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Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
.
and
Spruce
Per
load
'.s0.50
Per
half
load
3.50
Per
sack
.50
Firelighters,
i8
Tor
$1.00
delivered.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
5S0
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
COVsEUVATIVK
IlKLKdATKS
(
A
few
of
the
delegates
from
Prince
Rutert
Conservative
Convention
took
the
opportunity
Uat
Sunday
of
enjoy
ing
a
motor
ride
on
the
splendid
high-1
way
which
connects
Vancouver
and
I
Seattle
Some
distance
out
from
New
Westminster
they
stopped
at
the
ranch
i
of
Tom
Maltland
former
alderman
of
i
Prince
Rupert
to
renew
old
acquaint-!
anccs.
Tom
Is
quite
satisfied
with
his!
Utile
ranch
where
he
1s
Interested
ini
raising
chickens
in
a
small
freely
admits
there
Is
sometimes
longing
to
renew
old
acquaintances
In
r
J
Soak
a
Cake
of
the
north.
The
Tlsltors
were
treated'
n
,
.
...
Ryal
W,th
a
very
hospitably,
and
It
was
with
dlffl-j
C?St
culty
that
they
eventually
continued
little
sugar
in
a
quarter
their
journey
after
answering
many
questions
which
Tom
asked
concerning
old
friends
in
Rupert.
Both
Tom
and
Mrs.
Maltland
seem
to
be
enjoying
the
best
of
health
al
though
Tom
complains
of
a
recurrence
of
rheumatism
contracted
in
the
days
of
:
the
war.
I
TERRACE.
Dec.
3.
The
many
friends
of
Rev.
W.
J.
and
Mrs.
Parsons
were
grieved
when
word
was
received
here
ol
The
late
Mrs.
Parsons,
who
was
for
Sealed
Tenders
wUl
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Lands
at
Victoria,
B.C..
not
later
than
noon
on
the
23rd
day
of
December.
1928.
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X1302.
to
cut
6
4
1.500
of
Spruce.
Hemlock
and
Cedar,
on
an
area
situated
on
Maude
Island
adjoining
Lets
tsu
ana
m.
sxiaegaie
inlet.
Queen
rh.MI.
T.I
.
....
-
une
wan
to
take
way
but
7
Ln?f-letlmes
a
L1tzllOV
WIFE
OF
FORMER
j
TERRACE
PASTOR
DIES
IN
SOUTH
of
a
glass
of
tepid
water
over
night.
Stir
well,
strain
and
drink
the
liquid.
Many
people
prefer
to
take
it
in
orange
juice.
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
"'
.-
the
death
of
Mrs.
Parsons
at
Elizabeth.
.
,.
.
.
.
.
.
Colorado.
News
of
her
death
did
not.
,t
tlme
m
-j..-.
of
the
local
however,
come
as
a
surprise
to
her
more
prMovtun-
church
She
was
of
a
imimaie
inenos
nere.
sne
naving
been
kintUT
and
BTmpathetic
nature
and
wa
stricken
with
paralysis
several
months
h!gh,T
respected
throughout
the
corn-ago
and
her
condition
has
been
serious
j
munlt
since.
i
k-.,,
...
...
,.
,
t.,.
sons
left
Terrace
and
for
a
Tew
months
Mrs.
Gordon
of
-Kingston.
merly
OnOwere
,taUoned
,t
jj-Bride.
wine
later
came
to
Terrace
In
December.
1921.
and
to
mizsoeth,
Colorado.
was
Here
married
to
Mr.
Parsons,
who
r,irf
her
hmbinri.
Ur
Prm-
TIMBER
SALE
X4302
j
leaves
one
son.
Jim
Oordan.
of
Kingston.
1
Oat.
and
one
st-p-non.
Oordon
Par-
sins,
tf
Denver,
Col.
NEW
INSTRUMENTS
KITKATLABAND
H.
Brown,
the
leader
of
the
Vruls-xatla
Concert
Band,
has
arrived
In
the
city
to
ascertain
about
the
arrival
of
the
new
instruments
for
the
band.
Two
2i
years
will
be
allowed
for
re-
4
"mr
"u
uu
moval
of
timber.
I
windows
of
J.
Lome
MacLaren
Ltd.
for
jWOOD
!
