Nvernber
17.
1927
r
"i.
-
U
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
CENTRAL
HOTEL
The
place
called
"Home"
120
Kooms,
American
and
European
Plan.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
Hua
rneeU
ill
crains
and
boats.
Phone
51.
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.
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i.u.U
;:.
...
7&U
anil
1.300
liberties,
end
ppect
for
-
rt!fe-VniK
or
;t:
u--
v
uiv
manufacture
..inn-
and
omj
on
n
.ii-.-.
2
h
p.
to
90
b
p
.
stationary
and
Oil
tuglnrs
from
t
,
170
n
p
Horn'
Plants
and
a
fry
"me
of
Hump.
ar
l
Generator-
Sample
ltoom
L.
Martin.
Manager.
r
mini
v;nur
in
Turonto
where
M
8innfar
already
M
About
two
weak
.
BJahop
stringer
paued
tkronfh
Kmee
Bupert
bound
north,
firing
come
nan
liam
Edmonton
follawlug
an
extensive
trip
through
tb
vast
dloeese
i-f
th
North
we
it
Territories
over
which
he
la
acting
administrator.
On
bia
trip
lo
Yukon
Terriu.ry
thu
tunc.
tM
only
went
a
far
as
Whltehorse.
Winter
tM
beginning
to
art
In
In
the
Yukon
Territory
an
be
came
out,
reported
Bishop
Stringer
Hie
temperature
bad
aone
a.vay
below
aero
at
Whlteborae
arUtough.
up
to
a
week
ago.
thei
had
barn
little
snow.
Transportation
this
winter
m
the
north
wUl
be
somewhat
reooiutkonlaed
a
a
result
o(
the
overs
tloos
of
the
aewly
organised
Yufcov
Airways
Ltd.,
stats
Bishop
Stringer
who
reported
that
Lieut.
A.
D.
Cruikahank
had
already
made
a
number
of
successful
flight
in
the
passenger
carrying
monoplane
"4ueen
of
the
Yukon."
On
Armistice
Day.
flights
were
made
from
White-hone
to
Maya,
thence
to
Kena
and
Dawson.
The
pasne
made
1U
first
arrival
at
Dawson
on
that
day.
It
being
the
first
occasion
on
whtoh
the
Yukon
River
was
sufficienUy
freeen
over
to
permit
of
lu
landing
there.
The
plane
is
running
well,
stales
the
Btobop,
and
has
suffered
no
mishaps.
The
only
problem
of
any
consequence
It
had
was
making
iu
departure
from
the
beach
at
Bkagwey
on
Its
Mrw
night.
This,
however,
was
auoecasfully
negotiated.
Bishop
Stringer
will
be
returning
to
the
Yukon
in
the
spring.
SPECIAL
MEETING
OF
CITY
COUNCIL
Mrrrt
Traflle
Hi
law
KIh'u-w.I
anil
WHI
Ih
llnally
Adoplnl
at
Nrit
heMioii
The
city
council,
at
a
special
meeting
last
night,
gave
final
reading
to
an
ameadment
to
the
sewer
extension
bylaw
incorporating
therein
the
approval
of
the
provincial
health
department
to
the
measure.
The
new
afreet
traffic
bylaw
was
dis
cussed
and
will
come
up
for
ratification
h
Urn
net!
meeting
of
the
council.
The
prepesal
to
entertain
members
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
who
will
be
here
nest
week
was
left
In
the
hands
of
the
finance
committee.
The
full
council
was
oreeent
with
the
exception
of
AM.
W.
J.
Qreer
and
Aid.
Perry-
Advertise
In
tM
Dsllv
News.
COVEHNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
NOTICE
OK
AI'I'LIC.tlKIN
I
'OK
HKKU
I.ICKMK
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that.
Oil
the
3rd
day
of
December
next,
the
undersigned
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
licence
In
respect
of
premises
being
part
of
the
budding
known
as
Seal
Cove
Hotel,
situate
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
the
lands
described
as
all
that
portion
of
Waterfront
Block
"I."
Bay
of
Prince
Ruujrt.
Cttv
of
Prince
Rupert,
Provlnci
of
British
'Columbia.
Map
923,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
and
being
more
particularly
described
as
follows
:
"Commencing
at
a
point
which
lies
In
a
straight
iine
of
bearing
north
69deg..
3&'
8"
East
a
distance
of
167
SO
feet
from
the
centre
of
circle
aa
shown
on
said
Plan
tt-
Pert
tori
benresoath'
fldeg..
