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lef
Problem
liscussed
By
llic
Meeting
f
me
Prince
Hup-::i
the
Canadian
L'-asue
Hall
Thurs-
R
ipert
it
was
un-
Sheriff's
Sale
BhU'-jiid
Timber
Company
bJ
Boille
and
Nipple
for
.s..
Sie
Baby
Talcum
r
te
Nipples
Balli
Thermometers
r
..
'--
j
anlmously
decided
to
set
up
a
pro-
inuvc
association.
The
hall
was
well
filled
by
an
interested
crowd.
Reports
were
given
that
the
various
works
now
carried
on
have
failed
to
absorb
any
great
number
of
the
unemployed.
It
was
also
reported
that
the
relief
rates,
far
from
satis-factory,
had
been
reduced
to
such
a
pittance
In
many
eases
that
real
.
lively
discussion
tanratlon
face
more
especially
ut
in
the
relief
'those
with
large
families.
It
was
further
reported
that
the
cut
In
relief
was
of
local
nature,
not
provincial.
Llstt
for
petitions
to
be
circulated
among
the
citizens
were
distributed.
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
in
the-
same
hall
Sunday
hl.'l
B'-irk
and
Robert
Arm-
end
Nations!
Afroplane,rp
!
I-
n
-1
rr
C
rpanr.
Incorporated
11
ClUUllUUC
Dl
1UHC
E-
I
1
Execution
in
the
Held
Last
NiffHt
hy
virtue
thereof
j
O
Auction
at
mv'
Prince
RuDert
:
A
successful
telephone
bridge
day
of
January.
IP"1
WM
W
at
night
by
Hill
1
00
owRWln'inM011'
woaroer,'
kimpenai-x;raer,
v.mately
2
OOOjOOO
'
Dauhtr
of
the
Empire,
with
baUnm.
hemlock
W
In.
play
at
the
homes
of
.
s
nn
fiiri
m.
.many
members
Mrs.
J.
A.
Frew
.:.
and
alonir
Btei1"
Mr-
J-
Formaii
were
con
.ill
River
B
C
jvenera.
Flrtt
prtee
was
won
by
ire
Rupert,
B.
C.,
'
January.
A.
D.
A
NICKERSON.
SherrUf
OrmesXtd.
27m
Pioneer
Drtiqpists
The
Rexall
Store
Phones
81
&
82
Open
Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
to
2
p.m.
and
7
to
0
p.m.
"ou
uucai
uaw
ana
--.
inn
iiiirn
'
i
-
ALKMiN
UAIDV
.rilONE
857
Fresh
Shrimp
BOAT
W.S.L.
Dally
at
4
p.m.
TROTI
Elt'S
DOCK
J
Cash
for
Old
Gold.
Bulger's.
I
For
prompt
ana
courteous
vice
Phone
IS
Taxi
t)
.1
.
.
,
er-
tf.
Two
Juvenile
were
In
court
thU
morning
before
Magistrate
McCly-mont
for
riding
bicycles
without
Sights.
They
were
warned.
Roy
Wicks,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
south,
returned
to
the
city
front
iiktiuwitugs
uicy
wui
vrBVCi
ay
way)
ioi
uenver
ana
Seattle.
Police
are
continuing
their
Investigation
of
the
burglary
earlier
in
the
week
of
the
Rupert
People's
Store
when
twenty
-
three
dresses
as
well
as
coats
and
$9
'
In
cash
was
taken.
Up
to
noon
today,
however,
no
arrests
had
been
made-
Northland
Transportation
Co.'s
steamer
North
Coast
Is
In
port
this
afternoon
discharging
a
large
quantity
of
fish
from
Ketchikan
for
transshipment
East
over
Canadian-
National
Railways..
The
vessel
arrived
shortly
after
noon
from
Alaska
and
will
continue
this
evening
to
Seattle.
H;MiS.
Names
Make
Problem
Some
Of
Britain's
Bitter
Wanhips
Named
IV
French
Ilthler
Of
Years
Ato
LONDON.
Jan.
2C:
(CP
Apart
from
actual
conduct
of
the
war
at
sea.
the
Admiralty
has
another
problem
finding
suitable
names
for
.the
ttrge
number
of
vessels
being
constructed
for
convoying
merchantmen,
mlnesweeplng
and
hunting
submarines.
