January
58,
1925.
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PACE
THftEf!
K
j
Local
and
Personal
!
V"
v
U'.
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GOD
IN
HEAVEN
ll.C.
Undertakers.
IMione
41.
1;
5
r-v
"Jin
THE
LADIES
ii.
are
inviti'il
to
be
a
guest
nl
u
series
nf
LESSONS
IN
HANDCRAFT
AND
DECORATIVE
ART
'"
.
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n-inn
Jan.
3U
r.vciv
rimaj
in
i
in
ii.iii.
iiisiruc-
miw"'
i
,
n
;:i
paper
Hi"'
wnniiif
i"t
unliving
in
nuwci
)u?i,
ii
'ii;
ilcs.
service
trays,
etc.,
i-lc.
i
cnh
3rrl
K.verv
Tuesilav
frniii
I
In
(1
ii.iii.
iiislruc-
i
ie
sealing
wiix
ini'iii'iiiig
iiiiu
panning
uit!
mi
paper
flowers,
table
favors,
decorations,
etc.,
etc.
LESSONS
FREE-
Classes
in
rliargn
of
a
thoroughly
eom-lor
Classes
carried
on
for
a
short
time
only,
so
ul'f.
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
"Rupert
J.
Barnalay,
Aant.
Fish"
Re
;h
Trozen
All
varieties.
'
Frc
h
Fish
All
varieties
in
season.
Smoked
Fish
Our'well
known
"Rupert
Brands."
Finnan
Haddlc
"Thistle
Brand"
Nova
Scotlans.
Canr,
:d
Salmon
Pinks,
Skeena
Scckeye,
etc.
Sa!CF.
h
Herring,
Salmon,
Slack
Cod,
Grey
Cod
She'!
Fish
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prime
Rupert,
B.C.
ET
IT
AT!
WINTER
HIGH
CLASS
GROCERS
PHONE
5S8
REFRESHMENTS
FOR
DANCES
AND
SOCIALS
111
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SERVICE
jnmei
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fr..m
l-riiirc
IliiiM-n
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VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
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uuie
minla
men
iriuuy
v.uu
in.
ITEWART
t:;i
ANVOX
V"
illli'Uliy.
11.00
pjll.
PFU.MCE
JOHN
for
Vuimmrr
In
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
iio-iury
ll
s.
PAIcnL'firii
rnlitif
rlur
B.iulr
DlinrnT
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WECNESDAV,
SATURDAY,
&.U"i
ijn.
fin
ITtn.
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n
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t
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iiilru
suit's
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINE8.
Olfkt,
528
Third
Aa,
Print
Fupart.
NYoi
M'
TIEWA'T,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
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d
tls
2nd
A.'nui
T
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nd
Nan
Rl.ar
Canntrlta,
Friday
A.M.
Phon
260.
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CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
3
ulings
from
Prince
Rupert
PhlNCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juhcau
and
Skagway--P
January
12,
23;
February
9,
23
for
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle
January
2,
16,
30;
February
13,
27
-
8.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
B-itedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocuai
rH,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday
11
a.m.
Age.icy
for'
all
Steamship
Llr,c-Pull
information
from
.
.
IA
O
AflnlJAnn
r
i
A
m
-
v.
ununitiiU)
uoiiorai
hqcih
""'rof.Hh
E
reet
and
3rd
Avenu.
P-ince
Rucn.
fc.C
liNlON
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
VNC6iiur
8IIIiih
from
I'rinre
H';pirl.
VAMCftMu-
'
v,0Ton,A.
Swinton
Bay,
tnd
AUrl
By,
Tuidy,
B
P.M.
lor
'
v,"ORIA.
Altrl
B.y,
.nd
Swinton
B.y,
S.turdty,
10
A.M.
frlnca
Ruparl,
BO.
Iluyner?,
Uinieriakers,
IMiuuc
351
You'll
like,
our
joall
Consum
ers
Coal
Co.
l'liono
7.
Mrs.
W.
Hcveridgc
sailc
night
on
Hie
Caiilena
for
eouver.
make
his
I
he
First
llcgimeni.
tf
J
last
Vuu
i
-
Ciller
Itesner
sailed,
last
nigh!
on
the
Cardcna
for
Vancouver
on
business.
Just
anivi'il,
five
cars
Lest
grades
Allierla
'coal,
l'lione
15.
I'rincc
Huiifil
Coal
Co.
23
ft
.
'
K
illiaiiij
is
cxpcelBil
hack
from
Ollawu
tonight
on
the
delayed
(rain
from
the
Kast.
.4
K.
J.
