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THE
DAILY
.NEWS
P.V.F.
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Jttle
Things
:ount
Most
buy
ford
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ifflTI'lll
people
wlm
!
ii'
II
ut-
Lj,e
tiling
"i;u
im
iliziMi
mil
of
work.
1......
wn
Ian
'
run
"
iiifir
wires.
1'aclories
consume
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
328
DRAKE
STREET,
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories
at
Ladner
and
Abbots-
Specials
!
for
School
Opening
One
Week
Only.
The
Best
Offer
Ever
Made
Scnlitil"-
s
per
Sli'iinpi
.(pliers'
'
I
'cr.
ik.
0
i
ir
doz.
.
.
40c
Notebook.
25c
.
.
.
.
.,
25o
i:
.
:
5c,
10c
and
15c
V
I'a.l
.
.
15o
to
40o
I'.
ai
'.
fi
nr
25c
Mi'l.can
s
l'riihohlors,
for
25c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Fifth
Ave.
East.
Phone
18.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Have
Grand
Fishing
Beds;
Success
1
roiimi
1
1.
.
Multiplied
Enjoyment
That's
the
kind
of
arithmetic
we
teach
with
our
"Float
-Ironed"
service.
It
washes
and
dries
everything,
irons
everything
fiat.
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-Ironed
Service
is
the
answer
to
the
washday
problem.
Shall
we
solve
yours?
Float-Ironed
jc
a
pound
Plus
lc
per
piece
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
,
ii
of
Colony
would
be
Assured
illy
(i.
Iliirn-oii
In
re
pa
ii
I
In
I
he
deep
sen
fisheries
(he
(jueeii
Charlotte
Islands,
lmve,
I
.nil
firmly
convinced,
lin-
grainiest
fishing
i,(s
ill
Ihe
entire
world.
The
late
Sir
llirhanl
MeUriile,
Premier
of
the
Province
()f
Hrilish
Cnlnmliia,
says:
"Experiments
have,
cs-tnldishetj
that
an
hour's
trawling
on
the
Atlantic
eoasl
or
Cin-iidn
will
yield
more
fish
than
six
honr.s
In
the
North
Sea.
Hrilish
(loliiiiihia's
fisheries
are
immensely
more
jn-oilnelive
than
those
of
the
Atlantic.
Our
fisheries
wonhl
siim.ort
l
ooiliiim
people,
in
me
waiers
sur
rounding
these
island
we
have
Die
largest
halilml
hanks
known
our
loeulj(
mankind.
I'll
lo
Hoi
present
time
exploration
nf
mir
fishery
resource
litis
advanced
scarcely
furl
her
than
the
initial
since,
si
til
siillicionl
ground
is
avafl-ahle
for
Ihe
statement
that
even
in
resources
of
cod
lhewnler
surrounding
lliese
islands
are
have
any
right
williin
the
Sf
rail
x
al
all,
i.e.,
ir
the
whole
hoily
nf
I
his
water
which
is
houudeil
nn
the
north
I.y
Canadian
waiers
and
on
tw.f
sides
hy
Canadian
land
should
not
he
classeil
as
a
closed
sea.
If
there
were
anything
hi
the
mailer
of
use
and
cusloin
the
American
fishermen
can
only
claim
thai
tliev
lmve
Ijtlsl
as
productive
as
Ihose.
nf
,een
allowed
lo
fish
in
llie,e
Ihe
far
famed
hanks
of
Ihe
At-
waters
Ihrmigh
Ihe
persistent
llanlie.
That
there
is
a
plentiful
,,.(.
,lf
,,
mi,injou
govern-iiliundanee
of
halibut
and
lier-lnienl
to
prevent
llieiii.
I
hope
um
in
our
waiers
has
also
heenlti,,.
authorities
ill
Ottawa
will
seo
iHhlislie.l
heyond
guesswork.
Itj,eir
way
clear
lo
enact
Ieuis-i-
no
mailer
for
surprise
Hint
,aMMi
lo
protect
our
fish
before
the
lime
should
he
looked
fnr-.ur
waiers
pel
depleted
like
wr.r.l
lo
when
Queen
Cliai-lnl
I1
1
to.
f
die
Allimiie
r
,i
iu-
.Mauds
will
hecome
the
scene
uripi-eservimt
our
fish
from
Ihe!
Ihe
greatest
fishing
depots
In
aliens
we
are
IJieicby
affording.
Caiuida.
II
is
l.eyoud
Amihl
that
'employment
for
our
Canadian!
