j.
February
15,
1027
Sciatic
1
B
TX
H
hi
a.'"'"
IN
M
X
U
B
...
1
11
M
W
1
Wf
M
Chirprrac-li.cs
corn:
3
rT'Mtvia
th
cause
t?
...
I
'
AYAmwu
V
Tr
lowr."
ncrv-o
urnterthe
magnify-irtf
"Jass
is
pinched
a
i;d5cvliined
joint
r
nc
dwrvpi
cannot
Iraa
rit
healthful
tir
pubc
j,
Chiropractic
adjuring
rcmowsth-jrescuro
t
The
upper
nerve
Is
free
as
nature
intends.
D.
A.
II::::.
I.'
.
it
'
FINE
MATERIALS,
SKILL
AND
EXPERIENCE,
AND
AGE
IN
AN'
OAK
CASK,
ARE
REQUIRED
TO
PRODUCE
ff
WTL
I
1
TT"A
v
2
Sent
it-
Nerve
i
the
main
motor.
Hete.'
hff&wer
Nrunrhlnjr
off
from
the
a'pint
in
the
region
of
the
nips,
'
tfherc
it
leave
the
.spinal
column.
When
c
jh
on
thi
nerve,
the
victim
ig
crip-!'U.
For
thin
reason
caue
and
effect
are
m
ire
i
lonely
related
in
sciatica
than
in
most
other
ronrlltlorw.
When
a
spinal
bone
pre:M
upon
the
sciatic
nerve,
the
rtMultant
pain
begins
right
at
the
point
of
presHtire.
For
the
same
reason.
Chiropractic
Spinal
AdjuKtmontc
secure
results
more
iuickly
and
surely
in
sciatica
than
in
most
other
conditions
because
they
are
applied
directly
to
the
seat
of
the
trouble
and
remove
the
caue.
HIS
t'ANi:
NOW
DISCAllDK!)
"For
months
I
had
been
suffering
from
S
irica.
I
was
in
such
shape
1
couldn't
Mei-p,
work
or
rest,
and
was
h'lbl.l'njr
-il
out
on
a
cine.
A
friend
uetf-stei
'hut
I
try
Chiropractic.
I
was
ttacl
wanl
about
inveHti(tintr
Chiro-prui
tic,
fivrurin
it
would
be
like
all
the
other
thin;
I
had
tried
without
rfsults,
but
the
time
came
when
I
was
willing
to
try
anything.
Adjustments
vert-
Htirtrd.
and
I
will
frankly
say
th:t
I
v.-!n
relieved
from
the
first
one.
I
laid
mv
tan.'
a'ide
nfler
the
fourth
.t'ljifirwi"
and
ha--n't
picked
it
up
niiii
!
ha
niw
been
a
year
past
an-t
I
hive
wt
lo-t
a
d-iy's
work
have
h:id
no
return
of
the
trouble
sji
i
"-
-T.nuit
Txy'or,
Chironrirtir
lie-,
eart
h
Bureau.
Statement
No.
2088-K.
YOUK
APPOINTMENT
For
Health
can
le
raaie
by
telephone
M
11
civiman
Plume
G91
Palmer
(
Graduate
C
HIKuritAt
TOll
uni
7
Kxchnnicc
Block.
I'atho-Ncurometer
Sen
ire
Open
EveninK
2330HE3
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
I1KEAKF
AST
I
OOI).'
Smoked
Daily
by
dfiriflnn
hKh
iV
i
n
n
Moray
e
(.0..
a.
Prince
Huperl,
H.C.
SAVAGE
EI.EITIMC
WASIIKU
AND
DVKU.
WaAhct.
UlueK.
Kiit.xoH
ami
Dries
without
a
wriniUT
or
huviriK
to
put
your
hands
In
v
the
wr.tcr.
Cash
Trice
Alw
Uuy
Terms
1CAIEN
HARDVAUE
CO.
dd
trt
Whisky
rm
r7i
wl?
Ms
verliseniRiil
u
mil
nni.H.iii'il
iip
ilisDlaved
hi
the
Liquni
lrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
DriUih
Columbia
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PA
jB
THREE
ST.
VALENTINE
TEA
Local
and
Personal
AND
SALE
SUCCESS
IT(1)
Etrnt
Uriel
YrMrriLiy
Afternoon
Arthur'!
Taxi.
