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TRANSFER
AND
COAL
CO.
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580
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$6.50
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COAL
PRICES
DOWN
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Emr
$12.00
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-l?emWna
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
.
AlbertaJSootless
Large
Egg
$12.50
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal.
Piano
and
Furaituro
Moving.
Kxpress
and
Baggage
Day
and
Night
Service
139
Serond
Avenue
&
DEMAND
ra
nd"
ers
THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD.'
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
AND
YOinVliiL
lAKEfllllistRESOLUTON
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ONCEYOU
HAVE
lUDDEN'IN
THE
'
Pep
More
Power
More
Comtori
Than
Any
Light
Car
Ever
Huilt.
They
Arc
on
S
,
Display
at
Our
Showroom.
FAKKER,
limited
FORI)
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
83
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News'
FASHION
FANCIES
elections
in
Prince
it
u
pert
and
especially
in
the
election
of
-chooi
Trustee.
There
is
at
any
-nti
this
is
to
be
deolored.
in
spite
of
much
adverse
cri
iclsm
of
present
day
educational,
u.ethods
and
aims
ther
i
un-
unimity
o!
thought
regarding
the
value
of
education
to
the
child
and
ultimately
to
the
community
and
the
nation.
This
in
itself
would
warrant
a
live
interest
in
the
election
of
those
who
will
to
a
large
extent
mould
the
policy
of
the
local
authorities
in
regard
to
education
and
the
schools
for
the
next
year.
The
position
of
trustee
dt
mands
a
considerable
amount
ot
time,'
thought
and
energy
and
this
without
any
monetary
remunerat
ion.
It
also
fne
open
to
much
criticism
often-
unjust
and
unsympathetic.
tl)ut
any
position
worth
wMleltes-
the.
same
disadvantage.
'I
his.is.
rathe.
all
th
more
jrewn
xtfameft
.and
women
of
vision,
character
and
abjMty
'R
Hiding
Habit
a's
SarliastTTfuTTwTe
Correct
There
is
something
in
the
knowledge
that
you-
are
txrrectly
clad
that
insures
your
peace
of
mind
when
you
are
riding.
And
were
you
the
fortunate
possessor
of
.his
extremely
ynart
habit
you
would
be
assured
of
being
well
ressed.
The
coat,
of
Oxford
gray,
must
be
well
tailored
to
insure
chic.
Notice
the
broad
shoulder,
fitted
vuist
and
graceful
flare.
The
breeches
are
of
shepherd
plaid
tweed,
made
with
a
mln-mum
of
fulness.
UlloyWboa)uilt;4fM,
tn
fcecuyyf
the
positions
on
the
lloard
oi
School
Trustees.
Their
work
is
u
valuable
contHbution
to
the
progress
of
the
dy,
Taking
a
line
through
re-cefil
discussions
and
happening!
I.qcklly
one
can
see
difficult
probiems
ahead
of
the
next
board,
tvvttb
n
steadily-
increasing
scht
population
the
most
valuable
and
reliable
indication
of
a
city's
growth-
there
is
already
a
demand
for
Increased
school
accomodation.
Instruction
in
Home
Economics
and
Manual
Training
is
even
now
limited
by
lack
of
the
necoa
sary
room
for
the
classes.
And
an
Increased
staff
seems
to
be
needed
too.
Temporary
expedients
are
futile
atad
do
not
solve
the
problem.
The
School
Survoy
of
a
few
tears
ago
suggested
.
A
Junior
High
"School.
Vancouvfe
has
acted
on
the
recommendatiops
of
tht
survey
but
there
seems
little
support
for
the
Survey's
recommendations
here.
Yet
they
were
experts
with
no
axe
to
grind.
Consult
With
Teachers
And
new
trustees
must
be
conversant
with
or
willing
to
become
conversant
with
modern
methods.
Naturally
when
technical
advice
Is
needed
the
Inspector
and
teachers
would
be
consulted.
Tills
-
thcColiege-Girl
What
were
last
'jjear
,
dubed
"travel
coats"
arc
still
practical
and
smart:
this
'
year.
And
may
still
be
called
by
the
same
name.
Thefle
generally
come
in
tweeds,
either
collared
with
fur,
or
plain.
Of
course,
there
are
many
novelty
woolerts
that
are
used,
and
these
are
always
smartly
unusual.
In
the
illustration
is
a.
tweed
coat,
collared
with
badger.
