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TWO
Warmth
comes
from
within
Keeps
off
chills
by
giving
health
Packed
with
calories
and
nutrition
Heat
in
the
oven-
serve
with
hot
milk
The
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News
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pavourrtss
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COLUMBIA
Published
Kvery
Afternw-n,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
,
Daily
Naws,
Limited.
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IL
F.
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Managing;
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ef
Circulation
DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
Nov.
4,
1927
SOMETHING
DEFINITE
AHEAD
Just
aa
a
matter
of
sennoniiing,
it
may
be
said
that
there
should
be
something
definite
ahead
for
everyone
if
he
or
she
would
attain
the
greatest
happiness
jn
life.
To
just
drift
along
without
a
ay
definite
aim
ets
very
tiriag
and
very
soon
life
is
not
worth
living.
The
young
man.
especially,
is
one
who.
if
he
has
a
definite
aim
ahead,
will
bend
his
energies
toward
the
realization
of
that
aim
and
will
enjoy
.the
struggle
which
may
or
may
not
lead
to
victory.
After
all,
the
struggle
is
the
imiortant
thing
and
not
the
fact
that
the
goal
is
reached.
CO.OPERATION
HEM'S
In
a
football
match
if
a
man
stacriiices
those
on
his
own
side
and
plays
ealy
an
individual
game,
he
soon
finds
that
he
loses
out.
If
he
plays
the
game
according
to
the
rules,
helping
his
fellows
aad
they-heJpiou
him,
victory
is
much
more
likely
.
Usually
the
aide
that
plays
the
best
combination
is
the
on
that
wins.
So
in
every
walk
of
life.
We
are
social
beings
and
have
to
play
the
game,
giving
and
taking
continually
but
always
moving
forward
if
possible.
If
ground
is
lost
it
has
to
be
made
up.
-CON(UtATUIATIONS
TO
CONSERVATIVES
The
Coervativ8
of
this
constituency
are
to
bo
congratulated
on
the
result
of
their
efforts
to
eliminate
the
possibility
of
a
three
corner
fight
at
the
next
provincial
election.
S.
M.
Newton
had
announced
himself
as
candidate
and
many
local
Conservatives
had
declared
they
would
not
have
a
man
foist
himself
on
them
in
that
man
ner
again'
They
would
nominate
a
man
and
fight
it
out,
win
or
lose.
Now,
through
the
efforts
of
members
of
the
Conservative
Association,
ilr.
Newton
has
agreed
to
withdraw
his
own
self-nom
I
H
n
.
t
1
.
LI
1
.1
.
J
'
"
.
,
.
.
iiiauuii
4nu
w
aviue
wjr
uw
wcwon
oi
ine
eonvenuoo.
it
He
is
chosen
by
the
convention
he
will
be
the
candidate,
but
if
he
is
pot
Chosen
he
will
support
the
candidate.
Now,
it
is
to
be
presumed,
mere
wuj
ue
a
straigni
contest
between
Liberal
and
Conservative,
unless
a
Labor
candidate
Aould
deeide
to
take
the
field.
SELLING
OF
P.G.E.
New
there
comes
a
South
Vancouver
man
who
objects
to
selling
the
P.G.E.
by
the
government
because
he
thinks
he
sees
the
property
becoming
valuable.
We
suggest
that
he
forget
that
phase
of
the
situation.
The
P.G.E.
is
not
worth
very
much
and
is
probably-more
of
a
liability
than
an
asset,
if
it
has
to
be
operated.
The
road
is
not
fit
for
trans-continental
traffic
because
of
the
poor
grade
and
it
is
doubtful
if
it
will
really
become
a
factor
in
the
business
of
the
Peace
River
country.
WISH
GENERAL
SUTTON
WELL
We
wish
General
Sutton
well
in
his
efforts
at
railway
building
but
we
have
not
much
faith
in
the
outcome.
'It
is
a
big
project,
that
of
combining
the
P.G.E.
and
the
E.D.
&
B.C.
and
connecting
them
up
by
way
of
the
Peace
River
country.
