PAGE
FOUR
A
Hard
Candy
Recipe
si
&&&&
Take
2
cup
sugar
and
a
little
morn
than
1
cup
of
while
corn
syrup
(lie
"Sure
jt
is
while
syrup
and
1
cup
-water.
Cook,
stirring
constantly,
until
it
Hiring
a
Utile
from
the
spoon;
then
add
1
cup
I'ncific
Milk
and
a
little
later
1
cup
raw
peanuts.
Continue
boiling
until
it
pels
brittle
in
water,
lleninve
from
stove,
stir
in
vanilla
and
Vi
leaspoon
baking
soda
work
ttiilrkly
pour
nut
on
large
greased
pan
to
cool.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
I
Just
Arrived!
Special
Values
in
Silk
&
Crepe
Dresses
$12.00
to
$25.00
Rain
Hats
for
Ladles,
$3.50
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Hox
-
-
989
Phone
tireen
389
TWICE
WEEKLY
We
have
arriving
Fit
ESI
I
kill
1.
1)
heef,
Veal
and
POltk.
We
also
carry
a
full
line
or
Fresh,
.Smoked,
and
Sailed
Fish.
Sealy
8
Doodson
The
Home
of
Bulkley
Valley
Produce.
Hranch
from
Smilhers.
Sixth
Street.
Phone
4S5.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
...
...
...
SS.50
Half
Load
$3.50
Large
sacks
...
...
.
.
50o
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
680
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
(I.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
.mud
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
i-oal,
Rand
and
Gravel.
W
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Kovlng.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exqulsilo
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
nt
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
THF
tlATLY
VPW3
Thin
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
WELL
-
VE.
HAVE
HrVO
A,
Warto
'
"IME.
TlVYtNCi
TO
CSLL.
Ots
THE.
I
je
pxtTER5-eOT
jsoTHrq
will
BROADSIDE
AT
LIQUOR
TRADE
Lady
Lecturer
Warns
Against
Respectability
of
Business
and
Urpes
Temperance
Work
EDMONTON.
IL-
'Any
person
who
suggests
an
alcoholic
beverage
as
a
natinnnl
drink
dues
not.
love
his
country."
said
.Miss
Isa
the
iinli-prohibition
projiaiganda
is
paid
for
by
wealthy
Old
Country
men.
Ninety-seven,
per
cent.
jof
the
people
in
Australia
;are
llritish.
she
i.
The
medical
profession
must
be
made
In
realize
the
need
fit:
their
assistance
in
lemperancti
work
as
well
as
Ihe
teachers
in
Ihe
schools.
Miss
MrOnrkindale
continued.
Fifteen
tier
cent,
nf
the
patients
who
have
been,
usex
of
nlcohnl
and
wlifi
ille
nf
pnenr
moiiia
do
mil
die
of
pneumonia
but
of
Hi"
alcoholic
effects.
Liquor
Stores
.Miss
Mi'i'.iirkindule
warned
her
Hiidienep
against
the
"respect
ability'
nf
Ihe
liquor
trade
Canada.
She
remarked
Ibe
beau
tifully
built
ami
shining
liquor
stores.
We
mnke
the
mistake
of
1
hoiking
that
mil
always
goes
alynail
in
scarlet
robes
when
liki
the
lupior
slores
-it
wears
Hie
classical
robes
of
cut
xeJvel
anil
a
coal
of
arms.
A
strong,
plea
was
made
for
the
youth
of
Hi"
nation
and
that
they
be
educated
to
understand
I
lie
effects
of
alco
hoi.
OBJECTION
TAKEN
BY
LIMBLESS
MEN
TO
A
CONTRACT
TO
GERMAN
Use
Influence
Against
Giving
Or
der
for
Cenotaph
to
Emmanuel
Hahn
WINNIPF.O.
Feb.
II.
The
fol
lowing
resolution
of
prolesl
was
passed
at
a
meeting
nf
the
Win
nipeg
Amputation
association,
in
conneeliou
with
Hie
design
for
Hie
Winnipeg
war
memorial:
"Whereas
it
has
come
In
our
notice
through
the
press
that
the
competition
for
n
design
for
a
cenotaph
to
be
creeled
In
thi
O
1929"r
Imt'l
FrATiwc
Scrvke,
Inc.
