Unitary
31,
1928
THE
ACM'PS
I
wnuiriL
I
V
Annual
lit
re
lire
some
real
xpecials
for
the
Hoy.
Thexe
will
be
'he
last
Temptation
Sale
Specialx
for
boyn
before
(stocktaking.
HOOTS
FOR
HOYS
i
lUtl
Stitch
Boot.
A
real
wearinK
boot
for
thin
time
ir.
Will
give
good
service.
Sizes
from
1
to
5.
AC
Sale
Price
QQVO
-
,
II
to
13
Temptation
Sale
Price
$ttA"
SWEATERS
FOR
HOYS
I
y
Sweaters
made
by
the
St.
Margaret's
people
of
.
worsted
in
brown,
gruy,
nay
and
fawn.
Polo
col-
i
ics
from
22
to
:J2.
i
hi
Sale
Price
1.95
STOCKINGS
FOR
HOYS
l
famous
St.
Margaret'H
llraiid
pure
wool
S
'nuking
for
;
iih
the
well-known
double
knee
and
diamond
knee
for
i
u
.ir.
All
Sites.
Qf
..nun
Sale
Price
Wl
VAlS
FOR
HOYS
I
';
is
one
lot
of
Cap,
the
famous
Wolfe
make.
They
n
pure
wool
tweeda
with
unbreakable
peak.
All
.;..n
Sale
Price
PANTS
FOR
HOYS
l'ant.4,
in
fancy
pattern,
made
of
.strong
wearing
A
few
odd
ize
left.
Regular
$1.95
value,
ffii
OCT
Sale
Price
X&0
Acme
::
Importers
it
1).
Order
Strictly
Cswh
No
Charge
Accounts
Mail
Order
Forwarded
Express
Prepaid
Now
Health
Is
Often
Only
Hie
End
of
a
Telephone
Wire
:i
ne
you
love
lie."
sick,
the
doctor
ha?
called
and
has
I
medicine
wants
it
right
away.
He
phones
82
or
200.
riences
in
the
past
have
taught
him
that
Ormes
will
;
prescription
as
he
wants
it
to
be
filled
(from
full
-
ii
drug:'
of
highest
quality
I
and
that
the
dispensing
will
urate
and
the
delivery
sjieedy.
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YOUR
PRESCRIITIONS
TO
PRINCE
Rl'PKRTS
PIONEER
DRIK.OISTS
ORMES
rates
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Pirtnr.cr
Drttaoisls
a
THIRD
AVE.
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ST.
'TELEPHONES
8?o200
JANUARY
Clearance
SALE
Special
Bargain
Tables
25c
50c
95c
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AT
COST
PRICE
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renins
In
all
Lines
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
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3rd
Ave.
and
J'uUon
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
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SlfMt
and
sr.1
Avenue.
Prlnre
Uiipert.
lie.
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
Local
and
Personal
BU
OBdertakers.
Phona
u.
Dentist.
Dr.
J,
R.
Oosse.
PnonB8
Skating
dallv,
3
to
4
and
8
to
it),
t!
III.
caf..w
mm
w
u
Oet
the
Big
4
babll'
Whtn
tbtntins
of
'Tait.
phone
4
t:
Qow
Bay
Lunch
reopen
under
new
management.
February
6.
9
Thl
afternoon'
train,
due
Irorn
tin-East
at
8
.30.
1
reported
to
be
on
ciii.c
Basketball
-tonight,
Exhibition
Hall
a'
7.30.
Kinoollth
v.
Prince
Rupert,
oik
and
25c.
Special
meeting
of
Carpenter
Onloi.
Wednesday.
February
1.
All
mcmbera
requested
to
atund.
Pannenxern
salllnn
tonight
on
the
Camoaun
for
Vancouver
will
Include
O
Ericksen
and
T
J.
Leonard.
Girl-
Drill
Team
dance.
Friday.
February
3.
Refreshment
and
snapp)
.iiuslc.
Oet
your
ticket
now.
Special
general
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
Wednesday,
February
1.
at
8
p.m.
All
member
pleas
attend
St.
Joseph'
Academy
Kindergarten
will
commence
second
term
February
1.
Children
from
S
to
8
will
be
received
during
the
week.
T.ie
Ladle'
Aid
to
St.
PMU's
Luth
eran
Church
Is
meeting
thle
afternoon,
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
P.
W.
Hart,
344
Sixth
Avenue
West.
'
Mooae
Members
I
Installation
of
of-
intra.
Wednesday.
February
1.
