MDAT
OCTOBEH
12.
1028.
r
eczema,
psoriasis,
For
rinfwonn,
ulcers,
abscesses,
tad
other
distreasinr
skin
dii-ease
Zsm-Buk
remains
unrivalled.
Tbi
gTcat
herbal
balm
ends
p&la
nit
irritation,
llrflwra
out
poison
and
corruption,
and
grows
healthy
new
skin
in
a
wonderful
way.
CHR
KEEP
A
BOX
ALWAYS
HANDY!
$&
SOebcx
en
ISTMAS
Greeting
CARDS
THAT
ARE
DIFFERENT
Our
1020
linr
i
a
dandy.
The
fuj"t
v.c
lme
ever
i
w
,
Iti'Hutilul
d;mr1
itifn,
new
ilf.i.
iialtt.
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Hi
vt
t
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jnt
u
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u
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in
Itarui'-I'
y
af.
lit
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lliaii
ail
others.
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(iIIim)
nl
our
iwn
Pruil
Simp
no
luiddtc-
'lit.
Cuir
and
or,
aboiic,
and
our
trTTsruta-
t
..
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d!
jujrv-4ikttiW-to
I
lii
m;i
I
-
ill
-
tiiwu
i
n-liiiitT
nil
M'qiir-I.
till
luV.lU
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
IM
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
j
n
x
k
'n'7
T
0
SI
out"
Mpp
BBRii
dsn
Best
Procurable
(1IIE
ORIGINAL)
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
DaiM.Cbili
DtiIIriM.
Dull'
lr.--Git"V.
Snllud.
r.rrat.
sua
mww'ii
"
A
itse?.'--
'I'liis
nilvvrlUfineiit
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
llio
Llfliiur
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
Urilish
Columbia.
tere
Edmonton,
Large
mouthed
black
"bail
may
oon
be
available
to
Alberta
sportsmen
for
a
batch
of
fingerlin?!
and
yearlings
from
th
Kootenajr
Lakes
have
been
placed
la
Lac
La
Nonive
by
the
Northern
Alberta
Fish
and
Came
Protective
Association.
McCUl
University
opened
her
senior
(octjjall
season
in
Montreal
at
the
Percival
Molion
Memorial
Stadinm
On
October
2nd,
with
a
came
against
the
Old
Boys.
On
of
the
most
enthusiastic
fans
of
this
game
is
ft
W.
Beatty,
President
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
who
is
-an
annual
ticket
holder,
and
who
will
be
present
at
alt
the
big
games
this
season.
In
a
recent
despatch
from
the
west,
W.
L.
Smith,
former
editor
of
the
Farmer's
Sun,
estimates
that
approximately
11,000,000,000
will
be
added
to
Canada's
Income
this
year
from
the
products
of
the
farms
of
Western
Canada.
Last
year's
field
crops
were
valued
at
$1412,691,000
to
th
growers
nd
it
put
the
west
in
th
prosperity
column.
Mr.
Smith
believes
it
is
a
fair
assumption
that
this
year
the
return
will
not
be
less.
An
interesting
estimate
of
Can.
ada'a
per
capita
wealth
has
been
made
by
the
League
of
Nations,
with
comparative
figures
of
22
years
ago.
In
1925
the
per
capita
wealth
in
this
country
amounted
to
f
2,406,
as
contrasted
with
11,100
per
capita
in
1903.
Out
of
the
35
nations
listed,
Canada
ranks
third,
the
United
States
showing
f
2,918
and
Great
Britain
2,459
per
capita,
respectively.
With
a
view
to
obtaining
financial
assistance
of
some
kind
with
which
to
aid
the
emigration
of
Austrian
farmers
to
Canada,
Dr.
Heinrich
M
on
tel.
an
Austrian
Government
official,
arrived
in
this
country
recently
on
board
tbe
Canadian
Pacific
S.S.
"MontroyaL"
There
are
10,000
Austrian
farmers
who
would
emigrate
to
Canada,
stated
Dr.
Mantel,
all
of
them
practical
fanners,
but
they
do
not
possess
sufficient
funds
to
pay
their
passage
to
this
country.
.
Egypt
may
include
Canada
among
those
countries
in
which
she
will
be
,
without
representation,
according
to
A-'
statement
made
recently
by
Emfla
Sharteni.
acting
as
unofficial
am-
,
bassador
to
Canada
who
arrived
in
Canada
on
he.
Canadian
Pacific
liner
"Minaedosa."
Mr.
Sharteni
is
trying
to
interest
Crypt
in
Canadian
flour
and
timber,
and
in
return
ex-pects
tt
Dominion
to
reciprocate
by
purchasing
cotton,
dried
fruits,
etc.
direct
from
Egypt
instead
of
through
the
middlemen
in
London
or
New
York.
