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TWO
Every
Cold
is
Serious
Ac
j
cold
is
serieus
enough
when
its
dreadful
puMbtiitk
are
coo-sideredbttt
beat
there
k
mrbki
or
tightness
in
tb
chest
ud
a
dry
hard
coach
J
ean
look
lor
troccpftis,
which
U
often
oucfused
with
an
ordinary
eokL
It
Is
osaaRr
known
by
aching
Hrabs
and
body
pains,
dully
f4-UrV
Biriimi
ami
Mwtt,
pain
la
the
chwt
and
a
Ugh:,
tearing
cough.
Ferer.
dry
skin,
thirst,
coated
tongue
and
constipation
art
other
symptoms.
Dr.
Chase's
Syrup
of
Linseed
sod
Turpeatice
seems
sb&ost
hie
a
Hnc
for
brcacniUs
because
it
is
so
successful
in
loosening
up
the'
cough,
aiding
expectoration
and
.preventing
the
indammatioa
from
reaching
the
lusts.
DR.
CHASE'S
Syrup
of
Linseed
and
Turpentine
f
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98
66
Tuesday,
Dec.
G,
1927
OIL
ON
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
Seepages
of
crude
oil
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
nave
been
reported
time
and
again
and
the
latest
was
only
a
few
days
ago
when
it
was
stated
in
a
Skidegate
despatch
that
crude
oil
had
drifted
In
on
the
tide
to
Skidegate
Inlet
Numerous
efforts
have
been
made
to
prospect
for
oil
on
the
Queen
Charlottes
but
none
have
ever
bored
very
deep.
Whether
oil
will
ever
be
found
in
paying
quantities,
no
one
can
say,
but
there
in
certainly
a
chance
that
it
may.
The
Queen
Charlottes
are
full
of
possibilities.
It
is
to
some
extent
an
undiscovered
land.
NO
HAS1S
FOR
AGREEMENT
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain
reported
after
an
interview
with
the
Russian
delegate
to
Geneva.
that
he
could
find
no
basis
of
agreement
with
a
view
to
better
relations
between
the
two
countries.
Britain
was
one
of
the
first
countries
to
enter
into
a
trade
aVrwSesTwttfr
Russia.
'
Yet
she
haH
afwayr
-bWrf
rrJ
ir
with
more
or
tessnroity
because
she
has
been
the
great
stumbling
block'
in
the
way
of
the
extension
of
the
system
of
government
by
which
few
people
control
the
great
mass,
as
in
Rassia
today.
Britain
Is
a
democracy,
Russia
is
a
beaurocracy.
That
is
the
great
difference.
Between
countries
ruled
so
differently
there
is
little
basis
for
agreement.
We
have
a
letter
in
regard
to
the
mayoralty,
which
like
many
other
letters
received,
is
not
signed
by
the
writer.
Such
letters
do
not
appear
in
print.
However,
we
may
say
the
writer
suggests
that
people
are
able
to
judge
for
themselves
as
to
the
fitness
of
any
can
didate
for
the
mayoralty
and
with
that
we
folly
agree.
It
is
for
the
people
to
judge.
So
far,
however,
no
candidate
has
offered
him
self,
although
there
has
been
talk
of
at
least
three
and
possibly
more.
Had
"J.D."
signed
his
letter
it
would
have
been
published.
While
speaking
of
letters,
we
may
say
that
while
we,
as
a
rule,
allow
a
correspondent
to
sign
a
nom
de
plume
in
place
of
his
own
signature,
provided
always
his
own
signature
is
enclosed,
there
are
letters
which
we
cannot
so
publish.
The
newspaper
pub-
usning
letters
is
always
responsible
for
them
to
a
certain
extent
but
more
so
when
no
name
is
attached.
Anyone
wishing
to
express
very
radical
views
or
advocate
some
unusual
course
of
action
would
be
expected
to
sjgn
the
communication
and
not
throw
the
onus
on
the
newspaper.
The
paper
reserves
the
right
in
any
case
to
refuse
pub
lication
it
it,
thinks
doing
so.
is
in
the
public
tinterest,
We
suggest
xnai-ine
writer
ot
a
letter
should
not
ask
a
newspaper
tb
thing,
he
dares
not
say
over
his
own
signature.
AS
TO
THE
MAYORALTY
'
say
so
me-
As
to
the
mayoralty,
it
is
not
the
policy
of
this
paper
to
advocate
the
election
of
any
person
to
that
position.