Women
of
Moose
heart
Legion
and
friend
art
invited
to
come
after
t
o'clock,
after.
Social
Col.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
NlehoHs
and
faiul!)
will
sail
Friday
morning
on
the
Prince
Rupert
far
Vancouver
whence
they
will
proceed
on
a
trip
to
Kngtand
They,
will
be
absent
from
the
city
for
several
months
A.
V.
Oreen.
brother
of
Mm.
Hubert
Ward.
Atlln
Avenue.
Westview.
who
hai
been
relieving
a
chief
engineer
on
the
forestry
boat
Lillian
D.
for
the
past
saonTh,
will
return
on
the
Camosun
(night
to
tola
home
in
Vancouver.
Durlni
the
nasst
-twentv-lour
houi4
Jftf
tj.aaikiad
of
gam
fcttved
nani
opim.vmt
torn
itVr'
prf
V
fUUway
oQm
Uts
mora
log
reported
ass
car
on
the
division
west
of
Jaaptr
Park
bound
besv.
Pawenger
selling
last
night
on
tl
Prince
John
for
Quern
Charlotte
Is-:.ir.d
point
included
W
Woods
fo:
3sndiplt:
H
A.
Wallace
for
8kld.:t:.
A.
Rcbenaon
for
Msssett;
W.
M.
John-
ton
for
Queen
Charlotte
City,
and
A
P.
Al!loi:
and
C.
8.
McOoffla
for
Buckle)
Bay.
The
girl
of
the
Lutheran
Church
met
Monday
night
at
the
home
ol
Re?,
and
Mr.
John
Hanson
and
organized
-he
"Ruy
Bee
'
They
will
meet
again
two
week'
hence
nt
the
home
of
Mrs.
H
Dahl.
Fourth
Are.
I.,
when
offl-et-wlll
be
elected
and
the
organlzatlor.
completed.
FIRESIDE
CLUB
HAD
DEBATE
LAST
NIGHT
At
the
meeting
of
the
Fireside
Club
last
night,
held
In
the
BmpUit
Church.
a
debate
and
social
evening
waa
enjoyed
by
those
present.
The
subject
of
the
de
bate
was
"Resolved
that
Prince
Rupert
will
become
the
Prince
of
Pacific
Porta."
The
arguments
advanced
by
both
side
were
keenly
enjoyed
by
thw
present,
the
negative
side
with
forcible
argument.
Hid
clear
presentation
of
fa-tf.
out
classed
Its
opponents.
and
was
.larded
the
decision
cf
the
Judges.
After
the
debate
s
social
evening
was
b
id
and
with
the
serving
of
refreshment
brought
the
evening
to
a
close.
Those
taking
pari
In
the
debate
were:
Negative
-
Mist
W.
Miuisnllem.
and
V.
Houston
Affirmative
Mrs.
Northover
and
C
Ollker.
Rev.
W
P.
Price
was
chairman
IIOTKL
AKKIY.U.H.
Havii)
t
B
Flewln
and
O.
K
Brown,
Victory
CoVe:
John
Lynghea
Oeoructown;
W
P
Flewln
and
P.
Brentacn.
Port
Simpson.
Criitrnl
M.
B.
Bui'kr.
city
4
A
NNOl'NCKAl
FNTS
.
.
e
e
t
.
Prim
Rupert
airls'
Drill
Teasn
deuce
February
8.
K.
Of
C.
WilUt
Drive
Wednedsf.
February
8.
Women
ol
Mooseheart
Viilentlne'N
Whls;
Drive
Frhruaiy
It
Dance,
Legion
St.
and
Dance.
VYT
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1GE
jnit'EE
SALT
RHEUIW
All
Over
Her
Hands
and
Between
Fingers
Mr.
Walter
Misner,
MMville
Branch,
N.8.,
write;
"I
bad
salt
rheum
all
over
my
hands,
and
especially
between
my
fingers.
It
was
tnpnfaihle
for
me
to
put
them
in
water,
or
do
my
house
work.
'
djA
,
"Jilttfifpag
melh
up
aalrrii,
which
didcrow'tiO
gooil,
i
h'-arrf
(
xeing
so
'
.vouderiuli
a:,
i
after
taking
:wo
bottles
I
am
entirely
relieved
of
ny
trouble."
Manufactured
only
by
The
T.
Milburn
Jo.,
limited,
Toronto,
Out
TO
PRESERVE
ANCIENT
ARTS
Afred
Habitant
Woman
Instruct-in;
Montreal
Nuns
in
Secrets
of
Weaving
MCrnMLAL.
Jan.
