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December
20,
1928
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
FAMOUS
FILM
STARS
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MOVING
VOTING
HEAVY
OUT
RAPIDLY
IN
PLEBISCITE
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.
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and
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all
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'
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mly
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SAI.F
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MITATION
SALE
51.95
WAl
ilES
N"tk
Scarfs
in
lul
colon
and
pa
i
i
MPTATION
SALE
51.35
SHIRTS
llro.i.kloth
Shi.b
wi-i
''if!
and
unattached
iiv
.iiid
well
tailored
I0
SALK
L95
ANn
52.95
SWEATERS
'.'Mil,
slip-oven
in
newe-
1'itl
t'olor-.
Ki'inforcr
I
iiottoms.
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wonderfu
mcmi.
I
KM
I
r.Aiiur
iU
K.
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.
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(JP
54.95
Acme
fmpovtf
rs
THIRD
AVKNUE
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No
I'.O.I)
i)
(
Imiire
Ad-mints
John
Barrymore,
the
famouc
charming
wife,
Dolores
Cost-llo,
Hollywood.
f
KENZIE
SAYS
NO
NEED
HERE
mlD.flt
Victoria
by
the
'Terrace
taste.
film
star,
is
here
seen
with
his
just
after
their
marriage
in
'cost
to
the
country.
It
would
'
teem
to
be
unreasonable
that
Brit-1
ish
Columbia
should
be
requirad
to
duplicate
the
expenditure
laid
out
by
the
Dominion
in
this
con
nection.
The
lorce
of
tins
point
0
A
MDI
IMf
DT
A
MT
of
view-lt
seem
10
mt''
lK
tome8
'
jlllllLlliuI
LAlil
very
clear
htn
11
ia
,ndetood
Board
of
Trade
in
response
to
a
Dr.
CharUs
fr"dir.r,cll,
rominjon
quest
for
the
provision
of
Mmp-
Deputy
Minister
of
'srmcs;
aad
ing
work
at
or
near
rnnce
Mr
vv
.
o.
limru,
liuci,
01
tne
.cii.
Ore
Dressing
und
Metal'.urgar,
Di-
1
have
yours
of
the
7th
inttant
vision,
were
in
the
1'iovlnce
this'
kvhich
you
express
the-
opinion
year,
and
both
emph-iKised
'the
'
at
there
is
a
pressing
need
for
service
which
their
department,
the
establishment
of
a
plant
for
vras
prepared
to
give
mining
men
be
letting
of
minerals
at
or
near
throughout
Canada
in
thi
res-he
city
of
Frince
Rupert.
pect.
Am
attaching
tor
your
In
reply
may
say
that
this
mat-
information
a
few
copies
of
Bul-er
has
had
my
careful
consider-
letfn
issued
by
the
Department
of
ition
and
I
am
not
convinced
that
Mines,
which
explains
itself,
and
,
he
expenditure
of
public
funds
which,
perhaps,
you
will
arrange
;
or
the
purpose
indicated
would
for
distribution
among
those
in-
e
justified
at
the
present
tfane.
terested.
is
scarcely
necessary
for
me
to
It
might
be
added
that
not
only
lint
out
that
hould
th
govern-
does
the
Ottawa
Department
jnt
decide
upon
such
a
policy
make
its
laboratory
investigat-j
In
northern
British
Columbia,
it
ions
in-
01
inan;,
fi
n
wi,
is
more
than
likely
M
the
payment
df
a
proport-i
cedent
would
lead
to
demand
ien
of
the.
freight
cRhnros
on
th
iqually
reasonable
from
the
Keota-
ore
shipped.
Full
j'
pirticuJare
.
6
iL.
Mail!
ttjwa
a4-
IK
d
nntni
nay
and
perhaps
from
tne
oob-
"
"
v...o
dary
eections
of
the
province.
wll
be
found
en
pajre
5
of
the
There
is
no
uoubi
m
.
.
i
uiug
plant
such
as
you
have
in
Awurlng
.
you,
of
jfcy
desire
to
d
I.
of
extreme
value
to
mine
aaaist
n
any
practical
manner
"rators
fadHtathig
the
obtaining
of
i
and
I
fully
prciaUs
imnorUnVe
of
the
iMu"rald
tests
wherever
they
are
con-.
e
.
