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HOW
FAR
a
AD
M
A
in
a
Modern
:
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.
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carbon,
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spark
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i
natal
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1
1,,
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U
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i
rods
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n:t
k
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replace
emergency
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iru-..
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wir-
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ui!
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beat
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T
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an
enclnesr.
naaead
throuah
'
last
evenlBg
on
tbe
Oateia
for
Fort!
taapeon
where
he
wUl
aid
in
tbe
float-
tag
of
the
Cataia.
Hat
for
the
Canadian
National
Rall-
way.
returned
to
the
city
on
yeetardajr
This
now
article
is
good
quality
silver
plate
and
the
handle
screws
off
so
it
can
also
be
used
with
a
small
glass
dish
in
the
centre
for
olives
or
crackers
and
cheese,
or
a,plain
cake
or
sandwich
plate.
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CJEYVELLLKP
TOE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
THE
DAILY-NEWS
PXGE
TEHEE
For
quick
and
satisfactory
work
brine
!
Xanaa
bseastltcbing
to
Dollar
store
it
,
Akx
nix
left
this
mrninn
for
Terrace
on
bualniss
la
eennecuon
with
11m
Impart!
CMI
Oa.
Owing
to
bad
weather,
both
Elks'
Btu),
ff
when
tamiia,
V"
01
T"osii.
tf
wuiuin
OoMMoois
returned
to
the
'
kity
on
ifMeagt
aftsrasan
tram
trum
9fJ
Telkwa
cost
tod
lMtp
develop
L
brtof
business
trip
to
Um
interior
Cwtosl
BC
lit
setter
ooal.
f-
-
I
UJ
nyoe
master
u
iur
ai-
.!.
Mellln.
a
mining
man
ol
Stew-
Alhrt
AantlM.
and
Pembina
Peerless
art.
was
In
the
city
laat
evening
re-
U,
Mm
ufidff
saver,
don
t
buy,
turning
tram
visit
south.
1
I-..,
water,
w
bey
seaL
all
a
ton
can
vou
I
June
H.
Mafce,
wpertnteodent
en-
ICineer
for
the
rarest
Bnuttit.
armed
In
the
city
from
Vkrteda
on
the
Oaeao-
aun
laat
algbt,
fceftH
aere
on
offlclal
Sly
fur
buying
eaaeon
atarto
In
a
'"ldutfc,
day
and
from
now
until
the
tint
of
oc,h
am
oBering
one
third
off
.
,1,,
of
aU
aiy
COaU.
Wm.
Ooldbloom.
fit
.,.
ik.
.
t
rw
Club
Rnnm.
in
'
tbe
Helgenon
Btktk
oa
Tuesday
night
A.
a
a
ltoltUf.
B.
and
B.
ataMftoteit-
-.
ixnnnr..
,a
...
p
m
be
dlaetuaed.
mwrao-na
train
suioaing
a
trip
to
the
R
strachan.
who
hM
been
In
the
latarMr
oa
atoelal
dutica.
c.N.R
diYiaioa-l
e-pertatendeafa
office
bete
lor
tbe
peat
two
yeara.
left
on
tali
amid
UeSwen.
C
N
R
dleltlon
morning
train
lor
Swtthera
to
which
tielght
aeent,
returned
to
the
city
on
polnt
he
has
heem
traneferred.
yesterday
afternoon
!
train
foUowUtg
trip
to
the
Interior
as
far
aa
Prince
Motoriblp
Belliafhaw.
Capt
J.
E.
Qaarae
oa
coma
ny
bualDeee.
ArMin
mine
nort
on
fiaturdav
from
KeteMkM
wtth
three
carloads
of
Itonnan
Feasiaii
.
local
preaenutivc
tromn
tlth
traanWpment
Eaat
over
of
the
Intenaattonal
-laherlea
Oommla-
the
l.
jat-K-l
RaUwaya.
Uaa.
ealled
aatwday
afternoon
on
the
,
Prratem
Mary
tor
Ketchikan
where
he
c.Sl.
iteamer
Pitfiee
Charlea
la
atlU
wm
spend
a
few
days
on
oommlaton
on
y,,
pontoone
at
the
Prtnoe
Rupert
tM'u''
dry
dock
unilaigiii
tanual
overhaul.
It
to
expected
that
the
reeeel
wUl
be
O.
0.