Cnat
Brilia
n.Hl.
l-.ri.rl.
m
.
NUH-
THC
DeEt-
city
has
been
won
tj-
Emmanuel
ILihn.
of
Toronto;
and
whereas
this
man.
although
having
resided
in
Canada
for
a
number
of
yoar,
is,
nevertheless.,
of
ier-iiiHii
nationality,
.and.
further,
we
understand,
wns
under
nhservn-tiiin
during
the
period
of
Unci
real
War;
.therefore,
be
.it
resolved.
Hint
we,
Hie
officers
of
the
Winnipeg
branch,
Amputa
tions
association
of
(he
Ureal
'War.
inpresmil
i-ng
MOO
men
wlio
suffi'red
the
bits
of
a
limb
or
limbs
in
Ibis
said
war,
ami
feeling
thai
the
iiiliwilinn
(if
this
sources
Getting
In
Touch
with
Opportun
ties
for
Investors
'Hie
work
iff
placing
capital
in
loueb
witli
Uie
jiatural
resource-
of
Hie
en
ii
i)
try
is
the
work
of
II.
C.
W.,
I.ell,
whose
position
now
is
that
of
superiiitcndmit
of
natural
resource
fur
the
Canadian
National
llaihvays.
.Iiisl
now
.Mr.
Luit
is
lieii!
investigating
tin-
possibilities
in
mining
and
t.iui-
perance
speaker
deplores
s
4htl"-r
with
the
idea
of
interesting
apitnl
in
cither
of
these
or
witii
any
other
natural
reuirce
that
offer
itself.
He
is
making
bin
tirsl
visit
since
receiving
Hie
new
iippniitUucnl
'
making
0
preliminary
survey
and
in
ahoui
two
mouths
time
expect
to
return,
accompanied
hy
his
superior
officer.
CPriiice-iirecn,
cinn-tnissiouer
of
natural
resources.
.Mr.
Lett
in
tin
interview
this
fiiornuig
srwikelif
The
'siilendlrt
Hn-nper.ilhm
lie
was
receiving
from
everyone
on
the
I'anlfh
coast.
Here
ice
has
interviewed
Ucurge
Clothier,
district
mining
engineer
and
been
given
a
good
ileal
of
aid.
Also
Douglas
Lay.
district
engineer
at
Hazellon
has
helped
him
a
good
deal.
In
Victoria
.Mr.
Lett
will
eiel
in
touch
with
Ihe
(iovurnmeni
de-
parliueiils
Through
die
ministers;
in
charge.
He
nays
he
has
always
received
flic
fullest
co-operation
from
Hon.
T.
D.
Patlullo.
lion.
A.
M.
Manson
nuil
Hon.
William
Sloan
as
well
as
Jrnni
other
de
partment
and
he
finds
il
a
great
help
In
work
ih
conjunction
with
these
men.
Smelter
Discussed
'flie
question
nf
n
smeller
for
Northern
Hritish
Columbia
has
been
laken
lip
by
Mr.
Lett,
I13
says,
bill
there
is
mil
as
yet
a
sufficiently
large
body
of
Hm
right
kind
of
ore
to
warrant
Ihe
investment.
The
first
question
lie
is
asked
is
"How
much
ore.
have
you?"
ami
he
is
hound
In
reply
that
there
is
mi
large
proved
body
of
ore
offering.
Naliir-ally
Mr.
I.ell
is
looking
for
information
along
these
linen
and
also
in
conneclion
with
any
oilier
WOULD
UNITE
ALL
PILOTAGE
inould
be
Big
Saving
If
Organi
zations
Would
Join
Hands
For
Service
VICTOlllA.
Job.
II.
.Creation
f
a
unified
pilotage
nrganin-tjou
with
a
view
to
assuring
I
lit
maximum
of
ctfricienry
and
er-
viee
in
the
-nnnoiuieed
objective.
bel
McCorkindale
in
First
Hap-Li,.,,,
j
adding
insult
to
injury
.i
'
Hritish
Vrfiuinhin
pilots
in
tisl
church
when
she
spoke
lie-L
slrnnglv
protest
iT
being
ear-i
launching
Ihe
present
negotia
Wicd
mil:
sW-onulv
mire
Ibe
war
worts
.lesLgne.l
in
bring
aboul
dieuee.
