i,,
F.;fa'Ury
6'
1928
IiBtnacitlafe
but
perspiratioa
odour
is
no
respecter
of
persons
To
perspire
is
natural,
every
one'does
.
.
.
one
to
two
pints
daily
say
the
doctors
...
but
perspiration
need
not
be
offensive,
not
while
there's
Lifebuoy
Soap
for
face,
hands
and
bath.
This
delightful
aid
to
a
beautiful
skin
is
more
than
an
exquisite
toilet
soap;
its
mild,
antiseptic
lathtr
cleanses
and
purifies
the
pores
and
keeps
them
sweet
from
bath
to
bath.
There's
no
price
penalty,
because
Lifebuoy
costs
no
more
than
the
toilet
soap
you
have
been
using.
Lever
Brothers
Limited,
Toronto
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
SOAP
theft!
Purifies
and
Protects
Soap
and
Wei
Water
Specials
T
"-lii
Water
Regular
up
to
$1.75.
Special
price,
each..
75f
MhL
'V-
Itath
Soap
Regular
20.
Special
price
llf
tul'i'-
Lavender.
Dew"
Soap-
Kim'ar
1".
Special
price
Wt
Wr
-
"1
Grand
Cremant"
-IWu'ar
:'8c.
tcial
jariy
jfcf
'
--"itn
Soap
Regular
20.
Special
pri.-e
.
.T?.".
.
.
.TT.
iSf
i
Enu
Special
prtce
de
Coljtne
Soap
-k.-jrular
-Wr.
k
astilc
Soap-
-Iti-wular
".".
SjTciul
price
15
i
f
!"
l
oot
Soap
IleKular
'"c
Special
price
35?
imes
lid
7e
Prmccr
l)rttg(tslx
THIRD
AVE.
t
SIXTH
ST.
-
TtlEPHONLS
Pfc200
ROWE'S
Sheet
Metal
Works
IMumbinjr
and
Sheet
Metal
V
iV
are
opening
an
mil
Show
Room
on
Third
Autui'.
just
adjoining
the
'
n.
Legion
Ruilding.
and
will
(
any
a
line
of
roofing,
inning,
Manning,
stove
pipe
and
elbows-
black
or
gal-I.
all
sizes
from
2
inches
to
!
hes.
faueetts,
water
pipe
and
fittings
ali
sizes.
We
i
iivt
liiiiif
in
sheet
metal.
We
repair
stoves
or
anything
'
ils
repairing.
Our
Tank
Shop
at
Cow
Bay
will
take
your
Chute
and
Tank
problems.
Hot
Air
Furnaces,
one
specialties.
Phone
3
10
Will
(iet
us
Nii:ht
or
Day
i
ny
hud
(ulte
a
bit
of
exiwriem
o
in
the
credit
business,
decided
to
cut
our
credit
to
a
minimum.
ROWE'S
Sheet
Metal
Woiks
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co,
linited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
IB
ANH
SH
PYAED
Operating
ti.T.I.
20,000
Ton
I'hntllng
Dry
Mncera,
Machinists,
Hoilernvaker
UlocUmiil
makers,
Founders,
Woodworker
We-ELECTRIC
AND
aCKTYLENK
WKI.MN(i.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
all
k"'
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
rilONKS
43
and
385
I
em
Local
and
Personal
i
B
C
Undertakers.
Fbuue
i
'
Dentist.
Dr.
J
a.
a
-mm.
Phone
Bt
8katlng
dally,
a
to
4
and
8
to
10.
tl
TomttfyM
'TsStK
'thon
700
Mooee.-rn.legiou
meeting
February
6.
ing
Interests.
Zenith
tt
Monday
SO
Oct
the
Hif
4.
habit'
When
thlodiit
'
a
rati,
phone
4
t
ii
Father
Godfrey
left
on
Saturday's
train
returning
to
Terrace
after
having
pent
a
few
day
In
the
city.
J.
Fred
Ritchie
left
on
the
Camosun
Ian
night
for
Stewart
on
a
trip
In
connection
with
hli
Portland
Canal
min
F.
