r
htr
27,
1927
v
a
a.
v
I
grct
T
W
'
0
rr'
WMty
JTlililEf
see
tttein
afik
tliisQIirism
c
wn
mas
of
your
youth
they
have
a
FRIENDS
claim
on
you.
The
happiest
hours
of
your
life
have
been
spent
with
them.
They
still
have
the
power
to
charm
you.
Put
worry
aside
this
Christmas
and
see
them
again.
You
owe
them
that
much.
Late
Fall
and
Christina
Sailing
-Mot
real
At?
IONIA
No.
If
M
oatrtal
LatTITlA
Not.
M
Il-I.l.i
A
WTO
MA
Dtc
I
-
JohaN.B.
ATHSNIA
Dk.II
21.
Mai
ATHBNIA
Dm.
II
-
Hauias
AfCAMIA
Dec
IS
s
nr..
Cher,
"
Plv-
Him
"Mm.
LMi
"Fly..
H
Return
ocean
f
era
from
SIS8.
Th
near!
attnt
nil!
gladly
tappty
alt
dttailt,
or
wrtti
CANADIAN
B
SERVICE
LINES
civtkli
sTt
tM
ip
m.
i
iMif'i.
lMlng
nt.
Wert.
Vsnroater
or
snjr
Steamship
Agency
Dr.
MAGUIR'E
Dentist
Over
Orme's
Drug
Store
I'hone
523.
Office
Hours
9
to
9
J
Why
Are
Prescriptions
Written
in
Latin?
reason
if
thia
language
changes.
Word
take
u
meaning.
Thia
would
be
dinaatroua
for
pre-
ion
work
to
medicine
use
a
language
which
does
ange.
Another
reason
is
the
fact
that
doctors
,
t
the
world
use
thin
one
language
to
write
direc-uud
instructions
so
that
pharmacists
in
any
.
.
an
read
and
interpret
them.
WE
ARE
CAREFUL
DRl'GCJISTS
Orates
IM.
7ic
Pioneer
Drttrcisls
nlHDAVE.
0
SIX
In
bl.
illlhiiuino
n.'uu
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
i
"
in
m
rr
f-.
ti
i
tiiiii
.niifiii
in
m
riii.i
ilu.
i
i
ii
i.
a
w
j
r
a
a.
MKMiLiMMimv
a
.
ar
a
a-
a
a
a
sir
Arvva
-
wn
STEAMSHIP
AND
TKAIN
SERVICE
MILIMift
f,m
PHINTC
KtTEKT
for
VAXI'Ot
VEIL
VICTOIIIA.
KBITTLE.
.
J
-
rtii'tivtilt'
i.
..
A
kfTVII&V
tl
fMl
fl
111.
inirriiieuMie
puimn,
rarii
ini
iii'.ii
i-.--
-
-
j
'
AMOX
Olid
ketcmikax
Each
MEIXKI)tV.
4.00
pjn.
'
t
STCIVAItT
E
h
SATl'KDAY.
18.
p.m.
Ir
NOKTH
,M
hOl'TII
QIEEN
CHAItl.OTTE
LNtH.
fortnightly.
PASSENfiEll
TRAINS
Li.AtE
I'HINCE
KlTEttT
v
tWIV
EXCEPT
NINIItV
at
IIJW
SJn.
for
1'HINrE
I1EOHGE.
EPMON.
ION.
UINMrEO,
all
point
Dantrrn
Canada.
1'nlted
State.
AC1ESCY
ALL
OCEAN
HTKAMMIItP
LINES.
t'e
Canadian
National
Kxpre
for
Money
Order,
foreign
Cheque
etc
alko
for
your
net
shipment.
f'Tl
TICKET
omCF.
it
TIIIHII
VrC
I'MINCE
KITKKT.
Pboue
I6
CAHAniAtal
VE!J
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
Ta
Ketchikan,
Wratigrll,
Junran
and
Kkagway
October
S.
19,
to.
I
Vancuuvrr.
VlrlorU
and
Seattle
October
IS.
t;
Nurmlrr
t.
I'KINCES
MEATIIirK.
or
Hutedale.
Eat
Bella
llella.
O-ran
laM.
