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4
a
Taxi
Phone
4.
Rig
4
Tail,
tf
C.
jU.jCocjci
arrfred
in
the
city
4n
niti-fdiy
Wternoon's
train
from
Port
Essirfgfon.
James'
Krikeewky
returned
to
Copt
E.
Seneraon
of
the
Can-
season.
Purser
A.
W.
llobinaon
Jias
x-
turne4
to
hie
datiea
abonra
the
Union
steamer
Catala
this
trip
after
having
spent
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holidays
ashore
at
his
home
rn
Vancouver.
Miss
Eleanor
Moxley
and
Bobby
MojUey,
children
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Moxley,
retur
ned
heme
on
yeateray
afternoon's
W.
II.
BUneriiUsudtaL.
nty
on
as
far
as
Jasper
Park
on
official
duties.
He
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Tobey
and
sons
and
his
secretary,
J.
W.
KHpatrick.
After
having
been
tied
up
over
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CNJt
.Employees
Cth
Annual
Halt,
Mbows
Hall,
February
&
,!
ii
Legion
No.
4o
meeting
tonight
Imfartant.
It
Ewart
Larae
(Pianist,
Capitol
Theatre)'
.teacher
of
pianoforte,
Btudio
1U
federal
Block.
Phone
Red
701.
tf
T.
,J.
Sbenton,
inspector
of
mines,
left
on
this
morning's
-
!
Inspector
James
M.
Tupper
R.
Tommy's
Taxi
(Phone
C7D
as-
C.
L
P.
left
on
this
morning's
nounces
tWwIaelnof
a
second
train
(or
a
trip
to
Hazelton
on
Dodgi-
Sedait.
Mr
in
fyurfness.
tf
official
duties.
R.
Ft
McNaaghton,
C.N.R.
passenger
agent,
is
confine''
lutitrcutw
D.
D.
Munro
of
the
Land
!
Settlement
Board
at
Smlthers
was
Mr.
i
ansa
m
Obriatmas'
and
New
Year
holl-
'4ay
ia
Vanaoaver.
-
Miss
Wills
Dyer
returned
to
the
Hty
on
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
after
a
holiday
visit
at
Kelso,
Wash.,
with
her
sister.
Mrs.
Fred
Gilhury,
and
at
Victoria
with
another
sister,
Mrs.
William
Balagno.
Miss
Betty
MacMillan,
school
train
after
having
spent
the
holi-
teacher
at
Oona
River.
Porther
days
at
New
Haselton
and
Smith-,
iHand.
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
ers
visiting
with
friends.
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
after
i
,
hav
ing
spent
the
Christmas
and
Dr
jamUMr
H.
L.
Alexander
New
Year
holidays
visiting
at
ind
child
flfoo
fmv
been
sjwnd-
nt.r
home
in
Victoria.
ing
the
Christmas
and
New
Year;
hoUflaVj
gcftwm
viaiting
in
Vic-,
Shef
Thomcen.
caretaker
of
the
torJalri4rned(t
the
city
from
Prim
Rupert
Rowing
&
Yacht
theeouth
on
the
Catala
yeaterday.
flub,
waa
admitted
to
the
Prime
Tbley,
C.N.R.
divisional;
xetaraed
to
the
itupert
tjeneral
Hospital
at
the
iMSi
kw
wK.i.uiiennr
irom
t
1
1
an
attack
otftnf&rentai''
ISSmsaatmiitM
In
Miss
'ilair'onaidion
arrived
In
the
clty
from
Port
Essington
on
yesterday
afteroin'
train.
Walter
Smith
of
the
C.N.R.J
city
ticket
office,
who
has
been
spending
his
annual
vacation
in
.Vancouver,
is
expected
te
return
from
trie,,
south
on
Wednesday
morning'B
boat.
MANY
ARRIVALS
ON
STEAMER
CATALA
With
a
large
list
of
passengers
'
including
many
local
persons
returning
home
after
having
spent
the
Christmas
and
New.
Rear
holiday
in
1
:
rp.
ii..
,
,
iTOnuttj
season
omtou
in
the
lire
south,
niium,
Un-
1,11-
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
R.
(W
hone
XJl
TP
"N"
"
Catak,
Uapt.
A.
E.
-
oi
s
Grnnfur,
C.
L.
the
rfty
en-yesterday
afternoon's
L.
W.
Waugh.
manager
of
Can
train
irem
a
trtp
to
the
interior,
adian
National
Telegrnphs.