Phone
C78.
by
l'rrllrrlan
Ladles'
Aid
at
Home
of
Mrs.
H.
BC.
Undertakers.
Phone
41,
.Miur;
St.
Oeorge'a
whist,
bridge
and
dance
in
I
OD
E.
Hll,
February
25.
;S
Waring
la
leaving
on
the
Camosun
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver.
Retail
Mercbanta'
Dinner
in
Commodore
Cafe
on
Tuesday
at
630.
Election
of
officers.
33
Account
to
to
February
11
totalling
1471.4J
were
pasted
by
the
city
coun
cil
last
night
The
orchestra
will
play
in
the
Com
modore,
cabaret
on
Wednesday
and
Saturday
evenings.
33
Annual
genera!
meeting
of
the
Prince
Itupert
Rowing
and
Yaeht
Club
in
City
Hall
on
Wednesday,
February
16
at
t
'
pm.
prompt.
39
Joseph
Bennett,
manager
of
the
local
elevator,
who
has
been
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver,
is'
expected
back
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
1
morning.
Notice
of
Sal.
I
will
sail
by
Public
!
Auction
on
Thursday.
February
21
at
1
20
pm.
contests
of
buc
residence.
!Itmlaed
list
wlU
appear
later.
O.
P.
Union
steamer
Osmosua,
returned
to
1
port
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
trom
Auyex.
Stewart
and
other
northern
porta
of
call
and
will
eter
at
8
o'clock
this
evening
for
tbe
south.
Trsppcn!
Call
and
show
your
fun
to
the
Old
Reliable
House.
It
wtU
pay
you
as
tfe
can
guarantee
to
Rive
yen
hlKber
nrlre.
thm
.nmn.
,1m.
w.
have
big
orders
for
all
kind
of
fun.
eaiwclally
mink.
Wtu.
OoMblaom.
Second
Avenue.
Pbeae
S22.
tf
I
Bylaws
to
amend
bylaw
No.
SO,
Mi.
and
37ft
were
finally
passed
by
the
'city
councU
at
their
neetlng
last
night.
.These
were
Introduced
at
the
last
fTrsdLun'to
urte'J'tjer'and
discontinuance
of
6eeenth
AvettueWeat
paving.
R.
C.
Hyde
and
dasghter
Mies
Jean
Hyde,
and
son.
(Men
Hyde.
wiU
be
leaving
the
city
at
the
eed
C
Mat
week
on
their
return
to
Idaba.
Durt&g
the
dty
of
tbe
past
three
"
-r
I
residences
on
Fifth
Avenue
Bast
near
iMcBride
Street.
'
Tooaorrow
nwrwlng
waa
tbe
tlaae
set
for
tbe
banging
M
Joseph
Banker.
Port
Slmpaon
Indian,
tor
tbe
murder
at
j
Port
Esslngton
on
Msy
29
last
0
Mias
Sunday.
It
Is
hoped
.
have
tbe
nrawr-i
Lore
its
cblsnolm.
Reports
from
the
sl
dedtsated
In
the
net
far
distant
fu-I
south
sum.
however,
that
be
wlU
not
ture
by
Archbianop
A
V
De
Pender,
!
be
executed
until
after
It
la
decided
Meiropolttan
of
Br.tish
Columbia.
whether
or
not
he
u
entitled
to
a
new
trial.
Tbe
honeymoon
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
B.
Rocbeater,
nee
MUs
Agnes
Donald-son,
wbo
were
married
here
a
count
of
weeks
aao.
wiU
titend
as
far
aoutb'l'.
iiWIes.
Wheae
skull
Urn
IracturrO
i
as
Oattfornla
and
they
are
not
expeatod
back
In
tbe
city
before
March
1.
In
the
meantune.
the
cottage
on
Seventh:
Strret.
ihm
tbev
wul
reside
la
belna
rvntoiiMi
siui
snianrrf
The
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
has
called
oft
IU
proposed
trip
to
tbe
Orient
according
to
a
letter
which
was
read
at
the
meeting
of
the
city
councU
IMM
DUCC,
iiir
ifucr
tuuru
uisib,
ui
nw
of
the
unsettifd
oohdiUoni
in
the
Orient
at
the
present
time.
It
was
eorialderea
unwise
to
unaertete
we
trip
which
might
be
considered
later.
The
communlaaUMi
was
tiled.
The
Impression
that
Prince
Rupert
is
in
a
land
of
lea
and
snow
seems
to
be
general.
