5th,
1925.
,v
F-brunry
How
the
Bank
can
help
arc
scores
of
ways
ir.
which
your
THERE
Bank
can
help
you
methods
that
will
surprise
you
by
their
convenience
and
safety.
Take
the
sale
of
an
animal.
If
it
is
4
cash
transaction,
you
can
ask
the
purchaser
to
send
you
a
marked
'cheque
or
your
Batik
will
attach
a
sight
draft
to
the
bill
of
lading.
It
it
is
a
time
sale,
your
banker
will
handle
and
collect
the
note.
Our
manager
will
be
only
too
glad
to
outline
to
you
the'
scores
of
ways
in
which
he
can
serve.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
over
IOO
years
Total
Assets
in
excess
of
i7oo.ooo.ooo
(
Rupert
Fish
Fresh
Troien
-All
varieties.
Frsh
Fish
All
varieties
In
season.
Smoked
Fish
Our
well
known
"Rupert
Brands."
Finnan
Haddie
"Thistle
Brand"
Nova
Scotlans.
Canned
Salmon
Pinks,
Skeena
Sockeye,
etc.
Salt
Fish
Herring,
Salmon,
Black
Cod,
Grey
Cod
Shejl
Fish
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
Canadian
Rich
&
fnm
vnraap
Tn
l.M
Prln?a
Rupert,
B.C.
naxin&
'
Zj
With
"Our
Special"
Sleep
Simmons
Unit
$40.00
complete
'
'
lone
Wtilntil
Slot'l
Bed,
non-sagging
roil
spring
K.yvv
foil
mall
n:
fs.
jarrfls
mm?
riirnsnnps
Phono
123
et
it
at!
rr
v
HIGH
CLASS
-GROCERS
PHONE
538
REFRESHMENTS
FOR
DANCES
AND
SOCIALS
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
or
wr
"'
W,OTORI.
Swanaon
Bay,
nd
Alert
Bay,
TuaaU.
B
P.
.
UVERl
VICTORIA.
Al.rl
Bay,
nd
Swanaon
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A.M.
or
'
Mill)'
i'CI
ARM'
TEWART,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
23
nd
Ar?RT
8,W'80N
ind
Naaa
Blar
CannarUa,
Friday
A.M.
'"
J.
BAPnalav.
laint.
Pplnoa
KUDari.
D.w.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
TMREH
Appointed
Director
Local
and
Personal
j
Canadian
Pacific
lAvert
This
Deadly
H.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
Si.
Ilayners,
Undertakers,
l'lione
351
You'll
like
our
joall
Consum
ers
Coal
Co,
l'lione
7.
If
Mrs.
Urahliiian's
for
house
dresses.
If.
Basketball
tonight
at
7
o'clock
in
Klks"
Home.
SI.
Andrew's
Society
social
evening
February
,
is
postponed.
Try
iny
new
Sedan
I
prices,
l'lione'
301.
Day
or
night.
,
C.
V.
Syinca.
.
tf
.Ulliur
McCnrkuulalc
wa
among
the
arrivals
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Itupcrt
yes
lerday
aflcriioon.
C
I'.
Hicl,
who
ban
been
on
a
brief
trip
south,
returned
In
I
la'
cily
on
tbe
Prince
Huperl
yes
lerday
afternoon.
.i.
miners
ni
nie
i
ucks
unci
l...
t..l..
..t
i
..r..
tr
i
i
ii)
uuuci
s
n.iiii
si.iii,
n-i
uiio-ii
on
the
Prince
Huperl
yesterday
uflcriiouu
from
a
business
(rip
Albert
1'arrow,
steamboat
in
sppclor,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
I
he
Prince
lluiterl
yeslcrdny
afternoon.,
lie
is
hero
on
depart
menial
dulics.
A.
I.ipsin
of
the
Acme
Import
:ts,
who
lias
been
south-
on
a
business
trip,
relumed
to
the
cily
on
tliij
Prince
Itupert
yes-
fi-rday
afternoon.
Then
Collarl.
Who
lias
been
ill
for
over
two
weeks
is
slowly
ini
proving
but
it
is
expected
will
be
con
fined
lo
I
he
house
Tor
till
ilber
week
or
two.
Miss
Mary
Kvnns,
little
dan
Kbler
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
.1.
Kvuns
of
Ibis
cily,
returned
homo
from
Mellliigham
on
Hie
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
aflcriioon.
F..
Cavenuile,
who
rum
a
store
nl
Seal
Cnve,
was
fined
20
in
Hie
cily
police
court
yesterday
afternoon
for
operating
a
punch
hoard
on
bis.
premises.
II.
M.
