dJr
r-'tmary
23,
1926.
Specials!
To
clear
and
make
room
for
New
Goods
i.iivcr
Leaf
N'olcpiipcr.
.".Or;
J
J
k
ige.
Clmer
i
hnv
etite.
S5.V.
The
Lot,
50c.
s
.
Home
l.rtlr
Pad.
KHxll,
Wit?d
or
ilajn.
HH
-
pnnd
paper.
?:.;
?,"
Envelope.-,
I.V.
The
Lot,
Special,
25c
.
I'.ip.ilrie,
pood
value
ut
$l.fS
....
Special
G5c
,
'
ip.iirif
-luifd
Knveliqies
to
dear
al
55c
FISHER
MEN!
Check
up
your
First
Aid
Kit
before
leaving.
:iii..n
:.
ill-
ni.tli
ill
.tin!
iil'
lies
mi)'
V'
i
!
v
.
..:
-:i
kliev
M"l
.
ill.
follow
Kip
good-
III
)ll!ir
kit,
if
not,
-
ni-f
.nnj
gt
I
supplied.
Iodine
Lysol
Germicidal
Soap
Bandages
Adhesive
Plaster
Gotten
Wool
Lint
VaiHlne
Epsom
Salts
Caitor
Oil
Liniment
Twerers
Temleto'n's.Rheumatiq
Capsules.
'
J
Vt
!f
jte
a
Tni
Guides
fWr)oii
iTvmi
rPipitre
iL'
Ormes
Limited
The
Rrs
ill
Simc
Pioneer
lirnpeisK
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street.
Phones
82
and
200
8
a
Hi
in
1
p
in.
Sundays
and
llolidav
I;'
lo
.'.
and
7
In
V
p.m.
February
27,
Last
Day
of
our
Big
Sale
WE
HAVE
DRESSES
TO
CLEAR
AT
COST
Everything
EUe
at
Bargain
Prices.
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
Fishermen
s
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
L
pse'i
,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McCrlcie
SU
TUGBOATS
Day
gj
t
Rupert
Marine
8lck
735
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
O.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Nlgnt
Phones
687
539
Gr.
238
Black
735
I
PAGE
THREE
Local
and
Personal
Caused
Dyspepsia
Her
Agony
LIQUOR
RUNNER
After
Every
Meal
GIVEN
HEARING
l'lioue
15.
J.H.
coal
Co.
Ir.
M
Caldwell,
2035
HrnuVk
flt,
Vancouver,
H.C,
writeos
After
uf-ferine
A3
Arthur'
Taxi.
I'Jione
07
tfi
dyrpepsia
for
and
year
indigestion,
with
tgoay,
after
every
from
Case
of
Peschawha
Being
Tried
'
'
'
meat,
I
started
taking
at
Portland
Following
Saving
H.O.
Undertakers.
Phone
'4
1
of
American
Lives
Cameron's
Danee
Orchestra.
1
Phone
177.
Two
cam
heddon
Taxi.
at
your
service
Phone
1
34.
if
Mimeographing
circular.
0,1
Mix
Johnstone.
Phone
387.
ll
(UimcitI
by
Xoiwepian
Choir
ii.
Mctmpnlc
lUl),
March
1,
al
H
p.m.
Admission
50c,
Moose
whist
drive
atnJ-
dance
Wednesday.
February
?i,
at
8.30
prompt
in
Mclropolc
Hall.
4(1
j.
j..
iiii
Christie
train
for
other
interior
rn-mi
trip.
Iff!
in
lla.ellon
lal
an!
point
un
a
huaJ-
Shonld
a
Spring
poet
wife
deer(
Itiiti
-f
For
solution
of
this
syntery
sec
(he
uw
Joyous
com
edy
"Wedding
IWU".
Wcntliolnie
March
2
and
3.
'
Joseph
Qumn
of
the
local
t
offli-c.
I'fl
n
laitt
nijrht
irain
m
rtWl
Va
Junction
fr
Van-.ut
nrlicrf
h
ha
Ix-ea
rullort
4.11
ac-unt
f
h!
frriou
illne)'
"f
hi
lirotlirr.
f
Sir
and
Mr.
C
H.
I
rra
ami
tufVi'.v.
who
hav
Imm-ii
on
t
ivacx'iun
trip
a
far
mouIIi
a
ati
i'
ejro.
will
rHurn
to
h
ttUy
011
iii(
i'mT
lrinc
llninrt
lo-ni'Miow
numiintr.