Nainu.
Alert
hay.
.
fani,hrll
Klref.
and
Vanrnurr
eerj
-Satiiril.it.
II
a.m.
'nri
tor
all
Hteamahip
Linen.
u
tnformatlou
froro-
TV.
C.
OltrilHI.
Ileneral
Aent
t'rnrr
of
4tli
street
and
3rd
Aveimr.
Vrltut
Kuert.
II.C.
I'lione
31
lor
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Satllnea
from
I'nme
nuperi.
VAMOI
VKK.
VICTOItll.
Swanon
Bar.
AlJrt
B.
etr-
Tuecday.
9
X?.
V'fOI'VFII.
VICTORIA.
Hntedale.
tleri
Ha),
etc
Saturday
r
I'OKT
SIMPSON.
NAAS
KIVRU
l'OINTS.
ALICE
ARM.
ANY
OX,
tni
Avenue.
K
l
SMITH
ent.
Prince
Kiiiiert.
H
I
Tlirouh
llrketa
aold
to
Vlrtorla
ad
Seattle
at
a
reduced
rat
and
"MKf
rhecked
thnu(H
to
deettuatlon.
Lady
Assislant
duy
OrtODcr
ST.
Daaclug
froaa
uattt
2
o
clock.
Card
and
prtaw
for
waist
playera
)B
The
L
O
L
oara
a
til
grani
at
tlw
Oonesrt
aa4
in
the
Mctropolc
Mall.
J
IIUMlOll
&0C.
Hyde.
Trmaafsr
ao
Alberu
ftrinttaaa
and
Tlue
cuals
art
uimU
water
buy
eoal.
U
a
beat
it?
m
rartad
pe-
ftatllTt
tffttlghT
afearp.
Ad-
far
Al-
cover.
0jant
iMty
to
oaa
pso
tf
J
T
Phelan.
British
miusaals
aupar-
iiiteiidcut
of
Oorarnaacat
TMefrapba.
v.
ho
has
been
a
visitor
la
lbs
erty
sad
district
lor
tlx
past
few
day
b
oskdal
buaincaii
w:U
sail
tOBcat
b
tbc
Prlnaa
George
on
hla
rsMrn
to
Vaacouver.
Henry
Wis
Wood.
)"l
HUiil
of
tne
Alberu
Wheat
Pool;
C
M.
Mall,
graersl
manager,
and
Joaspk
iimu.'
Pacific
Ooaat
aupcrtntandsnt.
asil
tonlgbt
on
'he
Prtnc
Ocorge
for
Yaaoouver
after
hartng
apent
a
oouple
of
days
In
tae
city.
Capt.
MerrUl
ftaUavs
of
the
local
halibut
boat
Binglssdar
sod
Mrs.
Soi-Icwi
aall
tonlfbt
on
the
Prlac
Oaoras
for
Vancouver
en
rout
to
their
old
borne
at
Preeport.
Nova
Scotia,
when
they
wUl
apend
th
winter.
Bsrl
Hsinea.
well
known
member"
of
th
Rtniader'a
crew,
also
leave
tonight
for
Nova
Sootls
and
will
Matt
Chicago
and
Boston
enrout.
Mr
and
Mrs
R
t.
sccNaughton
and
lamlly
rrturnad
to
the
city
an
this
afternocn'a
train
tress
Sarnla.
Ontario.
Mr
atdfauahton.
was
is
dietriet
psa-
asnger
sgeat
for
to
Oaaallan
National
Railway,
want
Mast
stent
atz
woaks
ago
with
a
party
of
sustain
ticket
men
an
sn
educational
tour
Mts
McNsugb
ton
snd
family
have
been
away
since
July
1.
rial
Uog
with
relatives
la
th
east.
A
meeting
w)Ul
be
held
on
Thursday
Oetsber
T.
at
th
Xtaesv
Sea
Piahcr-
bmo's
Onion
Hall
st
8
pja.
to
dlacitaa
the
protection
of
the
Salmon
Planing,
Industry,
The
4s)owUiX-
srs
haeawlth
invited
to
take
part;
J.
C.
Brady.
MP
nrd
Stork.
ez-P..
