Dc
ember
12,
1927
jiL
Records
Polly
Jujf
as
fascinating
as
"Xola"
fox
Trot
Zz
Confrey
and
Ills
Orchestra
My
Blue
Vocal
"Rupert
Bran
Kippers
THE
DAINTIEST
MtHAKFAST
KIMIIJ.'
Smoked
Daily
by
2.777
Heaven
Gene
Austin
20964
Fox
Trot
I'aul
Whltmvm
20923
and
III
Orcheatea
Golden
Slippers
Old
Time
Southern
Song
Dig
hit
I
Doet
with
violin,
banjo,
Vernon
Dalhart
and
goltar
and
harmonica
Carton
Koblsoti
Together,
Fox
Trot
We
wo
Johnny
Johnson
and
Ills
Statler
Pcnnsylvunlans
20531
21016
On
a
Dew,
Dew,
Dewy
Day
Fox
Trot
Nat
Shllltret
and
The
Victor
Oriheefra
28S19
Duet
with
guitar
Jim
MMer-Charlle
Farretl
239)6
Alto
the
latest
lied
Seat
records
by
famous
Victor
arlitls
!
Victor
Talking
If
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Machine
Co.
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of
GanaJa,
Limited
Useful
and
Beautiful
,tiv
combination,
but
the
Manicure
Rolls
we
have
on
lully
answer
thix
description.
They
are
superior
f
have
ieen
able
to
obtain
In
previous
years
both
In
.
!
material
and
in
beauty
of
finish.
These
Kts
come
;
.
i
Rnliups.
rwnutiiully
lined,
containing;
from
six
to
Pieces,
finished
in
Decorated
Amber
l'el
Afcr
Orchid
on
Ivory
MaJwifany
m
Gold
French
Ivory
Natural-Perl
White
Pearl
Kos
l1
Illue
l'carl
Ivory
on
Amber
Ranging
in
price
from
$1.50
to
$17.00
each
t
iaes
J2
7fic
Pioneer
Dfttneisls
miRD
AVE
V
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
H?fc200
DEMAND
Canadian
Fish
&
ild
Storage
Co.,
lid.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Dr.
MAGUIRE
Dentist
Over
Orme's
Drug
Store
I'hone
523
Office
Hours
0
!..
9
Lady
Assistant
a
r.
Local
and
Personal
ml
HC
Unatriaarta.
Pbons
ti
I
Dentist.
oosfi
TcKTeikwaooaiis
the
u
BjE.
TBf
It
atjd
kc
oonvl
Hot
aad
astlateetorr
Xsaea
homaMtchig
to
Dollar
Rev.
lrom
ror
a
smoking
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
JIffiEE
.
3
I.
M4
to
I.
U
Have
m
bought
Uckt
for
Um
They
the
tire:s
k
fur
eoatr
3M
save
0t
me
Bi(
4
babul
When
thlnUn
of
a'Tail.
pbons
4.
tt
Dr.
J.
R
Omn
Phone
686.
Bee
Use
Onus
VteOortan
Paahioti
eeJgCtlOJB.
Third
ana
Htoon.
I.
Johnara
returned
to
the
city
tattle
oc
Hm
Camosun
laat
night.
of
ebooaiataa
and
Federal
Mowa
Co..
U
AIM
aminilaild.
manager
of
Rupert
aaaSMn.
arrived
on
the
sun
last
ajdjt
lMai
vaaofsMr.
c.
c.
Iinan
Moonai
aoatai
a
daylJOpm
wtt
sail
tomorrow
night
Isr
Vancouver
Dinner,
Wednea-
Football
Cups.
"Ttumttr
Wm"
the
United
Church.
TlMirasaf
.
'Deeeenber
15
at
8.15
nrontnt.
-ratals
Ms.
393
The
Variety
Dane
4a
Wednesday
la
the
lira
Heane
la
asr
um
purpose
Prince
spreading
a
tittle
Hf
and
teppineae
WW
em
help?
291
Huah
Wood
wot
a
erf
the
Patterson
Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
O.
Oakley,
who
have
uiat.
