,lV
Ftjliruary
16,
1928
200
MODELS
yf
Wo
arc
enabled
to
offer
this
up-to-date
Indies'
Spin
Millinery
at
this
very
special
price,
as
we
have
no
extra
expense
and
overhead
in
handling
it.
sr.::
THESE
IJEFOKE
BUYING
ELSEWHERE.
NO
MORE
NO
LESS
RCO.
Third
Avenue
v:-
A
few
articles
from
our
Viti
H
I.FS
FOR
THE
PRICE
OF
ONE
PLUS
If
..i.
h
Till
List
Each
Day
While
Sale
I.aats
I
.
(irular
25c
each
2
for
iiflf
ri'Kular
:i5o
each
2
for
.We
1
;
i
and
Envcloiw.
re.
$1.28
each
..
t!
for
$1.3(1
"
ik
Paper,
regular
50c
2
for
5
If
1""
in
box,
regular
50c
each
-
l"r
.Mf
I
Kiivelope.
regular
10c
pui-kajfe
....
2
for
lie
regular
per
packasrt'
l"c
2
for
Klf
'
"!'
regular
per
package
75c
-
for
70f
"
Iks,
regular
$1.25
each
...
2
for
$1
'M
'
regular
25c
each
ifi
for
'Mr
!"i
i
nmb,
each
26c
2
for
'Mc
"
Asrtment,
regular
10c
.1
"
for
lie
1
"1
.
regular
15
each
2
for
Ic
1
1
-
regular
15c
each
-
for
lf
regular
26c
each
2
for
3o
fular
:16c
each
2
for
:Wo
'
'""I
Iron,
regular
$1.00
each
2
for
.SI.
01
'
"rular
26c
2
for
iMf
'
"
wular
35c
2
for
iWf
'
1,1
"nl
Combination
Cream,
wg.
iioc
..
2
for
lf
'
'"'
Cream,
regular
fl.ort
2
for
SI.
01
''ocoanut
Oil
Shampoo,
regular
:'.5c
.
.
2
for
'-WC
"
lv
Ink,
regular
26c
2
for
Sdf
x
1
'"'folates,
regular
$1.00
2
for
$1.01
"
"
''
"lies,
regular
5(k-
2
for
Mf
V!
'
hocolate
BarH.
regular
6c
2
for
Of
'
"late
Bars,
regular
5c
2
for
Of
!"e
Bars,
Plain
or
Nut.
regular
:)c
.
2
for
lf
Jftc
Pioneer
Drugrisls
PHID
AVE
(,
SIXTI1
STT
TELt'PMONLb
r
'
o
I
Illli
I
ln
'
"'
4
!
AH
Sweaters,
Mackinaws,
Wind
Breakers
"I
IIlll'iK
KKDUCKI)
15
PER
CENT
'
s,
s
fi
and
7.
reirulsr
2.25.
now
s'i'
Conllnues.
Every
pair
mu.-t
THOR
JOHNSON
Local
and
Personal
B
O
Undertalttre
Phons
il
we
omofs
this
po
sniA
a
mi
the
division
Park
bound
here.
...
Dentist.
Dr.
j.
r.
QoUe,
Phone86.
luting
dally,
3
to
and'
a
UfJL
U
Tommy,
Taxi.
Phtma
190.-,
Jaikl
On
the
Big
4
babiti
When
unsung
a
Tan.
phone
4.
o
Musical
treat
a
Baptist
Church
tomorrow
evening
at
8
o'clock.
Thle
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
Best
at
3:80.
waa
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
Motorship
tanker
Olluda
U
due
Ui
port
tomorrow
morning
from
Vancouver
with
a
cargo
ot
oil
tor
Um
Union
Oil
Co.'s
local
tacks.
Constable
Baybone
of
the
district
office
of
the
Provincial
police
left
for
Terrace
to
relieve
Constable
am
Service
who
Is
going
on
vacation.
Sergeant
Alex
McNeill,
chief
of
the
district
detachment
of
the
provincial
police,
returned
to
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
a
brief
trip
to
Terrace.
The
Catholic
Women's
League
will
hold
a
tea
and
aale
of
home
cooking
U
the
home
of
Mrs.
Beaaaw.
Wnurth
Avenue
(set,
on
Tuesday,
February
81
i
ram
9
to
e.
Mm.
Howard
White
and
family
will
ail
tomorrow
morning
by
the
Prince
aupert
for
Seattle
on
a
holiday
visit
Tnejr
will
probably
be
away
for
two
oi
three
months.
Trouble
among
the
Indiana
at
Kltl-
neat
la
claiming
the
attention
of
the
provincial
police.
Constables
Oltoson
Ad
Caaun
left
for
there
aboard
the
powerboat
Salvage
Princess
tola
morn
Ing.
,
W.
B.
Yarn
of
Anyox.
who
baa
been
on
a
holiday
trip
to
the
Old
Country
arrived
In
the
city
on
Tuesday
after
noon's
train
from
the
East,
sailing
las
night
by
the
Prince
Rupert
on
his,
re
turn
to
the
smelter
town.
