irk
January
25,
1920.
i-crdict
."
o
ixti
The
New
Quiet
12
REMINGTON
Iocs
good
work
ciltwys
because
it
is
built
to
do
o.
Even
the
less
experienced
operator
finds
good
i'ork
easy,
for
the
machine
seems
bound
to
turn
but
first
class
typing,
however
operated.
,
And
don't
forget
the
"natural
touch"
which
lakes
its
operation
as
easy,
as
simple,
as
natural
is
breathing,
or
walking.
To
every
tvnist
we
sav
'Try
tlu
touch."
"The
best
ever,"
is
the
universal
REMINGTON
TEWRITER
COMPANY
The
Original
fflaeMvsMd
IATURDAY
CANDY
1
k
onilii.i.iliiui
ol
IruiK
cream
and
chrwe.
Ell
-i
Itocolifi-
covered,
1
lit.
boxes
I
55c
BWARD
PENS
-regular
..'.
:n
and
.Th.
On
sale
thi
v.
'Hi
at
$2.25
and
$2.75
Ormes
Limited
I
Tilt1
ltrv.il
Slm-e
Pioneer
Iiruggi-d-
fa
Avenue
and
6th
Street.
Phones
82
and
200
ii
l
i
H
a
ti
ii
V
p.m.
Siim..i.
mil
llt
i.ji
f.
u
(o
2.
I
and
7
In
!
i.in.
ongoieom
Specials
REMEMBER
K.i
li
llongoicuni
Hug
sold
by
n
car-
he
t
St
"
gnat
.iiiU'f
-til
isf.iclion
'
jour
money
$
7.00
UxIn'O
$13.75
0.70
0x12
15.75
11.70
!xim
17.55
ll
xir.
$10.60
lARRlE'S
Home
Furnishings
O
o
ilitur
i-,t-l
ill
llaily
New-
1
1
1
f
(
rd
Avenue
Phone
123
!anadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
RYDOCK
AND.;
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Kglncert,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founder,
woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3SF
.OGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
1
to
huilding
next
door
to
Frizzcll
Mitlchcr
Mltop,
across
from
the
Empress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
hue
of
1GARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
t
Zarelll
Proprietor
Local
and
Personal
li.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Large,
safe
for
sale,
cheap
Mm
lleiluroner.
tf
CurrieV
Taxi
and
Messenger.
I'lione
5
C
0
tit
s
1
j
C'ot!
Jay."
1
U
I
wo
cars
at
'your,
service
Sheddon
Ta?lv
lMione
134.
tf
A.
T.
'MfcoSt-'
returned
fro:-:
VuucouvetfMi.'
tluj.Cardtija
yes-
Han'
.lalKiur
returned
on
tin-
;iir.icn.i
lTiJay
afternoon
ft-
-tit-a
brief
business
ielp'soulJi.
Hick
Connelly
of
llole-in-the-Wail
arrived
in
I
he
city
from
I
he
interior
on
this
morning's
train.
V.
II.
Manuel.
C.N.IL
UK
auditor,
returned
to
1'rinn
ieorje
m
.Sutuitlay.
night's
train
Hiii-r
havinK
spent
the
week
in
the
city
on
official
duties.
At
11.10
Sunday
morniru;
the
fire
department
hail
a
call
lo
the
re.idenre
of
II.
Hbtke-.
210
Sixenlh
Avenue
Wesl,
w'here
a
cliiiimey
fire
iliil
no
damage.
.loeph
Stetnuinl
nailed
by
thr
Hii-iiiiM'i-
Prince
Jnlin
on
sa"urdn
niKlit
Tor
ifueen
Charlotte
Cit;
when
il
i
possible
he
may
soor
decide
tu
locale
with
his
family
Xatie
Sons
of
Canada
an4
those
wishing
lo
join,
will
at-cinble
at
MHmnole
Hall
on
Mutnlay,
January
25,
at
8
p.m
lni)ortanl
business.
il.
M.
Stephens,
president
H.
E.
Hen
son,
secretary
20
I
tie
IrtUli
annual
Churrh
o
Kmrlaml
men's
bamjuei
will
b
held
in
the
clnireli
hall
on
Tues
day,
January
'.'6,
al
.7
o-iru
All
A
ii
K
lien
il
men
are
uftretl
to
be
prenenl.
An
xceitionallj
t-ojt4
jiiarMin
!i
been
arranged
Ticket.