Miiyuard
is
in
town
lu.lay
from
l.ucy
Island
whi'ii'
lie
is
now
in
charge
of
Iho
lighthouse.
we
nave
lunner
reduced
our
stock
to
clear
by
January
31.
Look
it
over.
Shockley
Planing
mills.
if
W.
Cruikshank,
who
has
been
on
a
Irui
lu
California,
is
rv
liirtiing
lo
lite
cily
on
the
J'rincn
lluerl
this
afleinooti.
The
sti'anicr
OrilTco
has
arriv
ed
wilh
300
tons
I.adysinilli-
Wellingloii
coal
from
Yaneuuvor
Island
for
Iho
I'rihce
Itupert
Coal
Co.
23
C.N.
It.
sleaini'r
l'rince
Itupert,
Ciipl.
1).
Iioiiald,
fs
ilue
to
ar
me
irom
ancoiiver
ami
way-porls
on
lime
at
3
o'clock
this
aflernoon.
C
P.
Kiel
nailoi
las!
hWj
).i
Hie
CHrilciia
for
Ynnrouver
LS
I'oinpaiiieil
hy
Father
I
luck
of
I'nrlliiinJ,
Ornpon,
who
has
been
visilinii
here
ullh
him.
W.
A.
Wallaep
MOriicd
I"
Vancouver
on
the
Cnntena
last
iiirIiI
alter
siiendiug
a
rouitl-
o'
il.iys
liere
inakiny
an
insw.cliou
f
tin
damaged
steamer
Cn
Ita
lian
Hover.
The
(.lllllliCI.,Hii'cs
will
hold
ri
sfwi.u
-iuUit,
Meriiiiiir
Hull
on
Monthly
eoningv
r'flli.'
2.
Ilridire
and
whisl
will
comiiiviirp
-liarp
al
H.3II
t.m.
ltriilgc
lubl'-s
ran
now
b
reservwl.
Tickets
30c'
Major
.(ienei'Ml
.1.
ficer
eiiiiiniaiiiliiig
II.
is
due
here
on
l'rince
Itupert
this
M.
Itoss,
of-IHslrict
Xo.
the
sleaiiier
afternoon
to
annual
in
spect
ion
of
Kalalliim,
North
ll.C.
Fred,
Ilrowji,
district
governor
of
Ihe
!yro
Club,
anil
Hert
Hoy,
a
member
nf
Hie
Vancouver
rtyrtt
i
'lull,
arrive,
in
Hie
oily
on
Hie
Prince
Itupert
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver
lo
attend
the
instHllalion
banquet
of
the
local
club
in
the
St.
Itegis
Cafe
tonight
and
the
annual
(iyro
Hall
in
the
Auditorium
tomorrow
night.
y
The
Melhodisl
Church
lias
ac-ci'plc'l
an
invitation
from
the
Presbyterians
to
join
with
them
al
the
opening
of
ieir
new
church.
Thinking
il
may
cause
Hie
building
lo
he
crowded
Sunday
evening
nwnivr
lo
the
Anglicans
closing
al
Unit
lime,
it
bus
been
decided
to
withdraw-
Ihe
morning
service
al
Ihe
Methodist
Cliorcli
and
to
join
Hie
Presbyterians
at
eleven
o'clock.
'
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I.O.I
i.K.
Children
Fancy
tiroes
Hall,
February
C.
(i.W.V.A.
ary
1L.
Annual
Hall,
Febtu-
C.N.
II.
jiiplo)es'
Annual
Hall,
February
17.
Klks'
Annual
February,
'.'0.
Novelty
dance,
Before
the
Ball
A
warm
batli
with
a
liberal
lather
of
ll.ihy's
Own
Soap,
leaves
one
refreshed,
ready
for
the
dance,
and
with
the
clinging
aroma
of
Hie
Uosesof
1'
ranee
which
inspire
its
fragrance.
You
cannot
get
a
purer
or
more
delicately
perfumed
soap
at
any
nrlre
yet
Ilaby's
Own
sells
In
individual
cartons,
10c.
n
cake.
"
'
far
you
anJ
Baky
loo"
Appeal
Arjalnst
Religion
Made
by
Zenovleff
oh
Behalf
of
Communists
The
Victoria
Columsi
com
menting
on
a
recent
lirade
atrainsl
religion
li'y
I
lie
commun
ists
of
llussiu
ays:
The
reeoni
Chrlsiiuasliile
wasi
auain
seized
unoiHiy
Hie
llolslie-
visl
of
ftnssla
lorive
a
new
iin-
petus
io
tiieir..
Vr
against
religion.
