LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
SOAP
Purifies
fSSk
mid
Protects
riniiin
WTriTnjgBiM
(Soap
and
Toilet
ISfi
,t;
Specials
Wafer
U
iicrn
Regular
up
to
J
1.75.
Serial
price,
each.
.
7.V
-
H.ith
Soap
Regular
20.
Stx'tinl
pri-e
Lie
lavender
Dew"
Khap
K'.-jrular
15.
Sjxcial
price
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-
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(fraud
Cremanl"
-lU-xulur
:!!k.
Special
price
'JUif
.n
Soap-
Regular
1!n
Special
pri
r
15
I
.iti
de
Cologne
su
UYxular
4oc
Spc
ial
price
a.V
.
'
islile
Soap
Kiyular
2.1.
Special
price
IS
1
1
oot
Soap
UcKular
:'..V.
S.fial
price
!M
rimes
tcL
Tfie
Pinnv.cr
Drucjri.sts
WE
l
SIXTH
ST.
TLLtPMONtS
cVi,200
R0WE'.S
Sheet
Metal
Works
I'lumbinjr
and
Sheet
Metal
Works
are
op-ning
an
I
Show
Kooni
on
Third
Aw.ue.
just
adjoining
the
.I.
I.eKion
Building,
and
will
carry
a
line
of
roofing.
u'liiiiK.
flashing,
stove
plpt-s
ami
elbows
black
or
gal-'
.'II
Mzes
from
2
inches
to
X
inches.
faucetts,
water
pipes
and
fitting
all
sue.
We
''Mhiiuf
in
nheet
metal.
We
repair
stoves
or
anything
"'I-
repairing.
Our
Tank
Shop
at
Cow
Hay
will
take
Chute
and
Tank
problems.
Hot
Air
Furnaces,
one
specialties.
Phone
340
Will
('el
us
Nli;ht
or
Day
had
quite
a
bit
of
experience
in
the
credit
business,
'I'm
ided
to
cut
our
credit
to
a
minimum.
ROWE'S
Sheet
Metal
Works
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
L:miled
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCJK
2
it,
.,
u
AND
SHIPYARD
Operallnit
(!.T.l.
20,000
Ton
Hoatlnic
lr.v
i'"
"wneera,
Machinist,
Boilermakers.
Ulaimiilm.
Makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers.
Etc.
BI.ECT1UC
AND
ACETYLENE
WE!.
DIM.-
Our
plant
la
equipped
to
handln
ull
,,f
MAKING
AND
COMMEIK
IAI.
WOHK.
I'llONES
43
and
rallrrn
B"awBwBBBstltititit
February
7
192.3
THE
DAILTiNEWS
MWcAy
:
:
-:-:
2
'
-
eea9aiBc
W
WMWWR
Local
and
Personal
breams
Immaculate
but
perspiration
odour
is
no
respecter
o
persons
To
perspire
is
natural,
every
one
does
.
.
.
one
to
two
j
its
laily
say
the
doctors
...
but
perspiration
need
rot
lie
offensive,
not
while
there's
Lifebuoy
Soap
for
fac,
hands
and
bath.
XI.
is
delightful
aid
to
a
beautiful
skin
is
more
than
an
exquisite
toilet
soap;
its
mild,
antiseptic
lather
cleanses
and
purilict
the
pores
and
keeps
them
sweet
from
bath
to
bath.
T'
itc'r
no
price
penalty,
because
Lifebuoy
costs
no
mure
than
the
toilet
soap
you
have
been
using.
Lever
Brother!
Limited,
Tomato
B.C.
Undertaker.
Phone
tl.
Dtntirti
,pr.
j.
r.
pbne686
8katlng
dally,
2
to
4
and
8
to
10.
tl
Tommy
Taxi.
Phone
700.
Zenith
Cafe
Get
tbe
Big
4
babm
WbetftntntlBt
or
a
Taxi,
phone
4,
tt
Basketball
tonight.
Exhibition
Halt
n
iju.
zoc
and
10c.
'
This
alternoon's
train,
due
from
.the
East
at
3:3U.
is
reported
to
be
otvtlrne.
The
score
in
the
820tt!h
Cup
second
round
game
played
Saturday
wah
Harts
7,
Forrc
0.
Anglican
Chiirch
Men's
Banquet
to
u.glu
In
the
Cathedral
Hall.
Church
Organ
Recital
6
30
to
7
p.m.
A.
C.
a.:rde.
M
E
.
formerly
ol
thl
city,
has
been
appointed
a
member
ol
ihe
exhibition-,
unci
.-ou
volitions
com
mlttee
of
the
Bi.u;li
Columbia
Chamber
of
Mines.
During
the
past
twenty-four
hour:
no
grain
arrived
from
the
prairies
for
the
local
elevattr.
