,l(ir
February
17
1026,
-....4
7
ISHERMEN
!
Check
ud
vour
First
Aid
Kit
before
leavina.
p
miil
at
ii'in
mm
l
the
-mull
ruts
ami
mtuIi
Iii
may
,
m
f
week
or
two
of
iekness.
see
1
1
vim
Imvi'
tli
following
goods
in
your
kit,
if
not,
,
our
store
uml
gel
supplied.
Iodine
Lysol
Germicidal
Soap
Bandages
Adhesive
Plaster
Cotton
Wool
Lint
Vaseline
Epsom
Salts
Castor
Oil
Liniment
Tweezers
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules.
li-ve
u
Tide-
and
(ionics
for
ou
if
you
require
il.
Ormes
Limited
The
IU'XuII
Stare
Pioneer
Druggists
Jrd
Avenue
and
6th
Street.
Phones
82
and
200
S(
-2
o
a.m.
t..
v
p.m.
unuii
ano
u
m
'
and
7
to
0
..tn.
oPay
Day!
i.
',!.!.
i
docs
Iiiii-iI.
unpleasant
-wick
-
Iml
ever
n
gel-
ln
ki.
i
.Lung
work
Ilia!'-
jo-l
n
hanl
ami
iinplcusaut
:
the
wif.li.'
lint
ut
tlie
end
of
a
week
of
Willi
n
you?
...I
bargain
x
i
i
v
1
1
rail
lor
our
Thrif-T-Sffr-J
v
rvlllillB
Will
I"
.arelolP
Wahr.,
Ili'iroiighly
I
the
flal-WorK
itcilly
nulled
ami
lohied.
And
working
Inr
Mr.
YVashluh
one
employer
who
In-
help.
THRIF-T-5ERVICE
Sc
Per
Pound
and
1c
Per
Piece
Minimum
Charge
S1.00
IANAD1AN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
Phone
B
hono&raphs
for
Sale
2
ONLY,
DUKE
AND
DUCHESS
MODELS,
PHONOLA
PHONOGRAPH
',?
.
.
I,.
,0...
I.,
H.
;
ii.i:
al
Hall
Price.
$75.00
and
$50.00
lARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
Hiie
door
ea-i
uf
Iinl
New
-
i
H
lice
3rd
Avenue.
pl,ono
ast
Two
ffieeks
of
our
Biff
Sale
Wonderful
bargains
in
dresses.
Come
and
see
our
prices.
We
must
have
room
for
now
stock
EVERYTHING
ON
SALE
We
mill
to
please
"DEMER,
frPhone
27.
P-0'
"ox
327
.0GGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
l"
building
next
door
to
r'nm'D
Bui.
her
Hhup.
aero-
from
the
Empress
lloiei
We
earrv
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
'arnes
Zarelll
rropr.ur
Local
and
Personal
Phono
15.
P.rt.
Coal
Co.
ir
Artliur'a
Taxi.
Phono
678.
tf
ll.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41
Cameron'
hone
177.
Danco
Orchestra
tf
Two
care
at
-
your
ervice
Shed.lon
Taxi..
Phone
134.
If
Mimeographing-
circulars,
elo.
Miss
Johnstone.
Phone
387.
If
Cobllilooiu
pays
The
hisfhe-st
price
in
(SuiHila
fur
fur.
Trap
pers,
see
nun
first.
All
Mouse
member
are
re
quested
in
meet
in
Melropolc
Hull
louiorrww
Thursday
at
2.30
to
at
lend
Ihe
funeral
service
of
the
late
.1.
Coomb.
Section
Five
lot
for
Hale,
$180
Six
block
from
iot
office,
on
Taylor
street,
paved.
Fine
view
Sell
three
for
130.00
cash
eli'iiliavor
llro.
4t
VA
.
s.
Henry
of
mi
ill
hero
m
a
vir.il
in
the
city
on
business.
lie
a
riled
from
the
interior
on
tlii"
mornina-
train
nml
will
re
turn
U
SiniliK-rs
tonight.
