sdaf,
January
13,
1926.
uil&eiT
uj
yourx
Supplies
(fDhnm
K9L9RED
3HIN0LE3.
J
and
youXVjcfr'
nnuslrdUdVi
W
xes
5vv
w
slributory
fon
H
Lumber
4
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Slock
your
winter's
supply
oi
Nanaimo-Welling-ton
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
i
PAwiei
Iff
aii
J7
lenuine
Gillette
Razor
with
one
blade
and
one
Tube
Rexali
Shaving
Cream
all
for
40
cents
Ormes
Limited
T'ir
Hux;.U
.Store
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street.
Pioneer
Drnggils
Phones
82
and
200
H
U
'
'"
III.
S.ind.ij
jmI
1
1
1
tl
.
!
I.'
In
.'.
and
7
9
t
!D
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
RYDOCK
AND;
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating,
Dry
Dock
tnglncars,
Machinists,
Boilermaker!,
Blacktmltht,
Pattern
maker,
Found,
Woodworker,
tic.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
tu
handle
al
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORt.
PHONE8
43
and
38F
Steamship
and
Train
Service
I
PRINCC
RUPIRT
KUPtRT
U-r
VSNCOUVIR.
VICTORIA,
SlATTLt
mil
InlrniHtlltli-
points
en-li
FRIDAY
t
.m.
t.s.
rntuct
Rur
irt
r.r
itiwart
ni
Awrox,
widniioay,
io
pj.
S.i.
fRINCt
,'OMN
(..rlnllhllr
f.T
VANCOUVIR
l
OUEIN
CMARLOTTS
ISLANDS.
tix
leave
rniftet
RUPERT
lEVIRV
MONDAY,
WIDNCSDAV
lnl
SATUROAV
al
I
l
III.
for
PRINCE
GEORGE,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEO,
ll
pnHim
l.a.oirn
ijmui,
i
n...
.......
inriMRV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
tClli
Tlm
orrict,
S2S
Third
An,
Prlne
Ruptrt.
Phom
260
AGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
14
A
Q
RFMOVRD
to
building
next
door
to
Kruxell
Hutcher
Mhup,
across,
from
Hie
Empress
Hotel
W.i
nnrni
a
full
llllA
(if
:iGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL,
tiuurvi
trs
iiumiwuvi.
mts
Zarelll
Proprietor
Local
and
Personal
H.C.
Undertakers.
Pbona
il.
Large
safe
for
sale,
cheap
Ma..IIclJbumr..
.......
tr
Currie's
Taxi
and
Messenger.
Phone
500
nltf
lit
or
day,
tf
Two
cars
at
your
service
Sneddon
Taxi.
Phone
134.
tf
V
can
once
nsain
supply
our
fine
split
kindling:
by
the
bundle
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
and
Taxi.
Phone
112.
12
F.v-Alderman
MeMordie's
com
mittee
rooms,
at
the
corner
of
Second
Avenue
and
Fourth
Street.
will
lie
open
every
afternoon
and
evening.
11
Circulars,
notice,
balance
sheots,
list,
etc.
mimeographed.
Prompt
service,
"all
Miss
Johnstone,
J
40
Second
Avenue
West
Phone
387.
If
Marcel
YicnnH,
(axi
driver,
was
tined
5
in
the
city
Mil
ice
eourl
this
nwriimti
rr
mti
infract
ion
ol
Hie
Motor
Vehielp
Art.
He
dr've
his
ar
on
the
wrong
ide
of
the
t
rpt
.
Mr,
ii.
1.
MeTavinb
will
arrive
in
the
e'ly
on
Hip
Prinee
Hupp"!
thin
afternoon
to
upend
a
month
oi
ix
weeks
vinitiiis
with
h
rnitiir,
Mr.
Mor!e
II.
Craiu
WaMron
Apartments.
Mijk
Hazel
Wilson,
who
ha
eti
visit
iiik
at
Premier
with
her
limit.
.Mr.
Dale
Hilt,
arrived
in
In
city
mi
the
Carilena
yestenliv
iifii-i
iiuon
and
will
leave
on
Hit
einiui;'"
Irain
returnins
to
her
home
iu
Toronto.
Morle
aip
leaves
on
till
evening
irarn
"
a
Inn
to
hi
old
lioiRst
in
St.
Juoepti.
Miesiuri
III-
first
slop
will
Im
Japer
Pari,
ami
i
tile
Course
of
hit
trip,
wlikfc
will
last
until
March
1,
he
w
!l
at"
viit
Kana
City.
Den
ver,
Portland
mid
oilier
cilis
ii
the
Western
Stale.
'..N.ll.
nfeamer
Prme
Rupert,
r.apt.
D.
Donald.
i
due
from
Van-
iconver
and
way
ports
at
i
o'clock
tin
a'leruoon.
