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Wood!
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OPEN
HARBOR
MENTIONED
BY
PRAIRIE
PAPER
Shippers
Urged
by
Edmonton
to
Ship
by
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
The
F.dmonton
ilulletin,
.no
controlled
by
Vancouver
inleresl
lias
awakened
to
the
fact
itiat
ince
Hupert
is
a
grain
port.
that
il
has
a
harbor
open
all
the
year
round
and
il
urged
thai
it
and
Vancouver
liarhor
he
utilized
for
the
iienefit
of
the
grower
of'
the
grain.
The
editorial
article
follows:
"The
(Snverniiicni
elevator
in
litis
city
is
reported
full
to
the
roof,
with
Ihe
outgoing
volume
of
grain
not
more
than
sufficient
to
Ynake
room
for
that
coming
in.
There
could
he
no
more
convincing
proof
that
Ihis
great
storehouse
was
built
none
loo
soon,
and
that
it
is
doing
a
real
service
to
the
farmer
and
to
all
who
are
interested
in
the
grain
Made.
Without
the
elevator
a
large
proportion
of
the
grain
now
binned
there
would
he
lyinr
in
'arm
granaries
and
other
les.
suitable
places,
and
iunchs
o
what
is
going
forward
woubi
have
to
he
sold
as.
damp
grain.
and
therefore
al
a
lower
price
than
it
brings
after
passim
through
the
drying
plant.
Slow
Movement
"The
present
season
is
escep
lional
in
the
amount
of
grain
which
needs
to
he
dried.
T
t
thai,
in
part,
may
be
due
ihe
ac
cumulation
that
has
taken
place
here.
Hut
another
eoninbuljng
factor
has
beeu.Uie
comparative-(y
slow
movement
to
the
Pacific.
Whatever
the
cause,
reports
from
Vancouver
are
that
the
elevators
there
have
not
been
utilized
to
more
than
half
of
their
capacity
jllni
far
in
Ihe
shipping
reason.
.'ow
that
the
Lakes
have
close-1
jlhere
will
he.
a
greater
pressure
ion
the
Pacific
outlet,
and
Hie
movement
westward
will
doubtless
speed
ui.
Hut
a
larger
outflow,
during
the
earlier
weeks
of
Ihe
season
would
have
left
the
elevators
and
rolling
slock
fre
to
meet
that
extra
demand
to
better
advantage.
Diverted
to
East
To
function
as.
it
should,
in
'uture
years
the
westward
move
men!
will
have
to
he
started
a
high
speed
as
soon
as
the
prairie
wheat
begin
to
run
out
of
the
'separators.
.l
present,
grair
which
should
go
to
Ihe
Pacific
is
diverted
eastward
during
Ihe
sea
son
of
open
Lake
navigation,
and
1
1
he
cheaper
weslern
route
is
only
ibroughl
into
full
play
when
there
is
no
other'
route
open.
Willi
!lhe
Vancouver
and
Prince
lluperi
harbors
open
the
year
round,
and
more
money
for
the
grower
if
his
grain
goes
out
that
way.
I
here
never
should
be
anythiu
r
resembling
a
grain
blockade
o
far
as
this
province
und
weslern
Saskatchewan
are
concerned.
I
tn
I
the
present
practice
of
disre
garding
Ihe
Pacific
route
while
the
ca.crn
route
is
open,
and
jilien
trying
to
jam
the
whole
fin
,
exported
balance
of
the
crop
ihrougii
ttie
western
spout
in
Ihe
few
winter
months,
is
invi!-
in
as
close
a
resemblance
to
a
grain
blockade
as
the
circuin-
sianeeM
permit.
"
FIRST
OF
SERIES
MONTHLY
DANCES
I
HELD
LAST
NIGHT
i
The
first
of
a
series
of
month-1
ly
fiances
which
will
be
held
hv
Ihe
Municipal
F.hnpler.
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
Ihe
Umpire,
look
place
in
Ihe
hall
on
Fifll
Avenue
last
night.
There
was
a
fair
crowd
in
attendance
and
lb--event
proved
very
enjoyable.
