vf-
21.
1927
HRIST
ARE
ON
DIbTLAY
MAS
Greeting
Card
IK
NMSON
S
1'EIttSONAI.
SlfJNATUHK
CAHDS
'
...
intimate
and
warmer
greeting
than
ta
aatUl
i.
tiiul
you
will
find
here
just
the
card
jroa
waat
nd
design.
i
Hmon
who
prefer
their
Peraenal
GreeUlg
cd
we
have
a
book
of
sample
card
in
the
store
itliirhtful
variety
of
"tylaa.
TImm
are
ardared
I
ran
be
delivered
within
two
WMsS.
i
.
to
chmirtf
iiuiividhaal
eartia
that
eonvey
the
ai'iiruiiiiaic
t..
the
ant
receiving
it.
To
these
.
:hr
greatt-.-'t
varu-iy
ever
displayed
ia
the
dty
at
to
$2.0"
each.
..
.
.
that
you
call
iu
and
pick
out
your
card
now
;,t
is
complete.
We
will
set
them
aside
for
you
aii
to
take
them
away
immediately.
yfie
Pioneer
Drtttfists
UDDAVLt-SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
8?v200
madian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
j
Prince
Rupert
i
RYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
(i.T.I.
20,000
Ton
Killing
Dry
Docfc
swneerx
Machinists,
Hollfrmuker.
HlackMinHhs,
I'sllepi
maKerrt,
Foiinders.
WoodwwffctrK
Bic.
EI.ECTKII'
AM)
Al'liTYLBNB
WILDING.
uu:
plant
ix
eu.uiped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MAliMNK
AND
rUMMRltriAI.
WOHK.
PHONES
43
and
385
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
THE
DAINTIEST
MtKAKI'AST
FO)D.-Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
I
I'rlnce
Kupert.
.C.
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
:entral
hotel
The
place
called
"Home"
120
Koonw.
merica
i
and
Kuropenn
I'lan.
Hot
and
Cold
fVater
llus
mcetj
i.li
iiain
and
boats.
Sample
Koom
hone
51.
I
Martin,
Manaer.
Dr.
MAGUIRE
Dentist
Over
Orme's
Drujj
Store
n'hone
523.
Office
Hours
9
to
0
Lady
Assistant
jj
j
Local
and
Personal
so
gumtiut
Pboo
u.
venUM
Dr.
J.
R.
Oosse,
Mm
Douglas
owail
mark
wtu
re-
at
on
Thursday,
gov
ember
at
st
her
ltiu
AUla
Asanas,
Wwrtn.
In
the
currant
number
of
toe
Fisherman"
appears
an
article
from
Onion
stessasT
Camoeun.
Capt.
J.
A.
Pindlay.
arrived
in
port
from
Vancouver
sad
waypolnta
at
o'clock
last
night,
sailing
at
midnight
for
An
vox.
Stewart,
the
Haas
River
and
other
northern
porta
of
call.
Passengers
on
the
Camosun
included
A.
M.
Johnson.
K.C
J.
Bdward
Bird.
P.
H.
Taylor,
A.
Mpsln
and
O.
B.
Lawrence
for
Prince
Bupert:
E.
A.
Lewis
and
Mr.
Wilcox
for
Stewart;
W.
Stormont.
R.
L.
Pa
Vernon
and
J.
McColl
for
Anyox;
Harold
Brown
sad
W.
J.
McLaren
for
Port
Simpson.
The
Gyros
are
giving
free
and
easy
"Dam"
dance
In
the
Auditorium
on
November
35
for
funds
for
a
children's
skating
rink
at
Morse
Creek
and
your
support
is
needed.
Prises
are
offered
to
the
school
children
setlicr
trie
meet
tickets.
First
prire
16
a
pair
of
hockey
vkstea
and
boots
presented
by
Kalen
Hardware:
second
prlw.
pair
of
skates
nrt
hockey
stick
presented
by
Stork's
Hardware;
two
third
prizes
of
a
pair
of
skates,
given
by
Thompson
Hardware
and
Howe
MeNulty.
