Candy
Special
I
,T;.
upry
12,
1925.
Built
for
the
Typist-Preferred
by
the
Typist
lYRITE
for
ten
minutes
on
the
new
Quiet
12
V
Reraiftgron,
and
you
will
find
a
responsive-,.
a
flexibility,
a
wonderful
correlation
between
.j,
hand,
and
machine,
which,
heretofore,
have
ud
enly
in
your
imagination.
;
;
is
is
the
result
of
what
vc
call
"Natural
i.tucV
one
of
the
many
remarkable
irr.prove-t..,
in
the
New
Quiet
12
REMINGTON
:msna:ion
if
yours
for
the
usk-
'r&JHWyS
.
'houi
Misiition
on
your
Jwrt.
f
y
F
.
.'.1INGTON
TYPEWRITER
)k&H
COMPANY'
i
McRae
Bros.,
Ltd.
GmT
E.iOKLN
SCOTCH
NUT
SCOTCH
HUMQUGS
ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES
ORANGE
AND
LEMON
SLICES
2.
fui
jup
Calendar
and
Tides
and
Guides
for
1925.
!S
LTD,
THE
PIONEER
DRUGGISTS
Ti
;-d
and
Sixth
.Phones
S2
and
200
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
R
uper
Phone
357
risk
Fro
,h
frozen--All
varieties.
Fresh
Fish
All
varieties
in
season.
Smoked
Fish
Our
well
known
"Rupert
Brands."
Finnan
Haddie
"Thistle
Brand"
Nova
Scotians.
'
Canned
Salmon
Pinks,
Skeena
Sockcye,
etc.
Salt
Fish
Herring,
Salmon,
Black
Cod,
Groy
C3d(
Shell
FishCrabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
lid.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
"Old
English"
!
fSKfcAMAM
a
:
ill
'
right
-i
'1'
'
.iirl:ii
;:l
Dining
Rooms
'.
made
ill
old-la-luiird
kil.
Ii'ii
cupboard
slyle
';'-
hih
1
1
1
1
1
fr
linen
drawer
and
one
deep
drawer
with
n
,ilie
"silver'
Irny;
tUo
two
side
cupboards.
1
i
le-leg
Table
nuninled
on
enslers
and
equipped
willi
I
wo
seerel
drawers,
i
inr
"Windsor"
how
bark1
C'liurs
in
each
snjle.
7
pieces,
$145.00
Erne's
Home
Furnishings
Aicnuo
and
1st
Street.
W
Phono
123
eeks
Specials
For
Children,
Hurlbut
and
Chum
Welted
Shoos
15
per
cent
Discount.
Classic
and
Packard
Shoes
lor
Children,
2
pair
Inr
Ilio
t
onv,
phi.-
7.V.
,
Family
Shoe
Store
Tintnnwil
J
J
Local
and
Personal
j
ll.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
it.
Ilaynor,
Untferiakern,
Phono
35
1
See
back
page,
Wallace's
Sale.
10
You'll
like'
our
joall
Consumers
Coal
Co;
Phone
7.
.
If
Mrs.
Ma
Pillage
was
fined
$25
in
Hie
eily
police
court
tliif
ii
i
in
i
ti
fur
Intoxication.
Jii"
MePhec
arrived
iu
Hie
dity
finin
lluletlale
on
the
Cardena
vi
.-ii'iilay
afternoon
ami
will
rc-
lurn
smith
on
the
saino
vesael
tomorrow
night.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
I,
mice
Stylos
and
family
returned
to
Die
eily.
on
tin'
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon
itll.'r
having
spent
severul
weeks
visiiing
In
the
south.
I.
K.
(iordon,
proprietor
of
(he
Terrace
Hole!
is
spending
the
May
in
lovn.
Ho
arrived
on
this
morning
x
iruui
anil
wil
return
Iu
tin'
interior
this
aflqrnoon.
