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With
our
Kapok
or
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Cushion
Forms.
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round,
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or
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fortnlulillr
for
PASSENGER
TRAIN'S
LEAVE
PRINCE
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Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
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nay.
tasi
ue
a
ucim.
ucian
rnns.
rMamu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines
1111
iiiormalion
from
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W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
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STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
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rriiin
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le.iifTt.
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Bt,
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Altrl
Bay,
and
Swinton
Bf,
Stlurdty,
10
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Agini.
rincn
Hupari,
n.o
FAMED
Trade
JiW
LONDON
DRY
ill
ThVGSn
ynu
will
atk
for
cin
-
tho
itandard
of
purity
for
over
160
yean.
S3.25
Per
Bottlo.
The
Gin
for
you
is
"II.
&
U."
15
."'Ivei
llsemeiit
a
u.i
tu.i,ii....
,i;,jvu,t
In-
Hie
'quor,
Rontrot
Hoard
or
by
Hie
Oovernmeut
of
British
Columhia.
J
Local
and
Personal
Valhalla
meeting
tonight.
lt.C.
Undertakers.
Plume
it.
Valhalla
meeting
tonight,
llayiuTs,
Umlerrakers,
lMiuiiu
35
1
.Mrs.
tiralilman's
fur
house
llt'CSSCS.
If
You'll
like
our
joall
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
tf
Charles
Lemon
is
sailing
for
Naiiaimo
on
1
lie
Princess
Mary
Ibis
aflcrmmn.'
Anion
Serbich
of
Alice
Ann
sailed
this
i
n
on
Hie
Prince
Itupcrl
for
Vancouver.
t
You'll
like
my
luxi!
llrason-
abb
diaries.
Plume
301,
day
or
night.
C.
V.
Synics.
if
Mrs.
.1.
M.
I..
Alexander,
molli-er
of
Dr.
II.
I,.
Alexander,
sailed
tlit
morning
on
the
Prince
Iln-perl
for
Vancouver.
C.
P.
It.
steamer
Princess
Maryi
I
f
.
C.
Sa
ii
Icy,
soullilmuml
from
Alaska
lo
Vancouver,
is
dui
in
port
at
3
lliis
aflcrnonn.
The!
vessel
will
sail
for
Hie
south
nil
i.
.1.
A.
Ward
llcll
returned
south
on
Hie
Prince
HiiihtI
litis
niorn-
afler
having
spent
several
days
in
Hie
eily
making
arrange
ments
for
Hie
reopening
of
the
Seal
(Jove
sawmill.
Won.'
King,
Chinese,
sentenced
In
five
years
at
New',
Wesinlhisler
penitentiary
for
theft,
and
a
man
from
Smilhcrs
named
Alcrofl,
who
will
do
six
months
at
Okall
i
for
vagrancy,
were
taken
south
on
Hie
sieamer
I'linee
Ituiicrl
this
-morning
by
Special
Provin
cial
'Constalilu
Smith.
trustee
II.
It.
Itocbesler
an-
notiiiccd
at
the
liici'linir
of
Hit
school
board
last
night'
that
he
would
move
I
link
the
senior
mat
iculalion
class
at
(he
II
iurtt
School
be
discontinued
after
this
term.
The
fael
that
there
were
only
our
pupils
in
the
class
did
not
warrant
rt
being
-ruii'lireled.
he
Ml.
Passengers
sailing
Ibis
morning
on
the
sieamer
Prino
Hupert
for
Hie
south
inoliideil
.1.
Mo-Plierson,
II.
Alcliistio,
Misj
l-ealheislone,
II.
.1.
Welch,
..
Keefe,
Mrs.
K.
I.
Corke,
A.
A.
Cox,
Mrs.
I-'.
Aiken,
H.
(!.
Ilrooks,
YY.
Mason
and
II.
Uanicl
for
Vancouver,
and
Mrs.
I,..
Powers
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Todd
for
Vic
toria.
The
first
meeting
of
Ihe
HI
2.1
police
commission
was
held
yes
terday
afternoon
in
Ihe
cilv
council
cliamher.
Ollleials
pre-
seni
were
.Mayor
.cwtjin(
umi-missiouers
CikiiiiIis
and
Mont
gomery
and
Sergeant
llailey
who
is
acting
in
Hie
absence
of
Clner
Vickers.
wlioi
Is
ill.
The
chief
expects
to
be
back
lo
duly
by
Ihe
nrsl
oi
nexl
week.
The
Indians
of
lla.ellon
will
pul
oil
a
play'iin
I'riday
evening.
I'Yhi-uary
I'll
in
their
hal(
af
lla.ellon.
