jar
January
3,
1925.
Start
The
New
Year
Right
1
925
Diaries
ip-i'irs.
Is
made
only
by
systematic
planning.
Ilon'l
,1
tin1
iiuiiil
with
unnecessary
detail.
USE
A
DIARY
rCi
The
Oifice
Page
In
Pay,-
r.7
?i
.
...
$1.65
Pnfre
I"
l:iy.
Vix7
$1.25
1.
Page
In
Day,
$3.00
.
ago
to
Itiiy,
"ix7i
$1.35
Ui'in
(Jnlcnilar
I'ails
75c
I
-I.
inl,'ir
Klainls
$1.00
Fop
The
Pocket
!;,.
Week
In
Pagi,
Vel
Pocket
65c
:
Days
In
I'age.dt'.UIiiT
$1.25
"i.
?
Kays
In
Page,
leather
$1.50
.01.
S
I
lays
lo
Page,
.3,
leather
$2.00
I
irge
assortment
of
oilier
Pocket
Diaries,
35cf
50c,
T1-10,
FOR
THE
SEVENTEENTH
TIME
we
extend
the
Season's
Greetings
To
Iho
Citltcns
of
Prince
Rupert
and
District
and
we
trust
that
the
coining
Year
will
bo
both
Happy
and
Prosperous.
ORMES
LTD.
THE
PIONEER
DRUGGISTS
Third
and
Sixth
Phones
82
and
200
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Kupert
'.V
Fish"
Fresh
rroren
All
varieties.
Fresh
Fish--All
varieties
In
season.
Smoked
Fish
Our
well
known
"Rupert
Brands."
Finnan
Haddle
"Thistle
Brand"
Nova
Scotlans.
Canned
Salmon
Pinks,
Skeena
Sockeye,
t..c.
Salt
Fish
Herring,
Salmon,
Black
Cod,
Grey
Cod
Shell
Fish
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prinze
Rupert,
B.C.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engi.niors,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ECCPTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
eiiicil
in
iiamlle
all
kinds
of
MAniNE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
335
STEVE
KING
SHIPMENT
JUST
ARRIVED
YOUR
MEN
FOLK
WILL
APPRECIATE
"WOLSEYf
UNDERWEAR,
SOX
&
SLIP-OVER
VESTS
PRICES
VERY
REASONABLE
Phone
Green
85
!
Local
and
Personal
U.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
11.
Ilayners,
UnJeriakers,
l'hone
351
You'll
like
our
joall
Consum
ers
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
If
A
choice
litoiiij
"'Supremo
'
colice.
Save
Hie
coupons.
11
Soils
ami
liaughlrrs
of
Km.
land
Christmas
Tree
Wednesday,
January
7,
m
llosbm
Hall
al
1.30.
Once
mure
we
can
supply
Hie
famous
Fdson
coal
in
any
quan-
li
lies.
1'lione
08.
Prince
ltuperl
I
ced
Co.
tf
After
tomorrow
afternoon
al
-5
o'clock,
the
mutt
C..N.H.
passenger
train
from
Hie
Hast
will
arrive
at
7
o'clock
Wednesday
iiKiiiiin.
Saerel
Concert
by
(lie
Prince
llupert
Amateur
Orchestral
Society
mi
Sunday
evening
in
the
West
holme
Theatre
al
U.I
5
sharp.
.Silver
collection.
'
Mrs.
I.veiell
Aixon,
Sixth
Ave.
West,
entertained
informally
Monday
night
in
eoiiipliioeul
lo
Miss
llntiy
Scott
of
Prince
Hu-
pi'rt.-
Vancouver
Provincci
.lack
Stevens
of
this
city,
who
lias
been
attending
the
Hoy's'
rariiameiii
al
victoria
a
mem
ber
for
Skeena.
is
expected
home
oi
the
Cardena
tomorrow
afleiv
noon.
S.
Y.
Taylor
of
Williams.
Maiison
&
lioiiitales.
unstained
adly
-I'laiiovl
ankle
oh
New
Year'
Day
ami
lias
since
been
'mfiiied
lo
liis
honie
(iruliam
xvento'.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
O.inn
of
Slewarl.
who
left
Here
last
week
are
proceeding
'
to
ltoohesfer
Minn.,
whew
Mr.
I
latin
will
tin
dergo
medical
treatment
al
the
Mayn
Clinic.