They
pioliolizeil
the
"Youthful
Comimjni-is
"
to
divert
the
Christmas
enleliral
inns
into
ailli-relisious
Clialln'ls.
Iinl
these
were
ordered
lo
avoid
I
lie
crude
ohsc'enilies
which
liui
marked
their
conduct
iu
the
past.
M.
Zinovielf,
who
appears
to
Jie
one
of
the
leaders
of
the
anli-relig-
ious
war,
admits
thai
Hie
campaign
has
fa
His
I
hillierto,
hut
In-
ays
the
(amiinuntsis
are
un-launfed
ami
issues
tin-
following
appeal:
,
We
will
grapple
with
the
Lord
iod
ill
due
.-season.
We
will
vanquish.
HJm
in
His
Highest!
Heaven
and
wher'i'r
He
seeks
j
refuse
and
wo
will
siiliilue
Him
for
vei".
Hut
we
iuul
under
stand
that
in
our
backward
iens-'
ant
country,
where
we
are
onlyj
as
yet
al
the
beginning
of
our:
work
of
culture
and
education.!
we
musl
he
cautious
much,;
iniifh
mure
cauHous
than
hlllier-!
LO.:
..
'
"...
.
I
Control
Holidays
I
The
Christmas
Vnniiaif.rn
was'
carried
out
hy
Hie
Soviet
press
ini
i
species
of
)i(iiagaiida
in
wliicli!
stress
was
laid
on
the
impossi-i
bilily
of
abolishing
deep-1
rooted
popular
holidays,
and
the-
advice
was
lenderfd
thai
Hie
Cmii-j
luunisls
should
make
cHori
to
gain
control
of
these
and
convert
I
hem
into
Communist
holiday-.
There
were
large
(plant
it
ies
of
anti-religious
agitation
lilcraluic
ilisirHiulcd
in
(he
villaRes
of
He
ounti'y
and
a
sccii'ly
of
unli-(!od
workers
was
furuieil
lo
brin
:
llie
liioxeiiieijt
undergone
central
authority.
Un-lo-dale
all
tin-
etTorls
of
the
Couibiunists
in
1
1
1
i
nil
n
t
ion
uaf
fjrvTVta
i
rnuiiPiwr
akme
for
mere
qnli-reliious
iinolipaifisni
whjch
l)as
(ended
l
priuluce
Hie
oipti.ile.
results
lo
lliose
sotlirllt.
II
has
hail
llu
ef-
fect
whatever
on
the
peasantry,
and
there
is
no
Ioiimim'
a
cultured
class
in
llussiu,
as
it
was
necessary
I
hal
this
clu.-s.
should
be
wiped
u
I
prior
lo
!
be
campaign
against
religion.
CANADIAN
ROVER
IS
GONE
TO
VANCOUVER
Wallace's
Shloyard
to
Make
pairs
on
Vessel
Which
Went
Ashore
Re-
Tlie
eonl
racl
for
ni.ikiii.r
repairs
lo
C.(i.M.M.
freighter
Canadian
Hover,
which
went
ashor"
near
Ocean
Kails
last
week,
has
been
let
In
Wiillace's.
of
North
Vancouver
and
Ihe
vftssel
stiiled
from
the
local
dry
dock
this
morning
for
the
south.
Srie
should
renoli
Yaucoiivei'
on
Saturday.
The
job
on
Ihe
Hover
consists
oT
repairing
a
dainiivcd
stem
and
replacing
seven
plates.
Wallaces,
it
is
staled,
gave
a
very
low
figure.
MAKING
IT
EASY
A
business
man
who
had
just
opened
a
larire
furnishing
store
adjoining
a
cjiurch
in
Ihe
South
of
KnsJaud
was
rrjliojxurl
by
his
friemls
on
his
selection
nf
Ihe
site.
''That's
not
jjooif
business.'
A
shop
hang
up
against
a
cliiircli
doen'l
look
right."
"Not
a
hit
oT
il."
he
'replied.
It's
the
best
'selling
point'
I
ooftld
have.
You'll
see,"
The
next
day
they
waw.
Outside
the
shop
was
the
notice:
"We
can
rurnisli
yoiir
house
llifoughoiit,
mid
you
can
get
married
next
door.''
JAP
GENERAL
DIES
TOKIO,
Jan.
J8.
(ienerul
I
).i
n
i
it
Aalorti
NaKainiirit,
a
mem-
lier
of
the
Supreme
War.-Council
is
dead.
BIRTH
A
sou
was
1
ii
in
i
at
Ihe
Prince
Hiipi'rl
(Jciieral
llopi'tn't
on
January
2S
lu
Mr.
and
MI'S;
Charles
McKcnwn,
200
Kighth
Avenue,
Knsl.
