formed
by
kPACIFICj
12,
1927
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
TEHEE
j-.tr
Church
Notices
Local
and
Personal
The
EXERCISE
NO.
IS
Pendulum
To
loosen
up
the
spine
in
all
tSUKKWM
I'
ATIIMHUL
BO.
Dodertakrra.
Phone
ti.
direction
and
to
stretch
the
iCtuurb
u(
England
i
blood
vessels
back
of
tbe
legs,
actor.
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rlx
Drattst.
Dr.
J.
B.
O'.
Phone
888.
r
state
right
and
left
after
bending
well
forward.
the
Keep
Jacrrung.
wit
let
at
11
o'clock
Ivan-lug
knee
aa
straight
at
possible
RED
SEAL
service
at
7JQ.
ticnuant
of
the
Gl
tht
Big
4
habitl
Wbo
thinking
on
of
a.Tul.
phone
4.
tf
U
at
Drkege
and
WkMoa
O
(Tr4nl
r
I
I
BJ
IfUlldtT
sehanl
k
-1
VA
i
16
at
8
pm.
la
287
Musical
Masterpiece
"Nutcracker
Suite"
(Tschaikowky)
Philadelphia
Symphony
Orchestra
Conducted
by
Leopold
Stuhmskt
jDouM-sidwI
12-inch
Vklor
Record
r.ifU
't
Jfl
album
with
fkmcnpttre
older
Price
$8.25
.::U.r.".Ut.
DEMAND
Ehre
is
the
fairy
story
of
a
little
tot's
dream,
xpresied
in
symphony
music
by
a
great
composer.
It
is
music
that
gets
close
to
the
heart
whic'i
even
children
can
understand.
If
IS
Master's
Voice
Dealers
for
other
great
masterpieces
of
Canftdj,
Limited
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
THE
DAINTIEST
UltEAKl
AST
FOOD.'
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
pish
&
Coi
Storage
Co.,
W
Prince
Hupert.
B.C.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
IcaradianJ
r
r
rn.t
rV,v.
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
Vi
Ke'
lilkan,
(Vrangrll,
Juneau
and
kagaii.v
Voveniber
12.
t6;
lwem-
'
tsnci.iuer.
Vlrturla
and
(Seattle
Noiemtier
i.
ifi,
JM;
IlM-eHilirr
tt.
.'il
4jniurj
1.
PKINTrsS
IIKATIIKF.
Fr
lliiledale.
F.al
llella
ItelU.
Oeean
I'alM.
NaniH.
Alert
famiihii
ui
nrf
v.nMiuir
eterv
Halurd.ir.
II
a.m.
for
all
Hteaimtilp
Lines.
r'oll
lnfM-inll.n
fr..m-,,
I'tfnry
VV.
If.
ORHItHll.
Clenrnil
ttrnl
J
"''"'r
of
4th
Mreet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Ituiwrt,
Phone
SI
V
inter
Weather
Wants
supplied
Dampers
Coal
Hods
Elbows
Stove
Pipe
Ice
Skates
Hove
Cement
Stove
Hoards
Weather
Strip
Stove
Shovels
ISrick
Lined
Heaters
Sheet
Iron
Heaters
Easy
Vacuum
Electric
Washing
Machines
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
I'hone
51,
UNDER'
NEW
MANAGEMENT
CENTRA
L
HOTEL
The
place
called
"Home"
120
Itooms,
American
and
Kurojen
Plan.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
Bus
meets
aU
trains
and
boats.
Sample
Koom
L
Martin,
Manafjer.
sttPTIt
m
M
II
Minister,
faff,
y
W
Pries
Morning
wurahip
at
11
o'clock.
Subject
talk
to
children
-rtnoo.
Bundaj
school
t
30
trenlitg
wurahia
mt
7
JO.
"
Pte.
"Cmrt
Mighty
Cbal-Bit."
Poparlar
alnging.
