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we
need
to
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flfounil
BAsg
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and
pure.
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aluminum
packets.
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7.ro
ZttDMojiday,
January
12.
J'Ji'fl.
Bad
Taste
In
.Journalism.
For
one
of
(lie
largest
newspapers
in
the
province
to
speak
of
a
piililic
man
as
an
old
'woman
in
one
of
its
leading
editorials
is
anything
hut
good
taste.
Possibly
the
man
who
runs
the
fun
Column
might,
lie
;dlowel
such
a
liberty
hut
surely
nut
the
editorial
writer.
Yet
that
is
what
happened
in
a
recent
number
nf
the
Vancouver
..Sun.
That
paper
tries
to
ridicule
the
newly-nppoinletl
agent
general
and
in
doing
so
hesmirrnes
its
own
reputation.
In
these,
days
of
journalistic
latitude,
there
must
he
a
limit
to
the
hounds
of
indecency.
F.
A.
Pauline
was
speaker
of
the
Legislature
prior
to
the
last
election
and
lie
held
that
position'
almost
without
criticism'.
It
was
a
difficult
one
hut
his
tact
and
fairness
carried
)iim
through.
Now
lie
is
.assailed
liy
the
Vancouver
Journal
ju
a
most
indecent
manner,
just
because
he
does
not
happen
to
live
in
Vancouver.
It
lias
become
now
that
any
person
outside
of
Vancouver
gelling
a
-public
appointment
must
espei;t
to.
be
attacked
by
the
people
or
newspapers
of
our
big
neighboring
city.
Leave
Route
To
'"
'
'
'
Engineers.
.
The
conference
on
the
Peace
River
railway
decided
to
leave
the
matter
nf
route
to
the
engineers
and
after
all
that
is
the
only
rasoiiable
tiling
Co
do.
We
know
little
of
it
except
what
the
engineers
tell
n.
The
difficulty
is
that
engineers
are
often
bjosed
by
political
.considerations
and
may
not
realize
economic
values.
Kngjueers.
"will
have
lo
pwivide
the
data
on
which
the
railwaynieu
will
decide
whal
route
shall
be
taken
mid
.doubtless
they
wjll
be,
in
consultation
with
the
politicians
because
they
will
liave
to
have
stale
aid
in,
Ihe.
building
of
(be
line.
Value
Of
-Sport
To
The
.World.
John
(Jalswortby,
the
famous
novelist,
ays:
"Sport
which
still
keeps
a
flag
of
idealism
Hying;
is
.perhaps
the
most
saving
grace
-in
the
world
at
the
moment,
with
its
spirit
of
rules
kepi,
fl
ml
regard
for
the
adversary,
whether
the
fight
is
going
Tor
or
against.
When,
if
ever,
the
fairplay
.spirit
of
sport
reigns
over
international
affairs,
the
cal
force".
which
rules
there
now
will
slink
away
and
human
life
emerge
for
tie,
first
time
from
the
jungle."
Of
course
sport
has
nfher
uses
but
the
training
in
obedience"
to
law
ami
consideration
for
opponents
is
one
of
the
most
.important.
'
.
,
'
'
Don't
Stand
Around
Waiting
For
Things.
Dr.
Clejn
Davit's
the
other
day
said
some
verv
.pungent
tthings
piessugr
Victoria
fnrililv-
-it
-'.'
'
i
"iijioiob
iiini
anjiiouv
mil
himseir;
or
he
stands
around
wailing
fur
a
job
to
come
to
him
instead
.of
going
after
the
fellow
to
give
him
a
job,
"Hllsincss
ineO
mid
eilv
fe:i,liw
!
v;..
I.
1.........11
1.
eno.l
to.dhe
fact
that
this
is
nj,
i,ge
of
publicity.
Time
was
wlnu
,
.
a
business
man
simply
hung
h
sign
giving
b
ness.
Hut
(hat
was
a
century.
ago.
To
allenipt
lo
do
htisjnes
today
without
publicity,
In
attempt
to
bring
prosperity
lo
Victoria
without
telling
the
world
nbouDall
the
wonderful
things
we
have
,
here
is
like
winking
in
the
dark."
mm
m
Hills
r
Underwood
London
Diy
Gin
The
Cjw
.you
rjll
mIc
,
for,
again
the
standard
.of
purity
.for
.over
.160
years.
