January
24,
1928
Bout
Hisk
the
Embarrassiiient
f
PerspiMioii
Odour
The
one
to
two
pints
of
perspiration
which,
according
to
physicians,
come
through
the
pores
daily,
is
natural
.
.
and
healthful
.
.
.
but
perspiration
odour
is
not
only
unnecessary
but
extremely
"bad
form."
T!i
is
unpleasant
odour
is
seldom
recognized
by
the
jllcnder,
but
everyone
else
notices
it
Lifebuoy
is
sure
protection
Besides
being
a
superior
toilet
soap,
Lifebuoy,
through
its
creamy,
gentle
antiseptic
lather
cleanses
and
purifies
the
millions
of
tiny
pores
and
keeps
the
skin
sweet,
offering
safety
from
perspiration
odour
from
bath
to
bath.
Don
t
try
to
cover
up
perspiration
odour.
Prevent
ft
with
Lifebuoy
Soap
for
ace,
hands
and
bath.
It
costs
no
more.
.
Lever
Brothers
Limited,
Toronto
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
SOAP
Purifies
Schick
II
rtt.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
LbSSS
and
Proteds
Schic!
Repealing
Razor
Tin-
Hepeating
Raior
that
makes
shaving
easier,
.ids
like
a
pump
nun
20
marvellous
blades
in
each
clip
It
saves
shaving
lime
no
drying,
no
fussing
IT
SHAVES
I.IKE
A
HEAD
BARBER
smoothly,
quickly,
comfortably
Simple
ax
A.
K.
C.
ia'.
il
Uazor.
with
Jo
blades
$f..10
'..
of
20
Wadt-..
$1.00
fines
Il&
IjTfllRD
AVE.
V
SIXTH
ST.
-TELEPHONES
8,200
A
FEW
MORE
ADDITIONS
TO
Jabour's
Annual
ILEA
MCE
SALE
'
I
'in.ility
Pillow
Slips.
Sale,
each
iMf
'
I
ied
Sheet.
Sale,
each
$1.-1
''
:i-
Cotton.
Sale.
7
yards
for
'
1
m
ii
Towelling.
Sale,
7
yards
for
Sl.OO
l'
H.mnelette.
Sale,
6
yards
for
J1.00
"
'
i'
Cotton
Hand
Towels,
Z
x
Ifi.
:t
puir
for
1.00
v
liuilts,
60
x
84.
Si'.e
price
!.."
'"
!
'
i
lem
off
on
Comforter,
and
While
All
Wool
lil.mkets.
1
""i
-ied
While
Flannelette
Blankets,
White
and
Grey.
S.,1,.
$lJKl
'
'I
Colored
Cashmere
Hose.
S.ile
l"
l'i
nnian's
Black
and
Brown
1I"
rer.
$1
2".
for
7.
''ills'
Coats,
sizes
2
to
6
years.
To
clear
t
W2.85
JABOUR
BROS.,
LTD.
I'honc
ti1.".
3rd
Ave.
and
7th
St.
MOFFAT'S
Electric
RANGES
'ole
in
Canada.
Sold
the
world
over.
There
are
more
'"'
1
1
.
f.
atiin.a
in
MnffuU
than
nnv
other
Electric
Range.
1.1
had
with
or
without
Kitchen
Coal
Heater.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
an,
1
l:lt'
1'"lllA.
Swaaaen
.
lerl
U...
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Siiliird.i).
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P"r
.,;V.":r.
"""I'MIN,
NAA8
IIIVIU
POIN'TH.
ANYOX.
"nil
a
nsies
ll.mrt.
mimlnv.
8
p.m.
V'.'
SM
to
Vlrteili
arid
h.-..t:le.
and
Uagguge
checked
tii
deal
destination.
Inst
i..ti
print''
Huiirrt.
li
t".
Local
and
Personal
U.C
Cndertsiers.
Phons
l
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
R.
Oowe.
Phone
688
Skating
dilljr,
8
to
4
and
8
to
10.
tl
Tommy.
