PAGE
FOUR
A
Hard
Candy
Recipe
SB
l
1
jvputAff,
Take
:?
cups
susar
and
a
littlo
more
limn
1
cup
of
while
corn
syrup
be
sure
it
is
while
syrup
aiul
1
cup
wafer.
Cook
slirrinpr
constantly,
until
it
strings
a
little
(from
Hie
spoon;
then
add
1
cup
"Pacific'
"UK
ana
a
little
later
I
cup
raw
peanuts.
Continue
boiling
until
it
gets
brittle
in
water.
Remove
from
stove,
stir
in
vanilla
anil
teaspoon
baking
soda
work
quickly
pour
out
on
large
srreased
pan
to
coo.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
1
Abbotsford,
B.C.
1
A
few
SILK
Sweaters
at
remarkably
cheap
prices
:for
a
few
days
only.
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wilson
Thin)
Avenue
P.O.
Box
-
-
98J
Plume
drecu
:;89
TWICE
WEEKLY
We
have
arriving
FRESH
KILLED
REEF.
VEAL
and
PUUK.
We
also
carry
a
full
line
of
Fresh,
Smoked,
and
Palled
Fish.
Seafy
8
Doodson
The
Home
of
Bulklcy
Valley
Produce,
lirnnnh
from
Smithcrs.
Sixth
Street.
Phone
455.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
...
t,
.
j.
.
$G.50
Half
Load
$3.50
Large
sacks
.
50c
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
Ct.
Cartage,
WarehousliiK,
nd
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
-oal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
end
Furniture
Kovlnn.'
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Slock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
O.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMan
v-rXM'T
RE.ME.MoER
WHAT
i
"
new
7.
f-i-'i.A
-
r
COMN
,
n
An
I
will
be
enmpletnl
by
tomorrow
afternoon.
ALBERNI
SHIPPED
ALMOST
40,000,000
FEET
OF
LUMBER
1925
ALDKHM.
Feb.
0
Nearly
I2(t,o(i0
tons
of
shipping
was
handled
at
Port
Alberni
during
1925,
according
to
statistics,
is
sued
yesterday.
A
total
or
thirty-seven
ships
uf
119,050
-registered
tons
docked
there
during
the
year
to
load
39.238.ft7u
feel
of
lumber.
In
addition,
1.1
IS,(iriii
feel
of
shingles
and
1,3(55
cedar
poles
were
exported.
This
ex
eeeds
l
previous
records
es
tablished
by
the
Vancouver
Is
laud
West
coast
port.
The
bulk
of
the
lumber
ship
ped
during
the
last
year
was
con
signed
to
New
York.
"Nineteen
vessels
loaded
al
Port
Albejni
for
the
big
metropolis.
Japan
was
the
next
best
market,
nine
vessels
loading
for
that
country.
Six
ships
took
lumber
to
California,
two
ships
to
Florida
nnd
one
to
Montreal.
Of
the
39.2nR.870
feet
of
lumber
exported
from
Port
Alberni
during
1925.
27.-120,330
feet
were
consigned
to
j
New
Y'ork.
CHAPLIN'S
"GOLD
RUSH"
DIFFERENT
IN
STYLE
Standing
Room
Only
In
West-
no.
me
Theatre
When
Picture
Is
Shown
for
First
Time
There
was
standing
room
onlv
in
Hie
Weslliolme
Theatre
his'
night
when
Charlie
Chaplin',
latest
comedy
"The
Cold
Hush.'
was
shown
for
Ihe
first
lime.
The
picture
proved
most
enler-Inininv
and
is
novel
m
that
there
is
n
element
of
.drama
lo
hi.
with
the
comedy.
Differing
from
the
slyle
of
Chaplin
s
past
pictures,
there
is
a
I
heme
in
the
(play
recording
how
Chaplin
as
a
jpuor
hut
exceedingly
funny
pros-ipeelor
goes
irflo
Alaska
and
makes
a
fortune.
