i-
January
24,
1925.
The
New
Quiet
12
Wins
.
.
.
.t
r
r.
before,
tn
tne
imy
NEVbK
yciirs
of
typewriter
history,
has
a
new
model
wen
Old
Kentucky
famed
as-
the
world's
finest
Bourbon
whiskey.
Aged
to
Perfection.
A
h'mo
lwnorvil
friend
of
your
sucii
insiaiu
iiivui.
i
mwu-
sands
of
offices
the
first
trial
machine
has
been
followed
by
installation
after
installation
of
Quiet
22s
so
convincing
to
both
owner
and
operator
arc
its
many
superiorities.
.
Thercf
is
a
Remington
man'at
your
call
who
will
gladly
demonstrate
the
New
Quiet
12
in
your
office
REMINGTON
TYPEWRITER
COMPANY
'
McRae
Bros.,
Ltd.
anuarv
LLtAKANlt
SALE
UGAR
1c
A
LB.
SUGAR
1c
A
LB.
ATTENTION
LADIES!
(In
every
SiUU
idsii
rui
tnaju
uui
i
iiy
uui
vaiiuctry
Snla
von
are
entitled
to
S
Lbs.
of
Suaar
at
1c
a
h.
Tho
I
mtt
Is
5
Lbs.
to
every
customer.
Act
promptly
and
secure
5
Lbs.
of
Sugar
at
5c.
ememDer
inai
we
sugar
oner
is
over
aim
auuvu
we
saic
Bargain
Prices
THE
FOLLOWING
IS
BUT
A
FEW
ITEMS
OF
OUR
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
SPECIAL
PRICES.
LOOK
THEM
OVER.
II
i-.
medium
lit'i'l
uui),
f
.
r
50c
i
ol
Ladies'
Sl'me
fur
S2.C0
l"
oi
Ladies'
Slippers,
Pump
ami
Ox
funis,
assorted
i
.
Tor
S3.50
Ui
'mini
un
all
Ladies'
ami
Chililri'h's
Shoes
ami
ll!li"C
Sllppfl'S.
Ilubhers.
Uffc'.
l.sr..
Sale
Price
$1.50
ivcriills.
Ili'tf.
W.?.
Salel'rire
SI.
85
'
tnlielelle
WorkiiiK
Shirts.
Hcr.
:t.iHi.
Sal-
$1.85
Mnimjrli
Sweaters.
Sixes
up
In
:tn.
Kali-
I'riec
$1.50
i
ii
Wool.
fln
and
dove,
I
o..
lialU.
Tour
for
S1.00
ii
WoM,
down,
2
oz.
hulls,
:
hftlls
for
.
.
.
.
51.00
Ml.
Wool
Hlack.Oaslini'cfe
PeumniiV,
lln-ici
y.
A
:.-v
for
...
.
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.
.'.
...
$1.00
s
Ilcavv
llili
(lotion
Slorkiiif,',
all
mzi
.
:i
pair
;
...i.
.
...
.
.
$1.00
I)
Crochcl
Collou,
all
shades,
for
.
S1.00
i
r
(irey
Collou.
:l
inches
wide,
for'
.'
S1.00
i
hi
AYIiilc
I'lnmiclelle
for
......
51.00
litngihi
our
lorc
i
reduced,
genuine
har'ains
in
every
department
in
Hit
si
ire.
ABOUR
BROTHERS
LTD.
Annan
TU
CuaittU
"t.yersun
biock.
J
Phone
645
Phone
109.
r.
F.
P.
KENNY
-
DENTIST
PERSONAL
SERVICE
AND
RELIABLE
DENTISTRY
.-a
:til
nrliand.
No
mailer
what
(he
nature
of
your
denial
limy
lie.
when
you
eome
to
my
office
yon
gel
the
I
oi,
such
service
ami
reeeive
dentistry
(hat
is
honest.
GET
MY
ESTIMATE
FIRST.
1
OldKcutoeky
Bourbon
Whiskey
OTTLtO
IN
IOND
UNDER
rCOEJUL
GOVERNMENT
SUPERVISION
J
ufnen
rnr
rnp
xrnrt
nnn
rrni-v
urpnr
'is
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
Ly
the
liquor
lioulrol
Hoard
or
tiy
the
uovcnimeiii
ui
British
Columbiu,
I
Local
and
Personal
i
11.0.
Undertakers.