Adam
Mackie.
inspector
of
fiabariea
and
any
other
of
the
Fiaheriea
Department
who
are
ta-'ereted
-
Hippo
Island
Belmon
Trollar'
Aaaoclstion.
U3
a........)-
i
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Rupert
Bast
Baited
Church
Bsaaar
October
ST.
Loyal
Order
of
Moos
Aanlvtnary
Usnos,
October
ST.
Orarge
Lodfe
Ooassrt
aad
Oanot,
October
27.
Hospital
Auxiliary
ItaUoween
Ball
October
M.
HU
69
Halle
wees
Sassar,
October
to.
Knights
of
Pythias
Whist
Drive
and
dance.
October
St.
Presbyterian
Churoa
Baasar.
November
I.
BMottst
Sale.
WuJSStec
S.
Presbyterian
Ohttteh
Choir
Oonoert
lsovasabsr
9.
Catholic
Churcti
aad
10.
Basssr,
Kovamber
t
Canadian
Lefttm
Aradstiee
Per
Baa-
quet,
K
at
amber
11.
In
th
Bostoa
Hall.
PyUusa
Slater
Sale
of
Work
Novem
ber
H.
Anglican
Baaaar.
Tuesday,
ttow.
li.
Moos
Baasar.
Nov.
16
sad
IT.
Kalendar
Kabsret
lODt.
1UU,
Hal-
towe'ea.
Established
1923.
Office
Hours:
9
a.m.
to
6
p.m..
Saturday:
9
a.m.
to
1
p.mij
Any
evenhiK
by
appointment
DrP
Kenny
DENTIST
Exchange
Ulock.
I'hone
109
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
HUGE
SLOTH
Local
and
Personal
Aruiur'a
Tul
Pboct
8T8.
B
0
Dodertakcra
F&aoa
L
'
Oeatl
Dr.
J.
R.
dwa.
PSwm
M
On
u
Bif
4
aabitl
Wfcen
talaua
at
a
Tail
pt.t
4.
u
Tti.a
afternoon
train.
&m
from
U
but
with
maji
t
jo
uua
aftaraoon.
u
rt
purled
to
be
on
UBM.
v.me
room
iult.
Vpieoaa
aad
atdtet
tor
quick
thla
wck
Mom
110
to
a(rt
Tuppw
lor
fj
liiTnaajl
a
Moose
Annrvanan
Dna
aa
Tlitira-
14
FEET
LONG
Member
of
Armadillo
Family
Found
In
Oklahama
Stood
Six
Feet
High
NOfsUAM.
Okia..
Oet.
27
Oaeovety
of
a
tdfesfl
awetl
f
Hrptodob.
'sMaest
pswUWtcrie
Hsisstir
of
the
lrmirtMs
fasaitjr.
ossr
Iredtrii-a
Ofea
baa
proved
the
ssaassaals
followed
the
.
treat
of
the
gtociea
to
-,'ir
Arctic
circle
atach
fbrtber
tfean
prevostjr
p-
poawdU
it
Is
iiiassMiin
by
Dr.
OtHWte
N.
Ossas,
aeoloais.
He
aid
the
sbetl
and
seas
kebee
were
tairty
well
pre-iinaad.
Mannar
have
been
found
in
I
tester
sod
tbe
aotitbeutern
part
of
the
tfaMed
atatea.
Dr.
Oouid
said
The
alotbs
saaarured
as
atuch
m.
fourteen
feet
leagtb
aad
stood
ix
feet
high
Tbee
mimsasls
were
toothless
and
artiotlati
believe,
lived
entirely
on
reg-
FATHER
OF
LOCAL
LADY
PASSED
AT
OTTAYA!
isI.R.
Irletl
twit,
sad
New
Tlii
Tlornlej:
Funeral
st
Bmiisoud
j
Word
was
reoslved
in
the
city
this
iBwnuag
Not
the
eVasth
at
Ottawa
of.
Charts
Sssith.
aged
eighty,
father
of
Mrs.
1.
R.
PrlssaU
of
Una
city
He
was
a
son
of
tbe
MA
Jjbce
Smith
who
wai
one
of
the
United
Batplre
LoyalUta
who;
leit
the
United
sjaate
after
the
war
ofj
lcdefiendence
bream
of
their
ad-1
hrpancc
to
the
Brttkab
flag.
