j
Fishermen
f
AGE
SIX
A
ew
Questions
for
you
1
Is
there
anything.
wrong
with
your
eyes,
ears,
nose
or
throat?
If
you
have
been
blind
or
deaf
for
years,
have
lost
voice
entirely,
don't
give
up
hope,
but
investigate
Chiropractic.
2
Have
you
so-called
Rheumatism,
Pleurisy,
Catarrh,
Asthma,
Bronchitis,
Tonsilitis,
Goiter,
Paralysis,
locomotor-Ataxia,
Epilepsy,
Dyspepsia,
Cdnstip
a
t
i
o
n,
Piles,
Insanity,
Appendicitis
01
a
Constant
Headache?
Chiropractic
will
adjust
the
cause
and
permit
nature
to
bring
about
a
cure.
3
Have
you
stomach,
lung,
heart,
liver,
kidney,
bowel
or
bladder
trouble?
4
Have
you
Sciatica,
Gallstones
or
Diabetes?
The
results
are
wonderful.
Try
Chiropractic.
'
5
Perhaps
you
have
stiff
joints
in
the
arms
or
legs
that
you
cannot
use
naturally.
This
system
brings
forth
a
transformation.
C
Our
methods
not
.only
stimulate,
but
eliminate
the
cause,
thus
permitting
nature
to
perform
her
work.
Health
is
the
greatest
blessing
we
can
have.
NO
DRUGS
OR
SURGERY
USED
NATURAL
METHODS
ONLY
W.
C.
Aspinall
CHIROPRACTOR
Rooms
6
and
7
Exchange
lllock
Phone
Green
211
Lady
Attendant
Before
buying
your
next
engine,
come
and
see
us
about
The
Gardner
Semi-Diesel
,
Engine
the
most
satisfactory
on
the
market.
Governor
has
control
at
all
speds,
making
it
most
suitable
for
halibut
boats.
Sizes
12
li.p.
to
300
h.p.
The
Acadia
Gas
Engine
the
most
modern
designed
and
best
built
4
cycle
engine
in
Canada.
Sizes
from
G-8
h.p.
to
40
h.p.
medium
and
heavy
duty.
Ward
Electric
AND
MARINE
SUPPLY
CO.
Phone
6H0
Cow
Ray
Prince
Uupert,
B.C.
OUR
GREAT
CLOSING
out
SALE
of
MEN'S
AND
ROYS
CLOTHING
AND
FURNISH
INGS
is
still
on
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
II.
Miller,
Proprietor
WILL
COMMAND
MOUNTIES
HERE
Inspector
Tupper
of
Famous
Can
ndian
Family
to
Reach
City
.Tomorrow
i-ri
l
tii.j.
has
beowtrantferred
mounted
Police
garrison
in
this,
clfy
n4
district,
Inspector
J.
M.
Tupper
froirl
Vancouver
will
reach
the
city
on
the
steamer
Pririe
Rupert
tomorrow
morning.
With
the
arrival
of
Inspector
Tupper
who
Is
slnale
nun.
headmurtfm
of
the
force
In
the,
city
will
be
taken
up
u'
iae
upseii
nouse
at
433
Iurth
Avenue
West
In
which
Inspector
Wood,
wnue
nere.
made
hi
residence.
The
offices
and
llvln
uuartera
of
the
i..i
detachment
wljl
be
there.
An
old
"Nerth
West"
man.
the
r.w
commanding
officer
here
of
the
"Red
coats
has
seen
service
with
the
force
for
many
years.
Before
the
war.
in
which
he
served,
he
was
In
southern
Saskatchewan.
He
has
also
seen
ser
vice
In
the
Arctic.
Inspector
Tunner
if
a
son
of
the
late
Sir
Charles
Hihhrt
Tupper.
K.CJil.0..
K.C..
L.L.B..
of
Vancouver,
and
a
grandson
of
Sir
Charles
Tupper.
one
of
the
Fathers
of
Confed
eration
and
a
former
premier
of
TOBEY
HEADS
SHRINE
CLUB
Will
Succeed
R.
V.
G.
