L
rebrunry
12,
1020
iw
We
Lost
Customer
,
It!
'(I
.
store
Ulllst
I
v
-iirri'ssflll
,
,
-fi'iuly
customer.
We
Hi
deserve
your
trade
wish
Id
know
iT
we
do
.
.cuki
you.
.
..i
ry
it
good
scire''
ion
:i
town
Mh'
silo
of
Hu-
lake
KDitil
pains
h
.mi
work.
We
keep
our
within
rcnou.
We
,inii'i
our
goods
ami
(.:a-'
anything
not
as
re-
John
Bulger
Lid.
Jewellers
ENGLISH
abardine
Raincoats
Special
Reduced
Price
$190
CME
Importers
Third
Avenue
i,
advance
;i
111
NYX
Ladies'
Shoes
;i4'
It)
-
!
Price.
right.
:amily
Shoe
Store
"hone
357.
Third
Avenue.
r.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Clock,
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
Mourn
V
to
0
X-Ray
Ssrvlee
Phone
686,
1
'
-tny
and
Tbursda
I'
vi'uii'Ks
;v
u
io
12
noon
MILK
From
Bulkier
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIP
PING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
"
Tahiti
i,
ream
at
15c
fur
I'll
1'iut
Duality
unci
Service
alentia
Dairy
Phone
667
'r.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
676
DENTIST
INSPECTION
OF
REGIMENT
WAS
FINE
SHOWING
General
Rods
Complimented
Local
Unit
on
Attendance
and
Hint
at
Tin)
annual
inspection
of
the
Fir.l
.Northern
lljC.
Uegjineiil,
t
nUini'l
Nicholl
commanding,
took
place
last
evening
at
8.:iit
liy
(Scncrol
J.
M.
(loss
unij
the
books
of
the
rcgimMil
were
iln'iki'il
it
by
Major
Fdwardr.
Approximately
ninety
urficci
-1
ami
men
were
on
I
m
pararh
.
1
I
ln
biggest
turnout
m
,thc
Ins
!
lory
of
the
mginieut.
Tins
Imi
'
i
li:il
iUaiiors
al
Hie
Armory
was!
crowded
in
capai'iiy
unil
I'l-Kilifiilal
band
in
(nil
-I
l
ength.
Major
Filuard-
chid
mealed
on
llir
.Inking
Improve
.
nn'iil
in
tin
band
-mrc
In
las'
visit,
j
A
ft
i-
Mir
general
had
in.ir'
cil
tin
ii
ii
i
i
mh
parade.
Mil'
iu
wore
put
through
(Ii
ill
move
ileitis
h
mi
Mien
I
be
officers
ii
i
,
.
t
N.C.O.'w
were
examined
oralis
iiy
Mir
general,
who
cxpi'ccd
Imn
!
self
a-
much
rai
ified
Willi
Mm
ploudnl
luriioni
anil
cXiI'"-hc(I
llppl'OVUl
III
I
he
p.'ie-
IIUKic
.nirr
1
u
I
yur.
The
lo-ii.'t.d
while
hcie
mentioned
In
Hie
("iniiiaiMliiig
ufft-
cr
.cveral
pnclnpmciit
which
'uiiv
iirriir
during
the
mining
vein
fur
Ihe
benefit
nf
lic
I'egi-
llirnt
.
LABOR
COUNCIL
lilit;.itmal.i
i
'C1
Supports
Increased
Grant
Library
and
Opposes
Cut
In
Labor
Wages
Several
important
mutter
were
ileuli
with
last
tvaniiK
by
the
1'ru.ie.
unit
Labor
Council.
II
wa
(b'l-nieil
(o
url
on
a
nURKeM-tbili
I
rmti
Presidrnl
'l'oui
Jloore
and
'M'Kuiiur
the
laundry
work-
ei
in
Mn
city.
ll
w-
deiidrd
lo
iiivliftat'
lurtliei
an
uipcml
tur
ttui
frvm
Mo'
l.ahoi
iK'ten.r
Leufiur
to
Ii.'lj
I
he
lriimlieller
lilinrn
ill
Iflrtrt
truyyli.
The
eicutie
wa
uneii
power
lo
acl.
Til"'
elrelmn
of
officer4
js'm
defri
red
for
a
month.
llinorur
mcnihrrvhip
wn
c.iiiferrci
on
r.
J.
tilionUin.
min-niv
Miierir.
put
pmsident
of
Mie
liailr.
mid
Labor
Council
a
Natiaiuio
for
ln
'ceMenl
work
hi
Mir
I'.iM.e
of
lalKir.