The
scenery
to
a
large
extent
i.
unite
realistic
'although
the
nature
of
the
pic-
fl
I
IF
t3He
EVERi
HE-
"
I
I
(
MACie
-W1LJ-.
I
A
SOR-e
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I
AHf
OUEY,
r-Nj.K
APiOlir
Mil
V!M
V
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trvtcs
I
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IT.
1
QQT
kmow
VHAT
MME?
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.
w
iiv
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ill
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II
1
I
KPFP
HER
rvONU
III
l
,
w
I
I
Captains.
ipler
Stewart,
.la.
Ward
and
.losoph
Hanson.
!
LiculnnRbtx.
Henry
Smart,
Jonah
Husnell.
Jacob
Stewart.
lien
Trimhlc.
Sergeant
-Major.
Sam
Alexander.
VISIT
SAN
FRANCISCO
CAUSE
OF
EDUCATION
VICTOHIA.
Feb.
-8.
J.
Wil
lis,,
tfiiperinlendcii!
of
education;
President
Klinck
of
the
I
nivnr-
sity
of
Dritish
Columbia,
and
Harry
Cliarlesworlli.
secretary
of
the
ll.C.
Teachers'
Federation,
have:
ileft
fnr
'San
HrapolseoJ
where
they
have
been
invfled
to
attend
the
regional
conference
(a
adult
education
called
by
the
arnejne
Corporation.
FASCISM
IN
ITALY
IS
NOT
ATTRACTIVE
'London
Times)
People
who
try
to
persuad?
themselves
that
Fnscism
or
any
her
form
of
organized
tyrnnm
eould
never
yet
a
bold
on
tin
.rood
nense
of
any
Knglisli-Hpefik
ing
counlry
should
note
this
Item
from
Ilntne:
.
fJirlii
who
aspire
to
become
ti
ofHaUon
nrmy
nijftup.t
of
the
rank
nf
major
or
lower,
must
be
provided
with
dowries
lo
in
sure
their
future
husband
against
poverty,
ir
an
nimiy
officer
of
these
ranks
marries
a
ifirl
willmul
a
dowry
be
will
he
dismissed
from
the
army
under
an
order
issued
by
Premier
Mus
solini
in
Ins
rnpanly
as
Mintstc
"f
V;:r.
The
amounts
vary
ac
njsn
to
rank.
Treat
Colds
Externally
.For
sore
throat,
bronchitis
or
deep
chest
colds,
rub
Vicks
VapoKub
briskly
over
throat
and
chest
and
cover
with
warm
flannel.
Vicks
i
acts
in
two
ways
both
direct;
aBtorbid
like
a
L'Jment
and
iLaUd
z
a
vapor.
A
quick
relief
for
the
cold
troubles
of
all
the
family.
Cvs
21
MiuionJars
Used
Ye
ably
KINCOUTH
BAND
MADE
VISIT
TO
ANTOX
AND
CONCERT
THAT
TOWN
Basketball
Team
Defeats
Anyox
by
Means
of
Superior
Toam
Work
KIXCOLITH.
t
el..
SI.
The
Kin
eolith
eoiieert
iuind
ti-Hclhsl
to
A
H
ox
and
gave
a
uood
ontertain-
uient
in
tho
Community
Hall.
The
Musket
hall
team
also
went
along
and
defeated
(hp
Uome
lea
in
after
nlMirp
game,
the
superior
uas-
uig
M-nd
learn
mi
of
the
visiloiv
was
remarked
upon
by
those'
present.
The
Junior
basketball
team
is
playing
a
grame
;ik;hiii
the
vUit-inw
team
from
I'm'i
Siiipson,
who
received
a
warm
well
..ioe
ami
are
bt
iitg
eiilni'tMineil
i
i
ht'
v
illage.
NRIVER-
A
wood
oilttinii
bee
was
held!
al
the
HobiMilliouse
at
Aiyansh
a
week
ago
fur
the
purpose
of
pro-!
voting
fuel
for
the
winter.