$3.25
A
BOTTLE
The
Gln
jor
you
it
II.
fif
.U.
'SffSSSSSS.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
Lbjuor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
Urilish
Columbia.
1
mm
B6
of
the
I
The
Man
in
the
Moon
P.YS:-
SOMK
people's
iilca
of
"rash
ami
carry"'
is
Id
Keep
Ihe
rush
in
I
heir
pockets
u
n.i
I
ask
the
si
ores
In
carry
IIiimii.
IT
would
Im
all
Henry
Kuril
"Urn''
plans
have
a
lialil
J
A
KM
says
hair
because
1
1
hat
way.
girls
Ihr
right
In
call
because
his
of
halefiing.
wear
men'
(iOSlf1
(il.l
dear
II
was
.n
nice
-,l
kissed'
Ihr
lillle
l.aily
twice,
lint,
she
was
sore,
For
ilnn'l
you
see,
I
sliniihl
have
niai'le,.'
The
number
three:
j
TenYears
Ago
;
)
in
Prince
Rupert
.
J
January
12,
1915.
.Mayor
Xewlmi
was
warmly
conjrraliilaleil
at
last,
niglil's
council
meeting
hy
AM.
Morris-
iey
al
liis
liavii.'
been
re-elccl";l
chief
magistrate
hy
acclamation.
II
was
anoiiuneed
al
night's
rnuiieil
1
1
1
1
i
i
i
r
Massell,
Jan.
J-'di'lor,
Daily
Xews.
SKIDEGATE
INLET
huMiril
like
il
early
in
Hie
.Vcw
Year,
there
would
he
a
further
"reduction
'in
light
ami
power
rales.
The
city
during
1
1)23
showed
a
surplus
nf
if.'7,0l(l.(i()
of
revenue
uver
expenditure.
The
rev
enue
liitnlled
.0."8.3a.
In
the
Letter
Box
o
,
.BACHELORS
ENTERTAIN
I.
to
Hie
people
of
Victoria,
lie
preaches
to
two
thousand
people
i
i'I-c''n,n,'s
Haclielors'
M"
Club,
n"w
now
thai
every
Sunday
evening
in
Victoria's
diiggest
theatre
ami
hundreds;1"11'"
w"
lvUy
a
h
mi
iiirnen
in
n
Silt:
litil
hiill
to
sleep,
,inl
she
roekeil
liliu,
I
lie
saiil
not
a
peep
,s
she
pill
1
1
i
til
In
sleep,
I
il
I
ii
slumber
so
deep
Thai
I
waleheil
her
with
She
put
hipi
In
sleep
Willi
a
right
In
Hie
Jaw!
saw;
awe,
linTi.
A
very
enjoyable
social
even-iug-.-.was
mil
on
by
the
Haclielors
Cluli
in
Mr.
Lumls'
Hall-on
.New
Year's
live,
and
al
which
every
householder
in
lint!)
IMkalla
and
Massell
were
represenled.
Also
a
very
jolly
crowd
arrived
from
Tow
IljM
to
spend
the
evening
with
us.
These
young
joy
hunters
braved
broken
down
bridgriO
washed
out
culverts,
unit
riding
on
trucks,
the
flours
of
which
were
al
liine.s
washed
.with
the
floods
of
melting
spiiw
water
and
fain,
in
their
efforts
to
get
to
Massell
lo
help
us
snend
Hie
last
few
hoill'-s
of
the
old
year
together.,
as
well
as
Ii.
usher
in
the
new.
'
(
The
liarhelnrs'
.Cluii
leilYy
the.
old
timer,
Mr.
('has.
Spruce,
cer-lainly
jjave
everyone
a
very
enjoyable
time.
Ami
il
is
Hie
sincere
wish
of
everyone
that
I
lie
il
is
and
ono
of
Jliem
is
crepe'
.hahgj'ng.
