GREEN
TEA
h47o
is
superior
.to
the
finest
Japans,
Young
Hysons
or
Gunpowder.
Try
it
today.
FREE
SAMPLE
of
GREEN
TEA
UPON
REQUEST.
"SAIADA."
TORONTO
The
Daily
News
hmnck
hupeht
-
nniTisir
Columbia
I'ulilislied
Kvery
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Huperl
Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLKN,
Managing
Kdilor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
"(AII.Y
KDITICW
These
Cubes
are
Real
Friday,
.Innu.lry
30,
1925.
Forgets
Rupert
Is
On
The
Map.
Tin1
Hrilish
l!olunibia
I'iuaiicial
Tinies
of
Vancouver
lias
a
leading
editorial
itrlicle
mi
(he
Peace
Itiver
transportation
pro-Idem
in
which
it
seems
to
furget
that
Prince
Huperl
exists
or
al
any
rale
il
leaves
that
port
out
of
its
calculation.
It
mentions
.
iSlewart
as
a
possibility
and
(if
course
makes
Vancniiverlhe
huh,
which
is
txiiiisiilile
if
it
only
gave
Prince
Huperl
a
just
share
id
ntlentinii.
Tjie
Times
urges
that
Hie
line
should
lie
liuilt
through
British
Columbia,
tupping
what
is
known
as
the
Peace
Hiver
block
nf
land
which
belongs
to
the
Federal
tiiivernnienl.
is
ine
same
thing
thai
all
Hrilish
Columbians
ace
Money
Savers
Because-
Though
small
in
bulk,
they
are
very
high
in
food
value
concentrated,
pure,
rich
nourishment
from
the
best
prime
beef,
with
no
waste.
0X0
Cube
dd
vtriftjr
lo
your
cooklnj
and
enable
you
to
uie
food
which
might
otherwise
be
watted.
To
n
dithei
they
add
the
fmiihing
touch
to
old
ones
they
give
new
life
and
taitineaa,
trant.
lorming
"Left-oveti"
Into
appetizing
delicacies.
Try
0X0
Cubes
In
soups,
sauces,
gravies,
slews,
hash,
meat-pies,
past
lor
sandwiches,
or
lor
beet
tea
and
other
hot
drinks.
OXO
Cuh$
in
tint
of
4
.
ISc.
and
in
tint
of
10
.
30c.
The
Great
Beef
Economy
Tli
at
asking.
II
would
mill
III
I
III'
sIpmiil'IIi
i
i
r
lln
.iri'MMiiMil
in
il
fm-ne
if
lli.
Times
had
added
that
an
elevator
is
being
liuilt
at
Prince
Huperl
by
the
government
with
a
view
to
handling
part
of
the
Peace
Jliver
crop
and
that
the
nationally
owned
line
to
Prince
Huperl
would
be
a
factor
in
Ihe
transportation
problem
for
that
section
of
the
country.
Peace
River
Transportation
A
Difficult
Problem.
Yesterday
Henry
Hill,
now
in
this
city
and
formerly
a
farmer
of
Clenrinout,
about
25
miles
south
of
Spirit
Hiver
in
the
Peace
Hiver
country,
called
al
the
office
and
discussed
the
transportation
problem.
He
thinks
the
iiileuliou
is
to
build
the
Brule
line
as
the
nearest
route
and
quickest.
lo
build.
The
line
zigzags
through
a
broken
couulry
and
would
be
about
1,75
miles
long,
coming
out
al
Obed,
east
of
Brule.
There
would
be
little
new
country.
opened
up
but
the
district
now
cultivated
would,
lie
tapped,
which
is
what
the.
Peace
Hiver
people
-want.
At
present
he
says
they
pay
fifteen
cents
a
bushel
to
gel
Iheir
grain
lo
Fdnionlon.