If
it
is
done
it
will
have
to
be
by
means
of
heavy
subsidies
from
the
Dominion
and
the
provinces
and
we
doubt
if
the
people
of
the
country
will
be
ready
to
agree
to
giving
money
or
other
valuables
for
such
a
purpose!
When
the
Peace
is
opened
up
it
should
be
by
on-
of
the
two
older
railway
companies
who-a
re
in
a
position
to
(rive
a
real
service
and
to
connect
the
country'
with
the
rest
of
the
world
as
wt-U
as
with
Vancouver.
ThroatXeest&Lungs
There
is
no
better
safeguard
against
colds,
chills,
grippe,
sore
throats
and
bad
coughs
than
these
silver-wrapped
Peps
tablets.
Taking
Peps
periodically
during
trying
winterly
weather
keeps
tbe
delicate
ropiratory
organs
in
beahby
condition
and
protects
against
harm
to
chest
and
lungs.
Sealed
up
in
every
Pepj
tablet
are
powerful
medicinal
fumes
which
pass
with
the
breath
down
the
throat
and
bronchials
intothe
lungs.
Dr.
Gordon
Stables
and
other
eminent
authorities
acknowledge
Peps
invaluable
foryoungand
old.
fit
Ait.
aasrifs'rs'a-
sf
rstfera
(1L
j
WERE
WEDDED
CAPTAIN
CASEY
LAST
EVENING
GIVES
ADDRESS
1
Mrs.
Eva
Lear
Ik-come
Bride
of
Speaks
la
Houry
Club
at
iU
William
John
.Marshall
at
I
LuneWn
Yerteseja.,-
United
Church
Ceremony
j
C&Htrrh
Amy
A
qut
but
interesting
wmxufsg
too?
Telling
of
,v
-.
.ndtd
k
being
place
7:30
Us:
svwuing
la
rtm
i
done
by
the
Cr.
:r
"
n
t
Old
ItoHed
Obisrch
silan
a
gatheesng
r
t
iinsu
Cfcjnj.li
w
t
or
that
l
hoi
thirty
t:
relative
tad
ImndJ
t!n
addnwsed
t
-
..xary
Club
what!
Uts.
Eva
Mil
Law.
!
I
er
of
,
MT
Mv,r;
mid
Intel
Mr
and
airs
wanes
Man
Bcberk.
-
snannet
aad
eat!..
-i
thr
muiMn
wMh
astray
of
Uu
eit
aad
sw
f
Pen
tic-
oreat
.aieved
He
told
of
tan.
us
united
m
mllitegi
by
Ba.
A.
lesaMtasB
of
the
arganiantinn
by
WUmw
to
William
Job
a
MsrshsB,
son
I
mm
euease
neaied
CsrlW.
wo
a)
J
Uht
la;e
WUliam
Marshall
MMI
HKjoi,
-ffMhaaSwrr
CarllSl
At
tsvet
It
llatahsll
ot
Newfoundland
fne
church
:-..
OT
the
bishops
and
Ws-
prettily
oecorate.!
with
IJowoi
n;ct,
lank'.
ith
suspicion
bj
fel:ac
lor
Uie
xvaicn
Tbe
bride's
the
,.;ftJ.
c,
,
:Urrs,
but
now
It
chariumg
co
t
ame
was
ol
ruse
beige
.
1M0'
trmi5M..(
.
:
ken
rtttl
e-
crepe
itoauuae
wiu
oat
u
mim
asm
tc
coined
a
bjuqut:
of
raraatloos.
Hn.
J
antes
matron
ol
hour,
wore
a
i'ckln
blue
cowu
wlih
hat
to
and
carried
a
bouquet
TWO
PARTIES
port
cleients:
in
stngrag
and
plsylng
games,
after
which
dainty
refresheraents
were
ser
ved,
and
all
went
home
happy
and
contented
after
the
jolly
evening.
The
next
evening,
the
adults
held
tbelr
masquerade
dance
which
was
very
well
attended.
Mrs.
Jones,
Mr.
Ross
and
Mr.
Ward
acted
as
judges,
the
fol
lowing
winning
prises:
Beet
dressed
lady
Mrs.
