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18,
1928
4
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S.
A.
DINNER1.
Hi'
i
Salvation
Army
;
-I't.
Ai.txirn,
Orit.,
Vi-UIT
MCO
I
Ml
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l.'
irl
.'ma
nervrj,
no
'
li.u.ij.n
would
bwoine
1
ivf.i
doctor'
uiedi-"i
.a
i4
tue
utile
or
1
'to'see
"1
taking
thmn
i-il
for
mr.m
tin,
I
'.
m--
liad
no
return
of
-
"t
nil
druggist
and
1'iv-t
on
nm-iiit
of
.wiMttim
Co.,
Ltd.,
PIONEER
ASSOCIATION
HAS
SOCIAL
EVENING
joyable
Function
Tnnlr
Pi-
Last
Night
at
Home
of
Mr.
and
Mm.
F.
W.
Hart
i.is
uay
dinner
fori
women
unablo
to
The
Prince
Rupert
Pioneer's
,ii
ni
elves,
but
in-:
Association
.held
another
most
mUfA
mnm-
i
BU
VI
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II
1
tiMnl
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1
1
1
1
CAN'
MAN
NATIONAL
!
HOLD
STEAMER
FOR
CHRISTT.1AS
SAILING
i
CARRIED
OFF
'
POWER
REPORT
Alderman
Collart
Took
Exception
to
Publication
of
Official
'
Document
;eejisenhe
Wr.
and
Mrs.'
p.
Y
Uart
Yesterday
morning
Ihe
city
ct
..It,1
hhvfever,
that
evening
1
:
newPa
An
crder
to
pub-
t.
nnii
41..
I
The
proceeding
wo
V
M"1
on
Saturday
the
tenders
of
'I"
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v.
v
,
vycucu
u
l1
and
is
a
cold,
im-
)vun
"e
National
Anthem
in
de-
.
Z
V
"wu""
u,
:,Wiiiiiiff.
Thl.
fwence
to
the
Kimr's
Jllno.
fi
??:ure
pe
power
charter
from
the
nrwduis
years
lowed
by
"0
Canada"
and
com-
Lm
ty
lncluded
the
matter
ZTFZL;
munity
slnirlnir.
was
a
"P
'
th
report
of
the
(
re
a
rood
home'8
ww
reference
wad
made
.to
be
served
and
re
,'0M
utained
by
the
com-opportunity
of
in
the
dth
of
the
late
..
Mrs.
DuVflrnet
lives
just
as
they
r
other
Christmas
I
;
now
leaded
in
of
the
Canada
the
speaker
.
.$05
.$10
There
were
twelve
tahio.
nf
Dnge,
whist
and
nedm
The
prize
winners
were
as
follows
:
Bridge
Ladies'
Mrs.
Olof
Han-on;
men's,
P.
W.
Anderson.
"
man;
ladies
second,
Mrs
engineer
employed
by
them
to
ad-
vise
in
resra'rd
to
Hp
tender
Yesterday
afternoon
Alderman
Theo
Collart,
-chairman
of
the
Finance
Committee
ef
the
City
council
visited
the
newspaper
offices
and
was
courteously
allowaH
to
look
over
the
roattr
submitted
lor
publication.
He
.carried
off
the
report
of
William
which
he
claimed
was
unfair
to
the
Los
Ansreles
comnanv
and
ab
uran
of
the
Prince
w.
GnCu'LTtLX
"'"
the
Hub
which
was
jj
Ld
re8Ult
Wb
that
ibe
have
Eaatman
inM,n
Mcond'
W
F
F-
Cam
cm"
.mmod.r.
Cafe
to-
eron
not
the
benefit
of
the
advice
ten-
.
...-4U
th
ik
the
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i
l.
.
.
.
.
w
local
If
H.
K
x
hcrtter.
frf
th
pruKram,
Kegri
Trouble
fozh
and
Feet
tab
and
Gold
The
musical
norli
f
4K
dred.by
n
expert
employed
by
program
was
given
by
Mrs
F
C
i
,
,
,,
W
nan,
Mrs.
8.
P.
MeMm-dU
.
.
"
v"
nave
noi
an
naq
opportunity
tond
and
M
Mrs
iMrs.
J.
W.
McKinley
j
m.
jsujar.
J
There
were
speeches
by
president
Hart
and
S.
M.
Newton,
J.
W.
McKinley.
0.
Larsen.
Geo.
Johnstone,
Jarvis
McLood
and
H.
B.
Eastman.
The
next
pioneer
evfcnt
will
be
the
annual
meeting
iti
the
City
Hall
on
January
10.
v
peruse
ine
aocuntent
BuppreHHec1
so
cannot
say
wbtet
h
claim
of
Alderman
QtUtttsig
ctwreoljor
not
At
t
aftyrnfie,
jowing
t
.
.the
protests
of
the
aldWman,
publication
of
the
,
dotutaent
is1
vHbi
held,
....
,
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Itupert
It.
A.
Twisa.
Pt
G.
ShttlcroHH
M.
Aivasoff,
John
W.
