A
.
.....
..
AH
Sweaters7-IV!B:ckinaws,
Wind
Breakers
lt,
KEDUCEl)
15
PER
CENT
,,
,7."
s
'
and
7,
regular
2.25.
now
hMw
Sale
(
ontlnuea.
Every
pair
mu-l
THOR
JOHNSON
HKWT
I'MTBIt
(
HI
K(
II
Rev
A.
WiLvm.
B.A..
pastor.
Mla
I.
Haddock,
deaconess.
Morning
worship
at
'
11
o'clock
Subject:
"Hope
In
Christian
Experience."
Sunday
School
240
Evaiing
wor-srtp
st
70.
Subject:
"Both
Dead
and
Alive
"
Wednesday
at
740.
Devotional
Service.
NT.
P.U
L'K
U
TIIKRAN
Cfit
HCH
Rev.
John
H.
Hanson,
pastor.
Beside
noe
4M
Bth
Avenue
W.
Phone
Black
170.
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock
(Etig
11th
I
Sunday
School.
Bible
Class
and
Confirmation
lit
noon.
Evening
aar
vice
at
7
:S0
Scandinavian
service.
A
cordial
Invitation
to
all.
BAITIMT
CHI
KCM.
Minister
Rev
W.
P.
Price.
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Sermon
ionic
"Living
Bibles."
Sunday
School
at
2.30.
Evening
worship
at
7:30.
Subject
"Miracles
of
Mercy
-Stories
of
Remarkable
Conversions."
Hearty
staging.
Organist
W.
Vaughan
DevieV
Wednesday
at
S.
Praise
and
Prayer
FUNERAL
SERVICE"
FOR
MRS.
LAMBLY
I
ornrfated
'
and
HELD
HERE
TODAY
With
many
frteitda
of
the
deceased
ant)
family
in
attendance
to
pay
their
last'
Kasprc;.
fuawM.
service
lot
the
late
Vfrt',
Mary
Tlokt
Lambly
ih'
death
oeoaaMd,
Thursday
afternoon
was
held
thVdtttrrnovi
In
the
chare!
of
the
BC
Trunin)!
n
after
which
pssa
in
eBalrvlew
Ceme-
Canoe7
W.
;T-
Rush
brook
i
spottf
wciraa
of
comfort
and
sympathy
for
the
beraausd
M
H.
Bcwrn
presided
at
the
dfcgafe
for
'.he
pixjlnp
of
the
hymns
and.
JMtfl-
bearer
were
Robert
E
Lambly.
wlctypr-er
of
Ocased:
W.
Jeffrey
and
La-rerce
B
I
mbtr
her
sens,
and
William
B
McTaJlam.
Ploral
tribute
Included
wreath-
Irrm
K!sse
Enyd.
Megan
and
Ea
Morris.
Bg
Bry
Lumber
Co..
Mr.
snd
Mrs.
J.
C.
Mclennan.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bruce
Love.
Mr.
and
Mn.
Robert
Oammon.
Mr
and
Mrs
H.
flaw
th
rn.
Capt
and
Mrs
Re
Green.
Capt
and
Mrs
James
Morrison
".
B
Church.
Ralph
Green.
Mr
snd
Mrs
J
A.
Meeker.
Mr
and
Mrs
R
V
O
LePlne.
Mr.
and
Mrs
D
C
Stuart
and
Mli
BlrdeSl
Spencer
t'n:
n
Oil
Co
m-ljmnlp
tanker
Ollnda
!
:n
port
from
Vancouver
dls-
rlTrvli
tl
fimpany'i
lrcil
lankr
ANNOUNCCAIBNTS
K
uf
C
Whist
Drive
and
Dance.
Monday
February
20.
t
M
Leap
Ycur
Whist
Drive
and
Dmi
February
SI
Am'
Suaan'a
Visit"
at
Dulled
c'liurth
MhmIi
and
9.
I
.
Am
i.
.in
Cathedral
Tea
March
17.
I
en
liol
(
Women's
League
spring
sale
of
w:rk
April
12.
Elk.
