consisting
of
six
tumblers
ami
a
three
pint
juts,
each
piere
having
a
cut
design
of
a
hunch
of
grapes,
on
the
side
all
nice
clear
glass.
John
Bulger
The
Jeweller
TWICE
WEEKLY
Wo,
have
arriving
FRESH
KILLED
UEliF,
VEAL
and
1'OftK.
We
also
carry
a
full
line
of
Fresh,
Smoked,
and
Salted
Fish.
Seam
8
uoodson
The
Home
of
Bulkley
Valley
Produce.
Branch
from
Sinithers.
Sixth
Street.
Phone
455.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
are
ready
at
any
lime
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
lake
your
instructions,
to
take
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
SG.50
Half
Loud
,
$3.50
Large
sai-ks
50c
RydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
G.W.V.A.
Third
Ave,
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phons
it.
I'.Mtage,
Warehouslnn,
n
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
t?nal,
fSand
and
Oravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Covlnn.
GEORGE
ABBOTT
IS
SCOTS'
HEAD
Annual
Meeting
of
St.
Andrew's
Society
Last
Night
Is
In
Flourishing
Condition
tieorge
NV.
Ahboll
was
elected
president
of
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
at
the
annual
meeting
last
night.
Reports
were
received
showing
Dial
the
society
is
in
a
more
flotirrsliin
condition
than
it
has
been
for
years.
During
1925
there
were
many
new
members
enrolled.
The
officers
chosen
last
night
were
as
fololws:
it
i.r
i
ii.!
General
J.
XV.
Stewart.
Honorary
vice
presidenl
Major
John
Mrftresgor.
V.C.
President
eorge
V.
Abbott.
First
vice-president
Hen
Dalgarno.
Second
vice-president
Chas.
Taylor.
Secretary
J.
J.
Little.
Treasurer
Alex.
Connon.
Executive
II.
Cameron,
Andrews.
Vb
D.
Chrislison,
S
Macdonabl
and
J.
Watson.
WardenA.
Clapperton.
Auditors
A.
Finnie
SURPRISE
PARTY
M.
D.
.and
James
Irvine.
Piper
Alex.
MacdnnahL.
A
chaplain
and
solicitor
will
lie
elected
later
and
standing
committees
will
lie
appointed
by
the
chair.
FOR
MRS.
RANGE
Thirty
Friends
Assisted
Her
Celebrating
Birthday
Last
Evening
In
The
occasion
being
the
birth-1
day
of
Mrs.
V.
Ranee,
some
thirty
friends
participated
in
a
surprise
party
at
ber
home,
C22
Sixth
Avenue
WesL
la
night.
'The
evening
was
spenl
in
the
playing
of
whist,
music
and
dancing.
There
were
songs
by
It.
James.
Tommy
ltlack,
W.
Hance.
Mrs.
A.
Hoy
and
F.
Hardy
and
a
cornel
solo
by
J.
fiaw-
borne.
Mrs.
Hawthorne
was
pianist.
The
winners
at
whist
were:
Ladies-
first.
Miss
McHealh;
ladies'
second.
Miss
Wall;
men's
first,
V.
Arney;
men'
second,
Waller
Shaw.
AGAIN
ADJOURNED
Charges
Against
Consolidated
Exporters
Set
on
Until
January
16
The
case
of
the
Consolidated
Exporters
Ltd.
on
nine
charges
under
the
Government
Liquor
Act.
was
again
adjourned
this
morning
until
January
Ifi
oji
application
of
V.
O.
Fulton
who
appeared
on
bphalf
of
the
prosecution.
L.
W.
Pat
more,
who
is
handling
the
case
for
the
government,
is
at
present
out
of
tho
fity.
BOARD
OF
TRADE
ANNUAL
REPORT
MADE
BY
PRESIDENT
NICKERSON
IS
OPTIMISTIC
AS
TO
FUTURE.
Continued
from
page
two)
suburban
properties.
Provincial
taxation.
The
gasoline
tax
and
consl
ruction
of
roads
by
provincial
government.
Reduction
of
telegraph
rales.
The
locating
of
publicilr
boards
in
the
city
for
the
infor
mation
of
tourists
and
visitors
The
Pence
Hiver
railway
outlet
at
or
adjacent
to
this
port.