Most
of
the
people
were
present
with
axes
and
saws.
J.
Winterinule
drew
in
logs
with
his
team
while
Mrs!
J.
PluHios
and
Mrs.
spencer
served
dinner
al
noon.
The
first
church
cervices
for
white
settlers
Were
held
in
the
sclioolhouse
'unilay,
llev.
Oliver
Thome
offieiating.
lb
ere
has
tieen
no
winter
weather
here
ic
sak
or
so
far.
In
many
places
the
ground
is
bare
and
many
are
busy
clearing
Janri.
Mr.
Webber
has
been
burning
brush
during
the
lait'
month.
P.
linen
has
cleared
a
garden
4ii
readiness
for
sowins
anil
planting
in
the
spring.
ilr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Hoefl
are
ex
pected
to
return
here
in
the
spring.
,
J:
Phillip
Imi
clearetl
an
norc
of
land
in
readiness
for
seeding
to"
hay.
S.
(iordon
is
visiting
his
mother
in
Vancouver.
J.
Nelson
had
lb
eniisfortune
to
lose
one
of
his
mules
tipped
off
i
eliiyer)
wJieiiiPnek
ag
out
to
.Ureter
place.
II.
A.
PpHneo
had
been
firjlsh
mg
his
ivoikse
Mil
feeaax1!
Lftftey
.1.
Wynes
is
iilnnnng
to
start
Hitluiiiu
on
his
place
in
the
Senax
any
tins
spring.
Owing
to
the
mild
weather
lock
has
heen
running
nut
most
f
the
winter
so
far.
CRIBBAGE
LEAGUE
.rinbaxe
League
results
Inst
!
Igll'
Were
;,S
lOIIOVVS:
Moose.
15;
tflj,
IB.
j
Hi.
Andrew's'
TS;
Gold
Hiornge,
I
t
C.
N.
Mechanl.nnl
10;
Dry
Dock.
P.H.
Hotel,
iff);
Orange
Lodge,
C.N.
tlpeiafjnp,
li;
O.W.V.A,
Sons
of
QaOgda
II
;
Knighls
of
i.oiummis,
ii
League
slahillng'.
W.
L,
Pis
Oran.'e
Lodge
12
4
13
c
w.
v.
a
in
r,
io
C.N.
Operating...:
'
Iff
0
10
Colli
Hlorage
10
0
10
Elks
.
0
7
1)
K.
of
C
u
'
7
o
fry
Dock
8
8k
M'iose
8
H
K
fl.N.
.Meehanienl..
7
9
7
Rt.
Andrews
T,
1
1
fi
ph.
Hotel
r
ii
r
Sous
of
lanaja
4
42
1
i
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
FOHD
Truck
for
Dyer's
Uarajte.
THia
OUT
1
KtcvW
1
Y
PRESBYTERY
MEETING
OPENS
HERE
TOMORROW
Financial
Matters
and
Season's
Activities
Will
be
Dealt
With
at
Uplted
Church
A
meeting;
of
the
presbytery
of
Prince
Hupert
of
the
toiled
Church
of
Canada
will
open
in
the
First
United
Ghurch
here
tomorrow
morning.
Itnine.ss
will
!
laifrely
in
regard
to
financial
affairs
hi
connection
with
the
yearn
program
uf
work.
The
session
will
open
with
u
devotional
period
at
l
o'clock
led
by
HsiiiRton
;
llev.
Autliur
Darner
lUie
vear-
and
Itev.
Wiilliam
Allen
1ip
arrived
on
the
power
boat
Toplow
this
afternoon
from
Port
Sijnp-soi;
llev.
A.
M.
Pound
of
llazol-Un.
Dev.
Victor
Sanum
of
Ki-
piox,
and
Dev.
J.
II.
Young
of
Terrace,
who
will
arrive
from
the
interior
on
tomorrow's
train.
ami
llev.
Ir.
