November
20,
1020
Victor
Records
fjiTrot
Vocal
Barcelona
International
Novelty
Orcbeitra
Cherie
Warlnft's
Pennsylvanians
Gladys
Illce
(Soprano)
Baby
Face
Fox
Trot
Jan
Garhcr
and
Ills
Orchestra
Hundreds
of
Red
Seal
Records
(acoustic
recording)
by
famous
artists,
now
available
at
more
than
one
third
off
the
regular
price.
At
"His
Master's
Voice"
Dealers
Vkt
or
Talking
MuMn
Co.
Fine
Imported
Sorgo
.ergo
and
and
S
S
..Mi
nj"A
flfl
o
lo
io
oi
order
in
our
tl
fi
Rupert
lupert
us
low
as
tjtvo
wecu
anus
niaiio
s"up
in
.Princo
31113
20071
20271
20105
Vocal
Jack
Smith
(The
Whispering
Baritone)
20229
Mary
Lou
Foi
Trot
n.
F.
Goodrich
Sllvrrtown
Cord
Orchestra
20204
Where'd
You
Get
Those
Eyes
?
feu
Trot
George
Olten
ami
Hit
Music
20112
of
Canada,
Limited
YARD
LEY'S
Toiletries
been
renowned
fr
m
iv
than
Uo
ve..r..
Since
17T0
they
rvc
been
unnurM-.-d
fr
their
charm
and
quality.
Wc
have
a
variety
f
Vardley's
lavender
Sts
on
di-
hi.
It
would
make
ideal
Christmas
Gift
for
either
men
or
::Cir
iWurmv
Toilet
Water.
Face
Powder
and
Soap
$0.00
laf.h
Salt.
Fate
i'owder
and
Soap
ivume.
Talcum,
Soap,
Face
Powder
and
Schet
.t:i.."o,
sit.nu
Si
$10.00
f
-
h
S.lu
and
Soap
,-"i0-
urn
Shaving
Soap
and
Shaving
Lotion
s2.0i),
S.."(
&.
!$:t.00
mg
nowljtVwiih
ti,
Via
l'ow
f'd
fcnglish
Lavender
Water
7.-r,
$1.00,
$1.7.",
2..i0,
Sa.r0
'-vender
Hath
Cry0l
$--50'
SI
'
a.cd
Lavender
Blooms,
fof
''f"'
1
sutler
Face
'Powder
and
Compacts
.
$1.00
&
.!.
1
nder
Sachet
in
Silk
Knveloe
W
V
have
nome
wonderful
French
Doll
Powder
Puff
and
Powder
Boxes
from
M)0
u
Ormes
Ltd.
The
Pinnecr
Druggists
3rd
Aenue
nnd
Glh
Street
The
Kexall
Store
Phones
82
and
200
Subscription
taken
for
an
Magazine
at
lowest
rate.
Adjustable
Wrenches
CRESCENT
WRENCHES
ineh,
each
$1.00
12
inch,
each
$2.75
f'
nch(
each
$1.25
15
inch,
each
i
J
L00
'"eh,
each
$1.50
Douh
o
end.
6
-8
....
1(
Inch,
each
$1.73
Double
end.
8-10
....
18
inch,
each
r,-
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert
U.C,
1
-
Residence,
244
Fifth
Avenue
West
P.
O.
Box
247
ANGER,
Th
Tailor
"3SI.U,
,,..
'AN0En'Cu"erMc.RUP.r,B.CL
ROADPROGRAM
OF
COWICH
AN
A.MIIITKtlX
DISTRICT
PLANS
LA
ltd
II
t;-;VIIIl
UKS
OX
VANCOUVER
"
""'
"
if
,
DUNCAN,
Nov.
28.
At
a
meeting
of
the-North.
Cmleha.
Council,
thie
coun
cil
considered
and
approved
a
program
of
road
construction
and.
estimates
of
costs
tn
connection
threwlth,
covering
a
period
ot
twelve
year.,
to
be
financed
by
the
Issue
of
.hort-tline
debentures,
bearing
Interest
at
the
rate
of
five
per
cent
and
maturing
in
aeven
years.
The
program
contemplates
a
total
pendlture
during
this
period
of
245,-
384.
or
an
average
of
$20,450
per
an
num.
This
compares
with
an
average
yearly
expenditure
during
the
past
five
years
of
121.288
per
annum.
The
council's
plan
provides
for
the
tarvlatlng
of
fourteen
miles
of
Island
Highway,
for
which
seventy-five
per
cent
of
the
cost
will
b
provided
by
the
Provincial
Oovemment.