Forcher
Island.
wUl
aall
on
the
been
south
oa
a
holiday
trip,
returned
1
camoaun
tomorrow
aJatit
for
Vanoou-
to
the
city
an
the
aeaaeun
laat
alght.
;
vr
j.
walker,
eoak
at
the
mine,
will
Mtea
bona
Wale
ran,
who
haa
been
!
akw
be
going
eowth
en
the
eaaae
boat.
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver,
re-
ohrlatmaa
Cheer
Bern
child
know
turned
baate
OB
the
Gamoiun
laat
that
lu
boaae
la
their
beet
ruling
alght.
station;
but
easae
ere
without
a
well
l
ruled
home
life
Xnea.
Attend
the
Hyde
Tiwaattr
now
agaato
for
Al-
Qki
Variety
Danae.
Wcelncedey.
Doeeai
Alberta
aejatjass
aad
Penabjg
rearleaa.
it.
292
e
ooala
aps
ajaaar
t.
boy
..dM
t
itt
cover,
dont
buy
;
tit
a
tgdBt
ana
yoii
a
laat
Irtgnt
and
the
thermoBaeter
early
UUa
saaraamg
drappad
to
21
decrees
beve
aero.
With
barometer
at
a
good
level
and
the
wind
In
the
north,
pros
pects
ware
this
morning
for
another
'jeripd
of
clear,
oold
conditions.
At
a
meeting
Saturday
night
or
the
esewutlve
of
the
Prince
Super
t
Pioneers'
Association
it
-was
decided
to
bold
the
annual
masting
of
the
Association
on
January
to,
making
that
the
permanent
4ate
for
the
asuiual
meeting.
Tae
meeting
Hatuaday
night
waa
presided
over
by
P.
W.
Mart.
P.
W.
Anderson-
noting
as
ecretary.
We
have
Just
received
another
lovefy
tot
of
fur
coat,
oonalettng
of
eauakxat.
calfskin.
French
seal.
Hudson
seal..
Per-;:an
Lamb
and
Orsy
Krlauner
Lamb
These
are
all
In
the
latest
styles,
and
rom
now
until
Christmas
weare
mak--ng
a
speatkl
oaTer
of
one
third
off
th
setltng
prase
Donot
auss
this
oppor
tuntty
of
gettuig
a
lovely
ooat
at
vasonahre
price.
W.
Oaldbloom.
Second
Avenue.
t'
W.
A.
Pound,
director
of
fisheries
for
ihe
federal
government,
and
Major
i.
.
Motherwell,
chief
laspector
of
Ssh
Mes
on
thA'ooist,
arrived
yesterday
on
he
fisheries
patrol
steamer
Malasplna
for
the
meeting
which
will
be
held
to-tight
with'
salmon
flahermen
of
this
llstrlct.
After
the
local
meeting,
they
will
proceed
to
Alert
Bay
where
they
re
schdtttad
to
hols
a
meeting
on
Wedneeday.
The
next
trip
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Steamer
Princess
Mary
haa
been
ar-anged
aa
a
Special
Oarlatmai
Sailing
uid
will
leave
Prince
Rupert
on
the
iftcrnoon
of
December
21
.
arriving
In
Vancouver
on
December
13
In
time
for
lassenaers
to
make
connections
with
teamera
tor
Vancouver
Island
porta.
Seattle
and
other
destinations
in
the
vicinity,
k
FaseertRers
desiring
to
travel
via
Canadian
Pacific
should
make
early
reservations
for
there
will
be
a
heavy
list
of
holiday
seekers
from
Alaska
and
be
Yukon.
Phone
31
or
call
at
City
Ticket
office
on
Third
Avenue.
208
Union
steamer
Camoaun.
Capt.
Jamea
Flndlay.
arrived
in
port
at
10:15
last
night
from
Vancouver
aad
waypolnts.
sailing
at
I
this
morning
for
Anyox,
Stewart
and
other
northern
ports
of
call.
Passengers
on
the
Camoaun
In
cluded
Rev.
I.
Jobaneen.
Inafiector
William
SpUler.
A.