Oliver
Darwin,
su
perintendent
of
mission,
,wln
will
arrive
from
Vancouver
on
I
lie
Prince
Hupert
tomorrow
morning.
It
is
expected
thai
the
business
lure
makes
mimic
ridiculousness
ulonjj
ibis
line
neeosary.
The
f
"lay
abounds
with
laugh
ihoiiph
it
alto
1ih
its
senlinientally
loiieliinp
moments.
The
"iiol!
Hush"
will
be
filmed
auiiin
lo-n
mil
I
and
tomorrow
ni-lit
a
I
lb"
West
holme.
CHURCH
ARMY
OF
NAAS
ELECTS
ITS
OFFICERS
Greenvll
e
Branch
Visited
-
at
Klncollth
and
Revival
Ser-
vices
were
Held
KINGOLITH,
Feb.
9.
iHirinK
the
last
Ion
days
the
Church
tlev.
Arthur
llarnor
of
Toronto,
'Army
of
the
Lower
Xaus
has
been
superintendent
of
Indian
Mis-Jvery
active.
The
llramch
from
sums
ror
Canada.
1
lien
there
flreovlle
travelled
tlown
the
will
bo
lectures
on
relipious
edu-jriver
in
force
Jo
join
Kincollh.
eationand
evanftelixm
by
Uev.tThey
were
welcomed
hy
Hev.
A.
A.
M.
Pound
of
Haiellon
andjj.
Wright,
the
officer
'ami
peo-Hev.
Kvan
Hakw
of
Prince
llu-ile
of
the
villaae
perl
respectively.
These
will
be
open
to
the
public.
Delegate
who
will
attend
the
They
have
held
revival
misnion
cervices
daily,
which
fTave
heel-well
attended
and
much
benefit
piesnyutry
include
ilev.
li.
(i.
resulting
from
them.
Hacker
ami
Itev.
Evan
llaker
of
Tie
anuiwil
meet
in
was
held
Prince
llupert;
llev.
W.
11.
Pierce
un
Tuesdav.
Febnian
i,
and
tb
-
who
is
already
here
from
Port
foUowina
officers
..iii.o.i.UhI
fo-
III
'
I
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
injadvoncc
NoJAdvc
rtiement
taken
for
lest
than
50c
VWANTXB
WANTED.
One
reliable
man
in
every
town,
merchants
preferred,
to
take
ornVra
lor
best
eiistotn-made
clot
hew
:ti
Canada.
Highest
eominJxsiou-i
Hex
Tailoring
Co..
Ltd.,
Toronto.
WANTED.
Plain
iiresamaking
and
sewing:
remodelling,
repairing,
knitting,
etc.
Phone
Green
704.
FOR
SALE
DEBT
HAHOALV-Three
lots
on
Taylor
Street.
,.
cash
for
all.
Close
in.
about
five
or
six
blocks
from
Post
office,
ft
nnd
view.
Paved
Ktreet.
Each
lot
25
x
100
x
41.
WestenhncrWon.
tK5.UO
per
month
(covering
FOH
SALE.
lias
launch
"Nancy"
whiehp(m
I
principal,
interest
and
taxe
buys
modern
bouse,
7
rooms
and
bath,
on
Graham
Avenue.
Walker's
Music
Store.
If
FOIl
SALF..
New
and
used
machinery,
boats
and
engines'
pistoa
rings
and
propellers
Northern
Kxchanvc.
j
I
:
Second
Avenue.
Phone
23.
if
In
first
class
condition;
size
28
foot
by
8.
iiray
engine
10-12.
U.
Rone.
Phone
:i87.
KDISOX
PhoiM'graoh
for
sale
cheap.
I7)
records
with
cabinet,
phone
lllack
:i:t;i.
35
TO
RENT
Apply
35
HOOMS
TO
RENT.
4leum
lieal-
d.
hot
and
cold
water.
225
eeond
Avenue,
naif
block
b-low
Totem
Pole.
Phone
7tt7.