I'lioiio
il.
:
Ilayners,
Undertakers,
Phone
351
You'll
like
our
;oall
ers
Coal
Co.
l'lione
7.
L.0USUII1-
tf
A.
J.
Ciin-iui
sailed
this
morn
nix
on
Ihe
steamer
Princess
Ileal
rice
for
Vancouver.
we
nave
runner
reduced
our
stock
to
clear
by
January
31.
Look
It
over.
Shockley
Planing
Mills.
If
Ii.
Wilson
is
sailin,'
this
afler,
noon
on
Hie
Olielohsin
for
Swan
son
nay
where
no
will
lake
a
position.
John
liyliliiivu
has
cleared
four
lots
on
(Iraliam
ASrniie
on
which
he
Huns
later
to
build
residence.
Jluihlinir
plans
prepared
at
moderate
prices.
John
I'iinlet
Moss,
A.IM.C
elc.
Sixteen
years
experience
as
nrehilecl
and
structural
engineer.
8H)
Suiuinif
Avenue,
P.O.
Ilox
1
27.
Mason
,t
Hisch
l'honoraph?
Ilraml
new,
perfect,
fully
pilar
auleed.
I23.
I
I0.
lexired.
I
reel.
Heir.
$
1
1)5
models
for
Itejj-.
s'j(l
models
for
Easy'
lenns
cxlended
if
Curl
in
Mohie
Co.,
Fifth
I'..
H.
Taliruin
arrived
in
I
In
city
from
Vancouver
on
Hie
l'l'incess
llealrice
this
mornin
ami
i
retfislered
at
I
lit
Hole!
Prince
rtupcrl.
He
Is
on
one
of
his
periodical
liil-dness
trips
In
Hie
ilislrict.
CP.
II.
steamer
Princess
Ileal
rice,
Capt.
'Iliomas.
Cliff,
arriveil
from
I
he
soulh
at
7.30
this
moriiiiiK
after
having'
heen
up
al
Tuck
Inlel
cannery
to
load
salmon.
The
vessel
sailed
fur
the
south
on
time
al
II
o'clock
Mr.
anij
Jlrs.
II.
.Moore
an
moving
lo
Hie
house
oil
l-'ourlh
Avenue
West
until
recently
of
cupied
hy
Hie
late
Harry
I.ipsell
and
Mrs.
l.iiiell
and
have
leased
their
K'siilHiire
esiilwu'e
on
l'iflh
Avenhe
l..ul
iiri
Creech
to
'
V'V
Hflil
MrV.
Ilerl
(.
Knox,'
C.X.K.
stiperliili'ndeii
eiiKineer.
arrived
in
the
city
fron
Vancouver
on.
the
Prrncesslleal
ricj.
this
'-morning.
His'
mission
is
in
eouM.ertion
with
lhf
iimkliiK
of
iepairi
lo
C.C.M.M.
sleamei
Ciinadlaii
Hover
which
will
he
examined
In
the
local
dry
.dock.
Fred
Hn,'W"
of
.Vitueouver,
district
jrovernor
of
(he
Oy'ro
C.luli,
will
visit
I'rince
Kuperl
next
wei'k
for
the
insinuation
of
.officers
in
Hie
local
club.-
Pal
Mailland,
president
of
I
(to
Vancouver
liyrn
Club,
may
also
he
a
visitor
here
for
IJie
occasion.
Tin1
chili
is
making
elaborate
preparations
for
its
annual
ball
which
will
be
held
next
CARD
OF
THANKS
Mr.
Younmnan
and
family
desire
lo
express
sincere
trali-Inde
lo
I
heir
friends
for
tho
many
kind
expressions
of
syni-palhy
and
flowers
Veceived
in
their
recent
sad
bereavement,
and
those
whose
kindly
niinislra-lions
made
Mrs.
Voiuixman's
days
more
hanpy
ami
onleiit.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Central
I.,
(iarrin.
A.
asden
ami
V.
CraiK.
C.X.H.:
(i.
11.
I'ycho.
Smilhcrs.
V
-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
1.(1.1).
i:.
Children
s
Fancy
Dress
Hall,
I'ldiruary
0.
(I.W.V.A.
my
12.
Klks'
Annual
February
20.
Annual
Hall,
I'cbiu-
Novclly
dance,
If
BABY'S
Ilk.
OWN
.SaiifewSOAP,.