Sr.
nf
tum
a.,
aldered
necessary,
and
thanking!
4P
lit
ft!
II
IHJnuiiiiowiH.
I
will
not
be
out
it
Kln.
X
u
80it?kth.tIeould
not
work
at
.II
ami
could
not
ww
on
thu
mfhine.
My
aunt
told
me
of
tArfl
K.
Pink-
h.m'i
Ve8tabl
lompound.mlnew
I
am
tilling
.II
of
my
friend,
how
cood
it
is
and
I
will
Mm
MARY
SciiutTiBB,
Gr.inl.nd,
Sosk.
Mie
Dneii
fn
ihn
nfflTWtMllMlV
.
velonment
of
our
m
neral
reaour-
?
-r--
veiwpnre"-
"
......
trivnn
of
exnlaininir
mv
Dalit
ion.
ces.
At
the
same
time
i
snouiu,--
-
..:,'
"
i
ikP
to
noint
out
that
the
Doml-
on
government
has
Installed
at
uuwa
laboratories
for
the
work
u
have
In
mind,'
at
very
heav)'
WOMAN
SO
SICK
GOULD
NOTWORK
Helped
by
Taking
Lydia
L
Pink-ham
'$
Vegetable
Compound
Gr.inl.nd.
Rak.--"X
n
W
I
hewd
of
that
sood
Lydi.)-.
rink-
I
am.
Your
faithfully.
W.
A.
McKENZIF.,
I
Minister
of
Mlnea.
SURPRISE
PARTY
AND
PRESENTATION
-
There
was
a
surprise
party
jlaat
night
nt
the
h'mc
of
M.
ami
Mrs.
Simdn
Swanson,
43
Cnnmllan
National
Manager
Says
,
.
Husfncss
Conditions
Good
'
X'A
in
West
A
r
1
f
.
tin
i
L.
tfrain
still
'
moving
out
'over
Can
adian
National
lines
at
the
rate
of
over
700
cars
daily,
the
grain
movement
from
Western
Canada
oints
to
the
lake
head
and
to
the
Pacific
coast
has
moved
without
a
hitch-during
the
entire
season,
it
was
stated
this
mor
ning
by
W.
A.
Kingsland,
gener
al
manager
of
the
Canadian
Nat
ional
Railways,
western
region,
who
is
in
Montreal
today
on
a
business
visit.
Splendid
weather
continues
throughout
the
whole
of
Western
Canada,
which
has
prevailed
since
harvest
time
ad
ded
to
the
fact
that
there
has
been
througout
a
plentiful
grain
ar
supply
and
plenty
of
motive
power
for
moving
the
heavy
rain
trains
have
assured
con
tinued
movement,
Mr.
Kingsland
said.
While
navigation
on
the
Great
Lakes
is
at
ah
end,
there
is
nleiity
of
storage
space
in
the
TO
i,:M&a..c?!,"iK"ment'
nts
take
care
;
for
some
time
By
the
time)
this
is
ex
hp.ustftT
the
all-rail
movement
of
grain
eastward
will
be-well
under
way.
i-,r
Business
conditions
throughout
tho
west
are
generally
good,
Mr.
Kingsland
stated,
and
develop
ment
in
many
cities
from
an
in
-'iistriul
point
of
view
would
in
dicate
that
manufacturers
both
in
Eastern
Canada
and
the
United
States
are
taking
advantage
of
their
opportunities
of
estab
lishing
branch
factories
and
plants
in
Western
Canada
to
take
care
of
their
growing
business
interests,
there.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
that
the
mines
brancii,
division;
iCourur
or
s.
o.
o.cuon
Co.
Ltd.,
fWSt
ullunrv.
Minister
Says
Ore
(Jan
be
Sent
Ottawa
tki
4fn.
but
is
The
ijf
towing
iuqlatiqiis
wer
to
Ottawa
-For
Laboratory
igfoj
fa
per
fch
the
'Jd
atHjhcked,';
.
imrniiKaiiuii
mln
nnorati.r
ni
IhlH
UloVinCtl
,
b
takitur.
er.ro,
of
Bf
work!
