ir-
Member
27,
1928
Prince
RAILWAY
SHOPS
RAILWAY
OFFICKS
Djh
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARDS
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
PROVINCIAL
GOVERNMENT
OKKjCES
COLD
STORAGE
liSH
PACKING
HOUSES
FISH
.MARKET
OILURY
AND
FISH
REDUCTION
PLANT
SALMON
AND
HALIBUT
FISHERMEN
SALMON
CANNERIES
LUMI5ER
MILLS
.MINING
TRAPPING
AND
FURS
m
'
'
N
rthern
Pacif
c
Terminus
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
,
.
Prince.
Rupert
has'thrcc
of
the
greatest
things
in
the
world
The
Largest
Hie
Li'gest
Ik
Largest
.argest
Undeveloped
Hinterland
Tiic
City
of
Prince
Rupert
has
a
payroll
of
considerable
derived
from:
t
The
grain
export
business
of
Prince
Rupert
is
steadily
developing.
Last
year
about
eight
million
bushels
of
grain
was
-hipped
through
the
terminal
elevator
and
this
year
promises
to
f;
really
exceed
that
mark.
The
City
owns
its
Power,
Light,
Water
Supply
and
Tele:
Illumes.
-
.
.
.
5
.
The
4lch6Bls
are
excellent.
;
Roads
are
naved
and
concrete
sidewalks
are
bcin
.
it
i-iii
PRINCE
RUPERT
IS
ONE
OF
THE
COMING
COMMERCIAL
CENTRES
OF
THE
PACIFIC
COAST,
TIIE
PRO-ItAHLK
OUTLET
OF
TIIE
GREAT
PEACE
RIVER
COUNTRY,
AND
SURROUNDED
HY
A
RAPIDLY
f
DEVELOPING
TERRITORY
Prince
Rupert
is
the
logical
site
of
a
customs
smelter
which
w
ftild
serve
the
mines
of
Portland
Canal,-the
Ilulkley
and
Skeena
V
alleys
and
coast
points.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
is
Prince
Rupert's
recognized
Daily
Newspaper
HI
1
i
i
TIIE
DAILY
NZW3
PAGE
FIVl
GALLANT
SIX
HUNDRED
The
charge
of
the
Litfht
Brigade
at
the
battle
of
Balaclava
at
Aldershot
for
a
film
of
the
battle
in
1852.
TOUGH'
STORY
That
Paed
Through
Prince
Rupert
Heeeajly
Canadian
Press
NBW
YORK,
is
one
leember
Sheet)
Creek
en
expedition
MMntiy
re
turm
d
from
the
ArcHk'
retfion;
where,
in
the
Aleutian
V'od
they
unearthed
four
fautmjnies
o-an
ancient
MoMoWtan
Jtce,
who
is
upfiilylWsfo
j
back
n
.New
Vcrk.
His
name-Ts
Tough,
his
.species
British
bulldog,
and
place
in
the
expedition
nomin
ally
that
of
mascot.
Tough
has
always
had
a
taste
for
the
soft
things
glow
of
the
eWtoinfr
'.he
softness
nl'fmt
undiUurMct
tntM)
apartment
dweWr
ity
thee
we're
the
of
m.
mm
very
mtl
mouth
staring
at
the
blank
walls
of
.1
baggage
car.
He
was
bound
for
Montreal
and
Prince
Rupert
uid'the
Aleutian
Islands.
These
details
came
to
him
gradually.
Put
Under
Band
At
the
Canadian
border
he
was
eq
nired
to
produce,
a
pedigree
to
rove
his
right
to
pass
through
he
Dominior..
He
was
also
put
mder
$500
bond
to
travel
to
'rinee'Hupert
to
board
the
"Mor-issey"
for
the
north.
These
Inanities
Tough
bore
in
silence.
He
licked
his
lips
and.
for
the
live
days
it
took
to
cross
Canada
n
the
Canadian
National
Bail-
ways,
sat
back
and
gazed
pensive-ly
at
mail
bags.
