mrsday,
December
31.
1025,
nil
OAILT
JTOrYB
guilder
Supplies
5and
us
'yomyv
name
end
t
will
send
you
this
inujlralM,
tote
of
wauluul
nones...
Distributors
fori
(fdham
KVLrRED
.
2VU
ft
t
mm
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CI
ftrv'
'
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Lumber
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stotk
your
winter's
supply
01
Nanaimo-Welling-ton
Coal
Phono
8
now
I
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
Start
The
New
Year
Right
Doit
I
ovi'rto;i!
the
mud
Willi
uiuiei't
-.ir
drlad
Use
a
Diary
Our
-lie
iii
the
I
-
month
may
ol
you
ten
''
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don't
fiii-irel:
ntMitile
do.
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i
1
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Office!
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No.
52
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the
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ri
t
2
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to
pug.
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day
to
page,
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i.
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to
fge,
3x5
H
......
Tin
.mil
numerous
oilier
ranging
in
price
n.
(ieisi
(.deodar
Puds
i
.
,-..
del
i
lulendar
Htuiid
tune,
(lit;
$3.00
1.25
1.65
1.35
.75
..
$2.00
.
.
1.50
.75
from
2.c
..
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.
.
.
$1.00
eMoMvsMd
LET
US
DEMONSTRATE
Kroehler
DAVENPORT
Beds
(ili
ii
leeed
hi
Hmii!Ii
Mnlf-kiii
l.t
mIIiit
or
in
kmmI
quality
llrowii
Mohair
OUR
PRICES
ARE
REASONABLE
muMLo
iiuiiiu
ruiiiiMiinu;
3rd
Avenue
And
That
One
Word
Is
i
m.
m
w
at
am
ii
mi
in
Phone
123
lit
ii
an
article
or
outstanding
merit
i-
oiioumI
to
the
Public,
it
micci'si
heroines
immediate.
Ami
mi
it
is
wilh
our
lale-l
"FAMILY
SKItVIUKS,'
nilv
one
vvul'd
run
explain
tlu'ir
qiib-k
aivoptutii'e
ami
sne-rs
mill
Hull
one
wonl
is
"VAl.tlK."
Wet
Wash
Tlirlfl-T
ami
Son
Finish
luuo
are
'i-rviren
dial
simply
lirim
over
with
all
Hie
features
of
l'unly,
Coiiveiiienre.
ami
KeoMimy-
-nnl
one
luit
all
lliroe.
(Joniiinrisnii
ami
ileiuniislrulinii
urove
the
value
oi
utir
iimiily
Services.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Local
and
Personal
li.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
75
Taxi.
night.
50c
service,
day
and
1
Large
safe,
for
sale,
Max
Hcilbroher.
Walclmiglit
ervire
Salvation
Attuy,
10.15.
cheap
If
tonight,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
H.
Aiken
re-lurnd
to
Terrace
on
last
night's
(rain.
1'J
Taxi
and
Transfer.
50
service.
Day
and
nixhl.
T.
Dybhavn.
if
J.
.
Slromheck
returneil
to
Alice
Arm
on
(he
Prince
Kupert
last
nielli.
Scandinavian
Dance
on
New
Year's
Eve
In
Boston
Hall.
Llnd-seth's
orchestra.
'JQd
Mi
Amelia
(iurvieh
returned
yi.ifrday
inorninx
on
(he
Priiu-i
Itupert
from
a
trip
to
Califor
nia.
I
nile.J
StattK
ConHul
and
Mr
A.
Waiefiehl
have
returned
lo
tin-
eily
aflr
haviu?
spent
sev
nil
weeks
on
a
holiday
visit
lo
s
title.
Itellinsham.
Portland
ami
other
points
in
the
xoulh.
Parlies
who
have
heard
the
now
llrutiswiek
Phonograph
pronounce
ii
an
amaxing
instrument.
Kleetric
process
throughout.
Hear
it
before
you
buy.
We
'
xpett
our
samples
early
in
January.
MacLaren's
Music
Store.
307
Itandmasli
r
Wilson
and
members
of
Ibe
1
toys'
Hand
were
gu-t.
of
the
Holary
Club
at
the
ii'Kiilar
weekly
luncheon
this
afternoon.
The
hoys
were
out
in
stri'iiglh
and
very
much
enjoyed
die
chili's
hospitality.
An
ad-
Inw
waa
given
by
llotariaii
liar!
Itarrie.
Dig
Charily
Mall
will
be
given
by
the
Owl
Club
in
tiie
Kmad
Hall.
317
Third
Avenue
on
Friday
veiling,
January
1.
I
lancing
al
in
p.m.
