ay
December
i,
1923.
STOrua
i
in
a
u
nil
i
nnrtm
One
Dollar!
That's
all
it
costs
to
join
our
"His
Master's
Voice"
VICTROLA
Christmas
Club
M
iiilcr-liii
limited?
Nut
many
mure
Vnlrola
left
,1
!!!
new
reduced
price
f
Jinn
now:
.,
j,
,
,,
ur
,own
I
ii
mull
miiii
weekly.
Your
Victrola
will
he
delivered
Ke
-or
wlienever
oil
suy!
Come
in
today!
JJUUI
VI
UO.
cMU,
NEW
-:-
SEASON'S
ananian
hisn
fir
inn
Mnraap.
o
trt
Day
Phones
1
.P
Tr
O
Fancy
$25.00
Per
Ton
The
Finest
Obtainable
on
the
Coast
423
530
i
i
n
i
i
l
n
.
n
t
.
t
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Are
the
Pennies
v
w
4h
S
k
4k
Sfc
MfcJh
V
W
men.
'ru
though
lhcv
ri'.ilie
what
a
waste
-Ali.it
.i
luiug
job
vv.ihuiK
i".
1
1
I
they
struggle
I'I'i.iot
lh
Hunk
Uniiili')
-ervice
is
beyond
ii.
v
d
only
ley
mir
Thrift-'!'
Scmce
they'd
know
if
il
laundry
erviee
call
lie.
Iik
g
washed
clean,
your
flut
work
ironed,
.-;
i-parcl
jo!
to
iron
-
and
Hie
i
only
5e
per
1
Iter
piece.
I
of
washday
uiul
you'll
Iihvp
ninny
new
hours
a
'
Mn
tn
a
on
well.
You'd
like
lo
have
litem
of
'
dun
I
let
(lie
pennies
stand
in
Ihe
way.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
UGBOATS
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
The
Completo
Investment
Service
GRAIN
TRADING
Night
Phones
687
539
Gr.
238
Black
735
n.
diiuc
uev
r
an
2
ifuiib
He-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
illi
addilionul
machines
Tor
Hie
nmntiiai-lurc
of
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
carried
in
stuck.
S,iVf
liim.lli....
AKn...An
I...
I
it
.1.
I
r.......
II.
.1
mihin
ilf
.luilullllg
llltllgu
IPJ
IMIJIIIg
Hlll-Ll
IIUIII
mu
ruim-v.
supply.
GRAIN.
l!
llnW
lil-ili.
ilinl
ii
I.
I.tl
I.
in
l.j:ull
I
ItlCes
"
xv
1....
I.
..v
..
I
I.
...i
:..
.........
r..i.
.......
.
"nil
v.j'iiiii
lirilllllfi
III
Itllll
llllllivn.
VA'c
would
lie
plcncil
lo
moil
on
ieitiet.,
R.
P.
CLARK
&
CO.
LIMITED.
'
Members
Chieiigo.
Winnipeg
mid
Vancouver
Shirk
v
"'iim
i:cjiuiiKes
Nl:i
Hustings
SI.
NV.
Also
id
Victoria.
1)1'
U....
1
I
U.I
BONDS.
''
RPAL
ESTATE.
Vancouver
Grain
Exchange
Bldg.
.wim.i.un.mn
-
...
l.
.
n
tf
i
i
Local
and
Personal
U.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Large
safe
for
8alc,
cheap
Mux
llcilbioner.
tf
Twft
Par-
al
v..
111.
.ni.ul.tn
'
Sheddon
Taxi.
Phone
13.
tf
Private
ClirUlniau
Cards
priniiMl
by
Uuse,
Cowan
&
I.alla.
ith
Street.
tf
Aid.
W.
M.
Drowu
ha
relurueil
fi'iin
Hum
Lake
where
he
ha-hi-n
for
Hie
al
eouidc
of
week.
AeriiiiiiU
no
Ut
November
i(,
lolalliiix
I
.
I
tt'J.77
were
nased
for
liaynii-nt
by
the
city
council
luit
nielli.
Il.iyiiiiiod
Aolle,
who
ban
been
III
the
i'llv
fur
sdi'iic
time
ri-
lunieil
ta-1
nigh)
by
train
to
In
home
in
I
to
ton
where
he
wiil
receive
eye
treatment.
Henieiolier
SI.
Andrew'
Ladle
Auxiliary
lla.aar
in
Si.
Andrew'
-
11.......
i
i
r.
i
ii.Mriii-,
iii
rillltlK'1,1),
II
1
1
II-
.
from
;t
in
tf.
Whint
drive
in-Ihe
fVPiiuiK
al
H
o'clock.
