February
5lh.
102
rgains
!
Silk,
Wool
and
Evening
iresses
emers
.
27
P.O.
Bor.
327
buy
your
!sh
Meats
ECONOMY
STORE
l:
Ui'.'t
tier
ill.
-
10C
B,
...
(i:-
(II.
12
ami
15o
.
i.i.'i
llu:,'.
Hi.
20c
c.:
n
T
lliinc
Steaks.
30o
I
Sh'iii
s
per
Hi.
25c
I.
Ill
tat-
.
.
25c
III
;
I'ilki'.t
25fl
I'm:
Chop.
Hi,
35c
I'r.
.
A
Chops,
per
25c
,.r-
nv
Hi,.
.
30c,
!
fUT
III,.
.
20c
momy
Store
Fifth
Ave.
Phone
18.
DRY
serson
Block.
5rd
Avenue.
East
:ch
Wood
SMALL
HEATERS,
BOo
Per
Sack
deTransfer
3J
Stcond
Avenue.
580.
Nloht
or
Dav.
8UY
BOTTLES.
E.S.TAIT
OtITIST.
H'lfltrton
BI00V.
pCE
RUPERT,
B.
a
"Tlce
Hours,
S
t
S.
Phone
(SB.
tenlngi
Onlt
fmr
PKl
Appointment.
MOOSE
INSTALLATION
HELD
LAST
EVENING
Two
Hundred
Persons
Attended
Ceremonies
Which
Were
Followed
By
Social
Evening
In
Mctropole
Hall.
A
jolly
crowd
of
about
2l)0
persons
attended
Ihc
installation
oT
officer
f
Hip
Moose
Lodge
at
(lie
Melropole
Hull
last
nighl.
Tin'
installation
Wits
conducled
liy
Sigurd
Wallsled
,of
Juneau,
deputy
supreme
dictator,
who
(gave
a
very
itilcrcsiiiiR
address
I
imi
Hie
work
of
the
oi'ilor
al
.Mnosehcart.
ami
Mooschavcn.
TIih
officers
installed
were:
Past
Dielalnr
Fre
Seaddcn.
Dictator
(illlis
Hnyer
.
Vice
Dictator
I.
lavllnini
I
Prelate
.luck
Judge.
Secretary
Percy
'Cameron.
Treasurer
-Thor
Johnson.
Si'i'
can
I
-a
I
-
A
rin
s
A
.
Dimes-j
i
r
jr.
Inner
(iiianl
Sam
Anlns.
I
Outer
(iuard
ltalii
Kiefhabcr;
I
rtispcs-.v
Sweel,
X.
Mus-sallcm
ami
I'.inar
Larson.
Tin'
installation
proceedings
were
followed
by-
a
ilaiicp-
amlj
Iho
serving
nf
refreshments.
;
.Mimic
was
furnished
hy
ihe'
Moose
Orchestra,
assisted
hy
h'
psllinliiip
Orchestra.
Joe
Slag-gard
was
floor
manager
ami
llie
eonnnillcc
consisted
of
H.
.1.
Paeon
'chairman
,
A.
Ohnesarg.
X.
Mussallem,
Ralph
Kiefhaber,
Sam
Anlo
ami
Percy
Cameron.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
Kiaby
Ixlaml
-
Clear,
calm:
Ibanimeler,
211.
.1(1;
li'iiiM'raliire,
j?8;
ea
xmriolli;
7
p.m.
puke
isleanirr
I'rinc,.
.lulin
Inailinv
al
'alu:i
Itivcr.
sniiMibnuml:
H
p.m.
npnke
!leanier
Anynx
wilb
barpej
Uivfrftlale
in
low
7.
milps
from
Aiiyox
mirlliliiiiiinl;
miilnilil.
nike
steamer
I'rincp
Iluperi
a-lieam
l.ucy
lflaiiil,
noiihbntiml.
Iiead
'Tree
Pninl
(Hear,
calm:
liarnmeler.
2l).fi7;
lenippralurp,
.'i:
nea
smonlb.
Hull
Harbor
Overcast,
n.,1.1
smil
liPal
Aviiiil;
baroiiipfer,
2!l
leiiiperaltirp.
30:
imnlerale
swell:
8
p.
in.
spoki
I'rince
.Inlm
arriving
al
Skiileale
inlel,
soiilh-biiiiml.
Noon
Disby
Islaml
Part
rlmnly.
calm;
barometer,
21).
18;
Ivmper-alure,
:);
sea
smooth;
II
a.m.
spoke
steamer
(Canadian
Miller
off
Wat
sou
Hock
bound
for
!
Swan
son
May.
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer.
2'.).
(55;
lemper-
jalure,
30;
sea
smooth.
I
Hull
lla'bor
Overcast,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer.
21).:):)
iteiiiperaiure.
Il'.i;
moderale
swell.
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
.lames
HrniiRb
arrived
in
the
cily
from
Seattle
Min
the
Prince
Ituperl
ARE
YOU
TORTURED
WITH
ECZEMA?
Fru-ina,
or
Suit
IiImmmii,
m
Is
muni)
raiii.it.
i
iii
nt
i
h-
must
axunidntr
nt
ill
skin
dlKfiiif.
Th
liitrnu
liiirnlnir.
Iichliiir
ami
Mimrlliiir.
fiHMTl.illr
l
nliflit
tir
wImmi
Ihe
iru
are
(.xiunpd
in
heat
arc
nlnnu
un-liiarnlili'
ami
ri
llcf
u
(troaily
weli-nincl.
Tlio
most
rHl.-ilili-
ami
errprtlv
rpfwcly
for
till
ti'ffiililf-
U
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
Mr,
i,
It,
jiiliiiMin,
n.lt.
Xn.
l,
OMuiwa,
fint..
write:
"lor
yphib
I
win
tronlili.!
will)
ei'ieiii.1,
.and
had
I
lu
I
lorrl-
;
lik-
Hi-hint
ami
Ixirnl
utr
ciiiiiii.ii,
and
ririild
rind
no
relief
Tor
It.
finally,
I
wm
mlvl-i-d
In
ne
H.H.H.,
and
after
my
nerond
Ijfillle
I
iM-iran
to
w
a
(Trent
dirreienee,
ami
I
ran,
now,
advle
anyi.iie
trniihled
a
I
win
to
use
llils
wonilerrnl
remedy."
I'nr
ale
at
all
dnijrirlsn
anil
dealer;
put
up
only
hy
The
T.
Mllbiirn
Co.,
I.lmlleil,
Toronto.
Ont.
ASSISTANT
GENERAL
MANAGER
TELEGRAPHS
A.
C.
McConnell
Appointed
To
Important
Position
In
Big
System.
j
TOIIOXTO,
Teli.
!i.
,V.
fi.
iltarlicr,
(tiMiPral
manager
Oan-ailian
Xalional
'll'gi-aplis,
an-
iintincps
Hie
anpninlinenl
.if
A.i
C.
Mcnniinell,
formerly
secretary
atnL.
amlilnr
of
Hie
Canailian
Xa-jlioiial
'I'elegrapbs,
In
be
assis!-lanl-
jreneral
manaser
ami
secre-jlary.
ami
of
i.
II.
Hemvick,
for-tnerly
of
I
lie
compl
roller's
ile-Iparliiienl,
lo
lie
aiulilor.
'
The
jappoinlmeiils
are
erfeelive;
frotii
'Hie
first
day
of
Hie
month.
I
Mr.
MrConyell,
who
liecomes'
chief
assislanl
to
treneral
man-'
nany
In
IH(:.
lie
was
iiiovpu
m,
Toronto
upon
Ibe
amalgamation
with
Hip
(ireal.
Xorlh
Western
Company
and
for
bis
whole
per
iod
of
sprvice
has
been
eonneel-
1
'
-
1
1..
11...
..,.;.,t
iceivinir
hearty
cnnnraulalions
inaiiy
local
fripuds.
Phone
109
r.
F.
P.
KENNY
-
DENTIST
S!
niRt-rs
connnir
In
inv
offico
for
Dental
Work
are
my
PHHSOXAL
ATI
KNTIOX.
The
work
is
I'l
leieii
wilhoiil
delay.
Aj.jViiiitiiienls
me
maile
anil
kMm.
.My
fees
alwavs
have
lieen
inmleralp.
II
will
von
(,,
GET
MY
ESTIMATE
FIRST
lll'll.
Ill
HI'"
.-H-l
llfl
Ofjlll'MIIS
,
Itrilisli
Isles
liroadcasl.
put
on
GEO.
D.
TITE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
Ihe
air
last
nijrbl
by
radio
stallion
C.MIA,
Canadian
Xalional
Station
at
Mouclon,
was
included
a
message
fronv
'
Sir
Henry
iW.
riinrnlon,
which
had
been
wrillen
in
Wfunipesr
Jusl
before
I
Sir
Henry's
departure
for
the
(Fast
.
"jestenluy,
lelcuraphed
Jo
Moncloii,
ami
I
lie
re
sent
out
as
pari,
of
Ihe
broadcast.
Telegraphic
advices
received
in
Winnipeu
late
last
night
announced
thai
Sir
Henry's
message
lo
British
lisli'iiiTs-in
K,d
been
disliuclly
heard
across
llie
Allanlic.
pecials!
Specials!
TURKISH
"URKISH
TOWELS
TOWELS
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY.
I,
.i.lore,
TiuUisli
Towels,,
wir
.
.
.
.
65o
rW
Miile
Turkish
Towels,
Siecinl,
per
pair
'
""flered
Turkish
Towels,'
per
pair
....
W
While
Turkish
Towels,
pair
.
75c
lr
$1.40
$2.00.
$2.50,
ami
$3.00
pecials
In
all
lines
of
Cotton
Piece
Goods
and
Blankets,
Shoets,
Pillow
Cases,
Bed
Spreads
and
Curtain
Materials.
WILTON
AND
AXMINSTER
CARPETS
AND
SQUARES
AT
SPECIAL
PRICES
in
nil
sizes
for
Priilny
tiiul
iSalunlay.
.
Patrician
Silverware
Community
Plate
to
clear
at
Half
Price.
Phone
20
THB
DAILY
NEWS
.PACT
FTVr-
SITKA
TOTEM
MADE
JOURNEY
TO
ST.
LOUIS
i
Is
Now
Erected
In
Public
Park
There
And
Is
Fine
Specimen
t
Native
Artistry.
One
of
the
finest
ami
lallest
lolein
poles'
in
exislPiice
is
in
Hie
Silka
National
Moimmeni
park
ailjaeenl
lo
the
Sbejilon
.laekson
School
campus,
)iy
a
Silk-t
paper,
Carved
by
Habla
artisans
and
originally
creclt'd
iii'Jhe
Village
of
Kasaan
it
wits
ilivoQurcd
for
Hie
World
I'air
"at
ST.
I.onis
in
liiOS
and
removed
lo
that
cily
as
a
pari
of
Hie
Alaska
exliihtl.
At
the
close
of
Hie
fair,
Ihroiili
Hi"
efforts
of
(iovprnor
llrady,
il
was
sent
lo
Silka
lo
be
erected
ami
permanently
preserved
in
1hr
public
park,
alonu'
Willi
other
liileins
of
similar
iiriftin.
The
totem
pole,
which
is
hul
"
one
expression
of
;
Hie
lolemic
system,
is
now
a
lliinc
of
tin;
'past
in
Alaska.
Aside
from
the
diminutive
ami
inferior
spcei-jinens
prepared
for
lourisl
trade
jlolem
poles
are
no
lotijier
made
ami
imp
loiem
carver,
a
nuiii
o!
ability"
and
dislinciion
in
funiu'i-limes,
has
vanished
along
with
bis
outgrown
social
conception.
The
passing
of
(be
toleni
pole
and
of
Ihc
loleinic
sylein
in
reneral
carries
w'ilh
it
Ihe
disappearance
of
a
real
art
ami
brings
a
reeling
of
refrrel
even
lo'
lhose
who
have
been
ino-l
insl
rtiineu-lal
in
siipplautiiii'
old
siiperslili
lions
with
modern
truth.
Tolem
poles
were
iif
four
principal
vlasscs:
genealojrical,
his-lorical,
legendary
and
mortuary.
In
as
much
as
(ho-
natives
or
Alaska
believed
lliat
iueii
were
once
annuals
Ihe
principal
char-
laclerislic
of
Iho
loiem
pole
is
its
ui?er
liarlier,
has
speni
ainiosi
..ni,.,..!
riff,.,w.
k,.,,,,,
h,
Pn,n.
fifty
years
in
the
lelefjraph
busi-u,,.,,,.,!,;,,
,,(lsjn
(,r
Ml0
,olpln
iipss.
becoming
identified
willil.,,,1,,
,,..11..,
.u
.,.,.
..,
i(
ilbe
old
Montreal
lelcjjrapll
COin-..
al:iiien
In
ilisllnonisli
II11.
clou
of
lb),
communal
house
in
front
of
which
It
stood
anil
lo
deter
mine
whether
or
not
TT
WPrconii
awn
1
1
ni
wiinin.
I
lieso
carviups
were
nnl
worshipped
as
iilols
nor
III.!:)"'"
W""
"",
a""",n,-r
"pl",n-
inlended
to
represent
tli'ily.
They
.meni.
ne
was
appouiii-o
au.n-1
wn.,.
,,jj,iy
honored.
and
revered
lor
in
lima
ami
nine
years
later
1
!,,.
vilally
associated,
in'llip
I
'....I
...
il
:
..fi
.
.
.
..
.
'
was
jiroinm
i"""
Imiiuls
or
Hie
.Natives,
with
iues-
secrelHry
and
ainliliu-.
linio.
of
oriitin,
Hie
sunernnlural.
Mr.
HenwteK
joineil
llie
t.an-;
iIH
,
,
j,,.,,,.,.
,.pSieel.
ilue"
lo
Hie
adian
Xorlhern
Hallway
In
I
!M)V
j
trroiit
las
a
ntemtier
of
Ihe
aiitlil
invr
and,
arcounlinjr
slaTf
in
Toronln.
ami
latterly
was
chief
clerk
to
.1.
F.
Ailcbeson.
assistant
comptroller
of
the
cenlral
region.
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON
SPOKE
TO
BRITISH
BY
MEANS
OF
RADIOPHONE
WIXNIPKO,
Feb.
5.
by
radio
fan
in
Liverpool,
yesterday
'
Manchesler
and
other
rilics"
of
afternoon
on
their
way
to
Smith-'
'"'
i.nnii
isies,
as
wen
as
u...
wimp.,
llie.
will
reside.
Mrs.
I
foumllaml
last
nielli
of
a
nes-
li,.,,.,.-!,
w.is
formerly
Miss
Alice
I
sajre
wrillen
il.
Winnipe
iMoncoeiir.
Thev
were
married
!
bours
previously
.
I-.X...M
I
K-
lii
SiMillln
nnrl
nr..
re
n
few
was
aunounceii
ilodav
by
Canadian
Xalional
of-
lieroes
ol
Hie
past.
IMMIGRANTS
ARE
ALREADY
COMING
People
From
Many
Countries!
Help
Build
Up
Canadian
Prairies.
WIXXIPKO.
Feb.
B.
Speaking
many
languages
and
garbed
in
as
many
si
range
clolhin;;
outfits,
a
parly
of
sevenly-niue
immigrant
represenling
Hrilish,
Scandinavian,
-nnl
ceil
Ira
I
Furopcau
countries,
reached
Winnipeg
last
night
over
Hie
Canadian
Xalional
Hallways,
completing
Ihe
second
lap
of
their
journey
to
new
homes
in
Canada.
The
party
comprised
25
Poles,
20
Russian,
Hi
Kwciiis,
12
Xorwegians,
8
llungnriatio,
and
Hie
balance
from
Ihe
Hrilish
Isles.
;
l.tisl
night
julerpreters
from
the
colouixation
depart
meni.
met.i
a
parly
or
irom
ine
ne-
gina,
of
whom
1
1)
were
Knglisli.j
fiermans,
3
llanes,
and
I
Swede.
Tonighl's
train
wilt
bring
a
furl
her
spvpii
immigrants
from
I
hp
S.S.
La
llourhounais.
on
the
way
lo
parts
west
of
Winnipeg.
CITY
MANAGER
AND
POWERS
AGAINST
IT
lOllawa
Cilup.n'
One
of
I
lie
iirincinal
objections
lo
the.
cily
manager
plan
is
Hint
Hip
system
Is
undemocratic.
The
answer
is
that
political
patronage
is
in
itself
umleniocralic.
The
cily
manager
plan
has
been
devised
mainly
for
Ihe
mirpose
of
aho
ishinc
no
ilical
patronage
fund
thereby
removing
one
of
Ihe
most
umleinocralic
faclors
In
all
kinds
of
Rovcriunpiil.
TIip
cily
managpr
plan
has
mot
wilb
defeat
only
when
the
powers
of
polilical
patronage
have
'
Iippo
temporarily
more
active
and
of
more
avail
than
the
adhprento
of
Hip
nipril
system.
Dr.
Martel's
Female
Pills
Hav.
aaibtrd
natnrt
thou.andi
raictUit
half
e.ntury.
corrctin(
ctu.t.
bulioiner
up
and
and
PAINFUL
MENSTRUATION,
NERVOUSNESS,
UACKACUE,
DIZZINESS,
eto.
dm
tl
N
BOX
with
our
ilrmtur.
Dmrriit.
verywhere,
or
dirfrt
by
mIU
rlaln.
packair.
tl
00
K.it1.iVmIi.
K.amli
i
T.rti.U,
C...
Clft.ltr
ma
1..
.
11
1.
nut
si..
lUfl
rtaMi.
1
Ihe
chea-pest
world
aside
K'-
K-
:i.
t.
r.
a.
7.
8.
t".
!0.
It.
12.
in.
II.
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
thrn
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.
Comfortably
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
fall
satisfaction,
for
she
knows
adozrlised
goods
live
up
to
their
claims.