Miller,
deputy
collector
of
eu-
Mkcn
tbout
tba
end
of
the
week.
toma
at
Bkagway,
iu
a
paaeeager
on
the
Prince-
Uary
Saturday
afternoon
w
M
w,
otM
maoager
for
rns-returnln?
north
foUowtni?
bis
annual
Eelr,
viarke
rttomed
laat
even-vacation
trip
to
Seattle
and
other
lng
on
!nKn
a
vUlt
wltb
polnu
In
the
south.
bu
panu
t
LocTlew.
Washington.
He
went
aa
far
on
the
trip
aa
Portland,
laaac
C.
Taylor,
prominent
pioneer
SMrenant
of
-Whltetotee.
and
Mrs.
Tay-
w
.
Harrla.
well
known
Haatlton
tor
sad
family
were
paawengcra
aboard
mi-ag
man.
and
Beward
O.
Brown
of
the
Prtnceea
Mary
aaturday
afternoon
Vancouver,
whom
he
Km
lntereated
in
returning
north
following
a
vlalt
of
two
jnlng
in
the
district,
reached
the
city
months
in
Vancouver
and
other
points
on
-taterday
afternoon
tram
from
the
in
the
aoutn.
Interior.
Capt.
John
Irving,
pioneer
shipping
wmun
rjoucett
arrived
In
tbe
man
and
navigator
of
this
coast,
ar-
frtuem,
af-nved
clty
on
tDe
Mary
Saturday
in
the
otty
oa
the
Prtnosea
alary
Irom
s,,
to
Join
her
hue-
Baturday
afternoon
from
Victoria
and
lmad
pt.
Doucett,
master
of
the
hal-praoeeded
hy
tms
morning's
train
to
tbut
Umt
Bitttm
Try
are
uktng
up
tbe
Francola
Lake
district
where
Beaa.
m
ApalUnnU.
baa
mining
Interest
i.
I
Most
of
the
witnesses
in
the
Ernest
Mr
justice
w.
a.
aucoonaia
ana
at.
Love
Vi
international
Electric
Co.
case
S.
Byran.
court
stenographer,
left
on
at
tn
supreme
court
Asslree
returned
this
morulas'
'?
'or
Prince
Oeorge)to
suvt
Qn
the
Oaanosun
last
night.
where
the
ran
session
or
tne
ewpTerae;Th,
BnnclDals.
Etneet'
Love
and
E.
R
Ceurt
Asehwa
will
open
on
Wednesday,
workman,
will
return
north
on
WedV
Iks
will
net
en
tot
ha
WUStoaas
Lake.
it
aa
orlgtnaiiy
piannea.
tor
a
special
sea
slon
of
the
assises
there
has-now
been
called
off.
ajeaamer-
Cataia.
which
arrived
last
Sandwich
Plate
$6.50
Capt.
James
Morrison
,waa
elected
rloe-presldent
for
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Merchant
Service
CJulld
at
a
meettna
Saturday
nbrbt.
Other
evenlrj
soon
after
S
o'clock,
brought
pontine
buslneee
was
dealt
with
at
the
for
Prince
Rupert
H.
C.
Douglas
of
!ratherlns
wntah
was
attended
by
local
Vancouver.
James
N.
Blake
from
Vic
toria.
W.
M.
Watt
from
Vancouver.
D.
L.
Bow
from
Englewood.
and
Mr
Weaver
from
Buteoela
Pttr
Stewart
there
were
D.
J...
M
ulcere
and
wife.
!..
C.
Kckart.
R.
O.
MeUtn
and
R.
O.
Holmes
Per
Port
atmpeon
T.
Annan.
The
boat
sailed
later
In
the
evening
for
Portland
Canal
points.
-
'
'
ANNOUNCEMENTS
.-
First
United
Church
Bazaar
December
1.
"Adam
at
Eva."
Weatnolme
Theatre.
December
6
and
7.
Adair
Cans
I.OJJi.
Hoeelty
Baaaar
Oeomher
9.
Play
by
United
Church
Ladles.
December
15.
Special
Value
master
mariner.
Capt.
J.
J.
O'Brien
of
Philadelphia,
who
has
been
In
Smlthera
for
tbe
pavt
month
or
so
during
which
time
he
has
become
etenslvely
Interested
In
mining
In
that
d
tat
riot,
will
leave
Smlthers
on
tonight's
train
enroute
home
to
Philadelphia
via
Chicago,
Mlas
Irene
Bouraasa.
who
has
been
on
the
staff
of
tbe
Government
Telegraphs
In
the
city
for
tbe
post
three-and-a-
half
years,
sella
tomorrow
night
on
the
Camoaun
for
Vancouver
to
which
city
she
has
been
transferred.
Mlse
Bou
raasa
has
been
popular
alike
in
bust
ness
and
social
circles
here
nnd
many
friends
wlU
regret
her
departure.