The
following
letter
hai
be'n
which
fne
lutu-r
'
m;
y
have
to
received
from
the
depurtment
ef
tubmit
albng
the
line.
rf
v
nore
Bayvieit,
4,
4yd.
B.
cJlSil-et,
r.26,
1M.
'
Beaver
flTIver;
fcil,
18.
:'
Big
Missouri,
08,
68'...
(o:k
Frovince,
2l'i,
2?.
to'.tcn
Belt,
Nil,
50.
Du;iwell.
13,
Nil.
Duthie,
Nil.
73.
George
Coper,
7.25;
7.50.
Georgia
IMver;
28V.
30.
Golcoufb,
82
83V2-
1
CrandHew,
5Jf
T
J
i
Independence,
9,
10.
Indian,
41
.,
5V4.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
34
1
a.
3G.
Kootenay
Florence,
20',
21.
Kootenay
King,
29V.
Nil.
L.
&
L..
64.
7Vi.
Lukeview,
IV,
Nil.
:
I.'icky
Jim.
22,
22
2.
Marmot
MeUls,
7,
Nil,
Marmot
Gold,
7Vi,
73.
Mohtwk.
64.
7.
Morten
Woolsey,
5Vs,
5V4
National
Silver,
1G4,
17.
Noble
ifr'ive.
60,
51.
Fend
Qreile.
9.50,
0.75.
Porter.
(Idaho,
CG.
Premi.
2.20,
2.25.
RufuaUrgenu,
26V4,
2GV4-Ruth
iiope,
58
V.
54.
.
Silver
Crest,
8,
8V4.
Silverado.
72,
75.
Snowflrfke,
37,
88.
.
.
Sunlock.
3.65,,
3.75.
.-'
Topley
Richfield,
43,
45
Toric.
2.G0,
2.90.
Wellington,
l'J,
VJYi.
4
Whitewater,
1.15,
1.20;
Woodbine,
8'2.
4.
i
Katcrn
tock
Noranda,
64.00.
Nil.
Oils
Fabyon
Pet.
5s
i,
6.
Could
Not
Sleep
Heart
Would
Start
1
Hays
Cove
Circle.
Thirty
guests
rt
J
n
J
jinvxi
ihplW.o
find
anont
the
rUfflping
811(1
rOUFldlRg
evening
playing
cards
and
A
crystal
water
set
was
presented
to
Mrs.
Lrso-4
Oscar
I.ar
son
acting
on,
bhult
the
assembled
company.
HOTEL
,a!pVALS
j
Prince
Rupert
R.
A.
TavIss
and
A'.
M.
Dlack.'
Vancouver;
Dr.
R.
G.
LarRf.
Port
Simpson.
Savoy
!
A.
II.
Demmler,
Colnradn
Snrinirs;
II.
Marshall
and
(
has.
Toomtis.
!'rt
Slnrw'in.
(VntrnI
Mr.
ttiid
,
'rs.
A
I'ctt
i'i4"ii,
Viini'otiver:
W.
F.
I,nI.ondi
.TllllI'MII
Mrs.
Fred
P.
Averill,
13C-12th
Ave..
Calgary,
Alta.,
writes:
"I
was
bothered
bo
much
with
my
heart
I
could
not
Wp.
T
would
waken
up
in
the
night
screaming,
ana
my
ncart
would
pumping
and
pounding.
A
neighbor
l.idy
told
me
to
try
start
so
I
started
taking
them
and
I
can
truthfully
my
I
am
a
different
woman.
Altogether
I
only
took
two
boxes."
1'riic
0o
a
box
at
all
dniggiats
and
ikftWrs,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
price
hy
The
T.
Milburo
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto,
OuU
Though
Start
Was
Slow,
Many
Property
Holders
Are
Voting
Today
Voting
In
the
power
plebiscite
opened
.
slowly
this'
morning
though
it
is
expected
that,
in
the
course
of
the
day,
a
large
rep
resentation
of
the
600
or
700
property
holders,
who
are
qualified
to
vote,
will
turn
out
to
express
their
preference
in
the
matter.
Backers
of
both
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
and
the
American
States
Public
Service
Co.
express
confidence
as
to
the
outcome.
The
pool
opened
at
8
a.m.
and,
during
the
first
Hour,
but
teji
ballots
were
deposited.