Tickets
for
selling
rosy
be
obtained
at
the
C.N.R.
Ticket
and
Telegraph
offices.
NOTH'K.
Owing
to
cold
weather
the
water
in
the
dam
is
running
below
normal.
This
rndangera
the
city,
and
the
council
has
passed
a
resolution
that
all
pipes
be
protected
from
frost
and
no
taps
are
to
be
left
open
or
running
unduly.
Anyone
failing
to
observe
the
above
resolution
will
be
cut
off
from
the
city
water
supply
after
November
30.
1927.
(Signed
k
G.
F.
JONES.
3T7
City
CIctk.
t
4
ANNOUNCEMENTS
First
United
Church
Bazaar
December'
1.
"Adam
Eva."
Derembpr
6
rnd
7.
Adsir
Chi'u;
December
9.
Wcstholmc
Theatre
I.O.DS
Novelty
Bu'aar
t'inteel
Church
Ladies
K-SJ
THE
DAILY
NETT8
PAGE
T1IHEE
Th
mU
donated
to
the
Moose
uw
by
Um
Prince
Rupert
Bakery
was
iron
by
Uuwr
Jaekle
Hougsn.
A
J.
QtUMd.
Inspector
of
eistee.
left
on
this
mornlafs
ttsln
on
perks
CUeal
visit
to
the
laUrtor
on
offiatsi
duties.
Oet
the
H
4
bttau
When
idiuihL.,
c
....
w
.
IL,
Otntnl
B
c
n
better
anal.
'
tf
1
i
Lm.
W.
l
Por
quick
and
satisfactory
work
brtas
Xstaa
bemsusealaf
to
OaUar
atari
tf
O.
A
Woodland,
11
Oil
Co..
taw
Camonuii
for
Aajaa
on
buatnaai.
mefnlat
reported
ear
lasts
of
grain
the
dirtalon
t
of
Jasper
txMto4
lor
the
Alberta
Wheat
M'l
Fats
Rupert
elevator.
tftetaooa.
fifty-seven
Andrew
'Orant
of
MsU
has
been
appointed
a
toeai
scant
of
the
district
rantttr
of
berth.,
deaths
ami
isst
nigm
on
marrtsass.
tka
wren
least
of
the
B
C
Ossstts
saaouar.
The
sptontment
.
I
of
L
H.
BaHis
less
bee
reaclnded.
Llpsiu
rstumsd
to
the
city
on,
,
the
Camoeun
last
nlht
from
a
bust-
;
Delayed
by
saaw
OA
the
pralrtes
and
nau
trip
to
Vancouver
and
other
points
fete
to
the
illTlilisi.
yesterdays
pasnca-
In
the
soutb.
Another
enjoyable
dtnavtan
susplsat
akjbt
in
the
Ytrsbanj
was
In
charge.
lu
W
Paunore
returnad
on
yesterday
afternoon's
mlthers
where
he
was
counsel
in
County
Court.
tar
train
from
the
Bast
did
not
arrive
until
SrM
pja.
one
hour
and
fifty
wader
Scan-
minutes
ute
It
nas
the
first
time
for
Saturday
srraral
wests,
there
has
been
a
late
I.
C.
K
trstn
Gsorge
B.
Lwrse,
formerly
of
to
the
city
Stewart
and
now
aft
Seattle,
arrived
In
train
from
the
city
from
the
schSAb
on
the
Cmo-sngaatd
as
aun
feat
night
He
will
be
a
witness
In
the
UwelBterBatsnal
Bieetrlc
asanas
suit
st
the
Supreme
bourt
As
Judge
P.
McB.