W
Vaughan
Daraj
at
the
organ.
uiiimm.s
m
iem
:
mxiijtv
berric
ery
Sanday
morning
In
the
Hay
Mock,
Stt
eeond
Avenue,
subject
on
SuBday:
"Marts
!
and
Iaamor-tale."
Testuacay
mm
rtlug
on
Wednesday
evening
at
o'clock.
I'HiwnmhK
(
hi
hcii
aBnlatat.
Bar.
t.
M.
FrtseU,
BA.,
LL",
eildsaes.
Taw
Maaw.
Telephone.
4U.
stoning
wotaena
at
11
o'clock.
Sub
J".
"The
Words
Which
Mada
a
Gnat
l."
BuaMUy
school
at
kanrfe
at
ijs.
ub-
Jtct:
-I
4m
For
reae
out
Whan
I
apeak.
Tbay
am
for
War."
.
Speelal
music
ST.
PAll
U'TIIKKAN
CHI
KOI
a,
aba
M,
Banaotv.
Telephone
Bad
SSI
Hadar
aanael
at
10
un.
Barrios
at
U
am
'
aaandlnavian
language.
Solo
tang
and
aofcf
by
anatr.
Luther
League
1M
pm.
frotrnm
with
light
refreah-aeents
following.
A
oorcUal
webome
to
aU.
IIHsf
I'Mtm.
t
ill
K(
ll
Swr.
A.
WJlaon,
B.A..
Paator.
Mkf
L
Haddock.
Daacoaaai
atoralat
worahip
at
11
o'clock.
SuV
jact.
-TI
ttvaat
Mdthod
Tranaforma-Uaa."
aaaaaji
Wbiol
at
Mo.
Xaing
errlo
at
N.
anb)aet:
"Tba
Value
of
the
Cbjbjtlin
Qraee
of
PideUty.
Monday
at
tao.
aaatlna
of
Toong
People
H.
a
at
iaf'aa
fa
eMlad
tJe
morning
on
the
ata.
Ogmft
ar
VlcBorla.
tala
tot'
VaBoraeer
SMDeeaa
Mary
gkfc
aftaraaan
fraea
Waorla
and
U1
apead
a
e
days
HtWIas
Ml
ttoa
city.
A
draer.
arbe
will
be
eagaged
in
oon-
1U
the
aalragtai
of
the
fs9fW
Pm-t0POiamk
near
ort
glnajaidi,
aarl
Ted
on
the
Prince
muport
Hda
aaarntag
frpaa
VanepuTer.
Mr.
Franeia
Ml
Herd,
who
hu
hrei.
t
lathing
in
taw
city
tor
tne
pat
two
week
aa
tbe
gueat
of
Mrs.
M.
P.
Mr-Caffery.
445
Fourth
A
venae
Wet
will
return
by
the
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
nigbt
to
Vancouver
Week
fad
SpaciaU
on
new
and
Slightly
Bead
Upright
aad
Oonaul
Brunswick
IfeoriOgraph.
taaehlne
that
aald
for
1M
for
OSS.
aad
one
new.
apeelal.
tm
to
go
at
M.
Term
tf
deatred.
MacUrans
Maaae
House.
CM.,
ata
inn
Pr'.nc
aupert.
Capt.
O.
Uoaald.
aakirg
the
last
week-end
trip
of
the
season,
arrived
on
time
at
10:30
this
morning
from
the
south
and
will
aall
at
10
o'clock
tonight
for
Stewart,
returning
tomorrow
evening
and
sailing
for
the
south
at
ll
pjn.
In
the
onrrant
number
of
the
Canadian
IfsMonal
Magesust
appear
aa
article
on
Prince
Rupert
by
J.
A.
Shank
of
Victoria
under
the
title
of
"The
City
Where
Halibut
u
King."
In
i
the
name
issue,
there
Is
alao
a
write-up
on
the
Kiaploa
Valley
by
A.
D.
rfcrnng-ton
of
Haeeiton.
NOTH
a
To
Whom
It
Mar
Concern.
Take
notice
that
my
wife.
Mrs.
Charles
H.
MacPhee
(nee
Mae
A.
A.