After
five
day
ie
decided
that
mail
bags,
wherever
they
came
from
and
wherever
they
were
going,
looked
much
alike.
He
was
fed
regularly
and
as
regularly,
at
divisional
points,
forced
out
of
the
car
and
made
to
walk
up
and
down
station
platforms
held
securely
by
his
chain,
while
the
naMve
dogs
everywhere
ibout
performed
in
perfect
free-
'om
the
multifarious
task
of
a
log's
busy
d
iy.
At
Unalasku
on
the
Alaskan
Iteninsulii
Torgh.
saw
his
first
hen.
There
vre
no
hens
In
New
York
np;
rtm
Kt
houses.
The
hen
lad
a
number
of
chicks
at
her
feet.
Tough
was
quite
interested.
But,
though
this
was
the
first
hen
he
had
seen,
he
was.
by
no
neans
the
first
dog
the
hen
had
UMin.
First,
-she
lit
on
his
shoul-
lers,
then
felt
farther
barfk
onto
his
rump.
She
had
a
remarkably
facile
beak.
largely
because
of
this
Toupffr
developed
an
unwonted
ability
in
his
hindquarters
i
which
brought
him
far
sway
from
BEING
WRITTEN
'zr
'
,
When
he
had
escaped
the
Hnslish
Hulldog
That
Went
North
'courge
of
the
hen
of
the
quick
With
McCracken
Had
Interesting
Time
VarioiiH
Arlvont
tirf
wits
and
sharp
beak;
he
was
con-
:
fronted
with
another
strange
ob-,
Jject.
A
cow.
Tough
lost
no
time
re-enacted
by
British
cavalrymc:
CITY
REDUCES
BILL
AGAINST
HOSPITAL
On
recommendation
of
the
Board
of
Work
the
city
council
last
night
aec-idfti
to
reduce
an
LIFE
WAS
THRBATflfsED
;in
aetermining
his
course
of
ac-
account
against
the
Prince
Ru-
4m.h
tLI.
i
:
itri
l
...
....
""
""re.
iinen,
nc
nau
jiert
ueneral
Hospital
lor
re-
oK
Canino,cI,d
the
cow
through
the
one.
moval
of
rock
in
front
of
street
of
Una
asks
twice
lh
Ea-
r,nn
strt
They
had
been
proud
of
the
cow's
of
the
cost
bad
been
involved
in
milking
qualities.
the
changinir
of
a
three-inch
to
a
Nov.
45,
There
'
Tough
welcomed
his
return
to
fl!x-inch
witer
pipe,
wHle
the
of
tMiBtoll-Mc-
hipboard
life.
For
a
while
it
work
wan
being
carried
out,
and
seemed
restful.
That
was
until
the
"Morrissey"
drew
up
close
to
the
Diomede
Islands.
When
he
was
put
ashore
for
'a
respite
he
felt
but
a
shadow
of
his
former
self,
and
was
considerably
paler.
The
reason
was
that
the
wind
always
blows
quite
stiffly
about
the
Dioniedes.
Eskimos
made
fun
of
the
dog
who
had
"his
nose
frozen
off."
Twice
he
was
men-
The
aced
by
other
dogs
who
smelt
fire,
1
strongly
of
the
decayed
walrus
the
flesh
that
was
their
food,
an
On
the
Alaskan
mainland
he
fork
would
like
to
have
chased
grizzly
f
of
bears
with
the
rest
of
the
party.
his
existence
during
thre,
years
but
instead
was
kept
tied
up
at
is
his
master's
dog.
Harold
Mc-
Camp.
Then
there
was
the
return
Cracken,
his
owner
and
leader
of
voyage
nd
the
five
days
of
star-the
lately
returned
party
of
ng
at
mall
bags
this
time
in
scientists
and
adventurers,
has
a
the
company
of
four
Mongolian
fondness
for
animals.
.
mummies
who
made
the
journey
In
April
last
April
16
to
be
eastward
with
him
in
the
baggage
precise
the
pleasant
routine
of
car
.
an
established
life
was
inter-!
Tout's
reflections
on
the
gen-rupted.