We
agree
with
the
correspondent
that
it
is
for
the
candidates
themselves
or
their
friends
to
place
their
views
before
the
people
and
for
the
people
to
judgef
either
from
what
the
candidates
say
or
from
their
records.
It
is
possible
that
there
may
be
several
candidates
in
the
field,
either
of
which
would
undoubtedly
make
a
good
presiding
officer
for
the
city.
However,
we
would
suggest
that
it
is
about
time
those
wishing
to
have
a
candidate
in
the
field
bring
him
forward
in
some
formal
manrief
'so
that
people
may
have
a
chance
to
consider
the
situation
well.
Makes
your
breakfast
appetite
better
You
never
tire
of
its
delicious
flavour.
Sustains
you
all
forenoon.
Cooks
in
2r2
to
5
minutes.
Wrapped,
sealed,
dustproof
packages.
(PIONEER
CIVIL
ENGINEER
DIES
Death
Come
in
Toronto
to
A.
E.
r
The
Wrizhl
Pleads
After
JUr.e
f
Several
.)Juntbs
r
t.
Ptlnoe
RqmrfcJ
revetve
advice
of
the
'death
S3
at
'
Smshbuimr."
To
ot
Alfred
actio
Wrhtiit.
well
to
fl.
ptouser
eiru
alnrr
The
late
Mr.
Wright
who
reassjntd
in
Vic
.oris
fcsae.
Winter
became
of
i
lineal
lb.
re-ton
to
Prince
Rupert
las:
spring
an
WtHfc
aiS
coeM::i3u
Mcasar
worse
about
taw
Mb"
of
May.
ptoctooX
to
Toronto
vsmm
fee
gradually
sank
to
tbe
end
The
late
Mr
Wright,
who
was
41
yean
of
age.
was
the
son
of
Alfred
TCrlgat
of
Wen
dale.
Toronto,
t
Insurance
man
Sf
that
eHS.
He
la
Upper
Canada
Collage
Hoya!
Mtttary
OoUege.
Kington,
sad.
after
ha
marriage
to
Mats
Dora
Dentson.
daughter
of
the
late
Col
Fred
Denlson.
"Rusholme.'
Toronto,
same
vest
to
Prince
Rupert
in
Itll
and
Joined
the
firm
of
Ritchie
ii
Agaew.
civil
engineers.
Later
he
set
up
in
the
profession
for
himself,
sub-
seqaeaUy
tafteg
Lyman
Hmton
ot
this
elty
for
hi
-partner
Dtssdts
his
widow,
the
late
Mr.
Wright
la
survived
by
four
children
Charles.
Catherine.
Julia
and
(Jordan.
The
fatally
was
present
in
Toronto
when
the
end
came.
There
are
also
two,
arothsie
Dr.
Charles
Wright.
Canadian
ecreatM
who
accompanied
the
An
tarctic
polar
expedition
of
Captain
and
now
holds
a
prominent
post-tn
the
War
C-Bsee.
London.
Sag-and
Adrian
Wright
cf
Ottawa.
a
nephew
of
Rev.
F.
W.
CwsstnhvKennedT
of
Vancouver,
who
Is
St
present
s
visltar
in
the
c;tv.
Tbe
funeral
of
the
late
Mr
Wright
tack
place
In
Toronto.
Man
in
the
Moon
WOMAN
are
lite
fade
they
dye.
-B
when
User
IF
a
girl
is
cold
to
you.
do
not
'he
HwSjM.
Chins
sre
often
followed
ty
feieff.
qOjiMttNWTS
believe
In
Uklag
stag
awnt
from
the
rich
(rat
we
WKJre
taw
communists
at
Moseow
give
aar
man
a
dose
of
lead
who
suggests
tsktng
anything
away
from
them.
IN
order
ta
carry
on
a
stable
govern-
meat
sU
that
la
required
Is
horse
sense.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1
UH(J
monUl
'
,b
1nr
However,
the
liEC-Mliien
6.
1911
.
I
figure,
as
Issued
by
Hon.
William
fact
that
Col.
C.
W.
Peek.lHi.n
.
.
.....
rtetoolst
candidate
In
the
federal
etae-hhe
fir
ten
months
of
the
year
the
tkm.
was
formerly
s
Liberal
la
r.n.in,
i
.
.
-
s
lot
of
oomnfent.
Both
sides
are
trying
to
take
advantage
of
tbe
fact.
Writing
from
the
Front.
Major
L.
