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March
5.
1928
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SI
Oeorn
I.
Keltb
at
Terrace
la
a
visitor
In
the
elty.
harlinf
arrived
from
the
interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train.
Oeorge
Keep
of
the
Investigation
department
ul
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
arrived
in
the
city
from
Prince
George
on
ymterday
afternoon's
train.
F
H
CleuclemUng.
local
representative
ol
the
Empire
Shipping
Co..
returned
Ui
the
city
on
ihe
Camosun
last
night
from
u
buntue
trip
to
Vancouver.
A.
H.
Phillips.
Eighth
Avenue
Weal
grocer,
return
to
the
city
on
the
Camoaun
last
night
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and
other
points
In
the
south.
B.
C
Thornton,
who
has
been
on
an
extended
holiday
trip
sottth
In
the
ootirae
of
which
he
went
as
far
as
California,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
OamoAun
last
night.
L
Jctsen.
British
Columbia
manager
of
Boyle
Bros.,
well
known
diamond
drilling
concern,
was
a
passenger
on
the
Camoaun
last
night
going
through
frem
Vancouver
to
Stewart.
John
McRar
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
after
having
spent
a
couple
of
weeks
at
Smi
there
and
other
points
in
the
interior
recuperating
from
a
recent
illness.
Jimmy
McDonald
well
known
Van
liver
bjer.
who
Is
to
engage
IP
a
ten
round
bout
here
shortly
with
Diov
Ourvteh.
local
comer,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Camoaun
last
night
and
will
Immediately
go
into
training
here.
James
C
McJUe.
pioneer
business
man
uf
the
city,
was
taken
frcm
th
Inlander
Boarding
Bouse
to
the
Prinw
Buiert
General
Hospital
Saturday
nigh'.,
suffering
frcm
a
alight
stroke.
His
condition
was
aubasqusn'-l)
reported
to
be
favorable.
Frank
Waterhouse
freighter
Robert
B.
Harriet
arrived
In
port
at
4
SO
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
with
a
general
cargo
Including
tarvla.
sail
and
lumber.
The
vessel
will
load
out
Terrace
cotton
wocd
log
train
the
dr
deck
for
delivery
to
the
taunluntc
Materials
veneer
mil!
at
New
Westminster.
H.
A.
Heywuod,
well
known
Portia:-.
Canal
mining
operator,
who
has
bee:.
successful
recently
in
Interesting
out
side
capital
extensively
in
certain
well
known
Stewart
properties,
was
a
pas
senger
on
the
Camoaun
last
night
go
ing
north
following
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Victoria
and
other
points
In
the
south
air.
Heywood
was
accompanied
by
his
son.
With
a
heavy
passenger
Hit
and
freight
cargo
Union
steamer
Camoaun
Capt
James
Plndlay.
arrlvt-d
in
part
at
6:15
last
night
from
Vancouver
and
ay
points,
sailing
at
10
tor
Art
via
Stewart
and
other
northern
ports
of
rail
Passengers
on
the
Camruuu
Included
A.
R
Phillips.
B
C.
Thomson.
J:imea
MoOcnald.
C.
D
Oalner
J.
lac-Ooii:ild.
J.
Pelher.
P.
H.
Cleudemilng.
O
H
HaniMton
Oeoiye
O.
Buaiiuy.
A.
Kraion.
J
N
McPhee.
8.
Long.
Mrs
Bli!onet!e
and
W
D
Vance
for
Prince
Ruprtt.
L
.lessen.
E
Llnlhe,
H
A
Hevn
rt
and
son.
J
Kennedy.
D
A
Stee
r
K.
At
yoama.
W.
McOraw
aud
P.
Taylor
for
Stewart:
J
M
Morrlaon
and
Mm
Camming
for
Alice
Arm:
T.
X5.h
I
.c1.,
ai
d
Y
Kaln.
for
Mill
Bay.
K
Nllu
for
Wali
lalautl
M!hs
Huker
for
Pi-vi
Slmpon.
and
F.
T
SliiKlcton
for
,
night
Ainvx
Th
ITNKlta
NOTM'B
lunrrul
of
the
late
Mrs.
Sim
v
il!
lie
held
Ironi
the
:arlorB
of
the
BjC.
iteitj
t'litlert
:ikers
tomorrow
afternoon
at
U.30
I
nothi:.
Al
prr.-in
fving
Information
mt
to
the
ii
r
rest
of
the
person
guilty
of
ateslli'x
etKhteen
rose
bushes
from
the
Court
House
garden
early
this
morning,
will
be
suitably
rewarded.
OOVBRNMKNT
AQBMT.
4
ANNOl'NVEMENTS
"Aunt
Suaans
Vlalt"
at
United
Church.
March
B
and
0.
I
I
Anglican
Cathedral
Tea
March
IT.
