T
.
fdnv.
rWemW
22,
1925,
Three
Big
Specials
F.OR
ONE
WEEK
ONLY
Our
I'lipularily
i:i,nlci
i.
i
i
n.lhng
iti:m
o'ci.
H.
(vuitifill
prize
we
are
,,1'-
Ti-llg
14
Pllicd
,y
lilMIIV.
Commencing
Mon,hi
we
,.:)ei-
fur
cash
1
u
of
;a-foinia
Table
Fws.
in
Mm.,
M'
$1.75
end
25
Vots.
II-
."i
His.
of
Mixed
Nuts
in
"ip
shell
for
$1.25
and
10
Votes.
e
'have
:i
larjje
.
-oritur
m
nf
Fancy
linked
Cho-
il.ile.
Yon
r-
enlilleii
Id
10
Votes
on
any
box
over
$1.00.
Make
a
deposit
on
your
Turkey
for
Christmas
and
be
credited
with
25
Votes.
B.
C.
Butchers
and
Grocers
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574.
Christmas
Gifts
V
'
.
)
f
Ultl.l
l!
f
tie
T
v
i
i
t
iiieni
and
ntiil
tie
.1
.rnf
i-.i
:
i
k
I
ti
f
frmn
10c
to
$6.75.
"
.1
new
"lurk
nf
O
B.
CHOCOLATES
liov.
frmn
40c
I"
$3.50.
'
in
anil
iie
inn
-
'
In-
mil
T.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
5th
Ave.
E.
Phones
18
and
84
Christmas
Suggestions
For
Men
Ties.
Caps,
Sweaters,
Sox,
Belts
For
Boys
Suits,
Caps,
Delts,
Etc.,
Etc.
...(
i
.
.i
-i.iml.le
prices
Steve
King
Third
Ave.
Phone
Green
So.
EXCLUSIVE
AGENT
for
I
lie
Only
Genuine
Hudson
Bay
BLANKET
A
Bnii
rni.
or
Club
Kag
mukps
n
nice
Xnias
(iifl.
Pat
Phillipson
Second
Avenue
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.0.
Office
Hour"-
0
lo
fl.
X-Ray
Strvlci
Phone
680.
Open
TucHday,
Thuriduy
and
Saturday
Kvenltigs
FISH
STUDIES
!
AT
NANAIMO
Biological
Station
Centre
for
Scientific
Investigation
Such
as
Is
to
be
at
Rupert
j
Since
Hie
decision
to
pla!di-i
'
a
itliiluyjcHl
station
at
Prince'
nujiert
it
i
interesting
lo
know
what
is
Mng
dun
al
the
similar
station
ai
Naiiainm.
Many
ciPtnific
workers
gathered
there
ilui-inn
I
he
pat
summer
anil
carried
nut
invest
iiwi-tin
if
a
wide
and
varied
ehar-i
acler.
Progress
toward
a
more
complete
knowledge
of
the
marine
life
of
(lie
Pacific
ia
Wd.
made
through
the
Mudics
of
ir.
C.
II.
O'Dunoghuc
of
Hie
Univer
sity
of
Manitoba
and
Mrs.
O'-
Dnonhuc
on
crabs,
sea
slu.-si
ami
tirynzoa
or
mods
animals.
Mr.
C.
Iterkclcy
on
segmented
worm;
I.
F..
Cornwall
on
har-n.iclc:
Mo.
A.
Herkley
n
hrHUe
lar;
Itev.
Hobert
Connell
on
cu
weed,
attd
(i.
II.
Waile
on
mi-i-m-copir
plant
and
animal.
Qlands
In
Fishes
I
!.
J.
It.
Jkillip
and
K.
'p.
Clark
of
the
tniversUy
.f
nei-ia
intended
I
heir
studies
i.f
Hie
.-c
ret
ions
of
(lie
paral
In
xoi.l
ul.md
to
various
fishes
and
oilier
animals.