He
wat
bcrn
sod
lived
on
au
father'a
estate
'
wbwre
be
wss
engaged
in
extensive
fanning
and
cattle
ratal
ug
He
also
had
holding
in
western
Canada.
His
father
In
tbe
early
days
was
s
large
manufacturer
of
lime.
He
1
survived
by
ten
children.
Mrs.
i
Dr.)
J.
J.
Darby
of
Ottawa:
Nursing
later
K.
L.
Smith
at
heme:
Mrs.
O.
O.
La
tl
ware:
Mrs.
Frank
Perry
aad
Mrs.
(Dr.)
Hsggln
of
California;
Mr.
T.
Jssbm
of
Edmontosi;
C.
J.
Smith
of
Winnipeg,
o.
Wsrtiirigton
Smith
of
Bdmonton:
Mrs.
J.
H.
lYixreU
at
Prlace
Rupert:
aad
Mr.
Ost.
(Dr.)
Hart
of
Wlanlpsr,
who
Is
at
present
vial
ting
Mrs.
Prlseell.
Intsemeat
will
sske
place
at
Beeoh-wood
cemetery
beatde
th
late
Mr.
Smith
who
passed
sway
a
year
ago.
WANTED
FORBURGLARY
ESCAPES
FROM
JAIL
sawed
Cell
llur
at
Itellingtiain
and
Iusrr
llliHM-lf
to
the
Ground
VANCCrVBR.
Oct
21
Robert
Crea.
wanted
here
for
aJ
leged.
compl
tel
t
y
In
the
lootlag
of
tbe
Oerdora
Street
liquor
store
on
December
11.
escaped
from
Belling
ham
)sll
last'
evening,
according
to
telephone
advices
received
here.
He
ifcwed
the
cell
ban
and
lowered
himself
to
the
ground.
This
was
his
second
escape.
...
lack
ladg1;rew
causes
washington
to
abandon
flight
WABHIKOTON.
Oct.
27.
Lack
of
adequate
and
experienced
landing
crevj
St
Ottawa
has
caused
the
navy
department
today
to
abandon
tbe
proposed
flight
of
the
dirigible
Los,
Angeles
to
Canada
Saturday
HIGHER
FINES
FOR
EDMONTON
SPEEDERS
EDMONTON.
Ort
27.
"Speeding
fines
have
been
stiffened."
Magistrate
McLeod
made
this
announcement
in
tbe
city
police
court
on
Tuesday
afternoan
when
sis
penalties
were
imposed
for
exceeding
the
speed
limits
of
city
by
laws
covering
motoring
on
Jasper
and
mat
streets.
Tht
made
the
fine
equal
to
the
minimum
fine
set
for
in
fractions
of
the
provincial
act.
At
a
meeting
last
night
of
St.
An
drew's
Society.
It
was
decided
to
aban
dost
plans
for
a
Scottish
dance
in
com
meanoration
of
St.
Andrew's
Day
on
November
SO
and
hold
Instead
the
ree
ular
ball
of
the
Society
on
'that
date.
A
eommlttee
to
take
charge
of
the
affair
will
be
named
by
the
president.
vm:tiii:i:
kki-okt
Iriaoe
Rupert.
Cloudy,
strong
south
east
wind:
temperature,
48.
Beawood.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
SO.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
30.
Anyos.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
38.
1
Stewart.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
35.
Alysjaah
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
30.
Uaaelton.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
26.
Telegraph
Creek.
Snowing,
calm,
temp.
32.
SmitherV
Cloudy,
calm,,
temp.
30.
Bum
Lake.
Oody.
calm.
temp.
25.
Alice
Arm.
Clear,
calm,
frosty,
tem
perature
87.
,
White
Horse.
Cloudy,,
South
wind.
tW-
32-
mi..
,
Dawson,
Cloudy.
c!m.rjtrmp.
8.
HIKKU:SS
ltlil'OKT
8
a.m.
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Cloudy.
.
strong
southeast
wind:
barometer.