V
S.
j-isher
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
.Mr;
il.
L.
Lnndrey
presided
at
the
door.
Committee
conveners
were:
refreshments,
Mrs.
V.
S.
Fisher;
advertising.
Miss
ilulda
(Irahum;
music,
Mr'.
J.
i
.Siren.
The
orchestra
con
sisted
of
Mrs.
It.
P.
Ponder.
David
Kastman
and
lloherl
Arthur,
jr.
NEW
GYMNASIUM
riiis,
the
report
staled,
was
ex
clusive
of
Ihe
sawmill
fire
on
November
It
in
cnnneclion
wilh
which
Ihe
loss
had
not
ye!
been
adjusted.
In
December
there
were
six
alarms
with
damage
of
9337.52
covered
by
insurance.
Expenditure
for
November
wai
i.
222.70
and
for
December.
303.
in,
the
Salaries
for
each
month
totalling
91.077.
F.o,mp-menl
of
Ihe
department
was
re
ported
In
be
in
good
order.
VICTORIA
ASKS
BIG
PRICE
FOR
WATER
VICTOIUA.
Jan.
12.
The
Oak
Hay
Council
received
from
the
city
authorities
an
offer
to
sup
ply
water
to
the
municipality
at
eeen
cents,
per
thousand
gal
lons,
and
in
deciding
to
forward
the
communication
In
the
incom
ing
council,
it
was
resolved
lo
make
a
recomnifndalon
that
ihe
offer
he
not
accepted.
Nerves
Broken
by
Overwork
Wat
weak,
ntrvoLi,
aUepleai.
Restored
by
Dr.
Chaaa'a
Nerve
Food
The
restorative
power
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
11
truly
remarkable
as
is
proven
by
the
experience
of
the
writer
of
this
letter.
And
yet
this
is
only
the
usual
experience
of
people
who
put
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
to
the
test.
Miss
Jennie
Kent,
139
Northumberland
St.,
Brantford,
Ont.
writes:
"The
strain
of
nursing
my
mother
through
a
lone
illness
left
me
in
a
weak,
run
down
condition
which
affected
my
nerves.
I
had
severe
pains
in
the
nerve
centres
of
my
arms
and
limbs
which
often
kept
me
awake
for
hours
at
nieht.
I
also
had
a
heavy
dragons
pain
across
my
back
and
telt
all
the
time
as
if
I
would
not
be
able
to
keep
on
much
longer.
A
treatment
of
Dr,
Chase's
Nerve
Food
has
removed
these
symptoms,
how-tvr,
sad
built
m
up
wo&dsrfully."
H.
H.
LITTLE
LEAVING
FOR
VANCOUVER
SOON
Gets
Appointment
at
the
Robson
Street
Branch
of
Royal
Bank
II.
II.
Lit
lie,
who
w
as
manager
of
the
Union
Hank
here
when
il
United
with
the
lloynl
Hank
and
who
has
since
that
time
been
ex
peeling
a
removal
to
some
other
point,
lias
received
word
Hint
he
has
been
appointed
manager
of
Ihe
savings
department
at
the
Il
nliAikn
Si
I
i'AjiI
t
itii
on
it
i
Vn
it
hi
NEARS
COMPLETION!
ver.
He
will
probably
go
south
-
I
Ihe
beginning:
of
next
wek
and
Request
For
Sidewalk
Presented
wi"
'"
Mr
I''111'"
a"''
to
City
Council
and
Acted
Upon
Thu
board
of
(he
United
Church
gymnasium
which
is
being
erected
in
ea.st
end
of
city
petitioned
council
last
night
for
a
sidewalk
leading
to
the
premises
along
Seventh
Aeuuc
from
Donald
Street.
It
was
staled
that
the
building
would
be
ready
for
opening
in
two
weeks'
lime
ami
that
the
sidewalk
would
be
necessary
so
that
furniture
could
be
.moved
to
t
lie
building
and
also
so
that
the
public
might
have
access.
On
motion
of
Aid.
Perry,
seconded
by
Aid.
Hrown.
after
Ihe
suggestion
had
leen
made
by
Aid.