The
placing
of
buoys
and
lights
in
waters
leading
lo
our
harbor.
Steamship
freight
rales.
The
construction
of
a
grain
elevator
at
this
port.
Freight
rates
on
grain.
Locating
of
shrimp
fisheries
here.
The
getting
of
grain
in
local
elevator
(previous
to
formation
of
special
joint
grain
committee)
During
the
year
."157
letters
have
been
sent
out
in
response
to
inquiries
of
every
nature.
Entertainment
During
the
past
year
your
hoard
has
done
a
great
amount
of
entertaining.
On
Friday,
August
1
1,
a
luncheon
was
given
in
honor
of
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
Canulian
Xa
tionul
Railways.
On
June
21
and
iionorarj
prrsiuriu
.uajor-.
,.:,.
.....
lWL
..,,
age.
The
following
parlies:
The
Jield
force
of
the
Commercial
Life
Insurance
Co.;
Commander;
Jones
of
the
Hebriilean
settle
ment;
the
United
Society
of
Christian
F.ndeavor
of
Tennessee;
representatives
of
Itrilisli
Passenger
Agents'
Association:
several
journals
for
publication.
Two
large
"Information
to
Visitors
and
Tourists"
boards
have
heen
erected
in
conspicuous
locations
on
the
waterfront,
elr
Five
thousand
attractive
booklet
were
published
jointly
with
the
city
of
Prince-Iluperl.
Railways
and
Steamships
Strong
endeavors
have
been
made
during
the
year
to
get
a
belter
and
more-
frequent
pas
senger,
mail
and
freight
service
from
this
port
lo
the.
Skcena
River,
Queen
Charlottes
and
other
adjacent
ports.
The
193
board
should
follow
this
up
un
til
it
is
accomplished.
The
matter
of
the
overhaul
of
all
C.O.M.M.
vessels
at
the
dry
dock
lias
also'
been
vigorously
prosecuted,
and
indications
now
point
io
our
requests
being
com
plied
with.
Agriculture
Having
covered
the
Inlertor
country
during
I
he
past,
year,'
I
am
convinced
from
observation
and
conversations
with
fanner
that
agriculture
is
not
more
than
holding
its
own.
The
fertility
of
Hie
soil
is
them
and
the
willing
ness,
of
the
farmers
to
cultivate,
but
lack
of
market
seems
to
be
1hc
handicap.
It
is
only
by
in
creasing
the
population
of
thi
city
that
I
he
market
necessary
for
the
farmer
can
be
created
Therefore
it
is
to
the
interest
of
the
businessmen
of
this
city
to
regulate
their
purchases
so
a
Baby
Eczema
Soon
Disappears
with
the
use
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
Only
mothers
who
hare
witnessed
the.
Buffering
of
their
babies,
when
tortured
by
eczema
fully
appreciate
the
remarkable
soothing,
healing-
effects
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment.
lit
irivn
llio
"rp.ilix!
.iinminL
n
employment
possible
within
the
city.
Federal
The
Federal
government
I
hi
year
made
fnrther
appropriation
sufficient
to
complete
our
million
dollar
elevator,
and
this,
in
spit
of
financial
stringency.
The
elevator
is
now
an
accomplished
fact,
anil
about
ready
to
ship
grain,
it
is
of
the
most
modem
type',
has
a
wharf
in
front
of
i
1,00(1
feet
long
and
is
capable
of
loading
two
large
freighters
at
one
time.
In
addition
to
this
he
need
been
taken
of
the
distriet
hve
care
of
in
the
way
2
the
Vancouver
Hoard
of
Trade,
"f
looking
after
wharves,
ele.
was
en
er
tamed.
nc
mime
a
m"
cusuuus
re
i
urns
mr
me
steamboat
excursion
to
SkeePAasl
Y?
amounted
to
38(i,5l3.-River
canneries
and
harbor
2.
while
shipping
returns
show
slur-
a
tonnage
of
800,
3,
inward.!
and
79,50l
outwards.
Mining
There
has
been
a
steady
development
of
mining
during
the
past
year,
and
indications
ar
that,
several
shipping
mines
wit!
develop
this
year
in
the
Stewart
camp.
.Mr.
Duthie
has
again
taken
Officers
and
crew
of
II.
M.
