Finer
Tea
means
more
delicious
cups.
SALADA
If
H6J8
GREEN
TEA
blended
from
only
the
choicest
young
leaves,
yields
very
richly.
Superior
to
any
Japan
or
Gunpowder.
Try
it.
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UAfLT
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Wednesday
Feb.
3,
t92fi.
City
Bond
Sale
Very
Satisfactory.
The
wisdom
of
the
policy
of
careful
financing
and
close
cutting
of
all
unnecessary
expenditures
was
shown
in
the
sale
of
bonds
Monday
night
when
the
highest
price
yet
paid
was
reeeiwxt
by
the
oily.
Prince
Rupert
is
beginning
to
feel
the
effect
of
the
building
or
the
elevator
and
the
court
house,
structures
which
establish
this
as
a
centre
and
make
it
certain
that
the
interest
on
Ihe
bonds
will
be
paid.
Also
the.-market
is
feeling
the
effect
of
the
improvement
of
the
city
by
the
building
of
permanent
roads.
.
This
financing
will
prove
an
inspiration
to
the
mayor
and
aldermen
lo
continue
on
.a
course
which
will
still
enhance
the
local
securities
mid
make
this
cily
ode
of
the
most
solid,
fiuali
ciaily,.
on
the
continent.
It
is
a
.great
satisfaction
to
feel
that
our
financial
condition
is
Miiind
and
that
if
mouev
is
rennired.
it
is
only
necessary.p.gy
jnlo.the
money
market
and
ask.
for
ii
hi-
wnirr
in.
H.
Is
It
Possible
To
r
Play
Golf
Here?
Many
of
those
intere(cd'have
investigated
the
possibilities
of
making
a
golf
course
near
Prince
Rupert
and
all
so
far
have
decided
against
it.
They
say
it
cannot
be
done.
Thai
also
i.
our
own
opinion
yet
there
is
a
possibility
that
someone
know
a
place
near
here
where
even
a
nine
hole
course
could
be
made.
Frankly
we
do
no!
know
of
any
place
nearer
than
Terrace.
lyis
is;writlen
in
th.o
Jiopoi.hat
anyone
having
a
suggestion
to
ifiake
should
do
so.
Wei
want
a
gold
links
badlv
here.
Can
we
get
it?
'
&
Sir
Henry
Thornton
'
And
Canadian
National.
The
people
of
Canada
are
justified
in
kecpiug
n
keen
eve
for
the
motives
of
the
men
who
are
out
to
kill
thfti
fJ.N.H..
now
that
it
is
steadily
increasing
its
earning
power,
says
the
Manitoba
Free
Press.
Some
of
this
JinstUilv
doubtless'
comes
from
interests
allied
with
the
C.P.R.,
which
does
not
appreciate
having
Mie
competition
of
a
first
class
road
thai
is.
out
for
its
share
of
the
public
business.
It
might
be
also
said
that
there
are
powerful
private
interests
in
Canada
that
are
opposed
to
the
growl
ii
and
development
of
any
publicly
owned
enterprises.
They
reganl
public
ownership
as
a
dracon
to
be
fouehl
with
out
quarter.
Ileuce
their
alarm
at
the-ability
of
the
C.N.R.
to
increase
its
earnings.
It
is
possible,
however,
thai
the
chief
reason
tortile
drive
against
Ihe
.National
Railways
springs
from
another
motive.
If
the
Canadian
National
were
capilnlied
al
aro.imi
yyo.uuu,MMi,
winrn
i
the
amount
of
its
stock
and
uium
uaiuiiies
io
me
public,.
j
would
become
a
moncy-mnkci'
once
it
room
earn
u.,uui.on
pvejuinerating
cost?;
If
It
could
,,i
willed
i
M
fmrv
ii
wouiu
soon
necomo
one
or
the
most
profitable
enterprises
in
the
country
and
would
provide
the
ground
for
another
crop
of
niulli-millionnircs.
Hence
the
effort
io
mane
me
country,
believe
Hint
jt,ha
in
the
Canadian
National
Railways
a
white
elephant
which,
it
mu!
pel
rid
of
without
de
lay.
If
public
-opinion
could
be
brought
to
favor
the
disposal
of
the
road.
we
Khmild
have
syndicate
of
patriotic
geiiMemen
nf-
u-rwK
ui
lane
over
ihe
road
upon
terms
which
would
leave
the
country
carrying
the
bag.
while
they-made
off
with
the
profit.
We
may
expect
a
rtHnnaipn
of
increasing
violence
i.,.ni-t
ii,
i.nnnoi.'iii
nii,.,,ii
w
i
.
.
.
.-
"
."i.,.,mi,i.
...i,
iiriu
v
mi)
-11,1111.
llll-
Ollll'l.n
.old
mi
tup
railway's
enu-mrts.-s.
i.,?.
,.ose
n.e
i
lie
Hurl-
ltanmift,
t
i
rt.
Wit
uaniii
year,
Ula&lo
'
The
nniei
'mortal
.Mrm..ry
fu
resfimulwnn'i
to
by
rj
II.
it.
itmul
milil
recently-
imU'i-
of
I
no
Vresliy
lerian
uiurcji
-W,
6'A
T4he
rciM
i
Daily
Ti(.1c.Jyuraal
ThPTiTiiff,rtar
to
.,1
in.-
ro,.l,Ksfimatcd
revenue
I
till-
Willi,
l
.
llii'li
I
r.I.M.Iil,1(l':.
"
.
"
i-.-.-.ii.i
...
iiinnr
i
.lI.Ol
Mils
Kill.
I
i-
(COw
,lll
Slllll
1.
1
Surplus
,!f4
mr
or
so
oi
cxpatniiitp
tiiisiiit-.s.s
in.Minliu
rev-
-Telephone
7"'
V,
14
Mil(,w,n
win
awaken
io
nu
umifrsL.miing
Estnnaled
revenu,
......
,
..nr.
.iuiiuuiaii
AHiionai
itife
Lounii
v
i,..
-
an
i.-
.
i
,i
ii,r..i
culable
vnhie.
Pour
hot
milk
over
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Better
than
mushy
porridges
1
1
Xpenditure
Surplus
..
MARRIED
MEN
ARE
rr
Iff.
evpninff-Trim
lni,ii.i
lii
Mn..n-'
!
Ii
V3.n28.nfi
a.132.52
2D5.18
GIYEN
PREFERENCE
Aid.
Perry
Gives
Re
1
to
Aid.
Brown's
Question
it
City
Counoll
Weeing
Aid.
Rrown
made
quiry
at.
lost
tiinlil's
council
I
'eiinft
if
any
8inle
men
wen
.cm
fm
.
.
.
...
.1
.
.
pioyeu
on
cuy
rocs
writ
wlille
married
men
were
brrij
laid
off
J
Aid.
Perry,
chairman
,fllie
board
Of
works,
replied
Ilia
Slich
knowledge
but
l"
had
no
l",l
that.
there
inixhl
be
sninp
4bIp
men
retained
in
cily
wor
ole
supporl
of
dcpe'n
dent
in
the
city.
In
were
i'
resi-
TUft
DAILY
KhWS
!DR
GRANT
IS
SPECIAL
AUDIT
1
CHIEF
SPEAKER
OF
UTILITIES
i
BURNS
BANQUET
I
"Immortal
Memory"
Theme
Ones
Mire
of
Prince
Rupert's
Former
5
Pastor
rti
1
.
v
.
Iff
uiic
na'
or
the
rYciitny
ai
City
Council
Wishes
to
Know
Where
It
Stands
Regard
to
Power,
Etc.
On
im-iton
hr
Aid
e).
OiuUd
U
Atd.iR'-'W".
ihe
uiy
conned
ln
nfftlil
instructed
Ho
uflili's
anyl)iiief
to
brmtr,
af'oit
a
Mciatf
audi!
of
utilities
ucistiiww
fMaances
irom
xue
foe
f
lb''
inception
of
the
de
partment
until
I
in-
present-dale
so
thai
the
statu-
"i
Hie
ulililies
tie
Itt
I
K
l
'
1
definilely
tUlhllllcil.
lii
mtro.nemi:
Ml-
waiter.
am.
I'.asey
HdVt
U
w-
a
ll
klKWIl
Jm
'.
that
the
status
of
llm
uMli-
wa
not
definiieh
eslalilisli-
was
iiiinn,..,.!
i.i-
ii.-
in.
ii
ii
0.1.
Slimier
or
later
n
would
ie-
vlHt.'.afler
huni0Pintl,,o"M
'"
r",",w
""'
tiranl,
n
few
inh-,,.liil..f-v
M.fflt4
rertiark,
i
in
wtueti
-h.M,i
Plant.
.l
III,'
oill-'
a
iicei
i.i-
lie
.'ompluhtcd
Of
the
financial
nature
of
o
many
Scot
cli
sUn
ies,
Siuilcc
with
eluiiuence
,if
Huni,
the
man,
ami
ltunrc
''he
p'eti';
Much
injufti
hM
Ui
lue
t
the.