Jolm
lun,
icrctary
of
Um
l'iliiril
1.
1!
t
Co..
Lid.
of
Van
romer.
reUirn
oulb
on
th
CaitKMun
tbi
aflt'rniNiti
aflcr
1un
iik
Mti1
tli
pat
wctk
1(1
(lie
rity
mi
tniinr.
llo-
ukins
ot
evidence
and
lUKumcnt
of
rouiiM'l
in
tin
1
'.on
:ily
Omrl
ram?
of
H.
A.
lodi
H
al
v.
T.
II'ik
Markay
wa
rowolfiisi
ycslcrday
ftrrnfn
and
lcimn
ww
reserved
by
Ju4n
Vouw.
I.,
3axrrtoii.
who
ha
Jli
n
a
member
of
lite
VNMhtat
in
laff
of
the
Prince
Ru-i
ri
(irneral
li
nlal
for
mih.
:nn.
rciirnid
and
will
'iil
bi
HTiio.in
Manl
Inc
Cmo-
un
for
Imt
Iioiiip
in
Vaitcouvr
!
in
B.
I.uc..
cbaraed
xMiii
t)ri
from
a
ibM-nin.
a-li"'nr'4l
iH'fore
J
urine
Yoimik
j't-nljiy
aftnri'oon
and.
ebvlittf:
if
ir
Mi'dy
trii.
pleaded
cuiUy
to
1
1
lie
cliarrfc.
I.iirac
came
t)
fur
en:enre
tbii
afierlioon
ai.d.
a.
J'he
ifHiiieal
of
I
he
iiro.erutlon.
lie
eae
wik
remanded
for
cistlit
liiyjt.
Kvidence
for
die
nlainlin"
J
'le
cae
of
letei
Oyt
v.
Itpp
Hi
of
at.
a
damage
aclinit
in
wbictii
claim
of
1117.50
i
involved,
a
lieaid
rn
the
t'ounly
0urt
M'
.
iday
afleitmou
ami
adjoisrn
iiii'iit
taken
until
WednaiMlay.
V.
V.
I"ller
aiMnr
for
Hi
plainliff
and
Milton
(iontale
for
tin'
di'fendanl.
Indtnnent
a
handful
down
in
tb"
M)untv
Court
yetenlay
f-tci'iiiMin.
dimiiMny
1
lie
action
of
Kicbard
Jtell
.
J.
S.
Kennedy,
the
ctttt;
hfi'ftd
receutly
Ju
Simti.tr-'.
iiioed
a
claim
if
-nine
?5n
un
a
conditional
cules
Hiii
School
Dance.
Klks'
Home,
Fehruarv
JO.
J
Wciholnie
Theatre.
March
2
,and
't,
Prince
ntti.prt.
Player
Chili
present
a
new
Joyous
eonn
dy
"Weddlnp
Hell."
rm'iimavr
t.it
(.l.wivkl.
Met
CATARRH
ni
n.f
BLADDER
Rich
in
liein
tun
7vr
;?JMIBY
-
l:4IIUib!i)
!m
1
lajQ&EIK
and
got
ruci
relief
I
kept
rigbt
on
cntil
I
had
uied
thmi
bottlra
and
M
completely
relieTed
of
my
trouble.
Kow,
I
can
eat
anrthing
I
with
witk-out
harinf
any
bad
after
effect.
"
Put
op
only
by
The
T.
Uilburm
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oil
Ooldlfloom
itay
litvtiel
pricu
in
(anuda
for
fura.
V.
Duncan,
who
ha
been
con-iii'Hcd
with
(be
tlf
of
iJryant
&
iri-T
for
ioine
lime,
Ic-ivi'
tiie
inplwy
ol
Oial
coinpaiiy
about
tbe
firnf
of
nexl
moiiih
and
will
bwHie
Klorckcper
al
Wallace
rithftn
cannery
at
Claitmi.
-
Litton
!cam?r
UnmiMun,
Ciip!.
A.
V..
iMckfcoii.
it
iliif
back
at
3:15
I
hi
afternoon
from
Anyot.
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
and
will
ail
at
5
o'clock
for
Yanrouve
and
wayporl.
'Hie
lo!!wuijr
wtl!
leave
hvv
for
Vuiichiimt
on
tlic
vc-cl:
C.
!
Tli
'in-oii.
Jobn
I
lU't".
I'i'llT
lll
LIIH.
