.nis?
December
29,
1027
THE
ACME'S
Annual
Sale
GIFT
SUGGESTION'S
Indies'
Indian
Slippers,
aded,
buckskin
and
fur
mmed.
Very
comfy.
Ke-
jsar
value
$2.75.
vmj)tation
Sale
Men'
Slippers
A
large
lety
of
Men'
Slippers
in
j
tier
and
felt.
Fine
for
tiuu.se
or
bedroom.
Kegu-alup
12.50.
-
Ittatioii
Sale
Men
h
C
ombination
Sets
of
.
wi'b
Uarters
and
arm-i
din.
each
set
packed
in
'
box.
Make
an
inexpen-r
Xmas
gift.
Regular
ue
f!.23.
'
mutation
Sale
9t)C
Men'
Iiells
Genuine
vvi
i
le
fancy
belts
with
in-in
all
shades
and
col-I'.etfular
$3.09
value.
npUtion
Sale
05
Also
;i
large
variety
of
he
s
at
85
Men'n
Socks
in
endless
,rii-'y.
Each
pair
packed
in
;
-e
gift
box.
These
come
cashmere
wool
and
still
id
in
nil
fancy
patterns,
tegular
$1.50
value.
Temptation
Sale
Q5C
Men's
Bathrobe
Nice
warn
comfy
Bathrobes
made
of
Beacon
cloth
in
beautiful
blending!
of
color.
Surprise
Dad
with
one
of
these.
He
will
appreciate
itl
Regular
$11.50.
?rtat!on.Sa,e.S8.45
There
is
also
a
fine
selection
for
the
young
ones,
the
n.:me
quality
materials,
suitable
lor
10
to
14
years.
Regular
$.-."o.
?riT:i::n..Sa,e..
58.95
Silk
Bathrobe
in
a
beautiful
variety.
Temptation
Sale
Neckwear
Five
Hundred
T'
"",
each
packed
iu
holly
leaf
box.
Regular
gelling
price
of
thee
tie
is
from
$1.25
to
$1.75.
Temptation
Sale
Ql?
Qt3L
Price
.Men's
Shirts
Hundreds
from
which
to
choose,
Including
the
very
latest
Rayon
mixture
weaves
and
self-striped
Broadcloths,
very
neat
pa'terns
with
separate
soft
rollarx
to
match.
All
sites
In
white,
tan
and
blue.
TemnUtion
Sale
(?4
QC
Price
V-i.st
Acme
::
hmorters
A
No
C.O.D.
Orders
Strictly
Cash
No
Charge
Accounts
'
Mall
Orders
Forwarded
Express
Prepaid
Your
New
Years
Pa
255
Third
Avenue.
riy
will
not
be
complete
without
a
box
of
Crackers.
They
add
to
the
fun
and
increase
the
enjoyment
of
your
guest
.
,
Used
as
Place
Card
they
are
very
effective
and
add
color
and
cheer
to
the
appearance
of
the
table.
They
contain
Head-dresses.
Toys,
Charms
and
Novelties
which
add
to
the
gaiety
of
the
party.
Prices
are
low,
ranging
from
20?
to
per
box.
A
HOX
OF
CRACKERS
WILL
MAKE
YOUR
PARTY
A
SUCCESS
Orm.es
Iftfl.
yfie
Pioneer
Drugeisls
THIRD
AVE.
V
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
8?(,200
Jaeger
Pure
Woo!
Underwear
-
FOR
LADIES
Union
Suits,
from
?n
to
97
Ml
suit
Vents,
from
$,',,)
to
CHILDREN'S
JAEGER
PURE
WOOL
SWEATERS
from
SI.
50
to
$:1.50
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Phone
J.
KITCHEN
CLOTHES
3rd
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street
RACKS
For
hanging
from
the
ceiling.
Complete
with
ropes
and
pulleys,
each
.$2.50
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd
Prince
Rupert
Local
and
Personal
BO.
Uudertalsia.
pboD
tl
Dentist.
Dr.
i.
R.
Omm.
Pbont
R8.
Skating
daBj,
a
to
4
and
8
to
10.
tl
Tommy
Tax
I.
Psoas
70.
Zeolth
Cal.
tl
Zestttk
Cste.
toe
ptaee
to
sou
everybody
poettt.
tl
Ott
me
Bl(
4
tubltl
When
tnlnsint
AX
Tasl
pUODt'4
U
itoofce
TOM
Drive
ted
Danes.