?l.ftj).
1-
I
!U4fH
iMmwrCarrlenaCsipl.
.Iin
Kimllay,
arrivetl
in
por-i.
-in
ihf
-oiilli
at
I.
IS
yesterday
-itu-niuon
and
sailed
at
H
o'clock
jla-l
oviiina
f.r
Aityox.
Alic-
ewuri.
lue
Pm
of
Hie
vesc
was
likhi
iMiiiit(
A.
T.
Kck'tff,
J.
Orxik
H-.
UouL
Mrs.
Tillman.
Miss
Pll-
ln.
Mr.
Martin,
1.
Jabonr
ami
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarambo
for
Prince
Huperf
;
f
l.
Cavalier
for
Anyox.
and
l.
Iwyer
for
Stewart.
All
1111
inner
of
the
city
council,
with
the
(.ceplion
of
Aid.
Jov
irrer
and
AW.
McKerhiiie.
ae
npiinied
by
a
conuniltee
from
the
Prince
Hunerl
Howipc-
Yacht
Ciuh
yesterday
after-
noun
iiiinle
an
inspection
on
the
r-poind
of
the
Cow
IUy
situalion
which
1-
avain
before
the
cil
falliei'.
ami
which
wilt
lie
ills.
cii.-cil
at
tomorrow
night's
niee!-
iiiv.
Some
of
lite
aldermen
seeui-
d
)
be
of
the
opinion
thai
the
ilv
should
withhold
I
he
i'viMK
up
ol
its
riichrv
until
the
federal
tioxernment
ituxe
some
efinit
asMirance
of
proMilinir
for
the
iiiiioiIi
fleet,
(tlhers
serttned
In
lie
in
fnor
of
at
once
assent
mn
in
the
filling
in
of
Cow
Hay.
P.
.
Aiiili'i
-on
o
the
provincial
1tep.11
lineill
of
public
works
ar-companieij
:h
party.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CX.lt.
Kmploye
second
annual
ball
in
Auditorium
Friday,
Feb-ruary
IS.
Wesdholnu-
Theatre.
Feip-ua-,.
Ill
iii'd
17.
Prince
Huperl
Player
I'illi'
present-
II
new
jovot'.o
111.
.P.
'AVe.iii
1,::
P.
It-.
"
Mrs.
Henry
Wants
Toffee
Mi
jVAN(lTf.
1.1
.
.11
11
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
A
Severe
Illness
Caused
Constipation
Mm.
Wm.
Hill,
Wipetli,
Raik,
writea:-
"
Three
yean
ago
I
had
a
very
tevere
Ulneoii,
ami
ever
lines
I
have
suffered
with
eonitipation.
A
few
mootbi
ago
a
friend
avdviied
too
to
uo
iVSIiburn's
which
I
did,
although
not
wjwctinjj
any
remits,
hot
I
am
plcaed
to
ay
that
ainte
oning
them
I
have
had
perfeet
u!e
of
my
boweU
without
any
trouble
or
pain,
and
hive
never
had
bleeding
pile
aioee.
Now,
I
never
fall
to
rwommend
Lax-Liver
I'illi'
to
all
.ray
friod."
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
ILUbura
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
.Mr.
Lufb
HUsell
wilder
arriMiig
in
The
was
a
av
e
city
frotn
the
sodttt
on
the
Prince
thi
afternoon.
Wistaria.
Farmers'
lute
has
elected
office,
for
Mary
Crcularit,
netiees,
balance
wheels,
ljts,
etc.
mimeograpliwJ.
I'rouipt
service.
Call
Miss
John
stone,
Zi'J
Scoond
Atenuo
West.
Phone
387.
V
If
Joint
Itanquet
of
bume-i.iiu-n,
bout
own
cin,
flidieraieii
and
all
inleryUd
in
co-operaiive
mar
-teliifij
of
fish,
SI.
Jteci
Cafe,
Wcdiifhday.
January
:'7
at
G.J0
prompt.
l.0O.
l.ouiM
Forkrud,
an
employee
o(
Hie
Prince
Rupert
Drydock.
wan
struck
hy
a
leel
plale
'
when
working
aboard
Uie
leaiio'r
C-in
adian
Farmer
thin
iinuiiiii,
and
i
now
in
the
hotpilal.
11
in
lei
is
fractured.
(
i-uer
NcaiHlinaviaii
auspices,
another
enjoyatile
dance
wa
held
on
Saturday
night
in
the
Melropole
Hall.
