October
5,
1927
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
W
N
Boaa
sailed
taat
alfbt
on
Um
97GERM
Catala
for
Vancouver.
BRIGHTEN
YOUR.
HOME
-
.
AT
LITTLE
EXPENSE
Local
w
DISEASES
and
Personal
lhl
han
J
may
carry
Otter
B
saner
aaltod
yesterday
after-eon
aootrd
tfce
Oauua
tar
Vaaeourer
on
a
oriel
aoalotas
tru.
Arthurs
Tail
Pbona
87
returned
In
tbe
atty
BO
Undertakers
Phone
41.
Um
Prlnee
Oeorna
UMa
mnnrtog
rram
a
trtt
to
Vancouver.
DesWIst.
Or.
J.
R.
OMM
Ptosis
BM
A.
J.
Oaataod
of
Um
enrtami
efflee
Oet
the
Big
4
babul
Wbm
thlntlna
Mft
ost
that
OMnung-a
trala
(or
a
tffp
f
Taxi,
pkwi
4.
U
to
Use
Internw
on
ontaiai
dotlea.
UYKO
HOC
.
in
easy-to-clean
CongokumRugs
.
L.
flunna,
sjtoneer
raoaair
of
toe
Hiitg
f
ar
Bella
Coola
raDey
ia
a
ttsttar
Is
ttit
HT1
il.
city
ana
la
ragletorad
at
UM
Mote
This
Purifying
Toilet
Soap
Removes
Germs
as
well
as
Dirt
Tiny
fingers
.
.
.
wee
hands
always
busy
.
.
.
and
always
the
danger
that
they
may
carry
dreaded
disease
germs
to
eyes,
nose
or
mouth.
Or
some
little
cut
or
scratch
may
bring
infection.
Everywhere,
it
seems,
lurk
these
elusive
germs
of
disease.
Protection
for
all
the
Family
There
is
definite
protection
in
the
cleansing,
purifying
lather
of
lifebuoy
Soap.
.
For
yourself,
as
for
the
wee
ones,
you
-won't
find
a
better
toilet
soap.
than
Lifebuoy
....
and
the
protection
against
germs
is
added
benefit
to
you.
For
the
bath
...
for
shampooing
...
for
every
toilet
need,
Lifebuoy
Soap
is
efficient,
safe
and
sure.
Its
mild,
creamy,
antiseptic
lather
goes
down
into
the
millions
of
tiny
pores,
cleanses
them
and
lets
the
skin
breathe
.
and
Lifebuoy
Soap
costs
ro
more
tlian
you"
arc
accustomed
to
pay
for
ordinary
toilet
soap.
27
GERM
DISEASES
-
that
hands.
may
carry
CtmfiU
Ij
Lift
Exttmo
.
Coldi
Tontilliiit
Mumps
Ringworm
Whooping
Cough
Erysipelas
Diptherla
Scarlet
Fever
Chlckenpox
Septicemia
Boils
Measles
Bronchitis
Typhoid
Dysentery
Pink
Eye
Otitis
(Ear
Intention)
Pharyngitis
Smallpox
Tuxrrukis
Pneumonia
'Influenza
Carbuncles
Laryngitis
Impetigo
(Skin
Infection)
Social
Diseases
,
Cerebro
Spinal-
Meningitis
The
war
tal
win
aortaSt
Is
aaknowa
so
ukt
every
prtciunon.
LIFEBU
Health
Soap
Purifies
andProlects
Lever
Brothers
limited
Toronto
aUT15
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sllll..
naln
If
II
I
-
Canadian
National
fiic
Largefl
ailway
Sylcm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
H
WUM1S
Irom
riJINCE
Ki
ri:KT
for
V.tf
l
VKK.
VirTOKIA.
SKATTI.E.
mI
Intrrmrdlate
xlnt.
earn
TIH'KMHY
and
slMiAV,
11.00
p.m.
r
ANVi
gnd
KKTCIIIKAN
Karh
Hi:NKSIlAY.
4.00
p.m.
l'r
NTKWAKT
Each
HATL'KKAV.
10.00
pjn.
lor
NOKTII
ANK
HOC
TH
qiEES
CIIAKI.OTTE
IsUMM.
fortnlgbtl)'.
PASSE.NOEH
TUAINS
LB
AVE
I'KINCE
RL'I'EItT
I'AII.Y
EXrKI'T
Str.MMY
af
IMO
o.m.
for
I'KINCE
(JEOUdK.
E1MN-Ttl.N,
HINMPEO,
all
points
Ea-tern
Canada.
