nesday,
April
28,
1928.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREB
Don
Yelf
came
In
from
lho!
noulli
today
from
Vancouver.
Local
and
Personal
Mrs.
Vickerii,
wife
ofat
Chief
Vicker,
returned
today
JromJ-a
v
'
"
U
Phone
1
5.
tp.H.
Coal
Co.
tf
llmliilnv
in
flu!
moiiIIi.
"
-
Arthur's
Taxi.
I'lione
678.
tf
Ocorge
McAfee,
manager
of
I
(he
Georgetown
mill
arrived
ll.C.
Undertakers,
Phone
41.
back
today
from
a
buines
visit
'
t:r
...
-
,
to
Vancouver.
5
'
"
'
Sheddon's
Taxi
and
Messenger
Service.
IMione
134.
tl
Mrs.
and
Miss
tfolloway
drrived
frotn
Vancouver
)toJay
to
visit
Crystal
Firelighters.
48
for
Miss
Helen
Solloway
who
has
Victory,
Bond
Interest
When
your
interest
coupons
become
due,
or
when
you
receive
cheques
for
interest
on
registered
bonds,
deposit
them
in
a
Savings
Account
in
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
The
money
you
receive
on
your
investment
in
bonds
will
then
earn
interest
for
you.
i
.
D.
C
PATFJISON.
Manner.
Prince
Hupert
Umnch:
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
i8i7
U
ENGLISH
LAVENDER
TOILETRIES
Made
by
YARDLEY
OF
BOND
STREET,
LONDON.
1-
Ui.
hi
a
century
lh'
leader
mi
I
it
-1
-
a
in
I
T
liru
Ymdlev's
(or
I
lit-
rxnn-it"
htaulv
of
I
Perfume
and
because
of
Hit
extra
due
ma-
wIih
Ii
Uicir
good
art
made.
tcr
$1.00,
$1.25,
$2.25,
$3.00,
$3.50
s
.
20c,
35c
i.
.
.
nn
ac-
i
wuer
.
.
In
hng
Pnver
$1.75
I
r
am
60o
l..Tuni
75o
...
.
A
rt
:.i
wruwuer.
in
um
'-
!i
Powder,
in
gl.i
lMltlct
.
.
.
$1.00
SaU
Crista)
$1.25,
$3.00
e
ed
lavender
Blossoms,
each
25c
mh
Powder.
Iioltte
'
$1.25
ii,
I
ue
Hul
uli
drtl
50c
jnl
no
l.iqoul
75o
Ormes
Limited
'I
see
trouble"
the
fortune
teller,
looking
into
tin1
wa-hlnl..
lint
need
a
fortune-teller
to
know
thai
wa.sh-luhs
ami
'-line
go
liaiiil
in
linntli
Whut
you
wmit
is
a
good
i!
Idler
In
Irll
nlionl
our
Thrif-
r-erviee.
It
rosls
very
'''if
per
pound,
lull
it
sends
off
every
vvaMiluli
trouble
Hint
II
existed.
Yoiril
fnul
it
a
flood
link
clinrni
that
works
ry
week
ill
tlic
year.
Thrif-T-Service
5c
a
pound,
1c
per
piece
Everything
washed
and
flat
work
Ironed
:anadian
steam
laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
.oggers!
Loggers!
Wo
have
llio
only
i-omplelu
slock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
nil
pints
iii
llio
North.
Wo
handle
Logging
Baltic,
Axes,
rwios,
Haws,
and
fcenmd
Gamp
llquipniont.
II
will
pay
you
to
sue
us
when
outfitting.
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
8econd
Avenuo
1.00.
Hyde
Transfer.
Phone
OHO.
If
Account
up
lo
April
23
total
Una
91,
A??
I
were
passed
for
payment
hy
I
he
city
council
last
nfxiit.
The
County
Court
case
oi
Thcu
Collar!
vs.
J.
Krikevsky,
an
appeal
from
ihe
Small
Debt
Court,
has
been
adjourned
until
rriuay
morning.
George
Ilorie.
C.A..
va
rean-
pohud
city
auditor
for
the
yem
iwzi
tiy
ine
council
last
nlkli
on
reroiiiiiicuil.it
ion
of
the
fi
nance
committee.