Young
returnad
to
the
dsa
this
week,
dty
on
last
night's
train
tsacs
Smt'.ben
where
be
spsat
a
few
dsfs
holding
sea-
At
l
o'clock
Sssxlay
.
afternoon,
the
ioiis
of
Cowaty
Onset.
fire
depettatsnt
had
s
call
to
the
"
Orsndvtew
Hotel
on
First
Avenue
where
yoe
master
asw
saaiiii
tor
Ai-
,
partition
had
bee
.
burned
through
auotis
nnoTMea
sao
rwataus
rrMs.
a
result
of
s
hole
in
a
chimney.
neae
ooais
are
unosr
cover,
ooo
l
irny
The
bteae
was
qiHtkly
exUngulshed.
wster.
ouy
coai
n
a
aan
can
you
ammmme
belnc
suafet.
beat
It?
tf
aergeant
T.
Van
Dyk.
Oama
Act
enforcement
officer
tm
.
this
part
of
the
province,
returnad
to
the
dty
on
last
night's
train
after
s.
tea
day
trip
to
various
central
Interior
points
on
om
eiai
duties.
j
ev.
w.
H.
Slerce
of
Port
Islington
arrived
In
toe
city
on
last
nlgbt'a
train.
Me
will
be
one
of
the
witnesses
In
tha.aaafcsy
murder
esse
st
the
Bu-
With
Court
Assises
thu
weak.
Mr.
Zlmmermsn.
as
;
g
sHemsta.
has
been
appointed
attorney
,
Bwseney
undsr,th
Ootapsay'a
Act
for
J.
tf.j
Dyson
A;
Co..
enfraged
In
pole
opera
tieas
in
Mssaett
nlet.
la
place
of
ron
UtUsfisld.
the
B.C.
Oasttte
announces.
Iajurles
to
Mr.
Uttlefteld
has
made
It
aacsatary
tor
him
to
relinquish
bli
activity.
(I)n
lum"
ilunce
Irliljv.
Nov.
19
Auditorium
Hall.
(mir
All.
I'rlrcs
will
be
n
illlv
In
CVN'.K.
Tieket
filer
Vtlnilowii
for
m-IiimiI
rlilltfrrti
M-lllns
inu-t
tliLrtn.
The
puliUr
h
brlns
Hknl
In
nupMirt
tliU
ram
w
Unit
all
rlillilmi
ran
sksle
In
wlntrr
anil
mini
In
judgment
for
the
plaintiff
wss
given
Una
morning
in
County
Court
by
Judge
Touns
In
casea
of
J.
C.
Oavkzan
vs.
nsree
gave
the
address
at
last
night's
Joseph
Be
baffler
in
which
sums
of
uerslee
la
Pint
United
Church.
tmOM
snd
MT.Tfl
for
eoods
suppited
and
oellvored
were
Involved.
J.
V
A.
aiisage
action
of
Laloge
vs.
Hsrt-
ciyne
appeared
for
the
plaintiff
while
My.
arlstSK
oat
of
sn
susgsd
assault.
,
there
was
no
anperance
for
the
de
wss
daatlaaed
by
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
pendant
In
Oouaty
Oourt
at
Bmltoers,
L.
s.
aMUl
appeared
on
behalf
of
the
plain-
j
CU
R.
ateamer
Print
John.
Capt.
E
tuT
sad
MUton
yonaalaa
for
the
de-
j
Mabbe.
sailed
prompt
on
tune
at
8
o
rlock
aaturday
night
for
Vancouver
via
(the
Quean
Charlotte
Islands.
Passengers
O.
Stlmptoa
of
Vanoouver.
i,,iM
here
on
the
veaasl
Included
D
Maxwell.
P.
J.
FleweiNag.
J.
D
J.
K.
May.
Mies
Wlieon
and
L.
j
for
Port
Clemenu.
and
W.
H
Campball
for
Jedwsy.
Dan
Sortl.
Hans
Nikola
laen
and
Fred
.rick
Ellaaan.
loesi
halibut
fishermen.
left
on
this
momlaa,'s
train
for
Halifax
where
they
will
embark
on
November
38
aboard
the
steamer
Orotnlngholm
for
Norway
to
spend
the
winter
at
their
respective
homes.