'
The
repe
liaugtM5-
sits
ju
!f,,,,''aged
)
his
slnre.
hnd
wonders
liV
biii.iis..biesiH
'coble
to
Jiinv
-He'
.
criticizes
the
railroads,
the
goyrriinieiil,"us
eitipi')'es.
iits'
vvlfe''
ny
and
fnwl
Tutiiilt'
lii
his
.1
eiit'iriinmiitil
ii
f!
I..
..
i
in
....
I
lii
I.:..
stilt.
ii.-
'
i
.
i
.
i..
.
,
.1
01
oiinr-
lijg
asset
Jn
our
ciiiiiinunity.
An
The
Government
"spoiler"
was
iere
lasl
week
staled
this
tplet
would
be
a
good
resort
for
"Tubercular
patients"
ae.
l
js
Hie
"driest
place
on
the
coast."
K
Wiggins
and
It,
Ilolieris
were
ilowii
froin
TJ'ell
mid
spent
Hie
liolidays
in
Skidegale.
(ieo,
Mrllae
has
returned
home
i
may
.the
.spirit
.that'
it
has
devel-i
oped
lie
strengthened
ami
en
in
this
.New
Year.
.S'l-riTHill.
to
his
bungalow
"llluenose"
tin
ceieliraJe
Hie
holiday
season,
af
Ter
an
absence
of
many
months.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Pclnce
Rupert
F.
W.
Crawforil
(i.
I.
Kislier.
(0.
S.
Williams,
J'.
V.
Dolcourl
and
.1.
Uicklinrt,
Yunenuver:
,'William
Wliriiig,
Htnmfnrd,
Conn.:
Mr.
ami
ilrs.
1'.
I.
Aiken
jiiilll
St.
John
Collliursl,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
,1.
.Mason
Adams
.and
.Mis.s
Doris
Adams,
Sinllhers.
Central
I
,C.
'(iordichuk,
Vaiirouver;
Mrs.
N.
Ciiii.elt,
Hlewarl;
Mrs.
.Nations,.
city;
dlruee
I.illle,
e,
Lake;
II.
MrCreaily
den,
C..N.II,
and
turns
Itu
A.
V
Advertlce
In
the
Daily
News
as-
.
.:.
WEEK'
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
"tiuuardeil,
Woinen."
"Fast
SUpie.rs"
erie;
No.
5.
Inleniationul
.News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
"The
ileckless
Age"
Comedy-
Cartoon
Fox
SeWsIniife.
Friday
and
Saturday
"Ileau
Uruinniel
"
Topics
of
the
Day.
'",'
.
,
:
STORY
OF
GIRL'S
FALSE
IDEA
OF
HAPPIiNESS
.
Ilehe
DanieTs.
Ilieliaiil
Dix
anil
Mary
Aslor
ai-f
IVaiurnl
in
Hie
principal
roles
of
"Cux'iiarileil
Women.''
an
Alan
Crnshiinl
l'ar-
UIIijjuiiI
produel
io:
'.,
ailapleil
from
the
Saturday
Kveijujf
Post
serial.
"I'acb."
;
The
slfiry
Jias
In
do
witli
a
young;
rellow
who,
tliniuii
a
UiomeiU
of
cowui'ilice
on
Hie
lial-Hefiehl.
feels
lli.it
he
owes
-
a
great
ilebl
to
the
young
willow
of
'his
hiulily
who
iia.l
ilieil
'out
there
while
he
li.nl
hesitated.
The
girl,
without
the
res!
rainhiK
hauil
of
a
iiusbaiul
to
-ruiile
her.
has
ruineil
her
repulatinn
in
the
eyes
of
society
and
is
rapidly
plufitriug
liorseK
into
perdilion
in
tier
blind
uest
for
her
false
idea
of
liamiihesS.
Hebe
Daniels
nlavs
lasljn,,.
jri
uvptn
llanniii!:.
and
"'"jlllichard
Dick
is
the
bny.Dnu'-'la
Alhriglil.
Miss
Aslor
luis
I
lie
role
of
the
oilier
if
1
1!
wliuiuj
Allo'ighl
really
loves.
Ilinuh
lie
sari'il'ices
liimself
hy
doing
whal
he
believes
lo
lie
his
duly
offering
All's.
Itaniiinu
the
protection
of
his
jiume
.
What
does
Helen,
do'.'
