March
2-1,
1028
Saturday,
THE
DAILY
NEW8
Local
and
Personal
ur
Child's
Church
Notices
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chief
point
in
favor
of
Beer
as
compared
to
other
alcoholic
beverages,
lies
in
the
very
small
percentage
of
alcohol
contained
in
Beer,
just
enough
to
aid
uiucsriuu.
Phoenix
Export
Lager
is
ftood,
pure
bccr.it
will
act
as
a
tonic;
its
nutrativc
value
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price
COATS
FOR
LADIKS
AND
MISSES
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Special
price
'
Hilar
value
up
to
$25.00.
while
they
Have
your
choice
of
the
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splendid
garments
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lor
they
will
not
last
Ion
at
1
lies,
prices.
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Company
Third
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for
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shlnmrnt.
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I'hmie
tfl
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
R.
O-jese.
Phone
886
Skating
dally,
2
to
t
and
8
to
10.
tl
Qet
the
Big
4
habit)
a
Taxi,
phone
4
When
thinking
Marcelling
and
Halrcutting.
Skinner.
Phone
Black
835.
Princess
Beatrice
this
morning.
Mrs
84
CP
R.
steamer
Princess
Mary.
Capt.
Arthur
Slater,
la
due
In
port
tomorrow
southbound
from
Alaska
ports
to
Fred
Joudrjr,
local
optician,
returned
to
the
city
yesterday
after
having
spent
some
time
in
the
.Interior
on
prates
atonal
duties.
.
D.
C.
Ault,
who
has
been
a
visitor
In
the
city
for
couple
of
days,
will
re
turn
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
on
the
Prince
John
this
evening.
F.
J.
Gillespie,
who
Is
Interested
in
legging
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is
lands,
sailed
for
Vancouver
on
the
Th
Busy
Bees,
young
girls'
organism
tion
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
Is
meeting
this
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Bev.
and
Mrs.
John
H.
Hanson.
William
Robb
and
William
UcOregor.
who
left
the
city
last
December
for
a'
visit
to
Scotland,
returned
home
on
the
Prince
Beatrice
this
morning
vis
Vancouver.
BuslMeaa
at
the
meeting;
last
night
of
Lodge
Valhalla
was
merely
of
a
routine
nature.
Oscar
Lanwn.
president
ot
the
lodge,
was
in
the
chair
and
there
was
good
attendance
of
members.
George
Cummins,
a
member
of
the
crew
of
one
of
the
grain
ships
which
Is
In
port,
was
fined
36.
with
the
option
of
thirty
days'
imprisonment.
In
city
police
court
this
morning
lor
Indecent
exposure,
s
similar
penalty
being
alsc
meted
out
by
Magistrate
McClymont
on
an
additional
charge
of
drunken
-
Cf
R
steamer
Princess
Beatrice.
Capt.
Robert
Thomson,
arrived
In
port
at
7:30
this
morning
from
the
south,
sailing
at
1
1
ajn.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnta.
It
Is
announced
that
next
week,
the
Princess
Beatrice
will
make
another
trip'
before
the
Prin
cess
Royal
comes
on
the
run
and.
arriving
here
earlier
In
the
evening,
sail
t
10
pm.
Fridays
for
the
south.
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Capt.
A
Johnstone,
arrived
In
port
at
8:30
thu
morning
from
the
south,
sailing
at
11
am.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypclnta
Next
week
the
Cardena
will
revert
to
summer
schedule,
dropping
the
Rivers
Inlet.
Bella
Cools
and
Ocean
falls
calls
coming
north,
arriving
here
Thursday
nights
and
sailing
on
her
re
turn
south
at
9
am.
Saturdays
after
making
the
calls
In
the
Skeena
and
Naas
Riters.
Union
steamer
Camoaun.
Capt
James
Ftndlay.
which
has
.been
on
the
run
since
last
November
when
the
Catela
was
wrecked,
la
due
here
tomorrow
afternoon,
making
her
final
trip
on
the
Prince
Rupert-Stewart-Anyox
route.
The
Catala
will
resume
service
at
the
end
of
neat
week,
repairs
having
keen
completed,
and
the
summer
schedule
of
Union
steamships
will
go
Into
effect
at
:hat
time.