Tlieae
glands
are
important
in
relation
to
hone
de.
vi'lopinrnt.
Dr.
K.
H.
Craig
ie
of
the
tni-writy
of
Toronto
gathered
dat;:
as
to
ex
ratio
among-
varioii
pedes
of
fih.
lie
also
made
a
study
of
the
tilood
supply
to
the
lira
i
ii
of
fid
and
carried
out
a
preliminary
experiment
repec.
iiiv
the
relation
of
the
sense
of
smell
to
the
migratory
movement
of
oekeye
alnnn.
Ir.
H.
K.
Forester
continued
lii
lnveJialirin
of
the
fresh
water
phae
of
the
life
liilor
of
the
sockeye
salmon
at
Giilln-:l,kc
on
the
lower
portion
of
the
i
Fraiier
Mier.
I..
I..
IWillon
of
the
University
of
Toronto
made
a
deiniied
4iudv
of
the
dietive
lret
of
several
leeie
of
fmh.
tnrludinsr
moat
ol
(he
commercial
kind,
a
part
o'
he
general
provratn
fm-
i!e
in
vestigation
of
the
food
and
feed
ing
haJiil
of
fih.
History
of
Linn
Cod
I
:.
V.
iHy
of
th"
Univernilv
NOTICC
TO
CNCDtTOftS
i..
Hi
Vllr
ur
Ihf
tmiiiiiMrallit
Arl;
ii
in
i
he
Miner
nf
ihe
M'ic
m
lirrttrr
H
lltinie..
Orrvr1
r
vkl.
MiTHK.
thai
I.
UV
iitxl.
rmfiV-d.
,
-
I4'iinled
adtMuiairalur
of
Uw
i-aUlr
,
nl
l.wrnre
M.
HUftM,
nalir
M
by
tirtur
r
mi
onlrr
uf
III
ftnmr
IwGt
ont.
dilnl
I
he
rirl
day
il
Hrpttnirr.
11''
.
inr
iterxMv
turinc
i)r
rIMi
Hliwl
'
tl.
e4r
in-
In
UW
ihrta
ttb
me,
Uw
I
ututrrtlrwst.
no
alTIre
wMM
MUrty
,
day
rnian
ur
ilau-
iMmif.
and
all
per-
lawliU'-d
in
ibr
nauie
are
retyilrert
1
1
make
payrtwut
rrtMnth.
ttalea
IMa
lyih
la
ur
IMw-aMaer.
i
ViR
V.
WTT.
I
orrinal
hB4tratir
LA
NO
ACT.
'
Nollca
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
lti
I
.
Land.
In
the
IThter
Hurt
land
Remrdtnt
lilslnel
and
MlUale
ini
WWtenaod
Iswad
near
rHmrfu
lataud
HIim
I'HM
n
M
II
TSkK
NOTtr.E
Hut
j.e(h
SIlDloa
ii..er
r
crMtcr
Hupen.
b.i:.,
seerriar;
ill
ml.
In
apery
for
a
leant-
f
Ine
n
!
ni
tiinrUi.-d
lml
-
,Ui
rifle
i
.'iiinu
iirliir
al
a
ntul
itn
lh
tiiftN-
fm'
'
v,
Hh
.ide
.f
Whlla4id
lalaiid;
theare'
-
.in..
r.-r
nurihM,i
..
ibiin-e
.0
feel
j..iii
it-i
.mhiiii;
iimht
V
'!
wel
In
I
lie
p.
.in!
nf
nun-
a,,
in
iih-iiI
iiireu
stixoc
nojF.ns.
nal.it
OeieniUr
Ith.
14
:
1
We
Save
You
Money
I
Christmas
Groceries
I.nryr
us
.otmetit
Fancy
Koxes
I.owuey's
Chocolates,
from
per
box
50c
to
$3.50
I'nskHll's
F.nglish
lion
Hons.
from
tier
box
60c
to
$2.25
Table
Ilnisin.
per
lh.
