PAar
roinf
Riilroad
Man
Never
Starts
His
Ron
YTitionl
Bnclleg'i
Mixture
as
Protection
Against
COUGHS,
COLDS
When
railroad
men
who
are
exposed
to
rain,
(now,
and
bitter
freezing
cotd
depend
on
BucUef'i
Mixture
you
would
be
wise
to
follow
their
example
Mr.
B.
Harrold,
Moose
Jaw,
SasL,
says:
"I
find
Buckley'
Mixture
the
finest
cough
remedy
I
have
ever
used,
and
never
go
out
on
the
road
without
bottle
in
my
grip
for
protection
against
colds."
Buckley'
Mixture
is
a
time-tested,
proven
remedy
used
in
thousands
of
Canadian
homes
whenever
coughs,
colds,
grippe,
bronchitis,
etc,
are
troublesome,
It
eases
the
cough
almost
instantly,
turns
tough
phlegm
into
easily
expelled
fluid,
soothes
the
air
ducts,
correct
over-acidity.
Don't
experi'
xnent
Buy
Buckley's.
OVER
10
MILLION
BOTTLES
SOLDI
i;-
Kitselas
Sisters
Name
Officers
Mrs.
Joseph
Hudson
Is
Named
I
President
,
Of
Organization
I
Sbtlkc4
from
frttttumtl
modtl
IMPROVED
FORMULA
ALKALINf-SWEETENS
THE
STOMACH
nes
McKay
Third
Vice-President,
Mrs.
John
!
Cecil.
Secretary.
Miss
Adeline
Bevan.
j
Treasurer,
Mr.
Silas
Bevan.
:
Recording
Secretary,-Mrs.
Violet
Mulwain.
Owing
to
Increased
Cost
of
j
Nanaimo-Wellington
;
Lump
Coal
r
At
the
mine
and
an
increase
in
freight
rates,
we
have
been
forced
i
to
raise
the
price
as
follows:
Nanaimo-Wellington
Lump
Per
ton,
sacked
$15.50
Nanaimo-Wellington
Mine
Run
Per
ton,
sacked
$11.25
Nanaimo-Wellington
Nut
Per
ton,
sacked
$12.50
Nanaimo-Wellington
Slack
Per
ton,
sacked
$9.00
These
Prices
Will
Go
Into
Effect
January
1st,
1910
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Telephone
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or
C52
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STEAMSHIPS
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Prince
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Vancouver:
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Thurs.
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Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
anJ
Tickets
From
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
.568
Shower
For
Bride-
Elect
Held
Friday
Miss
Rita
Stromdahl
Honored
Friday
Night
With
Mrs.
N.
S.
K.
Rrewscr
and
Mrs.
John
Mc-Leod
as
Hostesses
Mr.
W.F.
"Build
B.
C.
Payrolls"
"I
am
a
bachelor,"
MISS
YUKI
Dressmaker
Ladies'
and
Children's
Alterations
Moderate
Price
Phone
GREEN
880
727
FRASER
ST.
,
jOOOOOOOOOCKKuKiOOOOOOOOOOa
Arrow
Messenger
Len
Griffiths
it
Co.
PHONE
459
Reasonable
Rates
Parcel
and
Baggage
Service
Stand
Venezla
Grocery
Pulton
Street
7HS
SAIL?
KZWS
Monday,
January
22
Letter
Box
THAT
TIGHTENING
VV
your
position
quite
clear:
"It
seems
ttoo
bad
that
when
Canada
Is
at
On
Friday
evening
Mrs.
N.
S.
K.
war
u
5houid
fmd
attempts
to
un-Brewer
and
Mrs.
John
McLeod
were
drminft
her
at
home
.
.
.
France
Is
SMITHERS
SNOWFALL
.llllYVrAI
I
'
'
Wednesday
evening.
In
spite
of
the
heavy
snow,
however,
there
has
not
been
any
severe
cold
as
yet
in
the
Bulkley
Valley
and
Ice
makers
i
m
tii
nr
bKLAl
rlLM
SHOWS
HERE
Editor.
Dally
News:
l-sianlrv
and
Livingstone"
Features
In
thU
following
quotation
from!
at
Capitol
For
First
Half
of
This
a
recent
editorial
of
yours
you
make
J
W
eek
Picturlzatlon
of
one
of
the
great
est
historical
adventures
on
record,
"Stanley
and
Livingstone.'
one
of
Joint
hostesses
at
a
miscellaneous
shuttlng
down
on
the
enemy
with-1
those
much-dlstued
and
Ions
shower
In
honor
of
Miss
Rita
Strom-
trl
her
Rats
and
tnere
no
g0od
awaited
films,
comes
to
the
M-nrn
dahl.