A
line
built
through
one
of
Ihe
parses,
possibly
Ihe
Peace
Hiver
pass,
to
t
lie
coastf
would
open
up
a
new
country
with
rich
farm
Irimls'niid
could
reach
Hie
main
Hue
at
either
Prince
(ieorge,
Vanderhoof
or
llnzelion.
Many
favor
the"
Hazellou
route
and
it
is
pointed
out
Ih.it
only
a
few
years
ago
that
was
the
route
Premier
Oliver
favored.
The
mailer
or
route,
however,
would
have
lo
be
finally
settled
by
engineers.
Whether
the
P.ll.K.
is
to
be
a
factor
in
the
solution
of
the
problem
of
course
depends
upon
the
report
of
engineers.
Al
any
rale
Prince
Huperl
people
'would
rather
have,
the
line
if
possible
come
through
British
Columbia
territory
and
if
the
P.ti.K.
can
be
disposed
of
in
connection
with
the
route,
the
province
will
be.
that
much
the
belter
off.
From
information
at
present
to
baud
the
line
will
be
of
more
value
10
the
Peace
Hiver
country
and
lo
the
railway
company
if
it
ciimes
out
through
B.C.
-j-
Value
Of
Work
Of
Provincial
Member.
The
attention
of
the
Daily
News
lias
been
drawn
by
a
local
resident
to
Ihe
fact
that
Hon.
T.
I).
Palliiljo
did
a
lot
of
useful
work
in
connection
with
the
semi-fug
of
nn
elevnlor
for
this
port.
He
used,
his
influence
as
a
member
of
the
British
Columbia
government
to
have
this
port
recognized.
Also
delegations
went
from
here
from
time
lo
time
in
connection
will!
the
proposal,
all
having
an
influence
on
the
final
result.
We
are
well
aware
thai
Mr.
Pntlullo
never
misses
an
onnortuiiitv
In
work
fm-
Ihe
benefit
of
this-district
and
his
influence
in
n
tiiatler
of
this
kind
is
worth
a
great
deal.
Much
of
his
work
is
done
without
ostentation
and
we
are
glad
In
be
nble
In
acknowledge
its
value.
Watching
The
Return
'
'
.V-Vo
Of
The
Longer
Days.
We
are.
all
watching
Hie
return
of
the
burner
davs.
Kvcrv
morning'
the
change
is
particularly
noticeable
and
the
evenings
are
already
shortening.
This
variation
of
the
seasons
is
imp
of
the
chief
charms
of
the
north
country
and
Prince
Hupert
i
iiooui
mi-
MtrincM
norm
mat
u
can
oe
enjoyed
in
comfort.
Much
fnrlher
north
the
nights
are
so
long
in
wilder
thai
it
is
difficult
io
carry
on
winter
work.
in
iropieai
aim
senu-iropicn
countries
neon
e
wfin
im.
..
lived
in
the
north
long
for
a
lijlle
snow,
for
a
loiich
of
frost,
for
the
keen
bracing
air,
for
the
winter
evenings
with
Christmas
as
Ihe
outstanding
feature,
and
for
Ihe
long
summer
davs,
all
of
which
are.
denied
lliem.
Here
we
are
apt
to
long
for
the
warmth
and
sunshine
or
Ihe
south.
Those
who
have
experinced
both
fire
usually
ipiile
salisried
to
live
where
the
lengthening
davs
nre'
Ihe
hiirhingers
of
spring.
Fred
Stork
Gles
Talk
to
Rotary
ClUb
Along
Line
of
Business
Ethics
Alioul
once
a
mmilli
during
ihe
present
year
il
is
proposed
by
the
business
elides
rniiunlllep
uT
Ihe
llolary
Chili
lo
have
an
adilrcss
or
a
discussion
nu
some
I
phase
nf
business
ethics
and
the
I
first
of
these
look
place
yesjer-
ilay
when
t
reil
stork
atliiresseii
Ihe
club
al
Iheir
weekly
hmrlirnu
in
Hie
St.
