i,v,
January
23,
1928
T
THE
DAILY
NEWS
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RSaB-
Local
and
Personal
"BUILD
n.c."
FIrvST
HOSPITAL
E
AC
Annual
I
1
I
aw
nil
Regular
values
up
to
$40.
.
;
-at
ion
Sale
Price
i
onlinuis
with
an
unabated
flow
of
the
Higgeat
llargaina
In
H.C.
MEN'S
DIIESS
SHIRTS
u
s
Dress
blurts
in
hnglish
Bronrkloth,
Derby
Coick
mill
other
fine
material
in
a
verv
fine
selection
i
,.
i
im.
All
aizes
from
14
Vj
to
17.
Here
itt
a
spm-ial
.i
wiiich
you
ean
afford
to
.stock
up
on
these,
ttt-t
Off
,:i".i
Sale
Price
91VO
ii,
;t
for
Jjtf.OO.
MEN'S
(
AI'S
;
i
.
hundred
Caps
to
choose
from.
The
famous
Wolfe
Cap,
hm
l
with
unbreakable
peak.
In
all
shaded
und
sizes.
i
!
.,
i
value
Up
to
$3.50.
Q-J
Off
i
.
ion
Sale
Trice
$iOU
MEN'S
OVERCOATS
h
i.
lot
of
Men's
Overcoats,
only
eight
in
the
lot.
which
11-
i
leureH
out
before
stoc
ktaking
as
we
do
not
want
to
ilii.-e
over.
These
arc
of
fine
matcriaj.i
and
very
well
.MENS
FLANNEL
SHIRTS
l
;
:
lamoui
li.W.G.
Shirts
in
all
wool
flannel.
The:
e
come
l
:,o.
$15.00
y
checks
and
in
sixes
from
15
to
17'
i.
Ueguktr
value."
on
Sale
Price
$2.95
ROYS
STOCKINGS
famous
St.
Margaret's
brand
.stockitiKs
with
the
I.
nee,
specially
suitable
for
hoy's
hard
wen'-.
These
1
1
.
k
only
and
in
all
sizes.
Regular
value
to
$1.75
QRp
9
i.n
Sale
Price
Acme
::
Importers
N
v
'.!).
Older
Strictly
Cash
No
(
liarge
AccMntti
Mail
Orders
Forwarded
Express
Prepaid
Schick
Schick
Repeating
Razor
H
v
Kepeating
Razor
that
makes
shaving
easier.
ads
like
a
pump
gun
20
marvellous
blades
in
each
clip
It
naves
shaving
time
no
drying,
no
fuming
IT
SHAVES
I.IKE
A
HEAD
BARBER
smoothly,
quickly,
comfortably
Simple
as
A.
B.
('.
plated
Razor,
with
A)
blades
i
lips
of
20
blades
81.00
yic
Pioneer
Druitjists
HIND
AVE.
V
SIXTH
ST.
-TELEPHONES'
200
JANUARY
Clearance
SALE
Special
Bargain
Tables
25c
50c
95c
DKESSHS
AT
COST
prick
Itarft-nlna
In
all
Lines
H.
S,
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
l'honc
!)
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
Thor
Johnson
(iOES
OUT
Ol'
THE
SHOE
IU'SINKSS
DRASTIC
llEDCCTIONS
On
every
Shoe
in
th
Store
WHEAT
IIA1U.AINS
COME
AM)
;KT
'EMI
BO.
Ondtrutm.
Ption.
i.
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
b.
Oosse.
Phone
686.
naUng
dally,
2
to
1
and
8
to
10.
U
Tommys
Taxi.
Phone
780.
Zenith
cafe.
t
Oetfpfaf
Big
4
bamu
When
tnlnttnf
"
a
Tati.
pbone
4
tl
T.
a.
ifJcManamon
arrived
In
the
city
lrcm
Tckgiapb
Point
on
yesterday
afternoon'!
train.
1-
A.
Morris,
local
broker,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Camoaun
laat
night
irona
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Adam
Hackle,
Inspector
of
fisheries
woo
baa
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver
on
omclal
dutlea,
returned
to
tne
city
on
tne
Camoaun
laat
night.
Allan
Carol&n.
Stewart
haa
been
on
a
business
trip
to
Van
couver,
waa
a
passenger
on
the
Camo
aun
laat
evening
returning
north.
F.
W.