Txi.
Phone
700.
Zenith
Cafe.
a
Ottbe
Dig
4
bablti
When
thinking
r
f
rxi,
phone
4.
tf
Ijffeetbe
Janiiiin
:a.
Inloii
gasoline
will
Ite
reduced
to
-'sc
per
fa
I
Ion.
Kiilrn
(Jarnge.
30
11
seating
capacity
for
the
.
Burn'
3ur)pr
hu
all
been
taken
up.
Admission
by
ticket
only.
Poster
Wlllan
returned
to
the
city
0:1
Ui$
CauiuaUU
this
morning
following
a
bus.
new
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart.
Oscar
Flint,
pioneer
Alice
Arm
mining
man.
la
a
paswnger
aboard
the
Camoaun
today
gjlnjj
through
to
Vancouver
or.
business.
Oeorge
H.
Arnott
returned
to
the
city
011
t
it
o.i.iusun
nils
morning
a!ttr
having
uiHde
the
r.uud
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart
011
biu.iiess.
T.
J.
Slwmt
.11.
taijector
of
mines,
returned
to
the
clfy
on
the
Camosun
thU
(nomine
from
a
trip
to
the
Stewart
district
on
official
duues.
Mrs.
H.
S.
Parker
will
sail
Friday
morning
aboard
the
Prince
Bupert
for
Vancouver.
Victoria
and
other
polnta
in
he
outti
011
a
buying
trip.
Mra.
Thomas
Smith
of
Telkwa
has
si
rived
in
the
city
from
the
central
Ul
terior
and
is
the
guest
of
her
slater
Miss
it
uriel
Christie.
963
Third
Avenue
West.
The
local
Masonic
lodges
are
extending
invitation
to'
members
of
the
craft
for
the
annual
ball
by
TMniDsean
and
Tyee
Ledges
which
will
be
held
on
February
0.
Sergeant
T.
Van
Djk.
Game
Act
en
forcement
officer
of
the
provincial
police
for
Central
British
Columbia.
left
yesterday
for
a
visit
to
Prince
ucorge
on
official
dutlea.
Mrs
A.
M.
Manson.
wife
of
the
attor
ney
general,
was
at
home
to
the
members
of
:he
Liberal
Women's
Forum
at
her
residence
on
Windsor
Bead.
Oak
Hay.
on
Friday
afternoon.
Inspector
James
M.
Tupper.
RM
P
,
left
on
yesterday's
train
for
Prlnoe
George
to
pay
hla
first
visit
there
on
official
duties
since
assuming
command
of
the
force
in
Northern
British
Columbia.
Union
steamer
Camosun.
Capt.
James
FlndlRy.
returned
'o
port
et
12
o'clock
noon
today
from
Anyox.
Stewart
and
other
northern
ports
of
call
and
will
rail
at
5
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
Van
couver
and
waypoints.
J.
I.
Miller.
Inspector
of
customs.
and
his
assistant.
Thomas
Mason.
wh.
have
been
in
the
city
for
the
past
week
on
official
duties,
will
return
by
the
i
Camosun
this
evening
to
Victoria.
Mr.
Miller
la
suffering
st
present
with
a
severe
cold.
Rer.
and
Mix
Walter
Allen
art
vial-tars
in
the
city,
having
arrived
this
morning
on
the
Cam-un
from
Stewart
vliere
Mr.
Allen,
who
was
formerly
in
Frlnce
Rupert,
n
now
Anglican
rector.
They
will
return
north
tomorrow
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert.
Northern
Shipping
Co..
Ltd..
agents,
report
the
Frank
Waterbouse
freighter
Robert
H.
Merrick
due
here
about
the
end
of
the
month
with
a
cargo
of
coal,
loading
out
a
targe
quantity
of
cotton-wood
logs
from
Terrace
for
the
Laminated
Materials
MUI
at
New
Westminster.
P
tenjrera
errvrln?
In
the
city
from
northern
polnta
aboard
the
Camoaun
M.llan.
