r
,..,
November
18.
1927
H
II
1
IT
T
L,
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
news
BAZAAR
PROVED
GREAT
SUCCESS
Anglican
Raise,
I
Something
Over
Six
lluntrtxi
Dnllarn
at
Cathedral
.VvOtyy
'
The
vitnft
i.
huxniiryitHlslial
Mint
ihf
Cathaejfijft
Jrffevf
l
Kieat
jmeoe4JBum
'
oflfgSKwn,
well
over
alauneWl
daMMa?
navtng
been
reied
at
ihf
raault
of
their
oru.
Tha
hall
was
taatefuUy
decor-,
sited
and
thrjuthout
'the
aitomoon!
mualeal
Mcciloiu
by
the
ImUm'
orehe-
j
tea
tnUwiMd
;iw
proneadtnga.
This
wai
(ollowsM
by
a
i!iper
writ
ad
cafeteria
tyle
and
a
concert
brought
the
avent
1
to
a
cioee
Mrs
T
Andrtw.
president
of
j
the
Auilllary
had
gene
J
supervision
j
ot
avatythtaa
and
waa
l
unn
ihI
'
by
a
number
of
other
tedia.
I
Mrs.
R.
L
Mclntoah
waa
convenor
of
1
the
tm
room
while
presiding
at
the
!
tea
tablea
were
Mn.
Rlx.
Mra.
Andrew.
I
ud
Plllsbury.
aaawted
by
Mra.
J.
a
west.
Mr
Cade.
Mra.
Morte
Oralg
Mia.
Sowatcn.
Mrs.
8.
V.
Cox,
Mra.
Baaett-Jooes.
Mra.
Ruaaell
Smith.
Mn.
B
A.
Bird,
Mra.
Benton.
Mra.
Shimbm.
Mlaaea
KaUuama
Hirano,
Mlaa
Mary
Baduk
Mla.s
Maude
Wyatt.
with
Mr.
Cullln
treasurer
Home
cooking
-Mra.
O.
Rorte.
Mra.
Homer,
and
Mrv
Creeek.
Candy-Mra.
c
.C.
MlUa,
Mra.
Blott.
and
the
girls
of
the
ausUia
White
elephant
Mra.
Bvttt.
Mra.''
"MMiia.
mm.
Johns,
and
the
Junior
tfrla
Ptaln
aewlia
Mra.
Tusker
and
Mn.
W.
i.
Ofr
OtaUAran'a
c
lathing
Mra.
Kamp.
Mra.
Maoty.
Mra.
WoMUud.
Iey
work
Mn.
py
and
Miaa
Du
Stan
tub
Mra.
Arnoei
and
Mra.
Mc-
Ul
atall
Mr.
linker.
-Mr.
and
Mra.
Ltptoc
and'
Itpnaaa
atall
Mlaa
JaeiHr
aaaiatanu.
Lennox
and
Tha
Japan
ataU
attracts
a
great
ateal
of
attention,
the
daeorftuona
being
particularly
effective
and
tha
good
DM
Ihrtag
Japanese.
r
tke
oafaterta
upper
Mra.
Dibb
-
ooanuur.
Mlaa
Btott
cashier,
and
tha
Ma
of
the
auxiliary
served.
Mlaa
HUda
MkMleton
told
fortunes.
Those
taking
part
in
the
mualeal
Program
arranged
by
Mra.
CuUin.
uere:
U4ias'
Oreheatra
waa
lad
by
Mra.
Bryant
and
Inoludlag
Mlaa
Tite.
Mlaa
I.aneaatar.
Mlaa
Curtfe.
lira.
Collart,
Mra.
Parkin.
Mra.
Woodland
and
Mra.
Hetltamaar.
Community
alnglng
led
by
Max
col-
Mo
by
Mra.
X.
Anderaon.
aceompanled
fey
Mra.
Blott.
DW-tan.
Blott
and
Mra.
Allen,
accompanied
by
Mn
.
Ftaaer.
Plana
k
,Mlaa
Lancaster.
Moaotaguo
A.
Oonnon.
Koflg
-Mies
Oalby.
aceompanled
by
Maw
Lancaater.
National
Anthem.
FIRE
PROTECTION
AT
HOSPITAL
DISCUSSED
I
Ire
riilrf
Will
lie
A.kel
to
Make
In-t.nll(iii
and
hrNirutr
l)met.tlr
Halrr
Line
.May
be
luslallrd
The
hospital
board
laat
night
dla-
anared
a
complaint
made
by
the
flr4
Hderwrltera
that
the
domeatlc
water
aervlce
at
the
Institution
waa
taken
00
one
ol
the
fire
mains
and
decided
to
refer
the
matter
to
the
bouse
committee
with
tlte
end
In
view
of
poa-albly
making
a
change.