Andrew
Smith,
brother
of
J.
A
SuiiHi.
anil
line
of
Hie
member-if
the
offii
ial
utatT
of
the
Prince
Itupert
Spruce
Mill-,
Ltd..
left
on
lat
nitfht'i
train
fur
l'eitn.ylania
wliere
he
will
peiul
the
winter.
r."iirl
nf
revision
on
Ihe
1026
iininicital
voter"
lit
will
il
in
it
lie
city
council
chamber
nn
j
I
lei-ember
In,
al
10
a.m.
The
j
'.nirl
will
cotooal
of
Mayor
New-
i"M,
Ahl.
Lamen
and
Aid.
Mr
Murdie.
The
weil.lliiK
wid
take
place
IiiiiikIiI
al
T
o'clock
at
Ihe
Palmer
IIhiim-.
Hpv.
Dr.
C.
J.
Cam-erioi
..'fi.-iatinir.
of
Min
KH
i
Mather
of
the
hoi(al
talT
and
I.
airy
llalciim(
well
known
em-liluvee
of
(be
dry
dock.
Mr.
Justice
Muriiby
will
arrivi
in
the
cily
on
Ihe
l
earner
Prince
lliiicrt
from
Vancouver
to
pre-mIc
at
Ihe
!Miion
of
the
(ipremr
Court
vAlie.
Mr
.lii-i
ice
Murphy
will
adilren.
the
iy-j
Club
tomorrovA
niyiil.
P.
W.
Haeey,
formerly
nn'-anl
manager
of
the
Surf
lnll
m:
i
us
ami
now
located
al
Tono-I
ah.
.Veyaila.
where
he
if
on
Hie
(i-(T
of
one
of
Ihe
Urte-l
American
miniiiii
corporation-,
in
ni
present
ivitinjt
-in
Vancouver.
The
fire
department
reMinde
to
five
calU
durina
Ihe
monip
of
November.
The
miwmill
fire
dn
November
It
wa
of
course
the
mot
MMioim.
There
was
one
nayboal
fire
a
a
resull
of
an
cxpbmion.
Iwo
chimney
fire
ami
a
Miioke
scare.
.1.
Mcpherson,
v?ho
ha
been
.
oiiiiccleil
with
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Kxpren
la(T
hen,
left
mi
laI
iilghl'n
train
for
161-
inoiitoti
to
which
point
he
ha?
In
en
lrarTerred.
Mr.
McPher
-on
aecompauifd
him
a
far
a
Pi
c
Ueorse
where
she
will
pi-mi
some
lime
viMting.
I-
'!:f
NovoniiMH'
2
number
i
he
.New
iiulionk.
the
orvan
Ol
the
1
nidi!
Cluireh
oT
lauiadn
iiiblihel
in
Toronto.
Ilev.
i.
ii.
thicker
of
thi
cily
lell-
tie-
liry
of
Hie
witchorafl
cae
of
the
l.iurd
Itiver
Indian
and
urr
il
a
a
reason
why
the
Indian.
i
the
north
should
be
given
privileue
of
Christianity.
A.
S.
Paul
ha
old
hi
resilience
on
Alliti
Avenue
to
II.
K.
eiiler.
ami
i
al
prenl
resid-i!i
in
the
tireett
residence
al
the
end
of
section
-.
II
i
Mr.
Paul's
intent
ton
lo
build
a
residence
in
Hie
.
1
1
r
1
1
.
u
mi
lott.
on
lirahum
Avenue
which
lie
lias
purchased
from
i
In1
De
Mussey
estate
and
vvhiidi
Pave
now
been
cleared.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
4
j
SI.
Andrew's
Ladies'
Auxiliarv
Hazaar.
December
"2.
j
Lulhcran
Clmrcli
Ladies
A
lla.aar.
December
I.
t
Mii'd
Church
llanaar.
10
mmm
,'illlIH
aUJLUsU
imll
I.W-lw.Vl
ttlmt
CATARRH
asf
th
(BLADDER
Sth,
SnmtiM
Gsch
Canaule
uinA
Right
Between
Salt
&
Pepper
place
your
tin
of
"Oxo"
Cubes.
Have
it
handy
on
the
pantry
shelf.
Let
it
be
a
constant
reminder
of
the
delicious
flavour
and
real
beef-food
value
of
the
cubes
themselves.
Our
Free
Cook
Book
will
teach
you
the
ufulne,
hndinei$
and
ound
ecenomy
of
"Oxo"
Cubes.
You
will
find
your,
ell
uting
them
more
and
more
to
strengthen
Soupt;
to
reitore
the
lost
flirour
to
Ult-overi;
to
put
new
and
tempting
delicioutneM
into
Salads,
Omelettes,
Sauces,
Dressings;
to
make
inviting
Hot
Drinks
that
take
away
the
chill
and
refresh
the
body.
