'
,
janwary
SO.
1025-
this
I
Different
Asm,-
all
otW
laxalivea
and
relief
Defective
Elimination
Connipation
Biliousness
l.,i:n
nf
Nature'
Remedy
(W?
Irtt)
ii
mora
natural
and
thor
I
he
eneci
win
on
a
revem.
tion
you
will
fee!
no
good.
'
t.
Make
the
teat.
You
will
D
appreciate
this
difference.
ips
off
the
Old
Block
hfl
JUNIORS
Little
W
mt
,
unit
ffl
In
onMrd
I
,..3at4
for
"Mldren
and
I
sou
bt
tour
drucqi:
ORMES
LIMITED
I
i)otf
fl
adult
I
JT
aJ
DAYS
Onv
MONDAY,
TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY
fin
Blue
Ribbon
Baking
Powder
value
Hie,
fur
5c
in1''
iiiiin
y
I
ash
Only.
(tl
IllT
FARMERS'
MARKET
and
C.
Butchers
Grocers
Ltd
tones
45-574-Blue
428
1
CITY
MANAGER
i
BIG
SUCCESS!
Cleveland
Qets
Splendid
Results
In
1924
Under
Plan
of
Civic
i
Government
r.l,i:Vi:i,.XI),
Jan.
2.-
'Assn.
edited
Press
.
A
long
list
nf(
accomplishments
in
I
lie
first
r
of
'operation
iinili'r
the
new'
icily
iDimaKi'i-
charter
is
contained
in
I
lie
first
annual
report
of
Manager
William
It.
Hopkins,
submitted
I"
cily
council.
Tins
i
report,
review,
the
work
nf
each,
!
department
for
IU2J
ami
i
ti
I
i
-
fairs
objectives
for
t',125.
Although
street
paving
records
were
broken
and
all
services
ex-liaudi'4l,
tiii
it
iwis
were
lowered,
ami
llic
cily
started
llic
new'
year
willi
5?5.O0O
saved
out
nfi
it
ti)2i
appropriation,
j
Parks
hay
hern
rrhahililaled,
1
lie
police
force
increased
and
midorixeil
and
traffic
reputation,,
put
011
a
systematic
liasis.
Light
panl
retiiiliililalioii
has
been
lie-'
gun.
Fire
and
police
hcuduar-i
'
lers
were
sol.J
for
1,700,000
Hill
a
new
structure,
one
half
limes
larger
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
two
a
nil
is
under
coiisfriiiilion.
Rehabilitation
Carried
Out
m&3
Q
A
V
A
fT
Washer
mi
Ot
f
ftUli
and
Dryer
mm
r
Ilns'iiii
Wi'inger.
needs
none.
Won
Hold
Medal
al.
last
(JiioImt
Exhibition
over
all
Amerirnu
mid
Ciiiindinn
Machines.
Ca-h
Price
$185.00:
.il-u
sold
on
terms,
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
em:
I
1
GEO.
D.
TITE
guIett's
mrn
W
Dnor
PURE
tvr-
IVC
1
0
FLAKE
LI
L
VGILLETT'S
"To
make
llic
hesl
possildo
1
having
city
employes
use
of
facilities
al
hand
we
had
(he
city
hall
for
their
lo
begin
immediately
a
general
work
of
rehahililalioit
which
extended
into
every
department,
was
carried
on
throughout
the
f
.
..
1
1
1
,1
iirouiierii
euriiiugs
inure
iiiiin
1100.000
in
excess
of
Ihe
esli-,
male
and
"has
made
it
certain
ilia!
Ihe
operations
for
1)25
will
yi.'M
a
'revenue
al
Ihe
plant
sufficient
lo
pay
Ihe
entire
operating
rns!
of
Ihe
plant,
a
thing
vvliii'li
has
not
been
done
in
a
fanadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
4ND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Igintiers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
All
S.Y
great
many
ears."
Ill
Hie
ilep.ul
nienl
of
finance
all
work
has
lieeii
brought
up
lo
dale,
a
considerable
part
of
which
had
In
lie
brought
up
from
June,
ln.'.i,
and
Ihe
earning
of
llic
sinking
fund
enm-niisHioii
increased
over
$2111,(100
as
compared
with
l'.)2.'l.
Wasteful
Method
Replaced
"'Ihe
old
wasteful
melhod
of
come
lo
pay
has
been
replaced
by
one
which
pays
II1C111
on
the
job,
representing
a
saving
of
lime,
which
cost
llic
cily
more
(ban
StO.ono.
a
year
ear
and
is
still
far
from
Com-
under
Ihe
old
melhod,"
the
plele,"
Mr.
Hopkins'
report
said.
;
port
continues.
(continued
from
page
one)
schooner.
1
be
recently
by
the
Zenith,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
lias
sold
her
lo
J'ierce
oT
Kelrhikan,
who
will
keep
her
al
the
northern
port.
(.apt.
Lund
is
having.
a
new
0H-fooler
built
by
Johnson
of
Taeoina,
lo
be
re-1
ai
1
ready
about,
the
beginning
of
llie
new
season.
Shi.''will
have
an
e.iigine
of
about
i)0Ji.p.,
tin!
Unmake
has
liol
been'
decided.
New
Engines
Installed
The
Allailtic,
owned
by
John
(aide
and
l'eler
Lund
is
being
lilted
up
for
Ihe
opening
of
tin;
balibul
season
by
the
installation
of
a
new
75
h.p.
Atlas-Imperial
diescl
engine.
The
work
is
being
done
at
Hie
Fishing
Vessel
Owners
Marine-
Ways.
The
Yukon,
owped
by
W.
F.
I.ewislon,
(!.
Paulson,
II.
Itliinl-beim
uhd
M.
K.
Ongslad,
is
being
equipped
wilh
ail
Hil
h.p.
J
li
1
lerprise
diesel
engine
purcliased
from
Ihe
Pacific.Maiine
Supply
Company,
Seallle..
The
Ivnuhoc,
owned
by
Johnson
Urns,'
&
-
Jensen,
is
being
equipped
wilhm
a
(Jo
h.p.,
'lype
'(:-()"
Fairbanks-Morse
marine
oil
engine
al
llic
Olson
it
Sunde
Machine
Work,
The
7t!-fl.
halibul
schooner
Senator.
owned
by
Alfred
Howe
of
the"
Tonga
k
Trading
Com-,
pany,
Kelchikan,
and
Chris
lloss,
has
been
for
tin?
last
few
weeks
Ihe
plant
of
the
Lake
Union
Dryilock
it
Machine
Works,
Seal-
Although
si
reel
improvements
'
In
addition
to
general
rehab-
'lh
inslallin
exceeded
those
of
previous;
dilation
of
all
park
years,
.Mr.
Hopkins
re
polled
they
were
made
al
a
saving
which
will
buill
after
Iho
name
pattern
and
drawing
as
(he
Colflmiila,
which
was
designed
by
Oapt.
Ileggem,
manager
of
Ihe
ways.
No
au-
lirilllli'lillllMI
I
lllltt
Vet
lll'CII
ItlMillif
in
regard
o
Ihu1
.
powering
01
the.se
vessels,
.
Oajd.
I!.
I.
nnd,
known
as
owner
'of
Ihe
haliliiil
schooner
Talioma,
launched!
j,
i,0jnsr
installed.
a
new
Union
die.scl
properly,
'npuie,
I
be
plant
is
or
ihe
i-
special
allenlion
was
given
to
cjii
r
mi
1,
raiiu
.11
n-o
n.j.
Ihe
planting
of
3,605
new
.IreesThe
(rial
I
rip
wlll;he
run
about
permit
a
rebate
lo
properly
own-1
and
31,1111
new
shrubs.
The
pub-
January
2H.
ers
or
!87.OO0
on
Ihe
specialise
audilorium
not
only
had
its
The
Corona
owned
by
Capl.
iissessmenls
levied
for
these
:
most
.successful
year
but
has
!
John
Courage,
In
addition
to
llic
improvements.
J
brought
Cleveland
into
an
en-j
inlallHlion
nf
a
'new
05
h.p.
Operation
of
Ihe
garbage
plant
I
lirelv
new
nosilion
of
national
Fairbanks.
Morse
Type
"O-O"
oil
prominence.
For
(he
first
time
,
engine,
is
iieuig
stit.jecteil
10
a
in
years
Ihe
waterworks
division
i
general
overhauling
which
In
dus
been
able
to
meel
every
de-
eludes
the
building
nf
new
afler
inajid.
and
11..
limitation
has
been
,
bulwarks
and
a
new'pilol
bouse.
nlaceil
on
Ihe
use
of
water.
1
.vinong
ine
oiuer
uaiiinii
vc-i
sels
having
new
engines
inslalleil
NUMBER
OF
NEW
FISHING
are
Ihe
Yakulal,
owned
by
Ivor
BOATS
BEING
BUILT
IN
THE
and
John
Sellereit,
which
is
be-.
