ur3
February
1?,
1025,
ir
Fresh
I"
rozen
All
varieties.
Fresh
Fish
All
varieties
in
season.
Smoked
Fish
Our
well
known
"Rupert
Brands."
Finnan
Haddio
"Thistle
Brand"
Nova
Scotians.
Canned
Salmon
Pinks,
Skcena
Sockeye,
etc.
Salt
Fish
Herring,
Salmon,
Black
Cod,
Grey
Cod
Shell
Fish
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
fTo
'J
I
IPfil
FISHERMEN!
iaihK
oxer
your
Kirs
l
Aid
Kit
ami
see
that
it
i
ruin-
,,
Ili'if
art'
miiiic
of
I
lie
Ihitigs
you
should
have
tin
ii
m-forc
on
"put
lt
sou:
IODINE
ADHESIVE
PLASTER
BANDAGES
EPSOM
SALTS
LYSOL
EORACIC
ACID
DRESSING
FOR
BURNS,
ABSORBENT
COTTON,
FIRST
AID
BOOK
For
your
Personal
Kit
von
will
also
need
RAZOR
SHAVING
SOAP
RAZOR
BLADES
SHAVING
BRUSH
SOAP
TOOTE
PASTE
COMB
TOOTH
CRUSH
(I;
Miir
supplies
from
lis
,iiid
lit;
sure
ol
reroiviiijr
satisfaction,
ORMES
LTD.
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Raxall
Store
Third
Avenue
Phones
82
and
200
Ask
for
a
Tide
Book
for
1925.
They
are
Free.
Rupert
ion
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ill
Prir.no
Rupert,
B.C.
HIGH
CLASS
-GROCERS
PHONE
5S5
SLANEY'S
STRAWBERRY
JAM,
4
lb.
tins
75o
OLD
KENTUCKY
the
home
oroi.r
kcm
u
;v
tyc
whiskcy
EUTABU6HLQ
ron
o-zun
o
YLAS
Bourbon
Whiskey
BOTTLED
IN
BOND
An
jld
fashioned
whiskey
made
In
tho
old
fashioned
i
way
matured
In
charred
oaK
barrels
and
HAM
ED
I'OR
THE
STATE
ND
TRULY
GREAT
26
""i
iiilvertisiMiieiit
is
not
'
piitili'sliftl
or.
delayed
"V
",e
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tlio
Oovernmenl
of
British
Columbia.
H
ere
an
dTI
iere
At
the
rlo.oe
of
Montreal's
1924
Reason
;f
ocean
traffic
on
Decern
her
3,
tr.e
Harbor
Master
announced
that
1.222
ocean
and
coasting
ships
arrived
in
the
port
during
the
year
as
against
1,114
in
1023
and
1,104
in
1922,
the
best
previous
seaton.
It
is
Li
lievej
that
a
new
record
has
also
been
established
in
the
number
of
lake
vesels
visiting
the
port.
The
service
opracd
by
the
Laurent
ide
Air
Service
to
the
gold;
fields
of
Kouyn,
Que.,
which
was
successfully
inaugurated
thi
summer,
will
be
continued
during
the
coming
winter.
Travellers
will
make
the
journey
in
luxury,
closed
machines
with
plush
seata
and
a
carrying
capacity
of
six
passengers
being
employed.
Canada
stands
out
to
the
intending
Ilritish
emigrant
as
the
most
attractive
of
the
Dominions,
according
to
General
Bramwell
Booth,
:cad
of
the
Salvation
Army,
who
has
Just
completed
ar
tour
of
this
country.
The
army
is
now
considering
the
establishment
in
western
Canada
of
a
training
school
for
boys
who
wish
to
take
up
farming
there.
,
Another
fine
aew
stition
was
made
available
to
the
public
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
P.ailway
when
the
company's
new
building
at
Schrei-ber.
Oat,
was
opened
by
II.
J.
Humphrey,
general
superintendent
of
the
Algoma
district,
on
December
11.
This
structure,
wliich
replaces
the
formsr
frame
building,
is
of
modern
fireproof
construction.
It
will
aUo
house
the
superintendent
'
of
the
Schrciber
division
and
hi3
staff.
Three
times
winner
6f
the
world's
champion
wheat
priae
at
the
Chicago
Live
Stock
Show,
including
this
year's
prize,
J.
C.
