February
9.
1027
f
diT
w
s.
IK
jLUN6S
J
LIVER
a-
'
KIDNEYS
r
V
X
APPENDIX
GLADDER
SFiMlTlunlMOH
IIMIS
The
lower
nerve
under
the
magnify-
mo
CLASS
IS
PINCHED
11
A
MUALICNLO
JOINT.
FINCKEO
NERVES
CANNOT
TRANSMIT
HEALTHFUL
IMPULSES.
CHIR0P3AO
TICA0JU3TIN3
RE
MCVE31
HE
PRESSURE.
TMT
UfrCIt
NEI.VE
IS
m
n
i
5
mi
If.
11
"OXO"
feeds
tlie
family's
needs
CHILDREN'S
PUZZLE
A
flight
to
every
cMJii.
Two
picture
p-jIe
In
one
"
picceo.
Sent
to
any
address
on
receipt
or
30
'OXO"
Cube
rappers.
The
family
needs
good
food
especially
young
children.
"OXO"
is
good
food,
because
"OXO"
is
the
concentrated
nourishment
and
goodness
of
prime
lean
beef
in
the
most
assimilable
form.
Add
"OXO"
to
your
meat-dishes
soups,
stews,
hash,
croquettes
and
see
how
much
better
they
taste
and
how
the
children
will
enjoy
them
!
Give
the
children
cup
of
hot
"OXO,"
too,
when
they
come
home
from
ichool.
"OXO"
warmi
and
strengthens
ai
well
01
feeds.
The
Great
Beef
Economy
Tin
of
4
cubes,
15c.
-
tin
of
10,
30c.
iit
it
it
t
t
f
iin
r
a
n
r
sr.
t
n
r
n
i
II
i
as,
1
i
i
ui
i
id
it
m
i
v
i
auk
.1
f.
l.rvi.
l
via
r
m
m
w
m
m
m
m
-w
v
au
s
a
u
m
a
v
A
A
I
&
a
aaat
k
a
-T
aTa
Xa
M.
kVv
.k-af
M
a--
Free
The
Nerves
of
nervous
disorder
it
is
but
logical
that
all
of
Ut
hi'
directed
to
secure
a
proper
co-ordination
of
the
frm
If
u
know
of
the
science
of
Chiropractic
u.i
ht-itatingly
add
that
Chiropractic
best
achieve
this'
h
!h
of
Chiropractic
deals
directly
with
the
r
:.rm
The
Chiropractor
knows
that
most
dls-ease
is
;
-c--u,re
ui'on
nerve
by
spinal
bones,
and
he
removes
c
sure
by
Chiropractic
spinal
adjustments.
....
,
In
the
case'of
nervous
disorders
HEALTH
FOLLOWS
v
ROPftACTICCCJRECTS
r
"JURE
0MSP1
HAL
t
.T.XS
IN
DISEASES
Of
T"
TLLOWINO
ORuAffH
v
HUD
T
tYlS
l
UiO-THROAT
ARMS
Uf
1
BT
adjustment
go
directly
to
the
source
of
the
trouble,
and
it
fa
a
run-
caw
of
this
type
indeed
which.
annul
be
benefitted
by
A
ca-c
in
poitrt
"After
the
sudden
death
of
my
husband,
I
found
myself
a
nervous
wreck.
For
two
years
I
had
not
slept
more
than
two
or
thfee
hours
out
of
each
twenty-four.
The
loss
of
sleep
brought
nervous
indigestion
and
many
physical
ill.
I
could
not
discuss
my
business
affairs
with
my
attorney
without
'going
to
pieces'
and
rould
not
attend
to
them
at
all.
I
was
do'perate
when
a
good
Iriend
?Uorested
Chiropractic.
After
the
first
adjustment
I
slept
14
hours
without
awakening.
I
took
nbout
forty
adjustments,
but
licfore
I
finished
1
was
a
new
woman,
slcwtlng
all
night,
cat
I
up
anvthinit
I
wanted
and
attending
to
my
business
affairs
without
the
least'
obstacle."
Mrs.
Mary
Miles
I'.ii!
r.
Chiropractic
Research
Utiit
iiu.
St'itemi-nt
No.
2115-L.
iippointment
for
health
I,.
ni:idf
l
tele-phone.
D.
A.