The
first
two
men
the
pen.
of
Howard
White,
accountant
uo,
wui
g0
to
Aalsund
and
the
last
tar
ine.weison
rrseung
uo..
annwi
j
Inntoned
to
Lofoten
"A
Landsman
Obyarrstloas
on
a
Halt
but
Pialung
Trip."
In
an
latersstlng
mar.ner
snd
st
some
detail,
the
writer
ds
scribe
I
his
experiences
on
s
trip
he
made
last
June
to
the
fishing
grounds
with
Capt.
Charlie
UndqtUet
on
the
iccsl
halibut
boat
'
Ingred
H,"
There
tre
ample
Ulustrstlons.
WKIIItlMl.
The
wedding
of
Miss
Agnes
Elizabeth
Oration,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wil
frid
Oratton.
to
Olearence
Anenrau
of
Premier.
B.C.
will
take
place
In
the
Catholic
ehursh
tomorrow
morning
at
11
o'clock.
In
The
Letter
Box
N.UKTY
UltST.
Zdltor
DaUy
News:
If
you
would
allow
mc
a
little
space
In
your
valued
paper.
I
would
like
to
draw
the
attention
of
the
powers
that
be,
to
the
accident
that
happened
on
Sixth
Avenue,
near
the
Booth
School,
yesterday,
some
boy.
on
a
sleigh,
came
out
of
a
aldewalk
on
the
main
ro
I
jual
as
a
car
was
about
to
pasn.
and.
bad
the
driver
not
gone
over
the
street
no
doubt
the
boy
would
hare
been
killed
lnatead
of
being
injured.
To
say
nothing
about
how
much
damage
was
caused
to
the
car
by
turning
over
on
u
side.
It
was
fortunate
no
passengers
ware
In
the
car.
Now,
why
wait
until
some
unfortunate
gets
killed,
through
no
fault
of
their
own.
having
nowhere
else
to
play.
I
am
In,
favor
of
certain
streets
being
laid
out
for
our
children
to
do
their
sleighing.
like
it
used
to
be
here
at
one
time.
Thanking
you
Sir,
for
pour
valued
apace.
JOE
BROWN.
HMIKIt.MKVS
KICK.
Editor
Dally
News.
Jap-Inlet.
P.O
Poreher
Island.
Would
you
plse
oblige
ut
by
print
ing
some
of
our
views
on
the
attitude
of
the
Prince
Rupert
businessmen
to-
wards
the
main-Industry
of
our-district.
during
sfr
efforts
made
by
tK'
flsher-
imn
of
Wis
district
to
'protect
our'
-omrnon
Industry.
It
is
.a
noticeable
,
fart,
and
one
that
has
been
wldelv
I
commented
upon
by
the
fishermen.
that
at
no
meeting
or
at
any
time,
have
the
prince
Rupert
busluessmen
shown
by
word
sign
or
act.
the
slight
est
interest
either
in
the
question
of
j
rinisci'vnUon
or
the
weuare
of
the
j
fish.
rmeu.
We
have
held
three
meet-
logs
which
were
Ignored
by
them
com-
'
plete-ly.
with
a
few
exceptions,
though
then
business
a
we!!
the
living
Of!
'
vm
u;
:
fi...vi
C
.
c"
i-
alia-..'
Plain
Mr
York
picks
a
winner!
Says
Plain
Mr.
York
"Til
give
louat
On
a
ttitmer
whose
name
you
shout
hat
onyoursiip
For
it's
setting
the
pace
In
the
chocolate
bar
race
Plain
TorA
is
the
first
choice
on
every
one's
lip."
Crowd
everywhere
are
enjoying
Plain
York
chocolate
the
wonderful
fear
that
hat
become
such
a
favorite.
This
delicious
plain
Rownrree
chocolate,
not
too
bitter,
not
too
sweet,
hss
a
smooth,
velvety,
truly
chocolate
taste
that
It
a
msiirrpiecc.
Triumph
of
200
yean
of
fine
chocolate
making.
Plain
York
Is
a
new
delicht
to
lovrrt
of
quality
chocolate.
