Monday
January
0.
1839.
A
barometer.
30
00;
light
weH.
a
riHI
Poughkeepsie
Has
Big
Fire
-llull.1
it.
C.
I'ajrolU-
"Extra
Rich
It
Takes
Less"
PTV
Langara
Island-Showery,
calm,
barometer.
W
00.
temr-ralan
44.
;
light
swea
Drad
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy
raim.
barometer.
3060;
tempera
tare.
35;
tlht
swell
Bull
Harbor-
Raining,
southeast
wind,
ettht
mile
per
hour;
barometer.
30.15.
temperature.
42;
moderate
swell
Alert
Day
Light
ralq,
southeast
wind.
2&
mile
per
hour;
barometer
30.32.
tempVrature.
40:
lfeht
chop,
I!
Ertevan
-
Raining,
southeast!
vtcd.
four
mile
per
hour;
barom-j
eter.
3020.
I
Victoria
Cloudy,
easterly
wind.,
four
mil
per
hour;
barometer.'
3024,
Vancouver-
Raining,
northeast
lind,
eight
talk
per
hour;
barometer.
3024.
Prince
George
Enow
In,
north-t
rly
wind.
It
mtkw
per
hour;,
barometer.
29
H.
Terrace
fgy.
calm,
temperature
32.
Aiyanih
Cloudy,
calm.
32.
Alice
Arm-
Ralnlnc.
calm.
34.
Anvex-Cloudy.
calm.
30.
,.
Hazeiton
Foggy,
calm.
35.
Smllliers
Cloudy,
calm.
30.
Burns
Lake.
Foe
calm.
27.
Stewart
Light
rain.
calm.
32.
POUOHKEFPSIE.
New
York,
Jan.
:
tCP
Exterulve
damajte
wa
dene
by
a
spectacular
fire
which
rased
uncontrolled
tor
several
i.'.ur
last
nWht
ln
Ute
Industrial
district
of
this
Hudton
River
dtv
A
r
umber
of
vacant
,,r
Idle
manufacturing
premises
were
among
the
plares
consumed.
We
have
used
Pacific
Milk,
ever
"nee
the
first
can.
some
year
ago
now.
for
right
away
we,
found
It
goer
further.
Extra
rich.
It
takes
less."
writes
Mrs.
W
R.
It
hod
lust
been
packed
ln
vacu
um
cans
when
I
heard
of
it,
and
curious
to
know
what
the.
milk
would
be
like.
I
began
mlng.
1
was
familiar
with
canned
milk
and
here,
was
a
difference
I
liked
the
new
milk
better.
And
so
wc
continued
U
use
It
We
buy
It
by
the
case."
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
Of
Course
Announcements
All
advertisements
ln
this
col
ton
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
23c
a
word
Eagles'
Bridge
January
11.
Toe
11.
Bridge
January
18.
S.
O.
N.
Masquerade
January
10.
I'rc&byterlan
Burn's
Banquet
January
25.
v
Junior
Chamber
ot
Commerce
Snowball
Frolic,
Moose
Hall,
January
27.
TOLD
ABOUT
JAPAN
TRIP
Rojer
Oliata
Speaker
at
Meeting
((
rtippnn
Yun
People'
AMorlallon
Doacrtbiim
InUrwktlmjjy
a
recent
trip
to
Japan,
Roger
Obata
was
the
To
Reside
Here
IKt
lTCKOHKK
VIOLINIST
After
many
years
of
teachmg
the
violin
to
advanced
students
ln
England,
France
Switzerland
and
In
different
parts
of
Canada.
E.
P.
Granger
came
to
the
coast
two
year
ago
and
decided
that
Terrace
was
an
Ideal
place
to
which
to
retire
A
year
ago
he
purchased
the
fruit
ranch
owned
by
J.
K.
Gordon
on
the
bench
at
the
rest
of
hU
davs
there
How
ever,
the
loneliness
of
the
fruit
ranch
oppressed
him
and
he
and
Mrs.
O
ranger
decided
to
come
to
Prince
Rupert
for
a
few
montlin
each
winter
and
take
up
their
former
vocations,
looking
after
the
ranch
In
the
summer.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Oranger
have
taken
the
Norman
Freeman
House
on
Fifth
Avenue
Weat
where
Mr.
Oranger
plans
to
give
a
aeries
of
violin
lessons
to
advanced
sfudents
for
a
few
weeks
and
Mrs.
Granger
may
give
Instruction
In
French.
Ger
man
or
Italian
languages.
Only
One
Case-Liquor
Appeal-Before
Court
i
f
l.j,
ji
IJJIJliin
LOCALS
Oood
garden
Boll
free.