Mitchell,
Ajfoma,
Alta.,
tailed
for
the
Old
Country
on
a
demonstration
tour
aboard
the
Canadian
Pacific
steamship
"Montlaurier"
on
December
12.
Mr.
Mitcheli
(tales
that
price
wheat
is
improving
each
year
and
that
exhibit
which
would
bare
won
first
priae
twelve
years
ago
now
seldom
take
higher
than
fifteenth
pJaoi.
Within
a
radius
ol
forty
piles
from
Taber,
a
small
town
in
the
heart
of
the
settled
southern
district
of
Alberta,
antelopes
estimated
to
number
1,000
are
running
wild.
The
prairie
antelope
was
once
almost
extinct
but
protective
mta's-urc
put
into
force
(have
saved
the
species
and
present
indications
are
that
I'nis
splendid
game
animal
may
soon
increase
to
an
extent
rendering
an
open
season
possible
and
adding
greatly
to
Alberta's
attraction
for
sportsmen.
One
of
the
heaviest
rushes
ever
experienced
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
in
connection
with
its
traditional
Christmas
sailings
to
the
British
Isles
wa-
experienced
this
year.
A
special
train
from
the
West
to
Montreal
was
required
for
the
accor.imodi.tion
ol
passengers
for
the
company's
steamship,
the
"Montlaurier,"
tailing
December
12
from
St.
John,
N'.B.,
while
one
or
two
specials
or
extra
sections
from
Montreal
to
St.
John
and
extra
sections
on
the
Imperial,
the
Canadian
Pacific
transcontinental,
were
required
daily
in?
steamship
passengers
daring
thtt
same
week.
Afli'r
loading
one
mil
lion
feel
of
lumber
fur
the
AHanlic
eiiast,
C.O.M.M.
steamer
Canadian
Mll-Iim
Cupl.
Itotillim,
1
n
Swanson
Hay
nl
midnight
last
night
for
I'orl
Alliorni
when'
slie
will
complete
cargo.'
NOTICE
We
will
iiiil
he
responsible
for
goods
ulllcss
mircliuscil
iy
our
Nuperinlcmlenl.
i).
I).
Mu.Ma.lir.
Prince
llupert
Spruce
.Mills,
:t
INYOUNCEMENTS
i.W.V.A.
Aiiniinl
Hall,
1-cIjiu-ary
12.
CN.lt.
Kumloyes'
Annual
Hall,
lebruary
17.
Klks'
Animal
Novelty
dance,
l''iJi"ti:iry
'.'0.
PORTLAND
CANAL
MINING
DISTRICT.
'Mir
4l.tiMi'il
ili'iilll'lnii'lll
W,
I'lini'ili'il
il
we
will
mull
FREE
ON
RtCjUCST,
a
LARQE
COLORED
AfAP,
mil
nlhi'l'
nillMhlit
llirnrnu-Ili
n
ri'mnllliir
i
f
'
1
1
1
l!ii
Hunt
(II
.rv,.-,w
i'll.l
milvltli
In
thl.
Ilt-llh
i:
inmlit:r
nrhi'sl,
ruhl
hihI
iIIvit
iimclurliiK
ill-lrlct.
GRANT
MAHOOO
A,
COMPANY
LIMITED
(
Mi
'Inner
Viiiii'ihimt
Slock
K.-
tin
1
1
x
E22-B2B
H?ort
B'llldlno,
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
TO
ft
EH
i
Local
and
Personal
I
B.C.
UiiiJoila'ii'rss.
l'iiouu
SI.
Ilayiicrs,
UiiJoriakijis.
JMjuiic
35
1
Mm.
lircssija.
(iralilniaii
s
for
SI.
Amlrey'.s
Snrii-ly
mefliiig
Kriday,
H
p.m.
llUUKf
If.
reaiilar
You'll
J
hYc
bur
Joall
Coiisum
ers
una
I
uo,
I'lionc
7.
You'll
like
my
laxi!
Ilimson
II
able
cliarfM'-
I'lnnn'
;iOI,
day
o-nijrlil.
O.
V.
S)
nil's.
n
C.VV.V.A.
7th
Annual
St.
entine's
Ball.
Thursday.
ruary
12,
0.15
p.m.
Mr.
ami
Mr.".
C.
l:.
Slarr,
wlm
have
lici'ii
floinJ
i
n
jf
I
he
winli-i
in
Si'allid,
are
cxM-i-inl
bark
in
I
he
cily
id
llm
mul
of
tin;
work.
(i.