Hart
repmicl
thU
mornluu
that
he
had
144
slogans
submitted
for
the
aecond
oompetltldn
ootid
uc
ted
by
nun
which
clones
tomorrow
morning.
There
was
a
special
anthem
by
the
choir
at
morning
service
In
8t.
Andrew'
Anglican
Cathedral
yesterday.
In
the
evening
there
waa
a
solo
by
Carl
Brand
During
the
paat
iorty-elght
hours
150
carloads
of
grain
have
arrived
In
the
yards
for
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
Prince
Rupert
elevator
Railway
offices
this
morning
reported
350
carloads
on
the
division.
The
fire
department
was
called
out
a
5
18
Saturday
evening
to
extinguish
a
chimney
fire
at
the
residence
of
Mlkt
Vuekovlch,
94
Second
Avenue.
Tin
I
w""-
mhuuwucu
uj
uttruiicwn
and
there
waa
little
if
any
damage.
The
Oountv
Court
ease
In
which
W.
Collier
la
aulna
thr
eJtv
of
Prtnnr
Rupert
for
damages
in
'
the
sum
ol
338
Jt
as
a
result
of
having
been
run
down
some
time
ago
by
a
city
truck
has
been
act
over
until
next
month
court.
4
4
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Legion
Novelty
Dane.
January
27.
Prince
Rupert
Olrla'
Drill
Team
dance
February
S.
CNR
Annual
Ball.
Friday.
Pebrary
17
Clke
Cabaret
April
30.
SYNOPSIS
OF
uND
AMENDMENTS
PREEMPTIONS
Vacant.
unreserved.
.nrv.yed
Crown
lashla
may
be
pr-eiaptl
by
Urliiah
subjects
over
II
years
of
aga.
and
by
aliens
on
4eclarlng
lot.atton
to
bernnt.
British
aubjeeta.
oondl-ttuno!
uton
residence,
ocepatlea.
jad
improvtment
for
aarlcaltaraj
Tull
Information
oonrernta
rra-Atlona
regarding
pre-emption
Is
aiven
in
Hullrtln
No.
1.
Land
Saris.
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
copies
of
vihlcli
ran
be
obtained
free
of
charge
y
addri'salng
the
Department
of
L:.nds.
Vlciorta.
B.C..
or
to
any
Government
Agent.
Ksx'urda
wlU
b.
rranted
covarlag
only
land
suitable
for
aarlcultural
iurisea
an-1
which
la
not
timber
land.
I.e..
can
y
ins;
over
1.
000
board
feet
uer
acrt
west
of
the
Coast
Rax
It
and
a.MO
feet
per
aoie
east
of
that
Ranae.
Application,
for
pre-emption
sr.
to
be
addressed
to
th.
Land
Com-mlet-loner
of
ih
Land
Recording
I1-rlalcn.
In
which
the
land
appllevl
for
la
.Hunted,
and
are
made
on
printed
forma,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
th.
Land
Commissioner.
Pre-emptions
must
be
occupied
for
five
year,
and
Improvements
mad.
to
valu.
of
llo
per
acre.
Including
clearlna
ami
cultivating-
at
least
flv.
acres,
before
a
Crown
Oram
ean
b.
received
for
more
detailed
Information
...
the
bulletin
"Hew
to
Pre-empt
Land"
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
purchase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmberland,
for
agricultural
purpo.es;
minimum
price
for
first-class
(armbl.)
land
Is
fl
per
acre,
and
aeooad-olass
Hrrai-Inff)
land
II
Gn
pr
acre.
Further
Information
recardiiia:
purchaao
or
lease
of
Crown
lands
la
alven
In
Bulletin
No.
U.
Land
Series.
"Purchase
and
Leas,
of
Crown
Land.
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
alt.
e
timber
land,
not
.xcsedtng
acrsa,
may
be
purahased
or
leased,
the
conditions
Including
paymeat
o
stumpix.
HOMeSITE
LEASES
Dnsurvered
areas,
not
esoeedlng
SI
acroa.
may
be
leased
as
bomeeUes,
oondltlonal
upon
a
dwelling
bete:
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
being
Obtainable
after
reeldene.
and
Improvement
condition,
are
fulfilled
and
land
haa
been
.ttnr.yod.