Walking
about
on
a
two-foot
wide
platform.
200,
300
and
even
WK)
feet
up
the
outer
surface
of
huge
chimneys
is
a!l
in
a
day's
work
to
Henry
Held,
expert
chimney
builder
and
climber,
who
was
employed
recently
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
to
overhaul
a
200-foot
chimney
in
the
station
yards
at
the
Windsor
Street
I
Depot
in
Montreal.
It
took
eight
I
days
for
Held
and
his
assistant,
I
Richard
Boucher,
of
Three
Rivers,
I
to
move
the
platform,
secured
by
a
heavy
cable,
up
tbe
side
of
the
chim-
1
ney.
in
order
to
begin
work
at
th
top.
Lord
Clarendon,
Under-Secretary
of
State
for
Dominion
Affairs
in
the
British
Government,
sailed
for
England
from
Quebec
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
liner
"Empress
of
rrance,"
September
29th,
bringing
to
a
close
an
extended
tour
of
the
Dominion
investigating
the
lions
under
which
the
3,000-family
immigrant
scheme
is
beine
carried
out
in
Canada.
His
Lordship,
who
is
chairman
of
the
Overseas
Settlement
Board
under
whose
auspices
this
scheme
is
being
conducted,
mid
the
statement
before
his
departure
that
he
was
greatly
satisfied
with
the
conditions
amongst
Britishers
who
have
settled
in
Canada
under
this
scheme.
He
personally
visited
over
180
families.
Mr.
aud
Mrs.
W.
J.
Crawford
of
Stewart
are
passengers
aboard
th
steamer
Cardrna
today
going
through
to
Vancouver
on
a
holiday
trip.
They
are
accompanied
by
their
two
daughters,
Misses
Muriel,
and
Helen
Crawford.
John
Haldane.
Indian,
was
fined
tlS
and
costs
In
the
city
police
court
this
morning
for
lntoxlcstion,
On
a
similar
charge,
R.
Lelghton
and
Charles
Auckland
were
each
fined
10
and
costs
while
George
Ryan
was
mulcted
123
for
having-
liquor
In
his
possession.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
4t
IOST.
BETWEEN
DRY
DOCK
AND
O.TJ".
wharf,
black
wallet,
containing
15.00,
10.00
and
(20.00
bills.
Finder
please
return
to
Police
Station
or
to
J.
de
Carlo,
third
officer
as.
rrince
Charles.
THE
DAILY
NBW8
PAQl
THftlfc
takeu
on
the
pontoons.
n
iwmmsi
n
n
"i
'--ib
md
In
Vncour,
B.C.
Industrial
H
mosquitoes
Inrtltutc
WIU
n)
win.
P1iim
nrtnr.
At
Your
Retailer
m
Local
and
Personal
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
678.
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
t:
Gyro
Hoedown,
Auditorium,
Octobti
IS.
3(7
Try
Foothills
Stove
Coal;
113.00
prion.
No
toot
Phil
pott.
Evltt
tc
Co.
.UL
a
E.
Pearce,
local
tullbut
fisherman
win
leave
by
tomorrow's
train
for
thu
Tarmoutb
district
In
Nova
Scotia
where
be
win
spend
the
winter.
MUs
Alices
Patmore,
daughter
cf
W.
Patmore.
Is
making
a
rati!
actor)
reootery
lollowlng
a
recent
opera
Uoi
(or
appendiettls
in
the
Prince
Ruper
Oeacral
Hospital.
Rebekah
whist
drive
and'
dance
In
Dosten
Hall,
tomorrow.
Wednesday.
October
13
at
8.30.
Arthur's
Orchestra
Indies
50c.
Gentleroent
75c.
Every-
mdy
welcome.
At
5
JO
yesterday,
afternoon
the
fin
(leparUnent
hal
a
call
to
tbe
rear
ol
labour's
store
on
Fr&aer
Street
where
sraaa
fire
was
extinguished
without
damage
being
done.
Members
of
Canadian
Legion
are
re
quested
to
attend
general
meeting
in
the
dub
Rooms
on
.Wednesday
evening
at
8
o'clock.
Election
of
officers
and
aAher
Important
:
busfejfe.
241
At
a
business
meeting
last
night
tin
Jt
Andrew's
Society
decided
to
holit
its
annual
ball
on
November
30.
it
oominittee
to
take
charge
will
be
nam
ed
by
the
president.
George
Abbott.
C.QJktM.
freighter
Canadian
Importer.
Tapt.