Writes
OXO
LIMITED,
3S6StAntoineStreet,MontreaL
"GOCO
fw
cubes
J
j
Ta.!
night.
prise,
come.
'.(ii.
Heh,
the
iiuy
and
tf
t'J
laxi
and
Transfer.
&0j
ervic.
Day
and
ihkIiL
T.
Dybhavn.
tf
Father
Cliarliex,
O.M.I.
arrived
iu
the
city
on
Ihe
Cardena
thi
morning
from
Slewnrl.
Currie's
Taxi
and
Mes&eugcr
Set-vice.
Phone
567.
Servic.-
day
and
niht.
gland,
Carllu
i
Cafe.
tf
Hev.
W.
.
iluhlirok
of
Port
K.ington
returned
to
the
city
on
Ihe
Cardena
tlii
morning
from
Alice
Arm
where
he
held
Anglican
Church
ervieeit
on
iniiluv
Klk-
Clin-lina
Clner
Whi.t-Pridjie
Drive
and
Dain-e,
Friday,
Dewinlii
r
i,
at
K.I5
p.m.
in
Klk
Home.
Kveryliody
welcome,
liinwl
eaue
ami
all
281
L'liion
steamer
Canlvita,
tlajd.
A.
K.
Dickson,
if
In
rued
al
II
o'clock
I
his
iiioriiiiiK
from
Anyox.
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
and
will
sail
'or
Vancouver
and
way
tori
al
5
o'clock
Ibis
evening.
A.
letter
from
F.
W.
Hart
offering
:
sell
Ihe
city.
a
quantity
of
lumber
al
IU
per
thousand
wa
received
al
last
night'
council
meeting
ami
referred
to
the
Hoard
of
Works
wtlu
power
load.
J
F.
Howler,
who
was
former!
v
with
the
MoiiiiIinI
Poliee
and
who
is
now
cnvaircd
in
the
transicd
business
at
Stewart,
wa
nn
arrival!
in
the
city
from
(be
northern
town
mi
Hie
Cardena
thi
morning.
The
Imperial
Oil
Co.'
tanker
Mum
Urea.
Capl.
Drown,
arrived
al
3
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
from
Ineo
with
a
car?o
of
fuel
ri!
for
(he
company's
l&cul
tanks.
'ter
discharging
'he-onr?o.
Hie
vessel
left
tiwliiy
for
."salt
Pedro.
A
rei-orl
from
fhe
finance
connnitlee
recommenling
tlitl
lux
sale
certificate
rlfJJit.s
in
bd
?,
block
SO.
section
2.
be
traiifernl
lo
John
T.
.lone.
i;
otun'eialion
of
Clti.us
j
I
it
interest
wa
accepted
by
the
city
oiineil
last
r.ighl.
On
reconimemlalioii
of
Hie
fi
nance
comniiitee,
sale
of
lax
sale
ot
as
follow
wa
approved
by
Hie
city
council
last
night:
lot
U.
block
5.
section
"iXlt
i:
llelgecson
for
fCC.(5.1;
-do
block
87,
seclion
(.
lo
Jl.,
lliyetlj
for
f
I3'j.(fc
lot
18.
block
27.
i
erHm
8.
to
Alice
(Cameron
fop
M.37;
lol
5,
block
J5,
section
lo
Olof
Wick
for
$200.
Fred
lUtTou
had
a
flelW
before
Hie
city
council
last
'night
asking
if
something
cotlld
not
be
done
lo
prevent
Mis
Wes
front
building
Iwo
houses
on.
a
lol
on
Fifth
Avenue
Kasl.
he,
claimed
that
the
two
houses
would
en-1
irely
obstruct
Ihe
view
-froiu
al
bouse
owned
by
himself
on
(bu
i,.
i
f,,n,.ii.i.,
-i'i...
n..
,
.
1
1
i
.
.
'..i
laiiji.fiiillft.
till-
'
11,1
Sli:illl
inforined
Hie
rouncil
that
it
had
no
power
in
Hie
uiaiter
and
Mr.
lliffuu
will
lie
so
advised.
V.
II.
Ilower
of
Alice
Ann
in
a
paMKeiih'er
aboard
the
Cardena
today
bound
for
Vancouver.
I).
Scherk
returned
on
Ihe
Uar-lena
Hon
iiioiniiiL'
from
a
bui-
tic1!
trio
to
Anyox
and
yievvart.
i
T.
J.
Shenlon.
in-fector
of
mine,
in
oil
a
trip
to
Maple
Hay
and
Stewart
on
departmental
dutie.