.,
J.JtAses
For
arailng
and
Industrial
purposes
areas
not
exe.edleg
111
aorse
may
b.
leased
by
on.
parson
or
a
compear
aRAZIIIQ
Under
Die
Orexlng
Act
tb.
Prov-Ine.
la
dlvlud
Into
crating
Alstrlota
and
th.
ran.
admlnlat.r.d
un-ltr
a
Orailng
Comnilaalonsr
Annual
graainu
permits
ar.
Issued
baaed
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
gives
to
established
owners
Bluett-owners
may
form
ate
cla
(ions
tor
rants
tnanag.rasut
ITr.a
or
parUy
free,
parutiu
are
avtdlable
for
settlers,
ea-npars
and
travsllora.
u
u
tea
Try
This
Salad
Dressing
Bl
ipoiiTf,
I
Three-fl,'tin
Pacific
Milk,
1-8
cup
melted
butter,
1
tea-poon
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
but
no
name
was
sent
with
it.
However,
we
are
very
glad
to
print
it
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office.
Vantouter
r'aetorte
at
iJidnrr
and
AlilxiUforu.
"BUILD
n.c
M
Legion
No.
45
Ani.ual
Novelty
Dance,
January
S7.
liffertlve
January
M.
I
iilun
gasoline
Hill
be
redsverd
t
VM-
nr
gallon.
Kalen
Ua
ragr.
20
There
was
a
good
-si
zed
crowd
present
at
the
weekly
dance
under
Scandinavian
auspices
in
the
Metropole
Hall
Saturday
night.
Ales.
Tule
la
showing
his
friend,
a
photograph
of
the
youngest
member
of
.be
Yule
family,
affeat,
gnat
grand-laughter
from
me
States.
Charles
Wilson,
well
known
Utblyn
lee
contractor,
la
a
business
visitor
in
the
city,
having
arrived
from
he
interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
iraln.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln
and
party
aboard
.he
power
yacht
Pull
Moon
'
made
a
rulse
to
Lucy
bland
yesterday.
The
heavy
.wall
prevented
a
landing
being
made.
R.
H.
Leigh
ton,
fire
inspector
for
the
:
crest
Branch,
returned
to
the
city
on
rterdsy
ntternoea's
train
after
having
spent
a
few
days
la
the
central
interior
hi
omclal
duties.
W.
H
Manuel
of
Winnipeg,
travelling
.udltor
for
the
Canadian
National
ball
ays.
la
a
business
visitor
In
the
city.
'svlng
arrived
'rem
the
East
on
yeeter
day
afternoon's
trass.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
dearie
Keith
reached
the
city
from
Ttmee
on
yesterday
a?
lernocn's
train,
Mr.
Keiih
enter
lag
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
on
ac-
..jnt
of
a
broken
arm.
It
was
only
recently
that
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Keith
vjioneer
residents
of
Terrace,
returned
j
tr.at
point
from
Toronto
where
they
have
been
living
tor
the
past
few
yi
"Flytng
tPollce
of
British
Columbia
Coast
Waters."
by
vi..
i
:;
M
:-Lai
en.
VtrjC.,
is
tb
ww.kO
...'::
In
l-e
luagaslne
aectlbs
of
.,
:,:!..
Vancouver
Sunday
Proruv
l
.
Mr-tide.
Mojar
MaoLaren'
Ki.
-
J-Testing
manner
soma
of
the
Mi-nta
a
Ltendlng
hla
aerial
petrol
of
the
i.-Ikt-es
In
the
vicinity
of
this
city
laat
anna-rocr.
In
Fridays
edition
.of
the
Vaneouver
Province
Is
a
picture
of
Walter
S.
Owen
;
Meat
son
of
Inspector
and
Mrs.
Walter
Oven.
Vrncouver.
who
waa
recently
called
to
the
bar.
Walter
Owen.
Jr
redded
In
Prince
Rupert
several
year
ago
and
sttrted
achool
hce.
hla
father
haying
been
In
rlisrge
of
provincial
police
affair
for
this
district
at
that
tun.
R.
P.
McNauglilun
dlatrtct
passenger
sgent
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
returned
to
the
city
c
yester
day
afternoon's
train
from
Montreal
ah.rr
he
attended
a
conference
of
the
railway
tranV
department.
Harold
Me-Bweu.
dlvlalonal
freight
agent,
who
at-j
tended
the
same
meeting
and
was
accompanied
Cast
by
Mrs.