George
H.
Stead,
superintendent
Canadian
National
Telegraphs
with
headquarters
in
Vancouver,
after
hav
"
spent
several
days
In
the
city
oi
crucial
duties,
will
sail
by
the
Prince
Rupert
t-
morrow
morning
on
his
re
turn
south.
During
the
.'arts'
carloene-,
!
twertty-tvur
hours
arrived
tbrag
reaartet
m
west
-atr
Jeepi
Local
flab
houses
do
not
expect
an:
halibut
to
be
landed
here,
following
the
reopening
of
the
season
yesterday
until
possibly
the
middle
of
next
week
It
was
on
February
33
last
year
that
the
first
catch
of
the
season
was
land
a
at
Prince
Rupert.
Rev.
Dr.
Oliver
Darwin,
auperlnten
-lent
of
United
Church
missions
for
British
Cclumbla.
and
Rev.
Dr.
Arthur
Raroer..
superintendent
ot
Indian
mis
':on
ot
the
church
in
Canada,
and
i
'.her
clergymen,
who
are
In
the
city
or
the
Prince
Rupert
presbytery
niwet
hi
or
the
United
Church
which
Is
npentnir
iodoy.
participated
In
the
mld-
.rk
dev.
tional
meeting
at
the
local
hurch
kt
night.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
e
s.
e
CN
R
Annual
Ball.
Friday.
Febrary
17
K
of
Moncl.iv.
C
Whist
February
Mocf
I'ap
Yiar
Diht
Prbruary
89.
Drive
30.
"Aurt
Biiran's
Vlalt"
i-hurch.
Alureh
8
and
8.
and
Dance
WhUt
Drive
and
at
United
Aiii-l.i.m
Cnthedral
Tea
March
17.
c,:iiol!c
Women's
League
spring
salf
of
work
April
18.
Elks
Cabaret
April
30.
Royal
Biirlety
of
St.
Oeorge
Whist
Drive
and
Dance.
April
33.
BMD1GESTION
Troubled
Him
For
Two
Years
Mr.
H.
0.
Harvey,
Novar,
Ont.,
writes
i
"I
Lave
been
troubled
with
indigestion
for
the
last
two
year.
"1
have
taken
everything
I
have
seen
advertised,
'"'t
u&vs
novor
had
any
of
them
ilo
nn
an
nnich
jjood
as
THE
DAILYaNEWS
FA.GE
JHREE
uw-jgfwsswjus.wo
'a
'miji
saur
Hiaimrr"
Real
Value
for
your
money
;
a
delightful
Virginia
Blend
Each
unit
of
10
is
separately
wrapped
in
foil
We
are
ItesMfciuarteT
for
alMie
repairing.
Kead
them
te
us
for
value,
sertlee
and
'
atlfartlon.
.Vlat.lrlliur'a
Xhnr
Store.
tf
Ou
a
charge
of
being
In
posses
it
on
1-ourr
while
under
Interdiction.
Joseph
Magulre
was
found
guilty
by
Magistrate
MoClymont
In
city
police
court
this
morning,
being
remanded
ui.UI
tomorrow
morning
for
sentence.
John
W.
Allen,
superintendent
en
gineer
for
the
Dominion
Fisheries),
who
has
been
in
the
city
for
the
past
few
days
making
preliminary
arrangements
fcr
patrol
boats
during
the
coming
salmrn
fishing
season,
will
return
to
Vancouver
by
the
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
morning,
on
his
return
south.
The
freighter
II
A
be
to,
purchased
re
cently
by
the
Ccas.wlte
Steamship
&
nsrge
co.
from
the
Los
Angolea
Lum
ber
Produots
Co.
for
use
in
the
ore
carrying
service
between
An
yea.
Stewart
and
Tacoma.
has
been
renamed
Oriffoo.
The
former
Qrtffoo
waa
sold
recently
by
the
Coax
t
wise
Oo.
to
Hono
lulu
interests
and
the
nei
places
her.
URGED
WOMEN
TO
BE
ACTIVE
Should
Not
Suffar
InferlSHl
Complex
Hut
llbldilUdai
lots
ok
work:
T(1
hn
IJidV
MnRistrale
Advocates
Stcr
ilization
of
the
Unfit
to
Solve
Problems
BUMONTON.
Feb
H
Thut
the
woman
trustee
is
uMinlly
tlx-
key
woman
of
her!
tvaniiiuuiiy.
and
thnefure
a
nrat
bur-
1
Lavi'
taken
hiv
littl."
ami
havi-u
't
den
of
responsibility
devolves
upon
her.
In,
I
nil
attiu
k
aitici-.
It
in
tlir
tinMt
was
the
mcune
(if
Magistrate
Emllv
""'"
""'
'"'
;11"
,,Jt0
fl,r
1,1,1
"
Muipi,v
t'i
the
vw.im-n
tmteeN
attend-i
1
r...m4
nl..
V
U
IVl,r.
Ml"
(,
All
,
....
....