AlbU
lwh4
IJWIW4,
Urn..
UnntrML
f
111
1
-
-
ii
THE
DAILY'
NFAVS
PAGE
THflEf
HEART
TROUBLE
SHORTNESS
OF
BREATH
vMrs.
Geo.
K.
How
nun,
MurrKljurr,
Out
willcs:
"1
am
writlnir
vu
a
r-w
Hum
to
Id
ymi
kimw
of
'my
mmtIciicc
Willi
.Milliiinra
Heart
and
.
Mne
Villi.
Two
j'ni
aifu
1
Ix-raine
very
mrly
with
my
licart
mid
iicrv
and
w
liciii-vcr
I
tunk
Die
least
lime
un
nr
ttrrrw
my
Heart
would
mart
I')
Jump
ami
riutlir
I
ecu
Id
not
walk
up
ftali'd
without
luring
lo
sit
down
and
ret
before
t
wa
half
way
up.
on
account
of
my
breotli
bcoimlug
so
liuit.
I
commenced
taklntr
MILBURN'S
HEART
AND
NERVE
PILLS
and
In
no
time
I
felt
a
gnat
Improve-
iiK-DI.
ami
ran
tmw
lienrilly
reeoinmend
Hum
lo
all
Ihoce
wlxi
are
troubled
with
any
arfetilon
of
the
lieart."
II.
Ik
.
I'lIU
are
for
-ale
at
all
droit
and
general
tHoren:
put
up
only
by
The
T
.Milhurn
Co..
Limited,
Toronto,
Cot.
ANNUAL
BURNS
BANQUET
HELD
One
Hundred
and
Fifty
Persons
Present
at
Affair
in
Boston
Hall
Last
Night
For
the
sevenleenl
li
time
the
Scols
of
Prince
Jluperl
and
their
friends
gathered
lasl
niirlit
lo
celebrate
the
immortal
memory
of
(heir
national
bard,
lloherl
Hurns,
on
the
anniversary
of
his
birth.
The
hanrtuet
took
place
in
the
Uostou
Cafe
hamjucl
hall
un
ler
Hie
auspicos:0f
the
St.
An
drew'
.Society
iljffl
ihere
were
150
persons
hi
attendance.
There
was
a
splendid
fare
which
was
done
full
justice
to
and
this
was
followed
by
an
excellent
pronnni
of
spceclies,
conss
and
musiuai
numliers.
()euiftt
shorlly
aflei
i
o'clock,
(he
attftir
was
in
pro
press
until
ntHngi
midtiigni
Thonias
McClynieiU,
presidcil
oi
I
he
SI.
Andrew's
Society,
was
in
be
chair.
In
accordance
with
lime
honored
custom,
as
Hie
"llnjrgi"
was
home
into
the
hall
by
Archie
Peyloii,
Alex
McDonald,
th-i
society
piper,
in'iThed
before
11
idayiiiK
Hie
suitable
air
on
Ihe
!iap
pipes.
Huriis'
famous
poem
"To
a
Hauis"
was
recited
by
Joe
Hrtiwn
after
Die
national
dish
had
been
deiiosiled
on
Ihe
head
table.
Ilesides
the
chairman
ami
loastmasler,
Thomas
McClymonl.
speakers
of
Ihe
evening
were
l)i
II.
It.
(iraul.
who
lejilied
lo
the
toast
to
"The
-
Immortal
Mem
ory:"
(ieorge
Itorie,
whose
subject
was
"Ilonuie
Scollhnd;"
Fred
Sork,
M.l'
in
"Canada,
and
Principal
.1.
C.
Ilrady
in
re
ply
lo
Ihe
loasl
lo
The
Lasses.
Soloists
were
.1.
K.
Iiavey,
Mr:
William
Millar.
Miss
.
Catherine
Jones,
Mrs.
11.
('..
l-'raser.
ami
Mrs.
P.
J.
McMillan.
-
David
lten-
uelt
favored
wilh
a
violin
solo
and
Hie
society
orchestra
consisted
of
W.
VauiHian
Davies,
Dave
llenuelt
and
(leorjre
Horie.
played
selections.
All
number
were
heal-lily
encoreil.
W.
VaiiL-lniii
Davies
was
Ihe
accom-anis(
of
Ihe
evcniiifr.
The
commlltee
responsible
for
Ihe
success
of
the
affair
consisted
of
D.