Dun
Drown
returned
to
tin
city
mi
tiie
Cardena
yesterday
aflernoon
after
having
spent
the
Christmas'
and
New
Year
holi
days
visiting
at
his
home
in
Van
couver.
S.
K.
Campbell,
manager
of
Hie
Hank
of
Cb-rhrnerce
here,
wan
eleeled
a
member
of
the
council
of
lite
Hoard
of
Trade
in"
placi
of
J.
V.
Scot
l
.at
the
annual
meeting.
PllftTPOMCMKNT:
Blk's
lloyal
Purple
Whist
Drive
and
Dane
aiitiotnii'ed
for
Tuesday,
Jan.
13
is
postponed
to
Wednesday,
Jan
21.
K.verybody
come
that
night
Admission
50
cents.
Provincial
I
'unstable
J.
A.
Wil
limns,
who
lias
beni
transferred
from
Stewart
lo
Leila
Cool
a,
was
in
lite
eily
on
the
Cardena
yes
lorday
aflernoon
hound
for
Stew
art
where
lie
will
make
arrange
men
Is
for
Hie'
moving
soull?
o
his
effects.
We
still
have
a
considerable
stock
of
the
following
lumber,
ttc,
to
clsar
at
bargain
prices
before
end
of
month.
Dimension
Lumber,
planking,
shlplap.
Drop
Siding,
double
dressed
finish
V
Joint,
floerinn.
doers,
window?
and
vener,
oak
and
cedar
boat
lumber,
etc.
Shocklcy
Planing
mills.
i
John
l.ockliiirl,
eonslruelion
engtnerr
nnd
inurinn
surveyor
of
Ynneouvei'
arrived
in
the.
eity
on
Hie
Cardena
yesl
onlay
aflernoon
and
will
rurn
-houIIi
on
lha
same
vossel
tomorrow.
Mr.
t.ockliart's
mission
here
is
in
ciiiinet'tion
with
IUe
barge
Bingu-
mon,
wliieh
wa
in
Iruulde
off
inu
port
last
wees.
Having
made
a
call
al
Claxlnn
in
mil
off
a
e,rew
of
men
who
will
reimir
the
etinnery-
whlirf.
I
iiimi
steamer
Cardena.
Cap!.
A.
Dickson,
arrived
iu
port
from
Hie
south
at
I
o'clock
ycslnrdny
ifiiTiHioti,
suiling
al
8
for
Anyox,
"I'
vvarl
.and
Alice
Arm.
The
vessel
brought
I
he
following
jpiw-seuger:
for
Prince
lluperl
J.
McDougall.
J.
MePheeJ
J.
l.ock-liarl,
Don
Ilrnwn,
K.
W.
Crawford.
II.
J.
Vidley,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I..
H.
Itaillie,
V.
V.
Delcourl
and
Mr.
und
Mrs.
I.ance
Styles
and
family;
for
Anyox
Mr.
lleH
rental,
A.
((..Howler,
II.
J'orwyllie..
W.
Parmlter,
W.
Murdoek.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
lleJdeman.
Miss
'.
Eld
and
Dr.
Harper;
for
Stewart
W.
Sonnies
and
.1.
A.
Williams;
for
Alice
Arm,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Heaiiilin.
13ABY'SCOLDS
Childn'n's
delicate
digestions
are
en
ail
y
amtnrlHtl
hy
joo
much
"dosing."
still
the
little
ones'
cold
i:Tjub!e
cannot
be
aeakcted.
At
tins
very
first
slim
of
croup.v
sore
Jwt,
or
any
other
told
trouble,
apply
Nicks
aKiib
ov.
r
the
throat
and
Chert,
-
here
is
nothing
to
mvallow
nu
ust
rub
it
on.
