I
pok
rorra
WINTER
COATS
at
cost
emers'
Phone
27
P.O.
Box
327
SERVICE
NOT
SERVITUDE
Has
it
ever
occurred
lo
you
Ihat
the
multitude
of
"Household
Helps"
offered
for
sale
are
of
themselves
lifeless
and
incapable,
of
service
unless
controlled
and
directed
hy
the
already
overburdened
housewife.
Laundry
service
alone
Is
alive,
vital,
imposing
no
new
obligations,
and
asking
nothing
hut
your
friendly
disposition,
to
change
servitude
into
service.
May
wo
null?
Phone
8
EHHHEEEE1
PHONE
8
XStfy
60X392
PRINCE
-t'ROPERT
DRY
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
60c
Per
Sack
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
JUST
ARRIVED
Children's,
Growing
Girls'
and
Misses'
SHOES
At
Lowest
Prices
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
!
i
DENTIST.
Htloerson
Block,
PRIKCE
RUPERT,
B.
O.
Offloe
Hours,
9
te
6.
Phone
680.
Open
Evenings
Only
Fr
Special
Appointments..
St.
Regis
Cafe
I
M
a
into
nupervs
ueaoina
Restaurant.
Dakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
Gt.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
moving.
BRINGING
UP
i
;
1
1
1
WELL
HaS
r
r0
ill
NCAk
rvvKj
a.kj-
Xee
the
GA.MCi
POLICE
BOARD
IS
SATISFIED
Final
Meeting
of
Year
Yesterday
Afternoon
Developed
Into
Love
-Feast
Tho
final
tneoling
of
I
lie
l!)2t
pnlic,.
commission
held
yesler-
lay
afternoon
in
the
rily
cnimfif
chamber
developed
into
a
love
feast
in
the
course
of
which
Hie
mayor
and
his
two
cnmniissinn-
ers
mutually
congratulated
them
selves
on
Hie
amicable
relations
that,
had
existed
between
them
complimented
Ihe
police
force
on
dip
in'riil
ii-nti
Auk-
.if
fo
,MI
in
U.
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:
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'""(force
but
il
was
received
iiiii-i-
luioi-ri,
an
comrarv
re
ports
niilwillislaiiiling,
compared
favorably
with
any
other
njiv
...
ill
Us
fiiye
in
,i
Inn
nrii'iim.t
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.
,
,
,
P
il1""
m'V""1
n,''lPr-
Co,
Com
m.ssmner
Montgomery
set
he
eulogis.ic
ball
rolling
when
,
,
.
IUH
aI1
he
referred
In
the
harmony
thai
ii.
ui
jm
i:
iUH-ii
iii
iiii
commission
during
I
he
vear
ami
exoressed
sie
'egret
thai
CjiinmissioiiPi-
r...im
He
eron
was
withdrawing.
Jle
hoped
Ihe
ihat
Ins
ridlow
commissioner
next
year
would
be
as
capable
a
partner.
The
same
remarks
he
had
made
with
respeel
lo
Commissioner
Cameron
also
held
good
for
the
mayor
and
he
hon
ed
and
wished
that
he
would
re-
mam
the
head
of
the
commission
next
year,.
-Mayor
Newton
expressed
bis
thanks
for
the
klndlv
sentiment
that
had
been
voiced
by
Commis
sioner
.Montgomery
and
reilerat-
Hie
on
4.
his
of
M.
M.
STEPHENS
Solh-il.v
Your
Support
'
for
ALDERMAN
1925
'
!
ALD.
J.
ARTHUR
SMITH
i
for
r'o-Meclion
)25,
Your"
.
support
and
vole
solicited
.
:
ALD.
R.
F.
PERRY
Solicits
a
renewal
of
your
confidence
at
the
polls
on
Thursday.
!
?
!
ALD.
FRANK
E.
CLAPP
for
re-election
I92!.
l
Solicits
Your
Vole
on
Thursday
ALD.
S.
P.
McMORDIE
tor
re-election
HlTi.
A
continuation
or
your
ronridenee
is
respect
-fully
solicited.
?.
.
i
.
.
.
GEORGE
W,
KERR
l
Ilesieclfully
Solicits
your
Vote
Tor
!
ALDERMAN
!
1925
FATHER
COME
OOT
OH."
CANT
VOL)
JOIN
J
I
"v
f-
I
l
v
Yvf
ed
(he
statements
thai
bad
been
made
as
far
as
Commissioner
Cameron
was
concerned.