McCullcugh.
which
Is
to
undergt
extensive
repairs
In
the
local
dry
dock
arrived
from
Vancouver
at
730
this
morning
and.
soon
after
arrival,
wai
The
City
Council
has
prepared
a
1U
if
lots
reverted
for
non-payment
of
taxes
.
Oilers
for
any
of
tfce
property
will
be
received
for
consideration
dur
tng
the
month
of
October.
Anyone
In
temted
can
receive
a
copy
of
the
tut
at
the
Collector's
office.
L
CPA.
steamer
Princess
Mary.
Cspt
Arthur
Slater,
arrived
at
2
o'clock
thk
tfternoon
from
Alaska
ports
and
sallec
at
3
for
Vancouver
and
Vlctorll.
Passengers
leaving
for
the
south
on
the
Mary
included
M.
Iietnes.
V.
Dyrndahl
I.
Sletbakk.
J.
L.
Brewster.
John
Wallace
and
Joseph
Wallace.
Rev.
William
Allen
who
conducted
anniversary
services
In
the
local
United
Church
on
Sunday,
returned
to
Terrac-)n
this
morning's
tralu.
Rev.
Evan
laker
took
Mr.
Allen's
services
at
Terrace
and
returned
from
there
last
even-lug.
Rev.
Oecrge
O.
Hacker
was
the
pastor
In
Rupert
East
Church
on
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
W.
Patmore
have
returned
to
the
city
after
a
honeymoon
trip
of
over
a
month
following
their
marriage
In
Vancouver
on
September
1,
the
bride
having
formerly
been
M'
Irene
Weathcrhead
of
the
local
schoci
teaching
staff.
They
motored
through
the
Oksnagan
and
Kootenajr
districts
and
then
wrnt
as
far
East
as
Winnipeg
returning
here
lest
Saturday
afternoon
The
utilities
committee
together
wit)
other
members
of
the
city
council
hs.
a
meeting
last
night
to
go
further
into
the
power
question.
Tbe
report
of
J.
J.
Little,
superintendent
of
utilities.
aud
H.
A.
McLean,
city
engineer,
was
presented
and
will
come
officially
before
Uic
council
at
the
regular
meet
ing.
A
recommendation
with
respect
to
the
application
of
the
Canadian
Fish
tc
Cold
Storage
Co.
for
power
will
also
be
presented.
Prince
Rupert
Assembly,
Native
Sons
of
Canada,
was
addressed
last
evening
by
F.
M,
Duchemln,
a
member
of
Kamloops
Assembly
snd
a
former
'
grand
chaplain.
He
spoke
la
a
very
Interest
ing
manner
on
Canadtanlam.
The
meeting
received
new
applications
for
membership
aud
decided
to
make
arrangements
for
some
form
of
winter
entertainment.
A.
J.
Prudhomme,
vice-president
occupied
the
chair
In
the
so-
sence
of
.the
president,
Aid,
M.
M.
I
Stephens.
I
EGG
AND
POULTRY
POOL
FOR
WESTERN
CANADA
UNDER
WAY
EDMONTON,
Oct.
J3
The
formation
ol
a
Western
Canada
Egg
and
Poultry
pool
Is
a
foregone
conclusion
and
Is
bound
to
come
sooner
or
later,
said
D.
U.
Malln
Friday
on
bis
return
from
gary
where
representative?
of
the
ta.
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan
pools
ruct
to
form
n
fnter-p'rovlnclal
body.
"As
yet
we
have
not
reached
the'
point
where
any
very
definite
plans
have,
been
formulated
but
we
hope
to
com-
J
mence
operating
In
the
near
future.
There
are
some
points
of
difference
ia
,
tbe
marketing
of
eggs
and
poultry
produce
In
the
three
provinces
that
will
have
to
be
worked
out,
but
there
la
'
every
prospect
of
these
being
succeas-
t
fully
overcome."
Mr
Malln
considered
the
first
duty
i
of
the
pool
would
be
to
market
th
;
proaucu
oi
me
pool
ana
vo
purcnate
supplies
for
members.
A
meeting
of
tbe
pool
wUl
be
held
towards
the
end
of
December
or
early
:text
year
to
further
consolidate
Its
three
sections.
BOY
WAS
KILLED
STRUCK
BY
A
CAR
VICTORIA,
Oct.
12.
Knocked
down
bj
in
auto
while
riding
a
bicycle
on
Frl
day,
John
Tickle,
a
ten
year
eld
Ud.
lied
Sunday
withovt
regaining
con-
tdouantaa.
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Capt.
A.
.
Jlcfcson.
returned
at
0
40
this
morning
ram
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
ind
will,
sail
at
8
o'clock
this
events.
'cr
Vancouver
and
wsyports.