Railway
offices
thu
nu
rnliig
Mporied
some
280
cars
on
the
division
west
of
Jasper
Park
bound
here
Knights
of
Columbus
Whist
Drlv
and
Dance
on
Wednesday
evening,
Prb-niary
8
In
Catholic
Schcol
Hall.
Cardt
"i"-
i3U
prompt.
Everybody
wel-omc.
Special
a
abidance
prize
and
lots
ol
dancing.
Ladles
60c;
gentlemen
7Jc.
S3
During
the
month
of
January,
the
heating
system
of
the
city
hall
used
I23S3
gallons
of
oil
.
according
to
report
presented
to
the
council
last'
nigh:
by
!
the
janitor.
John
Walker
Exley.
The
!
average
ds.ly
consumption
was
77
gal'
Iocs
at
a
coat
of
$4.33.
I
C.
N.
B
steamer
Prince
John.
It
l
understood,
will
make
one
more
trip
in
the
Vanco'iver-Prlnce
Rupert
via
the
Qeeen
Charlotte
Islands
service
and
be
withdrawn
about
the
end
of
the
month
to
have
extensive
boiler
work
done.
The
Prince
Charles,
which
has
been
In
dry
dock
here
all
winter,
will
take
up
the
John's
run
when
ahe
la
withdrawn.
ThJ
olty
council
last
night
gave
first
reading
to
tbe
Idemnlty
bylaw
pro
viding
for
tbe
salaries
of
the
mayor
and
lawmen
durli
g
the
year
1038.
The
mayor
w.ll
receive
the
usual
11900
and
each
alderman,
as
00.
failure
to
attend
lalf
the
meetings
in
a
month
will
re-
svlt
in
a
city
father
losing
half
of
hia
pay
and.
if
he
misses
all
meetings,
he
isin
get
no
even
Jfrovldlrig
of
course
that
absence
Is
not
due
to
slckneM
or
eitybusiaeaa.
Meyrr
8.
P.
McMordle
has
despatched
!o
A.
M-C
Creery.
Provincial
M
L
A
for
Vancouver,
a
letter
thanting
htm
for
the
boost
he
gave
Prince
Rupert
last
seek
in
the
legislature
when
speaking
'n
tbe
fiibjeot
of
the
Pacific
Oreat
Eratern
Railway,
the
completion
of
which
he
opposed.
Mr.
Oeery
Is
belrs
issured
by
the
mayor
that.
If
ever
he
ihould
visit
the
elty.
arrangements
will
be
made
to
show
him
thoroughly
over
this
port
and
Its
facllltlea.
A
report-
from
the
Board
of
Works
recommending
the
construction
of
a
four
foot
cinder
path
on
Donald
Street
from
Sixth
to
Seventh
Avenue
at
a
cost
of
ass
was
adopted
by
the
rtty
councl'.
l.'U
night
Aid
Oreer.
chairman
of
the
Board
of
Works
explained
that
the
wi
:i(c
which
ran
from
Sixth
to
Eighth
Avenues
wns
In
a
ntste
of
disrepair.
Tl
permanent
work
recommended
be-wern
S'xth
and
8rvrnth
Avemies
it
was
felt
juild
fill
the
bill
for
the
present.
ANNOl
NCr.MKNTS
K
-f
C
wiijt
Drlv
and
Dance.
Wednrkday.
February
.
VV.
inen
of
M
sinehcart
Legion
St.
Valentliii.'
Whlit
Drive
and
OSAOt,
Tebruary
11.
C
M.R
Annual
Bali.
Friday.
Febrary
17.
Catholic
Women's
League
spring
sale
of
work
April
111
Elk.
Cabaret
April
30
She
Could
Not
Work
HEADACHES
Were
So
Severe
lira.
A.
Rieht,
Tsurstall,
fluk.,
writes
i
''I
was
troubled
with
wj
lever
headaches,
and
sometime
I
eouM
hot
do
my
work.
"One
day
a
friend
told
me
about
and
ad
vi
"Mil
me
In
givv
it
a
trial,
I
decided
tn
do
so,
and
after
taking
a
few
Nil
I
lea
I
found
it
had
done
me
a
a.
irl.
I
.f
unnd,
and
T
haven't
had
any
iH'tiiiHidif
for
a
l.riL?
time
noir."
I
)
j
Mnnn
i
n.
lured
only
by
The
f.
Milburn
Co,
Lauuuo.
TwuulQ.
Out.
Color
Harmony-
The
colors
for
every
car
with
Body
bv
Fisher
arc
selected
byartistswho,
through
long
experience,
have
learned
what
colors
arc
most
pleasing
when
applied
to
a
motor
car
body.
Frequently
several
color
designs
must
be
created
and
criticized
by
experts
before
one
is
selected.
Hardware
Fisher
introduced
the
period
influence
in
automobile
hardware
design.
