THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
December
8,
1928
A
SURE
SIGN
OF
CANADA'S
PROSPERITY
iiiE
Daily
News
..i.i
EiiT
BRITISH
COLUJIBU
.
,vp;
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
;i...t'd,
Third
Avenue.
Managing
Editor.
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wrfoa
paid
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Saturday,
December
8,
1928
jUa
election
-
'-rui
was
a,
Very
close
contest
and
o
;
i
i
ov.
a
margin
that
it
meant
little,
t
-iit1
i
.riiy
was
so
greatly
reduced
since
hmi.
i
lie
won
and
to
win
is
the
Great
nan.itheleserisout
iioimrinTftn
W
:.
.
i'mnioett
toakes
no
difference
tcHNTFRlfiR
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III!
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t.
wtv
.law
mow
vi
VUiilUlUllO
CltlU
.
lilt
amount
of
representation
from
:
.
m!j:
is
still
the
only
Liberal
member
.
.-n
the
defeat
of
Fred
Stork
and
...
v.v
-o
act
alone
until
the
end
of
the
vVhat
will
happen
then
no
one
can
i
chosen
to
represent
the
country
in
.
:.';in
it
a
candidate.
i
J
Dr.
Kiny
will
visit.
PrinrA
Runort
SALVATION
ARMY
Come
to
the
meetings
which
are
held
oihniin-
afternoon
and
night
of
every
Sunday,
11
a.ra
fttSO
p.m.
and
7:30
p.m.
Home
League
Sale
and
Tea
December
IB.
Christmas
Demonstration
Friday,
December
1.
Christmas
dinner
for
the
needy
December
25.
All
Younir
Feaple's
activities
this
week
as
usual.
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
.
(;.
He
was
seett
bv
Olof
Hanson,
thftlocal
'
in
the
PrincajGeorgs
district,
is
:
r
:crrrty,
and
expressed
a,
wishitt
visit
6
do
fed'
Very
soon.
;
tsif.
Th
big
upward
movement
of
-
t
rr-.Md-by-g
mwldcn
drop
that
srfbok
the
a
ciUuaaewind
brouriit
financial
difficul-
Ohrfetian
Science
Society,
246
Second
Avenue
This"
Society
is
a
branch
of
The
Mother
Church,
The
first
Church
f
Christ,
Scientist,
in
Boston,
Mass.
Sunday
Services
MEt
.m.
Subject,
'
Sod
the
Preserver
of
Han."
'
Testimony
Meeting
on
Wednesday
evening
at
8
o'clock.
The
public
is
oodially
invited.
IN
DIFFICULTY
Meetms
of
Creditors
of
Thrasher
Lumber
Co.
to
Be
Held
Shortly
The
F.
G.
Thrasher
Lumber
Co.
r-4wtu
ho.
period
ef
gambling
there
has
'
i0M
came
.
tn.
iu
improbable
that
some
money
jwill
be
ipnditu
involved
in
the
instai
,
.
.
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mimng
ana
other
stocks.
Take
in
financial
miiicuiues
and
a
meeting
of
the
creditors
will
beheld
at
Snowshoe
on
D.cember
15
to
discuss
ways
and
means
of
carrying
on
the
business.
The
company
met
with
heavy
loss
during
the
past
summer,
when
high
water
on
the
Fraser
River
took
lout
ii
large
quantity
of
logs.
This
on
top
01
heavy
ex
Thomas
A.
Burrows
Lumber
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HinrvHKHn
DECLINED
FKI.F.DOM
OF
GLAS;tv
,
Princess
L.uuiiu
I'ucni'ss
of
lArgyle.
declined
itiie
offer
of
the
Alderman
of
the
City
f
Glasgow
The
to
?rnt
ner
tht'
reloni
f
that
qq
city,
ine
tuchesa,
Deing
eignty
its
years
01
age.
thought
sne
was
n
!S
0.
local
theatre
Which
are
old
willinirIle,8T0
UMat
th
Thrasher
too
to
receive
sue',
an
honor
.