LePine
as
President
of
Local
Organization
of
Nobles
At
a
business
dinner
last
evminv
m
the
Commodore
Cafe,
the
Prince
Ru-frt
Shrine
Club
elected
officers
as
follows
for
the
coming
year:
President.
W.
II.
Tobey
Vice-president.
S.
E.
Parker.
Sccretaty
treasurer,
Alonao
Haines.
Executive
M.
M.
Stephens,
a
A.
'Jrecch
ar.d
John
Dybhevn
The
meeting
was
presided
by
by
the
.curing
president.
R.
V.
O.
LePine.
PITTSBURG
WINNER
NATIONAL
HOCKEY
CHICAGO.
Jan.
17.
The
only
National
League
hockey
game
scheduled
for
laat
night
was
played
here
between
Pittsburgh
and
the
local
team,
the
"is:
tors
winning
two
goals
to
one.
CAIRN
LINE
BOUGHT
BY
FURNESS
WITHY
MONTREAL.
Jan
17
-The
Cairn
Line
one
of
the
oldest
companies
plying
the
St.
Lawrence,
has
bcel
bought
by
Pur
nss
Wlth.
according
to
cable
report
received
here.
Scientific
Insnection
Willi
(he
Latest
Instruments
of
Precision
That's
the
kind
of
eye
service
you
can
get
here
now.
We
give
you
a
conscientious
and
careful
test.
Jack
Bulger,
two
years
ago
passed
the
IJ.C.
government
exam,
for
Optometrists
and
during
the
last
six
months
along
with
moat
of
the
leading
optometrists
in
Vancouver
attended
a
course
of
post
graduate
lectures.
We
do
not
supply
or
advise
glasses
if
not
of
benefit.
Our
tests
are
not
uncomfortable
and
our
prices
are
fair
and
reasonable.
1,3
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furnltuni
Moving.
Vice-President
Coleman
Will
Dis
cuss
Pence
River
With
Alberta
EDMONTON,
Jan.
17.
Definite
progress
is
being
made
y
the
northern
development
committee
of
the
Edmonton
Board
of
Trade
In
its
campaign
to
secure
as
soon
as
possible
a
Pacific
coast
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
country.
In
raply
to
a
query
ai
to
what
development
the
CP.R.
Intends
to
carry
out
in
the
north
In
the
event
of
its
securing
the
Alberta
government
railways,
the
following
telegram
has
been
received
from
E,
W.
Beatty.
president
of
the
Canadian
Pacific.
"I
am
sincerely
sorry
that
owing
to
"ny
absence
from
Montreal
your
telegram
of
December
31,
was
not
promptly
acknowledged.
Vice-president
Coleman,
who
1
now
here.
will,
on
his
return
to
the
west,
be
glad
to
give
the
northern
development
committee
of
the
Edmonton
!
Board
of
Trade
all
the
available
infor
mation
i
aspect
lng
future
developments
of
the
Peace
River
district."
The
northern
development
committee
will
meet
on
Friday
afternoon
to
discuw
the
latest
developments
In
the
northern
railway
situation.
DAUGHTER
OF
JUDGE
HOWAY
DIES
IN
FRANCE
INFANTILE
PARALYSIS
WEW
WESTMINSTER,
Jan.
17
News
was
received
today
of
the
death
In
Parts
of
Miss
Undine
Howay.
21
years
of
age,
daughter
of
Judge
F.
W.
Howay.
Who
had
been
studying
in
Parts,
having
won
-he
Frenuh
Government
scholarship
of
10.000
francs
awarded
laat
year
by
the
nlverslty
of
British
Columbia.
It
la
believed
that
death
was
dua
to
Infantile
paralysis.
PRESIDENTCOOLIDGE
RETURNEDHOME
TODAY
HAVANA.
Jan.
17.-President
Coolings,
who
yesterday
opened
the
Pan-Ameri
can
Conference,
returned
to
the
United
States
todsy.
I1UILD
WORDS
OUT
OF
Hams"
5
175.0(1
in
prizes
given
as
follows
1st
$100.00
2nd
$.-0.00
Hrd
jjtt.".00
In
addition
we
will
give
a
5
lb.