'
1
I
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
For-
th
lat
fni
davs.
There
ire
22
in.
ester,
Victoria.
B.C..
or
District
Fores-
I
...
,
.,K.
stfuments.
all
of
the
most
modern
ter.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
.
and
they
represent
the
last
word
THE
FAMOUS
'Armor
Clad'
Suits
for
Boys
Kegular
up
to
$22.50
Sale
of
Sales
Price
$7.95
i
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.H.
Miller,
Proprietor
Closing
:
Out
"sale-
NOW
IN
FULL
SWING
.Many
Bargains
in
COATS
DRESSES
HATS
J.
BENT
Ladles'
Ready-to-Wear
Third
Ave.
Phone
G.'il
In
the
manufacture
of
concert
band
Instruments,
being
the
finest
combination
ever
to
come
to
the
north.
The
KltkaUa
band
were
the
first
price
winners
at
the
last
two
band
contests
a(
the
Prince
Rupert
Fair
and
these
new
instalment
have
been
purchased
with
the
view
of
the
Kat-katla
Concert
Band
retaining
their
supremacy
among
the
bands
'of
the
district.
PULP
TLMHElt
SALE
X8110.
Sealed
Tenders
tnsrked.
"Tender
on
X8440."
wUl
be
received
by
the
Honourable,
the
Minuter
of
Lands,
at
Victoria.
B.C..
up
to
twelve
o'clock
noon
on
the
4th
day
cf
January.
1927.
for
the
purchase
of
Pulp
Licence
X8440,
to
cut
t
timber
situated
on
Graham
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
District.
Thirty
years
will
be
allowed
for
the
i
rfmniril
nf
the
timber
All
tenders
must
comply
with
10
of
the
-Forest
Act."
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Further
particulars
may
be
had
from
ithe
Chief
Forester.
Victoria,
B.C,
Cash
and
Carry
tin
Prices
UPSTAIILS
STORE
Sixth
Street
Where
price
talks
and
nervice
jis
absent.
We
price
everything
at
I
close
margin
and
defy
competi-jtion.
I
P.S.
Large
parcels
will
be
delivered
at
nominal
charge.
MEAT
DEPARTMENT
I'rcrih
cuts
of
meat
will
be
displayed
at
low
prices
each
day.
Watch
the
window
for
bargains,
i
NI'.W
LINKS
AT
LOW
PKIf'KS
n
i-
ol
'
11I1.
1.1,.
..1.
.,..
ill
1
oiiuc
I
Ulinn,
uiuliv,
tun,
brown
or
oxblood,
per
tin
.
.
11c
2
in
1
lllack
Liquid
Dressing,
per
bottle
13c
lllack
Knight
Stove
Polish,
per
tin
1.1c
2
in
1
Floor
Wax,
per
tin
....
39c
Fairy
Soap,
per
bar
7c
Sunny
Monday
Laundry
Soap,
per
bar
Cc
Gold
Dust
Scouring
Powder,
per
10c
Try
this
on
your
aluminum.
It's
sudsy
and
gets
results.
The
above
prices
are
regular
prices
and
you
will
find
all
our
cash
and
carry
prices
money
savers.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
SIX
II
11
U-..1.
.
SELECT
Xmas
Stationery
Priced
from
$1.00
to
$3.50
See
our
windows
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
We
Deliver.
Phone
94
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
Leg
Veal,
per
lb
20c
Ixiin
Veal,
per
lb
20c
Shoulder
Veal,
per
lb.
12V2c
Stewing
Veal,
per
lb
8c
Leg
Mutton,
per
lb
20c
Shoulder
Mutton,
per
lb,
15c
Leg
Lamb,
per
lb
30c
Shoulder
Lamb,
per
lb..
.
20c
Mutton
Chops,
per
lb.
.
.
25c
Hump
Roast
Beef,
per
lb.
20c
Rib
Roast,
per
lb
22c
T-Bone
Roast,
pef
lb.
...
25c
Sausage,
2
lbs
35c
Tomato
Sausage,
per
lb.
15c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Up
to
the
minute
Dresses
"Demers"
Phone
27
P.O.
Box
327
If
your
head
aches,
or
reading
or
work
strums
your
eyes,
or
if
.you
are
the
least
h(l
doubtful
about
Hie
efficiency
of
your
eyes
then
consult
us!