Annual
general
meeting
of
(he
.mice
Itupert
Swimming
Club.
Wednesday,
April
i8,
at
8
p.m.
n
city
Council
Chamber.
Kvery-
one
interested
in
Salt
Lake
in
vited
to
alleud.
V'J
A
meeting
w
ill
be
held
in
I
In
City
Hall
.on
Friday,
April
30,
at
t
p.m.
lo
discus
(be
formation
of
an
Intermediate
Football
Lea
gue.
All
interested
requested
t
attend.
Albert
Sandsrroin,
pleading
luilly
to
a
second
offence
oi
drunknin,
was
fined
960
if
Ihe
city
police
court
this
morn
ing
with
the
option
of
sixty
lays
imprisonment.
Florence
Dallas
charged
wilii
allow
ing
drunkenness
on
In
r
premise.
K39
Third
Avenue,
ap
peared
before
M
agist
rate
McCly
moot
in
Hie
city
police
court
this
morning
and
was
rcmandc
I
mill
tomorrow'.
A!
an
executive
meeting
of
the
Prince
Itupert
l'laem
Club
las!
mulil.
the
president
Alex.
Con
non
in
the
rliair,
it
khi
decided
in
ncri-pl
I
lie
invitation
of
Itu
liyro
Club
to
Im
I
heir
gust
a
a
dam
on
May
I:'.
V
report
fmni
Ihe
finam--
'onimiUep
nH'omniending
thai
Hie
Milarj
of
II.
O.
Crew,
asist-
inl
rity
ongnetr.
be
set
at
915')
a
UH
adopted
by
the
eily
conm
il
lift
nighl.
Ihe
rliange
-will
In
elTerilve
from
May
I.
T.
F.
Foley,
who
is
building
a
new
one
tine
cannery
nl
Cap-
'.iiu-
(kive
on
Hanks
Island.
mailed
lal
exeniug
on
the
Car
Mia
mr
Vancouver,
liuildum
operalions
have
leu
slnrtci'
Iy
the
contractors,
John
Ciirtie
.V
Son.
and
onie
half
a
doico
men
ire
now
engaseil,
in
pile
driving
work.
James
Douglas
of
this
ily
ns
one
of
Ihe
crew.
OMinjt
lo
some
lroohle
heliev-
eil
lo
be
in
the
cable
crossin,
the
harbor
from
West
view.
Dig
hy
Nlnnd
is
without
light
and
power
today
and
the
lights
in
Section
Two
were
olT
for
a
shoi'
lime
this
morning,
on
the
same
account.
Tests
1o
definitely
ascertain
the
trouble
are
being
made
by
J.
J.
Little,
stiieriii-lendent
of
utilities,
thU
nftei-
IKIOII.
In
repU-
to
the
request
Hint
tests
for
tuberculosis
he
mode
of
local
dairy
cattle,
the
eily
coun
cil
was
in
receipt
of
a
letter
from
Ihe
provincial
department
of
health
last
night
statin:
Hin!
the
matter
would
be
atlended
to
us
soon
ui
an
inspector
vu
available.
The
eommunicatioa
pointed
oul
that
such
an
inspection
htiil
been
made
last
August
by
the
department.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Ridley
Homo
Hataar
May
0.
machine
knives!
Iri
That
delicious
flavor
of
fresh
&tj
I
mint
gives
a
newBf
J
I
thrill
to
every
bite.
II
J
L
Wrigley's
is
good
J
and
good
for
you.
Morray's
Taxi.
I'lione
740.
Slalid,
New
Empress
Hotel.
103
Y.
V.
Delcourl,
the
well
knov:i
coiiiiiii-rcial
man,
arrived
today
from
Vancouver.
T.
A.
Sandlson
of
Haysport
arrived
from
the
south
today
and
is
proceeding
to
tbc
cannery
of
which
hu
is
manager.
.Vs.
V.
Dewey
and
I'at
Carney,
charged
with
swearint,
appeared
before
Magistrate.
McClymont
this
morning
and
vvcii'
dismissed
with
a
warning
in
each
case.
James
Tail,
A.