Slemart
of
tbe
Slcwnrl
Land
Co.
passed
through
on
lite
Prince
Itupert
yeslerday
afternoon
bound
for
Stewart.
lie
is
one
of
the'
family
of
weU
kuown
brothers
after
whom
the
town
of
Stewart
was
iame.
Provincial
Constable
Alex.
Saint
lefl
by
galbnat
last
night
fur
llawkcsfrury
Island,
In
investigate
(he
circumstances
attending
the
death
of
ail
unnamed
man
who
was
killed
in
tbe
logging
camp
I
here
on
Monday
last.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
IjiicsI
Itlue,
who
were
recently
married
in
Chicago,
passed
through
on
the
Prince
Huperl
yeslerday
afternoon
hound
for
llyder,
Alaska,
where
I
hey
will
reside.
Mrs.
Mine
was
formerly
Miss
Dorothy
Drown,
daughter
of
a
prominent
Minneapolis
allorney.
"
Capl.
.lohu
McKeruan
arrived
from
Vancouver
yeslerday
nfler-niion
to
pilot
iulo
Ibis
port
the
steamer
Canadian
Miller
wbicji
lias
arrived
from
the
Orient.
Capl.
McKeruan
was
formerly
inasler
of
several
of
Hie
C.O.M.M.
coasting
boats,
but
is
now
pilol-iiiK
for
the
company.
tNJVOUNCElVIENTS
I.O.D.i:.
Children
s
I'ancy
Dross
Hall,
February
C.
Klks'
Smoker,
February
D).
(i.W.V.A.
Annual
Hall,
I-.
C-.X.Il.
I'liiiployes'
Annual
Hall,
February
17.
Klks'
Annual
Novelly
dance,
l''bruary
?0.
Tslmpsoan
and
Tyeo
Lodges
A.F,
&
A.M.
ANNUAL
BALL
Monday,
Feb.
9,
at
9,15
p.m.,
In
Auditorium
Local
anil
sojiuinilntr
mem-'bers
cord
laity
Inviled.
OBI
if
A
NEW
FLAVOR
The
double
richness
of
St.
Charles,
as
compared
with
ordinary
milk,
gives
a
new
and
delicious
flavor
not
only
to
cakes
but
to
all
recipes
and
dishes
that
call
for
miik.
Write
far
free
Recloe
Book.
7ru.
'Beniuf
Gr.Jimiied
i
Vancouver.
IT.
C.
lt-34
ii
ai
u
ii
uty
llishop
K.
M.
JJumiz
will
sail
on
the
steamer
l'rince
Huperl
tomorrow
iiiornlut"
lor
Clay
Porter
of
the
Porler-Idaho
Minium
Co
Md.,
passed
Ibrou'ph
on
JliiH.
l'rince
Huperl
yeslerday
a!lenim(m
bound
from
Vancouver
t
t
fcl
ewari
.
Walter
(1.
ltfiad,
customs
at
Slevvnrt
who
has
lieen
xoulb
on
a
blWay
trip
iiasse
1
through
on
tbe
Prince
Huperl
yesterday
north.
aflcriii'oii
rehirinii;.
Delayed
four,
days
in
gellin?
away
on
aceount,iif
Hie
Iroiibbs
mi
I
be
railway,
Fred
Slork,
M.P.
will
leave
oil
tonight's
train
lo
attend
.the
parliamentary
session
in
Ottawa.
Thomas
Mack,
brother
of
Peler
and
.lames
Itlack
of
this
city.
aiTiviM
front
Vancouver
on
Hie
l'rince
Rupert--
yeslerday
af
lerhoon
and
will
siiend
a
few
days
visiting
ber
rr
Mayor
S.
M..
Nloii
relurncd
(roin
Vancouver
on,
the
Prim
Itupert
yesterday
afti-runou.
He
spent
a
eouide
of
weeks
in
the
south
on
private
business
and
also
had
occasion
to
lake
up
certain
mailer
for
the
city
while
there
,,
.1.
A.
Ward
lte,
vvilli
,1.
A.
Smith
in
tbe
purchase
of
the
Seal
(Jove
sawmill,
here,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Huierl
yesterday
afternoon
lo
confer
with
I
lit?
cily
op
mailers
affecting
the
reopening
of
I
be
ilanl.
Dr.
A.
II.
ltayne,
formerly
of
this
city
ami
now
located
in
Vancmiver,
'passed
.through
on
the
I'finee
HupeH
yesterday
afternoon
bound
for'
Slewarl
and
Anyox.
Iltilurniiifr
to
Hie
cily
in
a
few
weeks
time,
be
expects
to
spend
several
days
-here.
l.oyal
Order
of
.Moose.
The
Deputy
(irand
lle.wnl,
Wall-sledl,
vvill
be
here
to
instilule
Hie
charier
of
I
lie.
