..mber
11,
1927
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PAST,
West,
North
and
South
in
every
country
of
the
world
-you
will
find
connoisseurs
of
good
whisky,
demanding
-vUDUsGtB".
To
have
achieved
such
world
wide
fame,
is
indeed
striking
tribute
to
the
exceptional
quality
of
this
fine
old
whisky.
HIRAM
WALKER
&
SONS
LIMITED
OtTNJLSV
SNOWS
OmCC
WAl.Ktltvu.LC
UMH
ESTABLISHED
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131
WRITE
TO
OUR
MOfTTREAL
OFFICE.
Sir
PHILLIPS
SQUIRE.
FOR
FREE
COCKTAIL
BOOKLET
up
Whisky.
THK
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD.'
Smoked
Daily
by
BEST
PROCURABLE
NHI
0TTUO
a
6timNTUDJSY
MCOOCI
Or
SCOTUHO
e
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;
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.
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1
-;e
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1
-played
liy
the
Liquor
iiiard
or
liv
ihe
K
'nu-nt
m
British
Columbia
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
uppers
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
1M
Prince
Itupert.
B.C.
Winter
Weather
Wants
supplied
Dampers
Coal
Hods
Elbows
Stove
I'Jpe
Ice
Skates
Stove
Cement
Stove
Hoards
Weather
Strip
Stove
Shovels
Ilrick
Lined
Heaters
Sheet
Iron
Heaters
Easy
Vacuum
Electric
Washing
Machines
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
CENTRAL
HOTEL
The
place
called
"Home"
120
Rooms,
American
and
European
Plan
Hot
and
Cold
Wafer.
Uus
meets
all
trains
and
boats.
Sample
Room
Phone
51.
L.
Martin,
Manager.
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT"
The
Origin.)
Label
look
for
it
at
the
Vendor's
and
insist
cn
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURA&LE
This
advertisement
dMir"1
T
J.'-apr
Is
not
published
or
Control
Board
o-
Go
entmeut
Uriiiah
Columbia
TOT5
DAILT
NEWS
VAC
FTVf.
ROTARY
TOLD
ABOUT
MINES
llyder
Itankrr
Addre-
C'luli
on
Sth
i
j
Portland
IU
lanal
lWibilitie
Country
and
ELLIN
he
Rnurj'
Club
tlu-muju
an
mining
"petiialli1
t
HIM
IU
Hall
la
a
Hyaer
busT
ik)
u
jam
moving
(ram
iHyder
to
Vaiuo'iver
la
deal
In
Porttead
!
Canal
property
H
ha
bam
In
do
I
touch
with
lb
must
ton
ml
tbe
mines
j
for
a
svuaatwr
of
yean
and
Ma
addriaa
'
i
proved
Vary
Interesting.
I
Mr.
KaU
bkmi
that
an
tbe
Aairtcin
ialdc
thaw
had
only
on
mine
a
far.
the
RlvT4.
but
there
wan
a
large
number
of
good
looting
praparUai
that
,
would
ba
developed
Tbe
mill
at
the
Rivaratda
was
ckned
Just
now
but
mora
ort
would
ba
developed
and
work
would
continue.
Speaking
of
the
different
properties
active
in
the
district
Mr.
Hall
touched
on
the
Premier,
which
was
still
paying
33
per
osmt
dtTldanda
dl
Tided
into
eight
per
cent
quarterly.
X
.000.000
groat
having
been
taken
out
o
tar.
The
entrance
of
tbe
Consolidated
Into
the
district
caused
elation
and
other
big
companies
were
looking
over
the
ground
wltb
a
view
;s
entering
the
field.
The
George
property
was
being
drilled
and
showings
were
very
good
and
they
believed
the
Big
Missouri
would
be
the
biggest
mine
in
the
district.
The
Wood-,
bine
adjoining
the
Premier
had
devel-
j
oped
a
lot
of
ore.
Iu
regard
to
DunwcU.
there
was
a
report
that
new
are
had
been
discovered
and
that
the
mill
would
not
shut
down.'
There
was
more
ore
and
of
better
tslue.
The
Porter
Idaho
and
Prosperity
came
in
for
remarks
Mr.
Hail
said
the
people
of
the
district
fait
they
had
Juat
turned
the
corner
and
that
a
number
of
big
mlnas
would
he
Of
rat
a
up.
It
was
no
poor
man's
country
as
It
took
capital
and
time
to
make
a
nine
there,
it
had
been
said
that
fwrtland
Canal
was
tbe
most
likely
looking
mining
country
In
the
world
today
eieapt
perhaps
the
Baud.
Prince
Rupert,
he
felt
sure,
would
benefit
from
the
development
of
the
district.
It
waa
a
young
man's
country
there
being
no
other
like
It.
Mr.
Hall
touched
lightly
on
his
hydrc
-electric
scheme
for
the
mines
of
the
district
and
mid
they
would
proceed,
i
soon
as
tbe
demand
was
great
enough.