Thuts
day.
Deecs&bcr
29.
QMh
prize.
304
This
aitaraooo'a
train,
du
from
tb
Cut
at
IMt
Is
reported
to
be
on
time.
J.
II.
HteMn
wffl
sail
tooaorwiw
morn
lii-
by
the
Frinc
Kirpart
tor
Vanoou-
vet.
Follow
the
erod
to
the
WtarthoUnc
on
New
Year
ess,
Saturdsy
at
II
.15.
Euet'
rrolie.
For
a
aeitectfcm
of
chocolate
and
smoking
randrW.
Federal
Newt
Co..
Third
and
Fulton,
tl
At
tlu
dBnuiuidara
Cafe,
we
artll
aervi
Tears
Eve
FroUe.
U.
M.
SMfAans
Company,
Ltd.
are
moving
tram
tbelr'
premises
in
the
Ex
change
Block
to
be
A
U4i
Hoc
It
next
to
tbe
Electric
Bakery.
Third
Aveave.
tf
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGS
THREE
"BUILD
B.G"
Years
of
Favorable
Use
JAWMTt
We
riavi
many
"letters
which
have"
come
from"
women
and
from
chefs
throughout
British
Columbia
who
have
used
Tad
flee
Milk
with
satisfaction
for
years.
These
letters
are
most
valuable
testimonies
because
they
come
from
those
who
have
practical
experience,
patrons
we
are
proud
to
have
served.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
OffU-e.
Vancouver
I'ailork-s
at
tadner
and
AbboUfvrd.
"BUILD
B.C."
STUDENTS
EARN
CASH
WHILE
LECTURES
OFF
snom
woo
amwm
mmm
w
nae
ucarw
Mf1
,,,
t
,.,
Tltke
Vlir;
rc.
c.vea
lor
tee
Bias
new
Year
s
Boue
must
obtain
same
today.
Mr.
and,
Mas.
V.
Atwood
and
tamUy
wiu
saU
t&nwrpww
aaomlng
om
the
Prince
Rupert
far
Vancouver.
1
1
f.
.
Icui
AVurk
During
the
(hrMnu
SniMn
MONTREAL,
Dec.
29
A
large
number
of
MeOlll
University
atudeuU
scoured
employment
for
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
hclldaya.
In
this
way
their
funds
In
order
to
frMh
.tWKi
.nt
UBhm
with
supplementing
bl
to
oontmue
their
courses
at
the
308
cream
during
tht
tetfMaya.
th
MeOU1
Bureau
'
Miss
Mitewnf.
CsusBbeU.
local
teacher
:
lnroun
of
(hnn
mrtM
mUl
imai
at
the
Wt-
PPOtntmenU.
k.o.
c.
ny.
rtio
m.
"cum
Imuran
kiiiu
tri
uu-
lng
the
Christmas
rush.
During
the
winter
season
UeOUl
orchestras
have
bean
muA
In
demaad'19
furnish
mule
for
tea
dances
and
other
social
affairs.
whUe
Individual
students
hare
been
desired
as
plaolsts.
11
ore
women
students
are
registered
at
present
In
the
bureau
list
than
baa
Cabaret1
tfce
e"
m
P
during
Don-t
mtas
tbe
Ccmmofcr.
New
Year's
Eve.
There
wtu
be
lote
ox
"
descriptions
of
employment
fun.
A
tew
more
reserved
seat.
,t
part-time
-eds
Is
the
charge
of
The
first
one
get.
the
choice
of
the
rasmsa.
308
.
,
I
tieverai
men
stuaenis
ate
acting
te
exchange
fo
meals.
whUe
Fva.k
A
R.wl..
.bo
h..
been
sptding
the
holiday
on
vUltin,
at
Hi'
Dlgby
UUad
with
his
parents,
Capt.
"-
'
,
'
and
Mrs.
r.
T.
Saunders,
will
return
belp
along,
their
college,
expenses,
8apta.Cl.us
parade
by
the
Prlne
-Rupert
tomorrow
morn-
in.
m
'm'd
rcl,if
to
iume
hldue.
with
tbe
Royal
tttrP11(1"
nlrau
"
wU
"
Unpereonatlng
Bank
of
Canada
In
Vancouver.