The
Camosun.
while
here
tomorrow,
will
make
a
call
at
the
elevator
to
load
fifteen
tons
of
oats
tor
Stewart.
Fl'M
KAL
NOTICE.
The
funeral
of
the
late
James
Leask
will
take
place
tomorrow
Sunday
at
3
o'clock
from
the
parlors
ot
the
B.C.
Undertakers
under
arrangements
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
'
Sundsy
Concert
by
Regimental
Orchestra
West.
holme
Theatre.
March
ti
United
April
3.
Church
Easter
Sale
ot
Work,
Queen
Mary
Chapter
annual
Daffodil
all,
Easter
Monday.
April
0.
Anglican
Church
Easter
Sale
April
10.
Catholic
Women's
League
spring
sale
of
work
April
13.
Whlat
League
Cup-prlzea
distribution
Moose
Hall.
April
13.
Lndlca'
Auxll
aiy
St.
Andrew"!
8oclety
Easter
Sale
and
whlit
drive.
April
30.
Royal
Society
of
St.
Oeorge
Whist
Drive
and
Dance.
April
S3.
Prlr.ee
Rupert
Dante
April
27
Olrla'
Drill
Team
MUSIC
TEACHERS
AND
PUPILS
Miihiimmrr
Local
Eumlnatioat
lor
1918
sill
be
held
throughout
the
Domiskn
In
May,
Jea
and
Jsly
net.
Western
caadl-lam'
amlktiaoa
ami
Ires
mutt
resea
the
Coastrvatuiy
not
isier
thaa
MAY
1st,
Ittt.
Wlcsllim
form,
and
Annual
lytlibu
centalainf
lull
particulars
will
be
suDtd
on
request.
TORONTO
CONSERVATORY
OF
MUSIC
Celless
St.
and
Unlvsrtlty
Ave.
TORONTO
I.
3rv
1XTVSV
acts
Cold
Needs
this
Dr.
H.
L.
Alexander.
Double
Treatment
Children
hate
to
be
dosed,'
-When
rubbed
.on,
4Vicks
relieves
colds
2
ways
at
once
without
"dosing'
(1)
Its
healing
vapors,
released
by
the
body
heat,
are
inhaled
direct
to
the
air
passages;
(2)
"It
draws
out"
the
soreness
like
an
old-fashioned
poultice.
pec
ted
to
arrive
home
attending
his
mother's
toria.
ways
at
once
ICKS
Oyer
&
Million
Jars
UsedYemlt
Elks'
Annual
Dai.ce
April
20.
71
Remember
St.
Andrew's
Scottish
dance,
April
6.
The
last
for
the
season
dentist,
is
ex-
tomorrow
after
funeral
In
Vlc-
Wr
are
lleudiuartrr
fur
shoe
repairing.
Send
them
to
us
for
value,
urn
Ice
and
satisfaction.
MacArtliur
Shoe
Store.
tf
Miss
Lauder
today
received
word
thai
jr
mother
waa
111
In
the
south
and
planned
to
leave
on
today's
southbound
teazuer
but
did
not
get
away.
Miss
Jessie
Bothwell
left
on
this
morning's
train
for
Reglna
where
she
will
attend
the
funeral
of
her
mother
whose
death
was
announced
yesterday.
The
flyer
who
crashed
earlier
In
the
weak
when
flying
low
at
English
Bay
was
Darby
B.
Korktll.
well
known
here
as
a
surveyor.
He
was
about
to
land
wbeh
the
machine
got
.out
of
hand.
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL,
Oood
Friday
Evening.
April
0.
A
special
Musical
Service
will
be
given
by
augumented
choir.
Program
of
Anthems,
solos,
duets,
and
The
Crucifixion"
by
J.
Stalner..
This
service
should
especially
appeal
to
all
Interested
In
vocal
music.
The
badminton
match
between
teams
o!
the'
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
and
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Club
wUl
tke
place
on
Monday
evening
at
8
o'clock
at
St.
Andrews
Cathedral
Hall
Admission
33c.
Proceeds,
by
permission
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club.
will
go
to
the
Cathedral
organ
fund
73
Yesterday
while
the
mother
was
busy
the
two
year
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
W.
B
usury.