Ilrgis
Cafe.
1'.
(1.
Dawson
is
chairman
of
Ihe
rnm-ni
il
tee
in
charge
of
this
course
and
he
prcsiilfd
yeslerday.
In
his
address
yesterday,
Mr.
Slork
said
the
present
system
1
1
in
I
been
largely
one
nf
evolution.
It
had
been
adopted
as
the
result
of
experience.
In
On
tario
lie
reinemliereil
the
Jime
when
many
manufacturers
sold
their
goods
by
means
of
wagons
sent
through
Ihe.
various
districts.
.Now
al
Ihe
business
was'
ilone
through
legitimate
stores
and
by
up
lo
dale
commercial
Iraxellers.
Buying
Goods
Speaking
.of
Ids
own
business,
Mr.
Slork.
said
I
hoy
.
usually
ought
one
line
of
goods
from
I
lie
same
manufacturers
all
the
lime.
They
handled
one
line
of
aint,
one
liiu;
of
tinware,
one
T1IH
reference
lo
Mac
being
on
the
walcrw'iuzon
in
Ilii
el
mini
yeslerday
was
Jo
apply
lo'
no
less
than
six
Scotchmen
and)
two
Irishmen,
The
Scotsmen)
were
op
the
wider
wagon
and
I
hoi
Irish'
men
on
the
beer
wagon.
Then:
was
a
bine
Knglislimnn
Mini
ins
name
was
Mac
hut
I
didn'l
believe
him.
WHAT
r
liked
about
(he
ball
lasl
night
was
not
the
gowns
although
tlfcy
were
pretty
or
the
I
powder
although
il
was
plenti
ful.
What
I
liked
was
the
sup.
per.
I
Ten
Years
Ago
I
Id
Prlnrp
Rupert
January
30,
1915
j
Joe
Hoyle
of
Dawson
was
a
passenger
on
Ihe
Princess
May!
yesterday
afternoon
bound
suuili'
lleporls.are
received
that
ship-
nieiils
of
fresh
halibut
recently
made
lo
(ileal
Hrilain
arrived
In
good
comlilion.
Prospects
of
in
creased
trade
with
I'rinre
Hupert
0
Ibis
coiiimodily
are
pood.
ONTARIOITES
'
VISIT
QUEBEC
Officials,
Professional
and
Business
Interests
Represented
In
Party
Now
on
Tour
OTTAWA,
.Ian.
30.--Hound
Tor
Quebec
City
with
a
view
to
fur-!
Iher
cement
the
conliul
relalions
which
exist,
between
lite
sislerd
provinces
of
Ontario
anil
Quebec,
almost
:.MHI
promiiienl
profes-j
sinnal.
financial
-and,
business-)
men
left
Toronto'
.last
night
on
two
special
Canadian
.National!
biggest
single
special
ojieralion
in
Toronto
Iransporliilion,
for
n
parly
of
Ibis
nalure.
'Ills
Honor,
Colonel
II.
Cocksluill.
Lieut
(iovernor
of
Ontario,
aiiil
-llonnr-
able
O.
Howard
Ferguson,
primel
minister".
of.
Ihe
province,
beaded!
Ihe
delegation,
which'
include
Pnivincial
Cahinel
Minislers,
His
Oraci
Archbishop
Me.Neil,
,Sir
.losepriitjbivl,fe
S,if
ligit
PoinU
er,
Major
(ieneral
lion.
0,
S.
Mewburn,
Dr.
It.
llruce
Taylor,
principal
Queens
University,
Dr,
Hull
ley
Sinilh,
president
of
tho
Academy
of
Medicine
and
other
leaders
of
commerce,
education
and
finance
In
the
province.
In
railway
circles
0.
L
How-
Mothers
especial,
ly
like
It
for
children
as
It
takes
the
place
of
inter
nal
medicines.