I'nltrd
.Mates.
'
AGENCY
A
LI.
OCEAN
8TEAMSIIir
LINES.
tine
Canadian
National
KtprrM
for
Money
Ordr.
Forelrn
CHrqon.
etc,
alw
for
jour
next
shipment.
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE.
528
TII1HI
AVE.
I'KINCE
Kl'I'EKT.
Phone
180
.
nniiiiiia
i
ruin
i
n
r
"
F-
.
-
tor
.
VANCOUVEK.
VICTOKIA.
Pwamon
Hay.
AK-rt
llay.
etc..
Tuesday.
.
p.m.
For
VANCOirVKR.
VICTOKIA.
Ilufrdale.
Alerl
IU).
etc..
Saturday
9
a.m.
For
POIU
HIMI'rlO.V,
ALIL'E
AUM,
t.VVOX.
8I
E1VAKT.
Halea
Island,
Hun-
inter
B
n
en
for
Nnas
Klier
Points
and
Port
Slmroii.
Friday
p.m.
IfJ
IfJ
Ind
Znd
Avenne.
Avenne.
K.
R.
M.
M.
HMITII.
SMITH,
trent.
trent.
Frlnee
Prlnee
Rupert
Rupert.
H.C.
Through
tickets
sold
lo
Victoria
and
Keallle
at
a
reduced
rsle
bar
tare
checked
thnugh
U
dentlnallon.
and
i
bt
ao
train
arrive
bar
fNM
tua
Bast,
it
now
day.
AMU
Watt.
OJIJL
divisional
arrivsd
la
Uss
itf
from
M.
.
Hrtr
or
O.
La,
isturnod
to
th
UattI
OJJt
iIiiiwim
Bo,
I
ifcad
train
Established
1923.
uttf
on
yta-
buel-
a
the
Piwruotal
0-law
be
eeasateted
wUl
snake
landing
at
m
O
TP.
vttart.
U
B.
K.
ABM.
tattrtet
foraater.
returned
to
the
city
oat
y
asset
day
aitarnoac
XMm
altar
apanain
taa
days
la
Um
wot
mi
or
Um
daatrtct
around
Bum
Vat
Traaafar
mam
agaat.
for
Al-
Wkartfc
SOOtataoW
4tMt
FaMfeaflai
JMartflaM.
Tbmm
coals
on
moor
coear.
doa
auj
votar.
buy
aoal.
lt
a
too
oaa
you
baa
Itt
tf
Has.
Huom
of
Ksataua
oaa
alatar.
Mrs.
Ktof
of
Varaccuvar.
arrived
on
Um
Oeoraw
ttua
aaorning
from
Um
to
attend
Um
fttnaral
this
afUr-
oJ
Mra.
Wahftr
Home,
dsdraasd
of
Mra.
Musna's
ton.
Walter
Rom,
Armstrong.
peovUacaaJ
oyraoMnt
of
iiaolloa
equipment,
ate..
yesterday
aftonaoon
aboard
Um
Oatala
on
bta
ratorn
to
.Van
attar
having
at
ant
a
work
or
ao
Um
etty
and
dtettlct
on
onsets)
W.
Duncan,
itorskespr
at
Oat
ton
amntr.
arrived
la
Um
city
fraaa
tba
akaona
War
on
yaaaordoy
afternoon's
train
ana
fell
hast
mm
was
for
Tsns
auras
oa
WMay
trip.
Be
is
Um
an
of
Mr.
and
Mm.
R.
a.
Duncan.
I
Iff
Ambrose
At
Or.
L.
B.
Wrtnen.
noanUy
graduated
In.
rasdletne
hi
Us
Bast,
arrived
on
UM
Itlne
Oiotgi
this
aaorning
from
Um
aouUt
and
jraaiidid
by
train
to
afaaaJton
wheat
b
will
baccaras
assist
ant
medical
asiaortiiiaodaiit
of
Um
staaaltoo
HasnW.t
r
whleta
hla
tatlwr,
Or.
M.
C.
-WHMits,
UJUA,
at
atanarln-
TtMody
of
maafetl
Mukaya.
Japan
aae.
who
Ud
in
Um
PHnoo
Rupert
Oaaaral
BoapitaJ
ytaterdtry
aoming
aa
a
rnult
of
burnt
auatainad
when
ha
ton
into
a
tat
of
oil
at
Nadcn
Harbor
wnaftng;
atatson
foeanUy.
wot
forwarded
lost
ortavng
aaoard
tae
cotani
to
van-oaatwr
wnora
Interment
will
take
nlaoa.
