PAGE
FOtm
the
print
He
was
afraid,
and
thought
he
had
to
go
p
Vancouver.
A
friend
told
him
our
op
tician
had
passed
the
same
exams
that
opticians
in
Van
couver
have
to.
Our
optician
found
it
was
just
the
natural
eye
change
at
that
aire
and
the
proper
glasses
are
giving
him
com
fort.
Our
charges
are
also
reus
onable.
JOHNgULGER?
CJEWELLEtp
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
'you
PACTSjVPWoos)
S.H1T
UHT
(
rr
V
We
pass
our
coal
over
a
screen
four
times
larger
than
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
best
prepared
coal.
We
make
It
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
with
the
least
waste.
Let
us
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
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&McCaffery;
Limited
Phones
11C
and
117
ROWE'S
Sheet
Metal
Works
Manufacturers
of
Pllth
and
Gravel
Hoofing
Galvanized
Roofing
Chimney
Tops
Eave
Troushing
Conductor
I'ipe
Hoof
Flashing
Warm
Air
Furnace
Slave
Pip
and
Blbmvs
Metal
ItarfH
and
Siding
Phone
340
IJox
467
COAL
Prices
DOWN
Pembiaa
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
911.26
Alberta
Bootless
Ugg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
C3
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
iSpecialize
in
Piano
and
Furnitun
Moving.
here.
Mr.
Finn
was
Introduced
bv
Mrs.
i
Woodland.
In
his
Introductory
re-
i
marks
he
traced
tbe
early
movement
of
experimentation
with
sneclal
refer
ence
to
the
bringing
of
Dr
Prince
from
Scotland
to
do
expert
work
In
Canada,
and
tbe
building
of
the
station
at
Departure
Bay
near
Nanalmo.
followed
re
cently
by
a
station
here.
In
speaking
of
tbe
work
being
done.
Mr.
Plnn
dealt
particularly
with
the
ex
periments
In
freezing
drying,
salting,
smoking
and
canning
fish.
In
connection
with
freezing
he
aald
that
there
was
something
radically
'wrong
with
froaen
flab.
It
was
dry.
t
as
fleas
and
sitoarther
unaDDetizlmi
Mr.
Puis
wotted
on
th
and
discovered
that
by
quick
freezing
small
ice
crystals
i
'."
Jm
"s'J'
10
--
were,
termed
In
the
muscle
which
did
not
br.'ak
tbe
sacks
mid
thus
nihi,.
tation
had
done
suceaMful
work.
The
tetton
la
mow
experlmmtuu
on
the
the
natural
juices
of
the
fish
to
escape,
j
uses
to
which
the
fish
oil
can
be
ao-
e
troze
two
tons
of
halibut
in
the
plied,
such
a,
for
mixing
paint.,
for
soap
piing.
kept
it
until
the
fall
and
then
manufacture
and
in
tempering
of
steel,
snipped
It
East.
Ho
had
It
thawed
out
Fish
meal,
the
speaker
said,
was
used
and
placed
on
sale
at
Toronto.
Mon-
M
food
material
f.i
hoi-
cattle
ana
tre.il
and
Winnipeg.
The
buyer,
could
;
poultry.
The
medicinal
qualities
of
dog
no
distinguish
between
this
frown
fish
liver
oil
which
contain,
the
right
halibut
and
fresh.
By
the
old
method
v.temtn
--.h
when
thawed
out
the
fish
is
flabby
and
than
cod
liver
;1
...
be:ng
lurther
anything
but
nice
to
eat.
By
the
new
j
investigated.
Thev
also
had
work
to
d
method
It
wouid
be
passible
to
hold
;
on
the
hair
seal
vUuch
uinjht
prove
val-the
fish
in
a
freezing
and
plant
sup-
j
uabie.
ply
the
market
Just
when
needed,
thus.
In
closing
Mr.
Finn
said
he
hoped
th
keeping
the
price
staple.
innltry
ot
thf
blo,u8lcaI
statl01l
h9.
Dialing
with
the
smoking
of
flah
the
j
been
cleared
up
and
he
hoped
he
hac.
speaker
said
most
of
tbe
fish
on
this
;
-shown
it
was
worthy
of'
the
support
o
csast
was
smoked.
On
tbe
Atlantic
it
I
the
citizens.
is
dyed.
The
combined
action
on
fuh
i
On
motion
of
Mrs
Ami
rU'
Mrrulrlp
preserve
It.
When
dyd
It
does
not
need
to
be
...naked
so
much.