For
no
apparent
reason
Va)
futility
of
all
exploration.
ToujrMound
himself
with
a
chain
and
eSpecially
in
Alaskan
and
on
nis
collar
ana
a
musa
on
nis.
c
hrrian
waters,
am
twin?
nut
nto
book
form
by
Harold
McCracken.
his
master,
Passengers
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
the
south
will
include
T.
A.
Anderson
and
J.
C.
Dean,
for
Vancouver,
and
A.
Shnw.
for
Victoria.
this.
Aid.
Grrer
pointed
out,
the
Board
of
Works
I
Flashing
Eyes
Laughing
Eyes
Downcast
Eyes
Eyes
tell
Your
Character
The
prettiest
of
dimplttor
lisp
or
4
silk,
Ne'er
can
compete
with
the
charm
oj
the
tyei
Brown
tyei
for
strength
Blue
for
gentroiity
Gray
eyes
for
jealousy
Sparkling
cyci
indicate
beauty,
yei,
and
good
health,
tool
Do
your
eyet
iparlde
7
Art
the
whites
clear
or
arc
they
tinged
with
yellow
indicating
an
out-ot-ioru
-
condition
due
to
constipation?
If
to,
you
need
r.tnUOwT,HCwrr,
Try
rtful.r
daily
cawM
lor
a
than
pwiad.
Yauff
eye
...
.
.
will
eoon
ull
ih.
A
VtgtlM
etory
f
impe.d
Product
b..lth.
Kttd
$bnt
Ckmcter
from
til
F.yrt
Im
jitturt
Btecttm
Athrrtuemali.
Blt
1
was
hardly
fair
to
charge
the
ho
i-pital
for.
Aid.
Prudhomme
pointed
out
FOR
ROCK
REMOVAL
th8t
the
j"11
out
01
M3
work
had
not
come
before
and
had
not
been
approved
of
by
the
Board
of
Works.
While
having
no
objection
to
the
work,
he
merely
desired
to
point
this
out
-to
the
council.
Aid.
Greer
pointed
out
th.it
the
thp
hosPftl
bad
agreed
to
pay
the
a.
a
1.
.
1.
1
fi
1
a
I
com
01
yte
wo7K
ana
11
r.au,
incrc-
kimos
threatened
to
shoot
him.
stttution
from
$400
to
$200.
Part
VTT
l"
lu'1
UC1V1C
IUC
UWIU
VI
If
UIH.
Ill:
bad
advised
the
chy
engineer
to
interview
other
members
of
the
Board
of
Works,
however.
had
agreed,
it
adopted.
The
recommendation
was
WISHES
TO
ANNOUNCE
THE
CONCLUSION
OF
ITS
NOVEMBER
SALE
AND
TO
THANK
ITS
MANY
CUSTOMERS
FOR
THEIR
GENEROUS
PATRONAGE
Although
the
sale
is
concluded,
we
shall
still
continue
the
BARGAIN
ROOM
at
the
rear
of
the
store,
which
will
be
replenished
from
time
to
time
with
new
bargains
and
which
will
prove
well
worth
your
investigation,
as
they
will
always
be
the
best
that
money
can
purchase.
From
Now
Until
New
Year
Our
Front
Store
Will
Be
Conducted
as
a
USEFUL
GIFT
EMPORIUM
We
have
laid
in
a
large
and
varied
stock
of
useful
Mer-ch'indie
that
will
please
the
most
exacting
tasie.
We
kindly
folk
it
jriur
insection.
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS'
SALE
OF
SALES
Continues
Unabated
A
continuous
flow
of
bargains
has
left
our
store
every
day
this
week,
bought
for
cash
by
wise
buyers
who
know
bargains
When
they
see
them.
Pay
us
that
visit
now
you
have
all
along
iiitfendfi
making,
before
stocks'gets
too
much
broken.
-v"
Everything
for
Men
and
Boys
Suits,
Overcoats,
Underwear,
Hats
Socks,
Hoots,
Rubbers
ALL
AT
RIDICULOUSLY
LOW
PRICES