.Il'l)
MlS
1
JlorriMMi
.
OUTPUT
OF
PEACE
RIVER
COUNTRY
IS
LARGE
THIS
SEASON
KIMiTuN.
!-!.
2:1.
--The
total
ehipiiicnl-.
f
I
hi-
I'oiiniry
aloiu:
the
line
of
the
Kdinonlon
Ituntrjraii
and
Ji.C
Hallway
amount
lo
2.fl3JU00
bUflieU
n(uril:nti
lo
(lie
kile
nfHir
compiled
by
I
lie
t;.l.H.
llii
i
altiml
a
million
huiiel
nmrv
than
lite
outjl
lat
year.
In
addition
lo
the
fliitment
ali-eaily
made.
I
lin
e
i
alotlt
.'io.iiitii
im-iit',.
ni
(.'ra
n
still
in.
lo;iue
if
!
i'iii,"i'K
aioii
lue
EXTRA-TERRITORIAL
RIGHTS
IN
CHINA
ARE
NOW
BEING
CONSIDERED
VhiToim.
1
--eii.
Cbarles
lcni.
brolber
oT
a
former
secretary
f
the
nay
of
the
I'niled
State,
does
not
tbiiuc
the
powers
will
aureo
to
pive
tip
I
heir
terri-
;oriul
r
arht
iir
China
just
at
undent.
If
there
va
a
etable
r-o
eminent
in
Cliina
there
would
be
no
difficulty
but
under
pretext
conditions
there
lias
to
be
rune
aafomiavd
Tor
the
national
of
the
countries
interested.
A
conference
is
lieinz
held
lo
Iry
to
make
arranpernents
for
eariialion.
WIRELESS
REPORT.
8
a.m.
IUUHY
ISIJM.
Itainin
soiittieasl
pale;
baroiivBtex,
59.43;
tcmj;erauire.
;ik;
rousli;
S
I'.m
spoke
si
tamer
llpdwod
Itellinauni
lor
Ketchikan,
ln
niib
frii
Kclrhiknu;
3
a.m.
ioke
:iiier
Cunini-utt
leaving
Mtireement
of
an
Oserlaud
anln-",4ft
amtlhbound.
mobile.
H.
I..
Robinson
of
Smith-
'"
THKK
Ptil.VPi"
liaro
i
ts
had
the
case
for
the
plainMiT
while
Miilun
(ioncalva
appeared
lor
-tiie
defendant.
"
r
CARD
OF
THANKS.
I
Mrs.
11.
J.
I'oss
and
family
llesiie
to
convey
niueore
thanks
lo
Iheir
rnany
friends
for
the
jkmd
expression
(lf
mjatuy
and
floral
otTennjr
receive.1
m
their
recent
iierenveinenl
.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
neUr.
SP.Ht;
lemperntiire,
35.
ltlMJ.
HAItHtilt.
Keres.
moderate
aoulhe.u.t
Sale;
Ikuo-meter.
2U.C8:
lempemlure.
1(1.
sea
roupli;
7
p.m.
poke
ftips
Im-breearia
and
Masself
four
miles
south
of
lkiat
IlartfOr;
H
p.m.
spoke
lug
Cape
Scott
tfiree
mile
south
of
I'oullney
point
bound
for
Vancouver;
8
p.m.
spoka
steamer
Hedondo,
for
Kelehihun.
sorinlnuml
at
Port
Alexander;
8
p.m.
spoie
.lcamcr
Amur,
(irauby
for
TVieomn,
13P
miles
froui
Tacoina.
Noon
IMHIlY
ISLAM).
11
llaininp,
steotia.
southeast
wind;
barn-meter.
SIMS:
temperaltlre.
17;
sea
fotijrh;
steamer
Catuusun
duti
VlCTOlllA.
Feb.
SJ.
Seized
by
the
I
.S.
"eoaU?uard
nutter
AlU
'iKluin
more
than
a
year
111.
the
Vict
una
liipuor
carrier
l'cs-rliiiwlia
I'.anlaiii
I'.kiiinlilet.
Oi
J
Victoria,
and
five
other
members
"f
Hie
ship's
crew
are
at
last
hemp
pien
a
bearing
in
Federal
Judvc
Hcaii's.
court
al
Portland,
it
is
learned
here.
The
Pexehawha
was
formerly
a
unii
of
the
Victoria
sealing
fleet
ami
was
seized
under
rather
peculiai
circumstances.