Music
was
fur
nished
by
-
l.indselh
s
Orcheslra
and
C.
K.
YtrvburV
wa
master
of
ceremonies.
Northbound
from
Y.a.m;0'iver
lo
AUska
poris,
U.P.IL
sleattieT
Princess
Mary,
Cajplain
C.
t.
Saintcv.
arrived
heriMtt
1.30
tins
aflemoon.
PastMnjers
grrinp
norm
n
ton
litre
on
I
lie
vessel
include
T.
Williams
for
kairway;
Karl
l.ockwood
for
Keirhikan;
U
Pelf
and
Sam
Parovioh
for
Kn
'dineer
Aline
.
The
essnt,
whicl
sailed
for
the
north
al
3
o'clock
brought
31
passengers,
four
ol
whom
debarked
here,
the
rc.l
going
through.
BURNS
LAKE
For
the
purpose
of
taking
eare
of
local
grass
seed
production
in
!he
way
of
marketing,
cleaning,
and
shipping,
an
organization
lias
heiMi
formed
with
officers
as
follows:
President,
Andrew
Hlay-ney,
tirassy
.Plains:
secret
;ir
treasurer,
J.
Yool,
Hums
Lake,
directors.
J.
Uuchanati,
ltanskiii;
J.
Xe-wiuan,
firassy
Plains;
A.
M.
Ruddy
and
F.
.S.
Shvrl,
Hums,
Lake.
A
local
branch
of
ttioj
Seed
Growers'
Association
will
h-
formed
here
shortly.
A
Parent
Teachers'
Association
has
been
formed
in
Hums
l.aki
with
olWcers
as
follows:
Presi
denf,
Mrs.
M.
L.
I'l-enllss;
vice-
p
reside-nl,
Mrs.
P.
Carr;
MHTclarv
Ireasurer,
Mrs.
T.
(I.
Martin.
Insti-
l2i:
as
follows:
President,
W.
H
herr;
vice-president
A.
M.
Moore;
secretary
treasurer.
!:.
.1.
Mnhr;
auditor,.,
W.
P.
Ho.:.-;,
and
W.
J
.McNeill,
h.
J.
Mohr
wa
chosen
a
delegate
lo
go
lo
the
district
convention
at
Prince
(leorue
on
February
3.
The
Men's
Progre-ive
Cluh
at
Topley
has
elected
offleers
as
follows:
President,
:tprtgo
Oov-
ingloti;
Vice-PresiilenrTjfieter
Covington;
secretary,
&"-FJeitad.
The
club
intends
In
untie
with
the
Farmers'
lustilute.
School
Oirector
He
very
dili-
genl
in
your
studies.
IlcmemberJ
Mr
11.
has
jked
us
.for
-a
what
you
havo
learned
no
one
recipe
ror
old
t:oinitry
loffee.
can
over
take
from
you.
j
..
...
...
iJl...
k
.....I
II..
1
1
-ue
1.111
IHH.M-
imiiomi
uii
ieyf:
1'upll--
Cll,
llicy
Can
I
ever!
inti
roiiee
seems
ipnte
impus-
(ke
from
mc
what
I
haven't
sil'1"-
I
learned
eitlier,
call
they?
win
someone
neip
Mrs.
II.
to.
"You
know."
said
Hie
LOCKEPORT
MAN
FOR
HOSPITAL
Wireless
Message
From
Doctor
at
Logan
Inlet
Asking
For
Instructions
Norman
Watt,
Kovernmcnt
agent
here,
received
a
Wircle-t
niei4aKe
tlii
nornin
from
Dr.
Traynor
at
Logan
InleL
savina-he
tiad
lieen
called
(o
Lockeport
to
vicit
a
cerium
cast;
and
ask
in
for
inttructioiiM
in
regard
lo
felling
him
to
a
hospital.
Mr
Watt
I
trying
lo
make
arrange
ment
for
the
boat
which
taken
the
iiropeller
lo
the
Prince
John
lo
fetch
the
man
here.
EXPERIMENTAL
IsALE
Universal
Trading
Co.
Januan
Sale
Window
Centre
or
Attraction
this
week.
Kvcrybody
is
watching
the
Jan
uary
Sale
methods
of
Hie
Univer
sal
Trading
Co.
That
the
policy
of
red
tiring
each
sale
line
dis
played
in
big
window
$1.00
eael
business
day
is
gelling
results
goes
without
saying.