It
vi
a.
drndi'il
lo
write
a
letter
0
tli'ii
I
It.
Piillulln.
member
for
I'rinre
Huperl.
axkliiK
for
hi
ro-operiilioii
in
niakliMl
the
Salt
l.nkm
into
ii
pirnic
yrounilit.
I'll''
Labor
orftamxatiiiu
would
be
pre-iminil
lake
a
Mri
in
n
movr-iiienl
to
imorove
the
Kfrund"
arron
the
harbor.
.Iwiiii'h
Illaek
made
a
report
at
h"
work
of
the
library
and
asked
the
en
operation
of
the
labor
men
in
heiiiiK
in
her
1
1
re
Miippor:
for
lln
lili.iity.
Thin
it
wa
promised
would
be
given.
The
roiuiril
went
in
record
a
piloted
i
:i..'itt
u
day
beittR
paid
lo
old
uo
n
in
Mie
employ
or
the
city.
It
wii-
.uwelmJ
thai
by
hetler
ni'Kantt.alion
of
the
work.
1
'ftht
poxtliou
roiihl
be
found
for
I
men
and
I
bey
were
uppoitcd
two
waae
m'iiIi'h
Mdernian
I.arsen
add
reused
Hi.'
itHlh.'itim
on
labor
matters.
SALLY
OF
THE
SAWDUST
FULL
OF
JOYFUL
GAIETY
Picture
tu
be
Shown
Here
Today
and
Tomorrow
has
to
do
With
Joys
and
Sorrows
of
Circus
Lofe
Hanked
by
nut
tonal
c.rilics
as
one
oi
me
nesi
piuiui
vt..
year.
I.
W
iirodih
i
ion,
liriffllh's
iteweflt
Sullv
of
ihe
Jnv-
dusl"
i-
the
first
uiolion
picture
In
receive
Hu-
dit
inrl
nut
where
Mie
en
i
u
s
have
.een
tl
in
an
unfinished
I'ondii
ion.
The
charm
ot
nrcus
life
ami
carnival
utei
rinicnl
for
the
buck
ground
is
lllummaled
with
Hie
joyful
gaiety
of
two
charncler-new
lii
Ihe
screen,
u
side-show
enlerlainer.
'
JuB-l'
''
'"'tl
liaudy-'
man
with
olher
people
poekel-:
ami
bis
ward
who
ueiievos
she
hisilaufhler
and
who
loves
umlj
fights
for
him.
j
The
comedian's
pari
is
playouj
bv
W
,
(',.
Field-,
lor
years
uiinout-
lln
-lave
mm'
ilov
...
i
I:
.
1
lie
.1,1.,
i.
e
-
..-
pi-iy
ed
liv
i
.,i
i
;nj...e.
'
ie
voiina
'--t'l
1
1
'
'
...
fill',
u
li"
n.
r
TTnuile
.-lull
-en
-,i:
miiiil
,idaiH
"-
in
her
.rri'i-ii
iA"i
k
in
I
he
lu.!
year.
The
pari
of
SaPy
M-'Uur-
f(!e.
Ihe
wiinii-ic.il.
iniiii-i
i
waif
of
the
ciri'ii-.
who
idolieh
her
"Pop,
and
arrrpl
in-
:ri'al-
et
rotrnerie.
r.-
Ihe
pelfeetlnii
o
ll
Moliie.
iioio'ialiie
ill
leiiian.'
iw
Hie
bel
work
of
her
career
to
Midi
mo
if
Mie
niein.ir:itila
triumph
of
m
i
'-en
url
ing.
'I
be
urenef
are
Ui.i.iil
flawed
vary
inn
from
eircu
in-tHiiien
!.
the
social
Hplendoir
of
heaiiliful
HHiie.
And
a
typical
of
Orif-fitli'
work,
the
action
grows
t
a
srii-atioiial
ftti.sh.
including
.mm
u
r
the
most
hilarious
scene
seti'eiM'ii
in
which
Ihe
irrepren-Hible
Me'iMPKle
dnveo
bis
oar
...
aefi.
n
-
country
Hi
an
fiii
III
Ul!-!!nll.e
;.
Ill
d.-raee.
J.
Ci.
Veireck.
BIRTH.
ITort
to
get
-ue
Sally
tQYAL
ORANGE
LODGE
CARD
PARTY
AND
DANCE
-
Enjoyable
Affair
Took
Place
Last
Night
In
Metropole
Hal
A
r
tiJwvmMe
whist
dnvv
and
Itflicp.
woe
hl
last
nigiu
if
Lf
MMmpnlii
-iKilt
Hy
tht
I.oyf!
)inngc
l.nilite.
