February
1023
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Local
and
Personal
News
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FISHERMEN!
DO
NOT
GO
TO
SEA
WITHOUT
A
.First
Aid
Kit
Complete
supply
of
first
aid
articles
packed
in
a
cedar
chest
$3.00
Jf:c
Pioju
THIRD
AVE.
0
SIXTH
ST.
(drince
Kuberi
Canadian
,
National
.
Steamships
.
Prince
Rupert
:m
M,
DRYDOCK
Operating
(i.T.P.
2.tMit)
Ton
rloatlnK
Dry
lrl
Engineers,
criachlnista.
Boilermaker.
lilsckxmitriH.
I'vitru-makers.
Founder.
Woodwork
rn.
ELECTUIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WKLPINU.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
all
kind.
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
Transfer
Fifteen
years'
experience
in
FURNITURE
AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
sell
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
in
any
quantity
CEMENT
SAND
G
HAVEL
Our
price,
weights
and
measures
arc
right.
So
is
our
Service
Phone
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
201,
Night
Phone:
Red
317.
FishermeniSUiTS!
.
SUITS!
MASTER
MECHANIC
Shirts
and
Pants
The
best
made,
and
we
can
supply
you
at
30
per
cent
lessl
Montreal
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
vf
Drtittfjistn
TELEPHONE
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SHIPYARD
Reliability
Hew
often
you
hear
the
expression
"I
deal
at
llulger's
because
tbey
are
reliable
jewellere."
We
are
proted
oT
that
pnb-llo
estimate
the
result
we
believe
of
tfee
endeavor
of
many
years
to
glre
our
customers
tbe
aarae
valuoa
we
would
like
to
seoive
under
similar
cireumatstH'.
We
have
a
earefidly
chosen
stock
for
your
inspection
.
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
THE
JEWELLERS
MADE
TO
ORDER
Culling.
Workmanship
and
FtyU
All
Guaranteed
SUITS
STEAM
CIJB'aNEI)
ANK
PRESSED
We
Deliver
io
Any
Part
of
thi
City.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
619
4
a
Taxi
Phone
4.
Big
4
Taxi
l
"hone
Ewari
Lyne,
Teaser
pf
Piano
and
Organ.
Phone
Ked
701.
47
Fred
Parker
vs.
Dido
Qurvieh.
Moose
Hall,
Wededay(
Fpb.
27.
Ladies
especially
invited.
4G
James
N.
KHIas
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Camosun
this
morning
from
a
two
weeks'
business
trip
to
Premier
where
he
ojwates
a
etore.
W.
l.
Tobey,
C.N.R.
divisional
superintendent,
left
this
morning
for
a
trip
up
the
line
on
official
duties,
Ms
private
car
being
at-
tJlphpfl
ttl
Q
AntfU'Ctol
f'.aYi
uvnniiii
train.
Sentence
upon
Mrs.
Agnes
Bard,
who
pleaded
guilty
in
city
j
polite
,
court
yesterday
morning
;
to
a
charge
of
theft,
has
been
further
.
reserved,
until
.
tomatrovr.
:
by
Magistrate
McClymont.
Mr,
C.
B.
Starr,'
who
has
been
!'
(pending
the-winter
rn
California,
i
lis
expected
to
return
to
the
city
jon
the
Prince
George
tomorrow
morning.
Air.
Starr
returned
last
week.
j
Word
has
been
received
in
the
city
that
Mrs.
A.
A.
Connon
successfully
underwent
a
major
oper-r
atioq
in
the
St.
Paul's
Hospital,
Vancouver,
yesterday
morning.
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
i
Janws
Findlay,
returned
to
port;
t
11S30
this
morning
from
An-:
yox,
Stewart
and
other
northern
point
of
call
and
will
sail
at
1:30
this
afternoon'
for
the
soutjb.
H.
L.
Batten
M.
E.
of
Van-
MUTer,
who
has
been
on
a
week's
4rtp
north'
to
''Inspect
mining
properties
in
the
central
interior,
ahfred
lit
thVeity
on
i
'
thi.
afternoon's
truiri
and
-wfll
proceed
south
on
the
Steamer
Camosun.
WfHiam
Crukkshank
of
the
C.
N.
R.
dty
ticket
bfflc.
trbo
was
called
to
VthcooVer
last
wek
on
account
of
the
Heath
of
bis.
'
aotber,
is
expected
to
return
Xa
the
cHy
from
the
south
on
.'the
jPriaee
George
tomorrow
morning,
i
!