EXAMINATION
FOR
ENTRANCE
TO
HIGH
SCHOOL
DISCUSSED
There
was
considerable
discussion
a'
the
school
board
meeting
last
night
on
the
subject
of
high
school
entrance
examinations
but
It
was
finally
decided
to
defer
action
until
after
discussing
the
matter
with
the
teachers
at
their
meet-
j
Ing
on
November
li.
Chairman
Rseb-ester
waa
vtrongly
In
favor
of
all
stu-
j
denta
taking
the
examination
and
'
Trustee
MeMeekln
also
seemed
to
favor
It.
Trustee
Ollchrlst
spoke
rather
aj
if
he
preferred
the
present
system
of
:
promotion
by
recommendation
of
the
f
teacher
The
matter
came
up
on
tbe
reading
of
a
letter
from
Superintendent
S.
J.
Willis,
who
asked
the
board
If
tbey
wished
aU
students
to
take
the
examination!,
i
NO
THOROUGHFARE
IN
BOOTH
SCHOOL
GROUNDS
llourd
Ihrldrii'to
Clierk
111)11
of
People
racing
i
list
Way
At
the
regular
meeting
of
the
school
bourd
last
night.
H.
B.
Rochester
In
the
chair.
It
was
decided
not
to
give
permission
to
the
city
to
erect
two
light
on
the
Booth
School
grounds
as
there
was
no
thoroughfare
through
the
grounds
and
tbe
route
was
dangerous
at
night
and
annoying
to,
the
school
In
tne
day
vuw.
jiuuvvb
w
w
hul
ujj
Informing
the
public
that
there
la
no
thoroughfare
that
way.
There
was
considers
ble
discussion
over
the
subject,
and
It
was
pointed
out
that
1.
would
be
chesper
for
the
city
to
put
in
a
temporary
walk
on
Fifth
Avenue
thsn
to
erect
peiso
on
the
school
grounds.
Advertise
tn
The
Dally
News
"(JOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
j
votici;
or
ai'pi.ioation
ion
m:i:n
1.10
EM
K
i
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that,
on
the
3rd
day
of
December
next,
tbe
undersigned
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
licence
In
respect
of
premises
being
part
of
the
building
known
as
Seal
dove
Hotel,
sit.
uate
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
ine
lanos
aecripea
an
an
mat
portion
of
Waterfront
Block.
"I."
Bay
of
Prince
Rupert,
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Province
lot
British
Columbia,
Map
923.
Prince
iRnpert
Land
RextRtrfrtlon
'District,
and
Demg
more
particularly
,acriDea
as
follows:
"Commencing
at
a
point
which
lies
in
a
straight
line
of
bearing
north
69deg
28'
8"
East
a
distance
of
76720
feet
from
the
centre
of
circle
as
shown
on
said
Plan
923.
Section
7.
thence
south
6deg
35'
25"
East
a
distance
of
CO
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
83deg.
24
35"
East
a
distance
of
100
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
6def.
35'
25"
West
a
distance
of
80
feet
to
a
point,
thence
South
83deg.
24'
35"
West
a
distance
of
100
feet
to
the
point
of
commencement"
for
(he
a!e
of
beer
by
the
class
or
by
:
the
open
bottle
for
consumption
on
tbe
,
premises.
""
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4;b
fl-,
(
f
N-v.
mber
1927
II,
A
d:jdd.
268
Applicant
ODD
PARLOR
CHAIRS
AND
ROCKERS
In
Walnut
or
Oak
and
Upholstered,
from
114.00
to
35.00
For
an
example,
the
Chair
ai
$35.00
is
upholstered
in
Cut
Silk
Mohair
with
solid
Walnut
frame
and
would
be
good
value
at
$55.
Solid
Wainut
Chesterfield
Tables.
Value
$50.00.
S32.00
.
Selected
Walnut
Library
Table.
Value
$47.50.
S32.75
No-Mar
Walnut
Chesterfield
Table.
Value
$50.00.
S34.50
"ROOKIES"
IS
WEEK
cr;tn.T-
Sec
the
1JARGAIN
TABLES
25c
50c
75c
$1.00
These
have
been
refilled.
Bigger
Bargains
than
ever
ALL
TOYS
AT
COST
SEK
THEM.
A
few
left
DOUBLE
RUNG
KITCHEN
CHAIRS
81.00
3
only
to
a
customer
Hundreds
of
other
bargains
These
Prices
Are
END
PICTURE
HERE!
Life
of
'American
Army
Training;
Camps
Ietl(tel
In
Movie
Tonight
anil
Tomorrow
Early
In
tbe
week
the
management
of
tbe
yeatholaf-
Theatre
gave
Its
patrons
a
treat
In
ail
English
picture,
one
of
ttie
few
It
has
"
been
found
possible
to
secure.
Tfili
Week
end
It
provides
"Rookies."
a
story
of
the
VS.
army
training
camps.
It
Is
against
the
background
of
these
camps
that
Byron
Morgan,
noted
fiction
writer,
as
well
as
scenarist,
has
built
one
of
the
cleverest
awn
farces
of
the
year.
He
has
put
Into
the
story
all
of
the
exciting
alluring
features
of
the
training
camps,
ahowln
the
training
of
officers
for
every
brahclt
of
the
army.