Fisher
bttdr
door
window
regulator
and
,
lock
handles,
dome
lights
and
instrument
panels,
are
all
of
the
highest
grade
and
designed
,
in
Pfiiod
treatment
by
artist-craftsmen.
UpboRterylalfrialFithet
uses
mohair,
velour
aod
broaddoth,
selected
with
particular
attention
to
long
wear
and
color
fastness.
All
Fisher
upholstery
material
is
subjected
to
most
severe
tests
and
only
the
best
in
the
particular
weave
decided
upon
is
used.
a
"
V.
Canadian
Legion
,
gantrai
meeting
Wednesday.
February
s.
at
8
am.
Exe
cutive
meeting
Tuesday,
JVbruary
7
a
l
pjn.
tl
Aid.
Blown
enquired
at
last
nlght'r
:
unctl
meeting
If
the
Board
of
Works
was
contemplating
doing
anything
in
regard
to
the
sidewalk
on
aicBrldr
Street
between
Firth
ana
Sixth
Avenues
which
was
in
a
state
at
disrepair
AM
Oreer.
chairman
of
the
Board
of
Works
announced
that
a
report
on
the
matte
was
being
prepared
Union
steamer
Oamoeua,
Oapt.
Jamas
F
India
jr,
returned
to
port
at
tl
o'olock
this
morning
tram
Anyoa,
Stewart
and
3ther
northern
ports
of
call
and
will
sail
at
a
o'clock
this
tvwnlng
for
Vancouver.
Hext
week
the
Oataoaun
will
be
relieved
on
the
run
by
the
Gardens,
he
Venture
going
to
the
regular
run
it
the
latter
vessel.
iHVettor
are
nlteml
the
laUt
InfwrmaMori
on
ll(Ml.
81orK
and
SUA
HEX,
VunoMtrr
MW
l.Nehaage.
linoiaitnns
received
twice
dally,
thus
kreplnc
ran
In
tnnrh
with
tlie
prlre
flint
natrons
of
(he
ntarkH.
Itaylni;
and
Merlin
rde
exeriitrd
by
wire
at
tin
mwnw
to
vu.
U.
rEIECV
TINKKH
i
CO,
I.TI.
repreaenthig
It.
I.
Clark
A
Co
Ud
of
Vaneoiivrr.
Trlealione
M.
0
The
city
council
last
Sight
opened
tenders
for
pipe
which
will
be
used
In
Hie
conatructlon
of
the
new
trunk
aewer
n
the
cast
end
of
the
city,
the
tenders
w-lng
referred
to
the
Board
of
Works
for
tabulation
and
report.
The
tenderers,
eight
In
number,
are
FranV
Darling
I
Vancouver
i
PhUpOtt
ft
Eviu
Kvans.
Coleman
Even
(
Vancouver
i.
Albert
At
McCafferj
.
Attaa
BoUer
Works.
Wlllard
Bqulpment
Co.
(Vancouver).
Vancouver
Bnglueeriiif;
Works
(Vancouver)
and
laclflc
C'.t
Pipe
Co.
(Vancouver).
city
accounts
for
the
period
from
J.imiary
30
to
February
3
totalling
W8
-U80
were
passed
fur
payment
by
the
council
last
nlghi
Aid.
Prudhoate
aiiKRested
that
the
!it
of
aocounts
be
run
off
so
that
?opi
for
the
aldermen
might
be
.
available
at
each
meeting
Crty
SolU-itor
E
v
.lones
pointed
out
that
all
account),
vre
passed
before
coming
to
council
b
the
finance
committee.
Aid.
Brown
facetious)
remarked
that
the
council
would
be
prefertly
site
':i
pnsMiii:
tin
ncounU
after
Alii
li...-;
li.'il
l.
i.mI
:
over.
0LDSM0B1LE
Lett
Erlckaon
os
holder
neate
February
14.
Ikke
IkvaM.
WHEN
you
visit
the
showroom
of
any
General
Motors
car
dealer,
you
arc
certain
to
be
aroused
to
admiring
enthusiasm
by
the
beauty
of
the
various
models
on
display.
The
salesman
with
whom
you
talk
will
tell
you
that
the
bodies
for
all
these
cars
are
designed,
engineered
and
built
by
Fisher.
Each
bears
the
world-known
signature
plate,
"Body
by
Fisher".
You
may
always
feel
positively
sure
that
any
car
bearing
this
Fisher
symbol
is
the
greatest
value,
and
the
most
beautiful
and
comfortable
car,
in
its
particular
price
field.
So
true
is
this,
that
anyone
planning
the
purchase
of
a
new
car
would
not
only
be
safe,
but
wise,
in
confining
his
choice
to
those
cars
with
Body
by
Fisher.
FISHER
BODIES
GENERAL
MOTORS
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
i
Jnlrf
t
LAsAtlj'
MtLAUailUXBUICK
0AKLASD
vntisfiaiw
P0STIAC
FISHER
note.
