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Augut
31,
1927
DRINKS
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i
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,
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COME
NOW
AND
GET
YOUR
CHOICE
while
the
choice
is
good!
Great
B
Boots
at
argam
McARTHUR'S
SUMMER
of
high
grade
McArthur's
Shoes
arc
Known
for
quality.
Every
pair
in
the
store
at
Sale
Prices.
LACQUER
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
tee
DRINKS
for.
Health
and
Pleasure
Ajl!lnaris
"the
Queen
of
Table
Waters
bottle
Canada
Dry
(linger
Ale.
A
pale
Ginger
Ale
of
excellent
quality
bolt,e
Hunyadi
Janos.
A
mild
aperient
water
"()(
bottle
Vichy
Celestin
bottIe
l'lutn
Water"
"''t
bott,e
lied
Haven
-"
1011,6
Syphon
Soda
Water
f!
-a.
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yfia
Pioneer
Drttc?fisls
THIRD
AVE.
b
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
tt?fc200
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
VAnc-,IV,;,,
vtcftliVE
2SmE2i
,uy.
etc.
Tuesday,
a
,.
"ay,
S
p.m.
21
Mytt
Pulnl
""d
""ln.
F.rl,",J,
p-"Y.,ce
Rupert.
1I.C.
5hJ
-.".
Av.nu-
R.
M.
SMITH.
Aretit
loured
reduteu
rale
rate
and
at
a
ha,.IhroUth
UrM
IJ
lo
Victoria
and
Seitltle
,Jgcherkel
through
tu
ttmstlm.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
The
Louvre
Stamped
Salt
itarU
t
Friday
morning
at
ISO.
Local
and
Personal
Thle
afternoon'
train
from
th
Eaat.
due
at
340
U
reported
to
bt
on
time.
Arthur
Tail.
Phons
071.
Ba
Undertaker.
Phone
41.
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
n.
Qcom.
Phone
t88.
Pet
'tttJBti,
4
babul
Wfcenthlnklnt
i
UMUon
Sal
tt
2M
Big
EC-
Frkfcty
morning
29
V.
D-
Chaley
arrived
In
the
etty
f
rmo
ixm
Angela
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning.
r"o.t-nuptui
reception
Um
F.
O.
0n
will
receive
on
Thur4y.
Sep-
"ralm
1.
from
3X)
to
.
M4
Big
Dance
tonight
Metropo
Hall.
9
p.m
to
13.
Acoordion
miMte
by
Reader
Anderson.
Ladteo
He.
Gent
Me.
Miw
Lucy
PUUbury
returned
to
to
)'
y
on
the
Prince
Oeorfe
this
wornlng
afer
holiday
trip
to
Vncouvr
tad
V..
tori.
Pax-eners
nailing
on
the
Catala
Iwt
"futug
lor
Vancouver
lnttvded
J.
L.
K.uk
Mrs
B.
A.
Jack
and
aon
and
i
Kuymond
Lot.
Annual
Bacaar
of
the
Women'
Auxiliary
Anglican
Cathedral,
Thursday.
November
17.
Mr.
Jctta
Bremnee
and
faroUy,
who
fcftre
bera.
(pending
the
summer
In
ttaewwif.
Married
horn
on
the
Prince
Oeetfc
tb3
morning.
4
Mtaa
niweilarth.
mho
la
to
assume
a
position
an
ttM
atari
of
the
local
high
echool.
arrived
on
this
momlftff
from
Va
U
the
Prince
Oeorgt
aneouver.
Mr
a
Ml
lira.
J.
8.
Wlhoa
and
aon
returned
to
m
tt
on
the
Prince
Oaargi
this
morning
after
spending
a
thrif
week'
hUday
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
MIm
Btenehe,
Ourtta
and
Utu
Oraee
Curt
la.
who
harr'neen
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Vaaootmf
aad
other
polnu
in
the
aoutlt.
returned
to
the
cltjr
on
the
ITinee
George
thi
morning.
'
s
The
final
la
the
man'
atnglea
of
the
Bag!
mental
tennis
tournament
between
Poll
Ho
aMl
afcd
A.
11.
Carmlehael
va
postponed
laat
night
on
account
of
rain
and
will
take
place
thi
evening
If
weather
I
eutteble.
Mr.
and
Mr."ft
H.