MjcKweu.
also
I
'
i.i
ued
to
the
c'ty
I
Security
of
casta
has
been
deposited
I
by
the
plaintiff
li.
the
County
Court
I
care
In
which
Carter
H.
Mawllngs
Is
suing
H.
A.
McLean
for
MOI
fO
and
thr
i
case
stands
adjourned
prrbablv
unti
I
the
next
court.
An
the
nlaintlff
is
o
resident
of
Alberta,
it
will
be
neoesaai
'
to
appoint
a
commission
to
take
deuce
In
thnt
pr.n
ince.
XI
H
ton
Oon-
ajsles
is
appearing
for
the
plaintiff
and
L.
W.
Petenore
for
th
dafendaut.
Union
steamer
CmnoauB.
Capt.
James
Flndlay,
arrived
at
7
IS
last
night
from
Vaucouver
and
waypolnts,
sailing
at
10:30
for
Anyox.
Stewart
and
other
northerp
iru
of
i
sli.
Paseeugeva
on
the
Camoaun
Included
t.
A.
Morris.
Adam
Mackte.
T.
OrUBaha,
W.
Wilson.
John
Davis.
Mlas
oonroy,
H.
B.
Mc-Candle.,
Mrs
Swansea
and
Mrs.
Robertson
for
Prince
Kupert:
A.
Carolau
anil
Mlaa
H.
Hooper
tor
flsewart,
and
K.
Baldwin
and
T
t
Stngiston
for
Aivyox.
TIIC
IIIXI'tlL
WOULD
The
young
hopeful
catne
running
into
(h
house.
Hla
xuit
was
dusty,
and
th.re
waa
a
bump
on
his
amall
brow,
but
n
gleam
-
'i
hla
eye,
and
he
held
out
k
bxby
tooth.
How
did
you
pull
It?"
demanded
his
mother.
"Oh."
he
said
bravely,
"it
was
easy
tmuiKh.
I
Jut
r.ll
down,
and
the
wiiiile
world
iiimr
up
and
pushed
It
'
'
r.i
.'!.;
s'.k-
.
One
to
be
Opened
in
Edmonton
by
Province
of
Alberta
This
Week
The
province
of
Albertr.
once
mp
steps
Into
the
lead
In
public
henlth
matters,
with
the
opening
this
week
o!
Canada's
first
hospital
devoted
entirely
to
the
treatment
of
patients
suffering
from
the
after
effects
of
infantile
paralyse.
A
provincial
survey
recently
undertaken
by
Dr.
R.
M.
Bow.
deputy
minister
of
health,
showed
approximately
363
persons
suffering
from
the
after
effects
of
the
Infantile
paralysis
epidemic
of
last
year.
Of
these,
approximately
60
per
cent
will
require
treatment
at
the
new
provincial
hospital,
either
aa
in-patients,
or
at
the
outdoor
clinic,
which
will
be
operated
In
connection
with
the
institution.
Moat
of
the
patients
are
chUdren
under
the
age
of
IS
years,
though
there
are
aome
adults
amur-;
the
number
Dr
Hastings
Mewburn
will
be
the
physRinn
in
charge,
and
Miss
Smillie,
the
super
intendent
of
nurses.
COl
;
(IK
TREATMENT
Sixty
beds
will
be
available,
and
these
will
be
used
In
treating
the
very
worst
cases.
Reat.
measasje.
ray
treatment,
and
all
modern
methods
will
be
used
In
the
"muscle
training"
required
to
remove
after
effects,
and
such
disabilities
as
dragging
or
partly
paralysed
limbs
are
expected
to
yield
In
time
to
the
treatmenti
given.
The
new
Infantile
paralysis
hospital
li
to
the
south
of
the
present
University
hospital
and
Is
a
splendidly-equipped
building,
provided
jvltb
every
modern
appliance
for
the
work
to
be
BURNS
LAKE
At
the
village
election
tola
week,
a
plebiscite
will
oe
taken
on
the
question
a
to
whether
the
establlanient
of
a
government
llqucr
store
at
Burns
Lake
will
be
requested,
the
town
couucil
has
decided.
T.
W.
Brewer
of
the
Forest
Branch
at
Smlthcra
was
a
visitor
in
the
town
and
district
.laat
week
on
oSclal
duties.
Mies
Bertha
Orr
Is
visiting
here
with
her
slater.
Mrs.
