PAGE
SIX
II
r
HYDE
TRANSFER
AND
COXh
CO,
DEMAND
Phone
580
DRY
BIRCH
.
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
.
Single
load
......
Double
load
Larp;e
sack
.....
.
.
,.,
?jfcOX
woou
uiuunga,
ijargeviuu
.
...
THE
DAINTIEST
HKEAKPAST
FOOD.
Smoked
Dally
by
$3,50
$G,:)0
$3.50
COAL
'PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12,00
Pembina
Washed
$uts
,.
$11.25
Alberta
Booties?
Large
Egg
-
$12.50
Alberta
Bootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal.
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving,
Express
and
Il,iggage
Pay
and
Night
Service
1.19
Second
Avenue
"Rupert
Brand"
1
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
B)ran
YOU
WIUJIAKE
THIS
UESOI.UTION
"
ONCE
YOU
HAVE
HIDDEN
IN
THE
More
Pep
More
Power
More
Comtort
Than
Any
Light
Car
Ever
Built,
They
Arc
qn
'
f
Display
atOtir
Showroom.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORD
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
8.1
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News'
ADDRESS
GIVEN
BY
BISHOP
RLX
In
Speaking
at
(he
Rolary
Luncheon
lie
Told
About
His
U
Own
Job
afldj
U
JSfiM'S.-
"
A"h
inspiring
address
was
given
by
Hishop
HI
at
the
Itotary
Clu
luncheon
yesterday
in
which
he
sketched
his
own
life
history
leading
up
to
hU
present
work.
Then
he
told
Qf
the
work
of
a
i
bishop
in
4
BiiJonary
ilioceae
such
as
CaUsdonJa
and
concluded,
by
on
appeal
for
th
support
ot
church
organization
and
work
which
were
on
the
job
all
the
lime
helping
the
eblldren
and
improving
the
life
na
the
community.
The
IJishop
said
h;
believed
in
U
r.irhlps
of
his
eurly
life,
how
he
worked
his
way
through
col
lege
and
eventually
carr.r
through
Ui
Haselpn
which
was
to
be
his
ventre
of
activities.
The.-
Prince
Rupert
became
vacant,
and
he
was
sent
here
and
had
stayed
time,
gradually
having
titles
and
honor
added
but
all
of
which
did
not
change
him
in
the
least.
Telling
of
the
huge
dioeeso
which
it
was
his
duty
to
oversee,
IJishop
Ilix
said
it
had
an
approximate
a
reft
of
JOO.OOO
square
mj
UP
HtMMUDg
IWi
me
Yukon
boundary
to
Oassm
FallM
ami
trom
iueen
utmtlme
is
lands
to
the
AlbarU
boundary
including
the
great
Vme
River
country.
He
wot
attpaaeed
to
have
an
intimate
knowledge
of
the
conditions
and
tba
people
in
that
whole
territory,
New
fields
were
constantly
opening
up
and
some
were
being
UapopflUted.
It
(
was
nececaary
to
secure
30,000'
a
year
from
the
outside
to
carry)
on
the
church
work-
He
had
un-'
fmilnricwl
Oiiml
tn
tian
fa
tka
man
TM
OAJLY
NWWa
Frtda
i.i.ii,
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtly
of
B.
5
mibcd
Co..
IM.)
The
foMowing
quotations
were
bid
and
atked.
Bayvlew,
44,
5.
U.
C.
Silver,
Nil,
1.4U,
Cork
Province,
24,
25.
Cotton
Kelt,
58,
CO.
Dnnwell,
19.
20.
Dutbie,
Nil,
4.
Geoyte
(
oppur,
9.50,
10.00.
.
GBofctftf
Ulver.
40,
42.
'
GWaUnv,
18.
13
Uf.
Gqlpmda,
1.03,
1.0!.
4
.
OrflWlvievv,
7.4,
74'i.
Indapendence,
12,
12'
j.
Indian,
Mi.
3.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
35,
3C'a.
Kootenay
Florence,
23
24.
L.
&
L.,
i
1
-
iTi.
lkevitw
2.
.
.
-A,
Lucky
24!
j.
Marmot
A
tiila.
fern,
8.
-2.
Marmot
iioH,
H-u
,U.
Nation.
.
..iiver,
20,
21.
Noble
1-Y.e.
Nil.
76.
Pend,
Or
Hie.
14.50,
15.00.
Porter
b'.Aw,
73,
80.
Premier
-.:0,
2.20.
(lUe
Muinald,
3.80,
S.O0.
ftuus
Argenta,
39,
80
V.
llUth
l!'nt.
til).