'A
lot
of
correcting
will:
hsve
to
be
msde
along
thla
line.
A
recent
immigrant
from
the
British
Tflea
to
Chleago
remarking
of
the
rigors
of
the
cold
weather
in
tne
;
"Windy
City"
in
a
letter
to
a
Prince
Rupert
friend
inquires:
"But
what
must
It
be
like
up
your
way?
I
suppose
you
sre
Icebound
by
now."
4-
,
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Kutirhts
of
Pythias
St.
Valentine's
Juvenile
Masquerade
Ball.
February
14
Canadian
NaUooal
Employes
Uall,
1-Tld.ty.
Prbruary
18.
Klks'
Annual
Invitation
Ball,
l-ooru-
ory
36.
Ilstuhlihlifd
l'J23.
Office
Hours:
0
a.m.
to
G
p.in.
Saturday:
11
a.m.
to
1
p.m.
Any
evening
by
appointment
.
DENTIST
Uschantp
liluck.
I'hone
109
Rub
a
little
Zam-Buk
over
your
hands
and.
arms
to
check
and
heal
all
roughness
and
chafing.
It's
wonderful.
Zam-Buk
contains
valuable
herbal
extracts
which
lubricate
the
tissues,
soothe
pain,
allay
inflammation
and
grow
new
healthy
skin.
Cold-sores,
'chaps',
frost
bite,
chafing
and
similar
troubles
are
quickly
ended
by
Zam-Buk.
It
provides
the
handiest
and
safest
antiseptic
dressing
for
all
injuries
and
skin
troubles.
COI.DS
For
cold
to
l'
e
Lead,
swear
a
little
Zam
luk
over
il
-
..!n,
of
the
hsndi.
and
inhale.
For
c
"inchest
or
back,
rub
briskly
nli
it-uarmed
am
Muk
oigbt
and
mo'
SOOTHES
PAIN
-
PREVENTS
BLOOD-POISON.
iO.
tox
;
I
for
tl
13
Of
u..
Get
the
Big
4
habitl
When
tbiukln?
oI
Taxi,
phone
4
'
;
ur
hnlI1ifle
coi".
less
.
1
lt
longer.
Be.1
Cove
Lumber
Co.
"
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
nid
and
Or
chestral
drand
Conceri
assisted
by
vocal
artistes
at
Sainton
Ara.y
Citadel;
on
Wednesday.
Fabroary
23
at
pjn.
Fin
program-.
Coma
and
help
tbe
band.
4S
1
WAR
MEMORIAL
CROSS
AT
PORT
SIMPSON
IN
HONOR
OF
BRAVE
SONS
In
honor
of
the
nine
men
from
Fart
semnaon
who
served
in
the
Great
War.
,
particularly
tbe
tw
who
gav
up
their
lives
oa
the
uattiel.f'Os
01
Kurope.
t
bsauUful
nammered
u-a.t
tnemart'
cress
was
placed
on
th
altar
of
8
Catherine's
Church
in
t:.e
neighbaring
vUlaga
on
Sunday
according
to
word
brought
to
the
city
b
Canon
W
F
Ruahbrook
bo
wis
a.
Fort
61.-0011
0-1
LOGGER
SUCCUMBS
TO
HIS
INJURIES
lalllag
Tree
at
l'rt
Kentre.).
lle
l
tinoria
VICTOBXA.
Feb
!.'.
D.
OUlls.
vli
i
had
been
unconscioi-.s
sine
he
i
'
i
nru.c
oy
a
tailing
r-
on
oaiuraay
1.1
a
Port
Renfrew
l:g.-.ng
camp,
hi
aku'.l
having
been
frac.ured.
died
in
a
local
'hospital
yesterday
He
tuuled
from
Vancouver.
I
FIXTURES
FOR
CRIB
LEAGUE
M
IIKIIl
IU
tlMt
XCt
ONII
II
Al
t'
Or
hL.tftON
l
ISM
Kit
IIY
r.
E.
UKK-MKl.
SK(
UKTARY
The
foUowing
will
coaBMOs
the
lut
ot
fixtures
In
the
second
baU
of
the
Crlbbajp
Ltague
aua.
tbe
ashed
ule
lii.ag
reieased
by
the
-altratdry
of
tbe
league
P.
K.
Wer:r.u.
