Lj;10'
1927
THE
DAILY
NEWS
lieaper
B'
Power
I'hone
.I?.-,
He-e
it
a
new
development
in
Radio
"B"
Bat-tc
let.
It
marks
an
entirely
new
conception
ill
rirtio
"B"
lottery
Ions
life
and
economy.
A
B"
Battery,
unlike
any
other
you
have
ever
UJ-i
Liyer-buikline
packa
more
active
ma-t
-
ial
in
a
given
area,
and
makes
those
na-t-
alt
produce
more
electricity
than
it
potestee
in
B"
Batterie
of
any
other
conatnictiaa.
Only
r.vereidy
make
the
Layerbilt.
Yaw
-id.0
dealer
aells
it
Use
it
for
economy.
Canadian
National
Carbon
Co,
Limited
Montreal
Toreate
WiaaMpef
Vl
,n:h
ani
cfrrtting
Radio
Jili,n
CKS'C
(iff
m
trs
i
T"
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m
II.
r
air
r-.
rT
Mondmy
liiiii
Thurstc.
ft
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at
tf
f-.m.
Radio
Batteries
thej
hit
longer
ADIO
IS
BETTER
WITH
BATTERY
POWER
0
IT
NOW
It
is
time
to
order
your
Personal
Greeting
Cards
-
dook
i
opi-n
for
your
in-pertioti
on
our
coun-
!
)'
to
look
through
it
ut
home
juat
phone
200
c
iui"
retire
sentutive
call
upon
yiu
with
it.
i
;
u
lighted
with
thr
card
wt-
are
offering
thia
-
is
much
greater
than
previously
and
the
lurdt
to
le
Mailed
to
Europe
should
I
ordered
now
'
.satisfaction
and
prompt
service.
7ic
Pioneer
Drttofisls
flPDAVLt
SIXTH
ST.
-
TELEPHONES
8?(,200
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
THE
DAINTIEST
HKEAKFAST
FOOD."
'
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
(X
IM
I'rince
Itupert.
.C.
Dr.
MAGUIRE
.
Dentist
Over
Ormc's
Drug
Store
Office
Houra
9
to
Lady
Assistant
BADMINTON
Supplies
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
,0
Iki'!-
uy
1rm.!il,
'
'
Mnuufui
turi
i!
oiilv
!
The
T.
Milburn
o.,
Liaut'd,
Toronto,
Ont
PASSENGERS
FROM
CATALA
All
Have
Arrived
Here
After
Heine
(itwrounly
EnterUined
at
rrt
SiaapMA
FAST
ON
ROCKS
Shfft
Lasbt
Nvdkt
Make
Skip's
IHasjtfcn
Bvea
More
Fre
ca-riaNts
Catholic
Church
ad
10.
Bazaar.
November
9
n-rM.
Legion
Armistice
Day
Ban
quet,
November
11.
In
the
Boston
Ball
Pythias
Sisters
Sale
of
Wort
Novem
ber
11.
Anglican
Bazaar.
Tuesday.
Ms.
15.
Moose
Becaar.
Nov.
M
and
17.
First
Dnited
Church
Bazaar
December
1.
Play
by
December
8.
United
Churob
Ladles.
Take
This
When
"Flu"
Threatens
7
Htf'jW
"it
until
you're
ft'
JajS
lh
Very
ur.tt
aW
of
P"'vt
to
mstvttly
rr..rt
a
y
loiuth
and
rrnavc
Ui
auy
ol
thr
Ir.
utile.
ty
fnrr,
mtatikr
m
mtratrm,
i-
LAXrtMN
tA
e.c.
try
i
MulMrr
tad
fuiU
rtlml
BUCKLEY
J
MIXTURE
Li
Ar
Hfce
a
flash
a
.Incte
'rt
prove.
It
Mcrth
MC.
MmM
OnHonn
Church
Ftrad
All
raafcs
4U
pumde
in
the
Bttead
asrvhw
ta
8t
AaXuw'j
Csthe-oral.
28S
Hyoe
Traaatar
now
amU
lor
AJ-Alberu
atootlcaa
aa4
Pembtaa
Peeetsaa.
Thaw
coal
are
unoer
oower.
doot
b)
water,
buy
mal.
tl3
a
sos
can
yeaa,
but
tf
If
L.
S
Parry.
sunarulaftdeDt
of
aVrf-tag
and
dlntiif
car
ifparttnent
ot
tk
CJIJL
ktrt
Hanaiy
Wnmonton
aaa
TaaoBitvar
oat
aaaWif
aavompantcd
by
Mis.