J
CroM'and.
well
known
Vancou
ver
nulling
engineer,
was
a
passenger
on
the
Ca.ii!,un
yesterday
afternoon
H(
ingt
hrouuli
to
Stewart.
ft.
E
Ailrn,
d.
strict
forester,
who
has
been
on
a
ti-i-
dny
trip
to
the
Interior
on
ofnclul
duties,
returned
the
cKy
on
yesterday
aftei
noon's
train.
Motonhlp
Bellingham.
Capt.
3.
E
Anderson.
was
In
port
from
Ketchikan
yesterday
with
two
carloads
of
frozen
flab
for
transhipment
East
over
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Knlgbts
of
Columbus
Whist
Drlv
and
Dance
cn
Wednesday
evening,
Frb
ruary
8
In
Catholic
Schcol
Hall
Cards
nart
at
8
30
prompt.
Everybody
wel
come.
Special
attendance
price
and
lota
of
dancing.
Ladles
60c;
gehtluneu
73c.
33
.In
one
of
trie
gusts
of
Teste
rday'
gale,
the
awning
of
Pat
Pnilllpsoo'i
store
ou
Second
Avenue
was
blown
down
and
the
breaking
of
a
plate
glass
window
resulted.
The
proprietor
was
Imanediutely
notified
and
there
was
little
If
any
damage
to
the
stock
cn
display.
James
Jack,
superintendent
for
the
Vancouver
Pilcdrivlng
&
Contracting
Co.
of
the
Kalen
Island
hlgnway
construction
work,
which
la
being
resum-
rd
this
wrek
after
having
been
closed
down
for
several
weeks
oa
account
of
unfavorable
conditions,
returned
to
the
elty
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
Imperial
OU
Co.
'a
tanwer
Imperial.
Cap:.
Oeddes.
arrived
in
port
at
4
o'clock
yesterday
niornlrg
frtm
loco
and.
after
djKharglng
cargo
of
bulk
and
package
gcods
at
the
company's
local
tanks,
sailed
at
ft
o'clock
last
evening
on
her
return
south
The
large
tanker
Mlna
Rrea
I
expected
shortly
from
the
south
Uh
a
cargo
of
crude
ell.
Ml
Mry
Castell.
student
nurse
cf
the
ptsff
of
the
Hazelton
hospital
who
ha
been
recuperating
for
the
past
month
at
her
home
at
Evelyn
following
a
recent
Illness,
arrived
in
the
city
frc
m
the
Interior
on
yesterday
afternoon
'
train
and
will
be
here
for
the
next
week
or
so.
She
is
a
sister
of
Miss
Anne
Oaatell.
R.N
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
nursing
staff
Union
steamer
Camosun.
Capt.
James
Flrdlay.
arrived
In
port
at
S
o'clock
yesterdsy
afternoon
from
the
south.
sall'Uit
st
8
last
evening
for
Anyox.
Stewart
end
other
northern
poits
of
rsll
Panartiiiere
on
the
Camosun
Included
T.
J
Stephens.
J.
T
Jones.
Mr
aillls
and
James
Jack
for
Prince
Ruler;:
L
Da.idvjn.
F
I
CiOMland
K
W.
Ge-n;e
and
N.
Totilaa
for
Stewart,
and
Ulu
Broun
for
Port
Simpson.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
K.
of
C
Whist
Drive
and
Dance.
Wednesday.
February
8.
Women
of
Moose
hear!
Valentino's
Whist
Drive
February
U.
Lesion
St
and
Dance.
C
N
R.
Annual
Ball.
Friday.
Febrary
17
Caihol.c
Ww.'n'i
league
spring
sale
if
w
irk
April
12
Flk-
Culmrct
prll
30.
"1UJIM)
U.C.M
Strong
Healthy
Cows
Produce
Pacific
Milk
SB
Fnwcr
Valley
has
all
the
condi
tions
under
which
dairying
THE
DAILY
NEWS
J&lGfi
.THREE
CAUGHT
BAD
COLD
WHILE
OUT
PLAYING
NOT
PROPERLY
DRESSED
Mrs.
L.
Mantle,
Millet,
Alta.,
writes
:
"My
youngest
child
had
a
very
bad
cold
which
she
got
by
going
out
playing
in
&
strong,
cold
wind
sot
properly
dressed.