Cabaret
April
20.
Royal
Society
of
Bt
Oeoryr
WhUt
Drive
and
Dance.
April
23.
ELEVEN
BOILS
ON
HER
ARM
AT
ONE
TIME
Mm
B.
Petnh,
Fisher
Home,
Att
'
writes:
"I
was
troubled
with
oaUa
and
had
eleven
of
taaat
oa
mj
arm
at
one
time.
I
"1
tni'ii
ail
kinds
of
medicine,
but
got
no
relief.
!
"I
took
two
iHittlro
of
and
hnx'
nevt-r
Ihh'h
.,
ii-li'il
since.
i
11.11
I!
YiiiuhUn
ImilB
h,,m
"
nthpr
ItliHitl
ilii'Mlrri
;
iiih
mi
t
ll.''
u
i
''il
out
.
Tlr
T.
MilUuru
Co.,
LiiMti-J,
Toronto,
Out.
day.
March
8.
Pioneers
I
Tickets
for
the
Banquet
si
Messrs.
,
March
I,
can
be
obtained
Dybharn
&
Hanson's
offlce.
Steve
Olsen
and
Ol
Anderson
of
Anyox
left
on
this
morning's
train
for
the
East,
belaf
on
their
way
lor
a
trip
to
Sweden.
VTc
are
iliatiaaitw
for
sheere-palrlag.
hesJ
lirm
to
w
fr
valae,
acrvla
ml
wstlsfM'tln.
larArthars'
Sawe
Mure.
U
KnKhts
of
Oeliaribtts
Whist
Drive
and
Dance.
Monday
evening.
Pebruary
SO.
in
Catholic
School
Hall
Good
music
and
prima.
Last
da
noe
before
Lent.
Union
steamer
Ipenture.
Capt.
A.
Johnstone,
arrived
m
port
at
7
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
way'
points,
sailing
at
ajn
on
bar
return
south.
CFJI.
steamer
Princess
Beatrice,
Capt.
S.
K.
Oray.
arrived
at
S0
this
morning
lrom
the
south.
saUtng
at
11
am.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
wayporta.
Routine
at
a
brief
BmMrt
Assam
bto
the
purpose
of
only
was
takes
up
last
night
of
Prince
Native
Gons
of
Can
The
urmldsjit.
Aid
A.
i.
Prud
bonne,
occupied
the
chair.
Motorshlp
BHIngtum
Capt.
J.
g.
Anderson,
arrlvad
la
port
at
7
o'clock
this
morning
wttfc
five
carloads
of
froaan
fish
for
transshipment
Bast
ever
the
Canadian
Rational
Railways.
EX-AM.
Praak
Qha
who
la
spend'
lug
the
winter
la
CSKornia.
has
been
suSarleg
cpnslderably
-with
high
blood
uituii
bat
latest
reports
indicate
that
bis
condition
la
somewhat
Im
tvan
Marf.an
and
MUa
MJfeuluc
ol
Anyox
left
the
city
by
this
Isoming
train
for
s
trip
to
Jugo-Slavta.
They
l!l
sell
from
St.
John.
Mew
Brunswick
aboard
the
steamer
Moatnalrn
iu
March
1.
Bev.
William
Daaas
of
Ooaan
Palls,
who
has
been
attending
the
meeting
of
evince
Rupert
Presbytery
of
the
Lrltedj
Church
here,
sailed
by
the
Princess
Beatrice
this
esnming
oa
his
return
to
the
paper
town.
Conveners
of
the
last
asar
met
last
evenlna
a
taw
MM
Boat
M.
Davles
meats
for
the
holding
of
general
conv
arrange
During
the
past
tsaat
ium
hours
thirty-five
carloads
of
gaata
have
ar
rived
from
the
prairies
far
the
Albert:
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Bay
art
elevator
Railway
offices
this
asaratag
reported
m
200
carloads
oa
the
territory
west
of
Jasper
Park
(annul
here.
After
having
been
relieved
for
one
trip1
by
the
Cardena.