C.
Stuart
chairman,
J
McKechaie.
J.
A.
Allan.
.1.
(i
Johnston
ami
W.
Murray.
CANADIAN
ROVER
Prisoner
-nun
had
lo
eiuals,
TOUCHED
BOTTOM
C.G.M.IYl.
Vessel
Will
Need
Stem
and
Plates
Repaired
Following
Mishap
on
Wednesday
C.d.M.M.
sleamer
Canadian
lliier.
Cd.
Joe
Flood,
due
here
early
tomorrow
moriiiutr.
is
In
enler
dry
dock
on
.Monday
for
examiiialiuii
fcdlow
nifr
an
accident
last
Wednesday
.when
sh
louchcil.
Ihe
shore
at
Farewell
Point,
30
miles
out
of
Ocean
Falls.
The
sleni
id'
the
vessel
is
dainajjctl
and
several
plates
will
have
to
he
replaced,
II
is
expected
Ihe
job
will
lake
about
a
week.
Hepresenlalives
of
southern
yards,
are
expected
here
on
Monday
lo
figure
on
the
work.
I
he
Hover
lefl
Ocean
Falls
for
;her,.
lasl
nighl
after
bavin";
dis
charged
a
cariro
nf
coal
from
Vancouver
Island.
IN
THE
ASSIZE
COURT
-
I
thought
every
ho
tried'
hy
his
Jiidgeo-I
am
your
etpial.
PrisonerWriien
'why
ain't
you
lining
IrifMj'V.
v
Church
Notices
j
Baptist
Church
MurniiiK
service
at
II.
Sub
ject
"The
Calvary
of
liod."
Fifi
teen
minutes
of
each
inornini;
service
will
he
devoted
lo
the
children
and
young
people.
The
firsl
Children
s
Clial
will
be
on
Horseshoes."
Sunday
school
al
2.15.
Evening
worship
at
7.30
Subjccl:
"Heautifyints
(he.
!os-pel."
Soloist,
Miss
A.
Dalliy,
A
word
lo
the
Man
in
the
SI
reel:
s
a
Church
we
are
here
lo
proclaim
the
Truth
ami
render
Icfinile
sen
ice
to
the
city
and
people
Your
co-operation
lo
Hit
end
will
he
valued.
You
will
find
it
real
welcome,
at
any
of
our
services.
.
K.
(.
Turner,
Pastor.
Methodist
Church
The
Church
of
Service.
Pasor,
Kcv.
(ieorge
1.
Hacker.
Dea
coness,
.Miss
Isabel
uaddocK.
Sunday
niiii'iiin
al
1
1
o'clock.
Sermon
topic,
"Three
limes
one
are
four."
Sunday
school
al
2.30.
F.veninjr
service
n
7.30.
The
Canadian
(iirls
in
'1'rainiiiK
will
be
in
cbai'pe
of
this
service.
Special
music
and
(In;
'presentation
of
a
Pageant
depicting
lb'-work
of
the
organization.
Presbyterian
Church
Mornin;-'
worship
al
II
a.m.
Subjecl"l'ailh's
Triuinph."
Suu-ilay
School
al
12.30.
livening
service
al
7.30.
Subject,
"Manhood."
Preacher.
Hev.
II.
It.
(iraiit,
D.D.
Opening
of
new
church
buildr
in;.'
itexl
Sunday.
Sunday
7
Coming
of
Judgment."
this
ed.
Prince
Hocks,
JO
p.m.
"The
Second
C.bnsi
and
Hie
Last
Don
t
fiiil
lo
hear
inlereslinv
subject
1
discuss-1
1
a.m.
Holiness
meeting.
2.30
p.m.
Sunday
School.
Lutheran
Church
SI.
Paul's
F.n;Hish
Lutheran
Church,
Mcfropolc
Hall.
Third
Avenue.
Hev.
P.
K.
Itaisler.
II.D..
pastor.
Sunday
services.
.Morn
ing
al
II.
Sermon
topic
"Scrip
tural
Hides
for
Treatment
of
Ciiemies."
Installation
oT
newly
elected
deacons.
Sunday
chool
al
I2.:i0.
Kveniiifr
service
al
7.30.
Sermon
topic
"The
F.s-sentials
for
a
(irowing
Church."
Heceplion
of
new
members.
Soloist,
Mrs.
