Jrday
January
16,
1926.
Chocolate
Qke
1
it
Old'fasiioned
Chocolate
for
a
Neivfashioned
'(feneration.
Baker's
Chocolate
7A
Premium
No.
1
Is-
mot
eatidocti
ry
fir
cooling
an
J
drinking;
the
rt
choice
of
pood
housekeepers
and
cook.
WALTER
BAKER
&
CO.
Limited
ETT
ABUSI1ED
ITU
lOmUSTM.
MAS.
CANADIAN'
VII
US
AT
MONTREAL
DooUt
of
Choice
Recipes
tent
frte
The
Orthophooic
Victrola
'I'll
ihm
wonderful
niiiual
mlrtiuiciil
ever
pm-1
It.
.n,i
c.
ripliKii,
o
runic
in
mid
hear
fur
otir-
r
want
ewrylMNlv
b
?m-j
r
il
.iil
don'l
for
a
nio-(
r
i
thai
son
art
under
an.v
hlig.iltun
lu
buy.
Credenza
5365.00
Granada
200.00
ConlctUr.tnnt.frrt
ft
115.00
I-
..
i..f
i-
win-lids'
21
hour
peY
fn
to
lr
lo
nieel
'
demand...
Order
filled
in
the
order
of
tfteir
receipt.
Genuine
Gillette
Razor
with
one
blade
and
one
Tube
Rexall
Shaving
Cream
all
for
40
cents
Ormes
Limited
Tin1
Mi'Xil!
Store
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street.
Pioneer
lnitfil
Phones
82
and
200
S
ipru
8
u
til
!
W
i
III.
Smdav.
and
ll"l"la,V.
1."
lo
mid
7
In
0
p.m.
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
.to
building
,net
door
to
Fruzell
Hublier
rthop.
across
from
Hie
Kmprcs'S
llolel
We
enrry
n
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
Jamei
Zarelll
Proprietor
The
Savage
Washer
and
Dryer
At
tin-
lal
Qih'Im'i-
Inhibition
repeal
I'll
il-
surer-
of
tin1
previou
year,
by
ilgaill
Wllllllllg
lite
Hold
M"'llill
wild
dis
Ihp
lion
over
iill
oilier
maker
of
American
mill
(iaiiudiiin
Wahrr.
Cash
Price
$185.00
A
I
cu
.-old
on
easy
terms.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Local
and
Personal
li.n.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Large
safe
for
sale,
cheap
Mux
Ileilbroncr.
tf
Currlc's
Taxi
and
Messenger.
Phono
500
night
or
day.
tf
Dance
tonight
In
Metropolis
Hall.
Llndscth's
orchestra.
Two
cars
at
your
service
Sneddon
Taxi.
Phone
134.
'
tf
I.n.P.K.
ChiMren'
Mali
Friday.
January
ij,
al
7
o'clock
lit
I.
O.
l.
K.
Hull.
50c.
Obif
1
1
an
-mi
will
leave
on
lo-
nishl'
train
for
Sniithers.
He
expecU
to
lie
uway
several
days.
J.
It.
Turner,
manager
of
the
Holliie
Mine,
will
board
tomorrow's
ea(hound
train
at
Smfth-
er
en
route
to
Seattle
by
way
of
Jasper
Park.
Hon.
T.
1
1.
Patlullo,
member
of
tin-
lilliiluie
for
Prince
Itu-perl
and.
uiini.ler
of
4andn.
re-
uiriii-d
to
Victoria
on
the
Gafaia
I
In
morning.
Ii
).
P..
Itollmell
anil
son.
who
have
hwo
visiting
In
Ihe
oily
for
thi!
nasi
rew
.tai&.
will
leave
on
tonight's
train
for
their
hoiue
in
ItPKiua.
Il
II
VI.
,-hitl
U..II
l.
.......
;..
...
...
t.
.nun
ti
in
local
winui?
dUlrirt,
ban
beer
elected
vice-president
of
the
Corporation
of
Laud
.Surveyor
f
llrilii.li
Coiurnliia.
J.
P.
Forde,
district
en'irincci
for
the
federal
department
o
piil.
lie
wofks,
returned
on
Hit
Caiala
ltii
mortiiiiK
to
hits
head
quarters
in
Victoria.
nine
MelWmoli
of
the
Pnri-
fic
Stevedoring
Co.
anil
arly
of
five
loiif
afcoremcii
nailed
lbi
morning
on
Ihe
PrimeMH
lu-a(
rice
fur
eean
Kall.
