Jtuil&ers
Supplies
i
W
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c
(foimm
K9L9RED
Quikr.i
ca
J
mfULLJ.
r
ittMun.
wiuxuu,
jwuu.
sucwu
fat
HJttOCrtt.
TICIDRH
ui
SUT1U
I
tot
rtHuvAt
Lumber
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stock
your
winltr's
supply
oi
Nanaimo-Welling-ton
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phontt
116
ail
117
(THE
ORIGINAL)
ft
Genuine
Gillette
Razor
with
one
blade
and
one
Tube
Rexail
Shaving
Cream
all
for
40
cents
Ormes
Limited
T
-
It
x
1
1
St.
or
I
i
--
Druggists
3rd
Avenue
and
Cth
Street
Phones
82
and
200
H
i
n
'..
tt
p.m.
Sniida
and
Holiday
I.'
to
2.
at
d
?
in
9
f
iii.
LOGGERS
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
budding
iirt
lor
to
r'nxxell
Hiii-
her
Shop,
across
from
the
Kmprc-s
Hotel
We
rarry
a
full
hue
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
IicanadunT
PACinc
Viaiual?
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
DxmU
28.
Wj
II.
2S
Prank
11
Jjiuij
I,
14.
29
is.
ruau
hiimu
for
lulUtli,
IwtniM
Bat,
Coal
Balla
II.
OcMH
rails.
Naniu,
AUrt
Bar,
Campkali
Wlta,
ti4
Vanoomof
ar
Salorsat
11
t
in.
Al3,
for
ill
SUomahlp
Lint.
Full
Information
from
W.
0.
ORCHARD
Oanaral
AganU
Cemtr
f
4th
Slraol
on
r
Atnu,
frmtt
Kurort.
BO.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sallinto
trtxn
rnnco
Ruiwrt.
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
Satanaon
Bar,
an
Alort
Bt,,
Tuoaoat,
S
P.M.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
AUrt
Bit,
an4
I
wanton
Bay,
BoturSar,
10
A.B
For
ANYOX.
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rltr
Caanarlaa,
Thurtda,
p.m.
For
PORT
aVPON,
ANVOX.
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART,
Sunday.
S
p.m.
k
IM
Aftnvo.
4.
aroai,
aa.oni.
-nr.
v.
n.r.
rr
4
wif
ro-siCHT"
grant
Best
Procui
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
J
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
PWoM
and
iiiiw4
I?
WiOa
Craat
N.
IjmmxI
UmIioMkIi
J
(Ulmw.CknliM,
UMtlUnM.
DH-lwn-i.
CUifM,
Sla4.
mi
'Ins
odvcrtlsemcnt
Is
not
imlilihd
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
th
Hoveriimeni
ui
Britih
C)lMfnl)iN,
Local
and
Personal
U.C.
Undertakers.
Pbooe
41.
Lartfe
safe
for
sale,
Mux
Ilvilbroncr.
Currie'ii
Taxi
and
Icnengcr.
Phone
50G
night
or
day.
1
Two
cars
at
your
service
Sheddon
Taxi.
Phone
134.
tf
H.
Khy
of
Snillliers
was
a
pa-"eiiitiT
from
(rain
to
boal
Ur-inoi
riitHU
liound
for
Vancouver
011
a
bi
h
1
m--.-
I
rip.
J
net
Iho
tliiu?
yoQ
kindling:
already
split
need
-
by
tl.r
bundle!
i'lin'c
llupfrl
Tranafe
and
Taxi.
Phone
112.
1:
Cireulaix,
nnlices,
balance
(heeU,
liriiM,
hIc.
inimeographed
rriuiipl
service.
Cull
Miss
John
ston.
210
i-ecnrvl
Avenue
Vef.
Phone
J87.
tf
.
(.harl
ioldloin,
proiniiici
Jlliioau
inen
halil.
and
Mr.
UnM
al'Hi
were
puKeni.'ct
H"lliti
Hiulli
almatil
I
lie
I'rilirei.
Ma:'
lln
nioriiinu
inn.
ml
fur
SN.u!e.
Mi-"
M
njiiiiei
Hoe.
gradu
1
nurse,
arri
ei
m
Hie
city
on
tin
I'niieexs
iimy
lid-.
niniiiM
r
from
Kelehikan.
It
in
her
in
lent
ion
o
remain
here
indefi
nitely.
ll.itepaei'
AH'iaiinn
nieel-iiik
I
mi
Kill
iu
I
lie
City
Ikiunri!
Ciiainlier
at
H
p.m.
Aililren
b
Mayor
elect.
IHectioii
of
offieerr
fur
etiMiiing
year.
Full
altendam
reiuen!ed.
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
W'rih!
"I
.luneau
were
nassencer
nliiiHi'd
Hie
I'rincenit
Mary
th
tiiorniiiK
bound
for
California
on
a
vacation
trip.