.
inenior;saf
Htfcifiin..
tm
sakt.
by
his
rt'.'lif&q'.
whmi9"
'
-r'.
r
;
r.
ii'i...
dwfjl
mubff
wator1to
uchi
te
lias
don
iir;lWBrtltty.
He
wa
one,
Qtjim
:fffisUt
rcliytotf
r
einaneiiiatoMjJMiviiitlJ
oiks
fiuiTifiW
yoarUMw
live.
"Hfcly
ttiVt
fyrr"
ing
a
seUuflsr
irtiinent
of
the
pharisaign
htf
54Wy.
Burns
Loat
Friend
llurnslwis
a
tivirtii
voice
b
tin-sense
of
jnan's
dign7ty.
m
am
ae
when
r;tnl
and
titles
wrrtr
n-
preme.
JC
holli(n
iiieinor
could
evfr
hiuionVil
as
is
Unit
of
Ilunrt
'-iu
evexyi
city
of
ihe
world
(list
night,
llrn
was
a
leal
friflinl
and
wa4
no
mure
a
drunkanl
titan
any
ynumtd'-r
his
day.
(;
wij
pp.xiurl
ui
t.,-limes
in
thi,
and
VfU
''"ii"
Imrtiinirl
(Ue-iKl.
.
a
p,,y
there
is
poet
whe
b
a
ma-u
inonunieii4
to
ihit
MjemoiT
-has
JlurV.
m
fls
Jhir
ari'mnJ
imp
worjfl.
iic
ha
u
aoDnw
ledsrnt
is,
iwiortjMMrrMtefi
at
poets,
iwu
only
0f
.-sewUii,.i.
tittl
of
the
fft'''
tti
su,.i,.4.
pear?
hr
B0ro
iioetri1
ha
l
Ik-come
ctjlshffd
into
a
nuirl
rrtii.
Theji
came
Burns
anj
miei
-
prebd
a.
fure
hxiJi
renotJ".l
pei-lry
from
its
siiH-k)s
and
Jaw
if
Mvus
.eul.
Th
lov.iv-t
!hu-
in
the
I
inruaK
f-rntaHU'
in
his
.
vr",
"1-iVit
jientiv!
rlwee
AfiPti."
fliu
ns
his
w
ilii-a
poeJiis
iliai
-are
to
Otsveiascd
.is
the
fiiH-t
i
.Hie
4rll
narrative
artd
afltt
ha
also
.vi
!jn
the
(I
Inc
song,
iii
"Willie
'
.
V
Itiarofc
Ipeaker
"1
Iliat
tlainl
cum
give
mil
to
Canada
and
he
prved
tin'
eols
4'""ill
Uii-
plant
in
lional
si
land
rni
DMBtnh'f,
the
tii-
tftat
ha
imad-
Seoi-
UTILITIES
SURPLUSES
for
hontk
December
Electric
I
intit.
Department
Shew
ed
Profit
of
$3,4C
arid
.
f
hones,
233.ftS.
.The
city
liSh'.
il.iUmttneiii
dill-
mf
th
'mwaift'
of
ll'eri'inlwr
nhowe.l
a
iirplu
f
f;t,4oi
and
the
telephune
departinMd,
a
surplus
of
:-5.t8,
aenei'irtBg
to
reports
furistid
the
crty
council
last
nitti
hy
'
l.
Little,
nipi'r-inlemli'iit
of
utilities.
HKinejfor
the
operation
of
ihe
two
deiiartmetit'.
during
the
month
werif-.as
folh
Electric
Light
ijft.iin.oo
fi.tlllli.llO
o,
in
i.
on
tioti
niToniil
llii'l
I
n
aiTMUKe-l!
f(jr
Io
laae
care
of
such
an
event
-j
lialllv
hut
II
liiid
not
been
pro-!
fiirrly
credited.
When
the
lllliel
name
f..-
renewnu:
the
plant,
the
council
would
wonder
where
lln
land
hud
irone.
He
felt
iai
now
was
the
tune
lo
esian-
ttl,
niifi.
t.iul
rui'
nil
wtiellier
ifl&ney
or
viee
ersa
so
that
ar
faftseiiient"
could
he
made
for
ei
lliown,
who
said
that
the
ulili-ffe'!
had
a
erlit
hut
the
irMMiey
whs
not
availahh'
The
mrilimi
was
unaniluouI
carried.
