PAGE
SIX
NOW
YOU
CAN
BUY
FOR
THE
o
3
PRICE
OF
Z
PD
&
Co.
Tooth
Paste
PD
&
Co.
Vanishing
Cream
PD
&
Co.
Shaving
Cream
PD
&
Co.
Almond
Cream
PD
&
Co.
Tar
Shampoo
For
a
limited
time
only
vc
will
give
you
free
any
otic
of
the
above
items
providing
you
purchase
two
of
them.
You
gel.
$1.50
value
for
$1.00.
Don't
miss
this!
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
We
deliver.
Phone
94
Meat
Department
Stewing
JIutton,
2
lbs.
25c
Stewing
Veal,
2
lbs.
...
25c
Mutton
Chops,
per
lb...
30c
Shoulder
Mutton,
per
lb.
20c
Leg
Mutton,
per
lb.
.
.
30c
Veal
Chops,
per
lb.
..
25c
Leg
Veal,
per
lb
25c
JJound
Steak,
2
lbs.
.
.
.
.
15c
Sirloin
Steak,
2
lbs.
.
55c
Rib
Roast
Beef,
per
lb.
20c
Sausage,
2
lbs
35c
Fresh
Killed
Fowl,
per
lb.
35c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Great
Variety
of
Ladies
Silk
Stockings
In
all
the
latest
colors
"Demers"
We
aim
lp
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
If
your
head
aches,
or
reading
or
work
strains
your
eyes,
or
if
you
are
the
least
bit
doubtful
about
the
efficiency
of
your
eyes
(lieu
consult
us!
Glasses
are
intended
(o
make
up
for
the
deficiency
in
your
eyesight.
'
Our
large
patronage
shows
that
wc
knoyv
how
to
produce
such
glasses.
Have
your
eyes
examined!
A.
E.
Ireland
GRADUATE
OPTOMUTKIST
27
Year
Practice
31!)
Third
Avrnur.
Opp.
O.W.V.A.
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
SG.50
Per
half
load
........
3.50
Per
sack
.....
k
.....
.
.50
Firelighters,
48
fur
$1.00
delivered.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
FORMER
LOCAL
MEN
RESCUED
FAMOUS
ACTOR
CUT.
IIMIIMiTOV
AMI
NOItMW
HltOAIUIl
ItST
I
ISIIKI)
MATIIi:sON
LAM!
OIT
OK
CHILLY
WATKHN.
The
following
Item
published
recently
In
a
southern
exchange
told
how
two
former
well
known
Prince
Rupert
tug
boat
men
figured
la
the
rescue
of
Matheson
Lang,
a
famous
actor,
from
a
cold.
wet.
real-life
melodrama
of
a
sudden
Immersion
In
the
chilly
waters
of
trentwood
Arm
near
Victoria:
While
fishing
on
the
Brentwood
Arm,
near
victoria,
on
Sunday,
Matheson
Lang,
the
actor,
and
a
party
of
his
friends
were
shipwrecked
when
their
cabin
cruiser
crashed
on
a
submerged
rock
and
almost
capsized,
leaving
crew
and
passengers
stranded
from
from
human
aid.
Lang's
stage
manager
stripped
off
his
clothes,
donned
an
old
raincoat
and
volunteered
to
swim
ashore
to
seek
assistance.
With
a
light
cord
tied
around
his
waist,
he
dragged
his
clothes
along
behind
him
In
a
box
to
shore,
where
he
dressed
and
plunged
Into
the
woods
in
search
of
aid.
Alarmed
at
the
continued
absence
of
M.
Lang
and
his
party.
Captain
Bablng-ton
and.
Norman
Broadhurst
set
out
in
a
launch
to
fled
them,
and
a
waving
lantern
in
the
darkness
disclosed
the
location
of
the
Stranded
cruiser.
The
rescue
was
promptly
effected.
Some
time
later
the
stage
-
managed.
cold
and
disconsolate,
was
picked
up.
He
was
sitting
on
a
reck
close
to
the
shore
line,
a
mile
from
the
wreck.
II?
had
become
lost
In
the
woods
and
returned
In
desperation
to
the
water'
edge
to
await
his
Inevitable
rescue.