Colch
io
over
niKht,
croun
li
usually
tr!icv:t(
it,
lfj
niinaUv
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAGE
THREB
ONLY
THE
MOTHER
KNOWS
ABOUT
THE
COUGHS
AND
COLDS
OF
THE
CHILDREN
It
I"
hard
Iu
kcefi
iiiriu
Vruiii
lakliiK
colli;
11"'
will
run
out
of
il'mii
nut
pro
perly
clad,
or
liuvi'
mi
too
uiu.
It
clothing;
play
luu
bard
and
gel
om
i
heated,
anil
Mil
Off
loo
suddenly
;
K'
l
llieir
fec
Wet;
kirk
off
Hie
ti
ll
cloth?
al
lafht.
and
Uo
dozen
'liniKt
the
mutlii
r
ran
t
lrevcul.
The
iirnii'i't
iic
or
DR.
WOOD'S
NORWAY
PINE
SYRUP
will
t'lHM'k
tlic
i'ouh
ui
n,id
bi'lore
any
MTliiUa
lunv
trouble
can
i
,
.
-
-1
1
t
develoji.
Mr.
'
Evm-rtt
K.
Keeldi,
Ii.li.
No.
4.
Krederli'ton,
NJ1.,
write:
"My
tittle
Imy;
aie
lUne
year,
lml
a
dreadrul
cold
which
left
him
with
8
Imd
roiiKh.
1
tried
Dr.
Woud'i
Norway
l'ltip
Syriii..
and
arier
lulnt
lhree
bottlea
li
wa?
nuniiietely
re
llvfrt.
I
would
advlae
all
Inuilierit
to
inte
thb
remedy
ror
thtlt-
i-luldrcii
as
it
I
an
excellent
medicine."
f
or
aale
at-all
druvirtxt
ami
doalci-a.
tftucklrKinsr
Sale.
Wallace's.
10
HrUee
l.illle,
skipper
of
llii
provincial
ferry;
at
Francois
l.aki
arrivtjd
m
town
on
this
morn
ing's
train
ou
business.
CP.
It.
Mleairter
Princes
.Mary
northlmund
from
Vancouver
li
uouttioasiern
Alaska
pons,
it
due
here
at
3:30
this
aflernoon
The,
Canadian'
lialilmt
lioal
Hanoco,
Capt.
A.
J-'rebourg,
wae
laken
up
on
tho
dry
dock,
for
an
nual
overhaul
and
Hie
inslalla
lion
of
a.
iiew
false
keel.
St.
John
CoUhursi,
son
of
Capl
and
Mr.
Jylul
OoIIIiui-kI
of
Ter
race,
reached
the
city
on
this
morning's
train.
He
is
on
ins
wa)
south
to
attend
school.
i
A'orman
A.
Wall,
(leveriuueiil
agent
he
re,
-ha
:beeu
appointed
conimis).ioner
for
taking
n
til
davits
for
suoh
period
as
lie
re
mains
iu
the
service
of
the
government.
II.
Ileidetnan,
owner
of
lite
(tolskeislt
mine,
ami
Mrs.
Ilalde-maii
were
passengers
goiiij-Ihrough
ou
the
Cardena
yester
day
afternoon
bound
north
from
Vancouver
lo
Anyor.
'
r
II.
Huynton
'refwrnedHi
Huras
Lake
on
Saturday
night's
train
Mr.
Hoynlon
has
been
in
chargft
of
several
'shipment
-of
livoMlnek
Dial
have
arrived
in
Hie
eily
re
eently
from
the
inlerinr.
'
,
It.
V.
Mc.Naughlon,
C.V.H.
din-
Iricl
iiasM'iiger
agent,
js
ejfpecleo
back
ou
m
ednesilay
nioruHig
s
train
from
inn
iocs
where
Ik
lias
been
at
Amding
a
conference
Of
passenger
representatives
oi
Ihe
western
region.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Mason
Aibin
and
'daughter,
Miss
Doris
Adams,
arrived
iu
Ihe
eiy
from
Smilliers
on
thin
morning's
train
ami
an
registered
al
the
Prince
lluperl
Hotel.
