:7,
1925.
THE
DAILY
NEW3
pbruan
PAGE
THRE1
mra&!l
Deposit
sayings
deposit
on
account
of
its
small
nt
delay
a
Small
regular"
deposits
soon
amount
to
a
substantial
sum.
,
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savings
account
at
any
branch
of
One
defer
opens
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Union
Bank.
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n.
mite,
manager
of
Your
Life
WALNPT
VENEER
RESTflOORE
BEDROOM
SUITE
$130.50.
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Table,
filled
wilh
llrilisli
Wale.
(leveled
Mirror.
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good
vool
mattress.
larrie's
Home
Furnishings
1
Rttnert
Fis
Phone
123
Fresh
FVozcn
-All
varieties.
Fresh
Fish
All
varieti.es
in
season.
Smdked
Fish
-Our
well
known
"nupert
Brands."
Finnan
Haddie
"Thistle
Brand"
Nova
Scotians.
Cmned
Salmon
Pinks,
Skeena
Sockoyo,
etc.
Salt
Fish
Herring,
Salmon,
Btack
Cod,
Grey
Cod
Shell
Fish
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Cu.,
Ltd.
Prlnna
Rupert,
B.C.
Prince
Rupert
RYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Opvuilna
Q.
T.
P.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
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H
iiiubiunisiB,
uouernianers,
niatuMiimio,
rattm
h
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
J
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
inr
plant
is
equipped
lo
bundle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
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b
CLUB
,
f
HAS
REMOVED
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door
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across
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n
7
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nd
Drver
VV
mr
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J
lias
no
Wringer,
needs
iiiiiie.
Won
Hold
Medal
nl.
last
Oui'bec.
Exhibition
over
ull
American
mid
Uiiiiadiitii
Machines.
Cash
l'rico
$185.00;
also
sold
on
terms.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
t
Local
and
Personal
U.C.
Undertakers.
I'iione
i'l.
llayners,
UinU'riakers.
I'iione
351
You'll
like
our'soiill
Coitsiuii
era
Coal
'Co..'
Vhuue
7.
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-If
Knilleii
(sports
good
just
ar-riu'd,
.Mrs.
(.rahlitiaii:..
tf
-II
t
:
I
,
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t
i.
luuH
iihu
my
laxu
cliaigi'.s.
IMioiiL-
3GI,iday
or
nighl.
C.
V.
Symes.
tf
J.
Mcl.i'oil,
lliu
kImk;
rt'jmiri'r.
is
imiyiiife'
liis
qlinc
Jiop
from
I
In1
JlM'tottgr
lili.iek
Id
'I'll
fnl
Ave
near
the
old
post
office.
50
j
"T"
i
Jami'st
I..
Lpc,
innnuger
of
lli!
Allin
l-'inhfrii's,
nailicl
this
morii-iny
on
I
In
stminipr
l'i'ince
Hu-
perl
for
Vaucouvrr
on
a
business
I
rip.
Mori'
lii-al
Ie.s
ash.
Union
sli-aincr
Cliillivvacb
has
unloaded
;i()0
Ions
.Naiiaipjo-Wi'llingloii
mal
Tor
Alhrrl
&
.MrUallery.
Lhl
t'hoiifs
1
1
0
and
5tii.
;
t:
Miss
I.
M.
Marshall,
srlmni
li'aclo'r
from
1'ort
ICstiiiluti.
isi
spiMiiJiu'
lln-
wci'k-iiiil
in
lowiij
rcislt'i
cil
al
I
lie
Priiiei-
Hupcri
I
Hold.
Stir
urrivrd
on
Ibis
morn
ing's
train.
J.
C.
NiHiu,
(IX.It.
froni
Iti-gina,
arrive
I
lirki'l
clerk
I
from
lln'
'.asl
on
4rhm
iiMirning's
I
rain
and
ailed
fur
Vancouver
on
Ihe
steamer
Prince
Ilupcrl.
lie
is
w.'sl
oil
a
lioliilay'
Uvi,
Miss
Crone
and
Miss
Jtailey,
ulio
have
leliioiuiubcd
their
iliilie
On
the
nursinkr
si
a
IV
of
the
Prillei;
llujierl
(ieneral
llos-pilal.
are
sailiiitr
tonitjlil
mi
(lit
l'Hiicss
Mary
for
Vaneuuver.
Itev.
I.
1').
Itaislw,
puslur
nl
M.
Paul's
Lullieruu
Cliincli,
i-flunn
.1
on
l
Ins
imirnlna
I
rain
from
I'riniie
(lenri'
where
mi
Kntish
I.
ul
derail
couprenalion
i
'o
be
OIKUUieil
in
the
ni-iir
'fulole
b
im
Home
Missinn
floanl
of
Ui-
L'niktl
Ijitln'rwi
LUturoii.