The
Chinese
gambling
cases
which
bad
been
remanded
until
today
have
been
further
remanded
.
until
Wednes
day
at
the
requeat
of
the
defense.
The
accused
are
Yen
Chee.
Wong
Wan,
Wong
Go,
Man
Foy.
Man
Woy,
Man
Wye.
Oo
Foy.
See
Fu.
Wong
Yee,
Wong
Hul,
Charlea
Kwang.
Charlee
Kee,
Wing
Lee.
Charles
Fu.
and
Ah
Chong.
There
Is
a
Japanese
also
connected
with
the
case
Yuske
Sato.
Owing
to
stormy
weather
outside.
C
P.R.
steamer
Princess
Mary.
Capt.
Arthur
Slater,
which
arrived
at
3
o'
clock
Saturday
afternoon
from
Vancou
did
not
continue
her
voyage
to
until
4
Sunday
morning
when
she
sailed
for
Ketchikan.
Tbe
following
passengers
arrived
here
from
tbe
south
on
the
Princess
Mary:
E.
W
Hards.
C.
R.
McMillan.
Capt.
John
Irv
ing.
Mrs.
W.
Doucatt
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Marshall.
Coastwise
etemshlp
&
Barge
Co.'a
steamer
Amur
left
Port
Simpson
at
8
o'clock
last
night
for
Stewart
after
having
called
at
the
former
point
to
unload
material
which
will
be
used
In
the
rebuilding
of
the
dock
for
which
John
Currle
&
Son
have-
the
contract.
In
tow
of
the
B.C.
Towage
&
Lighterage
Oo.'s
tug
Salvage
Princess,
the
Currle
pltodriver
left
on
Saturday
for
Port
Simpson
hut
has
been
weatherbound
inside
of
Tugwell
Island.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
WANTED.
MAN
OR
WOMAN
TO
SELL
signed
oil
painting,
popular
prices.
First
olasa
work;
British
Columbia
and
other
scenery.
Big
money
for
the
right
person.
Good
chance
for
grocery
or
medicine
salesman
going
Writ
A
r
n
I
4811
Fanning
Ave
West
Point
Grey.!
280
Need
Tubes?
Try
Peanuts
or
DX-221
Waor
TaaunJ
VUrfitne
Compry
tr
.ii.ii.i
lionircaJ
"'Hi,
GO
NORTH
SAYS
T.
D.
PATTULLO
Minister
of
Iands
Points
This
Way
and
Urges
Young
Men
in
Southern
ILL.
to
go
VICTORIA.
Nov.
S8.
It
I
an
insult
to
tbe
Intelligence,
initiative.
Ingenuity
and
application
of
the
young
men
of
British
Columbia
to
say
that
they
cannot
go
out
and
make
a
living
In
thla
province
which
richly
abounds
In
natural
resource.'
declared
Hon.
T.
D
rvHuyu,
provincuii
mia.vcr
vi
iim.
in
ape
king
la
members
of
the
Victoria!
Kl
wants
Club
at
their
weekly
luncheon
In
tbe
Chamber
of
Commerce
audi
torium.
Mr;
Pattullo
said
he
was
entirely
at
variance
with
those
who
believed
that
there
were
no
longer
great
opportuni
ties
for
the
young
men.
He
was
cognisant
of
tbe
opportunities
awaiting
development
In
tbe
North,
and
for
that
reason
be
bad
chosen
for
his
theme:
"Oo
North,
Young
Man."
The
speaker
said
Vancouver
Island
possessed
wonderful
possibilities
and
was
an
Empire
In
itself.
If
this
Island
were
contiguous
to
Eurpce,
It
would
have
a
population
of
several
mUllon
people,
for
It
has
a
diversity
ot
re
sources
that
would
make
It
possible,
lie
recalled
that
Belgium,
with
leas
ter
ritory
than
Vancouver
island,
bad
a
population
of
8.000,000.
While
Vancouver
Island
compitBed
only
one-thirtieth
Of
the
whole
area
of
British
Oonimbta.
it
nevertheless
possessed
one-third
of
British
Columbia's
timber.
There
was
an
abundance
ot
fishing,
fanning
and
mining
on
the
Island,
which
also
had
unsurpassed
scenery
and
a
wonderful
climate.
Great
development
could
be
expected
on
Vancouver
Island
In
the
future,
tbe
Minister
said,
adding
that
there
were
Industries
"In
the
offing,
which
In
tbe
next
few
yeara
will
be
developed
and
will
become
permanent,
beyond
a
per-adventure
of
a
doubt."