The
next
hour
brought
the
total
Up
to
41
and
at
10:45
78
votes
had
been
cast.
Pp
to
1
o'clock
there
were
215
votes.
Only
property
hol-'ers
are
qualified
to
vote.
firnest
Unw'in
is
acting
as
re-;
turning
officer
and
K.
A.
Mc-Leod
is
his
deputy.
W.
O.
Fulton
and
W.
D.
Vance
are
acting
!
scrutineers-
for
the
Tower
Corporation
of
Canada,
the
American
company
having
G.
S.
Clark
and
J.
V.
Clyne
as
scrutineers.
The
poll
will
,
close
at
8
o'clock
and
the
result
should
bt!
known
within
an
hour.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
20.
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
$1.18-''.
HOLIDAY
BARGAIN!
7
7
T1
1
Formal,
and
rant
FROCKS
For
holldav
fArmal
nltiro
uri
hnvo
tho
vnrv
nawoiit
Paria
lit
the
Montreal
Importers
I)oi)l
140
lo
lte!
wiili
cobl
feel
lliese
dump
niglils.
del
a
pair
of
Bedroom
Slijipers
from
our
l;ir(c
slock.
We
have.
Ihcm
in
H
sizes.
I'or
all
I
hey
cosl,
you
miht
as
well
he
comlorlnhle.
Your
friends,
loo,
would
appreciate
vour
tlioutthiriilm-ss
in
receiving
such
a
suitable
gift.
And
I
lie
price
is
remarkably
low!
FOR
GIFTS
Our
slo
k
offers
you
a
wonderful
election
of
everything
for
men's
wear,
and
boys,
big
and
liltle,
too.
W-
h'e
Neikties
in
infinite
variety,
all
in
faney
lxfM.
ranging
in
price
from
-15c
to
75c.
Those
uee
great
value.
The
v-.hie
we
aiv
offcriiirt
in
Mqi
J)hirts
s
unim'.
ot;r
Urmf
Rtpek
of
lliese
from
our.
shelves
Tnsl.
We
liave
11
TiiwfJ'ele;
lion
of
Knglibh
HnKidciolh
AJcn's
Shirts,
llie
regular
value
of
which
was
$3.75.
Going
at
our
Sale
of
Sales
at
f
1.95.
l
adies
Pumps
and
Oxfords,
loo,
is
another
bargain
liiu
wliitli
our
numerous
customers
are
appreciating
to
I
he
full.
Have
you
seen
our
prices
for
these
quality
shoes?
The
value
is
surprising!
Montreal
Importers
TIIIHl)
AVENUE
J.
U.
MILLER,
PROPRIETOR
CLOCK
SALE
of
DRESSE,
STREET
DRESSES
AFTERNOON
DRESSES
EVENLNC?
DRESSES
On
Saturday
Fraro
2
to
4
o'clock
Only
Chic
Velvet
Frocks
Velvet
is
the
fabric
hit
of
tho
season.
And
here
we
present
our
entire
stock
of
fine
qual
ity,
soft
Velvet
Frocks
c.eationa.
Gorgeous
Satins,
Chiffons
and
Velvets
are
in
Wonderful
colors
and
included
in
the
very
newest
details.
Flounced
effects,
.i.,;--
cfvloc
at
it
i
nrioo
darinK
necklines,
in
fact,
everything
about
them
Js
nt-w
"annS
Sliltb
and
darinjr.
far
beyond
compare.
JA
One
Price
On(y-J0.00
Each
Never
before
in
the
history
of
I'rincc
Rupert
have
such
dresses
been
put
on
sale
at
such
a
price.
It
is
a
genuine
sale,
for
quick
turnover.
There
arc
no
old
poods
cither
as
the
store
lias
only
been
open
since
the
beginning
of
November.
Wc
have
to
move
these
dresses
out,
hoycver,
and
this
price
should
doit.
v-
REMEMRER
SATURDAY,
FROM
2
TO
I
O'CLOCK.
Terms
Cash
Only.
No
C.
O.
D.
Annette
Ladies'
Ready-to-Wear,
Ltd.
G13
Third
Avenue,
(Upstairs,
Over
P.
Rums'
Store)
PRINCE
RUPERT,
U.
C.
,1
it:.-
6
I'
i