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SI,
1927
AND
PURE
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krri,
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lk
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br.wwi
by
th
Ami!uulrtl
makers,
Founders
Woodworker.
Etc.
KI.KCTMC
AND
ACETYLENE
WEI.IllNC.
Our
plant
is
oijuijiped
to
hiiniilr
all
kinds
of
MAMNE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WOltK.
PHONES
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published
or
displayed
ny
tee
Liquor
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ti
1
Board
c)f
by
the
Ikveriunetit
ot
Suu-h
Columlna.
The
W
Store
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and
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JV1HII.,
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It
HVIIUGIIUI
III
v
V.
di
ions
of
general
wcakne,
anaemia,
loss
of
apimtite
and
phyitiral
exhaustion.
Price,
per
bottle
-
-
-
Sl.UT,
n
,
.lock
is
fresh.
The
patent
oval
shaped
bottle
is
a
..,
(
of
the
gtnuiiie
Vinol.
Ormes
Ltd.
The
Pioneer
DruggUt
Three
registered
Pharmucists
3rd
Ate.
nnd
Gth
HI.
Phones
82
mid
200
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
.
AM)
SHIPYARD
Operating
(5.T.P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
r'niflneerN
MachlnUtM,
llollermakers
IHnckMnllhs
Pattern-
6
Cylinder
Sterling
Marine
Engine
for
Sale
Cheap
Medium
Heavy
Duty
1)0-125
H.P.
complete
with
self
star-id
'lew
buttery,
only
used
eleven
months.
Excellent
con-Ituruuin
price.
Write
A.
E.
AITKEN.
10121
1011,
Street,
lklnuinlon.
Alia.
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT"
Hcsmaagragf
BEST
PROCURABLE
'
:
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i.9?T
S
S
J
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ti
yy.
PROCUCt
or
SCOtUNB
B
OrliU.I
Ub.l
loolc
for
It
t
Ik.
Vrndor'j
nd
inil.t
on
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURAuLi-
Conl!Vetise,ne,,t
"ol
pol.ltslic.l
or
displayed
by
Ue
Ijt'H-
--v.w.
uuuru
or
by
Iho
Qoveratticni
unusn
wiuu"
or
Local
and
Personal
Arthur'
Tail.
Phone
678.
fi.C.
UndrrUkeri.
Phone
41.
Buy
rtupcrt
manufuctured
ehlnglci
ir6m
Seal
cove
Lumber
Co.,
Ltd.
U
It
MIh
Emily
Davlet
ilttrr
of
Mrs.
W.
O.
Hughei
arrived
from
Victoria
Ut
evening
on
the
iteamer
Camoaun.
M.
McDonald,
hem
(tltcher.
moving
i
from
the
Dollar
Store
to
Oawthorn
premUes
February
1.
Your
patronage
kollclted.
,
25
Mr.
Baker
of
Terrace
came
in
on
yeau-rdAyV
train
and
wai
taken
to
the
local
hotpKal.
He
U
luSerlng
with
a
broken-
ankle.
Albert
Farrow,
ateamboat
impccuir.
arrived
In
the
cltjf
from
Vancouver
on
the
Camoaun
laat
night,
being
here
on
omclal
dutle.
8.
Doble
of
Copper
City
waa
brought
to
tfte
city
on
yeiterday'a
train
and
taken
to
the
local
hospital
aufferlhg
from
an
attack,
of
influenza.
Sent.
P.
M.
Haniiah.
chief
of
the
Mile
Donald
of
Alice
Arm.
who
has
been
on
a
trip
south
for
the
past
two
at
thrM
iwki
arrived
In
the
Bit
from
The
current
Issue
of
the
B.C.
Oasettr
1
Passengers
arriving
on
the
Camosun
last
evening
Included
S.
Suga.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kergtn
snd
Miss
Margaret
Kerffin
Jt.
Psrrow,
A.
Olson.
Mile
Donald.
8.
a.
Footner.
J.
P.
M.
Hannah.
Mlas
t
Davlsa.
H
Larson.
Archbishop
A
tf
nilluutl
.nil
V
nmlalKt
fnr
Talbot.
J.
Tumbull
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Dodd.
E.
E.
Bower.
Q.
S.
Brows.
M.
Miles.
J.
Harvey.
T.
A.
Hutchison.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
F.
Larson
for
Anyox
LAND
ACT
MITK
K
til"
INTKVriOX
TO
APPLY
TO
to
rritnitM:
i.i
lit
Prince
Rupert
L'ind
Recontlna
District
of
Prlnre
Rupert,
and
situate
on
the
north
shore
oi
the
South
Arm
o:
Tarao
Harbor.