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They
pay
over
seyen
per
co.
financially
provided
the
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swmavu
irum
very
lew
lnvesi-i
money
is
ueev'tn
'mseping
tne
mm
.it:i
:-ii
ittuoi't
gages
on
land
wrach
.V'.
o
and-
les
easy
to
liquidate.
h;
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PLANT
are
s
iic-
ri
agitation
for
an
ore
sampling
ne
t!
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
generally
:?
nv
ith
of
the
Skeena
River
is
the
-!
such
a
plant
in
that
it
is
where
ll
v
ouid
serve
Portland
Canal
and
1
would
also
serve
Terrace,
Usk,
''iley
and
other
interior
points.
Ter-:
it
and
the
idea
is
a
good
one,
but
vt
would
be
prepared
to
provide
it,
T
J-
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it
w
ould
be
a
great
thing
for
without
saying.
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Duee
fund
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pOfVf-twn;
subscribers
the
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i
Bowing
dolkirs
comtflliution
toward
the
u
i
uitd
of
the
alvatln
Arraj-
to
provide
a
i
!ierbe
reweadMtid
n
Chrintmas
Day
)
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of
Ghriatataa
.bampeie
for
poor
fiim-
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Meed
USED
CARS
.
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operating
and
-not
liabilities.
.
in
iiWting
MEMBERS
OF
LIEF
MAIK
GEORGE
OF
NEW
HAZELTON
IS
EIUCKSON
SOCIETY
MET
LAST
EVENING
LARGE
OPERATOR
meetrng
last
night,
members
of
the
Leif
Ericsson
Society
enjoyed
Maik
George
of
New
Haxelton
dance
last
nitjht
in
the
Metro
has
22
men
employed
this
winter
pole
Hall,
music
being
by
Miss
H.
in
his
tie
camps
on
the
Skeena
Uowen
and
J.
!
ki
sted.
There
were
River.
One
new
camp
is
located
re-
iUtiona
by
I.
Fenness
and
Mra.
in
timber
which
will
last
for
A.
Moen
and
songa
by
Mrs.
Karl
about
thiee
years
with
a
good(Dvbhavn
as
well
as
selections
by
force
of
man
each
season.
To,a
mgie
qUarttt
hnndle
the
timber,
which
will
be
!
At
the
meeting.
which
was
pre-sent
down
the
Skeena
River,
,,1
over
bv
jack
gelvig,
it
was
George
has
Wiflt
five
miles
of
new
decided
to
hold
the
annual
Chriat-road
as
well
as
a
couple
of
mag
tree,
dance
and
enUrtain-bridges.
Oeorg1s
now
one
of
the
between
(
'hrjatmas
and
New
largert
nnw
opntors
on
the
Yeara.
The-annual
meeting
of
gooa.
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GOOD
SERVICE
FOR
TOURISTS
TO
VISIT
POINTS
IN
SUMMER
The
publicity
Committee
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
reported
at
the
nee
ting
last
night
in
regard
to
a
matter
brought
up
by
J.
C.
Brady
M.
P.
at
the
previous
meeting.
The
committee
said
that
it
had
discovered
that
there
were
ample
facilities
in
the
summer
for
side
trips
to
Stewart,
Anyox
and
other
points,
a
steamer
leaving
here
i
every
Monday
to
those
places
and
returning
Thursday,
the
fare
for
the
whole
time
being
$16.20,
including
meals
and
berth.
j
In
addition
the
steamers
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
made
regular
trips
to
Stewart
and
An-
ryox
anttoffe
"tnrmnrh
passengers
'
side
rates
of
$12.
05
were
given.
,
fflig
jKilimi
uf-thg
ll-N
.
It
tn
mak-
j
ing
provision
for
this
was
to
lie
;
commended.