A'ktotner,
S.
Nakaya.
la
aocoanpamylnf
the
inalni
aouth.
"Botary."
lnoulrad
tola
pa.
"did
"Taw."
"And
your
MOda"
"And
your
oarat"
-Well."
aald
Bobby.
"I
you
toe
music
one
that
would
be
next
to
bar.'
r
ANNOUNCEMENTS
4a)tjrd)adaff
fd0d
Elks
Dance,
October
S.
Mooaa
HaU.
Um
Gyro
Hoe-Down.
October
14.
Prince
Rupert
Drill
Team
Dance,
October
31.
Presbyterian
October
.
Rupert
Bast
October
37.
lioyaJ
Order
Dance.
October
Cnuroh
Obotr
Oonevrt,
Unltsdr
Qnurch
Daaaaz,
Office
Hours:
9
a.m.
to
6
p.m.
Saturday:
9
a.m.
to
1
p
m.
Any
evening
by
appointment
M
P
Kenny
DENTIST
Exchange
Block.
Fbune
109
J.
W.
Soott
reticr&Ai
to
um
ottf
on
Um
Prince
Oeoroe
this
mnrnlai
frost
a
nostday
trip
to
Vancowter.
Ms
tint
iy
yean.
Tn
U'A
wfll
hold
a
Bast
of
Work
aaa
llaatl
Otwklng
la
St.
Petefa
ChtJMh.
Beat
Oate
Thuraday
arternoan
Octooor
fsaaa
s
to
e.
ATternoon
taa
win
at
satted.
Malao
Harhads.
charted
with
driving
a
anotortatsleie
without
ilgfcw
and
abo
without
a
lareoae.
waa
reaaanded
la
city
potior
court
thia
asorahac
uatlt
tola
Mr.
and
Ura.
W.
H.
UeAfee
and
family
of
Ootrfetown.
who
hare
beeo
cn
a
raeaUan
trip
to
Vaooourer.
ro-tumod
to
Um
city
on
Um
Prtswo
Ooorga
Una
tonrnlng
for
operaUng
a
mater
r
without
a
ohaufleur
license,
was
flood
t.
with
the
option
of
seven
days'
unptTaonasant,
by
Maglatrate
MtOly
aont
la
atty
paUee
court
this
morning.
-t-
OroaUy
aworeVed
in
health
aa
result
or
S
watataon
of
fr
moQtJM
spoat
In
8
tattle
and
other
aoaUiern
TOtnta.
Mas.
.
D.
W.
Morrhttey
retsmed
hoaw
oa
the
Prtwe
Oeotfe
thia
morn.
Dr.
A.
8.
Latah
of
Vanaourer.
inspector
of
h
lanitals,
win
aafl
tomorrow
night
oh
ttie
Prince
George
for
Powell
Wear
after
baring
spent
the
past
few
days
in
the
dty
and
dtatrlot
on
offlctal
duuea.
(
Matt
I.
Oaorlay.
R
N,
who
haa
beeo
rolloring
on
the
staff
or
the
Prince
General
Hcapltal
during
the
will
return
on
the
Prtaee
Osorae
tomorrow
night
to
Van-
Mrs
Bt
Hyde
of
UaceHon,
who
has
beoB
nsttSng
in
Use
dty
for
a
few
days
aa
Us
gneet
of
Ur.
and
Mra.
WUMam
Millar.
M4
Sixth
Avenue
East,
returned
on
this
aaonUng'a
train
to
her
home
In
tba
interior.
John
R.
Morgan,
well
known
Prtn-
Royal
bland
logging
operator,
and
hla
brother,
B.
E.
Morgan,
after
having
apent
a
eoupJc
of
days
In
tbe
etty
on
business,
returned
this
morning
by
gasboat
to
Butedale.
Mr.
and
Mra.
Bart
Moore
arrived
In
the
city
yeeterday
afternoon.
Mr.
Moore
haa
resigned
from
the
city
service
at
ShawaUana
Lake
and
plans
to
locate
In
Vancouver.
His
plsce
has
bean
taken
by
Rotf
Walker.
'
Of.R.
atearaer
Prince
John.
Oapt.
E.
Ma
Mm.
is
not
expected
to
arrive
In
port
rram
Yejaoptfvfr
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
tbefore
Sunday.
The
vessel
fcft
Vancouver
early
this
morning,
mote
than
three
days
late.
Uotomhlp
Belllngham.
Capt.
J.
E.
