ialed
in
the
vacuum
tin
mm
mm
COFFEE
kl
ways
retains
its
exquisite
flavor
FISHERMEN
!
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up
your
First
Aid
Kit
before
leaving.
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week
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two
of
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have
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following
goods
it
your
kit,
if
not,
i
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unci
get
supplied.
r
Iodine
Lysol
Germicidal
Soap
Bandages
Adhesive
Plaster
Cotton
Wool
Lint
Vaseline
Epsom
Salts
Castor
Oil
Liniment
Tweezers
Tempieton's
Rheumatic
Capsules.
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ve
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lor
u
if
vim
require
il.
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Avenue
and
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Street.
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and
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123
Steamship
and
Train
Service
is.
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rupirt
mi
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Railway
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fine.
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LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
I"
liuililing
next
door
to
I'nneU
llnf.'lu'r
lil.
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from
the
Empress
llatel
it.
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nf
vu
carry
mil
IGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
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in
CONNECTION
mes
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and
Personal
l'lione
ID.
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Coul
Co.
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Tax'i.
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078
B.C.
Undertakers.
Pbone
41
Cameron's
Phone,
177.
D.-jnce
Orchestra.
tf
linliJUlooin
buy
fura
and
pay
HKlii'al,
iiricos.
Two
cars
at
your
service
Slieddon
Taxi.
Phone
131.
If
Mimeographing
circulars,
etc
Mi
Johnstone.
J'Jione
387.
tf
("onorrt
by
Norwegian
clioir
in
Mftropoli!
Hall.
Marcli
-i,
at
8
p.m.
AilinUition
50.
Mr.
X.
L.
I.aiidu,
who
lian
lnvn
visit
inK
in
Hip
eity,
rrturni-d
to
Vanroiivir
on
the
PiUice
Huperl
thin
inoriitiig.
Killy
(iiu-.ldn.
pleading
cuilly
lo
a
cliaij."'
of
being
an
iiimnt'
of
a
iliori'rly
honp.
wa
fim-o
titt
in
iHic
fily
uiiire
court
till'
morning.
A.
W.
HowlPtt,
of
Mie
loi-at
Moyat
Hank
Un
r-iurnwJ
to
t!u
riiy
on
I
hit
nwirnin'
train
from
KuhMht
where
he
lian
been
or
relief
duly
Mi-.
Milton
lioiiali'n
'and
her
little
tlatiKhlrr.
Jerry,
.-.tiled
tint.
iimniiuK
atntanl
tin'
Prince
Jin-
mm!
for
Vancouver
where
tln-j
will
.
iijoy
a
.holi.lay
M.-lt.
4
'.
Mr.
M.
H.
-:lii
.f
Ihr'C.N
Il
I
"iiln-ily
'laJT
arrie.l
from
AN
in
i:ipe;
on
rtii
m..
i
niiiri
iruD'
ainl
iii'iM-eeiltfil
to
Vuncoiixt'i'
mi
tin
nloamer
Prim-i-
Ituperi.
W:
H.
Unite,
1
-Ml
tn.
ha:n
.eii-dl
hi
COIIIier
I
ion
Willi
lie
Premier
Co.,
wan
jia-enjii'.
alniunl
the
Prime
Hiiert
tln-mor1ilg
niHlllllrOUIld
from
Slew-rt
t
lit
hr
ii
near
Vatmimer
Mr.
ami
Mr.
Ahfnrd
of
IjihI-
ern
1'anuilu.
who
linse
tieen
iiil
Iiik
at
Hurn
Lake
-ilh
their
won,
Hex.
Anbfont,
were
paeiijrrr
from
Irani
lo
bunt
Ihi
niorning
IohiikI
oulb
accompanied
by
Mi-
A.hfonl.
J.
I..
Miller
and
T.