TJnloD
steamer
Caatosun
wUI
be
coming
north
again
tomorrow
on
the
Vaneou
ver
-Prlnct
Rupert-Anyox
-Stewart
rua
which
ser
vice
she
wiu
matnuin
until
the
return
to
service
next
month
el
the
steamer
Oatala.
Rev.
Or
Arthur
Baraer
of
Toronto.
superintendent
of
United
Church
In
dian
Missions
in
Canada,
sailed
thl-morning
by
the
Princess
Beatrice
lo
Campbell
River
after
having
been
1:
atlri'dance
at
the
Pnnre
Rupert
Presbytery
of
the
United
Church
which
wit
held
here
this
week
NOT
READY
FOR
WOMENPASTORS
United
Church
Presbytery
Deals
With
ThU
Matter
as
Well
as
That
or
Intoxicating
Liquor
Print-e
Rupert
Presbytery
of
the
T:lte1
Church
of
Canada
completed
a
two
day
meeting
here
with
a
final
session
last
night,
the
various
paavers
"
iK'lng
ou
their
way
home
today
tt
'heir
renpectlve
charges
UV"
iM
iwtrtct
brdiatfton
et
poran
and
ithe
'
Ue)uor
uesllon
vara
the
prtaelpal
toprca
tuken
up
st
the
afternoon
seaslaui
)sterdsy.
In
connection
with
the
ordination
of
women
llie
folio
uis
resolutloti
h.-paecl
"Tlini
it
is
the
opinion
of
tin-Priiytiry
tlmt
tlio
time
Is
not
op
portune
tor
the
takln
of
such
a
stop
No
spirit
ol
opposition
sgniiut
n'
principle
was
expressed.
It
belnu
i'
lv
the
view,
pnrMcula'ly
since
trx:.
ti..
"
'
u-l
.lnii
rl
ii,.
'
the
IJ7
c
hanges
its
atltutkm
of
the
movement
on
the
part
cf
women
thawalvn.
that,
daring
the
!
present
constructive
period
In
the
life
if
the
church,
the
Unas
was
not
op-1
portuae
for
the
bringing
law
effect;
of
the
si
marl
Inn.
Ia
the
matter
of
In
toxica
Ung
liquor.!
the
Presbytery
yssaaed
a
resolution
:
m
seeing
for
the
aastaUan
of,
members
!
aad
adbsreats
of
the
chureh
In
fighting
s
gainst
this
enemy
ef
humanity
;
the
study
of
veJuabss
material
svsU-abis
giving
scientific
facts
regarding
atoohol
and
Its
uaa
la
Sunday
Schools.
Touag
People'
Bar
tat
ha
and.
wherever
!
possible,
the
public
schools:
the
fol-1
lowing
of
the
Christian
example
of
i
ctal
abstinence:
the
dlscoustenanclng-j
f
drinking
habits,
and
hearty
endors-
j
itton
of
the
principle
of
phohlbitlun
of
mportatlon,
manufactum
and
sale
of
alcoholic
beverages
as
th
best
mean
jf
eltmlnstlng
corrupter'
;t
loss,
moral
and
financial,
oocaslonsd
by
any
system
of
legalised
sal.
The
Presbytery
also
passd
a
rrsolu
tlon.
before
it
closed,
expressing
appreciation
to
the
newspapers
of
the
city
for
their
counteay
and
consider
atlon
in
handling
the
reports
of
matters
coming
before
the
meeting.
IIUUIBI)
TODAY
The
funeral
of
the
late
John
Cuth-bert
of
Hamlton,
whose
death
occurred
-n
Thursday
morning
in
the
Prlaee
Rupert
Oeucral
Hospital,
lock
plsce
quietly
at
1:1."
this
afternoon
from
the,
1
cnapel
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers
to
Pair-
view
Cemetery.
Rev.
J
R.
Prli-rll.
pas-,
t
of
Pint
Presbyterian
Churrh,
ofbc-;
led
and
pallbearers
were
Mr
Walker
!
;crp.
Thomas
Brice.
Thomas
Woodman
!
tad
Prank
Morris
Dr.
and
Mra.