Fifty
ppr
rent
of
the
snip
receipts
will
iro
lo
charily
Ka.no
cash
prize
to
the
be
ft
wal-
iri'v.
F.veryhudy
is
invited.
Admission
50c.
.
HVtfurding
a
statement
puh-
ili-loil
in
this
nauer
yelerday
lo
Hi-
ellVel
that
"S.
lla.ett
-Junes
.mi
.i
recent
visit
in
San
Fran-eisi-ii
liad
sueci-ssfully
passed
ex-iiinuiatious
iualifyiny
him
as
a
chartered
accountant
there,"
Mr.
I
ta
ell
-Jones
slated
more
exactly
tins
morning
that
he
took
th"
exanitliatirtn
of
the
Institute
of
Chartered
Accountants
in
II.
C
I
lie
results
of
which
w
ill
nol
b
given
out
until
Ihe
Council
sits
early
in
January,
ami
also
that
he
took
tin-
examination
of
Ihe
American
Certified
Public
Accountants'
Association
in
San
Francisco
under
(lie
"supervision
of
I
lie
firm
with
which
he
will
be
connected.
FUNERAL
NOTICE.
Women
-of
Moosehenrt
Lesion'
and
all
Moose
members
will
please
meet
at
MctroHilc
Hall
at
H.
an
Saturday
morning
lo
proceed
to
Church
of
F.ngand
for
Ihe
church
funeral
service
for
the
tale
Mrs.
(ie.n'ge
('.rale.
After
Tho
JewCllor
H
Yes,
twice
as
1
rich
as
ordi.
M
nary
milk.
M
Pure
Milk
'From
Contented
Cows'
Cun
ie
Taxi
and
Messenger.
Phone
uGti
i)ii,lit
or
day.
tf
Two
cars
at
your
service
Sneddon
Taxi.
Phone
134.
If
There
will
lie
a
Watehninhl
tServiee
in
the
Clniieli
f
Knylaml
tonight
at
1
1
.30.
FISH
SWIMMING
IN
CITY
GUTTER
Pedestrians
on
Third
Avenue
'
Had
Unusual
Sight
Yesterday
Afternoon
Live
flounders
floundering
down
(lie
gutters
was
l
lie
unusual
sight
confronting
a
iium-er
of
pedestrians
on
Third
Avenue
vvnlerilay
afternoon.
A
lady
entered
the
llulkley
Market
and
demanded
some
fresh
fih.
That
"fish
fish"
was
the
middle
name
of
(he
store
was
testified
to
hy
the
fact
that
the
obliging
salesmen
wrapped
up
three
or
four
live
flounders
in
a
newspaper
and
handed
them
lo
the
cusloiner,
who
did
not
realize
thai
for
once
she
had
got
what
she
asked
for.
Outside
the
store
'the
flounders,
resrntlng
their
imprisonment
in
a
copy
of
the
Daily
News
they
nol
being
shortsighted
commenced
lo
pet
a
wienie
on.
The
lady
stopper
became
so
startled
at
Ihe
sud
den
turn
of
events
thai
she
promptly
dropped
(he
parcel
in
(he
gutter
and
Ihe
flounders
made
a
valiant
attempt
to
rea:'h
Ihe
0!"eaii
via
the
lai.d
route.
Mrs.
J.
Mason
...
Adams
-nd
INTERMENT
WILL
TAKE
i
i
i
..:
..in
uuupiiirr,
nu
uaw
u'-'.-u
tisiiuiKi
nf
.
nrvrtTii
it
rv
in
the
eily
for
the
past
few
day:
rLfllfc
Al
rUAlAL,
RAt.
returned
lo
.Smituers
on
last
(
night
s
train.
iRemalns
of
Late
Mrs.
A.
G.
Crate
Miss
A.
Ilevan
of
DurrVen.
vvho
has
been
spending
(he
Christina
vacation
with
friends
in
the
city,
returned
to
the
interior
on
last
night's
train.
Hay
Woiioek
of
Prince
Huperl
W'JI
be
Shipped
from
Here
on
Princess
Beatrice
Saturday
Morning
The
remains
of
Ihe
late
Mrs
A.
ii.
Crate,
whoso
death
too!;
place
suddenly
on
Tuesday
after
noon,
will
he
forwarded
on
Uie
is
spendmjr
a
wee
in
Melona
;seamer
Princess
lleatriee
on
as
the
guest
of
bis
parents,
Mr.
.Saturday
mornini'
to
.North
Por-
an.l
Mrs.
f.
II.
Worlo.
k,
.Metulei
lai
vor,i,
Dakola.
where
inler-
Sl
reel.
Victoria
Tipie,
.
Grand
variety-
concert
in
Km-
press
Theatre
on
Tuesday.
