January
0,
1925,
STARTING
WASHDAY
with
the
hardest
part
done...
T-
's
just
what
our
"Thrif-T-ser-.e"
offers.
This
low
priced
service
Coc3
all
the
washing
the
hardest
part
of
your
work,
and
irons
the
work
besides.
You
can
pack
v;ar
boiler
and
washboard
away
in
tu
uic
and
when
it
comes
to
irctiingi
youH
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
Gc
Per
Pound
Plus
1c
Per
Piece
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
AND
,
DMY
CLEANERS.
Wrf
l
kirgatn
-
The
WINTER
TVo
more
of
this
No
more
of
this
Jxo
more
of
this
j
ust
this
Offer
THE
VANCOUVER
DAILY
PROVINCE
C
bratlng
the
occupation
of
its
new
home,
makes
this
Bargain
Offer
daily
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i
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muni
with
unnecessary
ilclnil.
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DIARY
f
The
Office
Si.
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lo
I
lav.
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lka?e
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...
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.
75c
hiidar
.Stands
$1.00
For
The,
Pocket
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In
Page.
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I'oi
kcl
65c
:j
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Page,
leallu'r
$1.25
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I
lays
In
Pne,
leather
$1.50
'ill.
2
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to
Page,
llx.'Ui,
leu'llicr
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yii
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all
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SERVICE
.
princc
nuetnT
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riimi
l
inne
iineni
for
Vancouver,
victoria,
SEATTLE,
IntiTliii'iliiilu
pnlnli
nu
ll
I
rulny
U.UU
ii.in.
for
STEWART
Mill
ANYOX
WiMlnrmliiy,
11.00
Mil.
8
8.
PRIHCE
JOHN
fur
'
VmiroilViT
Hil
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLAND8,
i.mnnr.v
ip,
al:
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)1,
f.
.
H
PA8SEN0ER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
MONOAV.VvrbNESDAV,
SATURDAY,
5.00
p
m
f''
I'l'lnre
(Ivurw.
EDMONTON.
WINNIPEQ,
ill
pulnla
tusliin
Canada,
Lulled
Slatra.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
c
Tlcktt
Offlr,
628
Third
A.,
Prlnc.
Rupert.
Phona
260.
!
Local
and
Personal
Jl.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
llayncrs,
Undertakers,
Phone
35
1
You'll
like
uur
joall
Consum
ers
Coal
Co.
Phono
7.
If
Once
more
wo
can
sunnlv
Hie
famous
Kdun
coal
in
any
(uan
lilies.
Phone
5rt.
Prince
Ilupcrl
I'ceiJ
Co.
if
.i
Italph
Warrior
returned
ii
Kd
monfon
on
last
nig-hl's
I
ruin
ar
I
it
xttciiiliiiL'
the
New
Yen:
hob
ilay
In
tin-
city.
Acfohnls
mi
li
.Imii
ii.-ii'v
r
lulullinjr
910,10.1
J,
were
pass.
il
ff
payment
al
last
night's
mem
-ing
of
the
city
council.
.Mr.
A.
Clappcrloh
was
adinii-
Icil
In
Hie
Prince
Ilupcrl
Urueral
Hospital
yesterday
afternoon
lo
ho
treated
for
rheumatism.
Miss
Florence
Ailchcson,
wlm
went
south
to
spend
Christmas
wiHi
her
ia
rents
at
I.adysuiilh.
is
expected
lo
return
on
tin
Prince
Huiert
tomorrow
after
noon.
At
7.
SO
last
evening
the
fire
department
hud
a
call
lo
the
rex
ilenre
of
Frank
Soniers,
Second
vemie,
Wesiview,
where
a
chim
ney
file
was
extinguished
with
niil
damage
beiiiif
(lone.
!
l.ail.u
matte
application
In
Hie
city
council
last
nijdit
for
Hie
irtireliasc
of
tax
sale
lot'
10,
block
."..
section
1.
The
malter
was
refeiTcil
to
tht.
finance
com
mit
lee
with
power
lo
act.
Mis
llertlin
WtUon
arrived
from
Three
Hills,
Alherla,
on
Siiinlay
ieiiing's
train
In
visit
wilh
ln-r
uncle
and
aim)
,
Mr.
a
nil
Mrs.
T.
I.
Sniilli
before
pnieecil-
in?
lo
her
limne
in
Xovu
tcolin
Alfred
llunsen
is
binr
lielj
in
Hie
cily
jail
for
menial
oberva-lion.
complain!
bavin
been
lail.
he
whs
picked
up
early
this.
morni'ii;
on
.Ninth
Avenue
Wesl
by
Cily
Police
ConslHbl
Alex
Macilnnalil.
A
case
in
Hie
county
court
It.
NV.
Clayton
atlil'ThitiHftt
Wray
in
which
plaintiff
claim
s
I
liO
-in
a
whk'
conl
racl
whs
.