Help
your
self
MrRar
Bros.,
Ltd.
S
Mrs.
D.
Slevert
will
sail
tomorrow,
afterrtonn
on
the
Cardena
for
Vancouver.
Z:1.
iaxne,
Innec,
Indian,
appeared
r;V
,7h,J
n7
T
A
.
.
i4"011
tlt
court
this
roomlns
"
"
llL
ttl
Mte
f
thankjN.
a
charge
of
supplying
and
wa
TODAY'S
WEATHER
WbTra
Mls
TlarlkoSwh!ro
nfmanded
tot
tlBht
days'
Price
Rupert--
Overcas..
aortn
'
JV"
ln
the
chalr-
I
Mr.
and
MraiTI
Brtnd
return-wUd.
.two
mile
per
hour;
buxom-)b
'
X
L...
"
J!"
UP
d
o
the
city
on
the
Cardtna
last
eter
30
fatting;
tempetature.
r;,,."fTw!;wgV
.''i?11
a
evening
after
spending
the
ChrUl-;
sea
smooth.
n
m
MU
Norr"
New
Year
holiday
season
Trinle
Island--
Lluht
rain,
taaf
f.
.
.
in
Vancouver.
southeast
wind,
six
miles
per
tour:
tight
set
Lancara
Island-
Showery,
culm:
temprratare.
44.
Refreshment
were
served
under
the
direction
of
the
convenor,
MLi'
,
Emily
Yamanaka
(was
fined
(25.
with
option
of
sev
en
days,
Imprisonment,
by
Magis
trate
McClymoot
la
city
(court
this
morning.
Allan
Davles.
son
of
A.
M.
Davles.
who
has
been
attending
University
9i
HrilUh
Columbia,
returned
home
lost
evening.
He
Is
joining
the)
Post
Otfke
staff
here.
i
mites.
to
move
to
other
There
wa
only
one
case
to
be
i
i
.KW.
Stranded
In
slon
before
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
this
morning.
This
Is
an
appeal
of
the
crown
against
a
dismissal
by
Stipendiary
MaiUtrate
A.
L.
Mallory
of
pre-
of
paid
up
business
was
$150,000.
Phillipines
6
J
S.
J.
Jabour.
formerly
of
thli
jelty
and
now
in
Vancouver,
led
C-'nada
In
securing
paid
up
business
pprt
Clements
of
George
Osawa,
mamila,
Jan.
:
ivn-tweivc
Queen
Charlotte
City,
on
a
charge
passengers
irom
tne
steamer
biiver
IngvaM
Grove.
i:
Dane
Seal
Cove
Hall
January
SQ.
f
Special
Wool
12
for
50c
Junibor
and
Down
2-oz.
balls
All
other
wool
regard-
jQ(
Jess
oi
mJK-i"M
Crest.
D.M.C.
and
Wlldspur
fn
XU
BaU
Crochet
Col
Ion
5c
Spool.
Silk
and
Slieeiv
OX
2
for
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PICTURE
SCHEDULE
CHANGED
Sew
Policy
Will
Bring
Attrartlonx
Earlier
to
Capitol
Theatre
Here
A
ehange
of
schedule
ln
picture
showings
goes
Into
effect
at
the,
Capitol
Theatre
here
starting
this
week.
Henceforth
there
will
be
changes
of
programs
on
Monday
Thursday
and
Saturday
Instead
of
Monday.
Wednesday
and
Friday
as
has
been
the
custom
ln
the
past.
This
will
result.
Manager
D.
G.
Borland
explains,
ln
the
bouse
being
able
to
obtain
much
earlier
showings
of
important
feature
pictures
on
the
three-night
billing.
Also
it
will
be
possible
to
polfcefobtaln
Fox
news
reels
four
weeks
earner
lor
me
Tnursaay
and
Friday
programs.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
11.
L.
Tar
and
child
!
Th
following
big
pictures
are
an-returned
to
the
city
on
the
Car-
nounced
for
the
thjee-ulghi
pro-dena
last
evening
after
spending'
8
rams
during
the
coming
four
the
Chrbtmaa
and
New
Year
boll-.
this
week,
"The
Sisters;"
day
season
visiting
in
Vancouver.
pext
week.
"Love
Find
Andy
Har-
dy;M
January
23,
"Heart
of
the
Dr.
Hugh
Morrison,
Inspector
of
North.-
mounted
polite
picture
In
schools,
sailed
last
evening
on
the
j
technicolor,
January
30,
'My
Lucky
Cardena
for
Port
Simpson
on
of-j8tar"
with
Sonja
Henle.
tic
la
duties.
He
will
return
to
the
city
tomorrow
morning
jEntertaUiment
John
Currle
of
this
city,
who
Miliar
1
f?