Second
Avenue,
got
hold
of
a
bottle
of
White
Pine
and
Tar
cough
medicine
and
drank
a
large
part
of
It
The
dector
waa
sent
tor
and
a
trained
nurse
was
"with
the
child
all
night
and
at
times
lite
was
despaired
of.
but
this
morning
Improvement
was
reported.
Imperial
OH
Co.'s
tanker
Imperial
Capt.
Oeddes.
arrived
In
port
at
noon
today
from
looo
with
a
cargo
of
bulk
and
package
goods
for
taw
eooaany's
local
a
tat
Ion.
The
vessel
will
sail
to
night
on
her
return
south.
The
vesse
tanker
Marvollte.
having
filled
stations
treat
Vancouver
north,
was
In
port
yea
terday
to
fill
up
with
another
supply
of
oil
with
which
to
make
her
return
run
south.
CONCERT
BY
REGIMENTAL
ORCHESTRA
An
orchestral
concert
will
be
given
tomorrow
night
at
9
15
In
the
Weetholme
Theatre
by
the
Regimental
Concert
Orchestra;
conductor
H.
Aubrey
Pryee.
Program
la
as
follows:
"O
Canada"
1
March.
"Joltl.Vatlon"
....
(Aachr-i
3
Overture,
"Luatplel
...
(Keter
Belai
3-
Song.
'The
Olory
of
the
Sea"
(W.
Sanderson
i
Mrs.
Fraatr
4
Cn'traete.
"Loin
du'Bul"
.
.
(Quiet
I
6
Selection.
"Irish
Aim
(rr.)
(Aacherl
Song.
"The
Valley
of
Laughter"
(Sanderson)
Miss
E.
Davlea
7
March.
"High
Pride"
(Heed)
8
Patrol
Oriental.
"Desert
Caravan"
(Eamecnlki
9
Song.
"Requiem''
.
.
(Sydney
Homer)
(Mrs
Fraaer)
1
10
Descriptive
Piece.
"Hunting
Scene"
i
(Dacolaill
1
11-
Song.
"The
Swallows"
(Fred
U.
Cowen)
Mlaa
B
Davlea
,
12
Starch.
"Land
d
djanMaoiifgkv
ispWRWIeau
i
Solo
acconipaniKt.
Miss
Marjorle
Lancaster
Conductor
H.
Aubrey
ttjrot.
(Cut
this
program
out
and
bring
It
with
voit)
T6
provide
the
table
of
a
transatlantic
ateiiniMnp
wHM
its
luxuries.
on'
trip
will
o.'U
ii
mil
fur
a
supply
(
250
turkcVH.
500
pigeons.
600
due.
200
ih(
iiMiii'tn.
l
oon
(juail
and
5
one
htm
u.ui
.uul
it:,
i-.uikI
turtlui.
ST.
ASIIItr.W'S
CATIIKIMtAL
(Church
of
England)
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rlx,
rector.
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Even
ing
service
at
"JO.
Sacrament
of
the
Lord's
Supper
first
Sunday
of
the
month
at
8
ain.
Third
Sunday
of
the
month
at
8
a.m.
Sunday
School
at
2:30.
Baptisms
by
arrangement.
f'llltlSTIAN
SCIENCE
SOCIETY
Service
every
Sunrtay
morning
in
the
Hay's
Block,
245
Second
Avenue.
Subject
on
Sunday:
"Reality.''
Testimony
meeting
on
Wednesday
evening
o'clock.
I'KESIlVTEItlAN
minni
HKtT
IMTEO
CIIIKCII.
Rev.
yK.
Wilson.
BA..
Pastor
Miss
I.
Haddock.
Deaconess.
at
8
ll.tl'TIST
nilKCII.
Minister.
Rev.
W.I
P.
Price.
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Sub
leet:
"Mv
Master."
Sunday
School
at
2:30.
Evening
service
at
7J0
Subject
'Slaves
or
Freemen."
Organist.
W
Vaughan
Davlea.
Wednesday
at
8
o
-clock.
Praise
and
Prayer.
Minister.
Rev.
J.
R.
Prlzell.
B.A..
ll.b..
'Residence,
The
Manse.
Phone
643.
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Sub
ject:
"The
Final
Message
of
the
Apwa.
lypac."
Sunday
Shcool
at
13.15.
Ecu-lnt
service
at
730.
Subject:
"Dreams."
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Sub-!
Jee:
"And
be
Steadfastly
Set
His
Face,
to
go
to
Jerusalem."
Sunday
School
at
3J0.
Evening
worship
at
740.
Song
terrlce.
Duet:
"He
Shall
Feed
His
Flock"
Mrs.
H.
Forrest
and
Mrs.
P.
C.
Miller.
Tuesday
at
8
pm.
Devotional,
Service.
ST.
FAI
L'S
M'TIIEKAS
(11111111
Rev.
John
H.
Hanson,
pastor.
Residence
438
Sth
Avenue
W.
Phone
Black
170.
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock
(Eng
Ush).
Sunday
school.
Bible
class
and
Confirmation
class
at
12
noon.
Evening
worship
at
7.30
(Scandinavian).
J.
Forstad
will
render
two
violin
solos.
The
bus
will
be
at
Sixth
and
Immanuet
Street
at
11:30
and
Ridley
Home
11:45
m
Parents
please
have
children
on
time.
A
cord:-.!
invitation
to
all.
BIG
CROWD
AT
ARMY
CONCERT
TIIKEK
IHNDUEIt
I'EUMINH
PRESENT
AT
U
NCTION
LAST
NK1IIT
IN
SALVATION
ARMY
CITADEL
An
aKhblaae
of
over
tbfee.
hundred
penons
crowded
Into
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel
last
night
for
the
annual
young
people's
program
and
presentation
of
prises
for
proficiency
and
attendance
in
3unday
School.
All
the
seating
capacity
waa
fUled
and
adults
stood
up
while
children
sat
on
the
floor.
The
affair
waa
most
successful
and
there
waft
an
.nteresting
program,
every
item
on
which
was
well
rendered,
no
hitches
occurring.
The
program
opened
with
song
and
prayor
and
ex-Mayer
S.
M.
Newton,
who
waa
chairman,
made
suitable
remarks.
The
program
Included
the
following
numbers:
March
by
Juvenile
Orchestra
under
Prof.
H.
A.
Pryoe
Reottatton
by
Mra.
L.
James
Song.
"Little
Bo-Peep."
by
Sunbeams.
Violin
solo."
"Little
Qavotte."
Master
Silly
Nelson.
Prof.
Pryoe
accompanying.
Cornet
solo,
Sid
Harrison.
M.
Hudatna
nd
Bandmaster
Thomas
Wilson.
Song,
"Topsy-Turvy."
Sunbeam
Class.
Recitation
by
Mrs.
Stobart
by
request.
Mary's
Little
Lamb."
March
by
Orcheura.
Recitation,
"A
Little
Sunbeam."
Mary
Pierce.
Drill
by
Sunbeam
Class.
Piano
solo.
Mlas
Anita
Llpsln.
Violin
solo
by
Walter
Johnson.
Prof
Pryoe
accompanying.
Tableau.
"Nearer
My
Ood
to
Thee"
March
by
Orchestra.
Prises
to
the
following
for
proficiency
and
attendance
were
presented
by
Mr
Newton
Clifford
Carlyle,
Mary
lie
roe.
Margaret
Morgan.
Arthur
Llndatead.
Desmond
Cook,
Bertha
Munlsab,
Clara
Pierce.
Florence
Pierce.
Vera
Cook.
Gladys
Cook,
Rosle
Smith.
Mildred
Munlsab.
Beatrice.
OIen.
Oeorge
Carlyle.
Jack
Unwln.
Annie
Smith.
Audrey
Cook.
Dally
Smith,
Evelyn
Pierce.
Eva
Davld-
n.
Tom
Smith.
Edward
Kane,
Frank
fierce
and
John
Pierce.
The
enthusiastic
passing
ot
votes
of
thanks
to
Mr.
Newton,
Prof.
Pryee
and
Bandmaster
Wilson
for
assistance
given
brought
a
successful
evening's
proceedings
to
a
close.
HOTEL
AHKIV.IN
Savoy
D.
C.
Ault.
Queen
Charlotte
City;
C.
D.
Jacobson
and
J.
Snyder.
Vancouver.
ITIm-e
Rupert
A.
Flak.
Prince
Oeorge:
James
Jack,
city:
Mr.
and
Mrs
W
A.