Aid.
Stephens
remarking
thai,
to
obtain
an
unpreiuibeed
audit,
it
Stiou),)
In.
mad,'
in,
lepeiii
lent
of
Hie
ulililii'.
nr
ii'iv
o'lo-r
deparl-ini'tit.
BREACH
OF
BUILDING
BYLAW
DISCUSSED
AT
MEETING
OF
COUNCIL
Objection
Taken
to
Addition
to
Hotel
Central
Which
Is
Said
to
be
Contrary
to
Bylaw
Kntpjiry
was
niaib'
of
Aid.
MckeeliTiie.
chairman
of
the
budding
coimnission.
at
lal
nUlfjV
founeir
iiieettosr
by
Aid.
I'err)'
as
In
w
tin
was
reionsihle
fpr
a
permit
haviiiK
been
granted
far
Ihe
erect
ion
of
n
four-storey
adilfliiin
to
tin-
Central
H(Hel
eoiilf.ii
v
in
the
Dnil'linx
II)
law.
Aid.
McKechni''
adnulleil
that
he
hail
:ieii
hi.
O.K.
to
Hi,-
project
plien
the
matter
had
been
brouvht
lo
llttni.y
I
be
cily
pn-Kinecr.
He
declared
thai'
the
pre-sentHuildiiin
llylaw
w.i
un-wojckable
and
lhat
some
"ruin
lOtWi.seiis.-"
should
be
injected
into
il
instead
of
so
much
"red
lape."
Aid.
Perry
and
oilier
members
nf
tin-
board
felt
that
no
single
alderman
should
take
responsibility
oh-himself
for
assenting
to
a
breach
of.
a
bylaw
whether
it
was
practicable,
or
not.
-
AbL,
Casey
shared
lhi
view
and
observed
that
lh
lluildins
Hy-low
had
been
vbilale.l
in
con
nee
-lion
with
Hit-
inovinjr
nf'Vt.
A-
urewjs
ntiiiuiug
wiiicb
was
now
the,
pn-d-"ffice
ninl
Jial
inw.
another)
h'nildii
Iwas
)n'U)?
erV.cJed
'apparent
l
.in
violation
xif
ihij
bylay.
I
.loot
(Jiitit
ph
Hlaek
.
-j
Inn
enoiini,
to
un
this
rlVi,;t(he
declared.
.,
ralher
leBgti,
dsc.MioibH;n;i
which
mojl
of
ihe
ini'iniiers
of
"the
fttiuiicjl,
partiuipaled,
ended
with
tiP
decision
to
have
the
Iliiild-ins
Hyfaw
inspected
by
the
new
cily
eii!rineer
and
brought
before
the
council
for
revision
if
neees.
sary.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince.
Rupert
February
3,
1916.
.Mrmiiri
of
the
St.
Andrews
Rociely
iu,i
in
the
rooms
last
iiiKlit
to
lake
farewell
of
John
Nicol
who
left
this
morning
for
liainmorc
etirnUle
to
his
old
home
in
Scotiand.
President
S.
l.
MaCdonald.
on
hehtllf
of
tlic
anciely,
presented
Mr.Mcol
with
a
handsome
Kold
walr.h,
suitably
inscribed.
.Mayor
.Mlaifery
Is
axslstlntt
the
Canadian
llninecrs
in
re
cruit
iiur
carpentffS,
plumbers,
eieciricfaiis,
civil
fsiijiflheern,
mlii
ltjjr
cnKineei',
s.tirveyors
and
atchflecls
for
aclive
service.
There
were
13!
persons
pros
sent
at.
the
annual
conari'Kalionnl
meeiiiuf
arid
dinner
nf
the
Presbyterian
Cliuni,
last
nijtht.
(inn.
If.
Muii'a
win
elecied
inamiKei'
for
one
year
in
place
of
II,
0.
t
.....
a
k
.
.
.
.
.
II
I
s
.
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MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aye:
K
H
IK
you
do
not
care
to
Iratr
your
own
pels,
uiarrj
a
widower.
MANY
youou
men
imagine
11m
daily
dozen
means
cmaretle.
AllTWtins,
nr,.
noi
the
only
lliin.s
thai
bar.len
with
iMte.
I
hiiik
f
the
seared
conscience
-nine
of
Ihe
old
men
have.
YOl'
Itave
only
lo
live
iu
awarding
house
Ui
irii
that
pence
in
this
workl
Ik
iniosible.