She
explained
that
South
memori.il
romniilice
in
renon-in,
amalgamation
of
the
I
linn
Australia
grew
grapes
so
plenti-Uirter
their
action
in
this
niaHor.j
epnriile
jdlofage
bodies
now
in
fully
thai
like
France.
Australia
And
fnrf
hciinoic
if
it
is
.Jill
ihe
existence
should
adopt
the
while
wines
as
committee'
ime'iitinn
in
adopt
a
national
drink.
France
is
far-'this
design,
we
cannot.
Us
men
inc
the
results
of
this
custom
In-.who
IUvo
sulTered
greatly
day.
.Miss
MKlnrfch'ulalc
gave
through
this
war.
reeugni.e
this
figures
to
show
that
a
the
enn-U-nntaiih
as
being
a
true
repro-siimptinn
o'
wine
wenl
up.
so
diifj.soiitntioii
ir
what
is
is
inlendeili
I
lie
line
of
tuberculous
go
up.rf.ir.
and
w
ill
mil
at
anv
lime
Wherever
the
use
nt
alcohol
i-
,.,.,!
representatives
In
any
ser-large.
il
brings
disease
and
weak-jviee
which
may
be
held
there,
be-rtcss.
In
speaking
of
tlie
polil
i-jlievigg
that
once
a
iei-mnit,
al
ia!
side
of
'he
prohibition
MUi's-Wa
a
Otvinan
-an
odnoxiou
'ion
in
Australia
the
speaker
eonl
ended
that
the
runsou
that
Australia
eanunt
(get
I4ie
.people
to
vote
for
pvnhiliitiiiii
is
thai
some
Australians
put
their
money
in
one
pooket
and
the
temperance
principles
in
another.
Possibly
Insane
v.One
lest-
-for
insanity
is
earned
out
hy
leaving
a
jtwlienl
in
a
room
wilti
the
water
lap
running,
having
Inkl
bun
In
iniip
un
the
water.
A
sane
person
will
turn
off
the
lap
before
slarlinu
in
mop
no
Hie
.witter.
M:
Mr-
Cnrkindalc
wrnnlcii'il
wlielher
ruliire'
generations
will
not
think
I
hat
we
have
something
wronv
with
our
sanity
in
allowing
alcohol
In
rcmalti,
while
we
tried
to
remedy
the
effects.
The
liquor
traffic
is
being
allowed
In
wrap
about
it
the
fines!
things
Hie
nation
possesses.
AnoHi"'
faei
which
this
very
earnest
(em-
word
to
all
men
wlm
have
suffered
ihi'iiugh
tins
past
lireat
War."
CAPITAL
LOOKS
TO
THE
WEST
Superintendent
-of
Natural
Re-i
At
tut
time
during
Ihe
course
of
Ihe
negotiations
on
amal:ii-mation
lias
there
been
ini.v
sug-uesLion
of
revlxing
oouipiilsiiry
pilolage
under
Federal
overn-meiil
eonlrnl.
tt
wns
staled
moli
emplintieally
today
by
local
pilots.
The
solo
object
of
Ihe
scheme
now
under
consideration,
it
was
tale(,
is
o
merge
the
interests,
of
the
II.C.
Pilotage
As.niikllioii,
which
urgnuizalion
has
been
in,
existence
ninety
Mny
fi,
Ui(,
the
Vaiicnuver
PUgls
Limited,
andi
The
lmlep'endvtM
Pilotage
As-;
social
ion.
.
,
With
the
aliievement
nf
this
ntjeclie.
the
pilols
claim,
the.
pilotage
situation
would
be
clari
maintenance
of
a
larse
fleet
nT
fmwer
boats
could
be
dispensed.
with,
and
a
11iified
pilotage
or-,
gjinialion
would
be
brought
about,
trivingthe
pilotage
body
an
opportunity
of
concent
rating
uiion
Ihe
betterment
of
Hie
service
at
all
points
of
the
llritish
Columbia
coast.
LIBOR
IS
OPPOSED
TO
CAPITALJUNISHMENT
Winnipeg
Independent
Labor
Party
Passes
Resolution
Against
Hanging
WINNIPEG.