Commissioner
Cameron,
in
voiciliu-
bis
thanks.
s!nfi.,l
ilii
it
had
Jiecii
a
pleasure
for
him
to
sit
on
I
lie
pMice
hoard
for
Iwo
years.
Ho
was
sorry
thai
he
bad
found
il
impossible
to
oc
cupy
Hip
post
another
year.
He
was
of
Ihe
om'iiiou
that
notice
administration
was
being
as
effectively
carried
mil
now
as
il
had
ever
been
in
the
cilv
ami
In-
wished
lo
compliment
lln
chief
unit
his
slalf
mi
their
attention
fo
luly.
Mayor
Xewlnn
endorsed,
the
slalemeiils
of
CoiniiiissionerCani-
eron
as
far
as
die
police
force
was
.
.'.
concerned.
.
Xever
once
lunl
"
'Mllll
IO
lb
ami
iiclcil
upon.
Commissionei-
Innii.,,
n
......
said
that
be
or
had
ii.iii
noi
not
intended
iiiieuuei
to
in
"
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us
complimenting
Ihe
f"r,,
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"
'MM
n(roi,
Tn,
,.it
was
.,
'
III.
in,
II
i(
11
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.
.
.
aspect
but
il
was
,as
good,
he
'ell,
as
any
town
of
a
similar
anil
position
in
the
umvince.
believed
Hip
force
had
done
lies!
it
could
under
existing
conditions
and,
when
one
look
inln
consideration
how
il
was
trammelled
by
laws
and
acts.
wonder
iniwhl
arise
that
.it
had
done
as
well
as
il
had.
He
hoped
however,
Ihat
slill
belter
result?
might
yet
be
obtained.
SMITHERS
'
J.
M.
Hall
of
Terrace
iwnl
fore
riart
of
(lie
week
in
town
business
in
connection
with
interests
in
the
local
store
Hip
Halt
Uros.
hardware
firm.
P.
Ooddard
of
Ilazellon
was
a
visitor
in
town
on
Tuesday;
O.
J.
YVhcally
of
(he
O.N'.n.
arrived
in
town
last
Sundav
evening
on
a
business
trip
pertaining
In
his
official
duties.
John
Here,
an
enmlovee
in
Mm
Hanson
Tie
camp
at
!ec.cr
Lake
a
MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS
1925
Candidates
endorsed
by
(he
,
Tradp,s,
and
Labor
Council
or
Prince
lluperl:
For
Aldermen
Aid.
GEO.
B.
CASEY.
W.
M.
BROWN.
JOHN
McKECHNIE
OSCAR
LARSON
Police
Commission
JAMES
COOMBS.
Vole
Ihe
Solid
Labor
Ticket.
Headquarters,
Exchange
Block
Phone
Black
-241
.).
T
Robert
McCarthy
for
POLICE
COMMISSIONER
1925
Your
vote
respectfully
T
Solicited
.
.
.
,
;
Vote
for
HARRY
ROCHESTER
for
!
SCHOOL
TRUSTEE
l
1925.
i
Your
support
solicited.
!
TIIK
DAHY
NFAVS
,M
ORRN
BOT
I
LEF
T
K-CV
HOMH
WSO
'
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nwii
J
i
r
.fit
arrived
in
town
Sunday
to
receive
medical
allenliou
for
an
injury
received
while
at
work
Ihe
latter
part
nf
Ihe
week.
Mr.
Herg
bad
bis
hand
badlv
crushed
when
a
load
of
ties
slewed
and
Jammed
his
band
belween
the
sleigh
and
a
slump.
Mrs.
Clias.
Hied
entertained
n
number
of
ladies
at.
her
liomi
Second
Avenue,
on
Friday
after
noon.
A
very
nleasanl
lime
was
spent
playing
.Mali
.lonir.
l
ie
honor
of
winning
Ihe
first
prizi
going
to
Mrs.
Matthews.
Intensive
alterations
are
be.
ing
carried
out
under
Contractor
las.
Downie
lo
the
livincr
annrt.
menls
over
the
Interior
News
QCfj...
ALICE
ARM
The
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Krnesl.
Moss,
owned
by
James
N'ick.
was
cnniidelelv
desl
roved
y
Tire
recently.
Some
of
the
onlenls
were
also
lost.
Ther.'
was
no
insurance
either,
on
lh
muse
tie
(lie
contents.