'ARTRIDGES
SUCCEED
PRAIRIE
PROVINCES
Hungarian
Ynrlrtj
linwrtrU
With
Crral
Mil-cess
In
Different
DMrUU
WINNIPEO,
Nov.
20.
Hungarian
Par-
trlges,
released
in
the
game
sanctuarlea
of
Manitoba
two
years
ago,
are
reported
-P
FROM
FROM
MONTREAL
MONTREAL
ft
To
Llvtrpool
CP.K.
Station.
Vancouver,
Telephone
Seymour
26)0,
Can.
Pac
Kt
Trae
A;
eats.
''.
t:
UoMralm
'uv.
i;
Moiitilare
DIRECT
SERVICE
TO
IRELAND
CHRISTMAS
SAILINGS
From
St.
John
li'c
I
Mcllla
Irt
t-tierb-iurg-.
Solltli-
iiiijI'iii,
Antwerp.
Dec.
7
.Mcwlniyal
to
Uelfat,
Hyer-
jkioI.
I
"it.
ll
.Meidjrjnu
to
lilasfruw.
Liver-
IMHil.
.
Dec.
i
MuMi-alm
u
Uelfal,
Urr-ml.
!.
is
MtminloM
tu
dterlnjurff.
.SiuilliauiplM),
Antwerp.
Through
Tourist
8Uplng
Cars
Dirtct
to
Ship's
8ld
1
Four
Wlnttr
Crulns.
'Round
th
World
....
Dte.
2
Nledittrrancan
Feb.
12
!
West
Indies
Jan.
28
Feb.
28
1B27
Summer
Sailing
List
Now
Atallabls
Arply
t
Agents
everyw!ieri
er
J.
.
rORSTER,
Ctn.
t.
$5.00
a
month
(Only
$60.00
a
Year)
Gives
you
immediate
possession
to
either
Lot
17,
lilock
32;
Sec.
7
or
Lot
23,
Mock
2,
Sec.
8
or
Lot
3,
Mock
32,
Sec
8.
You'll
make
no
mistake
in
buying
one
of
these
lots,
as
they
are
located
on
streets,
surrounded
by
well-kept
homes,
that
are
occupied
by
the
kind
of
people
who
make
trood
neighbors.
Buy
now
when
prices
are
low
and
terms
are
easy,
and
before
another
year
roils
around,
you
will
be
mighty
happy
over
your
investment.
Take
my.
advice,
put
some
of
your
surplus
dollar,
in
Prince
Hujiert
now.
Don't
delay,
this
is
a
real
money-making
opportunity,
the
kind
that
comes
but
once
in
a
lifetime.
Take
advantage
of
it.
G.
C.
Walker
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
1th
St.
ssoo
VAIitLJ
to
have
taken
well
to
conditions
In
ihe
province.
The
original
stock
was
released
by
the
Game
Protective
League,
but
since
then
additional
birds
have
been
Imported
from
Alberta.
At
present
there
la
an
export
tax
of
one
-dollar
for
each
bird
shipped
out
of
Alberta.
With
the
additional
cost
of
a
permit
and
the
ex-
I
pense
of
traps,
the
cost
of
obtaining
a
!
pilr
of
heae
birds
It
estimated
lat
about
$8.
Ml
SCARCITY
CYCLE
Unlike
native
grouse
and
chickens,
the
new
birds
are
not
subject
to
the
cycle
of
scarcity,
according
to
Dr.
II.
J.
Her-
jkeley.
secretary
of
the
Manitoba
Oame
j
Protective
League.
He
states
that
there
were
at
first
many
who
believed
that
the
Hungarian
birds
would
drive
out
the
native
fowl,
but
such
waa
nat
the
case.
In
Alberta
the
birds
have
multiplied
i
until
they
have
a
three-months'
open
;
season
with
a
bag
limit
of
73
birds.
I
This
game
la
from
an
Importation
in
1009.
The
new
birds
are
very
prolific,
laying
from
20
to
25
eggs
and
often
rearing
a
brood
of
20.
In
March
of
this
year,
under
supervision
of
the
Manitoba
:
Game
Protective
Leigue,
five
pairs
were
;
released
upon
an
'isolated
farm
three
j
miles
from
the
nearest
neighbor.