.
"She
got
so
hoarse
she
eould
hardly
tpeak,
and
her
throat
and
chest
were
very
sore
:
f
"I
nscd
everything
available,
but
she
received
no
relief
until,
finally,
I
socurexl
a
bottle
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pino
.Syrup
and
the
first
few
doses
certainly
did
her
good.
It
is
wonderful
how
it
can
help
so
qukUy."
4
1
Dr.
food's"
Norway
Pine
Syrup
is
S5&
a
bottle,
large
family
size
60c;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milium
Co.,
LiialtM,
Tereato,
Out
Canadian
Legion
general
meeting
Wtdntsday.
February
8,
at
8
p.m.
Exe
cutive
rr.ee
ting
Tuesday,
February
7
at
B
Djn.
31
Mr.
and
Mrs.
hHlKttoId.
who
recently
arrived,
in
the
eflTm
Powell
River
nays
taea
tw
tts
Richmond
Rooms
in
the
AWsr
atoek
ftom
Mrs.
Mattlason
who
left
II
A.
It.
Holta.
sujsiriuteiident
of
the
B.
and
B.
Department
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
returned
to
the
city
A.n
ys:erday
afternoon's
train
from
a
trip
to
the
Interior
on
official
duties.
Anglican
Church
Men's
Banquet,
Tuesday,
February
7,
at
7
p.m.
Tickets
f
1.00
from
committee:
Messrs.
Cross
Inker
and
Onwln)
and
from
W.
C.
Orchard.
CJMl.
office.
Third
Avenue
SI
After
having
spent
tlie
past
six
weeks
ashore
at
Vancouver
on
annual
hoi!
daya.
Pilot
W.
W.
Mounce
Is
back
on
Juty
aboard
the
stammer
Camosun
this
trip
north.
Pilot
Ernest
Bbeppard
relieved
during
tis
absence
of
Mr
Mounot.
Rev.
John
H.
Hansen
pastor
of
St
Pauls
Lutheran
Church,
and
Mrs.
Hansen
entertained
at'
luncheon
today
In
honor
of
Capt.
Oraai:
master
of
the
grain
ship
Sydland.
at
their
residence.
438
Eighth
Avenue
West,
to
which
they
recently
moved.
Reports
from
Vancouver
indicate
that
good
progress
Is
bstng
made
at
tbe
.-lurrart!
dry
deck
on
the
Job
of
repairing
the
Union
steamer
Catala.
which
waa
wrecked
in
November
near
Port
Simpson,
and
that
tbe
vesseUshould
be
back
in
commission
some
time
next
xonth.
"
Investor
are
offered
the
latrtt
Informatlsii
.n
ItOMis.
Ks
and
MIAItKK,
VanetHMrr
Mwk
Esrhange.
tlawtallW"rreelved
talce
(Ully.
IIibs
kfrplii.ju
In
touelL
stlh
tbe
rk
riHrluatloiis
of
the'
narket,
.
IVKJIpi
simI
orlllng
orders
eseeutett
Vy'
Wtre
at
imi
rriie
to
you.
(I.
ri'.Ht'V
TIVKKK
CO.,
I.TIt.
retH-reHtlnK
K.
1.
Clark
&
t'
Ud
of
siii-oinrr.
Trlrphone
11.
M
BABY
PRiNCESsTs"
LIFE
OF
THE
PARTY
"little
HniHlle
of
HiitT
t.iulMiiU
the
King's
Trnsat
at
Koyal
rjrtr
at
.sandrlngluni
LONDON.
Feb.
6.
(If
the
Canadian
Press
i.
Charming
Prrnosss
KUsmbeth.
not
yet
two
years'
cast,
spending
her
first
Chrutmas
with
the
Royal
Family
at
Sandrtngham.
provlskld
much
merriment
at
the
tenants'
ajurUal
Christmas
party,
held
In
the
St
iesratsd
baa-room
at
SamdMngham
iveertng
a
dainty
white
silk
frock,
she
ran
gleefully
round
a
giant
Christmas
tree,
throwing
mcker
to
the
enchanted
tenants,
with
whom
she
talked
in
bete?
chatter.