Local
Druggists
Have
Modern
Remedy
for
Colds
A
Vaporizing
Salve
which
Is
Rubbed
Over
Throat
and
Chest
for
Cold.
WP
Vjcks
VapoRub.
the
"externaf
method
of
treating
sore
throat,
brbn-chitis,
deep
chest
colds,
or
croup,
is
applied
over
throat
br
chest,
the
insredi-
316
rclcased
as
"p0"
by
the
hcat
These
vapors.
Inhaled
with
each
brcatlt
carry
the
.medication
directly
to
the
aoikicu
air
passages,
looseninif
the
pnlegm
and
relievinz
the
conccstion.
At
the
name
timo
Virl-a
nrt
n
a
rmin-
1
1
"lating
the
skin.and
thus
v
i
.u
(
:
mips
the
vapors
inhaled
to
break
up
the
i
inflammation.
'
Colds
are
usually
relieved
over
jnight,
VJCKS
"Cascade"
quality
is
sealed
in
for
you
by
this
crewn.
See
that
you
get
it
on
every
bottle
of
beer
you
buy.
Kdiliir
Dally
News.
'
1
cannol
see
why
the
city
bnnlil
have
lo
iisk
Hie
I'roviticiat
tit-
aiiy
olhef
goyeinuicnl
for
a
Slle'-'fm''
iT-hhh'rlnVs
-pool
or
a
Harbor
for
fishing
crafl,
situated
on
Ihe
waters
edge
as
it
is.
'lo
luy
itiind
it
sotimU
riilieii-
Iniis
thai
Ihe
rily'
should
havr
lo
neg
mr
coirci'sslnns
from
any
power,
be
il
pojllical,
religious
nr
otherwise.
There
Isn't
a
power
mi
earth
that
rati
slop
Prince
Huperl
rmiii
becoming
one
of
the
leading
ports
of
Canada
In
lime.
The
city
should
own
and
enn-Irnl
Ihe
water
front
from
opposite
Dighy
Island
lo
Hie
(lobl
Storage.
j.
ii.
iii:id,
'The
cily
does
nol
own
(be
wuierironi
aiin
can
gel
a
sie
(r
a
swiinuiing
lank
only
by
gift
0r
purchase,
l
ads
are
tads.
E,
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Friday;
January
30
High
.....
5:58
a.m.
.o
IH:2f
p.m.
Irt.ii
t-nw
1:11
p.m.
tf.7
Saturday,
January
31
IHch
fl:!JI
a.m.
ift.u
l:2H
p.m.
l-'iw
0:15
a.m.
I
n
:
I
K
p.m.
Sunday,
February
High
7:17
a.m.
20:
id
p.m.
Low
1
:00
a.
in,
1
1
;3
1
p.m.
15.1
11.7
T.I
17.7
11.8
8.3
f
if
pr,p.
two
mr;
datt.7
xzvn
V
I'tfday,
.T.inuary
in.
mv.
Unsurpassed
for
pure,
rich
flavor
RETAILER
AND
HIS
CUSTOMER
line
of
enamelware.
one
line
of
1
1
u
m
i
n
it
in
ami
so
on
right
through.
The
relations
with
the
firms
from
whom
he
dealt
were
most
cordial
ami
he
seldom
had
occasion
lo
wrile
.them.
I'elliug
then
of
the
relations
with
the
customer!
Mr.
Stork
aid
they
bad
had
circulars
from
sales
agents
wauling
Or
handle
their
stocktaking
sales
for
them
on
commission.
These
had
been
invariably
turned
down,
fn
their
line
forced
sales
were
of
little
lenefil
either
lo
the
merchant
or
Ihe
purchasers.
Mr.
Stork
said
that
more
ami
more
the
tendency
was
toward
the
cash
system
of
doing
busi
ness,
it
nan
lieeu
adopted
very
largely
in
Canada
ami
(hose
firm
who
did
not
consider
themselves
sirring
enough
lo
in-
sjliili
lliirah
system
had'ilsti-ally
been
crowded
lo
the
wall.