;
these
islands
must
figure
con-
fishermen
;
-picuoiisly
in
the
development
rf
Ihe
deep
s',a
fishing
industries.
That
is
settled
hy
their
geogra
phical
position,
and
Iheir
a.lap-)..
,
Fishing
Colony
'Ihe
lale
.Mr.
.Morelon
l'rewcu
in
an
article
prinlc.l
in
Ihe
Daily
duly
21,
I!li2,
says:
iiirii
ii
iiii-
iiMMifiM'ii
w
11
n
n
nil
:..
V
ri
risliinir
...
I
....
,,
i-uitiii
on
imi
i
in
ijuri'ii
j
,
1
iiiarlers
al
heaulimi
Massell,
!'I",M"'-
(with
hrauch
esliildishmenls
fur-
I
llecale
Straits
Is
oer
Ihirlynner
west
on
Naden
llarhor,
or
jiiiile
wide
al
Ihe
m.rlh
and
over,
fl,jnS
n.
wonderfully
rich
jsexenty
miles
al
Ihe
south.
Walers
aiouml
l.umriii-n
Islaml.
caicii
i
,,,
a
1
1
1
si
t
readily
Iransferalde
o'"
1
weal
Hi
heinp
financed
hy
Ameri-
eau
eapilat
in
American
Indiums
hal
I
hey
do
nothing
of
Ihe
kin.l.ul
P,,ne.ve.l
awny
so
Ian
Additional
Comfort.
Divided
Work.....
Ihe
port
of
ealtle
C.UO
cly
toj
miles
I
south,
thus
erealins
an
economic!
Iieuwuorrhape
of
millions
of
dot-;
lars
annually,
Imildinp
up
Seattle
and
I'orl
laud
also,
and
weaken
ing
the
Canadian
Kxchanpc
fatally
all
down
Ihe
coast.
The'
wanl
of
uod
houses
p.
homes
not
mere
collages
al
l.aupara.
al
Naden,
and
al
Mas-
sell,
where
a
llritlsh
I
'iilutiil.i
n
'
'
14
II
II
111111
fishin?
fleet
could
winter,
at;
work
in
Ihe
heart
of
the
fisheries,
instead
of
xoiii
south
lo
lay
iiii,
would
mark
Ihe
dawn
of
a
new
financial
day
for
Hrilish
Cotiimhia,
for
the
fisher
folk
would
al-
oiice
ln-eonie
citizens
Instead
of
nomads.
"In
no
part
of
Ihe
Umpire
ts
Ihe
cikIiI
kiml
if
seller
so
likely
lo
'make
good'
as
there,
next
door
to
Alaska.
I
can
only,
write
thai
Ihe
pros-
perls
of
a
well-orjianie.l
settlement
there
appears
in
me
more
proiuisjufr
Indiiy
than
al
any
other
spot
in
our
Kmpirc
which
is
known
lo
me."
(IMiloi's
Nole,
'this
Is
Ihe
seventh
of
a
series
of
articles
on
the
IJueen
Charlolte
Islands
hy
Mr.
Harrison.
The
next
will
appear
in
nn
early
Issue.
RETURNED
AFTER
ATTENDING
SESSION
John
Stevens
Was
minister
of
Municipalities
In
Boy's
Parliament
at
Victoria
J.
II.
Stevens,
Prince
Ituperl's
representnlixe
al
Ihe
l.oys'
par-llanienl
which
sal
recently
at
Victoria,
returned
yesterday,
lie
represented
the
district'
nf,
Skeena
officially
anil
was
chosen'
from
the
loral
group
ol
Tuxim
Hoy
assoeialed
wilh
Ihe
Metlm-i
list
Church
here.
He
was
the)
only
re.resenlalive
from;
,
Ihei
north
and
was
chosen
minister
of
inunieipalllies.
The
session
lasted
three
days,
December
21).
.10
and
and
during
that
lime
Ihe
hoys
were
cry.
hitsy.
One
of
Ihe
in
os
I
imporlanl
hills
passed
was
known
ns
Iho
"Three
C.s"
It
prnldcd
for
clean
living,
clean
i.
.....I
ln..
1
1.
1.
t
Sll'l
I
II
llllll
1.11111
II
I
II
II
1
IU.",
i
i
hill
introduced
with
Ihe
nhjfd
of!
adopting
Ihe
parly
system
hy!
parliament
was
rejected
by
a'
lartre
majority.
Jack
was
met.
in
true
parliamentary
slyle
last
night,
at
Ihe
dock
hy
a
delegation
of
his
supporters.
