VINT
in
ing
wax.
Ii
vnii
llu
h;i
'dialing
rliurgt'.
iwers
every
Tuesday,
Rope
Weaving
every
Friday
from
1
to
6
p.m.
HERMEN!
.
ni
r
First
Aid
Kit
ami
-cc
llmi
it
is
rum-
.tunc
of
llit'
things
on
should
hive
on
LI
I!
pin
to
seu:
ADHESIVE
PLASTER
JES
EPSOM
SALTS
BORACIC
ACID
b
TOR
BURNS,
ABSORBENT
COTTON,
FIRST
AID
BOOK
'
..
IV
-oii
'l
Kil
von
will
nl-ii
;nwd
SHAVING
SOAP
BLADES
SHAVING
BRUSH
TOOTE
PASTE
TOOTH
BRUSH
riMin
ii
olid
lie
mi
re
el
ri
T!'iirg
s.
:.-l.irliou.
RMES
LTD.
eer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
e
Phone
82
and
200
a
Tide
Book
for
1925.
They
are
Fres.
Phone
123
I
"9
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
iners,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ICTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
'''it
is
equipped
In
handle
all
kinds
or
RSNE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
4U
and
385
flock.
Phono
109
K
Local
and
Personal
j
B
H
H.C.
Undertakers,
l'lione
it.
llayners,
Undertakers.
1'liune
351
You'll
like
our
:oull
Consum
ers
Coal
Co.
Phone.
7.
If
Tonight!
Chinese
jilay
in
Fullness
Theatre,
at
7.
So,
fur
Hit
benefit
xif
llu:
hospital.
Steamer
Anyox
it
disrhargiui-'
:J0ll
Ion.
uf
coal
at
I
lie
Cold
Storage
dork
anil
will
probably
gel
away
today.
Mis.
(i.
A.
Woodland,
Waldron
Aparlnieiils,
will
I'm
at
home
lo
morrow
and
on
llu:
first
Thur
day
in
Hit
inonlli
thcrenflrr.
Al
die
annual
meeting
of
the
Northern
II.
C.
Agricultural
and
Industrial
Association
last
uiglil.
Ihe
reliring
president,
Joe
(Ireer,
referred
lo
Hie
generous
support
I
hid
had
been
given
the
I'.t-'
1
I
'x
Ii
i
In
I
ion
by
the
public
generally.
He
voced
Ihe
-appreciation
of
Hie
board
lo
Hie
mayor
ami
rily
council,
cily
engineer,
sup-eriiilendeul
or
llliilies.
iress
and
others,
who
had
given
Iheir
as
sislauce
so
freely.
Al
a
lueelliiu
of
Ihe
St.
drew's
Society
last
nighl,
ralixetueuls
were
made
Tor
February
SO.
Baby's
restless
nights
might
be
avoided
Scalded
skin
and
other
skin
troubles
arc
common
causes
of
restlessness,
and
olten'
could
be
avoided
by
careful
bathing
witli
Haby's
Own
Soap.
Its
friiRrnnt
tntlier
rlrimws
mid
lirnl
llabv'a
nkin,
and
prepares
for
restful
ttleep.
"
its!
or
you
an
J
Baby
Inn"
.
pi'eseulalion
al
Ihe
evening
service
in
Hie
I'ysbylerian
Minrch
ncxl
Sunday
of
the
memorial
window
Tor
members
of
Ihe
Society
who
were
killed
in
Ihe
(ireal
War
which
has'beeu
erected
in
Hie
new
church.
The.
window
will
be
formally
presented
by
Thomas
MrClymnnl,
president
oT
Ihe
soeiely,
and
llev.
Dr.
II.
It.
(Irani
will
receive
II
on
lie-half
of
I
In
church.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
l.d.
Ii.
i;.
Children.
Fancy
IVess
Hall,
February
0.
Klks'
Smoker,
I'eliruary
10.
(i.W.Y.A.
Annual
Hall,
2.
C.X.Il.
Kmployes'
Annual
lla)l,
February
17.
lllks'
Annual
Novell)
dance,
wastJw
best
BAKER'S
COCOA
is
better
because
it
is
made
of
better
beans
by
a
better
process
and
has
a
better
flavor
than
other
kinds.
HAM
IN
CANADA
BY
WalterBaker&CaUmlted
1IA6U
SMC0
1
100
'
MonlrealCanada
DorcheslecMas.
Booui
or
choicc
Kum
un
rntt
Mrs.
Ircsses,
(iiahlman's
for
liouse
If.
A
charge
againsl
Toni
Adair
of
having
liiuor
uiilawrully
in
his
possession
'
tin
business
premises
was
dismissed
in
the
i-ily
police
court
this
morning.
faKHT
HAS
BALANCE
Good
Management
Reflected
Financial
Statement
at
Annual
Meeting.
in
Itecejpls
of
Ihe
Fair
Hoard
for
the
year
ll'i
totalled
$11,
IKr.05
and
expenditure
was
I0,-
(.'."('i.
leaving
a
balance
on
the
year's
operations
of
132.
(15,
as
against
a
balance
on
hand
oT
ti;i0.88
al
the
beginning
of
Hut
year,
accoiilin
lo
Hie
annual
financial
statement
presented
to
Hie
general
meeting
of
Hie
Northern
It.
C.
Agricultural
and
Industrial
Association
which
was
held
last
night.
Ill
making
certain
explanations
in
connection
with
Ihe
financial
report,
Frank
libh,
honorary
secretary
of
-
Ihe
Fair
lloaqd.
slaled
Ihe
balance
oil
baud
al
the
beginning
of.
ID
J
I
was
sl30.-88
as
compared
with
s
iu:i.:i(
He
year
before
so
thai
the
1
112
i
I
board
had
slarled
out
wilh
aboul
3T('
less
of
a
surplus
lhau
Hie
board
preceding.
The
provincial
grant,
which
was
decreasin;-'
every
year,
had
been
f'205
or
$10
less
in
11121,
but
the
Civic
grant
(1,500
J
was
r00
more,
due
to
Hie
sympathetic
interest
las
year's
council
had
lakeu
in
Ihe
work
or
Ihe
hoard
and
Ihe
splendid
co-operalion
received
from
individual
members
of
the
council,
particularly
In
represenla-lives
on
Ihe
Fair
Hoard.
Tolnl
receipts
for
11121'
had
been
$171.12
less
than
1023,
due
lo
Ihe
camitnk:
queen
conies!
having
brought
in
I.37H
more
the
year
previous
hill
paid
admissions
al
Hie
gale
in
l!2i
had
increased
by
iSill.'o
conslilnl
ill's'
a
silent
lesliinony
lo
llu
or
tfuniiNilion
work
rurried
on
Ihrougluiul
Ihe
year
by
l.
.Meli
lluiiler,
Hie
.iiiauagaiug
director
Mxpendilurcs
in
ID'.M
had
been
J
707.
13
less
lhau
Ihe
year
preceding,
in
spile
of
lli"
fact
thai
ifH72.i')2
had
been
si
eul
iii
permanent
repairs
lo
llu
building.
The
sum
-of.
I,
(11
3.
1
8
had
heen
paid
oul
jn
pri.e
money,
litis
being
378.00
more
than
in
IV23
and
representing
500
or
('.00
more
entries
in
Ihe
vnriom
classes.'
The
sum
of
2.7."0
had
been
stieul
on
spnrls
and
al-Iraclions
including
$000
for
I
In1
Kilmuuil
band
ami
$500
on
lb'
Ketchikan
excursion
lo
Ihe
cily.
Concluding
his
remarks.
.Mi'.
1
i
1
1
1
1
expressed
Ihe
belief
thai.
Judging
from
Ihe
balance
sheet.
1021
could
safely
be
described
as
a
year
oT
progress.
There
was
a
failh-healer
of
Deal
Wlunsaid,
"Alllinugh
paid
isn't
real,
'
If
I
sit
nil
a
pin
Ami
il
punctures
my
skin,
1
dislike
what
I
fancy
I
reel."
I
ary
4,
1925.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
TBREI
rn
to
Make
LAMP
SHADES,
DAINTY
FAVORS,
DECORATIONS
MOULD
WEAVE
ATTRACTIVE
BASKETS
With
Crepe
Paper
Rope.
Itakcl.
Vases.
Trnys,
ami
Lamp-
arc
ca.y
and
Incxpi'usivo
lit
make.
:AE
BROS.
LTD.
xing
Sleep
With
"Our
Special"
mmons
Unit
$40.00
complete
c
Watnnl
Sli'i-I
lied,
iioii-siigsiiif,'
coil
spring
""'
fell
mallrcss.