Glasses
are
intended
to
make
up
for
the
deficiency
in
your
eyesight.
Our
large
patronage
shows
that
we
know
how
to
produce
such
glasses.
Have
your
eyes
examined!
A.
E.
Ireland
UIMIHATK
OPTOMETRIST
27
Ycari
Practice
319
Third
Ateuuc.
Opp.
U.W.V.A.
TOM
MAITLAND
NOW
RANCHING
I
WAS
SKKX
ON
Ills
PI.
UK
MKTWEKN
i
SKITTLE
AMI
VAM()l
KK
HY
1
palatable
wlaiahh
SMITHERS
LIVERY
CONCERN
CHANGES
HANDS
THIS
WEEK
SMITHERS,
Dec.
3
One
of
the
most
Important
business
transactions
made
In
Smlthers
for
some
time
was
conclud-
j
ed
Wednesday
evening
when
agreements!
were
signed'
whereby
the
ownership
of
,
trie
City
Transfer
changed
hands
from
WV
F.
Dover
to
Angus
McLean,
the
deal
'
being
completed
through
the
firm
of
Henry
Hethertngton.
Mr.
Boyer
had
tlte
business
for
about
seven
years
and.
from
an
outfit
of
couple
of
teams
and
drays,
nude
It
in-
i
to
one
of
the
moot
extensive
concerns
j
of
this
nature
In
the
district,
and
today
the
equipment
has
several
teams
of
I
horses,
a
fleet
of
trucks
and
cars,
largw
bams
and
warehouses,
etc.
Mr.
Boyer
has
been
In
poor
health
for
some
time,
and
has
decided
to
seek
a
change
of
surroundings.
Angus
McLean,
the
Yew
owner.
Is
a
pioneer
of
the
district
and
well
known
through
the
valley,
having
been
road
superintendent
with
the
Provincial
Public
Works
Department
a
few
years
ago.
MEN'S
WHIST
l-t
srhetlulnl
M.trlir
of
I1rt
ll.lf
of
SruMin
I'latrd
lt
Mjlil
Tno
lotxmrd
iame
Yi(
The
last
scheduled
games
In
the
mens
section
of
the
Fraternsl
Whist
League
for
the
first
half
of
the
sea-
-son
were
played
last
night
and.
there
I
still
remain
two
postponed
game
I
Knights
of
Pythias
vs.
Sons
of
Canada
'
tonight
and
Moose
vs.
Sons
of
Canada,
'the
date
of
which
Is
not
yet
set.
Ssores
last
night
were
as
follows:
i
Knights
of
Pythias.
3:
OddfrlHws.
4
St.
Oeorge's
(city).
3;
Elks.
6.
St
Andrew's
4,
St.
Oeorge's
(Seal
Covet.
S.
The
standing
of
the
team
to
date
Is
as
follows:
'
W.
L.
Pta.
Moose
i
1
3
Elks
S
2
3
Oddfellows
4
3
4
St.
Oeorge's
(8.
C).
4
3
4
Knights
of
Pythias.
3
3
3
St.
Oeorge's
(City)..
3
3
3
St.
Andrew's
2
S
2
Sons
of
Canada
I
4
1
K
-
It
SPORT
CHAT
The
Orand
Terminals
and
Native
Sons
of
Canada,
who
have
been
bat
tling
for
cellar
position
in
the
Senior
Buketluil
League,
will
do
their
stuff
again
In
tonight's
fixtures.
In
the
Intermediate
League,
the
leading
Grot
to
will
meet
the
Orand
Terminals
who
may
already
be
said
to
be
threat
eslng
the
position.
The
Adanac
and
Uaple
Leafs
will
again
try
conclusion
In
the
Ladles'
League
while
Star
and
Tuzl
Boy,
down
In
the'
Junior
Lea
gue,
will
try
agafh
to
pick
up
a
lull
advantage
on
the
leading
ColU.
The
Chicago
White
Sox
Jed
the
American
League)
In
fielding
percentage
In
the
easY
of
192S,
thl
up-planting
the
New
Tork
Yankee,
which
team
had
for
three
-year
In
succession
been
the
fielding
leader.