33'
29"
East
a
distance
of
60
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
83deg.
24"
33"
East
u
distance
of
100
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
def
.
3S"
25"
West
a
distance
of
60
feet
to
a
point,
thence
South
83dg.
24'
35"
West
a
dlatance
of
100
feet
to
the
point
of
commencement"
for
ihe
sale
of
beer
by
the
glass
or
br
the
open
bottle
for
consumption
on
tbe
p
rem
tee.
DATED
this
4th
day
of
Nevember.
1927
H.
A.
DODD.
268
.
Applicant.
IN
PKOKATE
IX
TIIK
SI'PKKME
COl'KT
OF
BRITISH
COI.tr.MIUA
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Administration
Act";
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
James
Darius
Wells.
Deceased,
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor.
F.
McB.
Young,
the
31st
day
of
October.
.D.
1927,;
I
was
appointed
Ad
ministratrix
of
the
estate
of
James
Darius
Wells,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
nereoy
required
to
furnish
same.
properly
verliled,
to
me
on
or
before
the
9th
day
of
December,
AD.
1927,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
inaeDteaneas
to
me
lortnwitn.
SARAH
JANE
La
CROIX
Dated
the
9th
day
of
November,
AD.
1827.
4
.
1
Ed4e
Holdini
Saws
Fast
Easij-Cutfin3
SAWS
Cuarsnteed
beeautemsde
from
our
own
steel
SIMONOS
CANASA
CAW
CO.
LTO,
VMCUMS,
ST
JSMH.H.SU
TOffONTO
J
riiiit
j
THE
BAILT
NEWS
page
nvw
City
in
the
Lights
Country
YU
know
the
w'Jl
nuaSof
electricliehts
in
thsd-why
not
have
them
in
the
country?
You
can
brighten
your
home,
at
a
moderate
cot,
with
a
Fairbanks-Morse
Home
Electric
plant,
and
at
the
same
time
have
electric
power
for
a
water
system
and
the
numerous
other
conveniences
thatonly
electricity
makes
possible.
This
up
to-dite
electric
plant
is
easy
to
instal,
simple
to
operate,
dependable.
No
other
electric
plant
is
like
it.
Oar
office
will
be
glad
to
send
you
full
particulars
about
the
Fairbanks-Morse
Home
Electric
plant
which
has
already
brightened
the
homes
of
thousands
Write
to-day.
ORe
CANADIAN
FaixMiifcs
-Morse
COMPANY-JCimited
THE
MAKERS
Or
FAIRBANKS
SCALES
AND
VALVES
798
Deatty
Street
Cor.
Johnson
Broad
Sts.
Vancouver.
b.C.
Richmond
Vic
toria.
B.C.
725
s
Louvre
:
GKEATEST
MONEY
SAVING
SALE
Commences
Friday
Morning,
November
18
j
JiO.000
TEN
THOUSAND
DOLLARS
$10,000
of
High
Class
Stock
of
COATS
Dresses
Lingerie
Hose
and
Millinery
Offered
at
Enormous
Cut
in
Prices'
Thr
reason
for
this
enormous
cut
in
price
is
simply
this
have
contracted
the
purchase
of
a
larjre
manufacturer's
sit
a
very
reasonable
figure
for
cash,
which
we
are
offer-
ilirei
t
to
the
public.
Thi
is
a
genuine
sale
in
every
respect
and
your
greatest
:
i
iunity
is
to
make
your
purchaoes
durinjr
the
present
sale.
:
Richmond's
Louvre
:
"HOME
Third
Avenue
SEAUTTFUL"
"THE
I1US1NESS
OF
HOUSEKEEPING"
Aside
from
the
weight
of
tradition
there
is
no
fundamental
nrument
for
washing
at
home.
From
a
social
point
of
view,
ru
expense,
and
from
an
individual
standpoint,
it
involves
much
waste
of
labor.
From
the
larger
economic
point
of
view
the
commercial
laundry
will
be
supported
by
the
progressive
woman
who
wants
to
see
home
work
brought
to
a
higher
level
of
harmony
with
our
present
industrial
development.
The
Logical
Conclusion
SEND
IT
TO
THE
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
515
Sixth
Avenue
West
Phone
8
YUKON
PLANE
.,
HAS
SUCCESS
Will
Revolutionize
Winter
Trant-portalion
in
North
State
Jiihop
StrmyerTon
Way
SouthjB
Mtowlns
a
brtrf
tiaBo
the
terri-lory.
before
the
fun
fore
of
winter
set
In.
Rt.