A.
C..'
II.
Oerhardi,
general
manager
of
the
lloiupstakp
Min
ing
Co.,
announces
that
ship
ments
from
the
Toric
mine
wiP
probably
commence
Ibis
month.
Two
new
snecders
have
been
purchased
for
use
on
the
hollv
Yarden
railway.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
fienrgp
llruggy
and
family
left
last
week
for
Vancouver
and
oilier
nninls
in
south,
where
they
will
spend
a
vacation
of
two
months.
STEWART
.
The
driving
of.
a
long
lunncl
on.,
Hie
Indian
mine
which
has
been
in
progress
for
tbejiast
six
inonilis
lias
heen
comn
e
ed
and
a
diamond
drill
outfit
is
now
to
he
laken
in.
The
results
or
IIih
drilling
will
determine
lliecour.se
of
nil
ure
development
opera-lions.
There
were
twelve
birlbs.
eight
deaths
and
four
marriages
in
Stewart
during
I021.
There
was
only
one
death
from
natural
causes,
I
be
balancij
having
been
ijjje
lo
accidents.
S.
WnlUtedt
district
iliclnlo-
or
llie
Moose
'
Lodge,
is
:a.'
visitor
nere
anii;
ai
iiyijer;
k'
'
Paul
HingaftAind
Hans
Mron
of
(ierin.'i'ny
ha've
arrived
hern
where
they
intend
lo
remain
following
their
callings
as
mechanics.
,
;
'.
Hector
McCall
and
Duncan
Mclsaac,
who
have
been
employ
ed
af
Ihe
Indian
mine
for
the
past
six
months,
left
last
week
Tor
Ihe
Atlantic
Coast.
A.
(!.
Howie
lias
arrived
here
lo
lake
cli.'ir'Je
nf
Din
Inenl
niv.
erniiienl
telegraph
ofllce
while
S
ii.
i.awrencp
Is
jOn
'
ic
Inp
to
tin
Old
Coiuilry.
.f
Krtiesl
lllue,
jjie
Ilyr
der
allor
ne;
icy,
ha
fefl
fnr'Xew
Vib
.-1
o3
I
M'l
HT
I
Wl
II
Mil
l.uxiness
Irip.
-
The
Iroy
nroup
In
the
Salmon
'I'iyer
seel
Ion
has
been
bonded
by
"K.
O.
Weston
6f5Vicorla
Tro
Neil
McDonald
and'Charles
Lak
A
substantial
casi
payment
wrm
niaue
and
an
rneraetlc
program
111
lieveiOHI
IPIII.
WOTK
IS
IO
111
carried
out.
II
is
iinderslo
lliat
Mr.
Weslon
has
Hie
hack
,ing
or
St..
Paul
and
Minneapo
ill
4capilalisls.
-
LADIE8'
WHIST
LEAGUE
'
i
Oames
nlnvCln
Ihe
I.fidle'
VVI.IjI
lunmii.
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II.
CI
.
UahIi
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HI.
Hill
I
KIM,
If)
Caru
last
eveniC
were
as
fol-
IF
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COSt
II
I
inn
.:wit.n:'ir
vsr,
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.
i
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er
Int-l
FrAumr
Servici.
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perience
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ular
Naval
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beinc
appointed.
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particulars
apply
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Headquarters,
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Ktiililing,
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Tiem
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on
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Wednes-
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and
Fridays,
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HOOKS
...-m.
written
up
nalanci;
sheets,
financial
statements
and
income
lax
returns
ore
pared
by
expert
accountants.
Hales
reasonable.
Write
P.O.
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.
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lows:
Daughters
of
Fngland.
5:
Pythian
Sisters
1:
Moose
Ladies
;
Orange
Ladies
3.
j
Sport
Chat
j
K
The
latest
in
snort
disease
is
tennis
elbow
and
Waller
Stewart
Nulliall,
a
lndim
Jennis
star,
lias
died
of
it.
The
average
ten
nis
player
need
not
worry,
how
ever,
for
expert
medical
opinion
asserts
Ilia!
Ihe
disease
i
mil
filial
ifnless
complications
sil
in.
Tennis
elbow,
il
is
explained,
is
something
like
Charley
Horse
in
baseball.
Through
nver-exer-lion,
aggravalPd
by
a
cold,
the
tendons
and
muscles
of
Ihe
elbow
became
alfecled
anil
need
careful
massage
ami
ipsI.