HI
By
Canadian
riojs)
flstlTci
arte
c.id
handicraft
are
ill
too'
few
In
Canada
lor
a
Wngle
one
-o
be
allowed
to
pass
oui
of
existence
wlthcut
protest.
The
honor
xf
pre-ervlng
far
poeterttf
the
century-old
rt
of
weaving
tbs
colorful
"oetnture
leches."
or
arrow
slgfrla.
netonga
to
K
i.
Maaslcotte.
pWsSawlit
of
the
Province
if
Quebec
Folklore
aociety.
who
brought
'me
of
It
laat
autwlviiig
votaries,
an
iged
hobttant
womaa.
to
Montreal
thai
be
might
Instruct
nuns
at
the
Mother
House
of
the
Meters
of
Providence
WatehJnt
bar
skilful,
lingers.
I
wo
of
th
tuna
nave
learned
Vlie
secrete
of
the
oelnture
fleehea."
eac;eu
ol
which
the;
will
In
turn
pass
otCc
habitants
wlvef
:n
far-away
back-woods
settleanent
o:
Quebec,
so
that
a
dUtt
born
la
Canada
nay
flourish
In
futajre
years.
The
arrow
scatf
:
;et!glnally
populai
mong
the
Indiana
Jkiid
of
recent
yean
highly
p
riled"
by
devotees
of-
wlntei
sports
who
cWld
aiJu
to
pay
1U
stlfl
price.
Is
piwlticedr
nla-wlde
variety
o:
designs,
all
baaed
on
the
barbaric
ar
ownead
lu
color
tbeme
I
rich,
almost
sombre,
newer
suproachtnaj
on
tht
gandy.
In
a
typsoal
Krf
passjtsiirt
b)
Mr.
Mastcotte
mahJBsiuy
of
afitU
red
ild
blue,
rich
Jattow,ialBk
.
uv
rraetr-
wad
Mii
IKre.
aWiJetlcslly
iended.
T
'jT'.k?
It
is
woven
afiAKoi.-SaUlreir
.by
hsnJ
lu
dlinensloris
Jsarf.'fXCOTdIng
to
the
taste
o'
the
cuk0eaefabutta
usttal
suw
s
seven
mebes
lu
wlsa.
by
incite
n
lemtth.
to
wbich
nmet
be
added
the
yard
of
fringe
It
lcrf
decorates
eltbe.
Ud
;
,
.
PAY
WOMEN
WELL
AS
MEN
That
in
Proposal
Made
In
Ham
ilton
but
Service
Expected
In
Return
HAMILTON.
Ont..
Jan.
81
"I
think
.he
time
has
come
when
we
should
consider
raising
the
maximum
salines
of
.hn
of
our
women
teachers,
to
brlnr
them
to
a
level
with
the
men's
maxl-nium,"
sa'd
Truste-e
U.
W.
Ballard,
the
-.ew
chairman
of
the
Board
of
education
v.
the
inaugural
meeting.
"Hitherto
I
have
been
eonrervatue
upon
that,
but
I
have
come
to
feel
that
we
should
pay
for
what
we
get.
Women
teachers
do
a
jood
work
as
the
men.
the
principals
"But
the
teachers
ban
reciprocal
obligation.
Some
of
them.
I
regret
to
say.
tall
down
in
their
conduct
in
the
-!
room.
The'c
are
very
much
in
lie
mhniity,
but
teaobara
who
air
sclnvenly,
who
do
not
know,
or
do
not
vmpl?y
If
they
know,
the
English
lan
guage.
who
have
no
control
of
their
temper,
who
use
sarcasm
aa
a
weapon
ihould
net
be
In
oar
schools.
Unless
the
teachers'
rec
!ii'
their
duties,
the
public
will
nt
reatxvt
them,
and
will
not
a
Tree
to
increa
:!
emolument
for
them."
ST.
AiREW'S
BOWLING
Teams
of
(leorge
Hcett
awl
(leorge
AIiImiU
Winner
In
jm.
Kt
mi
I
tig's
KiMiMinleri
In
the
'at.
AnU.ew't
Society
home-aud-home
carpet
buwllng
to
urn
amen
i
last
night,
rinks
of
deorge
Scott
and
Oeorge
Abbott
won
respseUvety
over
those
skipped
by
Neil
McDonald
and
Bobtrt
Oavle.
On
Thursday
nlglit
gamst
will
be
as
follow.
Tom
B-u'
ruik
v.
Jack
Wauion'a;
Alex
McLeod1
vs.
Sack
Frew's
ELKS'
WHIST'
i
iboirs!
i
;
if.n
.Mr.