During
the
evening
the
rea5on
wny
Canada
should
not
do
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
hero
for
.h
guests
played
games,
the
winners
the
same."
How
you
reconcile
this
first
half
of
this
week.
It
a
t.h
being
Mrs.
Tommy
Chrlstoff
and
unealvlcal
statement
with
your
story
of
the
young
New
York
new
Mrs.
Gay
at
bridge.
Mrs.
Stromdahl
cxDressed''
desire
to
maintain
that
papcrman
who
received
orders
sev
at
whist
and
Mrs.
Wiggins
at
Chin-
Canadian
freedom
which
you
boast
enty
years
ago
from
his
publisher
to
ese
cnecsers
wnne
Mrs.
uay,
Mrs.
rQ
mueh
about.
u
difficult
to
see.
go
to
Africa
ana
ascertain
me
iar-
J.
Peterson
and
Mrs.
D.
It.
Barclay
0ne
simpiy
can
not
have
one's
cake
of
David
Livingstone,
the
result
an
took
the
prize
-at
pinning
the
tall
0H
it
fnr
if
rmmnhin
nf
adventures
chancing
the
wh
is
Utavt
VMM
V
vwv
v
x
-
-
-
-
on
the
donkey.
After
refreshments,
sncech
and
nress
destruction
of
the
course
of
his
life
and
bringing
him
little
Heather
Brewer
wheeled
In
a
powers
of
labor
unions,
maintain-
undying
fame.
The
story
of
nc
:es
l
prettily
decorated
buggy
laden
with
JnK
of
concentration
camps
and
lty
centres
around
the
advent
ur
many
uscjui
uiu
ior
me
Dnae-
nmcnrintinn
nt
nr
if
rai
thoueht
or
me
newspaperman
no
was
:
elect.
constitute
Fascism,
then
It
may
be
Ume
to
give
the
world
mom
knowl
Those
present
were
Mrs.
J.
Pet-
truthfully
stated
that
France
Is
to-
edge
of
Africa
than
any
other
man
erson,
Mrs.
H.
A.
Ormlston,
Mrs.
E.
day
a
Fascist
country.
Is
this
what
but
there
Is
also
romance
woven
Bostrom.
Mrs.
N.
Mackay,
Mrs.
T.
O.
you
wlsh?
The
politicians
on
top
Into
the
theme
and
th,e
picture
Is
Morgan,
Mrs.
J.
Gay.
Mrs.
T.
Christ-
WOuld'glve
the
Impression
that
these
said
by
those
who
have
seen
it
to
off,
Mrs.
John
Bremner,
Mrs.
A,
curbs
are
only
for
the
duration
of
possess
all
the
essential
enter'aj.r
Duncan,
Mrs.
R.
Smith,
Mrs.
G.
wr
hut
whn
knows?
ment
features.
Social
Committee
Mrs.
Harriett
btromaam,
Mrs.
D.
R.
Barclay,
Mrs.
Th
fniinwtnff
lut.
nf
mpn
in
Bpcncer
Tracy
plays
the
ieaair."
Bolton
and
Mrs.
Flora
Bolton.
J.
Moran,
Mrs.
Nell
Macdonald,
Miss
France
who
have
been
hunted
and
role
of
Stanley
while
Sir
Cecil
Hard
1
Other
members
are
Mrs.
Esther
Jan
Wiggins,
Miss
J.
Gay.
Miss
Is-
arrested,
except
for
a
few
very
aged
wke
has
the
part
of
Dr
Living
'
KITSELAS
Jan
22
The
an-
Kennedy.
Mrs.
Martha
Bevan,
Miss
a!
MacDonald,
Miss
Helen
Ormls-
men
wh0
are
kept
under
police
sur-
stone.
Nancy
Kelly
and
Richard
nual
meeting
of
the
Kitselas
Na-
Bevan-
Mlss
Phvllis
Ken
ton'
MUs
Nancy
Brwnn
and
Miss
velllance.
Is
Illuminating.
Among
Orecne
play
an
important
part
In
H
Rkicrh
mr.
v,.irt
rwi
riedy.
Miss
Vera
Bolton
and
Laura
biromaam.
In
the
residence
of
Mrs.
Martha
Hudson.
,
T
Tit
Bevan.
Officers
for
the
ensuing
A
dance
was
given
by
the
or-
ArrpH
(InTia
Man
year
were
elected
as
follows:
ganlzatlon
on
Friday
evening.
