Extraordinary
Special
ONE
WEEK
ONLY
moi
MaVkel
will
Sell
ureal
west
uoiree
Elb.
4
b.
tin
Plum
Jam,
Pure
Value
ftr
..
$1.00
Vim
ran
purchase
Ihese
liny
way
you
wag
I.
On
your
ovular
order
.or
cash
ovoi
i
ho
rrmnlrr.
B.C.
Butchers
Grocers
Ltd
Third
Avenue
Iphone
45-574
or
Blue
428.
CASH
AND
CARRY
Stock-taking
SALE
advantage
or
these
remarkably
low
priors.
El'iiue
Manic
linking
Powder,
2'i
85c
Maic
linking
Powder.
Vs
$1.60
lirmvn
Means,
lb-.
.
.
25c
Mlnle
liean,,
per
lb.
...7c
P'leen
rea.
.
.
.
.
z&c
All
our
prices
are
rc-iluceii,
(oine
in
and
looU
Lii-mmd
or
phone
81.
mm
store
417
Fifth
Ave.
West.
T7.v.
c
.
This
i
a
though)
ful
age
and
most
of
.us
approach
die
New
Year
in
a
sorbins
manner
We
are
going
to
'In
Hie
best
we.
enh
In
im-prnvn
llie
comfort
of
our
lintnc
folks
and
will
add
lo
Personal
efficiency
Ilia)
Hi''
world
may
be
a
better
place
for
nur
having
lived
in
Wo
sell
hardware
llial
will
make
this
a
hetler
place
'fr
you
and
yours.
Ktiien
Hardware
Co.
,m
V
YIIIlK
hA
and
BE
HAPPY
By
the
dally
use
of
'
ft
V
.
avne
s
Kprinnnp
Snan
Vrtu
can
riifrk1y
vrflupn
io
n
you
wish
Arm
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A
Simple
"nllliful
miuuL
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deducing
Weight,
let
your
""llii
improve,
bceoivio
younger
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ir
Not
Satisfied,.
ane
Laboratories
37
Riven
St
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r.hlntnn
III.
50c
FOR
3
CAKES
Snd
full
or
Mir
Oiiltr.
CANDIDATES
AT
MEETING
Theo.
Collart
Expounds
His
Policy
to
Voters
In
Empress
Theatre
The
final
nieeljng
of
I
lie
municipal
election
campaign
was
liell
lasl
uighl
ul
llii-
I'.nipress
Theatre,
M.
I.
McCairery
pre.
siding
ami
Then,
Collarl,
can-dblale
for
mayor,
being
I
lie
principal
speaker.
Mayor
Xcwlnri
was
present
ami
thanked
Mr.
Collarl
for
(In-
privilege
'
of
spcakiiu
but
said
he
hail
.al
ready
explained
Ins
views
ami
iliil
not
llmk
il
necessary
lo
repeat
Oilier
brieT
speakers'
were
William
llrnwn,
(ienrjrc
Kerr,
Oscar
Lurscn
ami
Alexander
Mackenzie.
In
opening
'be
meeting
Mr.
McCairery
sail)
lie
was
support;,
iug
Mi'.
Collarl
because
lie
con-sideinj
il
was
in
the
best
in-leresls
of
I'rince
lluperl.
'Mr.
Collar!
bail
plenly
of
backbone
anil
acleil
irrespective
of
'what
others
thought,
lie
was
a
good
jCaiiailian
ami
a
citizen
or
I'rinco
lltuperl.
The
fact
lli.it
lie
was
horn
in
llclgium
was
nothing
against
biin.
After
Hie
olhers
hail
spoken
briefly.
Mr.
Collarl
outlineil
hi
alliluile
Inward
the
Cow
Hay
problem,
lie
was
In
favor
of
negotiating
further
with
lh
I'roviui'ial
(ioveriunelil
before
completing
the
ileal
for
change
ul
1
111
11
iim-I
i
fft
A
t
-1
1
In
believeil
in
.consulting
with
the'
J'at',fi
'''ils.
fishermen
who
were
Hie
most
in-"ercstcd
parlies.
Profits
Fictitious
In
regard
to
I
lie
electric
light
ami
power
problem
he
saw
nothing
for
il
bill
to
yn
abeail
anil
increase
the
supply
at
Shnvv.il-lans.
proviileil
Hie
expert
said
it
was
feasililc.
lie
was
no'
in
favor
of
reducing
the
rate
In
the
exleut
proposeil
anil
lie
ex-
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I
II.
