A
Hard
Candy
Recipe
PAGE
FOUR
tea
'
jwrWftTo).
Take
2
cups
sugar
and
a
Utile
mure,
than
1
cup
of
while
corn
syrup
i
be
sure
it
is
while
syrup
-ami
1
cup
waler.
Cool;,
stirring
constantly,
until
it
strings
a
lillle
from
the
spoon;
then
odd
1
cup
Pacifio
Milk
and
a
litllo
later
1
cup
raw
peanut.
Continue
boiling
until
it
gets
brittle
in
waler.
Remove
from
stove,
stir
in
vanilla
and
M
teaspoon
baking
smla
work
quickly
pour
out
on
lanie
greased
pan
to
coo.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories;
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
Special
Values
in
Silk
&
Crepe
Dresses
!.00
to
$25.00
Rain
Hats
for
Ladies,
$3.50
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Ilox
-
-
989
Phone
.n!
n
380
TWICE
WEEKLY
Wc
havn
arriving
MESH
killed
mini,
veal
and
I'OIIK.
Wc
also
carry
a
full
line
of
Fresh.
Smoked,
and
Sailed
Fish.
Seam
8
Qoodson
The
Home
of
Bulkley
Valley
Produce,
llranch
from
Snuthcrs.
Sixth
Street.
Phone
455.
S
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
.
.
.
,
Half
Load
.
.
.
Large
narks
.
.
sc.so
$3.50
.
.
50c
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
CS.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
iloal,
Band
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Kovlng.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Avo.
defence.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
HOOE
IN
rsOT
CKTCHtQ
COLD
Nb
WE
flOW
CM-t-J
ON
THE.
DE
PXfe-TER.
TONIGHT-
C
,
-
PRINCE
RUPERT
EMPLOY
ONLY
!
A
O
A
TIT
I
TT
PAD
r
Li.
PEACE
COUNTRY
Just
Arrived!
Board
of
Trade
Inquiry
is
Interesting
as
Showing
Trend
in
Northern
Alberta
Tin;
secretary
of
the
Hoard
of
f
Prince
Itupert
such
as
grain
handling
facilities,
hnrbor
front
age,
facility
in
loading
vessels,
harbor
dues,
routes
to
the
Orient
and
the
Foiled
Kingdom,
insurance
rate
on
cargoes,
depth
of
waler
or
any
features
thai
would
prove
that
the
port
of
Prince
llupert
is
a
more
attractive
shipping
point
for
the
Peace
ltiver
country
than
any
other
Paoific
port.
Also
the
opportunities
awaiting
the
Peace
Ilher
district
for
trade
with
coastal
points'
where
mining,
lumbering
and
fishing
constitute
the
chief
industries
ami
the
principal
source
nf
supply
of
basic
foodslllffs
for
these
camps
at
I
lie
present
time.
This
is
asking
for
considerable
detnil
lint
I
asmire
you
thai
this
pari
of
the
Peace
ltiver
district
feels
that
Prince
lhierl
is
Hie
logical
port
tn
gerve
the
country
and
il
should
prove
of
immense
inleresl
to
your
oily.
Yours
very
truly.
S.
R.
KMfTH.
See.
Hoard
of
Trade.
JUDGE
YOUNG
FINDS
WM.
ORAM
GUILTY
Sentence
as
Result
of
Theft
at
Swanson
Bay
will
be
Passed
Next
Monday
William
Oram,
charged
with
I
heft
of
logging
equipment
al
.Svvansftn
Hay
from
the
Wlialen
I'iiIjA
paiier
Cm.
anil
Hto
OitJi
was
loiiml
guilty
yesterday
af-
lernnoii
by
Judge
Young
and
sentence
was
reserved
until
nextl
Monday.
Hearing
oT
the
case
oe.-j
copied
two
full
days
of
the
court's
lime
(mil
there
was
a
large
nmoiinl
of
evidence
presented
both
by
the
prosecution
and
the
defence
The
latter
souiglil
to
establish
(hat
the
theft
had
been
actually
commit
led
ti
the
irosecut
ion's
chief
witness.
The
judge
was
inclined,
however.
to
hold
the
defendant
responsible.
L.
W.
Palmnre
prosecuted
while
S.
W.
Taylor
acted
in
Hie
GYRO
PLAYGROUND
SPACE
INCREASED
SI
to
50
by
100
Feet
Will
be
Cleared
at
Seal
Cove
by
the
City
The
city
council,
on
recom
menilaliiin
of
the
Hoard
of
Works,
decided
last
night
lo
clear
a
space
50
by
1
00
feet
at
Seal
Cove
where
the
Oyro
Club
will
creel
playground
equipment.
