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23,
1928
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Stunner.
Or
J.
R.
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Phone
68
(
Skating
dally,
3
to
4
and
8
to
10.
t
Clet
the
Bla
4
h.blt
of
a
Taxi
pimt
When
thiniu.
Mrs
mm.
r
a.
Mouse
sailed
fills
morning
on
the
Prince
Oeorse
fo.Vaiicouver.
Senior
Bllllnrd
Championship
tonlgh.
In
Grand
Terminal
Billiard
Hall.
Lone
vs.
Hamilton.
Mra.
D.
Frsser
and
daughter
of
Haya-
pcrt
united
this
morning
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
Provincial
Constable
William
Smith
of
Anyox
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
smelter
town
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
thla
morning.
John
Carroll
sailed
this
mornmi
on
the
Prince
CHorge
for
Nannimo,
being
culled
there
on
account
of
the
death
of
hi
aon-in-luw.
Secord
G.
Moore.
j
i
R.
H
Worker,
of
the
F.
O.
Dawion
Ltd.
staff
will
leave
on
tomorrow
nicrn-.uig
train
for
one
of
his
periodical
burliness
trips
to
the
central
Interior.
Frnik
H.
Tny:or.
head
of
the
Tcoley
Richfield
Mtnlrg
Co..
and
Mrs.
Tavlo;
jreached
the
city
from
8ml
there
on
last
evening's
treln
and
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Delaware,
mother
of
Mra.
P.
M
Crosby
of
the
St.
Elmo
Hotel,
and
Mrs.
Monck.
Mrs
Crosby's
sitter,
sailed
by
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning
on
their
return
to
Seattle
fallowing
a
visit
In
the
city.
Martin
Miller,
foreman
for
ths
Blj
Bay
Lumber
Co..
arrived
in
tlie
cltj
from
Georgetown
yesterday,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Miller
and
daughter.
Miss
Marian
Miller,
to
take
up
his
duties
nt
the
new
plant
of
the
compauy
at
Seal
Cove.
Making
her
first
call
here
for
about
a
month,
motors
hip
Belllngham.
Capt.
J
I.
Anderson,
arrived
In
port
at
4
c'clcck
this
morning
from
Ketchikan
with
a
carlcad
of
halibut
for
transshipment
Bast
over
the
Canadaln
National
Railways
The
Prank
Waterhouse
fnlghterKaat-helm
Is
due
In
port
tomcrrow
from
Vancouver
with
a
cargo
of
powder.
The
easel
will
losd
out
Terrdi-e
cotton
woe
d
logs
from
Vtt
dry
deck
and
fish
meal
from
the
plant
or
the
Rupert
Marine
Pltducta
at
Tucks
Inlet.
Regimental
Concert.
Orchestra
of
SS
pieces,
conductor.
S.
Aubrey
Price,
will
eive
a
concert
In
the.
Vrestholme
Theatre
on
Sunday
night
j
13
Vocat
solos
by
Mrs.
H.
C
Fraser
(ad
Mi.
E.
Davia.
Sliver
collection
at
the
door.
Program
will
be
published
In
to
in
or-
row's
issue.
Mrs.
R.
Mills
of
Vancouver
Is
expected
In
the
city
next
week
to
pay
a
visit
to
her
daughter.
Mra.
T.
Row
Mackay
With
the
arrival
of
M
Mills,
four
generations
of
the
f.tmlly
will
be
her-Mrs.
D
R.
Barclay.
Mrs.
Mackav's
daughter,
la
Mrs
Mill
granddaughter
and
little
Miss
Peggy
Barclay
Is
her
great
grand-daughter.
Mra.
Conrny
of
Vancouver
la
at
preicnt
visiting
with
her
sister.
Mrs.
Masky.
ANNOUNCCMKNTS
StuicUy
Couoer:
by
Regimental
Orchestra
Westholme
Theatre.
March
M
United
Church
April
S.
of
work
April
13.
Easter
Sale
of
Work.
Queen
Mary
Ch
ipter
annual
Daffodil
Ball,
Eas'.er
Monday.
April
0.
Anglican
Church
Easter
Salt
April
10.
Catholic
Women's
League
spring
sale
Wl
is:
League
Cup-prla
Moose
Hall.
April
13
Mri
i
ii
urns
oiii
ti
ouni.-.
Liu.
distribution
Ladles'
Auxiliary
St
Andrew's
Society
Easter
Sale
and
whist
drive.
April
30.
Royal
Seclety
of
St.
Oeorge
Drive
and
Dance
April
S3.
Prlnrc
Ruprr
Pinrc
(rll
37
Whist
Girls'
Drill
Team
of
Eczema
Are
you
read
I
no-
the
weekly
Canadian
letters,
tslllng
stories
of
suffering
from
akin
dlaeases
ajkd
how
relief
wna
effected?