Ilox
of
Chocolate
to
the
winner
if
the
ham
label
is
secured
from
us.
SPECIAL
PRICE
ON
WHOLE
SHAMROCK
HAMS
Per
lb.
tEif
$1.60
China
Tea
Set
for
...
.
(10?
With
two
pkgs.
"Jif."
See
our
window
Sunkisl
Oranges,
new
stock,
3
dox.
for
fj.-jjk
Have
you
(teen
the
new
ChlnaWare
in
Robin
Hood
Quick
Oats.
It's
pretty
nifty
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
15
'and
57
1
.THE.
PMLZ
NEWS
Tuesday,
Janunr,
17,
DISTRICT
READERS
Of
The
Daily
News
Who
do
not
subscribe
for
the
paper
but
who
purchase
occasional
copies,
will
find
it
advantageous
to
remit
3.00
and
have
every
copy
mailed
to
their
address
for
the
next
year.
All
the
News
of
the
North,
coast
and
country,
from
our
special
correspondents,
as
well
as
world
events
will
keep
you
well
posted
at
minimum
cost.
Send
the
postal
order
today
while
you
still"
think
of
it!
C.P.R.
TO
TELL
OF
ITS
PLANS
hamrock
HUDSON
STRAIT
PATROL
FLYER
REPORTED
MISSING
WINN1PEO.
Jan.
17.TA
Free
Press
Ottawa
despatch
says
Flying
Officer
T.
A.
Lawrence
of
Toronto.
Ontario,
one
of
the
flyers
patrolling
the
Hudson
Straits,
is
missing.
NEW
SOUfTwALEs'
RUGBY
TEAM
WINS
TOULOUSE.
Prance.
Jan.
17.
The
New
South
Wales
Rugby
team
defeated
the
Midi
fifteen
yesterday
seven
to
three.
PRESIDENT
COOLIDGE
IN
SPEECH
AT
OPENING
PAN
AMERICAN
CONGRESS
DE
FINES
UNITED
STATES
POSITION
I
continued
from
page
one)
among
the
nations
or
this
hemisphere
only
to
the
attachment
ta
the
principle
of
self-government.
"Their
chief
effort-,
have
been
devoted
to
the
arts
of
peace."
he
continued
"They
have
never
come
under
the
de
lusion
of
military
grandeur.
Nowhere
among
these
republics
have
great
mill
tary
establishment
ever
been
maintained
for
the
purpose
af
overawing
or
subjugating
other
nations.
"We
have
all
nourished
a
commendable
sentiment
of
moderate
preparation
for
national
defense,
believing
that
for
a
nation
to
be
unreasonbly
neglectful
of
the
military
an.
even
if
it
did
no
invite
and
cause
such
aggression
as
to
result
either
In
war
or
in
abject
humil
iation,
it
must
finally
lead
to
a
dis
astrous
disintegration
of
the
very
fiber
of
the
nation.
But
it
is
one
thing
to
be
prepared
to
defend
our
rights
as
a
last
extrtmlty
and
quite
another
to
rely
on
tone
where
reason
ought
to
prevail
t:TENIt
HUMAN
IKKKItOM
The
form
of
our
governments
guaran
tees
ui
against
the
Old
World
dynastic
wars.
It
la
acaroaly
too
much
to
say
that
the.
conflicts
which
have
been
wagea
oy
our
republics
for
ISO
years
have
been
almost,
entirely
for
the
pur-
pose
of
securing
.'independence
and
extending
.he
domain
of
human
freedom.
When
theae
have
been
accomplished,
we
have
not
fa.
led
to
heed
the
admonition
to
beat
our
swords
into
The
material
vehicles
for
the
Brum.
Hon
of
a
c
ii
r
union
of
American
ntHiea
enunirr.ued
by
the
American
Cash
and
Carry
Grocery
FULTON
AND
SIXTH
AVE.
We
are
Selling
Smoked
Meats
Cheaper
Today
Than
Ever
Be-fore.
Just
Think
Swift's
Bacon
in
the
piece
or
half
slab,
per
ll
:r?