W.
K.
(illiiui(
Indian
Apeitt,
if
on
a
I
riii
iu
Kincolilli
and
other
Naa
Iliver
uoint
on
of
ficial
hii.iine.
iel
behind
the
J
toy'
Hand
by
al
lending
the
firl
concert,
Km-jirens
Thealre
on
Wednesday,
December
-',
at
K
p.m.
(Charles
Adaiiot
arrived
in
Hie
city
on
the
Cardena
thi
moriiiii'
from
Stewart,
lie
expecla
lo
HpetiiJ
a
month
or
o
here.
Miss
Violet
Taylor,
of
Hie
C.N.It.
office
ml
a
IT,
i
failin?
thi-
afternoon
on
the
Cardena
to
Ajicnd
a
holiday
in
Vancouver.
Jack
Pedcr.-on,
well
known
northern
iniiiintr
man,
arrived
in
the
city
from
Stewart
on
the
tin
den
a
llii
morniiiir.
lie
will
con
tinue
on
Ih
on
the
next
steamer
K.
It.
Workman,
formerly
of
Stevvarf
and
now
identified
with
the
lirauby
Co.
at
Anyox,
reached
Ihe
cily
on
the
Cardena
this
morning
after
fpeii'linji
a
few
day
at
Slewart
and
will
proceed
lo
Anyox
tomorrow
niht.
Captain
II.
I,.
l.ind-ay,
mi
per
viiiiK
examiner
of
ma-li-r.
and
male
for
the
welerii
division
i
exe;led
here
on
We(nc.ilay.
December
10
lo
examine
catnli-dale
for
ma-ler
and
male.
and
lUrlioal
nia-tcr
certificate.
Herb
Charlton,
formerly
of
llii.
ily
and
now
located
at
Stewart
where
he
ha
been
in
Hie
pack-
in?
buine
for
the
pa.l
couple
of
year,
i
a
pa..ent'er
aboard
the
Cardcnu
today
goin;:
throuu'li
'o
Vieloria
where
be
will
pelld
the
winter.
A
recommendation
from
Ihe
finance
coinmillee
that
the
suio
of
12.17.
Ieiig
Ids
share
in
the
surplus
on
lot
18,
block
32.
see
lion
5,
which
was
sold
at
tax
sale,
tie
remit
led
to
Kdwiu
Olsci
was
adopted
by
the
cily
council
last
night.
Pat
Daly,
pioneer
mining
man
of
Ihe
Portland
Canal
district
who
i
now
carrying
on
an
active
program
of
development
on
(lie
Dig
Missouri
mine,
is
a
passenger
abo.ml
the
Cardena
today
IhuhoI
from
Slevvsirt
to
Tacoma
.vhere
he
will
interview
princi
pals
of
his
concern.
W.
K.
ltaillic,
chief
engineer
of
Ihe
steamer
Prince
Itupert.
due
here
from
Ihe
south
tomor
row
morning,
is
ashore
al
Vancouver
on
a
month'.
vacation
and
is
being
relieved
by
Alec
Monroe,
chief
of
the
Prince
lieorge.
Now
that
the
winter
service
is
on,
Uapt.
D.
Donald
ami
Cap).
Harry
Nedden
are
taking
trip
about
as
master
or
the
vessel.
A.
J.
WooHou,
who
has
been
coaucctcd
with
Hie
Dank
of
Com
merce
slalT
for
the
pasl
couple
of
years,
will
leave
this
evening
on
Hie
Cardena
for
hi
home
in
Victoria,
lie
is
leaving
Ihe
service
of
Hie
bank.
Mr.
Wool
I
on
will
be
missed
in
Anglican
Church
circles
having
been
an
active
worker
in
connection
with
the
Sunday.
School
and
Ihe
Hoy
Scout
movement.
I..
S.
Wavvhiuiicy
of
Victoria,
formerly
wireless
operator
on
C.N.It.
coasl
steamers
t
a
visi
tor
lo
Ibis
port
again
on
the
tanker
Mina
Urea
which
is
hero
discharging
a
cargo
of
oil
al
the
local
tanks.
"Hobo,"
as
he
is
familiarly
known
in
marine
circle,
has
been
with
the
Imperia1
Oil
fleet
for
the
past
Iwo
yeaN.
Ihe
most
of
that
time
having
been
spent
aboard
(ankers
plying
between
Atlantic
coasl
ports
and
South
America.
For
Hair
Health
and
Beauty
Noted
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tialr
he.llh
anJ
beauty;
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and
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thoroughly
with
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apply
a
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and
third
soaping,
rinsing
as
before".
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