TlWiv
"iWrre
sixleen
taMeofof
urd
.suit
the
winner
wr:
ladie'
first,
Minn
Mabel
Veuuek;
adtes".
ernrtr,
atrn.
M.
II.
L,e
to
o
u
;
nif
nV
firxt.
It.
.i
reck;'
pirn's
remind,
L
W
also
n.
'
Hefrenluiienl'
were
jserved
and
duticiiKi
followed,
mii-ir
heiiui
riiriMshed
by
Mr.
H.
P.
Pouder'n
hi
I'lirsiiti.
.1.
A.
lenif
was
lousier
of
eeieniKliie..
W.
!
.
Cameron
presided
at
the
door,
and
thr
romniiUeiv
included
1.
Monro.
J.
A.
Ten-,
UOrge
MeAulr-y.
Mrs.
fe.
V.
Cox.
Mrs.
F.
Piper
and
Mrs.
A
sou
was
born
at
the
Prince
Huperl
General
Uospilal
on
Feb
ruary
11
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mocbidu
Kuinisoaa
of
1
1
ays
port.
Lniled
Slates
Consul
F..
A.
Wakefield
left
lam
night
aboard
Mie
revenue
euttflr
llygun.
which
mis
in
port
yesterday,
for
.1
iin-
eau.
.Mr.
W
aJteru'hl
expert.,
lo
be
away
aboiil
a
week
and
S.
Illobm
of
the
Vancouver
con
sulate
has
arrived
here
In
relieve
In
ii
my-
-
ntisenee.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
TKREI
j
Local
and
Personal
a
-
I
I'hoi.e
lo.
l'.ll.
Coal
Co.
tf
Ar:
Inn's
Taxi,
l'honc
078.
ll.C
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Cameron's
Phone
177.
Itape
If
Orchestra.
It
Two
cars
al
your
service
Sheddou
Taxi.
Phone
134.
tf
Mimeographing
circulars,
etc.
Mis.,
.lohusloiic.
Phone
US',
t
Trappers!
St
lioldbhioiti
first.
He
pays
the
higher
prices
fur
furs.
The
chief
'
poiise
reiorl.td
to
the
police
coiiiHiisiir
yosterday
lha
the
city
was
al
prwenl
very
orderly
and
)Uirt.
The
mayor
mas
given
authority
by
the
police
roiumission
yester
day
o
yet
tenders
on
new
coats
for
(he
member
of
the
cityf
oliee
fortse.
Mr.
C.
A.
linger!,
who
has
been
away
from
lite
eily
for
the
past
ix
weeks
visiting
clinics
in
Ihe
OiKt,
returned
home
on
this
tioriung's
trail.
31
I'm.
W.
S.
Kisher
who
bus
!vn
vbiitHsc
at
Terrace
for
the
pact
wik
us
dhe
uCwl
of
Mr,
and
Mrs.
(Ichk
Little,
returned
hteine
on
ltrb
niorutue's
train
lieorge
Little,
Teiru'ew
.sawiuill
operalor,
and
T.
A.
Mc.MarUn.
of
his
StnUbers
lunils't
nmnager
.
.
.
.
i
yuM.
are
visitor-
in
the
cny
on
rbusines.
They
arrive
I
on
Ibis
morning's
I
ruin
ami
will
return
tu
Ihe
i
ul
er
lor
tomorrow
evening.
tieurge
Miller,
chief
inspector
of
(he
Liquor
Hoard,
who
wat
brought
here
lo
give
evidence
in
the
Consolidated
F.xporlers
pro-sei'utions.
returned
to
Vancouver
on
the
Priuce
Huperl
this
tnorn-ing.
M.
F..
HnywHrd
of
Kilinouloii,
head
of
the
liaywuiil
Lumber
Co.
which
operalos
the
Canada
Pro
duel,
sawmill
at
Fsk,
.and
Mrs,
Haywurd
arrived
in
tbo
oily
on
Miis
nmruinv's
Irani
and
proceed
ed
lo
Vancouver
on
Ihe
sleamcr
Prioee
Hupert.
The
iotee
iirsr
meeting
tu
the
new
commission
whftffa
brief
one
ve.
eriliiv
a
l
ernoini
li
lie
A
Dignified
Tramp
other
Mian
routine
business
com
Lady
.Now
Hint
you
have
had
ing
before
l.
Too
Mayor
good
dinner,
are
you
equal
to!
sided
and
Commissioners
Alonl-
llte
lusk.of
sawing
some
wood?