The
matter
waa
brought
up
In
connection
with
the
presentation
to
the
board
by
C.
H.
.
Elklna
of
'the
house
commlltee'a
monthly
report.
To
meet
the
requirement.
Mr.
Blklna
explained
thai
It
would
be
neceamry
to
make
a
i
direct
connection
for.
domeatlc
usea.
the
cost
of
which
might
toe
(60,
Or
(SO
In
most
'
larxe
ottlea.
bultfUjj'were
re-;
quired
to
have
separate
maina
for
j
domestic
purposes
tout
there
were
very
!
few
buildings
In
Prince
Rupert
which
j
did
not
obtain
their
domestic
supply
from
the
fire
mains.
The
fire
chl4
had
given
the
opinion
that
the
water
preeeure
at
the
hospital
waa
as
good
as
could
be
expected.
Mr.
Birch
stated.
There
was
not
much
use
for
the
hospital
to
put
In
larger
mains
until
there
waa
an
adaquate
aup-
i
ply
provided
on
the
atreets
by
the
city.
Already
the
hospital
had
2
In.
and
4
!
in.
mains,
the
latter
being
fed
wft'h
a
I
Tites
S
3
in.
city
main
on
Fifth
Avenue.
Mr.
j
lnj!tamrig
a
water
mn
Birch
further
stated
that
the
assistant
.
aomestic
pxlTposea
was
refPrred
to
cently
made
an
inspection
of
the
hos-
pltr.1
and
the
only
recommendation
he
........
,
..
,
,
lnm
had
to
make
waa
that
a
range
In
the
RfiltnilVfln
LAM
kitchen
be
raised
higher
from
the
floor.
......
msldent
Thompson
took
the
view
MONTH'S
FISHING
POOR
.
"
.
ii.
nvuw
w
wpvci
w
ue
sure
inau
sorry.
He
felt
that
the
fire
chief
ahould
be
asked
to
make
an
Inspection
of
the
hoses
in
the
hcnrjltsl.
'4
faditfeslion
S3a
Card
Tables
Folding
Card
TableK,
reg.
value
$0.5d,
at
1.00
Odd
Parlor
Chairs
and
Kockers
Walnut,
Oak,
and
Upholstered,
rejr.
value
$18.25
to
$55,
for
l
1.00
to
!&.-.0
Hardwood
Rockers
Limited
quantity,
reg.
value
$2.60
to
$t.50.
for
.S
i
ro
to
.s-i.oo
Asbestos
Tabic
Mat
Inserts
Oval,
reir.
$1.30,
for
.
.
7."-Ttound,
reg.
value
per
set
$1.05.
l'er
et
."Of
This
ia
less
than
cost.
TEAPOTS
Plain
Hock
Any
iize
."00
Decorated
Hock
Leaf
Rejr.
value$1.25,
for
."f
Rejr.
yalue
$1.00,
for
.
.
70k
Reg.
value
75c,
for
.
.
.10c
BLANKETS
While
All
Wool
Blankets
7
lb.,
reg.
value
$10.50.
Per
pair
.
w.
...
$7
.K.I
Gray
All'Wool
Blanket
7
lb.,
rej:.
value
$8.00,
for
SM.0.1
Point
Biahkets
Red,
10
lb.
Blankets,
reg
value
$17.50,
for.
.
SI
-1.7.1
Gray,
10
lb.
Blankets,
reg.
value
$14.00,
for..
$11.7.1
Brown,
10
lb.
Blankets;
reg.
value
$15.50,
for
Slt:.7.1
Nearly
all
gone.
TOWELS
Fancy
Turkish,
refined
quality,
reg.
value
$3.25
per
pair,
for
$1.0.1
A
$2.25
Turkish
Towel
for
per
pair
$1.70
A
$1.15
Turkish
Towel
for
per
pair
8.1c
A
$1.50
Turkish
Towel
for
per
pair
$1.00
A
90c
Turkish
Towel
for
per
pair
(5.1r
range
for
the
fire
chief
to
make
an
ln-l"""
""--
"
of1
Pacinc
Mt
lght.
The
spectlon
of
Jhe
hoses
and
the
matter
pered
fisUliig.
although
the
-tejuioj?
generally
may
be
regarded
aa
fatrjy
,
lood.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
for
the
OWING
TO
BAD
WEATHER
Cnitral
M.
Jeffa,
oltyi
S.
E.
easier
and
N.
Glaaei.
Vancouver;
A.
M.
Priestly.
J.
W
Thome
and
T.
Pwlln,
C.NJJ.;
An-jdrcw
Knuuen.
Ketchikan.
Prince
Uuert
,
R.
W.
6tnclalr,
Inverueaa:
Wallace
Hamilton.
Dug14
Campbell.
T.
C.
Wi.rkman.
E
s
Crlbb.
P.
Hentig,
W.
K.