Rev
laur
O
Btrtnaer.
Biahop
o;
the
Yukon,
was
a
paasenfer
on
the
Princess
Marv
yesterday
afternoon
bound
ior
Vancouver
w!H
jaj
a
brief
iMt
l"
in
aon.
Or
HenohjH
SUInfar.
who
i
in
oharte
of
a
loat
aaa
henpUal
iwcs
nay.
nor.n
sy
.wajeouver,
BOO
In
The
Letter
Box
j
KMMMIii:
KKMllTlO.
Queen
CharMte
OHy.
B.O.
November
8.
117.
Editor.
Daily,
News.
At
the
meeMnic
of
the
Queen
Char
lotte
0r
BWd
of
Trade.
November
xJ
a
rootle
was
paesed
giving
full
aogXTS
met
to
ss
resolutions
nt
Aut
r
Cfcertoete
Beimon
Trailers'
Association
paasetf
at
tkelr
meetlaf
held
In
fikMe-gatr
MIsatM
on
October
M
and
I
have
been
Instructed
u
write
you
to
tala
effect.
la
aapportlng
these
resolution
tfc
Board
t?rt
they
are
(Ustottng
at
pe.
tegetnf-
Ihe
fishing
Industry
wnMSVW
ef
will
probably
spend
tM
most
of
UetSl
toHwrtaiM-e
U)
the
pwpie
m
(ee
af
the
Queen
Oharlotie
blaevda.
The-
extiuslon
of
non-cttuwns
does
at
sfie
to
Indians.
Q
O.
CITY
BOASO
OF
TRAOS.
Copy
aoat
i:
per
J
Martin.
Bee
-Treas.
J.
O.
Brad.
HP
Pred
SMerk.
A
J.
Hettrell
A.
Msekie.
Queen
OteioAe
Salmon
Trailers'
SPORT
CHAT
Bach
game
hai
its
own
supporters
who
claim
lor
It
preeminence
.In
the
field
of
sport.
There
is
little
doubt.
however,
that
of
all
games
hockey
la
one
of
the
fastest
and
most
Interesting
both
for
the
players
and
spectators.
Its
cssericc
is
speed
which
explains,
per
haps.
Its
capture
or
the
United
States'
public
aivd
its
demanos
from
those
woo
play
it
the
highest
degree
of'
rttck-handltaf
and
skating
ss
well
as
anduranee
and
the
ability
to
take
and
grre
bard
knocks
without
loss
of
tem
per.
There
is
no
lack
of-
contacts
hi
hockey.
Bat
above
all,
the
game
puts
a
pre-
J
ralum
on
team
play
and
quick
think-
rag.
In
no
game
is
the
wen
timed
;
yeas
or
the
swift
out-guessrmj
of
an
;
opponent
more
effective
and
this
Is.
i
pofletbly,
oneo
f
the
reanone
why
hoe-key
is
so
attractive
to
the
spectator.
.
soe
payer,
wo.
is
soon
lorred
to
ifsllt-e
that
without
team
ptay
In
dividual
prowess
la
almost'
useless
and,
sometimes,
worre
than
useless.
A
team
(of
aM-stars
has
frequently
been
beaten
y
a
well-trained
team.
Although
modern
hockey
la
eaneotl-ully
a
Canadian
product,
the
beginnings
are
much
more
ancient.
The
English
hare
played
ground
hockey
for
many
years
and
a
relief
In
the
Na
tional
Museum
in
Athens
shows
two
Oreek
boys
facing
oft
while
a
sour-
faced
referee
stands
ready
to
drop
the
puck.
It
Is
unfortunate
from
the
Canadian
point
of
view
that
the
people
of
the
United
States
hare
taken
such
a
violent
liking
to
hockey.
It
appears,
as
a
matter
of
fact,
that
the
United
Slates
Is
establishing
the
same
economic
empire
In
hockey
that
It
has
set
up
In
other
fields.
In
spite
of
this,
horn
ever,
the
ama
teur
game
should
always
flourish
in
Canada
more
than
in
any
other
coun
try.
To
paraphrase
the
old
saying,
we
ve
the
men,
we
have
the
Ice.
and
we
have
the
weather,
too.
Of
the
last
two
of
these,
at
any
rate,
the
United
States
j
cannot
rob
us.
Pernaps
hockey
may
ome
day
become
definitely
established
in
Prince
Rupert.
There
are
many
who
hope
so.