Wortl
wa"
received
tins
ir.om-
injr
.-tt
Uti-
.N.U.trj1l1jekevt
;o1llc
11
Wl
II.
J
.
.MU.UKtHOII,
lUsllIC
iMinnen-i-er
ant,
lind
(AiccffsKrui-'
ly
oinlerjrniie
an
Opera.'
ion
on
hi
fool,
lte
i
now
iwruperatiny
and
exi.ee
Is
In
return
It
tin?
city
in
Capl,
.I,
ft.
I'rilijw,
olwliict
siviuilliuu
n
ulcer,
relurneil
l
Viclorin
on
Hie
J'rince
lluporl
i
his
jiiMiuiii'.'
after
1(vUik
con-(liulerl
etJinHiiatitinrf
'fcillnuinK
trainiiifr
Ihttt
has
ImhH
grlven
re-'eiilly
In
si-wrAl
tneiuhrrs
of
Uie
Norlh
ll.U.
Itepion'oL
.
Seraennl
Major
Ynuniiin"
and
Sei'eanl
Hiissell,
who
have
been
here
for
(In
pasl
few;
weeks
viivin
inslruelinii
In
various
mil-ilJU
v
tLUiiiHiii:
(n;.sses
'hejil
uinlm
lb
aiispWs
lf"lhe
Jvorth
11.(2.
lti'iiiicnl,
sailed
tliii
iiiorniu
liy
(lo
li'tt)tier
Priinn
Itiiperl
on
Mietr
re(ilrn
lo
Work
I'oinl
ltac-
raeks,
lrforia.
i
Tin'
City
of
I'rinre
llupeH
have
for
immeiliato
Rule
u
limifed
nuiuher
of
Irees
incJinliit
Lilacs,
hahurnums,
.Moimlaiii
Ash,
llnrse
Cheslnul,
Planes.
Ilollys,
lteeches
ami
Itrooni.
Pronerly
Imlilers
wishing
lo
inireliuse
will
kin.lly
make
npplirulinn
lo
Ihe
olliee
of
Ihe
C.ily1
lOnitineer
where
irices
ami
full
purlirulars
are
avail-ahle.
4W
J.
A.
Siijjlh,
who
has
Wit
here
for
Ihu
past
ten
days
iiispeel
iujj
work
of
renovation
al
Ihe
Seal
Cove
mill
which
he
is
lo
reopen
tins
springr,
relurued
lo
Vancouver
on.
Ihe
J'rince
Hupcri
(his
morniuK.
A
cony
of
Ihe
lenlalive
ayreeinenl
between
Ihe
cily
and
mill
resnccl
ini
power'
and
waler
supply
and
taxation
is
now
in
Mr
Smith's
hands.
After
il
has'
been
r:'
urnctl
by
him.
(lie
i
niter
wi.ll
be
pu'
to
u
Vote
ol
the
proper1!
owners.
A
drop
on
any
eciFina
uort
or
(letting
crop-tlun
and
you'll
be
alili-
to
ml
and
ulcrp
omf
jnoro.
Think
luvt
a
drop)
1
it
worth
tryLngf
Ctt
a
trial
bottlo
Imlay.
'
Tl"
fnl
SI.
00
baltl
rtlltvn
r
ytut
'
meter
back.
Try
I),
D.
0.
iff,
li.
ORMES
LIMITED
ft
MADE
IN
CANADA
SOLD
AND
RECOMMENDED
BY
GROCERS
EVERYWHERE
Yafhalla
meeting
Imiiylit
Scollish
Ilance.
under
auspices
of
SI.
Andrew's
Sociely,
will
In
h"lil
in
Melrnpole
Hall,
Friday.
March
0,
'J
p.m.
Tickets
75c.
arh.
Mrs
lias
In
A.
Holt
of
Itegina,
who
n
visitiiur
for
a
couple
nf
weeks
al
Anynic,
arrived
from
th
norlh
on
I
his
morning's
sleamer
and
will
leave
for
Ihe
East
.n
tomorrow
night
s
train.
S.
II.
Hopkins;,
government
naeiil
at
Sinitlier,
arrived
in
the
city
on
Ihe
train
"Yliis
inornin-
and
.proceeded
liy
The
steamer
1'riMue
HuiMrt
lo
..VuBconver
and
Viclorin
ou
private
'business.
CO.M.M.
freighter
Cantidian
Yoyasfcur,
which
in
coming
hen
iron
Ho
sotiiii
for
overhaul
in
Ihe
dry
dock,
was
oir
Pine
Island
ul
7
'O'ckx'k
las
evening
ami
may
lie
lirre
by
tomorrow
morning.
