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every
pound
of
"SALADA"
Tea
we
sell
that
It
is
fresh,
delicious
and
full
weight
of
pure,
fine
quality
tea.
If
you
are
not
satisfied,
full
purchase
price
will
be
refunded.
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by
dll
grocers.
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to
$1.05
per
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Monday,
Jan.
16.
192S
THE
NEW
COUNCIL
The
aldermen,
who.
together
with
the
mayor,
make
up
the
city
council,
are
a
fairly
representative
group
this
year
and
.should
make
an
excellent
legislative
and
executive
body
for
the
city.
The
two
defeated
mayoralty
candidates
will
be
a
loss
to
the
council
as
will
alo
former
Alderman
Perry.
However,
i
the
new
men
will
undoubtedly
rise
to
the
occasion
and
show
that
they
have
the
ability
to
hold
the
positions.
Alderman
ColTart
is
not
at
all
new
to
the
job,
so
he
Will
have
the
advantage
over
the
others.
WUHINli
A
SLOtiAN
!
1
t,r
1.
1
advert
advert
isinir
isinjf
Slogans
are
ajram
beinjf
invito!
the
ii;v.
it
being
thought
that
po-siiiiy
si:m-:hirir
Letter
may
yet
!
obtained.
It
might
be
in
order
to
puiii
on;
tint
mmt
of
those
submitted
on
former
occasion
weie
not
reaiiy
slogan.-
but
rather
sub-titles.
However,
it
is
to
lie
assumed
that
e
'.
her
slogans
or
sub-'
itles
will
be
accepted.
In
illustrate
what
is
n
..nt
by
a
slogan
there
is
'"Follow
i
Burnet
111a
tirow"
which
are
They
indicate
action.
DOMINION
I
Ihl-I.Y
TO
ACT
It
seems
as
if
th-
Iohh"
t
:
,.
eniment
is
likely
the
Peace
River
prolilem
and
pi
oxide
an
outlet
to
the
route
to
lw
determine
!
In
lompei'
iit
engineers.
That
th.
use
(
s
"I'rince
Unpen.
Prince
The
Help
the
whole
family
to
better
health
Save
yourself
time
and
trouble
Serve
it
with
hot
milk
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
it
satisfactory
outcome.
Km-
IVi'.r.
Uupert
Stexxart.
or
Prince
Geoi'ire
or
Vancouver
to
,k
t''-
when
'he
line
shall
gtj
would
be
monstrous,
unltss
thc
iui-pued
u
pay
the
bill.
All
we
can
da
ia
lay
before
the
irovernment
all
the
data
possible
and
then
put
it
up
to
ttMpn.
There
Id
a
committee
now
working
on
that
and
doubt-lew
it
will
goon
be
prepared
to
says
what
they
have
done.
If
they
do
not
act
efjoa
it
may
be
too
late.
UAHKIS
IS
WILI.LV
An
American
newspaper
cannot
be
read
intelligibly
without
a
knowledfe
of
Dickens.
That
fact
was
brought
forcefully
to
mind
by
noting
an
editorial
article
headed
"Ifeflon
not
a
Barkis."
The
Idea
was
that
Mellon
was
not
willing
to
be
a
candidate.
The
striking
part
about
the
whole
thing
was
that
without
having
read
the
story
of
tb
courtship
of
Peggotty
by
air.
Barkis
it
would
be
difficult
to
understand
the
drift
of
the
article.
A
knowledge
of
Dickens
ia
still
considered
part
of
the
education
of
the
ordinary
intelligent
person,
at
least
on
the
American
side
of
the
line.
Price
of
Daily
News
Cut
to
50
Cents
a
Month
When
Delivered
in
Prince
Rupert
Commencing
with
the
beginning
of
1928
the
price
of
the
Daily
News
is
as
follows:
Delivered
in
Prince
Kiiiert.
50c
a
month
in
advapce,
or
$6.00
a
year.
Out-of-town
in
Northern
or
Central
B.C.,
$3.00
a
year
or
four
months
for
$1.00.
Other
Canadian
or
I'.S.
point!).