(1.
Silver.
fri-st,
10.
.Silveipi'lo.
1.15,
2.20.
SHvernuth.
12,
Nil.
Slocan
King.
T-'n.
8.
"
"SunTochr
NirrOS.'
TwsUnu.
io,
u.
.
.
Toftfay.
Richfield,
GO,
61.
'
Toric,
Nil.
2.00.
White
iter
1.25,
1.30.
Woodbim
Nil.
3.
K:itern
Stock
.Norandu.
:5.76,
Nil.
CARRYING
ACCUSED
MURDERER
TO
TRIAL
CITY
OF
FAIRBANKS
whb
did
the
work
for
a
mere
Dit-'
.RETHKL.
Alaska,
Jan.
25.
tante.
Cutting
24
days
from
previous
The
Bjthoctfatd
he
txtllaved
in
t
similar
trips
by
dogs,
a
plane
the
work
of
the
thumb.
The
j
hopped
off
from
hare
today
with
budneM
and
serial
world
the
church
as
an
anchor.
other
organisations
did
had
intar-
mittent
work
the
church
was
on
the
job
all
the
time,
constantly
trying'
to
instil
Into
tho
young
j
Mfce
ideals
of
good
citizenship.
lie
urged
ntapibers
of
the
olqb
S4HU
bkM
the
church
and
Mlp
all
they
could.
Soma
heJ
knew
were
doing
it
but
others
were
not.
PASSES
AFTER
LONG
ILLNES
Death
Occurs
This
Morning
in
Hospital
of
Christopher
..
liyolfsen,
Memter
of
WelNKnown
Family
ap
accused
native
murderer,
who
WhJIfciiaOp
b.,lxi.
d.at,
Fairbanks.
The
:i:l.xx:
PRG'MIOVER
PACIFIC
COAST
The
following
broadcasts
are
being
made
tonight
by
the
American
Uroadcasting
Company,
the
most
important
station
in
the
network
being
KJR
of
Seattle:
7:00
to
7:30
Leo
Carrillo
Program
and
Herman
Renin's
Orchestra
(SF),
KJR,
KEX,
KGA,
kya,
mm.
7:30
to
8:00
-Herman
Renin's
Orchttrj,
THnae
Novelties
(BF),
KJi:,
KEX.
KGA,
KYA.
KMTR.
8:10
to
9:00
NvapoliUn
Affr
an
iln.tt
of
aom.
thraa
j
gVS.
month:-
f
om
which
i:
ws
rua'ized
K
.
A
hrTK'
lataly
that
there
could
be
little!
hope
of
recovary,
tha
death
oc-i
currad
.it
4
o'clock
thi.s
morning'
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Generul
Has-;4l
cif
Chrbjeoper
Eyolfdeu,
aged
24,
member
of
a
well
known
family
formerly
oY
Oaland,
Smith
Island,
and
now
resident
i
fTtJe
city
at
TO'vVter9tret.
sThe
dt-'
ceased,
who
Was
bom
in
Manitoba,'
l
ad
lived
at
Smith
Island
for
10
years.
He
followed
the
fishing
trade
and
had
been
employed
.rrc
by
the
Rupert
Marine
Products
land
the
IJootb
Fiaherioa
Co.
II
was
quite
well
known
and
many
f
lends,
who
will
rwgret
his
demise,
will
extend
Iheir
rynipafhy
to
the
mourning
family.
Relatives
left
to
mourn
the
of
the
deceased
include
his
mother,
Mrs.
T.
II.
Kyolfsen;
sevfp
brothar.
Dr.
R.
E.
Kyolf-an,
John
Kyalfsen,
Albert
and
Harry
Syolfaan
of
this
city,
Dar-)uy
Byolfcan
at
Newmarket,
Ont.
;
KjartftP
at
Hums
Lake
and
F.rn-aat
nt
Anyox;
and
two
sisters,
Mrs.
Rud
Church
and
Miss
Joan
Kyalfsen
ef
Prince
Rupert.
The
funeral,
which
in
being
arranged
by
the
R.
C.
Undertakers,
will
take
place
on
Sunday
afternoon
with
a
service
at
St.
An
drew's
Anglican
Qttfced
al.
PATS
I'AUAIMIKASK
An
Iriahnwn
at
a
party
war
expecting
something
strong
to
"wet
his
whistle."
On
being
of
ferad
nothing
but
a
kI""
"f
Kin
gar
ale
he
refused
it,
saying
as
bo
iiturted
to
leave.
"A
oil
drink
turnetli
away
MeUrath."
--Boston
Transcript.