J
carrying
out
the
contract
of
build-1
VlUCll
UniOYed
in
a
school
at
Bella
Bella,
came
J
north
to
that
point
on
the
Cardena'
yesterday
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver.!
Jairics
Irvine
lr.
underwent
an'
ooeratlon
ln
the-
Prince
Rupert
.
..
.
.
.
A
i
r.A
M.
,r,.
An
excellent
entertainment
was
i
n.n
t..
nrorednff
favoe-
staed
by
the
Varden
Singers
ln
"
.
.
.
-
"
r
i
.
1
.,
t
.
i
.
ably.
Mike
Kowal
of
Judburgh,
Sask-
atchewan.
who
has
been
visltlnt
for
the
past
week
with
relatives
at'
Seal
Cove,
will
leave
by
this
eve-
nlnoV
train
run
Vi
L
rlurn
ti
hk
...
....
.
.
"
,..
v..
"
"
.,
irrruce
wi
n
tne
wea
or
spending
(he
home
m
prairies.
f
Affair
by
Vardeu
Singers
Fridav
MgUt
rrvsraiti
Followed
By
Dante
Aiciropoie
tuu
out
weauier
Iinc
was
unfavorable
and
the
crowd
was
not
as
large
as
might
havs
been
desired,
about
one
hundred
ersons
being
present
Following
the
program,
dancing
was
enjoyed.
The
program
Included
two
tketcltts.
a
ajuartette.
sonss.
by
th
'choir,
pantomime,
humorous
songs
bv
Nets
Gunder&on.
piano
duet
b
Misses
Ruth
Nelson
and
Jean
Mc-
t
ean
and
plaiu
soUs
by
Mary
Dvbhavn.
Music
tor
dancing
from
10:3.0
pan.
until
2
aun.
was
furnished
by
Chris
Fossum's
Orchestra.
Re-
....
..
.,,,,.
Jfreahments
were
served.
wWies
to
Oladys
Halllday
an-!
mgvaid
remiss
remiss
was
was
ehalrmat
enairmat
noi.ne
tint
th
Modern
Beautv.
.....
..J
-...-j
i
.
wor
the
evening
Peter
Lien
was
Jan.
12
untU
Monday.
Jan.
23.
due
Bkksen
ped
al
the
door.
to
Itavtng
i
1
am
Adams,
Terrace,
Dies
,u,
ou.
.
w
Man
Who
Met
Wlh
Accident
Somt
1
-a.
a
ntA
.
M
.Inl.
-ment
issued
by
the
company
Dur-I
Hospital
Here
William
Adams
of
Terrace,
who
sustained
Injuries
in
an
accident
at
Terrace
some
time
ago
and
had
4rmce
been
a
patient
ln
the
Prince
(Rupert
General
Hospital,
passed
away
there
late
this
morning.
He
i
was
a
fanner
and
had
been
for
i
some
time
located
at
Terrace.
-.Saturdays
C.
N.
It.
TRAINS
of
keeping
llquar
for
sale
Hearing
Crest,
stranded
n
a
Luion
Island.
.
was
set
for
January
27.
T.
w.
reel,
nave
arnvea
nere
aooaru
a
mr
n
mji-Brown
Is
counsel
for
the
crown.
slater
ship.
Silver
Hue.
after
being
Monday.
Wednesdays
Two
applications
for
naturallaa-
removed
from
the
grounded
steam
days
1
rri
hv
the
court
er
by
life
boats.
Fifty-One
of
the
From
the
East
and
f
ir,.on
Kraunner
and
Hans
crew
are
remaining
with
the
Silver
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
11
p.m
Regal
Shop
FINAL
CLEARANCE
SALE
We
Must
Vacate
the
Store
By
Saturday
14th
DM.C
CUrk1,
Art-
Co
OK
syl
Floss
4
for
BraailcUtli
Regular
45c
Other
Things
Too
Numerous
to
Mention
Come
Early
Get
In
On
the
Bargains!
15c
30c
II
Gardening
i
With
the
turn
of
the
year
all
hortlculturallsts
begin
to
think
once
more
of
their
gardens
and
to
make
plans
for
the-
coming
sprinic,
While
spring
is
yet
a
long
way
off
the
willows
will
soon
be
showing
their
furry
flower
buds
and
then'
will
come
crocuses.
the
snowdrops,
and
the:
I
nk1wN
i
f
K
n
W
In
lr
anvthin?
J.irt
PiilUr
tMI
mc'S
that
he
has
one
that
has
net
bloomed
yet
although
I
think
he
said
he
bought
it
seven
years
age.
