II
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Mar
1P?5
LET
IT
AT!
Ft.
35
felgorson
Block.
piones
423
530
The
pure
wholesome
corn
syrup,
a
Standard
of
Quality
for
over
25
years
ask
for
it!
Write
or
EDWARDSBURG
Rtcipe
Book.
THE
CANADA
STARCH
CO,
LIMITED
MONTREAL
FISHERMEN!
I
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ni-r
your
First
Aid
Kil
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see
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cu.
IODINE
ADHESIVE
PLASTER
BANDAGES
EPSOM
SALTS
LYSOL
BORACIC
ACID
DRESSING
FOR
BURNS,
ABSORBENT
COTTON,
FIRST
AID
BOOK
V
ir
voni"
Personal
Kil
yon
will
also
need
.RAZOR
-
SHAVING
SOAP
RAZOR
BLADES
SHAVING
BRUSH
SOAP
TOOTE
PASTE
COMB
TOOTH
BRUSH
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limn
ii
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be
Mire
ol
receiving
snLisl'urliou.
ORMES
LTD.-
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
IThird
Avenue
Phones
82
and
200
Ask
for
a
Tide
Book
for
1825.
They
are
Free.
Y
HIGH
CLASS
P''-'
-GROCERY
PHONE
586
"BULK
COCOA
'J
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lor
25c
new
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CAVA
ft?
Washer
0t
T
fAUL
Telegraphic
Address:
"Bushmarino
Prince
Rupert."
and
Dryer
Hits
n
Wringer-,
needs
none.
W
on
(lold
Medal
al
last
Quebec
Inhibition
over
ull
American
and
Caumlinii
Machines.
Cash
Price
$185.00;
also
sold
on
terms.
Ji
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Phone
109.
r.
P.
KENNY
-
DENTIST
lie
in
Ksliniale
on
vonr
I
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YV'urk
CROWNS,
PLATES,
BRIDGEWORK
I
iicomlitioiially
(iuui
-miiei
'd.
1
do
all
my
ow
n
work.
This
means
PERSONAL
SERVICE
TO
EVERYONE
UGBOATS
f-
coi
lack.
7,35,
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
Night
Phonos
G87
539
Black
735
Or.
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Standard
Bank
Bldg.,
Ind
Vancouver,
B.C.
r
u.r.ee
nr
ll.H.U.
Hldg
4:t-r,
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Sl
Winnipeg.
.
ixsa.
Mni1'
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iwo
!
Local
and
Personal
ILC.
Undertakers.
J'lio'ne
lleiiniaiii.
Sale
at
I.inlic.s'
Siort
Uralilinan's.
Stewart.
Wallace's.
Ill
Sweater
Mrs
You'll
like
our
joall
Coal
Co.
l'hone
7.
tf
St.
AinlrcwV
tioervly.
llcgulur
iiieeliny
Friduyj.nl.
8,
ii.ni.
MelhodVst4
Uhurch
liunquei,
Thursday,
March
1-'
at
15.30
p.m.
Hcinuunl
HcihiiuiiIh
all
kinil.s.
Wallace's,
Friday
anil
Sal
unlay.
01
W.
Williams
returned
on
Hie
I'rince
lliiiicrl
yeslcrilay
af-lei-ntxni
from
a
brief
(rip
lit
Mis.
.1.
W.
.Collier
and
iluupli-li'i',
Miss
11.
Collier,
were
arrivals
from
Hie
south
on
Hie
Prince
IUiierl
yi'slerday
aflenioon.
I.
K.
Miller
and
T.
Mason,
customs
iiisjiectors,
arrived
in
Mie
city
from
Victoria
on
the
I'rince
Iluiicrl
yesterday
J.
Frank
Itreeze,
manure
of
llic
L.
and
I.,
initio
at
Stewart,
was
a
tiasscii?'er
f'oiiig
north
on
Mi''
Prince
lliiiert
yesterday
II.
W.
Martin,
manager
of
the
Victoria
Mine.;
Mil.,
was
a
jias-seiifter
limind
from
Vancouver
lo
Slewarl
on
the
Prime
Itujierl
ycsierilay
afternoon.
.1.
W.
Allen,
frasboal
iiisieclt.i
Tor
Hie
I
in
i
j
1
1
Fisheries
department,
arrived
in
the
eil.v
from
Vancouver
on
tlie
Prince
lluperl
yesterday
aflernooii.