Wick.
P.
A
House.
Mr.
Clark.
Miss
'Mather.
Alex
Sutherland.
Mlas
Lome
McLaren,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'.V.
O
Oakley,
R.
A.
Kay
and
Beve
Dumas
for
Prince
Rupert;
Mrs.
Dods-worth
'and
family
and
J.
Sappet
for
Anyox;
Mr.
Clark.
Mr.
Rain.
Mr
Whit-
grorth
and
Miss
Warden
for
Stewart.
,fc.r4..t.
r-
Jj.
DONT
DECIDE.
Don't,
decide
about
your
Christmas
ake.
Bootee
ciwntnt
WMklv
'
aaturday
uiapactor
WBUaeB
aplllar.
provincial
auiplces
I
'JI
h.MI
ualno
mm
f
1
,r
.
J,
i
f
UUUI
Ktim
vwd.
uh
.
annual
show
wnr'1,6oWfnMiee
Tuesday.
December
6.
Electric
Bakery,
Third
Avenue.
Phone
Ml.
280
4.
4.
.
4.
4.
4.
ANNOUNGr.MP.NTS
Plnv
hv
United
Church
Ladles.
FX.
crowd
enjoyed
the
In
the
Metr&poie
HaU,
alght
uader
8eodtnrUn
C.
K.
Ytrefceeg
waa
maeter
of
police,
who
haa
keaa
on
a
trip
to
Van-
eereaioniea
aad
snatle
waa
by
MleeJean
oouver
aad
Vletarla
on
oSVsUl
duttea.
currie
aad
S.
Wlkdahl.
returned
to
the
tty
on
tan
Oaaaoaun
.
laat
night.
Your
laat
chance
to
enter
the
big
Wblat
Drive
aad
to
win
1100.
You
ntuat
aaturday
arternoen,
court
of
-urt
with
an
average
score.
There
are
revision
en
the
-tna
clvtl
voters'
lui
ROod
weekly
prlaea
la
addition,
dome
toririraaad
toe.-sfil
aa
It
stood
There
tiong
tonight
at
8.
It
to
the
Elk's
Home
were
no
sattasa
aaad
no
natnea
were
m
the
Melawreon
Blook
and
get
started.
added
or
taken
ofl.
-
The
final
Saturday
night
Clndereua
iMmra
lata
to
Jasper
Park
on
danee
of
the
Bks"
lodge
was
well
at-
aooowat
Of
peattts
storms,
yesterday's
tended
and
proved
atr1
ea)oyeble
event,
train
froaa
the
Bast,
due
at
S.-30.
made
Mualc
wu
try
Alt.
SoUll's
Mrrrymakera
S
hour
sail
arHtwd
here
at
9:80
laat
and
w
Hearst
waa
In
aharge.
The
pro-l(ht.
aU
hours
lata.
j
ltti
go
to
the
lOdeCs
Chrtetma
cheer
'
fund.
PaMowlug
a
aoft
-apeU
ai
the
week-end.
the
wwathar
teak
a
tuprn
lor
the
oolder
R
J.
ansae
of
the
Ooese
Packing
Oo.
and
C.
Thomas
of
the
B.C.
Packers.
who
are
here
to
attend
the
salmon
Tlsberlea
meattng
sailed
for
tonight
by
W.
A.
Pound,
director
of
fisheries
for
Canada,
will
return
by
the
Camoaun
tomorrow
night
to
Vancouver.
Barney
ByoUsen,
brother
of
Dr.
R.
E.
SyoUsen
of
this
city
aad
of
Christopher
Eyloteen.
who
waa
injured
in
the
ex
plosion
of
the
fisheries
patrol
cruiser
Cloyah
yeaterday,
left
on
this
mornings
train
for
Newmarket.
Ontario,
where
be
will
spend
a
month
on
a
tioilday
visit
wrtn
rciativse
IX
MEM
Oil
I
I'M
In
loving
ransbrsaft
of
EUa
Coh
Stance
Cox.
Who
.died
peeeTOber
it,
1926.