Hera
la
part
nf
a
Kttrr
(ram
Mrs,
B.
Olbsan,
Itoi
11J.
Midland,
OaU
Writs
hr
If
ynu
desir.
"I
had
a
vary
sad
can
or
wbbi
en
my
face
aad
neck,
also
acalp.
Could
not
Had
aartblot
ta
taSra.
ms
fsNkti
.
Oae
small
bnitla
ifi
ft,
,4J.
D.
tars
me
relief,
so
then
I
secured
a
firoat
The
proof
ef
the
TvuoMUt
1
In
the
eating.
When
a
pres.
rip-Hon
for
skin
disease
has
Utters
ef
endorsement
from
nearly
every
city
and
town
In
the
Do
minion,
surely
It
la
enough
to
convince
the
moat
skeptical.
llellef
tram
llt-klnu;
lurment
U
Immediate.
Ti
v
im
Sl.tW
bottle
of
IV
l
1).
tliiv
on
th
positive
guarantas.
And
D.
II,
P.
Soap,
too,
JO.JCaf.Od
CSS,
loCon
for
5Wn
Vbwso
MtlllK.
I
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
aw
C
WHETHER
It
be
a
cut,
a
bruise,
sprain,
burn
or
scald,
Zam-Buk
provides
the
handiest
and
urest
means
to
quick,
perfect
healing.
It
Is
from
certain
valuable
herbal
extracts
that
Zam-Buk
get
Its
power
to
subdue
pain
and
Inflammation,
Its
germ-destroying
activity
and
fine
akln-ijrowlnjj
property.
Zam-Buk
is
splendid
for
chapped
hands,
frost
blte.chll-blalns.etc.
Get
a
box
to-day
t
yamBuk
I
1
M
Tor
QUICK
CLEAN
HEALING
Vulualla
meeting
tonight.
Elks'
Annual
Dance
April
30.
We
are
lleailijuarlrrs
for
shoe
repairing.
Semi
lliriri
tii
us
fur
value,
service
ami
atlfartlon.
.McArthHr"s
Shoe
8turr.
tf
71
Oeorge
Cummlngs
was
charged
in
city
police
court
this
morning
with
Indecent
exposure,
the
case
being
adjourned
until
tomorrow.
Oeorge
O.
Bush
by,
bead
of
the
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.,
sailed
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning
for
Victoria.
He
expects
to
be
back
In
the
city
In
the
near
future.
Charles
O.
Sttmpsen.
general
manager
of
the
Baxter
Pole
Co.,
arrived
In
the
city
from
Massett
Inlet
on
the
Prince
John
tUs
morning
and
wUl
return
to
the
Islands
tomorrow
.evening.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
aUward
l.lpsett.
who
arrived
from
Vancouver
in
Wednesday
returned
to
the
cltv
on
th
Prince
Oaoree
U.S.
PLANNING
USE
AIRMAIL
U1IX
t
O-OI'KKATt:
WITH
1IKITAIN
TKANWATLANTIf
A
I
It
MKKVICU
THIS
FALL
IK
CARRY
100
PASSENOEKS
Ml
fXKHhlt
'!,,
111(1
COMPANY.
1VU.L
UIT:ilATK
.
ItUll
I.
Wt
E!(VI(
r!
Willi
MIMICAL
SUM'S
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
March
23
Con
fident
that
forty-eight
hour
air
mall
and
passenger
between
'London
and
New
York
Is
so
close
at
hand
that
Its
,
attainment
Is
only
a
matter
of
months,
the
government
Is
clearng
the
way
for
participation
by,
the
United
States
In
a
new
era
of
trans-oceanic
transport.
I
opurreu
oy
announcement
mat
tne
'
giant
British
dirigible
R-100,
nearlng
completion
In
England,
will
make
de-!
iDOiuttratlon
voyages
over
the
Atlantic
'
In
September
to
show
the
feasibility
ft
,
the
plan,
executive
branches
are
moving
,
quickly
t.-
assure
full
United
States
cooperation
In
consummation
of
an
air
line
over
the
Atlantic.
The
pos'
ofllce
department,
through
Warren
I
Olover,
assistant
postmaster
general
in
charge
of
air
mall,
has
Indigested
that
If
Britain
institutes
regular!
trans-Atlan'.lc
service,
the
government
,
lll
be
ready
to
despatch
mall
In
quantities
to
Kngland
by
air
at
the
regular
two-cent
postage
rate
now
In
effect.
Similar
plans
by
British
postal
authorities
call
for
a
three-cent
letter
rate
on
United
States-bound
mall
with
a
surcharge,
of
nine
cents.
Rep.