The
delay
in
ltn
e4el
is
iiremimesl
In
lie
on
ae-
courrfftf
foir.
Slle
is
bringing
.(In.
ni
?oo
limit
of
freight
and
a
good
n
urn
tier
of
passengers,
in
cludinsc
sexerat
for
the
train.
Jt:l
the
Ihi'ic
need
'r.inillii-v
s'ready
.plil
by
the
lininlle!
rin
e
Rupert
Transfer
H
n.l
Taxi.
Phone
113.
12
WIRELESS
REPORT.
S
a.m.
DIOHV
ISLAND.--Part
cloudy.
calm;
barometer.
3(1.00:
Uwtpera-
lure,
IK;
se
smooth;
7:tu
p.m.
.M)ke
Aleamer
0irdena
IpH
Prince
Rupert
at
7
p.m.
outb-
iHllllul.
DF.AD
TREK
Pol
NT.
(Urometer.
.'0.Ji:
temperature.
3'J.
HILL
II.MIIIOH.
Overcast,
fresh
southeast
w'tid:
barometer
:to.oO;
temperature,
it;
rea
uuxl
erale;
7
p.m.
spoke
tug
Pacifi."
MiHiarch
towing
barge
lliugainon
iiheain
Skincutlle
Inlet
hound
for
Thurston
Harbor:
H
ji.
in.
spoke
moioi-'.liip
Norco.
Seattle
for
Ke!-chikan.
312
mile
from
Ketchikan;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
I'riiu'r
John
21
miles
from
Wool
on
Is-laud
lioimd
for
Allison
Harbor:
t
n.ih.
spoke
steamer
Cardena
entering
MillLiHiik
Sound
xoulli-
leMiiul;
'.I
p.m.
spoke
tug
('.ape
Si-..:
i
iilieain
ltoat
Harbor
bound
for
Nil
no
i
mi
i
.
Noon
DPiliY
ISLAND.
'
Cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer,
?'..:
temperature.
IP;
se
sniooiii:
yienmer
prince
ituperi
lue
al
I'rim-e
Rupert
4
p.m.
norl
liliouud.
DFAD
TRF.R
POINT.
Harome-
er.
.0.2(:
leniperaliire,
13.
Ill
I.I.
IIAHHOR.
Overcast,
fresli
north
east
wind;
baromefpe
80.02:
temperature.
10:
ei
nioilerale;
SMIO
a.m.
spoke
sleam-er
Prince
John
entering
Oueen
!('.harloHe
Sound
sntilhlmmtil.
FOR
Hi
Al'p';.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I
I'..
N.ll.
Fmploye
second
annual
ball
1
1
1
Auditorium
l
riday.
Fei-Iruary
IV.
f
TOO
LATF
TO
CLASSIFY
WAMIJ).
vonnu
gul
a
ai-j
pren'icc
luri'ier.
Apply
li.i:.
I-!'!'
St
.!(.
tf
NT
Furnished
H
ue.
run
0MLT
nrv?
OFFICERS
OF
MOOSE
LADIES
INSTALLED
Mrs.
Thor
Johnson
Was
In
Charge
of
Proceedings
in
Mctropolo
Hall
Last
Night
Social
Insinuation
of
offieer
for
the
Ladies
of
the
Mooselieart
Legion
for
Hie
forthcoir.jiiK
term
took
piare
last
night
In
the
Metrojiole
Hall.
Mrn.
Inor
Johnnn.
pasl
repent,
beins
in
charue
of
the
iirneecdnics.
Afler
tin-
lode
meeting,
a
social
evening
wan
held
in
which
a
Iarpe
nuuilier
of
member.
of
the
Moov
Lode
joined.
,
Music
wan
furnished
liy
ineinlierjs
of
the
lodges
who
do
nated
their
service-.
II.
J.
llacop
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
Mr,
liinar
Irsen
was
con
vener
of
Ihe
refreshment
commit
tee.
'
The
officers
for
the
year
are
as
follows:
Senior
Urgent
Mrs.
J.
iiaw-
Hiorne.
Junior
Itegent
Mrs.
L.
II.
Parry.
Recorder
Mrs.
Kyolfson.
Treaurer
Mrs.
W.
II.
Herry.
:iia
(damMrs.
Fred
Seaddcn.
Anjrus-
Mrs.
U.
.1.
Fuss.
Sentinel
Mrs.
Ahx
Sirachaii.
Unide
Mrs.
J.
Field.
Asoijtl
ant
(iuide
Mrs.
May
Uatitiford.
