.
nil
!;ul!
last
i
Ki.lten.
.T.inuiiry
3,
1928
THE
DAILY
NEWS
E4.GB
JHREE
WOMAN
HUMAN
Local
and
Personal
THE
ACME'S
DECLARES
SHAW
B
C.
Undertakeia.
'
Phone
tl.
T;
T.-rri-
A
;
Sale
Price
Annual
iontinue
with
an
unabated
flew
of
th
Biifiief.t
Bargain
in
B.C.
31
UN'S
OVERCOATS
i;.fn-
'ur
Temptation
Sale
clones,
wi-
are
makiiiK
a
very
.,,
,;,!
(,fi'i
t
n
Men's
OvercoatH.
The
u
vular
value
of
these
-
i
$15
each.
They
come
in
xinyli-
ami
hijb!i-breaated
,;,
u.'ll
tailored
from
heavy
weihl
pun-
vmil
twecil,
well
.mi'!
revealing
for
the
mM
p.Tt
the
apicalinjf
check
t
at
their
beat.
Here
tro
i
-.,
ry
Overcoat
in
;(.,.
!H.f
at
i,ir.;':a!i"
Sala
Price,
each
$15.00
5ISNS
SWKATKlt.S
II,
,
,
-
a
beautiful
lot
of
Four
Pocket
Coat
Sweater
for
;
'
Ik-
very
latest
They
are
moat
comfortable
jfarment
in
u.
i
!ur
and
yet
not
bulky
to
wear.
Pure
wool,
in
all
.ha;,
-
ami
.sizes.
Kejular
vaiue
i
$6M
S
QC
VWi
ew
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
ri.'U'n
Red
Label
I'ure
Wool
UnderweaV
for
Men,
in
uin
or
combinaiioriM.
Regular
5
va'ue
!
QC
sW
Sale
Price
VIKING
AND
WOL8EY
UNDERWEAR
fines
Ilfl
7fic
Pinrtt'vr
Druttt'nts
!5
lint-Ht
Underwear
for
Men
in
Pure
Wool.
Regular
1
.7
.50
value,
QC
,in
Sale
Price
Acme
::
Importers
,
Nil
(
.O.I).
Order
Strictly
Caxh
No
Charge
Accounts
Mail
Order
ForvsarJed
Exprts
I'
repaid
Scales
That
Will
Weigh
a
riispoifit
Tin-
urates
we
uae
here
an-
so
debt
ate
that
they
ii
ifiter
to
the
thousandth
part
of
an
ounce.
The
addition
of
a
mcrent
speck
in
shown.
When
l-
aling
with
druu
::r
care
i;
considered
Vio
eat
nt
Orme.
Send
your
prescriptions
where
they
are
filled
by
prescription
craftsmen
men
uho
know
the
importance
of
heiiiK
exactly
right.
a
V
SIXTH
ST.
TtltfMiyNLS
r-
'OMO
atXmas
Money
i
....
v
miow
now
best
to
it.
"k
lumemtirance
when
nt
I'ricea
from
diamond
would
also
be
suit.
then
for
Christmas,
ami
(i-uen
Wutch
wouhi
ne
her
things
would
!
lor-
.
isa.(H)
to
$7..i
.125.00
to
$2.-MM
John
Bulger
Jeweller
Jhomps(on
Bfirdyf
axp
Vof9
LtJteZ
Water
la
)sh
Hoards
UhcH
Lines
(
lo'hes
HaskctH
Was
Tubs
Wash
Holler
CeilfnK
Kacka
Clothes
Wringers
SIOFFATT
ELUCTRK
It
ANGUS
WIIIRLDKY
ULECTHIC
WANIIKHH
KASY
VACUUM
KI.KCTHK
WAH1IRKS
I
.ixiui
n
,
TIHJIt
MAVH
PEOPLE
m
NTII.I.
LOOK
O.N
IIKIt
As
MHPAKATK
(HKMION
LONDON.
Jan
3
eorge
Bernard
Mtlf
u
reJlc
of
rttoout
S500
provided
ootiraw."
lu
CcnaUlun
Preu)
Si.
aw
proclaimed
me
Victorian
age
'
aiipefrmf-
on
a
platform
re.
'4
W
Bv:t
ain
an
abueSl
for
two
vmiiob
nos
em
ror
noin)!a
women.
At
the
outaet.
after
mine
by-play
with
the
caalmutn.
Sir
Gerald
du
Mauher
Mr,
onsw
proouxed
that
if
the
audience
would
ubn
ibr
C2.0T
he
would
-"f
It
Into
guinea
The
3.000
waa
quickly
rorthcomlug,
and
a
quickly
wa
con
"ertea
into
guineas,
a
difference
of
atr.
snaw
told
about
the
ahock
he
haul
received
ah
a
child
of
five,
when
accuBton.fd
to
(K.elag
wouien
wearing
Frli.oimi-a
and
looking
like
mountains
aurinouiited
l;y
pinched
figure,
be
aavw
one
for
the
firm
t.me
wearing
a
:klrt
without
crinoline
"It
gave
the
'rnprell!l.
in-
said
"that
she
had
The
n-.fii
ol
'.ht
ct.iy
did
not
-dm:re
ilx-
.ii,
ai
,n.
e
tjf
in!!,
but
i
th-
crr
H'tc:
iiiiiu
d
to
n-y
.r'l
uonirn
tie
i.
in1'
"t
iMiotner
race.
Wjnen
were
''
he
ii?
ti-
Thty
were
to
wear
.'loU.ca
tiiat
concealed
their
shape.
I
hey
"
re
iot
drenaed.
they
were
up-oUleied.
a
-id
if
they
were
not
atud-Ird
with
bdttoiix
like
upholatered
lur-
i.ture
tby
had
lnta
of
little
trlm--utrg
Uiat
conveyed
the
aame
effect.
"The
laat
wimiud
I
remember
aeelnir
who
appred
to
be
aprtolaured."
ald
Mr.
Bbaw.
"wfca
Mlaa
Marie
Corcill.
I
look
round
thla
aucllerioe
and
I
m
no
ht
I
woman
mrmii
have
niwaya
axaumetl
.
mm
m
.1
u.uw.
.
.
.
.
-
.
j
;
i-lke
myself.
rr
victoria
idea
that
we
xtraordlnary
state
of
aoCety
for
men
-
a
matter
that
ODD
CORRUPTIONS
OF
COMMON
WORDS
USED
BY
EVERYONE
DAILY
Many
wurda
and
expression
u
'1
every
day
hive
In
reality,
accorulnn
t.)
The
alMUor
an
or'gln
quire
foreign
-.o
I
the
one
Implied
and
frequently
quite
ui-
.'ss
Mnry'
Saturday
afternoon
from,
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
ll.
0mm.
Phone
6B
Skating
dally.
2
t
4
and
8
to
10.
U
Tommy's
Tasi.
Cafe.
Pfeeht
790.
Federal
Take
adraiitage
of
the
Home
I'nrnMilitt
el
I.
wnr
ntoney.
Zenltb
tl
Zenith
uatc,
the
ptooc
to
Milt
every
body
pocket.
'
tt
Tlte'
cmilrte
mile
utartii
iwlay.
Oct
the
Big
4
bsbtti
of
s
Ttxt,
pbone
4,
llauiM-
I'urnllilng
WbD
tblntlnt
tf
Ilalnnre
f
rlirltinn
utisk
nit
Kile
l
(tlx
ItlnTAunt
fur
Gali
at
Ururge
1
Tltea.
For.
a
aeleotten
amoklng
lundrtea.
Third
and
Fulton.
of
Oo.
it
values
In
Tile's
and
Price
of
Dally
New
50
cenu
a
month
o
city
readera
or
$3M
a
year
for
out
of
town
realdenta.
By
paying
five
centa
a
day
for
the
ycper
It
ccata
about
a
month
but
'
paid
for
at
the
ofnee
and
delivered
by
carrlar
the
prkte
la
90c
a
month.
Dr
and
Mis.
H.
U
Alexander,
who
'
have
keen
aouth
for
the
CbrltLam
and
New
tear's
holldaya.
will
return
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Baptrt
tomorrow
morning.
anonian
who
haa
that
appearance.
Mlaa
Mlaa
Jamie
Jieale
BothweU
otnweu
was
"But
while
faablona
have
changed,
manibert
of
the
local
achool
teaching
:ite
Virtonaii
idea,
that
woman
la
atafla
returalng
to
the
city
on
the
separate
creation
U11
elxets.
My
secret
Cetoioaun
Sunday
night
alter
amending
u
a
dramauc
author,
the
aecret
of
that
-ce
holldaya
In
Vancouver
extraordinary
knowledge
of
woaten
la
Ralw)f
offle
tnl
"omlng
reported
wT,ie
enchant
the.
whole
worm,
mo
carioada
oi
grain
on
we
omawn
much
Mt
01
JWP"
bound
tor
the
Alberta
WWui
BmIV
VMwma
Kiimm
alMiabw
oiuj,
pn
!.
have
the
aihlrh
lit
.
juwsa
uH,
woo
naa
nevn
holiday
ieaion
la
Taneouver
and
Via
nria.
win
return
to
the
city
on
the
I'rlncc
Rupert
toasorro-v
morning.
The
price
of
the
Dairy
News
la
50c
a
month.
paynMe
In
advance,
for
Prince
Rupert
subeeriberi
or
M
a
year
rh.
w
wishing
the
paper
delivered
win
i
'.eaae
call
at
the
oOn
or
telephone
98
6
C
T
Hearn.
auperle
Undent
of
the
Lakelae
Lake
hatchery,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prtneeta
Mary
Saturday
at'
jonsUter.t
with
the
m.eaning
that
custom
.
terBcotl
lna
,
brief
hemmy
trlaamith
bat
attached
to
them.
A
"couutry
dance."
for
Instance,
l
r;ot
merely
a
eelsbratloa
of
rumics.
It
-c-nief
rr-m
the
Frehcb
cant
re
danse.
.XMiantng
juiy
dance
i:.
whit
h
the
per-'
orn.tr
face
each
other
j
A
"blackguard."
new
a
li.
,hly
uncom-,1
Iomp
tary
leroi.
w
not
always
meant
is
au.-h.
A
black
guard,
in
the
days
ol
.Isa
Tuuora.
as
ir.e
ely
an
inferior
ler-vant
of
the
crown,
who
wa
dressed
In
Jlsvrk
and
proceeded
by
yeeteroay
momlng'
train
to
the
Interior.
Motorshlp
Belllngham.
Capt.
J.
E
Anderson,
arrived
In
pott
yesterday
from
Ketchikan
with
a
cargo
of
al'sads
of
froatn
fish
for
tranaahlp-neitt
over
the
Canao.an
.Katkwal
RaU-
".ys
to
the
Eastern
States.
K.
Heap
hey,
general
manager
of
the
'
c.
Aneles
Lumber
Proaucta
Co..
which
The
word
"sdlot"
haa
become
com-
is
rropenlng
the
Masectt
Timber
Oe
ptetely
eomiptwd.
The
word
had
itsuawmUl
at
Buckley
Bay.
arrived
on
the
jrlgln
in
Oxeawe.
where
it
waa
applied
Princess
Mary
Saturday
afternoon
from
o
a
private
person
:
not
engaged
Seattle,
continuing
that
evening
on
the
n
any
public
office.
It
rtxl
not
even
Prince
John
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
ia-
-signify
thai
he
was
pa.
tculaiiy
tnconi
,rrtx:
to
rflclat.
but
merely
dlstla
rtihthed
an
ordinary
aitlarn
froan
prtaatt
!tnd
oflte'als
In
time,
however,
the
la-
realon
was
gathered
that
waa
no(
competent
and
In
time
degen
-rated
lutj
iu
present
meuntng.
t-
,,ft,u
titi
ii
"lirl"
hjul
a
mm.
.1
I
The
Ocean'
Palls
basketball
which
has
been
in
tlie
city
for
the
past
MU
"Idiot1
f
wex
to
participate
iu
us
mver-nign
School
championship
senm,
wui
aaii
tomorrow
afternoon
by
the
Princess
Mary
on
its
return
home,
the
vessel
..
.
K,.mhi
.
m
...
,
r
,
..
having
having
arranged
arranged
to
to
make
a
special
call
,.,
-1,-f
,
meanlna
auardian
of
the
food,
and!"
"
-
hence,
head
ol
trie
nouenoiu.
umvj.
I
j
llstewiae,
!i.id
iu
root
In
blaf
llge.
or
i
"hmd
knender."
meaiung
nlmply
the
re-mule
head
of
the
family.
Spinster"
la
I
,.i
lrt
to
an
unnmel
woman
be-!
cauae
in
the
gucl
old
rtsys
no
young
woman
wax
cons'derr,-'.
fit
to
be
a
wire
until
she
had
sjui.
lur
h.:.-lf
a
net
of
llnei.f
.
I
Mr.
W.
H.
Ke
-gin.
niotnee
of
Dr.
W
!T.
Kargln
and
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergln.
suf-jfcred
what
la
feared
to
be
a
broken
hip
aa
a
result
of
a
fail
Saturday
afternoon
on
the
slippery
street
of
Second
venue
near
her
home
where
she
la
'tow
resting
preparatory
,
to
being
admitted
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Hoapltal
i
for
x-ray
examination
to
definitely
A
JeW
harp
ha-,
n
Hebraic
rlin-(
ac,rlaui
the
Injurieg.
It
eia
in
name
fi,.:n
the
French
word,
jou.
nw.iuivg
i
ty
sgjM
Hare!
Cunningham.
R
N..
re-
M.n
.ir.
in.
dc!e;-tui)l.-
dwii.
waa
origin-
turned
to
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
atcd
in
nly
y
'1''
c
;ok
or
n
wea'.tny
,
,r(kln
,fWr
spending
th
new
Year
noble
of
Pul.
rfi
.
The
cook
knew
hU
wcnrid
vuitlng
with
friends
In
Port
urt
bt'.
l
kH
meeinaf.on
-an
"e-
gaainKton.
Mis
Cunningham,
who
re-que.ttiy
lui
chef
d'leuvre
lcked
a
name.
eutly
resigned
from
the
graduate
nur-His
ninster
was
n
epicure
and
with
the
mg
stuff
of
the
Prince
lt'lpeu
Oeneral
first
iate
he
excUlined
"Ma
Carl!''
which
Hoapltal.
la
at
present
tht
gtisst
of
tr
titilt
lix-ly
troiKlHtcd
mlKht
mean
'How
an(
Mrs.
J.
R.
Mitchell.
209
Ninth
Ave
pt-r.cctiy
delicious!"
Upon
the
second
Bp
.,t.
In
a
few
weeks
she
plana
leaving
tame
his
enthUHlanra
Incrvajed
to
the
ex-
for
the
aouth.
;
t-.t
of
"Ma
Caronl!"
And
the
delighted
cook
forthwith
named
hU
luveution
by
i
gitow
trouble
between
Salvus
and
mi.-t
endearing
term.
iKwlnltsa
la
again
delaying
trains
of
the
-
jOanaduut
Rstkual
Railways,
The
train.
A
W
Edge,
who
haa
been
at
the
due
from
the
laat
at
9:30
Sunday
af-,,.
0f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Brooks-
ternoon.
did
not
arrive
until
:
Mon-
.,
ik
Third
Avenue
West,
for
several
day
morning.
Thla
afwttkions
train.
w.
-
H1
re-enter
the
Prince
Rupert
due
from
the
Bast
at
340
this
after-0-n-i
'
Hiwoltal
today
jnooti.
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
tour
ihd
a
half
hours
late.
Equipment
H
M
Eaton,
aupenn'.t
iident
of
the
to
clear
the
snow
haa
bean.on
the
Job
Baiiii
Iske
liatoheiy.
arrived
arrived
on
on
the
the
over
the
week-end.
