rnhriinrv
h.
1925.
THE
DAILY
KETVS
P.CE
yTvT.
BROKE
RECORD
EoVe-Holdinrf
Saws'
LOCAL
LIBRARY
'S5M0NDS'
SAWS
SIHOXDS
CICADA
SAW
CO.
MONTREAL
Vancouver
ST.Jomk,
N.B.
BUY
YOUR
Fresh
Meats
AT
ECONOMY
STORE
i)jn
iici-r.
mt
id..
.
ioc
J't
Itoasis.
per
III.
12'l'C
ami
15o
J'rii;::1
f
t
i
I
llnasls,
III.
20c
uhi
ami
T
I'"'"'
Sleaks.
Hi
,30
II.
:,
il
Sleaks.
-per
Ik
25c
i
I
or.
'?
Il'
for'
:25c
!
)i
ippiuu.
'-'
cakes
25c
m
I'uri.
Chops.
Hi.
35c
Uiiiiinlr
I'urk
Chops,
per
Hi
25c
r',n
.
Sausage,
per
Hi..
.
30c
!
-r
Si
-ay.
p'i'
Hi.
20o
Economy
Store
423
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phone
18.
DRY
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
50c
Per
Sack
,
HydeTransfer
13S
Second
Avenue.
Phont
E80.
Nloht
or
Day.
Wr
BUY
BOTTLES.
JUST
ARRIVED
Children's,
Growing
Girls'
and
Misses'
SHOES
At
Lowest
prices
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
Dr.
E.
S.
T
AIT
DENTIST.
Hlgrton
Blood.
PHIriCE
RUPERT.
B.
O.
Office
Hours,
9
U
8.
Phone
688.
0pa
Evenings
Only
Far
Special
Appointment.
Wore
Books
Taken
Out
Than
Ever
Before
in
Single
Month.
OFFICERS
ARE
CHOSEN
(Estimates
for
Year
Prepared
But
May
Have
to
be
Revised.
'Dial
t
In
jiiililic
liliravy
is
be-ing
Used
jiiorc
I
han
ever
before
is
Mm1
information
muiuinod
m
a
report
made
liy
the
librarian
!al
lit
luceliug
of
Ilic
lilirary
'
Itoanl
lal
evening.
Whereas,
in
j.lanuary
of
last
year
lln
tola!
eiioiiniiion
ntr
I
In
month
wa
I'.fiil,
I
hi.
year
I
lie
number
has
iiici'o.'isoil
In
.l,.:io,
an
increase
nf
HWi
hiHik.s
lakon
mil.
Tins
lii'al
all
previous
records
fur
i
single
llliilllli.
During
Mm
iiiiiiiIIi
I
lien
were
(it
now
rci.il
rat
iiin.i
ami
only
five
canccllul
ions
uf
c;i
i-il
..
I
li
lnlal
llllliilici-
nf
cards
mil
being
11.7011.
I
Five
Imrikx
yen
received
iltir-ing
lli
month,
liy
gift
ami
i.'l
liy
purchase,
n
i
tt
k
i
ii
i.i'H.'l
hooks
iiillogclhor
on
Iho
Im1vp.i.
II.
I
.
Pillion
was
aipiiintil
president
fur
I
In
year.
Rev.
(i.
li.
I
Hacker
refusing
In
again
lake
jlho
pnsiiinu.
(i.
V.
Wilkinson
was
a
nam
appointed
secretary
'ninl
some
cniiipliiiifiilary
re-'marks
were
made
about
tin
good
.work
In
hail
done,
especially
In
;lln
arliir
days
nf
tin
lilirary.
A
toller
whs
read
fruin
tlx
directors
of
I
lit
lilirary
al
Revd-
Is'nkc
ukllljtr
linw
1
1
1
1
-1
1
support
1
1
1
in
lilirary
lion1
ri
ivcil
from
I
In-
city.
'I'lii
secretary
stall
1
1
1
;i
i
In
hail
alri'aily
replied
i
in--'
tin'
iiifnriiialfim
anl
wish-
!
1
1I
if
lllCIII
sUCCI'SS.
!
Ai
l
Inn-
Smith
ami
James
lllark
were
appninli'il
a
eninniilloo
lo
I
iiivcsl
iunlr
the
leaky
cmiililinu
nf
jlho
mi
if
anil
lo
report
as
In
III.
i
Ill's
I
moans
nf
dealing
willi
il.
(The
general
impression
seemed
llu
In
thai
il
wtmlil
have
lo
In
Children
Keep
House
In
the
nursery
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
S.S.
Montlaurier.
You
might
b
content
to
lay
upon
the
decks,
hut
the
young
ones
must
have
so
met
hi
np
to
kw;
them
out
of
mischief
-hence
their
own
special
recreation
quarter.
BURNS
CONCERT
GIVEN
ANYOX
Fine
Pronram
of
Music,
Reading
and
Danclnn
for.
Great
Occasion.
AX
VOX.
l-cli.
i.
I'ndor
the
auspices
of
Hi,.
I'liniii
I'.IiiiitIi
a
concert
was
staged
in
Reerea-liuii
Hall
ilui'iiif
(In
week,
in
'oiiimiiiior.ilion
of
Robert
Jiurns
ami
was
one
of
I
he
most
.
ciijny-
I
able
over
attended
hy
an
Anynx
.....
.
aiiiiioncc.
.til
no
numiiors
on
llu
program,
were
well
reoeivon
hy
the
gathering
present,
encores
being
ilciiiahilcil
aain
aini
asaln.
and
wen
graciously
ri'spomlcil
In
hy
I
host
narliripaliiifz.
The
pro-yiam
ciiiilnincil
-i
unci
h
i
ti
fm
I'vcrylinily.
I
lion
wen
sours.
ilanros,
roailinji.s,
iiiHtrumonlni
iiiiMiliirs
mill
orrlii'slral
xi1i-
;cni'i-ci
willi
fi'll.
Al
pri'srnl
tin
lions,
llu
latter
jliMiiks
an
in
ilanj-'cr
of
lnint:!nrilii'slia,
uiuh'r
Ul.imiiKi'd.
!
I'.slimati's
for
Hie
year
wrro
prcparcil
ami
passed,
.oihjecl
lo
.revision
in
case
il
is
Make
draslie
action
in
cnnncCtlmi
I
with
the
ic
f
of
Ihe
liiiildillR.
,
Miss
Mortimer
reported
sho
.had
lieen
asked
lo
prepare
shorl
iianer
for
llu
llrilisli
Col
limliia
Library
Association
on
Hie
problems
of
a
new
ljbrary.
'sin
had
reporled
fm
what
wan
liein-r
ilone
here
and
lold
of
some
iof
her
prtilileins
ami
her
paper
had
been
read
In
the
association
by
Miss
Muriel
(Irani,
former
ilihiiirian
here,
('niifrralulalions
In
the
local
lilirary
on
its
work
Iliad
been
forwarded
from
the
as-sneiiii
ion.
TOO
EFFICIENT
"Why
did
ynu
dismiss
your
new
etliciencv
export?
Couldn't
ho
slinw
results?"
Ilosulls?
Why.
iT
I'd
kepi
him
miollier
week
he'd
owned
the
J
biisiiioss
and
fired
mo.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailinirs
rrmii
I'rince
ni:p;ri.
'Of
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
non
Bay,
Hid
Altrl
B,-
Tutidty,
6
PM.
fof
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Altrl
Bty,
tnd
Swtnton
Bay,
8tlurdty,
10
A.F.
ANVOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sundtjf,
8
P.M.
for
ANVOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
tnd
Natl
Rltr
Ctnnirlu,
Frldty
A.M.
K
2nd
Aftnut.
J.
Barnilty,
Agtnl.
Prlnet
Ruptrt,
B
O.
of
Slcwarl
Stifle.
.hy
llu
lUks
Llio
liailorfhii
Alri'joly
a
.area
I,
favorilo
wjlli
Aitvnvt3fViiil
ioii(s.
It,
.MiikiIocIi.
flricll.
InLi
iiffival
in
i"imii,
KaiiK'il
w.Al
'
i
.
;
I
new
admirers
!
llio
spiomuu
manner
in
which
be
roiiilerod
his
chnioo
of
sonas.
Ho
whs
in
aparticulnrly
fine
voice,
and
willi
Miss
Violol
McKay
iiaxo
the
aud
ience
a
Ileal
ill
the
sinking
o'
I
wo
duels,
"Cronked
Ilawbeo"
and
"Will
Ye
Call?
Awa?