Mr.
Wright
is
prominent
Jew
eler
m
I
he
Alaska
1
capital.
Sum
Cuullor,
(Palladia
11
ru-inins
officer
at
White
Horse,
ar
i-niiipaiiied
by
Mm.
Coulter
ami
family,
were
passcuger
aboaid
Hie
Princess
Mary
this
morning
linund
fur
Victoria
on
a
vara-lion
trip.
I'he
fire
department
had
a
ra
at
J
o'drtck
yesterday
afternoon
in
tin-
residence
of
C
t
ifi
Fifth
Avenue
Wet
lie
break
1
ok
out
from
a
fireplace
ilid
itlijrlit
damage
to
an
xutsidc
wall.
Weekend
Specials.
Hound
-lea.
;'Jc
lb;
sirioin
steak
?Hr
Hi:
pot
roast
H
to
lte.
lb:
rump
ron-t
18c
;
sirloin
roast
i'jr
lb;
trimmed
loin
pork
roast
.'t'c;
shoulder
mutton
22c
lb.
Itiiier!
Table
Supply.
.1.
II.
PilUtbury
sailed
ib's
nmrhiiig
on
the
Prince
rtupeil
for
Victoria
where
he
will
r--matii
Tor
three
mouths
before
pioeiediiig
to
Winnipeg
where
In
future
headiiarters
will
be
made.
He
will
be
back
here
on
Ins
vt'av
Kn
Liii'Mi
steamer
Calala.
Capl.
A.
.Intiiisiiine,
arrived
in
port
at
to.
.111
last
nipht
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
midnight
for
Auyox
and
Na.is
Itlver
mints.
The
vessel
is
o
sail
from
,"iere
for
Van-
eonxer
anil
wayports
at
IU
o
-
rlnrk
tomorrow
uioruiiiK.
.1.
P.
Fordo,
district
engineer
for
Hie
federal
department
of
public,
works,
arrtvod
iu
the
city
on
1
ue
prince
Jtupen
mis
morn
ins
after
a
visit
to
Stewart
on
depart
mental
business.
He
will
proceed
nulh
to
his
headquarters
in
Victoria
on
the
Gatala
tomorrow
morning.
Passensers
sailing
this
morn
ilig
nil
Hie
Prince
Ituperl
for
tlu1
south
included
II.
A.
McLeod,
J,
A.
W.
Ilel,
P.
0.
Shalcross.
J.
A.
Munl,..
A.
It.
Kverts,
T.
J.
Sheiilnn.
A.
Kllerliy,
Sol
Itubin.
P.
Col:
hurst,
I.
Collliursl,
(.
Piili
lieit.
1.
(iaruetl.
J,
A.
Clark,
F.
W.
Allen.
I.
Anderson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
II.
Johnson,
D.
Taylor.
.1.
it.
Walki
r,
Dan
Juhour.
V.
lAiv.v.ilV.
J.
II.
Pillsbniy.
.1.
S.
'
I.'.,
C
W
l,M.
1
1111,1
-Father
Oodfrey
for
Oeimti
Falls:
J.
K.
Unhlane
for
Victoria:!
Ai
Alban
foe
Powell
Itiver:
Mrs
M.
(Iriffilhs
for
Seattle.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
!
Zam-Buk
provides
an
eYer-ready
and
reliable
first-aid
for
injuries.
It
is
also
unequalled
as
a
soothing,
speedy
remedy
for
obstinate
and
deep-seated
skin
disease,
poisoned
wounds,
ulcers,
piles,
etc
Within
erery
box
of
Zam-Bak
are
stored
fie
most
nimble
healing:,
toothing
and
antiseptic
properties
known
to
Science.
Its
unique
herbal
composition
and
its
absolute
freedom
from
animal
fats
a&d
mineral
drugs
mike
Zam-Buk
the
safest
and
best
dressing
for
skin
troubles
of
all
kinds.
Ctt
at
ICt
tin
0
(
t"t
Atrial
ktUr
Irnm
your
drutfitt
dtuitr
fiMfay
rrr
mtk
7mm-Buk
C
Toronto.
to
w
Ill
H
YtttAt
SAMPLE
Mr.
M.
infilu-
-.1
,.e.
tli"
iilorillliu
on
me
I'll
mii-
lluper.
for
Seattle.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
H.
lolinwr-sailed
on
the
lrinee
Knpert
this
morning
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
KrneiM
lve
a-
a
pas-senjier
on
the
Prince
Huperi
this
iimi-nina:
bound
from
Stewart
I),
Vancouver.
M'.
.iaioiff,
vvlio
has
lieen
h
r.
for
the
past
week
mi
busi.ies.
returned
to
Vancouver
on
the
Prinre
Rupert
this
ui
rinng.
D.
11.
Carwell.
C.t,
M.
M.
su
permteiulenl
engineer
from
Montreal
who
i
at
present
i;.
personal
charstt
of
the
liK'al
dry
dork.
'
sailed
on
the
Prince
Itn
perl
this
morning
tor
Vancouver.
Hubert
l.owe,
well
known
pioneer
of
t
tie
Yukon
and
pro
P.
Itiel.jniineiil
While
Horse
husirie--
wiiere
niinan,
aixl
Mr
I.ip
were
jas-
sengers
aboard
H10
Princess
Mary
this
morning
bound
fo
Vancouver
enroote
Kast.
In
The
Letter
Box
WHO
WAS
RESPONSIBLE?
Kdilor.
Daily
News.
N'W
that
the
iin'
election
is
over
aiid
Mayor
New
I
on
has
leen
re-elected
and
in,
view
of
the
rumors
that
have
been
circulated
regarding
the
failure
of
the
mayor
to
appear
at
the
nublb
nieetiug
called
by
himsejf
on
Tuesday
night
last,
it
would
be
a
matter
of
gnat
satisfaction
to
myself
personally
if
His
Worship
would
make
some
rdaic-nient
as
to
whether
or
not
1.
myself,
or
any
of
my
upporte-s
may
have
been
held
responsible)
by
him
.in
tha
connection.
S.
P.
McMOIlDIK.
CARD
OF
THANKS.
WilJ
alt
my
supporters
iu
yesterday's
elect
nn
iIeae
accept
my
grateful
lUaoks
for
their
kind
afforls
in
lu-ingiifc
aboi-i
my
ru-elction
while
I
avhs
bet-ridden.
1
hope
to
bo
aide
to
!
about
again
011
Monday.
S.
M.
XKWT'ON.
Muybr.
CARD
OF
THANKS.
Aldtirinnii
O.
Larson
Avishes
to
thank
Hie
olci-tors
for
bis
return
to
the
City
to
nssnire
th
I
to
their
inter,
sir.
during
.
Uir
enininsjf
year.
CARD
OF
THANKS.
Jos.
Orccr
desires
to
eonvev
illlHITllJ.
'
IIUMIWU,
.1.
.
miKV
.1.
1
.
,
..
4
.W
...id
Conslnble
M.
T.
Herr
fo.
l?
1
e,eo,0,!i
"
8
"
an
,,or
Vancouxer;
Miss
II.
McDonald
ciemon
ai
tne
ueao
or
the
110.!
Mo
the
1
1)2(1
council,
and
his
as-
surunee
of
hi
allenlion
to
their
Interests.
CARD
OF
THANKS.
i
i
Alderman
It.
'.
Verry
desires
lo
convey
bis
(banks
lo
the
elec-1
C.X.
II.
F.mploves
second
amiunllojrs
fm
the
fid'Miee
they
have-
liiill
in
Auditorium
Friday,
Feii-.slruwir
ny
rr-eit;.ng
blin
to
Iho
ruar.v
12.
'City
Council
for
1020.
'
MARS
UNINHABITED
SAYS
ASTRONOMER
Director
of
National
Observatory
Does
Not
Believe
In
Martian
Race
MO.VntKAL,
Jan.
15.
Dr.
Francois
Henroteau,
Director
of
the
Astronomical
Observatory
of
the
Dominion
tioverumenl
at
Ottawa,
does
not.
believe
there
is
any
human
or
near-human
population
on
Mars.
Xor
does
lie
believe
that
any
of
the
other
solar
planets
are
inhabited.
Dr.
Ilenroteau
expressed
these
views
iu
the
course
of
an
illustrated
lecture
on
"The
Planets
and
Our
Unknown
Worlds"
before
the
members
of
the
Alliance
I'ran-caie
here
last
nijrht.
Dr.
Ilenroteau
also
expressed
doubt
as
to
the
canals
of
Mars
heini:
canals
at
all,
although
admitting
that
he
himself
had
seen
ten
of
those
peculiar
lines
whijh
Lowell
entliusiasllcally
pro
claimed
to
be
canals,
linking
Martian
oceans
together.
The
Director
of
the
National
Observatory
showed
that
there
was
a
snow-covered
jioic
on
Mars:
that
a
irreat
deal
of
the
xoil
was
reddih-brown.
and
;
ibaoly
vast
stretches
of
desert
ami.
The
greenish
area
on
Uii'
screen
were
probably
vege-fa'ion.
forests,
for
the
colors
vary
slightly
with
the
seasons,
as
on
the
earth.
There
was
lilUe
water
on
Mars,
said
Dr.
Ilen-rofeuii.
and
few
clouds.