Moresby
Inland.
Qureti
Charlotte
Islands.
Province
of
Brlttoh
Columbia.
TAKK
NOTICE
that
James
Field,
of
Prince
Rupert.
II
C
occupation
Marine
Broker,
intends
to
apply
tor
permrwlon
to
purchase
the
following
described
lands:
Cocnmenrlng
at
a
pnst
planted
on
thr
north
shore
of
South
Arm
of
Taaoo
Ilar-brr.
Moresby
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Inlands.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
about
S
chains
from
the
end
of
the
Government
trail:
thence
10
chains
northeasterly:
thence
10
chains
northwesterly:
thence
10
chains
southwesterly;
thenre
10
chains
southeasterly,
and
containing
twenty
(20)
acres,
more
or
leas.
JAMES
FIELD.
Dated
November
29.
192fl.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Salvation
Army
Musical
Entertainment,
February
4.
Knights,
of
Pythias
St.
Valentine's
Juvenile
Masquerade
Ball,
February
14.
Established
112.'I.
Any
evening
by.
iiiipointmeiit
DENTIST
Exchange
Ulock.
I'hone
101)
THE
DAILY
NEWS
P
3E
THRB
A
SAILOR'S
EXPERIENCE
RHEUMATISM
AND
PILES
ENDED
BY
"
FRUIT-A-TIYES
"
n
MR.
S.
IXOYD.
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t
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i
t
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....
i
"t"or
some
unc
i
nm
ucth
uuius
wim
Thomas
A.
Keller,
well
known
Queen
5"
"".11";..
i
.i.i,i
r
a.
Charlotte
laUnd
toggrtif
operator,
was
tkW
to
lTy
Kruit-a-tiwi
In
a
very
in
nm
mj
aa
oaiurasj
ofi
n
wj
ort
wje
I
hM
reliel
lor
ilif
hrst
lime
from
Vancouver
to
Lagan
Inlet.
T.
A
Clark
of
the
provincial
forestry
service
sailed
on
Saturday
evening
on
Uh.
1rltwsB
Jnhn
flnr
Pnrl
flmAltl
An
announces
the
lncorporaUon
of
O
j01
bUiUlc-
Percy
Tinker
As
Co..
Ltd.
with
capltall-1
Adjourned
annual
meeting
ol
the
r
a
loom
.an
MWd
office
C
Agricultural
&
Industrtal
at
Prince
Rupert.
Th
new
concern
AUthjp.
in
city
hall
ai
8
oolook
to-
ha.
been
formed
to
take
over
the
busl-
ness
carried
on
by
O.
Percy
Tinker
ln,"w
this
city.
PROVINCIAL
COURT
OF
REVISION
STILL
INSESSION
HERE
The
provincial
court
of
revlaton
la
itlll
In
progreu
here.
Several
appeal
were
heard
by
John
Dybhavn
sitting
as
Judge
at
the
week-end
and
adjournment
wa
taken'
until
today.'
'
"
Ura.
K.
Draun
ano
H.
Frank
of
Terrace
entered
apptal
and
adjustment
were
ordered
in
each
cae
by
the
court.
The
appeal
of
the
Oranby
Mining
and
ConaoUdittd
Smelting
Co.
wa
presented
by
S.
W
Taylor
acting
for
the
.company
and
representation
were
made
bjr
W.
R.
Lindsay,
general
uperlntendent
at
Anyux.
and
by
R.
H.
Plommer,
treasurer
of
the
company.
The
case
wa
adjutirntd
w.ul
Monday
afternoon.,
,
The
appeal
of
the
Rupert
Marine
Product
Co.
Ltd.
was
presented
by
Jos.
It
Rev.
Arfchaf
''
Barner
oi
Toronto,
superintendent
of
United
Church
Indian
sthools,
sailed
for
Skldegate
on
the
Prince
John
Saturday
night.
Union
freighter
Chllkoot,
Capt.
J.
L.
Williams,
arrived
in
port
last
night
at
7:45
from
port
Simpson
and
Stewart
.,
,
.
land
salted
thU
morning
for
Vancouver
Prince
Rupert;
F.
J.
Lancaster.
W.
A..
,
via
of
call.
many
ports
The
fire
department
ausvofed
a
call
to
the
office
of
Dr.
H.
L.
Alexander
this
morning
st
9
o'clock
where
ait
oil
stove
gave
some
anxiety.
The
blaze
was
soon
extinguished
without
damage
C.NJL
steamer
Prince
John,.
Capt.
E.