They
will
sail
tomorrow
on
Hie
Cardena
for
California
ui
ail
extended
holiday
trip.
Coastwise
Sleamship
&
Barge
Co.'s
steamer
Amur,
Capl.
Dun
can
McKiimon,
arrived
in
port
during'
the
night
having
iu
low
iarg'0
Baroda,
Capl.
U.
Fu!
ton.
The
Baroda,
which
was
anchored
in
I
lie
slreem
this
morning,
has
con)
from
l.ady-smlth
Jtfr
here
and
Anyox.
C.X.II.
steamer
yrirfoe
.Inlin
is
expected
here
front
Vitncouci
and
Ihe
(Jueeu
Cbarlolle
Islands
about
'i
Friday
morning',"
llei
ehedida
having
lieeu
advanced
a
week,
the
John
Itjffl
Vnneouver
last
Saturday
night
on
lime.
S!:i
Is
seliaruletl
to
leave
here
on
ties
ieldVti
soulb
next
SJltitrday
Wallace's'
Sale.
See
Iwck
page.
in
SMITHERS
l.esler
Davis,
wliojins
followed
his
I
ratio
)f
electrician
In
Sinilh-rs
ror.
the
past
I
wo
years,
loft
for
Vancouver
last
Thursday
and
iiiicmU
to
take
tip
Icctrical
work
iu
thnl'city.
Freddie,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Fred
Wa'l
son,
had
Ihe
misfortune
to
bread
his
arm,
last
week,
wliile
he
and
some
of
his
nlay-
TOO
LATP
TO
CLASSIFY
TillllD
Class
Hngineer
desires
posilion.
Best
references.
Work
guiicaiiii'i'd.
C.
J.
Seuk-bill,
Smillier-.
HI'.
t;
I
A
plea-ant
evening
was
spent
at
Hie
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
II.
Warner
on
Friday,
when
Mrs.
A'ariier
ami
Mrs.
F..
Kby.
enter,
aiiied
a
ntimlier
of
their
ladv
iriends
at
Itridge.
The
guest
ol
louor
was
Mrs,
.1.
Mason
Adams
who
Is
leAying
for
the
south.
The
Siuilhers
Hoy
Senilis
Inn'
iey
learn
journeyed
to
Telkwa
on
alurday
fiflernoon
and
defeated
the
.Scout'
team
in
lliat
(own
iu
3
hockey
game
by
a
core
of
3
lo
2.
A
sloiyh
load
of
roolers
of
Hie
fair
sex
accompanied
Ihe
boys
on
Ihe
trip
and
were
an
important
factor
in
encouraging
he
local
team
lo
victory.
A
re-urn
niulli
lo
he
played
ir-.Stnithers
is
being
arranged
for
next
Saturday
afternoon.
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
N.
(iolieen
eiilerlaiueil
a
number
of
llieir
."rieinls
rin
Saturday
nighl,
a
uiiisl
eujoyable
liiiie
being
spent
at
dancing
and
mu.-ic.
,
Friends
of
D.
D.
Monro
tendered
him
a
surprise
.
parly
al
his
iparlnienls
on
Saturday
even
iirg.
After
the
"host"
had
recover
ed
from
I
lie
shock
of
the
invas
ion,
Hie
floor
was
cleared
and
a
few
merry
hours
were
passed
in
daiW'ing.
Mr.
ami
.Mrs.
J.
Mason
Adams,
accompanied
by
their
dauvh'ei
Doris,
left
on
Sunday
evening-
train
on
an
extended'
holida'
our
llirotili
coast
cities
which
will
lake
them
down
soulli
as
fai
is
I.
os
Angeles.
TERRACE
NOTES
The
H.
D.
Bridge
Club
met
llii
week
al
the
home
of
Mrs
Burnett.
The
Terrace
-
Kilsunigallum
Parent
Teachers'
Association
held
their
regular
monthly
meeting
Thursday
night
in
Progress
Hall.