Some
whi
wailed
for
second
day
price
01
articles
shown
Saturday
were
ili
appointed,
as
loo
many
thrift?
shopiiers
who
know
a
bargair
when
they
see
it,
bought
at
firs'
day
price.
ECONOMY
"
Ole
Olson
had
been
working
at
an
engine
wiwr
and
his
boss,
Wirifty
man,
had
been
eoaehing
him
for
promotion
to
fireman
witjj
uch
advice
as:
"Now,
Ole,
don
t
wale
a
dror
of
oil
that
'costs
money.
And
don't
waste
the
waste,
either
that's
getting
expensive
loo."
When
Ole
wenl
up
to
be
riues-
lioned
on
his
eligibility
for
at
engineman
he
was
asked:
"Suppose
you
are
on
your
en
pine
on
a
single
track.
You
go
around
a
curve,
ami
you
see
nistiin$;
toward
you
an
express
What
would
you
do?"
To
which
tle
replied.
"I
grab
I
he
oil
can;
I
grab
th
waste
and
I
yump."
NOTICE.
II
ha-s
couie
to
lily
attention
lhal
Jo.
Sigmuiid,
now
out
o
town,
has
gieu
out
the
slate
tuenl
that.
I
am
collecting
hi
oul
standing
accounts.
I
wish
to
inform
those
con
cerneu
mat
i
nae
no
such
au
thority
nor
have
I
any
connection
whatsoever
with
the
business
Jos.
Mgniund.
lerests.
I11
lb.-
Mlli-r
or
the
ami
Jean
M.
Kailcy.
Imnk
line,'
U.C.L.S..
left
this
morning
lo
spend
the
week
do
ing
survey
work
on
an
island
outside
the
harbor
for
private
in-
It
s
a
wise
prophet
who
forgets
his
own
predictions.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
tlH'
Maltt-r
vr
Hip
.iliiiiiillraliHi
Act
Ml
In
Us?
Mitlrr
f
UK-
Kslale
of-
Mnnlisrh
Muiirliir.v.
Iiii-(iril.
Inirnii
.
TAkK
MIMcl.
Ilul
by
imkr
"f
III
UolXMir
l'
MiB.
V(
hi
11
if.
nuile
I
Ik
1tt
Jav
r
JiHimry.
A.n.
X9i6,
I
ne
-aiHiiiiefl
.iliiiliu-lnili.r
uf
llH-
r-lj
r
VlnrttH-i
MoniKiatarrir.
(ii-n.i.
(ml
all
larin-
liav
Inn
rlaiiii-
aritii"!
Ihr
said
lale
art
IH'M-Io
rrqiilrnl
lo
finnl-li
miih-.
ir.iHrlv
i'rlf)pi
hi
me
mi
in-
tWiur
IIih
-.ioi
cla
ur
IHiniarv.
A.li.
-t.
ami
all
itartip
IIKlrbleil
lo
llir
-Ulc
ar
n-mri-(l
i..
nay
hit
aiiiouiii
in
uinr
nun
weimi'!-
n.
iih
ritrthwltU.
ohm
A.
WATT,
orrii-ul
Ailiiuniii-alir,
Prlnii
11111411.
H.i
lun-rt
lit.
Mnl
ilay
r
Janim-x.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
COLUMBIA.
In
llM
Vlattrr
ir
tlx
Knali-
r
OF
BRITISH
AtlniltilMratlHi
Art:
llerlK-rt
HNiurr.
ih-iraxMi.
inlolalf.
T
A
k
K
ViTIcK
thai
by
nrilir
t
III
lliMHiur
K.
MrH.
Vnuur.
mailt-
the
ill
l.iv
hi
January,
a.ii.
ivrn,
i
i
arpoiniml
Aiimini.lrau
r
ur
tlx
plilr
i.f
l(-i
brt
liithin.
(I'TraM'd.
aiul
all
nartlcs
Ikiv
111
if
riaiiiK
araln-l
llir
italil
ptali-
arr
m-rcliy
mpilreil
In
rurnlli
same,
)tvxrly
vi'iiflHt
In
UK
iai
or
iM-dirt'
llm
ilsl
ilav
of
I'rliruary,
A.H.
ISi'..
ami
all
parties
Iih1.
Mnl
tu
llM'
iwii
ar
rgulrtil
In
pay
11M-
aiiHiiuii
hi
uinr
iihii'uiiiii!