"5VV1
vulia
"tail
President,
Mrs.
Joseph
Hudson.
First
Vice-President.
Mrs.
Ed-1
ward
Bennett.
A
fifty
cent
ciasslltea
ad.
Second
Vice-President.
Mrs.
Ag-
often
make
you
many
dollars.
Baby
Week
NURSERY
FURNITURE
Baby
High
Chair
In
golden
finish,
Q
Qff
with
aluminium
tray
Steel
Crib
Large
size,
complete
with
16
00
Folding
Carrier
With
Chronlum
plated
reversing
j
Baby
rram-All
steel
body
finished
In
navy
$25
00
Blankets
And
Bedthrows
Genuine
English
Toint
Blenkets
Size
63x81.
These
blankets
are
famous
for
their
quality,
were
purchased
before
the
war
and
therefore
can
be
offered
at
the
regular
price.
2-
CJ
(?A
32
point
in
scarlet
or
green.
Per
pair
P
AUtUU
All
Wool
Grey
Blankets
7
lbs.,
size
60x80.
Ce
C(
Per
pair
t?D.UU
Pure
Wool
Mdssfield
Blankets
White
with
colored
C'ffl
filft
borders.
72x84
S-IV.UU
Reversible
Bedthrows
Assorted
colors
with
C"!
A
CJA
rainbow
borders.
Size
60x80
tJ)iU.DU
Buy
Now
While
They
Last
at
the
Old
Price
EUO'S
FURNITURE
Store
Opens
at
8:30
a.m.
Closes
at
5:30
p.m.
W.Ji
Died
Saturday
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
iitiguv
uuwu
uic
toast,
arrived
In
port
-at
1:40
this
morning
from
the'
south
and
sailed
at
5
a.m.
for'
Stewart
and
other
northern
points.
A
special
train,
laden
with
nine
cars
of
fish
for
the
United
States
brought
In
by.
the
steamer
North
the
victims
are
Marcel
Deat,
for-
me
rumanuc
iut.
,..
merly
a
leader
of
the
Socialist
an.
Charles
Coburn.
Henry
Hull
iParty;
Victor
Marguerite,
novelist,
a"d
Henry
iraver
are
also
integral
iarmy
officer
turned
pacifist;
Prof,
members
of
the
cast.
Emll
Chartier.
Oeorges
Ploch,
journalist;
Henri
Jeanson,
author
rp
Ci
1
1
and
film
producer;
Maurice
Wul-
CHCC
MUtlentS
lens,
editor
of
Les
Humoies
;
Mien-
SE-S?irSSS
SiSrsS
"
fiSSt
Go
To
Vancouver
m"
nicicciuau-
eral
Hospital
of
Nell
McCarthy
of
,
.
,ZZ
and
Prot-
Fellclen
Chatlaye.
whose
Oona
Rlvpr
ooph
7a
n
m
"Souvenl"
of
Colonization"
made
a
Four
Called
To
Vancouver
In
Con-
pensioner
Mr.
Pfound
Impression
with
It
reve-
nectlon
With
Youth
Training
McCarthy
was
a
Canadian
of
that
French
imperialism
in
Plan
Irish
origin
who
was
born
at
Taylor
ecualorlal
Afrlca
rcduced
the
Head,
Nova
Scotia.
For
a
number
of
years
he
had
lived
on
t
Toast
?a"VnrPU
h0B
-0m
10
Tvf
and
eneaeed
m
imnn
.i7n
w.
2.500,000.
Furthermore
religious
ents
of
the
University
extension
"
"
...w..
..u....,0.
..
1
I
1
..
L
l
J
1
.
,
I
u.tj
.4
rr.u..
had
never
married.
icaucis
iite
iiui.
uicji
eyaicu.
iiuun
irtciuijr
iictu
ui
icirucc
French
pacifists
now
have
their
have
been
called
to
Join
the
rural
"Pastor
Nlemoeller'
In
Rev.
Philippe
leadership
course
In
connection
Vernlor,
a
Protestant
clergyman,
with
the
Dominion
-
provincial
behind
the
bars.
Also
Imprisoned
Is
Youth
Training
Plan.
Kenneth
Henrle
Roser.
International
secrc-
Kerr
and
Corbin
King
left
Wcd-tary
of
the
Fellowship
of
Reconclll-
nesday
night
for
Vancouver
for
ation,
a
world-wide
pacifist
organ-
this
purpose
and
Janet
Young
and
Izatlon.
I
might
point
out
for
your
Dorothy
Head
left
on
Friday.
