I
Carner
Third
and
Seventh.
Jilp
AQENCV
ALL
OCEAN
STtAVSHIP
LINES.
1
Tleltl
Of
fit,
BZS
Third
flea,
Prir.ee.
Ruptrt.
Phone
645
Phon
2C0.
Mm
iNA
AN
rAI,
r
l.
KAILvtAi
Owinx
lo
Hie
indisposition
Arelideueon
Mix,
there
will
be
morniuK
or
evening
service
the
Auglicanr
(Umroh
(omorrow.
Sunday
sellout
as
usual
at
2.30
p.m.
.
At
the
rneeliiiK
of
Hie
Hoard
'
r
Trade
Inst
nijht
l(he
ilpputy
superintendent
yeneral
of
Indian
afTairs
replied
In
a
rommunicu-liou
of
Hid
board
e.iprensinii
yiiipalhy
with
Hie
movement
to
prevent
totem
poles
being-
taken
nut
of
the
country
;nd
promisinn
o-operation
as
far
as
possible.
Tin-
Hoard
of
Trade
last
night
heard
a
letter
from
J.
Honey
of
Hep
i
mi
who
wished
to
invest
Horn
?l
,0iMI
to
..91,300
in
ome
Kood
payiiiit
business
and
wished
to
know
what
opportunities
there
were
'here.
The
letter
is
open
for
members
of
Ibe
Hoard
to
reply
lo
if
they
have
suggestions
lo
make.
Mr.
Justice
Gregory's
judgment
dismissing
the
action
of
(he
Premier
!olJ
Mining
Co.
Ltd..
which
claimed
1
7,600
Tor
the
loss
of
a
cargo
of
we
from
Ibe
Coastwise
Steamship
A
llargf
Co.
was
sustained
by
Ibe
l!burl
o.r
Appeal
in
Victoria
this
week.
Mr.
Justice
Mel'hillips
dissenting.
We
stilt
have
a
considerable
stock
of
the
following
lumber,
etc.,
'to
clear
at
bargain
prices
before
end
of
month.'
Dimension
Lumber,
planking,
shlplap,
Drop
Siding,
doublo
dressed
finish
V
Joint,
floorlnn,
doors,
windows
and
veneer,
oak
and
cedar
boat
lumber,
etc.
Shocklcy
Planing
Ml
I
Is.
If
Doctor
Hume-
I..
Alexuu'der,
eradtiale
of
the
North
Pacific
College
of
lenlislry,i
Oregon,
has
purchased
Hie
denial
business
of
Dr.
Jos
Magtlirr
and
will
lake
over
tils
new
practice
early
Mn
I'ebriiHiy.
Dr.
Maguire
s.Ljled
on
the
Princess
Mealrice
today
for
Vancouver
en
route
lo
Seallle
where
he
ias
decided
to
locale.
I.
D.
tlalloway,
resident
min
ing
engineer
for
llaellon
district
and
(i.
A.
Clothier
of
Prince
Iluperl
will
address
the
H.C.
Chamber
uf
Mines
al
Vaucouver
on
March
0
and
March
t'J
respectively.
This'
is
in
connection
with
a
program
of
free
lectures
tier
on
mining
mailers.
The
pro
gram
for
Hie
season
opened
last
night
when
A.
M.
NVhilesliJo,
Vancouver
barrisler.
gave
an
address
on
"The
Ksscnlial
Points
js
Share
it
I
CamcasSweef
GAocoMe
Is
a
fine
eating
GwcoIaie
Slip
a
cake
in
your
pocket
iijj
n
starting
on
a
long
walk.
ICcp
i:
in
your
desk
(zr
emer
gency
lunches,
or
in
your
automobile.
MACt
IN
CANADA
BY
WalterMer&Co.
Limite'l
liTABUSMO
UtO
,
MonlreelCanada
Dorcbsiallass.
eOOKUT
Or
CffOKt
RCCIPtS
MNt
fRCC
Have
immediate
buyer
for
30-
35
foot
boat,
Ml
to
13
horse
power.