A
coat
like
this
is
practical
for
sports
as
wellvas
travel,
and
is
ideal
for
the
college
girl.
-
-
-
Ihe
Dblnt
as
to
whether
T7i
I
if
iv
Uriv
i
ther1'?
the
same
co-operation
be-J
lie
LttlLtl
DUJL
:
f-twe'the
flJbartf-of
SchooWrua.
LOCAL
SCHOOL
MATTERS
I
teea
Wthi
one
hand
and
the
In-jtJpecWP'and
Teachers"
Association
on--the
other-hand
that
the
Ipitiiteniiwould
want.
Such-action
r.j..
n
11
xt
kditor,
Daily
News:-
jM
Jp&n
by
a
recent,
8choo,
There
seems
to
be
quite
a
lack
,osrd
would
point
to
the.
con-of
interest
in
the
tort.icoruiiig
'rrv.
A
Vneduli.
of1
(alirti
as
drawn
ud
some
years
aro
bv
e
Bor
rd
oi
School
Trustees
irr
consultation
with
representatives
ute
a
definite
lack
of
enthasrapm
fa
Teacnersr
"Association.
Mojg
tcc.CBtliWthi!itihedule
was
abrogated
by
the
School
Board
tfaout
cdflaulUrigrithJ
teachers
l
a
new
sjfBoatile
vai
"made
oat.
Sucfi
&
line
of
conduct
seems
unwarranted
and
certainly
is
a
reflection
on
the
teaching
profession.
,
Jn
as
much
as
the
trustees
are
the
chpsen
representatives
of
the
city
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
action
of
the
Board
iaa.
not
supported
by
the
people'.'
who
however
had
no
say
ti
the
'matter.
ComparwwitrrLiquor
ti
year.
,"7rhe'
-Increaseoj
vutlay
tugs
wlijcrtiAed
returiis.
And
hile
wJ
1)iar
.
so
milch
JbcmUthJ
jicreaded
at
at
edueltion
he
outwy
on
liquor
in
Prince
Rupert
Md
the
returns
it
given
to
the
'cBmrnufrity
with
"the
cost
of
edufiubn
and
the
returns
it
confers
-'tro
the
community.
Hni
ranee
Examinations.
Afc
ithcfmntter
that
wlll.;;be
iV'
fP
wfl)
1e
whether.
alfipiipV
Is
Is
eid'etinffL
ejitetingL
Hith
HJgh
School
Sahoo)
j
!
must
tnust
T,Tlnrii:frTiiraAVAT'
.1.
.
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i
.
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i
...
i
TAKES
ANOTHER
BOW
.
jAn
innovation
of
this
season
of
nnovatione
4
the
little
cravat
of
fur
worn
with
afternoon
coats.
.he
idea
is
as
practical
as
it
is
mart,
for
the
cravat
is
wrapped,
tock-faeh'.eu,
around
the
throat
to
keep
winter
winds
away.
The
lady
in
the
illustration
is
.ooklng
very
smart
in
her
coat
ot
Jack
kid
karacul,
Which
Is
well
.ailored
and
sjag-fitting.
&h
wears.a
tstockast
ihe
same
skin.
new
iboald;
yiH;Jbe
the
one
who
willi
doelde
on
the
matter.
-
Maythe.
board
be
com
nosed
of
.members
who
will
be
able
'to
meit'lhe
various
sltuat
i6ns
wltHVfcreoTV-tb
'themselves,
progress
for
thehildren.
and
a
vision
worthy
ot
the
future
of
Prince
Rupert.
PRO
-BONO
PUBLICO
.,
ii-'
.
i
APPRfiClXTlOK
OF
PIC1UKB8
Editor,
Daily
News:
'
ABua"Wtitn
of
Prince.
Rupert
,,,woultL
lik
-to
eire
my
appreciation
of
the
opportunity
afforded
thia
community
of
seeing
xhe
movie
"Dawn,"
the
story
ot
Nurse
Edith
Cavell.
Although
heart
rending
and
cruel
the
film
lays
bare
some
of
the
stern
realities
of
ruthless
.warfare,
that
dims
seemingly
at
the
degrading,
impoverishing
and
wanton
destruction
of
human
life
at
the
expense
of
enriching
a
neutral
liftopU'
mow
fortunately
situated
ti..j-'
--..rx:..n-jT:.