POLICE
COMMISSION
HAS
LAST
MEETING
Matters
of
Routine
Nature
Were
Dealt
With
at
Brief
Session
Yesterday
Afternoon
The
IV25
police
commission
held
its
last
meet
inn
yesterday
of
police
fyr
the
mouth
of
De
cember
showed
that
32
cases
had
come
up
in
the
police
court.
there
being
18
convictions,
five
dismissals
and
withdrawals
ami
GENERAL
MANAGER
BANK
OF
COMMERCE
Id
SIDNEY
H.
LUGANO
A.
Toronto.
Ian
13.
At
the
O.
conclusion
of
im
address
at
tlie.O.
annual
meetinu
of
Ihe
Canadian
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
'Placer
Gold,
$77,382,03.1;
Lode
Oold,
$118,-173.1P0;
Silver,
$08,824,570;
Lead,
$70,548,578;
Copper,
$l87,i80.,T78:
Zinc,
$32,-i71i07;
Miscellaneous
Mineral?,
$1,131,310;
Coal
and
Coke,
$2ti0,880,0!8;
lluilding
Stone,
H-ick,
Cement,
etc.,
$
12,225,81
i;
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
the
end
of
1021
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
oT
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
Hie
fees
lower
than
those
of
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
Hritish
Hinpire
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
is
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Hc'Crls
ami
Maps,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
'
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.H.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
to
uch
reports.
They
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines
Victoria,
11.(1
Deports
of
Ihe
Geological
Survey
of
Canada.
Pacific
lluilding,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
valuable
sources
of
information.
CLOSE
BILLIARD
TOURNAMENT
WAS
WON
BY
VETERANS
Though
tlie
Ureal
War
Veterans
won
the
first
division
Inl-linrd
tuiiriianv'ti!
last
night
with
a
clean
sweep
victory
over
the
Prince
Rupert
Milliard
Parlor,
the
meeting
was
a
rattier
close
one,
the
afrpregate
core
having
hern
1250
tu
I
DM.
Three
of
the
tame,
were
particularly
ctoe.
The
high
lireak
of
the
evctiiiir",
afternoon
aud
dealt
iu
brief
e-VJ,
was
made
liy
(icorpe
Wtiusli.
ftloti
with
business
of
a
routine'
Individual
scores
were
as
fol-nature.
The
rejKtrt
of
the
chief
lows:
nine
peudiug.
lions
for
the
3on.
TlMe
meeting
were
Mayor
Newton?
Comm.
isMoncr
Montgomery.
I'hief
of
p.
.lire
Yiekers
and
Mis
Fdilh
KeNev.
repri'si'iitiieg
tli
"liy
clerk.
RAILWAY
PROBLEMS
BEING
CONSIDERED
WINMPKii,
Janr
13.
Pianos
for
handling
of
the
anticipated
increased
express
trnffic
on
Can-.idiaii
Naiional
lines
in
western
4'anada
during
1020
were
'lioroiighly
discussed
at
a
two
lays
inert
mg
of
CanadiiMi
National
F.xpresN
uflicials
held
lier..'
during
Monday
and
Tuesday.
Officials
of
I
tit
company
from
Montreal
joined
in
ihe
confer-ence
with
local
men
who
represented
al
I
territory
between
tlu-Pacific
Coast
aud
the
head
'
the
lakes.
The
year
1025
Imd
seen
u
laige
increase
in
Ihe
business
of
the
express
company
in
western
rtuada
slated
ii.
F.
Itel-
ternse.
superinteiidput
of
traffic,
and
it
Mas
an!
icijialeU
that
wit
lUiproxed
tiisinc-s
jn
(lie
west
Mns
x.'iir.
lb.1
t'.i.'ii
demands
upon
sen
ice
woul.t
in-
even
heavier.
AUSTRALIAN
GOVERNOR
FLIES
HIS
OWN
PLANE
MLLlHil
RNF..
.Ian.
13
Lord
i
Stonehaven,
Australia's
flying
governor
general,
who
pilots
his
own
aeroplane
and
is
u
stunt
flyer
of
no
mean
capabilities,
win
use
ins
own
aeroplanes
on
official
business
whenever
jwssi-ble,
he
anuoutircd
today.
The
governor
general
consid
ers
mat
aviation
is
a
itecesjily
to
Australia
with
its
long
distances
and
lack
of
transportation
facilities
to
the
buck-blocks,
and
his
move
in
making
aeVoplanes
Hie
offieial
transportation
of
government
officials
is
to
encourage
commercial
aviation
in
Australia.
lieorge
Mclymoyle,
231;
Oil.
S.
P.
MeMordie.
250.
(1.
llalwno.
210;
Sg.
ebson.
250.
(ieorge
Waugh,
241;
Freli
Fines
and
collee-j
Pyle.
250.
inortlli
UHalleil'
It.
Howe,
present
al
ttie,250.
W
Individual
the
billiard
lows:
First
!tS
MltehelLSM:
S5.
The
lea?
o.W.V.A.
P.R.H.P.
