,
Itoberl
Hrown,
Amos
r.ollison.
Ib'letate
lo
Synod
John
Nele
son.
ihe
services
al
(.hrisl
mas
were
I
wen
aiieuueii
ami
uie
siirpnrcii
choir
of
thirlv
voices
sang
Ihe
following
aulhems
under
the
direction
of
Henry
Hrown
and
Mrs.
M.iimpre
(organist):
"The
Heavens
are
Telling,"
"The
1'irsl
Christinas
Morn."
"And
Ihe
(llory
or
Ihe
Lord."
"(ilory
lo
(iod
ill
Ihe.
Highest."
"The
"Hallelujah
Chorus
Iiui'lng
Ihe
week
of
January
II
Ihe
people
danced
Ihe
West
Coau!,
Indian
Dance
Jiml
Ihe
;l!p
Hiver"
dance.
The
coslnies
were
splendid
and
the
chanling
was
remarkably
well
done.
t
On
January
17
about
Ihirly-five
people
from
Hartley
Hay
and
four
men
from
New
MellakVla,
Alaska,
came
lo
visit
the
village.
As
a
result
about
forty
people
have
been
convert
ed.
SKIDEGATE
INLET
Mrs.
A.
Andrew's
of
Tl-ll
Hiver
has
yone
lo
visit
bor
mother
in
Vancouver.
Mrs.
A.
Peters
left
on
Ihe
lasl
trip
of
the
Prinee
John
en
mule
imi
i
so
wm
f
in
I.
Mr-Owl
1.
trim
CATARRH
el
the
BLADDER
r.irh
Csnttule
njinvt
Rttwrioft'OHnttTfi'U.
I
-
.
II:
I
III
I
Is
your
wife
wiser
than
you?
IF
YOU
read
only
the
stock
and
sporting
pages,
and
your
wife
is
like
other
women,
she
is
wiser
thrn
you.
She
reads
the
shopping
news.
She
likes
to
hear
you
jingle
money
in
your
pockets.
She
likes
to
stretch
money
to
the
limit,
so
she
won't
have
to
ask
for
more.
She
likes
to
shop
strategically.
Know
what
she
does.
Comfortablv
at
home
in
a
cushiony
armchair,
she
scans
advertising
columns.
She
compares,
judges
and
selects
the
goods
she
desires;
maps
her
route;
with
least
effort
and
minimum
time,
goes
direct
to
the
planned
store
and
buys.
She
obtains
what
she
Wants
at
the
lowest
price
il
is
offered.
She
is
certain
of
full
satisfaction,
for
she
knows
advertised
goods
live
up
to
their
claims.
She
saves
time
and
steps,
and
returns
sufficiently
alert
to
enjoy
new
advertisements
and
to
prepare
you
an
appetizing
dinner.
These
benefit
too.
The
settlers
lip
Hie
coast
report
finding
a
lol
of
barrels
of
coal
lar
nit
Ihe
shore.
11
is
be-
Mieved
these
have
been
washed
off
boat
l)iat
has
been
wrecked
There
was
a
surprise
parly
n!
Ihe
residence
of
Capt.
Oeorge
Mcllae
recently
when
a
singsong
was
held
ami
Capl.
Iter!
Roberts
gave
an
exhibition
of
Ji-Jilsn
afler
which
lefreshmenls
were
served.
A
number
of
visitors
from
Lawn
Hill
were
in
Hie
parly.
Mrs.
M.
McKinuon
of
Cuinshe-wa
Inlet
has
moved
lo
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Her
husband
is
manager
of
Kelly's
logging
camp.
0.
llanlie
and
W.
Harrio
of
(Jueeii
Charlotte
City
have
re
lumed
from
Ihe
wesl
coa.-1
afler
having
been
away
a
month
on
.1
Iramiing
trip.
lie
caughl
Ion
land
oiler
ami
sixteen
inarlen.
LOCAL
NURSES
PASS
THEIR
EXAMINATIONS
Miss
firace
llrooks,
Miss
Flnr-
I
cure
Swanson
and
Miss
Kiln
I'nmk
were
successful
In
pass
ling
their
registered
nurses
rx-
.iiininalions
on
which
Ihey
wrote
a
eoui1e
of
mSonlhs
ago
and
are
juow
on
I
il
lo
Ihe
use
oT
the
fellers
"II.
N."
afler
Iheir
names,
la
privilege
which
gives
Ihem
ad-Idllinnnl
ualifienllons.
Results
of
the
examinations
linxe
been
receivod
by
Miss
Kililh
McCauJ
advertisements
are
Written
for
your
Read
them.
Help
her
help
you
save.
Buying
advertised
products
is
a
bond
investment
not
a
stock
spallation
lo
lielroil
lo
join
her
lipshaud,
She
has
been
visilin;,'
.Mrs.
.1.
Itiif-Nint
al
'ITU
llivitr
for
the
past
three
months.
,
K.
R.
Wifrfrius
af
TI'll
spent
a
I
few
days
in
town
last
week.
Hej
came
down
from
his
ranch
on
horsehactk.
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