Cole
and
Hai-
vey
Clinit,
for
drunkenness,
were
eacli
fined
?",
with
Hie
optioi,
of
thirty
days'
imprisonment,
i
l
the
city
poliee
court
this
Miss
Violet
Cameron
of
the
CN.lt.
city
ticket
office
returned
lo
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
afternoon
following
a
forf-
night's
holiday
trio
to
Vancou
ver
and
Portland.
All
ex-inemhers
of
the
102nd
llattalkin,
KxendHionnrv
Force,
are
requested
to
eoiiimunicale
a
one
with
Major
I'.
Johnston,
Adjutant,
First
North
B.C.
Ilegi
meiit.
017
Second
Avenue.
101
Motorsfrip--
-HelHnslfanr,-
Cnpt.
Anderson,
arrived
itirfiyrt
:frow
Ketchikan
at
11.30
tiffs
guoriifttg
wilh
another
earo
df
frCsn
halibut
fur
trani)ipiin;rit
to
the
Haslern
ShIc.s
over
Ibe
Canadian
National
hallway.
Miss
A.
Kudelka,
a
Vaneouve
nurse,
arrived
this
afternoon
lo
take
a
position
at
.
the
Prince
Hupert
lieueral
Hospital.
Mis
It.
MeNabb
returned
after
being
called
south
on
account
oi
sickness
in
the
family.
It.
II.
Leighlon.
fire
inspector
for
Ihe
provincial
Foresi
Branch,
addressed
Hie
Gyro
Ctul.
ai
its
rcjgular
monthly
open
Ion
rheon
meeting
this
afternoon
oi
rorest
I'rotcclnin
dealing
par
ticulnrly
with
the
fire
bazar!
aspwt.
Aid.
Casey
alleged
discrimina
tion
at
last
night's
council
meet
in
in
connection
with
the
city
decision
Ui
disallow
the
u.so
of
slandpipes.
some
slandpipcs.
be
said,
had
been
cul
off
whil
Ihe
use
of
others
had
hetMi
al
lowed
to
continue.
After
soni-'
discussion
of
the
mailer
it
was
decided
to
give
notice
tlinnijj'i
the
press
that
no
slandpipci
will
be
allowed
in
the
city
arte.'
thirty
days'
time.
Dale
I..
Pill,
manager
of
luc
Premier
Mine,
ofleV
bavin.
spent
n
couple
of
days
In
the
city
on
husjii-ss,
proceeded
yu
lerday
afternoon
by
Hie
Cnrdcna
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
PilJ
before
leaving,
slated
that
there
was
no
nnnounceinent
to
be
'Juad
In
connectioti
wild
IhTI'r'ciiiior"-
hulian
deal.
II
may
hi
several
weeks
before
the
result.'
of
pre
sent
negotiations
is
mado
known.
;
Union
freighter
Chilkoot,
Capt.
C.
H.
Smith,
is
due
in
.port,
from
the
south
today.
The
vessel
has
lumber'
for
the
new
cannery
at
Captain'.
Cove:
.luniheriniacli-
iiieryah.t
'oKlU(pr
iViitf
,llu
-
I
pen,
nno
cannery
supplies
uir
the
Nuns
Itlver.
The
freighte-Chilliwnck.
also'
of
Ilie
I'nlon
Co.,
after
having
been
lied
up
for
the
winter,
is
now
on
berth
at
Vancouver
loading
northern
cargo
and
will
arrive
hero
next
week
with
I
opt.
J.
'D,
Mcl'roJ
'
Hi
command.
-
been
ill
in
the
hospital.
.
-'
A
W.
McLean,
pioneer
resi
dent
of
this
city.
tho
inoveif?
a
few
year.s
ago
to
Los"
Angeles,
is
now
residing
in
Miami,
Florida
ORIENTAL
SITUATION
IS
BEING
SURVEYED
Provincial
Government
Requests
City
to
Submit
Local
Assistance
of
the
city
in
connection
with
a
survey
dial
Is
be
ing
made
of
the
Oriental
situa
lion
in
the
province
was
asked
In
a
communication
from
Hon.
K.
D
Harrow,
minister
of
agriculture,
ilia!
was
read
at
last
night's
council
meeting.