Casey,
it
was
decided
to
furnish
the
church
with
sufficient
old
plank
to
build
the
sidewalk.
FIRE
DEPARTMENT
REPORTS
FOR
TWO
MONTHS
PRESENTED
Reports
nf
the
fire
chief
covering
activities
of
the
deparl-nient
for
Ihe
months
of
Novem-ber-and
December
were
presented
t
Ihe
city
council
last
night.
During
November
there
were
five
calls,
loss
amounting
in
Si.fljL-j
Ji
lieing
covered
Jiy
insurance.
family.
CRIBBAGE
LEAGUE
RESUMES
SCHEDULE
Cold
Storage,
Moose,
C.
N.
R.
Teams,
Orange
Lodge
and
Elks
Were
Winners
Last
Night
'Ihe
I'rince
lluperi
Cribbage
Ijea;nic
resumed
its
schedule
last
ii
i
r
lit
afler
ihe
nhrisinia
and
New
Year
suspension
of
ac-tivilies
with
games
resulting
im
follows:
fiopl
Storage,
15;
Knights
of
Columbus,
12.
Moose.
15;
si.
Andrew's,
12.
C.N.
Mechanical,
15;
Prince
lluperi
Hotel,
12.
C.N.
Operating,
irt;
Dry
Dock,
ii.
Sons
of
Canada,
13;
Lnynl
Orange
Inige,
1
i.
Oreal'War
Veterans,
1?;
F.Ik,
15.
The
league
standing
In
dale
is
as
follow:
W.
L.
L.
O.
1
10
2
L
W.
V.
A
8
t
C.
N.
Operaling
..8
I
Klfcs
8
i
Cold
Sloroe
....
8
t
Dry
Dock
7
5
Moose
fl
C,
K.
of
C
5
7
C..N.
Mechanical
.
5
7
P.
It.
Hotel
-
3
9
SI.
Andrew's
K
..
3
9
Sons
of
Canada
2
10
SPORT
CHAT
PI.
1"
8
8
8
8
7
ft
5
il
3
3
ll
National
League
sialishcs
for
Ihe
III:'."!
season
which
have
jiii
been
issued
show
that
linger
llnrnshy
is
Ihe
leading
batsman
for
the
sixth
eo)secnlive
ytwtr
wi
I
h
-a'pw
wfiWtitilttliif-leadiiiK
fielders
were:
first
base.
Maurice
Hurrus,
HohIoii.
!)!
erond
base,
Karl
Adams.
Chic
:go,
9H3;
third
base,
Harold
rraynor,
Pittsburg,
057;
short
lop,
Dave
Hancroft,
Hoslon,
.1)15;
outfielders,
Curtis
Walker,
'linelnnali,
9h:;
catcher,
Fran
I;
Snyder.
New
York,
.1185;
pitcher
CI
arence
Mitchell,
Philadelphia
1000.
Adolph
Luipie
of
Cincin
nati
was
leading
pitcher
wilh
the
lowest
average
of
2.0.1
came
1
runs
per
game.
Alleged
damns
from
Ihe
lips
o
damsel
have
shocked
Ihe
con
ductors
of
the
Kuglish
sporting
paper,
Ihe
Hockey
Field,
into
a
protest
against
Hie
use
of
bad
language
by
women
hockey
play
ers.
'
The
pruelice
of
using
bad
language
by
women
must
be
checked
al
once,"
say
Hie
paper
which
is
Ihe
organ-
or
Ihe
All
Fnglish
Women's
Hockey
Assoc
lation.
The
editors,
assert
thai
in
a
recent
game
one
of
Ihe
cap
lains
was
charged
wilh
"swear
ing
several
limes"
during
Hie
game.
Some
of
the.
leading
hoc
key
women
and
secretaries
of
their
clubs
declare
I
lint
"bother'
ami
"blow"
are
the
slrnnges
ierms
they
have
hennl
from
i
player
who
has
received
a
whack
on
(he
shins.
The
first
division
billiard
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
sale.
Phone
Hlue
130.
12
TO
RENT
FOIl
HKNT.