Jan
uary
5
to
Mrs.
Jarvis
MeLiii,
Miss
Louie
Fisher
and
I.yp
Mc-
Cutcheon
.
Tickets
at
Ormes
Ltd.
The
Ladies'
Music
hsb
pave
a
program
'at
Ihe
hospital
on
Sunday
with
Mrs.
Jarvis.
,McI,eod
in
eharae.
The
club
is
much
ill
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
'
Prlnco
Ruport
ll.C.
Keeley,
D.
Carswell
and
P.
W.
Hahlwin,
Vancouver;
Mr,
and
Mrs.
K.
T.
Calvert
and
family.
Victoria;
J.
.
Hunter,
Sas-!
katoou.
Central
Mrs.
II.
L.
Jauzie,
Uazelton.
ment
will
lake
place.
Miss
(race
Crate,
daughter
of
the
de-ceasad,
will
accompany
the
body.
Prior
to
Ihe
sailing
of
the
boat
a
service
will
be
held
in
SI.
An
drew's
Anglican
Church,
Arch
deacon
.
A.
Hix
officiating.
The
service
will
be
tinder
the
auspices
of
Ihe
Ladies
of
the
Moose
Heart
Legion
of
which
deceased
was
a
member
and
th
pallbearers
will
be
Lance
Potter
ton.
A.
Mai'donald.
Hugh
Mr-
Jclile.1
to
S.K.CampBell
nnd
Cliar-lunhy,
y.
.
Tattersal.
and
two
les
mid
ill
Hatano
for
assis-i
0r
n,e
Mooschear!
lance.
i
Legion
t
tic
named
later
Miss
C.
M.
Cruicksliauk.
who
is
leachnitf
school
at
Palling
and
win.
has
heeu
soendihg
the
Chri.slmas
vacation
with
her
brother
W-
t.ruickshauk,
of
the
ICX.IL
Ticket
office
staff,
return
ed
to
the
interior
on
last
night's
train.
BANKRUPTCY
LIST
LED
BY
FARMERS
Women's
Failures
Incrcaso
and
Total
Liabilities
are
Higher
I.MXDOX.
Dee.
31.
Farmers
head
the
list
of
bankruptcies
in
1U2L
with
101
eases,
according
to
Hoard
of
Trade
report.
Oilier
occupations
appear
in
lh
following
order:
(irocers,
3(11;
drapers,
270;
hotel
keepers,
833;
bootmakers
and
dealers.
203;
confectioners,
170;
tailors.
100;
greengrocers,
150;
builders.
131;
bakers,
100.
t
Trades
in
which
the
greatest
number
of
failures
among
women
occurred
were:
Drapers,
52;
the
church
CTeimmy.
the
eorlexe,
mjiiners
nmj
dressmakers,
will
proceed
lle
il
l
li
c"
al
lo
(lie
"Princess!
pri,C(.rSi
22;
0Ohiers
and
out-!lo
liovci
nmenl
I
fii,..s
-Ml!
i..oifielion..rs
111
vvti.i:
r
when-
the
Moose
ceremony
Will
lake
place
Shine
Up
Your
Silver
Our
silver
polish
is
tho
fines)
we
have
ever
used.
We
guarantee
it
nol
lo
scratch
or
do
any
damage
lo
Ihe
finest
silver.'
II
will
shine
the
blackest
pieces
in
short
order
if
used
according
lo
directions,
35c.
a
jar.
John
Bulger
r.-!
The
total
number
of
bankruptcies
fell
by
251,
luit
the
estimated
liabilities
rose
by
11,-
i;
8(i3.mm.
i
however.
it;.
Women's
failures,
increased
from
380
lo
HORSE
LEAPED
INTO
LAPOFALDERMAN
MADISOX.
Wis..
Dec.
3t.
It
s
n
horsd
on
Aldermau
(ieorgc
Fessler.
He
is
now
in
hospital
suffering
from
injuries
received
when
a
horse,
wild
with
fear
and
daxed
from
being
hit
by
an
nu-lomohile,
leaped
over
Fessler's
ear
and
through
the
windshield
into
his
lap.
His
injuries
are
nol
serious.
WOMEN'S
BARE
KNEES
BARRED
FROM
STAGE
Birmingham
Is
Only
City
In
England
Still
Enforcing
Stage
Reform
Act
.
HlltMlXOllAM,
Dec.
31.
Hir-mingham
is
the
only
city
in
Kng-land
where
women's
bare
knees
are
barred
on
the
sta-.'e.
The
Sunderland
municipal
censor
committee
has
withdrawn
a
restriction,
iurposed
two
years
ago.
prohibiting
women
artists
appearing
in
Sunderland
theatres
unless
ilieir
limbs
were
covered
with
stockings
or
tights.