1
or
solo
numbers
Miss
McKay
rlioose
"Sin
In
mo
llio
Auld
Scotch
Sonus"
and
for.au
encore
"Coin-in"
Through
the
llyc,"
Ihe
rendering
of
this
ialler
old
favorile
being
vory
(food,
indeed.
'llio
readings
were
well
done
.1.
Murdoch
reading
"Man
win
niaiio
to
mourn,"
while
.1.
Webster
rrealeil
considerable
merri
menl
with
"Wee
I'uu'gy."
The
comedy
of
the
Yvoninjf
was
.siii-nlloil
I
iv
'.I.
Thoinpsnn
In
Seol-
...
lis
h
c
iarnelori.alions.
Most
en-
Jnyable
were
the
violin
solos
liy
W.
.lack.
.1.
Milcbell
rocoivod
woll-nioriled
oucnres
for
hi"3
singing
of
two
songs,
"Lassie
jif
1
M
i
n'
being
parlieularly
well
dono.
I,
McCaiilloy
sang
".Mary
of
Argyll"
ami
was
gonoroush
niiplamlod.
The
solo,
dance,
hy
Miss
Mabel
'Sloven
Ave
re
well
ex-culed,
Ihe
i
"Sailor's
Hornpipe"
especially
so.
In
tl.io
"Highland
Scoltischo"
rr
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1023.
Has
produce
Minerals
as
follows:
l'loccr
OKI,
$70,!Kl2,'J0:i;
Lmle
Hobl,
$li:,-r':,irir,;
Silver,
!j!(i:i,r.:2,(irir;
Lead,
$58,1:,001;
Copper,
J)il7t),0l(l,r.0S;
Zinc,
!?27,-"'llr.d;
Miscidiaiip.iiis
Minornls,
$i,0S,2r7;
Hunl
nud
Hnkp,
$250,(10S,I
III;
lliiibling
sloi.o,
Hrirk,
Coinoiit,
el..,
fW,
M
5,211
'.
;
making
ils
Mineral
1'ro.liicli.ui
In
Ihe
eml
,il
ll'?'l
show
nn
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,
304,320
i"'R
Mining
Laws'
o(
lliis
Pruvinco
nro
more
lil.oral
and
tlio
foes
lower
llinu
llioso
of
lly
olher
I'riiviuoe
in
Hie
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
Hi'ilisli
Umpire.
Mineral
locations
are
gran
foil,
to
discoverers
l""r
nominal
fees.
AIimiIuIc
Tillca
arc
nl.lnino.il
by
developing
"
pro'crlies,
llio
sociirily
of
which
iinraiilecd
hy
Crown
(Irnnls.
'
"H
inforniatidn
together
wil.h
Mining
Ilotwrls
and
Mnp,
may
he
ohlnined
gratis
is
h.v
ll""?S"l'f
THE
HON.
THE
MINI8TER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
I
lii
Killy
ami
Kdna
Herein
gave
a
vi'ry
jsfat'i"
fill
cxhiliil
inn
nf
child
dancing.
Tin
I'liairnian
fnr
li
mci'rl
was
'I'.
Kirkwoihl.
Ae-
nmpauisls
for
tlmsi'
taking
par!
won
aiesiiauies
i
y
1
1
1
1
ami
iiirrin
ami
Messrs.
Smilliam.
dresser
mil
llai-ris.
COMMUNITY
PLAYERS
ORGANIZE
AT
ANYOX
In
order
lo
oci
ainnally
provide
ainuseim'iil
nf
a
dramatic
nature
fnr
the
lieiiefil
of
Auyox
'oik
who
Darn
for
this
particular
nrl
nf
c
ulf
rlaiiinicnt,
an
nr-ani.aliinu
to
bo
known
as
Ihe
'Community
I'layers"
was
foi'in-oi
I
in
Anyox
dui'iiifr
the
pasl
.veek,
and'
preparal
ions
for
im-
tueiliate
voliearsals
of
the
first
olu.V
lo
bo
nreseiilod
were
com-
pleleil.
OTficors
elected
were
Maiiafier,
(ieorjjo
Warwick;
sec
relary-lreasnror.
Miss
Itoweua
Minmpinn
;
Mtar-'e
maii'i;er,
J".
M.
Kelley.
A
ca'slini-'
commilli'O
was
also
chosen,
rmisisl
iiifr
nf
Mrs,
1.
Cde
Jr.1,1
II.