Owing
to
the
staging
of
the
jplay
"Green
Stockinga,"
there
Iwm
e
regular
meeting
last
Uiight
of
tbe
Young
Peofle'e
So-jciety
f
Plrat
Ualted
Church.
j
Those
who
did
attend
ojfed
a
'recreational
period
l
the
gyra-
'nasium.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Russell
and;
movie
bous-e.
Miss
Betty
Wood,
wih
vocal
solos,
winner
of
family
are
leaving
on
tomorrow
was
ornin's
tra
for
;'
Iffew
Hazel-ithe
Nrat
P'
iae
of
$10,
while,
the
ton
in
which
district
Ir.
Russell
"f
c"1
PrlM
01
went
toIiss
wfll
join
the
service
of
one
of
Ne,lie,
Uwrenoe.
who
played-vio-the
pole
camps.
They
have
been
"naoloa.
The
prites
were
award-identified
Wth
the
Seal
Oove
according
to
the
applause
of
the
,,.1
audience.
f
iiovei
una
w.uiw.
,
J.
E.
Miller,
inspector
of
customs,
and
his
assistant,
Thomas
Mason,
are
sailing
this
afternoon
by
tue
camoaua
en
wr
reiarn
to
Vancoaver
after
having
spent
.
I.
..
An
nffinia)
first
of
the
week
north
of
here
closing
the
customs
outftoit
ai
Arrendale.
j
Passengers
arriving
In
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
Camosun
this
morning
included
H.
E.
Col-ilins,
J.
N.
Killaa,
J.
fi.
Law
rence,
.
u.
eager.
u
j.
snarp,
S.
Dtjimage,
Q.
Qlspn,
S.
.Watson
and
C.
E.
Anderson,
from
Anyox.
and
A.
J.
Watkinson
and
R.
Smith,
from
Port
Sintpeon.
Passengers
going
through
to
Vancouver
on
the
veesel
nre
J.
E.
Miller,
Miss
H.
Ramsay
and
J.
Larson,
all
from
Vancouver.
4'
'
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Eagles
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
February
28.
K.
P.
Anniversary
Hall
March
Women
of
Mooseheart
Legion,
St.
Patrick's
Ten,
March
14,
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Mussallem.
in
zs
ii
W
tim
m
(
t'
MM
CAKES
For
Perfect
Bread
NOTE:
If
you
take
YEAST
for
your
health,
try
this:
Soak
a
ROYAL
YBAST
cake
over
night
in
tepid
water
with
a
little
sugar.
Stir
well,
strain
and
-drink
the
liquid.
Delicious
when
taken
in
orange
juice.
STANDARD
OF
QUALITY
FOR
MORE
THAN
ft
Ml
Til
T71
ij4
SO
YEARS
Bm
E.W.
ClLlCTT
CO.ITO.
TOQONTO.
CAN,
l
A.
De
Bon
is
sailing
this
afternoon
by
the
Camosun
for
Vancouver.
Tiger.
Boulter
vs.
Nick
Gurvich,
Moose
Hli
Wednesday,
Feb.
27,
Ladies-
eapeciaily
Invited.
46
R.
A.
Crefch
of
F.
G.
Dawson
Ltd.
ia.maiiinK
a
business
trip
to
Anyox
ami
Stewart
this
i
I
Frank
MoVris,
manager
of
thi
'
B.
C.
UndeitaJsers
.
returned
toiv.JW
the
Mty
on'Hlls"aftetnoon's
traiii'j
irom
Terrace
where
he
conducted!
tik
funeral
of
the
late
J.f0f
y
vac.
WON
PRIZE!
ATWESTHOLllE
Mi
Betty
Wood
Given
First
and
Ml
Nellie
Lawrence
Second
Last
Night
Amateur
night
at
the
Westholme
Theatre
last
night
proved
very
in
teresting
and
productive
of
(rood
t'
..
t
which
attended
the
city's
pioneer
.
,
,
.t,
...in
t
ftraieu!'
'iiifht
with
similar
priies
fpr
recitation,
monologues,
dan-cing
or
other
entertainment
not
mujcai
NOTICE
I
will
not
be
responsible
for
any
debts
incurred
by
any
person
other
than
myself
from
this
date,
FRED
LOWE.
46
Fobrunry
23.
1929
Nervous
and
Run
Down
The
Least
Noise
)
Would
Bother
Her
Mrs.
R.
Burton,
Oshana,
Ont.,
writes:
"Throe
years
ago
I
was
so
nervous
nd
run
down
1
could
hsrdly
hew
to
havr
tbe
children
mute
a
noise
it
would
lx)ther
me
so.