.Maon,
cn-
Nmii
iNtcl0Ps
afler
fiavinc
i.
ilel
Stnwari
and
Anyox
on
of-
fuval
iliilie.
were
paseiiir
yoiiiK
.onth
lo
their
heatlquar
;
m
VirtoriR
oh
the
Iiiie-e
itupert
thi
morning.
J.
S.
Iliijrir,
ialei'niiiitf(r
for
(lie
Itiiiiert
Marine
l'rmlucl
Cm.,
I.
dl..
ileil
thi
niornin?
on
I
he
Prince
HuhH
for
the
mulli
en-
route
to
.New
York
.and
olhei
1:iitii
eitie
on
a
biMitienn
trip
He
exiiei'l
to
Ire
a
way
four
or
five
wwls.
Areliearon
A.
Hi
x
rtlurned
from
Stewart
anil
Anyox
on
"tfio
I'riiire
Itupert
thi
morning
ami
went
through
tn
Ocean
Kail-.
He
will
!
hark
uexl
week
for
a
few
dayn
before
proccedins
on
a
trip
lit
Ka!ern
Caunda
on
ecrlesias-tieal
dutie.
V.
II.
Tobcy,
C.N.H.
stiperin-
liMideni.
returned
Ihii
morning
from
a
trjp
to
Pacific
on
official
dutie.
Mr.
Touey
reports
that
I
here
i
now
about
three
inrhesi
f
mw
at
Terrace,
an
inch
liav-nt
fallen
)esleiilay.
The
weather
then-
i
..(ill
mild
ami
the
ground
is
soft.
t'.apl.
I'i'ler
llorvik
and
Miss
Anna
llorvik
ailel
Ibis
uiornitig
on
I
lie
l'riiice
luipert
ror
an-coueer
enroute
lo
Port
Allierni.
Vaiieouier
lland.
where
I
hey
will
in
future
reside,
Capt.
llorvik
liavfiwi
become
interesled
with
l
In
X.
M.
It.
I'ish
Co.
in
a
fish
re
duel
ion
plant
in
llarkley
Sound.
CARD
OF
THANKS.
Mrs.
James
Coombs
wishes
lo
convey
her
sincere
thanks
lo
all
or
(be
many
expressions
of
sym-
wilhy
and
floral
Iribules
received
in
her
bereavemenl
and
specially
wishes
lo
thank
I
be
president
of
the
o.W.V.A.
fur
his
kindness
ami
help.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
High
School
Dance,
Klks'
Homo,
February
2C.
L
orr
zam-buk
ret
AS
soon
as
your
skin
gets
rough
and
chapped
or
gives
you
twinges
of
pain
as
a
result
of
the
cold,
tpply
that
eTcr.reAdr
oothinc
healer,
Zim.Buk.
It
Soothes
Pain
in
a
gratifying:
manner,
Tfcif
rare
herbal
balm,
by
iti
penetrating;
healing
action,
will
quickly
rescue
70a
.from
chapt,
chilblains,
and
all
infiammatory
pain
produced
by
the
weather.
There
U
notbiof
hleZam-Buk
for
healing
raw
bleeding
crack
in
the
tain,
and
ending
the
torture
of
Winter
ikin
ailments.
Hands,
arms,
and
feet,
or
any
part
exposed
to
the
weather
should
all
be
rubbed
oter
daily
with
Zam-Buk
both
as
a
prereat-rt
or
as
a
correctire.
Grows
New
Skin
Mix
Bozisa
Stroja,
of
East
Hansford,
N.S.
writes;
"l
.offered
terribly
with
chapped
hand..
Tfce,
taunt
crtbJ
.nd
tUcdin..
.nd
tb
m
i
m
tatAM
thai
I
ccld
m
tut
mt
nd.
in
i'er
A.
ton.
I
Obcnnci
v.icd
2
Buk
tb.
pua
.nd
.nutind
KnstlMl
bt.ia
to
di.
.ppwr.
.in;
I
cwunurd
nfiill
or
Ik1.
w.l.
MUlpetry
healed
wll.
nw
ilua.