1
than
lhoe
in
the
dahsrer
sone
mere
w
unuuuuii.-uijf
ujuiijy
'V,,v.ii
'(
"
bc.n
inereasedTexpemfturaon
Je
vision
.
and
,
gourde
of
the
school
affdirs
in
the
citjr
shortly
just
a.apy
business
concern
as
.
progresses
hopoe
to!Fnayran
.x-
iaed
oatiay
from
Veani'lVo
producra'
fit'
sucli
.
a
film
and
public,
opinion
backing
them
u;
the
wajl"
the.
powers
that
ba
-r
.pojpou
jieipi
iem.
As
,a
-'means
f
edutatlem
en-
jiignimew,
an
raouiaipg
oi
tne
iblicconMienjfe
Mrt-re
it
no
ag;
'of
trfblHties
awd
opportunities
that
the
movies
have
in
this
generation.
And
only
in
so
far
as
the
public
de
mands
will
the
producers
and
ex
hlbitora
show
that
which
is
best
Thri.-irr
Mn.iM
and
i.rmr.
enuunng.
e,
In
this
com-
lessiva
noODle
in
our
midst
who!"""111'
fl0
far
removed
from
the
:an
hatMltf
the
Droblems
W
edu-1
arKe
centres
of
population,
cation
rigour
citv
with
ccxinomv
shou,d
w
grateful
to
the
man
nnrf
vrt-tvith
dun
nnnreciation
of
atfement
of
our
theatres
for
the
the
increasing
cost
of
education.
'
uul'y
fine
Wll
of
pictures
they
show.
AndiA,
few
words
ot
conv
und
voters
generally
to
get
thes
meniRtiolir
Whenever
we
apprec
people
to
stand
and
get
a
school
Jate
a
certain
picture,
will
go
a
board
thafrwtll
carry
on
th
best
lonif
wy
teward
helping
in
the
work
orL.reXibus
boards
and
meet
selection
of
those
pictures
.
most
nRtffiiniU
nrnnprli.
suitable
and
entertaining.
f
linitnill
vu
Vi
Litis
VaiUMUlC
space,
I
remain,
Yours
sincerely,
i-ItBqdeJmrtnentarailmlna'tj()!
i6)ia
jtiaxt
Wne
or
not.
The
ut-j
wjfyui'ri
nolng
Boar
dlmade
this
rec,ommen-;
k
..
v,
;
W.
J.
rJARL
UARRIB.
i
OF
FRBN
NlfK
-ON
dntloh
to
Uie
Ueporlment
or
edu-
fjoj)
No
fishing
allowed
here.
cution.
wh'
I
understand
are
'Tnimmiui,
I'm
-..
I.t,t..
not
ut
all
111
favor
of
it,
but-
the
ym
jU8t
.allowing
tMs
worm
to
4
i
oaine.
COUGHS
Apply
over
throat
Md
ebctt
willow
mall
pltcM
of
WICKS
I
Cop
Pull
up
your
JIna'
IH1
I
see
it
.
'.'...
Trespasser
Here
It
is.
Cop
You
are
arreted
i"or
Al
lowing
it
to
bathu'
'without
t
V
VapORUB
j
swimming
costume.
Le
INSTALLATION
OF
OFFICERS
Oddfellows
and
Rebekah"8
Hold
-Joint
Affair
Last
Night
in
Metropole
Hall
There
was
a
joint
Installation
of
officers
followed
by
a
supper
and
dance
in
Metropole
Hall
last
night
of
Prince
Kupert
Lodge
No.
C3
Independent
Orde.
of
Oddfellows
and
Centennial
Kcbekahs
No.
40.
with
J.
S.
Irvine,
deputy
district
-rard
muster,
and
Mr.
J.
W.
McKinley,
deputy
district
piesi-Heat
pff
elating,
snitted
by
several
members
of
the
order.
Music
was
provided
by
the
Oddfellow'
orchestra
led
by
the
Misses
Lawrence
,
The
new
officers
are
as
follows:
Prince
Kupert
Lodge
Past
Grand
A.
Darba.
Noble
grand
J
,
Haddn
.
Vive-grand
M.
McArthur.
Kecord
ng
secreU
y
S.
V.
Cox.
Financial
secretary
-L.
C
Treasurer
Earl
liarrie.
OFFICERS
FOR
Rby.
Warden
Jamas
MelMierson.
Conductor
-It.
Stratchan.
Outakie
guaadian
J.
Doddle.
In.'dde
gusrdteD
J.
Maranalh
R.S.N.G.
J.
L.
Mcintosh.
L.8.N.G.-iif.