R.
B
ramie
y
and
Oeorge
H.
Ar-nrtt
frjin
Anyox;
T
J
Shenton
and
:tev.
and
Mrs
Wal'.er
Allen
from
Stew
art;
and
Mr
Kmmcrjjn
irom
Port
Blmp-son.
Frank
Wsterhouse
mntorshlp
freighter
Anaii
Firth.
Capt
Noel,
having
dls-rharged
coal
here
for
Phllpott
At
Evltt.
rd
at
Port
Simpson
for
R.
oyd
Yi
mm.
in
port
last
night
for
fuel
nrc!
prmcded
on
h
mh
call
to
Ocean
J
i:
j
wh're
hr
will
load
pulp
for
New
W?tmln
ter.
Paengers
going
through
to
Vancouver
board
the
steamer
Camoaun
today
from
the
mirth
include
T.
Angus
and
C
H
Lake,
from
Stewart;
Mra.
MacKeii-i'c,
Mr
and
Mrs
J
1III1.
M.is
An
til
la
and
Tom
Rachey
from
Anyox:
Oscar
Flint,
from
Alice
Arm;
and
C.
Trimble,
frcm
Klncollth.
IIOTKI.
AltRIVAIJ.
Savoy
rt'l
Mctrthy
and
H.
Carlson.
Oons
River.
'
Arteorriar
in
Th
Da,ii
v
J
ANNOUNCKM
KNTS
.
IxKlnn
Novelty
Dtnre
January
S7.
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iii
c
"?uHMt
Cllrla
Drill
Tram
Oance
February
3".
I'NII
Animul
Ball
Friday.
Pebrary
17.
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l'.il;..ii:i
Ajuil
ill).
THE
DAILY
NEWS
E4-GE
JHREE
"
i
Tit
xn
iis
iiiii
linn
natiii
mm
i
i
i
"BUILD
ILC."
Try
This
Salad
Dressing,
r
II'
'
Iff
fM
at
i
1
tVAfcTF
Thfe
eK8r
fin
Pacific
Milk,
1-8
ctfrY
Welted
butter
1
teaspoon
salt,
1
teaspoon
mustard,
1
cup
vinegar,
juice
of
onion.
Beat
eggs
and
milk
well
together;
add
melted
butter
and
rest
of
ingredients
and
beat
again.
This
recipe
was
sent
in
hut
no
name
was
sent
with
it.
However,
we
are
very
glad
to
print
it.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
aiiouer
I'artorks
at
Ladner
and
AbboUforri.
-BUILD
H.C."
VANDBRHOOF
R.
G.
Sutton,
dlatr.ct
iiriculturalisi.
spent
most
of
last
week
In
this
dlstr.c.
and
installed
the
seed
cleaner
on
the
farm
of
He
ben
Be.d.
a
few
mile
rorth
of
town.
Htvng
bean
eoampanled
as
far
as
Vaoderhoof
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Frasar.
John
McPberwn
arrived
last
peek
lieu
Ftrt
St.
Janirt
and
proceed-
-d
to
Vancouver
wheie
he
will'
receive
hospital
treatment.
His
health
has
been
lulling
lor
the
past
two
years
or
so.
Officers
as
follows
for
the
Vander-l-oof
and
District
Board
of
Trade
nave
been
elected:
president,
SUpben
Holmes;
vice-president.
George
R.
Matthews;
secretary
treasurer.
Oeorge
Og-ton;
executive
R.
C
McCorkeU
and
Gejrge
SueM.
An
Anglican
Wcjnen's
Auxiliary
was
organised
In
Vanderbool
last
week
with
officers
as
follows:
president.
Mrs.
H.
V.
Taylor:
vice-president.
Mrs.
Owen
Bur-dette;
secretary
trswsu.er,
Mrs.
S.
Rob-erti:
Dorcas
secretary.
Mrs.
F.
Bowman.
The
financial
statement
of
the
village
commissioners
of
Vanderboof
for
the
year
1M7
shows
a
surplus
of
cash
n
the
bunk
of
HUM.