Information
that
none
In
the
above
'
list
is
a
Communist.
Also,
already
tome
of
the
wives
of
Trade
Union
f.rSS!l!PpardLdel!yedtby
Srs
have
received
notices
their
husbands
death
"in
prison
Lest
there
remain
any
doubt
as
your
real
meaning
you
say
"there
Is
likely
to
be
a
tightening
up"
here
Partlnr
olft
Made
At
Rllh.rln.
In
Canada.
Timed
as
this
editorial
was
to
coincide
with
the
two
year'
sentence
meted
out
to
the
editor
of
the
"'e
Toronto
Clarion,
""f
our
"3
Eastern
"
"2
Tobey
Honored
By
"to
Prince
Rupert
Club
Saturday
AfternoonSuitable
Sentiments
Voiced
;Coast,
was
dispatched
from
here
Members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
at
10
o'clock
Saturday
night.
The
P"'
a
"c
cul
"
Club
gathered
Saturday
afternoon
our
Ten
"
llef
rat-
thls
can
to
do
farewell
honor
North
Coast
had
been
In
port
to
one
of
the
from
1
pm.
until
8
p.m.
dIscharg.
meanthat
you
are
fully
aware
of
the
ploneer
and
mMt
popular
member.,
order
of
events
to
be
expected
i..
n.
lng.
Tobey.
prJor
lo
hls
departure
Therefore
your
policy
can
only
lead
Irom
the
cHy.
prwentaUon
of
i
Dally
News
Classified
Ads
bring
.
f5
the
supresslon
of
the
Corn-
a
ohiastone
bag
was
made
by
O.
(results.-
mu,nlfJ
Part
the"
?
the
ac-F-
W.
Nlckerson,
president
of
the
club,
i
Coincident
with
this,
labor
unions
who
expressed
suitable
sentiments
I
destroyed
-and
then
all
civil
wlth
Mr
Tobcy
mpondIng
In
ap-
l
mamammmammmmmmmmmm.
rights
of.
the
ordinary
citizen
can
propriate
vein.
Under
these
circumstances
it
would
.hrt"r
your
"enemir
Miss
Annie
Kach
i
I
can
not
believe
that
the
citizens
li
i
i-i
i
of
Prince
Rupert
are
behind
you
in
Mamed
rriUaV
this
program.
i
R.
E.
COLEMAN.
"
came
nride
of
Ernest
Fontaine'
Afternoon
A
quiet
but
Interesting
marrlace
writes
Mr.'
l00K
piace
on
'"aay
aItcrnoon
.1
W.F.,
"llvlnp
home
with
the
Old
iajn
ai
ine
ueanery.
Very
Rev.
Folks.
We
use
a
lot
of
Pacific'
,
.
T.
,Jam"
B.
Oibson,
the
dean,
offl-
Milk
and
I
would
not
use
anv
Fiv!
m
F"1
"n
n
when
Miss
Annie
Kach
other
regardless
of
the
price.
l
am
a
pretty
good
cook,
and
Pacific
Is
the
best
milk
I
have'
found
to
thicken
stews
and"
many
kinds
of
soups."
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
Sports
On
Not
Enough
Frost
For
Ice
Making
or
Timber
Hauling
was
united
In
marriage
to
Ernest
Fontaine
of
Kimbcrley.
Witnesses
jof
the
ceremony
were
Mrs.
J.
L.
'
Mcintosh
and
John
Kach,
"father
is
iiuw
iivc
icci
ui
biiuw
on
or
tfie
Dride.
brlde
wore
a
r
I
the
ground
at
Smithers
as
a
result
SUit
with
navy
accessories,
jof
falls
during
the
past
week
andi
After
the
ceremony,
a
reception
winter
sports
such
as
curling
and
took
place
Tor
a
few
friends
at
hockey
are
on
In
full
swing,
reports
Eighth
Avenue
West
where
the
I
William
Hanson,
son
of
Olof
Han-
couple
will
reside,
son
M.P..
who
arrived
In
the
cityj
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fontaine
will
rc-.from
the
Interior
on
Saturday
'cive
the
congratulations
of
manv
6oooooKooooooooCHSOoaioo
nl8ht'8
tra,n
and
wl11
be
nere
unUI
friends.
The
groom
Is
a
newcomer
here
but
the
bride's
home
has
been
In
Prince
Rupert
for
years.
and
pole
haulers
are
anxiously
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E
j
Smlth
rctlirned
awaiting
more
frost
to
get
started
the
city
on
the
Cardena
thu
with
their
seasonal
work.
Hockey
Scores
National
League
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8:30
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