Moo
rehouse.
TtAV.G.J.
W.
MeKtftley.
LS.V.G.
Jo
I)rforme.
IS.
S.
S.
H.
Dyer.
L.S.S.
V.
McLeod.
Chaplain
A.
K.
Wood.
Organist
T.
H.
McAllister.
Itebekahs
.Past
noble
grand
Misa
M.
V.
Durran.
Kobla
grand
Miss
A.
MeKen-tie.
Vice-grand
Miss
Pelletiera.
Chaplain
Mrs.
J.
E.
Beddia.
R.S.N.G.-vMrs.
J.
Simpsan.
L.S.N.G.
Mrs.
LC.
Eby.
R.S.V.G.
Mrs.
W.
S.
Hammond.
L.S.V.G.
Mrs,
8.
V.
Owe.
Wardtfl
Mra.
S.
E.
Alexander.
Conductor
Miss
E.
M.Barie.
Inside
guardian
Mrs.
G.
V.
Pries.
t
Organist
Mrs.
J.
W.
MeKln-
ley.
Degree
captain
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine.
MOOSE
LODGE
I).
C.
Schubert
Is
Dictator
for
Coming
Year.
With
Joxcph
Itatchford
Vice
Following
officers
or
Prince
Rupert
Lodge
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
were
elected
for
the
year
1929,
at
a
meeting
held
last
night
in
the
Moose
Hall,
nearly
100
mem
bers
being
present:
Past
dictator
Ii.
M.
Simpson.
Dictator
D.
C.
Schabert.
Vice
dictator
Joseph
Itatchford.
Prelate
Louis
Astoria,
secretary
P.
Cameron.
Treasurer
Ted
Rorvik
.
Trustee
'three
years)
J.
Morrison
.
M.
Thllredft'v,
Jam,,,,,
First
Sip
Shows
How
Different
Ilk.
uld-.t,U
cough
-v.
'
k
Mlrntlfla
omblnt
wIWIdm,
Vcrr),i.n
,
rtl
llursllr
U
lu
ta
"
rtlwvtnt
Couuhj,
c,
..
,
ihltU.
tagTitv.
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j
,
,
dzirou
delopi,,,
i
;
tnt
duM
ttopi
t
cioiii
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bottl.
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iv
,
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K.
ButVlcr.
Limit;!
141
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BL.
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Act
liktaflaih-
atoRftlpprovtiU
WHAT
)S
IT
t'hat
keeps
you
.,1-.
Hf
wall
and
sm.n
i
ud7
OUR
SERVK
I;
PHONK
Ol'i
to
haw
your
cioilir
i
Wa
oaI
for
ami
.1-all
parts
of
tht-
ni
For
that
Suit
We
have
fim-
I
Winter
SuiUnjw
-ai..;
eoatinga.on
hand.
l
today
and
let'
a.-
t.in
measure.
Cutting,
workmanM
i;
all
guarantono
Uest
material1)
;ui.t
re.
able
priced.
Ling,
the
Tailor
III1
Phone
619
Nanalmo-Wellington
.-ed
Lump.
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F
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ed
Nut.
Nanaimo-Wellington
S!'"-
Ron.
Deacon
Hard
Sootier
T.
Beacon
Hard
Sootier
i
,:
Telkwa
Lump.
Of
he
above
there
i
that
its
particularly
to
your
heating
eiu
We
shall
be
vUd
to
you.
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&
McCafferj
Limited
Phones
116
and
IT
BROADCASTING
STATION
0
Ketchikan
Out
of
l
ontrol
n
Mixed
With
Une
of
t
i
Trustee
(one
year)
J.
Preece
'
Biauons
.
.
t
I
ueiegaie
w
supreme
louge
r
Cameron.
Alternate
B.
M.
Simpson.
Announcement
w"
the
KetchUcan
broad.
,
wv
a
couple
oi
unvk
m
vr
A
NEW
SCHOOL
-KS:
BUILDING
SOON
SS;:';;
!Vas
nothing
but
a
wl
A
proposal
may
be
made
during
Jieard
in
Prince
Rupert,
the
present
year
to
have
a
junior
Ing
objiteiiated.
high
school
building
erected
in
Prince
Rupert.
At
present
the
T1MK8
HAVK
CHAN1
schools
of
the
city
are
ciowded
In
day
gone
by
the
y
and
steps
will
have
to
be
taken
came
around
at
midniiri
before.
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NEW
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