Orme
and
fmlljr
rfurnrf
tA
tK
rjlr
on
th
Prlnr
emu
at
thi
Prortaeta!
repr.
otott
tht
noralng
from
Qualleum
Beach
where
Mr.
Orme
nd
fmur
"
"",rr"
WU1
"
tpent
the
r.:mmr
racatton
.being
join-
No
8
ahed
O.TJ.
wharf.
on
ca
a
couple
of
weeka
ago
by
Mr.
Orme
Hydrcgraphle
aufTey
LUIoet.
Major
A.
MatLaren
of
Toronto,
tie
which
ba
been
engaged
lartoe
aw
,al
Oaaadlan
National
-Rail-vey
work
In
contiguous
ittm
rrlvod
way,
mtritM
ou
the
Prince
Oeorge
,in
port
at
7
AO
thu
morning.
ltato
ajoratojg
from
Vancouver
on
hi
i
way
to
the
Interior.
He
1
aocom-
David
Prevort.
Indian,
wa
fined
115
u,
daughtr.
Ui
jnMc-and
coau.
with
the
option
of
fourteen
jtren.
day'
Unpriaonmont.
in
city
police
court,
jlo
rall
,OT
arunionnaw.
j
willUm
Mclror.
uperlntendent
of
l
"
"
the
Wheat
Pool'
local
elevator,
ha
!
Mr.
Morrl
Hlott
and
daughtan.
who
returned
to
duty
at
the
plant
following
nave
oeen
penamg
toe
paw
wo
awaua
roceat
Ulnee,
It
1
expected
that
,ln
Vancouver
on
vacation,
returned
to
tb
month
of
September
will
ee
the
,
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
thi
at
pmn
of
the
1927
crop
arriving
In
morning.
ne
plant.
I
Oeorge
Waddell.
formerly
of
thla
city.
Mayor
J.
II.
Aahwell
of
Chllllwack
aailed
laat
night
on
the
Catala
for
Van-
provincial
grand
.
muter
of
the
Odl-
couver
aiier
naving
apent
we
aummer
at
ttUw
iodgf
after
paying
official
captain-
oove
cannery,
engaged
in
vi,,te
ber.
,B1
,t
Anyox,
left
on
thl
i
electrical
work.
(
morntng'a
train
for
Terrace
whence
he
I
'
will
proceed
to
Prince
Oeorge
and
home
Mia
Mooney
of
the
Pnnce
Rupert
via
Queanel.
General
H
capital
graduate
nuratng
ataff
-
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
C.
W.
Tourtelotte,
aaltnt
to
the
'Oeorge
thla
morning
after
a
holiday
Pacific
Ooaat
manager.
Oinadlan
Gov-
trip
to
Vancouver.
ernment
Merchant
Marine;
Donald
Mc-
'Leod.
chief
of,
the
Investigation
depart
Mlas
S.
A.
MUU.
prtnotnal
of
Borden
mont.
and
W.
1L
Fogg,
chief
clerk
to
Street
School,
returned
to
the
city
on
B.
C.
Keeley.
are
making
the
round
the
Prince
Oeorge
thla
morning
after
trip
to
Skagway
on
the
iteamer
Prince
having
apent
the
vunrmer
vacation
Oeorge
which
la
In
port
today,
rutting
with
her
mother
In
Loa
Anaelea.
!
Waiter
Wddel
well
known
member
Mra.
D.
O.
Stewart
and
aona.
who
of
the
CNR.
auditing
department
ataff
have
been
apendlng
the
past
couple
of
at
Vancouver,
la
a
passenger
on
the
month
in
their
summer
home
at
Prince
George
today
making
the
round
Boundary
Bay
near
Vancouver,
returned
trip
to
Skagwiy
with
hi
bride,
for-home
on
the
Prince
George
this
morn-
marly
Mlas
Elsie
Gait,
daughter
of
Mr.
ing.
,and
Mra.
John
Otl,
Tpty
are
on
their
honeymoon
trip,
having
been
married
P.
D.
Rice.
B.C.hS..
and
A.
D.
Yorke
In
Vancouver
Monday
evening,
returned
to
the
city
laat
night
after:
having
agent
aeveral
dara
nuklnc
a
aur-'
L.
W.
Patmore
left
on
thU
morning'
vey
of
the
Thulr&e
River
power
altuation
Wain,
aocompanled
by
Mrs.
Patmore
on
behalf'
of
A.
C.
R.