Dickson,
arrived
in
port
at
4
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
waypoints
and
sailed
at
8
for
Anyone,
Stewart,
and
other
northern
points
of
tall
whetie
ticwjll
return
here
tomerrov
mof
njng
,and
sail
south
at
3j0
pjm-
Passengers
coming
north
aboard
the
Catala
included:
Erensen,
E.
Bryant,
21.
Griffith,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Hardy
and
son.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
G.
.
iffaiU
priwl
Mrs.
H.
logan,
'
Mr.
on
n
jjwtwday
terdy
afternoon's
afternoon's
train
train,
,
.
Miss
A
from
a
brief
bu.inee.
trip
to
tbe
Mis.
Thorsteinson
arrived
in
STkf
F
rf'
interior.
I
the
citv
last
nirht
to
tnt
iha
...
'
ss
-mU:
'
.
..
,.
,.
iU.
Johnston,
Joe
rog,
H.
K.
S.
D.
Johnston
raterned
to
tfc.
!
SS?"!,
'
L
C,h
Sharnle.
Miss
Thorsteinson.
Miss
HNt
A
mCHIIj
vatuicu
.ill
city
on
the
Catala
yesterday
af-'
Dobb.
ternoon
from
a
brief
business
19
j
if
AlJxaldVr7
P.rilri
confined
to
his
home
with
an
at-
,.,
..
.ui
Wt
t
t
.
Alex
R4x
relnrned
f
the
city
tack
of
influent.
i?
W
I
flNie,-
'
r'
Garne(
M'(
trip
to
Vsneouver
and
Victoria
IF.
Haker,
Miss
E.
J.
Marshall,
A.
C.
Knight,
George
II.
Stocks,
Miss
Phyllis
Lamb,
Miss
Jessie
Rethwell,
Miss
Betty
MacMillan,
J,
A.
French
.r""
-
and
A,
II.
Young,
There
was
no
session
of
city
&
vioitor
in
the
citv
havine
ar-
-Ipollceurt
this
morale
f
'ttZTSJ?
the
inrior
oneL
J?f
T
T'"
jisUate
Thome.
MeClymont
being
;teJay
.fternooa's
tnrfn.
He
re-1
Mlf
M?,enHart'
fM'
T
d
Miss
Gibson,
for
Port
Simp-
I
confined
to
Ma
home
with
a
sv-'.-i
aui
.v..
,
i
ere
cftld.
.
,
crou
w
swiiuiLircrz
o
I.IIIB
iilVI
Itlll;,
son
;
.N.
Goodmaneon
and
Miss
.
x.
.
.
,
D.
Daviem,
for
Stewart;
Miss
J
f.
Civson
and
k
W.
Beweri-g.
for
h
v
v
vs
ii
vis
tii;
r
tai.
a
a
.i
a
a-f
ad4an
Fteh
&
Cold
8tot
Go.
Catala
yeatM.y
afternoon
from
."'
tv
h!rtr
J
r
F
retnrned
to
the
cttjr
on
the
Cat-1
a
trip
to
Seattle
where
the
were
JS"
V"
i.l!.
x
viiC
ala
yeatarday
aftanwoa
from
called'
on
account
of
the
death
of
V
ni!ul
Mil'
h!I
E.
Bletsoe.
Miss
Hujd.
vacation
4ri
abntfa.-
tA-:,u
....
......
Dr.
and
Mrs.
E.
8.
Tait
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vic
,
.
.
4ey,
Miss
E.
Heaney,
Mish
()rm-
former
-
resident
-n
i
i
ti
of
Prince
Hupert'
u
j
,Iartev
Rewh,
und
1
F-
E"
P"tten'
for
AnOX-
II.
It.
KhrU.
nH
-W
Stocks
of
the
local
High
School
i
"
toria
wnere
tney
spent
tn!
teaching
staff
returned
to
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
hotidaR
;
cjfav
on
ttu
&tata
vttrdav
f-
ternoon
artef
having
spent
the
yesterftay
afternoons
The
regular
fertniithtlv
meet-
train
from
a
trip
over
the
linejjn(r
f
the
city
council
will
be
held
tonight.
There
will
be
the
usual
general
business
as
well
as
further
consideration
of
the
power
agreement
with
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada.