81
Patrick
i-orcerl.
Monday.
March
19.
WenUlohnr
Theatre
1
I
United
Church
KufiUr
Bale
of
Work.
April
3
Callml
r
Woniin't
leaKue
aprliiK
sale!
nt
work
Apr.
I
la
F1H
C.ili.in'l
Atirll
JO
Royn'
S.ii'lrly
of
HI
Ocoi;
LhUi
..i..i
Dance.
AjiUl
lia.
i
Hill
l'H
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A
V
Tff
lllfl
1
mtl
UUL
PAGE
THREE
i
Its
SuccessX
Being
won
on
Merit
Alone
I
Q
PONTIAC
SIX
achieved,
in
its
first
and
second
year,
a
success
unmatched
by
any
new
car,
because
it
established
a
standard
of
six
cylinder
quality
unattained
by
any
other
car
at
Pontiac
price.
Now
...
the
New
Series
Pontiac
Six
is
:
winning
a
stiU
greater
success
on
the
single
basis
of
still
greater
merit
!
Look
for
a
moment
at
the
imposing
galaxy
of
refinements
and
added
features
of
the
New
Series
Pontiac
.
.
.
.
.
.
the
ultra-smart
styling
of
the
new
Fisher
Bodies,
.
.
.
the
super-power
of
the
Pontiac
engine
with
new
GMR
cylinder-head,
.
.
.
the
luxurious
comfort
of
the
new
Love
joy
Shock-Abaorbers,
...
the
safety
and
security
of
positive
Four-Wheel
Brakes,
...
the
richness
and
beauty
of
new,
fine
quality
appointments.
Investigate
the
amazingly
low
prices
of
the
New
Series
Pontiac
Six!
Assuredly,
its
success
b
being
won
oa
merit
alone.
Pontiac
Six
can
be
bought
on
the
CM
AC
PUn
LOVEJOY
SHOCK
ABSORBERS
FOUR-WHEEL
BRAKES
Hi
e
3cu
SciJes
PONTMC
SIX
KA1KN
GAUAl.K
!W
Ur
.)
Third
Avenue,
Print
Rupert,
B.C
no
DUCT
OF
GBNERAL
MOTORS
Of
CANADA.
JLIMITBU
Local
and
Personal
C
inarttn
Ptwioa
U
Read
the
Louvre
advertisement,
tfentlst
Dt
B.
Omss
Pbooe
68fl
Bkating
dally,
a
to
4
and
B
to
10.
Get
the
Big
4
babiti
of
rui,
pbone
4
tf
Wbeq
thinking
Womcim
Hospital
Auxiliary
tea
aucl
nalc
of
home
cooking
at
the
borne
of
Mr.
Dan
Jabour,
Much
8
from
3
to
5.30.
44
What
Chiropractic
Accomplishes
.MONDAY
EAl.TH
TALK
bo.
5
11
E.
EYOLPSON,
D.C.,
Plt.C.
Through
th
principle
of
exercise,
Spinal
AdirWrtrnents
and
the
consequent
atrtauiution
of
the
spinal
cord
and
nerve
centres
get
rythmical
action
on
every
muscle,
ligament
and
cartilage
attached
to
the
spinal
column
as
well
as
the
intercostal
muscles,
the
diaphragm
and
the
abdominal
muscles.
Spinal
Adjustments
overcome
approximation
of
the
spinal
vertebrae,
by
developing
the
normal
thickness
of
tb
intervertebral
discs.
Spinal
AdjnsteacntH
restore
the
normal
size
of
the
spinal
openings
for
the
passsgs
of
the
spina)
nerves.
Spinal
adjustments
restore
the
normal
nutrient
channel
and
blood
supply
to
the
nerve
centres
in
the
spinal
ooreL
Spinal
adjustment!
restore
drainage
and
remove
stag
nant
conditions
of
the
various
seg
ments
of
the
spinal
cord.
Spinal
adjustments
replace
mis
Co.
left
on
Use
Camoaun
last
night
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart
ou
business
tie
are
lleeatsjusrleM
for
thoere-awlrlng.
SeiMI
litem
M
fur
valae.
amler
S4wl
aatfafaHton.
MseArthar's
Klme
More.
tf
w.
u
vance.
no
ass
seen
on
a
biMlneas
trip
to
Vanoouvsr,
Victoria
and
other
pilau
m
th
south,
return
ed
to
the
city
on
the
Camosun
last
Arthur
King
detent.
d
Jack
Pllnt
Saturday
night
in
the
ftnkl
of
the
Canadian
Lrglon
crlbbuiie
loumamim
in
Which
twentv-four
uI&imm
rM
I
Mol
Barnes,
who
has
been
In
111
;
neaitn.
for
some
time,
left
on
this
i.uh.
nonilugs
train
for
nnnhaatat.