29.78;
temperature
48;
sea
rough:
620
pm.
spoke
f.i-.-
Pacific
Monarch,
at
Georgetown
iwaninit
orders:
11:55
pjn.
spoke
turner
Moi-iil.
Oranby
Bay
for
Stewart,
left
Anyox
at
9
pm.:
7:30
pm.
spoke
steamer
Oray.
discharging
st
Naden
Harlwr
Ut.U)
riiEL
rOKl'-
Ovrust.
Ugut'
southeast
wind:
barometer.
29.80:
temperature.
40:
,aea
smooth.
BOLL
HARBOR.
Overcast,
fresh
ouUwaat
wind;
barometer.
29.72:
temperature.
40:
sea
moderate:
8
pm.
spoke
,
tug
Lome,
towing
barges
Bingamon
and
Black
Wolf,
in
Tolmle
Channel,
bound
;
for
Massett:
7
pm.
spoke
steamer
Catala
left
Hardy
Bay.
southbound:
8
pm.
;
spoke
steamer
OriSoo.
Anyox
for
James
laland.
3SS
mile
from
James.
Island:
'
8
pm.
spoke
motorshlp
Norco.
425
miles
j
from
Seattle,
bound
for
Ketchikan.
I
NtMlN
j
DIQRY
ISLAND.
Overcast,
strong
;
Foutbeaat
wind:
barometer.
29.74;
tern-
J
persture.
44:
sea
moderate;
steamer
.
FUhpool
due
Triple
Islsad
4
am.
bound
'cr
Prince
Rupert.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Overcast,
fresh
southeast
wind:
barometer.
29.74;
temperature.
42;
sea
rough.
.
BULL
HARBOR.
Strong
southeast
wind;
raw:
barometer.
9.70;
temperature,
50;
sea
moderate.
HOTEL
AltHI
VAI.S.
f'rlnre
Kujiert
wtlam
Anderson,
Ocean
Palls;
Chas
W.
Elrson,
Edmonton:
R.
W.
Shannon
Toronto;
H.
W.
Wood.
Mas
A.
C.
Mc-Kee
and
C.
M.
Hall.
Calgary;
J.
Bennett.
F.
H.
Qendennlng,
C.
M.
BrtrtfTi
aad
J.
Elder.
Vancouver;
George
Mc-Afee.
Georgetown.
Sstoy
M.
D.
Sullivan.
J.
A.
Wsuchope
sn
3.
F.
Murray.
Jap
Inlet.
Central
O.
Bostrom,
city.
Ill
ltll
li
tllNElsI)
AY
Intermeot
of
the
late
Daniel
Mc
Kaughton,
whose
death
occurred
st
the
end
of
last
week
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.-
took
place
yesterday
afternoon
In
Fslrview
Cemetery.
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
SU'KKMt:
COI
KT
OF
BRITISH
COLOIII1A
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Joe
Elman
(otherwise)
Joe
Herman,
Deceased.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor
F.
McB.
Young,
the
11th
day
of
August.
AX).
1927.
I
wat
appointed
Administrator
of
tbe
estate
of
Joe
Elman
(otherwise)
Joe
Herman,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
21st
day
of
September.
AX).
1927.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
Dated
the
24th
day
of
August
AX).
1927.
v
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Vicks
on
forehead;
also
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in
JT
cup
of
hot
water
and
inhale
vaoors
1
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7e,
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Ova
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Used
Yeaxl
Breakfast
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ihe
kind
of
work
V'
on
do
Most
people
do
their
important
work
in
the
four
morning
hours.
Prepare
yourself
with
a
breakfast
that
will
"stand
by"
you.
Quaker
Oats
sustains
because
it
has
16
protein
for
bone
and
muscle
and
,05
carbohydrates
for
energy.
Vitamines
and
bulk
to
aid
digestion.
Mineral
salts
to
tone
the
system.
Eat
hot,
appetizing
Quaker
Oats
with
milk
every
morning.
You
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of
it.
Children
always
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it.
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and
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sure
the
Quaker's
figure
is
on
the
package
of
oats
you
buy.
Packages
wrapped,
sealed,
dust-proof.
If
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speedy
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get
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Quaker
the
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of
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but
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while
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you
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always
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808
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to
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123
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