Pi
aver
where
he
spent
a
holiday
With
a
passenger
llr
t
cf
about
forty
will
nrocfjer)
to
the
interior
on
to-
persons
for
Alaska
ports.
CPJl.
steamer
.
luorn.lna
train.
.runoeas
aiary,
vapr.
v.
v.
aainiey,
ar-
mmmmmmwmmmm
r
I
u,r4
Hwa
I
t
-9A
Balllrrtu,
l.a.nnnn
ANNOUNCCMBNTS
Flk'n
Ueap-year
Dance.
January
IT
i-
Rupert
Pebiuuiy
3.
30.
Novrltv
Dance
Jiiiuniry
27.
Oliia"
Drill
Ton
in
dance
Dance.
February
17.
Elk
s
Annual
I
continuing
north
at
4:30.
The
follow-
paaaengers
dlaembarkfu
here
from
the
Mary:
0.
T.
f
learn.
Capt.
and
Mrs.
H
A.
Ormlston
and
children.
Mrs.
Ormiston.
sr.,
A.
T.
Eaton,
Mrs.
Wesley
and
Heaphy.
The
following
went
north
from
here
on
the
vessel
:
3.
OlTatt,
Ed.
K-.iio.
Tilly
Nelson.
R.
E.
Dofioghue.
Mrs
J.
H.
Hicks
and
Miss
Jean
Hicks
fnr
Ketchikan,
and
P.
Powers
for
Wra"-
gell.
i
5
.
IS.,
M
lug
d'M-ounl
In
all
drMrtuieots
at
rite's
after
t'lirMmas
Kale.
There
will
be
a
special
meeting
of
the
Trades,
and
Labor
Council
on
Thursday
night
at
8
o'clock.
All
delegates
requested
to
be
present.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
W
C.
Asplnall
reached
the
city
on
the
Camoaun
Sunday
night
tram
Taneouver.
Dr.
Asplnall
will
take
ahlropraettc
practice
in
Prince
Rupert.
M.
U.
Stephen
It
Company.
Ltd.
are
moving
from
their
premises
in
the
Exchange
Block
to
the
Allen
Block
next
so
the
Klectrlc
Bakery.
Third
Avenue.
tf
McMordle'a
com
ml
toe
rooms
at
the
"rner
of
Second
Avenue
and
Fourth
Street
will
be
open
tonight
and
dally
until
election
day.
Supporters
are
Invited
to
drop
In.
Arthur
Robertson.
Maaeett
sawm'll
operator,
after
a
brief
business
visit
In
city,
sailed
Saturday
night
aboard
the
Prince
John
on
his
return
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
Dominion
Players,
a
travelling
troupe
of
actors
In
a
varied
program,
played
to
a
small
house
In
the
Moose
Mall
Saturday
night.
There
was
a
larger
attendance
on
their
first
night.
Friday.
Mlas
M.
D.
Jacquot.
school
teacher
at
Vsk.
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Camoaun
Sunday
night
from
Vancouver.
where
she
apent
the
Christinas
holiday
reason,
and
proceeded
to
tne
interior
y
yesterday
morning's
train.
Hnrcld
McBwen.
division
freight
agent
who
left
on
yeseterctay
morning's
train
at
attend
a
conference
of
the
trafllc
department
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Is
being
accompanied
on
the
trip
East
by
Mrs.
McXwen.
David
Q.
Oerdlner,
who
has
been
on
the
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
will
sail
tomorrow
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Mary
for
Vancouver
whence
he
will
proceed
to
8.
John.
N
B
.
where
he
will
board
the
ateerr-er
Melita
on
January
20.
for
Liverpool.
England.
Following
IS
above
aero
weather
on
New
Year's
Eve,
the
tempera
f.ure,
has
been
steadily
rising
until
this
morning
whn
It
was
quite
soft
and
balmy
with'
the
prospect
of
wind
and
rein
in
rtore,
thus
ending
the
fourth
cold
anap
the
city
has
experlepccd
so
far
this
winter.
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Beverages
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