Il
had
been
previously
decided
to
clerfr
a
smaller
space
but
Hie
city
was
advised
by
the
Oyro
(lub
(hat
il
would
be
Ion
small
for
Ihc
purpose.
The
cost
to
the
clly
of
clearing
the
ground,
il
is
provided,
shall
not
exceed
?400.
.
i
II
II
I
I
'
INOEED
-UOEC;
rso
condtio
r
MObT
YO
O
CO
OPT
j
TONIGHT-
f".
'
&
.
lp
O
1926
by
Ikt-l
Ft
nmc
Stnvtcc.
Inc.
LOCAL
LABOR
Formation
of
"Old
Man's
Gang'
is
also
Contemp
ated
by
C;vlc
'Board
of
Works
Thai
ail
city
work
Je
carried
i'ul
by
local
citizens
only
and
that
strict
iustnu-tioa
lt
this
ftffeel
JjV
given
all
detrimental
trade
has
roceied
a
letter
from
I
heads
was
I
he
purport
if
a
re-
ihe
secretary
of
the
Hoard
ofjl"""'
Tifoin
the
Hoard
of
Work
trade
of
Heawrlodgc,
Alberta,
j'hal
.
was
accepted
by
the
city
uikinu
!'
ti-
mfitrmulimi
in
roiranl
'
Council
lal
niulil.
of
the
council
concurred
with
the
principle
of
taking
rare
of
old
and
incapacitated
men
bill
(Inquest
ion
urose
as
to
whether
Acropolis
Hill
was
the
best
placr
In
put
them.
After
some
discussion,
it
was
decided
to
lay
the
mailer
on
the
table
for
a
week
to
permit
of
the
finance
comuiillee
anil
the
Hoard
of
Works
conferr
ring
on
the
matter.
The
report
a
lo
the
employ
ment
of
local
men,
it
was
fell.
would
meet
n
complaint
thai
was
presented
to
the
ciiy
council
by
a
group
of
"old
timers
and
tax
payers
itiai
Hiey
were
being
Jis-
criniinaieil
against
and
thai
"stranger"
were
gelling
the
pre
ference
in
eilv
employment
.
HILL
60
CHAPTER
ELECTS
OFFICERS
Mrs.
John
Manson
Re-elected
as
Regent
of
Young
Women's
Branch
of
I.O.D.E.
The
annual
meeting
nf
Hill
fiO
Uhhpter,
Imperial
Order
Haggh-lVs
of
the
l-impire,
took
place
last
evening.
Officers
for
1
920
weye
elected
and
reports
of
n
very
successful
past
year
were
presented
by
the
retiring
officers.
New
officer
were
elected
as
follows:
Urgent
Mf.
John
Mansou.
(re-fcleclrd).
FlraF
fcj"-r-
regeril
Mrs.
Second
vire-regent
Mis
Irene
W'eallierhead.
Secrelnry
Miss
Caroline
Mit
chell.
Treasurer
Mrs.
.1.
V.
Mc-
Auley.
Fducationnl
secretary
Miss
Xora
llivelt.
Kchoes
secretary
Miss
Alber
ta
Hill.
Standard
bearer
Miss
Annie
Dalby.
TO
PROTECT
WATER
'he
clly.
SUPPLY
OF
CITY
Second
Six-Inch
Main
to
be
Put
In
From
Ninth
Avenue
to
Dam
on
Mountain
Back
of
Town
The
conslruclion
of
a
second
dx
inch
water
main
front
Ninth
Avenue
lo
the
darn
up
Hie
mountain
behind
the
eily
is
In
be
pro
ceeded
with
immediately
it
was
decided
by
Hie
couneiWAsI
.nighl
on
recommendation
nf
the
Hoard
of
Wrnrks.
TJie
cost
will
be
about
8,500.
This
main,
paralleling
one
thai
is
already
there,
is
in-!
tended
lo
prolec.l
the
nityV
waler
supply
In
ease
anv
break
Subscribe
lo
the
Daily
News.
Cntl
RrikMt
vittkla
naanmL
iii
Prime
Huncrt.
which
he
is'
A
further
report
from
the!,,'",lon
answering
and
wtiich
is
very
in-jUnurd
of
Works
recommending
teresting
as
showing
how
infor-.lhnl
local
old
and
incapacitated
nation
in
reganl
to
tins
port
is
men
he
placed
to
work
at
$3.50
spreading.
Tlie
hatter
say:
pr
day
under
a
good
trnwho
Ah
a
question
of
a
Pacific
oul-Jremoving
Ihe
rock
pile
on
Un
let
for
the
1'eace
lliir
dislrictlAcropolis
Hill
alhletic
grounds
will
be
seriously
considered
iniwas
laid
on
I
he
table
for
a
week
.cry
near
future
1
would
be
glad
il
ynu
woulil
J'orwai'il
all
import
by
the
council.