On
Os-!
tober
1.
the
League
had
reports
of
five
coveys
totalling
around
100
birds.'
No
I
Others
had
been
released
within
100
miles
of
this
farm.
j
una:
coveys
!
"Jn
the
district
where
the
first
birds
j
were
liberated
It
la
quite
common
to
'see
coveys
of
30
to
40
birds."
Dr.
Mer-
keley
states.
"We
have
now
probably
a
tatal
of
2,000
birds
In
all
four
districts."
For
the
second
tune
in
history
of
the
province,
pheasaru
have
hatched
and
reared
their
young
In
a
wild
state.
Dr.
Merkeley
reports.
The
Oame
Protective
League
helped
the
Importation
of
1,000
pheasant
eggs
this
year
and
were
fortunate
In
securing
a
shipment
the
f
er-1
:
tlllty
of
which
ran
as
high
as
00
per
cent.
These
eggs
were
purchased
for
the
most
part
by
farmers
who
had
known
the
birds
In
the
British
Isles.
Three
hundred
and
fourteen
thousand
vehicles
come
dally
Into
the
thirty-
'five
square
block
of
Chicago's
loop
be-tween
7
am.
and
II
pjn..
a
survey
'
shows.
Of
these
but
12.000
are
horse-drawn
and
city
engineers
propose
to
bar
them.
Heinz
Tomato
Soup
SPECIAL
FOR
A
FEW
DAYS
12
Tins
for
$1.10
The
regular
price
of
this
Soup
is
2
for
25c
or
$1.50
per
doz.
We
have
fifteen
dozen
to
sell
at
$1.10
per
dozen.
We
want
you
to
buy,
along
with
this
Soup,
1
bottle
Heinz
Chili
Sauce
.
.
10c
,
and
1
bottle
Heinz
Worcester
Sauce
50c
iutogeiner-
12
tins
Soup
$1.10
1
Chili
Sauce
40c
1
Worcester
Sauce
50c
Total
$2.00
Our
Apple
deal
is
still
on
for
a
day
or
two.
A
few
boxes
left.
ictoria
Cross
Cocoa,
5
lbs.
for
m.
ii!
75c
California
Table
Figs,
BMb's'
for
$1.00
Thompson's
Seedless
Raisins,
25
lbs,
for
$3.50
Our
Christmas
Crackers
and
Stockings
have
arrived.
Buy
now.
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
15
and
571
'ilitJ
THE.
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday-.
KovcmW
9ft
...
'll
-f?
o
flip
A
Balance
in
the
Bank
allowance
of
the
housewife,
THE
or
the
salary
of
the
business
girl,
will
last
longer
and
go
farther
if
paid
into
the
Bank
and
withdrawn
only
as
required.
The
temptation
to
spend
for
unnecessary
things
will
be
less,
and
the
balance
to
carry
forward
each
month
will
be
greater.
Ltiitt
mil
rrccn-f
courfroui,
httflul
etttntitn
from
cur
Stall.
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
Prince
Rupert
Branch
F.
E.
Robertson,
Manager
AGE
CHAMPIONSHIP
OF
CANADA
WON
BY
A
WINNIPEG
FAMILY
WINNIPEO.
Nov.
20-
A
claim
recei.My
advanced
on
behalf
of
a
Winnipeg
family
to
the
aggregate
family
age
championship
of
Canada,
haa
been
challenged
by
W.
P.
Rodgers,
local
stock
broker.
The
aggregate
age
of
the
Winnipeg
family
was
423
years.
Mr.
Rsdgers,
who
claims
the
title
for
hts
family,
all
resident
In
Ontario,
say
the
living
member
of
his
old-age
entry
boast
of
a
total
of
429
years.
All
five
of
the
family
were
bcrn
In
Canada.
,
The
oldest
member
U
Mrs.
XUza
Smythe
of
Toronto,
who
la
92
year
cf
age.
Then
there
coots
Jotin
RMLjera.
who
la
now
retired
at
the
age
of
.00.
and
who
la
enjoying
the
remainder
of
his
days
at
Spirting.
Out.
Next
cornea
Robert
Rodgers.
aged
87.
who
la
still
actively
engaged
In
farming
at
Spirting,
followed
by
William
Rsdgera,
aged
81.
who
Is
engaged
In
a
similar
occupation
aa
a
neighbor
of
Roberts.