I).
Sniilhani
and
,lbe
slii.'e
'(nanajrer.
-T-
(iranby
.Vows,
ANYOX
BIRTHS
There
wore
born
al
llio
Anyox
Inspilal
leeenlly
a
son
lo
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
.lack
Carr,
aiUI
a
daughter
In
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I'.
Mc-
Dougall.
WORD
PUZZLE
A
GOOD
WAY
TO
J
f
5J
The
following
word
puzzle
was
made
by
a
loual
lady.
Kach
iiuni-jjj.
her
is
represenleii
ny
one
worn
j
ami
Ihe
"initial
loiters
oi
all
oi
lliein
spells
llio
name
of
one
of
Canada's
natural
resnureos.
The
cm-root
answer
will
bo
published
on
Thursday.
1
fish.
2
n
allack.
3
A
mood
-Useful
in
Ihe,
kilchen.
5
A
Hoc
fi
Siloul.
7
A
gaiinonl.
""
H.-Hoyonil
roach.
)
-.Necessary
In
life.
.
0
A
beverage.
1
1
Hart
or
Ihn
body.
I
To
swell.'
M
A
headland.
I
I
A
pronoun.
INCREASE
BUSINESS
Many
advert
ising
messages
Tail
to'nltraet
allonlion
because.
I
hoy
are
either
unaUraelivo
or
are
Inn
sleroolyjiod.
'Ibis
is
the
opinion
nf
one
of
our
.busiest
and
most
successful
business
firms
Albert.
&
Mc-Caffory,
Lid.
They
have
succeeded
in
inleroslinir
many
now
customers,
in
I
bo
slory
of
the
famous
Nanaimn
-
Wellington
enal
and
'since
llio
coat
ilsolf
.lives
.up
to
ils
reputation
Ihoso
cuslnmors
are
ruining
back
daily
for
more.
Nanaimo-
Wellington
coal
Is'
the
premier
fuel
for
Ihe
firenlaco.
range
and
furnace.
More
ffeal--less
ash
no
ruck
or
clinkers.'.
You
should
Iry
Xnnaimo-Wol-
linglon
as
sunn
as
your
present
supply
gels
low.
Holler
still,
(C
you
order
snino
now
you
can
lost
il
on
I
willi
llio
coal
you
are
now
using.
Naoalnin
-
Wellington
stand
supremo
when
a
conipar-
allve
lest
is
made.
Tv
secure
a
supply
phono,
AW
borl
t
Mct.affery
Lldf,
who
are
sole
agents
bore.
Their
phone
numbers
are
110
and
501.
tf
in
Is
your
wife
wiser
than
you?
IF
YOU
read
only
the
stock
and
sporting
pages,
and
your
wife
is
like
other
women,
she
is
wiser
thrn
you.
She
reads
the
shopping
news.
She
likes
to
hear
you
jingle
money
in
your
pockets.
She
likes
to
stretch
money
to
the
limit,
so
she
won't
have
to
ask
for
more.
She
likes
to
shop
strategically.
Know
what
she
does.
Comfortablv
at
home
in
a
cushiony
armchair,
she
scans
advertising
columns.
She
compares,
judges
and
selects
the
goods
she
desires;
maps
her
route;
with
least
effort
and
minimum
time,
goes
direct
to
the
planned
store
and
buys.
She
obtains
what
she
wants
at
the
lowest
price
it
is
offered.
She
is
certain
of
full
satisfaction,
for
she
knou)s
adoertised
goods
lioe
up
to
their
claims.
She
saves
time
and
steps,
and
returns
sufficiently
alert
to
enjoy
new
advertisements
and
to
prepare
you
an
appetizing
dinner.
'
These
advertisements
are
written
for
your
benefit
loo.
Read
them.
Help
her
help
you
save.
Buying
advertised
products
is
a
bond
investment-
not
a
stock
spszulatioi
Amateur
Radio
-
-
-
-
good
deal
of
regulalin?
is
Ham
Morris,
in
Ihe
studio
of
the
needed
in
connection
Willi
radio.
(icuorat
i-.iocinc
faouic
uoasi
I'ako
as
an
example
Ihe
silualion
i
Station,
Thursday
evening,
J-eb-
Vaiicnuver.
There
fans
com-
ruary
o.