Jgoinery
and
Friell
were
pre-Tiainp
MuihMit.
equal
is
not
sent,
as
well
as
the
city
solicitor
Ihe
proper
word
1
am
superior
who
is
also
secreiary
to
Ihe
coin-
lo
I
(II
.
I41II.
BOVPIL
puts
BEEF
INTO
YOU
SOLD
IN
BOTTLES
ONLY
Hofiular
monthly
meeting
of
St.
Andrew
Society
tonight
at
8
o'clock.
Union
steamer
Cataln.
Capl.
A.
Johnstone.
Is
due
in
port
Ibis
evening
from
the
south.
1.
F.
Halt,
Sinithor
hardware
man,
was
a
paasenger
from
train
In
bout
Mil
morning'
bound
for
Vancouver
oil
a
business
trip.
II.
X.
Wallace,
after
bavin-,'
spent
(lie
pa?
I
leu
days
in
the
city
on
business,
returned
In
Vancouver
on
the
Prinew
Huperl
this
morning.
American
coast
guard
cutler
Unalga
was
in
port
this
morning
making
an
unofficial
call.
Hh
wii
in
ebui'c
of
l.ieut.
Commander
llotrer
C.
Weighlman.
Tbr
Ladies'
Aid
of-1be
lrenby-lerian
Church
will
hold
a
SI.
Valcnljnc
Tea
In
(he
Ciiureh
Hall
tomorrow
February
13
fmn.
3
to
C,
with
home
cookiug
and
candy.
J.
J.
Walsh,
former
Liquor
Hoard
inspector
here,
who
ha-been
giving
evidence
in
the
Con-
folidaled
prosefulions,
returned
lo
Vancouver
on
Ihe
Prince
Hu
perl
this
mornlnz.
1
-
Mrs.
1).
U.
MeTavisb.
who
hu
been
visilitig
in
the
city
for
the
past
few
weeks
with
her
mother
j.Mrs.
Morle
Craig,
returned
on
the
Prince
Hupert
Ibis
morning
lo
her
home
in
Victoria.
Capl.
Lionel
11.
Lindsay,
examiner
of
masters
and
mates,
after
holding
examinations
in
l!i;
city
for
local
candidates,
return
ed
on
Ihe
Prince
lluper!
tin
morning
lo
Vancouver.
Frost
continues
al
all
point
.
n-acbed
by
,lhe
tSovernmeni
telegraphs
although
at
no
point
is
cold
inleii-e.
I
aw.
on
stays
at
five
above
but
Ihe
average
foi
the
Yukon
is
below
zero.
A
banquet
l
which
men
.were
responsible
was
served
ut
lb"
Methodist
Church'
rooms
lasi
cvenins
and
was
well
attended.
Addresses
wen'
given
by
llev.
Arthur
Hunter
and
others
and
u
Very
enjoyable
time
was
spent.
Norris
Pringle
and
his
mother.
Mrs.
1
.
K.
Pringle,
sailed
on
the
Priiices
Mary
for
I
be
south.
The
former
will
send
a
month
holidaying
in
Montreal
and
Xew
Yur;.
While
Mrs.
J'rintcle
will
spend
several
months
visiting
her
old
home
in
Unlario.
Andrew
Uranl,
Liquor
Hoard
detective,
who
bus
been
here
in
connection
with
Ihe
prosecutions
uguinsl
the
Consolidated
Importers,
returned
lo
Vancouver
on
Ihe
Prince
Huperl
this
morning,
hav
ing
been
called
south
on
account
of
his
wife's
illness.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Ulof
Ilansuu
sail
ed
(his
morning
on
the
Prince
Huperl
for
Vancouver.
They
will
proceed
lo
California
and
thence
via
t
he
Panama
Canal,
to
I
hi
t....,
I...
I.
I
V
I.
...
.
vim
iiiiie-
unil
.ev
iotk.
i
i
ley
are
aUo
conlemplutiiig
u
side
rip
lo
South
America.
At
Ihe
meeting
of
the
police
commission
yesterday
it
wus
decided
In
ask
Ihe
city
council
for
silent
policemen
on
the
rumor
of
Third
Ave.
and
Seventh
Street,
on
Second
Ave
and
Seventh
Street
in
front
of
the
po.t
office
ami
at
Second
Avenue
and
Mcllride
St.
A
ease
of
destitution
on
the
part
of
a
womuu,
whose
husband
has
left
her
with
a
seven
year
old
child
was
reported
to
the
police
eouuuissiou
al
their
meeling
yes-
ierib.y
and
relief
will
be
given
until
such
lime
as
she
is
taken
care
of,
either
by
a
pension
or
otherwise.
The
matter
was
left
in
the
hands
ot
the
uiavor.
TOO
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