SOUTH
FOR
OPENING
OFj
ing
eipiipped
wild
a'
110
h.p.
SEASON
NEXT
MONTH.
1
Wnshinglnn-Kslep
.fiesel
en-
'gine;
and
Ihe
Alaska,
owned
by
J
Oar!
Angell,
in
which
a
I
.'13
h.p.
Washinglon-IIslep
iliesel
engine
Olson
Sunde
A(
lt,
talarl
Marine
Ways
Machine
Works.
Seallle,
is
being
,
luiljbut
sclioonvr
Seymour
is
1
equipped
wilh
a
gurdy
and
cable
l0jna
-jV(.n
.,
general
'
overhaul-!
winch
manufactured
by
Olson
it
Sunde.
Sn
jn
owned
by
Iver-
L.-1111
Urns,
and
is
srnciiuicii
10
jnake
her
trtal
trip
about
Ich-ruary
1.
The
same
'company
has
also
started
work
on
a
72-fl.
halibul
schooner
for
Killer
llros.
tt
Armstrong.
She
will
have
a
17-fl.
beoin,
an
H-fl.
depth
and
ing
which
includes
Ihe
renewal
of
a
large
pari
of
her
lopside;
planking
and
frames.
RAILWAY
EMPLOYEES
ORGANIZE
FOR
DANCE
will
be
powered
Ihe
same
s
Ihe
Committees
Appointed
at
Meet
j
Zenith.
Olson
it
Sunde
.winches
1
will
be
installed.
I
Sauslad
it
Moherg
are
now
'building
a
ni-fl.
halibut
boat
for
i
F.d.
Strand
or
Seallle.
She
will
1
have
a
IR-fl.
beam
and
714-fl.
jdcplh
and
will
be
powered
wilh
a
7.")
h.p.
Washington.
Fslev
diescl
1
engine.
Her
launching
dale
will
I
be
late
in
January.
inq
to
Have
Charao
of
the
Event
A
meeting
held
on
Saturday
night
made
arrangement
for
holding
of
a
dance
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
employees
and
I
heir
friends
with
thi;
idea
of
gelling
to
know
each
nlhAr
belter.
Wilh
thai
end
in
Contracts
for
the
building
of
,vicw
coniniillees
were
appointed
two
new
halibut
schooners
have
.,,,,1
Harry
Thrunn
was
been
received
by
the
Fishing
iseere(iify
of
the
.
otganizalinn.
Vessel
Owners
Marine
Ways
and
r-
M,
following
were
put
on
,llm
Iheir
construction
begin
commillees:
'
early
Ihis
spring,
't
he
first
of
t
decoration
and
.orchestra:
these
vessels
will
be
huill
for
j
.Messrs.
Folsom
(chairman),
Conrad
Petersen,
Andrew
John-
Annesley,
Campbell,
Derry,
llef-son
and
Johannes
Selfjord
and
jfennan,
Teng
and
llorrobin.
will
be
a
70-ft.
long-liner,
wilh
a
Adverlising,
programs
and
in-heam
of
HiV4-fl.
anil
n
depth
nf
vi
I
al
ions
:
Messrs.
Ileasley
(chair-HVi-n.
The
oilier
schooner
islian),
Forrest,
Parry,
Itoberl
ami
lo
he
buill
for
X.
11.
Ilegge
nml
tSmilli
and
Misses
Kemp;
and
Julius
and
Paul
Petersen
and
ii.,,,!
will
he
of
the
same
type
and
di-
inensioiis.
Hotli
boats
will
hei
HOME
FURNISHING
SPECIALS
That
Will
Save
You
Money
BED,
SPRING
AND
MATTRESS
SPECIALS
Waliuil
Finish
Hcd,
Coil
Hpring
and
Fell
Maltress,
complete
$38.00
While
Kuumel
Finish
Hed,
Woven
Wire
Hpring
nml
Fell
Maltress,
eoniplele
$28.00
Ml
lleds,
(Springs
and
Mallresses
reduced
during
Ihis
Mould
CHESTERFIELD
SUITE
SPECIALS
a
Piece
Suile
Mohair
Covering,
Special
$240.00
!l
Piece
Siiilo,
Tnpeslry
Covering,
Special
$215.00
OheslerfiPld
only,
Iloyal
Mine
Mohair
hack
and
liinist
willi
figured
mo-
Hair
seal.
Special
$1
75.00
Ilefreslnnenls:
Messrs.