OXFORD
YOICE
IS
WORST
VICE
TODAY
OF
ENGLISH
STAGE5
LONDON,
Jan.
li
The
Oifm-d
voice,
tlial
lameiiiaitie
iinng
uiai
is
wore
than
Oxford
trousers,'
,
is
the
worst
vice
on
the
Knglisbi
stage
today,
in
the
opinion
of
SI.
John
r.rvitie,
dramatic
critic
and
playwright.
This
voice,
he
said,
was
mure
revolting
than
the
lUiekney
accent.
Swinging
to
comment
on
the
American
stasre.
Krvine
declared,
lloslou
was
a
town
where
Hie.
poorest
plays
got
the
largest
au-i
dienees
and
the
best
plays
the
h
ast,
while
he
described
Chicago
as
one
of
the
worst
places
in
America
for
theatre
production.
lie
has
just
returned
from
extensive
travel.
SETTLERS
RETURNING
TO
PRAIRIES
FROM
STATES
F.D.MII.NTON.
Jan.
13.
In
contrast
to
last
year,
when
many
ol
its
people
wens
leaving
for
the
United
Sutes
and
otlur
points
iu
the
south,
Iho
district
to
the
northeast
of
F.dmonlon,
especially
that
around
Vilna
and
Smokey
Iike.
is
witnessing
now
a
sudden
ami
persistent
return
of
many
of
tho.se
who
had
thus
departed,
along
with
a
goodly
number
of
new
comers.
Not
only
is
population
turning
steadily
Into
this
settlement
area,
hut
it
is
bringing
with
il
a
definite
change
of
sentiment
of
the
homesteaders
in
those
parts,
who
are
today
adopting
a
more
.sanguine
attitude
towards
their
prospects
for
the
future,
thus
giving
to
this
locality
a
setlleij
permanency
which
il
has
hereto
fore
lacked.
Instead
or
an
other
exodus,
t
lit
probabilities
all
point
to
a
decide,
inrush
of
new
settlers
into
this
area.
BOYS'
BAND
FATE
IS
NOW
IN
ROTARY
HANDS
A
1
Hie
Hotary
Club
luncheon
yesterday
Colonel
J.
.
Nicholls.
chairman
of
the
committee
hav
ing
iu
hand
the
boys'
baud,
announced
that
next
week
a
pro
posal
would
be
made
with
a
view
to
carrying
on
the
organization.
The
Hotary
Club
ha'l
six
months
(l
rro-1
07
1
1
"i
ti
I
ftif
I
It
aa
a
!
I
at
.
1
1
I
Ink
Comiei
Tor
102B
and
,
,.
.
.T
,.
bandmaster
Tor
the
term
now
cx-her.i
or
r
11
hs
nt
lent
ion
I
.....
;.
..
,
..
riling
tiuti
li
hus
iioiusru
111
srive
furtiier
help.
He
wanted
members
to
be
ready
to
discuss
and
vole
on
the
matter
next
week.
J.
A.
Ward
Hell,
director
of
the
Prince
Ituperl
Spruce
Mills
Ltd..
and
J.
A.
Manlove.
A.
II.
Kver'o,
land
P.
H.
Shalcross.
insurance
'ailjnseis
rciumed
sou'ii
on
Hi
Prince
llupi
il
tins
morning.
w
I
V
J
n,
la
TUVwV
w
lr
CATARRH
o(
Iho
BLADDER
I
Sah,StMi
Eath
Caojtit
uin
bean
name
tfy
Brimrtofi
0i1.rllf(i
Comfortable
j
IkMt
s
and
Sturdy
j
mWft
WORK7
5fflf
J.
LKCKfK
CO..
LIMITED.
VNCOUVEK.
B.C
DEMAND
Be
avro
far
nvmi
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it
on
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"Rupert
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ippers
-
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FOOD."
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by
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pih
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Prince
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Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
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kinds
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PHONES
43
and
3Sr
How
Many
Days
ol
k
Year
1926
Will
You
Spend
wild
(lie
Wash?
One
day
a
week
52
days
of
lite
year
one
seventh
of
your
time
That's
what
you'll
spend
with
the
family
washing
during
1020,
if
you
do
il
yourself.
"
Is
it
worth
all
this
time
uud
energy
when
our
Thrif-T-M'rvice
will
return
your
family
bundle
spotlessly
dean,
with
all
the
flat
work
neully
ironed-
and
at
sueh
u
moderule
cost?
Call
our
ropresenhitivt'
this
week
save
32
days
in
1020!
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-
T
-
SERVICE
5c
a
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and
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CANADIAN
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8
The
Savage
Washer
and
Dryer
At
the
last
(Jnebec
F.xhibitiou
repented
its
success
of
tho
previous
year,
by
again
winning
the
Gold
Medal
vyi'.h
distinction
over
all
other
makers
of
American
and
Canadian
Washers.'
Cash
Price
,-
.
.
.
$185.00
Also
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