Nearly
seven
mile
more
will
be
Included
under
the
heading
of
"Secondary
Highways,"
towards
which
the
Government
will
contribute
on
a
fifty-fifty
basis.
The
Quamlchan
Lake
Road
and
Evans
Road
come
under
this
classification.
In
addition.
It
-
Is
planned
to
pave
the
Bell.McKlnnln,
Olbbins,
and
Lake
road.
Duncan
Street,
the
streets
of
Chemalnu
townslte,
and
a
portion
of
Bonkall
Road.
The
cost
of
pavln;
these
roads
wUl
be
paid
for
entirely
by
the
municipality.
Fourteen
miles
of
roadway
are
included
under
this
heading.
TOPLEY
PROPERTY
LIKELY
TO
BE
SOLD
.
S'WMNH)
With
$10,(MMI
l)ou
The
Interior
News
-of
Smithers
sayi
that
The
Standard
SUver-Lead
Company
of
Spots
ne
eipects
to
purchase
the
mining
property
reiently
discovered
by
Frank
Taylor
of
Topley
on
a
thirty
month
bond
for
1200.000
with
110.000
ea.h
down.
B.
N
.Sharp,
field
engineer
for
thl
company,
and
W.
11.
North,
general
manager,
have
vUlted
the
Mr.
-Taylor
denim
that
tha
property
j
ha
been
taken
by
the
Consolidated
i
Company
ot
Trail,
a
reported
by
the
Omlneea
Herald.
WllttLESS
KtrOItT
it
a.m.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometrr.
temperature.
36.
DIOBT
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm;
barometer
291;
temperature,
32;
!
smooth:
6:40
pm.
spoke
steamer
CataU
at
Bella
Bella
northbound.
I
I
'
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer.
29.-34:
temperature,
38.
,
DID
BY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm;
barometer.
J3.49:
temperature.
39;
sea
'
smooth:
11
ain.
spoke
ateamer
Prince
Rupert
abeam
Klew
Nuggett
outh-
bound.
'
MITICC
Take
notice
that
I.
Lee
Tow.
have
M.M.ttai4
(ha
tStl.Inat
ItnAttrn
n
tha
B
C
Cafe
ot
Harelton,
B.C.
All
claims
I
against
said
business
must
be
prtscnted
;
to
me
on
or
before
December
1.
1926.
I
will
not
be
responsible
for
any
claims
In
connection
with
the
above
business
presented
to
me
after
said
date.
THROUGH
SLEEPING
CARS
TO
SHIP'S
SIDE
.
The
Canadian
National
Railways
have
made
arrangements
to
operate
tourls
and
standard
sleeping
cars
througn
Irom
the
Pacific
Coast
to
the
ship.-tide
at
Montreal
and
Halifax
In
connection
with
Old
Country
sailings
during
November
and
December.
For
full
Information
regarding
rate
reservations,
passports,
etc..
call
at
City
Ticket
Office.
Canadian
NatlonM
Hallway.
528
Third
Avenue.
Phone
200
Lutheran
Women's
Aid
Sale
of
Work.
December
I.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
Local
and
Personal
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
678.
BC.
Undertakers:
PbuiSe
41.
Coal
"thf,
best.it
Ooasi.AVDI
tonight.
nnluht
'
.
Basketball
Phone
V.,..
15.
P.R,
233
Exhibition
Hall,
-3
jjames.
.Admission
2Jc
and'
tOc.
Children's
party
In
I.PDE.
Hall
tomorrow
from
7
to
12,-
Admission
25c.
J.
Bruce
Johnstone,
ot
LakeUte.
like
sailed
this
morhlng
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Victoria.
''
St.-
Andrew's
Society:
Church
Service
at
rint
Presbyterian
Church.
Sunday,
November
28
at
750
.
p
m.
Hubert
Ward
sailed
fbls
morning
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
on
a
brief
business
trip.
Wm.
McRae
baa
opened
a
sboemak-
!ng
and
repairing
shop
at
230
Eighth
i
&venue
West.
Phone,
Oreen
717.
278
The
Universal
Trading
Company
are
showing
Boys
serge
and
tweed
suits.
size
20
to
31.
with
extra
pants,
for
455.
T
Adam
Maekle,.
it
lsherles
Inspector.
saUed
this
morning,
on
the
Prince
Ru
pert
for
Vancouver,
hi
trip
being
on
official
business.
O.
B.
McKague,
auditor
ot
the
C.NJI.
operating
department,
returned
to
Van
couver
on
the
Prince
Rupert
thl
morn
ing
after
one
ot
his
periodical
visit
here.