Apply
Northern
Kx-ebantre.
Phone
i3.
v
Halibut
boat
for
sale.
30
feet
Ion?,
0
rt.
C
Mi.
beam,
12
h.p
S
land
aril
engine,
full
line"
of
Har.
(iolng
at.
a
baigin.
N.
M.
Me
Lea
ii,
Gtiw
Hay.
8
Mis
Dorothy
(lillinghain,
H.N.
returned
on
fh
Venture
yesterday
moruiug
after-
having
spent
I
he
holidays
visiting
in
Vancouver
and
Seattle
and
other
points.
Owing
(o
Ibe
indisposition
of
Archdeacon
HIX,
Hirtre
will
be
no
Linormng
or
evjeiyjjg
service
ai
the
Anglican
Church
tomorrow
Sunday
scluimf
Tm
UfUal
nl
5.30
p.m.
Mrs.
11,
'
Arthur,
Jr..
arrived
on
yestvnlay
iiiorningV
,
train
.from
Smit
tiers
aiul
will
visit
here
for
month
or
so
as
the
guesl
of
her
mother,
"
Mrs.
l'red
lirabam.
-Mtvcnln
Avenue
Hast.
Mrs.
Arthur
is
accompanied,
by
her
wo
young
children.
Church
Notices
Presbyterian
Church
Morning
worship
at
tl
o'clock.
Subject:
."The
(iospel
of
Highl-eousness."
Sunday
school
al
1.2.30.
Kveniug
senice
al
7.30.
Subject:
"The
Slory
of
Daniel.''
Preacher,
Hev.
H.
It.
(Irani,
D.D.
()ieniiig
of
new
church
building
January
25.
Salvation
Army
Sunday
at
II
a.m.
Holiness
meeting.
2.30
p.m.
Junior
and
adult
llible
classes.
(Parents:
we
will
gludly
call
for
any
child
who
cannot
come
alone.)
7.30
Salvation
meeting.
Subject
:"The
'irsl
aniL
last
Question."
Mi's.
Captain
Ilea.
Tuesday
Soldiers
and
Heeruils
only.
Thursday
and
Saturday
al
8
p.m.
Public
meetings.
1'riday:
Corps
Cadet
class.
Baptist
Church
Preacher:
Hev.
K.
(i.
Turner.
Sunday
1
1
a.m.
Subject
:
"The
place
of
Ibe
Cross,"
Sunday
school
al
12.30.
Kveniug
al
7.30.
Subject':
"Tloj
Power
of
(iod."
Sololsls.
John
K.
Davcy
and
Miss
Calberlue
Jones.
This
Sunday
marks
lie
coming
of
our
new
imslor.
Let
us
give
him
a
good
welcome.
Methodist
Church
The
Church
of
Service,
Paslor.
Ilev.
(Seo.
(1.
Hacker.1
Deaconess.
Miss
Isabel
Haddock.
Sunday
morning
at-
II
o'clock,
topic:
"flood
Nevs."
Children's
story.
"Chief
Jos.
Hratil
at
the
Knglish
Courl."
Sunday
school
at
2.30.1
Kvening
service
at
7.30.
Karl
Itarrio
will
comlucl
a
Jirighl
and
inspiring'
servfce.
Soloist,
Miss
that
Is
being
given
by
the
chain-.
Kdna
Vickers
Come!
Our
scr-
Vices'
will
please
ynu.
Lutheran
Church
SI,
Paul's
Lutheran
church,
Mrirnpolc
Hall,
Third
Avenue.
Hev.
P.
K.
Haisler,
il.A.,
pastor.
of
the
Mining
Laws
of
II.
C."
The
Sunday
services.
II
a.m.
Sermon
next
lee
I
ure
will
be
on
January
'
toide,
"Christ,
the
world's
true
10
by
Major
A.
W.
Davis,
former
ligiit."
Sunday
school
nl
12.30.
manager
of
Hie
Dolly
Yarden
Kvening
service
nl
730.'