O
Clecone.
in
Mld-Vietortsn
costume.
Ladles'
oriataal
costume
Mrs.
T-
L.
WUllams,
as
the
Mystery
Lady.
Ladles'
oomlc
costume
H.
Hampton,
dressed
as
a
woman.
Beat
dressed
geauetnan--J.
llewlson.
i
a
Zulu.
dent's
comic
custume
C.
B.
Srigley,
a
Scarecrow.
QenVi
original
costume
D.
Rennle.
as
an
Inkpot.
Dancing
was
kept
up
until
1
JO
am.
Credit
for
the
success
of
tbe
event
was
due
to
Mrs.
C.
B.
Srigley
and
Mrs.
O.
Clecone
and
the
young
ladles
as
ILLEGAL
FISHING
"CHARGE
AGAINST
BEN
SELF
HEARD;
Evidence
for
the
prosecution
in
a
cave
j
wherein
Ben
Sett
is
charged
with
illegal
llahing
wss
lagen
in
provincial
police
court
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
H.
F
McLeod
yesterday
and
adjournment
made
for
a
week.
Tbe
breach
is
alleged
to
have
occurred
through
the
halibut
boat
Iris
using
s
gUl
ne;
:u
close
season
to
fish
salmon
for
b,t.
Though
the
defendant
was
apparent;;,
unaware
of
the
Incident,
he
is.
nevertheless,
being
held
responsible
lor
whit
occurred
as
be
owns
the
boat
Adjournment
was
taken
so
that
a
dofeo
witness,
who
is
out
of
town,
migh'
oe
obtanled.
D.
S.
Cameron
Is
prosecuting
on
be
half
of
the
fisheries
department
w..
the
defendant
is
appearing
on
hu-
oti.
behalf.
SPECIAL
PRICES
ON
NEW
SEASON'S
FUR
COATS
AT
GOLDBLOOM'S
STORE
A
Urge
shipment
of
the
new
season
Pur
Coats
has
arrived
at
Ooldbuom?
These
consist
of
silver
muskra:
Fr.:
u
seal,
calfskin.
Brazilian
mink
and
II
;c
son
seal.
For
the
next
three
days
all
these
fur
coats
will
be
offered
at
epecoal
prices
thus
giving
you
the
opportunity
ol
getting
that
coat
you
want
for
this
winter.
And
remember,
every
coat
cartie-
the
guarantee
of
WUllam
Goldbloom.
262
partaatau
at
.rt
i
ty
it
lasiataitu
tat
aar
It
had
l
noo
centres
Ut
Mmasr.
MbuUlul
tBow
K
uoierto
r)
m
,he
prtooat
match
of
ptak
carna-
Tbe
(room
was
auanerted
fcf
Jaeaes
Uasun.
Uus
Btnth
Scberk.
cm-
iln
of
tbe
brute,
presided
at
Use
organ
j
aud
played
Use
Widdlns
Match
aad
"Birds
ui
Sjirtnc"
durlnit
tbe
slialna
oi
tbe
regis
Followtuc
Use
cerrsjiony.
a
vas
'.teld
at
148
Bichth
Areaue
a
here
tbe
happy
couple
will
take
up
rosdene.
Tbe
table
was
centred
with
ir
.l.hiinwiv
ftacaratMf
WMfitlBe
cabs
oaet
to
use
bride
aa
duly
umpasd
and
rVsponaVwl
w
and
Us
evewint
was
ataaeanUy
spent
in
music
and
alaglnc.
Aboard
tbe
midnight
boat,
use
couple
sailed
lor
Vancouver
tor
a
two
weeks'
honeymoon
trip,
being
given
an
en
thusiastic
send-off
by
their
friend
The
bride,
woo
has
resided
here
since
ftrlhood.
Is
well
known
and
popular.
Tbe
groom
has
resided
In
the
city
lor
seven
or
eight
years
and
la
engaged
in
':
aad
on
hi
retur
wood
asniba,
our
LTtaooi.
re
wjuM
bav
UM
i
mtun
in
Word-
nf
the
bin
CapUln
Cvit
:ti
crime
was
on
the
deieac
la
th?