That's
the
tiueslion
"t'nguai'iled
Women"
is
answering
for
hundred
of
Inns
daily.
THE
RECKLESS
AGE
IS
FULL
OF
EXCITEMENT
Picture
Here
Se2tr.es
In
for
the
Mid-with
Action
mid-week
showing
ab
the
Wes-a,ivalu.iMv
Cavalcade
sounds
holme,
is
i(
ujud.
Joyous
whirl
,..,,.,.,.
am
,.;,,.,.,..
r
higrli
society
excilemenl
audi
ii,..,...!
ivi.in.
nf
Hie
redouhlahle
Denny
mingles
'
......m
.oir
,,...,
...
'
.
comedy
and
thrills
ably
swift
moving
.
i
------
i.
in
a
t
reniarK-1
noising
welcome
as
Hie
King's
story;
with
a1
favorite
regiment.
the
Trmlh
lillle
if
everything
Denny
famous
for.
lie
slages
a
fis
all
I'll'-
in
l
ive
W'ii
the
girl
111
f
!
!
1
in
t'
W
I
K
of
C.illctt's
Pure
H
Flake
Lye
In
the
tm
dishwater
when
i
gfi
cleaning
greasy
pots
H
Im
and
pans.
It
will
H
Wi
save
ycu
much
hard
i
h.
iauor.
mi
I
m
MAfiF
"IfsT
f
AMAHA
I
1
WQI
"
f-m
111
VTU
VlfM
I
itr-Ti
Ml
Hussars,
sweep
into
view,
their
'l
hrillianf
iiuifornis
il:iliiiL'
In
llm
as
iiiriiung
as
any
"Hie
sun
ani
Mlj(
bealtier
Pushers."
steeds
wearing
years
ago,
high-spirited
Die
colors
of
I
lie
siory
is
nn
ailaplalinn
ofiroyally.
I'id.
I)err
Hirers'
Saturday;
"l(.
j,,.,,,
(lf
(,.nni!,
aM1
Kveninst
Post
story
"Love
Iasur-
.shouting
.or
the
populace
the
mice.
and
l)enny:.
as
an
insnc-i
,,,.0,.,.ssi(m
swings
bv,
uulil
Ihe
mice
"Irouhle
shooter."
is
.ns-;,.yu
,.,,.,1,
i.pjnjf
H.
King
signed
I,,
the
strenuous
task
fl,iinselr
,raw
uu
in
all
its
glory,
witching
over
the
romance
j.f
a
'n,ix
scene,
truly
impressive
in
nobleman
who
has
taken
out
a
ns,
beauty
and-realism,
is
only
policy
aimsl
failure,
lo
mnrr.v
;,.
f
10
IllaI1y
elahorale.
sel-iin
hen-.-..
A
hlackmail
plot,
n.is
,al
have
lieim
reproduced
nerkh.ie,
a
thief-,
a
Ihrealened
in
eau'
llruiu
I,"
from
Ihe
iireacii
!M;omi-e
sun
ami
com-
,,1,.
Ilf
(jy,,.
yMl
f
ical
i
ninnlii
on-
nod
o
rap
it
w,
jV(,,
THE
FAMILY
HERALD
a
great
hundred
CALENDAR
IS
READY
t
he
t'auiity
Herald
and
Weekly
Star
of
.Montreal,
lias
commenced
the
distribution
of
a
neauliful
calendar
for
IH?r
wilh
a
picture
subject
eulilleil:
"The
Sale
of
Old
Imbbin."
The
pub-'isliers
announce
llial
the
calendar
will
be
sent
free
In
each
subscriber
whose
sulisrripl
ion
is
entered
for
W25.
The
Family
Herald
Calendar
has
been
greatly
admired
by
those
who
have
received
advance
copies.
Professor
,l.ilt.
Iteynolds,
M.A..
president
of
'the
.
Ontario
Agricultural
College,
said
ill
a
rcrenl
letter:
"I
am
sure
"
The'
Sate
of
Old
Dobbin'
will
lie
welcome
in
every
farm
boine
to
which
il
goes."
When
fuie
considers
that
the
cafemlar
is
given
free
in
addilion
to
fitly
Issues
of
this
big
72
page
weekly,
for,
which
Ihe
subscription
.price
.Is
only
two
lnl-
irs,
one
marvels
.al,
Ihe
value
received.