Xo
one
asked
to
have
a
railway
licket
Charged
and
a
good
many
oilier
lines
of
business
iliil
nol
ie
credit.
He
thought
it
would
be
belter
if
hardware
men
rrin-
liieted
Iheir
business
along
Hit
fame
line.
Ilelailers
took
loo
many
chances.
Summing
up
Mr.
Stork
said
the
relations
between
retailer
and
customer,,.
,f
successful,
came
hack
lo
the
one
idea
for
which
the
llotary
Club
stood,
that
of
service.
The
retailer
was
there
In
serve
Ihe
nuhlio.
Mr.
Dawson
read
an
mil
line
of
the
series
which
il
was
nronoseil
lo
discuss
as
proposed
hy
Hntary
Inlernaliouai
hemlqtiarlers.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
P
YS:-
WllKX
the
shiek
enters
Hi
room
you
notice.
Die
eclipse
of
.'he
son.
))JIJy
people
Jsayii-.l
hey
would
like
o
give
the
police
a
joll.
How
would
il
be
lo
drive
them
around
some
of
Ihe.
streets
in
a
Ford
IT
is
rather
annoying
now
a!
the
lasl
minute
o
have
thr
Seveiitli
Day
Adveillists
come
In
and
say
that
the
world
Is
nol
coming
In
an
end
on
February
(1.
I
was
ralber
Imping
il
would.
BILIOUS
AND
SICK
HEADACHES
ARE
CAUStO
BY
CONSTIPATION
Onri'
yrm
allow
ynur
lniwH
lo
Itemim1
c..ii-t'lnl.Ml
)H
will
lu-nnne
trnnlilpil
with
liUiinK
.mil
flck
hpmi.-i,
)!',
ami
rr
.relief
yon
limt
ln-lp
your
In
it
lo
ivnmvp
ID''
rml.-uiiHiiH
blip
Ih.if
I
rlrruUllnir
In
tlii
IiIihuI
and
npsi'itiiiir
Ihe
entire
Itiliarx
P.v-I
fin.
Fur
tills
iiii'mm
llii'ii'
H
no
other
reinrily
lo
equal
,
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIYER
PILLS
Mrs.
I..
0.
XiMlirrrntt,
II.
II.
Xo.
I.
Crlnan.
nm.,
write,
i
was
fnll.v
troiilili'il
Villi
ronsliatliin.
ami
lrk
anil
IiIIIoim
hradaclies
aritioipinled
will
severe
voiiillinit
sells
whlrh
ina.le
me
very
miserable.
I
tried
ilirfcrenl
remedies
without
relief,
bill
sinie
laklnr
Laa-l.lver
Cllls
the
beadai'hes
and
ruiiMipsliiui
have
clisaiered,
and
I
am
very
Ihankriii
for
what
they
bave
dune
fur
me."
I'or
sale
at
all
driuKlsIs
and
dealers;
nil
up
only
by
The
T.
Milliurn
'.,
Limited,
TortiTilo,
out.
on
business.
.
It
was
Air.
Iioyle
who
organized
ami
assisted
in
outfitting
the
famoifs
Yukon
overseas
contingent
which
passed
through
here'
in
the
fall,.
i.
...
Judge
F.
Mclf.
Youiigf
J.
..
Kirkpalrick,
Oeorge
V..
Morrow,
Dr.
W.
II.
Claylon
and
O.
1
1.
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were
lasl
night
unanimously
(decled
directors
of
Hie
Prince
Huperl
(ieneral
Hospital
Assnria-!
lion.
D.
(!.
Stewart,
who
lias
been
elected
presiileul
of
the'
Hoard
of
Trade,
asked
that
he
be
allowed
to
retire
as
president
of
Ihe
hospital
association.
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