"A
friend
advised
me
to
take
1
j
nd
after
Ukini
two
boxes
I
began
to
feel
stronger,
linked
twtter
and
the
eolor
csme
Imck
into
iy
rhrcks,
and
now
1
atn
feeling
fine
again
"
Price
a
lx
at
all
dngist
and
dealers,
or
mailwl
direct
on
receipt
of
nri.
e
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Ltd.,
'
Torouto,
Oat.
.LXhig..afiriioon'.
train.
-I-u
a
j
from
the"
east
"at
3:30,
was
repor
tea
tnis
morning
to
be
on
time.
j
Tommy
De
Marco
vs.
Young
lEagshaw,
Moose
Hall,
Wednesday,
ir.eb,
27.
Ladies
especially
in-
vjted.
4G
DominionrConstablq
A.
J,
Wat
Wn-
returned
W
MMifimM
vaniusuii
una
muriiiiiK
lruin
a
brief
trip
to
Port
Simpson
on
official
duties.
Father
Leray
0.
M.
I.
of
Stew-
afternoon's
train
from
Terrace,
where
he
conducted
services
on
Sunday,
and
will
proceed
north
tomorrow
night
on
the
Prince
George.
W.
J.
Crawford
of
Stewart,
who
has
been
on
a
brief
business
trip
Northern.
26.000
to
Booth.
Fish-to
SmJther,
arrived
in
the
city
eries
at
111
and
G-on
this
afternoon's
twin
from
the
Atlantic,
22,000
tp
Cold
Stor-interJor
and
wiUMajl
by
the
agl
at
112
and
Prlnte
George
tomorrow
night
on
hia
return
-north.
.
-
-
"
i
miirnv
pmvrp
imtpput
,'i'
'.
j
If
Prince
Rupert
ever
ha8
been
really
"touchy5
about
its
annual
rainfall,
it
now
may
refer
its
detractors
to
Sao
Paulo
eleven
inches
in
one
day
and
forty-three
n
a
fortnight.
Victoria
Times.
COMMISSIONERS
TO
1
REGISTER
VOTERS
OMINECA
RIDING
,
The
following
commissioners
to
register
voters
in
Omineca
riding
have'
been
appointed:
Johnson,
James
Martin,
Vanderhoof.
Mr
fcpders;'
Charles,
Vanderhoof.
.
hPcouU
Cdleb,
Vanderhoof
.
Holmes.
Stephen.
Vanderhoof.
McMillan,
Jbhn
Henry,
Vander-
Strang,
DdVe
"Stanley,
Vander-
'.l
.ad
htf.
ICHugTTWfkr
Vf
ndf
WoW
Goodridge,
Reginald
II.,
Mapes.
Pebernat,
Thomas,
Mapes.
Poole,
Everett
Garfield,
Mapes
Schultz,
William
Fred,
Mapes.
Reynolds,
Edward,
Chilco.
Tong,
James
Ernest,
Chilco.
Loper.
George,
CMlo.
Finlaison,
Ronald
Kingemill,
Finmore.
Fraer,
William
David,
Fort
St.
James,
Ferrier.
William
Moir,
Fort!
St.
James.
Smith,
Alfred,
Fort
St.
James.
Irwin.
Wilbert
Watson,
Fort,
fraser.
Vinnedge,
Otto
Elbil,
Fort
Fraser.
Smale,
Harry
Whitlock,
Fort
FrIrS
4BBVSV
aWsr.'
wmtaiva
ojrt
f
FrasefflF
mm,
Drajthwait
oJjn,
FraMiaiAke,
LazTef,
Davi
FrisfrUfee.
Ponsford,
Harold
Wnv,
Fraser
T
nlo
Burns.
John
D..
Glenannan.
Conner,
CharJea,
Endif).
'
('
Sweetnara.
William,
EndaVo.
Dixon,
Edgar
Wan-en,
Endako.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Savoy
Arehie
Pilling
and
Mrs.
E.
MeElwain,
city.
Central
Mrs.
Swanson,
Prince
Rupert.
Royal
P.
Telkalis,
Smithers.
BRITISH
LEGATION
LEFT
KABUL
FOR
PESHAWARYESTEtDAY
NEW
DELHL
India,
Feb.
2G.
Sir
Franeis
Humplireys.
British
minister
to
Afghanistan,
and
the
remainder
of
the
British
legation,
'arrived
at
Peshawar
yesterday
aboard
the
royal
air
force
machines
fom
Kabul,
,r
AL11ERTA
JUDGE
DEAD
EDMONTON.
Feb.