Christmas
and
New
Years
at
j
Miss
Gibson,
nurse,
and
Misses
Vancouver
during
which
time
she
;
Mackay,
Ellen
Hart
and
Uurrows,
went
on
dry
dock
lor
annual
overhaul,
Union
freighter
Chilliwack
is
coming
north
again
this
week
on
one
of
her
periodical
voyages.
It
Is
understood
that
Capt
W.
W.
Mounce
is
again
in
command.
Severe
Colds
Always
Ended
in
Bronchitis
Mrs.
John
Wilson.
143
Msmelon
St
London,
Oat.,
writ:
"I
lmvu
alra
been
troubled
with
ievofe
"olils
win
i
always
eudal
in
bronchiUH.
but
sin
r
taking
4
4-
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
I
hare
no
fear
of
this
trouble,
an
it
acted
like
ruagic,
and
tl
desirr
to
iiicfa
was
entirely
gone.
Tb
soothiuK
fitiiic
it
imparts
to
the
bruooiual
tubeo
"
limply
wonderful
"One
day
my
huabaud
rsn:c
)iiii-with
a
heavy
feJd.
butafw
s
lew
.1m
he
was
entirely
free
of
it."
Price
35c,
a
bottle;
largr
family
sue
60s.
at
all
dratiiats
and
dealera.
Put
np
wily
hy
Til
T
Milbara
Co,
LkL,
TonmtOnt.
.
.
.
...
.
.
.
-
-
-
i
1
1
1
1
STOCK-REDUCING
SALE
STOCK
REDUCING
j
SPECIALS!
i
UV
tnHW
Htni-k
at
1ht
end
school
teacher,
were
passengers
of
thg
menth
afld
we
mUflt
clanj
aboard
the
Catala
yesterday
re-,
up
b
MV
of
mr
at
grwt.
.u....B
"
i
,.Mf
reduced
prices.
i
Sfaapaon
after
having
spent
holl
days
in
the
south.
Samuel
D.
MeConell.
sentenced
Corp.
C.
G.
Barber,
who
is
t
Smith
to
a
fin
of
8800
or
being
transferred
from
Hntelton
!
ix
months'
imprisonment,
hav-
HKlttrS
YOUR
CHANCE
PRUNES
O0-T6,
2
lbs
26c
26-lb.
box
$2.66!
PRUNBB
4040,
lea
50c
j
26-lb.
box
12.98
to
this
city
In
the
services
of
the
ig
decided
to
do
the
time.
was.
hi?n
V.
'1
lh
20c
PRWi
H6
30-40,
per
lb
MC
nrovlneial
th
atithorlu
rm
re.
wb
i.
v
u.
i-
.v..
".;,7,:
;ur
"
.
',vu"1
i"
r?
"vm
",..
2s.11,.
mx
.ro
i
.
iwtuic
uiucic
111
me
rag-
tenor
yesterday
srternow.
?'
r,OIWowwji,
i
?
'
it
si
m
atlne
section
of
yesterday's
Van-
Sergeant
W.
J?
Service
and
,
"J'
'i
couver
Sunday
Province.
He
'
be
taken
oh
to
Okrillu
later
In
'
tiria
''
strawberry
Hmhf
n
.iuuno.n
...
,
JAM
4-10.
lins,
strawoerryi
w,a
av-4
MIS
V
rviUUI
II
I
l
g
WvUKt
which
was
made
by
a
party
con-
sistlng
of
himself
and
Mrs.
Bar-i
Local
Public
School
teachers
ber
and
Constable
Cunnell
start-
returning
to
the
city
on
the
Cat-Ing
from
Fort
St.
James
in
Sep-
ala
yesterday
afternoon
after
tember,
192C,
to
open
up
the
having
m'nt
the
Christmas
and
furthest
north
post
of
the
provin-
New
Year
holldava
vlaltltur
In
mspberry,
black
currant
Wnda.
Per
tin
and
Tie
Mussallem
Co.
clal
police
at
Fort
Nelson
in
the
,
Vancouver
and
vicinity
included:
j
Limited
Peace
River
district.
It
was
a
Miss
B.
Rogers.
Miss
E.
P.
Graa-i
...
.
.
flve-hundretl-mlle
i617"423
,00
5th
Av!
E
P
PhonM
,a-R,
,8&M
trip
which
was
si..
Miss
An
Garnett.
Miss
maoe
uy
canoe,
pack
train,
j
Phyllis
Lamb
and
Miss
Jessie
sleighs
und
other
means.