J.
K.
Jk.
Mr.
It.
It.
Hllwn
unit
l.
II.
McDonald
Winner
Ijt
M
R
III
In
the
weekly
wiii.-t
tournament
of
the
Elks'
Lodur
last
nlaht.
nrlax
vra
won
by
Mrs.
J
P
Ju
k
and
Mrs.
B.
R.
-
Wilson,
who
divided
ladles'
honors
with
Catholic
Women's
League
sprliu
sale
scores
of
303.
the
men's
prise
going
to
I
.nk
April
I'J.
'
Fire
Chief
D
H
M,
Outlaid,
whose
score
-
--
h
aoa
There
i-
i
K'HKl
turnout
.it
i.iu.cKt
Apul
21).
i
'In
.irn.mirii'
.
PANTOMIMES
STILL
POPULARIN
ENGLAND
.More
Than
KM
(
The
Plays
Presented
During
(he
Past
Keason
LONDON,
Jan.
81.
There
were
more
than
100
pantomlnes
performed
In
Oreat
Britain
during
the
recent
holiday
rtfWpBti
Tbat,(hoa
how:,4tfpngly
this
Irm
iif,,sBt.rtJttierit
t
enieiicbtd
to
tiut
iKipular
mliid.
Its
root
go
back
vary
far.
aad.
probably
few
people
tak-inK
part
In
the
rollicking
shows
at
the
Christmas
season
realize
that
they
are
uls'inctlve
survivals
of
an
old
Soman
least
Th
Ik
was
the
feaat
of
Saturn,
held
unnually
on
December
13.
It
was
one
.:na'
day
in
the
year
when
the
alaves
jf
these
time
were
allowed
their
liberty,
a
privilege
which
permitted
then,
to
buffet
their
masters
and
rulers
with
almost
as
much
abandon
as
the
funny
men
on
the
pantomime
stage
bullet
each
other
today.
There
are
scores
of
different
pantomimes,
but
none,
probably.
I
so
popu
lar
cr
so
Well
known
as
"Cinderella."
It
Is
stated
that
there
are
something
like
400
versions
of
this
favorite
story.
and
the
children
are
familiar
with
It.
in
some
form
or
other,
in
almost
every
part
o!
the
world.
The
Rumanians
know
the-
little
Clr.der-ilrl
is
the
Kmperor's
daughter
In
a
Pigsty;''
In
Scandinavia
she
is
called
the
"Cinder
Brat."
whilst
the
Russians
have
preferred
to
Immortalize
her
as
"Mary'
with
Smuts
on
her
nose."
The
"Babes
in
the
Wood"
first
made
Its
appearance
In
London
some
S00
years
ago
and
It
seems
to
be
of
Italian
origin:
but
the
life
of
this
popular
pantomime
Is
nothing
compared
with
"Red
Riding
Hood."
for
this
old
story
can
be
traced
back
to
the
days
of
Nero
some
2.000
years
ago.
'Puss
In
Boots."
was
written
by
a
person
named
Btraparola.
and
first
appeared
in
an
old
volume
of
tales
dated
1854.
"The
Sleeping
Beauty"
halls
from
Bagdad,
and
was
first
introduced
Into
this
country
by
Charles
Persult.
that
accomplished
author
of
the
17th
cen-!
fury:
"Jsck
the
Otant
Killer"
and
Bluebeard."
both
came
to
us
from
France.
But
the
psntomlne
which
must
certainly
tske
pride
of
place
in
the
hearts
f
all
Englishmen
Is
the
All-British
production
"Dick
Whlttlngton."
Everybody
knows
that
this
story
Is
based
on
a
certain
amount
of
fact,
but
Kngllsh
people
are
proud
also
to
think
that
th
memory
of
this
great
man
lingers,
not
only
In
tht
pantomime
which
ha
followed
him.
but
also
in
hi
NewgaU
Prtnon
reform
and
In
the
hospital
which
be
caused
to
be
erected
st
A
meeting
of
lacal
shareholders
of
the
Alert
Oil
Co.
(Turner
Valley)
was
called
In
the
Palmer
House
laat
even
lng
lor
the
purpose
of
ascertaining
how
many
of
them
there
are
In
this
city.
SYNOPSIS
OF
uNLUCTIENDW
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unrewerved.
urvsyed
''rown
land
may
be
are-ma44
by
iiiitlah
subjects
over
18
years
ef
age,
md
by
aliens
nn
d-c
taring
Intsatlea
u
become
British
subjects,
oendl-innal
uiion
rsaidssMo,
oeajpatlea,
nil
tin
pro
v
meat
far
as-rleultural
urixMes
ruli
Information
concern
In
rau
Hons
rssrardtng
ejre-emptloas
Is
Kb
en
in
Bulletin
No.
