Uay,
February
1,
1928.
NnvVV.
Nr.ri
1UI
I
VVlllKJi
'A
409?
Drtnk
OKO
sV
W
TN
IS
EAT
and
to
to
9
V
YOui
f
FORTIFY
yourself
against
the
sleet
and
rain
and
chills
of
late
autumn
drink
piping
hot
"OXO".
It
makes
a
really
delicious,
savoury
drink.
Concentrated
beef
at
its
best,
"0X0"
maintains
warmth
and
strength
and
gives
greater
power
to
to
resist
resist
colds,
coias,
chills,
cnms,
influenza
influenza
and
and
other
other
such
such
maladies.
maladies.
4
cabas
ISc
10
cub
3GC
R)X0
LIMITED,
356
St.
Antoine
St.
Remember
the
Bays
of
the
Grocers
Cracker
Barrel?
Minn
'
1
"1'
inlicr
the
Crack
r
Uarrel
from
whose
dusty
i-avrn
it
used
to
scoop
your
pound
or
hulf
pound
of
crack-nw
your
Krocer
Soda
Huruits
in
Sanitary
I'ack-
1'i-ujf
stores
used
'.o
have
their
cracker
liarrela
their
'"'lies
of
Castor
Oil
-
-Epsom
Salts
lodir.e.
etc.
which
'"
stay
in
the
store
perhaps
for
years
to
gradually
nm
'
1
Now,
however,
at
Ormes
you
buy
not
just
Iodine
or
i
)i-,artice
that
carry
two
guarantees
the
Kexall
lMl,
f
and
Ormes
that
they
are
100
per
cent
pure,
guaran-
ii
ii
i
form.
OHMKS
IS
THE
ONLY
KEXAI.I.
STORE
IX
PRINCE
RUPERT
yfw
Pinttcvr
Drttcfists
WE
f,
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
V'o200
JANUARY
.
Clearance
SALE
;
,
Special
Bargai
Jafties
25c
50c
85c
DHISSKS
AT
COS1'
PRICK
Ilnrjriiins
In
nil
Lines
H.
S.
Wallace
Co..
Ltd.
'hnnn
o
...
i
v
"
3rd
Ave.
ami
r
1
-
.
ulton
wertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
Local
and
Personal
B.C.
Undertakers.
Pnons
i.
Dentlat.
Dr.
J.
r.
o-jsse.
phonS88
Skating
daily.
2
to
4
and
S
to
10.
tf
Tommy'a
Taxi.
Cafe.
Phone
790
Znltb
CN
R
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
Capt
D
Dunald.
arrived
at
11
o'clock
this
rooming
from
Van
ouver,
Powell
Rivet
land
Ocean
Falls
and
wUl
sail
at
10
rclock
tonight
for
Stewart
and
Anyox
;
returning
here
at
8
o'-'-
Friday
morning
to
sail
at
S
a.m.
for
Vancou-
ver
and
wayport.
Dining
the
month
of
January
the
city
lire
department
responded
to
but
three
calls,
there
being
no
loss
In
sny
One
was
a
smoke
scare,
another
rhlnmey
fire
ard
the
third
was
an
alarm
over
un
oil
burner
at
the
rest
tlem-e
of
D
E
Murphy.
341
Fifth
Ave
West.
lat
8n
urday.
D.
B
Flr.n,
director
of
the
Prince
Hup.
n
F
slierles
Experimental
Station
iftrr?:id
to
tlie
city
today
from
V&n-
ci-uver
where
lie
attended
a
meeting
ol
the
Pacilk-
Coast
stib-coinmlttee
of
the
Biological
111
ard
of
Canada
following
an
absence
of
ccvenil
mouths
ut
Win
nipeg
where
he
was
engaged
In
special
research
work
at
the
University
of
Manitoba
ANNOUNCEMENTS
.
Prmcc
P.upert
Girls'
Drill
Team
danre
February
3.
K
of
c
Whist
Di.ve
and
Dance.
Wednesday,
February
8.
Women
of
Mooseheart
I.elon
8t
Valentine's
Wlilst
Drive
snri
Dance.
Ffbruary
14.
'CN
R.
Annual
Rati.
Friday,
Pv
n
Cntiiolic
Women's
League
spring
sale
of
work
April
13.
.
Elk
Cahnret
April
30
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
Csssd
br
SANTAL
MIDY
Be
lurs
to
gs'
the
Qsnulns
tsok
fee
the
ord
"Miov
8uto
ty
s.i
druggi'is
tl
Oet
(be
Big
4
fcabllt
When
thinking
of
a
Taxi,
phone
4
Mi.-
Annie
Morrison
sailed
I
ait
evening
on
the
Camoaun
for
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver.
