.
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"
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auu
who.
,
.
the
the
..I
tfccemBcr
7,
1928
ANDERBILT
YACHT
IEBElnu
rKIU
AKtU
FOR
SCIENTIFIC
TRIP
7:
Mcei
cables
MIAMI
p.!
:1'hiu;r
t"
-alepth
of
.i,
nVh
wk
deejf
water
.
I
,3
n'f,;ia
ejwuiiiiin
in
r
'
'Air
,'vV
!..;
i.,r,
paii
search
of,
unknown
sea
specimens.
I
reparation
of
the
palatial
213
foot
craft
for
the
eight
months
voyage
indicate
that
this
will
be
one
of
the
most
ambitious
ventures
of
its
kind
ever
undertaken.
NEW
TREASURER
FOR
EAGLES'
LODGE
NAMED
mere
are
scores
of
jars
and
Richard
Ford
was
elected
lames
aboard
for
keeping
speci-
treasurer
of
the
Eagles'
Lodge
at
"VIIOi
,-
f
r
,11.
mcelnjf
last
nigjit
in
Mr
vi
nu
;
;
MlitS
aunt.
...in
i.-
ii..
.
.i
'
.iwho"
was
drowned
IdSt
wpp!
fit
duvii
vTiii
ui:
Llll'
Hn
p
nrjinnqtit
-
-
-
of
the
chart
room.
The
Ara
will
HaVtley
Bay.
The
lodge
will
send
Bin
ior
i-anama,
later
setting
a
11
Jetter
of
condolence
to
the
course
through
the
Pacific.
:
widow.
DEMERS'
Christmas
Sale
!
From
Saturday,
December
9
at
9
o'clock
until
Monday
December
24th
Pullover
SwenUsra
2.95
Blooifcei
From
t
i
DIG
REDUCTIONS
ON
OUR
ENTIRE
STOCK
LADIES'
COATS
Vrom
S9.75
$50.00
LADIES'
DRESSES
In
Silk,
Wool,
Georgette
and
Velvet.
95c
S1.95
'
Hosiejry
Venus
and
Milo.
35c
T0
81.25
LADIES'
HATS
All
One
Price
$2.95
;
I
'JAW
.
i
Indies'
NightgpwnsFigQQ
S&75'
Ladies'
-Vests
,
.
.
.
.
Ladies'
Brassieres
.......
....
.
.
Handkerchiefs
..j5c
25C,
50C
COME,
SEE,
AND
BE
SATISFIED
DEMERS
P
in
"n.
Vict
ot
Ra
Bears
the
world's
most
famous
trademark
H
m
i!
IS
Master'
Voice
trademark
is
world
talisman
f
trade.
Victor
products
are
known
in
every
parcoi
flip
olnki
.
tuvi.
U.n
fnr
mnr!
than
a
Quarter
cen
Kothing
in
their
field
ever
equalled
Victor
pro
.
they
lead
the
world
in
performance.
Now
Victor
Radio
u
a
perfected
radio,
far
dvinceJ
:
n
AH
hilvnwnlinn
noe
control.
liehted
dial.
I'ike
tec
nd
volume,
smart
tasteful
cabinets.
v
1
i"
featured
the
popular
Lowboy
model
a
cabinet
'
1
spccully
for
authoriied
Victor
Radio
Dealers,
1
.
it.
rcd
by
them
to
you,
with
the
New
Victor
Radio
t
V
nr
l.rxil
Speaker,
full
set
of
eight
tubes,
and"plui5in
Victor
Thlkinf
Machine
Company
of
Cnu,B,t,'
v
a
o
Q.J.O
THE
DAILT?
HZWS
rxGE
rm
A:
.
CHARGED
WITH
THEFT
FROM
BEER
PARLOR
Jerry
Mulvahill
and
Ralph
McCul
lough
Electing
Before
Judge
Young
This
Afternoon
1
Hatni
lieen
committed
ftfr
trial
by
Stipendiary
Marrlstrate
J:
P.
Scarlett
on
charges
of
breaking
and
enterinjf
the
King'
fcdward
ilotcl
beer
parlor'
at
Stewart
and
being
in
posaonsion
of
stolen
goods
therefrom,
(Teremiah
Mulvahill
and
ItaJph
Andrew
McCul-lough
are
appearing
before
Judge
Your?,
In
County
'Court
this
af
ternoon
for
'elefc'tioW'
'McCtillouh
has
been
heVe'
for
a
'
Week
and
Mulvahill
was
brought
from
Stewart
this
morning
by
.Provincial
Constable
Lance
Potterton.
Witnesses
in
the
case
also
arrived
this
morning.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
R.
W.
Sinclair,
Inverness;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
Barker,
Ootsa
iLalw;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Darton,
!Topley;
W.
J.