$fi.t)0
a
year.
The
only
way
to
kej
in
touch
with
the
North
is
to
read
a
northern
paper.
Hot
meals
without
work
UNITED
CHURCH
WILL
OPERATE
Q.C.
HOSPITAL
8KIDEQATE,
Jan.
18
The
United
Church
of
Canada
U
tsklng
over
the
Ixdstrttril'
at
QueeM"1
Charlotte
City
and
wilt
tirtxtubt
itlirinrJ'lhe
auspices
of
the
mtmob
hetord
of
tMt
organisation.
The
church
plana
to
secure
the
ser-vk-es
of
,:!
doctor
who
will
reside
here.
The
hospital
board
recently
hM
a
mcellnx
at
which
M
was
decided
to
turn
the
hospital
over
to
the
church.
Officers
elected
taolede
O.
H.
Jolllff.
J.
L.
Barge,
A.
J.
Oardon.
Capum
Oliver
and
X.
S.
Richardson.
paid
in
advance
for
ye.u-ly
period
$:?.00
i
Wom,
AwMl,n
Or
four
months
for
$1.00
j
Anglican
church.
By
mail
to
all
other
parts
or
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
Stale,
paid
in
advance
per
year
By
mail
to
all
other
count
rtes,
per
year
TERRACE
W.
A.
HOLDS
ITS
ANNUAL
MEETING
(Mirers
for
Year
Elrrtrd
and
ItrMrt.
show
steady
!
row
Hi
In
Activity
and
Membership
TERRACE.
Jen
18.
The
annual
meeting
and
-election
of
officer,
of
the
it
yea;
to
St.
Matthew's
Terrace,
took
place
oil
Thursday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
$6.00
1
Ml
$7.50
Baathope.
The
general
review
.:-
year's
activities
abowed
that
the
toe
let
y
has
been
making
a
steady
growth
during
the
year,
the
meenber-ship
being
(Tester
than
in
any
preceding
year,
financial
receipts
during
the
ear
have
also
exceeded
those
ot
previous
yean,
and
contributions
to
the
various
missionary
funds
have
bean
correspondingly
increased
and
eat
anew.
Substantial
assistance,
baa
bean
green
to
the
churoa
board
In
payment
ot
repairs
on
both
rectory
awl
church
as
well
aa
in
the
upkeep
ot
the
funilew,
tngs
and
the
eatery
ot
the
organist
During
the
year
the
auxiliary
made
Mrs.
T.
t.
Marsh,
retiring
president
after
many
rears
of
earnest
and
capable
leadership,
a
provincial
Ilia
member
In
he
auxiliary.
The
election
of
officers
for
the
pre-sent
year
resulted
as
follows:
President
Mrs
W.
A.
RoMnson.
Vice-president
Airs.
W.
C
Sesrkes
Corresponding
Secretary
Mrs.
R.
Haney.
ecretary-TrsssuTer
Mrs.
Wm.
Sims.
Work
Convener
Sirs.
A.
Carr.
Mrs.
W
R
Thompaoa
and
Mia..
Robinson.
Appreciation
of
the
services
at
Mrs.
Gilbert
u.-
ork
convener
Sd
Of
Mrs.
secretary-treasurer
for
a
v.aesd
In
a
hearty
o:
-iiaia.
derided
to
hoM
but
eat
as
nsvead
of
two
as
In
tessusi
irs
Work
will
be
carried
on
weekly
-
usual
In
prepsratloa
tor
a
sale
to-Asrds
the
end
of
the
yesr.
o
u
11
try
,t
he
PRETTY
WEDDING
only
nnnm
nl
numiml
Ollxe
Ward
Hrroate
ItrMe
of
flordon
llrnnett
lsK
Krv.
('.
O.
Iljcbx
OffkUlln
FORT
CLEMENTS.
Jan.
16
A
pretty
wedding
was
soleaanlaed
New
Tear's
Eve
at
e
pju.
when
Miss
Dorothy
Olive
Wsrd
wav
united
In
aarrlsge
to
Oordon
Bennett
Davis,
the
Rev.