Old
Country
and
bt
'quoted
ripua
i
.wo-thirds
de
create.
7be
jto.n.a::a-a
act
a5
larjely
feapoBsafclc
for
tua:
coudi'.lcn
Tbe
speaker
:.taices
of
ijumoe
in
tor
priaou.i
.:.
laid
of
tM
Mfeoa
Of
pns.:::-
notable
that
ef
S:j:iiey
Aruutrong.
now
uperUtteodwt
of
ute
CaUiedral
Sjuat'
day
school
at
Moiun.wh
and
li
in
religious
wvrk
FARMERS
ASK
IMPROVEMENTS
tbe
halibut
tuhing
industry
To
both
...
.
.
,r,kail
i.i.j
Mfl
jug
I
.
ajsgarel
ugat.
Mgisuau
waaa
at
iiucs
congratulations
and
best
wishes
of
many
friends.
Repaired
and
larger
Vessel
on
Run
TT
J,
Nov.
4
-
A
veil
1
meeting
of-
tbe
ciraham
Island
Sas:
Coast
Farmers'
Institute
a
held
at
Lawn
Hill
on
Saturday,
October
SO.
After
a
lengthy
discussion,
g
was
decided
to
write
'he
Hon.
Dr
Sutherland,
uunifter
p(
public
works,
asking
-
!
tor
scene
work
u
be
done
to
alleviate
Children
Have
Kanrv
Dross
Af-.the
fair
and
Grown-ups
Masquer
jsste
to
TkUl
Road,
which
'
will
be
lm-
ade
jpaable
In
toe
we:
weather
If
some
very
'
t
uec-ssary
repalr
are
not
dane.
I
PORT
Cs.EMK.NTH.
Nor
3
very
de-
It
.,
also
decided
to
write
asking
Ugbtful
chlWrens
Hallowe'en
fancy
lhl!t
ms
Pr.nco
Cnar5
,
lef,
dress
was
held
last
Friday
ln:on
party
tn,
Xaiand
run.
-suiting
out
,hat
!t
j
HswUea'
Hall.
t,
im
possible
tfr
the.
B
Prince
John
Tbe
ball
was
very
prettUy
decorated
:
lo
mlk,
tht
-uai
mp
!n
,h(.
wlnar
in
colors
of
orange
and
black
by
Miss
i
,
p,r
arheu
.
Alice
UeUse
and
Miss
MUdnd
Peltpn
Tenders
sre
Wing
called
for
repaarJ
with
the
wttllng
assistance
of
sevewftik,
Qutitutelhidldlng
as
conilderahle
JFOUBI
ma
nUnuuasm
u
ijw.
being
ahown
In
In-
'
irc
bhwiuuc
Wj
Euwiru
stitute
matters
and
now
that
the
In-
very
pretty,
una
the
evening
was
spent
IN
looking
around
the
city
It
will
be
noticed
that
the
highest
pay
does
net
always
go
to
the
University
graduates.
A
MAGAZINE
writer
says
jaas
is
vulgar,
blatant,
hldeou;.
degrading,
de-moral
lzi
tig
.
an
Insult
to
music,
a
nerve
sssssi
BEa
esn-asBt-ess-si
asa
i
IT
MANY
HENNESSY
;
:rTtteat
and
a
crime.
Granting
all,,
that
j
stitute
la
functioning
again
it
la
hoped
'
"
'
Pop
wno
me
that
tbe
petltteni
will
receive
favor-
j
:o
blatant,
hideous,
degraded,
j
able
attention
from
the
departments
i
'ilncril1-
insulting.
Irritating,
and
concerned.
een
,n
criminal
acts
and
yet
i
seem
to
enjoy
Hfe
and
be
eminently
Man
in
the
Moon
PEOPLE
who
nave
nothing
else
to
brag
about
are
proud
of
their
ancestors
or
their
soclul
standing.
THE
wages
of
sin
go
to
the
lawyers
and
the
'police
and
other
official
to
enable
them
to
continue
sinning.
At
snyrate
it
used
to.
-t
reayeetable
and
sosnetlmee
leaders
of
society.