Mr.
Pattullo
discussed
tbe
steady
expansion
of
agriculture,
and
spoke
of
the
clearing
of
land
Incident
toy
logging
operations.
He
said
a
great
dla-
rlbntlon
of
business
followed
from
the
establishment
and
operations
of
such
Industries
as
tbe
Powell
River
paper
plant,
and
the
conversion
of
logged
-
off
lands
to
intensive
agriculture
which
Is
now
In
process
In
that
territory.
With
the
creation
of
similar
areas,
the
population
will
be
Increased
and
more
agrlcltural
lands
will
be
developed.
DEVELOPMENTS
TRACED
The
speaker
traced
the
developments
whlota
were
taking
place
in
the
-
Fraaer
Valley,
In
LUlooet.
around
Prince
George,
In
tbe
Peace
River
Country,
the
Bulkley
Valley,
the
New
Haserton
country,
Stewart
Lake
dlatlct
and
'
Prince
Rupert.
The
mineral
and
agri
cultural
resources
of
the
northern
sec
tton
of
the
province
were
sketched
,
showing
the
great
opportunity
awaiting
settlers.
"If
'the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
were
contiguous
to
Europe,
they
would
have
a
population
of
1.000.000
people,"
be
asserted.
Tbe
Minister
said
that
If
a
person
wanted
to
make
a
colossal
fortune
he
could
make
It
much
faster
In
New
York
or
Chloago
than
In
Victoria
but
It
didn't
say
that
by
living
In
New
York
or
Chicago
he
.would
be
any
bet
ter
off
than
residing
right
here.
In
closing.
Mr.
.
Pattullo
emphasised
that
thrNorthland
was
a
land
of
vast
possibilities
and
great
opportunities.
His
advice
to
young
men
would
be,
"Go
North."
he
affirmed
amid
prolonged
applause.
President
Harold
M.
Dlggon.
In
con
veying
thanks
of
the
gathering
to
the
speaker,
said
that
Hon.
Mr.
Pattullo
has.
convinced
us
that
opportunities
for
adventurous
and
aggressive
young
men
etlll
-
exist,
and
"If
given
proper
encouragement
they
will
convert
the
Northland
into
one
of
the
most
pro
gressive
regions
on
earth."
Safe
for
ClULDRENS
Coughs
sum!
I
Tlie
elfthtccn
Inch
standard
R-540
Cono
is
made
specially
to
ftlveyou
breadth
of
reproduction.
Picksupallthemuslcpos-sible
to
ftet
-
not
just
a
small
part
of
it.
Bestinsetsof
fire
tubes
orofer.
Realmualc
whether
from
local
or
distant
stations.
No
sound
lost
because
of
fancy
housing.
Ask
you
r
Dealer.
Victor'rirJI
'Northern
Electric
Cone
aflPb
-n-rwitf.i
.anitatlon
in
Speaker
The
laundry
Hygeia,
March,
1927
A
kitchen
is
properly
a
food
shop
and
should
be
used
for
little
else.
It
is
distasteful
to
think
of
the
possibilities
attending
laundry
work
in
the
kitchen
in
the
winter
when
doors
and
windows
are
closed
to
keep
out
the
cold
and
when
steam
from
the
boilers,
and
later
from
the
drying
clothes,
mingles
unchecked
with
the
foods
that
are
being
prepared.
THE
LOGICAL
CONCLUSION
Send
it
to
the
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
515
Sixth
Avenue
AV.
of
Phone
8
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
L
mited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.T.F.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
tinujneers.
Machinists,
Boilermakers.
Blacksmiths,
Pattern-makers.
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3S5
HE
DISPOSAL
Geo.
D.
lite
s
Stock
IS
Continuing
:
Today
HUNDREDS
OF
BARGAINS
Insist
on
.C
PRODUCTS
They
Lead
in-Quality
'
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sailings
from
rrlnre
Rupert,
lor
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
Swanson
Itay.
Alert
Bay.
etc,
Tuesday,
S
'
p.m.
For
VANCOl'VF.K.
VICTORIA,
Rutedale.
Wert
Uaj.
etr
Saturday
8
a.ni.
lor
PORT
SIMPSON,
NAAS
KIVEIt
POINTS,
ALICE
ARM,
AN
VOX,
STEWART,
Wales
Island.
Sunday.
8
p.m.
123
2nd
Avenue.
R
M.
SMITH.
Arent.
Prince
Rupert.
U.C
Through
tickets
told
lo
Victoria
and
Seattle
at
a
reduced
rate
and
baggage
checked
throcgh
to
destination.