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Sun
:
Visors
LLL
1
"nun
ITOT
t
:
:,e
ytiur
wycji
and
complexion.
DartinuWly
.1
while
MoturMjf,
floating,
at
I'ic-Nid
or
flaying
T.
i
:
or
other
outdoor
games.
'M
I'Uililf
to
wear,
four
head
straps
and
taje
j
hi'l)
to
keep
thu
hair
tidy.
25c,
30c
and
35c
each
yfic
Pioneer
Dnterists
Pure
Thread
Prince
Rupert.
R.C.
overeign
Life
Assurance
i.
nun
AVE
0
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
ft?
o
200
STh
Store
for
Dad
and
the
Lad!
A
WEEKEND
HI'KCIAI.
V
li;.vr
just
received
a
nut
hi
r
shipment
rjf
:u,ivli.
in
.ill
th'
la
lent
.-umdes.
Regular
$1.50.
si'J
,I
FOR
THURSDAY.
FRIDAY
AM)
SATURDAY
2
Pairs
for
$1.25
Acme.
I
J
Avenue
DEMAND
Phone
359
"Rupert
Brand"
THE
DAINTIEST
IIREAKFAST
FOOD."
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Dally
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pish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
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in
America
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on
hand
to
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him
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real
titri
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the
world
on
his
own?
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in-un
.iue
011
v
m
wn
mo
l"t'
ooli.
"'
the
hoy
s
life
Kolves
y
mitturinir
at
a
certain
a'
problem,
Enquire
for
full
particulars
about
Children'
Policies
from
G.
P.
TINKER
Local
and
Personal
Arthur'!
Taxi,
phone
478.
DC
Undertake.
Phone
41.
Oct
the
nil
4
habit
I
MiJ
Tll
When
thinking;
,liri
rebuilt
like
new
at
Mf
-.trtliur's
Shiwi
More.
V
i
Mrs.
II,
b.
Rochester,
Eleventh
8tree
will
be
at
home
on
Tuesday,
May
3
from
4
to
6.
102
A
splendid
program
Is.
prtpered
for
a
concert
at
the'
Presbyterian
Church
on
Tueeday.
May
3,
at
8
pjn.
fcra
Peter
Blldfand
daughter.
He-'
tr.
t'eturhed
'lh
city
on
the
temr!
Prince
Oeorge
thl
morning
Xrora
the'
aouth.
I
Paaaengers
aalllog
for
the
aouth
on
the
ateamer
Cardtna
thta
morning
In
cluded
W.
Lalng.
Mra.
A.
Tlllet
and
L.
8.
ArroU.
a.
A.
Share,
of
the
Unltrrsal
Trading
company,
accompanied
by
Mra.
8b
it.
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning.
C.P
R
ataaner
Prtncen
Deatrioe.
torta
this
(nornlng.
where
she
has
been
pudlag
the
winter,
season,
and
will
Wait
with
fcer
aUrtW.
Mrs
C.
W.
Homer,
here
for
a
few
days
beicte
proceeding
-1
her
home
in
liasUton.
1
Archdeacon
Btz
returned
this
morn-
ling
from
Vancouver
where
he
was
in
attendance
at
the
Convocation
cretae
and
wtll
remain
there
indsflniWiy.
Mrs.
3.
A.
Ctawford.
wife
of
the
genuU
purser
W
the
steamer
Prince
Ru
;
4-4
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
RENT.
SIX
ROOMED
HOUSE
with
bath
and
pantry,
on
Seventh
Avenue
West
Phone
Black
470.
106
WANTED.
FIRST
CLASS
CARPENTER
for
Monday.
Apply
A.
H.
MePhemon.
Phone
Blue
605.
ANNOUNCH.MKNTS
Prime
Rupert
Player's
Club
will
pre-wnt
"Nothing
but
the
Truth,"
011
May
4
al
the
Wrfctlxjlmc
Tnoalrc.
I.OL
and
L.O.BA.
whist
dnvo
ami
(lance,
May
5.
Another
Oyro
Ilorduwn,
Auditorium
1
Friday,
Muy
0.
Kstalilishetl
1023.
III
I
1
-
r-'-
Office
llourA;
.
0
.a.m.
to
U
jSnr.-"
Saturday:
y
rr.rn.
toi
tr.mr
Any
evening
by
appointment
Dip
P
Kenny
.DENTIST
Uiclun-e.