H.
W.
Liberty
and
J.
E.
Smith,
wtw
have
been
in
the
city
for
some
time
t!!:r.i
itvk
In
a
Vancouver
Ravines
I
and
loan
concern,
returned
south
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning.
Herbert
M.
RoUtton.
editor
ot
Tb
Portland
News.
8tewart.
B.C..
arrived
I-
I
Victoria
this
morning
on
a
visit
to
4
his
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
M.
Ro:-.
ston,
Menales
SUeet
Victoria
Times.
Jack
Keefe
sailed
this
morning
onj
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
en
i
route
to
Los
Angeles
where
be
will
en-
Uv
a
h.tlM.v
vl.H
11m
MTVrtl
In
rf-
turn
to
tne
city
in
aooui
two
mouuu
time.
N.
Trlller
of
the
news
agents'
de
partment
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
at
Vancouver
returned
south
,
I
this
morning
after
having
made
the
round
trip
north
on
the
steamer
Prince,
Rupert.
.
Rupert
Marine
PKKli&U;
power
tug
P.R.T.
No.
1
is
going
on
the
pontoon.
ill
ion
the
dry
dock
for
repairs.
The
veaaei
jwas
squeecnl
some
time
ago
at
tboj
(Albert
&
McCatTery
wharf
by
the!
'
steamer
Prince
.John.
Mrs.
Paul
O.
Ludwlg.
B47
Secoad
Aveuue,
left
this
morning
to.
visit
her
daughter
In
California.
Mrs.
Ludwlg
haa
been
alck
in
bed
recently
and
she
requested
the
DaUy
News
to
express
her
thanks
to
the
doctor
who
attended
her
In
her
illness
and
many
local
friends
who
manifested
their
kindness.
Oovemment
Agent
Norman
A.
Watt
sailed
this
morning
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
for
the
south
having
in
his
charge
the
remains
ot
the
late
E.
II.
T.
Hyde,
formre
customs
offlcer
at
Any-ex.
who
died
In
the
smelter
town
some
two
years
ago
and
whose
remains
have
been
exhumed
and
wM
now
be
Interred
In
Victoria.
Corp.
T.
C.
Brlce.
who
has
been
with
the
local
detachment
ot
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
tor
many
years,
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
for
Vancouver
where
he
has
been
transferred
for
orders
with
the
possibility
that
he
may
return
here.
Stall
Sergeant
Walshaw
has
arrived
from
Vancouver
to
take
Corp.
Brlce's
.place
on
the
local
forcr
.
Beside
Joe
Sankey.
the
Indian
murderer,
who
will
hang
at
Okalla
on
Feb-
,
,4,
4
4
ruary
16,
two
other
prisoners
wer
a
ivvntlvri'MPVTC
.
j
uken
south
on
the
steamer
Prince
Ru-I
.jlH'rt
thu
onilng.
They
were
Augus-
j
Ills
Diopm,
uuius
tnc
uiruwti
patient,
and
Matilda
Danes.
Hazelton
Indian,
who
will
serve
five
months
at
I
Okalla
for
vagrancy.
Inspector
Splllcri
t,i,,
rs
n,.M
Tw.m.,
i
ii
ft
"
l
ntk.nn
mm
r-amm
mwm
Adair
Cnrsa
I.O.D
E.
Bridge.
Dec.
3.
Native
Sous
of
Canada
first
Aunual
Ball,
Moose
Hall,
December
10.
Kstahllshed
1923.
PLATES
AND
BHIIKJKS
I
;tUU
WUIi'VHUm
uiuwu
...
v.
in...
mv
In
charge
ot
the
men
prisoners
while
Mrs.
R.
woman.
P.
Ponder
is
escorting
the
Possensej
sailing
ln
b?
f
,
n.r
the
ttramcC
Prlr.ce)
fynipecttiils
morplng
for
the
south
included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
T.
Calvert
aud
family.
N.
A.
Wat.
J.
Bruce,
Johnstone,
Constable
Thomas
Camm,
Cortstuble
Robert
Olbson,
Mrs.
R.
P.
Ponder,
Inspector
William
Splller.
Miss
I.
J.
Coulter.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
L.
Oale.
P.
Allen.
A.
M.
Johnson,
K.C..
A.
Noble
.
and.
E.
,E.
Hill
for
Victoria;
Hubert
Ward.
E.
WOOdWOrth.
J.
J.
wo
goia
neoa
anow
m.Kre,e?
MrTluitlce
D.
A,
MeDonaldV
T.
moaera
onageworx.