Capl.
and
Mrs.
F.
McCoskrie.
having
leased
their
residence
on
Fifth
Avenue
West
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Millerd,
.are
now
residing
in
the
Federal
JJIoek
apartments
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
It.
Tooth.
vio
have
been
on
a
holiday
trip,
were
passengers
goiiiK
through
oj
the
Prince
Hairnet
.
yesterday
iifleriinoii
tin
lfiir
-
reulrn
"(o
Morle
Onlg,
after
spiMnliu?
a
holiday
oT
about
two
months
in
Victoria.
Seattle"
ami
oilier
points
solllll,
relllllie.l
ti
Iluv
oily
oil
I
lie
Prince
Jlupert
yesterday
aflernooii.
S.
II.-
lloskilis,
povernnienl
aveut
al
Smilhers,
who
lias
been
nil
a
trip
lo
Victoria,
passed
Mirnuph
Hie
city
from
boat
to
I
ruin
yesterday
afternoon
on
bin
way
lo
I
lie
interior.
W.
C.
Arnetl,
head
,of
the
company
hearing
his
name
which
is
divine
gravel
for
Hie
elevator
rni
in
In
t
inns
here,
returned
-from
Vancouver
on
(lie
Prince
Itupert
yesterday
aflernoon.
illiiun
Noble,
Slrwart
liijuor
vendor,
who
has
been
on
a
holi-
ly
trip
soiilli,
was
a
passenger
Koinp
Ihroush
on
the
Prince
llu
perl
yeslcrday
afternoon
bound
north
from
Vancouver.
Mr.
ft.
Seiirerl,
president
of
Ihe
Kmpejor
..Mines
Ltd.
will
be
nek
in
town
hi
the
Knox
Hotel
iibotil
March
IK,
timl
would
like
lo
gel
in
loiieh
with
all
unit
holders,
of
tint.
North
and
South
ind
Syndiciilo
lo
arrange
for
Ihe
alloliiient
of
their
slock.
i-'
A.
A.
Cox,
VuneoiiNcr
are'iileet,
arrived
in
Hie
eily
from
Ihe
soulh
yesterday
and
expects
to
remain
here
for
sever
'H
days.
He
will
complete
plans
for
lln
building
lo
be
creeled
by
.Max
llleilbrouer
ami
also
lias
oilier
Ibuildiiig
oneralions
in
prospect.
i
New
Coals
and
Hals.
Wallace's
01
V
V
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Knighls
of
Pythias
whist
drivel
ami
dance,
March
2;l.
Musical
eveuins'
in
Itaptisl
Church,
March
L'O,
lo
8
ji.m.
If
Calholie.
Sjiring
is'ale,
aflernoon
of
April
20,
Melropole
Hall
followeil
by
social
evening.
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAOR
THBP.1
VI
1
New
lace's.
aker's
Cocoa
There
are
twenty-five
to
thirty
different
grades
of
cocoa
beans,
but
Baker's
Cocoa
is.
made
of
high-grade
beans
only.
That
is
one
reason
why
it
is
better.
KADI
IN
CAMA0A
BY
MerBuker&CaLimited
tSUBllSMCO
O60
MoMrealCnnada
DorchesIerMass
booku!
or
choice
Kara
son
nice
dripe
broadcloths.
Al
your
service
day
and
nilil,
Arthur
I'asL
Phone
078.
Stand,
next
Klk'
Home..
If
You'll
be
can
Imy
al
for
l.(0.
surprised
what
you
the
new
Uollar
Store
711
Thin!
Ave.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
II.
Shockb-y
ind
family
are
sailing
tomorrow
morning'
on
the
sleamer
I'rince
Ituierl
for
Vancouver
where
Ihey
intend
(o
lake
up
their
perman-
nt
residence
in
future.
A.
Scott,
Lloyds'
inspector,
ar
rived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
lluperl..
yesterday
afler
noon
lo
inspect
.
tin
sleamers
Prince
Huperl
ami
Prince
(leort?e
which
nre
inulerjroins
annual
overhaul
al
the
dry.
dpek.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A...
C.
Head
ami
family
arrived
in
the
eily
from
Whilehorse
on
the
Princess
Mary
'
yosterday
morning
ami
proceeded
on
last
night's
(rain
lo
Terrace
vlieru,,Uiey
wil
local
e.i
Mr.