U
lock,
Phone
109
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
Women
Know
Best
"Fruit.a.tives"
Make
and
Keep
You
Well
MRS.
O.
MONAai
Thouundi
and
Uiousaixb
of
women
have
tried
"Fruit-i-tivej"
during
the
pait
quarter
of
a
century.
Many
of
these,
like
Mrs.
Opal
Monacb,
took
"Fruit-a-tivci"
ai
a
last
rescrt
after
having
failed
to
get
relief
from
any
other
remedy
And
their
experience
bai
b?cn
invariably
the
lame
Truit-a-livrt"
sived
them
from
consti-
i
pation,
biliousnfu,
headaches,
indiKestion,
tain
aw.
arrived
.from
Vancouver
and
to4
atoost
vta
vp
hope
c(
evtr
way
point
tUa
afternoon
at
3
and
well
again.
ailed
shortly
after
on
her
return
trip
writing
frpm
French
i!lc
Sa.k..
Mn.
ouUl
.
.
.
Monach
ay,
"I
have
taken
many
kinds
j
of
medicine,
but
none
prove
to
good
a
Mrs.
J.
C.
K.
84Jy
arrived
from
Vie-,
'Fruit-a-tive
for
me.
It
il
the
only
medicine
I
take
I
use
it
regularly
and
do
not
feel
right
if
I
do
not."
Let
Fruit-a-tives"
be
your
medicine
and'
help
you
to
get
well
and
keep
well.
Buy
a
box
today.
2Sc
and
50c
everywhere.
Moose
whist
drive
aad
dance.
Friday,
May
13.
of
the
Anglican
Theological
OoUagt
and
KMley
Home
Bazaar
lu
Metrojwlc
miu
lucuwna;
m
we
unraui
uoara
01
jWI
Thursday.
May
5.
104
Mlaskn
of
the
Anglican
Synod.
,
j
Mrs.
P.
Byrne
returned
to
the
city
Miss
Catherine
Jofms.
the
wttl
known
on
toe
steamer
Prince
Oeorge
thia
locai
vocalist,
la
Mating
Prlnoe
Rupert
morning
from
a
up
south.
soon
In
order
that
she
may
traia
In;
one
of
the
Mg
cMiea
She
wttl
leave
j
Wanted
Money
for
uiro
Hjj-tor
Vancouver
a
week
from
tomorrow
gmuiMl.
Palruiilzr
the
llunlimii.
Aulllirln.
Irlilay.
Mat
.
Mrs.
Dowther
and
Miss
Wataon
returned
tkia
morning
.
on
the
steamer
pert,
arrived
from
Vancomer
tnla
Prinoa
Oeorge
from
.a
buying
trip
to
'
morning
on
the
ateamer
Prtnoa
George
eastern
Canadian
cities,
and
will
continue
north
to
Stewart
and
!
Premier
tonight
where
she
wttl
visit!
Jimmy
Palmer
made
a
big
hit
In
witii
friend
"Mrs.
Temple's
Telegram.
"
Jimmy
I
Palmer
in
"NoUflng
btxt
the
Truth"
Is
!
J
W
MeAuley.
tooomotlve
foreman
mitwMe
the
sereaai
he
was1
in
"Mrs.
Tern
'the
local
CJ4JI
anopa.
and
Tbcunas
j
ple'a
Telegram
a
.Anneaiey
of
aha
aar
dapartanant.
Weft
1
j
lists
morning
for
Winnipeg
where
they,
will
attend
a
rational
mealing
of
com-;
pany
mechanics.
They
expect
to
return
to
the
city
In
about
ten
days'
time.
HU1
60
Chapter.
Imperial
Order
Daughter
of
the
Empire.
I
airing
a
children's
party
tonight
fat
school
girls
in
the
IODJ
Hall
in
aid
.of
the
children
ward
of
the
Prtnee
Rupert
Ocneral
iKnptUI.
Durrog
ibe
evening
a
beautiful
basket
of
randy
and
fruit
will
be
presented
to
the
ehild
holding
the
lucky
ticket.
During
the
month
of
April
so
far
the
fire
department
answered
three
call
with
the
total
loss
amounting
to
1150.
On
April
1
there
was
a
grass
fire
on
First
Avenue,
with
no
loss,
en
April
8
a
chimney
fire
at
142S
Second
Avenue
also
resulted
In
no
loss.