Tommy
Praeer
of
the
crew
of
the
forestry
boat
Ulllan
D.
sailed
last
evening
on
the
Canrosun
for
"Vancouver.
A.
Richmond,
local
fur
dealer,
returned
to
the
city
on
th
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
a
business
trln
to
Vancouver.
Milton
Gonzales
and
daughter.
Jerry.
returned
to
the
city
on
trie
Prince
Ru-pert
th!
morning
Irom
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Moose
Members!
Installation
of
officers.
Wednesday.
February
1.
Women
of
MooMheart
Legion
and
friends
are
invited
to
come
after
9
o'clock.
Social
after.
jj
W
H
Manuel.
CNR.
travailing
auditor
with
headquarter
at
Winnipeg,
reached
the
city
from
the
East
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train,
being
here
on
ofllcial
duties.
Rev.
J
K
Ban
of
the
local
Anglican
Jiipanese
Mlwio'n
sailed
last
night
on
the
Camosun
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
being
accompanied
by
M.
Ohasbl
of
Port
Esslngton.
O
Btrnhift
of
Ketchikan
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prlaeeas
Mary
this
morning
from
the
north
and
proceeded
o)
i
nun
ior
a
trip
to
New
York.
Bos
ton,
and
other
cities
In
the
United
States
Prank
Watcrhouxe
Ireighter
Robert
M
Merr.ck
will
sail
this
afternoon
for
New
Westminster
with
a
cargo
of
100.
000
feet
of
Cottonwood
logs
from
Tor
race
loaded
here
for
the
Laminated
Material
veneer
mill.
John
Dybhavn
returned
to
the
city
on
tlte
Prince
Rupert
today
following
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
in
the
course
of
which
he
attended
a
meeting
of
the
Pacific
Coast
sub-committee
o:
the
Biological
Board
of
Canada.
Having
been
favored
with
fine
weathet
conditions
in
the
north.
C.P.R.
steamer
rrrincess
Man-.
Cam
C.
c
BsiitfT
fcnade
a
speedy
run
to
Alaska
this
trip
tnd
arrived
at
6J0
this
morning
from
Skacvay
and
warpoinu.
aalUng
at
8.30
for
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Jsbour.
who
were
recently
married
In
Los
Angeles,
the
bride
having
formerly
been
Miss
Mat
(tare
i
Essry.
a
slater
of
Mrs
Dan
.labour
of
this
el'y
arrived
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
the
south
to
take
up
residence
here.
Motonhlp
Norco.
Capt
Leu
William.
making
her
first
call
here
In
several
numthi.
arrived
at
oclcck
last
nigh.
from
Ketchikan
and.
after
dlacharglt-p
five
carloads
of
frozen
fish
for
trans-
rliipment
East
over
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways,
sailed
at
midnight
for
Seattle
THE
DAILY
TNEWS
:
Was
Subject,
to
BROsMCHITSS
Every
Winter
Mrs.
Win.
Healey,
624
Ilill
Street,
London,
Ont.,
writea:
"My
daughter,
aged
fourteen,
was
subject
to
hrocciutii
owry
w-iflWtr.
,,-,!,
.
,.,
."8k
wauW
cough
tV0'1'1
re
M.or
from
tie
exerton,,
..,
"Last
winter
,
friend
advised
me
to
get
a
bottle
of
your
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
M
I
got
a
small
bottle
to
try
and
ttu
doVghted
to
find
that
before
she
bad
taken
half
of
it
her
cough
wax
completely
relieved.
.
"I
certainly
feel
justified
in
rreom-mendtog
it
to
those
suffering
from
conga
al
coMs."
f
Price
Me.
a
bottle,
.Urge
family
sit
0O&;
pat
up
oaly
br
The
T.
Milburn
Col.
limited,
Torenti,
Oat
Cow
Bay
Lunch
reopens
under
new
management.
February
6.
w
Just
arrived
Carload
of
dry
birch
and
cedar.
Cameron
Transfer.
Phone
177.
S7
Prince
Rupert
OlrlS
Drill
Team
Dance
in
Meets
Hal!
Mnmry
3.
at
a
pjn.
prompt.
Snsppy
music
Refreshmenu.
Special
general
flltlnn
of
the
Can
adian
Legion,
Wedoesda)
February
1.
at
8
pjn.
All
members
please
attend
as
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oiler
Bexner.
who
have
been
on
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
on
thu
Prince
Rupert
this
morning.
J.
A.
Klrkpe
trick,
who
has
been
spending
the
pa
ftfct
weeks
at
Vancouver
with
his
famfrV
returned
to
the
-tty
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
A
meeting
of
the
Causdlan
Halibut
Fishing
Vessel
Owners'
Association
will
t
held
In
the
City
lHa.11.