'Mo
more,'
said
the
Rut.
and
"the
fairy
princess."
aa
she
Is
known
on
the
estate,
collected
frean
aslpplles
from
her
nurse
end
scattered
more
crackers
with
her
cfiubby
hsnds.
"She's
like
s
little
bundle
of
fluff:
such
a
sweet
little
rosy-cheeked
maid."
said
a
woman
tenant
who
has
been
a
Sliest
at
the
annual
Christmas
party
at
Sandrlngham
for
the
past
40
years
This
is
the
loveliest
party
I
can
remember
"
The
King
and
Queen
helped
ta
serve
tea
in
the
servants'
hall
to
over
40C
vsnants.
Never
was
there
such
a
Ohrtstmss
tree
as
the
on
which
tower
ed
90
feet
In
the
sentre
of
the
ball-
oom
a
magnlflclent
specimen
cut
from
a
silver
fir
on
the
estate,
glisten-tag
with
tinsel
and
frost,"
and
illuminated
by
a
hundred
ootored,
electric
lights.
Tables
round
the
tree
were
stacked
with
all
aorta
of
good
things.
Bach
tenant
was
supplied
with
a1
ticket,
and
thriven.
Great
fieuU
of
soft:
the
King
and
Queen
ware
busy
for
over
jrreen
Krai,
luro
water
and
"
hw
distributing,
loyptein
pens
and
a
freh
air
blown
in
from
t
ho
ocean
are
what
make
cows
healthy
and
.strong.
It
in
theae
conditionx
that
make
Pacific
Milk
so
rich
ami
pure.
You
can
,iee
the
difference
in
any
kind
of
ctmkitiK
where
it
is
used.
PACIFIC
MILK
llrncl
Off!re.
Vaneoilter
riii
lnrln
ill
l.nlu-r
it
ml
,VblMilforl.
urii
i)
iuv
iijc
uj
me
meif,
iwsoifr
,
eywis
mm
diiinty
novelties
to
tiMs)
wtien,
money
boxes
and
mechanic'
.U'
toys
.
to
the
children.
INFORMATION
WANTED
Inrormatlon
wnntcil
aa
to
the
where-
alxiiitn
of
Jim
Croal
late
of
Dundee.
Scot
hind
Last
heiuu
of
two
yean
ago
from
a
mining
nin
In
the
vicinity
of
Prince
Rupert.
He
I-
requested
to
communicate
with
hl
h-me
at
once.
Or
niyunr
knowing
of
Ins
present
location
;!
.
i
,....
.
V
NiiWt.
offlit.
JO
FEBRUARY
IN
COUNTY
COURT
Only
One
New
Case
in
Docket
of
Kiijht
Kntered
lor
Loming
Month
Three
There
la
only-
one
new,
-ease
en
th
docket
for
February
1st'
the)
County
Court.
All
other
ease
are
left
over
from
last
month's
court.
Court
was
In
regular
monthly
session
before
Julge
F.
McB.
Young
this
morn
lng,
cases
being
set
aa
follows:
B.
Brynlldaen
&
Bona,
Ltd.
va.
Our
Bgan
et
al,
A810
25
adjourned
to
next
court,
Patmore
4c
Fulton
for
plaintiff
Williams.
Manson
&
Oonaales
for
de
fendant.
W.
J.
Crawford
va.
Northland
Mining
Co..
367,
R.
W.
Kennedy
for
plaintiff
defendant
In
person,
adjourned
to
nest
court.
Rawllngs
H.
Carter
vs.
H.
A.
McLean
201.80,
Williams.
Manson
&
Oonzales
for
plaintiff,
Patmore
tt
Pulton
for
de
fendant.
March
30.
O.
H.
Ritchie
vs.
Arthur
Oswald
etal.
500.
Sutherland
it
Sutherland
for
plaintiff.
Patmore
it
Fulton,
fcr
defend
ant,
date
to
be
fixed.
J.
W.
Collier
vs.
Corporation
of
th
City
cf
Prince
Rupert.
328.88,
Patmore
St
Fulton
for
plaintiff,
E.
F.
Jones
tor
defendant.