Wellcr.
T.
Adams
land
H.
Wst?ate,
Topley;
Mrs.
1.
B.
Johnstrvnf!,
Lakelre
Hot
Springs;
N.
Srtwwood,
Terrace;
iW.
Sherriff.
R.
Ri
Payne,
A.
D.
iffathenon,
V.
II.
Beolnt
and
B.
'G-f
Johnston,
Vaiu-oarer:
A.
J.
'nlifauagh,
Prince
George;
J.
Mc-161,
"Stewart.
Savoy
S.
G.
Cooper
and
Mrs.E.
J.
vrar.ce,
Terrace;
H.
B.
James,
Amsbury;
Mrs.
Flossie
Johnson.!
nv'-rness;
E.
J.
Miller,
C
opper
City;
L.
A.
N.
Potterton,
Sti
wart
Koyal
F.
J.
JohrMon.
C.N.R.
;
John
Morlejr,
Terriice
:
F.
J.
Th-
rpe,
A
Bertelscn
and
P.
Ilagan,
Strwart.
;
Central
Janitt
Mclr.
fW.
Lamb
and
I.
MvtSmSmiyi
.bcorge
Shaw.
A
nyox;
'
MINE
VMFtOODT
AND
27
MEN
-KILLED
l&ei
7:-W'ffnflffe
floodi
-Deaths
ing
of
a.
Husband
Was
Afraid
She
Was"
Getting
Pneumonia
Mrs.
Charlm
Edward,
It
It.
No.
2,
Whoatley,
Ont.,
write.
"Last
winter
I
was
txilltemi
with
s
rrrv
Ixid
cold,
and
my
busband
was
afraid
I
wag
getting
pue'imonia.
"One
day
one
of
my
neighbors
came
in
and
che
suggested
that
I
try
i
Dr.
Wood's
i
norway
Pine
Syrup
I
took
a
few
dose
and
I
was
greatly
relieved.
"It
alao
relieved
my
son,
aged
nine,
of
the
croup.
"I
will
never
be
without
a
bottle
of
'Dr.
Woqd
V
in
the
1kmw4,
and
I
cannot
reeoouueM
it
too
highh
."
Prta
35e.
a
tattle;
Urge
family
site
COc.
at
all
drttfupaS
and
dralen.
Put
dp
only
hy
The
T,
Milburn
Co,
Ltd.,
Turouto,
Oat.
UNION
ETHYL
8TOP
at
th,e
Alberta
Market
and
try
this
true
ANTI-KNOCK
HKill
CO.Ml'RESSION
(iAKOMXE
Ktijoy
riding
with
Ethjl.
,rCOAL
Your
choice
KDSON
CASSIDY
WEI.-
I.INtiTON
TELKWA
Also
llulklcy
liny
and
Grain.
Agnt
fcr
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Phone
5S
Prii.cc
Rupert
Feed
Co.
I
3fwT
ry
in
the
Campana
mine
riear
the.
Andean,
mirjrm?'J'',lof;
MTacocha,
are
estimated
27
today.
Water
leaked
thfeugh
from
the
pnnd
into
the
mine
waft.
ALWAYS
ABSOLUTELY
RE
LI
A
BLB
9fiafs
why
tferds
njore
of
ii
sold
iri,
Canada
than
of
all
other
brands
combined
C
W.
GIL
LETT
CO.
LTD.
TORONTO,
CAN.
MISS
LUC
Y
C
ROWDY
The
20-year-old
daughter
of
James
F.
Crowdy
of
Ottawa,
Assistant
Secretary
to
the
Governor-General
of
Canada,
photographed
it
Eastwood,
Glasgow,
the
home
f
Hon.
James
Weir,
heir
of
Lord
Veir,
to
whom
she
is
engaged
to
ie
married.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
iurtjr
of
8.
D.
friiuon
Co,
Ltd.)
tti
fo'towtng
quotations
were
i
ulA
atked.
Dyviw,
5,
4.
B.
C.
Silver,
1.26,
Nil.
.
leaver
Silver,
17,
17
'
Big
Missouri,
84,
G4Vi.
Cork
Province,
28,
Nil.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
86.
Duthie,
.8e,
85.
George
Copper
SJi,
ff.GOj
Georgia
River,
28,
SO.
Golconda,
76Vfc,
76Vfc.
Grandview,
56V4,
87.
Independence,
9,
9's.
Indian,
4,
5.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
36,
86.
Kootenay
Florence,
19V4,
19.
Kootenay
King,
31
Va,
81.
L
A
U,
GH,
6y4.
Lake
view,
l,
V.
,
Lucky
Jim,
26,
Nil.
Marmot
Metals,
8Vj,
8.
Marmot
Gold,
G,
7.
Mohawk.
GYi,
G.