Tie
Family
dlerahl
and
Weekly
Slur
,has
always
been
nolcil
for
its
superoxeidlence
as
a
family
and
farm
paper,
fls
low
subscription
price
and
gene.rous
premiums.
.1.
L.
Christie
relumed
iiiorning
train
'business
trip
up
mi
this
from
a
brief
the
lint).
Monday.
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19
RRITISH
rOLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1925.
Has
produced
.Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
(iold,
$70,trtS.2,T;
Lode
Hold,
1
!
:
.
5.1
1,0.15;
Silver,
.frtn,.i:i2,0.1.r.;
Lead,
.$58,
1:12,001
;
Copper,
t7!),(U0,50S;
Zinc.
s?r
!O'i,7.50;
.Miscellaneoos
.Minerals,
$,10S,257;
Coal
and
Coke,
.$2.10,1)08,1
Dl;
Jtuihi
.,)(?
Sliiue,
Hrirk,
Cement,
etc.,
$:'!'.
1
1
5.2:1
'i
;
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
the
cm!
of
1H2.'1
show
an
;
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Pec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The
Mining
Laws
of
this,
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
hrwqr'than
llmsr
()f
any
other
Province
in
Ihe
'Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
Urilish
llmpire.
Mineral
loratious
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
IJte
security
of
which
.
guaranteed
by
Crown
firants.
Full
infornialioii
together
with
Mining
Itepiuds
and
.Maps,
may
be
obtained
grali-
t
addressiiig
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
himself!
How
lie
extricates
himself
from
his
laiigleiWweh
makes
one
of
the
years,
but
liveliest
rouiedies
in
slill
rramuieil
will)
sui'li
thrills
as
Ihe
halite,
a
daring
automohile
drive
ami
oilier
adventures.
BEAU
BRUMMEL
IS
COLORFULJOMANCE
John
Barrymore
as
the
Famous!
Dandy
Seen
Here
at
Week
End
Calais
in
t
MOO
!
A
picturesmii'
riot
of
colorful
romance.
Hut
a
slreel
in
(Calais
decorated
to
pay
homage
to
the
King
of
Kngland
beggars
description.
Such
a
scene
is
pictured
in
the
production,
"lleail
llruiumel,"
Ihe
romantic
drama
of
,
history
thai
will
be
shown
here
al
the
week
end
with
Hie
great
John
Harry-
iuiore
in
Ihe
slurring
role.
Flags
flying,
houses
festive.
week1'"1
,,yu
"''
i-,Mdeslones
themselves
reflecting
the
holiday
'spirit
of
the
occasion,
six
liuii-
Iri'd
peasants
'Iroiig
line
Hie
I'lie
lleckles
Age,"
IIipLi.,,.,1
ii.
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Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,
COO
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
STARTING
WASHDAY
with
the
hardest
part
clone..
That's
just
what
our
"Thrif-T-ser-vice"
offers.
This
low
priced
service
d6es
all
the
washing
the
hardest
part
of
your
work,
and
irons
the
flat
work
besides.
You
can
pack
your
boiler
and
washboard
away
in
the
attic
and
when
it
comes
to
ironing
youll
have
only
the
wearing
apparel
to
do.
And
the
cost
is
hardly
more
than
for
Wet
Wash
service
it's
only
a
few
cents
a
pound.
Thrif'T'service
c
a
pound
5c
Per
Pound
Plus
1c
Per
Piece
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
AND
DRY
CLEANERS.
SenJitJ,
TVo
more
af
this
JVo
more
of
this
3
82
Wo
more
of
this
Just
A
farnou
Bourbon
Whisky
as
noted
for
its
antique
maturity
as
for
tts
purity
and
smoothness.
Bourbon
in
fact
and
qualily.bachcd
rmr,?.(!TIUD
IN
B3ND
UNIEn
i
FEDERAL
COVEPNMEI.'T
SUCEaVISIOJI
Awakens
Old
Memories"
Crow
I
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mi
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pm,,,,,,
or
displayed
by
liquor
Control
board
or
by
the
Government
of
Urilish
Columbia.
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