,e
a
Drlce
Ml'MeUod.
CI,.
8.
McKaguet
T.
jpec'allte
In
this
branch
L
N,Kll0
V.JJulra,
VwiicJrflijuW.
of
dentistry.
DrFP
Kenny
DENTIST
i
Exchange
Block.
Uberti',
M.
8.
Bryaif.
Mr.
and
Mr.
E.
II.
StmiMon.
A.
C.
Abbott,
J.
E.
Smith,
Cl
Mrs.
A.
Colbert,
Adam
Mackle,
Miss
M.
',
J.
A,
Johnston,
O.
Steward,!
Eckstrom,
Th
The
Canadian
girls
tn
I'
-a
r
a
r
rvr
ahs
Men's
We
are
throwing
on
sale
150
Men's
and
Young
Men's
Suits
to
make
room
for
goods
arriving
for
our
Xmas
trade.
Sale
is
now
on
and
will
continue
until
these
150
suits
all
go.
All
suits
on
sale
are
our
regular
stock
and
these
sale
prices
mean
a
big
saving
to
you.
Fashion
Craft
Men's
Suits
sell
at
one
price
from
coast
to
coast
and
regular
price
label
is
stilched
on
every
suit
by
the
manufacturer.
In
Tweeds
and
Worsteds.
Itegular
$29.50,
for
Begular
$31.50,
for
$19.45
$23.45
Leishman's
Men's
Suits
Canada's
finest
Custom
Tailored
Clothes.,
Fifty
only,
in
Blue
Serges,
Tweeds
and
Worsteds.
Regular
$15.00
to
$60.00,
for
Sixth
Street.
f
$34.45
sV
safest
'll.li
11
Suits
;
BRYANT
&
GREER,
LTD.
"The
Clothes
Shop
for
Men,
rrnr?TirTr7iMjEN
f
WATCHES)?
Prince
Kupert.
Let
us
help
you
with
your
Christmas
gifts
You
can
have
ierfect
confidence
in
the
quality
of
our
goods.
We
will
exchange
or
refund
the
money
for
any
unsatisfactory
article.
COMMUNITY
AND
1817
KOGEKS
SILVER
Our
prices,
r:ght
here
at
home,
are
the
same
as
Laton's
or
other
mail
order
houses.
Teaspoons,
any
pattern,
doz.
$4.25
Dessert
Spoon?,
per.
set
.
.
y
.
.
.
.
.
$S.00
Other
pieces
in
proportion.
We
have
aUo
Tudor
Plate
and
Wm.
Rogers
at
about
half
these
prices.
An
endless
variety
of
Silver
Presents
These
two
handsome
pieces
$6.o0
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
Training;
of
James
Kohmer.
S.
Shlmada,
A.
F.
Cur-1
presbyterlan
Church
will
hold
a
tla.
J.
O.
Lloyd
and
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Nell
M,e
Q
home
C00klns
with
ft
musical
McMillan
and
family
for
Vancouver;
rrm
SfttultUy
from
3
to
6.
Jack
IJUdltch;
Ellas
Wlgsend.
M.
A.
;
.
KralU,
C.
Paulson,
H.
a.
Johnson.
Olot1
Mr.
John
Locke
arrived
yesterday
to
Emblem,
Mrs.
Paul
&
Ludwlg
ftnd.iom
her
husband
who
went
m
tar
as
1
.
.
.
sm.
...
w.
o-an
Mrs.
T.
L.
Stafford
for
SeatUe;
C.
Kat-
smithers
to
mret
ner.
inrjr
Phone
lO'J
auyama
for
Ocean
Falls,
ft
nat
In
the
Eceacr
apartments.
J
Jewellers
WHY
NOT
A
CLOCK?
This
beautiful
mahogany
two-tone
chime
clock
for
$25.00
Single
tone
strike
in
similar
shapes,
for
$1C00
.Westminster
chime
l,4-hour
on
four
bells
for
$60.00
I
1
UNION
STEAMSHIPS,
LIMITED
Sailing
from
Prince
lliiert.
lor
VANCOL'VEU,
VICTORIA.
Swanson.
lujr
and
Alert
lUy,
tr,1Turdar,
3
p.m.
For
V.WCUUYEK,
VICTOKIA.
Alert
Bay
and
Swanion
liar,
etc
Saturday,
a.m.
lor
POUT
Sl.Ml'SON.
ANVOX.
ALICE
ARM,
8TKWAKT
anil
.N'aas
Ulttr
I'aiinerlPM,
Sunday,
8
p.m.
7
1S3
2ml
Avenue.
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