-Sale
with
the
ransomed,
.tier
suSetiag
;
ail
o'er;
;
'TAaphored
so
sootf
on
that
beautiful
'
shore;
I
"Who
would
recall
her
to
share
In
the
strife
"Of
autlerlng
and
teal
In
the
baUle
of
life.
"Better
In
Heaven,
far
better
than
here;
"Only
we
miss
her.
we
loved
her
so
,
dear!"
Inserted
by
tier
father,
mother,
brother
land
sietera.
HOTEL
AUItlVALS.
Prime
iirrt
D.
Nelson,
Oeorgetown;
O.
Dandu-rand.
CJi.R.t
W.
A.
Found.
Ottawa:
J.
A.
Motherwell.
T.
Taylor,
C.
E.
Itneeon.
R.
C.
Dagg,
A.
Sutherland
and
I.
A.
Kay.
Vancouver:
W.
M.
Hart.
Edmonton,
A.
E.
Carlson
and
J.
VV.
Tredway
and
family.
Dorreen:
Mrs.
A.
Stone.
Calgary.
Central
James
Jack.
Government
Road;
E.
M.
Malr.
Smlthers:
W.
Marsh.
J.
Portly
and
rO.
A.
Smith.
C.N.R.:
Stephen
Dumas,
Alice
Arm:
C.
L.
Smith
and
J.
Walker,
Vancouver.
savoy
Pete
Will,
city:
T.
Kent.
Mathlas
Paulson.
Elvlna
Simpson,
Amalla
Maxwell,
Phelan:
D.
Morrison,'
CNH.
SPECIAL
WlSTMAS
SAILING
FOR
SOUTH
111
order
to
accommodate
those
desiring
to
go
south
for
Christmas.
Canadian
National
Steamships
aanounc'
that
the
as.
"Prince
Rupert"
will
sail
southbound
Thursday.
December
22,
at
10.00
pjn
Instead
of
on
the
regular
schedule
Friday
morning.
This
boat
will
arrive
Vancouver
9.00
ain.
Saturday,
December
24.
making
connections
with
boats
and
trains
for
Victoria
and
Seattle.
In
order
to
perform
this
service,
this
steamer
will
sail
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
at
4.0O
pjn.
Wednesday.
December
21,
instead
of
the
usual
sailing
hour
of
WOO
pjn..
returning
from
the
North.
srrttlBii
here
7.00
p.m.
Thursday.
December
2?;
:
,
.
(Accommodation
on
southbound,
;iall-.
lrig.
,1
fast
being
taken
jup,uen
it
U
inigsaeted
those
going
touin.
.mate
reservations
early
at
City
Ticket
Office,
Third
Avenue.
Phone
260.
298
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
.,,
44-
FOR
SALE.
A
REAL
CHRISTMAS
Special.
Gerhard
Hetntrman
Player
Piano.
Secondhand
at
$523.00
on
terms
Walker's
Music
Store.
tf
LOST
OREV
FLAT-BOTTOMED
j
Omul-.v
off
Tii'-w.
:
Island
Finder.
.!,.vt
ret:
w
P
Rupert
Yacht-j
:
and
they
OUTWEAR
any
fire
chains
you
ever
had
QOODYEAR
rubber
Tire
Chains
overcome
all
the
objections
to
ordinary
chains.
Rubber
cross
links
is
the
answer.
They
are
saving
of
tires.
The
broad,
rubber
cross
links
guard
against
cutting
or
bruising
of
the
tire
tread
and
give
valuable
protection
to
the
side-walls.
They're
quiet
So
quiet
you
can
leave
them
on
all
the
time.
They
outwear
several
sets
of
metal
chains.
And
yet
how
they
grip.
They
have
the
famous
All-Weather
Tread
design
magnified
for
greatest
effect.
They
pull
like
a
tractor
through
mud
or
snow.
Now
Goodyear
Selected
Dealers
have
ample
stocks
and
can
supply
Good-year
Tire
Chains
for
any
size
of
tire.
Made
by
the
Makers
of
Goodyear
Tires
UILI.IAKD
STANDINCiS
Billiard
League
standings
to
date
are
as
follows:
Played
Total
Aver.