Field.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DKiHY
ISLAND.
-Haiti
:
wind
fresh;
baromeier.
211:1)5:
temper
ature,
37;
sea
nioderalc:
8
p.m.
M.S.
Oregon,
Nanaimo
for
llydcr
III!
miles
from
Ilyder;
t
p.m.
Alameda
17
miles
from
Wranxel
southbound;
11.15
a.m.
spoke
Chelohsin
leaving
Wales
Island
otillibouml.
DKAD
TUCK
POINT.
Cloudy;
calm;
baromeier
211.75;
temper-
alure
3(1;
sea
smooth.
'
lll'l.l.
1IAHHOII.
Cloudy,
wind
southeast,
fresh;
barometer
2!).-110;
leinperaluie,
22;
light
swell;
K
p.m.
spoke
Orill'co
lowing
OrilTnip
Ulnbber
Hay
for
Huper'
155
miles
from
Hupcr't;
M
p.
hi.
steamer
Am..
Anyox
for
Taconia
15!)
iniles
from
Taconia;
K
p.m.
'iil'c'.Jj.coll
5
miles
lrurlh
F.gg
Island
bound
Hardy
Hay:
K
p.m.
sleiimer
Mogul
21)1
miles
from
Anyox
iiorlhhoupd;
2.10
a.m.
Huprrl
abeam
l'oinleri
soulhboiiuil.
Noon
DKiHY
ISLAND
Cloudy,
calm
baromeier
2!i.'J2;
,
temperature
38;
sea
smooth.
DKAD
THF.F.
POINT.
.Cloudy
calm;
barometer
211.72;
leinper-alniT
37;
sea
smooth.
lll'l.l.
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Overcast,
fresh
suulbciisl
wind:
baromeier
2H.85:
temperature
37:
sea
nioderalc;
11.25
a.m.
Prince
Huper!
passed
Alert
llav
southbound.
Advertise
in
Hie
Dally
News.
'
Dr.
Martel'i
Female
Pills
Hava
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ntur
thouunda
rantlthalf
century,
correcti.ir
cau.
building
up
anrl
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UKLAYED,
and
PAINKUL
MKNSTUUATION,
NERVOUSNESS.
BACKACHE.
DIZZINESS.
etc,
nodanirrrmiidrura.
Sold
only
In
8eledllinr:-Cover
TIN
BOX
with
ouraiirnatur.
Urugiriiu
everywherii,
or
direct
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riqeest.
Additional
Comfort
Divided
Work.
'Multiplied
Enjoyment
That's
the
kind
of
arithmetic
we
teach
with
our
"Float
-Ironed"
service.
It
washes
and
dries
everything,
irons
everything
flat.
You
may
have
some
touching
up
to
do
on
some
of
the
wearing
apparel
but
otherwise
the
entire
task
of
washday
is
taken
off
your
hands.
It's
the
cheapest
partially
finished
service
requiring
the
least
amount
of
ironing
at
home.
Our
Float-Ironed
Service
is
the
answer
to
the
washday
problem.
Shall
we
solve
yours?
Float-Ironed
J
c
a
pound
Plus
lc
per
piece
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and
Dry
Cleaners
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STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
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RUPERT
"all
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VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
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eacli
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V.U0
aju.
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STEWART
and
ANVOX
S.S.
PRiJICE
JOHN
rr
Vancuioer
January
31;
February
14.
23.
'Wednesday,
1
1.00
p.in.
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QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
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TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
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Canada,
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Slates.,
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlchct
Office,
S2S
Third
Ae,
Prince
Rupert.
Phone
260.
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PACIFIC
RAILWAK
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Coast
Service
Sailings
from
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PRINCESS
ALICE
PHINCtss
iyiajit
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
January
12,
26;
February
9,
23
For
Vancouver,
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and
Seattle
January
2,
16,
30;
February
13,
27
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Bella
Bella,
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Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Age.icy
for
all
Steamship
Llr.
Full
information
from.
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
Corner
of
4th
E'reet
and
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
RuparU
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailing
from
Prince
nupcrt.
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaon
Bay,
and
Alert
Bay,
Tuetday,
B
P.M.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alert
Bay,
and
Swanaon
Bay,
Saturday,
'10
A..
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
8
P.M.
For
ANYOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naat
Rier
Cannerlet,
Friday
A.M.
123
2nd
Atenue.
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Prince
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