's
Home
Furnishings
land
1st
Street
BianNational
Railways
Prince
Rupert
KDGCK
SHIPYARD
P.
KENNY
-
DENTIST
'''
'OIir
III
111
v
lll'liee
fill
lleill:il
Work
lire
y
I'
'IIHONAI.
ATTKNTION.
Tin
work
i
,
uiiiuii
delay.
Appointments
nre
made
and
My
Tees
always
have
heen
nuulerale.
It
will
r
GET
MY
ESTIMATE
FIRST
Al
Hie
iiicoiiinf
of
Ihe
school
board
lal
night
Ihe
trustees
were
urged
In
visit
llu;
chool
oflen
ami
Ihis
was
agreed
Auelion
sale
of
.salved
malerial
from
S.S.
Kennccolt
tomorrow.
February
5,
al
2.30
p.m.,
at
Provincial
ioeriimenl
Wharf.
Ite-eeiver
uf
Wrecks.
Knlerlaiiimeiil,
Including
com-Hly
idaylel,
at
lloolli
ijehoo.
audilnrium,
February
1
1
ami
J.
al
H
ii.
m.
Tickets
of
all
school
htldren.
A
good
laugh
assur
ed.
I.
II.
I).
II.
Children's
annual
lam-v
Dress
Hall
in
Ihe
Klks'
Home
on
Friday,
February
(i
from
7.:t0
lo
J
2.
Children
5
Or
peciaiors
.inc.
i
ancy
circus
op-
tionul.
All
cliildreii
welcome.
Cant.
.1.
II.
(iillali.
of
S.in.l-
spil,
who
h:is
lieeii
a
palii-nl
in
I
lie
local
liospllal
for
llie
oast
week,
was
discharged
from
Hi
iosliliilion
yeslerday,
and
is
rcg
islercil
al
the
Prince
Ilupcr
hotel.
Louis
(loss,
charged
in
the
cily
police
court
Ihis
morning
will
having
liipmr
uiilaw'iilly
in
his
possession
al
the
Purl
Clement
dull
premises,.
was
fined
r0
in
I
Hi-
idly
police
court
Ihis
uioru-
uii.'.
Passengers
sailing
for
Van-
.oiixer
on
Ihe
.
'lh(n
sleamer
r.ai'di'iia
Ias
iiig.ht
included
W
I.
I.evirs,
S.
I..
,Unl,
Mrs.,
Agiies
l.oekharl.
II.,
II.
Miller.
I..
Ilos.
wiek,
II.
S.
Wallace,
(i.
Hopkins
W.
II.
Itlake
and
Mrs.
1).
Killas.
1
Ml
IT
.
1
1
back
as!
am
imicmbcr
Bakers
MUCH
MONEY
DONATED
TO
EDUCATIONAL
AND
RELIGIOUS
PURPOSES
Name
of
University
Changed
In
Order
to
bo
Able
to
Use
Bequest
A
shnr'
lime
ago.
J.
H.
Duke,
of
New
Jersey,
a
well
known
Lulled
stales
millionaire,
set
aside
property
valued
at
i0.-0011.000
for
educational,
charitable,
and
religious
purposes,
and
or
this
amount
$0,000,(100
was
lo
go
lo
Trinity
College,
Durham,
N.C.,
on
condition
that
i'
changed
ils
name
lo
Duke
University.
The'
Hoard
of
Trustee
met
on
December
2'J,
ami
decided
to
change
Ihe
name
ami
pockel
the
$0,000,000.
The
new
University
will
also
receive
32
pep
ceni.
of
Ihe
income'
from
Ihe
property:
22
tier
cent,
will
go
In
the
main
tenance
of
hospitals,
JO
per
cent.
lo
Ihe
support
uf
orphans,
both
while
and
colored,
III
per
cent.
lo
build
and
maintain
Miurchc
in
North
Carolina,
2
per
cent
will
go
lo
support
.superannuated
preachers
and
Hie
widows
and
orphans
of
deceased
prvachers.
and
t
i
per
cent,
will
go
lo
Hirer
other
educational
institutions.
one
of
(hem
colored.
Practical!)'
all
of
Ibis
money
is
to
he
spent
in
North
and
South
Carolina.