-The
chief
fealiies
will
be
old
lime-
native
dances
and
songs,
oM
time
plays
ami
sleigh1
of
hand
performances;
old
lime
customs
such
as
the
making
of
fires
and
the
way
this
fire
was
carried
ahouK
for
Inline
use,
in
making
camp,
and
oilier
old
lime
customs.
tf
The
school
board,
which
rc-i'i
m
i
ti
it'll
i
to
I
Ilia!
action
be
taken
in
connection
with
Ihe
ease,
no'
having
cnine
forward
lo
prrs
the
charge,
nothing
further
has
I
n
done
in
the
mailer
of
pro-
seeuling
a
pool
room
keeper
who
is
alleged
lo
liave
allowed
minors
on
his
premises,
Acting
Chief
I
In
i
fey
lold
the
police
eoinmis-sioti
yesterday
aHeruoou.
The
premises
in
ipicstion
have
been
watched
by
Hie
notice
but
no
minors
were
found
there.
The
iiuiiilli
of
.laiiuai'y
was
very
light
as
far
as
activities
In
Hie
police
court
were
concerned
Ihe
monthly
report
of
Ihe
chief,
prcseulcil
In
Ihe
commission
yesterday
afternoon,
indicaled.
Collections
totalled
I
On,
$100
having
been
from
fines
and
from
Hie
sale
of
the
depart
incut's
old
niolorcyi'le.
The'
payroll
lolallcdli!r
ami
accounts
:iH.-Iii
Including
.
'i'l'il.l'r.
paid
Tor
traiisporlulioii
of
prisoners
and
their
escorts
lu
Okallu
prison.
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PlSSr
aw.
The
name
"Hoyal
Yeast
Cakes"
is
your
guarantee
of
quality.
They
have
been
the
recognized
standard
for
over
50
years.
iYAL
YEAST
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
I.
as
do
relum
ed
on
I
lie
Prince
Itunei'l
this
moi
iiiiig
lo
Vaneouver.
I.asl
niiht
Hie
ciih'i'tamiucnl
in
aid
of
Hie
Seal
Com-
school
piano
fund
was
reju'alcd
at
the
lloolli
Sehoid
audilonuiu.
Ill"
Ii,i1l
liiklll'r
llviVV'ilfil
fill'
Hill
III'-
easion.
ATtor
16e
play
those
lak-
iiig
'
pari
wcr!
eiilerlaiucd
b
.Miss
llanlinsf
Ur.
J
lie
liomesiic
Sciene
room.
r'l'he
result
of
I
he
effort
of
llio'
young
people
will
be
the
foniialioii
of
a
consider-
able.
nucleus
for
the.
fund.
C.
1
1.
Howe
of
Porl
Arthur,
head
oT
the
firm
oT
C.
I.
Howe
A
Co.,
elevalor
designers;
'il-liaui
Sinaill.
chief
ongliieer
of
the
.Northern
Const
ruction
Co.,
Alex.
I).
McLean,
purpjiasiug
aiicnl,
uml
.1.
M.
Mercer;
cmjsl
ruction
iiiaiiiiirer.
will
reliirti'to
Vancou
ver
on
Hp!
Pjincci
Mary
this
afternoon
after
liavipg
sicnl
sev-
ei-:il
il.ivs
liere
1
1
1
:ik
i
ii
ir
iii'PaliLre-
miMils
for
work
on
the
local
elevalor
lo
Marl
next
week.
Tin
municipal
eolirl
h'f
revis
ion,
which
assembled
again
yesterday
ariernooii,
adjourned
until
next
Thursday
morning
when
il
is
expected
the
full
eourl
will
be
in
altvmlance.
So
far
no
final
action
has
been
taken
by
the
court
in
Hie
mailer
of
making
any
reductions
in
assessment
that
have
been
applied
for.
W.
K.
Williams
appeared
yesterday
on
behalf
of
the
Canadian
.Na
tional
llailwav
which
is
appeal
ing
waterfront
assessment,
part
icularly
Hie
laud
at
M'al
Cove
leased
to
(he
Millenl
Cannery.
SIVMTHERS
AND
CREAMERY
HERE
(continued
from
page
one)
it
was
unanimousl.
decided
that
.-nine
assistance
should
be
given
by
the
provincial
govern
nieiil
lo
foster
dairying
in
thi
distritM.
The
mailer
was
refer
red
to
the
Agricultural
.
Ilureau
which
is
lo
galher
data
for
pre
scat
at
ion
at
the
nexl
meeting.