.
.
30c
Tulile
Figs,
per
lh
25o
Fancy
lied
Kinpcror
(irnpes.
per
lb
30
Anjoii
Pears,
per
dox.
.
.
55o
Jnp
Oranges,
per
box
.
.
80o
Apples,
per
box,
from
S2.00
to
$3.25
Cauliflower.
I.eltue,
Celery,
elo..
arriving
fresh
every
hnnl.
Slore
opens
evenings
next
week
unlil
Chrislmas
F.ve.
Gordon
s
Grocery
Soventh
Avenue
East
Phone
447
I
Yet,
twice
aa
1
rich
as
ordi.
riary
milk.
Pure
Milk
'From
Contented
Cows'
1
ducts.
Tin?
TTXTT7T
PTtvn
j
her
of
the
hoard,
of
British
Columbia
continued!
Aid.
Gaey
outlined
the
work
hi
ludy
of
the
life
hitory
of
j
that
had
hepn
done
by
the
hoard,
the
litiK
eod
and
made
a
pre-(during
its
exigence.
11
had
I
i
in
i
nary
uie
of
a
mimtier
of
reached
a
point
wliere
It
had
l)e-i
Hie
important
linx
cod
fihinK
ome
neycary
to
solicit
money,
area.
Mi
V.
Mather
of
the
Univer-ity
of
HriUah
klumbiu
earriwl
out
reeacehen
into
lh
develop-iiieni
of
the
thryohl
fcntn
ii
several
marine
animal.
These
aland
have
a
resrulalory
effevt
on
growth.
In
addition
the
facilitieHttf
the
IiAoratorie
were
(riven
for
the
collection
and
preparation
of
material
for
research
and
windy
lii
several
person,
including
Professor
I".
I.
lord
of
MrCill
fnirei'stly.
Professor
i.
Spencerl
of
the
I'niveptily
of
HritU'i
Columbia
and
Mis.
A.
P.
Mac-
I
km
trail
of
the
t'niversty
of
Toronto.
HIBERNATED
BEAR
WAS
NOT
FAST
ASLEEP
BUT
CAME
OUT
ON
THE
RUN
Man
Traoped
In
Att!c
of
Shack
but
Friend
Happily
Relieved
Situation
WI.NNII'KC.
Dec.
It.Tn
he
rhael
into
tire
attic
of
a
shack
by
a
bear
there
In
await
the
de
parture
or
iirmn
ninne
coie-forlaldy
In-low
and
awaiting
des
cent,
is
not
a
pleasant
experience
but
thai
is
what
happened
to
John
Oirden
of
Fort
Alexander.
The
hear
had
hibernated
for
the
winter,
according
to
the
story
fcut
owing
lo
the
weather
condi
tion
was
not
sleeping
very
soundly.
Corden
located
Hie
tri
e
with
the
hearheneath
and
pro
ceeded
to
cut
him
oul.
Hp
did
mi,
hut
the
axe
slipped
lliroug'.i
and
struck
hruin
on
the
nose.
bringing
him
out
on
The
run.'
tkirden
made
a
bee
line
for
the
shark,
got
there
loo
tale
lo
slam
the
door
but
managed
to
mount
aloft
out
of
reach
of
the,
infuriated
tnimal
thai
walled
4elow
1
ijfcl
ou-
fiiM
la
ita-a
I
r
anina
iH,lflIJTI
if
s
II
fill
sj-STllir-
ui
l
ijllniHuly
a
friend
came
by
with
hot
the
hear
and
there
ended
the
torV
LAND
ACT.
Itotlca
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to'
Purchatt
Land.
In
I
a
ml
lleri.rtlmir
IMirl-l
of
rrlnre!
iiiilri,
aua
aiiuaie
m
in
sinud
simre
or
csidalii
t
Jiv.