Clyde
Kelly
of
Pennsylvania
has
offered
In
Congress
a
measure
authorising
the
postmaster
general
to
contract
for
trans-oceanic
mall
at
three
dollars
a
pound.
Its
passage
will
remove
al-
moU
the
last
barrier
to
United
States
use
of
the
liners
for
mall.
President
CooHdge
has
expressed
his
Interest
In
the
plap
In
connection
with
the
visit
to
Washington
of
C.
D.
Bur-ney.
member
of
the
British
Parliament
and
representative
of
sponsors
of
the
R-100.
At
the
president's
direction.
Secretary
Wilbur
of
the
navy
is
making
available
the
mooring
mast
at
Lekehurst,
NJ.,
for
the
demonstration
flight,
and
Secretary
of
Commerce
Hoover
is
looking
Into
the
project
with
a
view
to
aiding
It
as
he
may
through
the
department's
section
of
commercial
aviation.
The
R-100
will
be
TOO
feet
long
M
feet
longer
than
the
VS.
navy
dirigible
Los
Angeles.
It
will
have
a
carrying
capacity
of
100
pasiengwrs
and
ten
tons
of
freight,
a
cruising
radius
of
4,00o.
miles
and
a
speed
of
75
mUes
an
hour.
I
It
will
be
able,
Burney
estimates,
toi
voyage
from
New
York
to
London
In
about
S8
hours
but
the
westward
flight
'
styll
take
ten
hours
more
because
of,
thla
momlni
after
having
made
ttJ
JH
VW
U
VFmato
The
round
trip
to
Stewart
and
Anyox.
John
Watklna
of
Stewart,
an
old
time
resident
weU
known
in
the
north,
came
in
yesterday
from
the
south
on
bis
way
to
the
mining
camp
when
be
was
taken
Hi
and
Is
now
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hcspital.
McDonald.
R.N.
and
Mlsa
C.
A
Clare.
Rlt.
New
Westminster,
who
have
been
on
temporary
duty
at
the
Ha
(
lion
Hospital,
armed
In
the
elty
from
the
Interior
on
last
evening's
train
and
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
the,
south.
Sergeant
W.
J.
Servlee.
chief
of
the
Smithers
district
desaehment
of
the
provincial
polios,
arrived
from
the
Interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
having
In
hla
custody
Fred
VPycott
who
is
to
be
taken
to
Okalla
where
he
will
serve
a
term
of
three
months
for
sup
plying
liquor
to
Indians..
Sergeant
Ser
vice
will
return
to
ths
row.
Concluding
the
company's
winter
schedule
of
sailings.
C.NJI.
steamei
Prince
George.
Capt.
Harry
Nedden,
ar
rived
in
port
at
7.S0
this
morning
from
Stewart
and
Anyox,
sailing
at
0
a.m.
for
Ocean
Palls.
Powell
River
and
Van
couver
Next
wek
the
twlce-a-week
spring
achrdudle
of
sailings
will
be
In
augurated
by
Canadian
National
Coast
Steamships.
William
Meams.
superintendent
of
the
Koyal
Arch
Maona,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
momlng.
accompanied
by
local
members
of
She
ord.
r.
nrter
paying
an
offlelal
visit
to
Observatory
Chaptor
nt
Aryx.
and
will
mill
tomorrow
morning
by
the
Cardena
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
Mcarna
will
my
an
official
visit
to
Kalen
Chapter
here
tonight.
IIOlll.
AHUIVALS.
rrlnrr
Hiiiert
Joprh
8.
Ropers,
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mm
tin
and
M1m
Marian
Miller.
George
town:
Mr.
and
Mrs
G.
H.
Tycho,
Mi
and
Mrs.
P.
H.
Taylor.
James
Rutherford
and
W.
J.
Service,
Sml
triers;
p.
j
Gillespie,
Charles
G.
Stlmpson,
William
iMcKlbbln.
Oeoriie
Kerr,
A.
Johnston.
Mr
and
Mrs
Edward
Upsett.
M.
N.
j
Kelly.
W.
Menrns
and
It.
E.
Elsdcn.
!Vsicotiver:
Miss
I
Kerr.
Terrace;
Miss
MaoDonald
mid
Miss
O.
A.
Clare.
R.N
.
jNew
WcstmiiiKtrr:
J.
T.
Hunt,
Burns
Uk:
E.
P.
Smith.
Dlgby
Island;
II.
R.
Beaven.
Queen
CharloU
City;
Oeorge
A
Cameron.
Stewart;
W.
Smith.
Anyox
Cent
ml
W.
Marsh.
Prince
Oeorge:
T.
II.
ll
dchard.
W.
F.
Taylor
and
W.
McKay.
C
N
R
.
It
Kirkpatrlck
and
E.