Mabbs,
sailed
at
1U0
midnight
Saturday
for
Vancouver
,
via
the
Quean
Charlotte
Islands.
The
vessel's
departure
was
delayed
a
few
hours
on
account
oi
heavy
freight
offerings.
Douglas
Lay,
resident
mining
engineer
for
the
northeastern
mineral
survey
district
with
headquarters
at
Haswltoh.
arrived
In
the
city
last
night.
He
is
Just
back
from
Vtotorla.
where
he
ha
been
at
departmental
head-quarters
for
the
post
few
weeks.
The
annual
Men's
Banquet
of
the
Church
of
England
will
be
held
In
the
Cathedral
Hall
on
Tuesday
at
7
pin.
Taking
the
place
of
the
Gardens
while
that
vessel
undergoes
her
annual
overhaul
in
Vancouver,
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
A.
E.
Dfcksoii.
arrived
from
the
south
at
8:15
last
night
and
sailed
at
2
o'clock
this
morning
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
and
other
,
northern
porta
of
coll.
It
la
understood
'
that
R'eri,
itUes
manager
for
the
company,
and
Witi
allowed
by
the
court.
LA1E
CONRAD
HADLAND
INTERRED
YESTERDAY
International
llilile
Student
In
fliarje
or
Smice
llurlal
In
t
ain
lew
Cemetery
Funeral
service
for
the
late
Conrad
1
1
ad
land
waa
held
yesterday
afternoon
I
aiw
bad
a
touch
of
Vbehnr.
p.lcs
and
from
the
chapel
of
the
DC.
Undertaker
foanrl
that
'Fruit-a-tfvea'
u
irl.
1
like
a
Iwtth
the
IcuroaUonal
Bible
Students
In
city
detachment
of
fbe
provincial
think
they
are
reaHy
marvellous."-
police,
returned
from
the
south
on
the'
rwu,
-'".
steamer
Camosun
last
evening.
Made
in
Canada,
by
Canadian
workmen.
Imperial
Premier
gasoline
for
!
uniform
quality
and
dependable
service
If
better
RMOllne
could
be
made.
Imperial
Oil
Ltd.
would
make
It.!
Keep
your
money
In
.Canada.
charm.
I
would
not
be
without
a
box.
I
C
-Mr.
Mr.
Floyd
is
one
of
thousands
who
owe
their
preseat
good
health
to
charge
.
There
were
many
floral
offer
ings
from
numerous
friends
at
expressions
of
the
high
esteem
in
which
the
deceased
wa
held.
Interment
tack
place
in
Fmlrvlew
Cemetery.
K.
Nutson.
B
Hariatmm
t.
Frpetrt
D.
Davidson.
T.
The
"charai-
of
"FruH-a-Um"
is
simple.
!MurwW
6nd
0.
Oleson
acted
as
pall-"Fruit-a-tivts"
is
composed
of
fresh
fruit
i.
'
-;
ltmuuMiMA
iffl
rammnarl
anth
'ZZ.
U.lrJ
yTt
cor;n.
i
T
tfiaim
dnmifd
IMarv
anrf
hlaiMrr
28
iuille,'rlds
the
ivstem
of
uoisnns
and
and
Mrs
Murvold.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wicks,
it.
.
i
b.u-
..,--
i.
m
t
unnrnM
Th
hmlh
A
o
Franks
purines
iok
tnvM'
,
.
.
j
wn.
.
-
--
-
everywhere.
JSC
and
50c
a
box.
Test
it,
your&eU.
Cwnmrnce
now.
Vancouver
on
the
Camosun
last
nlfht
'
"
!
and
will
continue
north
later
In
the
Biff
Pour
Tart.
pxwsr
4.
no
at
your
;
i
week.
lie
u
a
zutil
at
the
Prince
service.
Eddit
aad
Ralph
Smith.
tf.
i
Rupert
Hotel.
and
Family.
Mis
Astrld
llanson
and
Teddy
Ilalverson.
Hllttl.CSS
liriMIKT
8
a.m.
DIG
BY
ISLAND
Part
elaudy,
calm
V.
Max
was
a
naasenm
for
Portiw-imf-jn-
nm-
tmwraturi?.
35:
sea
Capt
L.
O.
Dixon,
supenrtsor
of
Clemeota
on
the
Prlnoe
John
Saturday.
;mcoth;
12.15
am.
spoke
motcrshlp
western
port.
lelt
Vsneouver
yesterday
l
;
.
1
Yablko
Uaxu.
bound
lor
Yokohama
frora
for
Otuwa
on
ofaeui
buslaoas.