I
Uothw.'ll.
Brief
Royal
Bank
has
Largest
Assets
ki
Banking
History
Tee
Royal,
Bank
oi
Canada
et
meadlly
abua'j
making
new
high
re
.
Kurfiu
fi
Caiuulbin
banking
The
annual
sUrtoment
for
the
fiscal
er
to
November
30th
Jttst
published
will
be
received
by
shareholders
as
one
as
the
moat
satisfactory
In
the
history
of
the
bank.
Not
only
are
assets
at
a
new
high
level
in
the
history
of
Canadian
banking,
but,
what
will
doubtless
appeal
equally
ss
much
to
the
many
shareholders,
the
profits
for
the
year
Xm
constituted
.
a
new
record
among
Canadian
banking
Institutions.
From
the
standpoint
of
general
interest
to
the
public
at
large,
the
Host
aatlgfactor)
part
of
the
st
dement
Is
probably
that
dealing
with
the
oommercial
loans
In
Canada.
It
hae
been
known
that
there
hat
been
a
very
large
increase
In
the
trade
and
Industry
of
the
country,
and
the
Hoyal
Bank,
with
1t
very
large
re-ourcea,
has
betn
able
to
take
on
J66.000.0ft0
of
new
business
through
out
Canada
and
at
the
same
time
has
amply
maintained
Its
usual
strong
cash
position.
.Strong
Poitln
Maintained.
Every
part
of
the
statement
War
evidence
of
the
great
co-operation
the
bank
Is
fn
s
position
to
lend
all
sections
of
the
country,
through
its
re
it
complete
chain
of
branches
Of
total
assets
of
t909.39o.884,
li
quid
assets
are
$38.86,065.
being
equal
to
over
M
per
cent,
of
UablU-
I
Coal!
i
Nanaimo-Wellington
Screened
Lump.
Nanaimo-Wellingtnn
Screened
Nut.
Nanaimo-Wellington
Mine-Run.
Beacon
Hard
'Sootiest
Lump.
Beacon
Hard
Sootiest
Egg.
Tetkwa
Lump.
Of
the
above
there
Is
ONE
that
s
pertiqularry
suited
to
your
heating
equipment
We
shall
be
glad
to
advise
yea
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
a
ties
to
the
public.
Included
among
them
are
cash
on
hand
and
In
banks
totalling
J180.321.67U,
being
22.62
per
Cent,
of
liabilities
to
the
public
The
very
prominent
part
which
the
bank
hai
played
in
financing
the
lareer
businesi
of
the
rountiy
Is
reflected
by
total
commercial
loans
in
Canada
of
$292.31
5.472,
U(
from
$225.-
536,8(0,
an
Increase
tor
the
year
of
over
$(6,000,000.
At
the
same
time
current
loans
elsewhere
than
in
Canada
are
down
to
1145.422.394.
from
$153,111,836.
Of
equal
Importance
Is
the
manner
In
which
savings
deposits
continue
to
expand,
deposits
bearing
Interest
having
now
gained
to
$523,651,908.
up
from
$514,562.21!)
a
year
axo.
Itrrord
Karnlngs.
A
new
high
record
tor
earnings
has
been
set.
Profits
for
the
yp.tr
amounted
to
$5.XX1.253,
as
com
pa
led
with
$5,370,145
in
the
previous
near.
-The
profits,
added
to
the
.mount
carried
forward
from
the
preTioua
year,
brought
the
total
amount
available
for
distribution
trp
to
$7,691,086.
ThiF
was
applied
as
follows:
dividends
and
bonus
t4.-
250.00;
transferred
to
officers'
pen
sion
fund
$200,000;
appropriation
for
pank
premises
$400,000;
n
serve
for
Dominion
Government
taxes
fc
$530,-000;
leaving
a
balance
to
he
carried
forward
of
$2,361,085,
as
against
$1,-809.831
at
the
end
of
the
previous
year.
RED'S
Transfer
Fifteen
years'
experience
in
FURNITURE
AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
sell
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
In
any
quantity
.
CEMENT
SAND
GRAVEL
Onr
price,
weights
and
measures
are
right
So
is
our
Service
Phone
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
204.
Night
Phone:
Red
317.
PRE-INVENTORY
SALE
V
f
Ladies'
i
Hosiery
to
the
top.
All
shades
and
sizes.
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PER
PAIR,
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JABOUR
BROS.
LTD.
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fa.
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645
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