SCHOOL
TEACHERS
BACKJN
CARDENA
Number
Arrive
For
Interior
Points
as
Well
as
Prince
Rupert
The
Canleiia,
which
arrived
yesterday
from
the
smith,
was
a,
school
leachers
hoal.
as
mol
of
Ihe
passengers
were
memliers
of
the
leaching
profession.
J'or
the
local
High
School
were
II.
A.
Hell
and
Missess
fear-e
ami
Kidd.
Mi-mhers
nf
the
local
puhlic
schools
iiicluded
I'rincipal
I).
II.
Ilartness
of
linotli
Sclinrd
and
Misses
Jean
Kier,
H.
It.
Scot
I,
Xora
Itivel,
Mercer.
Weallier-head,
and
llnrtnell,
for
other
points
were
Ihe
following:
KJspiox
It.
H.
Wallace.
I'orl
MssiiiKlon
Miss
Marshall.
tjsk
Miss
V.
James
and
.Miss
I..
James.
Copper
Hiver
Miss
Dewar.
Kvelyn-r-Miss
Jncmiol
Hose
Lake
Miss
Clem
Cruik-shanks.
New
llazellon--Miss
Sheas-preen.
Anyox
MJessr.s.
Sou
t
ham
and
Hutchison.
Ihe
Mrs
CHRISTMAS
TREAT
Orange
Children
were
taken
to
Theatre
Saturday
Night
and
Then
were
olven
Refreshments
Cliililrcn
of
the
mcnilters
of
illixoll's
entrance
is
the
supposed
(.ul1
,..
if
............Iv
nrauxiiinl
iilw
""y"1
,,'",,"
l-eiievoenl
As-
Icradle
or
Ihe
halilml
in
lhesA;f.,j
r
success,
foday
Ihe
fiociatinn
and
Hie
l.oynl
Orange
waiers.
liraliam
Island
is
near-'..r
..
ri-i.
....
i,.l-od?c
met
al
lhs
Meln.pole
Hall
re
Ihe
coast
arehipelapo
any
oilier
part
of
the
prout,
lhan
I
in,!
n,,,,!
I.,.
,.
i..i
h.i
nr..
iiiv..iv.
Saturday
alld'lnIr
eviiiisiit'ai
.'Mill
.IUpmim
Turl
lull
,il
is
inirly
miles
away
al
the
i
Hiiv
einnliaiieullv
ili.n
In.
sluiul.li"
'""I
holme
jnearesl
pniul.
The
AnierieaiH
iUl,i
rid,.
What
.
Thiers
said'
!freuenlly
poach,
I
hue
heen
in-j
finely
for
the
French
"plivsio-1
formed,
our
fish
in
these
waiers
.crai"
llial
"ihe
soil
is
Ihe
wel
and
very
few
up
lo
the
presenl
,.,,.
f
n
jIMuslrics,"
is
farj
lime
liaxe
heen
eauphl.
The;,,,,,,.,.
,.U(
r
,,.
..rean
around!
I
oiled
Stales
fislii-nnen
acknow-liie
"Cliarlolies"
will,
its
cn.l1.-ssi
hall
Siin-
wcre
ami
lllglll
and
were
:
taken
lo
see
t
tin
mIiow
al-
Ihe
I'hPfilrfl.
Afterwards.
they
returned
lo
lli
hall
where
refreshiuenlH
were
nerved
after
wiiich
hoxes
f
candy
were
presented
lo
all.
t
Mr.
S.
V
Cox.
Mrs.
ami
Mrs.
T.
Itoullei-
Mis
Mrs.
Mcllohliie
were
in
l.i.ltpn
llll.V
lllILM
111!
I'itlll
III
ri.l.l
.,
.
,.
.
.
.
;rharire
of
Ihe
lliealie
narlv
ami
"
e
iiaresi
KHi-uen-ii
looay
so
larpei)
la
,
.
within
the
three
mile
limit,
iimin,..
..ii,.,,.
.i
n
......i,,
..,
a,.i
.Jlookintr
afler
the
proceedings
of
always
profess
Dial
they
'Iheir
fish
outside
of
Nils
yel
many
on
the
islands
know
I'll'
iiueslion
lo
'whether
or
uol
he
decided
is
mcli
fishermen
.1.
li.mlh
ilaiiii'r.
BATTALION
ORDERS
Hy
Iiieut.-Cl.
J.
W.
Nieholls.
Officer
Commamliup
1st
Ital-liiliou
North'
It.C.
Ilcpiiiienl
k
lojnd
Hn.
O.K.F.)
Monday,
.laii'inry
.1.
a
p.m.
i
ii.
