m.v
January
26,
1928
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Dyspepsia
Troubled
LEVIED
(
FINES
Local
and
Personal
Him
for
Many
Years
THE
AC
M
of
Mr.
J.
Savoy,
Loggievflle,
N.B.,
ON
BACHELORS
Puddings
BO.
Uodertaiera.
noat
il
writes:
"I
have
suffered
for
many
years
from
dspepsia
and
could
not
Greater
Flavor
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
B.
O-isse.
Phone
688
seem
to
get
any
relief.
Scottish
Law
Once
Gave
Spinsters
Annual
"One
day
I
told
my
Wife
I
tiougU
I
would
try
a
bottle
of
Hight
to
Ask
Man's
Hand
In
Skating,
dslly.
2
to
4
and
8
to
10.
ti
'
'
'Marriage
Tommy's
Tsnrt.
Phone
790.
Zenitr,
'
cafe,
ti
ftEAl"
ligAP
YE
Alt
THEN
litre
arc
come
real
specials
for
the
Hoys.
These
will
be
he
-i-t
Temptation
Sale
Specials
for
boys
before
stocktaking.
HOOTS
FOR
I10Y8
;,.
!;ed
Stitch
Boots.
A
real
wearing
boot
for
this
time
..ir.
Will
give
Kood
service.
Sizes
from
1
to
5.
fifc
ftt?
:...h.i.
Sale
Price
PWeiJ
11
to
lfl..
Temptation
Sale
Price
SWEATERS
FOR
BOYS
!,
;
(
Sweaters
made
by
the
St.
Murjraret's
people
of
,
.
wool
worsted
in
brown,
gray,
nav
and
fawn.
Polo
col-All
sizes
from
22
to
32.
fi-fl
ftC
r-Mion
Sale
Price
STOCKINGS
FOR
BOYS
Tin-
famous
St.
Margaret's
Brand
pure
wool
Stockings
for
-,;tii
the
well-known
double
knee
and
diamond
knee
for
.
,,n!
wear.
All
sixes.
QC
t7v
tat
ion
Sale
Price
CAI'S
FOR
BOYS
II,
!
is
one
lot
of
Cap-,
the
f.imous
Wolfe
make.
They
In
pure
wool
tweeds
with
unbreakable
peaks.
All
I,
notation
Sale
Price
ov'
PANTS
FOR
BOYS
i:
'
Punts,
in
fancy
patterns,
made
of
strong
wearing
,l-
A
few
odd
sizes
left.
Regular
$1.96
value,
QC
;,.mm
Sale
Price
Acme
::
Importers
No
l
.U.I).
Order
Strictly
Cash
No
CharRe
Accounts
Mail
Orders
Forwarded
Epress
Prepaid
Schick
III
Schick
Repeating
Razor
I
lie
Kepeatirg
Razor
that
makes
shaving
easier.
Il
reload
like
a
pump
gun
20
marvellous
blades
in
each
clip
It
saves
shaving
time
no
drying.
fussing
IT
SHAVES
I.IKE
A
HEAD
BARBER
smoothly,
quickly,
comfortably
Simple
as
A.
B.
C.
plated
Raior.
with
20
blades
..$(.."(
i
i
.i
-lip.s
of
20
blades
$1.00
fines
IM.
Tm
fJinnv.cr
Druaoi&ts
THIRD
AVE.
V
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
200
SALE
of
.
SALE
Spun
Silk
Absolutely
pure
silk
and
the
best
grade;
fine
close
even
"
n,
free
from
heavy
coarse
threads
and
fast
dye.
In
shade
1
Aral).
Lipstick,
Peach.
Mauve.
Parchment,
Sand,
Jade,
Mean,
;i
"
I
.
White.
89
inches
wid.e
Sale
Price
75c
yd.
Fraser
&
Payne
The
Universal
Trading
Co.
.
-
To
Every
Woman
1
t
t
i
'""in,
i
-airer
for
now
Ideas
In
home
decoration
-now
color
color
si
hemes
i
or
.
iu
,
ih
for
the
sun
porch,
new
i'v
color
beauty
everywhere
in
tin
h
'"
f.a
-tlir
lPftSI
1
ennm.
nsi
hniiuahnlH
1
1
II
IT.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
Get
the
Big
4
habit'
When
thlnsin..
of
a
TatL
phone
4
v
The
train
la
reported
on
time,
duo
this
afternoon
at
3.30.
H.
Jorgenaan
arrived
laat
night
from
Vancouver,
on!hl
boat
"Zeballos."