Fein
II.
strong
npposiliwii
to
capital
punisliine.nl
wn
made
Hip
feature
of
a
res-j
ul
ion
al
the
annual
meeting
nf
the
Independent
Labor
Party,
held
in
the
West
End
Labor
hall.
'Hiere
was
a
large
member,
pre
sent..
"
;'
'
I
Jie
ri'solul
ion
on
capital
iiitiiishmeiil
was-
moved
by
,.
It
Hlerlius.UjtiJt
was
itcoiii(';il
lii
W
IveiiK,
.M.I.
.A.,
and
was
to
the
effect
that
Ibe
party
is
ingains'
capital
Miiiisliiuciri
in
every
form
and
asking
for
the
iwimimilalion
seurnces
of
condemned
men.
The
minister
of
justice
is
to
lie
wired
the
resolution
and
.1.
K.
Woods.
worth,
M.P.,
at
Ottawa,
is
asked
to
do
all
he
can
lo
press
home
on
Ihe
minister
Hie
feelings
of
the
jiarty
111
convention
.CANADIAN
ROVER
IS
ON
PONTOONS
TODAY
1..0..M..M.
freighter
Canadian
Hover,
Cap!
.1.
.1.
Flood,
is
being
taken
up
on
11m
ponloon
at
the
drydock
today
for
cleaning
and
painting.
The
vessel
has
been
here
for
the
past
week
for
gen
eral
overhaul
and
installation
nf
new
winches
and
will
remnin
1
week
longer.
,
Albert
Farrow
steamboat
inspector,
is
due
here
from
Vancouver
tomorrow
In
in
spec!
the
vecl.
After
the
Hover
goes
off
Ihe
pontoons,
the
leamer
Prince
John,
on
which
niniiial
overhaul
is
now
proceeding,
will
lie
Inken
IIP
to
have
a
new
shaft
inslnltert
possible
investment
where
II
enni
replacing
thai
which
broke
at
ne
nnwn
ttial
11
capitalist
can
gel
a
return
on
his
money.
Mr.
.Lett
is
going
to
Vancouver.
Victoria.
Spokane
and
San
Fran
cisco
before
returning
casl.
Qn'-en
Charlotte
City
a
couple
of
weeks
ago
resulting
In
Ibe
vessel
losing
her
propeller.
Subscribe
to
Ihe
Dally
News,
ARE
fOU
LAUCHIN"
,:
i
ii
iy
i
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
FOR
SALE
FOn
SALE,
iluir
Island-.
Small
fruit
nnd
chicken
ranch,
near
Victoria.
Five
acres,
four
roomed
Imu.e.
burn.
Near
stores,
schools.
iuui
Tirol
payment.
Apply
OW1HT.
P.O.
Itov
R3.
tiauges.
n.n.
FOH
SALE.-
W'M
eijuipped
seine
bunt.
f
-12
foot
l;
firl
ela
hull
4im
cngute.
A
inn
ItiW
Tnlhtun
salnion
snine.
lnsMe-Uon
by
nrrangement.
Apply
E.
II.
Mortimer,
3g
t
Second
Ave.
r5.no
per
month
(covering
prlnoiKal,
iilerst
nnd
lax;
lmys
liioilern
bouse,
7
hhhiih
and
Intyi,
on
Ornlinm
Avenue.
fied,
muc.if
he
..
uiinocessuryj,
Wfllkef';
.Muslr
Store.
oxerhead
rqiild
be"
elimlnale.l.l
-
POn
4.,,,,
SALE.
New
and
!
machinery,
boats
and
engines,
piston
rings
and
propellers
Northern
Exchange,
I.
'l
Second
Avenue.
Phone
23.
tf
Fitll
SALE.
1,114
II.
block
II.
ecli,in
fi.
A
bargHiii
tor
cash.
Apply
llox
2D?
DiR
New
EDISON
Phonograph
fur
!
cheap.
170
records
witli
cabinet.
Phone
ltlack
3.13.
."Hi
FOIlh
'IVuok
for
Dyer'
iSarage.
TO
RENT
sali'.
Apply
3T.
HOOMS
TO
IlENT.-
Sleam
hnnt-
eit.
hnl
and
cold
water.
22ti
Second
Avenue,
half
block
below
Totem
Pole.