The
Job
nom-
Mrs.
Everett
Leek
and
second
(generally
delegated.
prtee-by
Mrs.
E.
V.
Allaire.
Advertising
Is
an
Investment.
If
you
nfcvr
something
to
swap
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooeoooooooooooooo
SPECIALS
FOR
BABY
I
Various
officers
chose
the
names
during
the
last
war.
The
first
50
stoops
were
named
after
flowers
in
the
garden
of
the
Acting
Admiralty
and
haje
been
called
the
herbaceous
border"
ever
since.
As
far
as
possible
the
names
are
chosen
so
that':shlps
of
the
same
type
have
names.'
from
the
same
groupseaside
owns.
racehorsej.
naval
heroes?'
Traditional
naval
names
are
divided
among
the
heavier
typerof
warship.
The
Ad-holts
mlralty
Is
hampered
In
bestowing
mmmm
these
-traditional
names-
ty
an
order
providing
that
names
which
ntcred
the
Navy
List
through
-apture
from
the
French
In
warsj
of
a
century
ago
must
be
admitted.
Often,
a
prize
was
added
to
the,
fleet
with
her
name
unaltered
as
a
tribute
td
the
resistance
of
her
crew.
A
fifty
cent
crasslheo
ad.
tften
make
you
many
dollars.
Eagles
Bridge
January
24.
wl
Ahiiouncements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
tor
a
full
month-at-55
a
word.
Presbyterian
Burns'
Tea,
Mrs.
Lakle's
Jan.
25.
Bjrns'
Day
Banquet
Jan.
25
Oddfellows
Hall.
Sonja
and
S.O.N.
dance
Jan.
20.
Masonic5
Ball
'January
26.
Ttni
Vminir
tjidles'
Tea.
Mrs.
Clarke'
McLean's
February
1.
Catholic
Tea
Mrs.
McCaffery's
February
1.
,
Hosnltal
Ball
Feb.
2.
ooooooooooooooooDOOooeoeeoooooooooooooooooo
j
Leglon
valentine
Tea,
Mrs.
D.
C.
ohnhprt's.
Pebruarv
14.
'
'
"
Cambral
Valentine
Ball,
16.
Boys'
'Band
Dance
February
28.
,
i
Anglican
Spring
Sole,
April
4.
THIS
nAILT-mf??S'
H:G.
HELGERSON
LTD.
216
Sixth
Street
See
Us
For
All
Kinds
of
Insurance
and
Real
Estate"
Notary
Public'
-
We
have
on
our
lists
the
following
good
buys
5-ROOM
HOUSE
Fully
modern.
8
th
Ave.
E..
near
school,
$1:00.00,
quarter
cash.
CROO.M
HOUSE
Modern,
concrete
foundation,
4th
Ave!
W..
$3000.00,
on
easy
terms.
5-ROOM
II0US&-
With
one
acre
all
cleared,
own
water
system,
garage,
chicken
house,
large
garden
with
fruit
trees,
all
buildings
In
excellent
condition,
taxes
$17.00
per
year,
in
Comox.
Vancouver
Island,
central
position.
$1500.00
cash.
Corp.
F.
W
B.
Boyt,
transferred
from
Ganges
Harbor
to
take
charge
of
the
H
lie
lion
district
detachment
of
the
provincial
poltce
with
head
quarters
at
Smithers.
and
Mrs.
Boyt
and
child
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
after-
nally
belong
to
the
First
Lord
now
from
the
south,
proceeding
to
but,
because
he
U
too
busy
It
Is
the
Interior
by
the
evening
train.
HOSPITAL
FINANCES
The
financial
statement
for
December,
presented
by
Frank
Dibb
on
behalf
of
the
finance-committee
at
last
night's
hospital
board
meeting,
showed
disbursements
amounting
to
$557759.
There
were
1450
hospital
days
at
$364
per
hospital
day.
Dally
advertising
m
Uie
Daflj
News
Is
sure
to
bring
dally
re-
NEW
CRNlKAi:
HOTEL
ANNEX
Second
Avenue
Housekeeping
Apartments
Hot
Water
Heated)
.Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
(Central
Hotel)
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Rank
Bide.
COAL
Gram
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPEttT
.