1
!!
Iiefore
,hiil?c
Young
yen
'ei'ilay
iiflernoon
ami
is
conlinu
imu
iiiday.
W.
K.
l-'i
slier
appears
i
the
plaint
iff
and
.S.
W.
Tay
lor
for
the
defendant.
Oscar
Orlauder,
mining
man
of
Terrace,
sails
on
Hie
Canlena
ibis
evening
for
the
south
en-niilc
to
Minneapolis
on
an
ex-
li'tnleil
vacation
trip,
lie
will
go
by
way
of
Vancouver,
Seattle
and
Spokane
and,
reluming,
will
come
direct
west
in
the
sprin'jr
mi
the
Canadian
National
We
still
have
a.
considerable
stock
of
the
following
lumber,
etc.,
to
clear
at
bargain
prices
before
end
of
month.
Dimension
Lumber,
planking,
shlplap,
Drop
Siding,
double
dressed
finish
V
joint,
floorinn,
doors,
windows
and
veneer,
oak
and
cedar
boat
lumber,
etc.
Shocklcy
Planing
Mills.
If
Mr.
iin.l
.Mrs.
A.
Ilullcu
of
Mussel
t.
who
left
here
for
Hie
soulh
al
Ihe
first
of
(lie,
week,
will
interview
Hon.
T.
I).
Pal-lullo,
minister
of
lands,
al
Victoria
in
regard
lo
bringing
Dutch
settlers
lo
the
Cast
coast
of
(iraham
Island,
'liny
will
I
ben
proceed
lo
Holland
and
expect
lo
return
Here
in
about
four
mouths'
lime,
MOST
OLD
FOLKS
REQUIRE
A
HEART
AND
NERVE
TONIC
.UtlT
llllillllr
HK-
lllllc
-K-hll's-K
niul
illlini'lil
-lilii
himlcl'
In
-iKlkr
nrr
tlimi
Tl
H
MU'
I
l
II-
tllli
hl'lirl
IK'llnll
lll'I'llllll'K
WIMlk
mill
liiircrlalii
ami
thi
nriVfs
am
mil
a
ulraily
tis
hi'
Win'
hi
On'
yniinirci'
iliiyn.
Xiiw
I
Ihti
time
whi'ii
nil
aiti'il
imhu'Ih
wlm
wish
n
nuiliiliiln
lln'lr
lii'iillli
mill
vnciir
unit
ri'laln
llu-ir
ciumk.v
iiiiliiialri!
Slllllllll
iish
MILBURN'S
HEART
AND
NERVE
PILLS
Ml.
M.
:
r.
'lilti"liiiii.
Out.,
Willi's:
"I
liiivi'
liien
Iriiiilili'il,
iiiiiI
nf
my
1
1
r
i
.
wilh
fhiirnii'
nf
bifiilli,
iull-tiiii'.n
ir
iiii
hfini.
iiiui
ruiitina
k)hiu.
I
a
iuIvIkimI,
liy
n
rili-ml.
u
try
Mil-Iiiiiii'k
II.
&
,N.
Pills,
whli'h
I
dlil,
mill
al
iiiiiT
ru
ml
iflli'T.
anil
I
him
wtr
luul
a
irally
lnut
smII
lnrn.
I
am
Hu
yrara
of
aid'
ami
I
avvnya
kd'p
llirin
in
th
Iii.iiii',
mill
itI
lluil
Willi
tlii'lr
liolp
I
will
m-i
many
jMm
vi't.
I
il
wu.vs
it-ciHiiiiiciiiI
tlii'in
I"
aiivnmi
wlm
I-
mi
r
Tim
Inif
ri'imi
iHiai'l
liniilili'."
Kur
ak'
ii
nil
1
1
ni
i
-i
inn!
iIo.imt-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
ThREE
making
Hie
round
trip
lo
Stewart
and
Anyox
on
business.
;i
Women
of
.Mootiehi'ai'l
Legion
please
attend
Initiation
this
vening
al(
7.30,
-
,s
A
1
1
.Moose
lulled
to
aHend
sftShtl
aflcrwards.
Union
steamer
Canli'iiu,
Capl.
.
ii.
iTlekson,
arriveil
from
Alice.
Arm,
Anyox
and
Slew
a"rt
al
1:15
this
afternoon
and
will
sail
at
5
o'clock
for
VuiiCoirVer
ami
Mrs.
.Murray
of
I
(
n
ii
I
.
who
':as
Im'cu
visiting
here
with
Iter
son
ami
daugliter-in-law.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
U.
Wilson
Murray.
Hower
slreel,
(ittils
this
after-mion
on
Hie
Catdcua
for
Sifthey
C.
I.awhnce
manager
hf
lUe
iWniiuioti
liovernmenl
Telegrapli
at
StewliH,
h
a
tas-
!enger
goinR
snulli
on
Iho
Or-ihrtriUis
afternoon.