C.N.Il.
-Ii'hiiht
I'rinre
Charles.
Capi.
Neil
Mel.eini,
m
dun
in
port
,
Iroln
niicomcr
via
the
IJllee".
Charlotte
Island
tomorrow
night
or
Friday
motions:.
Th
vessel
was
al
Jpdwuy
at
niM'n
today.
The
cily
council
last
night
ac-lteil
a
requisition
from
the
cily
engineer
a
Hit
tle
Hoard
of
Work
providing
tor
(lie
purchase
of
u
considerable
uantily
of
hemlock
luinlier
for
sidewalk
maintenance
work.
t
At
nft'in
yesterday
Jh
fire
il-
lur
linen'
hail
a
call
I"
'
li-
Cow
Uuy
float
where
itaioiliiie
hud
lev.
nor
ignited
on
the
water
be
tween
two
I
ml!
ititt
tHMtt.
.Tin
lilue
wa
eilinstiifhed
by
tlo
leiitrtniei
trefnre
any
iliima'o
wax
.dorte.
Coa-twiup
teanihip
&
Hurtle
i;...
fri'iuliler
Oriffo
arrived
in
pur!
at
10
o'clock
tliif
morn
in
i;
land
.."'iVaM'flK.
,wn'
"f
mai
ai
i
lie
plan:
oi
:ne
i.mia-,l:mi
I'lHii
tt
Cold
sjloraio'
Co.
The
.
-.'.
will
coinplc'.'
dif.climK'1'i.-
i..i.
yii:
uiul
will
naii
from
Anyox.
WIRTLE8S
REPORT
8
a.m.
ni1IV
ISLAND.
-
Itainhig.
.
..!u.:
imroiiipter.
Jtt.si:
teiupr-i.'iir.'.
:iK;
-vh
miikmiIIi;
a.m.
.p
ike
-'ciuuer
Prince
itupert
in
I.Uiiim
Pas
norlhbound;
8
p.m.
-.poke
tint
Oajie
!eott
ubeam
Stewar!
Anchorage.
DKAD
Tltlil-:
Pill
XT.
I
tarn
-ineler.
St.(Ml:
temperature.
37.
HILL
11AUHOK.
Cloudy,
runs
out
hen
k(
wind;
baro
niter.
S5W.88;
leiiiperiitiire.
i3
"ii
moderate;
7.30
p.m.
Mike
.le.mier
I'rmce
l'.narle
in
Oueer,
I'.harbd'.e
Sound
iiorliiluuiiid;
'
:'j:t
p.m.
"poke
tun
Paeifii
Monari'li
ie'i
Ocean
I
all-
hoitiol
ho-
Hetilinck
Arm:
7:35
p.n
!pnke
molorsliip
l.illehorn
leav
ing
h'au
Kali"
.nullibouinl;
8
i.iii
spoke
slainer
lirilfeo,
H'u.iher
Hay
for
Prince
lUipert.
i;iv
mile,
from
Prince
iluperi.
Noon
HbillY
ISl.AMi.-
-Cloudy,
freh
mi!
Ieal
wind;
barumeler,
21
!-':
ii'inperHture,
:
u
uf.Kler-
aic;
1
1
;:io
a.m.
sjioke
sleamei
Prince
C.hut'lc
nt
.ledwuy
north-
li.iiinit:
In
a.m.
in
steamer
'iriff
c
iiorlhliouud.
DKAD
Tlir.E
POINT.
Barometer.
.'H.M8:
leiuporiiture.
3'J.
Ill
1.1.
MAHBOlt.
Cloudy.
Miulheawl
ale-
biiromeler.
2W.8i;
Icinpcrnturc.
i7;
ea
rouvli.
FUNERAL.
NOTICE.
i:
i
i
.Members
or
the
ti.
V,
V.
A.
are
reo,uolrd
al-lend
the
funeral
service
Tor
our
laie
comrade
.I.