S.'"vcr
the
Duthie
Mine
and
is
Capetown:
Dominion
government
laxain
pulling
it
in
oralhn.
grain
commission;
Mr.
Hucliun-nan
and
Hill
Miner,
the
Canadian
naturalist
with
a
group
of
seventy
boys
were
all
met
ami
entertained.
Publicity
Four
thousand
booklets
have
been
distributed
during
the
year.
Indications
are
that
other
developments
will
lake
place
in
that
dislclct
H'is
summer.
Lumbering
Our
mills
have
had
a
very
un
successful
year
on
aeeount
of
low
prices
which
have
been
par
ticularly
hard
on
mills
in
Ibis
also
a
large
number
of
govern-
territory-
as
the
principal
market
menl
publications.
A
number
of
'
',opn
or
,,,e
Atlantic
and
the
photographs
have
been
senl
soulhern
mills
have
monopolized
this
by
reason
of
Uie
cheap
water
taul.
It
is
unfortunate
that
the
mill
within
our
city
limits
was
des
royed
by
fire
when
we
had
every
reason
lo
hope
that
it
would
be
operating
steady
as
soon
as
Hie
work
of
remodelling
wus
com
pleted.
Fisheries
A
report
from
John
Dybhavn.
chairman
of
the
Fisheries
eom-
niitlee
is
appended:
Wiille
the
final
returns
cover.
ing
the
entire
production
of
fish
ire
not
so
far
obtainable,
and
i
spile
of
the
faot
that
the
year
1925
was
expected
to
be
an
off-
year
as
far
a
salmon
was
concerned,
it
is
generally
eonceded
What
the
year's
production
was
very
good.
The
total
production
of
halibut
was
slightly
less
than
for
t'Jii,
while
the
average
prices
were
better
last
year.
TJie
following
figures
are
available;
,
pounds,
valup
r7
l'08.oo.
American
halibut,
22.l0,r"n
pounds,
value
2.lfi'J,ri0.(l0.
The
following
are
the
approx
imate
quantities
of
salmon
packed,
in
distriet
Xo,
2.:
Sockeye
Red
Spritigs
Pink
Springs
While
Springs
Sleelheads
COOH!
......
Pinks
CIkiiiis
.
Total
cases
Cases.
330,502
20,0
IS
3,Hn
3.72
1,954
7i,738
203,210
380,775
1,091,720
Thi
will
ejual
approximately
92,000.000
pounds
of
salmon
canned.
In
addition
a
good
quanlily
was
marketed
in
a
fresh
Mala
or
frozen.
Civic
.v
greai
improvement
in
our
roads
ha
ben
made
during
1925
remaining
plank
roads
have
al
most,
disappeared,
and
have
bivn
Most
babies
at
one
time-or
another
replaced
by
macadam
roads.
fall
victims
to
ikin.
Irritations,
chafing
of
the
akin
or
eczema.
I
or
this
reason
it
is
a
fine
habit
to
always
have
at
hand
whoa
bathing
baby
a
box
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment.
You
never-
know
when
roughness
and
redneas.
of
the
skin
is
going-to
develop-into
something
more
serious.
A
touch
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
keeps
the
skin
smooth
and
velvety
and
prevents
serious
skin
affections.
There
sra
scores
of
uses
for
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment.
Once
it
finds
Its
way
into
the
horn
it
is
soon
considered
b
dispensable.
IM.
-
!
.
j
ursH
now
require
tarred
sur-fneing,
and
Ibis
work
will
most
likely
be
done
during
the
present
year.
The
total
indebtedness
of
the
eily
is
2,I07,4I7.07.
the
asses
sed,
value
of
property
was
15
1H9.802.00,
and
during
th
year
building
permils
were
issued
loaning
fl.337,760
of
which
807.000
js
accounted
for
by
the
I
:
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
tWANTKB
MEN
WAXTKD
to
learn
Auto-trar.lor,
Hattery
ignition,
Oxy-acHylene
welding
anl
vuleanis.
iiiK.
Wo
also
Uach
brieklav-ing.
plastering
and
tile-salting
Write
or
on
II,
Hemphill
Auto
Kngineerinjr
School,
10
Hastings
Street
Ht,
Vancouver,
H.C.
:f
LAD
IKS
WAXTKD
lo
learn
Heauly
Culture.
Write
or
eali
for
free
catalogue.