Pitt
lolaiul,
rrnvlnee
if
aniinh
cdtautiia
TAkK
noti:e
lUat.
,WUUnii.Ji-ph
ji-rrer-im
t
ei-ince
liiipenrK.rr-,
inurm'
I
-.ti
laiiiii-i
r
man.
inti-lid
to
.ply
Mr
I-
iihi.i
ii
in
...
i
.
ha-.-
tl
fiillnviliiir
1
rllted
lillnl.
i.iiuiH-iii
niir
at
a
pint
plained
oil
llie'xhla
rnnnlnu
iunc-
n,
ll-n.
counlrv
Out
United
nh
.luire
near
llir
Ih-ad
aplaliirTn,s
"OS'ng
..-.
i-Hi
imm
.
nanim
,
imi
ui.ina.i
inn-
in
nroiii
'.iiiumuia:
iiinirr
mil
twenty
rtintrm:
Ihenre
meat
tvi'Hiiy
nam-.
Men-
mirlh
iwMity
him,
limif
'
lex.
tu
liiaii
vialer
mark
;
llH-net-
ea.
I
akmr
hU.li
wait-r
mark
to
Hlnl
ot
...uiiH-iH-entenl.
and
iiaiuinlnr
forty
i
ii-.
liKire
vr
lem..
WILLIAM
JilSKI'll
JKKIKII0..
iplli-nr.
fir
W
J.
Tlimna.
Airrnl.
Paled
fii
inlii-r
tuft,
ir.
CHRISTMAS
Temptation
Sale
WATCH
THESE
COLUMNS
For
Stnrlllnig
llargains
In
1
Men's
ami
Hoys'
Wearing
Apparel
appearing
in
largo
advertisements,
Acme
Importers
Third
Ave.
COUNCIL
NOTIFIED
OF
DISSOLUTION
OF
THE
GRAIN
BOARD
Intimation
That.
New
Organization
Will
be
Formed
to
Carry
on
Work
A
lelter
from
M.
P.
McCaffery.
'
annoiinciiiK
the
iecjion
of
the
iKrain
board
to
diolve,
it
uae-j
fulne
under
present
aimpice
'tteiriff
Minpleled,
wa
rereived
and
filed
at,
lat
ni-lit
meeting
.
nf
the
city
ryunf
il.
I
Mayor
Newton
staled
that
lie
'
had
Ieen
oppoed
to
the
hoard
ili'-liuiiilmir,
feeling
that
it
might
effeejJvely
oonhniie
tin
effort
toward
having
strain
directed
llinnwli
Hie
Prince
Itupert
elevator,
lie
had,
however,
been
fared
wflji:
convincing
arpu-rncnl
in
favor
of
that
eoni-sc.
and
had
fallen
in
with
the
majority
nf
opinion
anions-
mem-
to
carry
on
future
operations.
In
view
of
that,
he
had
felt
that
the
future
direction
of
the
lioanl
should
he
in
Hie
hand
of
those
who
financed
it.
Accordingly
he!
had
moved
the
dissolution
ofj
the
hoard
a
at
present
con(itu-
ted.
Aid.
McMordie
felt
there
wai
ntilbitiv
to
do
but
lo
accept
Hie;
report
of
the
board
and
lie,
moved
accordingly.
Aid.
Mc-j
Kechnie
seconded
the
motion
which
was
carried.
ALASKAN
SAILINGS
WILL
BE
RESUMED
IN
COMING
YEAR
C.nf.R.
Planning
to
Continue
Service
Given
Last
Year
by
Vessels
of
Coast
Fleet
j
vitnoilIA,
-Dec.
l'I.H
ratified
by
the
succese
of
the
initial
nea-
son
in
tlie
Al!tka
tourist
service
the
Canadian
National
Steam-
ship
anmnrrre
a
steady
weekly
rwe
to
biiinamHined
between
Yancomer
and
I'kagway
via
way-
port
in
I'JJJO.