111
mi1
rorlhnilli.
?ionyN
A.
WATT,
orrii-lal
AilmiiiUtralur.
ITIIi-
Ulipi'l,
n.c.
ImiimI
lli
ytnil
ily
uf
January.
i9i
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
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ery
careiess
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
sly.
I
am
a
ery
careful.
driver.
I
lime
been
driving
11
car
for
seven
years."'
"Lady,
you've
got
nothing
on
me.
I've
been
walking
for
flfly.j
four
years."
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lt
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l.
anil
all
parties
nud
lili-d
in
tin
ruialp
are
minlrpit
in
ay
Hip
aiimiiiil
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tlielr
Imli'litciliH-iia
lo
mt
rorltintlli.
NortMAN
A.
VTT.
orricial
AilmliiUlralor.
ITIil'-e
I1iimi-I.
II.C
Dated
the
iM
day
ur
Jauuarj.
ItiO.
Absolutely
Unbeatable
I
cannot
waste
time
in
a
proposition
or
this
k,iinJ
so
J
have
rii-ike
prirts
thai
wiij
iirinjf
action-
ami
linnsr
it
now.
Here
we
have
u
?2'J,00O.n
alock
of
wonderful
merchandise
and
the
heavy
.elhng
of
the
In
l
four
days
has
hardly-
scratched
it
yel.
so
j
nave.niacie
niruier
ciius
all
along
the
line,
to
force
acliou.
He
here
to
share
(hee
wonderful
bargain.
BUY!
GEO.
A.
WOOD,
Stock
Adjuster.
OVERCOATS
SAVE!
11
only.
Men's
Winter
Overcoats
in
the
newest
styles
and
ef
fects.
Iliese
are
as
fine
an
Overcoat
as
any
man
could
wish
and
they
are
worth
up
to
?:;i.."o,
Init
we
must
have
the
money,
so
out
they
go
at
only
LIQUIDATION
PRICES
J
dozen
Men
and
khaki.
These
sold
for
S2.50,1
but
Ihey
go
for
less
than
half
price
for
dozen
Pure
Wool
Flannel
Work
Shirts.
Regular
$i.00,
for
only
SHIRTS
,
$10.95
SUITS
Here
is
a
wonderful
bargain
14
only.
Soils
in
Tweeds.-
The
newest
young
men's
shapes
ami
the
colors
are
light
grey
and
fawn.
The
regular
value
is
$32.
50,-
hut
you
can
have
one
and
your
choice
of
any
enp
in
the
slore
tJlQC
for
only
,
14.JJ
BLANKETS
Here
arc
11
only,
heavy
10
Hi.
joinl
Itlankels
in
fawn
camel
hair
wotd.
Ihese
are
full
double
size
anil
the
regular
price
is
$ls.ut.
I
am
going
lo
lei
I
hem
go
for
$14.45
Then
lite
same
in
silver
grey,
regular
.$17.50,
to
go
at
245
WORK
SHIRTS
s
Flannel
Work.
.Shirts,
iu
clerical
grey,
light
grev
?1.22
?1.85
8
dozen
Men's
Hroadclolh
Shirls,
in
fancy
stripes
with
detach
able
collar
lo
match.
A
real
!3.25
value
for
i
dozen
Campus
Shirts
in
Hombay
Cord
and
Madras
in
1
lovelv
lovely
stripe
effects
wilh
soft
collars
and
double
wear
cuffs.
Regular
83.50
for
UNDERWEAR
TiiriibiiU's
famous
all
wool
Underwear,
2
piece
soils,
thai
sold
regularly
al
$2.75
garment.
Out
Ihey
go
$1.95
51.95
":i
$1.95
As
above
in
combination.
This
is
a
genuine
bargain
in
JJ1
"JtJ
a
Si.
50
suit
of
combinations
going
for
Look
for
the
Cross
Road
Sign
at
Thor
Johnson's
720
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
.Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
CoU
Storage
Co.,
Ltd-
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
WE
SELL
ONLY
ONE
COAL
The
Best!
NANAIMO-WELLINGTON
(Deep
Scam)
has
made
good
wherever
used.
Our
double
,
reened
coal
ensures
heat
and
is
most
economical.
Our
Naiiaimo-Wellington
Nut
Coal
is
the
best
Kitchen
Range
iuel
obtainable.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
117
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
639
Gr.
238
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phones
687
B39
Gr.
238
Black
735