Burn's
Shamrock
Hams,
whole
or
Half
one,
pr
lb
:r
Swift's
Circle
(S)
Picnic
Hams,
per
lb
air?
Capitol
Butter
Bricks
irr
H's
0.17
E.C.D.
Butter
Bricks
lOr?
H's
$0.07
Canned
Milk
has
advanced
and
we
are
forced
to
raise
ours
one
cent
per
tin.
Our
price
now
.
.
V2t
ntArlltlnl.,l
4J
u
f
I
t
as..j
,f,
-II.,
U
Flour,
any
Jdrid,
lb.
sack
tfajml
MIZ
rotmdtng
fathers
ol
J
I'astry
Flour,
10
lb.
sack
r7f
China
Oats,
package
iWt
B.
&
K.
Oats,
7's
r:c
We
are
saving
you
many
a
cent.
Give
uh
your
whole
support.
?3.00
orders
delivered
Phone
30
1
'Mh..
President
were
highways,
railroad
lines,
ocean
Ones,
transportation
of
mall
bv
air
and
the
press
of
ail
countries.
lie
noted
that
"great
progress
has
been
made
In
the
publication
of
fuller
information
and
unbiased
views."
but
he
expressed
the
hope
fcr
a
still
better
exchange
of
news
service
between
the
various
countries,
contending
thai
"what
happen
in
this
hemisphere
is
of
more
vHal
Interest
to
aU
of
us
thau
what
happens
across
sny
of
the
oceans."
Mr.
CJoltdge
portrayed
his
Interest
in
the
development
of
shipping
between
North
and
South
America
and
the
con
struction
of
railroads
and
highways
to
serve
as
feeders.
He
disclosed
that
be
Is
asking
the
United
States
Congress
fur
authority
to
send
American
engineering
advisers
to
whstever
Otntral
and
South
American
nations
request
their
services
All!
MAIL
ItOlTIM
He
predicted
that
air
mail
routes
wiU
be
established
soon
and
told
Uve
con
ference
that
the
American
Oongreas
was
considering
supporting
such
routes
and
that
private
cltkawns
of
the
United
States
war
considering
their
establishment.
"In
the
domain
of
commercial
relations."
the
President
added,
"the
last
few
years
have
witnessed
an
extraordinary
strengthening
of
the
eccAoanlc
ties
binding
together
our
Republics.
In
botn
agricultural
and
Industrial
production
the
countries
of
America
are
now
com
plementing
one
another
to
an
unusual
degree,
resulting
in
an
increasing
ex
change
of
commodities."
Although
he
did
not
name
the
Taenav
Arica
boundary
dispute.
Mr.
Ooolidge
did
point
to
the
delicate
and
difficult
nature"
of
boundary
problems
and
declared
that
the
past
record
of
achievement
in
this
respect
"places
heavy
responsibility
upon
the
present
generation
to
advance
the
great
work
that
baa
been
so
auspiciously
begun."
iu:i(i
or
law
Finally.
President
Cooitdge
commended
to
the
Oongreas
a
dissuasion
ol
means
to
bring
"an
of
our
people
more
definitely
and
more
completely"
under
the
retgn
of
law.
"After
ail."
be
said.
"R
la
in
lhat
direction
that
we
must
loo
with
the
greatest
assurance
for
human
progress.
We
can
make
no
advance
in
the
realm
o
economics,
we
can
do
nothing
for
education,
we
can
acoompllih
hut
little
even
In
the
sphere
of
religion,
until
hums.-,
affairs
are
brought
within
the
orderly
rule
of
law.
"The
surest
refuge
of
the
weak
and
the
opp
rosed
Is
in
the
law.
It
Is
preeminently
ttoe
shield
of
small
nation.
"While
the
law
Is
necessary
for
the
proper
guidance
of
human
action,
and
will
always
remain
the
source
of
freedom
and
liberty
and
the
ultimate
guaranty
of
all
our
rights,
there
Is
another
element
in
our
experience
which
must
always
be
taken
Into
eonalderatlon.
We
read
that.
The
letter
klDeth
but
the
spirit
glveth
life.'
Of
ten-times
in
our
International
relationship
we
shall
have
to
look
to
tde
aplrlt
rather
than
to
the
letter
of
the
law.