"
"
ii'
'
i
iiutiwM,
convi'ii-
U
Unuteo,
Xetoato,
Oat.
'
'
y
thur
luiKiiti.
"Poker
Hands"
in,
each
25c.
package
I
I
I
Tracing
the
history
of
women's
place
on
the
school
(board
in
Edmonton,
Magistrate
Knrpsjy
referred
to
the
tune,
not
so
many
years
ago.
when
one
was
considered
"not
Quite
a
iady"
to
enter
into
Albert
Farrow,
steamboat
Inspector.
!
public
life.
Although
that
day
la
pass-
who
Is
in
the
city
on
official
duties,
ed.
women
still
fall
to
take
fuM
advan-
vill
return
by
the
Prince
Rupert
to
morrow
morning
to
Vancouver.
Norman
A.
Wait,
government
agent,
lied
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart,
returning
to
the
city
tomor
row
morning.
Hal
Johnson.
CJR.
agent
at
Skag-
way,
eras
a
passenger
on
the
Pr'.nc-si
Mary
yesterday
afternoon
bound
south
tor
a
two
montns
nonaay
trip
over
Eastern
railway
lines
ot
the
company.
tage
oi
their
equality,
and
continue
to
suffer
somewhat
from
an
inferiority
com
plex.
"Wcnr.en
are
too
prone
to
underestimate
their
own
effcrta"
she
averred.
Mrs.
Murphy
paid
tribute
to
the
excellent
ork
of
Mrs.
I.
T.
BiarMp
who.
heading
the
polls
on
her
first
year
as
a
member
of
the
school
b.ard.
has
held
her
posi
tion
in
tms
cs
parity
for
eight
years,
airs.
Murphy
recalled
the
occasion
upon
which
she
herself
had
approached
the
school
board,
backed
up
by
the
late
Dr.
W.
D
Ferris,
upon
the
matter
of
medical
inspection
In
schools.
Oreatly
as
a
result
of
thlv
and
through
the
efforts
largely
of
women,
has
followed
the
excellent
medical
service
for
children,
dental
and
occular
treatment,
government
clinics
and
lied
CrjJS
work.
I
KIU.K-MIMK1
Mrs.
Murphy
drew
the
attention
of
hf
wemen
trustees
especially
to
the
problem
of
the
.'eeble-mlndsd
child,
becoming
more
urgent
yearly
In
the
province.
She
dr-crlbed
the
present
state
of
affairs,
with
030
caies
seeking
admission
in
the
Rrtl
Deer
home,
and
urged
upon
the
woim-i,
the
vital
need
for
Jtcrlllratton
oi
the
mentally
unfit.
Referring
to
education.
Mrs.
Murphy
considered
the
flnt
business
of
educa
tion
the
or
id
ictlon
of
souls
of
good
Quality.
Secondly,
education
should
not
:'e
O
el
out
ot
the
child's
life,
but
Into
I'.
The
child
should
be
taught
ethlm
In
this
day
when
they
are
so
often
neglected
in
Un
iicme.
In
closing,
the
speaker
conir
n'.ed
her
listeners,
with
their
great
r..s;juitbr.tty
to
the
children
who
are
grjKing
up.
mtny
of
thorn
foreigners
In
hose
hunds
rest
much
of
the
future
of
the
country.
IV
one
.spetida
what
could
be
prudently
saved,
that
la
to
be
deplored:
If
one
saves
what
could
be
prudently
spent,
thai
also
Is
to
be
deplored."
Ov.cn
D.
Young.
Canadian
.aaiwtvi
Sturdy
cardboard
package
keeps
Turret
Cigarettes
in
perfect
condition
They
are
never
crushed
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
THE
DAINTIEST
HREAKKAST
FOOD.'
Smoked
Dally
Ly
Canadian
psh
.&
GoU
Storage
C".,
Ll
I'rlnce
Rupert.
U.U.
City
Meat
Market
(SELVIti
UHOS.)
3rd
Avenue
Phone
7G5
MEAT.
FISH,
VECiETAUI.ES
and
ALL
KINDS
OF
"NORWEGIAN
PRODUCE'
at
low
prices,
and
immediate
delivery
Observe!
All
urticles
arc
of
superior
quality
and
absolutely
fresh.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
BMojService
1
Sailinfrom
Prince
Rilpert
To
Krd
lilkaii.
tVrangell.
Junrau
and
skiigway
January
M,
lbr)ary
II,
U
To
Vam-outer,
Vlctwla
and
Keattle
February
I.
15,
and
18.
rKINC'EMM
IlKATKICE.
ior
lliitrdale,
Ra
liells
Delia.
Oresn
fall".
Namu,
Alert
Hay
t'aiiiplM-ll
KlTtr.
ami
Vsninuwr
every
ssturdiv.
II
am.
Atrnry
for
all
Ntesmslilp
Unr.
Full
lofnrrostloD
from
W.
C.
OHCIUKII.
Iletirral
Agent,
torner
of
4th
Street
and
SrdJ
Avenue,
rrlnre
llupert.
ac.
Fhons
II
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
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