Bon.
A.
M.
Manson.
K.C..
member
oi
the
legislature
for
Omlncca.
does
no.
hold
out
much
hope
for
a
road
being
bum
soon
into
the
Pelican
district.
The
Board
of
Managers
of
the
local
United
Church
baa
fleeted
officers
as
follows
for
the
year:
eaalrmsn,
K.
A.
Mitchell;
secretary.
A.
A.
Hutchinson
.
treasurer.
Dr.
W.
Ross
Stone.
Other
members
of
the
board
are
Mra.
B.
B.
Smith.
J
W
Campbell,
X
C.
McOeacby.
A
B
Laird.
Mr
Abbott
and
Mr.
Steele.
Mrs.
J.
W.
H.
Day
has
returned
home
after
a
sojourn
In
the
Vancouver
Oeneral
Hospital
and
la
now
making
steady
progress
toward
recovery.
Mrs.
Warren
Johnson
left
laat
week
for
Bdmonton
accompanying
bar
sister.
Mra.
B.
A
Ahlm.
who
wlU
enter
hospital
there.
Af
a
bridge
party
last
Friday
night
In
aid
of
the
skating
rink.
Mra.
Silver
won
the
ladles'
prize
and
R.
H.
Moore,
the
men's.
At
a
meeting
of
the
Anglican
congregation.
Rev.
L.
J.
Kales,
clergyman,
referred
to
the
progress
that
is
being
made
by
the
Sunday
Bohool
under
the
superintendence
of
Mrs.
Hales
and
Mra
Holt.
Mr.
and
Mra.
Plnnlager
have
moved
into
their
new
home
at
trie
corner
of
Fraser
Avenue
and
Second
Street
which
they
recently
purchased
from
the
provincial
government.
Mrs.
Ooodland
is
making
satisfactory
progress
following
a
resent
aooident
h-n
she
broke
her
leg.
Mrs.
Harold
Smith
at
Feet
at
Janvm
left
last
week
for
the
HaaHton
HospttrJ
being
accompanied
by
Mlaa
I.
M
Hamilton,
R.N.
A.
B.
laird,
maiteaer
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce,
returned
last
week
fr.im
TVi-ronto
where
he
attended
a
manager's
conference.
J
elm
Bor
has
purchased
a
large
bay
mare
from
the
provincial
public
works
rkuartment.
A
daughter
was
been
In
Vandsrhoor
on
January
30
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Barry
Worthlngton
of
Engen.
SYMBOLIC
RUG
IS
SHOWN
AT
MONTREAL
ajHPNfltBAL.
Jan
24
At
a
JOKaa
mmm
on
n
ptliev-iwa
ftd
iTisjiia
iiiirWin
m
iu
design
When
a
IWlM
WMW
her
callers
to
renllre
that
she
waa
not
-at
home."
she
merely
plaoed
the
rug
serosa
tne
threshold,
with
the
arrows
pointing
out.
as
a
hint
hi
guests
to
follow
their
direction.
kuiv
ok
Tim
iki:k
tendiord
ol
Village
Inn
(to
local
shopkeeper
i
III
take
another
porous
plater.
Tom
That
clumsy
lout,
orure
'Aklnv
v
nppad
the
eloth
off
!!'
liJH..'U
'.Jl'le
Jgalu."
Ajiswerb.
GREAT
HOAXER
GETS
A
YEAR
Hunter
Charles
Rogers
Made
Profession
of
Fooling
Collectors
and
Others
LONDOX,
Jn.
a?.
Huutct
.Cluirle
Rogers,
claiming
himself
to
be
th-world's
greatest
hoaxer,
was
sentenced
to
twelve
months'
Imprisonment
for
fraud.
Toronto
was
one
of
the
many
centres
he
selected
for
his
operations.