JkvMaAer
In
t!.
half
to
pUy
oil
wltl
iMr
tblitadlaii
Nailunal
Ojiaratun
nixtnt
the
first
nail,
iw
u.d
!u
ai..iii
t
up.
t
21
-Ortvo
ts.
Cc'rt
st
'rrtire.
KnigliU
of
r,i.i...i
...i
.
..
Mrs,
bt.
Andre
v
c
N
Mechanics.
Prince
Bupert
II
,ui
.
CJt.
Opr.
-atuig.
Ory
Dork
vs.
Sun.-
of
Canada.
Orange
Lod;;e
v
Ciinadtan
Legion.
3t
Cold
Storage
vs.
Moot.
Kulghts
of
Coluuibu
n.
St.
Andrew's
.
.
C.N.
Ueehau.ua
w.
CiM.
Ojwrtliv
Prlnca
Kupert
Uuti-l
vs.
Ory
Dock
one
of
Ouiads
v.
Canadian
LeRi.ai
-
Orange
Lodge
v-
orotto.
Milt
11
7
Cold
Storage
vs.
8cr.of
Canada.
Moose
vs.
C.N.
Mechanic.
-
at.
Andrew's
vs.
Prince
itupert
Hotel.
CLN.
Operating
vs.
Orange
dxe.
Dry
Do:k
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Knlghls
of
Oolunhus
v.
Droit
11
Moose
vs.
Orotto.
,.
Pfteos
Rupert
Hotel
vn.
Orange
Lodze
Operating
v
CUaftian
Legion
'8aa
of
Canada
vs.
Knights
of
Columbus.
J1--Cold
Storage
vs.
C.N.
Operating.
KnlghU
6f
Columbus
vt.
Dry
Dick.
Moose
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
8t
Andrew'a
vs
Orange
Lodge.
C.N.
Mtcnulcs
vs
Canadian
Legion
PrluceRupi'
'
.
Orotto,
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Ladles'
Aid
of
the
First
Presbyterian
Church,
a
St
Valentine
tea
and
sale
of
bom
cooking
waa
'held
yesterday
afternoon
at
tne
home
of
Mrs.
S.
Massey,
401
Fourth
Avenue
West,
the
affair
being
a
complete
success
both
social!
r
and
financially.
The
rooms
were
prettily
decorated
with
garlands
of
St.
Valentine's
favors
and
the
tables
with
bouquets
of
daffodils
and
narcissi.
Dainty
refreshments
were
served
aU
afternoon
to
a
continual
stream
of
callers.
Urs.
Massey
wai
assisted
in
receiving
the
guests
by
Mrs.
D.
O
.Stuart,
president
of
the
Ladles'
Aid.
Mrs.
John
Mc-Ra
and
Mrs.
O.
H.
Munro
poured
and
the
following
ladles
served:
Mrs.
T.
H.
Johnson,
Mrs.
Alex
MeRae,
Mrs.
T.Mc-Clymont,
Mrs.
Dan
Jabour.
Mrs.
Alex
Finale
and
Mr.
W.
McC.
Allen.
The
borne
cooking
tables
were
in
charge
of
Mr.
L.
W.
Kergla
and
Mrs.
W.
'
D.
Vane
aad
Mrs:
W.
Anderson
acted
as
c&shler.
vii:i;i.i:hs
hki-okt.
it
s.m.
DIOBT
IflLAHD.
Clear,
freab
northeast
wind:
barometer
39.44;
temperature
IS:
sea
amooth
8
axa.
spoke
Pacini
Monarch
due
at
Alice
Arm
at
noon.
DEAD
TB8B
POINT.
Barometer
29.-20:
temperature.
18.
BULL
HA'RBOR.
Clear,
strong
north
west
wind:
barometer
29.18;
tempera
ture
33:
sea
rough;
8
pan.
spoke
.
steamer
B.
Wv
Baxter,
losg
Beach
for
1
laaaeett.
110
BaUss
frosa
Massett:
8
pm.
spoke
ktearirr
CJtkrrle
Wabon.
w
Keefelkn.
324
miles
frcm
KetclUkan.
'
pm.
spoke
j
steamn-
Mogul.
Anyox
for
Seattle,
625
;
f
ln
SX
n
m
rtvV
steamer
Prince
John
at
Lawn
Hill;
bound
tor
Sandaplt;
8
am
spoke
tug
St.
Faith.
Captain's
Cove
far
Powell
Hirer.