Phone
707.
FOH
HUNT.
Modern
four
room
ed
flat
wllh
Monarch
range,
Clapp
Hlonk,
Weslenhaver
Pros-.
iHUT
L)P-
NOO
IDIOT-
WE
CWT
J
CALL
Or.
THE
0
PYtTERt
HAVE
rVOTHtN
-
r
tf
Foil
HENT...
Pianos,
.player,
pianos,
phonographs
and
sew
iug
machine..
.Walker's
Music
Rlnre.
i-'Oft
flENT.
Tailor-shop;
lw.
busines
ronnis
below,
lw
living
rooms
above.
Weslenhaver
Uros.
1
FOn
ItEN'J'.
Hooni
with
or
with-ml
honnl;
near
elevnlnr
Phone
Hed
157.
tf
FOH
HENT.
Furnished
hm,i.p,
newly
decorated.
J.
W.
.Mc-Klnley.
jf
Ftlll
HENT.
House,
four
rooms
ami
bath.
Phone
ftl.')
or
Hlack
ass.
U
FOH
HENT.-
Furnished
suite
Mussallem
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FLAT
for
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ROOM.
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The
Inlander.
830
Pennd
Avenue
i'i,,,fl
tn
LOST
LOST.
Illack
leather
order
ease.
Finder
jdease
return
to.
Daily
News
office.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
'
Baooag.
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
ent
fr.
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
IJ01
aou.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advnnce.
NoAdvertitement
taken
(or
less
than
50c
WANTKB
WANTED.
One
reliable
man
in
every
town,
merchants
preferred,
In
lake
orders
.for
host
custom-made
nlnlhes
in
Canada.
Highest
eommisxinn
Ilex
Tailoring
Co..
I.ld.,
Toronto.
WANTED.
Plain
dressmaking
nnd
sewlngi
remodelling,
repairing,
knflllng.
etc.
Phone
Creen
"01.
tf
DRY
WOOD.
Split
to
any
length
In
blocks,
per
load
$6.00.
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SALT
IIKHIUNii.
4
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ISAACSON,
Seal
Cove.
Phone
Hlack
Ifll
CARS
FOR
SALE.
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per
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Coupe,
balhui
Mres
car
like
new
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I
1
082
Hord
Tudor
sedan.
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AUCTIONEER.
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Ford
Coupe
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Ftird
one
Urn
Iruek,
panel
body
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light
delivery
chassis.
rebuilt
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car
anaranleed
(11
good
iiiehaniejl
etiiidiliou.
nv
Icrms
ran
be
arranged.
KAIEN
GARAGE
Hord
and
Chevrolet
Bervjee
Station.
Agent
for
Mfl.aghUii
Oakland,
(lldsmobile
iiwl
Oliev
rolel
ear,
lino.
i..U',.
and
Federal
Truck.
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SHHV1CE
DAY
AND
NtH'
make
one
dollar
hk
IHe
two
when
you
buy
your
household
furniture
from
me.
Private
sales
daily.
1
buy
ohj-rialil
for
cash,
or
auction
nr-ranaetl
on
coinmiinn.
Phon-grnph
reeonls
exchanged.
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ueliointT,
?l)tt
8e-oild
SI
reel.
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
FJJIlMTUItl-:
ami
Hauge
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
New
furniture
and
range
exchanged
for
your
old
oiie.
Iledroom.
living
mom
and
dining
moiii
furniture
always
in
stock.
A!-,
way
watcli
niy
window.
It's
changed
daily.
A.
.Maekenie.
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TAXI
Phone
7
Taxi
(Call
(ieurge,
Paul
or
(lust)
Six-
and
seven-passnnger
Rlnde
bakers
ut
V
Mir
disposal
nuytlm
"for
S0c
Service
ROS8
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Empress
Hotel
FURNITURE,
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
Kline.
We
liny.
Kell
and
Et
change
New
and
Secondhand
Corals.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
Third
Ave.
M,0
tr
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
303
Third
Avenue
olengcnts
for
Columbia
Ilecords
High
Low
High
Low
W'c
repair
Phonographs.
Hlcyclns,
llugglcs.
uncquels
and
.Musical
In-
lriinienl
nf
all
kind.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
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February
11
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