VIIK.i;Vi:n
a
cripiinal
wishe
o
pel
off,
he
jrons
to
the
Chief
J
ns
I
ice
and
dijr
up
an
irretrular-
fly.
That
is
llrilisb
jusiiee.
II-
he
look-
iiitporlatil
and
talks
iiiiporlanl
ami
swears
at
lite
offiee
biy,
he
is
probably
Ihe
nan
who
will
be
lei
out
the
moment
there
is
a
laek
time.
A
MONTH
or
more
has
passed
since
Xew
Year
resolution
were
made
and
if
there
is
one
not
'
roken,
I
do
not
know
nboni
it.
JAKK
ay
his
resolutions
ar
'
roke
ami
he's
broke
loo,
ho
ibere
oti
are.
.Nohoily
oan
lie
Jealous
A
HKSOLLTKl.N
once
was
made
And
sworn
lo
on
the
bible
Hut
now
alas
il
s
ionx
since
broke
And
my
resolve
is
idle.
1
1
n
aunosi
n
mum
wor:
lakitis
lh,.
pins
(lut
of
the
huni
dry
-as
washing
lur
own
ahirl
al
home.
iuiv
on
fho
prairies
fhey
tiour
alcohid
into
Ihe
radiator
In
keep
it
from
gfttilijf
tiK,t
'Jueerl
.IAKH
says
the
skin
you
love
to
touch
Is
the
one
you
ouplil
not
lo.
touch.
Til
lilt
liM
one
tiling
nboul
earl
spruiK,
yon
huvo
to
pay
bijr
price
for
your
wife's
new
llntins
just
i
lien.
Siibseriho
to
the
Daily
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PRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
Ha
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
-Placer
Oold,
$77.M5,l:i;
r.
?i
i
on-
S.U..I-.
118.82
l.ri7U:
Lead.
$70.58.5785
Copper,
l87,t8t:lT8;
,
I7l'ij7;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$it.it..14U:
Conl
uud
liike,
!2oO880.(HH
Hi
Stone.
Brick,
Cement,
etc.,
$t2,32&,8M;
making
its
Mineral
Production
lo
u
P
VJ2
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
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
tlm-j
Cf
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
ihe
British
Empire.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
lo
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
whi
h
u
guaranteed
by
Crown
tliauls.
Full
informaliou
logelher
with
Mining
Report
and
Mapi,
limy
be
obtained
gr-.if
i
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
Britlih
Columbia.
N.ll.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
unui
which
-
r
,
work
ha
been
done
are
described
in
ume
one
of
the
Annual
Report-
of
th
f
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
to
uch
repor
T
are
available
willhuil
charge
on
application
lo
the
Department
of
Mines,
n,
Reports
of
the
fieologi.
nl
Survey
of
Canndn,
Pacific
Building,
Vnncouvi
.
r
mended
as
valuable
sources
of
informaliou.
v.
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111.
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foV
11-lilnpi.liianl
al
II,,.
i.poii.t
linn-
i
term.
A.
M.
MallSOII,
He
mvel
actwo
Imirly.
the
the
u-iialj
.
It.
Widen
i
laud
I-
i.
Dawson
were
re-He,
i,'d
tlx
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BONDS
l
III
I
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,
.))
Guaranteed
First
Mortgage
10-Year
Bonds
Or
The
International
Electric
Co.
Paying
10
per
cent
per
annum
This
Company
is
snpphnij.'
Lipht
and
I'ow
i
and
llistrirl-
is
well
managed
uid
ef
fn
onii
.
YOUR
INVESTMENT
IN
THIS
18
AMPLY
PROTECTED
Compare
ln
mlercl
on
your
money
with
'h
you
are
grtliuir
now
IIcanadianT
iaiiwT,y
Are
you
getting
10
per
cent
on
your
invested
money?
If
not,
here
is
your
opportunity
Write,
or
call
an.
I
sec
ih
of
this
bond,
which
ensnre-
.il
'ill.
.
tor
t.
Safety
with
Profit
H.
W.
M.
ROLSTON
&
CO.
General
Broker,
Stewart,
B.C.
Also
M.
M.
Stephens
A
Co.,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
IL
W.
M.
Holslon.
oi
It.
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r
u,
.
am
rt
I
or
Slewnrl.
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be
at
I
tic
Prun
e
Unpen
II
the
week
comnieiu
uijr
l-Vbruary
!.
lti?n,
.,n-l
Any
ox.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
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his
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la
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Uuvemmeat
of
Urltinh
Columbia.