Parry.
A
aWft
shtriaa
taw
nlatat
la
tha
attu-iahowd
the
AmtfJaM
Baaaar
to
be
baM
sUun
of
the
Ccloa
waamcr
Catala.
hlgb
1
In
the
Oathotte
Hall.
Nawaker
la.
and
tr
at
tow
Uda
In
a
pMeartoue
poal-.
Tnls
was
'wrong
as
tW
taeaar
wUl
bo
tlcn
on
parrowhawk
Beef.
Uwee
mltn
1
eld
In
the
Oathedfat'HaU.
Jrcm
Por".
aVaapaon.
waa
reported.
A
re-
'
'
newed
eltart
to
act
the
vassal
on
waa
CJIJt.
ataacaer
Prtawe
John.
Cap
plannm
to
take
piaoe
at
the
high
tide
afaMa.
la
laavtnc
of
34
teat
at
LJB
this
altanooa.
but
it
Prtnoo
HaBpert
to
undergo
annual
waa
doubtful
n
much
could
b
dona
-ertoaul
a
the
ksssl
Jry
doek.
Tfce,
before
the
asf
aalvace
beat,
Salvac
'
'
alld
arrtae
m
Sunday.
King,
from
Vanoouver
ssacbed
the
oene
later
In
the
afternoon.
Meanwhile,
the
Catala
rests
even
aaore
gsr
curely
thaa
ahe
did
before,
no
particular
danger
being
feared
provided
a
atorm
old
not
artae.
It
has
been
aatt
by
tboae
who
know
the
place
that,
had
aba
atrurk
a
few
feet
further
over,
the
Catala
might
nave
turned
over
and
capsized
forthwith.
Wtoiefc
eventuality
would
daubUaas
have
been
attended
'
with
large
teas
of
Uft
'
Tr
last
of
the
Oatala'a
aaasaazer:
and
assne
snanbsrs
xt
the
esew
eeacri-
W.
Orefetatoaak
of
tfee
CJJJt.
a(ty
ticket
odaoe
staff
item
to
leave
at
saw
end
of
this
-week
far
Winnipeg
wtksre
d'
the
city
from
Port
Simpson
aboard
.
tb.
PUlc
Gone
-vl..
OO
V
tu,
3SSi
Tno
..14
1
7
7mlmmj
nii,
thU
vessteg
en
the
Frlnce
Oeorge
aruernoon
m
the
wvsck.
returml!lflr
Tllooovw
.
lay
trip.
Mr.,
there
Issaaadlately.
The
arrival,
teat
CuMroD
amU
,re
a,
m
night
Inohidsd
the
wenwn
pascngeri
aaoouvm
who
had
bean
taken
aahore
to
Port
amnima.
rhvut.
7
i
BuaUeas
at
the
meeting
U.t
night
oft
imouaij
gruuiee
mi
raauung
moo.
lbt
hnoch
of
the
Canadian
Le-
Rupert
aalety
though
one
of
the
ladlea
gloD
vu
mBftiJ
,
mtll
n,ture
remarked
that
they
had
been
well
taken
:
png
to
immi
arfalr
of
the
care
oi
oy
tne
peou
rort
eumpKn
organlsatton.
The
preatdcot.
S.
A.
Bird
who
extended
their
hospitality
gener-
,
to
(Jie
obaar.
oualy
and
dla
avarrthtng
In
then
j
power
to
mane
tuem
canraoreMHe.
ne
The
a,UMr
during
ttoe
night
waa
women
had
been
1:
nd
fc
to,
nw
ha
will
saeet
Mm.
lOralekahaok
and
young
ten
who
wfll
return
home
wttat
him
later.
William
bong
was
8fid
IM
by
Magistrate
MoClymont
ta
.
any
police
court
thK
morning
en
a
ehacge
of
conducting
a
punchboard
In
the
Orand
Terminal
BUllard
Parlor.
He
pleaded
guilty
to
the
charge.
so
esM
aa
It
the
previous
the
Port
BHmpaon
aeeaeai
Hospoai.
night.
The
towest
thermometer
reading
Among
those
arriving
on
the
Lam
at
the
Differ
Iatand
meteorological
sta
was
A.
L
Oaaeeavt.
assistant
general
manager
of
the
Union
afteamahtp
Co.,
who
-wee
aboard
the
Catala
whan
sbe
ttransM.