The
('Hue.
if
tin-
Prinee
Uu-ierl
Kpriire
Mitln
I.tiJ.
vn.
T.
II".-
Mar
Kay
and
H.
A.
Iki.M
e
all
vn.
T.
Ho-
MaeKay
have
be
n
a
join
ned
until
February
II.
i.
0.
MaeKay,
di.ilricl
en
yuicer
fur
Uie
pruvincial
ilepur!
men!
,f
publie
wmin.
xaibij
tlii
iiiorimiK
by
the
Pr:nce-
Heal
rue
(ft-
Wlorla
on
official
bu
i:.P.H.
"teanier
Prinee
Ileal
rid-,
i.api.
i.
i.iiirr.
anni-ii
m
purl
from
the
otitii
at
I
.:t0
lbi
iiMM'iunp
and
ailei
at
1
1
o'clock
il
her
return
lo
Vancouver
and
U.MIN.
Mi.
Itita
Johiitoti
of
the
It.
ilock
freishi
office
sailed
I
In
iiioriiinR
on
the
Calala
for
Victoria
where
she
will
peii.I
a
lodiilay
with
her
parent".
Mr.
ami
Mr.
It.
i.
Jolin.lon.
A.
W.
I.ipsin
of
Ihe
Acme
Im
porters
leave
or
I
hi
eviMinif;'
train
n
a
two
month'
buyins
trip
'which
will
include
sue1!
cihe.
a
blniiinton.
Winnipe.'
l"i
onto.
Minilreal,
Chicago
and
Pelniit.
.Mr.
and
Mr.
l.avrenre
ni'-
berg
will
return
on
this
evening.'".,
train
to
Winnipeg
nfier
ha
inn
reniited
here
several
nioiitlis
while
Mr.
Sandhcry
was
general
carpenler
foreman
on
Ihe
elevator
cont
ruction.
The
nine-
eharaes
auaiust
the
(iLolnlaled
Kvporler
I.
tit.
of
infraction
of
Ihe
liovernmen'
l.biior
Act
were
reniandeil
fu-j
Die
ciliih
lime
in
the
cily
police
coiirl
tin
inominu
on
reipiesl
of
.
n.
Fullon
who
appeared
on
behalf
of
I..
W.
Patinore.
crown
I
ro.cciilor,
w.m
is
lill
out
of
Ihe
cilv.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
HEAD
and
BRONCHIAL
COLDS
No
Smoke
-No
Spnyj
No
Snuff
Just
Swallow
a
RAZ-MAH
Capsule
Kostoret
normal
breallilng.
Quickly
tops
all
chokiri)?,
uatping
and
mucu
gatherings
in
bronchial
tubes.
Gives
tons
nitfhts
ot
restful
alcep.
Contnina
no
iniurioua
or
babit-rorminit
rlruss.
SI.
00
per
box
at
drug
atores.
Send
5c
t
ToB
0A1L1
HKWl
She
Couldn't
Sleep
Ifoavt
Was
So
Bad
Mrs.
3.
D.
MeCliotock,
Ckarlotte-town,
P.E.I,
writci:i
About
a
yer
ago
I
ni
greatly
troullej
with
mj
heart.
I
could
sot
deep
at
night,
and
wai
o
nervou
I
imagiDel
that
I
could
are
everything
in
the
room
moving,
and
wonl.i
have
to
turn
on
the
bghti
before
I
could
get
to
tlerp.
After
having
read
of
your
I
took
several
boxen
of
them,
and
can
now
get
a
full
nighi
'
uleep
without
any
trouble,
and
feel
fine
in
every
way."
f
i
II.
L
X.
Villi
hare
been
on
the
market
for
the
pat
32
yean;
all
dealer
tell
them;
pot
up
only
by
The
T.
MUturu
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oct
DaUMhlerM
of
Hna:laiiU
Wins'
Prive
in
.Mrlropole
1
1
.t
1
1
on
Tiie-
itay,
January
it
al
K.:;o.
Admis
sion
50c.
Kefrcsbiii'iil.
tireularit,
notice.,
balance
heeln,
liU,
etc.
tniimoraphed.
Prompt
nervine.
Call
Mi
Jolin-Slone.
iia
tjeooiid
Avenue
Went.
Phone
387.
tf
In
la.t
Wadnedav
Vanrou
ver
Province
'
appear,
a
piclur
of
the
late
Provincial
police
J.