Modern
four
room
ed
flat
wilh
Monarch
range,
Clapp
Illock.
Wslenhaver
Hrus.
if
FOIl
HKNT.
Pianos,
plavei
pianos,
phonographs
and
sewing
machines
Walker's
.Music
Store
'
tl
FOIl
HKNT.
Tilor-hon:
two
business
rooms
below,
Iw
living
room
above.
Westen-haver
Hros.
if
FOUH
Room
Suite
for
Ilenl.
Hot
water
heat.
Apply
Rmfth
Mall-U,
Ltd.
if
MOItKRN
FLAT
for
Rent.
Apply
Max
lleilbroner
if
BOARD
HOARD
The
Inlander,
8.10
Second
venue
I'hnne
1
31
AUCTION
SALE.
O.N
account
of
the
Civic
Fieri
ion
the
Auction
Sale
as
advertised
for
January
II,
has
been
pn'.
pouel
until
Thursday,
-lamia:'.
21.
ft.
F.
Hrine.
AncltnnH.r,
Phone
771.
P.O.
Hnx
110.
league
will
start
the
second
hf
of
the
.season
tonight
with
a
tournament
iu
which
Hie
player
a
ill
meet
as
follows:
.
(4
Oejrge
.Mpllmoyje
lrince
Rit-
perl
Hilhard
I'anur,
vs.
Col.
?
P.
Mo.Mordie
(Oreat
War
Veler-
ands,
.
C.
Halagno
vs.
Sl.
Jebson.
(ieore
W
augh
vs.
Freil
pyle.
It.
Howe
s.
ii.
1.
Tinker.
W.
Miteh.
ll
vs.
J.
Andrews.
"
ESQUIMAU
DOCK
TO
OPEN
IN
MARCH
VICTORIA,
Jan.
12.
MIIioiikIi
no
official
Jinnotinccmenl
i
forthcoming
as
In
Hie
date
for
Ihe
opening
of
(he
new
government
drydock
nt
Oipiimall
it
is
considered
probable
in
aulhori-lalHe
circles
here
that
Ihe
on-antirlpalcd
event
will
lake
place
aboul
Ihe
end
of
next
March.
Final
louche
are
now
.being
put
lo
Ihe
lion-fool
drydock
al
Skinner's
nivc
and
wilh
Ihe
completion
of
Ihe
second
sleel
caisson
by
Yarrows,
Lirnllcd.
there
will
lie
notliin
(o
deter
Ihe
official
opening
of
Ihe
basin.
Hon.
J.
H.
Klnig,
federal
minister
of
public
works,
and
olher
Tepre-senlalives
of
Ihe
Otlnwa
ernmenl
will
come
in
the
coast
i
for
Ihe
even!,
it
is
umlersloo.l
Low
nere.
a
.
t
j.
-veenunis
up
lo
January
IliHiglt
lolalling
.1.0?l.?
were
passed
mr
payment
at
lal
uihl'a
meeting
af
'he
?Uj;
cjuncll.
By
George
McManJ
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
I
MObT
FIND
DGCMH
-
MACCE
HC.
MOW
CE
H
Another
Special
TMItSrVb
HE.Ib
THE
COUNT
OE
HAVE
tOO
oCEH
L
,
S&fir:
HAPPt
WHERr.
THAT'S
.
A
JMLsCTf
HOW
-
I
CHAIH5E-
He
WANTti
HIM
TO
M
.
ri
lt
HE.?
,
)
2
tvt"-
Tfli
IN
rVW
A
PA.TROU
HM
ClTTiN
W-V
r
i
HAVEOIMMER
.
.".
I
'
rrr,
XXP
LITTLE
WHIUE.
I
IfB
fj
,
A
S
I
Jill
iVX
,
Value!
WITH
US-
We
have
made
a
fortunate,
purchase
of
a
large
quantity
WATER
SETS
at
ft
very
special
Jirfe';
We
offer
these,
ftir
a
short
linio
for
$1.50
the
Set,
consisting
of
six
'tumbler'
and
n
three
pint
jug,
each
piece
having
a
cut
desigh
-
of
a
hunch
of
pro
pes
on
the
side
all
nico
clear
glass.