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Il
:
'i,.,..Jnrrangemenls
wllfi
It.
Cunning
i.u
11...
fii-
.i.i
1
been
maile
were
largely
a
result
of
figuring,
lie
rlaiiucil
thai
Hie
city
did
nol
have
the
profit
which
was
claimed.
He
had
'
favored
reduction
bul
nol
as
large
a
re-duct
inn
as
had
been
carried.
I'ower
must
be
secured
iif
order
to
supply
industries
and
he
f:iviin.l
l.eliiiiiir
lliese
in.liislries
com.
lie
woiiiu
ueip
iiieoi
as
long
as
doing
so
did
not
jeopar
dize
Ihe
interests
of
the
city.
Mr.
Collarl
A
GOOD
WAY
TO
INCREASE
BUSINESSj
I,
directly
we
arrived
hoisted
his
flag
and
thou
came
up
to
the
mission
hnue
and
said
lbev
were
very
pleased
lo
see
us.
As
Ibeyi
crowded
into
the
house
In
look
!
Us
oi'.
we
must
have
veined
in!
a
sorry
plight
as
we
si
ill
had
011
j
our
soaked
ganiNNi
ts
caused
by;
Ihe
stormy
trip
across
the'
Straits.
With
the
exception
or
four
ndulls
and
two
children
that
bad
received
baptism,
(ho
whole,
of
Hie
people
were
heathen,
ami
the
cult
of
Hie
medicine
man
was
in
full
swing,
and
raiding
over
Ihe
sick
and
making
Ihe
night
hideous
were
the
two
prill-'
clpal
parts
of
bis
profession.,
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isiiiioii
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are
now
10
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I
iooi
cmiiiii'iieii
the
ex-
ami
cuiiivaieii
iinuaus
on
me
In
civilising
and
clirislianisin
Hie
llmlias
I
think
I
have
done
my
share;
and
by
that
I
mean
I
ilid'
my
duly
conscientiously
.
ami
failbfullv
towards
their
nd-
vancenieul
as
long
as
l
was
with,
them
as.
(heir
mlnisler.
W,hen
l
rifsl
got
there
I
hey
had
onlyj
Iheir
large
and
cold
wigwams.
j
These
buildings
were
very
un-J
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privacy.
in
11
iii.iilAi.fi
le
wjiv.
In
Hie
iiiiSf.""'
a
iiumher
that
bail
proposed
In'
come
here
had
been
turned
dowij
ham
&
Soils
or
l'rl
hssinglou
1
'they
being
the
owners
or,
the!
I'm
I
Kssinglnn
sawmill
and
a
sixty
Ion
schooner
schooner
loads
oT
lumber
until
jibe
Indians
bad
surririent
lo
tercel
for
themselves
wlial
I
hoy
!
termed
while
men's
houses.
This
schooner
was
calle.L
Hie
Skecua.
she
was
nflerwards
wrecked
and
became
a
total
loss
at
(.ape
Hall.
Barbara
Boscowltz
During
Hie
summer
or
I8S3
the
idoiinier
Itarhara
Hoscowilz
be
also
expressed
aif-'11"
1,1,1
")'
r,K"1
alisfied
wilh
the
accommoda
tion
she
provided.
She
wa
the,
only
sleamer
running
up
Hie
roast
as
Hie
old
Oiler,
owned
hy
the
Hudson
Hay
Company,
hail
ecu
sent
lo
Ihe
boneyard.
Many
ndverHsiiij:
messagrsj
i:,or's
Nole
This
is
Ihe
fail
(0
attract
allenlion
because
fnu
rl
mmi
I
Ii
of
Mr.
Harrison's
they
are
either
unallraclive
orj
0f
,utioles
are
loo
stereotyped.
jcharlolte
Islands.
This
is
the
opinion
of
one
ofjVvj
appear
in
an
our
Inisiest
aiiu
niosi
successmi
hnslnesso
firmsw.IWevt
&
Mcl
Caffery,
Ltd.
They
havn
succeeded
hi
interesting
many
new
customers
in
Ihe
story
nf
the
fiVmons
Xanalmo
-
Wellington
coal
and
since
tho
coal
ilselfi
lives
up
lo
Its
reputation
Ihcse
cusliimeri-i
nre
coming
hack
dally
for
more.