Head
was
formerly
a
ser-
turn
ul
In
the
itoyal
Mounted
Police.
Canadian
W.
.1.
Mnssey,
provincial
prior
of
Hie
Paclfio
Coast
district.
sovereifTH
sreal
priory-
of
Can
ada,
arrived
in
Ihe
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Itupert
yesterday
iiflernoon
and
lasl
night
paid
his
nllicial
visit
lo
Kincolth
preceplnry,
Knights
I'ciupliir.
He
will
return
south
tomorrow
morning.
Permits
for
two
new
resi
dences
have
been
taken
out
dur
ing
I
lie
past
few
days
at
Ihe
eily
engineer's
oilier.
.).
.labour
is
lo
build
a
s:i,unn
dwelling
on
Sixth
Avenue
West
near
Taylor
Street
and
.1.
W.
McKinley
is
pullitijr
up
a
$2,500.
house
on
Fourth
Avenue
Fast
near
the
Pjesbylerian
Church.
.
The
lea
and
sale
of
lionie
cooking
held
yeslcrday
arieriioou
in
Ihe
Nurses'
Home
by
the
Hospital
Ladles'
Auxiliary
proved
n
very
successful
affair.
Mrs.
Harry
Alkius
was
-easliier
and
Miss
1
1
I
i
1
1
i
McCaul,
H.N.,
assisted
Mrs.
'Dibit
in
receiving.
The
milling
donated
by
was
deferrei
of
a
uiali
joug
scl
Itulger
'Cameron
C.N.
II.
sleamei
Prince
llupert,
Cupl.
I.
Monuld,
Which
will
enter
dry
dock
here
Ipmorrow
morning,
will
sail
about
Monday
for
Vancouver
where
she-
will
await
the
resumption-
of
double
service
next
monlh.
ft.
Knox,
superinlendenl
en
filler
r',
who
is
supervising
Mie
overhaul
of
Ihe
lluperl
and
(leorgc,.
will
'proceed
soulh
with
Ihe
IhfpcrlT
He
fori!
Arl
F.assoii
left
he
was
given
a
little
sendolT
by
liis
coworkers
at
the
Hoy
nl
Hank,
About
four
o'clock
before
the
slalT
dispersed
Ihey
presented
li
1
in
with
a
scl
of
four
brushes.
Miss
Mary
Curler,
as
having
I
I
been
iu
the
employ'
of
Ihe
bank
1
longest,
made
Ihe
presentation
Weekly
Cinderella
Dance,
Sal-'
in
n
neat
lillle
speech
and
Mr.
urdiiy
uli'ht,
F.Iks'
Home.
50c.
'F.assoii
suitably
replied.
H
ere
an
ere
The
following;
apt
comment
on
the
carelei
motorist
and
hi
ultimate
fate
comes
from
the
Boston
Transcript:
"If
a
freight
train
at
a
crossing
"Hits
an
auto
fair
and
square
"There's
the
freight
train
Where's
the
auto?
"Echo
answers
'Where
T'"
Trees
at
the
rate
of
20,000
a
day
ht.ve
been
planted
by
farmers
in
Western
Canada
during
the
last
20
years,
according
to
a
report
of
the
Federal
Department
of
Agriculture.
A
total
of
150,000
000
young
trees,
the
report
shows,
has
been
distributed
to
farmers
in
that
section
in
1905.
Canada
has
entered
into
negotiations
with
Germany
for
a
trade
agreement
which
will
give
her
the
benefit
of
the
most
favored
nations
agreement.
Exports
to
that
country
very
nearly
doubled
during
1924
and
at
the
close
of
the
year
Germany
was
practically
in
the
position
of
being
Canada's
third
best
customer.
A
co-operative
shipment
of
poultry
to
New
York
City,
encouraged
and
handled
by
the
Dominion
Poultry
Service,
Alberta
branch,
brought
good
results.
The
ship
ment
consisted
of
two
refrigerator
.
carloads
of
turkeys
and
the
shippers
received
25
cents
a
pound
for
their
birds,
the
New
York
selling
price
being
41
cents
a
pound.
Among
the
interesting
books
of
the
season
is
"Canada's
Great
Highway;
from
the
First
Stake
to
the
Last
Spike,"
by
J.
H.
E.
Secretan,
C.E.,
(published
by
Thorburn
and
Abbott,
Ottawa).