We
ahaU
have
to
realise
that
the
highest
law
is
consideration,
co-operation,
friendship.
and
charity.
Iltltimit
Ol-
JINTK'i:
"The
light
which
Ctoltunbu
followed
lias
not
failed.
The
oourage
that
car'
riea
mm
on
stui
lives.
They
are
the
heritage
of
the
people
of
Bolivar
and
of
Washington.
We
must
lay
our
voyage
of
exploration
toward
complete
understanding
and
friendship.
Having
taken
that
course,
we
must
not
be
turned
aside
by
the
fears
of
the
timid,
the
counsels
of
the
ignorant,
or
the
designs
oi
tne
malevolent.
"With
law
and
charity
m
.ur
guides,
with
that
ancient
faith
which
la
only
rtrengthened
when
It
requires
sacrifices,
we
shall
snrhor
st
list
In
the
harbor
of
Justice
and
truth.
The
same
4W,t
which
stood
by
the
side
of
the
Ii4li
Sin
Uir
repuMlos,
will
continue
to
abide
with
Line-ups
for
tonight's
billiard
fixture
between
the
Maple
Leefe
and
Grand
Terminals
will
!
a
follows:
Major
MrMordle
iMspIe
Leafsi
va.
P.
O.
Pyle
(Orsnd
Tcrmlualst.
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Hamilton
vs.
P
Zlernan.
M.
M
Mrl,a'lilHii
vs
J.
Andrews.
M
Andrews
v.
W
E.
Willis,
roil.
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MU!
SALE
SALE
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USCAN
NET
"
Window
Panels
Imported
Direct
From
Nottingham,
Knglnnd
A
Special
Tuscan
Net,
SG
inches
wide
and
2'4
yaul
fringed
ends,
each
Heavy
Tuscan
Net,
a
new
deaiifn,
:u
inches
wide,
2'
,
long,
scalloped
and
fringed
end,
each
Tuxcan
Net,
fringed
ends,
tape
edge.
Very
pretty
i.
Heavy
all-over
borders.
SG
inches
wide,
2'i
van!
Each
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.
.
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.
Tuscan
Net,
scalloped
with
knotted
fringed
end.
Mi,.
I
tern,
40
inches
wide,
2'4
yards
long.
Each
$
Silk
Tuscan
Panels,
pretty
all-over
design.
Will
wa
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wear
well.
Silk
French
bullion
fringed
ends,
:;r,
wide
and
2'4
yards
long.
Each
s
Silk
Tuscan
Net,
silk
bullion
fringed
ends,
cheiuK
!
Guaranteed
to
wash.
Size
42
inches
wide,
2
1
y.in!
Very
special,
each
ju.
Our
Sale
of
Household
Sheetings.
Towels.
Blanktl
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continues
Fraser
&
Payne
The
Universal
Trading
Co.
i
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8!)
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TUESDAY
ONLY.
7
and
9
p.m.
Adapted
from
Peter
B.
Kyne'n
famous
Novel.
TIM
McCOY,
DOROTHY
SEIIAST1AN.
MAHC
MAD)!
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MOTT,
FRANK
CURRIER,
FRED
WAHREN.
EDWIN
TERRY,
LILLIAN
LEKJHTON
and
othen.
JUVENILE
COMEDY
-
"GRANDPA'S
HOY"
Iletvyeen
Shows,
at
8J0
p.m.
BRUNO
NORDBNSTROME,
Vocalist,
in
Swedish
Song
Admission
3JC
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kjc
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
uppers
THE
DAINTIEST
UREAKFAtJT
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
C
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Ui
Prince
Rupert.
U.C.
JANUARY
Clearance
SALE
Special
Bargain
Tables
25c
50c
95c
Phone
9
DRESSES
AT
COS1
PRICE
Bargains
In
all
Lines
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
3rd
Ave.
and
Full'i"
"..
,
Kitcnen'Cloihes
jr
Drying
Racks
To
Hang
from
the
Celling
F,ubne;.ldconfeelonK;.
CompIete
w,th
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25?T1n?inJpson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
2,5
Third
Avenue
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