Allan
and
McHugh,
Vancouver;
Dr.
and
Irs.
11.
G.
Um
and
inn.
Minn
It
IT
X'
-
-1
-.1
u
.
rr
u
In
oroer
to
accommodate
thow
j'ort
Simpapn
'desiring
to
go
south
after
schools
j
1
close
rriday,
December
21,
the
Ca-
i
ia4iao
National
Steamships
ao-i
nounce
that
on
that
day
the
S.
S.
j
Central
W.
.
lcClupvt'
Prince
Knpert
will
be
held
here
SaW
until
6:00
p.m.,
arriving
Vancou-!
Charles
T.
Clinker,
Seattle
;
;ver
at
9:00
a.m.
Sunday,
Deeem-
IloWt
Aratatrotqh
Kewanee,
ttl.
ber
2S.
Make
reservations
early
i
i
i
.
..(
City
Ticket
Office.
Third
Ave.!
Raval
Phone
260.
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M.
A.
Rnttta,
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mm
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jimrr.uvr?
xasc
1
1
i
inn
i
wi
ii
m
niiihfi
u
i
taar.
nfHciw
aaa
An
Open
Confession:
;
O
THE
PUBLIC:
If
you
were
in
the
same
pnsition
as
vc
arc,
wouldn't
you"
do
exact
thing
wc
are
doing
today?
,
Here
jt
is:
Fifteen
more
days
and
1929
will
he
with
us,
and
we
uavc
a
huge
slock
of
merchandise,
more
than
we
should
or
care
to
i
r
at
this
time
of
the
year.
Goods
on
the
shelf
never
pay
bills
.
d
a
dollar
in
the
hank
is
better
than
ten
on
the
shelf.
Fifteen
days
to
go
and
this
stock
must
be
reduced
by
ten
llioiisand
dollars,
and
the
only
way
we
can
do
it
is
by
taking
the.
i.eart
out
of
our
prices.
Profit
is
no
object,
neither
the
cost
at
!
,is
time.
It
is
a
matter
of
changing
goods
into
cash
in
the
short-).
possible
time,
and
unless
we
offer
you
goods
at
unheard
of
u
prices
ottr
ef
farts
will
be
useless.
Yotf
have
watched
our
sales
in
the
pist
and
you
went
homo"
utistied
and
loaded.
In
this
PRE-INVENTOKY
SALE
we
pri.iri-e
you
greater
values,
more
bargains
and
more
srvings.
Our
reputation
is
at
stake,
watch
the
paper
tomorrow
!
Yes,
sir!
wc
ft.
y
competition
:
we
challenge
you
to
equal
values.
Never
before
1
-ive
y-u
been
able
to
effect
such
enormous
savings.
This
is
a
'
Id
statement,
yet
wc
arc
ready
to
back
it
up.
Come
Saturday,
-corning
and
prove
it
to
yourself.
Ao
we
arc
closing
out
our
gents'
furnishings
and
boys
'olbing
department.
Every
article
in
these
two
departments
u-isl
le
cleared
irrespective
of
cost.
Men,
equip
yourself
at
the.'
wricesl
It
is
a
chance
in
a
lifetime.
Mothers,
what
about
your
boys?
You
can
buy
two
suits
W
c'
v
for
the
price
of
one.
Underwear,
sweaters
and
Mar
timw
.
re
reduced
to
rock-bottom
prices.
Here
is
where
your
dollar
will
take
the
place
of
two.
Wait
till
Saturday
morning.
Reductions
in
every
department,
every
article
is
reduced.
"
v
'.n..
..r
ll
.n!n(inn:
inclllflcd.
No
TCSCrVC.
I
i.
ulilh
fill
In
Ul
Ull
uwtii'iullg
Store
dosed
the
rest
of
Thursday,
and
Friday
all
day.
t
iRlh.
9
a.m.
sharp.
,
"tl'vlllS
OUlUIUUy,
Ii:t.L-iiii'v
-
,
Watch
Friday's
paper.
YOURS
FOR
THE
BIGGEST
OF
THE
YEAR
Jabour
Bros.
Limited
M.
ft
i
HUT
r.
II
THE
DAILY
NZWS
rxGE
FIYl
GEORGE
COPPER
WILL
HELP
TO
FEED
SMELTER
VICTOPJA,
Dec.
13.
It
develops
fiere
that
the
main
reason
for
the
acquisition
and.
reconditioning
of
the
Stewart
short
line
railway
by
the
company
headed
by
II.
H.
Stevens
is
to
carry
the
copper
ore
from
the
Gebrge
Copper
mine
at
the
Bear
River
to
tidewater
to
supply
a
new
smelter
proposed
to)be
b,uilt
somewhere
on
the,
coast
by
the
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Co.
The
Consolidated
owns
the
Coast
Copper
mine
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
and
has
a
number
of
Portland
Canal
properties
under
option.
The
com
pany's
men
are
out
Inspecting
every
possible
source
of
ore
supply.