.
P.
Tinker.
J.
Andrews,
lie
.-I
aniline
to
date
is:
Oames.
Points.
Aver.
5
580.1
l
ie
I
.
.
.
r,
r,71i
1150
BILLIARD
AVERAGES
Average.
to
League
are
Second
DIvMon
Games
Ttl.
Sl.
Jebson
(X)....
1
1000
J.
Ilillman
(HP)
....
I
250
M.
Andrews
(HP).
I
250
It.
Howe
(HP?
2
102
W.
Slickney
(IIP,
2
48C
F.
gjeman
(HP)....
2
170
W.
Mitchell
(IIP)
2
J7S
(!.
YVamrh
(HP)....
4
052
W.
J.
Nelson
(V)..
2
176
F.
Pyle
(V)
5
1101
.1.
Andrews
(V
....
1
033
Col.
MeMordie
V)
i
025
Dr.
West
:V
I
231
D.
Brown
UtP
....
2
150
!.
p.
Tinker
(V
..
5
1071
U.
Maiasno
(HP
..
5
1062
O.
Mrllmoylc
(HP
3
631
F.
Aldridge
(HP;..
I
200
W.
Long
(CSi
J.
Hows
(V
F.
Aldridge
(HP).
J.
Judge
(V)
J.
McLeaii
5i
...
A.
McDonald
(CS
F.
Zieinan
Hln.
W.
Milchell
(HP
,
It.
Morgan
(
...
0.
Huwe
(
'
R.
Ilnwe
fHP
1.
Andrews
(V...
W.
J.
Nelson
(V).
Dr.
West
(V
J.
M.
W.
J.
.1
II.
J.
K.
J.
W.
II.
A.
S.
Ilillman
,()
Andrews
,HIM..
Slickney
(HP)..
llond
(Ol
.May
(OS
Parr
(CSi
Heesley
(()
Harvey
Krause
llailey
Corbell
S.
Males
(CSl.
(F.
..
(F
...
(F'...
(
F
'
I..
Youngiuau
'V)
Dartun
(I'i
Miga
(t)
Carlson
(f;.:..
Newell
(F)...
Fleming
(')
Division
dale
i'i
as
fol-
600
600
300
150
150
505
115
502
590
570
571
280
121
550
551
517
102
260
505
500
100
182
i78
156
451
i
226
"
:i2ar
113
81
70
58
70
Aver
250
250
250
216
2H
240
230
2?S
238
233
233
231
231
230
215
200
150
150
150
150
ir.u
110
1
18
IIS
118
I
IT.
113
113
110
130
I'M'
137
134
130
t2C
125
123
121
120
114
114
113
108
103!
71.
84j
58!
33
1
Hank
of
Commerce
yesterday
af-
Coastwise
Steamship
t
Hargc
ternoon
Sir
John
lr.l.
nresidcnl.
.Co.'.
steamer
Amur,
Cant.
D.
Me-I
announced
Ihe
iippninlmeht
nilKinnnn,
arrived
in
port
from
the
Sidney
II.
l.ojsan.
New
York,
agen'lsoulh
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
of
the
bank.
the
position
of,
and
is
unloading
coal
at
the
oil
'.
general
manaipT
in
succession
(ST.
I'!
wharf
be
Tore
continuing
if
to
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Walker,
'her
voyage
Anyox.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd-
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Apartment:
DINING-ROOM
Suites
These
suites
arc
made
on
;i
smaller
scale
to
correspond
with
the
rooms
of
an
apartment
or
small
collage
Hoth
are
in
Old
Knglish
Oak
and
arc
the
luteal
designs
in
Dining
Iloom
Furniture.
Reasonably
priced
al
$94.50
and
$113.65
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
123
How
Many
Days
ol
tlie
Year
1926
ill
Yoo
Spend
will)
the
Wash?
One
day
a
week
02
days
of
the
year
one
.seventh
of
yoiir
time
That's
what
you'll
spend
with
the
family
washing
during
H2,
if
you
do
it
yourself.
Is
it
worth
all
this
time
and
energy
whoii.our
Thrif-T-service
will
return
our
family
bundle
spotlessly
dean,
with
all
Ihe
flat
work
neatly
ironed
and
at
siicli'a
moderate
cost?
11)80!
Call
our
representative
this
week
uve
52
davs
in
THRIF
-
T
-
SERVICE
5c
a
Pound
and
1c
a
Piece
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
Phone
8
The
Savage
Washer
and
Dryer
Al
the
last
Quebec
K.hibilioii
repeated
its
success
of
the
previous
year,
by
agato
winning
tlie
Cold
Medal
with
dis-tui'
lion
over
nil
other
makers
or
American
and
CaiHiiliau
Yushers.
Cash
Price
SI
85.00
Also
sold
on
easy
terms.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.