To
further
assist
the
farmers
the
board
went
on
record
as
be-ins
slronaly
in
favor
of
the
federal
Department
of
Agricul
lun
immediately
establishing
an
expernilcntal
farm
ur'
farms
in
Central
II.C.
II
was
also
unanimously
decided
lo
lake
aelive
steps
and
work
in
conjunction
with
Ihe
Da-bine
tribe
oT
Indians
towards
building
a
road
from
Ho
Croniu
Mine
Itoad
over
to
lliihluc
Lake.
The
Public
WWks
Ilureau
were,
authori.eil
to
canvas
the
business
people
of
Siuilhers
ami
Telkwn
for
money
and
supplies
fof
Ihe
project.
Tin
services
of
a
qualified
man
arc
lii
be
obtained
lo
lay
out
a
feasible
route
uml
eslinnile
tin
cost:
II
was
anticipated
I
li.it
Hie
work
would
be
sailed
in
.May
or
.tune
and
Ihe
Indians
are
being
nidified
lo
IhisN'ffect.
Those
"present
agreed
Hull
the
government
should
not
lie
asked
foe
assistance
bill
that
Ilie
building
of
the
road
should
be
undertaken
entirely
by
the
people
of
the
district.
Application
for
membership
weiii
accepted
from
Harold
.M.
Matthews,
SinlUiers;
"
Harvey
Davles.
Houston:
and
,Viu,
IS".
Clack
ol
TofcstUalu.
,
H
ere
an
dTn
ere
A
recent
survey
of
prospective
ex-
pauvion
amuiiK
liic
nimra
i
..vim-
.
ern
Ontario
shows
that
many
mil-
lions
of
dollars
will
he
spent
on
I
:n
.
j
:n
.,.-ni:-.
:n
tooK
Ai.
'
iniiifl
tin
iiiiii
oui'fuio
.'"
cordine
to
thin
survey,
mill
expen
j
ditures
totalling
$7,350,000
are
con
templated.
Hunters
patronizing
territories
in
the
Algoma
district
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
had
a
very
nccessful
season
In
1924,
according;
U
report
recently
isjued.
Moose
numbering
173,
deer
numbering
2,183
and
approximately
7,059
partridge
were
secured
and
the
number
of
hunters
ran
into
several
thousand.
The
figures
quoted
include
those
for
Kipawa,
Temis-kaming,
Mattawa,
Sturgeon
Falls,
Pakesley,
Sault
Ste.
Marie,
Chap-leau,
Sudbury,
Schreiber
and
Nipi-gon,
all
exceptionally
good
game
areas.
More
Christmas
trpes
were
shipped
from
Nova
Scotia
for
the
1924
festive
season
than
ever
before,
according
to
figures
Just
compiled.
Twenty-two
car-loads
from
territory
bordering
the
Dominion
Atlan-
i
tic
Railway
alone
were
shipped
to
I
outside
points
and
approximately
1
1
1A
n
!,...!.
I.r
.am
nrr.vin...
n-
i.M'l
IBI'IU.U,
lll
.119
lUllllkb
fctll-
erally.
A
.
splendid
season
of
winter
I
sports
is
expected
at
Quebec
this
year,
as
more
and
wore
people
are
becoming
interested
ir.
these
hpal-thy
recreations
in
Canada
and
the
United
States.
In
connection
with
the
activities
of
the
Chateau
Kron-tenac,
the
Canadian
Pacific's
great
hotel
in
the
Ancient
Capital,
a
number
of
new
features
will
add
to
the
attractions
Quebec
has
to
offer.
These
include
inter-club,
inter-col-Irgiate
and
international
competitions
in
all
winter
sports,
to
be
held
under
the
auspices
cf
the
recently
formed
Frontenac
'Winter
Sports
Club,
which
will
award
the
successful
participants
with
trophies
ot
various
kinds
and
attractive
gold,
silver
and
bronze
medals.
The
names
of
the
winners
of
the
David
prizes
for
literature,
awarded
to
lh
writers
of
the
best
French
and
F.nglish
books
entered
in
the
competition
for
these
prizes,
have
just
been
announced
by
the
com-mittfe
of
Judges.
'
In
the
French
section
the
first
prize,
Jl.SPfl,
went
to
Abbe
Camillc
Roy
for
his
book
"A
l'Hombre
des
Krables,"
while
in
the
English
section
Marjorie
Grant
Cook
won
first
prize
with
her,
book
"Another
Way
of
Love."
The
most
successful
year
enjoyed
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Oreal
Lakes
Steamship
Service
in
freight
shipments
since
19i3
is
reported
by
Mr.