John
Bulger
The
Jeweller
We
have
arriving
FRKSll
KILLF.I)
UKKF,
VKAL
and
PORK.
We
also
carry
a
Jul!
line
of
Fresh,
Smoked,
and
Salted
Fish,
Sealy
8
Doodson
The
Home
of
Bulkley
Valley
Produce.
Branch
from
Smithcrs.
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.
Wc
are
ready
at
any
lime
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
lake
your
instructions,
to
take
personal
'charge
ot
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
$6.50
Half
Load
...
...
.
.
$3.50
Large
sacks
50c
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
requisite
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
Cf
.
(Ullage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service,
final,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Eovlnn.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
infadvance.
No
Advertiieinent
taken
for
lei
than
5Qc
tVANTRB
W
ANTKO.-
Home
for
-choolnirl.
Phone
Hlack
ft-V
tfi
WANTF.D.
Plain
sewing.
Phone
j
3H0.
!f
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SALK.
llrunswick
phonograph,
upright
style,
in
fumed
oak,
almost
new.
cot
SIMS.
Price
on.
Pullen,
Diily
News
Office.
ft
l-'OII
SALK.
Forty
horm
powpr
stationary
steam
coxine.
nearlv
new.
Apply
P.O.
Hnx
31W,
Prince
Hupert,
H.C.
25
Mi.
5
OI.IVKII
Tynrwriler
for
sale.
$35.00.
P.
LeClalrc.
Seal
Cove.
If
CIIFLV.M
Wicker
baby
carriage
fo-
DRY
WOOD.
Split
to
any
length
in
blocks,
per
load
$0.00.
.
SALT
HFUUINO
A.
ISAACSON,
Seal
Cm
e.
phone
Hlack
Iff
I
CARS
FOR
SALE.
I
1
12
Ohtsniobtic
I,
5
pass-ti-ter
touriojr
tttno.ni!
I
1020
Nash
5
isenger
lour
in
IH50.00
1
1921
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?edn
.
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I
1919
Rao
seven
pasenier
louring
t7iK.0fi
1
1025
Font
(kiupe,
IwIIihiii
tires
ear
like
new
fo&O.nn
I
I92t
Fonl
Tiaibr
sed-R,
1
125.00
1022
Ford
Coupe
tsao.or,
I
1921
Fonl
one
Ion
trunk,
pane'
body
S?S.M
Ford
light
delivery
chassis.
rebuilt
IT$.Wt
All
enrs
gaamnleeif
in
good
mcehnnleal
condition.
Rn
lnns
ean
be
nrrangtsj.
KAIEN
GARAQE
Ford
and
Chevrolet
SmIWLJiAfcL
JsSl!
lion.
AgenU
Vr
Sm!
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Oakland,
Oblsoiohile
and
Chevrolet
cars,
Ren.
(i.M.C.
and
Federal
Trucks.
WRKCKLNO
8KRVICK
DAY
AND
NIOHT.
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
IT'
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Mil!
UK
Mnd
Range-
BKughl.
sold
and
exchanged.
Nw
furniture
ami
ranges
exctiamrad
for
your
old
ones.
Hedrooni.
living
room
and
(lining
room
furniture
always
in
stuck.
Always
watch
my
window.
It's
changed
daily.
A.
Maratf
Furniture.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ture
Store.
We
Ituy.
iH
ttm!
Ex
chango
New
and
Secinnhalid
iunis.
QEO.
PAPADOPULOS
H.ir
Thi
Ave.
ohn
rti"
TAXI
Phono
07
Taxi
(Cull
(isorgc,
Paul
or
Ousl)
Klx-
and
Mveo-pasengr
Slnde
bakers'
at
y-ur
dioal
any
Urn
for
50c
Service
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Kutprca
Hotel
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phono
177
Baogage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
enl
for.
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
Hnr
00
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIO
STORE.
303
Third
Avenue
ole
agents
for
Columbia
Record
Wo
repair
Phonographs.
Ilicycles,
Hugglcs.
Rarquels
ami
Musical
In-ertimAft'a
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12
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