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
and
tol
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zartlll
Proprietor
MA
nO.MK
AWAY
FROM
-HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
St
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,-
B.C,
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
11
REVEILLE
FOR
PARIS
(ChtfauedirPage'One)
enti'and
eyes
'gradually
-
grew"
accustomed-
to
it.The
outline
of
the
S.O.N
meeting
and
social
Saturdaytbulldfrigs
8
pjn.
U6)'form'
opposite'
slowly
took
Farther
up-
the
street
a
!
crack'
of
light
appeared
around
a
The
condition
of
ll
J.
Zumkehr,'1
window.
Immediately'
the
shrill
a
patient
jn
the
Prlnce'Rupertaen-lpohee'
whistle
blacked'-It
out.
The
eral
Hospital,
U
quite
serious.
only
light
was
a
pinpoint'
of
bltie
marking
an
Intersection'
at-
the
Mrl.
John"
Connell
and
children
corner
and
the
Intermittent
strak
are
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the'
of
the
pofaemen's
flashlights
'
as
Venture'
for'
a
trip
to
Vancouver.'
they
went
fr6m"
house-
to
house
to
.
see
that
the
outsider
door
to-each
Mr.-andMHi.
J
k
noddi
,h
basement
shelter
wan
opert
so
any
Vancouver
on
we
winces
Aaeiawc
have-
been
on
a
three
weeks',
vaea-
P385"0"
m,ni
enier.
yesterday
afternoon.
;
tlort
trip
Ur
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
dipped
like,-
black
shadows
'
'Seattle,
returned
home
on
theprfn'--against
a
black
background-back
w.
Thomey
of
Stewart,
who
has
ce
Adelifdc-yesterday-afternoon
and
forth-calllng
quietly
to
each
been
spending
a
few"
days-In
the'
.
shelter
chief
at
the
door'
to
get
city,
will
sail
by
the
Cardena
to-
ingvald
ChrUtopherson,
for
th
peopleinto
the'
basement
and
morrow
evening-
on
his
return
drunkenness,
was
fined
$25,
with
-'
nt
a"
regulations
had
-been
,north'
option
of
seven
days'
imprisonment,
obeyed.
The
"
dark
sky
and
slight
I
by
Magistrate
McClymont
In
city
mlst
save
the
whole
an
unreal,
Mr-
and
J
W.
R
Tooth,
who
police
court
yesterday.
Ole
Lee
was.
theatrlca'
effect.
In
five
minutes
,
arrived
In
the
city
from
Stewart
fined
$5,
with
three
days'
option,
for
aU
motlon
In
the
treet
seemed
'
(Thursday
evening,
left
on
last
vagrancy
to
have
ceased.
Not
a
sound
to
.....
o
vtuiii
iui
u
11
hj
iu
wuicugu.
ureas
me
siuiness
except
me
soil
paddling
of
a
dog
as
It
slipped
ttback
into
the
building.
.
"
.
1
1
"You
must
co
down,
mademois
elle,"
said
the
chief.
In
the
basement
only
the
corridors
with
their
heavy
cross
beams
and
thick
stone
roofs
were
fin
use.
Alone
each
side
i
chairs.
boxes
and
1
folding
canvas
stools
were
In
use.
A
dim
electric
bulb
with
a
dash
of
blue
on
one
side
gave
a
ghostly
pallor
to
the
faces.
Each
carried
a
gasmask
across
the
knees.
All
were
fully
dressed
with
a
scarf
or
hairnet
pulled
.
hastily
over
uncombed
hair.
Complexions
were
natural
and
unadorned;
Over
the
door
a
wet
blanket
tagalnst
poison
gas
hung
dripping.
It
did
not
cover
the
sides
and
a
draught
rushed
In.
fluttering-
It
merrily.
Successive
alerts
and
drenchlngs
had
made
the-
wool
Lshrink.
"I
can't
help-
it."
protest
ed
the
colnclerg
to
the.
com
plaints.
"If
you
want
to
have
It
;
changed
take
It
up
with
the
shelter
chief."
...
J
Several
women
took'
out
their
knitting
another
a
'book.
'The
men
isolated
themselves
at
the
end
of
the
corridor'
all
of
..them
were
elderly)
to
discuss
the
last
great
war.
The
rest
gossiped
or
did
nothing.
.
.
.