The
officers
of
the
ship
are
by
or
remaining
at
'Port
Earlier
la
the
afternoon,
the
B.C.
Towage
Lighterage
Co.-.
powerboat
Maaa
Hirer
arrived
with
the
Oatala'a
mall.
It
w.i
officially
announced
yesterday
afternoon
that
the
etaatner
Camaeun
would
come
out
'of
Vanoouver
on
Prl-day
night,
taking
tbe
CetaU's
run
and
arriving
bare
Sunday
afternoon.
Capt.
i.
A.
Plndlay
will
be
In
command
of
thr
Camoeuu.
'
ANNOUNCEMENTS
tion
waa
26
degrees
above
eero
at
6
J
clock
this
morning.
A
reoeptton
for
the
new
pastor.
Rev.
John
H.
Hanaen,
recently
arrived
from
Minneapolis,
and
Mrs.
Hansen
and
Mlu
Hanaro
is
beUsg
held
this
afternoon
In
the
Metropole
Hall
by
the
Ladle.'
Ak)
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
See.
and
Mrs.
John
H.
Hansen
and
daughter
have
taken
up
residence
for
the
winter
In
the
flat
in
the
Clapp
Block
of
Mr.
and
Mr'..
Merrill
Scllcvrs
who
are
away
on
a
trip
to
Nova
Scotia.
Mr.
Hanson
Is
the
new
pastor
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
Severn)
Jecobsen.
local
halibut
fish
erman,
left
on
this
mornintfa
tfain
for
Haltfax
where
on
November
17
he
wlB
embark
aboard
the
Norwegian-Ameri
can
sfestner
Starangerfjord
for
hi.
for.
mer
home
In
Trondhjem.
Norway,
whete
he
will
spend
the
winter.
Hugh
Kerr
of
Premier,
who
wai
one
of
the
passengers
on
the
-stranded
steamer
Oatata.
has
rea-ehed
the
city
and
will
sail
tonight
on
tbe
Prince
George
for
Vanoouver
whestre
he
wIP
proofed
to
Quebec
to
embark
on
the
ataamer
Regtna
for
a
holiday
trip
to
his
farmer
home
In
Scotland.
A.
A.
MaeDonald.
deputy
fire
mar
shal
for
tbe
province
of
British
Colum
bia.
In
the
course
of
his
vt.lt.
to
all
city
schools,
lectured
to
the
pupil,
of
Seal
Cove
School
this
morning
on
"Fire
Prevention."
Mr,
MacDonaW.
who
has
been
here
since
the
end
of
last
week,
will
salt
tonight
aboard
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
his
headquarters
In
Vanoouver.
W.
H.
Bdje.
rancher
of
Cochrane.
Alberta,
ie
nxlles
west
of
Calgary.,
was
oteamer
Catala
at'
tbe
time'
of
her
strandttag
on
Tuesday
afternoon,
will
tall
on
tbe
Prince
Oeorge
tonight
for
Victoria.
Hla
stay
in
Prince
Rupert
has
been
enjoyable
to
him
for,
as
a
matter
of
fact,
he
was
here
for
a
week
before
proceeding
to
Stewart
and
liked
It.
Thia
is
Mr.
Edge's
first
visit
this
far
north
although
fifty-two
year,
ago
he
wa.
in
the
south
of
the
province
when
he
came
out
from
Ontario
via
Sin
Fraiirisey.
Mr
Edge
has
two
slsterf
mi
Mev
Weitm:titcr
with
whom
he
will
A
Quaker
Oats
breakfast
gives
abundant
energy
for
your
busiest
forenoons.
Most
people's
important
work
is
done
in
the
four
morning
hours.
Be
in
shape
to
fight
life's
battle
in
the
morning.
Hot,
well-flavoured
Quaker
Oats,
that
always
tastes
good,
sustains
you
till
the
mid-day
meal.
No
other
food
gives
such
balanced
nourishment.
Contains
1G
protein
for
bone
and
muscle,
C5
carbohydrates
to
provide
energy,
and
minerals
to
tone
the
system.
Vitamines
and
bulk
assist
digestion.
You
never
tire
of
Quaker
Oats.
Day
after
day
you
enjoy
its
fine
flavour.
If
pressed
for
time
use
Quick
Quaker
cooks
in
to
5
minutes.
Same
superiority
of
quality,
same
flavour,
same
goodness,
but
cooking
is
faster.
Be
sure
the
Quaker's
figure
is
on
the
oats
ydu
buy.
Packages
wrapped,
scaled,
dustproof.