Literature
covering
a
wide
range
or
suiijccls,
Had
neen
ro
oked
from
the
central
organi-
izalinii
and
Mr.
Parsons
read
a
number
of
the
papers
of
especial
interest.
The
main
business
of
the
evening
was
an
auction
of
trticles
coiilriliiilod
for
the
pur
pose
liy
the
various
meiniiers.
'tr.
Bishop
acted
as
auctioneer
.mi
conducted
the
proceedings
ery
wittily.
Over
12
was
real
ized
ou
the
sale.
The
next
nieet-
wlll
lake
place
al
the
school.
NOTICE.
Tender
will
tie
received
l
Ihe
My
or
'rliiiii
Inn.
fit
for
the
inrfliuc
of
Lot
ill.
Hlmk
,
Section
I.
v
Tenilem
to
Jie
III
the
orTU'e
or
the
City
'h"k
murkeil
"Tender
for
Lot"
not
Inter
than
11
a
jo.
Saturday,
January
In.
IV3.V
K.
V.
JOM-.S.
Cll.r
Clerk.
M0RTQAQS
SALE.
T.UK
.NoTICK
dial
under
and
by
virlue
tif
tlit)
uiei
contained
In
a
I.
Mallei
Morliraiie
d.iled
the
ntli
day
or
Annum,
IV3I,
nun
mane
nciwcen
inr
ihju,oc
I
alr
Inn,
Limited,
nnd
Hie
lloyal
Hunk
ol
Canada
I
will
nfler
for
alc
at
luiblle
nui'llun
on
Tuenday,
the
Kfllh
(lay
of
January,
litis,
ut
Hie
hour
of
i.3u
o'clock
In
Ihe
ariernoun,
10
me
premise!,
01
imurn
Mi.kuv
Kli.vi'iitli
Avenue.
I'rlnre
llurert.
li
e
'all
the
itooil.
ehallels.
fHlureH.
ef-
reets
and
ncrsoual
nruiierly
eonlalneit
Iu
Ihe
said
Chattel
Mnrmaaei
and
belnir
the
ntili.oiH
or
oie
wiHUieoCK
name,
i.uuiieo,
iilnnlele.
now
n
Kotnir
eoneern.
ineuinuiK
iiiii.iv.nvi.
,:i.M
dairv
cnwit.
eaiven.
heire'r.
Imciikkh,
Kurd
truck,
steam
boiler,
huinen,
wainim.
Teed,
driumhl
Imiwa.
and
nlhVr
neremllle.
reiiulred
In
Hie
o
lion
or
a
dairy,
and
also
household
rurnllure
and
ironiN,
etc.
OATKli
ut
I'l'luee
Hiil'ert,
ll.C,
tblJ
7lti
(lay
or
January,
loss.
r
y
'
KVITT
I'nr
riirllier
iiarllelilr-
and
eumlllhiin
or
sale
ild
William;
Manson
k
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Solldtuu,
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B.C.
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January
Home
Furnishing
Sale
DINING
ROOM
SUITE
SPECIALS
8
Piece
Solid
Oak
Dining
Room
.Suite
SPECIAL.
$120.00
0
Piece
Solid
Walnut
Hiiiing
Iloont
Suite.
8
Pieces
Solid
Oak
Dining
Room
Snile
lleg.
'iT0.()0.
Salt
Price
...
$300.00
$132.50
This
suite
carries
a
guarantee
from
9
Piece
Two-lone
Oak
"William"
and
Hie
manufacturers.
"Mary"
design.
Sale
Price
..
$218.50
Fumed
Oak
Huffet.
Sale
Price
..
$45.00
This
is
a
very
allraelive
suite
in
the
Hidden
Oak
Buffet
.
Sale
Price
.
.
$48.00
JalcA
oak
Iwo-lone
finish.
Fumed
Oak
Oldong
Tahle.
Sale
Price
y
Piece
Two-tone
Walnut
finish
Dining
...