1.
'Land
Series,
'How
to
Pre-empt
lAaoV
eopl.ee
of
vihlch
can
b
obtained
free
ef
chart
ty
addreeslng
the
DparUaet
of
uaail.
Victoria.
B.C
or
to
any
Oov-rnmat
Agsat
Records
will
b
crmntei
eovtrtng'
only
land
suitable
for
aairleultural
wUriHiees
and
which
la
not
tlmhsr-land.
I.e.
carrying
over
8.804
board
feet
bar
acre
west
of
the
Coast
Rangs
and
1.000
feci
per
acre
east
of
that
liana
Applications
for
prs-smpUens
s
to
be
addressed
to
the
Land
Com
missioner
of
ths
Land
nsoordlag
Division.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
ta
altuutsd.
and
ar
mads
on
printed
forme,
copies
of
which
oan
bs
obtained
from
th
Land
Commissioner.
rr-miilons
must
be
ooeupUd
fer
flv
ysars
and
tmprevsments
mads
to
value
of
110
per
aere.
Including
eleaiinc
and
cultivating
at
least
fir
acre,
befor
a
Crown
Oram
can
be
revelved
For
more
detail
information
se
the
Bulletin
"How
to
Prs-empl
Land."
PURCHASE
Application
are
received
for
pur-chase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmberlsnd.
fr
agrieullural
purposes
i
minimum
price
for
first-class
(arabls)
land
I
II
per
acra,
and
second-class
igraa-
,
lng)
land
tl.lo
per
acre.
Further
la-formation
regarding
purchase
or
leass
j
of
Crown
lands
Is
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10.
Land
Rerles,
"Purchase
and
i
Lea
ot
Crown
Land."
I
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
tit
os
I
timber
land,
not
exceeding
v
acres,
may
be
purchaa4
or
laJ.
th
eon-dttlon
Including
payment
of
itumpag.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unaurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
It
acres,
may
b
Isased
as
homesttsa,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
ereoted
In
the
first
ysar.
tills
bslng
obtalnabl
after
rldne
and
lm
provsmsnt
'Conditions
ar
fulfilled
am!yan$,hes,bvn
surveyed
LEASES
.
i,
,rpr,
erasing
n4
Industrial:
par-poses
areas
net
exceeding
IW
acree
may
be
led
by
on
proa
or
a
comrany
qra2i(Q
Undr
th
Orating
Act
lb
Province
I
divided
Into
grating
districts
and
ths
rangs
admlnUtered
undr
a
Orating
Cummlslonr
Annual
grailnti
ptrmlts
ars
lsued
based
oa
numbers
rangfl.
priority
bing
glvta
to
establlahe1
owner
Slock-ownsre
may
form
ci".:n
for
range
management
Frs
or
par1!
tree,
permits
axe
available
tor
eetUers.
an
par
and
UavsUiira,
te
Ut
-ti'vi
-a
'
-a
fi
amass
imiiitiiiim,nt4
LI
17
IE
12
r
lio
tepirateii
Odour
readily
avoided
What
quality
can
match
the
beauty
of
a
lovely
skin
?
And
what
social
error
can
so
readily
embarrass
.its
possessor,
as
that
subtle
offence
perspiration
odour
?
Of
course,
every
one
perspires.
In
this
way
nature
rids
the
human
system
of
one
to
two
pints
of
moisture
every
day.
But
this
perspiration,
so
necessary
healthful,
need
not
be
offensive.
Health
Soap
Purifies
and
Protects
Levet
Brother
Limited
Toronto
and
so
Why
not
be
sure
of
absolute
personal
daintiness?
All
you
need
to
do
is
use
Lifebuoy
for
face,
hands
and
bath
and
perspiration
odour
will
vanish.
Lifebuoy,
besides
being
a
delightfdl,
all-sufficient
toilet
soap,
possesses
jgiiimum
rrrrtvrrv
To
Keep
Well
Drink
plenty
of
water,
perspire
freely,
bathe
often
with
Lifebuoy
Soap.
3
mild
but
effective
antiseptic
qualities
which
clear
away
clogged
pores,
purify
them,
and
make
perspiration
odourless.
And
there
is
no
price
penalty,
because.
Lifebuoy
costs
no
more
than
toilet
soap
that
is
just
"soap."
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