Ct
.
bo.
of
Z.m
Buk
fros
rm
d.!r
to-dar
1
30e
tlx
hci.
J
h
II
13.
7.si
Buk
Mt.icuul
botp.
I
I
.
23c
CM
W
t
S.
I
r.
d
P.il
tmit
I
I.
'y.
I")
nieelins
tonight
in
Me:
i.
.pole
Hull
at
8
o'clock.
t
II.
Lulsloiic
.ailcd
on
the
Prince
Itupert
tlii
morning
foi
Victoria.
William
McLeoJ
sailel
this
morning
on
the
Prince
itupert
for
Vancouver
where
lie
will
locate.
Ion'l
forget
the
llridge,
liil
and
Inner
louishl
in
I
lie
l.u.RK.
Hall
at
8.15.
50c.
Every
eiy
welcome.
I
lap
I
lit
ladies
Aid
sale
of
plain
ewmjj.
borne
cooking
and
after
noon
tea
in
the
Church
Parlor
on
Saturday
afternoon
from
J
to
0.
42
Mrs.
H.
L.
KranV
accompanied
by
her
ilaugliter,
Mildred
and
Porolliy.
and
Mr.
T.
K.
1
1
rooks
foniiorly
Mi.s
F.lla
Frank.
H.X.
of
the
local
hospital
nursing
staff,
are
visitor
ifi
the
city
regilerei
at
the
Prince
Itupert
Hotel.
They
arrived
from
the
nterior
on
thi
morning's
trao
ilhf
will
return
tomorrow
even
ing.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DtCHY
ISLAND.
Pari
cloudy,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer,
?U.38;
temperature,
It;
sen
smooth;
8
:.'()
p.m.
spoke
dug
Lome
stormbound
in
Massed
In
let
southbound:
8
p.m.
..poke
inotorsbip
Xoreo,
Seattle
for
Kel-
rhikan,
'JO
miles
from
Ketchikan
DKAD
TltF.F.
POINT.
Itaro,
meter.
2U.H8;
temperature.
10.
HULL
HAIlHOIl.
C'foudv.
light
southeast
wind;
barometer.
2!).-
temperalure,
tt;
t.iil
swell:
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Adinir.ii
lingers,
Ivetchikan
fqr
Seallle,
35
miles
from
SealMe;
8
p.in
spoke
steamer
Admiral
Watson,
Seattle
for
Kelelnkan,
208
miles
from
Ki'luhikan
:
8
ii.m.
spoke
steamer
Northve.(ern,
Ketchikan
for
Seattle,
132
milesrVoni
Ketchikan;
(P.20
p.m.
spotfe
tnolor
ship
Lilleliorn
in
Oueen
Cliar-lotio
.
Sound
southbound
8
p.m.
spoko
steamer
Camniian
Farmer,
ficean
I'alls
from
Vancouver,
83
mili's
from
Ocean
Falls.
Noon
DitiHV
ISLAND.
Itaining,
fresh
sotilheasl
wiml;
baromcU'r,
2U.it);
temperaluie,
111;
sea
mod-erale;.
0:10
n.m.
?niko
steamer
Prince
Charles
in
Musselt
Inlet
northbound.
DKAD
TltLi:
Pt)IXT.--Haro-juelriv
S9.U0;
temperature.
13.
HULL
HAHIIOIL
Cloudy,
ralmj
Jiaromeler,
29.18;
lemper-
Wosthtilmo
TlieaLre,
Marcli
S
alure,
17;
llglil
..well;
II
:30
a.m.
ami
3,
Prince
Itupert
Players
j
spoke
steamer
llosallo
oiT
Kn
CluJi
presents
a
new
Joyous
llance
Island
bound
for
port
comedy
"Wedding
15ell."
Alice.
