1928
mbcr
2,
TITE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIT
7
99
DINNER
GIVEN
LOANING
CASH
TOW.A.FOU
TO
NEW
YORK
Col.
Nicholts
Host
to
Group
of
Cnrtadian
Hanks
Place
Money
iM
,
Local
People
at
Commodore
There
dn
cull
Hecausc
it
Then
Last
Evening
a
Liquid
Atieet
tut.
Ootd
raarket
for
deal
Maw
JUS
room
i
Mr
hmuc
itiitlte
iweet
pea
design
''Htil
in
many
dsllcate
"
airtight
tea
cMy
uuiullv.
It
Is
peeked
mkI
the
famous
fraqrMiit
iilcnd.
The
uuily
U
i-R
YOUftS
NOWt
Sold
nt
nil
Grocery
Storm
attached
to
every
pacfpgr
t
'
IFS
Nickcreon,
whose
marriage
to
'
l.'ifmni,nnl
Roy
nwter
will
be
an
event
of
!
i
NICKEH53N
th
near
future-
The
tok
'place
at
the
home
of1
Mra.
A.
J.
I
.
.....
..LI.V
i"
I
Mies
Mar-
WUB
appropnai
fl'
teases
at
ImX
Klstbt
ely
decorated
for
the
occasion
'With
seasonal
adommenta
of
;
orange
and
black
"i-
and
Miss
A
huge
pumpkin,
filled
with
were
boatea-
bcaut.ful
gifta
was
brought
in
on
t
fi
rte'ightful
a
wheel
barrow
by
little
Master
f
Miaa
SUlla
Faddy
Phillipaon.
The
remain-
Jr
of
the
evening
waa
spent
in
Hallowe'en
games
which
were
pert
&
yen
.
jarn
;
td
t
m.
An
greatly
enjoyed
by
the
gueata.
Serving
of
delicious
refresh-inenta
brought
the
function
to
a
cioae.
MANAGING
EDITOR
tit
Ui
lAtfA
JOURNAL
YtSilEl)
'Itii
CITY
Impressed
with
the
immense
distances
aud
tk
tremeiwlous
ara
of
country
in
th
west
T.
G.
Low-rey,
managing
editor
of
tt
Ottawa
Journal,
accotnpar!d
Jy
Mra.
Cowrey
passed
thresh
here
yesterday,
going
south
on
the
steamer
last
night.
They
are
holiday
i
Jig
in
the
west
thia
year,
the
first
time
thia
haa
happened.
Jdr.
Iiwrcy
was
keenly
interested
in
the
problems
of
newspa-per
publuhing
here.
A
Beautiful
TEA
CADDY
Containing
1
lb.
net
MALKIN'S
BEST
TEA
tHI
W.
M.
MAUIN
ee..
UO.
VAUOeUYM.
-
ami
y
ds
Yowl
J
Last
evening
Lieut.
Colonel
J.
W.
Nicholls,
comptroller
of
ths
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Company
entertained
at
a
specially
prepared
fish
dinner
at
the
Commodore
Cafe
for
W.
A.
Found
ileputy
minister
of
fisheries,
who
was
making
an
official
visit
here,
and
who
went
south
later.
The
guests
present
were
Lieut.
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie,
D.
8.
0.,
George
Hushby,
II
N.
Brocklesby,
Norman
Freeman,
John
Dybhavn,
B.
J.
Mellish,
It.
M.
Winslow,
James
Lee,
Adam
Mackie,
H.
F.
Pullen,
John
Dafey,
C.
A.
Kirkendall,
W.
0.
Fulton,
V.
H.
Tobey
and
S,
E.
Parker.
After
dinner
Colonel
Nichplle
explained
that
the
object
of
tht
dinner
was
to
welcome
Mr.
Fount,
on
his
first
viait
following
hie
appointment
as
deputy
minister,
lie
waa
a
man
who
knew
the
fsh-eries
of
Canada
well
and
wab
eminently
qualified
for
the
position,
lie
offered
him
congratulations.
Step
in
Right
Direction
John
Dybhavn
aaiu
it
was
tei
yeara
since
the
Canadian
f
isheries
Association
first
pressed
for
a
change
in
the
depart
ineiu
ami
th
appointment
ol
air.
rouu;
at.
ueputy
minister
waa
tue
first
step
in
the
right
direction.
Mr.
rounu
haa
oeen
twenty
years
n.
the
service.
In
lull
he
wus
ap-pointed
auperintenoeni,
a
lev.
yeara
later
ne
became
directo.
ana
in
July
last
he
waa
elevate...
to
his
present
position.
Woik
they
had
uilterencea
of
opinion,
Mr.
Found
waa
a
man
with
wnoir.
mey
couia
always
get
a
goou
hearing
in
connection
with,
then
problems.