The
experimental
station
can
now
prjdu
full
smoked
aut
hours,
which
la
equal
to
that
previously
required
18
hours.
Dealing
with
canning
Mr.
Plnn
aald
that
on
opening
cans
of
clams,
often
a
little
smut
was
found
on
top.
The
cans
would
be
discarded
and
tbe
elam
nner
were
at
their
wits'
end
to
discover
the
cause.
They
appealed
to
the
Biological
Beard
which
In
no
time
found
that
canning
clams
Immediately
after
tailing
overcame
this
Mr.
f-::n.
weal
on
to
speak
of
tbe
iy
Mrs.
Miller,
a
hearty
vote
of
thank-o
th
speaker
w.i-,
passed
The
thron'
of
women
pressing
around
tlie
speaker
to
aiic
questions
at
the
conclusion
tc?-
:ifi?d
to
the
Interest
aroused.
In
connection
with
the
lunch.
Mrs
W
T.
Kergln
and
Mr,
Stork
poured,
while
Mesdames
L.
W
Kerglu.
C
C
Mills.
7lph
LePlne.
Nelson
and
Miss
nivett
erved.
IIOTKI.
iKIIIt
tl.S
T.
O.
Prlnee
Huprrl
Oarretl
J
E
Lawienre.
Nur-
act
mat
the
nth
was
becoming
scarcer
iman
Boyd,
a
A
.md
of
the
change
which
was
likely
to
P.
D.
Mathers,
c
..
-..u
iiiiuiih
mr
uiproaucu
i
iiarrts.
aeer
pHanelton.
ef
the
;ish.
Tbe
gelatin
on
photogra
phic
m
nix
was
niade
from
flah
glue
mi-
Mlss
Durle.
O.
Crawford.
...-
piace
in
tne
methods
of
ftablng.
A.
aek.
flejicourer;
O.
Walby
Wlnni-H:
sugsested
that
freezing
stations
peg:
R.
B.
toung.
Port
Simpson'
W
would
be
established
near
the
banks,
i
r.
Smith.
Winnipeg:
Mrs
E
h
Cox
He
also
spoke
of
the.
work
done
In
Hateltdty
WIl
H.
Watt.
Amsbury;
D
A
Central
Blanche
Stanley
ported
from
Burope,
yet
thousands
of
Nes.
Vancouver;
E.
Bostrom
alloni
of
flah
glue
was
being
thrown
away
here
every
year.
The
biological
station
was
now
at
work
on
this.
The
ptMuetienW
a
fish
oil
without
'icrun-en.
city:
W
P.
Taylor,
.lm
and
O.iBirdal,
CU
R.
.Huvey
odor
wa,
also
something
on
which
the
Unnsn.
O.
Olson,
j.
M
Wood
a
65,000,000
Bushels
of
Grain
Move
West
L
v.
uk)
the
United
Kingdom;
3,7.tt!.04
bushels
to
the
OrTent
and
341,557
bushels
to
other
countries.
It
is
inlerestinif
tonot
tbat
up
to
-laiuiar.'
zi.
th.
t.antniiun
raulic
ra-iway
loaded
on
wv.i
i
n
linew
Uih
-u.-oii
I
1n
ears
of
crains
ol
all
-1
'
1
'
i
-
ll
plated
end
lo
end
this
vast
collection
of
cars
would
stretch
approximately
l,t70
miles
and
a
train,
travelling
at
the
fat
rate
of
B0
miles
an
hour,
would
take
nearly
twenty
hours
to
pass
them.
Very
few
people
know
that
the
very
enten'ive
and
expensive
facilities
provided
by
the
(
anad'nM
I'arilic
railway
to
handle
tne
annual
grain
crop
on
western
lines
remain
idle,
comparatively
speaking,
for
about
trtu
ihii'l
r,f
ihe
enr,
and
Ihu
iuuns
iine
I
I
ii,
1
1
..-v
n,,
j.
1.
ACnadlsnPaclfcfrrtahtbostlH-lnttlo
i
Bound
f.,r
lar
...uiHSMrfUm.
.
..-A.:.,
rr,
u,
a
Krain
train
pawna
tniuuth
ihe
mountainous
real.
I
ihe
west.
1.
AVfauT.
d.
tuLT
Over
66,000,000
bushels
of
grain
will
be
carried
into
tbe
port
of
Vancouver
(or
the
twelve
months
ending
March
ill
next
ai-on!ing
t
estimated
inures
issuel
front
th.-Offices
ol
K
D.
Colterell.
V.
innipt.