Oiniinencing
on
June
i
i
vessel
of
the
line
will
leave
Vancouver
every
Monday
al
8
p.m.
'up
lo
Augtiat
.10
as
at
present
planned.
dls
will
he
made
at
Prince
Itupert,
Ketchikan,
W'ran-gel.
Juneau
and
Ska?vay.
Sailiiw:
from
Skagway
in
return
will
commence
tin
June
19
and
will
continue
weekly
until
tfepleniher
r,
aceonlins
to
the
schiMlule
now
drafted
and
dis-Irlhilled
to
agents
nf
the
line
j
throughout
("annda.
The
first
sewson
of
the
Canadian
.National
Steamships
in
Alaskan
route
drew
a
fair
share
of
the
northern
trade,
and
all
boats
leaving
for
Ihe
north
were
crowded
during
Ihe
peak
of
the
eaiatal
tourist
season,
n
With
Ihe
opening
of
navigation
in
l'JJfi
nnd
the
expec-ted
influx
of
a
larger
number
of
tour
ists
than
ever
before
in
tlnj
history
of
Ihe
Pacific
Northwest,
the
92(i
Alaskan
passenger
bus
iness
will
be
brisk,
it
is
slated.
CANADA
SHIPS
MUCH
GRAIN
TO
BRISTOL
states
in
Trade
with
that
Port
Canada-
occupies
a
strong
posi
tion
in
Ihe
trade
of
the
port
o!
Itrislol,
writes
Trade
Commissioner
Douxfas
fv
Cole.
Kristol
in
Ihe
forthcoming
issue
of
the
:Commercial
Intelligence
Journal.
,
Canadian
wheat
is
jlie
largest
in
jdividual
factor
in
Ihe
trade
of
th"
tport
and
tor
ttie
second
year
;
Canada
has
been
ihe
forcmosi
:
shipper
of
this
commodity.
The
;lnited
iSlaleswere
formerly
the
largest
shipper,,
and
consider
able
ipiantities
of
Canadian
wheat
consigned
-
from
ports
in
thai
country
were
entered
as
ot
American
origin.
Sliipments;from
the
Unilnl
Slates
have
fallen
from
158,000
Ions
in
101
1
to
ftu.onn
Inns,
while
shipments
from
Canada
ilurinu
the
year
ending
April
no,
1025
were
203.21
1
Ions.
(..nniida
is
also
in
a
lendinu
position
In
shipment
nf
barley
jaml
75
per
cent
of
all
the
nat
imported
into
the
west
of
Kng
land
Inst
year
came
front
this
country.
F.xports,
In
so.
far
as
Canadian
iraun
is
conccriieti,
consist
main
ly
of
sallcakei
clay
and
iron
pro
OPEN
EVERY
Many
New
Gift
Pieces
Arrived
In
Carload
of
Furniture
on
Saturday
Solid
Walnut
and
Oak
Extension
Gateleg
Tables
with
two
drop
leaves
something
new
.nut
very
useful
piile
coinpaci
when
not
in
use
hut
openx
out
to
Tul!
szed
dining
table
$47.50
and
$37.50
Solid
Walnut
Spinet
Desk
.
$80.00
Kroehler
Davenport
Beds,
upholslereil
in
Spanish
'Moleskin
ami
Mohair
...
...
...
....
...
...'$50.00.
and
$150.00
Our
slock
of
fiift
Furniture
is
now
replcnisheil
with
Ibe
-very
latest
in
slyle
and
we
invite
yon
In
inspect
our
attractively
arranged
House
Furnishings
and
take
advantage
of
our
Holiday
Sale
Specials.
COME
EARLY
AND
SELECT
THE
GIFT
YOU
PARTICULARLY
DESIRE
Barrie's
3rd
Avenue.
One
SASKATCHEWAN
CO-OP.