'.Pennon
mine
and
now
resident
engineer
topic,
"Workers
together
with
for
K.nnloop-
di-lncl.
liod.11
t
January
10,
1925.
THE
DAILY
.NEWS
PAGE
THnBB
Built
for
the
Typist-Preferred
by
the
Typist
77RTE
for
ten
minutes
on
the
new
Quiet
12
"vV
Remington,
and
you
will
find
a
responsivc-.
a
ilexibility,
a
wonderful
correlation
betvvecn
j,
hand,
and
machine,
which,
heretofore,
have
ed
only
in
your
imagination,
hir.
is
the
result
of
what
we
call
"Natural
Ji,"
one
of
the
many
remarkable
improve-
in
the
New
Quiet
12
REMINGTON
m
-'ration
is
yours'for
the
ask
I'mut
obligation
on
your
rt.
REMINGTON
TYPEWRITER
COMPANY
McRae
Bros.,
Ltd.
January
CLEARANCE
j
SALE
i
!
SUGAR
1c
A
LB.
SUGAR
1c
A
LB.
VTTENTION
LADIES!
i
With
every
$5.00
Cash
Purchase
during
our
January
Clearance
Sale
you
are
entitled
to
5
Lbs.
of
Sugar
at
1c
a
Lb.
to
every
customer.
Act
promptly
and
secure
5
Lbs.
of
Sugar
for
5c.
Her.,
ember
that
tho
Sugar
offer
is
over
and
above
the
sale
Bargain
Prices
Notion
and
Yard
Goods
Specials
I
ii.ilil
LnglMi
(iiiighciiii
.
Itrg.
(We
and
(l.'ic.
h
I'
i.
e.
2
'i
.viin!.-
for
$1.00
-h
'lii.
Hep.
:."r
it
vnrd.
Halt',
i
yards
for
.
.
$1.00
,l
Hark
llolor
Print,
:tf
and
wide.
Ili'g.
:irc
Pi
ii
i'.
i
yards
for
51.00
l
Flannelette,
ltd"
wide.
Hcg.
:t.1i
Hale,
.
'i
yards
for
$1.00
Uctf.
(I5r.
Sulc
Price,
8
yards
for
$1.00
k.
ling.
urc.
tftile
Price,
2H
yards
for
.
.
.
$1.00
I'l
uMii'l,
plain
while
and
pink
mid
I
!
stripe.
peg.
!
and
$1.75.
Sale
Price
...
.
$1.35
Irinuel,
Uic
h
yard.
Hale
Price,
l
yard
for
$1.00
Cotton,
wide.
Ili'g.
.'I5r.
Sale
Price,
'i
vards
$1.00
i
:',"
wide.
Me?.
:0c
(I
yard.
Hale
Price.
5
i-
l-i
S1.00
Mux
.ui'l
Doe
Yarn.
1
ox.
Ii.iIU.
'i
HalN
fur
$1.00
Down,
2uz.
ball.
He
jr.
i.'.e
a
l.all.
Sal.-
Pr
:i
-
rr
51.00
(.
niton,
all
rotor.
U
halls
for
$1.00
JABOUR
BROTHERS
LTD.
WINTER
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
8.8.
PRINCC
RUPERT
ail
from
rrlnre
lliiN
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
inii'iiiH'ilialH
iKilnts
i-adi
I
"
F
STEWART
ami
ANVOX
WXIiieiMliy,
11.00
pjn.
88.
PRCE
JOHN
for
Vanri.uver
Via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
ii.
I'lliriiary
14.
I.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUTERT
f.:
.
.".'DAV,
WEDNESDAY,
SATURDAY,
S.UU
p.m.
rr
1'rllirc
Qoiirto,
EDMONTON.
WlNNlftp,
ai
(hiiiih
Kjl'in
Ciiimda,
Lulled
SUlv.
B.C.
Coast
Service
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
-
-
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
January
12,
2G;
February
0,
23
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle
January
2,
16,
30;
February
13,
27
3.-.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Rutedalo,
Swanson
Bay,
Eas'
Sella
Bella,
Oceai
Fall,
Namii,
Alert
Bay,
Caf..pbell
River,
and
Van-oouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Ageicy
for
all
Steamship
Llr,
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD)
Gerwtl
Agent
P.
irnrr
nt
Ath
"i(it
and
3rd
Avcnllft.