Your
first
trial
will
prove
it
a
winner.
absolutely
dependent
on
the
fishermen
and
the
Industry.
They
have
shown
i
such
a
selfish
Ignorant
attitude,
that
j
the
fishermen
feel
that
it
la
uteless
j
and
hopeless
to
expect
anything
from
them.
Take
Oow
Bay
for
instance.
If
they
had
a
grain
of
real
business
;
ability,
instead
of
being
human
slot
machines,
they
would
make
every
effort
to
convert
)t
Into
a
safe
harbor
for
the
fishing
fleet,
with
freight
bouse
and
chutes
attached,
so
that
the
flah-ermen
could
handle
their
supplies
Irrespective
of
the
weather.
They
know
how
to
protect
their
pleasure
boats,
as
witness
the
Yacht
Club.
Now,
we
would
augyeat
to
them,
that
either
through
the
Board
of
Trade,
or
the
most
effective
way
they
know,
that
they
bring
pressure
to
bear
in
the
right
place
to
remedy
this
public
manace
to
life
and
the
fishing;
fleet.
If
we
can
not
get
them
to
take
some
interest
and
cooperate
with
us
in
these
matters,
we
will
use
our
only
weapon,
and
that
Is
to
buy
elsewhere
In
an
organized
way.
SAM
OLSON,
President
Salmon
Trollers'
Assoc.
Dont
blame
the
type-it
may
be
your
eyes
"Confound
this
book!
Why
can't
they
print
it
so
a
man
can
read
it
?'
If
it
is
difficult
for
you
to
read
names
in
a
telephone
directory
.your
eyes
need
attention.
Have
Your
Eyes
Examined
WelUuvrtk
Tillvrr
'hentrs
arsHu
be
t
.
kiuxm
to
optical
HN
A
i
't'
nlF.V7Rl.LERS
E.TI1E
STORE
WITH
THE
CU0CI
'
1
g?
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iili
V
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sou
fie
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hCTe
O
707
$"
Abo
in
larger
sires
A
New
Radiator
COSTS
MONEY.
Why
not
save
expense
and
worry
by
having
us
put
IN
YOUR
RADIATOR
at
a
cost
of
two
or
three
dollars?
Does
your
ignition
need
overhauling?
We
clean
plugs,
commutator,
replace
porcelains,
and
coil
points
if
necessary,
test
coils,
adjust
carburetor
and
change
oil,
for
two
dollars
(parts
and
oil
extra)
We
have
a
complete
stock
of
old
reliable
''Weed"
Chains.
S.
E.
Parker,
Limited
(canadian?
Vacific
Ford
Sales
and
Service
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
fromPrince
Rupert
To
Ketrhlkan,
IVrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
November
12,
26;
Decern,
her
11.
31.
To
Vancouver.
Victoria
snd
Seattle
November
2,
16,
30;
December
21,
and
January
4.
FKINCESS
IIKATIMCE.
For
llutedale,
East
Bella
Delia.
0-ean
Fall.
Nmu.
Alert
Day.
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver
eiery
Haterdir.
II
a.m.
Agency
fer
all
Hteamshlp
Line.
Toll
Information
from
W.
C.
OltClltRD,
Meneral
Agent
Comer
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
U.C.
Phone
31
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sailings
from
Prlnre
Kiiert.
lor
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
8wsnen
Ray.
Alert
I
la
jr.
etc..
Tuesday,
I
p.m.
t
For
VANTOI'VER.
VICTOKIt.
Kntrdale.
tierl
llaj.
We..
Ral'irdsr
Sj
m
For
lORT
SIMPSON.
NAAS
RIVEK
POINTS,
ALICE
ARM,
ANYOX.
STEWART.
Wales
Island,
Sunday,
8
pjn.
'
i
123
2nd
Avenue.
K
M.
KMI11I.
Arent.
Prince
Ruett.
I1C.
Through
tlrkets
sold
to
Victoria
and
brattle
at
a
redured
rat
sod
b'fgage
checked
thrccgh
to
destination,