Allen.
Los
Angeles:
A.
L
Cunningham,
Vancouver.
Ottlrnl
W.
Gardner.
Pacific;
Fred
Joudry,
city.
Advertise
In
The
Dailv
News
Annoyinj;
Bladder
Weakness
of
Old
Aue
j
sarely
l(elieeil
h.v
SANTAL
MIDY
sold
h
All
Orussl-I"
S
...
1
'
y
McLAUGHLIN-BUICK
leadership
remains
undisputed
because
McLaughlin-Buick
value
and
performance
still
set
the
standards
by
which
other
cars
are
judged.
The
Leader
has
to
Keep
Ahead!
To
be
ai
good
as
McLaughlin-Buick
a
car
would
need
to
have:
Sis
Crlindrr
Vl-ln-hd
Engine)
Oiauif
Csanplewlr
Statedj
Engin
Suld
Agsiiut
Water
and
Pin;
Oil
Rltr,
Aif
Ciaanaf,
'
Gaa
Strainer)
Torqua
Tufcs
Drivti
Maine!
Disc
dutch
t
RsMwf
Engine
Msualingai
Countrrbalncd
Oanliaha(l
TeraUn
Bat,
anccri
Tharmcac
Water
Contrail
Carburatsr
Ilaat
Contrail
Leva
joy
Shock
Abaotbmi
fMitr
Bodicai
and
a
record
of
billions
of
miles
of
aatiifying;
performance
in
the
hand
of
over
two
million
owners
and
drivers.
The
C.MA.C.
Deferred
Payment
Plan
offeri
many
advantages
to
buyers
of
McLaughlin-Buick
cars.
McLAUG
-BUICK
KAIBN
GARAGE
I
Dave
Ross)
Third
Ave,
l'rlnee
Rupert,
U.C.
M-IKS-C
Vfcen
Better
Autowctbilai
ere
Buija
WrlquajUin-BuicIc
Will
ButM
Trtero
Chiropractic
I
wish
to
announce
to
the
people
of
Prince
Bupert
that
I
have
opened
offices
in
the
Wallace
Block,
corner
Third
and
Fulton.
My
system
of
curing
acute
and
chronic
diseases
is
ultra-modern
and
rarely
fails!
I
wish
especially
to
get
In
touch
with
those
people
who
are
suffering
from
so-called
incurable
disorders.
Without
obligation
on
your
part,
call
in
and
allow
me
to
explain
my
system
to
you.
Dr.
C.
C.
McKAY,
D.C.
IcanaoianJ
PACinc
''Xsaiiwsy
!FrtdsMth
81.
will
be
the
last
sailing
on
the
CM.
Coast
MMnhlM
wto-
ter
soaedule.
The
double
weekly
service
will
be
effective
from
Vancouver.
Monday,
March
SS.
when
steamers
will
.leave
there
each
Monday
and
Thursday.
'arriving
here
each
Wednesday
and
Saturday
at
10
JO
a.m.
Sailmns
(or
Krulu-kau
and
Aliyox
will
be
eaoh
Weiliiel.i
at
4.00
p.m.
and
lor
Stewart
s'urli
Sm-,urday
10
00
pin
8!img
for
V.mr
m
ver
will
be
each
TIiuimIa)
iuiiI
tiuudaj
-i
at
11.00
p.m.
Queen
Charlotte
Island
iltu
timaiUs
.i.
a.
j-n-mii.
(
l'hone
13
1
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
f
rpm
Prince
Rupert
Tu
Keli
hlhan,
tVrungell.
Juneau,
and
Vkugwuy
Mun
h
31.
Aurll
II.
SI.
To
Vanrouter.
Vlrtorla
ami
Seallle
April
4.
IV
II.
PHINCKS
KUYAL
lor
Ituletlale.
Bast
liellu
llella,
Orean
Fall.
Narnu,
Alert
Bay.
Cami-bell
lUvee
and
Vanroever
every
Frlda).
10
UJU.
AieiK-y
for
all
Mramahlp
IJnes.
mil
lutarmatloa
trmny
W.
C.
OKrilAHIi.
(leneral
Agent.
(Wnrr
el
41
h
Mreet
and
Srtl
Avenue.
Prlnre
Rupert,
lit".
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