P
Kftule-haw
wbieh
w.i-
takin
a'
Terrace
a
week
before
hi.
ilealli
Motorfhip
Xoreo,
f'apl.
l.en
illjuni.,
arrived
jn
at
I?.-
15
noon
today
from
Kelrhikan
Willi
a
carjro
of
frozen
fili
for
Iratnixhipmeiit
Ka-!"over
the
Canadian
.National
Hallways.
!j
In
The
Letter
Box
REPLY
TO
COL.
McMORDIES'
QUCRY.
iiii!or
Daily
Xfws.
In
the
presit,
of
e.ii
rilay,
Col.
McMontie
staled
Ibal
it
would
be
a
great
alifaclion
lo
luin.eU
perMUially.
were
I
to
make
a
statement
as
lo
whelin'r
I
licit'
iiim
rt
poiidlc
for
the
incident
of
Usl
Tuenday
eveuiiiK-
In
reply,
let
uie
publicly
say.
no.
Aflci
uir
kindly
relaliouliiii
of
last
vear,
I
i'tMiblii'1
heiee
such
a
.huiK.
Huf
iievcriliele,
1
am
prenreit
lo
lake
I
he
lml
olcnn.
mill
that
can
he
.uliu
jtii.li
rcd
to
Itiiil
I
have
every
reason
Vr
hrlicMiiK
thai
1
bad
it
lll(
oe-me.
and
jtond
,njt(
liajdi
ui
thai.
Your.-
Irulli
fully.
s.
M.
x
k
w
n
i
GIRLS
DO
NOT
SMOKE
TORONTO
UNIVERSITY
President
Falconer
Says
There
Is
no
Rule
Against
it
but
it
is
Not
Done
TOHOXTO.
Jan.
15.
Women
students
of
the
University
of
To
ronto
and
its
affiliated
college
are
not
permitted
to
-moke
on
college
property.
There
is
tit
present
no
rule
agaiat
il.
but
sniokimr
by
women
students
simply
isn't
beinj:
done,
and
hasn't
been
done
on
university
property,
so
the
matter
ha.
never
been
officially
discussed,"
according
to
infonuatiou
from
the
orriee
or
President
Sir
Hubert
Falconer.
'We
are
not
blind
to
the
fact
Ibat
ome
of
our
youicr
women
smoke
t
parlies
and
in
their
clubroonis
or
Munritie:
but
thW
custom
is
recompiled
n
unethical
in
Ihe
college
bitibtin:s,
und
it
is
not
done."
Such
is
the
opinion
of
one
leading
university
authority.
VERSATILE
JANITOR
MARRIED
A
COUPLE
SAN
IHAXt.lSCU,
Jan.
1C
The
fill
It
vvedilmy
of
Mrs.
Ilran-ries
who
her
last
husband
calls
Ithe
exponent
ot
experimental'
t
.N
It
Knipliivrn
sivond
annual
narrlajrcs
wn
performed
al!
all
n
Aiidiliciiito
Friday.
Feb-j5'
ma,
Ciiliiorma,
n
year
aro,j
la-v
r.'
jbul
-be
was
mil
married
at
all,
ASTHMA
i
Itian
Hi'Hndes
a
mining
engineer'
revealed
today.
j
I
A
versatile
janiloiv
in
the
office
of
the
Salinas
justice
of
the
poHcqi
was
unwilling
to
see
the
offfr-fMOsc
file
fee
mi
luJIIIHfl-ried"
the
couple,
kissed
the
bride
and
wished
(hrm
-ioispi'eil,
Tl;e
ilnlii
I.
find
out
'
ti
at
il
wis
the;
janitor
that
hid
married
them.
Until
three
.lav-
later
when
Ihe
generous
triaL
Templetona,
Toronto.
jllf,(u.(
imseii
ml
led
them
un.i
RAZ-MAH
They
were
then
married
legally.
I
llranile
h;i.
in'i
had
Ihe
inai
GUARANTEED
RELIEF
na-
aonuled.
1st
Church
Morning
service
al
II
o'clock.!
;ubjecl
:
"The
Atonement."
Pun-j
day
School
al
12.15.
MveniM;
worship
at
7.30.
Suhjec!
:
"P.e-!
liion
and
Hie
Intellect."
Mustj
either
be
sacrificed
If
possilde.j
arraii'i-
lo
attend
these
ervices.
itolli
will
lie
found
interest
m;.--
,
Presbyterian
Church
Morning
service
al
It
o'clock.
Aubjert:
"Wilderness
llread."i
Sunday
Si-IiomI
am
liihle
i:ia.
l-.ao.
Lveiiiii
service
at
.3(i.'