On
April
15
the
department
answered
a
call
to
the
dry
dock
where
the
ga
boat
Trodte
became
Ignited
while
the
owner
was
making
some
repairs.
The
InsA
amounted
to
1150
CANNING
AT
ANCHORAGE
ALASKA
liKNKUAI.
I
IMIKKIK
IMIl
II
l
PLANT
CAPACITY:
(SOItMAN
COMPANY
ri-WT
10
nt:
H
LI,
TUO-I.I.VKK
A.N'CHORAOE.
April
30.
The
salmon
packing
industry
will
be
carried
on
In
Anchorage
thia
year
on
a
much
larger
scale
than
last
year,
according
to
an
nouncement
made
by
the
management
of
trie
two
canneriee
to
operate
here,
and
as
a
result
the
pack
la
expected
to
be
in
the
neighborhood
of
50.000
cases.
Joseph
Magfil
of
the
Alaska
Oeneral
Fisheries
made
arrangements
whUe
In
the
atates
to
materially
add
to
the
plant
In
the
way
of
machinery,
the
new
equipment
including
a
retort,
ex
haust
box
and
iron
chink.
ft.
B.
May,
well
known
cannery
man
who
has
spent
many
years
in
Alaska
and
who
for
the
past
several
years
was
in
the
employ
of
the
government
aa
Inspector
of
the
pack
at
various
points
along
the
coast,
has
become
associated
with
the
Alaska
Oeneral
Fisheries
as
superintendent
and
the
plant,
here
wUl
be
operated
under
his
direct
supervision.
The
new
machinery
tor
the
plant
was
selected
by
Mays,
who
arrived
here
this
weak
from
the
south.
'With
its
In
stalls
lion,
he
says,
the
plant
will
hare
a
capacity
of
20.000
cases
'tor
the
sea
ton.
provided
the
aulmon
necessary
tor
a
pack
of
that
Slav
are-available.
(iOKMAN
C.WNKKY
TWO-LINKI!
The
Oorman
Packing
Co,
plant
here,
which
put
up
a
pack
of
3J.000
cases
last
year,
will
be
operated
this
scnuun
an
a
full
two-line
cannery,
arrangements
having
been
made
for
additional
machinery
and
alterations
which
wUl
con
siderably
.
increase
its
capacity
over
last
seaaon.
Suucrlntcndent
r
A
Pit
I
Fines
collected
in
court
during
the
ai::ouiltC'J
t!35
Samuel
Asp
of
the
Gorman
canneries
in
this
section,
who
arrived
from
the
south
two
weeks
tigo,
announces
a
goal
of
25,000
cases
for
the
Anchorage
plant
this
season.
II.
J.
Emanl,
manager
of
the
local
plant,
returned
from
the
.aouth
thl
week
and.
on
the
arrival
of
the
new
ejulpnici)t,roui.
Seward.
Its,
installation
Witt
generelitreuovaltoii
of
the,
cannery
.will-be;ilmuedlatcly
put
under,
way.
The
Oorman
Pncking
Co.
-is.
also
making
extensive
Improvements
at
Its
recently
acquired
plant
at
Drier
Bay,
and
that
plant
will
be
operated
this
season
as
one
of
the
most
up-to-date
two-lino
canneries
In
Alaska,
'.
.
HNF..S
Ihe
city
nolleo
month
of
Aprtl
Church
Notices
ST.
AMIIIKH'S
CATIIKDIUI.
(Church
of
England)
Rector.
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Itlx.
Sunday
services.
Morning
Prayer
and
Sacrsment
Of
the
'Lord's
Supper
at
It
o'clock.
The
BoyV'Band
will
be
In
at
tendance
at
thl
service
and
wUl
play
a
selection
Sunday
school
at
2:30.
Evening
Prayer
at
730.
The
Odd
Fel-low'a
Society
will
attend
In
a
body
In
the
evening.
IIAITIT
t
ill
IH
II
Minister
Rev.
W.
F.
Price.
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Sing
ing
by
Junior
Choir.
Address,
subject.
A
Missionary
In
the
Making."
Bible
school
at
230.
Bright
song
service
f
at
7.15.
Evening
worship
at
130.
'Sub
ject.
"A
Revelation
of
the
Risen
ChrUt.
Slnelnz
by
the
choir.
Sacrament
of
the
Lord's
Supper
at
the
close.