C
O
Darby
otriclatlng.
The
bride,
who
looked
charming
In
a
drees
of
rosewood
flat
crepe
with
hat
to
i
hurst.
match,
carrying
a
bouquet
of
locally
grevn
yellow
chrysanthemums,
entered
MASQUERADE
DANCE
SKIDEGATE
MISSION
All
NathHis
id
World
Rrrertilrl
In
OMunie
Ut
IUg
t'lurlellr
liand
Affair
One
of
the
moat
enjoyable
events
of
the
season
waa
a
masquerade
dance
at
the
town
hall
at
Saloegate
Mission
under
the
auspices
of
the
Skidegat
Ooa-sort
Band
of
which
Bel
Wilson
la
president.
W
H.
Rues,
manager,
and
II.
Oreen
secretary.
McKay's
twelve
piece
orehesVre
furnished
nrppy
meste
tor
ftha
occasion.
u
,i
nr
1
1
rmn
a
sisrcn
was
tea
ay
toe
Rtirk
and
Miss
Canada
other
costumes
fttprenenled
sll
the
astl'iiu
of
the
world.
Thr
following
won
priest:
fii-M
ladies
Mrs.
A.
Jones.
Turkish
lady
Second
Isdles'.
Sellna
Cross.
Alias
Can-sds
First
men's
Fred
Russ.
Metloan
Uln-
ttrl.
Becotid
men's.
J
P.
Dover,
Turkish
Pennies
a.
Advertise
tq
the
Dally
Mews
MASSETT
CHOIR
GIVES
CONCERT
Enjoyable
Event
in
Which
Sacred
Music
is
Featured
at
Q.C.
Island
Village
MASOTT.
Jan.
18.
An
enjoyable
Concert
was
given
by
the
choir
ot
the
Anflloaa
Church
here
which
was
much
Moyi.
Rev.
James
OiUett
gsve
so
address
of
appreciation.
Following
was
the
program:
"Lay
My
Head
Beneath
a
Rose."
by
Miss
M.
Stanley.
"Hallelujah
Cham.
by
Choir.
"Moonlight
and
Boa."
solo
by
Florence
Davidson.
"A
Lane
In
Spain,"
solo
by
Mrs.
Emily
Raruell.
"Leas
ot
Self
and
More
of
God."
duet
by
Misses
Margaret
Stanley
and
Florence
Davidson.
"Idolising
Jan."
sole
by
Jeff
Smith.
"Jesus
Lover
of
My
Soul."
solo
by
Roger
Wist.
"Home."
duet
by
Mrs.
Emily
Parnell
and
Mrs.
Llsssle
Jones.
"Heavens
Are
Telling,"
by
Cbolr.
"I
corns
to
thee.''
solo
by
Un.
Mar
garet
Wlat.
"Baby
Face."
solo
by
Adam
Abrahams.
"Whispering
Hope."
solo
by
Mrs
Mary
Stanley
,
"Letter
Xdged
in
Blsck."
solo
by
John
Williams.
!
"Olory
to
Ood
in
the
Highest."
by
Choir.
"Within
the
Walls."
duet
by
Henry
Bdensbaw
and
Alfred
Adams.
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
TERRACE
MEETING
tirtlrers
Mretnl
far
Year
ami
Reports
ltnvlvrd
TIfi
RACE,
Jan.
16.
The
annual
vee-try
masting
ot
St.
Uattbews
Anglican
1
church.
Triraoe,
wss
bald
on
Tuesdsy
I
evening
In
.
the
ohttrch.
There
was.
s
good
attendance
and
the
aweung
was
presided
over
by
Rev.
A.
W.
Robloeon;
vho
read
a
vary
gratifying
review
of
the
year's
activities.
The
financial
report
grew
by
Oeo.
Dover
showed
s
very
nciwldsisbla
Increase
in
collections
ae
wan
aa
a
eMsMUUe
aasoxmt
f
fundi
raised
la
vsrioua
ether
msnasn.