I",d
!charac'.ers
of
legendry
lore,
and
from
tta
t,m
ln
b'n
Retiring
hool
tmatees
this
M
are
hf
pastyf
'l
ontreal
have
visiting
eompanles
Thcma.
McMMkln
and
Q.
A.
Dtyaqt.
trand'd
the
service.
t
"extra.
Me-H.
remaining
member,
of
the
board
being
OUJ
tudrat
PPared
before
the
B.
Rochester.
S.
D
Johnston
and
W.
'otlighu
ln
thU
capacity.
QllchrlK.
The
final
meeting
of
the
,
present
bosrds
term
baa
been
arranged
,t,nn
np
irr.n:XTP
to
take
place-on
January
S
Instead
of
HAKD
(jf
HtAKlflU
u--.-
!
MAY
BE
OBVIATED
Mrs.
8.
T.
Wood
and
family
will
sail
tomorrow
morning
on
tbe
Prince
Ru-
,.
,
lw
w
Attention
pert
for
V.neoW
where
the,
will
it!
bTlotoed
by
Ipector
Wood
and
pro-,
T
T,,1r"at
m
Jr"ub,rs
lSctW
tatted
Mould
Save
Much
suffrrlng
ceed
to
whsre
tbe
who
has
been
recuperating
ln
Portland.
Oregon,
from
a
recent
Illness.
Is
trans-
offlcer
commaneng
here
for
the
past
two
yesn.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
KUpatrtfk.
fit
SrJ
cCroup
Often,
cheeky
with
one
aoplication
of
Vicks.
just
rub
on
throat
and
chrst
.'efJcC
flJ&
2&
iha
W
S?
,
V.V
PORU
13
dvm
17MUI0NJAft$USO)YtAJlL
MONTREAL,
Dec.
29.
In
a
lecture
ferred
In
the
aervlce
of
the
Royal
Can-
.
.
nfW
Klth
.,,.n
sdlan
Mounts
Police
after
having
be
'jntuin
of
de.fne.
Five
diseases,
he
said,
were
responsible
for
practically
all
deafness.
.
..
.
.
A
.
....
1
Spinal
meningitis
and
scarlet
fever
A.
K"PWck,
rule
"tructor
fo.
rthe
J
m
infectious
Canadian
N.Uw.l
RalUa,,
with
head-
ln
th.t
catory.
former
e,trtr,
iix
Wlxtr
and
formerly
w
for
m(,nv
of
the
case.
srrtatedeBt
her,
d
t
Stber.
w
The
latter
malady
and
M.
-UTlpatrlek
amved
m
Uen
amcult
to
control
until
two
!?.
SL5
!Sr.J
-
"whlch
had
given
wonderful
re-
''.I
r
"
m.;.,I.
'
T"w:
Nverthl..
Illation
ImmeUI
"T
stely
in
a
hospital
should
be
under-
,
,
rwatsHst-V
w
ail
A
riraxort
fitivuat
la
a
wn
rtf
taken
when
a
case
of
scarlet
fever
declares
Itself.
He
thought
that
gov
'
ernment
support
should
be
enlisted
ln
jure
a.
u.
joonswn
ui
sau
uxam-
imakinz
the
serum
available.
row
morning
by
the
Prince
Rupert
for,
othtr
algtaiin
ot
the
ear,
affections
Victoria
where
ah.
will
attend
tbe
wed-
of
lne
mSiale
e
an1
of
me
pathway
ding
on
January
10
or.
ner
rotner.
j.
to
th.
nerTe
Atal.
with
"then
Dr.
Holland
Klagham,
to
Mtaa
Grace
PUm-
Hutchlson
turned
to
the
need
for
see-
jiey.
urs.
joonstco
wiu
aiso
awnauw
lng
that
children's
tonslla
are
attended
nuptlsU
next
TuUy
in
Vancouver
or
to
tnJ
that
meiiom
receive
treat-
Miss
Belle
OouTley.
kj.
and
is.
.
ment
aregg.
swlatant
district
forsster
here,
j
The
doctor
fmphaslzed
the
lmpcr-
anu
vmu
in
vtotoria
w.tn
of
tance
parenta
paying
proper
atten-mother.
Mr.
Joshua
Rlngham.
before
Uon
M
len)Wll
8nd
umsllt
tn
child-
returning
to
Prince.
Rupert.
HOTEL
AKKiVALS.
Savoy
'
A,
8eafcerg.
city:
T.