On
February
3,
1S23,
the
Ainerican
fCliooner
Caoba
wa-reiorted
in
distress
with
liei
crew
Iiaxinp
taken
to
the
smali
loats
durinp
a
terrific
slorm.
The
I'escliawba
pickinc
up
the
wireless
niessape,
ventured
in-
siile
the
twelve-mile
limit
dc
spite
the
fact
that
she
had
1.000
eases
of
Inpior
on
board
coisin
ed
to
-Mexico
and
carried
out
a
search
for
the
crew
of
the
Caoba
eventually
reseuinc
them
from
their
swamped
lifeboat,
only
to
lie
rhaed
by
the
culler
Alpon
uiiin
and
seized
at
a
point
seven
teen
miles
off
the
coast.
Out
on
Ball
The
eunre
of
the
vessel,
fol
hwi!rp
her
heroic
effort
lo
save
the
lives
of
nine
American
sail
ors.
was
severely
criticized
in
editorial
appearing
in
Port
fund
and
Astoria
newspapers.
(Uip-
fain
Pamphlet
and
other
mem
4er
of
the
crew
have
been
out
on
bail
since
last
February
await
-01?
a
trial,
the
delay
in
piMttp
lie
tvsrbnwlia
crew
a
trial
was
al-o
criticized
in
Ihe
United
tales
press.
1
inlay
the
jury
wns
empanel
led.
afier
which
the
government
made
rapid
propre-s
in
the
pre
sentation
of
its
case
apaiiil
the
Peschavvha.
A
peculiar
situation
existed
when
Frank
Inerpau,
attorney
for
iuptalu
Pamiddet
and
members
of
the
cBr'w
of
the
Pecbaw-
l.a.
and
K.
M.
Morion
and
'John
.
McCue,
attorneys
for
the
de
fendants,
announced
the
had
111
tteninp
stateineuls
to
make
oitocr
iMetnoers
or
the
crew
on
trial
are
i.
II.
Ilex,
iJ.
S.
Ilridpes,
I'eU-r
Kenney.
I.
Silveron
and
ilford
Tickle,
who
are
all
Can
4dians
either
from
victoria
or
Vancouver.
Incident
Outtlned
Joseph
O.
Stearns,
assistant
t
filt
StatPs1-
diIHct
attorney.
hi
ouCiniu?
the
mapner
in
which
he
povermiieut
allepes
larpe
eiifoes
of
liquor
were
landed
alon.it
the
(kdumhia
Itiver,
cited
;
tn
incident
of
February
3,
I'Jih.
heu
Ihe
l'e.eliawha
was
ar-
reed.
Caplain
Pamphlet
and
bis
crew
hud
been
rjdiu?
out
a
heavy
ea
and
duriup
the
storm
had
jeopardized
lhemelves
to
pick
up
a
small
boat
filled
with
seamen
from
Ihe
wrecked
steam
chiHtner
Caoba.
The
coat-
-uard
cutter
Alppiiquin
was
at
sea
searetiinp
fur
these
sailors
when
the
I'rscbawha
was
sipbted
een
miles
off
shore,
according
to
the
attorney's
statement.
She
was
overhauled
seventeen
miles
out
and
relumed
to
Astoria.
Inter
beinp
hrouuht
lo
Portland.
Ihe
vesel
bad
l.uOO
cases
of
bonded
liijuor
in
her
hold,
about
one-fifth
of
"uncapacity
carpo.
At
Tillamook
Head
The
dislriet
attorney
mapped
the
manner
in
which
the
povern-
ineni
allupes
Hie
liqinir
was
landed.
Tbe
Peschavvha.
he
aid,
was
stationed
al
a
point
alioui
twenty
mile
off
Tillamook
'end
and
a
yacht
named
Azalea
malely
3011
cases
of
liquor
would
take
a
farpo
of
aimroxi-
hoic
I'rince
ituperl
at
3
ii.m.
south-
He
-Ho
you
nlav
s:ili
'K,U"',
She
(Mi,
dear
no:
I
don
t
even
UKAI)
THKK
PlH.Vr.
-
Haro-l
know
h"W
to
In
.1,1
Hie
caddie,
meter.
2i.t;
temperature.
3it
I--
,.
HULL
HAIlllolt.
naming.1
soiitlieast
ule;
barometer.
t).jy-
lemperalur',
40:
sea
roiiph;
9!
a.m.
spoke
tuf
J'acifie
.Monarch,
itovvinp
l'ezuta,
Hardy
Hay
:
Oi
J
a.m.
tup
I.orue
in
Hates
Passapp
n
irMibound.