Mlnne-
sola,
to
Clinic.
undergo
treat
it
at
Mayo
aeorge
a.
Buehby.
ttssd
of
the
Rupert
Marine
Products
00.,
Ltd..
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Carnoaua
last
night
from
Victoria
and
win
be
a
few
days
here
on
business
j
Man
Buker
of
I
the
e
,sei:
the
nuralag
staff
of
Port
Simpson
,
MwpitsUsWas
a
pas-igei
aboard
tlWaiWaWW
laat
night
returning
north
(ollowing
holiday
Ptrlp
t
i
TancrjuTer
"
x
The
fire
department
was
oalWd
at
S
I'
Saturday
afternoon
to
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Seveuth
Street
to
extinguish
a
gram
ftre
which
caused
no
damage
to
property.
John
M.
Morrison
waa
a
passenger
on
tlie
IVniuaim
l.uit
night
going
through
to
Alice
Ann
where
he
waa
lormvrty
engaged
In
business.
Mr
Morrison
la
now
operating
a
Irniiafer
tui.num
Vamouvci.
C.
Boulter
left
last
night
on
the
Camoaun
for
Auyox.
Miss
Violet
Taylor
returned
yesterday
from
a
brief
visit
to
Pacific.
F.
O.
Dawson
left
this
morning
for
Jasper
and
ex
pact
tc
be
back
later
In
the
week.
The
regular
fortnightly
meeting
of
the
elty
oouncll
will
take
place
tonight.
One
at
the
matters
to
come
up
will
be
the
recommendations
of
the
Parks
Board
on
the
question
of
city
beautlfloatlon.
The
Lutheran
Church
put
their
bus
into
service
yesterday
for
the
first
tune.
It
running
from
trie
Ridley
Home
to
the
aietropole
Hail.
The
result
was
that
the
Sunday
tcBool
bad
the
largest
enrolment
in
Its
history.
aligned
vertebrs
by
developinj;
M
k
VCQ
DDATCCT
the
strength
and
tone
of
the
spinal
!
lflmL,J
f
fU
I
1
muscles,
tenaons
ana
ugamenis
and
thus
develop
a
perfect
functional
activity
of
the
nervous
system
which
maintains
nil
functions;
thus
removing
infirmities
and
disabilities
which
make
all
the
difference
between
success
and
failure
in
life.
I
sub
sat
$f
sufciaisud
mrubra:
iiL
Chiropractic
NyVsM
.XMK1IA
Adjustments
5A3SSa
Will
jFrnSvamZ.
Remove
the
'3'
J
Taawsa
D
I
S
E
A
S
E
Your
('onttultation
is
Invited
R.E.EY0LFS0N
(ilIKOIKA(TOK
62S
Third
Avenue
West
I'hunew
Of
fire:
lllue
85.
Hesidenre:
Mack
252.
Women
of
Mooaeheart
Lrglon
St.
Patrick
Whist
Drive
and
Dance,
March
16
at
SJ0.
Mr
and
Mrs
Oeorge
Keith
of
Terrace
are
in
the
city,
the
forastr
taking
further
treatment
for
hla
broken
arm.
J
Smith
of
the
O.
W.
Mlckerson
Al
Sml'
or
the
Bwlft-Canadian
Co.
left
on
Una
morning's
train
for
a
busi-ntes
trip
to
the
interior.
Don't
miss
"Aunt
Susan's
Visit"
at
the
United
Church.
March
8
and
0.
Adults
80c.
Children
35c.
Joseph
N.
MoPhee.
customs
officer
at
Butedale.
arrived
in
she
city
from
his
post
down
the
coast
on
the
Camoaun
last
night
and
wUl
return
to
Butedale
on
the
same
vessel
tomorrow
night.
R.
M.
Allen,
district
forester,
who
has
bean
south
on
a
holiday
trip,
is
expected
to
return
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Supert
Wednesday
morning.
Doming
north
on
the
same
steamer
will
be
E.
C.
Manning,
formerly
district
for-iter
hare
and
now
assistant
chief
for-fater
Tor
the
province
with
headqusr-ten
in
Victoria,
who
will
proceed
to
the
Interior,
accompanied
by
Mr
Allen,
to
conduct
examinations
for
assistant
rangers
for
the
fire
season
at
Terrace.
Smrthera
and
Burns
Lake
An
examination
wiU
alas
be
held
at
Burns
Lake
for
the
ranger
for
the
newly
created
district
of
Franco
and
Ootta
Lakes.
CLOSING
PLANT
UKOIMU;
ItlKIIIIV
OIUWTM
TO
I
IX
ti
ll
L
I:I1IKT
111'
lli;iClilMi
tVIIKN
m:
mnx
mini:
T.ie
plant
of
the
Rupert
Marine
Produce
Ltd.