Passen
gers
booked
to
sail
from
here
far
the
touth
on
the
vessel
Include
R.
W.
Gil
:ey
and
E.
J.
Amey
for
Vancouver
and
Oeorge
O.
Bushby
for
Victoria.
Ingvald
Sletbakk,
fisherman
aboard
he
schooner
Kalen,
sailed
on
tbe
?rtncecs
Msry
this
afternoon
for
the
xuth.
He
will,
-visit
In
Seattle
and
th?r
western
cities
before
proceeding
o
Kew
York
where,
on
October
28,
tc
will
embark
aboard
the
Norweglan-
ncrican
liner
Btavangerjford
for
Nor
ray
to
spend
the
winter
at
his
home
:.i
Udfjord,
Helgeland.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Royal
Purple
Sale
of
plain
-anil
ancy
sewing
at
id
home
evoking,
Oc
ober
18.
Hallowe'en
Dance,
auspices
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary.
Friday.
October
29
Hill
90
Bazaar.
October
30.
Presbyterian
LXadies'
Aid
Bazaar,
No
ember
10.
St.
peters.
Seal
Cove.
Sale
of
Wort
.Covember
11.
Moose
Bazaar
-November
18
and
17.
Anglican
Church
buaar,
November
Baptist
Ladies
Aid
Bazaar,
Novem
ber
25.
'
Lutheran
Women's
Aid
Sale
of
Work.
Jecember
1.
United
ChurcJi
Bazaar.
December
3
RIJCC
RUPERT
HOUSING
CO.
LIMITED.
BALANCE
SHEET
April
1st,
1919,
to
Octobsr
4th,
1928.
Profit
and
Loss
account.
By
lit-,
Arruunl
.
.
SlU.nu
"
HHrreM
vinr
Inr
Bsnk
tii.li
lnlerel
m
lie-
ferrxl
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Account
at
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S.s.iu
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l(esl(l
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tfr.
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tui
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1926
rl.
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lo
?J
Capital
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liux-n.
B.C.
o
thj
Sharaholdsrs
W.
the
iinili-rs'lriied.
rertiTv
the
sbie
t-j
U-
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true
ami
nirrei
t
MatenM-ni
of
the
I'llnee
tunert
lluiiins
i'n.
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mnre
'late
ii
lniHirjir!irn.
April
in.
till.
In
prwiriit
dme.
lrli.lT
4111.
I.
JOII.N
L.
:HUISTIE
f-VHIL
II
OMME
AriMiinlaiit
Liquidalur.
EsUbllshed
1923
Evening
Dental
Service
I
Etenlug
apiHilntments
will
be
ilieerfully
made
for
those
wliu
prefer
to
hate
their
work
dene
then.
mm
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IVENNY
DENTIST
Exchanga
Block
Phone
10ij
Making
Dishwashing
Harmless
to
the
Sands
NO
longer
need
dishwashing
be
an
unpleasant
task
!
A
spoonful
of
Lux
softens
the
dishwater,
works
wonders
in
cleansing
and
leaves
the
hands
smooth
and
presentable.
Lux
is
a
bland
soap
that
is
quite
as
effective
as
harsh
and
strong
cleansing
agents.
A
little
goes
a
long
way.
The
popularity
of
Lux
has
encouraged
imitation.
Look
for
tbe
name
of
Lever
Brothers
Limited
on
tbe
package.
Lux
is
never
sold
in
bulk.
Lever
Brothers
limited
Toronto
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PRESCRIPTIONS
When
your
pliysinan
write
a
presmpliuii
he
specifies
exactly
what
drug"
he
wants
and
the
amount
of
each
ingredient.
Lint
I
lie
problem
uf
compounding
these
ingredients
so
that
(lie
BEST
RESULTS
are
obtained
that
h
left
to
the
pharmacist's
judgment.
How
important
it
is,
then,
to
choose
your
pharmacist.
with
tare
and
lake
the
prescription
to
one
who
is
properly
qualified
hy
law,
by
education,
and
by
experience
to
perform
this
important
task.
For
all
the
-accumulated
knowledge
brought
to
bear
by
your
duclor
in
writing
the
prescription
may
go
for
naught
unless
the
compounding
is
doile
In
ac
cordance
with
the
most
approved
methods.
When
your
prescription
is
compounded
by
us
you
are
assured
of
getting
exactly
what
the
doctor
specifies,.
Furthermore,
you
are
assured
of
having
t
lie
prescription
coui-IMMiuded
properly
by
an
EXPERIENCED
PHARMACIST
with
the
VERY
BEST
GRADE
OF
MATERIALS
Ormes
Ltd.
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and
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