Nanaimo-W'ellinglon
coal
is
the
premier
fuel
for
the
fireplace,
range
and
furnace.
.More
heat
less
ash
no
rock
or
clinkers.
You
should
try
Nannlmo-W'el-llnglnn
as
soon
an
your
present
supply
gets
lo'w.
Iletler
Mill,
U
you
order
.-.nine
now
you
can
lest
It
out
wilh
the
coal
you
nre
now
using.
Nanaimn
-
Wellington
stand.-,
supreme
when
a
enmpnr-alive
lest
is
made,
To
secure
ft
supply
phono
Al-lici
t
&
McCarrery
Ud.,
who
are
sole
agents
here.
Their
phono
numbers
nre
1
10
and
tifll,
tf
QlRLS
SUPERIOR
lilini.t.V,
.lan.
15
-Tho
secondary
scliools
Tir
Prussia
have
decided
against
co-educaliori
on
the
ground
I
lint
gills
are
generally
superior
menially
In
liny"
up
In
the
lime
they
am
Hi,
Thereafler
Ihe
boys
suit-;-
",,
girls
'in
general
Intelligence.
This
I
iin
un
!
n
v
of
tiitllcence.
U
Is
largl'ed,
puis
bolh
Hie
hoys
and
jlho
girls
at
ft
dlsartvfih.nRe
If
they
are
compelled
lo
allend
Ihe
satin
classes.
on
tho
Queen
The
fifleenlh
early
issue.;
PRESBYTERIAN
TEA
FOR
LADY
WHO
IS
LEAVING
Mrs.
R.
M.
Taylor
Guest
of
Honor
at
Home
of
Mrs.
Joe
Greer
Yesterday:
New
Officers
of
Ladles'
Aid
A
lea
was
given
by
I
ho
Ladies'
Aid
Society
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
yeslcrday
arternoOn
al
Ihe
home
or
Mrs.
Joe
Creer,
I'iflli
.vo.
Kasl,
in
honor
nf
Mrs.
It.
M.
Taylor,
until
lately
presi-denl
of
Ihe
suciely,
who
Is
lenv-liitf
the
city.
Mrs.
Oroor
received
the
guests
and
she
was
assisted
in
pouting
lea
by
Mrs,
1'red
Stork
nndMrs.
(ienrge
Itorie
and
In
serving
by
Mrs.
II.
II.
Little,
Mrs.
i..
W.
Kergin,
Mrs.
W.
I).
Vance.
Mrs.
T.
K.
Pringlc,
hnd
Mrs.
W.
II.
".
Murray.
New
Officers
Xew
officers
of
tho
soelely
recently
elected
wero;
President
Mrs.
Jno
fircer.
First
vice-preslfhen't
Mrs.
T.
McD.
llunler,
Second
vice-president
Mrs.
II.
F.
MeN'auRhlnn.
Secretary
Mrs.
Sam
Mnssio'.
Treasurer
-Mrs.
Oenrge
Ilorle
F.xrr.ullvc
Mrs.
T.
13.
Pringle,
Mrs.
Fred
Slork,
Mrs.
D.
O.
Stewart
and
Mrs.
William
Millar.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Crossing
of
Hecate
Straits
From
Metlakalla
to
Massett
Where
Heathen
Indians
Found
Hy
(J.
Harrison
We
had
been
at
Metlnkall.t
nvvnitih
the
Hudson's
Hay
Coniiaiiy's
sloop
In
lake
us
across
o
Masseltbul,
Mislead
of
the
vessel,
one
of
her
ficw
arrived
lo
say
Hint
the
vessel
was
wrecked
ami
was
a
lolal
Ins.
Tliis
compelled
us
lo
remain
al
Metlakalla
(ill
Match
25
when
we
managed
lo
gel
a
crew
of
Hie
HMiijp'.s
Indians
o
lake
us
across
by
caiioc
In
Masseli,
al
which
place
vvt'
arrived
011
.farch
:il.
hen
we
came
111
sight
of
Massett
nothing
but
poles
and
foltinuis
were
seen,
ami
I
was
forcibly
reminded
of
1111
Cnglisli
dockyard
as
the
toleiu
poles
at
a
distance
looked
so
very
much
like
masts
of
ships.
Karl,
chief!