February
31.
William
E.
S.
Dudoward
vs.
Clarence
Plewln.
Patmore
Fulton
for
plaintiff.
W.
E.
Fisher
for
defendant.
adjourned
to
next
court.
Rex
vs.
Canadian
Fishing
Co..
appeal
stands.
,
William
H.
Machines
va.
Marie
Kan
sen.
H$.
Williams.
Hanson
tt
Gon
zales
tor
plaintiff,
Patmore
te
Fulton
fcr
defendant,
date
to
be
fixed.
Naturalization
applications
of
the
foi
lowing
were
approved:
Henry
Rvalues
Prince
Rupert,
Norwegian:
Paul
Wicks,
Prince
Rupert,
Oermau;
George
Kazl
mlr,
Anyox,
Roumanian.
KING
AND
QUEEN
TO
VISIT
CENTENARIAN
ON
BIRTHDAY
SOON
LONDON.
Feb.
6
(By
the
Canadian
Prers).
Mrs.
Eleanor
Coates
Tylden.
of
the
Manor
of
Ingoldlathorpe,
who
Is
approaching
ber
106th
birthday,
expecU
a
birthday
visit
from
her
'-Sandrtngham
neighbors,"
the
King
and
Queen.
Their
Mejestles
have
frequently
visited
the
aged
lady
on
her
birthday.
She
was
visited
on
her
100th
birthday
by
alx
Queens:
Mar)-.
Alexandra,
the
Queen
ot
Norway,
Queen
of
Spain.
Queen
of
Rumania
and
the
Dowager
Empress
ot
Mrs.
Tylden
has
a
wonderful
memory.
and
has
memorised
all
the
Psalms
Dally
the
nurse
reads
alternate
verses
and
she
makes
the
responses
without
error.
She
has
been
a
great
reader,
and
an
accomplished
musician.
Down
to
a
year
ago
she
played
ballads
of
nearly
a
century
pest
with
precision.
Mrs.
Tylden
Inherited
the
Manor
and
about
800.000
from
her
brother,
the
late
Rev.
James
Bellamy,
DJ,
many
yean
president
of
St.
John's
College.
Oxford,
and
her
estate
adjoins
that
of
King
Oeorge
at
Ssndrlttgliaat..
Her
father
was
the
Rev.
J.
Bellamy,
one-tune
headmaster
of
Merchant
Taylors
School,
snd
ber
husband,
the
late
Rev.
W.
Tylden
(who
died
nearly
H
years
ago)
was
a
rector
of
Oerstagham.
tbe
adolning
village
Her
surviving
son
Is
Brigadier-Oeneral
William
Tylden,
R
F
A
PRESENTATION
MADE
TO
McMORDIE
UPON
QUITTING
THEATRE
As
a
token
of
their
well
wishing
and
esteem,
members
of
the
orchestra
and
staff
of
the
West
holme
Theatre
on
Saturday
night
assembled
to
make
tbe
presentation
of
a
handsome
pipe
to
Mayor
8.
P.
McMordie
who
has
resigned
from
the
management
of
the
theatre.
A
tew
suitable
remarks
were
made
by
Charles
P.
Balagno.
leader
of
the
orchestra,
and
the
presentation
to
Col.
McMordie
was
mads
by
Miss
Florence
Rose,
the
recipient
replying
suitably.
COMMITTEES
NAMED
BY
CHAIRMAN
OF
BOARD
OF
SCHOOL
TRUSTEES
II.
B.
Rochester,
chairman
of
the
chool
board
has
appointed
the
following
committees
for
the
year
IMS.
the
first
named
In
each
instance
to
be
chairman:
King
Edward
High
School
Trustees
Johnston
and
Mrs.
Spencer.
Booth
and
Seal
Cove
schools
Trustees
OllchrUt
and
Mrs
Spencer,
Borden
and
Weetview
sc)oW---lTrOs-tees
McMeekln
and
Johnston.
Sixty
carloads
ot
grain
have
arrived
over
the
week-end
from
the
prairies
for
the
Alberta
Whest
Pool
s
Prince
Bupert
ele
vs
tor
Railway
otncea
tins
mornusg
reported
250
carloads
on
(he
division
west
of
Jasper
Park
bound
here,
Married
men
are
tho
ones
who
rise
to
fame
and
fortune.
