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oatfwttbk.
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few.
rjtwhe,
arc
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,
.
patent
or
4nri-
"Where
Most
People
Trade
F
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTU.
FHDKf-
iEstab
1906
SUBSCmPTlON
HATES
City
delhrerx
by
carrier,
yeaxly
psrioti,
jmi
in
anrance
Par
lesser
periods,
paid
aflranee,
per
weet
5y
nail
lt
all
other
countries,
per
year
THIRD
AVEKI7L
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
xCINC
UUTEUT
-
T.KmSH
COLUMBIA
Published
Atternomi.
Except
Stmdaj.
by
llnce
Rupert
"Dnifr
Kews,
T.tmlteri,
Thirc
Avenue
2.
T
PUHEN
ainnaguigrEdttar
By
Tr.nr,
to
all
parte
ol
British
Cdlnrnbia,
the
Bflttsh
-Empire
and
United
States,
yearly
period,
paid
tn
advanee
.
AlfVEETIMNC
UAXLS
Transient
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
raasslftefl
advertising,
per
ward,
per
tnsertiun
....
local
Traders,
per
Jme,
;per
tofiertion
,
Aaverliiint
and
Circulation
Telephone
...
Jew
Icpartment
Telephone
PATI.Y
JPHTiOK
"Member
aT
Audit
Ourtan
at
Cliciilations
The
Building
Trades
,98
KC
X5.Mll
sjxM
3J
Pridsy,
January
22,
aS3tf
In
rood
times
th
buildinr
trades
empire
MtbcHw
ot
5n-!
day
in
Prince
Eupert
the
building
trades
employ
only
ar
very
simtij
iracnon
oi
xne
popmanon.
At
one
time
in
the
history
of
the
city
there
were
a
nun.
4
Grorer
Wall's
"Ham
und
3Panuver
fCtalrianfl
..
tSeatSe
Uink
her
of
local
firms
emraued
in
seliinc
real
estate,
fconnee-
Prince
Eupert
Winner
-r
Bonspiel
SMTTHERS.
Jan
22
The
"Ham
4an
Egg
BaHspai'
put
en
hy
the
Snathea
Curling
Club
uinuitUr
as
e
rireiufif
1
Slip
easaffts
ar-
on
Sui4w
and
nine
smtps
ae.
Snow
Head
up
ui
the
toaraastent.
The
last
ama
m
ttut.
(were
ptaarai
Mrmrtaj
wenin
The
wrattter
Jus
hem
soiti
dw-J
vsjyk
'inr
the
as
week
and
1k
ban
ilirieaJ
tar
sib
13m-
winter
jrantefl
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kere
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Jacob
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Bdiph
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sulhman
and
xt
du
uie
tut
wjuui
uuu
lu
jjc
jjeateu,
iijjin.eu
anu
cieaii-
ed.
1
oday
there
is
not
a
finn
doing
enough
business
selling
real
estate
to
house
and
feed
one
man.
A
somewhat
similar
condition
exists
among
the
bufldimr
material
supply
houses,
the
hardware
stores,
the
building
contrao-ln
xarsnn.
citr
i.ors
ana
ocners.
very
iew
jaDorers
are
aiggmg
iorinaa-tions,
carrying
mortar
or
pulling
down
old
buildings.
Carpenters,
masons,
plumbers,
steam
beating
engineers,
glaziers,
painters
and
others
.are
either
idle
or
-working
part
time.
Normally
they
should
be
all
busy
most
-of
the
time
and
this
would
malie
others
busy.
During
the
past
year
the
buHding
trades
have
confined
their
activities
to
a
few
small
jobs
except
for
some
-waterfront
.activities.
This
year
there
is
evidently
to
be
a
considerable
amount
of
larger
construction
und
this
wiD
be
followed
by
smaller
construction.
Until
the
-builders
are
again
busy
and
prosperous,
we
cannot
say
sfchat
economic-recovery
ha
really
set
in.
So
far
there
is
a
tendency
toward
improvement
but
only
a
tendency.
AiitoHiotive
Industries
f0ne
industry
that
is
showing
decided
signs
of
-life
is
the
'
automove
industry
of
Eastern
Canada
The
factories?
have
heen
making
cars
for
home
use
ant!
also
for
export,
j
The
west
has
lieen
buying
some
of
these
and
helping
the
east
to
start
recovery
in
that
particular
line.