Subject:
"The
1'naccouuf.ihbl
Man."
Preacher.
Itev.
Dr.
Cha
!
i.
Cii
me
run.
Salvation
Army
j
l.el
the
Army
help
you
mi1vc
Ihe
great
problem
of
spending'
life
to
the
et
advaulave.
Col
U.
Phillips,
in
charge
of
Native
TrainiiiR
School,
will
be
the
leaker
al
both
services
on
Sunday,
at
II
aud
7.311.
Native
Ku-
,vn
will
take
parj.
Saturday
.
rtoltt
Praise
-tnvrfinir.
ubdav
ni
2..M).
Sunday
school.
Xevv-
coiuers
invited.
Tuesday
audi
I'ritlay.
Scouts
and
liuard.
Puh-
iic
Meetings
on
Monday
anli
Thursday.
Dible
Class
on
Wed-i
nesilay.
A
warm
welcome
awai's
you
at
the
Army.
United
Church
The
Church
of
Service.
;-or;je
(J.
Hacker,
pastor.
Nabel
Haddock,
deaconess.
Itev
Mrss
Morn-
'tz
service
at
II
o'clock.
Sermon
topic.
"Christ's
superiority
over
Home."
Preacher,
llev.
tJeo.
U.
Hacker.
Sunday
School
at
2.30.
IvveiiiiiK
cerviee
at
7.30.
Sermon
topic.
"What
is
Christianity?"
Preacher,
llev.
Mvan
Maker
Visitors
couiini."
to
church
from
Ihe
western
imrt
of
Ihe
cily
will
pleae
use
the
baemeut
en-lennee
while
Ihe
street
is
be
in;:
niaired.
Lutheran
Chbrch
SI.
Paul's
Knslish
l.ulheran'
Church,
Melropole
Hall.
TUird
Avenue,
llev.
P.
C.
Itaisler.
It.
I).
pastor.
Morning
service
at
1
1
iiYlock.
Sermon
topic:
"Tin
F.piphany
Li;:ht
in
Nallianiel".
soul."
Sunday
School
al
12.15.
I'.veninj:
service
al
7.30.
Sei'inou
topic.
"A
Call
lo
Service."
Anthem
by
Hie
choir.
SING
SING
PRISONER
WINS
NATIONAL
PRIZE
:'llli:.iil.
Jan.
10.
Prisoner
Numlier
70180
of
the
Smj:
Sing
penitentiary
of
New
York
won
thi'
national
conlest
fur
sur-pelions
in
the
poster
safely
campaign.
He
prepared
a
poster
with
the
slojjan.
"Play
Safe."
M.
lllliilley,
chai'Ked
ill
tiie
cily
police
court
I
hi
morning
with
atU'inpling
lo
assault
Samuel
J.
Kissiek,
was
dismissed.
USE
STMONDS
SAWS
Their
teeth
are
o(
a
tougbneu
which
makes
them
hold
their
keen
cutting
edge
under
every
uaage.
StMOKDS
U!DA
SV
CO.
LIMITtD
ttlllf)UVr
tOUOMTO
f)T.
JOHN.
N.ft.
DEMAND
WAV
tuhwp
RRIT1SH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1924.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Gold,
$77,382.95:1:
Lode
Gold,
$118,-47:),
100;
Silver.
$08,824,570;
Lead,
$70,548,578:
Copper.
8l87,-fft.37K;
Zinc.
$32,-17I.VJ7:
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$I.431,34J;
Coal
and
Coke.
$2(!0,88().O48;
Hiiilding-Slime,
Hritk.
Cement,
etc.,
$52,225,814;
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
the
end
of
1024
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,38
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
ihe
Tees
lower
than
those
of
any
oilier
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
arj
colony
in
the
IJrilish
Kmpire
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
"f-l
Ahsolule
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
i.s
guaranteed
.by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
flcrls
aril
Maps,
may
be
obtained
prnlis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
'1J.
Practically
all
Hrilish
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Reports
or
the
Minister
of
Mines.
'
Thoe
considering
mining
investments
should
rerer
lo
-urh
reports.
They
are
available
without
charge
on
application
lo
the
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria,
H.G.
Jtcporls
of
Ihe
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,
Pacific
Hiiilding,
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AND
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Year
1926
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Spent
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the
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day
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of
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of
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time
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what
you'll
spend
with
the
family
washing
during
IU20,
if
von
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it
worlh
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and
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spollessly
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flat
work
neatly
ironed
and
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moderate
cost?
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