$36.50
Room
Suite.
Special
$200.00
SPECIAL.
.
0
Piece
Dining
Room
Suite,
Fumed
fin-
8
Piece
Dining
Room
Suite,
Walnut
fin-,
ish.
Special
$130.00
ish.
Special
$98.50
GEO.
D.
TITE
3rd
Avenue.
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
Phone
20
mates
were
coasting
on
llieir
leighs.
llii!
accident
was
Hie
result
of
a
collision.
Sieve
Tommy,
and
Indian
from
ftou:id
Lake
district,
appeared
n
court
before
Magistrate
Jlos-iins
last
week,
to
answer
to
Hie
barge
of
thefl.
lie
was
found
tuilly
ou
three,
counts
ainl
remanded
for
sentence.
I
January
CLEARANCE
!
SALE
SUGAR
1c
A
LB.
SUGAR
1c
A
LB.
ATTENTION
LADIES!
With
every
$5.00
Cash
Purchase
during
our
January
Clearance
Sale
you
are
entitled
to
5
Lbs.
of
Sugar
at
1c
a
Lb.
The
limit
Is
5
Lbs.
to
every
customer.
Act
promptly
and
secure
5
Lbs.
of
Sugar
at
5c.
Remember
that
the
Sugar
offer
is
over
and
above
the
sale
Bargain
Prices
THE
FOLLOWING
IS
BUT
A
FEW
ITEMS
OF
OUR
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
SPECIAL
PRICES.
Helgerson
Block.
GET
IT
AT!
LOOK
THEM
OVER.
Ladies'
Hiibbeo,
medium
heel
only,
for
2,"
Pairs
of
Ladies'
Shoes
for
...
25
Pairs
of
Ladies'
Slippers,
Pumps
and
Oxfords,
sizes,
for
...
50c
.
.
$2.00
assorled
1
5
Discount
ou
all
Ladies'
and
Children's
Shoes'
$3.50
and
House
Slippers.
Men's
Rubbers.
Heg.
SI.
85.
Sale
Price
$1.50
Men's
Overalls.
Beg.
2.75.
Sale
Price
$1.85
Men's
Flannelette
Working
Shirts.
Reg.
!?:i.()il.
Sale
$1.85
Boys'
Monarch
Sweaters.
Siz.es
up
lo
:M.
Sale
Price
$1.50
Monarch
Wool,
floss
and
dove,
1
oz.
balls,
four
for
$1.00
Monarch
Wool,
down,
2
oz.
halls,
;i
halls
for
$1.00
Infants'
All
Wool
.Black.
Casjimcre
J.'enman.'s
Hosiery.
1
pairs
for
$1.00
Children's
Heavy
Bib
Collon
Stockings,
all
sizes.
:i
pairs
for
$1.00
ii
balls
of
Cro"hel
Collon,
nil
shades,
for
$1.00
yards
of
Grey
Cot
Ion,
inches
wide,
for
$1.00
I
yards
of
White
Fliiunelelte
for
$1.00
Kverytliing
in
our
store
is
reduced,
genuine
bargains
in
every
department
iu
the
store.
JA80UR
BROTHERS
LTD.
Corner
Third
and
Seventh.
Phone
645
Phone
109.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
-
DENTIST
(iel
my
F.-limntc
on
your
Dental
Work
CROWNS,
PLATES,
BRIDGEWORK
I'licoiidilionally
(iiiuiN.lllced.
1
do
all
my
own
work.
This
means
PERSONAL
SERVICE
TO
EVERYONE
STEVE
KING
SHIPMENT
JUST
ARRIVED
YOUR
MEN
FOLK
WILL
APPRECIATE
"WOLSEY"
UNDERWEAR,
SOX
&
SLIP-OVER
VESTS
PRICES
VERY
REASONABLE
Phone
Green
85
PHONE
586
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REFRESHMENTS
FOR
DANCES
AND
SOCIALS