A
number
of
local
selnm
teachers
and
oilUeii,
who
went
-out
h
lo
spend
the
Christinas
and
.Yew
Year
vacation,
are
ex
peeled
home
on
tbvy
JladqH.i
lo
morrow
afternoon."''
.1.
It.
Scott
provincial
fores
ranger,
who
has
been
spending
the
Cliristiiiiis
and
New
Year
holidays
in
Ibe
city,
returned
lo
his
liei(uarlers
al
SwniiMin
(lay
on
Hie
Princess
Ilea
trice
this
morning.
'Ibe
power
schooner
Prosper
ily,
Cant,
ltriiiille,
arrived
last
niffhl
from
Ketchikan
with
a
car
load
of
concent
rates
from
the
Salt
Chuck
mine
for
transhipment
over
the
,C..'.ll.
to
the
Ir-viuglou
smeller.
Snereil
Concert
by
Hie
Prince
Utiperl
Amateur
Orchestral
Society
ou
Sunday
evening
in
the
Wcslholme
Theatre
id
'.MS
diarp.
Silver
collection.
Mrs".
Frnscr.
conlrallo,
Miss
C.
Jones,
-oii'iino,
and
he
Juvenile
Six.
violinists,
will
assist.
In
Hie
course
of
an
interview
wilh
the
Vancouver
Star
last
week,
U,
P,
Pullen
of
this
city,
who
has
been
visiting
in
the
soulh.
predicted
an
iiumeiliale
industrial
expansion
Tor
Prince
Huperl
which,
he
declared,
should
also
be
beneficial
lo
4
FUNERAL
NOTICE
Funeral
Service
for
the
lale
Ablo
l.a..arnllo,
of
Premier
.Mine,
will
lake
place
tomorrow,
Sunday
afleriioon
al
.'I
p.m.
al
the
Calliolle
Church.
Hey.
Fattier
McOralh.
ollieial-ing.
after
which
Hie
cortege
will
leave
for
Fair-view
Cemetery.
ROMION
X
QUALITY
'
StrlONDS
i
SIM0NDS
CANADA
SAW
CO.
IIMITED
'
.1
Uni
II.O.WHH
mi
iWlu.w
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THRE1
Miss
Foss.
who
has
been
spending
Hie
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
willi
relatives
in
Vancouver,
arrived
on
Hie
Princess
Beatrice
Ihls
morning.
CP.
It.
steamer
Princess
Mary
is
expected
to
arrive
from
Alaskan
ports
en
route
lo
Vancouver
sometime
lliis
evening.
Tlmi
steamer
lias
been
delayed
by
rough
weather.
Union
sleamer.
Venture,
Capt
.loli
ii
s
ti
in,
arrived
iii
pott
from
Port
Simpson
ami
Hie
Naas
lliver
at
1
1.20
o'clock
this
morning
and
cleared
for
Vancouver
and
wayixlrts
at
noon.
Owing
In
an
insufficient
number
of
members
being'
present
to
form
a
iiuorunj
the
Hoard
of
I'rade
annual
meeting
called
for
ast
night
was
adjounled
until
next
Friday
night.
C.X.H.
steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
Mabbs,
left
port
at
'J
o
-
lock
last
night
for
Vancouver
via
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points.
Passengers
Included
It
(!.
Mackenzie,
S.
Connors
and
M.
A.
Campbell
for
Queen
Char
lotte
City.
C.O.M.M.
freighter
Canadian
Volunteer,
('apt.
Sunderland,
came
off
I
lie
drv
dock
at
noon
today
and
is-
sailing
this
after
noon
for
Swanson
May
where
sin
will
take
on
a
cargo
of
bimbo'
for
Vancouver.
Capt.
Dunca'
McKcnzie
Is
piloting
the
bo(
south.
lames
l(.
.Mitcliell,
who
lias
been
spending
the
holidays
in
the
city
visiting
with
his
parents
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
John
Milcbell
Ninth
Avenue
Mast,
will
return
on
Hie
l.ardcna
tomorrow
uighl
lo
Anyox
where
he
will
resume
his
duties
as
vice-principal
of
the
High
School.
CP.
It.
sleamer
Princess
Ileal
rice,
Capl.
Thomas
Clilf,
arrived
from
Vancouver
and
wayporls
al
7.15.
o'clock
this
morning
uid
leTl
for
Hie
siiulh
al
II
o'clock.