P'lflM
RuCC!t,
!.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailing
from
ITlm
niipt
rt.
op
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swaneon
Bay,
and
Alert
Bay,
Tuaeday,
B
P.M.
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alarl
Bay,
nd
Bwaneon
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A.M.
For
ANYOX,
ALICI
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
8
P.M.
for
ANYOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naai
Rlr
Cannerlaa,
Friday
A.M.
823
2nd
Aienue.
J.
Barnelay.
Ag.nl.
Print
Rup.rl,
B
O.
!
Local
and
Personal
i
Il.G.
UmJurtuker!).
l'lione
41.
llayners,
UnJertakers,
l'hone
351
iuuii
like
our
:ual!
Uo;il
Co.
.I'liuue
7.
If
Pythian
Sisters
inslallalion
of
ollicers,
Muiulay,
.lunuary
li
Knight
s
inviled
at
9.30.
Wumeii
or
MooKeheui'l
Legion
wliisl
iive
and
dance
oii
Tuesday,
Janujiry.13
at
8
p.m.
SI.
Andrew's
Society
will
hold
a
wliisl
drive
in
their
rooms
on
.1
miliary
10
at
8.30
p.m.
Admission
!i0e.
(i.
C.
Walker
is
leaving
on
this
afternoon's
train
on
a
lrip
to
St.
Paul,
Minnesota.
He
will
return
iiy
way
of
Seattle
and
Vancou
ver.
Theo.
Collart
lias
opened
hi
((iiiiinlllre
rooms
in
(i
rat
Ion's
new
store,
next
.labours'
on
3rd
Avenue.
All
friends
arc
invited
to
call.
8
Union
steamer'
Venture,
(Japt.
A.
Johnstone,
southbound
from
Anjox
and
Naas'Hiver
ports
lo
Vancouver,
was
in
port
at
ten
'clock
I
his
morniuv.
Mrs.
II.
().
Crewe
will
hold
a
short
series
of
adult
dancin?
lessons
romnieneiiitc
Monday
at
8
p.m.
Private
lesons
by
ap-poiulmciij.
l'hone
511.
KI.KS
!
Iluyal
Purple
W'kist
Drive
and
Dance,
Tuesday,
.Jan.
l.'i.
Cards
at
4.30
p.m.
Prizes.
Speeial
ri-rreshmrnls
and
Wesl-
liolme
orelieslra.
Ailinissiop
50c
to
of
no
al
PORT
SIMPSON
NMM0UNC1L
David
Johnson,
Native
merchant,
Is
Placed
at
Head
of
Village's
AfTairs
this
Year
The
annual
election
of
native
councillors
for
Hie
village
of
Port
Simpson
look
place
yesterday.
Indian
Apent
V.
K.
Collison
presiiliu.
Hie
following
were
elected:
John
Sankey,
l'red
llitss,
Jas.
Henry.
Nathan
l.awson,
Mallhew
Peak,
Henry
Pierce,
David
John
son,
William
Mitsgrave,
William
Dudoward,
(leortre
Henryr
Sam
Heunell
and
Joseph
flyan.
After
(he
election,
the.
council
held
its
first
meeting
and
David
Johnson,
a
well
known
merchant
of
Hie
village,
was
chosen
chief
councillor.
William
Kelly
was
appointed
secretary'
and
Councillor
Pred
Hoss,
treasurer.
The
following
committers
were
appointed
by
the
chief
councillor
who
is,
ex-ollicio,
a
member
of
all:
,
Health
Councillors
Peak
and
Sankey.
,
1-ire
Councillors
Musgravc
and
Heunell.
Light
and
water
Councillors
Ityan.
Hoss
and
James
Henry.
Lots
Councillors
Henry
and
Hennetl.