CIIIIHTIAX
f
f'lHNTK
SOCIETY
Service
every
Sunday
mcmlng
In
the
Hay'
Block.
245
Second
Avenue.
Sub
ject
on
Sunday.
"Everlasting
Death.
Testimony
meeting
on
Wednesday
evening
at
8
o'clock
pKf.MiYTi:i:t.x
nirnrii
Minister,
Rev.
J.
R.
Frtzell.
B.A
.
LLJ3.
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Sub
ject:
"Hush,
I
pray
you.
What
if
thu
friend
happened
to
be
Cod?"
Sunday
School
at
12.15.
Evening
service
at
7
JO.
Subject:
"Caesar's
Guests.''
"A
Diy
in
Thy
Omtrts
is
Better
than
a
Thousand."
.HAI.YATION
AKMY
Sunday
Scrticea.
11
auc.
Hollnesf
Sunday
School
at
220.
Evening
at
7
JO.
Salvation.
Young
People
on
Monday
at
7
30
Boy
Stouts
on
Tuesdav
at
7.
Public
-XBcetings
on
Thursday
and
Saturday
condtacted
by
Major
INITKI)
(lit
Kill.
Pastor.
Rev.
Gorge
O.
Hacker.
Sunday
Service
at
II
am.
and
at
7.30.
There
wUl
be
an
enjoyable
and
profitable
study
of
the
characters
of
Bunyan's
"Pilgrim's
Progress."
On
Sunday.
"Christian's
Dilemma,,
and
"Pliable"
will
be
studied.
In
the
evening,
there
will
also
be
a
brief
congregational
song
service.
Come
and
SURGERY
FIXES
'EM
UP
O.K.!
i
APPLICATION
OF
sflEM'K
lltXPS
COMM
T
i'KO.M
rENIILNTlAKIKs
SAN
QUENTIN.
CaL.
Aprtl
30.
The
plaint
of
ex-convlcts
that
they
seldom
bare
a
chance
to
"go
straight"
after
having
run
the
gauntlet
of
a
penitentiary
may
find
Its
end
In
a
science
popularized
by
the
post-war
age
plastic
aurgery.
Plastic
surgery
hsi
remodelled
the
ugly
countenance
of
Jim
Daly,
55
year
old
convict
about
to
be
discharged
from
San
Quentln?
Ten
'days
after
the
operation
he
walked
among
his
cellmates,
unrecognized.
Believing
he
was
about
to
be
turned
into
a
world
which
would
slam
the
door
of
success
In
his
vlUslnout
looking
face.
Daly
requested
Dr.
Leo
Stanley,
prison
physician,
to
perform
the
operation.
Dr.
Stanley,
who
had
studied
plastic
surgery,
consented.
He
pared
Daly's
cauliflower
ear
down
to
normal
size
and
ured
the
pieces
to
fUl
a
gap
in
his
nose.
An
Iron
mask
could
not
have
been
more
effective
In
concealing
his
Identity.
When
he
tuld
his
fellow
prisoners,
those
who
felt
the
same
affliction
also
applied
to
Dr.
Stanley
for
help.
The
physician
said
22
others
have
asked
tor
operations,
some
of
which
already
have
been
performed.
The
prisoners
Insist
that
with
facial
alterations
they
would
be
free
to
really
become
"new
men"
to
the
outside
world:
that
they
could
pass
by
the
"old
gang
and
the
ever
suspicious
aeiecuve
without
giving
away
their
Identity,
Dr.
Stanley
said
he
would
comply
with
all
requests
thin
far
received.
in
1
111:
m
IN
I'RORATH
riiK.Mi:
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KII.IMIIIA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act:
aiul
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Fred
Nelson.
Deceased.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
bv
order
of
His
Honor.
F.
McU.
Young,
the
8th
dy
of
March.
A.D.
I9'27.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
tle
estate
of
Fred
Nelson,
deceased,
and
all
parties
havliut
rlaxnis
against
the
snid
EsttUe
are
hereby
requir
ed
to
lurimi)
same,
propeny
veriuru.
11
me
on
or
be!
n-
the
2lst
day
01
April
A.D.
VJ11.
and
all
partlen
indebted
to
the
estate
arc
rc(iilrcd
to
pay
the
amount'
01
their
indebtedness
u
me
lonnwun
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Dated
the
21st
day
Of
March.
A.D.
1927.
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