McMillan
Palmer
Grnduulc
CIIIKOPKACTOlt
''Mini';
0
nnJ7
Exthiingc
lllock.
Pnadiah
VAcinc
Palho-Ni-tironu
ter
Svrvl
ce
Open
Eunlngs
Phone
'J1
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
'I
.M.
l.lkun.
w-,8,tl.
jWMa.
NkJisiMD-IVhriwr)
1.
SI.
Mjrrli
7.
IS.
.s
Tamoiurr,
It-torl.i.
uHle
Irhnmry
II.
i.
-Munli
II.
S-.
.'":
.H.
I'KINn.hH
UKATUK
i:
MVII.IMIS
In.m
ItIimi-
.
"
J
:...nrr
,r
miur.lav.
Irbnuirv
iv
iiml
M.
r
cimeellH.
1IU
ierM
!
rrM,mnl
satunlay.
IVitrimrj
19.
't'lirir
fi.r
uii
Tull
luliiriniilloii
IriMii
-
.-..rwiiiniii
t.i
urn.
Corner
nt
4tn
tttrret
snd
Sra
.Wenur.
I'rlnre
Ituprrt,
lit.
SAVAGE
KI.KCTItK-
WASIIEU
AND
DUYKU.
Washes,
Illues.
Klnses
and
Dries
without
a
wringer
or
having
to
put
your
hands
in
the
water.
Cash
Price
Also
Kasy
Terms
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Local
and
Personal
Arthur's
Txl.
Phone
878.
D
C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
J.
WelU
of
Alice
Arm
tailed
lor
the
aouth
on
the
Camoiun
laat
evening.
Dig
Four
Txl.
ohone
4.
now
it
vour
1
V
JsaaViUaIph
Smith.
U
'
z
Buy
Rupert
manufactured
ahlnglei
from
seal
Cove
Lumber
Co,
Ltd.
U
Boat
cedar,
any
length,
width
or
theknei
to
your
order.
Seal
Cove'
Lumber
Co.
tf
-
.
-,'.!
The
orchentra
will
play
in
Uie
.Com-
modore
cabaret
on
Wednesday
arid
Sat-1
'
UVdaJr
'
evenlnga.
,
'
',
t3y
Native
Son
of
Canada
whut
drive.
and
danee
In
Metropole
Hall
on
Fri
day,
February
It.
34
Mile
Donald,
the
Alice
Arm
mlntnir
man.
willed
last
evening
for
ancouver
on
the
lUamer
Carqosun.
St.
Valentine's
Juvenile
Masquerade.
'
February
14,
In
Barton
Hall,
under
aiwploea
of
Knight
of
Pythias
30
Delayed
with
rtvy
freight
handlm-
at
way
porta,
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert
did
not
arrive
from
the
south
until
2:30
this
afternoon.
I
Among
thce
sailing
for
the
south
'last
evening
on
the
Oamosun
were
C.
M.
Brown.
C.
Horner,
Miss
Johnston.
Mile
Donald.
J.
Wells,
and
H.
Kemp
.
j
Notice
to
members
of
Centennial
liebekah
Lodge,
No.
40.
Owing
to
al
terations
to
IU1L
no
meeting
will
be
;bld
on
February
9.
M.
McKlnley.
NO.
j
33
I
Mrs.
Frank
Moore
and
child
returned
y
the
city
on
yesterday's
train
from
Prince
George
where
they
had
been
on
s
abort
visit
to
Mrs.
Moore's
former
home,
.
Cover
your
roof
and
walls
with
our
blnflF.
If
you
are
not
satisfied
at
the
end
of
thirty
years,
we
will
replace
tbeen
free
of
charge.
Seal
Oove'Lumber
Company.
33
BfclBe
Ntehol
and
Eric
Howard
were
each
eentenced
te
seven
days
In
gaol
this
morning
by
MagUtriU
McClymont
for
stealing
a
ride
on
the
Canadian
National
RaUaaya.
JUNIOR
MUSIC
CLUB
THE
DAILY
NEWS
P.3E
THREE
Bronchial
GAS
POWER
IS
Buckley's
Mixture
is
different
from
anything
else
you've
ever
taken
for
Coughs,
Colds
or
Bronchitis,
llinstiatly
penetrates
the
bronchial
passages,
dears
the
congestion
and
relieves
the
distressing
cough
like
a
veritable
flash!