.i:
i..
til
......!...
,
.lllllilll.il.
IliU
il'l'
.1.1
IIM-IIIIM-l
1
I
1
I..
lull"
ii.eu
in
a.viMi,
1,1
lM
'!'
'for
annual
inspection.
8.30
p.m.!
1
1
1
1
l
it
I'll
i
i
u
I
ftii'
til
i
iril
i-
HfUill
f
ill'
'
issue
of
clolhin?
and
for
rHurn
of
all
riries.
I)
p.m.
Olllcers'
mess
meeting1.
Tuesday,
January
'(!.
p.m.
signal
section
parado
for
instruction.
Wednesday.
January
p.m.
Senrea
ills'
mess
meeting.
,
Thursday,
January
8.
8
p.m.
practice
shooliim,
miniature
ranse.
I
I'ri.lay,
January
i).
p.m.
llinu.l
practice,
j
Wednesday
ami
Thursday,
Jan.
28
and
:.'!l.-
Annual
inspection.
S.
I.
jmi.sm.,
Major
and
Adjutant.
"
Alld.
1st
Hn.
North
H.C.
llept.
The
Itcjrimenlal
Hall
will
he
held
in
the
Auditorium,
Friday,
January
I
ft.
J
I
!
The
Man
in
the
Moon
.
YS:
,
.
TO
relieve
thai
sinking
feeling
swallow
a
couple
of
corks.
WHAT
has
heroine
of
Iho
old
fashioned
girl
who
used
lo
set
her
dress
on
fire
when
striking
matches?
I.
I
I
"11.
K
hoy
al
dinner
tahle-"Pass
Ihe
suwar,
mother."
Mollier:
"If
you
what"
Utile
boy:
"ir
vou
can
reach
U.
"SIwmJi'
Crtctnl
uround
Si
th.iil.rlhi
.yen
thickntt
'
hrouahoulthevntir
lrlh
ol
th
law.
Ihi
TTmkinrlncling
inthekerl
imixit.iblM.
CraarentGrlni
t.
V
UvtlMlKl
ina
ii
n
rxclu.iv
Simond.
la.
tin..
SIvtflKDS
CND
SaV
CO,
LIMITCD'
Viicinttr
muMHtAi
m.
joh,
m
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
thru
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
it
is
offered.
She
ts
certain
of
full
satisfaction,
for
she
knows
advertised
goods
live
up
lo
their
claims.
She
saves
time
and
steps,
and
returns
sufficiently
alert
to
enjoy
new
advertisements
and
to
prepare
you
an
appetizing
dinner.
These
advertisements
are
written
for
your
benefit
too'.
Read
them.
Help
her
help
you
save.
Buying
advertised
products
is
a
bond
investment
not
a
stock
speculation
I
I
.j
HOW
ofl
I
hark
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
January
5,
1915.
Miss
(trace
llavies-
of
Ihe
gov-ernihenl
olliee
staff
sailed
on
Sun-
Iday
evening
for
Iho
south.
Charles
Cullin.
pre-eniplion
inspector,
has
completed
his
Iwork
here
for.llie'season
aiul
has
gone
souin.
The
si
reel
light
lug
system
will
he
extended
on
Klcxenlh
Avenue
from
Conrad
Slreet.
lo
Kminaiuiel
Street.
'Ihe
report
recommend
mg
that
this
he
done
was
adopt
cil
hy
Ihe
council,
Iho
mover
and
seconder
being
Aid.
Montgomery
uiul
AJd.
Dybhavn.
!
I
WINTER
...,!-
II
I
IMI
I
IU
HI3
J
school
days,
And
Ihe
little
red
house
nn
Ihe
hill.
Where
fal
her
anil
mother
were
married,
And
uncle
Ned
kept
an
old
slil!.
Till!
wrath
of
a
woman
scorned
is
likened
uiilo
a
fire-cracker
in
a
howl
of
soup.
AN
up-ln-dale
title
for
a
inr.r.
record
would
ho
'.'When
Sam
and
Then
lock
their
horns."
WK
read
that
the
end
of
Ihe
world
is
lo
rome
in
I'ehruary.
January
,
should
he
a
had
month
for
Ihe
grocers,
AN
undertaker
In
California
lias
lurnej
his
hearse
into
a
joy-riding
conveyance.
An
outstanding
advertisement
for
Ihe
healthy
climalc.
Wl'.'l.l.
next
hear
of
the
doctors
in
California
forming
a
holel
jaz
hand
wilh
which
lo
eke
oul
nn
existence.
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