The
"baby"
of
the
family
is
Mrs.
Annie
Reld.'
who
re-aides
at
Deilvllie
and
who
la
only
79
years
old.
Every
member
of
this
remarkable
group
is
exceptionally
active
and
enjoying
the
best
of
health.
Last
etummer,
Mrs.
Smythe.
the
oldest
slater,
made
a
motor
trip
from
Toronto
to
BellvUle,
a
distance
of
about
129
miles
and
thoroughly
enjoyed
the
outing.
Each
day
the
whole
famUy
prooeed
to
their
respective
occupations,
and
this
fall
Robert
took
upon
himself
the
duty
of
digging
and
storing
away
tbe
seasons
crop
of
potatoes.
Aa
far
back
as
can
be
traced,
the
family
has
been
noted
for
its
longevity.
Robert's
father
and
V.
P.
Rodger's
grandfather,
died
at
the
ripe
age
of
OS
years,
while
his
grandmother
lived
to
be
93.
WHITE
EEPHANT
TO
VISIT
NEW
YORK
AND
LATER
GO
ON
A
TOUR
LONDON,
Nov
20.
The
white
elephant
which
has
been
on
exhibition
at
the
Zoo
for
the
summer
months
la
going
to
the
United
States
with
Its
companion.
Its
owner,
and
the
Burmese
attendants.
It
la
to
spend
the
winter
In
the
Elephant
House
at
the
New
York
Zoological
So
ciety's
Park,
and
is
to
go
"on
tour"
next
year.
The
elephant
and
lua
com
panion
belong
to
Dr.
Baw
Po
Mln,
president
of
the
Karen
Society
of
Burma.
It
la
without
doubt
a
genuine
albino,
and.
apart
from
the
traditional
sanctity
assigned
to
white
elephants
In
Burma,
la
a
zoological
curiosity,
and
has
been
a
considerable
attraction
to
visitors
this
acason.
Unfortunately
It
is
rather
bad-tempered,
and
Dr.
Saw
Po
Mln,
because
of
Its
mystical
value,
does
not
allow
it
to
be
punished
In
any
way.
It
was
never
Intended
to
allow
It
to
be
used
for
riding,
but
It
was
hoped
that
It
could
be
taken
Into
the
Gardens
in
procession
with
Its
docile
mate,
which
Is
a
great
favorite
with
children.
Even
this
waa
not
thought
safe,
and
the
white
elephant
was
exercised
only
when
there
were
few
or
no
vlsltora
In
the
Oardena.
A
very
high
value
U
placed
on
the
white
elephant,
and
It
la
rumored
that
some
large
offers
have
been
made.
The
Zoological
Society
never
contemplated
buying
tilm,
aa
It
cannot
afford
to
apend
large
sums
on
curiosities,
and
Is
already
well
stocked
with
elephants
suitable
for
carrying
children
aa
well
aa
for
IIKV.
VOl
i
The
United
Ilestaurant
Owners'
A-v-
socaton
has
chosen
"Steward."
"Order
man,"
"Server"
And
"Cardmwh1S(fas
the
winning
name
in
the
contest
to
secure
a
subtfltqte
for
tliefterm
"Walt
er"
Most
of
ua
will
endeavor
to
hold
out,
however
for
the
following:
"Loole."
'
"6hlef,"
"Duke."
"Fallen
Arches."
"Man
.o1
War."
Stilt
the
very
best
way
to
get
In-,
stant
service
la
to
call,
"Oscar,
can
you
break
a
fifty?"
H.
I,
Phillips,
In
the
New
York
Sun.
A
GOOD
CHANCE
TO
GET
DRESSED
MOMKEAL
IMl'OKTi:ils
HAVE
A
(IHEAT
MOCK
Of
MEN'S
OVERCOATS.
HATS
AMI
ITUMMII-
1M1
AT
MOMKEAL
1
-
ritictx
Now
that
the
bright
cold
daya
are
here,
a
man
haa
to
be
warmly
clothed
and
to
be
dressed,
there's
nothing
like
a
new
overcoat
and
a
new
hat.