I'irktii
slimmer
C.-inlemi
is
lie-in?
'withdrawn
from
service,
Vaw-omi-r
for
annual
overhaul
and
the
steamer
Cumosun
will
tnkii
her
run
this
week,
arriving
from
Ihe
soufh
on
Sunday
nijihl.
C
Uhuoibers,
manager
of
lln
Xnus;
Harlior
cannery,
arrived
in
tin,
city
last
night
on
(lie
Yen-lure
from
Vairiouxer
where
he
has
hern
spending
Ihe
winter.
II
vvfll
proceed
In
Ihe
'Nias
Itiver
on
Ihe
Camosui'
Sunday
nir-'hl.
-Mrs.
Kii-il
Porrill
and
child,
who
have
heen
here
for
Ihe
pasl
few
weeks
vis'illn
Villi
'Mr.
I'orrill's
narenls,
Mr.'
ami
Mrs.
11.
T.
Willell,
Waldron
Apartments,
returned
lo
New
Weslniinsler
om
Ihe
Prince
itupert
this
niorniii.
(.
W.
Ariwtl,
head
of
Ihe
Ar-nelt
Jiredjiing
i
Harpe
('.
which
has
the
I'ontracl
for
the
dlirpiiiR
and
lowin;
of
pravel
for
the
ele
valor
ftiiinilalinns,
sailed
Ihi-mornintr
on
Ihe
,
I'rlncc
Ilupcrl
for
Vancouver.
He
e.vpecls
lo
return
shortly.
Mrs.
I.awi'enee
Moore,
who
has
been
visiting
here
for
the
past
few
weeks
willi
her
parentis,
I'niled
Stales
Consul
and
Mrs.
A.
K.
Wakefield,
relurped
Ibis
niorniujf
0
the
sleamer
I'rince
HuMjf
with
her
child
lo
hrr
home
in
'Ib'lliiiKliaui,
WasliiiiK-lon.
'
Miss
Alorri
sou
ami,
Miss
V.
Cameron,
traduales
of
Ihe
.
Vancouver
(ieneral
llospil'al)
will
arrive
in
Ihe
cily
on
the
CamOsiin
Sudday
uiRht
lo
lake
positions
oi
the
slulT
of
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
(ieneral
Hospital
made
vitcaut
ly
Ihe
depart
lire
of
Miss
Crone
and
Miss
liailey
for.
Ihe
snulli.
i
.
William
(ireen
and
Moses
Wilson,
HnxcHon
Indian,
seiileueedj
respectively
to
serve
terms
of
twelve
months
and
eiglileen
moiilhs
Tor
theft
from
Ihe
dwelling
of
Alfred
Mane,
another
Indian
at
llazellon,
and
Fred
l'red-erinlison,
vvliite
of
Hazel
I
on,
who
wil
do
six
liionllis
at
Okalla
for
assaull.
were
hroutrhl
lo
lhij'cilv
by
Ihe
provincial
police-.
thU
morniiiK
and
taken
on
-soulli
on
Ihe
lemiier
l'lineu-JUil'crt.
H
ere
an
ere
Mineral
production
in
Canada
for
1924
is
estimated
at
$203,194,000,
as
compared
with
$214,079,331
in
the
preceding
year,
according
to
a
preliminary
statement
issued
by
the
Department
of
Mines.
Metallic
minerals
accounted
for
$96,034,000
of
the
total,
followed
by
fuels
and
other
non-metallica
with
$73,830,000
and
structural'
materials
and
clay
products
with
$33,330,000.
The
Port
of
Montreal
created
a
new
world
record
in
1924
for
the
amount
of
grain
handled
by
any
one
port
in
any
one
year,
namely,
105,-139,396
bushels,
while
from
January
1
to
November
30
she
handled
94,-366,508
bushels
more
than
her
nearest
competitor
and
17,332,709
bushels
more
than
the
seven
next
busiest
ports
combined.
Described
as
the
finest
coastal
vessel
in
the
world,
the
"Princess
Kathleen,"
recently,
launched
by
Lady
Mount
Stephen,
widow
of
the
late
Lord
Mount
Stephen,
a
former
president
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
left
Glasgow
on
January
15
on
her
ten
thousand
mile
journey
through
the
Panama
canal
to
join
the
Canadian
Pacific's
fleet
of
coastal
steamships
plying
the
seaboard
of
British
Columbia.
A
hiftoric
pageant
ot
some
proportions
is
being
planned
by
the
Calgary
exhibition
board
for
this
year,
its
object
being
to
commemorate
the
fiftieth
anniversary
of
the
founding
of
the
city
by
the
old
North-West
Mounted
Police
in
1875.