He
believed
the
administration
of
the
department
was
safe
in
hia
hands.
Mr.
rouna
spoae
:
the
goo
qualities
of
their
host
of
that
-veniug
and
mentioned
the
desirability
of
good
relations
bstweei.
(he
uepartnient
of
fiekeriee
uiu
those
engaged
in
the
industry
They
were
doing
what
they
believed
'
to
be
the
greatest
gotx
for
the
greatest
number.
The
vere
the,
servants
of
the
people.
He
spoke
of
the
courage
ol
Prince
Kupert
people
who
carriec
on
even
when
conditions
wert
sgainat
them.
He
hoped
that
ii.
future
they
would
improve.
He
spoke
appreciatively
of
the
work
being
done
by
the
fisheries
experimental
station
and
of
iti;
probable
extension.
Mr.
Finn
assured
him
that
the
germ
which
caused
discoloration
of
the
halibut
had
been
isolated,
which
was
the
first
step
toward
finding
a
remedy.
The
station
would
try
to
solve
local
problems,
and
would
constantly
be
reaching
out
for
now
thinps.
If
the
station
was
sufficiently
equipped
within
s
yr
or
two
it
should
be
able
to
do
good
work
in
co-operation
with
the
industry.
In
The
Letter
Box
UNITE
ON
NK'KEKSON
Skidegate.
Oct.
20,
1928.
Editor,
Dally
News:
The
Liberal
Association
is
holding
a
nominating
convention
for
ihe
Skeena
riding
in
Prince'
lluert
November
IS.
The
writer,
who
was
born
in
the
north
and
haa
lived
in
the
north
and
knows
most
of
the
Important
citixeus
of
the
north,
the
fishermen
and
lumber
workers,
would
like
to
suggest
that
on
that
occasion
all
loyal
supporters
of
the
Liberal
iwrty
for
once
forget
all
then-little
party
grievances
and
get
together
and
present
a
solid
front
by
nominating
George
W.
Nickerson
of
Prince
Rupert,
the
fisherman's
friend
to
represent
them
nt'trWlMAt'
fMteiHrfetton.
Tlwre-Ja-Jitaueatuin
.at-aH
about
Mr.
icWrWn
Vi
Bjttitjr
?to
carry
the
nu)ng"to
'victory
under
the
banner
of
the
Liberal
party.
E.
C.
STEVENS.
NI1KDS
WATCHING
4
Stdre
Uetsotive
I'm
auspicious
of
that
woman,
she
asema
furtive.
Floorwalker
WH,
gjesp
your
,.ye
on
the
furs
then.
At
the
Rotary
Club
luncheon
yesterday.
D.
C.
Peterson,
manager
of
the
Bunk
of
Montreal,
showed
how
the
charge
that
Canadian
funds
being
loaned
in
New
York
was
injuring
the
expansion
of
Canadian
industries
wa
un
founded.
It
was
true
that
money
was
loaned
there
on
call
but
that
vns
for
the
protection
of
Cana
dian
depositors,
who
were
the
irst
care
of
the
bank.
To
do
this
it
was
necessary
that
there
should
be
plenty
of
liquid
funds'
on
call
at
any
time.
New
York
was
the
market
where
call
'oana
could
be
placed
to
best
advantage.
Mr.
Peter3on
said
the
loans
were
made
only
to
firms
in
the
best
standing
and
against'
good
secur
ities
to
about
eighty
per
cent
of
their
value.
The
money
could
be
brought
in
immediately
as
was
done
at
the
time
of
the
financial
panics.
"Why
is
not
this
money
loaned
in
Canada,"
inquired
the
shaker.
It
is
because
there
is
no
market
there.
While
at
Montreal
and
Toronto
loans
are
made
they
are
'"ally
for
longer
terms
and
the
money
is
not
as
easily
available
s
iii
at
Nw
York.
FANCY
DRESS
PARTY
GIVEN
Double
Event
at
Port
CizmentK
at
Which
Tcnaia
Cap
is
Presented
PORT
CLEMENTS,
No.
2-
Lset
Friday
evening
s
very
enjoyable
Children's
Hallowe'en
Fancy
Dress
party
waa
given
in
HastieV
hall
by
the
newly
organized
Com
munity
Club..
The
costumes
of
the
children
were
all
"'very
ooi.
ar.d
the
evening
was
spent
in
play
rag
games,
.after
whkk
suitable
refreshment
were
served.
The
following
evening.
the
adulti'
Masquerade
Dance
wa.-held,
and
it
was
very
w
all
attend
ed,
visitors
eoming
in
from
Buck-
lev
Bay.
Massett
and
Mayer
Lake.
The
following
were
prise
winners.
Best
dressed
lady
Mrs.
O.
L
Dunlop
as
Aurora
Borealis.
Best
dressed
gent
E.