Hamblln)
has
left
my
bed
and
board
and
I
will
not
be
responaible
for
asy
debts
Incurred
by
her.
CHARLES
H.
MACTH19G,
Prince
George.
B.C.
a
ANNOUNCES!
12
NTS
Pythian
Slaters
Sale
of
Work
Novem
ber
14.
Anglican
Baaaar,
Tuesday.
Nov.
IS.
Moose
Baaaar.
Nov.
16
and
17.
First
Vnlted
Church
Bazaar
December
1
'Adam
Eva,"
Wratholme
Theatre
December
6
and
7.
Play
by
Vnlted
Church
Ladle
December
8.
Beit
erdaby
CanadlaB
Lsapoa)
Pansy
tag
day
Ba
de
the
auiaton
of
the
I
ODE.
will
b
11.
24
Why
not
give
akaaci
MUa
Xjm
oaa
a
tar
efaauoaa
and
Buo-
daya
by
igaiaiiiiiiil.
Emiaai
Studio.
n.
"Oatela".
taw
tflwia
Sre
lave
wraek
of
th
tltp
BoaU
Prim
RuBart
Playara'
Chib
Nae.
la
in
WW
be
Berred
peogram
baa
at
130
Adam
and
Bva"
at
the
Wrathalni;
Tbaatra.
Dvooaaber
8
and
7
tat
aad
ar
tba
ChUdMBa
Want.
Angllean
dral
HaS.
030
and
a
MBfier
atrangtd
tor
the
CP.
atadBuer
Pllm
Uary.
Caat
a.
K.
dray,
anlrad
to
tbia
morn
ing
from
Vaacraver
aad
wayporta.
aatt-
lug
at
11
bjb.
on
ber
return
aouta.
Hortb
B.C.
nagteaaat
Uniform
Cbawaa
Parade.
AU
raaka
El
parade
la
tax-
Anaory.
aunady
nornlng
at
XQM,
be
attend
aervlea
la
St.
Andrew'
Oatbe
dral.
2ff
Sam
Hlalep,
ptoneer
)eaeier
of
Tel
kwa.
reacbrd
the
atty
on
yeaterday
aaVrnoon'e
train
for
a
brief
buataeaa
vlalt.
retanung
to
the
Interior
thi
aternlag.
Mrda
Tranafer
now
agent
for
SooUeaa
aaxl
PaeaMna
Peerlew
Tbeae
coal
are
uader
cover,
don't
bu
water,
bay
coal.
t!2
a
ton
can
you
beat
ttt
tt
Onion
ateanver
Caateaa.
Cast.
A
Johnatcne.
arrived
In
port
at
8:4
thu
morning
frees
Vaooaawer
and
way
point.
Bailing
at
9
otteck
'
on
her
re
turn
aauth.
,!,
A.
L.
ClemenU
asalaunt
general
atanager
of
tbe
Unlort
'Steamship
Co.
who
baa
beea
In
the
march
for
the
pam
weak,
aalled
tbia
moraine
by
the
Car
on
ale
return
to
Vancouver.
George
E.
Keith,
pioneer
Terrace
In
'
arror.
aad
Mrs.
Keith
reached,
the
itnuatxtry
centre
from
.Toronto
on
yeaterday
aftemoon'a
train.
It
1
their
j
Intention
to
spend
the
winter
at
Ter
j
race.
I
CPJt.
steamer
Princess
Mary,
en
route
from
Vancouver
to
Skagwar.
ar-
'
iHiMt
In
immJ
mt
1
S1
this
ffrnnnn
from
the
south,
aatltng
at
3
for
the
north.
Tbe
vessel
had
a
small
passen
ger
list.
Oka!
Hanaon
arrived
in
the
city
on
yeaterday
afternoon
train
from
a
bus
in
ass
trap
to
Smith
n.
He
was
aorom-
naoled
in
by
Bta
brother.
John
Hanson
from
Haaelton.
who
wUl
be
in
the
city
for
a
day
or
so.
V.
H.
Thorne.