CONFIRMS
REFUSAL
TO
SELL
TO
WHEAT
POOL
M-XilXA,'
Dec.
2mi.
Shareholders
at
the
annual
meeting
of
th?
Saskalcliewan
Cooperative
Kleva-tor
company.
Limited,
today
re
jected
a
motion
lo
reopen
discussion
on
the
proposed
sale
of
the
company
to
the
Saskatchewan
wheat
pool.
The
motion,
intro
duced
by
Delegate
Drew.
Kirch
Hills,
read:
"He
it
resolved
that
we
now
take
up
the
discussion
urov
iHeil
for
in
Ihe
fir!
rirnttnanl
jnvoJw,
in
,ne
resmion
vti
yesterday
afternoon
concernin
Ihe
sale
of
our
system
lo
the
pool."
The
new
motion
referred
to
Ihe
resolution
adopted,
which
asked
that
full
consideration
be
ime.i
detail-,
of
I
tie
proposal.
The
second
clause
of
the
resolution
asked
that
the
meeting
lie
calle
j
within
two
months,
when
the
details
should
be
discussed.
-
Once
more
did
J.
A.
Maharg.
presiding,
have
a
turbulent
audience
to
control
and
shouts
in
terrupted
the
speakers
ere
the
motion
was
voted
down.
The
meeting
approved
the
fi
nancial
report
..
submitted
by
the
directors
and
the
disposal
of
the!
net
profit
of
$377.87
1
0)2
as
re-;
omiiiended,
a
cnslr
dividend
at
eight
per
cent
on
all
share
al-
lolled
prior
to
April
I,
1925,
be
ing
shares
numbered
one
to
99,-;
281
inclusive.
19
1
.730.0
1
was'
iltrccd
ilium.
Fifty
per
cent
ofi
Hie
balance,
or
?93.(:o.Gt.
will!
be
transferred
to
the
elevator;
reserve-
account
and
the
ol
Iter
j
fifty
per
cent
will
tie
retained
in)
Mie
profit
and
loss
account
and
carried
forward.
YANDERHOOF
Constituting
a
splendid
trihule
lo
Ibe
training
given
the
children.
by
their
teachers.
I..
K.
Wells,
Miss
Kathleen
Morrow
and
Mrs,
Ogston,
the
best
school
enter
lainnienl
yet
held
in
Vamlerhonf
look
place
in
Hie
Communliy
Hall
last
Friday
night.
There
wxr.
22
items
on
Ibe
program
which
lasted
three
hours.
K.
A.
Mit
chell,
secretary
of
Ibe
school!
board,
presided.
Fred
llorhaven
left
last
week
for
the
coast
where
he
vill
he-
eomic
engaged
in
special
.dairy
work.
Mrs.
Davidson
of
Sluart
Hiver
is
speniling
a
few
days
in
town
visiting
with
.Mrs,
Lewis
Ilawson.
T.
II.
llichanlsoir
has
left
Ihe
staff
of
the"
Hank
nf
Commerciv
lo
lake
a
position-
wllh
It.
C.
McCor-
kell
in
the
fur
business.
Samuel
W.
Cocker
has
left
fur
IJri'inerlon,
Washington,
where
he
will
spend
the
Christ
man
am)
New
Year
Holidays
vititlng
wl'.h
relatives
nnd
friends.
Sir
John
I'ilkit
Is
starting
a
small
sawmill
in
connection
wilh
Ibe
Ksllionian
.settlement
in
tl.o
Stuart
Lake
dittrioL
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Threadsilk,
silk
and
wool,
all
wool
$1.00
to
$2.25
Gloves
Silk
Chamo-Suede
$1.00
to
$2.00
Silk
Scarves
$2.50
to
$10.00
Silk
Lingerie
Hloomers,
Vests,
Slips,
Nightdresses
$2.25
to
$6.00
Leather
Handbags
"Newest
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$3.00
to
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Handkerchiefs
in
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Compacts
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