This
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
3:30,
1
reported
to
be
on
tunc
Women
of
Moose
heart
Legion
St.
Valentine's
Wlilat
Drive
and
Dance,
February
14.
Sixty
eara
of
grain
arrived
aince
yesterday
and
300
cars
are
reported
on
the
division
bound
to
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
Oeor(,e
Ltek
lies
seriously
ill
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
fol
lowing
a
recent
major
operation.
M.
P.
McCsfftry
returned
to
the
city
esterday
following
a
ten
day
business
trip
to
the
Prince
George
district.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
McSwan
and
fam
lly
of
Ocean
Palls
will
be
sailing
from
the
paper
town
on
the
Prince
Buperi
tomorrow
night
for
Vancouver.
Provincial
Constable
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Clark
and
child
will
sail
.
tomorrow
morning
on
the
Prince
Rupert
(or
Vic
tori
U
which
city
Mr.
Clark
has
bten
transferred
In
tht
police
service.
M.
A.
Burbank,
dlvlalorml
engineer
fur
the
Canadian
National
Railway
returned
to
the
city
yesterday
following
a
week's
trip
over
the
line
as
far
as
Red
Pass
Junction
on
official
dunes
Dtgby
Island
wireless
station
was
!
again
In
communication
laat
evening
with
Ms.
Aorar.gi
some
five
thousand
mile
from
Victoria
bound
for
New
Zealand
and
Australia.
The
big
vessel
did
not
give
her
exact
mileage.
Mrs.
Jack
Ed
wards
and
daughter,
who
have
been
visiting
in
the
city
for
the
peat
few
weeks
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
E
Allen.
Eleventh
Street.
Mrs.
Edwards'
parents,
wiU
aall
tomorrow
morning
by
the
Prince
Rupert
on
their
return
to
Vancouver.
Owlng
to
unfavorable
weather,
It
Is
possible
that
the
steamer
.Homer
City,
which
has-
eomateted
loading
fun
cargo
of
grain
at
the
Alberto
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
Elevator
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent,
may
net
get
away
uutll
tomorrow.
Late
thi
iteming,
the
sailing
hour
had
not
been
settled
upon.
W
I
HULKS
IICPOMT.
S
a.m.
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Raining,
strong
BX.
I'lnd.
barometer.
MM:
temperature.
4U
sea
rough.
DEAD
TRBC
POINT
Raining,
fresh
8.S
wind;
barometer.
39.80;
temperature
34;
sea
rough.
BULL
HAHBOSt
-Raining,
strong
8JL
wind:
barometer.
30
06:
temperature.
,38;
sea
rough:
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Canadian
Farmer,
Nanalino
for
Ocean
Palls.
71
miles
from
Oeeaa
Palta:
B
pjn.
spoke.
tug
Pacific
Monarch,
towing
barge
Blnganton
and
Pesuta.
abeam
Egg
Is-
lard,
bound
for
Squirrel
Cove.
XfW
DIOBY
ISLAND.--Ovrrcest.
8.1.
gale,
hs
-meter.
30.00:
temperature.
40;
sea
rough.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
-Overcast,
fresh
81:
wind:
'barometer.
39.83;
temperature.
40.
sea
moderate.
Bl'lL
HARBOR.
Overcast,
SB
gale:
barnmeter.
30.04;
tempeisturr,
40;
sea
rough.
E.tTIIKIt
RKPIIMT.
Pr.noe
Rupert
Cloudy,
strong
S.K.
vu:td;
icmperature,
40.
Haysptrt
-Raining,
light
wind.
temp.
34.
pn
t
Slmi'son
Light
wind,
rain,
tem-trrature
38.
Stewart
Bnnwlng.
calm,
temp.
30.
Anyox-
-6nowlng.
calm.
temp.
30.
Alice
Arm
-
Sl
owing,
windy,
temp.
98.
AiyanslK
-Snowing,
calm.
temp.
17.
Roswocct
Sao
inn.
calm.
temp.
33.
Trrrace
Snowliig.
strong
esjit
wind.
:emn.
20
H;iTlton
-Snowing.
Vtndy.
temp.
14.
3n't-ers--eiiiwtnR.
windy,
temp.
13.
Burns
Lake
Snowing,
calm,
temp.
13.
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
west
wind.
:mj.
3.
Whltehorse
Cloudy,
calm.
3
below.
Stewart
Rher
Foggy,
calm.
9
below.
Dawson-
-Cloudy,
calm.
7
below.
lUm.L
AKIIIVAIJ
lTloce
llnpert
John
8"
Kennedy.
Calgary;
W.
H.
Pj-m.
Vancouver:
J.
D.
Fraser.
Winnipeg;
Dr.
R.
O.
Urge.
Port
8fmpon.
t'rnlrsl
Carl
I
Hsnp'msnn.
Seattle;1
'Mr:'
and1
Mrs.
Oeorge
H.
Clarke,
city;
James
Jack,
Port
Simps
ji.
t
t
f
H
t
I
ANNOUNCBMENTS
Ij-Kioii
Novelty
Di.nco
January
37
Prime
Rupert
Oiiln'
Drill
Team
dance
February
J
C
N
H
Annual
Ball.
Friday.
Fehtsry
17
LU.i
L'jbjut
Apiil
HO.
i
b
jH9CT9akY9
LONDON,
Jan.
'A
novels
were
puMa
an
increase
on
the
cf
over
400.
The
remarks
that
whll
,lve
every
sstlsfa
r
and
whea
I
bad
fraif
of
it
taken
I
felt
a
lot
better,
so
I
continued
Until
I
had
taken
two
bottlti,
and
now
have
no
pains
and
no
eootud
tongue,
and
feel
that
I
am
completely
rid
of
tny
trouble."
Msnuf
aetured
only
by
The
T.
llilburn
Co.,
limited,
Toronto,
Oat
NOVEL
OUTPUT
ENGLAND
3,000
Production
in
1927
Exceeds
That
of
Previous
Year
by
400
.
-More;
than
S.0O0
ea
here
last
year
revlous
year's
total
anchesler
Guardian
these
facts
should
to
the
manufec-
turers
of
wrlUaaHwdn
and
typewriters,
to
the,
printers
and
binders
of
books,
and
the
publlehers'
readers
who
are
paid
piece
rates
for
their
dreadful
labors,
the
writer
and
reader
of
discrimination
have
Increased
reason
fori
discontent.
vThe
htrsr
the
pudding
the
less
chance
there
-s
J
gritting
one's
teetto
against
the
six
penny-piece.
The
greater
the
flood
of
s.ory-telllng
the
greater
the
risk
that
a
new
arrival
ol
lualit)
may
be
swept
under
and
drowned
before
his
quality
has
had
a
fair
chance
of
notice
It
la
common
knowledge
that
only
a
mall
fraction
of
LU
this
story-telling
Is
decently
remun
erative
to
author
and
publisher,
but
he
publishers
continue
to
add
to
tbe
spate
because
their
probable
loss
in
nose
of
It
story's
f$lure
is
by
no
means
.arge,
whUe
the
possible
reward
if
the
--xjk
ahculd
happen
to
sell
well
may
be
very
greet
Indeed.
The
Ouardtan
suggests
that
If
the
publishers
could
agree
to
issue
only
7C
3r
SO
per
cent
of
their
stsndard
croo
there
would
be
little
danger
of
good
work
gotng
muyrlnted
and
a
far
better
chance
of
good
work
being
duly
tested
nd
recognieed,
by
the
reading
public
md
so
winning
1U
just
reward.
SOLDIER
HOUSING
LOAN
BEING
REPAID
IN
SOUTHERN
CITY
Victoria
Returns
KUi.)
lUi-rlictl
from
eo
of
the
sisessi
OovemsieHt
VICTORIA.
Jan.
26
Victoria
City
has
repaid
to
the
Provincial
Government
eao.ooo
of
the
Be:
tee
Housing
Loan
of
9180.000
accepted
ln(
1930.
This
mom-
lu
city
Treasurer
Edwin
Smith
for
mally
cancelled
a
block
of
eight
Sl.OOO
certificates
redeemed
last
week
and
received
from
the
Provincial
Government
Tills
redemption
wis
the
largest
single
payment,
in
reduction
of
capital
ac
count,
which
the
city
has
yet
made
on
Better
Hrus'ng
Loan
account.
The
previous
record
was
In
1917,
when
the
city
redeemed
SO
,000
in
the
twelve
months.
The
bonds
Issued
to
the
Provincial
Ocverrunent
by
the
city,
under
the
terms
of
the
Better
Housing
Act.
carry
free
per
cent
Inteiest.
This
was
loaned
at
the
same
rate
to
fifty-seven
returned
soldiers,
to
e4d
of
erection
of
homes
In
Victoria.
Of
these
loans
six
have
been
repa.d
In
full
within
the
lsst
three
years,
and
only
one
property
has
reverted
to
the
city.
This
Is
believed
to
be
one
of
the
best
showings
msde
by
any
community
In
the
Province.
The
City
saves
a
substantial
sum
In
Pee
For
Non-acceptances
Hanged
'
From
Five
Pounds
Down
wards
According
to
Wealth
LONDON,
Jan.
36
Year,
with
39
days
!
Daily
Newa
says;
On
.he
face
of
It,
It
Discussing
Leap
in
February,
the
bltrary
arrangement.
For
Its
origin
and
explanation
we
must
go
back
to
Julius
Caesar
or
to
his
astronomers,
who.
somewhere
about
45
B.C..
fixed
the
length
of
the
year,
as
measured
by
tb
suns
transit,
at
365
dsys
8
hours.
The
odd
hours
presented
s
difficulty
which
wu
overcome
bv
Ignoring
them
for
three
years,
and.
on
the
tcurth
year.
adding
four
times
six.
or
34
hours,
to
the
year's
length.
February
29
was
not
originally
the
added
day.
and
Is
not
von
now
nnarded
universally
In
that
light.
In
the
Rouian
calendar
the
trier.
wss
worked
by
doubllnj
the
sixth
dsy
heron
the
calends
of
March,
that
la
February
24.
tbe
year
for
this
reason
be
true
called
"bissextile,"
s
name
still
re
tained
in
tbe
Latin
countries
of
Europe
"In
the
British
Isles,
however,
it
has
been
'Considered
more
reasonable,
as
It
1
certainly
less
contusing,
to
give
Feb
ruary
an
extra
day,
rather
than
have
two
consecutive
days
bearing
the
same
date
The
English
term
leap
year'
is
almost
aelf-explsnatory.
The
effect
of
Interpos
ing
the
extra
day
Is
that
after
February
99
every
date
'leaps
over'
tbe
day
of
toe
week
on
which
It
would
have
fallen
if
February's
tale
of
days
had
not
been
Increased.
Thus
lsst
year
March
1
wss
on
Tuesday.
This
year
it
will
be
on
s
Thursday,
and
so
with
tbe
remaining
months.
lA(li:i(S
OF
IKItKl
AltV
t9
i
"There
are
grave
dangers
to
be
en-1
countered
In
the
days
when
the
right
i
of
spinsters
to
propose
marriage
In
leap)
year
was
seriously
upheld.
For
at
one
j
Mmc
mis
ihwj
traustii.il
mm
iwvuw
Joke,
although
the
origin
of
the
custom
Is
lost
In
the
mists
of
antiquity.
"In
1388
a
leap
year
a
law
was
enacted
In
Scotland
declaring
that
It
la
statute
and
ordained
that
during
the
reign
of
Her
Most
Blessed
Majesty
for
sach
year
known
as
leap
year
each
nuwden
lady
ol
both
high
and
low
estate
shall
have
liberty
to
bespeak
tbe
man
she
Ukes,
slbett
he
refuses
to
take
her
to
be
his
lawful
wife
he
shall
be
mulcted
in
the
sum
of
one
pound
or
less
as
ht
estate
may
be.
except
that
he
can
make
It
appear
that
he
Is
betrothed
to
any
other
woman
he
shall
then
be
free.
IK
LK
OF
MAIDBN
Jtl
EN
"The
motive
for
this
devastating
enactment
le
not
clear.
It
was
not,
aa
far
as
one
can
learn,
an
age
of
surplus
tramen.
or
one
In
which
men
were,
unduly
backward
in
the
arts
of
courtship.
Tbe
lact
that
Scotland
at
the
time
was
under
the
rule
of
the
maiden
Queen
Margaret
Is
suggestive,
but
misleading,
since
she.
the
ill-fated
'Maid
of
Norway.'
wss
a
mere
child
who
had
never
set
toot
on
Scottish
SOIL
"No
one.
it
issmi.
has
ever
succeeded
In
tracing
any
reasonable,
or
even
plausible,
connection
between
the
customs'
or
courtship
and
tbo
occurrence
of
lee
year,
but
It
was
not
only
In
Scotland
that
the
superstition
-
won
statutory
re-sognltlon.