-
,
Hew
U-Ended
Suddenly
a
long
drawn
scream
from
the
siren
a
scream
which!
continued
on
the
same'
note
fori
two
minutes
without
the'
stops,;
starts,
coughs
and
sputters
of
thej
first
alert.
It
announced
"all
Clear."
With
that
the
shelter
chief
pulled
back
the
curtain
to
say:
"Well
I
guess
they
didn't
get
through
this
time."
There
.was
a
rush
for
the
door.
In
the
streets
the'
sound
of
whistles
begalr
again.
At
the
.corner
a
small
white
light
came'
on
and
pushed
the
gloom
.
back
.another
10
Inches:
The
bells
-off
St.
Etienne-du-Mont
rang
out
as
the
clock
struck
six.
The
1:
smell
of
coffee
floated
up
from
the
apartment
below.
In
13
seconds
we
were,
back
In
bed
taking
that
nice,
peaceful
dream
about
Canada
'and
'Macin
tosh
apples
and
pumpkin
pie
Just
where
we
left
off.
Notice!!
Effective
Monday,
January
8,
our
COXFECTI
OXER
V
STORE
will
open
from
8:00
a.m.
to
":30
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
1
:00
pjn.
to
100
p:m.'
Mussallem's
;
'
Confectionery
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
mm
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PlNKlSEAfr
Finest-Pink
Salmon
Picked
'by
J
th
only
salm
cannlnriwnipiaDy.wltn-ah-
an'
tb
year
round
payroll
la
rrtnea
Kuftt
PAfl
LIMY
&
DAVIES
Butter
First
grade.
3
lbs.
for"
Brookf
ield
Per
lbi
Baby
Beet-
Pef
tin
...
Sausage
Pork
Patties
They
ar
tasty:
Per
ttr
Cream
Cheese-2-lb.
pkg.
:
LlbbyV
Prunes
Per
2-lb.
pkg.
PHONES
585
586
95c
25c
25c
55c
20c
15c
Stilton
Cheese
l's
ti
-2's,
each
25cnd
50
Lettuce
California.
Per
head
IX
Furniture
Co.
8c
Oranges
Per
dozen
20c
25c
30c
Rome
Beauty--Per
box
S1.85:
"EE
20c"4
256
Sprouts-r
Per
lb.
Bananas
Per-
lb.
15c
10
c
Local
ew
Laid
Egg
400'
Wearrnouth's.
Doz.
UVT
New
cLtid
Used
Furniture
For
rtsn
tow
prices
it
will
'pay
you
16
come
in
and
look
over
oua-lar4
stock
of
household
f
arnibbings
consisting
of
Kitchen
Ranges;
Bedroom
Suites.
Dinettes;
Chesterfields.
Heaters.
Beds,
Springs
and
Mattresses,
etc.
1
SlnterSewing
Machine
I
good
shape
2
Sesslons'SiDay
Chime'
Clocks
Real
snap
1
Bed-Couch
At
1
3.PIece
Chesterffeld-
pattern,
at
1
CheterflehKBed
'and
At
5
Chests
-and
Drawers
From
Phone
BLACK
324
t
Vacubnv
Cleaner
From
-In
latest
style,
fine
"EasyXhalrs-
Next
Door
to
B.
C.
Clothiers
S14;50
S9.95'
S7I50'
1
Kitchen
Uanges-In
first
cja&3
condition.
S20.00,
S22.50,
824.50'
and
S27.50
New;
Furniture
S98I50
889:50'
S6;95
10
$9:50
THIRD
AVENUE
SINGER
SEWING
is
always
in
season
but
there's
so
much
more
to
be
done
at
this
time
of
year.
SPRING:
TIME
llNGER
Make
and
tKeep
Your
Home
Modern
nd
Up-T6-Date'
with
SINGER
SEtVlNO
!
CURTXiNS,
.DRAPERIES
SLIP
COVERS,
ETC.
Easy
to
make
on
a
3Iodern
SINGER
TIME
fed
Every
Woman
Needsa
Good
i-Scwinr
Machine
SINGER
is
it
Secfthe
Nemt'Models
at
Our
Store
liberal
""Allowances-Easiest
Terms
As
Lov
as
'
$3)0
a
Month
Hi
I,
r
f
U'you
have
something
to
sell,
it
classified
advertisement,,
In'this'paprwiraodrrlet'you'lcnow
if
there
Ms
a
buyefin'
the
city.
.
,
v