Man.,
KUlienntench
nt
of
trjnsiir
tation
for
the
western
lines
ol
1
1
Canadian
Pacific
Railway.
These
figures
will
establish
a
record.
In
fact
they
show
enormous
tride
since
lft2
-
the
lirst
year
that
the
Canadian
Pacific
Hailwav
handled
any
uantit"
of
grain
to
the
western
coast.
Up
to
and
including
Jtnuan
'Jl
of
the
present
year,
a
total
ol
32,83.'l,57:i
Imshels
have
been
shippt-d
by
lioat
from
the
port,
of
Vancouver
Of
1
hi
i
umount
J
,
7
5
1,
Uttit
Lu-'lttls
liavu
lin-n
routed
in
I1UI
nd
ri.Ui
Mr
llM-tnr
AI..
-
me;
and
extra
rollinr
stock
earn
no
ret
u
i
na
diiriri"
th
period
mentioned.
The
building
of
the
Tranneonu
yards
at
WinniptK.
with
over
100
miles
of
truck
and
a
e
ipaeily
of
12,000
ears,
one
of
Ihe
nmvt
ui)
to
date
v
arils
nn
till'
ei-rttlMer-f
w
.
mi-i
rr
in
handle
the
(
anadian
Pwcinr
s
gram
ira'iu.
ano
m
tnereiore
used
for
handling
revenue
traffic
only
about
two
thirdh
of
the
year.
During
the
time
the
cam
and
locomotives
i
re
lyinit
idle
they
are
inspected
(imrouirhiy
by
the
mo-ehann-al
d
i'.
rt
rnent
and
put
into
"rxt
-I;ih
t-liupe,
ro
that
when
the
rush
comment
ea
they
are
ready
for
immediate
i,
,,.
This
year
seventy
nl
the
i..
.i
n
v
"k
largest
engines
were
tran
ntuj
west
for
the
grain
haulage
jTHEJ
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
Georpe
Mc!V-
He
Was
DON'T
LET
CO
OF
THE
ROPE
ASTHE
YOU
HAD
A
CLOSE
06E.if-Y&,-
VOU
ARE
A
i
rr
.A
OC
'
liV40.
I
F-W
.
iL.
l-VTsT
.
TIDE
IS
VERY
STRONC
HERE-THAT'S
CAUL-FRIEND
AU-FRtEMD-y
YOU
HAVE
HAVE
r-J
HERO-
HERO-YOU
THENQnWeACHER?
ARE
J-
JV
THE
LAD-NOW
CUMB
UP
AN'
VOL)
O
m.
O
are.
Safe-
jmi
)
,
FINEST
IMQING
l
III
ccanM
Tn.Mo.iic.r6i
rW
V
-
Not
Coins
Blind
!.
if.
wii
He
coljld
flftfcrd
or
eyes
smarting
and
Some
times
could
not
even
then
see
I
EXPERIMENTAL
STATION
WORK
IS
EXPLAINED
Local
Scientists
are
Endeavoring
lo
Wrest
Secrets
From
Nature
'
Useful
to
Industry
Tbe
field
of
the
Pisnerles
Kzuerl-:
mental
Sutton
la
entirely
new
and
the
workers
there
ire
pioneers
seeking
to
penetrate
the
dark
unknown
and
to
wrest
a
lew
secrets
from
nature."
de
clared
D.
B.
Plnn.
bead
of
the
station
here.
In
an
lntenaely
Interesting
address
given
to
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
Saturday
afternoon
at
tbe
Commodore
Cafe.
"At
many
timet
tbe
work
lo
discouraging
but
every
pioneer
must
face
failure
after
failure."
Mr.
Plnn
i
saw
the
work
was
developing
rapidly
and
was
one
of
great
promise
and
a
much
larger
station
will
soon
be
needed
and
Rimer
Henry
Vllen.
Btitedale:
H
A
and
8
W
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
32c
per
word
in
advance.
No
AdvetHecment
taken
for
1pm
than
no,
FOB
RENT
OR
RENT.
ROOM
IN
PRIVATE
home
433
Eighth
Ave.
West.
Phone
Red
787.
ai
OR
RENT.
ROOMS
WITH
OR
WTTH-out
board.
Central
location.
Phone
Blue
193.
tf
iOUSB
FOR
RENT.
BOOMS
AND
BATH.
Apply
Munro
Brea.
tf
OR
RENT.
FURNISHED
HOUSE
Apply
an
Fourth
Ave
Eaat.
tf
'
Wahlstrom.
C.N.H
.