However.
tli
percentage
of
the
White
Sox
(
973,
was
a
point
less
than
that
recorded
by
the
Yankeei
the
previous
year.
While
ths
lead
wa
taken
with
a
point
les
In
percentage,
the
general
average
waa
higher
than
that
of
1923
for
the
entire
league.
The
St.
Louis
Browns
were
at
the
bottom
In
fielding
with
a
percentage
of
J63,
which
wa
six
points
better
than
that
of
tb
Bcston
team
when
It
finished
last
In
1923.
Bolton,
advanced
to
fourth
place
In
fielding,
led
the
league
In
number
of
aa&lau.
An
odd
thing
In
the
fielding
records
was
that
the
lead
log
White
Sox
made
so
few
doubt
plays,
while
the
bottom
Browns
made
the
most.
Also
the
Browns
were
sec
ond
In
number
of
assiil
made.
The
New
York
team
was
credited
with
but
117
double
plays
In
155
games
played.
Six
triple
plays
were
made,
Cleveland
and
Boston
having
two
each
and
Philadelphia
and
Washington
one
each
.Several
outstanding
feature
are
not
ed
In
Individual
fielding
record
of
the
1920
season
in
the
American
League
Catcher
John
Bassler
of
the
Detroit
team
in
63
games
behind
the
bat
had
84
chance
without
error,
though
he
was
charged
with
one
passed
ball,
ill
assists
In
154
games,
a
total
of
1831
chances
accepted.
He
had
part
in
114
double
plays
and
two
triple
plays.
Willie
Kamm
of
the
Chicago
White
Sox
recorded
a
fielding
average
of
.978,
very
high
for
third
basemen.
Bibb
Falk,
left
fielder
of
the
White
Box.
made
but
three
error
In
155
game.
according
to
the'
official
scorer'
.report.
There
wa
a,
notable
list
of
pitchers
who
hsndled
all
their
fielding
chances
without
error
or
with
but
one
error
made
all
season.
Max
Bishop
of
the
Athletic
led
second
basemen
In
percentage-.
Prerf
'
Spurteon
Of
the
Cleveland
team
came
nearest
to
being
In
the
game
at
thU
position
every
day.
Emory
Rlgney
of
Boston
led
the
shortstops
In
fielding,
and
second
to
him
In
percentage
was
Joe
Scwell
of
Cleveland,
who
coutnlued
hi
record
for
continuous
play,
not1
missing
a
game
and
scarcely
an
lifnlng
all
season.
With
the
high
iverage
of
.978
in
143
games,
Willie
Kamm
of
the
White
Sox
led
the
third
bateroeji.
Bibb
Falk
of
the
White
Box
topped
all
outfielder
of
the
league
with
hi
high
average
of
.932,
mauu
ui
3i7
w.ia-ce..
uSc.m,
s
What
Shall
I
Give?
This
question
In
easily
answered,
for
here
you
have
a
choice
of
Christina
(,ifis
ranging
in
price
to
buit
your
every
need.
"
-
Our
Downstairs
Store
is
a
Citft
Shop
in
Itself.
Hcautiful
Diamonds
Diamond
Kings,
fiepins
Pendants,
etc.,
set
in
white,
green
and
yellow
gold,
featuring
the
latest
designs.
Price
ranging
front
$
1
5.0(1
up.
Chnks
Silverware
Cut
Class
China
Crockery
Leather
(IitoJ
Ivor
.
llrnsswnrc
Fountain
I'um
Pencils
Umbrellas
Suitcases
Fancy
Heads
Ladies'
and
Men's
Walchc.
Yakht4
In
the
very
latest
designs
Waltham.
Klin.
Hamilton
nnd
high-grade
Swiss
all
.
anteed.
,
St00.00
Popularly
priced
from
S..-,o
,0
Pocket
Knites
Handlings
Fancy
Stationery
Houhtgant's
Perfume
i
Pocket
Knltc
Razors
'and
hundreds
of
miscellaneous
suggestions
too
numerous
to
mention.
The
Diamond
Specialist.
Max
Heilbroner
527,
52'J
Third
Aunt
and
all
but
three
taken
care
of.
in
153
games
Fmlk
was
in
every
game
his
team
played-
Trt
Sperker
and
Oeorge
Ruth
tanked
high
among
regular
outfielder.