M;
'
1
5
illicit,
local
inanaj.
for
w4n(J(tjiriliun
i:o..
IKI
flic
sfpaiiier
'
J'rini'i-
HupimI
I
night
for;
Alijx
ami
Slcwurl
Mm.
lii-oftrcv
l,cik
rcliirni'il
liouifi
on
IJle
I'rlncr
liuin'il
!-
Irrday
nf(irno6ii
afli-r
liaviau
gone
south
UrTeiiarsi'
of
wniiici!
prlfiiiicrs
for
(ikalla
jail.
Jlorlf
Ohi?,
Wlin
is
al
pri'scn!
m
Soallle
in
Hie
i-mirsi
nf
hii-
aiinti.il
Wiirtpr
vacalimi
Irin
miUi.
in
(ixpoc(,til
Imim-
luwunt.-
llin
end
Of
IJitflmYnili.
Tli
ttrstM
itiAistmi
,
bflliur.l
lournaiiiPiil
liefw'ri'ii
lit-
Tirol
1
1.
ami
limit
War
Vt'ii'ians!
sclinl-
ulf.1
fnf
'r"Tlivtil,
has
lie.Mi
pulpoiit-il
ufttll
IVIiniary
i".
.
f
,
A.
A.
Cox,
Ynnrmivni'
arcliilrci
is
rcluniinBj
is
Vancouvi-r
mi
tin
I'rinro
ltiiVrt
(buinrniw
iniirnina
nflor
liaviil?
spmil
several
ilays
in
Hie
cily
oit
pruffHsiimal
business.
.
.
I.
huilf,
hrotlier
of
YliiciMil
l.aile
ami
Mr.s.
Y.
.L
Crawfnnl
of
Slewarl,
passeil
HinmHli
on
llio
steam-
Prince
Itupprl
yoslrrilay
oftrnoiui
bound
from
Yieloria
to
Slewarl.
-
win
tn
parly
who
plc-Mii
up
llii
.
opal
iraunllfl
near
Mfllritli'
Slrt'el
lliree
'Avpe'ks
aj?o,
jilertse
call
nl
ir()
Hisiilh
Avenue
llncf
anil
KPl
In
otliei-
One
lo
ciilll
plele
llm
pair?
(inlili'o
Conloli,
cliai-freil
willi
jwwirlnp:,
was
lnui'ml
over
lo
kep
llm
peace
Tor"
six
inonllis
in
flic
cily
pollen
courl
this
imuninjr.
Confoli
was-
charpnl
by
'l'liomas
Oook
following
w
f"aras
anions
fur
liuyers
on
the
wn
I
erf
ron
I.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
(.
i.
Husliby.
wlm
liave
lii'en
on
a
lioliilav
lrii
In
Yanrouvor
ami
Victoria
for
the
past
few
weeks,
reliirneil
In
fi
cily'
on
Hie
steampr
I'rinci'
liu-pcrl
yeslcrilay
afleriiomt.
Mr.
Husliliy,
reports
thai
I
lie
wealhcr
in
Hie
soulli
was
miseriilile.
I
her"
having
liceii
no
day
during
his
entire
trip
as
fin'i'
fls
that
when
lie
landed
home
yesierdav.
Tlie
Indians
of
Ihuclloii
will
pul
on
a
play
on
i'riday
evening,
I'cliruaiy
-.'o
in
llielr
hull
al
llnzellim.
The
chicr
fealties
will
lie
old
lime
iinlivc
dances
and
songs,
old
lime
plays
ami
sleigh'
of
hand
performances;
old
lime
cuslmns
smcIi
as
)ie
making
of
fires
and
Hie
way
(his
fire
wii
carried
ulioul
for
foliice
use,
In
making
camp,
and
oiler
old
li.e
eusloius.
f
Tlie
propi-am
of
playKinmii!
extension
work
in
te
cily
for
the
comniK
year
w
as
iltciisseil
al
I
In
regular
Humility
business
meel-
mix
of
Hie
(ivro
Chili
last
nilil,
also
ways
ami
means
of
raisins
money.
A
number
of
various
forms
of
novel
eiile'iMainineii1
tire
being
planned,
Hie
nature
of
which
will
be
an'iiouMci'ir
Taler.
Tlie
mi'i'liiiK
was
presided-
oVcj
by
Pant
PresKlenl
.Millnti
iyn-
zuies
in
Hie
ariseiice
or
i'rcsulchl
llov
Me.XaUKliion.