Oonatauabls
iasproveeDeots
and
repairs
have
bean
aaada
to
the
church
during
the
year
which
have
at
led
much
to
both
Its
coaafort
and
appear-1
anaa.
A
sew
vssSry
lenaw
In
eaurse
of
1
building
and
vHesn
eosnplatad
will
be
j
a
very
useful
Meat.
Mrs
W
H
Burnett.
:
ecretsry-traaaurs
of
ths
Women's
Auxiliary,
preeassted
a
vary
gratifying
report
of
the
work
of
the
Women's
branch.
Her
report
showed
an
increase
In
both
snesnberaoip
and
financial
rt-sulu
over
previews
yeara.
Votes
of
thanks
were
tendered
to
Rev.
sad
Mrs.
Boblnsasi
for
their
untiling
efforts
in
furthertag
the
ehurch
work:
to
the
W
A.
for
the
very
loyal
assistance
rendered,
to
the
church
officers
and
to
Mrs.
Van
Hses
and
Mrs.
Robinson
lor
their
services
at
the
organ.
The
children's
cbclr
received
much
favotable
comment
and
appreciation
of
Its
services
ss
well
aa
that
ot
Mrs.
S.
Haney
and
Miss
Halllwell
as
soloists
wss
voiced.
The
election
of
oBseata
for
the
ensuing
yeai
resulted
aa
follows:
Vicar's
Warden
Wm.
Sims.
People's
Warden
Oeo.
Dover.
aidesnven
llsssrs.
Fan.
Attree.
Brusa-mltt.
Bnerwcod.
Oorlett
ond
Colth-
Aaslstant
fMdeamea
lre
Haney.
Mrs.
Von
Ollbert.MM.
Cory.
the
ehurch
to
the
strains
af
Lofaen-
Donald
and
Walters
grin's
Wedding
March
played
by
Mrs.
j
Secretary
Treasurer
A.
I.
Walters.
T.
It.
William.
The
bride
was
given
Following
the
adjournment
of
the
away
by
her
brother,
Ralph
T.
Ward,
j
meeting
those
present
repaired
to
the
and
was
attended
by
Mrs.
Ralph
T.
rectory
where
refreshments
were
served
Ward
as
matron
of
honor.
John
8
Hewl-san
acted
ss
best
aaaav.
During
the
service,
Miss
Louise
Cttspmsn
rendered
a
eoro.
u
1
1
ss
i
jue.
l
After
the
eetesuoey,
the
weoaung
runner
waa
beUI
la
BrsasaraTs
ReahMir-
invited
to
the
deisce
bald
In
Has-
'was
ras
Uel
Hail.
The
bride
la
vary
popular
since
her
arrival
here
from
Vancouver
sis
months
ago.
and
the
groom,
having
resided
here
s
cons
Id
era
bie
length
of
time.
Is
well
known
The
best
wishes
of
sll
are
extended
to
the
young
people,
who
will
reside
hare
after
a
two
weeks'
honeymoon
at
TMI.
MASSETT
WEDDING
WAS
CELEBRATED
BY
REV.
J.
GILLETT
M
s.BM'1
1
.
Jan.
lg
-
A
pretty
wedding
took
place
here
lavt
week
when
Rev
Her
Three
Boys
Had
Terrible
Colds
That
Hung
On
Mrs.
0.
Ames,
35
St.
Oeerje
Street,
Pa
t
ham,
Oat.,
writes:
"Last
wiater
my
three
box.
had
terrible
eeldv
tad
a
cough
that
hung
on
e
loss
that
It
tegs
to
worry
ate.
"I
went
to
my
droccist
and
at
asked
ate
if
I
had
tried
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
"I
told
him
I
bad
net,
bat
that
1
wobM,
aad
I
mast
say
that
after
they
had
flaiehed
the
third
bottle
they
were
entirely
rid
of
the
re
h.
"I
will
never
he
witheet
a
bottle
ef
Dr.
Wood's'
on
hand."
Price
Me.
a
bottle,
lanre
family
site
60s.;
nit
up
oaly
by
The
T.
Uiltnira
Cu.
IJaiiled.
Tot
xtate.