4
Advertise
In
ths
Dally
New
water
Notice.
lilt
MtMlTjT
AMI
l
Mi
1AKE
NOTICE
that
Department
of
Public
Works
of
Canada.
whoM
address
'
H
Ottawa.
wUl
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
use
3.000
galloua
per
day
of
water
out
of
unnamed
stream,
which
;
flow
eastwardly
and
drains
into
Dodt
Cove
ou
the
east
side
of
Dlgoy
Island.
B.C
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
about
too
feet
west
of
the
uorthwest
corner
of
Lot
36,
subdivision
of
part
of
Lot
199).
Rang
V..
and
will
be
used
for
domestic
purpose
upon
the
land
described
a
Dodte
Island.
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
on
the
22nd
dsy
of
November.
1928.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act
wtll
be
filed
in
the
office
of
tbe
Water
Recorder
at
Prtnct
Rupert.
uojecuons
to
tne
application
may
o
tiled
with
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Rlshu.
Parliament
Buildings.
Victoria.
BC
within
thirty
day
after
the
tint
ap
pearance
of
this
uottc
in
local
news
paper
The
date
of
the
lint
publica
tion
of
this
notice
is
November
24.
192S
DEPARTMENT
Or
PUBLIC
WORKS,
CANADA.
Applicant
By
J.
P.
Porde.
District
Engineer
Agent
Important
Sugar
has
already
gone
up
ei
assists
meant
almost
one
per
game.
Our
supply
of
Christmas
(linger
Phil
Todt.
first
baseman
of
the
Boston
Wine
has
'arrived.
Red
Sox,
had
1755
putout
and
Ufl
Quart
bottles,
each
COc
inis
bottle
Hold
last
year
for
'Sc.
lOcj
per
Hundred.
CANDY
OF
ALL
KINDS
WILL
ADVANCE
AS
SUCIAK
ADVANCES
Keen
buyers
will
buy
their
candy
early.
We
have
a
bigger
stock
this
year
of'
all
kinds
and
can
supply
your
need
of
almost
any
variety.
For
one
week
we
will
give
,
12
DISCOUNT
on
'all
candy
.bought
in
quantities
of
f
lb.
or
more.
Oct
your
supply
for
your
Christmai
Tree
now.
Do
not
leave
it
too
late.
Also
book
your
Jap
Orangey
wc
have
a
lot
coming
hut
the
xupply
Ih
limited
We
have
a
Christmas
tin
of
Nabob
De
Lux
Tea
worth
$3.00.
A
three
pound
beautiful
tin.
Will
pell
20
at
JS'.i:.".
each,
Get
yours
now.
Stock
up
now
on
the
following:
California
Table
Figs,
per
lb.
2,c
10
lb.
box
for..
,
,
.
.
$1.75
Thompson
Seedless-
Raisins,
per
lb
20c
25
lb.
box
for
$.1.50
Mixed
Peel,
50c,
or
3
lb.
for
$1.00
Hulled,
Cider,
ijuart
bottles
..
50c
We
have
a
wonderful
stock
of
Sweet
HisculU
'
averaging
50c
j
special
assortment
of
Chocolate
Illscuits
Ip
a
one
pound
Fancy
Christmas
Rox
for
75c
IiCt
us
put
aside
your
-Christmas
Crackers
and
Christmas
Stockings.
Don't
delay.
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
15
and
571
m
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY,
7
and
9
p.m.
Saturday
.Mntlner
at
3
p.m.
"THE
BLIND
GODDESS"
A
Powerful
Drama
of
New
York
In-
JACK
HOLT,
ESTHER
RALSTON,
ERNEST
TOIUtlNtE,
CHARLES
ClaAKY.
WARD
CRANE.
LOUISE
DRKSSKK
and
all-itar
cat
COMEDY
"DO.VT
RUTT
IN."
AdmUtion
PATHr;
REVIEW
50c
and
2
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
(i.T.P.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englneem,
.Machinist.
RoilcTmaker.
RlacksrnithM,
Paltrm-makers
Founder:,
Woodworkers.
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDLMS.
Our
plant
Is
equipicd
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
13
nnd
385
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ian
National
Q7jc
Largcft
'Railway
Sylcm
in
America
Steamship
and
Train
Service
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