COMMANDER
KNIGHT
)M:
OTTAWA,
l
eli.
I
'.'
Announcement
is
made
of
tlie
promotion
of
superintendent
II
,S.
'Knight,
of
Hie
ltoyal
Canadian
Mounlod'
Police
eomiuiinding
in
llrilish
Columliia,
lo
raiiU
as
assistant
conimisionr'
.
.
I
A
little
higher
in
price,
hut
W
what
a
wonderful
difference
v
a
few
cents
make
.
,
;
7AYNE
fflUNN
THREW
STANISLAUS
ZBYSZKO
Proves
that
he
has
Wrestling
Ability
and
D
d
not
Win
on
Fouls
KANSAS
CITY,
IVli.
I
J.
Wayne
"IIU"
Mtinn
last
nilili
defimleil
Stanislaus
.Iiyszko
in
Uvn
slraihl
falls,
reiuox
inj;
skeplii'ism
as
lo
Hie
ability
lu'ld
by
many
wlm
elaimeil
lie
won
Hie
iifavyweijtlil
wreslliiu
rliampion-
snp
from
Slranvtler
Lewis
on
fouU.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
J
J
1
1
Y
ISLAND.-
Clear,
calm:
barometer,
:(0.()!;
lemperalure.
SH;
sea
smooth;
H
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Anyox
towing
(JritT.
Anyox
for
Lailysiuilli,
'.V.'5
miles
from
l.ndysmiHi.
hhm
rai:i:
point.
-
clear.
calm;
barometer.
LMLHtf;
lemper-a
tu
re,
1'5;
sea
smoolli.
IIUI.I.
II.MIHOU.
Part
Cloudy,
calm;
liarnmeler,
.".Mill;
lemperalure,
lis;
ea
.simiotli:
II
ji.m
spuke
steamer'
Venlure
in
(Jucen
Clitirlolle
Sound
norlldiouml;
I
:'.Ti
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Canadian
Miller
in
Milbank
Sound
liouml
for
I'orl
Alherni.
Noon
DKillY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calnr
liaromeler,
IIO.IO;
lemperalure.
.'((');
M-a
siuoiilli.
DI'.AD
TIlI'lK
POINT.
Clear
calm;
baromefec,
2P.IH
;
leiupcr-alure.
:I8;
sea
.smoolli.
IH.I.I,
HAItliOlt.-
Clear,
calnr:
haromeler,
.'il.S5;
temperature.
Ill;
sea
smoolli;
li.;in
a.m.
spoke
.steamer
Venture
hi
Milhunk
Sound,
norllilioumi.
HARD
BOILED
The
wail
res
mil
nT
sorts,
lily
up
lo
the
Hie
Kroucliy
s
was
very
much
She
sailed
haimli-lalile
al
which
sal
customer.
She
slammed
down
Hie
cutlery,
snatched
a
napkin
from
a
pile
and
lossed
il
in
front
of
him
Then,
striking
a
furious
pose,
she
glared
al
him.
"Whalclia
wan1?"
she
.snapped.
"Couple
of
eg',"
pr.owleil
Hie
diner.
"How
yo
waul
'em?"
".lust
like
you."
r'rom
everybody's
Muga.ine
for
,
February.
Advertise
in
Hie
Daily
News.
NOTICE
Adverlisers
are
rcmliiil-ed
Ihal
ropy
for
adcor-tiscmenls
shmili
he
in
Hie
Daily
News
olllce
boforo
t
p.m.
today
lo
ensure
insertion
in
tomorrow's
issue,
tf
!
C
:i
Smith
Block.
MAKE
YOUR
OWN-
Cheslerfield
and
Lounge
Cushion
is-
'
With
our
Kapok
or
Spring
Cushion
Forms.
These
forms
are
round,
square,
olilong
or
Imlslcr.
In
our
slock
of
Cretonnes
ami
Tapestries
you
will
surely
find
somclliiiig
Ihal
will
Idem!
wilh
your
furnisli-inps
ami
draperies.
Barries
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
Phone
123
Dent
istry
Having
actively
taken
over
the
Dental
practice
of
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
it
will
be
my
earnest
endeavor
to
give
tho
people
of
Prince
Rupert
and
district
a
high
class
dental
service
at
a
reasonable
fee.
Or
H
I
JLto
Alexander
Phone-575.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
4.NB
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Foundirs,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38?,
n
I
13
J