Wives
D
in
to
see
it-u
-Lit
the
Clark
Kitrhwn
htlp
you"
CLARK'S
SOUPS
enable
you
to
serve
delicious
fcoups
at
&mall
expense
at
a
moment's
notice.
Sold
everywhere.
All
W.
CLARK
Lfrmtod
Montreal
THE
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
KIDS
!
Troubles
V
WtU.
MAKE
loua
ViPvbU
DAY
TfffviBLPS
LlCnVT
AS
lf?ffirPrcjTi
M
vuBQLCa
-
-
a
i:
i'l;V
woman
who
has
at-ti
-t:i
;.
il
to
have
the
family
wash
it
in
ht.r
home
knows
what
a
buii'
h
of
weary
wmriment
it
BB'.-in-.
We
will
chH-je
you
lit
Mi
for
our
service.
Let
us
l.'ii
'
tiic
trouble
off
your
hands.
Pioneer
Laundry
Phone
118
YOU
ARE
INVITED
Ladies'
Coats
Hats
nnd
resses
at
The
Louvre
316
Third
Avenue
Next
Royal
Bank
Thor
Johnson
for
Mens'
Clothing
and
Furnishings
The
home
of
"SOCIETY
BRAND"
CLOTHES
REDUCTION
Prices
IS
per
cent
off
for
two
weeks
only
Come
in
and
inspect
our
stock
M.
T.
LEE
LADIES'
&
GENTLEMEN'S
TAILOH
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Box
977
NOTED
DOCTORS
!
GIVE
LECTURES
i
Prince
Kupert
Included
in
Itiner
ary
of
Travelling
IVwN
Mural
Clinic
Unr
the
tiuiiKM
of
the
fnnMn
MM
British
Columbia
Mtxhcal
--
jn
Uana
h
made
powtfao
M
a
rwjM
ef
gtMrt
made
by
the
Bus
IM
AAayr-WH
Oa..
piMt-inufil
kftmaa
oa
-vtneed
surgical
and
mrelca
mttlMi
xt
Mlvarad
to
city
and
district
due-tora
yesterday
afternoon
sad
tMt
aktfct
by
UtM
4
Qaaada'a
laadaaf
n
lOwfl
man
ta
Ur
ptnaw
of
Dr.
A.
MflMim.
tan
of
tbt
medleaJ
UcultT.
MA
IM;
feasor
of
clinical
surgery
of
the
uni--rltjr
of
Twvoto.
Dr
Dune.
Qra-hn
professor
o(
medicine
et
Ifee
Ul-niflty
ol
Toronto,
and
Or.
W.
B.
Dr-iiett
of
Vancouver.
rtcagDluid
aa
oat
of
the
Dominion
leadlag
gHMeoejogleal
mid
obstetrical
aiirgeona,
lecture
were
held
In
the
Prtnce
Rupert
Oencrel
Hospital
and
last
1M
nurte
of
the
city
re
la
attaMMace
..-
well
as
the
doctor
whan
Dr.
Prtm-i"
lectured
on
"Cacr"
ad
Dr.
iurnett
on
"Obstetrics.
u
Butfa
lecture
proved
moat
Interesting
asi
I
M.jjiaJiy
and
aanni
nwatora
Ad
advanced
method
and
trap
tin
fnta
ware
uvealed.
At
dinner
iaat
night,
the
Ytartrs
dortora
were
gueata
of
the
Prince
Hu-pert
Medical
Assoc
tattf.
INTKUtHTIMI
Lfcf'Tl
KE
Lecturing
on
aatienataa
ysatssday
t-ternoon.
Prof.
Oreham
told
of
the
great
advance
that
had
been
made.
In
the
treatment
of
tola
dlaeaae.
Only
a
year
and
a
half
ago
It
had
been
regarded
aa
a
he
pel
eta
aUmeojt
aa
far
aa
cure
ih
concerned
but
la
Bassos
a
re-MeVfchhie
aombatetlve
treatment
h4
bem
ahaoet
aeeltfentally
d4aaovere4.
U
bad
bees
found
that,
by
the
proper
feeding
of
Uver
naat
to
patient,
tfce
(Uaeaae
oomld
be
oantraHed
ladeHalUilr
If
not
cured.
It
waa
atraaaed
bf
the
speaker,
bowevar.
that
Mate
feeding
ahould
atwaa
be
done
under
medical
upervlaton
o
that
the
dUgnoala
would
not
be
eonfued.
The
dtaoOTcry
waa
oae
of
the
moat
wonderful
durelep-
menta
In
modern
medical
hlaanry.
Speaking
teat
night
on
the
aubeet
of
cancer.
Prof.
A.
Primrose,
dean
of
the
medical
faculty
of
the
UnHtreltyi
ol
Toronto
and
psefceaer
of
aWnlral
I
burgerj.
declared
that
medical
men
uow
conaldered
It
unneceaaary
for
wo-Mt-o
to
die
of
cancer
of
the
hreaat
at
all.
At
the
present
time,
nevertheieai,
ten
per
cent
of
the
deetha
from
cancer
were
from
cancer
of
the
breast.
Sur-
geona
bad
found
that,
where
a
woman,
reported
within
one
or
two
months
the
discovery
of
a
lump
upon
her
breast,
on
hundred
per
cent
cures
were
obtained.
Palling
to
report
soon
enough
death
waa
often
the
result.
A
ease
which
bad
been
watched
fr
a
year
or
two
became
very
doubtful,
the
speaker
stated.
Tb
main
point
wJklah
Or.
Burnett
ureseed
in.
hie
Jeoture
on
obstetrics
was
that
medical
care
during
pregnancy,
waa
even
more
Important
than
at
the
time
of
confinement,
or
delivery.
If
women,
oould
not
have
such
care
both
during
pregnancy
and
at
the
time
of
oontine-ment,
the
safer
way
would
be
to
be
well
looked
after
before
labor
and
"tniat
to
Providence
for
a
aafe
de-'
livery."
At
the
same,
time,
however,
pbyalcians
could
make
labor
much
easier
and
eater
for
the
mother
and
the
baby.
At
the
dinner,
talks
on
the
activities
of
the
Canadian
and
British
Columbia
Medical
Associations
were
given
by
Dr.
Primrose
and
Or.
Burnett
respectively
and
Mr.
Fletcher
spoke
on
medical
economics.
,
The
meetings
were
presided
over
by
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Medical
Asoclatlcn
of
which
Or.
'
L.
W,
Kergln
It
secretary
and
Dr.
,H.
.1.
(TmnaSai
rfpresehtaUva
of
the
executive
oi
tif
British
Oolurjilllt.
;
Med-.
aifl
ttft
yiutorr
oiuaea
nr.
u.
a.
cx
and.
Weal.,
cctj..
w
.
aggert.-Dri
J.
AjeiL;
f
and
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln
irgln
of
of
Prince
Prince
Rupert:
Rupert;
Large
of
Port
Simpson
ana
ur.
u.
Mc
Donald
of
Ktncollth.
This
morning
clinics
were
held.
"The
itinerary
of
the
tour,
which
has.
taken
In
all
the
important
centres
uv
lie,
province,
waa
arranged
by
C.
J.
Fletcher,
executive
secretary
of
the
Bri
tish
Columbia
Medical
Association,
who,
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TQ
i
stlin
Tjind"
Recordlnz
District
of
I
ih
naaar
mstricL.
ana
siiuaiv
ai
mouth
of
Wann
River,
about
500
feet
easterly
along
the
fhore
from
the
north-
west
corner
vi
uv
1
aTAKE
NOTICE
that
I,
Horace
Mc-Naughton
Fraser.
of
Atlln,
occupation
B
C
Land
Surveyor,
acting
aa
agent
for
the
Engineer
uoia
muihi
jau.,
"
unds
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
follow
ing
deecriDea
lanas
708
Is
accompanying
the
doctbri.
Tha
party
left
this
morning
for
Prince
George.
Dr.
Primrose
and
Dr.
Oraham
will
proceed
for
a
visit
to
Jasper
Park:
Dr.
Burnett
will
return
to
Vancouver
via
the
Cariboo
Highway,
and
Mr.
Fletcher
wUl
return
here
on
Sunday
to
sail
couth
that
night.
In
The
Letter
Box
KITl'OJITH.
BYLAW
Editor,
Dally
News:
Your
issue
of
the
13th
Inst
contains
a
i-inrr.mnMncr
ot
a
Bast
tllanted
BbOUl
w
B,,,aM.l,aD
him.
?Se
rrtnwtcor8
oVtOTkjiSS
U
a,
"Taxpayer."
and
advocates
the
de-
Mineral
Claim;
thence
nonneny
feat
or
the
oyiaw
ratuying
an
agreement
feet;
tnence
earanjr
i
"Z
i
between
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
anq
soutneny
iou
jeei.,
mu..
--
73
Water
mark;
tnence
westerly
100
feet,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
0.5
acres,
more
or
less.
ENGINEER
GOLD
MINES
LTD..
IMC.
Applicant.
H.
McN.
Prase
r,.
Agent.
Dated
August
9.
1927,
f
"COMPANIES
ACT
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Rupert-Van
Bteveaoring
wurJ
ri.
couver
rS
litends
to
apply
under
Section
39
of
I
being
Chapter
38
1
of
1
the
Cnpanlect.
SdBtatute.
of
British
Columbia
tta
to
Pacific
it
name
1024
to
change
Bortng
ContracUng
Company,
L
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
thU
8th
WUAM&ANSON
&
GONJALKS,
Stevedoring
CompRcy,
Lira-e-
xoq
3QS
Pus
3SZ
-juuj
Jii
u
Xotua
uopudrjs
-uqi
oj
Xpstuw
lumeu
e
Sj
'saiuoj
Hit
pjuiquioj
sniifl
inij
qsajj
psy
-Kiui
iaoii
aprtu
'..saAti-r-liaij
yjv
'wit
o?ir
er
..
ii,,i
ppaii
','.
taw
J
H
itM
iqnoJt
iut
n
.itAit-t-vruj
Joiirj
1111
y
naitti
mo,
iiotl-t't
r'gn
I
THX
DAILY
NET3
Plain
Mr
York
of
York,
Yorks.,
is
telling
of
the
tasteihat
set
all
England
eating
and
acclaiming
Plain
Yorkt
'
Vm
Plain
Mr.
Yorkof
York,
Yorks,
Famous
for
giving
bright
talfe.
But
J
really
must
sing
Of
the
rush
that
Ti
e
seen
To
get
in
on
Plain
York,
of
York,
Yorks.
No
wonder!
England's
finest
chocolate,
made
by
Rowntree'sr.
the
triumph
of
200
years
of
fine
chocolate
making.
A
wonderfully
smooth,
delicious
plain
chocolate
that
melts
in
your
mouth
with
a
really
(rue
chocolate
taste
npt
top
bitter,
not
too
sweet,
just
right.
Try
it
to-day
you
will
find
it
better
than
you
ever
dreamt
chocolate
could
be,
At
your
favorite
store.
the
Grand
Trunk
Paclfle
RaUway
Oom-The
bylaw
In
queatjon
proposes
to
ex-e'mpt
the
company
from
taxation
on
all
lta
lands
In
the
city,
of
Prince
Rupert
for
a
period
of
five
years
from
the
1st
anv
land
of
tha
company
-which
aratiunt
to
8.900o4.
anaualfy.
togetberjp-fi
tlU
local
Improvement
taxes
for
which
the
company
Is
liable,
another
8.092.00.
In
all
approximately
182.000.000
(and
In
addition,
to
hew
taxes
It
must
he
remembered
that
the
Q.TJ.
Development
Company
pays
the
city
over
t7.000.00).
KiNOKtS
IIUI
KES
The
writer
conveniently
Ignores
these
figures
and
presents
to
the
reader
no
facta
or
figures
upon
which
to
support
;
his
argument
for
the.
rejection
of
$&
fcylaw.
In
the
final
analyst
his
reas-
,
on
trig
reiolves
Itself
into
the
following
;
formula:
The
Railway
Company
1
;
anxious
to
secure
this
agreement
therefore
ratification
should
be
refused
and
I
the
bvlaw
voted
down.
I
Is
this
a
business
way
of
approaching
a
question
of
this
kind?
Should
the
ratepayers,
without
being
fully
war
I
of
what
the
argument
In
favor
of,
or
j
Against
the
bylaw
may
be,
simply
say
J
"No.
we
will
have
nothing
to
do
witn
j
ft
be
ause
the
company
want.--
it
0"
I
I
submit
m
sound
business
tuan
would!
1
Tt)5Ch
a
serious
proposition
m
tuch
'
oo1
IN
a
way,
that
Is.
assume
that
the
railway
company
has
some
information
In
lta
ooKcatlon
which
the
city
doe
not
posses,
and
some
motive
for
obtaining
the
exemption
other
than
that
expressed
day
of
January.
1927.
the
consideration
n
the
bylaw,
and
forthwith
denounce
of
"
An?
P"8011
w,tn
business
experience
tor
auch
exemption
being
the
sum
uat
be
aware
that
the
obect
of
avold-
$66,000.00
to
be
paid
by
the
company,
'-"K
and
continual
bick-
excludlng
the
lease
now
In
force
on
litigation
erusg
ana
quarreuing
wim
uie
city
in
itself
11
auch
aa
adequate
motive
as
would
move
the
oompanj
in
endeavoring
to
obtain
a
satisfactory,
settlement
and
the
elimination
of
protracted
litigation.
I
propose,
in
a
future
letter,
to
put
hfye
the
electorate
the
advantages
wJWh
the
city
would
derive
from
the
execution
of
this
agreement
and
the
loss
accruing
to
the
city
which
would
result
by
the
bylaw's
defeat.
J.
GREER.
r
TTUSf
1
.IV
fij
V
J
Sinus
AWc
it
with
a
S1MOND5
SAW
sharp
loni
1
'
1
W
Cuts
easier.
S3
ws
faster
m
SIMONO
CAP4ADA
SAW
CO.
LTLL
ftl
MOWTRCM.
b
H
VHCOUVU.
ST.
Mtva,
H.K.
WM
HB
TOfKMTO
AaaB
Sold
Also
tti"
'larger
sizes.
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
CENTRAL
HOTEL
The
place
called
"Home"
120
Rooms,
American
and
European
Plan.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
Bus
meets
all
trains
and
boats.
Sample
Room
Phone
51,
L.
Martin,
Manager.
1
-
'
'
1
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
Advertise
in
"The
Daily.New,?
I
1,
i