From
these
and
other
sources
12
ACME
BOX
COATS
TUBE
COATS
RAGLANS
id
t
lESTERHELfe
ttiW
it
oi
it
is
expected
a
sufficient
supply
of
ore
will
be
available
to
keep
a
smelter
busy
all
the
tirric.
The
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs.
F.
H.
DuVernet
is
taking
place
this
afternoon
at
3.30
from
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral.
Interment
will
be
made
in
the
family
plot
at
Fairview
Cemetery.
x
TO
INSPECT
WRECK
OF
BARGE
PEZUTA
Representative
of
Prince
.Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.
Leaves
for
Islands
Capt.
R.
Gammon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.
left
last
night
with
the
tug
Zanardi
for
Tlell
to
make
an
inspection
of
the
wreck
of
the
log
carrying
barge
Pezuta.
Return
to
the
city,
it
is
expected,
will
be
made
tomorrow
morning.
IF
YOU
WANT
RESULTS
TRY
A
CLASSIFIED
IT
PAYS.
You
Can
Quickly
Limber
Up
Soiie,
Stiff,
Swollen
Joints
Even
Chronic
Rheumatic
Swellings
in
Knee,
Elbow,
Shoulder
or
linger
Joints
Yield
to
the
Migh(y
Powerful
Influence
of
JOINT-EASE.
!
It's
bere
right
In
town
and
every
Uvc
drusjlixt
has
It.
Tt
a
low
print
remedy,
to
be
sure,
but
that
chon't
stop
tt
frori
taking
the
kinks,
latneneu
or
torture
out
of
your
troubled
Jolnta.
Joint-Kae
la
the
najn.
no
called
because
It
la
compounded
aoleto
lor
the
purpose
of
relieving
all
four
ailment
Just
rut)
It
on
the
tormented,
lame
JolnU
enc
in
Juat
a
It
aeconda
tt
will
penetrate
to
tve
bone
and
blessed
comfort
eomea
quickly.
It
absorbs
Instantly
and
la
ao
clean
and
atalnlcaa
that
you
can
rub
it
on
often
and
get
thereby
reaulta
much
more
quickly,
when
the
Joint
Is
lnOamed
and
tne
agony
interne.
Beinc
Mich
a
powerful
counter
Irritant,
tt
cannot
help
bringing
apeed
and
helpful
rentflts
In
c
ingestion,
acre
throat
chen
ooldx.
lumbago
and
neumlgla
nwdb
quicker
than
almost
any
remedy
y
.u
can
buy.
But
yeu
must
remember
that
It
la
for
)olnt
afflictions
that
It
la
mostly
dk.-penied
and
it
herptulnem
wUl
astonish
"U
after
all
ordinary
liniments
and
other
treatments
have
failed.
P
MMS&i
i
ry
j
.'Buff.??
fMa&rrt?
S
SSY1
FOR
A
REAL
ENJOYABLE
MOTOR
DRIVE
Rent
One
of
Our
HEATED
CARS
AND
DRIVE
IT
YOURSELF
Walker
Motor
Co.,
Limited
Phone
Blue
389
2nd
Ave.
and
4th
St.
Canadian
National
Steamships
Prince
Ri
pert
DRYDOCK
IMPORTERS
5th
Annual
.
ALL.VOOL
"
A
Double
Breasted
OVERCOAT
est
Tht
Style
Hii
of
The
Season!
NEW
WEAVES
AND
,
COLORS
Double-breasted
Overcoats
have
won
the
popularity
of
every
wnart
dresser!
Especially
our
selection
that
have
no
equal
in,;
i
quality
woolens,
expert
tailoring,
heavy,
warm
fabrics
and
real
'
'!
isuappy
colors
and
weaves.
'
AND
The
Acme
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE,
PRINCE
RUPERT
SHIPYARD
1
OiKfaimv
I..T.I
20.00l
Ton
Kloxllni;
Dry
l..rh
,
Uir.cineerK
Machfiiinta.
Boilrmalu.-r.
Macksinilli.
I'iirt
iiiakern.
Founder.
Woodworkers.
Eir
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WEt.IUN.
Our
Ida
tit
iti
ettuipped
u,
hand!-
nil
MtlCt
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
VVfUtK.
I'll
ONES
4.1
r.d
-Ihb
FIVE
BIG
XMAS
VALUES!
TIES
Silk
and
knit
neck
scarfs
in
a
host
of
wonderful
colors
and
patterns.
Most
of
them
are
hand
tailored.
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE,
from
65c
TO
$1.85
SHIRTS
Pure
white
Broadcloth
shirts
with
collars
attached
and
unattachetl!
Expert
fitting-
and
well
tailored.
TEMPTATION
SALK
PRICE
$l.!f
and
$2.95
SWEATERS
Fancy
wool,
slip-overs
in
newest
patterns
and
colors.
Reinforceo
cuffs
andi
bottoms.
A
wonderful
gift
for
men.
TEMPTATION
SALE
PI?
CE,
from
to
.-..14.95
Terms,
Strictly
Cash
No
C.
0.
I).
No
Charge
Accounts.