It
Is
Cow
Bay
lunch
open
February
i-ipom,,.
t80
mUes
from
the
Columbia
I
not
known
whether
Capt.
Dixeo
UI
"rs.
C.
Edward
and,
Mrs.
A.
Jarven.
t
-aivr.
return
to
this
coast
to
take
up
his
station
permanently
or
direct
the
work
from
bis
o3ce
at
Otuwa.
Trappers!
Call
and
show
your
tun
to
the
Old
Reliable
Itoute.
It
will
par
you
as
we
can
guarantee
to
tire
yoti
higher
price
than
anyone
else.
We
have
big
orders
for
all
kind
of
fun.
especially
mink.
Wa.
OoldMoom.
Second
Avenue.
Phone
IJ.
tfl
24
Mr.
and
Mrs.
a
M,
Raid
and
family
returned
to
Mssastt
on
the
Prince
John
on
Saturday
evening.
Pythian
Sisters
Whist
drive
tonight
In
Boston
Hall
at
8
o'clock.
PondaTs
orchestra.
Oood
prtSM.
Good
eats.
BULL
ILVRBOR
Oven:
nt,
fresh
southeast
wind:
barometer.
39X2;
tenv
perature
38:
sea
moderate.
DSAD
THEE
POINT
Barometer.
29.40,
temperature,
28.
Nml!
DIQBY
ISLAND
Cloudy,
calm:
baro
meter.
39
65;
temperature,
37;
sei
smaoth.
EULL
HARBOR
Rain,
fresh
southeav
wind:
barometer,
29
M;
temperature,
33:
sea
moderate.
DEAD
TRKK
POINT
Barometer.
29.34
Semi-erature.
29.
Another
enjoyable
dance
under
Scandinavian
auspices
was
held
Saturday
night
in
the
Metro
pole
Hall.
r
v"
TIIINCE
RUl'EKT
TIDES
.MOMMY.
JAM'.tltY
31
High
0:18
ajn.
17.7
ft.
11:58
pan.
21.1
"
Low
5:49
am.
8J
"
18:44
pm.
3.0
"
TI.MHER
SALE
XC8.50
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Lands
at
Victoria.
BC,
not
later
than
noon
on
the
14th
day
of
February.
1927..
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X6830.
to
cut
4.120.000
f.bjn.
of
Spruce.
Hemlock
and
Cedar
on
an
area
situated
on
the
North
Shore
of
Seweil
Inlet.
QC.I.
Two
(2)
yeara
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
oi
the
Chief
Fori
ester.
Victoria.
B.C..
or
DUtrlct
Forester,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
lNTIA'TION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAN
II.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Keeto
Inlet.
Queen
Charlotte
Lslands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
John
Dybhavn,
of
Prince
Rupert,
BC.
occupation
manager.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
simtl.
side
ol
Neslo
Inlet,
about
one
'
ApSKuWA
hort
pipe
organ
recital
Will
be
given
."froST
h
Vhence
south
6
Office
Hours:
t)
n.m,
to
G
ji.ni.
Saturday:
i)
n.m.
tu
1
p.m.
i
oerore
me
banquet,
every
unurcn
or
chain:
thence
west
16
chains;
tnence
England
man
In
the
r.-.y
Is
cordially
h
'rlh
6
chl,B
l,
hrf1:
thcnc.'Leiui
10
,,T,--
chain,
more
or
leas,
following
the
shore
invited.
r,.
Oood
,m
Ti,.
Ttckett
$1.09.
n
program
lnr
to
p,,,,,,
0,
commencement,
and
23
rnntnlnlnir
7
acres,
more
or
less.
Dated
November
23,
1926.
COMPANIES
ACT
Applicant.
TAlfE
NOTICE
that
L1PSETT
CUN-
NINO
HAM
tt
CO.
LIMITED
after
the
cx-
plratlon
of
one
month
from
th
first
publication
of
this
Notice
Intends
to.
apply
to
the
Registrar
of
Companies
for
h.
rhnwumn
will
S
on
M.
,,
f
"W!
"'."
,
v""Vr.'""VT
-
....
"dwahd
luheit
it-iuiswr;
Kurr.ui;
about
a
montlt.
the
Cardena
being
slat
ed
to
relieve
the
Cataia
in
about
two
weak
when
the
latter
vessel
is
taken
off
for
her
annual
overhaul.
(UIHI
OI"
THANKS.
Mrs..W.
d,
Hughes,
and
family
and
Miss
Mary
Hughes
desire
to
convey
their
sincere
v
thanks
to
their
many
friends
for
the
kind
expressions
of
sympathy
received
during
their
recent
bereavement.