CU
R.
baggage
man.
who
cetne
in
on
yeaterday
aftemoon'a
train
and
went
out
again
this
mornlrat
Haa
been
transferred'
for
the
winter
to
tba
run
between
Smlther
and
Prince
decree.
He
win
resWe
at
Smlthers.
Hon.
H
H.
Stevens.
MJ.
for
Vancou
ver
Centre,
who
has
been
spending
the
week
at
8tewart
on
private
mlntnc
bualnass.
wHl
be
a
passenger
on
the
Prince
Rupert
pasting
through
here
to
morrow
night
on
bis
return
'
south.
Mm.
R.
Pyne.
who
has
been
In
the
ntr
for
tiie
past
ten
days,
will
sail
tomorrow
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
Pyne.
Inspector
of
the
dining
and
sleeping
car
departmen
of
the
Canadian
National
RaU-ways.
1
relieving
here
during
the
absence
of
R.
L.
Parry,
local
superintendent,
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Edmonton.
All
ofirers
and
members
of
the
crew
of
the
wrecked
strainer
Oatala.
who
"ere
sent
In
during
the
week
from
Port
Simpson,
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Oardena
for
Union
Steamship
Cr
headquarter
in
Vancouver
etrept
Pur
ser
A.
W.
Robinson
who
received
In
atruotiona
to
report
to
the
steamer
Oamoeun
which
is
due
here
tomorrow
afternoon
In
place
of
the
Catala.
WbJat
players
or
the
tty
wUl
be
pleased
to
learn
that
a
weekly
aeries
o'
eamea
are
now
being
arranged
by
the
Elks.
There
will
be
substantial
prlzer
offered
each
night
In
addition
to
a
rrand
prise,
of
considerable
value,
for
e
pemm
having
the
largest
score
at
he
end
of
the
season.
This
will
be
one
of
the
biggest
undertakings
of
Its
"ttnd
ever
attempted
In
Prince
Rupert
""Mil
particulars
will
appear
in
thl
aper
on
Tuesday.
November
15.
We
have
on
exhibition
at
the
Sales
lice
of
S.
E.
Parker.
Ltd-
Third
Ave
n
analysed
sample
of
Marvelube
Motor
Oil.
This
sample
was
taken
from
thr
rank
case
of
a
Ford
ear
which
had
'een
driven
exactly
500
miles
by
Mr
""arker.
and
the
laboratory
test
provet
"-ruitvelv
lt
auprrlor
qualities
over
no
tor
oils
manufactured
by
old
nethods
We
specially
Invite
motorist'
o
inspect
this
sample,
'and
see
for
'cmseh
!-v
t!e
cond'tlon
of
the
engine
f
tin,
ear
tmd
also
'he
condition
of
oil
;
J
u
iuipt'-ai
Ol.
Ltd.
SCO
FREE
EXERCISE
BOOK
To
help
promote
the
good
health
of
Canadians,
Pcnmacs
have
prepared
an
attractive
book
on
home
exercises
which
will
be
sent
to
you
free
on
request.
This
book
illustrates
15
body-building
exercises,
with
detailed
explanations
of
each.
Write
for
it
to-day.
Peiimans
'Jl
the
underwear
of
vigorous
heallk
4TWTOST
winter
illnesses,"
says
a
JLVi.
noted
physician,
"are
caused
by
overheated
homes,
insufficient
fresh
air
and
inadequate
undergarments."
Inadequate
undergarments!
Make
sure
yours
are
adequate.
Wear
Pen-mans
71
and
enjoy
healthful
warmth
and
comfort
from
now
until
spring.
Penmans
71
is
the
finest
medium-priced
underwear
made.
Ask
for
it
by
number.
In
two-piece
and
union
suits
-for
men
and
boys.
PENMANS
LIMITED
Paris
-
-
Ont.
0
HEALTH
IMBERZttEAR
-
ii
.ill
-ruin
I
I
.E!
'
-nnevtr
r
j.
f'
v.
"1"
5l''
Moose
whlst-drlve
and
dance
24.
Scandinavian
dance
tonight
in
the
Metropole
Hall
at
9
o'clock.
Next
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Moose
Baaaar,
the
biggest
and
beet
yet.
M.
P.
McCaSery
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
R.
Tupper
of
the
Rupert
Table
Supply
suit
returned
on
the
Prince
Rupert
thi
morning
from
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver
Mra.
O.
F.
HiU
of
Hyder.
who
has
been
ob
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Seattle
nd
other
points
in
the
south,
is
a
passenger
on
the
Prince
Rupert
today
returning
north.
Arriving
from
Vancouver
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
tale
morning
was
a
much
travelled
hat
which
was
started
on
its
Journey
from
DaHaa.
Texas,
in
June
and
has
since
covered
much
ground
between
the
Pacific
ana
Atlantic
coasts.
The
hat
will
touch
laeka
at
Hyder
and
will
go
East
from
ere
on
Monday.
Bob
Friszell.
who
ha
been
on
a
clMay
trip
to
Vancouver.
Seattle.
Spokane,
Portlar.
l
and
other
cities
In
the
south
following
the
closing
of
the
salmon
fishing
season
during
which
he
was
outride
manager
for
the
Gosar
Packing
Co.
at
Captain's
Cove
Cannery
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
and
is
going
out
to
Captain's
Cove
almost
at
once.
Archdeacon
G.
A.
Rlx.
who
went
euth
to
attend
the
opening
of
tbe
!
ngliean
Theological
College
at
Van-
j
xiuver
this
week,
returned
to
the
city
j
an
tbe
Prince
Rupert
this
morning,
ac-
.
'
ompanled
by
Mrs.
Rlx
who
has
been
visiting
for
the
past
few
months
In
the
I
east
and
south.
The
archdeacon
stated
,
that
there
might
be
some
announce
ment
to
be
made
next
week
In
the
,
maUer
of
the
oppointmen-t
of
a
bishop
'or
Caledonia
diocese
to
succeed
the
'ate
Arrhbihop
F.
H.
Du
Vernet.
Genuine
Thermos
Lunch
Kits
Mack-
Enamel
Finished
Metal
Ilox,
made
from
heavy
tin
plate,
finished
inside
with
a
sanitary
lacquer
easily
kept
clean,
leather
handle,
double
positive
fasteners
and
patent
bottle
holder.
Price
.$1.00
(enuine
Thermos
Vacuum
Bottle,
15
oz.
size,
heavy
metal
case
finished
in
blue.
Price
$1.23
THE
LUNCH
KIT
COMPLETE
Box
and
Bottle
$2.00
Orates
lid.
7fic
Pioneer
Druefsts
THIRD
AVE.
C-SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
82&200
"Delineator"
August,
1926
"The
commercial
laundries
and
soap
producers
are
'studying
better
methods
of
washing,
standardizing
washing
solutions
that
are
harmless
to
fabrics
but
effective
in
cleansing,
working
out
uniform
sanitary
methods
that
make
is
possible
to
send
clothes
to
a
qualified
laundry
with
every
assurance
of
fine
work
at
reasonable
rates
without
damage
to
fabrics."
The
logical
conclusion
is
send
it
to
the
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Sixth
Avenue
West
Phone
8
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
sailings
Irnm
Iflhre
Ituperl.
tor
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA.
Swanton
Ray.
Alert
Bay.
rlc.
Tuesday,
t
p.m.
For
VANCOI'VF.K.
VICTORIA,
Kniedsle
Vlert
Ua.
ere..
Salnrrtay
a.m.
lor
PORT
SIMPSON,
NA.IS
KIVEIi
POINTS,
AUCE
ARM.
ANYOX.
STEWART,
Wale
Island,
Sunday.
8
jun.
US
Znd
Avenue.
R
M.
SMITH.
Atrnt.
Prince
Kuuert.
&C.
Throiirh
tickets
sold
lo
Victoria
and
Seattle
at
.a
reduced
rate
and
barrage
chetked
through
te
destination.