BuMoefc-Weter
declares
that
conscription
is
needed
st
once
if
Canada
Is
to
pursue
Its
part
in
the
Great
War
effeetrvefy.
ine
Aieeta.
with
70.000
pounds
of
halibut,
was
the
only
boat
to
arrive
from
the
banks
last
night.
BRITISH
GOVERNMENT
BEING
ACCUSED
OF
PROFIT
SNATCHING
(Manchester
Guardian)
Waste
and
lack
of
business
method
Is
supposed
by
the
vulgar
to
V
char-xcterlstle
of
all
Government
departments,
but
the
most
astute
expert
at
the
jyi.Jfim
.took,
to
TsbVfbr
'nay
ffaee
of
thone
qualities
in
the
Mint's
offer
to
supply
eu
of
the
new
silver
coinage
to
collector!.
The
complete
set.
comprising
crown,
half-crewn,
florin,
shilling,
sixpence,
and
threepenny
bit.
wUl
be
supplied
In
a
cardboard
box
for
15s,
or
if
you
like
to
psy
s
guinea
you
can
have
the
same
collection
In
a
red
leather
ease.
One
would
not
adrtse
Intending
pur-ehaeers
to
let
tfcemselres
(snd
another
six
shillings)
be
carried
away
by
the
temptation
of
that
red
leather
case
the
Department
which
Is
nobly
pre-fred
to
sell
eleven
and
three-penn'oth
of
coin
of
the
realm
for
fifteen
shilling
!s
not
Ukely
to
be
doing
anything
very
tenerorus
la
the
matter
of
red
leather.'
What
is
more,
even
If
the
new
coins
were
eold
at
their
fsce
value
of
Us
3d.,
the
suthorlUes
would
still
be
making
a
handsome
profit,
thanks
to
the
large
proportion
of
base
metal
which
now
goes
Into
our
nominally
"silver"
coinage.
Of
course
It
pays,
and
taxation
is
Mlghtly
reduced
In
conseqvenee.
But
since
we
sre
to
have
new
designs
it
seems
rsther
a
pity
that
we
eannnt
have
the
old.
real
silver
to
sopport
them.
DECLINE
IN
OUTPUT
OF
B.C.
COAL
MINES
VICTORIA.
Dec.
S.
A
decline
In
pro
duction
during
the
month
of
October
cut
the
percentage
of
Increase
which
long
tons
ss
compared
with
1
.892.328
long
tons
in
tbe
same
period
last
year,
an
Increase
of
139.044
long
tons
or
seven
per
cent.
Vancouver
Island
collieries
sre
running
54.188
long
tons
ahead"
of
last
year
and
the
Nicola-Princeton
district
chows
s
gain
ot
21.121
tons.
The
East
Kootenay
district
holds
tbe
rate
Increase
of
the
earlier
months
with
a
growth
far
the
ten
months
of
53.793
long
tons.
OTTAWA,
Dec.
6.
Three
genuine
Strsdlvsrlus
violins
bsre
been
located
in
this
district.
In
most
eases
they
tell
into
the
possession
of
their
present
-wners
when
they
were
purchased
"for
a
song."
Mrs.
E.
jsmieson
purchased
a
violin
six
years
ago
from
an
old
gentleman
for
tlO
The
words
"Antonlus
Stradivari
us
Cromonensls
Fadebst
Anno
1716
are
inscribed
on
the
Inside
of
the
Instrument
which
she
purchased
for
her
son
to
practice
on.
W.
I.
Weaver,
of
Mauntaln.
Ont.
pur
chased
the
violin,
which
he
claims
to
be
s
8tradlvarlus.
18
years
ao
In
New
Oatarto
from
a
Russian
who
was
In
straightened
clrr-umvances.
It
bears
the
WAS
SO
NERVOUS
and
SHORT
OF
BREATH
COULD
HARDLY
SLEEP
Mrs.
Ionise
Buftlrn,
Golden
Lake.
Ont,
writes:
"For.
several
years
I
was
greatly
troubled
with
my
heart
I
was
so
nervous
and
short
of
breath
I
could
hardly
aleep
at
night
and
If
I
did
sleep
for
wna
I
tad
lad
dreams.
"I
mansg!
to
keep
at
my
work,
somehow,
until
I
began
to
hare
duzy
spells
wbn-h
got
so
bad
I
had
to
give
op.
I
vtti
majiy
kinds
of
medicine,
tot
found
an
help
until
I
got
a
box
ef
After
the
first
box
I
found
a
great
change,
and
after
two
boxes
I
was
as
well
as
I
could
be.