Bu:-Ki!il.
r
E.
Imeson
and
I..
B.
'Wait
,
Van;
I'ver:
W.
A.
McAulav
Ed-
port.
Edward:
a.
C
SEE
THE
HAKGAIN
TABLES
25c
50c
75c
81.00
All
Defcriptions
of
Useful
and
Fancy
Goods.
A
few
left,
only
3
to
a
customer
DOUBLE
BUNG
KITCHEN
CHAIRS
s
1.00
each
GUARANTEED
ROLLER
WINDOW
SHADES
.39
in.
by
6
ft.
Each
90c
Limit
5
to
a
customer
ELECTRIC
LAMPS
Boudoir,
Table,
etc.
Still
a
nice
assortment
to
pick
from.
Values
from
$4.50
to
25.50,
for
3.75
t0
S18.50
TOYS
All
Toys
are
half
price
irrespective
of
what
they
cost
Christmas
is
coming
soon
BABY
CARRIAGES
DOLL
CARRIAGES
GO
CARTS
WAGONS
BICYCLES
TOY
AUTOS
At
Ridiculous
Prices
BEDDING
.
Sheets-9'
x
4'
Sheets,
reg.
value
$-1.25,
per
pair
$:1.00
7'
x
4'
Sheets,
reg.
value
$.1.75,
for
per
pair
$2.70
Hemstitched
Sheets
9
x
4',
reg.
value
$6.50,
per
pair.
$1-10
Hemstitched
Pillow
Case
Reg.
value
$1.50
per
pair,
for
Olc
Plain
Pillow
Cases-Reg,
value
$1.00.
for
per
pair
((
Door
Mats
Cocoariut
Fibre
0.1?
Why
be
without
one?
Stencilled
Grass
Mats
Regular
value
$1.00,
for
each
.10?
DELF
WARE
52-piece
set,
reg.
value
$20.50,
for
$i:U).1
42piece
set,
reg.
value
$10.75,
for
$11.2.1
32-piec
et,
reg.
value
$9.50,
'
.f$r
$0.7.1
ers;
George
McAfee,
Georgetown:
Mrs.
R.
Taper
and
daughter,
Pacific;
T.
W.
McDonald,
Hyder.
savoy
George
Phllllpson.
North
Ptveiflc:
R.
Gibson,
Port
Eaalhfton:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Hanson.
Invernesa:
E,
dements,
city;
Mr.
and
Mra.
W.
II.
Becker.
NOTK'K
LAND
ACT.
Of
INTENTION
TO
TO
LEASE
UM
A
PPL
Y
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Tlct
and
situate
on
the
southwest
DU.
cor-
ner
of
an
uunanied
bay
on
the
south
KatiIt
nf
tirt
Rhknat.
.
rir&liAm
Island
Queen
Charlotte
UlantUj
In
the
Province
i
TAKE
NOTICE
thatArthur
Robertson,
of
Massett,
B.C..
occupation
a
lumberman,
Intends
to
apply
tor
a
lease
ot
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
about
pne
chain
westerly
from
the
mouth
ot
an
unnamed
creek
flowing
into
an
unnamed
bay
on
the
south
bank
of
Port
Chanal.
Graham
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Islandi,
Province
cf
British
Columbia;
thence
4
chain
southerly:
thence
10
chains
easterly;
thence
4
chains
northerly
to
the
shoreline;
thence
following
the
shoreline
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
3
acres,
more
or
less.
(Signed)
A.
ROBERTSON,
Applicant.
Dated
October
0,
1927.
BEDDING
Spreads
:
81
by
60,
reg.
value
$2.40,
for
$1.00
70
x
90,
reg.
value
$.1.00,
for
$2..10
80
x
90,
reg.
value
$3.35.
for
$2.7.1
Hrinkelette
Spreads
72
x
90,
reg.
value
$2.00,
for
$2.10
Marcelle
Spreads
'
Reg.
value
$8.50,
for
$.1.7.1
Silkalo
Spreads
Colored,
reg.
value
$10.00,
for
$0.7.1
PICTURES
Must
go
at
Cost
or
Less
ALUMINUM
WARE
Large
Kettle
reg.
value
$.1.50,
for
$2.2.1
Teapots,
reg.
$2.00,
for
$1.2.1
Perculator,
reg.
$1.75,
for
;
$v'oo
Lemon
Shakers,
reg.
$1.00;
for
.
.
.
J
0.1
$1.05
value,
for
undreds
of
Other
Bargains
$1.1.1
paof.
FTvn
Why
you
need
LIFEBUOY-the
purifying
Toilet
Soap
Think
of
the
adventures
of
a
coin
or
a
piece
of
paper
money
in
-a
single
clay.
Think
how
unclean
a
thing
can
become
by
passing
from
hand
to
hand.