Now
that
feeling
of
satisfaction
which
being
dressed
aa
well
as
clothed
gives
can
be
had
at'
little
cost.
You
can
get
a
new
overcoat
and
a
new
hat
at
the
Montreal
Importers'
store
on
Third
Avenue
at
prices
which
today
beat
even
Montreal.
8peclal
purchases
of
Mens
Orercoats
have
arrived
from
such
well
known
tailors
as
Samuel
Hart,
the
Krecdman
'
Company
and
the
D.'mlnlon
Clothing
Company.
These
are
perfectly
tailored
garments
and
have
been
so
well
bough.
that
tbe
Montreal
Importers
are
able
to
'
sell
them
at
less
than
manufacturers'
prices.
They
are
travellers'
samples
tf
this
aeaaon'a
styles
and
are
perfect
In
every
detail.
This
gives
you
a
chance
of
getting
an
up-to-date
overcoat
at
a
price
unobtainable
elsewhere.
And
a
big
shipment
of
men's
hats
frcm
the
famous
Buckley
firm
haa
come
In,
And
they
are
wonderful
value.
There
are
fella,
deerskin
felts
and
velours
in
all
shade
and
sizes.
Some
are
made
In
England.
Montreal,
and
some
Imported
from
Paris
and
Vienna.
Oet
yourself
a
new
overcoat
and
a
new
hat
while
the
choice
la
good
and
feel
good
by
being
d
retted.
It's
worth
while.
For
you
can
t
buy
cheaper
any.
where.
-Advt.
THROUGH
SLEEPING
!
CARSTOSHIP'S
SIDE
'
The
Canadian
National
Railways
have
made
arrangements
ta
operate
tourist
'
tad
standard
sleeping
cars
through
:
from
the
Pacific
Coast
to
the
ahlpV)
aide
at
Montreal
and
Halifax
In
connection
with
Old
Country
sailings
during
November
aad
December.
For
full
lAtormatton
regarding
rale
reservations,
passports,
etc
call
at
City
Ticket
Office.
Canadian
National
Hallways.
528
Third
Avenue.
Phone
260.
(.OLD
DKEDGINC
PLAN
IS
1IEIXO
CONTINUE!)
IN
TANANA
VAU.EY
FAIRBANKS.
Nov.
20.--TO
plan
next
suminsrs
swk
O.
W
Uetcalf.
manager
of
the
Fairfeanka
Exploration
Company,
which
ts
spending
ten
million
dollars
on
a
gotd
dredging
project
in
tbe
TanaAa
valley
near
here
left
today
for
Boston
The
department
heada
leave
within
month.
Work
on
tbe
construction
of
a
power
plant
here
and
haulage
of
materials
to
the
project
continue
this
winter.
Advertise
In
The
Dllv
News
.MAIL
CONTRACT
8EALLD
TENDERS
addressed
to
the
l'Otflmss!er
(Itnrril
mill
ha
rM-ivl
Ottawa
until
noon,
on
rnda.
the
nth
1
December,
maa.
for
the
conveyance
of
His
Majesty's
Malta,
on
a
proposed
Con-
met
lor
a
pcrioa
noi
exceeding
lour
year
six
9i
times
per
week
on
te
rnite
between.
Prince
Rupert
and
8ub
Delivery
Host
Office
at
Seal
Cove,
from
the
1st
April
next.
Printed
notltej
containing
further
Information
as
to
conditions
of
propoiied
Contract
may
be
seen
and
blank
forms
of
Tender
may
be
obtained
at
the
Post
Offices
of
Prince
Rupert.
SC.,
and
Prince
Rupert
Sub
Office
No.
1.
B.C..
and
at
the
office
of
the
District
Superintendent
of
Postal
Service
J.
P
MURRAY.
District
Superintendent
of
Postal
Service,
District
Superintendent's
Office.
Vancouver
B.C
November
S,
1128.
CANADIAN
SERVICE
FROM
MONTRtAL
To
Plmoulh-Hap-London
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In
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Jan
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;
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g
FROM
NCW
YORK
To
Quttnstown
and
Liverpool
ftniiiariii
V,
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n'vllils
tc
.
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Cherbourg
and
Southampton
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Glasgow
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B.
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from
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SILK
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all
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