"I
told
my
mother,
who
had
choking
teniationa,
about
them
asd
has
been
scored
during
the
preeent
year)
they
helped
her
r.U
1
I
I13
2
Z
??-?iWS
of
the
Province
the'
dealc7.
1t
Z.
2
druggist,
asd
a.
compared
with
or
-
output
in
the
r.
srrespondlne
period
m
price
bv
Tie
T
r..
rv.
nit
1826.
Mild
weather
was
given
as
the
A
Kf
ASSURANCE
.
TO
ALL
FOKD
OWNERS
We
wish
to
assure
the
Ford
owners
of
this
community
that
as
long
as
they
drive
their
Model
T
cars,
a
full
stock
of
.
,
genuine
parts
will
be
available,
and
4?
expert
Model
T
service
will
be
maintained.
This
applies
not
only
in
our
own
garage,
but
throughout
the
Dominionvide
Ford
dealer
organization.
f
The
Ncti'
Car
tihfch
trill
soon
be
on
display
In
our
jJiOu-roomj
is
the
ultimate
expression
of
auto
motft-e
engineering
and
design
made
possible
by
the
16,000,000
Ford
cars
that
hair
gone
before
it.
YOU
ARE
INVITED
TO
THE
FIRST
SHOWING
OF
THE
NEW
CAR
Come
to
our
Showrooms
for
Complete
Details
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Authorised
Dealers
Prince
Rurert,
B.C.
oy
experts
Be
values
tbe
Instrument
t
116.000
and
has
refused
$10400
for
it.
BURNS
UKE
A
charge,
against
Frank
Keefe
of
rhrfBg
a
motor
ear
while
Intoxicated
most
Stanyer
has
returned
to
Burns
ate
after
having
spent
three
years
on
ae
prairies.
He
was
accompanied
back
v
Ms
brother.
Jack
Stanyer.
Barney
Mnlvany
has
the
contract
for
ne
delivery
of
the
new
machinery
to
ae
Tsltapta
mine.
He
Is
being
aa-sted
by
Praser
McKenzle
and
E.
M.
Hekey.
N.
Ecklond
of
Decker
Lake
Is
maklnr
irranfemenu
to
purchase
tbe
C.
Mc-vmneU
home
m
Burns
Lake.
District
visitors
In
town
during
the
past
week
have
tneruded
).
L.
Barker.
Otrestbam;
William
Blckle.
Orassy
Plains;
Matt
Hutter.
PsHlrig.
and
H.
Roberts.
Longworth.
IN
I'KOHATE
IN
TIIK
SI
I'UKME
CO!
IIT
OF
ItltlTISIf
COLIMItlt
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
Tn
tbe
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
George
Clifford
Adolpbus
Wilson.
Deceased.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor.
P.
MeB.
Ymin
tot
it
t
nt
n..
cember.
A.D.
1927,
1
was
appointed
Admin
istrator
of
the
estate
of
Oeorge
Clifford
Adolpbus
Wilson,
deceased,
snd
all
parties
having
claims
against
tbe
said
estate
sre
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
tbe
3rd
day
of
January,
AD.
1938,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
r,
.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
1ST?
t
3rd
daJr
f
Decembtr-
A-D-
in
rnonATE
IX
THE
M
PiiEJlllOVKT
OF
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of
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Estate
of
Robert
Rudd.
Deceased.
Intestate
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor.
P.
MeB.
Young,
the
liT
day
$
Decembtr,
AX).
1827.
1
was
appointed
Administrator
of
tbe
Ut
of
Rotert
Rudd.
deoessed.
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
saw
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same
?iyTiJ
7""
to
me
on
before'
the
3rd
dav
of
Jinti.r.
a
r.
7i,.
.1
aU
parties
Indebted
tn
UZ
",t?L
required
to
oav
the
nmn,,,,,
Z?.JVZ
indebtedness
t-.
me
forthwi-i;
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A.
WATT
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in
the
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for
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Hollars
ante
inscription
as
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violin
owned
jy
Mrs.
Jamteeon
but
Is
dsted
1TM
The
third
violin
Is
In
the
possession
of
John
Pumfrey.
of
Camden
township,
ills
violin
has
been
pronounced
genuine
"Rupert
Brand"
1
A
Jfl.
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DAINTIEST
BKEAKFAST
FOOD.'
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Dally
by
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&
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