In
the
period
which
has
since
elapsed,
Calgary
has
grown
to
be
an
extremely
bu?y.
modern
city,
having
a
population
of
75,000.
A
stampede
similar
-to
those
held
in
Calgary
in
previous
years
is
atao
planned
for
this
summer.
The
itinerary
of
the
"All
Blacks,"
New
Zealand's
wonderful
rugby
team,
hitherto
unbeaten,
in
their
tour
of
Canada,
was
announced
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
recently.
Land-ingvat
St.
John,
N.B.,
on
January
31,
from
the
company's
steamship
"Montlaurier,"
the
team
will
proceed
across
the
Dominion
via
Canadian
Pacific
lines.
They
will
make
short
stays
at
Montreal,
on
February
1;
Toronto,
February
2;
Niagara
Falls,
February
3;
Calgary.
February
6;
Banff,
February
7-9
i
Vancouver,
February
10-21,
and
sail
from
San
Francisco
on
the
25th.
Calgary
is
giving
them
a
ball
and
dance
at
the
Palliser
Hotel,
they
will
take
part
in
the
Banff
winter
carnival,
and
will
play
teams
from
Vancouver
and
Victoria
while
on
the
coast.
Very
heavy
summer
travel
is
an
ticipated
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
during
1925,
especially
to
conventions
on
the
Pacific
coast
of
Canada
and
the
United
States,
C.
B.
Foster,
passenger
traffic
manager
of
the
company,
announced
recently.
Canadian
and
American
railroads
expect
150,000
persons
to
attend
these
conventions,
some
of
which
will
be
very
large.
At
least
thirty
westward
bound
special
trains,
and
as
many
eastward
bound,
will
be
provided
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
to
handle
the
delegates,
Mr.
Foster
stated,
and
Banff
and
Lake
Louise
expect
great
seasons,
trs
so
many
of
the
travellers
will
stop
off
at
those
famous
mountain
resorts.
There
will
also
be
a
very
heavy
movement
to
conventions
in
eastern
Canada
and
the
eastern
United
"
States.
I'lilon
sleamec
Venture.
Capl.
A.
.lolnisloue,
arrived
from
Vancouver
itnd
wayporls
al
P.
15
last
ni'-'hl
sailing
later
for
Anyo
and
Ihe
.Nans
Itiver.
lloinj
norlh
on
Ihe
vessel
from
here
were
1
1
Prince
Ilupcrl
Hifrh.
School
basketball
learns
who
are
to
play
a
series
of
games
al
Ihe
smellc
'own.
A
BAD
COLD
DEVELOPED
INTO
BRONCHITIS
Mr.
Levi
omli'ii.
.oiiliersl
Bliuii'.
.N.!.
w
riles:
-
"Mj
liiihy
fflrl
ImO
very
li.ul
1'nltl
whU'li
liirui-il
to
Ori.iulil
lis.
and
hu
mil
III
lliil
-lri'i
at
nielli
fur
the
1'iiUKlHiiK.
I
Kuve
her
t'UTytliliiir
I
rould
think
ir
lu
I'elii'Vi'
hi'i',
lint
ihiIIiUik
MM'inctl
in
du
lier
juiy-
KiMut.
hi
itl
flu'
vmiii
not
Ri'lllnir
any
In
ner.
I
was
udvlird,
by
a
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PINE
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1
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oil
with
It.
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fur
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yearn;
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only
Ly
Tim
T.
Mllburn
CoH
Llinlled,
Tuiuntu,
unt.
Women
often
ask
me
;
says
Mrs.
Experience
JiQW
J
Cjet
my
table
linen
so
immaml$e
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1
"I
take
it
as
a
real
compliment,
because
most
women
do
try
to
excel
in
their
table
linen.
"df
course,
I
tell
.them
the
way
I've
found
easiest
and
best
is
with
Sunlight
just
rubbing
the
linen
lightly
with
Sunlight,
rolling
it
up
and
putting
it
to
soak.
After
soaking,
perhaps
a
light
rubbing
here
and
there
may
be
called
for,
then
just
rinse,
and
the
linen
is
spotlessly
clean.
Fine
linens
should
be
protected
and
never
come
into
contact
with
anything
but
the
purest
soap.
,
'
;
"A3
a
household
soap
there
is
nothing
better
or
more
economical
than
Sunlight.
Every
particle
is
pure
soap,
with
no
wasteful
'filler.
Sunlight
is
mild
and
easy
on
the
'hands,
too."
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Brothers
Limited
of
Toronto,
make
it.
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