At
one
time
he
announced
he
wss
pre
seating
a
collection
of
old
masteri,
to
Toronto
and
more
recently
lie
appeared
there
with
a
treasury
of
relics
for
sale,
representing
himself
as
descendant
or
Samuel
Rogers,
poet,
and
Lady
Hamilton,
frttnd
of
Nelson.
All
wbo
have
follower
Hunter
Roger,
career
have
been
waiting
for
the
time
when
he
would
deliver
himself
Into
th.
hands
of
the
law.
He
has
been
amat
ingly
clever
at
keeping
himself
tech
nically
free
from
charges
of
fraud.
NTAItTUi
AH
I
A
KM
II
AMI
His
first
spectacular
appearance
wao
when,
as
a
deatitute
farm
laoorer.
he
discovered
in
r.n
oid
cottage
such
wonderful
artistic
treasuici
that
he
a
able
to
repay
the
board
of
guardiar.
relief
money
that
had
teen
grantco
to
hit
starving
family.
This
was
onh
the
beginning
of
the
miracles.
He
soo
afterwards
began
digging
In
the
grouc
.
In
enotbei
part
of
England,
and
un-ar
tried
Shakespearian
relics,
surpassing
everything
In
Stratfcrd-on-Avou.
He
has
bad
phenomenal
fortune
whenever
he
went
into
any
Old
Curiosity
shop,
he
always
came
away
with
historical
treasure
or
artistic
masterpieces.
He
was
able
to
fool
professional
antique
dealers,
who
paid
fancy
prices
fcr
hir
finds.
He
liked
to
keep
up
the
pose
if
being
an
uneducated
villager,
though
it
was
obvious
from
bis
manners
and
Tcnvtisatidn
that
he
waa
a
man
of
wide
experience
and
reading.
Rogers
himself
loved
to
talk
to
reporters
and
he
used
to
show
his
neighbors
an
album
of
newspaper
cuttings
about
himself.
He
subscribed
to
a
newspaper
cutting
agency,
so
that
ha
mired
nothing.
According
to
Judge
Sir
John
Sankey.
wbo
sentenced
him.
vanity
and
love
of
notoriety
were
his
downfall.
Rogers
bad
pleaded
guilty
to
fraud
and
his
own
counsel
said
he
was
mentally
unstable
and
hla
poaalon
for
notoriety,
not
greed
tor
money,
had
tempted
htm
to
fraud.
Rrgers
waa
the
eon
of
well-to-do
and
respectable
parenla.
and
he
Inherited
a
thousand
Dotmds
from
hla
'
faOlr
ttm
ttmA
nwvl
u4iunt4nn
waa
born
in
IBM.
and
be
visited
New
Zea-
i
'.and
In
ISOa
and
the
United
States
and
Canada
In
1903.
In
1933.
he
waa
paid!
twelve
hundred
pounds
tor
pictures
which
were
afterwards
sold
for
three
pounds.
STANDING
COMMITTEES
FOR
GYRO
CLUB
NAMED
BY
PRESIDENT
WAUGH
President-elect
Leo
Waugh
baa
appointed
the
following
Gyro
dub
standing
cemHttosa
for
ISM:
Bulletin
oy
Nichols.
Civic
BUI
Tobey.
Howard
White
and
Charlie
Starr.
Playgrounds
Charlie
Mine,
Frank
Dlbb.
Maor
Burbank,
and
Olen
McMillan.
Entertainment
Boy
MeMbuahton.
Jimmy
Farquhar,
Norman
Freeman,
and
Bill
Watte.
Membership
-Morris
Prtngle.
Athletics-
Dave
Balfour.
Joe
Ooase.
Doug.
Stork,
and
Lionel
Boltby.
Initiation
Ralph
LePlne
and
Joe
Oreor.
Bccrpticn
Milton
Oonaales,
Bob
Robert
.n.
and
Harold
McBwen.
Attendance
and
R
files-
Oecrge
TUe.
Custodian
of
Property
Mort.
Mc-LacMan
Song
Leader
-Morris
Blott.
Gyrosc-jpe
Correspondent
Alex
Hun-r.