The
good
start
that
has
been
made
by
skaters
this
month
of
November
during
which
In
a
normal
year
there
is
not
usually
much
of
this
kind
ot
.jport,
should
augur
wen
for
the
com
ing
season
although
we
In
Prince
Ru
pert
ere
used
to
all
vagaries
of
the
weather
and.
who
knows,
this
may
have
been
the
only
cold
snap
we
get
here
this
wlfiter.
However,
that
should
not
be
the
scf
e
for.ilf;
It
should
be.
many
tsns
will
go
fMrfi
Ont
thing
1
certain
and'
'that
Is
that
we
'have
more
skating
venues
here
this
year
than
we
ever
had
before.
This
should
make
the
organization
of
hockey
possible
al
though,
of
course.
It
will
never
be
much
of
a
certain
quantity
until
an
artificial
rink
is
established.
s
We
wonder
Yrltat
has
haDncned
to
Prince
RupertVVVgymnasium
project.
They
say
It's
wisdom
'to
let
sleeping
dogs
lie
but
the
season
Is
comlnj
around
again
whtn
this
particular
dog
should
be
awake
and.
perhaps,
as
a
matter
ot
fact.
It
would
be
Just
as
well
to
disturb
Its
slumbers
about
now.
Some
progress
waa
made
last
winter
In
connection
with
'plans
for
the
undertaking.
It
would
be
too
bad
if
another
cason
should-
pass
without
seeing
some
further
action
tsken
.
toward
the
materialization
of
this
badly
needed
facility
in
Prince
Rupert.
Officials
of
the
AA.IT.
of
C.
and
the
Canadian
Olympic
Committee
express
the
thought
that
amateur
track
and
field
athletic
a)-
eomlnr
back
stron?
In
public
favor.
The'
Instance
that
the
talent
which
participates
In
the
Dom
inion
championship
.pf
the
A,V.
of
C
.
tbe
Ladies
cnampionsnips
ana
tne
Olympic
Marathon
Trials
proved
to
be
the
most
promising
In
years,
while
pub-lie
favor
was
evinced
in
the
surprisingly
large
crowds
of
spectators.
1IOTKL
ARRIVALS.
Prlnre
Rupert
William
A.
McOlbbln.
C.
A.
Oarrlck.
W
A.
Wallace
J.
O.
MUllchamp
and
A.
Sco'
;
Vancouver,
Lieut,
and
Mrs.
E
R
lUalpguy
Ottawa:
Lieut
W
8
Creery,
"
nt
Mr.
A.
O.
Moa,
liyder
A
C
obdcaou'jb
and
J
llan
Plain
Mr,
York
has
found
a
man
who
has
never
tried
Plain
York
!
Tm
Plain
Mr.
York,
and
to
me
it
ThtrcM
only
one
reason
this
man
1
Vr
f
".lij""'
From
trytgPlain
York.
-Acre
li
ff
IPy
j
That
when
he
demanded
it
Aey
1
I
rq
I
I
I
So
he's
had
to
wait
till
they
get
it
again.
And
get
it
they
I
'
M
V
l
11
will,
for
their
customers
are
I
h
jllslll
Wf.'
'
simply
flocking
to
buy
this
jfjiiira)
new,
wonderfully
delicious
Plain
York
Chocolate.
I
200
years
of
skill
in
fine
choco
v
1
late
making
have
been
crown-
I
j
ed
by
this
finest
of
Rowntree
I
1
chocolate
Plain
York.
Not
'
S
too
bitter,
not
too
sweet
per
I
i
feet
in
texture
and
rich
in
1
.
flavour,
Plain
Yoi
is
a
plain
I
I
chocolate
better
than
you
1
I
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Smlthers:
A.
F.
Mitchell,
Victoria:
T.
O.
Walker.
Seattle:
R.
M.
Held.
Massett;
Mrs.
a.
D.
Barbour,
Ferguson
Bay:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Dyson
and
child
and
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J.
Bennle,
Port
Clements,
frntral
M..
Jolk
and
R.
W.
McLeod.
city:
Capt.
L.
Thomson,
Victoria;
O.
W.
Wyckoff
and
E.
Miller.
Ketchikan;
A.
F.
Scott,
Vancouver:
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Nelson
and
S.
McCauley,
Port
Clements.
Savoy
L.
E.
Oasler,
Vancouver:
.
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Adams,
Smlthers:
Ben
Peterson,
Hazel-ton;
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EUlasort
and
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Stouth,
Port
Clements.
Mrs.
E.
Rudge
of
Sandsplt
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
lastf
night
from
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An
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throats
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on
throat
and
chest.
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at
once
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inhaled.
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