In
so
doing
it
wards
off
serious
develop,
ments
"Flu",
Pneumonia
and
chronic
lung
troubles.
Adults
and
children
find
it
as
pleasant
to
take
as
it
is
positive
to
relieve.
The
first
dose
proves
its
worth
and
there
are
40
dose
in
a
75-cent
bottle
of
"Buckley's".
Druggists
everywhere
sell
it
on
a
money-back
guarantee.
.
K.
Buckley,
Limited
112
Mutual
Street,
Toronto
2
RUCKLEYfe
MIXTURE
Acts
like
a
flash-
a
single
sip
proves
it
03:
temperature.
41.
SOS
Qilcly
t-
!
AID
IN
LOGGING
NEW
MOTIVK
METIIOIJ
ItEVOLl
TIOX-
1.IS(J
IMHSTKV
IN'
ISUITISII
COM
.M
HI
A
VANCOUVER.
BX;.,
Feb.
9,
The
fog
lng
Industry
of
Brltl&h,
Columbia
la
being
revolutionized
by
gas
motive
power
which
Is
rapidly
replacing
the
1
logging
engine
and
horse.
I
On
the
Pacific
Coast,
In
the
days
I
before
the
gas
engine,
little
hauling
,was
done
by
truck.
There
were
several
reasons.
Trucks,
In
order
to
hold
the
mighty
tree
trunks,
had
to
be
of
such
solid
construction
that
even
when
empty
one
of
them
was
a
pretty
good
.
load
for
a
team
of
horses.
Good
haul
lug
roads
were
scarce,
and,
as'
It
look
imorc
than
one
team
to
haul
a
log
;
load,
truck
loading
was
costly.
It
was
:
a
good
deal
easier
and
less
expensive
to
,
build
skid
roads,
grease
them
well
and
draic
Ioes
along
them
in
"turns"
that
U,
i
dozen
or
so
coupled
end
to
end
In
a
single
line.
1
Last
of
the
Cascade
mountains
and
In
the
pme
country
generally
wagon
and
truck
played
a
greater
part
In
the
transportation
problem
of
the
woods.
Tins
was
owing
to
the
trees
being
smaller,
the
logs
being
shorter
and
weighing
less.
But
even
there
most
of
the
hauling
was
done
In
winter
by
sled
when
snow
covered
the
ground.
When
gas
trucks
appeared,
expert
mepts
were
made
with
a
view
to
fitting
them
Into
the
log
haul
problem,
both
over
paved
and
unpaved
roads.
The
result
has
been
a
type
of
truck
e
pecially
suited
to
this
kind
of
work.
Now
truck
logging
Is
a
recognized
and
extensive
branch
of
the
logging
In-
dustry.
By
the
help
of
gas
logging
truer.:
operators
of
small
means
have
been
able
to
leg
ol
isolated
patches
of
tlmebr
owned
by
farmers
or
other
pri-tvete
individuals
that
otherwise
would
not
have
been
considered
as
lumber
factors,
and
find
a
profitable
market
.
for
the
timber.
45;
tea
moderate:
9.30
am
spoke
Logging
authorities
believe
that
In
steamer
Camosun,
near
Karuu,
south-;
future
gas
trucks
will
do
much
of
the
bound.
1
logging
that
Is
now
done
by
loco-
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Di-ronieter,
30.-1
motive
As
lands
are
to
be
logged
NATIVES
RETAIN
BURIAL
CUSTOM
Now
here!
Louis
F.
Coles,
pis
no
ALEUT
HAY
UM:Jt
IKS
Hi:CKTI.Y
tuner.
For
many
years
with
Brlns-i
i:ETAIi:i
MANY
AllOKIlilVlL
mead.
London.
England;
Martin
Orrne.j
I
CATl
Bi
Ottawa;
Mason
and
Rlaeh.
Toronto,
j
Repairs
and
adjustments
of
player
(By
C.P.I
plasm
and
iranela
a
specialty.
Central
While
the
tiUtan
ahoriilnes
of
Brlt-
Hot4
Phone
18.
37
Un
Columbia
have.
In
many
instances.
.
adopted
the
manners
and
customs
of
Trappers!