Carl
Ostberg.
Mrs.
Roberts
of
Vanderhoof
has
been
the
guest
here
of
Mrs.
Cecil
Hartley.
Mra
R
Macdonald
and
baby
returned
hou.e
from
the
Bums
Lake
Hospital
on
Tuesday
V,'
-r-
'
;
,
.-
,
Andrew
Brown
has
returned
Iron
Oreasy
Plains
where
be
has
been
nuking
repairs
to
the
acbool
house.
Local
friends
are
advised
that
Mlaa
L.
1.
Prtncte,
R.N.,
formerly
lady
superintendent
of
the
Burns
Lake
Hospital,
win
leave
Vaneouver
shortly
for
a
visit
with
her
slater
in
China.
Mis
Oorotr.y
Brqjtt
ol
Danskin
hu
accepted
a
position
with
Mra.
M.
F
Nourse.
Thomas
Thompson,
who
has
been
111
recently
with
pleurisy,
has
left
for
Chllllwack
where
be
will
spend
a
holiday
visit
with
his
uncle.
Toboggan
are
being
pressed
Into
service
by
the
young
people
these
day
and
much
fun
is
being
had
In
slldlmj
down
the
suep
hill.
In
the
village.
A
surplus
of
asset
over
liabilities
of
MBUTl
is
reported
In
the
flnsncsi
statement
of
the
village
commissioner
for
the
year
1037.
District
visitors
in
town
during
the
week
have
Included
R.
D.
Prosaer
and
t.
Stun
ten.
Fra.-.cola
Lake;
Peter
Sand-
nen.
Fruncoi
lake:
J.
R.
Walker
ana
Andrew
Walker.
Francoli
Lake:'
P.
t
Mulville.
Grassy
Plains,
and
Mra.
Mann.
Rose
Lake.
NEW
AIRPLANES
AT
VICTORI
A
TESTED
BY
FLYING
OFFICER
HULL
VICTORIA.
Jan
?3
Both
airplanes
hrjusht
to
this
n:y
by
Ive
Brothers
vc
been
assembled
and
tested
In
the
r
and
student
pilots,
member
of
the
DC
AirwBjs
riyns
School,
will
be
given
actual
Instruction
In
the
air
this
week
F1v!i:r
oifi
-er
Hull,
of
the
Jericho
Bench
station
nf
Vie
Royal
Canadian
A'.r
Force,
tested
the
two
airplanes
laat
wTk
and
gnve
them
certificate
of
klr-worthiness
Bnth
plane,
handled
beautifully
during
the
teat
flight.
Plying
Officer
Hull
als3
inspected
the
Sbelbourne
Street
airdrome
and
granted
It
an
airdrome
certificate
as
fulfilling
all
requirement
of
the
Federal
regulations.
The
hsngar
la
now
complete
and
a
steam
roller
is
smoothing
th
surface
of
the
flying
field
At
noon
today
the
wireless
station
at
Dead
Tree
Point.
Queen
Charlotte
la-lauds,
report
rrt
raining
with
a
falling
barometer.
I
7
m
easti
to
hmh
What
quality
is
so
attractive
as
personal
charm
....
and
what
social
fault
so
obnoxious
as
perspiration
odour.
Every
person
perspires,
of
course.
It's
natural,
it's
healthful.
Physicians
say
the
perspiration
of
the
average
person
measures
between
one
and
two
pints
daily.
Nature
takes
this
way
of
ridding
the
body
of
impurities
through
the
millions
of
tiny
pores
of
the
skin.
But
perspiration
need
not
be
objectionable.
Lifebuoy
Soap,
used
in
the
bath,
banishes,
the
odour.
Lifebuoy's
creamy,
mild
lather
not
only
cleanses,
but
also
purifies
the
pores
antf-
septtcally
and
keeps
jg
To
Keep
3!
I:
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21
t
Drink
plenty
of
t
water,
perspire
IE
freely
and
baniah
j;
perspiration
odour
with
Lifebuoy
It
SP-
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IFEB
Health
Soap
Purifies
andProlccts
Lcytt
Brother
limited
Toronto
them
sweet,
open
and
breathing.
Make
sure
of
avoiding
the
needless
social
error
o
f
perspiration
odour.
Use
Lifebuoy
Soap,
for
hands,
face
and
bath.
Low
in
price
wonderful
in
results.
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new
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