Duff,
manage-
of
that
strvice,
for
the
season
lately
closed.
The
whole
fleet
of
package
freighters
for
the
first
time
since
the
outbreak
of
the
Great
War,
has
been
constantly
employed
during
th?
seven
months
in
which
the
lakes
are
open.
A
feature
was
the
very
large
increase
In
the
export
flour
business,
some
75
per
cent
of
the
300,-000
tons
of
flour
carried
eastward
by
the
service
having
been
destined
for
export.
October
was
a
particularly
good
month,
the
ships
having
transported
in
that
month
6R,
009
tons
of
eastward
bound
milled
stuffs
and
grain
alone.
FUNERAL
NOTICE
The
funeral
ot
Hie
late
Ma
nus
Sigurdson
will
lake
place
to
morrow.
Sal
unlay,
al
1,30
p.m.
from
the
family
home
al
51'.'
I
'if!
Is
Avenue
Kast.
NOTICE
We
will
nol
In-
responsible
for
goods
unless
purchased
by
our
siipeiintendenl.
D.
D.
MeMnsler.
prince
lluperl
Spn
Mills,
Ltd.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
K.
Mackay,
K.
.Nigliliiv-'ale
and
A.
McKay,
Port
Simpson:
I".
R.j
Thebo,
and
N.
Murchie.
Vancou-I
ver;
W.
I.aing,
Victoria:
Angel
j
l.ariudo.
Premier;
Mr.
and
Mrs.i
T.
Sliacklelon,
I'sk;
I'.
II.
Aiken,
I
Terrace
;
1..
I.ehur
and
.1.
Kop-inaii,
Montreal.
Central
II.
Jones,
eily:
1-
(iarfl.
C.N.U.;
Molorboal
Prosperity,
Capl.
llrindle,
was
in
port
yesterday
discharging
30
tuns
oT
palladium
conceulrale
from
Hie
Sail
Chuck
mine,
Alaska,
for
transshipment.
Kal
over
Hid
Canadian
National
Hallways
to
Irvingtou
smeller,
New
Jersey.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CN.lt.
I'.iuployes'
Annual
Hall,
February
17.
Klks'
Annual
.Novelty
dance.
February
SO.
PARE
TRREB
toeer
Jrounsnmcn
When
you
add
OXO
Cubes
to
your
soups,
stews
and
other
dishes
you
are
adding
more
beef-?
the
rich
goodness
of
prime
beef,
which
makes
them
tastier
and
more
wholesome.
OXO
Cubes
are
so
handy
and
convenient,
too,
that
they
make
cooking
easy.
Tins
of
4
Cubes
-15c
10
"
-
30c
9
(fUBES
The
Great
Beet
Economy
FISHERMEN'
Look
over
your
First
Aid
Kit
ami
.sec
thai
il
is
complete,
Here
are
some
of
Ihe
things
you
should
have
ou
board
before
you
put
to
sea:
IODINE
ADHESIVE
PLASTER
BANDAGES
EPSOM
SALTS
LYSOL
BORACIC
ACID
DRESSING
FOR
BURNS,
ABSORBENT
COTTON,
FIRST
AID
BOOK
Fur
your
Personal
Kit
you
will
nNo
need
RAZOR
SHAVING
SOAP
RAZOR
BLADES
SHAVING
BRUSH
SOAP
TOOTE
PASTE
COMB
TOOTH
BRUSH
liny
your
supplies
from
us
and
be
sure
of
receiving
satisfaction,
ORMES
LTD.
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
Third
Avenue
Phones
82
and
200
Ask
for
a
Tide
Book
for
1925.
They
are
Free.
"Rupert
Fish"
Fresh
Irozen
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.
Prinze
Rupert,
B.C.
Dentistry
Having
actively
taken
over
the
Dental
practice
of
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
it
will
be
my
earnest
endeavor
to
give
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
and
district
a
high
class
dental
service
at
a
reasonable
fee.
Dr.
H.L
Alexander
Smith
Block.
Helgerson
Block.
Phone
575.
Phone
109.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
-
DENTIST
The
standard
or
dentistry
I
have
lo
offer
is
measured
by
these
words
IIUXKST,
IIKMAIII.K,
PKHSOXAI..
My
niellioils
are
the
latest,
my
fees
are
moderale.
and
Ihe
guaraiilee
1
give
is
I
NCONIHTION
Al.
.
AliSOI.l
TF.
SATISFACTION
is
my
only
aim.
GET
MY
ESTIMATE
FIRST.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
In
Frizzell
Hulcher
Shop,
acryss
from
the
impress
llolel
We
carry
a
lull
Hut"
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor