nnbcr
21,
1927
s..
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE;
THREE
a
-n
rt
in
ww
f
jut
m
a
Local
and
Personal
m
nuw
pa
R
BC
Uooertakera.
Fnon
l.
Plain
Mr.
York
makes
a
hole
in
one
!
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
R.
Oo.
Phone
6M
Automobile
meeting
Thursday
Oh
ill
.
IK,
UOt
Doll
ar
w
y-
go
the
jglnsbul
When
Uilottm
(
a
Tail,
snone
4.
j
tf
Buy
Ttlfcw
Gael
ftd
Me
deeap
53
cztn
m'rim'KJ
'
in
a
central
B.C.
If
tetter
eoet
U
Modern
:
Ford
Service
Station
!v
s,
clean
carbon,
clean
upark
plug',
install
new
install
commutator
cae
and
brush,
clean
gas
lim--a
bulb,
$3.50.
(Tart
extra).
t'nint
end,
tlKh'f"
steering,
line
front
w!i.
!.
i
rods
ami
sieci
in
n
roils,
oil
and
grease
allai
ounl
h
i
s
and
adjust
band.t,
$4M.
(Parts
extra),
i
'
t
i
i'
ihunKi-
li.intis.
replace
emergency
brake
i;.wl,
-hoes,
g-ea--
differential,
fXM.
(Parta
extra-.
,ai.
k
chii;iK-
transmission
bands,
ISJO.
(.'art-
:
iiuiik
change
bands,
SL3S.
(Parts
included).
,.ir.
overhaul
i
if
nit
ion,
repair
lights,
repfawe
wir-:
.in
oil
and
clean
generator
commntator,
advance
:.-t
I'ssary.
oil
fan,
$2.06.
(Parts
e4ra).
d
iolinh
cur.
tighten
all
around,
oil
and
grease.
.
!
and
chanyo
grease
in
differential,
SIM.
(In-
u
j
.
lulx?
oil
mid
grease).
)0N
T
SPOIL
YOUU
CLOTI1KR
AND
TEiiPER
OaTlTItNa
UNDER
YOUU
CAR,
'
your
FORD
amongst
friends;
that's
the
FOKD
DEALER
S.
E.
Parker,
Limited
i
FORD
SALES
AND
SERVICE.
BAD
M
NTON
Supplies
waB(llBBIMBmswswmsmww
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
i
Telephone
3
I'hone
83
CHRISTMAS
Greeting
Cards
ARE
ON
DISPLAY
nrvviunvc
ni'iikVivll
cmv
ATIIIIH
PAIHW
r.mre
intimate
and
wanner
greeting
than
the
usual
J
)
d.
and
you
will
find
here
just
the
card
yok
wt
'
and
deiKn.
F
i
se
persons
who
prefer
their
Personal
Greeting
u
Muted
we
have
a
book
of
sample
carda
in
the
store
a
dtlitfhtfu!
variety
of
styles.
These
are
ordered
a
iy
and
can
be
delivered
within
two
weeks.
'lii.iy
prefer
to
choose
individual
cards
that
convey
the
'
nt?
most
appropriate
to
the
one
receiving
It
To
these
offer
the
greatest
variety
ever
displayed
in
the
city
at
-
from
5l
to
$2.00
each!
V
,u'vc
-t
that
you
call
in
and
nick
out
vour
cards
now
u
do
not
want
to
take
Uiem
away
immediately.
urines
mci.
yfic
Pioneer
Druppisls
n
m
M
r
r
civ
i
m
s
i
-
i
r
rwiniKr
n
sr.
sim
iTa
ilirTtfaflTT
Ti
I'm
Ym
irarrnrr
I
r
i
-
1
tt
fin
ir'
I
WILL
YOU
He1
a
MembeV?'
of
our
"HOME
LOVERS
CLUB"
TILS
CHRISTMAS
Join
now
wiiiia
mir
eoioriinn
of
House
Furnishings
is
at
lte
beat.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
iu
(venue
i
none
uj
i
Thry
cunt
aeem
to
keep
on
their
feet!
That
aeema
to
be
the
only
trouble
with
John
Bull'
heavywetgnt
boxers.
Moat
of
them
aeem
te
be
aX-Ricted
th
atatplag
atcknea
Just
as
soon
as
an
opponent
starts
Uckllng
thsuc
jm
with
a,
alee.
mfce
Jet
Becxet
ior'tnataaee.
-
probably
Set
a
record
for
belog
flattened.
Be
went
down
so
often
and
to
quick)
that
'it
got
to
be
a
atahdlne.
joke.
Mow
eoiue
PhU
Scott,
another
British
"hope."
He
looked
like
a
million
doUare
In
traln-
ng
Out
when
he
got
It
the
ring
igmlnst
Knute
Hansen
reoenUy
in
New
York
he
looked
like
thirty
cents.
PhU
was
knocked
dawn
eta
times
in
the
lrat
round
and
nan
led
out
to
hear
the
blrdtea
atng.
All
Knglacd
la
getUng
bet
up"
and
a
sporting
weekly
tn
Lon
don
has
started
an
agitation
to
ptevent
the
big
xspes"
from
erasing
the
At
lantic
until
they
have
been
O.K'd
by
competent
judges.
Eugene
Corrt
noted
British
referee,
declares
."Brlttaa
heavy-weights
have
no
brains."
The
same
ring
Ur
whksh
the
late
Tiger
Flowers
made
Ms
Bew
York
debut
alao
was
the
scene
of
ttte
last
ftght
in
his
colorful
baaing
career
during
which
the
Georgia
deacon,
former
middleweight
champion
of
the
world,
earned
around
half
million
dollaie.
In
his
flnt
Ootham
fight.
Flowers
started
againit
Uc
Anderson,
a
light
heavyweight,
and
knocked
him
out
In
the
fifth
round.
His
last
fight
was
against
Leo
Oatcs.
s
eeyyweight
from
whom,
he
wen
by
the
taMfftaftlt
route
m
.Bwiopth
round
tit
the
same-;
ring
It
Is
estimated
that
Ftowess
warned
half
a
mUton
dollars
during
erven
fears
In
the
ring,
not
deducting
expenses
and
other
details
In
volved
In
about
300
matches
Since
losing
his
title
to
Walker
last
December.
Flowers
hd
compalgned
against
18
opponents.
Flowers
was
the
,
only
negro
who
held
the
middleweight
champ
km-ahtp.
He
was
very
religious
and
a
deacon
of
the
Baptist
Church
in
his
heme
town
Before
the
operation.
Flower
made
a
will
bequeathing
property
valued
at
S100.0O9
to
his
wife
and
a
att-year
old
daughter.
PaU-er
la-ray
returned
to
Stewart
on
the
Prince
Bupert
last
night.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
First
United
Church
Bazaar
December
1.
"Adam
St
Eva."
Westhotme
Theatre,
December
and
7.
Adair
Carts
I
OJJJI.
StoveMy
Bazaar
December
S.;
'
Play
by
United
Church
Ladle
December
IS.
SALT
RHEUM
All
Over
Her
Hands
and
Between
Fingers
Mr.
Walter
Misner,
Midvillr
Branch,
writes:
"I
had
salt
rheum
all
over
my
hand,
and
(wperially
between
my
fingers.
It
was
impossible
for
me
to
put
them
in
water,
or
do
my
house
roik.
"After
tryinir'
medicines
and
naive,
wliich
did
me
no
good,
I
heard
of
x'n.'fi
no
uuniierlui.
hihI
alter
taking
mi
liiMlcs
I
ant
iiitirrl
rtliovod
uf
11
V
f
I'l'lilllo.
"
'M.v.
'if.i.
!ur.
.l
1.,
Tli-
T.
Milium
v.,
Luuit
.df
'iuruulU
Out.
Fur
mck
and
satfsgi
Story
wort
bring
X....
tMiuatitdtlK
te
Doiter
State,
u
Moose
Whist
XMte
Td
Deae
TjMU-
auy
ii.gbi
Cam
sad
few
a
fewest
time.
Rtn.emcer
the
St.
Andrew's
Bocmy
Annual
Ball.
Novwabcr
SO.
Phooe
437.
W.
Barton.
Should
doc
ton
hat
their
paUeate
3-e
"Adam
and
B"
4
the
WeeSfcelme
1
hi
a
ire.
Deranber
6
and
V.
Women
of
Hoo
hurt
Lsglou
meeting
Friday.
November
SB.
Nomina
Uoo
ol
officer,
all
maiMrrj
art'
requested
ta
wq
sttend.
This
;iiiertien;i-
I
:
not
publish'
i
or
display.
'1
by
the
LiU'
Control
board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
SPORT
CHAT
T.
B.
UstKay.
ehKf
accountant
at
the
Premier
mine,
aftaf
shaving
speat
a
lew
days
In
Um
sttl,
tt
turned
on
the
Prince
Rupert
feet
MSB?
to
Stewart.
Oaear
Ot
on,
attpawr
or
the
Irish
Belle.
Oona
River,
has
gape
to
Surf
Inlet
lor
the
winter
la
the
employ
of
the
J.
B.
Morgan
Logging
Oo
on
their
boat.
Hyde
Transfer
new
agents
for
Al-
Alberta
Booties
and
Pembloa
Peerieu.
These
coals
are
under
cover,
don't
buy
water,
buy
ooal.
12
a
ton
oan
you
beat
ft?
tt
The
Klks
are
running
a
series
of
dancea
In
their
new
borne,
the
Iletftr-
son
Block,
every
Saturday
night,
from
to
12.
Snappy
music.
AdrnMston
vk.
Axe
you
with
usT
Ivor
rougher.
Indian
Agent
for
Bells
Cool
district,
and
his
son.
MUo
Foug-ner.
arrived
In
the
city
yesterday
from
down
the
coast.
Beth
are
wltnesMs
In
the
Whiuwaah
attempted
murder
case
at
the
Assises.
Joseph
C.
AraeaaU
and
son.
James,
returned
'on
the
Prince
Bupert
last
night
to
Premier
after
having
come
here
to
attend
the
wedding
this
week
of
the
former's
son,
O.
C.
Artenau.
to
Miss
Agnes
Orattoo.
Mrs.
Doherty.
manager
of
Demen
store,
was
out
for
the
first
time
y
ester-
dcy
after
being
oonfliied
to
the
houee
for
the
past
two
weeks
by
illness.
It
,
win
be
several
weeks
more
before
she
Is
able
to
resume
her
position
and
In
the
meantime
Mrs.
D.
Thomson
Is
In
charge
of
the
store.
CANNOT
RECOVER
A
DEBT
ON
FUR
COAT
SOLD
TO
THE
WIFE
MONTREAL,
Nov
21.
A
judgment
of
jv
irirah1
ImmrLaiiNi
mc-rrhanta
!
who
sell
fur
coats
to
women
on
the
Instalment
plan
has
been
rendered
by
Mx.
Justice
Albert
de
Lorlmler
who,
In
dismissing
sn
action
tsken
by
Cohen's.
Limited,
against
Dame
Charlotte
Tessler
et
vlr.
made
It
clear
that
unless
the
httaband
signs
the
contract,
a
purchase
of
this
kind
made
by
the
wife
Is
not
valid
and
no
action
can
be
taken
tc
recover
the
balance
of
the
purchase
price
after
failure
of
the
purchaser
to
pay
Instalments.
A
wife,
the
judge
pointed
out.
may
contribute
her
share
to
a
household,
but
she
has
no
assets
which
can
te
liquidated.
And
even
If
sbe
had
liquid
assets.
His
Lordship
added,
they
must
be
placed
as
her
contribution
In
the
hands
of
her
husband
and
she
cannot
assume
an
obligation
on
the
strength
of
them.
The
action
wa
therefore
dismissed,
with
costs.
FORMER
STUDENTS
AT
NANAIMO
DO
HONOR
TO
MISS
MACDONALD
NANAIMO.
Nov
24.
-Miss
Blanche
Mac
Donald
who
has
returned
to
the
staff
of
the
Nanslmo
High
School
after
an
absence
of
eight
yesra
was
the
gu.-.it
of
honor
at
a
reception
and
banquet
in
the
Hotel
Malasplna'on
Friday
evening.
Seventy-five
student
of
the
1909.
1919
classes
of
the
school
assembled
In
the
foyer
to
greet
their
popular
teacher.
The
guest
of
honor,
escorted
by
J.
F.
de
Maoedo.
Principal
of
the
Nanalmo
High
School,
picceded
the
merry
throng
down
the
banquet
hall.
'
The
program
opened
with
the
singing
of
"O
Canada."
Miss
MacDonald
was
then
presented
with
a
beautiful
baaket
of
flowers,
followed
by
an
addles
of
welcome
read
by
"PhU
who
made
an
excellent
chairman.
Miss
Mac-Donald,
in
her
bright,
genial
manner,
ttumked
the
students
for
their
warm
giaetfr.jls
and
expressed
her
delight
tn
rising
Sac-
!
deer
old
Nanalmo.
The
o.,:iquet
Wat
then
served
to
the
jolly
gathering.
I:i
the
toast
list.
Murray
Martlndale
proposed
the
toast
to
the
King.
Miss
8bll
Rosy.
In
a
toast
to
Miss
MacDonald
very
fittingly
expressed
the
spprec-lr:
i-
:i
uf
the
students
for
an
excellent
.(
.r
and
friend.
Ml
Helen
Dalley
p;;
.""J
;he
toaat
to
the
"Absent
Onn.
Mrs.
Maud
Sandland
to
the
Old
Activities"
and
Mr.
Olive
Sand-ford.
"Old
Reminiscences"
l.i
..-l
lliu-i.
i
.:
(.
e-.euius
Ml
r
!
Soys
Plain
Mr.
York:
"To
acam-
I
III
ruM,
,
JSLV
I;
1)
itsnUdoun
in
oni
j
(tWT-'
I
You'll
at
least
have
the
fun
j
I
find
it
a
treat."
fOv
!
Plain
York
adds
to
anyone'i
1
.
N
V
(&L
I
enjoyment
of
life-for
it
is
the
1
J
iWy
i
i
too
Diticr,
nor
too
sweet,
inc
r
t
;
mumpli
ot
?cp
yean
ot
nru.
I
I
I
CllOCOUlC
IUUKlUKr
lummitsi
IS
i-VW
I
Plain
.ork
chocolate
i,
.
tvay,
:
Ki.tr.nan
par.
t33J?JSi5
S
smootli
truly
cliocoiate
taste
win
i
Crat
v-
I
nrove
a
reallv
delicious
treat
2
tSSiS
S
everywhere
)C
706
Xl)"!
AUointarser.lrc
"
"
I
MscDMisld
was
present
fd
with
three
volumes
of
Klplfng
as
a
token
of
esteem
ftom
her
ex-pupil,
a
reelings
sent
front
all
parta
of
B.C..
Alberta
and
California
from
absent
pupils
were
read
to
Miss
MacDonald.
Then
amid
much
laughter
Mr.
de
Macedo
called
the
roll,
each
student
arising
to
respond.
The
following
ex-students
also
took
part
in
the
proaram,
Miss
D.
Fisher,
violin
solos;
Mrs.
K.
Berry,
solo;
Mis
Nellie
Rogers,
piano
solo:
and
Mrs.
Ethel
Hltchen,
recitation.
Reminiscence
of
the
old
High
School
the
adventures
the
former
teachers,
especially
"Bob"
Areher
awoke
memories
of
the
good
old
times
and
strengthened
the
bond
of
friendship
and
the
desire
that
this
re-unlon
be
an
annual
event.
The
happy
evening
wa
brought
to
a
close
by
singing
"Shea
a
Jolly
Good
Fellow."
"Auld
Lang
Syne"
and
some
.'.irrlng
High
School
yells.
NEXT
GRAIN
VESSEL
IS
EXPECTED
HERE
WITHIN
DAY
OR
SO
Though
up
to
this
morning
no
definite
time
of
arrival
had
been
set.
the
elevator
management
Is
expecting
the
third
grain
ship
of
the
season,
the
"K"
Line
Japanese
freighter
Ban
Francisco
Maru.
to
arrive
tomorrow
or
Saturday
The
vessel,
which
left
Muroran.
Japan,
on
November
10,
will
have
to
be
lined
after
which
loading
will
commence.
The
movement
of
grain
from
the
prairies
to
Prince
Rupert
li
steadily
Increasing.
Railway
offices
this
morning
reported
289
cars
on
the
division
west
I
Jasper
bound
here.
A
train
of
thirty-iive
cars
arrived
early
this
afternoon.
THROUGHTRAINS
CONNECTION
WITH
OLD
COUNTRY
SAILINGS
The
Canadian
National
Railways
have
made
arrangements
to
operate
spVcial
train
with
sleeping
ears
through
to
ship'
side
at
Montreal
and
Halifax.
In
connection
with
Old
Country
sailings
during
November
and
December.
Secure
full
information
regarding
rates,
reservation,
passports,
etc..
from
City
Ticket
Office.
528
Third
Avenue:
phone
260.J
278
Spasmodic
Croup
.
VitVil
WWVn
--
HIM
throat
and
chest
Yet
VapoR
us
Oylm
l?MiiuoNjAsUsaYtAKcr
I-m
------
WE
HAVE
JUST
RECEIVED
in
a
shipment
of
in
12
frocks
in
the
newest
styles,
including
the
"Pompadour"
and
in
the
latest
pastel
shades,
prices
ranging
from
$18.75
to
$45.00
You
are
cordially
invited
to
come
in
and
examine
them
for
yourself.
JABOUR
BROS.,
LTD.
I'hone
645.
I'hone
525.
IcANADIlfjf
AUWaVy
Office
Hours
9
to
9
3rd
Ave.
and
7th
Street
Dr.
MAGUIRE
Dentist
Over
Orme's
Drug
Store
Lady
Assistant
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Ketchikan,
Wraiifrll.
Juneau
and
Skagway
November
It,
26:
December
IT.
31.
To
Vancouver.
Victoria
and
Seattle
November
2,
1G,
30;
December
21,
and
January
4.
PKINCESS
BEATRICE,
for
llutedxle.
Ea.it
Hrlla
Dells.
Orean
t'alt.
Name.
Alert
Bay.
Campbell
Klvrr,
and
Vancouver
every
rlaturdtr.
U
-m.
ateney
tor
all
steamship
Lines.
Fall
Information
from
W.
C.
OKCIMRI).
Onrral
Aernt
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
31
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Hailing
from
Prlnt-e
Knpm.
tor
VANCOUVER,
VICTOKI
t.
Swanson
Bay.
Alert
Bay.
etc,
Tuesday,
t
p.m.
Tor
VANTOrVF.U.
V1CTOHIA,
Riirrrtale.
Urn
llav.
efr..
Hatnrrtar
n
s
m
For
PORT
SIMPSON,
NAAS
RIVER
POINTS,
ALICE
ARM,
ANVOX,
STEWART,
Wales
Island,
Sunday.
8
p.m.
123
2nd
Atrnu.
R
M.
SMITH.
Arent.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Throuth
ticket
sold
lo
Victoria
and
Heatll
at
a
reduced
rate
and
b'Ktage
checked
through
to
destination.