Simp
i
sou
(cliairinaiO,
and
lingers
and!
Misses
Johnston,
Kemp,
Taylor,1
...
.
.
1l.....tnv!
1
1
I
11...
-
tf!....
l.n.t.
Ill'ltl,
lllll
iil'SS,
1
1
nil.
1111,
inniij
and
Macdonald.
The
dale
set
tentatively
for
the
event
is
February
27.
MISSIONARY
NIGHT
AT
CORNER
CLUB
IN
THE
BAPTIST
CHURCH
appreciated
ami
ed
al
Ihe
close.
she
was
Ihank-
A
solo
was
well
u,
I.
Tlu.Wcli
I.
Kitm
CATARRH
e(
II19
BLADDER
3rd
Avenue.
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
Phono
20
flnfinrlHfroHnterfrit.,
WbMtS.
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
thr
n
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
kows
adoertised
goods
live
up
lo
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
too.
Read
them.
Help
her
help
you
save,
Buying
advertised
products
is
a
bond
investmentnot
a
stock
speculation
Isrtng
.by
Miss
llessie
Kerry.
11.
Iir
....1
il...
iikii.
j.lniil
ten
d
in
Mm
llfi
.ii
11,
1111-
;i"
......
chair.
Herrcshnieuls
were
served
al
Ihe
close.
.Next
Monday
nighl
Ihe
men
will
have
charge
ol
the
meeting.
A
GOOD
WAY
TO
INCREASE
BUSINESS
l.,,,.n
I
Mil
Many
advertising
messages
lo
attract
allenlion
because
I
bey
are
either
unal
tractive
or
are
loo
stereotyped.
This
is
Ihe
opinion
of
one
of
our
busiest
and
most
successful
business
firms
Afherl
&
Mc-Caffery,
Ltd.
They
have
suc
ceeded
in
interesting
many
new
customers
in
Ihe
slnry
of
the
famous
.anaimo
-
Wellington
coal
and
since
Iho
coal
itself
lives
up
lo
its
reputation
these
customers
are
coming
back
daily
for
more.
Nannimo.
Wellington
coal
is
the
premier
fuel
for
the
fireplace,
range
and
furnace
Mnro
heal
less
nsb
no
rock
or
clinkers.
You
should
try
Natiaimn-Wel
linglon
as
soon
as
your
present
siimdy
gels
low.
Heller
still,
if
you
order
some
now
you
can
test
il
out
wilh
Ihe-
coal
you
are
now
using.
Nnnnimn
-
Wellington
stands
supreme
when
a
eompar-alive
lest
is
made.
Tn
secure
a
supply
phone
Al-
-
liert
it
McCaffery
Ltd.,
who
are
l.asl
night
was
missionary
sole
agents
hern.
Their
phone
nighl
al
I
lie
Corner
Club
in
lhe
numbers
are
i
1
0
and
501.
If
Ila'plisl
Church
and
Miss
llad-jr
r
r-.
dock,
deaconess
of
the
Meltindisl
j
1
v
Church,
was
the
speaker
of
Ihejt
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
evening,
llcr
aiiurrss
was
iini(,n,
x.
Tuesday,
January
20
High
0:28
a.m.
!).7
ft.
23:.1
p.m.
10.5
"
Low
3:0.1
a.m.
8.1
"
10:20
p.m.
5.0
"
Wednesday,
January
21
High
10:25
a.m.
2.0
ft.
53:37
p.m.
17.0
"
Low
:IC,
a.m.
8.0
"
17:27
p.m.
3.5
"
STARTING
WASHDAY
with
the
hardest
part
done...
That's
just
what
our
"Thrif-T-ser
vice"
offers.
This
low
priced
service
'does
all
the
washing
the
hardest
part
of
your
work,
and
irons
the
flat
work
besides.
You
can
pack
your
boiler
and
washboard
away
in
the
attic
and
when
it
comes
to
ironing
you'll
have
only
the
wearing
apparel
to
do.
And
the
cost
is
hardly
more
than
for
Wet
Wash
service
it's
only
a
few
cents
a
pound.
Thrif'T'service
c
a
pound
5c
Per
Pound
Plus
1c
Per
Piece
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
AND
DRY
CLEANERS.
Send
it'
fori
Balance
of
No
more
of
this
"No
more
of
this
Wo
more
of
this
Just
J
this
1
Winter
Overcoats
AT
COST.
CAPS
lo
clear
from
,
..
$1.25
to
$2.00
Only
a
few
left,
STEVE
KING
Phone
Green
85.