Hxacl-
ly
what
happened
to
Nulliall
it
s
funiculi
in
stale
at
Hits
(Usance
but.
in
iinv
case,
an
oncr-
ulioii
had
lo
be
performed
and
this
seems
In
have
been
the
I
i
reel
co
use
of
his
death.
The
first
louinamenl
of
Hie
second
hair
of
Ihe
firsi
'
division
billiard
season
lakes
place
In-night
belween
the
Prince
lluperl
Billiard
Parlor
and
(initio.
It
will
be
noled
from
the
fol
lowing
line-up
thai
Don
Drown
has
been
put
lis
firs!
man
on
I
lie
Orollii
team
in
place
of
.(Jeorife
Waugh,
captain,
who
has
put
Iniiisclf
down
lo
second:
(leorire
Mcllmovle
milliard
Parlor)
vs.
Don
Drown
(firnllo)
.
Charles
llalagno
vs..
(ieorge
Waugh.
Fred
Stephens
vs.
F.
Pierce.
D.
JeliMi
vs
.Herl
Morgan.
Ail
La
km
in
vs.
J.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
a
1
1
.
CALLIES
BEAT
COLD
STORAGE
BILLIARDS
Both
Second
Division
Teams
Im
prove
Positions
In
Standing
Last
Night
The
Callies
won
decisively
over
the
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Slor-
Uge
Co.,
in
las!
night's
second
division
hiniard
leagiut
nxlurc,
I
he
'aggregate
score
being
72r
lo
(s
in
tlietr
favor.
Didfvlilual
scocing
wjis
as
rol-
lows:
.
Ik
t
1.
11!..
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-
"
''laeaiiiay,
iiiaiuesj,
i;;
.1.
Kny
(Cb
Slnrae),
l!0.
D.
.McLean,
ISO;
'John
Hulger.
Man.
Malcolm
Lamb,
150;
II.
Parr,
h.
W.
li.
Wlllisd-nfl.
ir.Of
fionerrA
Kelsey,
121.
W.
Murray,
150;
s.
Darlon,
Ml."
League,
standing
to
date:
Oanies
Til.
Ave.
P.
R.
D.
P.
.
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SI.
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oir.
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references.
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imps,
wisliPs
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local
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rent
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Angliean
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Deach
Place,
(iooil
(uindilion.
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view.
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some
furniture
Tor
sale.
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IpiiiiiiI.
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Houso-
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suilo,
III)
Sixth
Ave.
Fast.
Phone
lllue
278.
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FOIl
RENT.
Modern
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five
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and
balh.
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Sewing
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lllue
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artr
death
and
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real
world
beyond
is
shown
in
Swmleniiorg's
great
work
on
"Heaven
and
Hell."
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100
pages.
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if
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Phone
Red
.I'lfi.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
HOARD
and
Room
at
tho
Inlander
centrally
located,
one
hall
block
from
Post
OITlce,
830
Second
Aven.
Phone
137.
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CHIROPRACTOR,
R.
E.
EYOLFSON
Craduale
of
Ihe
National
College
of
Chiropractic.
Chicago,
No.
1
Stephen's
Block
Hours:
10
to
12:
l
In
r.!
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in
h
Saturday
afternoons
and
Sunday
uy
appointment
Pione
Illub
85.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
George.
Paul
or
(lust
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Ni'
t
Stand:
.10SS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM"
Meeker
Elork,
Across
from
Smnr
ss
Holei
DRY
WOOD
CEDAR,
HEMLOCK
"OR
FIR
Cut
and
split
to
any
alio.
$6.50
per
Load
A.
ISAACSON,
Seal
Cove
Woodyard.
Phone
lllack
401.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Pmi
lure
Store.
We
lluy.
Sell
and
Ex.
cnange
New
and
Secondhand
Hoods.
QfcO.
PAPADUPULI8,
830
Third
Ave.
Phone
M
AUCTIONEERS
IT
will
pay
you
to
consult
us
when
you
deslro
lo
soil
or
purchase
furniture,
or
nnv
arllele.
PRINCE
I1UPKHT
FA'"-ClIANnE,
Aucllnnoers.
DRESSMAKING
MltS.
HAMILTON,
experienced
dressmaker,
Federal
block.
Dressmaking,
nlterallons,
sult4
nnrl
coals.
First
class
work.
Reasonable
prices.
Phone
Hl.ick
410,
,j
Wednesday,
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