CROSS
CARIBOU
WITH
REINDEER
Head
of
Tanana
Valley
Company
Engaged
In
Interesting
Scientific
Work
DEVELOPING
INDUSTRY
Sr.Aiil.K,
.inn.
1
5.--
To
Improve
Hie
breed
of
reindeer
by
crossing
them
With
the
woodland!
caribou
is
Hie
work
which
is
al
present
engaging
Thomas
II.
While,
organizer
and
general
mamiiicr
or
Ihe
Tanana
Valley
lleimleer
Company,
who
has
been
here
un
business
in
connection
with
his
company.
The
com-p;(ny
f.
capturing
large
num-
l's
of
the
large
caribou
and
they
are
kept
on
a
,rango
and
bred
with'
Ihe
reindeer.
The
woodland
caribou,
as
dislin-guidied
from
Ihe
b;(rren
ground
caribou,
is
large
and
Alaska
i.?
il
native
habitat.
ine
woric
has
neen
going
nn
Ihe
pa'st
seven
years
and
has
been
meeting
with
some
success,
A
site
was
selected
between
Fairbanks
and
Circle
City
near
Hie
Cliena
lint,
Sprngs.
The
undertaking
is
an
important
one
and
persistent
erforl
has
,
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!
nnrrvinn
il
txn
I
set
to
work
and
made
,.
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,
,
.
.,.
ll
is
being
ericoiiraged
by
the
L'niled
States
government
bio-;
logical
department
and
an
cx-J
tended
lease
or
.a
largo
tract
of
1
Inii.l
.it'll
renlnl
lulu
l.eiin
irrfitif-l
to
ship
'V"r,,lL
,(
,,
mo,
willl
ih'approval'
desire
lo
aid
sport
in
the
rity'accoinnioilalion
or
Hie
rew
sei-bv
'm
n"'1
11,0
"
"ners.
completing
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds.
dor.ig
a
lillle
every.She
was
built
i
a
schooner
Tor
rur-seal
trade,
but
acting
on
vear.
llcanliricaliun
of
the
Hly,!"
Should
be
coin.nenccl
ir
this
wa.;nT
Iboughls
her
owners
made
plarejher
into
a
steamer
Tor
Ihe
coasl
lo
be
a
tourist
slopping
off
She
was
a
very
comrort-
The
etins
was
most
har-'lra.le.
able
and
safe
sea-going
crart,
mgnious.
No
.p.elions
were
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..lHuiliand
in
these
days
we
were
fully
.piailer
past
nine.
jor
lr.
Nelson,
head
or
the
bin-
logical
department,
which
is
in-!
esjgaling
it.
j
MOOSE
LODGE
HAS
ELECTED
OFFICERS
Glllls
Royer
Chosen
to
Head
Organization
This
Year
Percy
Cameron
Is
Secretary
Prince
Rupert
Lodge
No.
1051,
l.oyal
Order
of
Moose,
elected
officers
last
night
as
follows:
Past
Dictator
1'red
Scadden.
Dictator
Oillis
Itnyrr.
Vice-dictator
,1.
awlhnrn.
Prelatei
Jack
Judge.
Secretary
Percy
Cameron.
Treasurer
Thor
Johnson.
Trustees
X.
,1).
Sweet.
year;,
X.
Mussallein
(two
years)
Kinar
I.arsen
(throe
years).
Delegate
lo
Supreme
Lodge
Fred
Seadden.
Installation
nf
officers
will
lakfl
place
the
first
Wednesday
in
February.
VICTORIA
IN
ILL
HEALTH
LONDON',:
Jan.
1
5,,-
tle.
heall
h
of
Princess
Victoria,
.Ihe
only
unmarried
daughter
of
Qnoori
Alexandra,
has
nol
been
good
of
jlale.
She
will
(ravel
abroad
in
(the
hope
ot
improving
her
health.
Jnlin
ofrered
the
man
saved
bis
life
halt
a
dollar.
Did
the
man
accept
it?
Yes,
but
ho
handed
John
ceiils
change.
HAD
BOILS
ALL
OYER
HIM
tlioio
I
only
nne
iy
to
'!
lid
holls
rial
1n.il
l
hy
(t.iIiik
rUrlil
In
who
20
Kent
nr
tho
trrtnlili'
UWi
hl.Miil
a
Uia
tin
(I
M.ifiil
inn!
lie
ninilf
iiiif
hi-rore
thi
tmlls
wilt
lisiip-nr.