Constables
for
Ibe
year
were
appoinleil
in
Mark
Morrison,
lames
Wesley
ami
James
Law-son.
Indian
Av'enl
Collison
returned
from
Port
Simpson
on
Hie
Venture
this
morning.
ROTORSHIP
TOWERS
FOR
LAND
POWER
IS
PROMISED
BY
FLETTNER
KIKL,
Jan.
i).
The
l'lellner
roloisliip
and
the
statement
.of
its
inventor
thai
Hie
principle
jif
cylindrical
lowers
to
secure
power
from
the
air
will
also
b(
Used
in
harnessing
the
wind
on
land,
continue
to
be
discussed
here.
1
1
err
l'lellner
is
reticent
about
his
dans
lo
utilize
wind
power
i)u
laud,
saying
only
that
within
iwyernr
lie
hopes
to
exhibit
models
wbieh
will
enable
!
irrigation
plants,
factories
and
muuicipali
ties
lo
take
power
directly
from
the
wind
through
the
use
of
the
discoveries
he,
has
worked
out
in
liis
study
of
air
currents
and
'heir
effect
upon
revolving
lowers.
Towers
for
use
on
laud
will
be
high,
as
the
constant
winds
are
far
above
the
earth"
surface.
Herr
l'lellner
is
con
fidenl
(hat
eventually
there
Will
lie
a
great
saving
of
fuel
through
the
use
of
air
current.
The
inxenlor
declares
also
Ibal
small
sailboats
of
all
kinds,
in
rinding
pleasure
craft,
can
be
'it
led
with
"one
totaling
lower
that
will
propel
them
success
fully
on
rivers,
bays
and
lakes.
A
FISH
STORY
The
customer
bad
walled
half
an
hour
for
the
fish
he
had
ordered.
At
last
the
waiter
appear
ed.
,
"Your
fish
will
lie
here
in
five
minutes."
he
said.
Another
.quarter
of
an
hour
passed,
anil
then
Hie
customer
summoned
Hie
waiter.
"Say."
lie
inquired,
"what
kind
of
bail
ire
you
using?1'
lEHif!
f
SAILINGS
TO
KUltOl'lil
M
A
K
14
KKSKKVATinXS
NOW
vat
i
FROM
ST.
JOHN
TO
LIVERPOOL
Jan.
Ii'.
Mliim-dusa
Jan,
s:i.
Iili.
(
Muutruse
Jjn.
:hi.
Ki'li.
7
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of
MIKSlfcK,
utn.
Agt.,
Station,
Vancouver,
Telephone
Seymour
2830.
tan,
rc.
Ky.,
Traffic
Agent.
Additional
Comfort
Divided
Work.
Multiplied
hnjoyment
That's
the
kind
of
arithmetic
we
teach
with
our
"Float
-Ironed"
service.
It
washesiand
dries
everything,
irons
everything
flat.
You
may
have
some
touching
up
to
do
on
some
of
the
wearing
apparel
but
otherwise
the
entire
task
of
washday
is
taken
off
your
hands.
It's
the
cheapest
partially
finished
service
requiring
the
least
amount
of
ironing
at
home.
Our
Float
JIroned
Service
is
the
answer
to
the
washday
problem.
Shall
we
solve
yours?
Float-Ironed
j
c
a
pound
Plus
lc
per
piece
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
Sen
J
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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.
THE
PIONEER
DRUGGISTS
Third
and
Sixth
Phones
82
and
200
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Patterns
Patterns
We
are
Clearing
Out
our
Stock
of
LADIES'
HOME
JOURNAL
PATTERNS
5,000
l'allerns
lo
cbousV
from.
A
wonderful
variety.
All
nl
one
price
YOUR
CHOICE
-
-
10c
each
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
FLATS
TO
RENT
IN
WALLACE
BLOCK
This
Weeks
Specials
For
Children.
Hurlbut
and
Chum
Welted
Shoes
15
per
cent
Discount.
Classic
and
Packard
Shoes
for
Children,
2
pair
for
the
price
of
one,
plus
75c.
Family
Shoe
Store
Phone
357