Call
and
show
your
fun
trie
white
men.
their
burial
ceremonies
to
the
Old
Reliable
House.
It
will
pay
In;
aome
of
the
reservations
stlU
retain
you
as
we
csn
guarantee
to
give
yoi.
many
of.
the
feature
of
other
days,
higher
prices
than
anyone
else.
We
AUrj;,Bay,
0ne
of
the
few
coast
In-
have
big
orders
for
all
kind
of
fun
.
dln
'
lettlfmenu
that
has
been
little
especially
mink.
Wm.
Oolabloom
dlsturtW
by
the
advance
of
ctvUiza-Second
Avenue.
Thone
523.
tf
."on.
witnessed
recenUy
the
funeral
of
a
nromlnent
Indian
woman
which
bore
jthe
trappings'1
of
savags
pomp
and
splendor.
IJ
rUIvlliEl
111
Villi
panunent
of.
the
moans
of
paid
mourn-
-
era
and
tke
grave
covered
by
a
canopy
Ml
llrrnlir
Ki
i
lrri.lilrnt
of
New
of
wblta
cotton
cloth.
Below
pt
was
OrKJiilutlon
ami
MM
Kathleen
!a
large
plat
of
glass
set
on
a
frame.
lluljtrr.
Mirrtary
which
covered
a
beautiful
dlsplaV
of
-
(flowers.
These
were
spread
over
an
A
Junior
Musical
Club
was
formed
snc.ent
ceremonial
robe,
embroidered
at
a
meeting
called
last
night
by
Prof,
j
with
pearl
button
and
elks'
teeth.
H.
Aubrey
Pryce.
There
were
tmenty-
All
the
most
pritad
posseMioBS
of
the
seven
young
people
In
attendance
who!
dead
woman
were
spread
on
the
ground
became
members.
Mlu
Berate
Rom'
In
the
vicinity
of
the
grave.
Clothes
was
elected
president
and
Mis
Kath-
and
boots
wire
ranged
In
orderly
f
leen
Bulger,
secretary.
The
new
or-
fashion
i
near
the
head
of
the
grave.
ganlsatlon
will
hold
regular
meetings
at
regular
dates
twice
a
month.
Willi
l.ls
ItKI'OKT.
X
a.m.
While
a
trunk
on
which
was
set
a
email
phonograph,
covered
by
a
scalloped
cloth,
waa.
placed
at
ttvj
foot
of
It.
On
dlahe
placed
naarby
v.aa
rood
for
the
us
of
the
departed
spirit
In
the
niuin
island.
Raining,
strong
5
e.
nappy
hunting
ground',
wind:
bsrometer,
30.41;
temperature,
I
The
Alert
Bay
Indians
have
their
41;
sea
moderate;
10
pia.
spoke
steam-
mission
house
and
nearly
aU
of
them
,w
Alameda,
six
miles
from
Petersburg
hve
embraced
a
nominal
Onrtettanlty.
at
o
pra,;
s
p.rn.
spoke
steamer
Tyn-(vtt
In
their
burial
custom
they
appear
oareua.
3154
mllea
from
Victoria,
bound'
to
have
clung
to
their
ancient
pagan
for
Victoria:
7
am.
spoke
steamer
tan-1
ritual.
press
of
Asia.
BG8
mile
from
Victoria,
outbound.
BULL
11AHDOR
Cloudy,
light
SE.
wind:
barometer.
30.32:
temperature,
40:
sea
moderate:
12:25
am.
sndke
1
menmcr
Prince
Rupert,
abeam
Sunny!
Island
northbound.
DSAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer.
30..
03:
temperature,
37.
NOON
DICIBY
I5LND.
Overcast,
fresh
SE
wind;
barometer,
30.42;
temperature,
19:
sea
moderate.
BULL
II
ARDOR.
Cloudy,
light
S.E,
wind;
barometer,
30.32:
temperature,
Kstablishtd
f
Office
Hours:
D
a.m.
to
G
p.m.
Sal
unlay:
9
a.m.
to
1
p.m.
Any
evening
by
appointment
DENTIST.
Cxchunru
Muck.
Phone
109
GYRO
CLUC
HONORS
ITS
SECRETARY
AND
.