'This
leaves
llirmingham
alone
si
iii
enforcing
its
sliiir
reform
act
which
viruc
into
force
some
sixteen
years
ago.
BANK
OF
COMMERCE"
IS
MAKING
MONEY
Profits
for
Year
Ending
November
30
were
$3,487,213
as
Compared
with
$3,342,-722
In
Previous
12
Months
TOUOXTO.
Dec.
31.
-The
net
profits
of
the
Canadian
Dank
of
Commerce
for
tho
year
ending
November
30
lasl
were
3.
IH7.-213
as
compared
wilh
$3,312,722
in
Ihe
preceding
twelve
months
according
lo
the
"bank's
annual
report.
MANY
GRAIN
BOATS
LEAVE
VANCOUVER
Thirteen
Steamers
Cleared
From
Burrard
Inlet
Within
24
Hours
Since
Fog
Lifted
YAXCOl
VF.il.
Dee.
31.
--Thirteen
grain
vessels
sailed
from
here
with
their
cargoes
since
Ihe
fog
lifted
within
Ihe
last
21
hours.
Ojuurj
urn
I
it
Tikt-OwV
.
CATARRH
k
l
the
BLADDER
Sth.
hcnuhl
rnchCnut
luinvl
07J
72aiUlef1'
emcl
'
KlS
i
i
i
r
UJUJUUL
I
UJL
UV
U1VUULJ
-Itk7
15asty
Qocoa
and
Delicious
Qhocohte
Qae
BAKER'S
Cocoa
Chocolate
Delightful
foods
and
beverages
of
high7
7
a
quality,
pure
and
healthful
Walter
Baker
&
Co.
Limited
ESTABLISHED
1730
DORCHESTER,
MASS,
CANADIAN
MILLS
AT
MONTREAL
Booklet
of
Choice
Recipes
sent
free.
The
West
of
England
Company
Wishes
Everyone
A
Happy
and
Prosperous
New
Year
and
thanks
llietn
for
their
splendid
support
ni
the
past,
wilh
greater
hopes
for
l.20
Steamship
and
Train
Service
8.8.
PRINCE
RUPERT
will
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
Tor
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
Mil
InternirilUle
point.-
each
FRIDAY
at
8
.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
STEWART
mil
ANVOX,
WEDNESDAY.
10
p.m.
8.S.
PRINCE
!OHN
furlulgllUy
for
VANCOUVER
Via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTB
ISLANDS.
PASSENGER
TRAIN8
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
EVERY
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
iml
SATURDAY
II
S
p.m.
Tor
PRINCE
QEOROC,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPCO,
all
poinM
Kastrni
i
jiwila,
InlleJ
SUIei.
WHEN
REMITTING
atnd
CanaJlan
National
Eipreta
Menay
Ordtra
and
.
Fralgn
Chaquat.
WHEN
TRAVELLING
carry
Travallara
Chaquaa.
For
al
tiy
Canaillan
Nallnnal
Hv.
Tlrkct
Art-niv
ami
t:iprsii
Office.
YOUR
NEXT
EXPR2SS
SHIPMENT
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlckat
Offlca.
628
Third
Ata,
Prlnc
Rupert.
IcanadianT
jiiiwtX
Phona
ZCO
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
far
tnCHiUX.
WRAXUH,
JUNEAU,
SUCWAT
Far
YJDiCOl'YU,
ViaOWA
ul
SEATTLE
Si.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE
tkctaAtr
28.
Jttmrj
11,
25
Dmnacr
18.
Jaaury
1,
H.
29
For
Butadala,
Swantcn
Bay,
Eait
Btlla
Balla,
Ocaan
Falla,
Namu,
Alart
Bay,
Campball
Rlar,
and
Vaneouiar
atary
Saturday
It
a.m.
Agancy
tor
all
Staamahlp
Llnaa.
Full
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD
Gtnttal
AganL.
Cornar
of
4th
Slraat
and
3rd
Aanua,
Prlnc
Rupart,
B.O.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Saltinrs
truiu
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Rupert,
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VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
Swanaon
Bay,
and
Alart
Bay,
Tuaaday,
B
P.M.
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alart
Bay,
and
Iwanaon
Bay,
Saturday.
10
A
M
For
ANYOX.
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rlvtr
Cannariaa,
Thuraday
p.m.
For
PORT
8.WPS0N,
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday.
S
p.m.
US
Ind
Aiaaia.
4.
Barntlay,
Aaanl
Princa
Nupart.
B.O.
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Frizzell
Butcher
Mliup,
across'
from
the
Empress
Hotel
We
rarry
n
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor