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r(!!iy,
TABuary
12,
1928
THE
DAILY
NEWS-
PGE
XHREE
MS
HARDY
Local
and
Personal
THE
ACME'S
DIED
AGED
88
B.C.
Unaertakere.
Pbone
41
Annual
Famous
Author
Commenced
Writ-
DJntist.
pi.
J.
B.
Oosse.
Phone
880.
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name
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to
10.
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r.iptinuis
with
an
unabated
flow
of
the
Biggest
Bargains
In
B.C.
MEN'S
CJlhVCIIlI.LA
OVERCOATS
i
:
!y
in
this
lot
of
Men's
Chinchilla
Overcoats.
These
II...!.'
in'
pure
wool
materials,
cut
in
the
very
latest
style,
,
...
k
hack.
They
are
beautifully
tailored
and
very
smart
,
,i
-n
garments,
and
a
credit
to
the
wearer.
Ki
tcular
valuy
,r
,il
worth
it,
too.
tttlO
OC
mi
Sale
Price
HOYS'
SWEATERS
I;
Jersey
.Sweaters,
the
famous
St.
Margaret's
brand.
...I.
i
Kngland.
Made
of
pure
Cashmere
Wool
with
polo
col-r
I
'!..
come
in
all
shades
and
in
all
site.
This
Is
the
most
i
i
!;.lile
garment
for
any
hoy
and
what
he
likes
AM
AC
..-.Mar.
too.
Temptation
Sale
Price
Je.7tJ
'MR
BLANKETS
ili-rc
is
a
nice
lot
of
pure
wool
Crib
Itlankets,
measuring
:C
i
h.
-I
by
18.
They
come
in
pink,
blue,
and
white
with
a
,ii
v
jiiiimal
pattern
wawen
throughout,
which
wilt
interest
..
little
ones.
Regular
value
$2.50.
04
AC
I
.
Ml
tation
Sale
Price
VIKING
AND
WOI.SEY
UNDERWEAR
i-
finest
Underwear
for
Men
in
Pure
Wool.
Kful
ir
mil
I"
50
values.
QC
tnj.'.in.in
Sale
Price
Acme
::
Importers
No
MM).
Order
Strictl
Cash
No
Charge
Accounts
Mail
OrSWi'orwardwl'
Express
Prepaid
"
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Trial
OFFER
l'r
25c
and
without
any
further
obligation
on
V'ur
part,
we
will
give
you
one
of
the
famous
DURHAM
DUPLEX
Razors
(exactly
the
same
a
those
l
acked
in
their
regular
$1.50
sets)
with
one
blade,
all
ready
for
shaving.
The
number
of
Razors
we
can
.nive
away
at
this
price
is
strictly
limited.
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YOURS
TODAY
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Ltd.
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fur
Xliwivt
IMNI.
I'OleltH
Cheuties
ele.,
ft
I
loo
Ml
for
fnr
four
nii
na.t
ncll
ii.iHM.ni
slilnment.
To
Every
Woman
wliu
i.s
t.aKt.r
for
nuw
(en!,
j
home
decoration
new
color
'"nibi
nations
for
the
HUn
porch,
new
color
nchi'im-s
for
naby's
I'ooni,
new
color
beauty
everywhere
in
the
housn
-"01"
I'.i
inh-"ik
Lacquer
cornea
as
a
household
blexsintr.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
t
'5Ftn
or
the
win
at
VitaflngV"!!ltih
ndet
and
novelist.
Hardy
wan
not!
only
one
of
the
(treat
writer"
-jf
the
Victorian
era
hut
akto
one
of
the
great
writers
of
tbe
first
quarter
of
the
40th
ceutury.
For
a
number
of
years
pajt
he
has
been
recognized
as
t!ie
moit
distinguished
living
figure
In
English
letters.
Born
In
June,
1840.
Mr.
Hardy's
e-cipttpnally
long
and
successful
life
of
authorship
began
at
the
age
of
37
and
continued
until
he
wa
80,
and
even
then
he
had
not
laid
axlde
his
pen
forever.
A
cuuple
of
years
later
he
wrote
a
short
play
which
was
first
produced
In
his
home
town
by
a
company
of
local
actors
and
afterwards
found
Its
way
to
Londsn.
In
NLvember.
1034,
in
86th
year,
he
took
an
active
Interest
in
the
tni;e
production
of
his
dramatic
version
of
his
novel
"Teas
of
the
D'Urberv.l'eK.'"
written
30
years
before,
sixjii
after
the
book
was
published
In
IBM
but
uever
printed
or
acted
until
1824
lOHMKIll.Y
AN
AKf'IIITECT
A
remarkable
thing
about
this
Dor-cheater
genius,
who
was
born
and
lived
and
died
in
the
same
town
one
of
the
towns
in
his
beloved
"Wefx"
wu
that
In
hti
early
manhood
he
gave
little
Indication
of
besoming
a
writer.
He
wu
an
architect
and
stemed
destined
to
remain
an
architect.
Fortunately,
however,
after
having
followed
his
first
cboloe
of
a
pralui.j.",
for
about
10
years,
he
came
to
the
cross-roads
where
hi
saw,
a
beckoning
aijn
leading
to
letters
as
his
life'.s
work
Then
be
became
an
author--a
poet
at
first,
then
a
novelist,
and
later
a
p
i
t
again.
In
Thomas
Hardy'3
derision
to
write
:ru-.e:id
or
delgn
buildings
architecture
lost
a
man
whose
wjrk
had
already
woo
public
rv:ogn:;toii.
but
the
gain
to
the
3i1d
is
beyond
estimate.
It
was
a
nappy
choice,
ai-.d
from
that
day
Hardy
began
to
build
a
finer
structure
than
any
comprised
of
br.ck
or
stone
an
enduring
name
in
literature.
v
NEW
OFFICERS
OF
MOOSEHEART
LADIES
ARE
DULY
INSTALLED
Women
ot
he
M.Teheart
Legion
held
their
installation
cf
QtLeon
Tuesday
evening
In
the
Moose
Hall.
The
following
officers
were
installed
tor
tbe
ensuing
year:
Paat
RegentMrs.
T.
M.
Crosby.
Senior
Regent
Mrs.
C.
Nlckcrson.
.TiinHr
lfnt-Mni
Ale
Rinwhun
Recorder-
Mrs.
R.
B.
Sku.ner.
Treasure"
-Mrs.
Richard
Long.
Guide--Mrs
P.
J.
Ryan
Attut
Quide
Mrs
P
Wlngham.
Oer.t'.rtl
Mrs.
Blner
ljrn.
Argua-
Mlvi
Tbora
Peteison.
After
Installation
a
verv
pleasant
waning
was
spent
with
cards,
dancing
and
music,
music
for
the
occasion
beam
provided
by
Cliff
Cameron.
O.
Hot
W
Relth
and
L.
Bond.
Winners
at
whist
were
as
follows:
Ladies'
first.
Mrs.
R
B.
BUuutr:
ladles'
second.
Mrs.
I
R.
Parry;
me
.is
first.
K
Slatt.
necond.
L.
R.
Parry.
The
retiring
1937
offlcers
acted
as
lioetwea
during
the
evening
and
served
a
delightful
supper
to
abrut
7f
gueaU
it
13
o'rlork
Ladles
entertaining
were
Mrs
F.
M
Cr
by.
Mrs
Chas
Edwards.
Mr.
Ole
Slexavtg.
Mrs
Jnclt
Ratchford.
Mrs.
R
B.
8k
Inner
Mrs
P.
Wlnghain.
Mrs
I.
R
Parry
Mrs
D.
Lund.
Mrs
P.
J
Ryan.
Mrs
H
S.
Bartlett
and
Mrs.
D
C.
Schubert.
ON.R
stramer
Pr.nre
John.
Capt.
I.
Mibhu.
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Cliarl.
tte
I.!nds.
is
rxpected
to
arrive
In
port
tomorrow
or
Saturday.
4
4-44
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Elk's
Leep-year
Dance..
January
30
Legion
Kovrl'y
Dance
January
27
Prince
Rupert
GUIs'
Drill
Team
dance
February
3.
I
Slk's
Annual
Dance.
February
17.
CN
R.
Annual
full
Friday.
Febrary
17.
I
Thompson
Hardware
CO.
25.')
Third
Ave.
LTD.
Prince
Rupert
Zenith
Caiij
tbe
plce
to
suit
everybody's
pockst,
tf
Get
the
Big
4
habit
When
thinking
f
a
Taxi,
pnont
4.
tf
This
Afternoon's
train,
due
from
tbe
lest
at
3:80,
la
reported
to
be
on
tunc.
Mr.
and
Ma.
George
McAfee
will
tall
tomorrow
morning
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Bishop
E.
M.
Bunas.
O.M.I,
returned
to.
the
city
yesterday
via
Jasper
Park
front
a
flying
trip
to
Vancouver.
Orand
opening
of
their
enlarged
Hall.
Moose
Whist
Drive
and
Dance.
Tuesday.
January
17.
Cash
prises.
13
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Uollrut.
Fishing
Vessel
Owners
Association
will
be
held
In
the
City
Hall,
Friday,
January
18
at
8
p
m.
10
The
Ladles'
Aid
to
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
Is
meeting
this
afternoon
at
tbe
borne
of
the
pastor's
wife,
Mrs.
John
H.
Hanson.
Olejtp
Block.
A
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
AssoclsUon
wlU
be
held
In
tbe
City
Hall.
Thursday
evening,
January
13
at
8
o'clock.
All
boat
owners
please
attend.
Mrs.
Mann
of
aeattte.
who
has
been
paying
visit
to
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Howard
Wane.
415
Fifth
Avenue
Bast.
Will
sail
by
the
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
morning
on
her
return
south.
P.O.
Russell,
assistant
superintendent
tor
the
Canadian
Rational
Railways
at
Smlthers.
is
la
the
city
on
official
business.
He
arrived
from
the
interior
yesterday
and
wUl
return
at
the-
end
of
the
week
to
Seal
then.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ted
Rorvlk.
184
Fifth
Avenue
West,
are
both
nursing
rather
badly
burned
hand
aa
a
result
of
a
fire
recently
in
their
house
of
gwlirt
with
which
Mrs.
Rorvlk
was
cleaning
a
dress
which
was
completely
destsoyed
Bus!
mesa
at
the
general
meeting
last
nlgnt
of
tiMr
Prince
jjqupcrt
branch
of
the
Canadian
legion,,
British
Empire
Service
League,
wae
largely
of
a
routine
nature.
President
8.
Ay
Bird
was
In
the
chair.
The
attendant!
was
not
targe.
During
the
past
.twenty-tour
hours-thirty
carlcads
of
grain
have
arrived
frcm
the
prairies
for
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator.
Railway
ifflces
this
sfternoon
reported
800
cars
.
n
the
division
west
of
Jasper
Park,
bound
here.
On
tbe
social
page
of
Mandaye
Vancouver
Sun
appears
a
portrait
of
Mrs.
iO.
A.
McNlcnoll.
formerly
of
this
city,
who
wUl
be
one
of
the
patronesses
of
the
annual
dance
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Social
and
Athletx
I
'
Club
which
win
be
held
In
the
rotunda
it
the
Vancouver
station
oa
January
30.
MOOSE
LODGE
Ovtr
One
Hundred
rrcfent
at
Election
of
Officers
Iist
NiKht
L.
R
Parry
U
hesd
of
the
Moow
Ledge
for
tbe
coming
term.
He
1
chosen
st
the
most
lanety
attended
mceung
the
lodge
has
ever
had
In
Maose
Hall
last
night,
over
one
hundred
members
being
present.
The
full
list
of
orricera
chosen
Is
aa
rotlows:
Past
Dictator
allies
Hoyer.
Dlctstor
L.
B.
Parry.
Vice
-Dirt
lor
Tern
aUllott.
Prelate
Jack
Judve.
aerretary
P.
Cameron.
Treasurer
Ted
Rorvlk.
Trustee
J.
L.
Bla'n
Representative
tu
Supreme
Ludje
B
M.
Simpson.
Alternate
to
Supreme
Lodge
P.
Cam-
LITERARY
GUILD
OF
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
New
OrganltatliHi
Cornea
Into
llelng
laM
Li
mini
Mllh
('.
II.
IIjiii
us
PnwMent
Tht
Literary
Guild
of
the
First
Pres-
.
nyierun
cnurch
vas
organised
at
a
ImiH'tuur
held
last
niihV
la
tht
Manse
with
Rev.
J.
R.
Frlteii
preatdJng
over
a
turnout
of
goodly
number.-
i
Cmicerti
were
sleitetl
as
4g:
"f
4
Prsjeifci
ft
mmm'
sjssfctVh.
-M
Vios-Praairtent.
Mr.
.
Ckntron.
Becrury.
A
R.
Sinclair.
Treasurer.
Ulas
Jean
it'arrlaoa.
n.N.
Pin
n
1st,
Miss
B.
Lelteh.
Program
committer
-
J.
O.
Stcen.
DmuUI
Ross.
Miss
B
lelteh.
Mrs.
W.
H.
Wllion-Mm
ray
and
Mrs.
J.
Clarke.
The
Society
will
meet
tw.ct-monthly
it!i
its
flrxt
meeting
on
January
10
The
entertainment
committee
has
been
i;!ven
wide
scope
and
Interesting
nnd
profitable
dlscuviona
are
antlrl-
I'.ieil
Irum
time
to
t
line.
fl
'
ii.
PREVENT
BLINDNESS
j
IN
YOUNG
CHILDREN
In
PntHsilTanla
It
Is
tunipursury
to
Treat
Eyes
of
New
ltrn
Infants
HARKtStKJBO,
Pa..
Jan.
13.
Oerms
that
destroy
the
sight
of
new-born
children
cause
a
large
proportion
of
Infant
blindness
today
in
spite
of
tbe
-"oral
and
legal
requirements
that
they
be
treated
with
a
nitrate
of
stiver
preparation
which
promptly
destroys
such
bacteria,
according
to
Or.
Theodore
B.
Appel.
"tfcdtr
a
regulation
of
the
Health
Department."
he
said,
"all
new-bom
bh)es
must
receive
a
preventive
treatment.
The
regulation
reads:
"It
shall
be
the
duty
of
physicians
and
mldwlres
attending,
women
in
confinement
to
Instill
In
each
eye
of
the
new-born
child.
as
soon
as
practicable
after
birth,
a
t
per
cent
silver
nitrate
solution,
or
other
approved
agent
of
like
character,
for
the
purpose
of
preventing
the
disease
known
as
ophthalmia
neonatorum
"
"Parents
owe
their
children
an
the
safeguards
that
modern
science
can
afford.
When
It
comes
to
the
eyes
of
the
new-bora,
tale
Is
not
only
a
moral
obligation
but
also
a
legal
one.
No
one
has
any
right
to
take
any
chances
by
disregarding
It.
It
Is
a
matter
of
com
pulsory
routine
Because,
contrary
to
popular
opinion,
there
are
several
types
f
bacteria
which
cause
discharging
eyes
and
consequent
blindness.
All
babies,
therefore,
of
whatever
station
or
condition
must
receive
this
preventive
eatment.
rupertTasYiIdies'
AID
ANNUAL
MEETING
Mm.
a
li.
Ilealr
Mectnl
ITeaMent
for
Uta
Past
Year
Was
Mtmeseful
One
The
annual
meeting
of
tbe
Ladles'
AM
of
Rupert
last
United
Church
took
place
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
church,
tlie
election
of
officers
resulting
aa
follows:
President
-Mrs.
B.
O.
Beale.
Vice-president
Mrs.
8.
L.
Peachy.
Secretary-treasurer
-Mrs.
C.
J.
Harrington.
The
retiring
treasurer,
lira.
A
Squires,
presented
a
report
which
showed
that
the
year
1937
had
been
a
very
i-ce.'sful
one
as
far
as
the
work
of
the
HI
was
concerned.
At
the
close
of
the
meeting,
tea
wu
4-rvcd
in
honor
of
Mrs.
William
Robin
-v.m.
the
retiring
president.
rilOTOUKAI'IIIMl
CAN'.I
During
1B36
a
total
area
of
over
M.
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mapping
purposes
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working
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with
the
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Department
of
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Interior.
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date
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