Thursday,
at
8
pjn.
to
deal
with
'
agreement
with
Union.
37
Capt.
Q
us
Foellmer.
who
piloted
the
Swedish
grdlu
ship
Ssgoland
from
Race
Reeks
to
PrtMe
Rupert,
sailed
by
the
Camosun
last
night
on
his
re-urn
to
Vancouver.
M
A.
Myers.
weU
known
Heselton
merchant,
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
ind
sailed
this
rrwrntnn
oav
tat
Princess
Mkry
fcr
Vanoouver.
Capt.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Frits,
wf.
'sve
been
on
a
trip
sowth
for
she
pas'
iwo
or
three
weeks,
returned
to
t)
r'ty
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prla
'.uptrt
this
morning.
Anglican
Church
Meav
Banquet.
Tuet
Say
February
7
at
7
pjn.
Tickets
tl.a
rom
Commit
tee:
Messrs.
Cross.
Tlnke
and
Unwln.
and
from
W.
O.
Orchard
C
P
R
Office.
Third
Avenue.
Mrs.
John
R.
Mitchell,
Ninth
Avenue
Bast,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
after
having
spent
a
holiday
at
West
Vanoouver
visiting
with
her
son
ana
daughter-in-law,
Mr
ind
Mrs.
Jsmes
Mitchell.
ine
iocsi
snoe
repairers
announce
hat.
owing
to
the
laeViasid
cost
of
msterlals,
hides
alone
having
advanced
M
per
cent
In
1927.
the
price
on
re
el's
will
be
advaitced
M
Pebruary
1
Price
lists
will
be
in
each
store.
Having
other
work
dta
his
hands
and
bring
now
without
an
assistant.
City
ugtrteer
H.
A.
McLean
stated
this
morning
that
his
summery
of
building
permits
for
the
inoftta
of
January
would
not
be
ready
until
later
in
the
week.
During
the
pat
twenty-tottr
hours,
lxty-rive
carloads
of
grain
have
ar
rived
from
the
prairies
for
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pools
Prince
Rupert
elevator
Railway
offices,
this
otarntng
revorted
Ma
oars
on
the
ttlvutdk
ffet
of
Jasper
Park
bound
here.
'
Madam
Doy
of
Doy
Harcabal
Hair
Dressing
Parlors.
Vancouver,
permanent
waving
eipert,
arrives
In
Prince
Rupert,
Friday.
February
4.
to
take
a
limited
number
of
ladies
wishing
to
have
a
permanent
wave.
Reserve
appointment
farly
at
Ml
Udy
Beaut
sBwppe.
Third
Avenue.
aa
Intrslers
are
offerel
Hie
ktlrst
litformathut
on
lloMis,
HTOCKS
nnd
miAIIKN.
VHSrMinrr
MM-k
Kxrtienge.
IliHXallons
rMrltetl
(nice
lallv.
thus
keeping
jou
irt
rh
aitil
live
prlee
Hn
loutlons
of
the
marine.
Iiuting
ami
Hrllhig
orders
eeruled
by
wire
si
no
eme
(o
'u.
(I.
IT.KCi
IIVKIIt
Co..
I.TI.
representing
It.
I.
dark
ft
'..
Ltd..
nt
Vani'otitrr.
Trlrplione
17.
qqs-c
I,.
39
t'KMIUI,
isliliin
..a..i
Hubert
i
ncmas
B.
Marsh.
Terrace;
J,
v,
Tredway,
Doruen:
W.
U,
Manuel!
t-.wjt.:
M
A.
Myei
Itaatlton,
Mrs.
L.
C
KnUht.
Ketchikan.
lr.
a4jd
Mjs.
X.
Kennedy,
Qlenboro
Man.,
C.
F.
Wltsicm,
Vancouver
W.
F.
Taylor,
t
N
II
.
D.
McAslOll
and
A.
Anderson,
city.
ft.WOV
Mr
.uul
Mrs
tl
W
Davis,
Mrs
A
II
O
A
!...
and
It
Cllbaon
MANY
APPEALS'
TO
BE
HEARD
Busy
jsession
for
Municipal
Court
oi
nevision
Forecast
in
List
Just
Posted
PrcnlnBt-!ln
the
list
of
thirty-two
appeals
which
will
engage
the
attention
of
the
clvlo
court
of
revision
which
111
open
Its
sessions
next
Wedne.iduy.
will
be
those
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
which
Is
evidently
a
piling
the
esseswAents
on
Its
waterfront
land
hoi
us
bolus,
sad
tne
Urand
Trunk
Pacific
Development
Co.
which
Is
protesting
valuations
on
towiulte
property.
Lessees
of
waterfront
land
also
appear
to
be
appealing
generally.
Overvaluation
of
the
land,
and
In
some
cases
improvements,
Is
claimed.