Morton
Woolsey,
-1,
S.
National
Silver,
17,
17V.
Noble
Five,
50,
61.
Pend
Ortllle,
10.00,
10JU6.,
Porter
Idaho,
65
V,
70.
,
Premier,
2.22,
2.26.
Rufus
Argenta,
23,
21.
Ruth
Hope,
55y4.
56.
Silver
Crest,
7,7
Vi.
Silverado,
165,
Nil.
Snowflake,
40,
40V4.
KiinWlc.
2.2Ti
fl&.
Topley
RichrieR
'
it,
4g
)
P
Wellington,
19,
10.
Whitewater,
1.00,
1.10.
Woodbine,
4,
5.
Eastern
Stock
Noranda,
55.50,
Nil.
Oils
Fu'tyon,
BVt.
5'4.
.
,.
TCR4
1
Advertise
In
The
News.
TO
DEAL
WITH
POWER
MATTE!
City
Council
to
go
Into
Tender
Again
at
Private
Meeting
Tomorrow
Another
committee
meeting
of
the
city
council
on
the
question
of
the
proposed
sale
of
the
hydroelectric
plant
and
a
twenty-five
year
franchise
is
called
for
2
o'
clock
tomorrow
afternoon.
It
is
expected
that
the
committee
will
irrive
at
some
recommendation
for
submission
to
council
at
its
regular
fortnightly
meeting
next
Monday
night.
The
majority
f
the
aldermen,
it
is
understood,
are
favorable
to
accepting
the
offer
of
the
Los
Angeles
Power
Co.
while
the
remainder
lean
toward
that
of
Nes-bitt.
Thompson
A
Co.
of
them
in-hcr
kitchen
SHBtw
a
hct
of
elf-like
men.
A.
miller,
a
$oap
maker,
a
travelling
salesman.
A
band
of
LiUipotians,
each
representing
sofioc
one
local
industry
in
which
her
fellow
men
and
women
are
employed.
Back
of
each
local
product
she
saw
ambitious
families
just
like
her
own.
That
is
why
the
enjoyed
a
sense
of
pnde
and
loyalty
every
time
she
pur
chased
the
products
of
her
fellow
men.
In,
every
room
m
her
noule
itie
saw
the
vision
of
the
eifine
workmen,
for
the
aricles
of
her
home
from
attic,
to
basement
were
the
prodocuHrjf
her
3tere'5
a
moral
to
f
this
story
Every
time,
ahouaewife
purchases
a
aC.
loduct.
B.C.
husbands
benefit.
.(J.
inluttnesare
kept
scut
replatsng
m
nrotiucu
purchased
by
local
house
wives.
Every
woman
who
knows
the
prosperity
of
British
Columbia
husbands
depends
on
their
wives
asks
first:
"Is
it
made
inxB.C.r
HE
TRIES
AGAIN
Pi
M
"Lightening
doesn't
strike
twice
I"
was
the
comment
of
Paul
V.
Dana,
one
of
the
Vestris
hires
who
swam
for
twenty-two
ours
before
being
rescued.
He
here
seen
shortly
after
embar-ing
on
the
Southern
Cross
on
is
second
attempt
to
reach
South
.merlca.
SCHOONER
DOROTHY
IS
IN
PORT
TODAY
'dentists
of
International
Fisheries
Commission
Goinjf
"South
for
Holiday
Season"''
.
-.t
The
big
halibut
schooner
Dor-thy,
CapL
Ole
Hvatum,
having
n
board
scientists
of
the
Inter-ational
Fisheries
Commiwion,
'ho
have
been
carrying
out
op-rations
on
the
no;thern
halibut
inks
during
the
fall,
arrived
in
rt
at
10:30
this
morning
from
e
north
and
will
proceed
to-Ight
to
Seattle.
The
vessel
will
make
her
next
trip
north
with
the
scientific
staff
after
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
sea-
;
-on.
Dave
-
Ritchie
of
this
dtv.
,
who
has
been
in
chi-ge
of
otter
trawling
operations
on
the
Dorothy
for
several
weeks,
disembark-
'
ed
here
from
the
vessel.
PRINCE
OF
WALES
'
IN
EGYPT
TODAY,
IS
,
HURRYING
TO
LONDON
SUEZ,
Egypt.
Dec.
7
Thn
Prince
of
Wales
arrived
at
9
'p.m.
tonight
and
immediately
entrain-
,,,,
ed
for
Cairo
en
route
to
London.
SO
MANY
HUSBANDS
DEPEND
ON
ME
Afabkfor
-4
British
Columbia
j
Housewives
.
.1
.
-.-
4,
-t
faJi
SMiMfrh
Vtmmn
lb
Mfilriii
if
Btuh
BE
PROUD
TO
BUYPRODUCTS;
i