Cooinbs,
lo
be
held
in
Ihe
Anglican
C
h
u
r
e
h
on
Thursday,
i'ebruui'y
18
ul
:i
ii.
m.
4-
4-
.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
lliub
School
Dance,
F.lks'
Home,
I
eliruury
20.
Wesl
holme.
Theatre,
March
Z
and
3,
Prince
Itupe.t'L
Player
jC.ltib
presents
a
new
joyous
leotiii'dy
"Wedding
Belts."
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
WATER
CHARGES
ARE
MUCH
TOO
HIGH
FOR
COLD
STORAGE
PLANT
I.
W.
Nicholl.
iMinip:
roller
of
the
Canailiau
l'inli
Si
i.old
eturae
Co.,
had
a
leller
hefoie.
Uir
ctly
council
lant
nfKht
pruteitinK
at
an
increase
In
the
water
rate
for
Hie
company'
from
Tit;
to
7c
pirr
hundred
ciihlc
feet
ihut
huil
jul
heeii
applied
Uiul
akin
that
Ihe
former
rale
be
reeloi-cd.
Mr.
Meholi'
letter
staled
thai
it
.
hail
lieen
Ihe
tiudcrniundiu?
(hat
Ihe
eity'ji
new
ehedule
for
mulated
lal
year
would
not.
af-fecl
IiIh
plant,
liuler
the
old
rale
the
company
1
mi
paid
S3,
SOI
for
tout
or
1n
U'-i
and
3.77
in
IUi'.
hi
view
of
Him
heavy
coot,
the
company
had
icefi
con
Icinnlalimf
apnly.inp
for
a
dn-
erease
in
the
old
rute.
The
letter
referred
to
the
free
water
eei-vice
thai
wax
siven
by
'the
plant
to
the
halihui
lioatn
tor
waxhilif;
down,
etc.
uiul
pound
uui
uiul
in
Ketchikan
fri'e
water
was
?iven
the
fih
I10U9CX
and
there
was
ilat
rale
of
iriO--.'00
for
can-
liene.
In
rejiine,
ine
water
rait
rtliH
4'e
per
hundred
cubic
fee'
The
ciiminur.ica!
was
refer
red
to
tin'
ul
ilit
ie.-i
comimltce
for
report.
SEVENTH
AVENUE
WEST
GRADING
BYLAW
GIVEN
INTRODUCTORY
READINGS
I.
iical
inipi
"vemen
at
it
iul
ie
by
!;iu
or.
.dnij:
for
iiie
building
of
u
xidewuU
on
I-1
fill
Aveiim
el
beiweeu
.MllV'MM'
I'llIC
and
Taylor
Htreet
and
for
Ho
iiiuttP'ft
Ki-HdiiiK
of
Seventh
Ave
'ew
tielween
I'Ulton
and
Huns
mutt-
Mreci.
ami
jiuiiMiiuir
Street
lietweeu
Sixth
nml
Seventh
Ave4iucs
wen?
?iven
tiielr
first
reHitiu?
at
lat
night's
council
llieetilli:.
Iii
iew
of
the
fncl
thai
Dun-nnnr
Street
was
to
be
graded
in
order
lo
jriv
iin
outlet
fof
Seventh
Avenue
and
the
rol
n!
the
work
oiiflil
le
rattier
hijli
Ihe
eouneil
usreed
to
afc.
t
tic
property
alni'lm?
Duii-inuir
St
on
the
iiasi
of
the
avenue
ens'
of
Seventh
Avenue,
the
balance
i
he
paid
for
out
of
I
lie
cily
s
tffiieral
!i:i,.l.
HVE
VAGRANCY
CASES
WERE
IN
COURT
TODAY
Two
Women
and
Three
Wen
Appeared
Before
Magistrate
McClymont
th'
Morning
Two
wonieii
and
llirijo
men
appeared
before
Magistrate
MelWy-tnont
in
the
pity
polu-c
court
Ihis
morninic
on
ehare
of
vagrancy.