Economical,
too
costs
but
a
cent
a
meal.
Quaker
Oats
you
hate
always
Imotm
Quick
Quaker
cooks
in
Ufa
to
5
minutes
PAGE
THREE
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ihiii
mil
lv
SALT
RHEUM
S
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,
eVKEABY
nf
jwijjcr
HeHands
j
Ucal
and
Personal
Oti
i.r
SAILING
THROUGH
K
1m
MkW
S'
7l
r
m
m-T
and
eepe-iajlv
betwiou
Deattst.
Dr.
J.
B.
Owi.
Phone
SbS.
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af
WS
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p
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Ja
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angers.
It
ni
impomiblr
for
me
t)
I
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&esM
-r-ssir"
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THE
FORENOONS
.
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Canadian
Lag
FtyfJt
tag
day
na-
SBKScivSKn
a
l3si
V'
ck-r
the
auspices
at
ae
I
.OD
E
will
be
gsjssTCSra'tAB
PV
lHvVK.
7
I2SW
The
Reaowned
"Restmore"
Line
Good
for
the
"Rest"
of
your
Life.
Uow
Front
Chesterfield
Suites
"
$:iir.
and
$2911
Dining
Room
Suites
solid
oak
and
genuine
five-ply
walnut
in
the
new
highlighted
finishes
I
J?l-"
and
Bedroom
Suites,
genuine
walnut
highlighted
No.
1
Reatmore
mattreaa
and
cable
spring
all
steel
"Windsor"
beds,
walnut
finish,
Libra
dine
table,
a
combination
dining
and
library
table
39.D.-i
Fir
Dressers
in
ivory
or
walnut
finishes
$20
and
$25
ON
"HOME
LOVERS
CLUB"
TERMS
3rd
Avenue.
arne
s
Mrs.
A.
Eeaudln
and
son
of
Alice
Arm,
who
were
passengers
aboard
the
stranded
steamer
Catala,
reached
the
city
from
Port
Btmpeon
on
the
tug
boat
Lome
last
night
and
will
continue
to
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Oocrge
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Hall
and
daughter
ot
Hydcr.
who
were
passengers
coming
down
on,
the
Oataia.
reached
tbe
city
an
the
tugboat
Lome
last
night
and
Yin
continue
tonight
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
to
Vanoouver
where
they
will
reeWe.
The
first
tournament
In
the
reorganized
Prince
Rupert
Billiard
League
wUl
take
place
tonight
between
the
Oyro
Club
and
Cold
Storage
with
line-up.
as
follows:
C.
P.
Balagno
(Oyro
dub)
v..
W.
Londg
(Cold
Storage
.
W.
J.
Nelson
v..
A.
Murray.
O.
P.
Tinker
vs.
J.
Hlllmau.
O.
A.
Woodland
vs.
A.
McDonald.
Bert
Morgan
v..
John
Bulger.
The
team,
captained
by
Fred
Pyle.
which
was
formerly
called
Pilots,
ha.,
been
renamed
Orand
Terminal..
The
1
team
headed
by
Col.
McMordle
will
probably
be
named
t!e
Map'.e
Leafs.
Home
Fur
Furniture
of
Distinction
"D
mshmgs
Phone
123
elineator
August
1926
"The
commercial
laundries
and
soap
producers
are
studying
better
methods
of
washing,
standardizing
washing
solutions
that
are
harmless
to
fabrics
but
effective
in
cleansing,
working
out
uniform
sanitary
methods
that
make
is
possible
to
send
clothes
tb
a
qualified
laundry
with
every
assurance
of
fine
work
at
reasonable
rates
without
damage
to
fabrics."
The
logical
conclusion
is
send
it
to
the
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Sixth
Avenue
West
iiiwvy
I'hone
8
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Ketchikan,
Wraiigell,
Juneau
and
Skagwaj
November
li,
26;
Decern
ber
17.
31.
To
Vanrouier,
Victoria
and
Seattle
Xoiember
S,
JO.
-10;
Dirrmser
?1,
and
January
4.
'I
PKIXCESS
BEATRICE.
,
For
Hut-dale,
East
Bella
Bella.
Orran
tails,
Nainu.
Alert
Bay.
TamiilM-l!
River,
and
Vancouver
etery
Saturday.
II
a.ra.
agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Toll
Information
from
W.
C.
OKCH.tRD,
Oeneral
Agent.
Turner
of
4th
ftreet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Itupert,
B.C.
Phone
31
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