Uelween
me
acis
ine
plain
Hint
a
loud
station
has
just
sprung
inlo
boiiis
which
makes
il
j'mpossible
to
gel
any
olher
station
e.Hher
in
the
city
or
outside
,
'llio
fan's
there.
are
wild
willi
inilisrnalioii
but
tbov
seem
Arion
Trio
will
bo
board.
An
ideal
form
of
radio
enlor-
laiiiiiicnl,
a
cnmhinaliou
of
lalk-
jug,
singing,
orchestra
musici
ami
hinnoroiis
dialogue,
.
all
In
have
no
recourse.
.Radio
lias,
woven
iiilo
an
jnlorosljug
,.
story."
Lbi'iVViuo,
ojmpnrlanl
a.
factor,
.in-1
1
(r
cjinuo-4)perwA1ll
hepresontt
the
life
or
the
people
inai
us.,.,
j,
K(io,
Saturday
evening,
furlber
neglect
should
bo
resent-j
iVbruary
7.
Cilhorl
and
Sulli-
ed
bv
radio
fans.
Apparently
il
is
a
mailer
for
the
Iwuninion
Covernmonl
lo
handle.
Nelson
has
,a
broadcasting
alion,
yd
.Nelson
is
not
anv
larger
place
than
Prince
unpen.
Knlorlainmeuls
.and
news
Hems
are
sent
out
regularly
in,
I
bat
oily
by
a
club,
formed
for
the
purpose
and
this
makes
.Nelson
conlro
for
the
radio
district.
So
il
should
bejn
Prince
import
The
news
ileius
cnnlain
fuels
abnul
Ihe
oily
dovolopniont
and
prices
paid
for
produce'
there.
Cony,
Moony,
Miney,
Mo,
Cat
eh
a
song
on
Ihe
radio;
If
it's
squeaky,
don't
lot
go,
Tune
it
in
u'lHIlo
mo'.
Vicuna
is
about
lo
erect
a
municipal
radio
sending
slation
which
is
.to
cosi
t.ono.noo.non
crowns.
II
is
lo
be
used
solely
for
.official
business.
The
fire
department
especially
is
to
use
it
extensively.
Nine
of
the
KCO
.players
di-reclo.l
by
Wilda
Wilson
Church,
audio
drama
leohnician
and
om-'
pressario,
will
produce
Hie
Ibreo-aol
farce
"Mrs.
Temple's
Telegram,"
by
Frank
Wyall
and
WiU
.van
s
snappy
jMraios
oi
aneo"
has
boon
soloclod
I
RADIO
BUNK.
rearranged
lo
suit
the
conditions
.if
broadcasting.
Carl
Anderson
vill
direct
the
company
of
eleven
singers
and
instrumentalists',
who
will
represent
Ihe
villain-)
ins
.characters
of
I
ho
plot,
and
those
unfortunates
oT
,tho
slnry
who
have
fallen
inlo
the
clulch.os
of
Ihe
"Pirates."
There
was
a
dealer
in
our
I
own
Ami
ho
was
wondrous
.wise.
He
bought
a
lino
of
radio
And
praised
it
lo
(lie
.skies.
1
tut
soon
Ihe
customers
.returned
.lusl
plumb
dissatisfied.
They
.hadn't
beard
a
single
poop
Though
every
knob
Ihoy
tried.
His
sales
wore
lost.
The
dealer
cried:
"'I'll
is
radio's
ho
hunk
I"
And
in
Ihe
Take
ho
threw
the
sols
And
cussed
them
as
Ihoy
sunk.
The
moral
is
Kadi
man
know;
Ho
must
learn
If
,norat
'lis
his
goods
.inns!
thing
To
know
his
radio
all
about
the
SERVICE
NOT
SERVITUDE
Has
it
ever
occurred
lo
you
that
the
mullilude
of
"Household
Helps"
offered
for
sale
arc
of
themselves
lifeless
and
Incapable,
.of
service
unless
controlled
and
dircclod
by
the
already
nverhurdened
housewife.
Laundry
service
alone
is
alive,
vital,
imposing
no
new
obligations,
and
asking
nothing
but
your
friendly
disposition,
lo
change
servitude
inlo
service.
May
we
call?
Phone
8
ST
i
V
V
I
JT
PHONE
8
PRINCE
i
60X392
RUPERT
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Jtupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
qakery
Unurpaaied
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
.and
Storage
Phone
CS.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
.Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Speotallze
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.