I.ucy
liray
wus
remanded
for
eiftht
day;
Warren
Seoll
and
(tilluni
amla.
colored,
as
well
as
Itosie
DciiiIh,
were
remanded
until
tomorrow,
and
J.
J.
Mac-doii.ibl
was
iiMin-ed
afler
re-eeiviue
a
stricture
from
the
bench.
Milton
ifuzalcs
appearetl
in
defence
"f
Ma
d.niald.
EXPORTS
OF
PULP
AND
PAPER
ARE
BIG
Value
for
1925
Set
at
One
Hun
dred
and
Fifty
Million
VH'.'I'OltlA.
Feb.
I
.
Canada'
treat
pulp
anil
paper
industry,
to
which.
British
r.-.Uinibia
j4
u
leu.tinp
contributor,
showed
in
creases
in
pvoduoi
i'Ui
hi
all
do
duriuv
IPSo,
acror.l-UK
imrtments
to
fijrures
i;sued
by
the
Canadian
Pulp
and
Pa
pur
Asso
ciation.
exports
of
pulp
and
paper
for
P.'SS
were
valued
al
K
l
r
l.r.r.o.-liil.
an
increase
of
$l.,fn;i,30S
oxer
Hie
tibial
recorded
for
III
2-1
i.xporls
of
wood
pulp
ilurinc
the
year
wVrc
valuml
at
?17,t31.tMiu
as
compared
willi
10.2
12.97
1
in
Ihe
previous
year
and
exports
of
paper
at.
SI
00.021.0
Hi
compared
with
Sli,5l8,'J97.
I'ulpwood
exports
ainouutod
to
1.123,502
cords,
valued
at
$11.
108,t35.
us
uguinst
exiorts
of
t.:t3(l,2r0
eonls.
valued
al
$13.-
i
530.058,
in
ll24.
This
is
the
highest
annual
total
ever
recorded.
Production
Kenerully
iii
the
pulp
uml
paper
industry
increased
as
1P25
drew
to
a
close,
the
new
.figures
show.
The
ex-
ports
of
pulp
and
paper
for
Pe-eciulier
were
valued
al
$
IS,
1
25,-030,
an
Increase
of
$1,157.7
H
over
the
total
for
November
and
$2,008,117
over
the
total
Tor
December,
102-1.
Subscribe
to
the
Daily
News.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1924.
Has
produce
Minerals
a
follows:
Placer
Gold,
77382,r:i;
Lode
Gold,
$il8,-47y,ll);
Silver.
$08.821,
57U;
Lead,
$70,548,578;
Copper,
$187i81),:578;
Zinc,
$32,-171,107;
Miscellaneous
Mineral,
$1,431,940;
Coal
and
Coke,
$200,880,048;
Huilding
Slone,
Brick,
Cement,
elc,
$12,225,814
making
its
Mineral
l'rodiiction
lo
the
end
of
1021
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
.The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
libera!
dud
the
fees
lower
than
those
of
any
oilier
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
ai
y
colony
in
the
Urilish
Empire.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
lo
discoverers
Tor
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
tjie
security
of
which
is
guaruuleed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Pei-crts
ard
Maps,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
'
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
X.U.
'Practically
al!
Hrilisb
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
lias
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Thoe
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
to
such
reports.
They
are
available
without
charge
on
application
(o
the
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria,
ll.C.
Hcporls
of
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada.
Pacific
Building,
Vancouver,
arc
recommended
as
valuable
sources
of
information.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
TIIOSK
.f
in
who
expected
o;
pel
lliioiu'li
-winter
on
live
ions:
may
yet
have
another
expectation
coinuiK.
I
TIILIlK
may
not
be
aiiyliiinn
iicw
under
Ihe
sun.
hut
there
are
lots
of
new
Ihiiifc'.
in
Prinee
lln-pert
shop,
Ihe
like
of
which
has
never
before
been
seen.