Sergeant
-at-Arms
-Lew
ICergln.
Musician
Charlie
Balagno.
WHY
DID
POOLEY
ANNOUNCE
POLICY
OF
CONSERVATIVES?
(Victoria
Times
I
How
Is
It
that
the
first
announce
ment
of
the
Conservative
Party's
policy
rprct
sf
the
1'actflc
Oreat
Eastern
K!'y
come
lrom
Mr.
Pooley
and
not;
from
Dr.
Tolmle?
During
the
by-elec-
j
tlon
in
Nrw
Westminster
Dr.
Tolmle
j
said
h
would
"take
a
run"
over
the
line
mid
then
announce
his
policy.
Haa
he
been
over
It?
1
There
l
nothing
new
In
Mr.
Pooler's
declaration
nf
policy,
but
It
will
etrtke
the
public
as
strange
that
he.
and
not
the
leader
of
the
party,
should
har
announced
It.
Who
Is
leading
the
Conservative
Party
of
BrIUah
Columbia,
anyway?
DENMARK'S
POPULATION
SHOWS
AN
INCREASE
MONTREAL.
Jan
24
The
population
of
Denmark
Increased
23.000
during
the
statistical
year
10M-37.
says
the
Danish
Commercial
Review.
On
the
basis
of
the
annual
returns
of
births
and
deaths
In
Denmark
and
the
number
of
emigrate,
u,
the
population
of
the
country
as
on
Ju!
I
HW
is
etlmatrd
at
;l.478,000
naaliM
H.4.S2
ixio
on
July
1.
1938.
repre-,
srntlng
an
increaM
of
33.000.
or
about
two-thirds
pr
cent,
the
paper
nays.
Atlvrrtlic
in
The
Da.ly
Nes
j
ICANAOIAN?
PAcinc
HES3S
Experiments
on
i
an
amount
of
BOVRIL,
proportionate
to
the
small
dark
circle,
added
to
the
diet
produced
an
increase
in
muscle
and
energy
corresponding
to
the
large
light
circle,
proving
the
Power
o
B0YRIL
This
also
explains
how
BOVRIL
provides
that
store
of
resistance
necessary
to
ward
off
disease
and
repel
colds
and
influenza.
SALE
of
Spun
MA
jfl
SaA.llli
Absolutely
pure
.silk
and
the
best
grade;
fine
close
even
finish,
free
from
heavy
cuar.se
threads
and
fast
dye.
In
shade
of
Arab,
Lipstick,
Peach,
Mauve,
Parchment,
Sand,
Jade,
Flesh,
Black,
White.
29
inches
wid.e
Sale
11
ice
75c
yd.
Fraser
8c,
Payne
The
Universal
Trading
Co.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Ketrlilkan.
Vt
ranged.
Junrau
and
skagnat
Dererubrr
31,
January
II,
H
To
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle
lanuurv
4,
18.
tttlNt
KHS
tUCAIHU'K.
For
lliitedale,
Gal
Itrlla
ItelU.
O'-ean
Kallt.
Kama.
Alert
IUj.
Cambtan
Kltrr,
and
Vaaeoaiet
ery
Naturaey,
II
a.m.
Acrnvy
rer
all
Strasashlp
Lines-
rull
Infarrostlen
from
W.
V.
OHClUHl.
(IrniTSI
(rnl
,
Oerner
of
4th
Street
and
Jrd
Aveuue,
l-rlnc
Rupert,
U.C
rhone
SI
To
Every
Woman
who
is
eager
for
new
ideas
in
home
decoration
new
color
combinations
for
the
sun
porch,
new
color
schemes
for
baby's
room,
new
color
beauty
everywhere
in
the
house
"61"
Brush'
ing
Lacquer
comes
as
a
household
blessing.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
Thor
Johnson
(JOES
OUT
OF
TUB
SHOE
I1USINESS
DHASTIC
REDUCTIONS
On
every
Shoe
in
the
Store
OK
EAT
I1AKGAINS
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