P.
Young,
Aneroid.
Saak
;
Iver
Wick.
Jap
Inlet.
lTlnre
Rupert
J.
H.
Kudelka.
Rumsey.
Alt.;
Dr.
R.
O.
Large.
Port
Simpson:
Mrs.
O.
M.
Wood
and
family.
Prince
Rupert.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Elk's
Leap-year
Dance.
January
20.'
Legion
Novelty
Dance
January
27.
Prince
Rupert
Girls'
Drill
Team
dance.
February
3.
Elk's
Annual
Dace.
Fehrui
QBSsmodi
tVJk.
1
ren.
He
said
!n
the
Interests
of
the
children
this
meow
re
should
be
driven
home
to
all
parents.
QUEEN
OF
SPAIN
REFUSED
CREDIT
WHEN
BUYING
HAT
LONDON.
Dec.
29.-
-Queen
Victoria
of
Spain
had
an
unusual
experience
while
on
a
shopping
expedlUon
ln
London
recently
tn
connection
with'
her
visit
to
Queen
Mary.
This
was
no
leu
than
i
demand
from
a
sales
woman
in
a
mil
llnery
shop
that
her
Majesty
must
pay
for
a
hat
she
had
selected
before
it
!
could
be
taken
away.
Tbe
Queen
tried
on
a
hat
that
she
I
liked
and
ssked
If
she
coyld
have
It
on
approval.
'"
"OnlJ"Hr
you
have"-
.i
account.
had
not
rccognired
the
Queen.
Turning
to
her
companion.
Her
Majesty
asked:
"Have
I
an
account
here?
I
dont
think
I
have."
"No."
said
the
lady-ln-waltlng.
"but
it
can
be
put
down
to
me."
The
assistant
repeated
that
"Madame"
could
have
the
hat
only
if
she
had
an
account,
and
-the
Queen
smilingly
said
she
would
net
trouble,
but
would
call
.aln
next
day
for
the
hat:
Tbu
prjmise
ube
fulfilled.
HYDRO
RACES
FROM
CALAIS
CALAIS,
rranc.
Dee.
29.
Hydrocycle
races
aeroea
tbe
Engllab.
Cnannel
may
compete
with
tranalantle
air
Jumpa
next
summer,
forcing
a
choice
among
port
loven
between
their
contestants
on
the
water
and
over
it.
Rena
BaTard.
U
Frenchman
who
pedalled
his
water-bike
front
Calais
to
Dover
thli
autumn
after
the
awlmmers
bad
broken
camp,
expect
to
receive
several
challenae
next
year.
Hla
time
for
fronting
the
water
that
made
Gertrude
Ederle
famous
was
0
hours
and
15
mluutea.
little
mora
than
half
tbe
time
required
for
the
fastest
swim.
8avard'says
bydrocycllst
have
to
go
into
training
Just
aa
tbe
swimmers
do.
The
resistance
of
water
to
the
paddles
which
tbe
wheels
turn
to
propel
tbe
hydrocycle
la
very
strong
and
leg
muscles
are
called
on
to
do
their
utmost.
Savard
trained
for
five
months
on
tbe
Eelne
before
tackling
the
Channel
POOR
SPEI1ING
OF
UNIVERSITY
WOMEN
SUBJECT
OF
COMMENT
ITufrotor
hats
Many
Urailuale
Whu
Nrvrr
should
Hate
Cicu
Entered
the
I
HUrrs.it
y
i
TORONTO,
Dec.
29.
At
the
High
School
Edltort
Convention
held
her
recently
the
editor
of
a
women's
paper
complained
of
tbe
difficulty
of
getting
wemen
graduates
who
could
observe
tht
common
rules
of
grammar
and
apelling
such
as
the
apostrophe
In
the
boy's
book.
There
is
not
exactly
illiteracy
among
the
students."
remarked
Profess
or
H.
J
Davis.
MA.,
iof
University
College,
anent
this,
"but
there
li
a
great
deal
of
poor
grammar
and
poor
spelling,
especially
In
the
past
two
years.
We
nave
a
lot
ot
pure
'school
wcrk'
to
do
In
our
English
classes
here,
and
we
must
do
It.
O.
course."
he
continued,
"there
is
the
occailonal
person
to
whom
tbe
art
oi
spelling
1
psychologically
tmporplble
and
.