He
is
on
his
way
lo
-'ra'ifr.
to
visit
,
hi
mrents
wbo
reslde
In
that
ooum
Iry.
J.
().
TrrHieway,
1s
prtssiHu
ih'rough
on
Ibii'Chrdfliia
tills
af
lernoon
bound
frttiu
Alice
Afiu
io
Vancouver.
The
biie'ralious
nlj
Alice
Ann
of-.'
tjie
bbqtsfonl
Logging
Co.,
iif
which
Mr.
'lYe-
Ihevvay
is
the
head,
;lum
beenj
closed
down
for
the
winter.
I
i
l.iini
Can
,
Chines,
was!
"ined
.25
and
cost's
in
the
oilyj
police
court
by
Magistrate
.Mc-1
Clyniont
yesterday
afternoon.
Arreted
on
Sunday
by
the
lloyal
Canadian
Mouuled
Police,
he,
pleaded
guilty
to
ii
charge
of
I
liiisiny
an
iiimiiii
smoking
outfit
in
his
possession.
MANY
CLAIMS
TO
VALUABLE
LEGACY
Correct
Uso
of
Famous
Title
ha3
Encouraged
Pretenders
About
the
year
1800
Hie
pioneer
prospectors
of
Hritish
Columbia
discovered
a
remarkable
coal.
After
many
trials
and
lusts
it
was
positively
established
(hat
Ibis
coal
represented
Iho
acme
of
economy,
efficiency
and
win
fori.
To
this
fuel
Ihc.v
enve
the
new
rainous
namu
of
"Nanulmo-Wellington."
representing
nil
tbal
was
best
in
coal.
No
sooner
was
H
found
'that.
Hie
public
insisted
on
gelling
ibis
Wonder-
Fuel
than
other
coals
were
put
on
the.
market
under
very
.similar
names.
So
much'
so
thai
Iho
public
were
at-a
loss
lo
say
which
was
Iho
genuine
and
which
the
imitation.
Of
course
it
was
easy
after
n
trial
a
single
sack
will
prove
it
more
lasting
and
more
powerful
heat
from
a
few
shovelfuls,
hardly
any
ash.
no
clinker
or
rock,
nil
these
points
stand
out
when
you
mako
n
practical
lest
in
furnace,
fireplace,
he,a!er
or
cook-stovo,
This
famous
Nanalmn-Wel-liuglon
coal
is
sold
only
by
Al-berl
it
McCaffery
to
whom
all
orders
should
b"
phoned
direct.
Prompt
delivery
service
given
by
their
own
teams
and
trucks.
Their
plioue
numbers
arc
110
and
50i.
tfj
Dm
i
foi-aei
Hie
nit;
da
i;
:
In-
Klis.
Hall
'i'Tiursilay
niglit
by
the
Happy
Tlimihl
Danciii-'
Club.
W.
H.
Williams,
wlm
is
on
a
business
trip
lo
Ollawa.
is
s-pecled
home
towards
I
lie
eml
of
Hie
iiiiiiiIIi.
.1.
I'reil
lliteliie
returned
on
the;
Cardena
this
aftcrpoon
.from
a
htisiuesK
trip
to
Stewart
in
con-
iieclion
with
Hie
Indian
.Mines
ofj
which
be
is-lhe
p'-esidenl.
NEWSPAPERMEN
j
111
a
recent
shuttle
in
connec-j
lion
Willi
Hie
reo'-saniation
ofj
In
Vancouvi-r
Province
staff.
:
,
lloualil
Kenvyn
became
manavin
;edilor;
It.
.1.
MeDougall
new-
edilir:
It.
A.
Mc'K'-lvie
cily
editor
anil
).
A.
Mi'liregor.
eliir!
I
t'llil
rial
write''.
TOO
LATP
TO
CLASSIFY
'
WOMAN
WAXTKI)
Tor
kMilier
help.
Apply
Inlaniler.
T.
.1
siii
ii
i
oi..
i
i
1
1
'
i
or
iiini's.
rcl
ii
i-iii'il
i
i
tin
Sicwai'l
oti
he
Cunlena
this
ufleri;ooii.
V.
J.
.Ii'lfi
rsnu'
ri
I'li
neil
(in
Hie
Canlena
this
afternoon
from
u
trip
to
So'mervillc
Cannery.
S.
C.
'Pliotapsort
relurniil
on
the
Canlena
Lliis
aflernoon
after
1
1
0
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PACIFIC
RAILWAY
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January
12,
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9,
23
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January
2,
16,
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13,
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couver,
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Saturday,
11
a.m.
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for
all
Steamship
Llr.e-
Full
information
from
W.
C.
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of
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S'reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
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8ay,
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AllCE
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STEWART,
Sunday,
8
P.M.
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ANYOX,
PORT
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Naaa'
Riar
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Friday
A.M.
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