In
connection
with
the
latter
int
features
concerning
the
Porl
report,
ibe
most
of
the
members
SCHOOL
COMMITTEES
FOR
YEAR
DRAFTED
Board
Had
Preliminary
Meeting
Last
Night
to
Consider
1926
Estimates
Committees
for
the
year
hae
lieen
apposed
as
follow
liy
H.
It.
Itodliesler,
chairman
of
the
fi'hool
hourd:
King
F,dward
Trustees
S.
l.
Johnston
and
Thomas
MrMcekin.
I
loot
h
School
Trustees
W.
O.
Fulton
and
H.
A.
Hryaiil.
Itorden
SI
reel
Trustee
Thomas
Me-.Meckiii
and
W
.
O.
Seal
Cove
Tru-dcea
S.
D
Johnston
and
C.
A.
Hryunt.
The
board
1iad
a
meeting
Ian)
nijtnt
in
the
rity
police
court
at
whieh
estimates
were
considered
in
preparation
for
the
rojnilnr
monthly
meeting
tomorrow
nighl.
STEWART
J.
II.
I'aMvn.
J.
It.
GamphelH
:
nd
V.
Kinintond.
who
haveMwn
on
llojle
llros.
diamond
drilling
staff
here,
have
iefi
for
Kimber-
'ey.
Herlmrt
J.
Lane
of
Victoria,
formerly
a
aamplnr
at
the
Itri-tannia
mine,
was
a
recent
arm
a!
in
Slewa.rl.
Thomas
Itannen.
(table
ho
for
the
Premiar
Co.
at
Xine
Mile,
is
a
patieiH
in
the
hospital
here
suffering
from
the
cffecU
of
ha
ing
beil
kicked
in
the
eye
by
v
hore.
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace:
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
3t.
Anyox:
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
.17.
tslewart:
cloudy,
calm.
Icinp
Ilnxelion:
cloudy,
calm.
Iaiwo
32.
Smilhers:
part
cloudy,
calm
temp.
3K.
Hums
Lake:
part
cloudy,
calm
temp.
:t&.
iele.grupb
(lreek:
cloudy,
calm
Icjnp.
21.
.
W
liiJehorseppart
cloudy,
Ailin
leiap.
3.
Dawson:
cloudy,
oalro.
tomji
in.
Averagi'
for
ukon
:
;
anowing.
lmip."
2(1..
WHIST
LEAGUE
'
Moose
Won
Game
from
Orange
Lodge
Last
Night
by
C
to
3
The
ante-iJaled
game
lasHigrhl
in
the
Mens
heetion
of
the
hra-
lemai
Wliwl
LcNgue
resulted
in
a
win
for
the
.Moose
Lodge
by
to
3
over
I
be
Ortmfce
Lodge.
League
funding
to
dale
is
a-
follows:
W.
L.
Pis
Moose
;
19
HI.
Andrew's
.m.
8
K
i:ik(.
7
4
7
Oddfellows
7
f
7
K.
of
P
7
5
7
K.
of-C
:
0
0
A
K.
of
C
-.
&
7
6
Orongc
Lodge
5
8
6
i.
W.
V.
A
3
8
3
8.
of'
F.
i
3
0
3
John
llalilanejJnillnn,
was
fin
eil
?2.ri
and
i-nnUt
:n
the
city
police
court
tlija
Jiinridwt
for-
in
toxica'
ion.
HahliUM),
in
a
drunken
condition,
early
Insl
night
enter
ed
-Hit
house:
or
Mrs.
Sims
on
(Irahum
Aenlio
(Hid
was
I
here
arreted
by
Conrttlblc
Abw
la'-dona'ld.
down
shnulil
occur
in
Die
main
Accounts
up
to
Pebnirtry
5
lietween.
Woodworlh
Lnke
an(l',,,lwlli,l-'
-'.122.0G
were
passed
int
last
night's
council
meetiiu:
Variola
depart
tiieut
jiayndu
7SEE
OU
AJE
ooc
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
NVANTKH.
2
1
.
fllKHT
BAUf'.AIN.
Thre.-
loin
on
Taylor
Street.
:iil(UM
ci
for
all.
Close
in.
about
fiv
or;
six
blocks
from
Pni
offme.;'
(iood
view.
Paved
Street
lot
25
x
1
00
x
It.
Weslenhavcr
Itro.
FOH
SALE.
New
machinery,
boat-
;i
piston
riii
an.
I
Northern
Kxcliaiiee
Avenue.
Plmne
2-
Karl
i
and
ii
"'"il
Mil
i';:gMies,
p!
III.C.'ll
T-4
.
I
Sc.