A
DETOUR
Is
something
that
exists
only
tat
the
effete
south.
We
bsve
not
any
here
yet.
IDLE
rumors
usually
become
active
iireetlj
they
are
repeated.
IP
public
opinion
la
against
you
there
hope,
ter
at
the
neat
change
you
are
'ikely
to
be
on
top.
THE
iBdepeadetrt
daughters
of
tbe
revolution
will
sold
a
gathering
next
week
to
provide
funds
for
the
giving
of
I
i
shower
tea
to
provide
articles
to
sell
I
ijick
to
tbe
doners
st
a
bazasr
to
be
beld
the
day
after
ChrU
truss
Anyone
viahlng
to
donate
will
please
do
so
by
:
or
warding
their
donations
marked
plainly
on
outside
of
envelope
"Man
In
Moon."
If
the
articles
sre
not
needed
for
the
bazaar
the
recipient
wUI
sell
:hem
and
use
the
cash
for
bis
own
Christmas
festivities.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
NOVKMItKK
4,
1917
Owing
to
rough
weather
outside,
haunt
landings
here
are
light
Boats
In
chide
tbe
Albatross.
18,000
pounds:
.ahoma,
1,000;
Nellie,
4,000:
Alameda,
4,000
Saturn,
5.000:
O
E.
Foster,
14,-000:
Andrew
Kelly,
14.000;
Torden-rkjold.
10,000.
Rev
Dr.
H.
R.
Orant
has
received
a
:ail
from
Cook's
Church.
Chllllwsclt.
He
hat:
not
yet
decided
whether
or
he
will
accept
the
call.
Mr
unci
Mrs.
w.
J.
Crawford
of
Alice
Arm
n.
paying
a
brief
visit
to
the
THROUGH
TRAINS
CONNECTION
WITH
OLD
COUNTRY
SAILINGS
T
ic
Cansdlan
National
Railways
have
mad
arrangements
to
operate
special
ra
tn
with
sleeping
cars
through
to
a
i
side
at
Montreal
and
Halifax,
in
ronnettion
with
Old
Country
sailings
''urtaK
November
and
December.
Seure
full
Information
regarding
rate,
reservations,
passports,
etc.,
from
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Avenue
Phone
260.
20(J
Advertise
in
The
DaUy
News
The
best
4
of
Beverages
THREE
STAR
HENNE
This
advertisement
is
not
publi-'lied
or
displayed
by
the
Liij
.101
Control
iloar'I
oi
of
British
C
olumbia
i
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
L
m
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.T.P.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Ennlneera,
Machinists.
Boilermakers,
lllackumitrt?.
makers.
Founders,
Woodworker.
Etc
ELECTItIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
Mm!
MARINE
AND
COMMKKCIAL
WOKh
PHONES
13
and
385
Dr.
M
AGUIRE
Dentist
Over
Or
me'
s
Drug
Store
Phune
525.
Office
Hours
9
to
9
Lady
AssisU"'
UNDEIt
NEW
MANAGEMENT
CENTRAL
HOTEL
The
place
called
"Home
120
Booms.
American
and
European
Plan.
Hot
and
CM
Water.
Bus
rneetvall:fr?jn?.apd'boats.
4
Sample
Boom,
e
Phone
51.
L.
Martin,
Manacef-
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
HsIIIiirs
from
frliire
Kupert.
tor
VANCOCVtlt,
V1CTOUIA.
8wanton
Ilay,
Alert
Bay,
etc,
Tuesday.
p.m.
for
VANCOUVER.
VICTORlAi
Unfed
ale.
Alert
Ilay.
etc..
Saturday
;"J.V
lor
POUT
M.MPKON,
N.t.tH
UIVEH
POINTS,
ALICE
AKM,
A-,,v
MTEVV.tllT,
Wales
Island,
Sunday,
g
p.m.
r
U3
2nd
Avenue.
K.
M.
HMITII,
Arent.
ITInce
Rupert,
B-
Through
tickets
sold
lo
Victoria
and
Heuttle
at
a
redured
rate
"
wrtaxe
checked
tlutiufli
to
dehllnallon,