Over
fifteen
.
thousand
people
in
Eastern
Canada
are
now
employed
in
making
cars
and
the
sum
last
year
paid
in
wages
and
salaries
amounted
to
twenty-two
million
dollars.
This
iV
an
important
factor
in
Canadian
recovery,
but
see
what
will
happen
when
the
building
trades
become
busy.
Then
there
will
be
more
trucks
needed,
more
cars
for
the
people
-who
-will
be
earning
good
money
but
today
find
it
-difficult
to
pav
for
food
and
shelter.
Let
the
building
trades
get
busy
in
Prince
Tiupert
and
orders
will
at
once
go
through
for
several
hundred
new
cars.
Already
people
are
buyinp
more
cars
and
this
vear
-will
see
a
hir
advance.
Th'ery
industry
that
shows
improvement
affects
every
other
industry.
There
is
a
general
interlocking.
"We
are
glad
to
know
the
.automotive
industry
is
rmakangTirogress.
It
means
ihat
the
-whole
-country
is
malongTirocTess.
"This
is
a
ce-operative
worlcl
All
countries
affect
all
other
.countries
and
all
industries
affect
all
other
industries.
P
Johnscrr.
Savoy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Brash,
Surf
Point
"Mine;
Joe
Sanfcey
and
John
Mor-
WffiFELETS
From
the
"Waterfront
33if
,
.Seattle
halihu;
schooner
Eagle.
Capt
Jacob
B
Engcla.
wfaicfc
if-
or
b
tv
morrtrs'
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ttx
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FMierteb
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seeking
toiuarrrauior
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dh
tfefe
year
wen
ry
fhr
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to
thf
abumtenr
f
tel-kinfc
stiftpai!
&ewe
"Will
nei
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spawn
id
the
wicniuy
of
Cape
II
km
AftMM
jdtw
nil
:
Si
Jame.
wai
Miium
(wwrowttalJa:
;
Them
were
many
Mw
;am
supplies
The
scipnttftc
partjr
daring
the
aeries
and
some
anes$-
j
aboard
the
Bagletcnnsfcas
BTTBlib-1tiona'.fineeuxBnwas
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bfltof
Jb
perfect
esndttan
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and
Pjltph
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Sffitnuia.
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The
rinto-
lur
the
tournament!
par
few-
Sanson
Cup
were
ntouKn
The
Eetehifcan
motor
Tessfas
Jr-iieon
ana
ianrmn
were
to
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isunnnR.
uen
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enwoaa
ui
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wu
tt
m
miiBirafunrtik
coat
over
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vesaertiay
trera
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fuel
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star
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and
dauab-
sr.
Breijm.
arrlvefl
Jr,
the
chg
yea-
terday
on
theh"DV7n
"toast.
thPKary
Lou.
after
hwrine
wished
idattan
at
Hartlej
Bay
tor
a
eeuple
of
"weeks.
The
also
tmade
a
brief
alM
M.
Port
'Simpsan.
The
plan
ta
lsavt
far
home
this
Tvening
I5e5r
j
110
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12575
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3267,
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SUGGESTS
SAVEETSTAKE
Twlth
a
sub3t.Tn.irJ
KubscrirjUan
fmay
I
make
the
suggestion
that,
Mr.
A
biff.
3n
.his
capacity
as
commissioner
and
dry
council
do-'
nate
a
number
cC
leverted
risna,
Part
Simpsm;
Miss
A.
"W
off
rsasonahle
fccatian
to
those
directly
something
like
one-fourth
of
ihe
populataon.
Tj?"
A-
p-osans-
'who
wffl
jiaw
charge
a?
raisins
A.
H.
Perkins.
Port
Eoval
E.
Brikson.
Seattle;
C
Stewart:
J.
UL
Bobsrtson,
tver.
Central
J.
Tlautt
and
O.
Bunt.
C
Knox
C
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B
Basketb
letlakatl;
(Alaska
vs.
Ue-veH
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IN
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MINUTE...
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gr.
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m
ior
ux
30
ail
Prince
Rupert
Also
Intermediate
and
Girls'
Games
at
Soese
Hafl
Friday
and
Saturday
7430
PJV1.
Tickets
on
Sale
at
Grotto
ADMISSION
Adults,
5(lc.