P:Mi
to
10(00
New
Haven
ir.w
ignl-.
KJR,
KEX,
KGA,
KYA,
KMT
It.
JOKHi
to
striog-'
U'l',
11:00
-Dancing
KJR,
KKX,
K(jA,
lSIA,
i
11
:6b
"to"TiT6-4'Coldenv
Gft
lv
iSFi,
JWIJ,
KEX,
WGA.
KW,
HOUSE
BURNED
AT
TERRACE
TEHI(ic
fan.
25:
The
l-oui,,.
occupied
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
:.
!l;.'iiet.-and
family,
and
suited
fQuth
of
the
track
front
the
CN.B.
depot
was
burned
to
the
ground
with
all
ita
contents
vextenlny'
morning
about
nine
'clock,
presumably
caused
from
v
(.vi
ihoaUd
pipe.
The
build-.
which
was
)vo
storey
'i:im
tructiire
was
built
some
fin
mm
ly
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wal-'erg
Tha
I
lamer
family,
are
be--
l
l-id
nfter
by
neighbors.
LUMBERMEN
ON
VISIT
TO
CITY
Hjg
J'arty
of
Western
Canada
Retailers
Are
Entertained
In-Princa
.Rupert
Expressing
delight
at
the
scen
ic
beauties
of
the
trip,
the
hearty
weleome
that
has
been
accorded
them'all
along
tho
line
and
the
excellent
service
given
them
by
the
Canadian
National
Itallways.
rnepibers
of
the
Western
Retail
lumbermen'
Association,
eh-route
to
Vancouver
to
attend
their
annual
convention,
arrived
jn
Prince
Rupert
by
special
train
at
8:40
last
evening
and,
Sifter
spending
overnight
here,
ijliled
for
the
south
aboard
the
steamer
Pr
nee
Kunert
at
8
o-
dock
this
morning.
The
party
uunjbyrod
221
iwraons,
including
")
ladies,
and
was
headed
by
Roy
G.
Roberta
of
Winnipeg,
f
president
of
the
Association,
and
F.
W.
Hitter,
also
qf
Winnipeg,
its
swretary.
Aesompanying
the
party,
as
representatives
of
the
railway
company,
were
r.
4.
(Jreightbn,
city
paasenger
agent,
Winnipeg,
and
Charles
Worby
of
Winnipeg,
superintendent
of
the
fining
and
sleeping
car
depart
ment.
R,
F.
McNaughton,
diitrit
passenger
agent
here,
and
P.
G.
Ruteell,
assistant
superintendent,
Smithers,
accompanied
the
party
from
Ja&fer
Park
to
Prince
Rup
ert,
nnd
A.
D.
Watt,
divisional
master
mechanic,
eame
in
with
the
special
train
from
Prince
George.
The
lateness
of
the
train,
which
was
originally
due
in
mld-rnooe,
made
necessary
the
curtailment
of
the
local
program
of
entertainment
for
the
visitors.
three
hour
at
Prin
George
where
dltrict
lumber
operators
gave
a
dance
and
entertainment
n
their
honor.
SURPRISE
PARTY
ON
MR.
AND
MRS.
NELSON
Fori
.Friend
Cak&
Last
Nght
and
Made
Presentation
of
Handsome
Chesterfield
Table
The
proposed
inspections
of
the
,
(
of
K.
This
maana
a
consumpUon
rM
sn
n
ti.
n..,m
VJ"'"
"w,ufv
3
"...
rij
.
-H
.
.:,
414
ni
(.rout
plantc
could
not
be
made
I
1
.
.
,
lU
r
t
...
-------
Rritain
and
26
in
tiw
SaorsUt.
mere
present
at
tho
entertalnnjent
,
'
'
...
'3C
i
.......
I
,
nLu-i
tl..
i
.I-i-
nce
committee
of
tha
Protestant
,
.;.
...
.
.
.
Synod
of
Down,
Connor
and
Dro-
honor.
After
thK
refreshmenta
'
..
..
IUT,
.
.
.
there
are
.5,0w)
drink
shops
j
i
,u
i
.
ii
:more,
were
served
in
the
Itoston
Hall.
...
,.
I
n
the
northern
urea,
an
licensed.
v
.
,-
,
.
..
,
T
.
...
,
.
....
plane
will
stop
at
Sleet
Mule
tol
vwminjrwwi,
me
party
spiieu
"
u..
hMeU
ud
NfitiMatfes.
WILL
BE
GUEST
BIMl
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Will
RJ
.,4
Anni.nl
.