YVIIKX
a
man
slurls
out
as
an
editor,
the
first
thing
he
does
is
to
acquire
a
waste
paper
basket.
The
blue
pencil
is
a
fiction
The
basket
is
more
effective.
IF
I'd
only
died
yount
(rood.
l"d
been
7
.
.
I
A
HI.Ci:.M
visitor
lo
Prinee
Huperl
remarked
uietly
thai
th
balmy
air
here
probably
aceount-j
ed
for
the
balmy
condition
oi
ine
Moplc.
Now.
what
did
he
mean?
TIIF.
reaon
there
are
such
i
bd
of
sick
people
today
is
bc-j
caiise
yesterday
was
pancake
day
WHEN
the
parson
asked
me
what
I
was
coing
to
f:ive
up
Mil
J
.flit.
I
immediately
replied
Ilia'
I'd
rather
give
up
writing
I
ban
anything
else
1
knew,
and
a
lo'
of
other
people
would
be
glad
tu
see
me
keep
the
fast
in
tha'
way.
Bl'INF.ATII
the
sn.I
be
lies.
As
he
often
lied
of
yore.
But
though
our
jimmies
lying
still
He'll
never
lie
no
more.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
February
17,
1916.
j
The
latest
official
casually
listl
from
iiilawu
contains
I
lie
namei
of
(.apt.
Donald
M.
Moore
as
wounded
ami
a
prisoner
in
Germany,
v
Liberals
of
British
Columbia
are
preparing
for
a
provincial
election
al
an
early
dale.
M.
A.
Muedoiiald
will
run
in
Ynncouvee
while
H.
C.
Brewster
vill
be
a,
candidate
in
Victoria.
Prince
Huperi
is
tooling
for
ward
to
the
"Prisoners
in
Germany"
Ball
which
will
be
held
in
Ihe
Auditorium,
il
will
be
one
of
the
biggest
and
jolliesl
entertainments
ever
staged
in
ihe
city.
Started
Ttrouble
He
former
Young
man,
do
you
realize
that
you
will
never
get
anywhere
by
drinking?
Stewed-HVin't
it
Hi'
truth
l'vo
start
ed
home
from
this
corner
five
tunes
ulrently.
SiMONDS
.Machine
Kmves
1
They
ty
sharp
longer.
IMONDt
CANADA
AW
CO.
LIMITED
MONTREAL
1
nr
,
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ram
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Prospective
Builders!
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
LUMBER
Timber-.
Dimension.
Sbiplap.
Fir
Finish,
Flooring.
V
Joint.
Bustu
and
Bevel
.Siding,
Cedar
and
Fir
Boat
Lumber.
F;r
and
Cottonwood
Veneer,
Mouldings,
.Shingles.
Kolored
Shingles.
Lulh.
Oak.
Hardwoods,
Sash
and
Doors.
Wood
Pipe.
CEMENTS,
Etc.
Porlluud
Cement,
Keene's
Cement,
As
bestos
Cemeiil.
Unrtlwul!
Plaster,
Plaster
.
of
Paris,
Plaster
Board.
Lime,
Uydraled
Lime,
Fireclay.
BRICKS,
Etc
Common
Brick,
Fire
Brick,
Pressed
Brick,
Agricultural
Tile.
Vitrified
Pipe,
Flue
Lining.
MISCELLANEOUS
Nails.
Building
Paper,
Tur
Paper.
Bubberoid
Roofings,
Johns.
Mauville's
Asbeslos'lloof-ings.
Asphalt.
Asphalt
Roofing
Papers,
Sand
anil
U
ravel.
NANAIMO-WELLINGTON
COAL
Try
our
Nut
Coal
for
vour
Kitchen
llange.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
117.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plaut
is
equipped
to
handle
al!
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
S8!
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
238
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBYj
Man.
Olr.
Night
Phones
687
539
Gr.
238
Black
735
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4A
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