Anderson,
arrived
at
6
o'clock
this
morning
from
Ketchikan
with
a
cargo
consisting
of
a
carload
or
mild
cured
aalason
and
a
carload
or
fresh
halibut
for
shipment
East
over
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
George.
Capt.
Harry
Kedden.
arrived
In
port
at
1130
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powell
Rover
and
Ocean
Falls
and
will
sail
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
Anyox
and
Ketchikan,
returning
here
to
sail
south
at
11
o
'clack
tomorrow
night.
The
steamer
Princess
Alice,
arriving
from
Um
south
on
Saturday
morning
cn
route
to
Sksgway,
will
be
the
lsst
C.P.B.
boat
to
make
landing
at
the
O.T.P.
wharf.
Alter
that,
vessels
or
this
line
will
again
land
at
the
gov-
of
Mease
Anniversary
trarnent
wharf,
repairs
or
which
are
mft
I
owv
iimruiy
completion.
Hospital
Auxiliary
Halloween
Ball,
October
26.
Hill
SO
Halloween
Daaaar,
October
23.
Anglican
Baaaar,
Tuesday,
Nov.
IS.
Moose
Baaaar.
Nor.
16
and
17.
Oeorge
Hunter
of
Waverly.
New
Zealand,
who
has
been
paying
a
brief
visit
to
his
nephew.
D.
McD.
Hunter.
18
Firth-
Avenue
East,
will
sail
to
morrow
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
spend
a
few
days
before
embarking
from
there
on
October
19
aboard
RMS.
Niagara
on
hla
return
tq
New
Zealand.
Fred
Rutley,
who
was
identified
In
the
etty
some
years
ego
with
tbe
Parkin
&
Ward
Electric
Co.
and
who
Is
now
located
In
Los
Angeles,
and
his
slater.
Mrs.
W.
11.
Smith
or
Victoria,
who
baa
also
been
previously
In
Prince
Rupert,
arrived
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning
to
attend
thte
Stcrk-Curtln
nuptials
tomorrow
night.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
E.
Etherlngton.
who
were
recently
married
In
Alert
Bay
Mrs.
Etherlngton
having
formerly
been
Mies
Muriel
McAulcy.
R.N..
daughter
of
J.
W.
McAuley.
337
Fourth
Avenue.
Wert,
and
a
graduate
of
the
Prince
Pupert
General
Hospital
nurses'
training
school,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
ror
a
brier
visit
here
In
the
course
or
their
honeymoon
trip
on
the
completion
or
which
they
will
take
up
residence
at
Alert
Bay.
I
I
Look
for
the
Qold
Seal
ON
the
rvgs
you
buy.
roNGOtfl-MW
ssjuiHiiiimmiiniiuiiiil
I
.'.TJU41
n
8
a.m.
f
in
All
genuine
Con
oleum
GotJ
Seal
Rugs
bear
Ibis
Cold
Seal
at
an
unconditional
guarantee
of
aa
t
Uf
action
and
for
your
poaltlte
protection
against
inferior
imitations.
I
bull
harbor
Part
cloudy,
westerly
wind,
barometer.
30.24:
temperature
52:
light
swell:
8
pjn.
Pacific
Monarch
tow
ing
Btscayne
abeam
Bella
Bella
north
bound:
8
pm
Canadian
Observer
bound
from
Ocean
Falls
to
San
Pedro
125
miles
from
Ocean
Falls:
10:20
pm.
St.
Faith
oS
Egg
Island
southbound:
tugs
Pros
perstlve
and
Prospective
towing
dredge
out
or
Bull
Harbor
northbound.
DEAD
TREE
Overcast,
calm;
barometer,
30.06;
temperature,
44:
sea
smooth.
DIGBY
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
30.04:
temperature.
48;
sea
smooth.
-
N'won
BULL
HARBOR
Psrt
cloudy,
light
westerly
wind;
barometer.
30.06;
temperature,
54;
sea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
Overciit,
calm:
barometer,
33.04;
temperature,
49;
sea
smooth.
DIGBY
Overcast,
light
southeast
wind:
barometer.
30.15;
temperature,
42;
ses
smooth.
TENDKRS
WANTED,
Tenders
are
asked
lor
clearing
and
rough
grading
or
about
one
acre
at
the
Salt
Lakes
Psrk.
Plans
sod
specifications
msy
be
seen
at
Ormes.
Limited.
Sesled
tenders
to
be
In
the
bands
of
C.
H.
Orme
not
later
than
Saturday,
Oceober
8.
1927.-
W.
T.