Dr.
Albert
E.
Wig
gam.
Safe
for
Children's
Coughs
rill
now
within
your
reach
ROUND
trip
fares
are
as
low
as
$181.50
for
the
popular
Tourist
Third
Cabin
passage
on
any
of
the
famous
liners:
Aurania,
Ascania,
Alaunia,
Ausonia,
Athenia,
Let
ilia,
Andania,
and
Antonia.
You
have
many
of
the
comforts
that
a
cabin
passage
provides
.
spacious
decks
and
public
rooms
.
.
.
roomy
cabins
.
.
.
service
and
cuisine
of
Cunard
standard.
The
first
four
liners
sail
every
week
from
Montreal
and
Quebec
to
Plymouth,
Cherbourg
and
London
.
.
.
the
remaining
four
to
Belfast,
Liverpool
and
Glasgow.
Excellent
CnWi
Chu
ami
Third
CJtu
accommodation
it
aim
umitaMa
on
tAese
Mailing.
CANADIAN
rw
SERVICE
and
Jltf"0
LINES
S
Sea
roar
fsoel
fmVp
ajenf,
sr
wrUti
t
l
Vtllll
HTKAMMIIP
CO..
LIMITED.
if!
Jlasllug
Kt.
West,
Vancouver
Carry
Cunard
Trtmttnt
ChtqmttMttti
KttrUtt.
Every-day
Chairs
that
flop
into
beds.
.
.
.bags
that
suck
up
dirt.
.
.
.tiny
ticking
things
that
count
all
day
long
for
you.
Daylight
any
night
just
by
pushing
a
button.
A
stream
that
never
stops
till
you
turn
off
a
faucet.
Any
voice
you
want,
talking
to
you
from
a
cage
on
your
desk
or
wall.
Actions
of
yesterday,
of
people
miles
away,
going
on
on
a
curtain
before
you.
Stilled
throats
singing
to
you
from
discs;
distant
throats
singing
to
you
from
nothing!
Uncanny,
daily
magic
this,
due
to
national
advertising.
Advertisements
have
given
you
flashlights,
telephones,
typewriters,
automobiles,
cold
creams,
motion
pictures.
They
have
given
yon
new
eyes,
new
ears,
new
hands,
new
feet,
new
faces,
new
emotions.
They
have
urged
such
wide
use,
so
lowered
prices,
that
almost
wishes
are
autos,
almost
beggars
can
ride.
Through
advertisements
you've
laid
down
the
shovel
and
the
hoe.
You
can
buy
a
whole
harvest
ready-to-eat
in
cans.
You've
hung
up
the
fiddle
and
the
bow,
for
a
radio.
There's
little
old-time
work
left
in
this
age
of
amazing
short-cuts.
T
READ
THE
ADVERTISEMENTS
They
keep
you
to
the
fore
of
modem
life.
To
Every
Woman
who
is
eairer
for
new
ideas
in
home
decoration
Telephone
3
naV
color
combinations
for
the
sun
porch,
new
color
schemes
f,oi;isby'
room,
new
color
beauty
everywhere
in
the
house
"61
Brushing"
Lacquer
comes
as
a
household
blessing.
iv-
o
i
rviLW-i
ivaien
narawaie
vu.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Aalllnc
from
I'rliir
Kmtrrt.
Kr
VAM'Ol'VKK,
VICTORIA,
Itutedale.
Alert
IUy.
etc..
TweMlav.4
.
lor
VAMOUVKIl.
V1CTOK1A.
saiiMt
liny.
Alert
IUiv.
ele,.
tdturuay,
8
lorVoRT
SIMI'HON,
NAAS
RIVCH
POINTS,
ALICE
AIlM,
ANYOX,
8TKWART,
Wsles
Island,
Sunday.
8
p.m.
ItS
tna
Avenue.
It
M.
UMiril.
Arent
frlnre
Rupert.
aC.
Through
tltkrts
sold
to
Vlrtoila
uud
.Seattle,
and
baggsfe
checked
through
to
destination.
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