Stewart.
Port
Clements:
Dr
(1
O.,
Pains,
Telkwa.
limii)
HiikIi
McDonald,
city;
D.
Morrison,
CNR;
E
C'lmirh.
8-iil
Cove;
A.
Ward.
yiirrn
C
imrKiiii'
City;
E.
M.
Andcrion,
Ni
a
M..
-ii;.
infp
MWl
have
the
luxurious
stateroom
and
appointments
of
an
ocean
liner.
Present
plans
call
for
endurance
maneuvering
and
mooring
testa
for
the
R-100
in
July
and
August,
to
be
followed
In
September
by
the
trans-Atlantic
tests.
If
these
succeed.
British
capital
la
prepared.
Burney
says,
to
organise
at
one
a
SSo.000.000
corporation
to
build
five
more
ships
to
serve
with
the
R-100
as
a
trans-Atlantic
air
fleet.
NIZAM
OF
HYDERABAD
HELPS
LONDON
MOSQUE
(live
tm,MMi
TnwariW
t'twt
of
Krrrt-
lnga
llullillng
fr
Mixlems
Uilug
In
London
LONDON.
March
33
-Information
has
been
received
by
Moslems
In
London
that
the
Nasam
of
Hyderabab
baa
promised
five
lakhs
of
rupees
(about
140,-000)
to
the
fund
which
to
being
raised
for
butkUng
a
mosque
in
London.
The
gift
was
made
as
the
result
of
an
appeal
by
Lord
lleadley
last
December
at
Delhi,
where
he
presided
over
the
All-India
Tahbllgh
Conference.
Lord
Head-ley
was
afterwards
the
guest
of
the
Nlaam
in
his
capital.
About
600
Moslems
are
resident
In
London,
and
throughout
the
country
there
are
about
3.000
but
the
floating
population
la
much
greater.
At
pre
sent
there
la
a
mosque
at
Peckham
and
one
of
the
Ahmadlyeh
section
at
The
movement
to
build
a
central
mosque
for
Loudon
waa
started
In
1906.
but
the
war
stopped
Its
progress.
The
total
ccet
of
the
scheme,
which
In
cludes
a
house
for
the
priest,
a
guest
house,
baths,
and
possibly
a
restaurant.
is
cermatea
at
(lou.ooo.
A
aubsiantiai
sttm
remains
to
be
raised,
but
the
Nlsam'a
gift
will
enable
the
committee
to
prcceed
with
arrangements
for
con
struction
as
soon
as
a
site
has
been
obtained.
Moslems
resident
In
Oreat
Britain
In
tend
presenting
an
address
to
the
King
of
Afghanistan
during
bis
visit
here.
SPRING
SCHEDULE
OF
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
The
sailing
of
the
ss.
Prince
Oeorge
from
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancswver
on
Prlday.
March
IS,
will
be
ths
last
-salting
on
the
CN.
Coast
.Steamships
winter
schedule.
The
double
weekly
service
will
be
effective
from
Vancouver,
Monday,
March
36.
when
steamer
will
leave
there
each
Monday
and
Thursday,
arriving
here
ruch
Wednesday
and
Sat
urday
at
10:30
a
m
SaIIIiirs
for
Ketchi
kan
and
Aryox
will
he
each
Wednesday
at
4.00
p.m
,
and
(or
atrwart
each
Sat-
urduy
10
00
pin.
Bulling
for
Vancou
ver
will
be
each
Thursday
and
Sund.iy
U
1100
pin
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Chnrlotte
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May
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Combination
THE
Brassiere
Top
Bloomer
is
much
loved
beta
use
of
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real.i
r
try
1
1.
up
comfort
ana
competencv4v
neiu.
firmly
in
place
at
the
wa
no-elastic
bloomer,
the
brassiere
can
neither
slip
nor
catch
and
bind.
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cut
and
beautifully
tailored,
of
soft,
lovely
lockstitch
rayon,
in
fascinating
pastel
shades,
moderately
priced
and
durable,
this
dainty
undic
is
indeed
a
treasure
and
is
typical
of
ail
May
Belle
Lingerie.
Let
the
May
Bells
label
mide
each
garment
be
your
guarantee
for
smart,
desirable
lingerie.
.
The
adorable
May
Belle
Junior
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ranges
from
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to
14
years.
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Spring
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styles
featuring
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latest
fabrics
and
color
schemes,
are
being
introduced
in
our
new
range
of
Spring
Coats.
These
models
have
an
individuality
which
is
particularly
pleasing.
High
Quality
at
Popular
Price
is
our
Aim.
Special
lines
for
Stout
and
Little
Women.
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and
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,i
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Sailings
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March
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sold
to
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and
Seattle,
and
baggage
checked
through
to
destination.