And
money
is
only
one
of
the
objects
you
often
touch
that
are
touched
by
other
hands
objects
that
carry
invisible
but
dangerous
germs.
Millions
have
turned
to
Lifebuoy
Soap
as
a
prevention
against
infection
and
as
an
all-sufficient,
delightful
Toilet
Soap.
The
orange
red
cake
in
the
orange
red
carton
is
a
familiar
sight
in
countless
homes
where
the
truth
is
recognized
of
the
old
axiom
that
"an
ounce
of
prevention
is
worth
a
pound
of
cure."
At
all
Grocers
and
Druggists
27
GERM
DISEASES
that
hands
may
carry
OmfiltJ
if
Lift
Exunm
lwtbu.
ColJs
Tonsillitis
Mumpl
Ringworm
Whooping
Cough
Erysipelas
Diptheria
Scarlet
Fever
Chicktnpox
Septicemia
Boili
Meatlel
Bronchitis
Typhoid
Dysentery
Pink
Eye
Otitis
(Ear
Infection)
Pharyngitis
Smallpox
Tuberculosis
Pneumonia
'Influent
Carbuncles
Laryngitis
Impetigo
(Skin
Infection)
Social
Diseases
Ccrebro
Spinal
Meningitis
Tht
way
lnfu.nti
iprtiJf
i
uakoown
to
uki
tvtry
prccautioo.
LIFEBU
Health
Soap
Purines
andProtects
Lever
Brothers
Limited
Toronto
ft
LT1
"HOME
B
EAUTIFUL"
"THE
BUSINESS
OF
HOUSEKEEPING"
Aside
from
the
weight
of
tradition
there
is
no
fundamental
''Kument
for
washing
at
home.
From
a
social
point
of
view,
extra
expense,
and
from
an
individual
standpoint,
it
involves
much
waste
of
labor.
From
tho
larger
economic
point
of
view
the
commercial
laundry
will
be
supported
by
the
progressive
woman
who
wants
to
Ree
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
'
KBnBKEKBnB9Bn0miiEFBs&MBM&
JH
EEH-fl
HE
fliK!L7iBru
ATABLF
PRICES
tock
Disposal
Sale
Still
Continues
COMPARE
BELOW
WITH
YOUR
MAIL
ORDER
CATALOGUE
CRYSTAL
CUT
,
(GLASS
At
Very
Low
Prices
LINOLEUMS
Printed,
reg.
value
$1.00
up,
at
per
square
yard
.
.
KTc
Inlaid
Linoleum,
reg.
value
$1.05.
Per
square
yard
$1.1.1
FANCY
BOWLS
Set
of
G,
reg.
value
$1.G0,
for
$1.0.1
Set
of
5,
reg.
value
$1.45,
for
0.1c
Set
of
4,
extra
fancy,
.suitable
for
salads,
etc.,
reg.
value
$2.10,
for
...
$1.00
CUPS
AND
SAUCERS
The
very
best
English,
lovely
designs,
cup
and
saucer
Olc
Another
lot,
cup
and
saucer
at
40c
Yet
another,
cup
and
saucer,
at
25
Plain
cup
and
saucer,
anywhere,
35c,
for
l.lc
COMMUNITY
AND
OTHER
WARE
at
Cost
Plated
Knives
and
Forks,
G
of
each,
reg.
value
$G.00,
for
$;l.l.1
COTTON
FILLED
COMFORTERS
Try
and
match
these
at
less
than
$6.00,
for
$1.:
WALNUT
DRESSER
1
only,
reg.
value
$50.00,
for
$:).7.1
CHILDREN'S
KINDERGARTEN
SETS
Table
and
Two
Chairs
$2..10
PARLOR
TABLES
Solid
Oak,
Round,
reg.
value
$9.00,
for
$0.00
Oblong,
reg.
value
$9.00,
for
$0.00
Square,
reg.
value
$7.50,
for
$4.00
Round
Wicker
Tables
Special
$0.00
Windsor
Chairs
and
Kockers
at
cost
Wicker
Chairs
and
Rockers
Reg.
$8.00
to
$8.50
values.
Takfe
your
pick
at
.
.
$0,1.1
Japanese
Screens
.
.
,
.
Values
to
$12.00,
for
$7
..10
Cash
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LAMPS
AND
LANTERNS
Cols
Rlast
Lanterns
Coleman
Gasoline
Lamps
Table
and
Wall
Oil
Lamps
Coleman
Gasoline
Lanterns
Coal
Oil
Candles
Electric
Lamps
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
253
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
3
Piece
Chesterfield
Suite
This
is
a
genuine
Kroehler,
upholstered
in
tapestry,
with
hand
carved
walnut
show-wood
front
and
reversible
cushions.
Our
"Home
Lovers
Club"
terms
$202.50
Or
for
cash
911)2.00
Barrie's
Hojme
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
Phone
123