Passengers
for
Prince
Huperl
included
Commander
Havid
T.
Jones,
C.
P.
Hickman,
.Miss
An
drews,
Miss
Foss
and
Mr.
Hyan.
The
case
of
Alfred
Swanson
ami
Hiehard
Oaiuiiion
of
this
city
aStiinal
-41ie
J
Coaslwise
Honmship
'&'
Parse
Co.
for
sal
vage
in
ronnrclinn
with
Ibe
res
ne
of
the
barge
OrilT
which
weld
adrift
when
(lie
sleamer
Amur
wrecked
.mhiIIi
of
here
las!
February
is
being
heard
in
the
Vdmirally
Court
at
Vancouver
before
.Mr.
Justice
Martin
thi?
week.
It.
F.
Mr.Vaiighlon,
C.N.It.
passenger
agenl,
leaves
on
this
afternoon's
train
for
Winni-oeg
lo
attend
a
meeling
of
the
,asenger
olticials
of
Hie
western
region,
There
will
also
be
a
meeting
of
freight
ollicials
but
II.
McFwen,
division
freiglit
agent
here,
will
be
unable
to
go
ou
account
of
illness.
Oilier
olllcers
from
Ibis
district
who
will
attend
Hie
meeting
will
be
li.
A.
McNicholl,
general
passenger
agent,
Vancouver;
K.
K.
Mcleod,
district
passenger
agent,
Vancouver;
Charles
F.arle,
general
agent,
Victoria;
James
Horn,
general
freight
agent,
Vancouver:
J.
II.
Scoll.
assistant
general
freight
ngenl.
Vancouver:
Allan
While,
district
freight
agent.
Vancouver.
Church
Notices
j
Central
City
Mission
Home
of
IfTe
Fourfold
(iuspel.
This
is
likely
lo
be
your
last
opportunity
uf
allemliug
services
under
Hie
ausjiices
of
the
above.
The
services
for
Hie
final
week
will
lie
as
follows:
Sunday,
II
a.m.
Christ
Hie-
Shepherd.
(Communion),
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7.11(1
p.m.
Precious
Things.
Wednesday
p.m.
Three
Oreal
Periods,
llrighl
song
service.
Come
along
for
all
are
welcome.
J.
W.
Knights,
Pastor.
Presbyterian
Church
Morning
worship
al
tl
o'clock.
Subject.
"The
Constraining
Love
or
Christ."
Sunday
School
al
1
2.311.
I'.veniug
service
at
7.30.
Subject.
"Looking
Forward."
Preacher.
Itev.
II.
It.
Oratil,
IU.
Methodist
Church
The
Church
of
Service.
Pastor,
Itev.
Ceo.
(I.
Hacker.
Deacon
ess.
Miss
1,
Haddock.
Sunday'
services:
Morning
at
tl.
Topic,!
"A
tlackwaid
Look
on
a
Forward.
Journey."
Sunday
School
al
2.30.
"Cascade"
is
BETTER
BEER
The
Old
Reliable
British
Columbia's
pioneers
were
enjoying
"Cascade"
Beer
thirty-five
years
ago!
And
it
is
still
a
hot
favorite
with
those
who
appreciate
real
good
beer.
You
can
always
depend
upon
"Cascade"
it
is
brewed
and
bottled
in
a
brewery
renowned
for
cleanly,
scientific
methods;
supervised
by
a
brewmaster
who
has
spent
a
lifetime
in
brewing
the
very
finest
of
beers.
Why
be
satisfied
with
any
but
the
best
when
"Cascade"
costs
no
more?
Insist
on
"Cascade"
the
BETTER
BEER
Thin
It
ttie
crown
that
tfa'i
In
'Ca.cude"
qva'ity
lor
you.
See
lhat
you
rrt
it
on
rvrry
bott'c
ot
beer
you
buy!
Fvening
service
at
7.J0
sharp.
Come,
ami
come
early.
Service
will
cloc
al
K.;in
harp.
livening
topic.
"The
Open
Hour."
.
Salvation
Army
Sunday
Services
1
1
a.m.,
Captain
F.
hnrin
of
Wrangell
will
die
in
charge;
3.3(1
p.m..
Junior
ami
'Adult
llible
Classes.
Start
with
the
New
Year.