Foil
iiRNT.
Modern
four
room
ed
flat
with
Monarch
(ange,
Glapp
Dloflk.
Westenhaver
Dfoa
tf
FDH
HENT.
Pianoa,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sewing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Slore.
-
RHNrTailo'-hop:
biltnesis
ruurna
belovv;.
tw
'
living
rooms
above.
Westenw
haver
Dro.
.
u
POIl
KENT.
nntim
with
oriWlMi
out
board;
near
elevator.
Phone
lied
157.
If
FOR
HENT.
Furnished
house,
newly
decorated,
j,
Mnlny.
tf
FOH
HENT.
Furnished
suite
Mussallem
Apartments.
PIiimh
IK.
tr
MODEHN
FLAT
for
Rent.
Apply
Max
llellhronor.
iy
BOAflD
AND
ROOM.
ROOM
and
Hoard.
KtO.OO
weekly.'
F.very
home
comfort.
Apply
Dox
291
Daily
News
Office.
HOARD
The
Inlander.
3n
Qooond
Avrnie
Oi,nnl
LOST
LOST.
Scotch
terrier
nnd
wire
'
haired
terrier.
Kinder
pleas
'
phone
Red
348.
tf
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
Slore.
We
Duy,
Rell
and
Ex
chnqge
New
and
Secondhand
Ooods.
.
QEO.
PAPADOPULOS
83?
Third
Ave
iO,one
ftr
II.
L.
Landre
has
rnsigned
secertary
of
tin'
Oreat
War
Vol-!
erans
Associat
mn
.
Hle.
vvill
be
InI.ei,
at
an
earl,,
d;,l.
I,,
apnonil!
a
sucecssor.
I
DRY
WOOD.
Split
to
any
length
In
blocks,
per
load
$6.00.
.
SAI.I
Ilt.llltlNfi.
'
-
-
A.
ISAACSON,
Seal
Cove.
Phone
Itlimk
401
CARS
FOR
SALE.
ft
I
1022
Oldsmobile
4.
(
passenger
touriug
UOO
(M
I
1920
Nash
5
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one
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truck,
pane'
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light
delivery
eliassis.
rebuilt
1176.00
All
ears
guaranteed
in
good
iiiechnnieal
eondiRon.
lias
terms
can
be
arranged.
KA1EN
QARAQE
Ford
and
Chevrolet
Service
Station.
Agents
for
MeLanghlin
Oakland.
Oldsmobile
and
Chevrolet
cars.
lleo.
U.M.C.
and
Federal
Trueks.
W'llECKINCi
SKRVICK
DAY
AND
NlflHT.
AUCTIONEER.
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(lentlem.tn!
Tb
seeret
of
my
success
has
lnn
promptness,
efficiency,
fairness
and
good
judgment.
I
arrange
auctions
or
buy
oulrigl:;
for
cash
ar
sell
on
commission
anything
of
value.
Private
sales
daily.
Will
sell
or
ai-ehange
any
kiwi
of
phonograph
records
on
hamt.
Phont
t74.
fi.
F.
Urine,
Aitfltioneer.
FURNITURE
AND
RANQE8
KURNnVRF.
and
Ranges
bought,
old
nnd
exchaiiKed.
New
furniture
and
ranges
exchanged
for
your
old
ones.
DedrtMiui.
Hving
room
and
dining
room
furniture
always
in
stock.
A!
ways
watoh
my
window.
Il'a
changed
daily.
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F'l-n'Mir-
TAXI
Phone
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flcorge.
Paul
or
(lust)
Kis-
and
cvfu-paengr
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at
yur
disposal
any
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Service
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOIW
Meeker
Dlock
Across
from
Empress
Hotel
'
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
enl
fur.
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P
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lint
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PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
303
Third
Avenue
Sole
agents
for
Columbia
Record
Wo
repair
Phonographs,
Dicycles,
Dtigglos,
Racquets
and
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In-
clromnnls
of
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RUPERT
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