HIS
RECENT
BRIDE
A
a
token
of
appreciation
for
the
secretary
of
the
club
and
111
bride
aud
also
to
mark
thetr
recant
marriage,
officers
and
members
of
the
Clyro
Club,
at
the
regular
weekly
luiieheon
this
afternoon,
presented
Hill
Crulckshank
with
a'
handsome
mantel
clock.
The
prenentaUoi)
was
made
with
spprpprlate
remarks
by
Joe
Oreer
arid'
the
recipient
replied
suitably.
The
club
discussed
business
pertaining
to
Its
internal
affair.
James
Far-quhar
was
elected
a
member.
wr.vriii
it
it
mini.
Prince
Rupert.
Raining,
strong
S.E.
wind;
tcpiperature,
41.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp,
37.
Rosewood.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
28.
Alyaiwh.
Cloudy,
calrnj,,
temp.
22.
Alice
Ann.
Snow,
calm'!
temp.
39.
Anyox.
Snow,
calm,
temp.'
31.
Stewart.
Snow,
calm,
temp.
28.
llaeUn.
Light
snow,
calm,
temp
20.
,
Telegraph
Creek.
Snow,
N.E.
wind,
temp.
31,
,
Smlthers
Light
snow,
calm,
temp.
11
Burns
Lake.--Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
9.
Whltehorse.--Cloudy,
calrn
temp.
35.
L
-Tluudy.
calm,
temp.
10
below.
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'
grow
more
rugged
and
precipitous
through
the
march
of
the
loggln;
camps
towards
the
mountains
In
search
of
stumpage.
railroad
building
grows
more
expensive
and
difficult.
The
1
temptation
will
always
be
to
use
the
ugh
roads
and
motor
trucks
rather
an
buUd
railroads
and
operate
costly
I
locomoiiTes.
iSDRPRISE
PARTY
FOR
MR.
AND
MRS.
A.
S.
A
very
enjoyable
evening
was
spent
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
S.
Dunbar.
1730
Atlln
Avenue,
last
night
when
about
forty
friends
surprised
them
on
,
V
am.--Inn
nf
ttll
UV.Ilth
WPHtnff!
anniversary.
The
Impromptu
host
and
j
hostess
assisted
In
making
the
evening
very
enjoyable
with
cards
and
dancing
j
which
were
continued
to
a
late
hour
I
after
which
the
party
broke
up
with
I
ffiany
expressions
of
good
will
for
con-
tlnued
happiness
and
prosperity.
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,
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of
Pythias
St
Valentine's)
juvenile
Masquerade
Ball,
February
14.
Canadian
National
Employes
Ball,
Friday.
February
18.
LAND
ACT
NO
TICK
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
TO
I'lllt'llASi:
LANIi
In
Prlure
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dts-
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nt
IMn
nunnrl
nrH
tltllatl,
nr
the
north
shore
of
the
South
Arm
of,
r.'.no
Harbor,
Moresby
isiana,
yueen
rharlftte
Islands.
Province
of
British
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
James
Field,
of
P'lnre
Rupert.
DC.
occupation
Marine
Broker.
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
following
described
lands
Commtnolns
at
n
post
planted
on
the
north
shore
of
South
Arm
of
Tasoo
Harbor,
Moresby
Inland.
Queen
Charlotte
bland.
In
ihe
Province
of
British
Columbia,
about
5
chains
from
the
end
of
the
Government
trail:
thence
10
chains
northeasterly:
thence
10
chains
north-viisterly:
thenrc
10
chains
southwesterly,
tnence
10
chains
southeasterly,
and
containing
twenty'
(20)
acres,
more
or
Icaa.
JAMES
FIELD.
Applicant
Dttrd
November
30.
lSIM.
LAND
ACT.
NOTIt'K
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
PI
nCllASK
LA
Ml
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
I.
Arthur
Robertson.
Massctt,
DC,
occupation
MUlman,
intend
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
following
described
land:
Commencing
at
northeast
corner
of
Lot
1966.
4
C.I.
District;
thence
south
fifty
chain:
thence
east
forty
chains;
thence
north
to
shore:
thence
following
hlghwater
mark
to
point
of
commencement,
containing
one
hundred
acres,
more
or
lesa.
Located
this
30th
day
of
December.
1928.
ARTHUR
ROBERTSON,
SsMONDS
SAWS
BECAUSE
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to
cut
10
more
timber
lit
same
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with
less
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