H.
Craw
ford
as
Hindu
Prince.
Ladies
original
costume
Mrs..
H.
Hampton
as
a
fruit
Basket
Gents
original
costume
Joht.
Williams,
Order
of
the
Bath.
Ladies
Comic
costume
Mra.
G.
Ciccone,
witch.
Gents'
eomic
costume
N.
L.
Jones,
Tramp.
The
hail
was
prettily
decorated
in
orange
and
black
and
the
music
waa
supplied
by
the
new
Orthophonic
Gramophone
was
splendid.
During
the
evening
a
presenta
tion
of
two
stiver
cups
to
the
winners
of
the
mixed
double
tennr
tnurnanen-.
Mra.
C,
B.
8r
iff
lev
and
Charles
Miaaker,
was
made
by
A.
R.
Mallorjr.
MRS.
HfHJTHAJI
DIOB
HAMTLTOM,
Nov.
2.
Mrs
Southern.
wfe
of
William
Southern,
president
of
the
Hamilton
Spectator
and
of
Southern
Limited,
dieii
todny
THE
KINO
OF
HELP
MANY
MEN
NEED
A
Wsakh
of
Health
in
"FRUIT-A-TIVES"
Wherever
you
go
in
(
aimda.
you
will
find
mnuy
m
a
wl.o
owe
thsir
good
health
to
"Fiuit--tiv.j,"
the
isarval
awtlicinc.
made
from
tieasratassd
Joua
wit
juiis
c
:nbmcd
with
las
finest
and
start
uiulic
mnliolaal
ingredients.
Mow.
f
th
.
m
ii
have
been
raunved
f
aYttdful
Kidney
Xrsubta
or
Rheumatimi
Other
.ottlefed
for
years
with
L
srkaohc
ikme
were
laifserabkt
wi'h
Imln'iiinn.
Other
arare
wuak
aoU
run-it-un
fcaeaafts
f
Headaches,
unstruiuc
.Wrves
and
Bilious
Attaeks.
Huiidn
d
and
hundred
Of
these
own
had
tried
leaHdy
after
lesaedy
without
relief,
aai
then
"FVuiUt-tivw"
broiiaht
liaslth,
brought
geaee
of
mind,
brkiajht
the
radTny
A
living
into
(
-r
lifE.
Ho
''Fralttivea''
will
help
jm
Oat
a
box
to-ritv
-2Be.
ana
Wu.
d.
,v,.....:v.v.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
November
1
(Prince
Uunert)
A.
Field
and
W.
H.
Mac
Beth,
Vancouver;
K.
Carr
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
L.
Hall.
Smithera;
John
B.
Adams
and
J.
Foreman,
Seattle:
A.
8.
Tyrer.
Victoria;
'John
Anderson'
and
Hugh
Carey.
Alice
Arm.
and
George
A
Cameron,
Stewart
Centra!)
A.
Dancy,
city;
F.
M.
Mayer
and
Robert
LeMaltre,
C.N.R.;
T.
A
Nice,
Vancouver;
Fred
Espley
and
P.
Eapley,
Edmonton;
D.
A.
McDonald,
Edmonton,
and
R.
Staples.
Prince
Rupert.
(ltoyal)
E.
V.
Glass
and
H.
Howard,
.
N.
II,
and
A.
Rosen,
8mithera
1
.(Savoy)
!
D
Krtatmaneon,
Oaland,
and
J.
;
11.
Wilier,
city.
SATURDAY
AT
THE
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
BIGGER
VARIETY
&
BETTER
VALUES
STAPLE
DEPT.
40
inch
and
42
inch
Circular
Pillow
Cotton,
linen
finish,
absolutely
pure,
3
yds
for
$1.01)
74
inch
and
84
inch
unbleached
Sheeting,
extra
heavy
quality.
2
yards
for
$1.00
Bleached
Sheets,
ready
for
use.
Size
72
inches
and
00
inches,
fine
close
even
weave,
each
l.0t
Hemmed
Pillow
Cases
ready
for
use,
full
size
of
good
medium
weight,
4
for
$1.00
Genuine
Irish
L-nen
Towelling,
a
very
special
quality
at
A
yards
for
$1.00
Bleached
Sheeting,
this
is
a
wonderful
'
quality
at
the
price.
72
inches
and
80
inches
wide.
2
yards
for
$1.00
22
inch
Blue
and
Red
Check
Towelling,
all
pure
linen
and
a
very
good
weight,
S
yards
for
11.00
54
inch
by
54
inch
Irish
Dsmask
Clothe,
Hemmed
ready
for
use.
Each
$1.00
36
inch
Stripe
Flannelette,
a
good
heavy
quality,
wash
and
wear
well.
5
yards
$J.(H)
English
Double
Warp
Stripe
Pyjama
cloth
in
three
good
designs.