H
C
.
Wrinch
and
family
of
Haaeltou
aent(
flowers
-(OVKKNMENT
LKJUOK
ACT
NOTK'K
Ol
Ai
n.ll
ATION
FtlK
llEKR
!
I.K'KM'K
j
Notice
1
hereby
given
;hat
on
the
llh
day
of
March
next
the
undersigned
,
intends
to
apply
to
the
Liuuor
Control
Board
for
a
licence
in
respect
to
pre-1
fees
being
part
of
the
building
knuwu
.
as
Hotel
atasseit
situate
uu
uos
wixuv
(8i,
Block
Fourteen
1
1
4
)
.
Plan
OL
7.
Vsssett
Towralte.
Town
cf
Masett.
Queen
charlotte
Islands.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Rerlstrstlon
District
In
the
Pro-vlnre
of
British
Columbia,
for
the
sal
uf
beer
by
the
glass
or
by
the
open
bottle
for
consumption
on
Mm
premises
DATED
t
Prince
rtuoert.
B.C..
this
16th
dy
of
February.
193
OORDON
B
DAVUS.
Applicant.
PAIN
from
Bladder
Irritation
toon
S
SANTAL
MIDY
Bswsrs
of
Imitations
Look
for
th
wee
"MIOT"
k.'M
h
all
ilria.ri
--
Rtllsis
k
own
tamtsbie
start
to
revolve:
a
mech-
"kaod
the
lirst
rorord
I
mm
the
group
of
twelve
and
pUi
vs
it
on
the
tarn
table;
the
toar-arm
wove
into
uiwittuo;
tWsouad-boK
i
towered
and
the
music
beirini).
At
the
eat
of
the
selection,
the
ntcchaaical
"hano"'
removes
the
record
from
the
turntable,
elides
it
rentty
intos
(clt-lined
concraM
drawer,
and
"picks
off'
the
next
record
from
the
magazine
arm.
The?
oprretHios
are
I
antil
the
last
record
is
pUyed,
then
.
(tops
autooiaucaUy.
Auto
omc
Tra'e
Mark
Reg
d
Victrola
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
Msntreai
r
18.
1928
February
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
200
MODELS
Church
Notices
Local
and
Personal
nwe
rs
imiie
aim
Ml
stxsLts
We
are
enabled
to
offer
this
up-to-date
Ladles
Spring
Millinery
at
this
very
special
price,
as
we
have
no
extra
expense
and
overhead
in
fondling
it.
SEE
THESE
BI2FOKE
BUYING
ELSEWHEK15.
NO
MORE
$4-50
NO
LESS
B.C.
FUR
CO
Third
Avenue
A
few
articles
from
our
ONE
CENT
SALE
I
"
ARTICLES
FOR
THE
PRICE
OF
ONE
PLUS
If
"iiwh
This
list
Each
Day
While
Sale
Lasts
V,..,
ndcr
Bath
Salt,
regular
76c
'
"niIu.
rattular
75c
I'owder,
regular
$1.25
Iiiow
Pencil,
regular
.'J6i
"
Complexion
Powder,
rejfulur
$2.00
Powder,
regular
50c
1
Single
Compact,
regular
$l.x
Hair
Tonic,
regular
$1.m
'I
Urilliantlnt,
regular
5k
'
1
1
Bn'lliantine,
regular
6(k-
'
I
ip
Sticka,
regular
50c
'ur.s-
Vials,
regular
25c
.
.
1'urne
Vial,
regular
75c
I'ursf
Viala,
regular
50t
.........
"
Unuge,
regular
50e
'
"M'l
fused
Lavender,
regular
Mc
Cream,
regular
H5c
.
v,i.-iving
Stick,
regular
25c
'
:ii,
regular
25c
Soup,
regular
Il.tiO
'
""-I'ital
Soap,
regular
Hr
....
regular
26c
l,v
1'iilet
Soap,
regular
15c
S''ap,
regular
25c
Omtes
I
n.
tenuis
nIRDAVE
i.ivth
ct
.