It
Is
true
acme
pespte.
graduate
from
the
University
who
never
ought
t
have
come
at
all."
CANADIAN
MINK
FUR
REPLACED
BY
RUSSIAN
LONDON.
Dec.
28.
In
connection
wit!'
tbe
action
in
the
King's
B?ncb
Division
of
the
High
Court
of
Justice
for
the
recovery
of
money
alleged
to
have
been
paid
for
a
Canadian
mink
coat
for
which
a
Russian
mink
coat
had
been
substituted.
,
Justice
McCar
die
asked:
"On
what
principle
do
ladles
(.choose
fur
coats?
Is
the
first
point
that
It
should
be
expensive?"
"Not
always."
was
the
reply
of
an'
expert
furrier
who
was
giving
evidence
tn
the
case.
"But
very
often
it
is
so."
suggested
the
judge.
"A
woman
would
not
have
a
useful
and
chesp
and
beautiful
coat
If
she
could
get
a
more
expensive
one,
even
though
It
Is
less
beautiful?"
"That
la
quite
so."
agreed
the
furrier
The
judge
decided
that
there
had
been
breach
of
contract.
Canadian
mink
having
been
Ordered
but
Russian
mini
supplied.
He
gave
judgment
for
S315.
The
plaintiff
had
sued
for
the
recovery
of
S9S0.
SQUIRRELS
MIGRATING
IN
PENNSYLVANIA
McCONNELLEBURa,
Pa..
Dec.
28.
Pennsylvania
squirrel
are
migrating
southward
by
the
thousands.
Scarcity
of
nuts,
due
to
the
heavy
early
frosts,
'
destroyed
met
of
the
nuts
on
the
lower
slopes
of
the
mountains
with
the
result
that
the
squirrel
decided
to-move
southward.
Milt
Ferguson.
Fulton
County
fanner,
reports
he
got
His
full
bag
limit
of
20
by
picking
them
off
as
they
hurried
past
his
barn
southward
bound.
Same
squirrel
remained
In
the
higher
reaches
of
the
mountain,
but
the
lower
sections
were
practically
deserted.
Judging
by
past
performances
the
fleeing
squirrel
will
return
next
year.
MUST
SERVE
YEAR
EXPRESSING
OPINION
VITERBO.
Italy.
JJec.
23.
Right
ln
tbe
middle
of
a
public
demonstration
i
of
gratitude
that
Mussolini
was
spared
when
an
attempt
was
made
on
hla
life
in
1923.
Vlnrenzo
Zlgrossi
publicly
regretted
that
the
effort
against
the
Duce
had
proved
unsuccessful.
He
has
just
been
tried
and
found
the
Jury
unanimous
against
him
and
his!
sentiments.
.
He
was
sentenced
to
serve
a
year
ln
prison
and
pay
a
1.000'
lire
fine.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
ASSETS
and
LIABILITIES
31st
October,
1927
ASSETS
Cash
on
hand
........
$
88,9Jj,m.3J
Deposits
with
and
notes
and
cheques
of
other
Banks
'
.
.
671874,631.37
Deposit
Kith
Central
Gold
Reserve
.
19,000,000.00
Call
and
Short
loans
on
Bonds,
Deben-'
'
hires
and
Stocks
181,101,009.09
Dominion
and
Provincial
Government
'
Securities
86.760.5S7.30
Canadian
Municipal
Securities
and
British,
Foreign
and
Colonial
Public
Securities
other
than
Canadian
.
.
396Jt446-o6
Railway
and
other
Bonds,
Debentures
and
Stocks
5,344,018.16
Quick
Assets
$481,996,915.21
Loans
and
Discounts
and
other
Assets
vJlf
,795.6o6-73
Bank
Premises
.
II,JJO.OOO.OO
Liabilities
of
customers
under
letters
of
credit
(as
per
contra)
$
1.
.
.
.
.
11,106,355.96
'
Total
Assets
.
.
$831,548,967.90
LIABILITIES
TO
PUBLIC
Notes
in
circulation
4j.760.677.JO
Deposits
700,117,281.
J4
Letters
of
credit
outstanding
.
Other
liabilities
......
Total
Liabilities
to
Public
iix.io6,35J.96
10.857,010.51
$W.oji.33J-ja
Excess
of
Assets
over
Liabilities
,
.
to
Public
$
62,497,632.38
DEMAND
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:
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