Is
today
ahut
down
because
they
cannot
get
the
herring
to
keep
them
going
whereas
fresh
herring
caught
In
Pearl
Harbor
are
being
shipped
In
bulk
to
Ketchikan.
Agatnn
this
Oeorge
Bushby.
president
and
general
manager
of
the
company
makes
a
strung
pro-ten'.
Mr.
Bushby
says
that
this
spring
he
made
all
preparations
for
the
opening
of
the
season,
instated
a
new
engine
in
sue
of
his
boots
and
put
the
plant
In
order.
He
took
about
500
torn
of
fish
and
got
under
way
when,
owing
to
regulations
dtacrlm
mating
against
him
be
has
had
to
pay
off
his
men
and
close
down.
When
U
was
a
question
of
local
fishermen
getting
their
bait.
Mr.
Bushby
says
he
made
no
complaint
but
he
does
not
think
a
local
industry
should
be
closed
down
when
fish
are
being
exported
in
bulk
Instead
of
boned
as
per
regulations
and
caught
in
sain
is
instead
of
gillneta
contrary
to
regulations
Barry
to
the
season
a
fishery
regulation
was
passed
stating
that
no
herring
thould
be
taken
in
Pearl
Harbor
and
no
herring
pound
established
there.
Both
these
regulations
were
broken
and
fish
were
taken
there
In
quantities
and
a
pound
established
That
was
the
only
place
the
fish
could
be
obtained
Then
on
application
to
Ottawa.
American
i
shermen
were
allowed
to
take
these
Canadian
fish
while
hla
industry
la
closed
down.
In
the
local
reduction
plant
the
fish
l
converted
Into
edible
fish
meal
for
poultry
feeding
purposes
and
the
oil
used
for
soap
making;.
These
ufactured
produce
worth
moi
the
fresh
fish
ai
d
employing
local
la
bor
In
producing
them.
The
shutting
down
of
the
plant
is
a
serious,
loss
to
Prlnoe
Rupert
and
one
that
should
not
neceewrlly
be
permitted.
CATALA
TO
RETURN
TO
SERVICE
EARLY
IN
MONTH
OF
APRIL
The
Union
Steamship
Co.
expects
to
hive
the
learner
Catula.
which
Is
un-'.l
it
lug
extensive
repairs
at
the
Bur-raid
dry
dock
at
North
Vancouver,
following
her
stranding
on
Mist
Island
near
Port
Slmpton
early
last
November,
back
In
service
early
next
month.
She
should
be
In
Prince
Rupert
again
on
the
northbound
call
here
on
either
April
1
or
April
S.
Soon
after
the
return
to
service
of
the
Catala.
the
Union
Steamship
Co.
will
Institute
Its
aummer
acheduU
of
sailing
with
the
Oardena
returning
to
i
the
Naaa
as
well
as
the
Skeena
River
cannery
run
and
the
Camosun.
which
has
been
relieving
the
Catala
during
the
past
winter,
going
back
to
Bella
Coola.
Rlvrni
inlet
and
Ocean
Palls
run.
iiidirr
iioino
Do
that
which
la
right.
The
respect
of
mankind
will
follow:
or.
If
It
do
not.
you
will
be
able
to
do
without
It.
Qorthe.
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for
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alcohol
is
only
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dental,
being
dbout
the
one
thirtieth
(i)
part
of
it,
just
enough
as
a
valuable
aid
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Offering
of
COATS
for
LAUIES,
MISSES
AND
CIHLDIICN
COATS
FOK
C1IILDKEN
Regular
value
up
to
18.00.
Special
price
!W.7fl
COATS
FOR
LADIES
AND
MISSES
Keg-ular
value
up
to
$26.00.
Special
price
$12.75
Have
your
choke
of
these
splendid
jrarmenU
while
they
last,
for
they
will
not
last
long
at
these
prices.
B.
C.
Fur
Company
Third
.Avenue
For
one
week
only
CHEAT
SALE
OF
CONNOR
ELECTRIC
WASHERS
$2.00
Cash
SMALL
MONTHLY
PAYMENTS.
NO
INTEREST
Four
useful
articles
with
each
washer
Free
Phone
or
call
for
free
demonstration.
Two
machines
onl,
regular
9i:i).00.
reduced
to
....
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10.00
Easy
Terms
Parkin
&
Ward
Electric
Co.
Phone
125
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on
B.C.
PRODUCTS
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in
Quality
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STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
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from
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Wales
Island.
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p.m.
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SMITH.
Agent
Prior
Huwrt.
H.C.
Thriiui.li
tk'krt
sold
to
Vlrtuiia
and
Scatll.
and
Itagtags
cbeckrd
tlirmifh
to
dratlnatlou.