The
report
was
adopted.
Union
steamer
Cardna,
Capt.
A.
Johnstone,
arrived
in
port
at
I2.no
midnight
last
night
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
1.41)
a.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
und
waypoiuts.
i
v.
aauw
a
wests
COAL
Your
choice
EDSON
CASSIDV
WELLINGTON
THLKWA
Also
Ilulkley
Hny
nnd
Grain.
Agent
for
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Phone
58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
UNION
ETHYL
8TOP
at
the
Alborta
Murket
and
try
this
true
ANTIKNOCK
HIGH
C0MPRBS6I0N
CAKOI.INJJ
K"J':
ridi-
ith
Ethyl.
Toronto's
new
and
ever-chafing
waterfront
is
rapidly
becom
ng
one
of
the
most
impressive
on
the
continent.
It
is
not
long
since
the
Toronto
City
Hall
(on
the
extreme
left
of
the
picture)
stood
alone,
with
here
and
there
a
church
spire
pointing
"P
i"t
the
sky.
Now
it
is
almost
hidden
in
a
maie
of
giant
buildings
which
have
been
erected
duriiiK
the
past
two
years.
Immediately
to
the
right
of
the
City
Hall
tower
can
be
seen
the
Concourse
Iiuildinjf
in
course
of
construction,
whilt
next
to
it
is
the
lofty
Sterling
Building.
Nxt
to
the
Sterling
Building,
and
slightly
in
front
of
it,
can
be
seen
the
low
tower
of
the
old
Toronto
Union
Station,
one
of
the
old
relics
of
the
Queen
Gty,
Which
is
being
torn
down.
To
the
right
again
is
the
new
twenty-eight
storey
"Star"
Building,
and
in
the
centre
can
be
seen
the
Royal
York
ffole),
yJUflhhgingort'cted
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway.
The
Jong
huilding
it!
the
iSVjm
Station,
while
on
the
extreme
right
of
the
photograph
gan.be
se?n
he
Royal
mm
MfflfftijMl
the
C.P.R.
Building,
which
for
many
years
were
the
tathwt
office
structures
in
Gaelic
Try
MOTORING
,nt,.
once
Plain
or
ftUlk,
jou'U
like
lU
ROW
N
TREE'S
CHOCOLAT
Plain
or
Milk
Chocolate
with
Almonds
and
Raisins
GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
For
the
Festive
Season
ma
y
Lingerie
for
Xmas
Gifts
IjACE-TIUMMED
NIGHTGOWNS
Individually
boxed,
asaort--
edlhades
2.50,
S3.50
a
"."$4.50
'
KAYBBR
PURE
THREAD
SILK
TAILORED
VEST
AND
.BLOOMERS
Assorted
shiklt.
Suit
$5.00
.
VEST
AMD
DLOOMERSqipvfl
tflk
fjuiph,
.itsPHHtifaHy
tailored,
iion-rip
teams.
Suit
.......
........
...4.25
!
THE
NEW
8
IN
ONE
GARMEmiTrBite,
Vkmnta'
and
slip
combined
4,50
THE
NEW
2
IN
ONE
GARMENT
Brassiere
and
bloomer.
M
,
$3.50
s
DAINTY
LACE-TRIMMED
BL00MBRS-Kee.
jiocket,
full
"
double
soat,
non-rip
Boatn
$1.95
ROBBETT
BL00MERS0ontrat
tiim,1n
a
v.
.ariety
of
pretty
t
$1.50
PYJAMAS
Tailored
and
lace-trimmed
styles,
in
a
variety
of
plowing
shades;
beautifully
tailored
$3.50,
$3.95
!
d
;
4.50
,
DAINTY
SILK
VOILE
GOWNS
Lace
trimmed,
assorted
.
"os
$3.50,
$3.95
WE
CARRY
A
WONDERFUL
yAttlBTVOF
TllGH-CLAS
,
...
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&
Payne
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