'ond
i
r
Ftn
SALE.
ia
launch
'
Xancv"
in
first
class
cond'lion;
sine
28
fool
by
8.
liray
engine
10-12.
O.
hone,
Plione
3HT.
'.liIHON
Plionograidi
for
sale
ebeap,
170
records
with
fab-inel.
Phone
Hlnck
3.13.
-
35
IjtlHll
Truck
for
!yr'l
(image
sab1
TO
RENT
Apply
35
IIOOM8
TO
ITF.iVr.-
team,
heat-
ad,
hot
and
cold
water.
225
Second
Avenue,
half
block
below
Totem
Pole.
Phoiie
767.
FOH
KENT.
Modern
four
room
(hi
nai
with
Monarch
range.
I'dapp
lllock.
Weatenbaver
Rroa.
tf
vll
HKK'J'.
IManna.
olaier
nlanrm.
phonographs
and
ew
ing
maohlnoa.
Walker'
Munic
Rlore
FOH
IlKNT.
Tailor-shop;
lw
business
moms
below,
tw
living
moms
above.
W'csten
haver
Hrns.
f
FfiH
HENT.
Hnom
with
or
with
out
board;
near'
elevnlnr.
Phone
Ited
157.
f
'H
llKT.
Furnished
house,
newly
decorated.
J.
V.
Mc-Kinley.
'
f
FOH
IlKNT.
-
-
Furnished
suite
Mussallnm
ApartmenlM.
Plum
tf
MODKRN
H.AT
for
Jlwil.-
Apply
Vnx
flnlllironer
if
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
UOOM
and
Hoard,
flO.flo
weekly,
livery
home
comfort.
Apply
Hal
2UI
Iaily
News
office.
HOAIU)
The
Second
Avepqe
LOST
Inlander.
830
IMi'i.ta
II-
LOST.
Mack
leather
order
oase.
Finder
please
return
to
daily
News
office.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
wanl
anv!
hmg
onl
for
or
delivared.
phone
us.
P.O.
Uox
0D0,
BUT
MY
cooo
OMUY
TEN
DOUUAt3-
lt
Oldaniobile
4.
&
paMti-
ger
louring
WH
0
H84
Kaah
&
aiMtnfer
lour.
ing
tSWJiH
tt2l
Ovarland
Sdan
70d.io
t'.MB
Reo
wvsfl
nseiMer
touring
700J)
1025
l
ord
Goufie,
ballwou
tiro
car
like
new
(060.00
l22
F
rd
Tudor
sedan,
I4SS.00
Itf22
Ford
Coupe
.
130
(H-102
1
Ford
one
ton
I
nnu,
pane!
body
lS7ti)n
Ford
liglil
delivery
enais.
rebuilt
H7.00
All
curs
cnuranleed
in
good
ioechanicul
eoiMliUon.
lerms
can
be
arranged.
KAIEN
CARAQE
Itaav
Ford
and
Chevrolet
Hervioe
Slnl
tion.
Agent
for
Mcl.atfhlin
Oakland,
oldsimdule
and
Chev
rolet
cars,
Hoo.
O.M.d
and
r'ederal
Trucks.
WRKCKIJiO
SKIIVTCK
HAY
AND
JWIHT.
AUCTIONEER.
Mil
make
one
dollar
look
like
two
when
you
buy
your
house
hold
furniture
frotn
ine.
Pri
vate
Mule
daily.
T
hoy
oul-nulil
for
cash,
or
auniion
ar-raiwreil
on
conimUsioo.
Phono,
graph
records
exchanged.
l
F.
Hrnie,
Aiiclionier,
20fl
llrr-ond
Klreet.
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
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and
Flanges
oourhl.
sold
and
exehiinged.
New
fur
ni
lure
and
ranges
exchanged
for
your
old
ones.
Itedrooui
living
riani
and
dining
rwoio
furniture
always
in
slock.
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ways
watch
my
wlidw.
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chanirad
daily.
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Miickenxle
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Phone
C7
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Paul
or
Oust)
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and
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pa-ncnger
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disnositl
any
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for
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ROSS
CROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
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and
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chance
Jew
and
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Goods.
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PAPADOPULOS
WW
roird
Ave.
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of
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE
303
Third
Avenue
loin
ngcnl
for
Columbia
necordi
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repair
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Hicycles,
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nnd
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per
word
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advance.
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!et
than
50c
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reliable
man
in
every
town,
nierrhauU
preferred,
to
lake
order
for
best
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clothe
in
f'.an-
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commission
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Rex
Tiiiloring
Toronto.
ami
sewing:
reuiodeiiing.
re-pairing.
knitting,
etc.
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Qrean
704.
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SALE
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laves
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modern
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bath,
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