TORONTO,
Jan
,
.
ry
Thorntflfi,
eh;
ident
of
the
Cuii.ulian
Railways,
will
b
un
A
D-rnnn
of
aliout
10
naiahuoFsi
fllHil
fit
i
lit
U
II
II
I
I
I
pnrfrlends
gnthewUn
a
iurprlilt,
Canadian
ln.i
,
.,,
party
lat
wvaning
at
the
mm
Of!
rBgu
in
Toront
.u,,,':
air.
sum
ir-.
omjt
T)l
Canad
an
ii..i
,-t..
,
t.
Ninth
AVnB
Wf.
ThayenJngtf,8
to
())
was
spem
in
uuucu,
.nu
"
intlimtM
organ.
eious
refraabmahts
were
served.
duBtrla
dri.b
A
feature
of
he
dings
waa
Jnon
u
tha
nrenUtion
by
Lx-Ald.
Os-
or
,
cur
Ursen,
on
behalf
of
the
com-
.
tj
.
pany
asemblad,
of
a
handsome
i,
,
?hterfe,atab.e.
Mr
and
Mr-
2
Z
Jill
lffrMJllUEIl
'lWt."tJ
.
.
,
.
spaecheV
and
humo
..us
'
arT
given
by
many
of
tu"'d
11
"
stories
ware
iI.au
mviul
saant
Thi'
Th.'
eniiivaul
enjoyable
lnuwof
lb
morning.
IIUHIHI)
TUUAY
One
of
the
aim
Mtisn
to
Im
em;.!...
eoaftrahce
will
b
of
closer
co-op.
,
i
Tha
funaral
.took
fliacp
this
f-
M
bippern
and
n
tttnoon
from
the
chapel
of
the
terns
of
the
count
.
C.
UndertakNi
t
Fairvicwju
better
under-t..
Cemetery
of
,We
lute,
Albert
iprcition
,,f
eu
I,
Wek8.
whose
dfilth
occurred
lemi
at1
difficult
yeateriUy
morning
I
h
'the
Prince'
F.
.1.
Finch
Rupert
Oeneral
Hoaplml.
Ray.
Alfred
'Wllaon
of
"First
Unltad
Church
officiated.
UlilTER
LEADS
IN
SOMUHTY
UHLPAST.
Jan.
25,
(I.N.B.)
!
Northern
Ireland
claims
that
It
leads
all
the
rest
of
the
British
Isles
in
sobriety.
It
has
reduced
ita
annual
drink
bill
from
7.-
vn
AAA
i.
toon
n
aVltn.MIIMHI
oil
Company,
in
in-.
E.
Daan
of
th.
of
Canada,
v
i
.
speach
will
U'
I
radio.
I
Hi
'
I.
JL
i-r.
Quickly
Banish
the
COUGH
Saturday,
Last
Day
One
Dollar
Specials
20
YARDS
W
.LI
.
V.
'
ful
deslgna
yard.
iK
OIKdHAM
Tt
nd
'colotinif
s'.
'
beauti-'
S
yards
for
81.00
t
NF4W
PRINTS
In
a
wonderful
.yatiety
of
designs
for
housedresses,
chlldVin's
wanr,
ec.
Regular
35c
yard.
1
yitfo-8I.0
WHITE
FLANNKLETTK
Kxtrjytood
"
quality;
wah
ond
wear
well.
C
yards
for
:
'....81.00
NEW
OirTTONNES
in
15
baaU(ltiil
designs
and
colorings.
Very
apedill,
3
yardi
for
81,00
LA0I1
HPOB
HUNGALOW
NCT
AMorted
deaign.
Special,
8
yards
fan;,.,.
..$!
$00
RUFFLEU
EDGE
CUJtTAIN
FA11RICS
in
Rose
and
Rlue.
This
is
a
splendid
buy
fo
4
yards
for
St.
00
CIRCULAR
PILLOW
COTTON
Absolutely
free
from
filling
or
dressing;
40
gad
42
inches
wide.
8
yards
for
'.181.00
PURE
LINEN
TYPED
GLASS
TOWELS
,
Rlue
or
Red;
full
slie.for
,
.
,U00
IRISH
-DAMASK
NAI'fS-Extrn
good
quality
double
damask.
'
Size
18
in.
x
18
in.
4
for
81.00
n
A-
TSOLffiH
TURKISH
TOWEl
lhd
heavy
quality,
fast
color
i
tiweln
'
f
o
'
One
.SILK
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in.
;
aborted
design
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RIBN'S
AND
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DKIT
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OPEN
KNEE
TWEED
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lined.
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24
to
28
MEN'S
TWEED
WORK
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dark
colorings.
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to
$5.0
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pair
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make
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