I.iv-'ion
on
1'riday
evening
at
8
o'clock
in
the
Metropole
Hall.
All
l.ejfion-aires
and
newly
sifitie.il
eandi-
dales
are
requested
lo
lie
Three-
riTles
ace
still
missintf
rrom
the
Drill
Hall
'of
tbe
Norlb
It.
(',.
Hephiienl,
.Nos.
O.tlllil,
lUU'.u'.H
and
"P'-'t.
IT
these
rifles
are
mil
relurne-l
lo
Ihe
Drill
Hall
by
February
12.
Ihe
parlh
found
in
possession
of
same
will
be
severely
ib-ali
wilb.
O.
0.,
.Norlb
II.
('-.
HcK'inent.
at
FLOYD
COLLINS
IS
FOOT
FREE
IN
CAVE
Now
Walled
In
Behind
Rock
But
Efforts
Being
Made
to
Rc-loasj
Him
X
t'.AVK
CITY,
Feb.
5-
A
sli-le
in
a
sand
cave
yesterday
left
Floyd
Collins
foot,
free
lor
the
first
time
since
be
was
imprisoned
on
Friday
morning
when
a
boulder
wedfred
his
Icrs
where
rescuers
were
unable
In
reach
them.
Collin
is
now
walled
iu
behind
a
rock,
which
fell
from
tin;
side
of
the
cave.
He
has
held
on
cheerfully
wjiile
rescuers
.worked
without
cessation
lo
effect
his
M'leaxe;
4ou
Huntington
McMstr
The
recent
election
of
Mr,
Kos
Huntington
McMaster
to
be
a
director
of
;he
Canadian
Pacific,
filling
the
vacancy
created
on
the
board
by
the
death
of
the
late
Lord
Shaughnesjy,
is
a
recognition
on
the
Company's
part
of
his
long-provi-d
ability.
Mr.
McMaster
is
already
vice-presfdent
t
and
director
of
the
Steel
Company
of
Canada
and
director
of
the
Northern
Electric
Company,
as
well
as
the
Canadian
Explosives
Company.
Born
in
Montreal
in
1880,
he
has
lived
practically
all
his
life
in
that
city.
He
was
educated
at
the
Montreal
High
School
and
Collegiate
Institute.
His
business
career
began
with
the
Slurwin
Williams
Co.,
of
which
he
beyame
assistant
to
the
vice-president
and
neural
manager
in,
1897,
a
post
he
h
Id
until
1003.
In
the
latter
year
he
was
made
assistant
to
the
vice-preside
nt
and
rfncral
manager
of
the
Montreal
l;(.!iinE
M'il.
Company.
On
the
formation
of
the
Steel
Company
of
Cicada
hi-
uas
appointed
manager
at
iluuutal.
POSSIBLY
GROUND
GLASS
WAS
GIVEN
TO
TWIN
SISTERS
DAUPHIN.
Man..
Feb.
ri.--.Pos-!
ibly
Alsa
Thompson,
ajred
on
I
rial
at
l.os
Angeles
today
for
satlity.followiii!;
"confessions"
ot
several
nllenipls
to
poison,
did
j;ive
tbe
twin
sisters
ground!
jslass
benin-
Ihey
died
here.
ap-
parently
from
pneuinouia,
two'
years
nun,
affording
lo
I
lie
pny-sician
who
alleuded
the
children.
CAPTIN
AND
CREW
OF
VESSEL
ARE
RESCUED
POUTI.ANI)
Ore..
Feb.
5
Gap-1
lain
Siiml
vik
and
oisht
men,
Ihej
eri-vv
of
(lie
steamer
Caoba,
which
was
aluuiiloned
Monday
associated
i
.,!,
.,i
-..n.
ui-re
rescueil
bv.
I
he
schooner
Peseliewa
off
Wil-j
In
pa
Mar.
All
inendiers
of
the!
crew
are
now
accounted
for.
A
GOOD
WAY
TO
INCREASE
BUSINESS
Many
advertisim:
messages
fail
to
attract
attention
because
I
hey
are
either
unattractive
orj
are
loo
stereotyped.
This
js
Ihe
opinion
of
one
ol
our
busiest
and
most
successful
business
firms
Albert
&
Mc-Caffery,
I.bl.
They
have
suc-ceeiled
in
interesting
many
new
cuslomers
in
Ihe
story
of
the
famous
N'unaiino
-
Wellington
coal
and
since
the
coal
itself
lives
up
to-its
reputation
these
cuslomers
are
coming
back
daily
for
more.
N'anaimo-
Wellington
coal
is
the
premier
fuel
for
I
be
fireplace,
range
and
furnace.