KZRGIN.
234
Chairman.
Parks
Board.
PAIN
in
j
BLADDER'
romptlf
Cased
b
SANTAL
MIDY
!
Bs
surs
to
gat
ths
Osnulst
Look
for
Mia
word
"MIDy
bold
by
sU
druirtsts
"
ant
0Lnl"i
"
04
Stmt
Rat
Vs.
UOu
mhmmn
hmr
iJHUaWWCttaaaiHiaagatfn.'rM
wwonniianiwaTwiitiismwMtiaiwiiinwwi
Onjoleum
Cold
Seal
Rug
designers
hare
again
scored
an
Instantaneous
"
hit
"
with
this
new
type
of
rug
pattern
.
.
.
A
pattern
effect
that
promises
to
set
a
new
mode
for
modern
rug
patterns
.
.
.
now
available
In
two
charmingly
different
colour
effects
.
.
.
more
beautiful
than
you
can
possibly
Imagine
.
.
.
Ask
your
dealer
for
them
by
name
.
.
.
"Jock
O'Lantcrn."
No.
3U,
a
warm
pattern
in
rich
tones
of
Autumn
foliage,
deftly
set
off
with
touches
of
red
and
green
...
or
"Firefly"
No.
312,
In
a
cunning
combination
of
taupe,
cream
and
blue,
brought
out
to
good
advantage
with
a
fially
coloured
border.
Cantoltum
Cold
Stat
Run
at
to
prmctiiul
...itil
,utco.onl,
$7.75.
Send
this
Coupnjcr
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Concoleum
Canada
Limited
Montreal
AnBMl
maetlng
Prince
Rupert
Bu
ketball
Asaociation
this
evening
at.
8
o'clock
in
the
Pol
Me
Coon
rooms.
WUl
you
be
with
us
st
Um
Etki
dance
tonight
la
the
Meose
Halt
Flvt
piece
Elks
Jaso
Hasusa
onhestra.
Refreshments
and
prises.
Canadian
Pish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
trawler
O.
E.
Foster.
Oapt.
Sanderson
arrived
in
port
abaart
11
o'clock
las.
night
with
a
catch
or
grouadflsh.
lather
A.
Potravsky.
priest
of
tht
Russian
Orthodox
Church
in
Vancouver,
1
a
passenger
on
the
Prince
George
today
bound
for
Anyox
where
he
has
ecclesiastical
duties
to
perform
Albert
Farrow,
steseaboat
Inspector,
srrlved
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
hla
visit
here
being
to
make
an
Inspection
or
tht
lighthouse
tender
Newtngton
which
Is
in
dry
dock.
J.
H.
Pillsbury.
manager
of
the
Pad
fie
Stevedoring
Co..
returned
on
the
Prlnee
George
thia
morning
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
He
went
south
In
connection
with
the
lining
of
grain
ships
here
this
winter,
tbe
contract
lor
which
will
soon
be
let.
MlltKLlS
lit:
TOUT
Congotarai
Csnata
Unites.
MB
1270
Si
Patrick
Street,
Moauial
Send
mt,
wfcheut
cast
or
ebKcttion.
a
com
o(
twur
latest
booties
rthka
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Year
Home
wHh
Coacaleum
0M
Seal
Art-Rugs."
Name
AMress
Chy
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imimnui
Box
of
Gay
Adventures
Each
box
of
Purdy's
Famous
Chocolates
is
a
box
of
gay
adventures.
Indeed,
every
chocolate
iy
a
revelation
of
how
rich,
how
smooth,
how
delicious
a
chocolate
can
be.
I'urdy'u
Famous
Chocolates
are
made
by
home-made
methods
from
original
secret
recipes.
Ormes
are
sole
Prince
Rupert
agents
for
these
most
famous
of
B.C.-Made
Chocolates.
PURDY'S
FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
$1.25
lb.
IN
THE
PURPLE
BOX
Phone
525.
SEND
PURDY'S
TO
FRIENDS
ABROAD.
Packed
in
safety
containers.
Delivery
guaranteed.
ASK
U
ABOUT
IT
Ormes
lid.
yfie
Pioneer
Druppisls
THIRD
AVE.
V
SIXTH
ST.
-
-
TELEPHONES
82&200
Insist
on
B.C.
PRODUCTS
They
Lead
in
Quality
Dr.
MAGUIRE
Dentist
Over
Orme's
Drug
Store
Office
Hours
9
to
9
Lady
Assistant
Hotppint
Electric
Ranges
Kaien
Hardware
Go.
Telephone
3