Dealing
with
the
early
history
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
the
volume
contains
racy
reminiscences
of
life
in
construction
days
as
experienced
by
the
author,
who
was
a
member
of
the
company's
engineering
staff.
Sailing
from
New
York
on
January
14,
the
"Empress
of
France,",
palatial
Canadian
Pacific
steam-ship,
began
her
'round-the-world
cruise,
which
is
to
last
130
days.
The
vessel
was
gaily
decked
with
flags
and
filled
with
happy
passengers
eager
to
enjoy
the
experience
of
a
lifetime.
F.
L.
Wanklyn
and
Mrs.
Wanklyn,
were
among
those
on
board.
Mr.
Wanklyn
recently
re-ired
from
his
position
as
executive
assistant
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Hail
way.
The
most
novel
Christmas
card
handled
by
the
Montreal
post
office
this
year
was
one
prepared
for
the
redoubtable
Colonel
George
Ham,
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
llailwav.
by
a
number
of
internationally
known
newspaper
artists,
creators
of
famous
comic
strip
characters.
In
the
centre
of
the
card
is
a
photo
of
the
Colonel,
while
grouped
around
hin:,
commenting
on
his
good
qualities,
are
signed
drawings
of
Pa
Perkins,
Tillie
the
Toiler
and
Mac,
Harney
Google
and
Spark
Plug,
Our
Gang
and
Dumb
Dora.
Colonel
Ham
is
naturally
very
proud
of
the
card.
Union
sleamer
Chilkoot,
Capl.
Williams,
was
iu
port
yesterday
aflernoon
ilischargui
lumber
at
Ihe
Itig
May
wharf.
The
vessel
proceeded
to
the
Nans
lliver
lo
unload
cannery
supplies
ami
is
expected
back
here
tomorrow
soulhliound.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Take
mil
ice
I
bill
Sixth
Avenue,
from
Mcllride
Street
to
Hays
Cove
Circle
will
be
closed
for
three
weeks,
commencing
March
I
ft.
Itesideitls
are
reiuested
lo
get
in
their
supply
of
coal,
elc.
before
thai
dale.
F.
W.
PF.AHSON,
01
City
Kngineer.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
LICENSE
MlTICi:
l
lii'iYliy
iriven
Unit
tin
tlx'
4lh
i
by
r
April
iii'xi
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llh
day
ur
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II
I..
TIVilXT.
owner.
Applleuiit.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
LICENSE.
FOR
BEER
.Milll.i:
Is
hereby
Riven
Unit
on
or
after
the
Hull
(lav
ur
March
next,
the
limleroiiriied
liitetiila
Iu
tpply
to
the
Llipiur
i:intnl
liiiiiril
Tur
it
lliTime
In
renperl
uf
pi'ftiiifi
lielnir
part
ur
Ihe
btilUllnir
ktmwii
H
i.iueeli'H
llolnl,
situate
un
I.ut
5,
Main
Sll-eet.
Masfell,
Oneen
Charlutle
Islands,
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llio
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fur
the.
uah-
ur
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by
the
Rial
or
by
the
I
tipen
buiilH
rur
cuiiiiiiiptiun
on
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pre.
nile.
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this
I
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February,
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if
Sunligh
1
I
economy's
sake
I
buy
a
supply
and
let
it
age91
says
Mrs.
Experience
speaking
of
the
economical
use
of
soap.
"I
always
keep
a
good
supply
of
Sunlight
Soap
on.
the
shelf
because
I
find
that
Sunlight
actually
improves
with
age,
It
becomes
harder
and
so
goes
much
further.
.
"With
this
added
economy
of
lasting
longer,
I've
learned
that
Sunlight
is
by
far
the
most
economical
soap
I
can
buy.
The
reason
is
that
every
particle
of
Sunlight
is
pure,
cleansing
oap--a
little
of
it
docs
a
lot
of
work.
Sunlight,
you
know,
is
guaranteed
to
contain
no
injurious
chemicals
or
harsh
filling
materials
to
make
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bar
large
and
hard.
These
filling
mater
ials,
of
course,
arc
just
so
much
waste
as
far
as
cleaning
goes.
"To
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woman
who
wants
to
get
real
cleaning
value
out
of
a
soap
for
her
money,
I
decidedly
say,
'Use
Sunlight,'
and
keep
a
good
supply
on
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?hclf."
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