More
heal
less
ash
no
rock
or
clinkers.
You
should
try
Xnnaimo-Wellington
its
soon
as
your
present
.Supply
nels
lmv.
Heller
still,
if
you
order
some
now
you
can
lest
it
out
willi
Ihe
coal
you
are
now
using.
Nanainio
-
Wellington
stands
supreme
when
a
comparative
lest
is
made.
To
secure
a
supply
phone
Al
lien
A;
.Mcl-airery
I.
lit.,
who
are
sole
agents
here.
Their
phone
numbers
are
I
111
and
501.
If
1.
CARD
OF
THANKS.
Puushou,
on
behalf
of
the
I'yne
Min
theatrical
company,
wishes
to
I
hank
Harrie's
Home
Furnishings
for
Ihe
use
of
the
stage
furniture,
which
was
so
kindly
loaned
for
the
occasion.
IN
MEMORIUM
In
loving
memory
tr
my
beloved
wife.
l'.li.abeth
Mai
f
Ida
Sliorkey.
who
died
February
D,
IU2I.
John
A.
Sborkey.
V!;
ir:-?.'
yyfflA
-anti
-
xt
IN
time
of
accident
you
need
help
quickly
and
Zam-Huk
is
always
the
best,
aad
most
reliable
antiseptic
first-aid
to
have
handy.
Whether
it
be
a
cut
finger
or
a
gashed
knee,
a
scratched
arm.
burnt
hand,
sprain,
bruise
or
open
wound,
t
Zam-lluk
can
always
be
depended
upon
to
swiftly
end
pain
and
soreness,
and
ensure
clean
healthy
healing.
Through
its
valuable
antifeptic
property,
Zam-Buk
guards
broken
tissues
against
infection
and
quickly
removes
ail
trace
of
poison.
Thus
suppuration,
inflammation
and
ulceration
are
completely
averted.
Zam
Iluk's
unparalleled
success
is
due
to
its
purely
Iter
al
character,
its
constant.
relial.il.
tv
ind
wulr
rauKeof
usefuln-ss
No
home
can
ever
afford
to
be
without
Zam-Uuk.
Pain
&
Disablement
Ended
"I
would
have
lost
a
Cn;er
but
for
Zam-Buk."
says
Mr.
A.
Rowbtt.
Gilbert
Plains,
Man.
"
It
was
my
riht
fore
finger
black
with
poison
and
swi
llen
four
times
normal
size.
1
iri-d
pouliicing
;
hathing
it
witli
antiseptics
;
even
had
ih-
docter
lance
the
finer
(or
1
1
iche.
but
th-obbin(f
patn
c
ni'
,1
da
ittd
ni!"
tmiil
thp
limtftii
vt
hiv
on
to
Zjri
H-:k
N-thtintr
-ni
hj
fb1--I
nin-rilw!ihqiiick
tar
tbi
.
jtmt
b-.-al.
r
nrt.
-I
ii
ifrtibk
pain
and
removed
poison
It
act
nit
riatbi
iu
a
week.
a
v
n
ii
mrm
9
IlkNI
.'
II
Free
&
Post.Paid.
Cat
EOa.
bas
of
Zam-Buk
fraaa
(our
rctular
lru
at
tf
faal-r,
t
tend
t-
ttal
to
ZatH't
Jk
Ca.,
tr
rta,
far
a
ucerul
Samr-U
ioi.
It
vMI
k
nailal
bi
return
fra.tti
fas!
M
11-11
SIR
THE
WORLD'S
ANTISEPTIC
DEALER
FISHERMEN!
Look
over
your
First
Aid
Kit
uul
ee
tlial
il
is
coln-plele.
Here
are
some
of
the
Hung
you
should
have
on
board
before
you
pul
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
also
need
RAZOR
SHAVING
SOAP
RAZOR
BLADES
SHAVING
BRUSH
SOAP
TOOTE
PASTE
COMB
TOOTH
BRUSH
Huy
your
supplies
from
us
find
lie
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.
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Washer
and
Dryer
Has
no
Wringer,
needs
none.
Won
Hold
Medal
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Inst
Quebec
Exhibition
over
all
American
and
Canadian
Machines.
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also
sold
on
terms.
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Hardware
Co.
OLD
KENTUCKY
THE
HOME
OF
OLD
KENTUCKY
TYPE
WHISKEY
ESTABUSHEO
TOR
OVER
CO
YEARS
Dourbon
Whiskey
BOTTLED
IN
BOND
An
old
fashioned
whiskey
mada
In
the
old
fashioned
way
matured
in
charred
oak
barrels
ana
NAMED
FOR
THE
STATE
AND
TRULY
GREAT
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This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by.
the,
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government;
of'
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f
British
Columbia.
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