246
miles
from
Powell
RlTer.
1
NOOX
DIOBY
MLAKD.
Clear,
fresh
north-
east
wind:
barometer
39:45:
tempera-1
ture
22:
sea
smooth.
DCAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer.
29.-
24:
temperature.
19.
BULL
U
VRBOR.
Clear,
light
north-
wist
wind:
barometer
2920:
tempera
ture.
40:
light
sweU.
Advents
in
the
DaUv
N'wa
MINERAL
ACT
CKUTiriCATC
or
lMPKOVKMENTS
NiiTlCi;
Juuilts
Anyox.
Oranbv.
Alamo.
Rodeo.
Plntu.
Wiu
Frac::oju
Na.
2.
and
Uante
Fractional
Mineral
Claims,
situate
In
the.
AUla
Mining
Division
of
Caesiar
Dis-.
tr;;t.
Where
lated
--On
Wann
River.,
Taku
Arm
of
Taglah
Lake.
i
TAR2
NOTICE
tht
I.
Charles
V.
Bob.
Pree
Miners
Certtfleate
No.
89763.
ntend.
sixty
days
from
tbe
date
hereof,
to
ajiply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
a
Certificate
of
Improvements,
for
the
pur-1
pose
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Grant
of
the
;
above
claim
And
further
take
notice
that
action,
under
section
88.
must
be
commenced
before
the
issue
of
such
Certificate
of
Improvements.
Dated
this
1st
day
of
January.
AD.
H.
MeN.
FRASER.
Aseni.
1
827
NOTICE
Coder
and
bv
virtue
of
the
Drorlslona
of
Section
38
of
the
"Mineral
Act."
notice
Is
hereby
ctven
Messrs
Malcolm
8myth.
Edmund
Ladcu.
Harold
Hmun
and
Albert
Moore,
that
there
H
owing
no
inc
undersigned
zor
Assesament
wsrk
P'-rformed
on
the
Cord
Ola
Groun
of
Mineral
maims,
mncess
Royal
island.
ggfg
"!fttt
i,j2?n'
,um
ot
jrtate
share
of
thV
cMt
Vt
Isuch
Assessment,
together
with
all
costs
SE"?
1M7.
application
will
be
made
to
the
Oold
Commissioner.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
to
have
their
respective
Interests
in
the
herein
mentioned
Mining
Oroup
of
Mineral
Claims
vested
In
the
under-
DAVID
COItDILLA.
JACOB
KOSKI.
NOTICE
rebruarr
7.
1D27.
C't:
-n
of
Prince
Rupert
are
hereby
i,tl(.-tl
that
aocordtng
to
the
By-law
Nr-
162
Section
489.
No
perasn
shall
w.tnm
the
City
place,
keep
or
deposit
vise.
-
woo
:
en
receptacles
or
within
tweuy-five
lost
of
a
house
or
bulldl
u.ilf.
the
same
are
contained
in
aome
Mfe
deposit
ry
cou'-tructed
ot
brick.
;inr.
or
other
non-combustible
ma-erlal."
I
nm
ln:n;rted
by
the
City
authorl-nr
to
lotlfy
all
parties,
who
ueKlects
to
da
so
or
who
refrain
Irom
doing
any
in
ur
thing
wh;-li
violates
the
above
pmltton.
that
ten
dn..
:r.m
the
above
date
an
Inspect
r
win
be
empowered
to
l-ki'
the
necessary
pr
i-ed.na
to
enforce
itls
C(
tlon
of
tlu
By
-law
II
A
MrLEAN,
f":i,
Enslneer.
Had
Salt
Rheum
AH
Over
Her
Hands
Mrs.
Herlert
J.
Mason.
Orand
FalK
N.B,
wriU's:
"I
had
salt
rheum
all
over
try
hunrla
and
especially
between
nix
,;i
;.;'
It
ft
ld
it
was
im-m.
ibic
tor
nm
to
jmt
tlscm
in
water
or
ilo
my
ln.iww":k.
After
trying
mm)
niciliriii'-s
urn
eolres,
that
did
me
no
ui,
I
hcaid
of
Mnjr
so
wonderful,
and
after
taUhf
thre
l..ttlcs
I
am
rotire!
relieved
of
my
tnnilil.'.
I
am
wire
I
can't
recommend
n.H.li.
tno
kighly
to
those
wks
linve
salt
rheum
I
fad."
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