,
:
Advertise
in
the
Daily
.Vows.
1
I
Records
that
stould
be
in
every
collection
Red
Seal
Records
are
now
double-sided;
two
selections
for
practically
the
price
of
one
10-irt.
Double-sided,
$1.75
5-7
fDream,
A
(Tenor)
For
You
Alone
Tenor)
599
629
19505
216468
19
n
Souvenir
(
Violin)
Orientale
(Violin)
Capinera,
La
(Soprano)
Caro
mio
ben
(Soprano)
'
,
jj2
Little
Town
in
the
Ould
County
Down
My
Irish
Song
of
Songs
(Tenor)
12-in.
Doublo-sided,
$2.50
kjjy
fEtude
;n
A
Minor
(Impromptu
in
A
Flat
f
All
Alone
Memory
Lane
8
a.m.
DliiHY
ISI.ANO.
Cloudy,
calm:
baroinejer,
2t.(:
temperature.
3t;
sea
smooth.
)KAI
I'HKK
POINT.
Clear
calm;
liaroineler,
20.72:
temperature.
2.r.;
ea
smooth.
.
lll'l.l.
HAHllOit.
Overcast,
calm;
barometer.
2'J..S.J;
leinper-alure,
light
swell;
8
p.m.
jipoke
sleamer
Canadian
Kanner,
bound
for
Nanaiino,
225
miles
from
Nanaiino.
Noon
.
DKiHV
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm;
liaroineler,
2!.S7;
temperature,
;)H;
sea
sinoolh;
tl
a.m.
spoke
Admiral
Watson,
off
Digliy
Is-,
laud,
outhhotiud;
In
a.m.
oul
Canadian
Hover
southbound.
DKAD
THi:i:
I'OINT.
Clear;
calm;
liaroineler,
20.7
S;
temperature,
3H;
sea
sinoolh.
UL-I.I.
'HAHItOll.
Overcast,
south
wind;
baroineleii
20.73;,
temperature.
:IH;
sea
moderate:
,
0
a.m.
spoke
steamer
prince
i
.lohn,
120
miles
northwest
of;
Pine
Island,
hound
for
.ledway:,
H.2D
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Cardenai
left
llella
llella.
siiiilhbomiil.
;
DO
YOU
COUGH,
COUGH
!
ALL
NIGHT
LONG?
i
!
Ti,rrlM.
illtie--uiir
ami
wmrliuc
mi
llic
I
lrlll
i
Hie
.il?!l
lll.lt
"Inrs
mi
ill'
nl
vlit
mill
ii
'-uiirIi.
rniiitli
all
nliilit
loiitr
ami
ran'!
ircl
In
alec)).
i
DR.
WOODS
;
NORWAY
PINE
SYRUP
WILL
GIVE
YOU
RELIEF
Mi.
J
i
i
in
iMiiiiu.
i;iiii'iMi.c.
out..
Willi':
--
"Artrr
liu
vlnir
liail
wlmiipiiiK
ruimli
I
rimtrai'li'il
liriiui'liltl,
anil
for
il
ii
y
ami
iiIkIU
I
rmiiilii'il
ciiiiUiuiully,
mill
iiinTiI
Kel
uu
I'fKl
ur
sleep.
Iinl
ofler
lakitiK
one
Imiile
eT
lr
WiuhI'ii
.Niirwuy
I'liip
Syi'iip
I
found
men
I
iilliT.
iiinl
afli'i'
liiivlilir
lakeii
evvral
Imlllea
I
va
lellevi'd
nr
my
tmnlilr."
Tlil
miIh.iIiIi
n.lil
anil
cuiiuli
ri'iiipily
li,l
lii'i'ii
on
ihu
iniirkrt
Tor
Ills
iat
VP;ii'-
you
iloii'l
ex.f
rliiiciit
wIiimi
you
Imy
it-,
put
up
only
by
Tim
T,
Milliurn
Co.,
Lliullttil,
TorvulO,
Ont.
Double-sided,
75c.
Cradle
Song"
1915
(Soprano)
To
a
Wild
Rose
(Soprano)
Faded
Love
Letters
(Tenor)
November
Rose
(Tenor)
Lile
Grey
Home
in
the
West
17
22
(There
Are
Birds
in
the
Valley
J9472
Tratimerei
(Pipe
Organ)
Andantino
(Pipe
Organ)
Caruso
Caruso
"
Elman
Elrran
Gallt-Curci
Gaili-Curci
McCormack
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