1
DIED
SUDDENLY
WHILE
AT
WORK
Thomas
Jones,
Well
Known
as
Football
Refereo,
Expired
This
Morning
With
tragic
suddenness,
Thomas
Jones,
well
known
in
the
city
a
a
football
referee,
fell
dead
at
it.iS
o'clock
(his
mornuiu
in
the
blacksmith
shop
of
the
dry
dock
w
here
lie
w
as
en
gaged
al
bis
work
as
a
foreman
plater.
DcceaseJ,
who
was
work
ing
alongside
his
brother,
Robert
Jones,
complained
of
pajn
and
suid
that
some
one
would
hae
lo
be
obtained
lo
relieve
him
at
liis
work
as
lie
feij
unable
to
carry
on.
Thereupon-
lie
col
lapsed
and
fifteen
minutes
later
he
expired
in
his
brother's
arms.
A
physician
was
called
and
'pro
nounced
life
extinct.
This
morn
ing
was
the
first
lime
lie
had
complained.
The
late
Mr.
Jones,
who
was
39
year
of
age
and
a
native
of
Dumbarton,
Scotland,
came
lo
Canada
from
the
01.1
Copulry
about
two
years
aso
and,
aftcr-a
short
stay
in
Vancouver,
arched
here
in
Marcli.
1921,
ami
joined
;he
ilrydock
staff,
where
be
was
a
valued
workman.
Throughout
hi
residence
in
the
cily,
he
look
an
active
part
in
athletics
anil
was
a
popular
soccer
referee.
He
ides
the
stricken
widow
and
two
little
daughters.
May
aged
II.
and
Lillian,
aged
'J,
who
reside
on
Second
Avenue
in
the
Drexel
Itooms
and
are
today
prostrated
wilh
grief
at
the
..il.
Men
lo.
of
hubami
-
and
father,
deceased
is
survived
by
an
awed
father.
William
Jones,
who
still
resides
in
Dumbarton.
Scotland;
Ihree
brothers,
Hubert
Jones.
012
Voiiiur
St
reel.
Prince
llupert;
Alex
Jones,
Detroit;
ami
Leslie
Jones.
Vancouver:
and
three
sislers,
Mrs.
Thonia
iven.,
Mrs.
KenncHi
McKenzie
and
Mrs.
tieorsre
Sinclair,
all
of
Vancouver.
Another
brother
v
iltiam
Jones,
who
wa
a
chief
engineer
wilh
the
Hrilish
India
Steamship
&
Navigation
Co..
died
from
fevnr
last
year
in
Calcutta
i
ne
iaie
.Mr.
Jones
was
a
member
of
the
Masonic
Order
Funeral
arrangements,
which
are
it
the
ban.
I
f
id,;
h.c.
i
n,jCr
lakers,
will
be
announced
on
receipt
of
advice
from
relatives
in
Vancouver.
THREE
INCHES
SNOW
HAZELTON
Yukon
Is
Aqaln
Colder
but
Fairly
Mild
Conditions
In
Bulkley
Valley
The
Government
telegraphs
liily
report
on
weather
condi-
lions
sluivvs
that
three
inches
of
snow
has
fallen
al
llazellon,
light
snow
during
the
uighl
at
Stuithers.and
an
inch
of
snow
a
.turns
Lake.
The
Yukon
is
cold
er
again.
The
report
follows:
llazclloii:
culm,
tempt
28,
3
indies
snow
yesterday.
lelesraph
Creek:
cloudy,
calm,
iemp.
18.
'
Smilhers:
clear,
calm,
temp
20.
light
snow
during
night.
Hum
Lake:
cloudy,
calm,
emp22,
one
inch
new
snow.
Terraci':
showing,
calm,
temp.
30.
White
Horse:
tdoudy.
calm,
lenif.
3
below.
Selkirk:
clear,
calm.
temp.
30
below.
Dawson:
clear,
south
wind,
letup.
20
below.
Average
'for
Yukon.
23
below.
DANCINQ.
.
A
'
Mrs.
II.
().
Crewe
begs
to
announce,
that
she
has
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