OaL.
Y-gTuii
Mm
w
M
V
H
UJ3L
fL
LAUfi
ess.
1
uoe
on
"
AND
they
leave
them
on
all
winter.
They
are
saving
of
tires.
You
can
go
from
mud
or
snow
to
wet
or
dry
pavementsall
on
gripping
quiet
rubber
traction.
Last
season,
production
of
Goodyear
Tire
Chains
was
far
short
of
the
demand.
Now
Goodyear
Selected
Dealers
have
them
for
any
size
of
tire.
Mrs.
x.
attuway
after
Moore
returned
bosne
on
having
spent
a
two
James
Oilier
united
In
marriage
Mies
j
w'u
vacation
with
friends
Ada
Price
and
Joalah
Brown,
both
of
that
:
B4Pn'
villaae
Following
the
wadding
a
recaption
aas
held
in
the
town
hall
where
over
one
hundred
guests
sat
down
to
dinner
with
the
bride
and
groom
and
this
was
followed
by
dancing
Mr.
and
Mra.
Brown
are
both
graduate
et
the
Coqualeetaa
Industrlsl
Institute
of
Ssrdls.
B.C.
In
Prince
The
Mieeea
Dorothy
and
Clara
Little,
twin
daughters
of
Mr.
aad
Mrs.
Oeorge
Utile
left
on
Saturday
for
Edmonton
where
they
will
cater
the
Uaaerthnsy
school
for
girls.
They
were
accompanied
as
far
aa
anderhoof
by
their
lather.
An
auction
eel:
ef
household
effects
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
A
Vn
of
the
Tourist
Club.
Terrace,
waa
he.
'
on
Saturday
afternoon
with
Wm.
Vanc.
'ip
wielding
the
naaamer.
A
large
crcv.1
gathered
and
good
prices
were
realised.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Aiken
are
leering
st
the
beginning
of
the
wees;
for
t"..e
Plln
Flon
mining
district.
Alex
Thompson
of
the
Dorreen
highway
survey
party
spent
s
few
dsys
here
with
his
family
before
moving
to
Pvlace
Rupert
te
which
place
the
camp
is
being
moved.
Mas.
Thompson
hss
taken
the
nouse
on
Park
Avsnue
Ju.t
esst
of
Mrs.
p.
Von
Haas
snd
will
con-tinue
to
ires
in
Terraee.
Heavy
rains
durtac
the
past
week
caused
a
email
slide
oa
the
Lanfear
hilt
and
traae
had
to
be
diverted
by
way
ef
the
cemetery
hill.
The
damsge
has
now
been
repaired.
Mrs.
D
nhsuer
and
daughter
and
Mrs.
Clarke
and
daughter
ol
Vanaradol
were
in
Kwn
on
Friday
night
for
the
play
put
on
by
the
high
school
pupils.
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
A.
T.
Wilson
of
Remo
were
In
town
on
Friday.
Dr.
Par
VANCOI
VKU.
a
Jos.
Robber!
you
ever
had!
has
made
GOODYEAR
you
a
new
and
silent
rubber
tire
chain.
Goodyear
has
tested
it.
Goodyear
has
seen
it
outwear
the
best
of
metal
tire
chains.
Goodyear
rubber
Tire
Chains
are
quiet
and
they
outwear
any
tire
chains
you
ever
had.
And
you
can
Made
by
the
Makers
of
Goodyear
Tires
TERRACE
Oeorge
reeata.
who
left
here
early
in
he
week
fee
Frlnee
Rupert
for
medics!
1
examination
has
been
tent
to
thai
Shaughneasey
mllltsry
hospital
in
Vsn-I
couver
where
he
wilt
be
s
patient
tor
-one
tins.
Mrs.
J.
Orant
and
two
children
returned
on
Thursday
faom
a
visit
with
tela
trees
la
Ottawa.
t
la
apendlne
a
few
dare
in
Prince
Rupert
that
laguire
DENTIST
Has
Returned
from
!iis
visit
south
n:l
now
rereivins
palitnt
Over
Ormes
Drug
Store
Phone
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