'
.
Special--Evening
drsssea.
ahaolutely
lew
stock,
tor
19.78
at'
Richmond's
Louvre.
W
J.
Crawford
ol
Stewart
la
a
pas-:ngr
aboard
the
Camosun
today
gomg
through
to
Vancouver
on
a
buatneai
trip.
A.
Richmond
returned
to
the
city
on
be
Cimosun
this
morning
after
making
round
trip
to
Anyoa
and
Stewart
on
bualness.
J.
Fred
Ritchie
returned
to
the
city
a
the
Camoaun
this
morning
tram
a
brief
trip
to
Stewart
In
connection
with
his
mining
lntret,i
Masons'
At
ten.
Ion'
Will
all
sojourning
brethren
hn
have
not
already
received
lnvltatlniiA
to
the
Masonic
Ball
Thursday
evening,
plew
phone
43f
and
leave
name
and
address.
R.
O.
Birch,
who
has
been
transferrer)
from
Stewart
in
the
service
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
la
a
pasNcnrer
on
the
Camoeuu
today
fnr
Vancouver.
R.
C.
H
Elliott
of
Vancouver
succeeds
Mr.
Birch
i
Stewart.
Motorshlp
Belllngham.
which
ha
.icn
carrying
freah
and
fruoen
ttah
be
ween
Ketchikan
and
Prince
Rupert.
I
being
diverted
temporarily
to
herring
packing
to
Ketchikan
cold
storage
,
!apt
and
majr
not
be
seen
here
for
the
next
month
or
so.
Meatlme,
the
n
tersMp
Norco
will
handle
such
de-'iverlri
here
as
It
may
be
neceaaary
to
make.
-
-
,
!
Passengers
golue,
through
today
on
!
i
he
Camosun
to
Vancouver
from
nor-thern
pohiU
include
W.-
J.
Crawford,
r
N.
Spettlgew.
H
Prime.
H.
McKln-non,
L.
Watt.
Knutc
Carlson.
Aie
Bruce,
R.
O.
Birch.
J
Greene,
J.
I.
Duval.
Homer
Flrklm
and
H
J.
Edmund
l
from
Stewart.
Capt
Nlchol
from
Anyox.
and
MK
C.
Baker
from
Port
6imp.on
,
Aboard
the
power
yacht
Full
Moon,
a
party
which
Included
Dr
W
T
Kergln,
Dr
I.
W.
Kergln
ami
Dr
J
P
Cade
returned
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
tup
l
the
Zayai
bland
heep
ranch
Departure
was
made
Sunday
nmnilng
and.
on
the
return
trip
that
uUeiuoon,
heavy
weather
wan
encountered
near
Diindus
IslnndK
which
necr.wltatcil
the
I,,)..:
Ininj
over
for
nciily
twenty-I
it
..
i:;
tin
1;
A
V-
t
ciiEinourr
House
Dresses,
Smocks,
Aprons
10
dozen
Ladiett'
Crepe
Housed
rewe,
made
from
the
best
srade
Jap
Crepe
with
contrast
trim
embroidered
pockets
and
front.
In
shades
of
Peach,
Apricot,
Blue,
Sand-
Tangerine,
Jade.
Sites
36
to
42.
95
C
Each
Udies'
Smocks
in
Black
Twilled
English
Italian
Cloth.
Trimmed
Chintz
collar
and
cul
t's.
Sizes
36"
to
42".
2.25
While
Aprons
for
waitresses
or
housekeeping,
made
from
extra
good
grade
of
fine
white
middy
cloth.
Square
neck,
pockets
and
belt.
Size
34"
to
44"
$1,50
FRASER&
PAYNE
The
Universal
Trading
Co.
P.
an
ad
ian
National
Ofte
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all
points
Eastern
Canada,
United
States.
AGF.NCT
ALL
OCEAN
M1EAMSIIIP
LINES,
t'st
Canadian
National
Express
for
Meney
Orders,
foreign
Cheques,
ettv,
alM
for
yaur
next
shipment.
riTY
TICKET
OFFICE.
5(8
TIIIIUI
AVE.
PRINCE
RUPEKT.
Phone
tSt
cANAOIANj
PACiriC
iiiy
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
Tn
Ketchikan,
Wraiigetl.
Juneau
and
kugway
January
IS.
February
II,
SS
To
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle
February
I,
I.V
and
19.
PUINCEHS
ttGATRICE.
For
Hutedsle.
East
Delia
Delia.
Oean
Falls.
Nsmu.
Alert
Hay.
Campbell
Hirer,
and
Vanromer
every
Saturday,
II
a.m.
Afrnry
for
all
Rteamshlp
Lines.
Full
Infarmatlna
rrem
W.
C.
OKCIIARD.
Oeneral
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
31
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