Children,
25c
Daily
Hems
in
Teferenae
to
the
linanring
oT
the
new
hosptaal
and
the
Inability
(the
money,
lor
the
holding
a
lottery
or
In
doing
this
the
city
could
not
lose
anything
as
these
lots
are
on
its
nana
and
are
Hkejy
toJ
be
lor
some
time
and,
a
thlnasJ
uuu
i
iJi-t
up
so.
me
enn
ar
live'
years
it
is
irable
to
get
the
lota
back
n
train.
i
ai
Air.
Alaer
seems
to
think-i
there
is
money
to
be
had
If
we
are-
i
willing
to
exert
sufficient
energy
i
to
go
alter
it,
I
offer
this
sugges
tion
as
a
concrete
proposition
on
his
own
suggested
terms.
INTERESTED
The
Bally
Nrws
Has
an
circulation
Play
safe!
audited
'
65
Taxi
And
Ulesseneer
Service
I
1
Stand
Empress
Hotel
i
l
Hill
Stuart
Al
Prench
1
John
Saunders
TRAPPERS!
AttenSon!
Don't
sell
your
furs
until
you
see
Frank
Lockwodl
P.
0.
Box
200
This
artvr'rttSFnier,
4
tu
puhi
:.ib
cf
tursm
as
aiowEa-
Ac
Caranmrtst
Pa
ana
the
C
.
T.
is
na
the
ienner
tko
TBralutiBniav
snd
tt
tatter
pa:
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Bamsftarry
The
wnrtea
were
lauKe
tapshte
eB
Tnlmj;
the
floun-
Ih-
roest
JiHfiHigent
people
Jhad
dtaBW
been
reerultea
from
In
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rant
he
wwteers
Bnasla
ruet!
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Sorwte.
nnt
directe
q
Oanununisas
fiCSharier
Chapmen
ieaiaret)
tiur.
mmmtmfm
jaeanv
arnimna
owi-'aJtup
AS
he
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of
jmoducuor
md
tHaaWbultoa
The
C
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eempeacKte
tht;
capitaliKiF
tar
Whml
thsr
toot
awa
from
Asm
and
were
JtWe
ditferent
Irani
what
the
Ubsis
prfnefl
tB
be.
The
C
C.
P.
bdKeved
4a
:
tradusJ
aamansm.
A
eo41eefm
n-saltrtJ
in
SaJg
ocine
iken.
listen
to
this
-
-
"Dr.
Bateler
said
vS
alraw-benies:
"Daubtleai
'-Dud
could
.have
made
a
better
beny.
buVtleubV
leas
God
never
did."
izaak
Walton
the
'Oompleaiai
Arler.
thuk
quotes
the
good
doc-w
hnr
Bad
Br.
Boteier
lived
in
Piineem
-Rupet
he
might
have
saic.
"Oou
ta
les
God
'could
have
made
coal
than
Albert
6i
MeCatlery
ibuti
doubtless
God
never
'did
"
For
twenty
-years.
Albert
2:
ivie-i
Ca
fiery
coal
has
been
the
best
ai
the
dtj'
to
matertaliy
aiBWiavahaDle-
3t
is
the
be
todajr.
And
a.
JonaMson
ana
a.
uocik,
n
Jtp
-rhrmw
thereby
at
teast
a
certain
sum
2Qura
be
raised
by
apreadins
these
u-ftickett
tnronghout
the
curround-
ving
country.
An
aaded
inducement
crjuld
be
made
by
giving
a
-first
prize
&
aouble
Ira
vrith
u
dlear
tttle
on
da
Jeee
Irom
taxes
lor
soy
live
years
and
a
second
jabs
In
accordance
etc.
if
better
could
be
-got.
we
-would
have
it.
It
gives
yon
the
most
Ileal?
for
the
least
money
and
thatV
vhat
you
"v.-ant.
So,
the
next
time
you
need
coal,
just
phone
116
or
117
to
Albert
ts
McCalferjr
and
order
Nanaimo-ri
purpose
ail
wemngton
lor
lurnace
and
theater
same
or
a'
Alberta-sootless
lor
the
kitchen
asnes
nr
lorxenes
or
train:
rrt-rmfp
Tou
deserve
the
bestr!
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy,
rata.
26.
Aivansh
Cloud?
.
eahn.
30.
Alice
Arm
'Light
rain,
souttfl
wind,
40.
Stewart
Baining,
south
wind,
34
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ealnx,
17.
Smlt
hers
Cloudy,
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milder
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of
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on
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