The
whole
mat
ter,
the
letter
staled,
was
lo
be
plaeed
before
the
legislature
and
the
city
was
requested
to
supply
information
as
to
the
-total
amount
of
properly
in
the
muni-
iLio.Mii)
assesseu
HKaiusi
iirieu-Jtals
Chinese,
Japanese
and
Hin-
dus
and,
the
number
of
trade
licenses
held
by
Idem,
etc.
The
matter
was
referred
to
the
eily
clerk
with
instructions
to
com
ply
with
the
request!'
'
LIBERALS
OBJECTING
TO
ORIENTAL
LABOR
XANIM'
April
i8.
At
the
annual
nieetit
of
the
Nanaiim
Feileral
Liberal
Association,
which
met
in
Duncan,
the
ques
Moo
of
Oriental
labor
was
inlro
duced
on
a
report
that
a
targe
mill
was
contemplating
the
in
troduction
of
Chinese
lo
replace
white
labor.
.A
resolution
was
passed
in
winch
the
association
went
on
record
as
Iieing
strongly
opposed
to
any
further
encroachment
of
Japanese
and
Chinese
labor
In
Ihe
Province
of
British
Columbia'!
J.
ALLEN
HARRIS
TO
TEACH
CHEMISTRY
AT
UNIVERSITY
OF
B.C.
VA.:oLVF.It.
April
J
Allen
Harris,
who
recently
achieved
fame
in
the
chemical
world
for
his
part
in
the
dis
covery
of
"Hlement
P.I."
.has
been
appointed
professor
of
chemistry
at
1
he
University
of
British
Columbia,
from
which
he
uraduated
in
192?.
STRUCK
ON
HEAD
BY
LOG
AT
SAWMILL
MAN
DIED
SOON
AFTERWARDS
.
GOLDF.N,
April
28.
Struck
on
Hie
head
by
a
log
al
the
saw
mill
here,
where
he
was
employ
ill.
Frank
Perry.
20
years
of
age,
received
injuries
which
resulted
in
his
death
at
the
hospital
shortly
after.
TOO
LATP.
TO
CLASSIFY
Foil
SALF
Ten
gallons
or
milk
daily.
81.50
per
can
delivered
at
Prince
Hupert
station:
from
herd
T.H.
tested
and
holding
government
certifi-cale.
Also
a
few
tons
turnips,
l.00
per
sack
f.o.b.
Wood
cock,
B.C.
Apply
W.
C.
Little,
W
oodcock,
B.C.
FOIt
SAM-:.
Tent,
10
x
12,
3-tt.
wall:
slightly
used.
Prince
m.OO.'-IUioue
Black
,273
after
5
ii.m.
101
WANTF.D.
Maid
for
general
housework.
Apply
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kergin,
320
Second
Avenue.
I0i
YOUNG
.Man
Wants
Work,
any
kind.
Phone
Black
200.
Ill
I
FOUND.
ring,
fice.
-Gentleman's
Apply
Daily-
gold
News
PAIN
in
seal
of-
BLADDER
Promptly
Kind
by
SANTAL
MIDY
Bt
urt
to
gtt
Hit
Otnuln
Look
for
tho
word
"MIDY"
Sou
by
!!
druirin
ii
a
My
dear,
I
thought
this
was
your
washday
I
Yes.
but
the
laundress
has
been
through
for
hours
we
use
Rinso
at
our
house.
"
Rinso
has
fairly
revolution-
ized
wash-day.
Rinso
changes
the
hard
work
of
washing
to
!
just
rinsing.
No
more
hard
bar
soaps
to
.
cut
up
or
rub
on
the
clothes.
No
more
rubbing.
-
i
Wash-day
now
means
4
simply
soaking
the
clothes
"
for
a
couple
of
hours
in
.
Rinso
suds,
or
overnight,
then
just
rinsing.
Gloriously
white,
sweet-smelling
clothes
are
the
re-
suit
and
you'll
save
time'.,
"'-,1
and
temper.
Rinso
Made
by
the
Makers
of
LUX
Fishermen
s
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
'
Second
Avenue
and
McBrlde
St.
REDECORATING?
Cull
on
us
and
choose
your
color
scheme.
Ve
huvO:
ALABASTINE,
ZIP
GLO,
VARNISH
STAINS,
SATIN
GLO.
)t
nnd
a
full
line
uf
Brushes
to
suit.
'
2
:
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.