Infantry,
artillery
and
aviation.
At
'the
same
time
these
things
apnear.
only
as
a
back-ground
and.
hence
do
not
detract
from
the
telling
of
the
amusing
atory
and
!!
"'WD
of
the
can.
-trp.T)
rie
were
tttkeu
a
Dei
lien..
Cai.iuruia
altera
caca
the
whole
of
s
at
Cost
or
Less
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
3-Piece
Silk
Mohair
Upholstery,
Spring
Edge,
Serpentine
Front,
trimmed
with
Black
Silk
Mohair
Piping,
Reversible
Spring
Cushions,
Figured
Silk
Mohair
one
side,
plain
Silk
Mohair
the
other
side.
Value
$345.
8250.00
One
set,
same
as
above,
but
straight
front.
Fancy
Carved
Walnut
Rail
and
Facing.
Value
$325.00.
8230.00
Silk
Mohair
3-Piece
Set.
Reversible
Cushions,
covered
Silk
Tapestry
one
side,
plain
Silk
Mohair
the
other.
Value
$320
8220.00
3-Piece
Set
Reversible
Cushion.
Figured
Mohair
one
side,
Plain
Silk
Mohair
the
other.
Value
$310.00.
8212.00
3-Piece
Set
Reversible
Cushions.
Cut
Silk
Mohair
one,
side
Plain
Silk
Mohair
the
other.
Chesterfield
has
straight
front
Here
is
a
bargain.
8205.00
AH
the
above
are
hijjh-class
Suites
and
Genuine
Bargains
TEA
WAGONS
Solid
Walnut
Double
Shelf.
Glass
tray,
drop
leaves,
hand
carved
top
with
drawer.
Value
$52.50
.'
$38.00
Another,
same
as
above,
but
not
carved.
Value
$46.50.
$35.00
Solid
Walnut,
without
drop
sides.
Value
$38.50
$24.50
DAVENETTE
BEDS
Walnut
Frame,
Tapestry
upholstery,
with
Mattress
or
Solid
Oak
with
immitation
leather
upholstery.
These
open
to
a
4'
6"
bed
and
will
not
last
long
at
$58.00.
Value
$70.00.
year
the
boys
are
drilled
and
lnstructsa
In
the
art
of
war;
taught
the
value
of
athletics
and
given
training
which
promotes
Americanism
and
love
of
country.
At
the
same
time
It
takes
care
not
to
engender
a
war
spirit
or
promote
antipathy
for
other
nations.
Officers
of
the
regular
army,
assigned
to
the
;Seat
training
camp,
took
part
In
the
making
of
the
picture,
and
several
of
them
played
Important
roles
In
the
east.
IIOTfX
ARRIVALS.
Central
R.
Hosle,
Brandon;
A.
B.
Hodgson,
O.
M.
,CnTf
A,
Mowat.
Da
Dan
Campbell,
C.
Istle.
Vancouver;
Miss
Clara
Schneider.
Siotm
Falls.
BD.:
R.
W.
Irwto,
O.
Wyekoff
and
M.
J.
Johnson.
Ketchikan.
Savoy
C.
B.
Flewin
and
O.
E.
Brown,
Victory
Cove;
A.
R.
Barrow,
Smlthers;
O.
E.
Strand.
K.
Myklecurst
and
K.
Rlebe,
eJty:
R.
MaeDonald.
Stewart;
W.
R.
Manuel,
Anyox.
IT
I
lire
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
D.
Rice.
Alice
Arm:
Fred
Nash,
Terrace.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
ji
Stock
Solid
Oak
Parlor
Tables,
round.
Value
$9.00
$(i.00
Oblong.
Value
$9.00
....
$6.00
Square.
Value
$7.50
.
.
$4.00
Round
Wicker
Tables.
Extra
special
$6.90
Windsor
Chairs
and'
Rochers
at
cost.
One
only,
3-piece
Settee
Set.
Value
$125.00,
for
.....
.
$88.00
TAPESTRIES
PLUSH
CRETONNES
CURTAIN
MATERIALS
At
lower
prices
than
ever
LOOK!
9'
4'
Sheets,
per
pair
....
$3.00
T
4'
Sheets,
per
pair
....
$2.70
9'
4'
Hemstitched,
per
pair
$4.50
Pillow
Cases,
reg.
$1.50,
per
pair
95c
Pillow
Cases,
reg.
$1.00,
per
pair
60c
TURKISH
HAND
TOWELS
Regular
value
90c,
for
65c
Fancy
Turkish
Bath
Towels,
limited
quantity.
Regular
$3.35
values
fj&r
S1.95
Another,
$2.20
value,
for
.
.
$1.70
Another,
$1.15
value,
for
.
.
85c
These
Prices
are
for
Cash
only.
Children's
Kindergarten
Sets
Table
and
2
Chairs
t$2.50
For
Cash
Only
BADMINTON
'Supplies
Kaien
Hardware
Go.
Telephone
3
Dr.
MAGUIRE
Dentist
Over
Orroe's
Drug
Store
Phone
525.
Office
Hours
9
to
9
Lady
Assistant