Yuill,
Vancouver
for
8mlther,
where
he
will
prosecute
hydro-electric
engineer.
j,u
Kltwanoool
Indians
who
are
being
!
chars
ed
with
intimidation
as
a
result
Mis
Mary
McRa.
who
la
to
enter
the,
o'
recent
moleatatlons
of
a
survey
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
tor
a
Py
m
their
valley.
Milton
Oonzales.
course
in
nurse'
training,
returned
to
j
ho
alao
left
today
for
the
interior,
the
city
on
thi
aftemoon'a
train
Iran1"
appear
la
defence
of
the
natives.
the
Interior
where
she
has
been
vial
ting
following
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
21
Established
1923.
4k
Office
Hours:
9
a.m.
to
G
p.m.
'
Saturday:
9
a.m.
to
1
p.m.
4
men
school
notkk.
The
Principal
will
be
in
attendance
B.
J.
Melllah.
manaaer
of
the
local'
l
'"8"
ocno1
on
BeP"rn-
ter
3
from
9:3(5
12
nd
Jrora
branch
of.
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Oom-
noon
1
130
w
4
Pm-
nd
on
Saturday.
Sep-turned
metce.
and
Mrs.
MeUlah
and
family
re-
tenw
3
frcm
030
to
12
noon
for
the
to
tre
city
on
the
Prince
of
and
of
In-
I""-pae
enrolling
pupils
George
thU
morning
after
spending
their
annual
vacation
vlaltlng
In
Vancouver
wew
ing
preu.
and
Nanalmo.
J.
C.
Brady.
MP,
returned
to
the
lng
from
the
Bella
Ooola
district
where
I
I
he
participated
in
the
unveiling
of
a
j
'
j
monument
in
Maakenale
Park
In
honor
of
Sir
Alexander
Mackenzie,
first
j
I
white
man
to
penetrate
to
the
Pacific
,
,
208
T1IOS.
PEDDIE,
Principal.
'ADVANCES
MADE
IN
DRESS
OF
WOMEN
IS
SUBJECT
OF
ARTICLE
TORONTO.
Aug.
31
"Bride
Broder.'
Coast.
The
unevlllnga
was
performed
by
ln
tne
Mall
and
Empire,
writing
for
Hon.
R.
Randolph
Bruce.
Lieutenant
Gov-
women'
fashions
ln
1867.
ays:
enior
of
British
Columbia.
Mr.
Brady
I
-They
tell
us
we
have
triumphed
glor-reports
that
welcome
rains
have
recently
OU8iT
m
eVery
sphere,
from
the
palace
j
fallen
In
the
Bella
Cool
valley
after.
to
the
cabin,
and
from
the
University
an
unprecedented
spell
of
dry
weather,
j
to
the
ateel
foundry,
but
what.
oh.
whst
doee
It
all
amount
to,
when
we
measure
It
up
with
the
cyclonic
wave
of
aster-
ANftOULMENTS
j
tlve
feminity
that
has
delivered
us
from
fi-..
.
I
the
thraldom
of
the
wardrobes
of
the
St.
Andrew's
Societv
Concert
nnd'P87
Vaudeville
show.
Wednesday,
September
Any
evening
by
appointment
TJrJ-P
Kenny
DENTIST
Exchange
Block.
Phone
109
We
have
advanced,
no
doubt,
but
all
,
advancing
seems
petty
when
we
range
alongside
the
shedding
we
have
done.
We've
ahed
the
quilted
petticoat
and
the
all-encumbering
crinoline.
We've
unpicked
the
lining
from
our
skirts
and
torn
the
steel
and
whalebone
from
our
"basques,"
and
thrown
those
last-named
garments
after
them.
We've
put
the
!
buatle
ln
a
museum
and
placed
the
long
full
skirt
that
swept
the
dust-germs
from
1
the
atreet.
on
the
Index-Expurgatorlu
of
dreas-dom.
'
"We've
washed
the
starch
from
our
ttnderthlngs,
and
feel
no
qualm
when
we
go
forth
on
a
warm
day,
ln
a
allk
shirt
and
bloomers,
a
shadow-proof
slip
;
and
a
frock
that
Is
made
of
four
yards
:
of
thin
silk."
"I
think
the
new
doctor's
a
duck,"
she
remarked,
coyly.
"Well.
I
wouldn't
go
far
BS
that,
said
her
husband,
"but
I
will
say
I've)
Jjiotlced
a
bit
of
the
quack
about
him.