She
saves
time
and
steps,
and
returns
sufficiently
alert
to
enjoy
new
advertisements
and
lo
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
bind
investment-
not
a
stock
spsculatio.i
mi.,
uul.i.MIIMI
II
II
II
IMF-
GREAT
INCREASE
IN
!
TEA
CONSUMPTION!
The
consumption
of
lea,
it
is
estimated,
increased
in
I
'.12
1
thirly-niiie
million
pounds.
The
price,
as
a
result,
may
go
lo
!l
per
pound,
bul
even
then,
tea
is
beverage
in
from
water.
WORD
PUZZLE
The
following
word
piuzlc
was
made
by
a
local
lady.
Kadi
number
.is
represented
by
0110
word
anil
the
initial
letters
of
all
of
them
spells
the
name
of
one
or
Canada's
natural
resources.
1
A
fish.
2
An
al
tack.
3
A
mood.
4
Useful
in
the
ktlcben.
5
A
I
roe.
0
Silent.
7
A
garment.
8
Ileyond
reach.
0
Xecessary
to
life.
I
A
A
beverage.
1
1
Part
or
the
body.
12
To
swell.
13
A
headland.
14
A
pronoun.
ANSWER
TO
PUZZLE
The
name
made
from
Ihe
in-
1II..I
UllnMA
I..
II.
a
r,.lA
Roach.
Onslaught,
Cheerful.
Ketlle.
Yew.
Mum.
Overcoat.
Unattainable.
Xilrogen.
Tea.
Arm.
Inriale.
Ness.
She.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
C.
X.
II.
Steamer
Prince
Huper
'.apt.
I).
Donald,
brought
the
fol
lowing
passengers
from
tb'
south
yesterday
afternoon:
For
Prince
Hiicrl
Miss
Mary
Fvans,
A.
C.
Knight,
Mrs.
Cole,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
A.
Forlin
and
family.
D;
Puller.
Caol.
M.
Lawler.
Ihe
Ueorae
(iroenway.
Ceorge
Stan
ley,
D.
While,
A.
McCorkindale.
!ll.
II.
Hlaek,
Calgary;
Olier
Hes-
""""I
II
t
1.
.IK
I
I'IM'I,
II.
1'IHIIV,
t.
II
ll'llill
III,
o.
j
I
A.
Ward.
Hell,
C.
Prevosl,
C,
D
'
Forbes,
Kilmonlon;
C.
P.
lliel,
,.
1..
1
v:..l.
.nr.
aim
.iirs.
m.
.ioimisoii,
.m-n
MuiPliie,
II.
S.
McLeod,
T.
lllaek,
Mr.
Christiansen.
Mr.
Dopoulis,
Xewton,
.1.
S.
lingers,
.1.
R.
Donnelly,
A.
Farrow,
Mr.
McKinslry.
Mr.
Wall
and
W.
Doucel.
For
Stewart
-JiX'
Whilahnll,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Krnest
lllue,
11.
M.
Stewart,
Thomas
(larrelt,
Mrs.
McKinley
and
children.
Waller
Hroad.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Ilelnipr
ami
child,
Clay
Porlcr
and
Mrs.
II.
D.
lloehforl
and
child.
,
For
Anynx
II.
Duval,
Lpp
J
1
fit
1
irurrs
ill
inr
mini
u,'fcl
'published
Tuesday
was
"llocky!,
jy
'n
C
''
Mountains.'
words
were:
rl...
2
I
...!....
I
I
,"
The
individual
II.
Maker:
Kv
Ilainlon,
Capt.
.lolm
McKernan,
F.
W.
Lang,
Vander-boof;
A.
Lees!,
W.
Smilli,
D.
D.
McMasler,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Hrongh,
Mr.
Ilnzenevig,
Kdmon-lon,
II.
McDonald,
F.
D.
Wbil-mnre,
Prince
(leorgo;
R.
Lawrence,
.1;
Callum,
Mrs.
X".
Oats,
C.
Cliidley,
F.
Woolman,
A.
Lip-
Isin,
.loo
Sigmund,
Mayor
S.
M.
Young,
Mr.
Mc-
Lyectl,
A.
.1.
Cur.on,
Dr.
A.
H.
Payne.
S.
C.
F.ltner,
.1.
A.
Price,
S.
Stewart
and
W.
A.
Del
leek.
w
4-
PHINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Thursday,
February
S
llicb
11:32
a.m.
I8.fi
ft.
Low
5:28
a.m.
It:l
p.m.
Friday,
February
lllftb
0.32
a.m.
12.011
p.m.
Luw
li.ll
a.m.
18.50
p.
in,
6
0.5
V.8
Ifi.O
19.1
8.0
4.1
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