-tf
i
FPHONES
o
00
'
1
II
J
I,
-
'1
bo:
2
f"i
"Of
2
for
"r
2
lor
l.a
2
f
ir
3r
2
lr
$2.01
2
l'or
Mr
2
for
St
01
2
for
SI.
01
2
lor
Sir
2
for
Mv
2
for
Mr
2
for
'M(
2
for
70
2
for
Mr
2
for
Mr
2
for
2lf
2
for
;Mf
2
for
2C
2
for
'Mr
t.-M
for
fl.Ol
2
for
1
1f
2
for
3Wf
2
for
ISf
2
for
SUf
NT.
AMMIKWH
(
ATIIKDIUL
(Church
of
England)
Archdeaoou
O.
A.
Rlx,
rector.
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Even
ing
service
at
7.30.
Sacrament
of
the
Urdu
Supper
first
Sunday
of
the
month
at
11
a-m
Third
Sunday
of
ine
mctith
at
S
a.m.
Sunday
Shocl
at
4:so.
Baptism
by
arrangement.
CHRISTIAN
S
IKf
K
HOC
I
fry
Service
every
Sunday
morning
In
the
Hay
block.
245
Second
Avenue.
Subject
on
Sunday
"Mind."
Testimony
meeting
on
Wednesday
evening
at
o'clock.
IKKUBVTMUAN
tlllfUII.
Minister,
Rev.
J.
R
Prtaell.
B.A..
LLB
Residence,
The
Manse.
Phone
043.
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Subject-
'The
Polly
ol
a
Pool."
Sunday
School
at
1215
Evening
service
at
1
7:30.
Subject
l,
"Mysterious
Words
i
Pound
In
a
Staled
Envelope."
2.
"The
:
Silent
Woman'
Bright
and
Interest
ing
singing
6oio
by
Mrs.
F
W.
Allen
BO.
Onaertaktre
Pbons
1
Dentist.
Or.
J,
R.
O-isse.
Phone
ESS.
Skating
dallf.
Z
tO
4
and
8
to
10
tf
Tommy's
TM.
mt.
JPfcone
790
Zenith
tr
JBmhlBlg
hahitl
When
thinking
ToT
TaxL
phons
4,"
tf
R.
Puller
sailed
from
here
far
Vancouver
on
the
Venture
this
morning.
The
Royal
PurM
.
Bridge
and
Whist
ha
been
postponed
sjotll
a
later
date.
.The
t.
summ
toclely
will
hold
a
Scotch
dance
la
th
I.OJ3JC.
Mall.
Fri
Automatic
Orthgjjjionic
Victrola
$775'
ecords
Plays
twelve
records
without
attention.
Runs
itself
for
a
whole
hour.
No
operating
effort
on
your
part.
Just
listen.
w
'HEN
you
turn
on
the
current,
the
So
magniboeat
aa
uisiruiueat
demeads
aa
exterior
of
exceptional
beauty.
Victor
craftsmen
have
designed
a
(hstiaguisheo
cabinet
for
the
Automatic
Orthophomc
Vk-troia,
in
which
every
luxurious
touch
that
mgeaetty
can
devise
has
been
incorporsteo1.
The
price
of
the
automatic
Onltopbaaic
Vktrola
is
1775.
Other
models
of
the
Ortho-phonic
Victrola
Instrument!
are
obtainable
at
prices
ranging
from
S14O0
down
to
US.
Obuunabir
on
convenient
terms
from
"Hie.
Master's
Voice"
Dealers.
Demonstration
now
going
on.
If
your
dealer
hasn't
one
he
will
order
it
for
you.
9
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only
if
it
bears
the
dog
Trademark
DEMAND
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Brand"
pers
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MtBAKFAST
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Smoked
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50
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UmbrellaH
Subritandarda.
TheHa?
um-Lrellaa
have
very
slight
imperfections
in
the
covera,
Then,
Were
to
sell
at
$5
.515.
Owing
to
the
liK"t
defect
in
the
covers
wa
are
4
able
to
sell
for
j
.
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new
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new
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hemes
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houae
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aa
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