26.
-kludge
Frederick
A,
MorrUon
of
Alberta
district
court
died
yesterday,
aged
62.
AriRICMFISHrijPfffil
AT
EXCHANGE
Only
Two
Small
Catches
of
Can-
aoian
Halibut
Sold
This
Morning
Mostly
American"
fish
was
sold
on
exchange
today,
only
two
small
Canadian
boats
arriving.
Following
were
the
sales:
American
Polaris.
28.000
to
Cold
Storage
a11-5
and
B
Nordby.
27,000
to
Atlln
Fish-
eri
,at,
n;5
and
fi-
amnoi,
n.uuu
to
uootn
Fish'
eries
at
ll
.G
and
6.
Vansee,
21,000
to
Royal
Fish-
eries
t
11
A
and
6,
8leP
14'6U0
to.
Pacific
Fish
eri
at
and.6J'
Viking;
7,000
to
Atlln
Fisheries
at
13.4
and
6,
Flattery,
6,000
to
&l4ftKTi4iaSe'ijtj
.
11
8Dd
,
.'
i
f
Sherman,
12,000
to
Atlln
Fish-
eri"
at
n4
j?nd
?
uanaaian
fuS
'.ol
i
.
R"'
Ruth,
4,00
to
Cold
Storage
at
10.6
and
6.
DEATH
FOLLOWS
TORNADO
TRAIL
;..7'
,
-L
Tornadoes
in
northeast
Texas
northwest
of
the
Mississippi
and
-thagt
of
Arkansas
yesterday
lgUAfff,
Feb.
27.
The
Uni-teft
a
trail
of
22
dead
and
scores
.H
stnt
-coast-
guard
cutter
of
isured.
The
vitiare
of
Dun-
Chelan
brousht
35
survivors
vue
iv
-
o.tjr
dnmajie
exceeding'
half
a
mil-
Hon
dollars,.
Kourtet'n
were
kill-
at
DuMaa...
-
-
-
.
!
Sure
they're
different!
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes-
have
a
delicious
flavor
no
one
has
ever
duplicated.
They're
never
tough
-thick
but
always
extt
a
csrisp!
CORN
FiAE
Prince
P.upert
Ilain,
fresh
south
west
.wiad;
.temperature
38.
Haysport
LTght
wind,
raining,
86.
Port
Simpson
Cloudy,
west
wind,
34.
,
,
Terrace
Snowing,
-
calm,
36.
Rosswood
doudy.
calm,
34.
Aiyansh
Heavy
snow,
calm,
12.
Alice
Arm
Heavy
snow,
calm,
34
liazelton-r-Snowing,
calm,
32.
Smlthers
Snowing,
calm,
35.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
south
east
"B4,
31.
Vanderhoof
Cloudy,
calm,
25.
Quesnel
Cloudy,
windy,
mild.
.
Prince
GeorKt--Cloudy,
'
windy,
qlnd.
i
AtUn
Part
cloudy,
calm,
34.
Whitehorse
.Cloudy,
south
wind.
27.
Carraacki
Clear,
calm,
12.
Dawon--Clear
calm,
7
below.
ncrth
wind,
HHl
f'
I
i
V
,
nti
n
n
numtrTT
llUil,
M.
D.
Dflllfldl
1
;
ON
WAY
TO
VANCOUVER
j
ui
i
aV
a,
reo.
zb.
uon.
h.
B.
Bennett
left
for
Vancouver
last
night
to
be
with
his
sister,
Mrs.
II.
Weldon
Coates,
who
is
seriously
ill.
Hon.
Hugh
Guthrie
will
lead
the
opposition
.
'ALLOWAV.CREW.ARE
1
1
.Til
Villi
1
1
fllU
te'AT
SEATTLE
fDftfte
Aiftfswy
-hw
yesterday.
-r.
J
-Advvetusf
.
I
n
.
,Th
ft
fie
wa.
.
a
Try
thtaAuith
fruit
$f
Si;
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?
C
Mr
1Kb
i
Out
of
Town
Readers!
wSI
KjS
The
Daily
News
Shopper
will
rffA
Ryv
gladly
make
purchase
for
our
readers
who
live
at
a
distance
WW
!t!
AjT
;his
service
nas
reen
appre-
i
Aejft
P$v4tt
ciated,
particularly
by
the
women
'
WAp'
t
the
dhdrict.
There
is
no
added
wj
AM
''""t
nd
attention
is
personal.
LaVf
LNH
JUST
WHITE
TO
THE
DAILY
PA
W
M-VS
SHOPPER
HNH