"j
Answers.
I
Advertise
ln
Tb
Dally
New
I
:.lt
WIICN
TIIKV
WOI(Ki:i
CODE
IN
McOtrr't
V.ntlbl.it
it
an
asctuilve
fwture
ol
MfCUry's
Sumhins
Fitrsua,
which
burn
ol
coil
qiullr
si
well
harj
coal,
cots
w
wood.
Il
miuf
pro
fccitxl
aif
with
xlt
roal
iun
and
ctwwecta
ihcm
lata
Baow
thus
etimiaauaf
aaat,
wsm
srd
rlusb
Fill
in
and
mail
attached
coupon
enH
wa
will
aand
yav
aims
ami
aid'aa
l
ttw
n..t..t
McQanr'a
dealac
who
will
fuarantaa
a
"Coda
IaMalM
licatin
tyutm
which
will
giva
lilatioM
aalulactisn.
An
American
mining
engineer
wa
spending
a
few
days
In
Walea
and.
having
become
friendly
with
a
local
miner.
fcsked
the
latter
to
show
ulm
round.
The
American
was
quite
unimpressed
and
Inclined
to
sneer
at
moat
of
the
things
he
saw.
"Say,"
he
remarked,
"we've
mines
back
home
so
deep
that
It
take
half
an
hour
to
go
down
and
half
an
hour
to
come
up."
"Well,"
said
the
miner,
"that
mine
there
la
deeper;
It
takes
half
a
day
Jo
go
dewn
and
the
same
to
come
upl"
"Applesaucel"
snorted
the
other.
"When
Is
the
work
done?"
"Work!"
answered
his
guide.
"Oh,
the
night
shift
does
that!"
Yorkshire
Post.
SKKVKII
HIM
RIGHT.
It
was
a
Flag
Day
ln
Aberdeen
the
day
on
which
the
Aberdonlans
are
said
to
atay
ln
their
houses)
and
a
holiday-maker
was
asked
by
a
pretty
girl
to
buy
a
flag.
"I
thought,"
said
the
vUitor.
"you
did
not
have
Flag
Days
in
Aberdeen.1
"Is
that
why
you
came
here
for
your
holidays?"
The
visitor
quickly
bought
a
flag
and
disappeared.
Advertise
ln
The
Dally
Nsws
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LVND
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
District.
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
north
of
Lots
1638
and
1837.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
The
Langara
Fishing
and
Packing
Co.
Ltd.
of
Massett,
occupation
Canners,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
twenty
chains
north
of
Yan
Indian
Reserve
and
on
the
ahore
of
Mclntyre
Bay;
thence
north
8
chain
to
the
low
water
mark:
thence
westerly
following
said
low
water
160
chains;
thence
southerly
5
chains;
thence
easterly
160
chains
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
Ln
ANGARA
FISHING
is
PACKING
CO.
LTD,
Applicant.
Fred
Nash,
Agent.
Dated
June
27.
1927
LIED
makes
Warm
Air
Heating
the
most
efficient
system
known
to
Science!
AMONG
heating
experts
warm
'r
h
known
as
the
most
healthful
and
economical
firm
of
domestic
hrating.
It
fosters
health
gives
winter-long
corn
fort.
It
coMs
shout
one-half
llut
of
other
ysUn.
YVt,
because
so
mny
warm
air
furnaces
are
unscientifically
installed,
thousands
of
householders
are
not
getting
the
results
they
should.
How
can
this
condition
be
remedied?
The
answer
is
"Code
Installation".
A
"Code
Installed"
Warm
Air
Heating
System
is
a
system
in.stn.Med
according
to
tried
and
proven
scientific
principles.
There
is
no
guesswork.
"Code
Installed"
warm
air
guarantees
an
unfading
abundance
of
moist,
circulating
healthful
heat
seventy
degrees
in
every
room
during
sub-zero
weather.
Mcdiry'
are
the
only
Orudun
members
of
the
National
UVm
Air
I
Ieat.
Jng
nd
Ventilating
Afwctation
sn
iwsorUiion
wlMi
ha
adopted
a
adentific
rotle
for
installing
warm
air
furnace.
By
insisting
on
a
McCbry'i
"Code
Installed"
Sunshine
Furnace
you
are
guaranteed
a
heating
system
which
costs
less
to
buy
and
leu
to
maintain
than
more
elaborate
system
yet
provide
70
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