Many
Endowments
The
Central
Christian
Advocate
lakes
occasion
In
mention
thai
(ieiirge
Kastmaii.
Hie
kodak
manufacturer,
has
given
away
$58,00(1,00(1;
Mlllon
S.
Jlcrshey
has
given
away
$00.(1(111,000
lo
found
a
home
for
orphan
boys.
Henry
lluulinglou
has
given
$l5.li0(i.iiu(l
to
round
and
endow
a
library;
Hie
Allinau
fortune
ot
30,
000.
lino
goes
lo
the
fiuearls;
'he
University
oT
Chicago
lias
iicnefilcd
largely
from
Ihe
Itocke-
feller
gifls.
and
$135
(lon.uno
of
Mr.
Ilockefeller's
money
has
gonf
lo
Ihe
(ieneral
education
Hoard
and
another
su.nno,000
has
goni
to
the
Laura
Spellinan
Hocke-
reller
Memorial
to
"belter
the
'ondilion
of
women
ami
eliildr
throughout
Ihe
world."
Colleges
Too
Colleges
have
been
largely
en
doweil
by
privale
generosity;
Harvard
bus
$Cii,O()U,nu0;
Yale.
35,70(i,nui;
jjhicago,
$32.25
i,-umi;
ami
.Stanford"
ha
$27,270,-(i(i(i.
I
luring
Ihe
past
ten
years
il
is
reckoned
that
private
gift!
of
this
character
have
totalled
$2,00(1.0110,(11111.
Whether
we
eanj
approve
or
not
of
all
(he
giHs,
al
least
they
do
seem
to
testify
in!
eloquent
fashion
lo
Ihe
fact
thai
wealthy
men
today
are
coming
lol
recognize
thai
Iheir
wealth
is
really
a
trust
for
Ihe
good
of
lhc
people.
j
CANADIAN
MILLER
IS
148
MILES
OUT
BOUND
FOR
RUPERT
C.d.M.M.
freighter
Canadian
Miller
reported
her
position
Ihis
lifternoon
118
miles
from
Prince
lluperl
bound
in.
The
local
'office
lias
not
been
advised
of
Ihe
approach
of
the
vessel
and
no
arrangements
have
ycl
been
made
for
the
semling.out
of
a
dlot.
Advertise
in
Iho
Daily
News
A
NEW
FLAVOR
The
double
richness
of
St.
Charles,
as
compared
with
ordinary
milk,
gives
n
new
and
delicious
flavor
not
only
to
cakes
but
lo
all
recipes
and
dishes
that
call
for
milk.
Write
for
free
Recioo
Book.
7hc
TJ3eydsn
Cajirmlid
i
Vancouver.
At
the
end
of
washday
how
old
do
you
feel?
..And
a
few
years
of
this
tiring
toil
will
mike
you
actually
ts
old
In
appetrtnc
as
on
day's
work
now
makes
you
feet
Keep
your
youth
by
using
our
Thrif.T-service.
Its
cost
is
very
slight,
yet
your
tntire
bund!,
will
b
washed
carefully,
the
flat
work
will
be
ironed,
and
just
the
wearing
apparel
left
fof
you
to
finish.
And
this
comes
back
to
you
damp,
ready
to
starch
and
iron
or
hang
on
the
Una.
May
we
send
for
your
bundle
next
washday
t
5c
Per
Pound,
Plus
1c
Per
Piece.
Minimum
Charge
$1.00
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
AND
DRY
CLEANER
Phone
8.
StnJit:
"RupeYt
Fish
Fresh
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
Sockeye,
etc.
Salt
Fish
Herring,
Salmon,
Black
Cod,
Grey
Cod
Shell
Fish
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
.Miimii
in
i
i
SAVACE
Washer
and
Dryer
Has
no
Wringer,
needs
none.
Won
(Sold
Medal
nt
Inst
(Quebec
Inhibition
over
all
American
and
Canadian
Machines.
Cash
Price
SI
85.00;
nlso
sold
on
term.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
601
YOU
WANT
THEM
WE
HAVE
THEM
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
FAMED
Trade
M
LONDON
111
11
The
Gin
you
will
k
for
again
-
the
standard
of
purity
for,
over
160
years.
$3.25
Pee
Bottle.
The
Gin
for
you
is
"II.
&
U."
Night
Phones
Red
618
Gr.
601
539
This
advertisement
Is
.not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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