CAItll
OF
THANKS.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Julius
Hadland
and:
family
of
Oohah
River,
B.C.
desire
to
j
convey
their
sincere
thanks
to
their.'
many
Mfnris
for
the
kind
.
expressions
1
of
sympathy'
.v.lvrd
In
their
'
recent
bereavcmint.
'
LIMITED."
DATED
at
Vancouver.
B.C.,
this
10th
day
of
December,
A
D.
1928.
LADNER
&
CANTELON.
Solicitors
tor
the
Applicants.
.
.
.
-.
i
Victor
Fox
Trot
Vocal
Fox
Trot
Process
Y
VvX
'.V
Records
Hello
Bluebird
Art
Landy
and
His
Orchestra
Miller,
and
Farrell
,
Mary
Lou
Goodrich
Silrcrtown
Cord
Orchestra
STOMACH
PAMCREAS
SPLEEN
MONEYS
BOWELS
Littl
In
a
212X5
20291
23204
Spanish
Town
Waltz
Paul
YVhitrman
&
His
Orch.
20266
It
Made
You
Happy
(When
You
Made
Me
Cry)
Fox
Trot
Vriii's
PcnnsylvanUns
2MI5
To-night
You
Belong
to
Me
Walti
Roger
Wolf
Kabn
&
Ills
Orch.
2W59
Victor
Talklne
Machine
Co.
Because
I
Love
You
WalU
Nathaniel
.ShilUcl
and
he
Victor
Orchestra
20272.
Tenor
Henry
Murr
At
"His
Masters
Voice"
Dealers
20258
She
Tripp
ed
and
Fell
A
child
at
play
trips
and
falls.
There
follows
a
ten
years'
period
of
acute
and
intermittent
ill-health,
which
no
one
connects
with
that
fall,
until
a
chiropractor
gets
the
case.
Only
the
chiropractor
can
know
how
often
a
fall,
an
accident,
or
a
sudden
violent
jar
has
preceded
years
of
illness,
the
actual
and
direct
cause
being
unsuspected
while
continued
treatment
of
symptoms
is
in
progress.
if
HEALTH
FOLLOWS'
J'WOPRACTIC
CORRECTS
rass'ins
cn
spiral
NERVES
IM
DISEASES
OF
THE
roiLOWIN'3
ORGANS'.
LIU
EARS
NOSE
THROAT
ASMS
HEART
PENDIX
BLADDER
Spinal
cT.lumL0ft(l
LIMBS
The
lowe.
nerve
UNDER
THE
MAGNIFYING
CLASS
IS
PINCHED
BY
A
MISALIGNED
JOINT.
PINCHED
NERVES
CANNOT
TRANSMIT
HEALTHFUL
Impulses,
chiroprac
ticadjustino
re
MOVES
THE
PRESSURE.
THE
UPPER
NERVE
IS
TREE
AS
N
ATURE
INTENDS.
feels
better
than
ever
The
spine
is
the
foundation
of
our
frame,
and
must
absorb
the
shock
of
ever)'
accident.
If
one
of
its
little
bones
be
moved
out
of
line
every
so
slightly
as
a
result,
there
will
be
nerve
pressure
and
ill-health
must
follow.
This
cause
should
be
suspected
in
every
case
of
unexplained
illness
a
visit
to
the
chiropractor
will
establish
the
facts.
"Our
14
year
old
daughter
had
a
severe
fall
when
4
years
old.
Since
then
she
has
never
been
free
from
headaches
and
pain
and
weakness
in
back
and
limbs.
She
could
not
play
like
other
children
for
she
would"
always
stumble
and
fall.
Five
yeara
ago
she
had
an
attack
of
appendicitis
which
frequently
recurred.
Anemia
then
developed,
and
for
two
years
she
has
been
infected
with
boils.
When
an
unusually
severe
attack
of
appendicitis
occurred
four
months
ago
It
was
said
her
only
hope
was
an
operation.
Fearing
this,
we
turned
her
over
to
a
chiropractor.
She
was
better
after
the
second
adjustment,
improved
steadily
thereafter
and
gained
better
than
a
pound
a
week
under
his
care.
Her
troubles
have
practically
all
disappeared
and
she
now
before.'V-C.
C.
Hanvelt,
Chiropractic
Research
Bureau,
Statement
No.
210G-G.
Your
Appointment
for
health
can
be
made
by
telephoning
D.
A.
McMillan
I'almer
Graduate
CHIKOPRACTOK
Kooms
6
and
7
Exchange
Ulock.
l'atho-Neurometer
Service
Open
Evenings
Phone
691