A
few
years
later
a
similar
law
was
passed
In
Prance,
and
In
the
'1th
century
tbe
custom
of
spinsters
proposing
every
fourth
yeai
.
with
penalties
.'or
recal.-ttrsnt
males,
wss
legalised
in
France
and
Genoa
In
England
the
custom
wai
never,
legally
enforced
but
there
Is
no
law
against
It.
interest
by
taking
up
the
bends
as
fast
Lmbody
tne
,.)Iutum
of
Hvm
prob-
aa
funds
accrue,
ui
payments
by
returned
soldiers
mu.-t
by
law
be
carried
In
a
separate
bank
aeootuvt
wh'.ch
only
carries
three
and
a
half
per
cent
In
terest.
KNMV
IT
Surgeon
(to
attendant)
Oo
and
get
the
name
of
the
accident
victim
so
that
we
can
inform
his
mother.
Attendaut
(tnrw
minutes
later).
lie
says
hh
mother
knows
hie
Answers.
I'BKM.WKM
K
IlKt
lSL'O.
Permanent
waving,
nsenths,
Besuty
Ait
PLftYE
Ouaranteed
six
RS'
CLUB
GIVING.,
mm
tow
5
IN
CATHEDRAL
HALL
Prince
Rupert
Players'
Club
presents
A.
A
Millies'
cver
sketch
"Wurwl
Flummery,"
also
a
good
program
of
music
by
o!tl
favuritee.
tomorrow,
Friday,
January
27
at
8
p.m.
In
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
HaU,
In
aid
of
the
Organ
Fund.
Con-r
and
have
a
good
laugh.
Pay
50r
at
Hie
door.
Aclvt
Advertise
lu
The
Dally
News
ELIMINATE
JOLTS
ON
RAIL
JOINTS
ew
S.volrm
Intrnted
by
SwmIKIi
Lii-glnrrr
Hhkli
l
suld
Will
be
lleltrr
snil
('beeper
STOCKHOLM
Sweden.
Jan.
98.
A
r.w
kind
of
rails
for
railroads.
td
to
Irms
now
confronting
the
railway
build
-ors
and
more
economics!
and
safer
in
use.
has
been
invented
by
a
Swedish
jli
rer.
The
new
mil
consists
of
two
..'cie-.it
parts.
Uie
font
and
the
head,'
joined
together
In
ssigzag
(union
and
Ir.
such
a
way
as
to
ellml.iAte
the
Jolts
when
the
wheels
pass
over
the
rail
joints,
tnus
ensuring
long
wear
and
I
durability
whll
greatly
reducing
the'
rktk
of
rail
breaks.
When
changing
the
rail,
only
the
top
part
Is
removed,
while
the
foot
rem
ah
is.
the
tatter
not
having
been
exposed
to
wear
iuid
Joined
to
the
dills
more
securely
than
the
usual
kind
,
of
rail.
i
Experts
claim
that
the
new
Mil
will
i
be
considerably
cheaper
lu
use.
sasler
to
!
change,
and
that
it
will
eliminate
thai
"wandrrtng"
or
dlsplscement
of
the
mils
while
reducing
the
wear
on
the
ulllDK
stock.
p
Coughs
By
rubbing
throat
iYS
swallow
small
pieces
L
-f'.
everv
few
hours
VSk
tm
ga
sas
HiiS?
sw
V9i
Vapo
Run
OvexWMiluonJars
Usd
ttMir
Traduced
la
Canada
"From
Contented
Coin"
IF
you've
never
made
puddings
with
Carnation.
Milk,
fry
one
tomorto'w.
Its
flavor
and
smoothness
vill
be
a
revelation
to
you.
And
it
will
have
extra
food
value,
for
Carnation
is
pure,
whole
milk
evaporated
to
double
richness.
It
is
economical
and
convenient
because
it
keeps
and
it
saves
on
butter
and
cream.
Write
for
free
Cook
Book
Carnation
Milk
Products
Co.
Limited
14
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Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
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AND
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Operating
G.T.l'.
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Ton
Floating
Dry
Uck
Engineers,
Machinists.
Boilermakers.
Ulicksmlths,
Pattern
makers.
Founders,
Woodworkers
Etc.
,
;
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AND
ACETYLENE
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HUUAY.
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sjn.
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STEWART
end
ANYOX.
esch
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10.00
pjn.
For
NORTH
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Orders,
Tortign
Cheuset,
etc..
also
for
ysur
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shipment.
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lliitrdsle.
Esat
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Bella.
Oeean
Kails.
Namu,
Alert
Hay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vanruuter
etery
Haterdsy,
It
a.m.
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tgenev
fur
all
Hteamslilp
tines.
t"ll
latiirmatlvo
from
W.
C.
OHCIIAHll.
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rornrr
of
4th
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and
3rd
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