However,
mostly
they
bloom
after
the
first
or
second
year
and
sometime
the
first
year.
I
covered
my
water
lilies
with
old
mats
and
coats
In
the
hope
that
the
tubs
ln
which
they
are
planted
might
not
freeze
to
the
bottom.
i
I
expect
someone
to
tell
me
their
peonies
always
bloom
the
first
year
and
so
they
may.
But
that
has
not
been
my
experience.
This
is
the
month
when
the
seed!
catalogues
come.
I
have
received
2
only
one
so
far
but
I
am
looking
iO
forward
to
getting
quite
a
number.
'S
I
enjoy
looking
at
a
new
cata-2"
logue
just
as
much
as
reading
a
new
flower
magazine.
There
Is
al-
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Pbone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS,
C
E.
BUCK
Walker's
Music
Store
,
Large
Stock
Music
nelntzman,
Nordhelmer
and
Lesage
Pianos
Plana
Tuning
with
"Resonoscope"
Phone
Blue
389
212
4th
St
l
VIOLINIST
I
and
5
TEACHER
E.
P.
GRANGER
Trained
In
Europe
Advanced
Students
and
Beiinners
PHONE
RED
920
Music
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
PHONE
GREEN
390
rara
iaTi.aTtmiiirat:.maV''
J
International
Cafe
I
THE
TRAVELLERS
CAFE
i
g
Hx
changed
ownership
and
S
will
be
continued
as
the
In-
!
ternational
Cafe
under
new
ig
!
management
with
entirely
j
!
new
staff
Including
a
first
J
a
nlnee
aaaV
ti
Full
Meals
Served
for
23c
1
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
1
I
INTERNATIONAL
CAFE
g
I
211
6th
Street
A
LAW
"Tu
.....
Begonias
should
be
.
Druin?
froitT
weather
it
Is
doors
In
February
and
covered
it
with
an
old
mrftuln
'Frank
Dibb
has
been
growing
some
sash
to
protect
It
from
the
ram'lne
onel
for
MTeral
years
wllJ,i
and
wind.
There
is
one
member
of
iBreat
"ccess.
I
am
told
that,
iff
the
family
that
blooms
ln
Novem-
Panted
in
the
spring,
they
do
welL
ber
and
the
other
usually
about
I
Tn?
need
ricn
so11-
well
drained.
svhmW
uin
u
thp
ki.P
vjiri.'Tb
HUM
erlnkly
roots
look
lic
ety.
jnotning
ai
au
ana
are
apt
to
oe
I
lost
in
the
garden
in
the
fall
or
I
am
wondering
what
will
hap-
spring
If
not
carefully
labelled.
The
pen
to
my
water
.lilies.
They
did.
roots
can
be
uurehased
for
abort
not
Woom
last
srnnmer
but
I
have
of
cenU
eacU
or
a
oecu
reading
inai
mey
oiten
oo
not
bloom
the
first
year
and
some
CAGE.
TWlT.fi
MARK
There
ought
to
be
a
law
against
people
coughing
in
public
I
Don't
do
it
Smith
Brothers
Cough
Drops
bring
soothing
I
relief,
(Black
or
Menthol,
lOf.)
S
I
SMITH
BROS.
COUGH
DROPS
rumm
I
have-
Christmas
roses
coming
.ways
something
new
If
the
firm
Is
higher
for
special
varieties.
a
progressive
one.
planted
ln
utAk
aauu
slii.
ik)c
ur
IlUk
1
.-u.
-
i
w
.
.
really
roses
but
belair
to
thelood
to
keep
an
eye
on
the
dahlia
"ff
J
or
Maren
so
local
Hellebore
famUy.
The
flowers
are1
e
that
they
do
not
ZZ:
VrZ
fflvT
tn
At.
itriTrkrtallAn(
f
mm
1
r.tlnnn
m
that
white
and
somewhat
resemble
a
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them
to
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and
then
they.they
are
more
waxllk.
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flowers
useless.
grow
straight
from
the
root.
In
the
1
fall
I
built
a
box
around
the
Dlantl
what
about
anemones
this,
year?
for
best
results.
By
the
ttme
the
direct
shipment
from
Holland
arrive
the
plants
$hpuld
be-
about
three
inches
high..
It
Is
not
too
late
to
brealf
up
new
ground
for
the
coming
sprln?.
In
frosty
weather
the
digging
Is
gpod
if
the
frost
Is
nQt
too
severe.
I
hope
to
be
able
to
see
a
number
of
new
gardens
this
year
and
soma
of
the
old
one
extended
or
re
vised.
Thla
is
the
time
to
lay
plans
for
this
work
or
even
to
start
lt-
H.
F.
P.
times
not
until
the
third
year.
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