I
a
Before
Ihe
opening
of
the
ames
in
the
Cribbape
I.eaptie
lnl
niphl.
Ihe
vcrelary
of
Ihe
leapue
calle
fin-
one
minute'
Uencc
in
reieel
to
the
memory
f
the
late
Thomas
Jones,
a
member
of
the
lry
Hock
team.
whose
death
occurred
suddenly
last
week.
Peter
Bruno
sails
I
tn
afternoon
aboard
the
Camosim
for
1
Vancouver
!
a
business
trip.
WW
?
IN?
ALSar
ST&UT
Builds
Up
Your
Health
Health
and
Food
The
Need
for
Hot,
Sustaining
Beverages
and
of
Putting
Nutriment
and
Flavour
into
Food
Bodily
warmth
comes
from
within.
Woollens
and
furs
do
not
add
warmth
they
retain
the
heat
which
the
body
creates
from
food.
To
be
healthy
and
warm
during
the
bracing,
invigorating
winter,
keep
the
bodily
fires
burning
brightly
with
nourishing,
sustaining
food
the,
strength-giving
nutriment
of
prime
beef
in
the'
form
of
"OXO"
Cubes.
4
Hot
"0X0"
Relieves
Fatigue
of
Housework
and
Shopping
When
you
are
busy
about
the
house,
stop
for
a
moment
in
mid-morning
or
afternoon
for
a
refreshing
cup
of
"OXO"
a
cube
to
a
cup
of
boiling
water.
When
you
go
out
for
a
brisk
walk
or
shopping
tour,
take
a
cup
of
"OXO"
on
your
return.
It
provides
just
the
grateful
warmth
and
nourishment
you
need
to
relieve
fatigue
and
revive
the
energy.
1
Hot
i'OXO"
Prevents
After-Chill
Arctic
explorers,
trans-Atlantic
airmen,
mountain
climbers
and
athletes
in
every
sport
depend
on
"OXO"
for
strength
and
endurance.
If
you
enjoy,
hockey,
skating,
snow-shoeing,
Siding,
toboganning,
guard
against
the
after-chill
which
comes
when
the
excitement
and
exercise
is
over.
Muscles
then
are
relaxed;
tired-n:is
creeps
on
;
the
whole
system
is
in
a
condition
to
"take
cold."
A
hot
cup
of
"OXO"
is
the
best
body-warmer
and
chill
preventative.
It
sustains
and
stimulates
mind
and
body
rebuilds
the
wasted
tissues
protects
against
taking
cold.
A
Sturdy
Food
for
Growing
Children
Children
"just
love"
the
rich
flavour
of
"OXO"
Cubes;
and
the
beef
nourishment
is
a
food
that
helps
to
buiH
bone,
muscle
and
good
red
blood.
Give
the
children
hot
"OXO"
when
they
come
in
from
school
or
play
an
"OXO"
Cube
to
each
cup
of
boiling
water
or
milk.
t
Nourishing
Broth
and
Jellies
for
the
Invalid
No
trouble
at
all
to
make
a
tasty
broth
or
jelly
for
the
sickroom
when
you
have
a
tin
of
-OXO"
Cubes
handy.
An
"OXO
Cube
dissolved
in.
a
cup
of
hot
water
and
the
beef
tea
is
ready.
How
bandy
and
convenient
when
somethine
nourishing
must
be
given
between
metis
and
at
night?
The
Strengthening
Cup
for
,
Old
Follcs
"OXO
Cubes
help
to
rebuild
health
and
vigour.
They
present
the
food
and
strength-giving
elements
of
prime
fresh
beef
in
a
form
which
elderly
people
can
.
digest
and
assimilate.
A
hot
cud
of1
"OXO
is
a
gratifying
beverage
between
meals
and
at
bedtime.
A
FREE
COOK
BOOK
YOU
OUGHT
TO
HAVE
Write
for
the
new
"OXO"
Cook
Book,
with
the
new
recipes
for
preparing
dorens
of
dainty
dishes.
You
will
see
how
easy
it
is
to
put
flavour
and
good,
sound
food
value
into
every-day
dishes,
making
them
more
attractive
and
sensibly
economical.
Send
your
name
and
address
to
Oxo
Limited,
33G
St
Antoine
Street,
Montreal
In
tins
of
4,
20,
SO
and
100
cubes
CUBES
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