Molr
lleauty
Show.
10
Hastings
SI.
East,
Vancouver,
H.C.
tf
WAXTKD
immediately,
a
girt
for
light
hmiswork.
Apply
Mr.'.
A.
W.
Lipin.
Phono
ltkie
Sflfl.
If
WAXTKD
Woman
want
wort
by
the
hour.
Phone
ltlue
336.
WAXTKD.
Woman
for
hot!
work,
apply
Central
llolnl.
S
WAXTKD.-
Plain
sewing.
PbW)
5H0.
tf
FOR
SALE
FOR
8.U.E.
Itrtintwick
nkoan-
graph,
upright
style,
in
fumed
oak,
almost
new.
cost
?IH5.
Price
II
00.
1'uHen,
Daib
Xews
Off1ee.
tl
FOR
SALK.
1923
Chevrolet
Sedan
in
splendul
condition;
guarantee.!
running
order.
2CS0.0O
lent).
Phone
Hrem
513.
tf
Ft
Ml
SALK.
I
rty
horse
power
stationary
sleatn
engine,
neartv
new.
Apply
P.O.
Hox
o
Prince
Ruport.
H.C.
85
XO.
5
OI.1VKR
TMwrMer
fer
sale.
$35,00.
P.
ICIaire.
Seal
C4ive.
If
FOR
SALK.
Apply
II.
.
Household
goods.
WiHeH.
Phone
97
TO
RENT
FOR
RUNT.
Modem
four
roomed
flat
with
Monareli
range,
Clapp
Ittoek.
Weslenhaver
Uros.
tf
FOR
RENT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
s,ew
ing
machine.
Walker
Music
Store.
'
tl
FpUR
Room
Suite
for
Rent
Hoi
water
heat.
Apply
Smllh
A
Mallell.
Ltd.
If
MODERN
FLAT
for
Renl.
Apply
Max
Heilhrnner
i
BOARO
HOARD
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue
Phone
137
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
FUR.MTl'Ri:
and
Ranges
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
New
fur-nilure
and
ranges
exchanged
for
your
old
ones.
Iledroom,
living
room
and
dining
room
furniture
always
in
stock.
Always
watch
my
window.
It's
changed
daily.
A.
Mackenzie.
Furniture.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
Store.
We
Ituy.
Sell
and
Kx
change
New
and
Secondhand
floods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
83?
Third
Ave.
"hone
fllf
new
elevalor.
In
conclusion
permit
me
t
slate
thai
in
my
opinion
not
withstanding
what
olhers
might
sav.
nroanrrilv
in
Imm
in
i,-
i..i
(for
they
laking.
Xaturo
can
only
no
ii
iiiucii,
man
mnsi
turn
it
into
wealth.
We
in
Prince
tin.
pert
are
surrounded
by
opportunities,
if
we
do
not
embrace
'them,
it
is
our
own
iault.
DRY
WOOD.
Split
to
any
length
In
blocks,
ff-r
load
18.00.
.
SALT
HKItltl.Nd.
A.
ISAACSON,
Sea!
iVne.
Phone
Illaek
lot
AUCTION
SALE
NEXT
AFCTION
SALK
wdl
tale
place
on
January
1
1.
Itemise
I
list
later.
Iw-fore
llinjr
fur
n
i
In
re.
mftrrhanitla
or
article,
of
value,
-l
my
a4vie
anil
valuation.
Cotiml
free.
I
'ell
on
commission
or
buy
oul-ria-bt
fer
h.
Satisfartiyn
guaranteed.
SetUewieni
tin-nmlialclr
after
Mile,
(iramo-plMine
recoriU
exchanged.
F.
1
trine,
Auctuoer.
Phone
77
i.
PO.
ltx
MO.
LOST
LOST.
-
Wril-walrh
between
Weslholme
Theatre
and
Seventh
Avenue
West.
Finder
please
leave
at
Daily
News
office.
-T
CARS
FOR
SALE.
I
1922
OUUiiiobilf
4.
S
passen
ger
louring
-
tMn
no
I
1920
Nash
S
nassenMf
lour
ing
IHfO.W
I
1921
Overland
Srslafu
f7(M.O
t
1910
Reo
seven
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Service
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Phone
67
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Block
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CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving,
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you
want
anything
ent
for.
or
delivered,
phone
us.
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