Odd
Storage
3
2845
948
Maple
Leafs
4
3704
923
Grotto
8
665
883
Orand
Terminals
.
.
4
3455
864
Oyro
Club
4
3438
860
INDIVHUAI.
AVERAGE
J
Hillman
(OB.)
'.
3
600
200
M
M.
McLaohtan
(MX.)
8
600
300
C.
Youngmaui
(O.)
2
400
200
F.
Williams
(Mi,.)
1
200
200
J.
May
(OS.)
.1
200
200
Ben
Self
(G.T.)
3
598
199
D.
Brown
(Orott)
3
597
199
O.
Waugh
(Orotto)
3
596
199
F.
O.
Pyle
(O.T.)
4
793
198
a.
Howe
(Mi.)
4
786
197
W
J.
Nelson
(Q.C.)
4
774
194
Col.
McMordle
(MX.
I
....
4
.772
193
A.
Murray
(OS.)
3
976
192
A.
MaCdonald
(CS.)
....
8
669
190
J.
Beeslcy
(O.T.)
3
562
187
a.
A.
Woodland
(O.C.)
.
.
4
734
184
W.
H.
Long
(OS
3
532
184
R.
Balagoo
(O.C.)
4
733
183
John
Bulger
(OS.)
.3
348
174
W.
E.
WUllscroIt
(O.T.)..
3
345
173
J.
Hamilton
(MX.)
4
686
172
J
Andrews
(O.T.)
3
494
168
J.
Brown
(O.)
1
164
163
J.
Judge
(Orotto)
3
491
164
F.
Z'eman
(O.T.I
2
317
189
O.
Krause
(O.T.)
1
159
180
B.
Morgan
OS.)
4
633
153
J.
Andrews
(O.T.)
4
572
141
O.
P.
Tinker
(O.C.)
4
564
141
R.
Young
(Orotto)
2
216
108
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OP
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LNI
In
the
Queen
-Charlotte
Islands
Gra
ham
Island
Land
Recording
DWrlct
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate,
on
the
west
side
of
Rennrll
Harbor
at
the
Head
of
Rennell
Sound.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Province
of
British
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
British
Columbia
Fishing
61
Packing
Company
Limited
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
Salmon
Can-ners.
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
east
shore
of
a
creek
called
Twin
River:
thence
4
chain
west,
thence
twenty-one
chains
north:
thence
4
chains
east:
thence
following
contour
of
t-hore
line
to
place
of
c.inimeiiinent
and
con-talnin!:
8'
.
serfs
more
or
less
B.C
FISHINO
tt
PACKINO
CO
LTD.
Anri!:
in'
M.
M.
En
.iai.
Agco'
Dii.ti
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Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
L'mited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
U.T.l'.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
rJnuineerx.
MnchiniK
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths.
Patternmakers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTHI.C
AND
ACETYLENE
WEI.DINO.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
IMIONES
43
and
385
Winter
Weather
Wants
4
COAL
HODS
OIL
STOVES
STOVE
HOARDS
HEATING
STOVES
STOVE
PIPE
WEATHER
STRIP
FURNACE
SCOOPS
ELECTRIC
RANGES
SNOW.
SIIOVEI.S,
75
EACH
10
Thompson
iHaiidware
"Gov,
Ltd!
253
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Salllngi
from
mure
Rupert,
lor
VANCOCVEK.
VICTORIA.
Swan.
on
Bay.
Alert
Bay.
etc.
Tuesday.
S
pjn.
For
VANTOrVER.
VICTORIt.
Bn
ted
ale
tlen
Uay.
etc..
Saturday
9
a
m.
lor
P)RT
SIMPSON.
NAAS
RIVER
POINTS.
ALICE
ARM.
ANYOX,
STEW
ART.
Wales
Island,
Sunday,
S
p.m.
KS
tnd
Avenue.
R
M
aMITM
trent
Prior
Rupert.
R.C.
Through
tlikrts
sold
to
Victoria
and
Seattle,
and
ba-jaje
checked
tlirongli
to
drMinatlon.