The
appellants
Include
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
.
G.TJ.
Development
Co..
P.
Oiaisola.
Flore
Collart.
Clementine
CCIIart,
Ralph
Tyson.
L
U.
Muore.
F.
W.
Hart.
W.
R
Bonfleld.
Oeorge
H
Qutru.
E.
J.
WaUh.
F.
Lanza
and
E
Blanco.
W.
B.
McLaughlin
estate.
H.
L.
Johnston.
S.
E.
Parser.
Mrs.
B.
L
Parser.
M
M.
Steprtcru.
E.
A.
Marks.
Mrs.
B.
Strang,
Daniel
Orady.
Allan
Camp
beH,
R.
Flnkelsetln.
T.
T.
Stars:.
A.
A.
Mclntyre.
Ethel
Floyd,
C.
F.
Nelson.
Ii
J.
Macdanald.
J.
C.
Mulvlile,
Mrs.
H
Wicks,
3.
O.
Hulburt,
P.
Bums
Co.
Ltd..
Imperial
Oil
Co.,
Tnomas
Trotler,
C.
C.
Ketchuni.
X.
M.
UeLean.
Canadian
Fish
Cofu
Storage
Co..
W.
J.
Qreer.
James
Iamp-i,on.
Dr.
de
Uotl.lpled.
Oeorge
F.
Searmcurane.
McCaffery
tt
OILboni
and
Prince
Rupert
Building
At
investment
VALUE
TO
ItKITISH
COLUM-III
A
OF
PEACE
IilVEIt
IJLOCK
(continued
from
page
one)
contained
within
the
belt
was
completed
recently
by
the
provincial
authorities
in
co-opcrstlon
with
.the
federal
government.
It
reveals
the
existence
of
.
extremely
valuable
stands
of
timber,
j
large
areas
of
agricultural
land,
big!
stretches
or
ranje
land,
and
rich
de-j
posits
of
minerals.
I
'
It
Is
estimated
that
of
jhe
16.776
square
miles
in
the
belt
10,3
S3
square
I
ailki
are
timbered,
and
4,819
covered
I
with
cmmerc
ally
valuable
forest.
Al-
tjgether
the
stand
of
saw
timber
Is
ea-
tuns
ted
at
21.4S7.BOO
board
feet.
In
!
addition,
there
is
about
MO
.000
m.b.f.
I
in
the
coast
district
suitable
for
ties,
j
poles,
shingle
bolts,
etc..
making
a
tc-cal
ccmmerc.al
stand
of
UM7J00.000
board
feet.
Tctal
mineral
production
in
the
railway
belt
In
1936
was
valued
at
11.116
-SSS.
of
which
structural
materlala
represented
660.000.
Altogether
the
belt
produced
1.96
per
oent
of
the
mineral
output
of
the
province.
It
Is
estimated
that
1.7sa.480
acres
ot
land
are
suitable
for
agriculture
within
the
belt.
Of
this
460.600
acres
are
in
the
coastal
district;
966
240
acres
.ii
the
Lytton
snd
Kami
oops
districts.
17TJM
in
the
Sbuswap
district:
79.-360
in
the
Revelst:ke
district;
and
3S3U0
In
the
Oolden
district.
Water
powers
form
one
of
the
most
valuable
assets
In
the
railway
belt.
A
.totalled
survey
nf
available
powers
tfxms
that
enormous
quantities
of
ele:-
:rlclty
could
be
developed
within
tlte
belt
far
commercial
purposes,
.
riari:
iwhm
lands
The
provincial
authorities
have
not
yet
secured
such
detailed
tnformati
n
t.
the
Peace
River
Block.
While
It
is
much
smaller
than
the
railway
belt
it
la
regarded
as
strategically
of
enormous
a.
n.
OI
recent
years
the
province
has
been
working
for
the
return
of
the
bljck
so
that
It
could
be
used
In
subsidizing:
private
Interests
to
build
a
railway
into
lite
Peace
River
country
as
an
extension
..
the
Pacific
Orest
Eastern
Railway.
The
proposal
l
that
railway
builders
sould
sell
the
land
to
settlers
for
agri
cultural
purporrs
if
transportation
facil
ities
were
available,
and
thus
recoup
themselves
Tor
the
cost
of
the
railway
The
bltck
would
provide
a
rich
new
rmlng
area
comparable
to
the
wheat
lands
cf
the
prairies.
It
Is
believed.
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Ol'
WW.
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had
a
dispute,
and
agreed
to
eave
It
to
the
military
expert.
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bullet."
they
asked,
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you
consider
the
deadliest?"
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several
minutes
he
remained
In
a
brown
study.
Then
he
looked
up
with
the
air
of
one
who
has
settled
the
matter
finally
and
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one
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