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
rl.'Husi'.H
lm
sysloni
11ml
ri'innvp
nil
Hip
foul
Ki'tit
1(4
from
1(11'
b'lfHMl
In
a
way
Unit
few
nii'illi-lnt'ii
will
li.
Mm,
C.lniii,
hankln,
nhlyca,
Pnk
s
your
wife
wiser
than
you?
IF
YOU
read
only
the
stock
and
sporting
pages,
and
your
wife
is
like
other
women,
she
is
wiser
the
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
ina
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
ts
certain
of
full
satisfaction,
for
she
kows
adoertised
goods
live
up
to
their
claims.
She
saves
time
and
steps,
and
returns
sufficiently
alert
to
enjoy
new
advertisements
and
to
prepare
you
an
appetizing
dinner.
h
These
advertisements
are
writien
for
your
r.
,
r
t
.j
rr
1
1
11
eneiu
too.
ieaa
tnem.
new
ner
netp
uou
save.
Buying
advertised
products
is
a
bond
investment
not
a
stock
spsculation
PAK
FIVE
SOUTH
AFRICA
WILL
NOT
TAKE
TITLES
PUFTOIHA,
Jan.
1
5.
(ioneral
("nc
Hcrlzn?
declined
to
make
any
recommendations
In
Ihe
llrilish
Oovernincnl
regarding
Hie
inclusion
oT
Son
I
Ii
African
names
in
the
XevV
Year's
honors
list.
The
general
lield
that
titles
other
than
academic
distinctions
and
decorations
conferred
ror
stale
services
are
in
conflict
with
the
spirit
nf
the
people
.of
South
Africa
and
with
the
principles
and
policy
nf
Hie
party
al
present
in
power.
TO
DIRECT
THEATRE
CIIIHSIIANA.
Jan.
l5.-
Hjoh)
Itjornson,
son
at
Ihe
great
Nor-
j.wegian
poet
and
novelist,
Itjorn-
sterne
Itjornson,
has
been
niwiie
I
director
if
the
Norwegian
.National
Theatre
here.
The
son
also
is
a
man
of
letters.
During
Ihe
war
he
stirred
1111
so
much
discussion
fin
Ihe
war-guil'
queslinn
during
a
leclure
at
Copenhagen
that
the
Danish
government
issued
a
decree
prn-
f,r
hibiling
Siit'eches
on.
war
issues
the
by
foreigners.
TURKEY
TO
REBUILD
PORTS
HOTTKHDA.M,
Jan.
15.
A.
do
Hondo,
a
Dulcb
harbor
jdan-ning
experl.
has
gone
In
Angora
at
Hie
invitation
of
the
Turkish
government,
lo
lake
charge,
nf
a
big
scheme
or
reconslruclion
of
the
ports
of
.Coustaiitinonle
urn.
.:--;.
few
srn'in
ano
my
iiiist.iiii.1
Treliirond,
Samsun
and
Mersina
IihI
a
Irrrlhli'
I
linr
wilh
ImlK
On
nnnj
"
'
nun
nr
n.'lil
in
ihmwtvii
l"
riimw
unci
,
,
,
;
...
,k
wiL.i.
run
on
u...
hnek
or
hi
iim.
mid
G,000,0()0
LIVE
IN
AUSTRALIA
...--l-l,
hotItiiI
inoif
on
diffrTMii
piirlft
nf
his
tidily,
h
tHh
ftpfytliiiiir
lie
rmihl
thlnH
.r,
hilt
tM
in
rpllof
tiiitll
tic
tiM.lt
niirdrx-k
lUriiiil
nilti'M,
and
trt
til
miifl'lKH
It
mm.
plptrly
tvlipvpil
til
m
i.r
his
liniu,
In
h
very
iliH't
flint1
."
n.ll.If,
tins
lippn
on
tin
m.nkPl
for
th
past
in
ypars:
h
mirp
ynu
iti-t
It
wlipn
yon
ask
for
It:
put
up
only
hy
The
T.
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Co.,
Llmlloit,
Turoito,
Ont,
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Jan.
15.
Tho
Auslralian
population
is
now
an-proxinialcly
six
millions,
-and
is
increasing
al
the
rule
nf
two
per
cent
annually.
The
largest
city
is
Sydney,
wilh
a
population
or
1,000,000.
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.
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