Regular
value
45c
yard.
Extra
Special,
4
yards
for
$L0U
Sateens
in
30
shadea.
Thia
is
a
very
social
quality
20
inches
wide,
4
yds
for
$1.00
Typed
Tea
or
Glass
Towels,
pure
linen,
hemmed,
ready
for
use.
4
for
$1.00
Irish
Damask
Napkins,
size
18x18
inches.
Hemmed,
assorted
designs,
double
Damask.
4
for
$1.04)
English
Turkish
Towels,
fast
colors.
Large
size,
splendid
wearing
quality,
3
for
$1.00
26
pair
pure
weolChwrM&lankets,
full
double
bed
size,
pair
$7.50
DRAPERY
FABRICS
Scot.'h
Madras
Curtain
fabric,
scalloped
edge,
excellent
quality.
4
yardd
for
.
$t,00
Heavy
Scotch
Bungalow
Net,
40
inches
wide,
Ivory
shads,
3
yards
for
$1.00
Scotch
Mdra
Curtain
fabric,
very
fine
qua'ity,
50
inches
wide,
splendid
value
2
yards
for
$1.00
:b
inch
Bilk
Radium
for
curtain
and
?ide
drapes,
fast
colors
in
Gold,
Oreen
and
Mulberry
shades,
3
yards
for
$4.00
36
in.
Cretonnes
in
6
well
chosen
designs,
a
good
heavy
cloth,
fast
colors,
4
yards
for
$1.00
KfrrnTNfl
wools
4
n'y
pure
wool
Scotch
fingering
yam-
in
10
sha
les
12
oss.
for
$1.00
4
ply
wool
Sweater
yarn,
beautiful
soft
even
thread
in
15
shades,
6
nz.
balls
for
$1.N
HOSIERY
AND
UNDERWEAR
Turnbull's
winter
weight
vests.
Tailored
and
opera,
top
styles,
2
for
$1.00
Turnbull's
Knit
Silk
Bloomers.
Double
Crotch,
non
rip
seams
in
standard
large,
extra
large
and
outsize.
Special
pair
$1.00
Penman'a
Heavy
Knit
pure
wool
children's
Stockings
in
Black,
Fawn
and
Brown.
Sizes
to
7
1-2.
Two
pair
for
$1.00
Penman's
Pure
Wool
Cashmere
Hose
for
children.
Sizes
to
6
1-2
in
Black,
Brown
and
sand.
2
pair
for
$1.00
Harvey
Pure
Thread
Silk
Hose,
in
Chiffon
and
service
weight.
A
good
variety
of
shades
Some
pointed
heel
styles,
pair
....
$1.00
Penman's
full
fashioned
Silk
and
Wool
Hose.
Assorted
shades,
pair
$1.00
Jason
Socks"
for
children,
pure
-
wool
Cashmere
Socks,
made
in
England
in
shades
of
Blue,
Pastel
and
Pink.
Sizes
4,
5,
6
3
pair
for
$1.00
Children's
Navy
Bloomers,
fleece
lined
extra
good
quality.
Sizes
C,
8,
102
pair
for
$1.00
DRESS
GOODS
AND
SILKS
A
group
of
Silk
and
fine
dress
fabrics.
20
pieces
to
choose
from,
fine
French
wool.
Delaines,
Georgettes,
Morocains,
etc.
yard
.,
$1.00
54
inch
Irish
Serge
in
navy
only,
absolutely
pure
wool.
Indigo
Dye
yard
.
.v..
$1.00
MEN'S
DEPT.
Men's
Dark
Drey
Cotton
Flannel
work
Shirts,.
good
large
Shirts,
well
made,,
full
cut.
All
sizes,
each
$1.00
Boys'
Khaki
and
Grey
-flannel
shirts,
well
made.
Sites
12
12,
18.
14,
each
....
$1.00
Penman's
Pure
Wool
Knit
Socks,
assorted
shades,
all
sizes.
Special
value,
2
pair
for
.'
$1.00
Men's
Dress
Shirts,
all
sizes
and
all
good
patterns,
Forsythe,
Tooke
and
Arrow
makes.
Reg.
values
to
$3.50.
Each
$1.00
Boys'
Sweaters,
Pure
Wool.
Sizes
24,
26.
28,
30,
in
dark
dors
and
Heather
mixtures,
each
$1.00
MEN'S
UNDEAR
SPECIAL
Watson's
winter
weight
Shirts
and
Drawers,
well
finished
garments.
Watson'.
are
one
of
the
best
makers
in
Canada
of
men's
under
garments.
On
Saturday
we
are
selling
this
line
in
all
sizes:
8hirts
$1.00
Drawees
$1.00
Fras
er
Sl
Payne
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
THE
DAINTIEST
BUKAKr
AST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Kupert.
I1.C