..'id
p.m.,
Salvation
.Meeting,
led
by
Captain
Ilea.
Subject.
"The
Transforming
Power
of
the
Cross."
Special
music
by
the
band.
Public
meetings
every
Thursday
and
Saturday
al
8
p.m.
Friday
at
K
p.m.,
Corps
Cadet
Clas.
Ladies
Home
League,
Thursday
at
L'.-'UK
Lutheran
Church
SI.
Paul's
Knglish
Lutheran
Church
.Metropole
Hull,
Third
Avenue,
itev.
P.
I'..
Itaisler.
It.D.,
pastor.
Sunday
Services
Morning
al
11
u'elock.
Sermon
topic.
"Some
Tiiiiily
Lesous
From
a
Horrible
Slaughler."
Sunday
School
al
12.30.
Luther
League
al
li.30
p.m.
Leader,
Miss
Mar-gil
llallberg;.
livening
service
al
7.30.
Topic.
"Where
is
Jesus?"
NOTICE
OF
ELECTION.
fl
"111.10,
.MiTICi:
I
IhtiIiv
irlveii
In
llw
iliM'i.ir
of
flu-
Municipality
uf
im
city
in
ri
Mire
iiuiHTi
iii.ii
i
riiiiir'
in,,
n
-
?fnri
tir
ic
r-aui
rieriori.
ai
i
i.ii.v
:
iiM-k'i
nrrire,
in
tlii
city
Ihill.
(
Ity
ot
I'rlni'f
lliiiH-rt.
nn
Miimlay.
Urn
Kill
tM.v
nr
Jiiniiiiry,
1
ill
twi'lvp
u'l'lixk
iiiuin,
rr
the
mii'imsc
of
cli'dinir
tiiTsoiist
to
re
pi'cu'iit
tlicin
ii
Mayor
and
Hrlii
tiler
imiii;
anil
fur
the
hiiim
or
flrillnif
llinn-im'I'siiiih
Hi
renl'i'H'lit
llii'lu
us
SrhiHil
Tliisliw;
nml
for
Um
Mirmsi
of
I'li'cllnir
nni'
icrnn
lo
serve
nn
Hie
IHhihi
or
CiMiiliils-lnlirls
of
1'iillri'.
Tlic
iiiwle
i.r
mimlnallnii
ut
ramliilati's
tliull
In-
as
rnUuvts:
I
lie
randlilali-s
uluill
In-
nuinliiali'il
In
wrlllnir;
lie
willlnir
shall
!
suhsriilH-il
liy
tivn
i
lertors
nf
the
iniinlcliialll):
lis
limpi'ser
anil
seromler.
ami
shall
lie
ile-llveiml
to
tin-
Hrliirnliiir
ofrtrer
lit
any
lime
lii'twet'ti
the
ilate
or
Hie
notice
anil
two
p.
in.
or
the
day
of
nomination;
the
said
wrlllnir
may
lie
In
the
form
mini-liereil
3
in
lite
schedule
or
the
"Municipal
Klei
tlolis
rt."
nml
shall
slate
the
mines.
residence
and
occupation
nr
description
of
eacn
pcrnoii
icoscn,
in
sncii
manner
as
surririenlly
to
tdemirv
surh
candidate:
and
in
the
event
uf
a
poll
lielmr
necessary,
such
poll
r-
lio
1
1
lie
opened
on
Hie
t
."
1
1
day
of
January.
lU'.'.l,
at
the
I'.niiuril
Chandler,
til
Hie
oily
Hall.
Oily
or
Prince
llupcii,
rn.io
Hie
hour
of
S
u'rlmk
a.m.
to
the
Imlir
of
S
o'clock
p.m..
of
which
every
person
Is
hereby
required
lo
take
notice
and
irovern
hlinseir
acrordliiKly.
Olieii
iiudi-r
my
hand
al
Prince
Unpen.
II.
I.,
this
aid
day
or
January.
IVtf.V
KP.vvMiit
r.
jo.m:s.
Iteliinilinr
nrriiiT.
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
NOTICE
IS
IIKUKbT
CIVKX
tli.1t
IliB
reserve
roveilnir
Lot
(133,
Caspar
Ids-Irk't,
Is
caneelleil.
n.
II.
MiKN.
.
Oepuly
Minister
ot
lands,
Lands
liiai
troenl.
Victoria,
U.I'm.
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isei'icnt
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