Charles
Lord.
C.
Flewln
and
a
E
Brown.
Port
Umpson:
S
J
Mayer
and
J.
Beu.
'mlthers:
C
Beck.
Dlgby
Island.
TERRACE
The
COLT
were
entertained
at
the
.;me
of
their
ieidrr.
Mes
Wm
Allan
jii
Saturday
afternoon,
it
being
the
facial
meeting
of
the
month
Miss
iJavis
and
Mrs.
Seamen
asiuted
In
n-
:?rtsinlng
and
in
the
serving
of
re-ireshtnents.
A
Ocrdenough.
Smithers
was
here
at
the
end
of
the
week
in
the
interests
f
the
Hanson
Timber
Co..
In
rcmpllment
to
their
guest.
Mrs
.IcEwen
of
Prince
Rupert.
Mr
and
Mrs
C.
Chis-
ifiecMe
Little
enterUined
at
brtdve
on
Mc-
.atuiday
evening
High
schoc.l
held
sers:on
here
on
oaturday
to
permit
of
inspection
by
ff.
C
Franer.
schtiol
inspector
of
Pruurs
Rupert
F:nal
basket
hall
practice
was
held
n
Saturday
evenlUK
prior
to
the
High
hooi
'r:im
leaving
uon
for
-mlthers
!
.,
game
with
the
local
.mi
of
that
place.
A
missionary
day
of
prayer
was
observed
in
the
Anglican
church
on
Devotional
exeroues
were
conducted
by
the
rector.
Rev.
a.
W.
Robin-
I
on
and
addrese
were
given
durir
the
day
by
Mrs.
Marsh
on
South
I
"merica
Mrs
Roblason
on
the
Moslem
World:
Mrs
Allan
en
Prayer
and
Mr
j
Glass
on
the
Jews
A
box
1uiiC1k-ii
land
afternoon
tea
wax
served
durin-'the
day.
j
Mrs
Butt
of
Usk
w
the
ruf
ot
jMrv
Allan
for
a
lew
d.i,.,
ni
the
week
jetwi
and
returned
home
on
Saturday
Capt
and
Mrs.
J
n
P-iirsday
on
fouthern
B.C
cities.
O
Binirrstrcni.
HuUm
ii
Bav
hium
.
,....
:
if
K
tw.iMa
a
ihe
week
Dr
Oosse,
I'rl'iee
silent
a
lew
dnys
i
.i
the
week
In
th.-
i.n-i
frsslon
W
B
Colthurst.
Iff:
uolid-v
titp
ti.
I
Mr
nd
Mrs.
Geo
Dover
entertained
at
orluge
on
Friday
eeer,1ni
in
not.:
-i!
Mrs
H
MrEwen
of
Priuoe
Itupert
V
Lewis
of
Prince
Rupert
was
i
hn.iiess
nitor
here
duriiiK
the
wk
Mrs
H.
McEwan
wiu.
a
kuci
of
I
honor
at
an
nftermon
tea
,u
th(
jlionie
of
Mn
E.
T
Kenney
0:1
Friday
I
itternoon
VIM-'
Hu,
iu-i.-
.Imiiu
ri
drini."'
the
-u,i
l!
hi.
;t,
a
bti-
i:ess
trip
f
Pilm-
Itu.H-rt
M'
I,,,
rt
Mrs
O
T
Sindal
(Mil..
.1
..
1
..
'IS'
.'II
l.nirifll'-
".-!;:;il(
ii
oornliiMnil
to
Mrs
II
MeKcn
rf
Prince
Rupert.
naliu:
sper,
-
...im
business,
sailed
last
Canm-uti
tor
Htewio1
'"''
Fi
v
hi.-k.
1
,
'
'.
!
in.,,,
enler-
Kev
Wm
Allan
of
United
church
ev
w
address
at
the
on.-hsif
Hlah
lull
iine,i
k.r,ivu,
i,,
sws4
",
"
"
'i
uie
.(Jli'i.n
cbnrcli
next
Wt-dneiKl.iy
Mrs
OeoiKt,
Little
was
h.isiess
n
brld'e
luneheon
on
Thumiav
m
i
at
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particularly
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help
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type
washer
with
exclusive
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features,
which
make
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the
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sell.
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full
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Box
96.
Dally
News
office.
48
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
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permanent
position:
out
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town:
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sawmill.
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sale
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bath.
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owner.
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48
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wcrk
for
prospector
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would
take
gradlag
or
clearing
contract
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Pjo
Box
103
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Rupert,
BC.
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