PAGE
EIGHT
Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
We
stholme
Theatre
MONDAY
AND
TUESDAY
7
P.
M.
GRAND
DOUBLE
HILL
HOOT
GIBSON
in
"Riding
lor
Fame"
AT
7:30
P.
M.
Conrad
Nagel
in
"STATE
STREET
SADIE"
WITH
MYRNA
LOY.
AT
8:50
P.
M.
"RACING
BLOOD"
NO.
II,
with
AI
Cooke
and
Alberta
Vaujjhn
COMEDY
"SLIPPERY
HEAD."
FOX
NEWS
Orchestral
Selecton
"THE
THREE
MUSKETEERS."
35c
nnd
10c.
j
Canadian
National
Steamships
Prince
Rupert
.
.,
DRYDOCK
AND
UfoM
Biead&
Belt'
BMad.
FLOUR
makMiirmnaSIillimierSlill
i
HIP
Y
ARD
Opt-ruiinir
I..T.I'
20.UOO
Ton
HumIiiik
tirj
Dik-k
Kiciineers.
Machinists,
Boilermakers
HlHcksmilhM.
Pmtrii
.linkers.
Founders.
Woodworker.
Etc
BI.ECTIMC
AND
ACETYLENE
WKl.IMN'.
tjih
plant
!
jif
equipped
handle
all
kino
ot
nE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
MAKING
PHONES
43
and
SMS
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sallinp
irom
I'rturr
Uuprrt.
Vut
VANCOUVF.It.
VIlKlltIA,
n-n
IW,
llutrtialr.
Alrt
lUjr,
He.
Turodat.
3.30
i.m.
,
nr
V.M
Ol
Vtlt,
VICTORIA,
Hut'
d.ilr.
Alert
tor.
ltw
Friday
nililmcht.
for
Al-lffc
AKI.
AMItt.
MIfcV
AUt.
WALK
ISUMi,
l"tl
tlll'M.,
NAA
KM
l
it,
Sunday.
n.m.
13
VS
Atruur.
K.
M.
hMiTII,
Agfni.
rrtnre
Itol.rrt.
U.U
Thibh
llrkrt
kola
to
-Victoria
anil
xralllr.
and
iMCfcatr
rbrtktl
iltiougli
lu
UfMlnatlur
ilk
B.C.
e.i
Coast
Steamship
Services
$22
CANADIANj
PACIFIC
,u"y
Saili
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Kntrhlkao.
Wraiizrll
and
NWniwar
January
It.
26.
Tu
Vaiu-uiiter,
Victoria
and
htalllf
January
,
16.
30.
I'UINCfcSS
KOYAI.
for
Hutrdair.
Kat
ISHIa
IWIla.
Oram
Tails
Vannv.
Alrrt
liar.
Camplitll
HI
tor.
Vamwunr
and
YUtorta.
ftrry
tHiIuy,
10
p.m.
Asil
lr
all
sinwhli
Linen,
l
ull
information
from
W.
T.
ttlttllAHD.
(I
KM.
HAL
AflKNT
f'TiM-r
Ith
Htrrrt
and
Sid
Avrnur.
Trlncr
Kueii.
U.C.
Phone
SI.
Canadian
Mational
Qfie
Largeit
Kailway
Sylem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
IMllhta.
from
I'll
I
Mi;
KlTI.ItT
lor
VASCOIAKII.
Vlt.TOItlA.
SEATll-U
and
Intrrmrrilate
point,
each
UtIDAV.
!):txi
am.
lor
MTF.U'AKT
and
AM'OX.
rati;
Ui:i).ll)AY.
10.
00
p.m.
Tor
NORTH
AM)
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CIIAUI.Orit:
If
l.MB,
FortnlKhlly.
PASMAflKI!
TKAINH
LEAVE
HUME
KITKItT
Lath
MoMiAY.
v:iMl)AY
and
s.mmiiAY
at
11:20
a.m.
for
I'MME
URUIKIE.
LilMONTON,
HINMl'IG,
all
point
Uuitrrn
Caiudj.
I
nHrd
statm.
AflKNCY
AM.
OCEAN
STEAMSIIll'
LINES
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert-
Phone
2C0
ALDERMAN
Wm.M.Brown
Respectfully
.
Solicits
Your
Vote
and
Influence
for
His
Re-election
as
ALDERMAN
1929
YOUR
VOTE
AND
INFLUENCE
SOLICITED
FOR
F.
G.
Dawson
FOR
ALDERMAN
1929
YOUR
VOTE
AND
INFLUENCE
SOLICITED
FOR
CEOrme
FOR
ALDERMAN
1929
ALDERMAN
P.
H.
Linzey
Respectfully
Solicits
Your
Support
in
His
Candidature
for
Alderman
1929.
ALDERMAN
G.
P.
Tinker
Kcpectfully
requests
the
favor
of
your
support
in
his
candidaturti
tfor
alderman
R.
F.
Perry
Asks
Your
Support
for
His
Candidature
for
Alderman
Upon
His
Post
Record.
LL
Benson
THE
PHOTOGRAPHER
f
.
FOtt
yLI)EitMAN
1929
;
z:i
Specials
FLOUR
Any
brand,
98s,
.
.
.$4.60
V
I
I
I
i
!
FLOUR
Any
brand,
49i,
.
.
.$2.35,
j
PASTRY
FLOUR
10s.
2
sx
$1.15
JtOLLHI)
OATS
6-Ib.
sxV
...10c
110LLED
OATS
B
&
K.
7s
55c
PILCHARDS
Is.
3
tins
....50c
PORK
&
BEANS
Hodlands.
7
tins
.1
$1.0K
BAKING
POWPERrr-Malkin's.
12
oz.
ft
.25c
COOKING
APPLES
Per
box
$1.50
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
i
Lim'ted
C17-423
5th
Ave.
E.
Phones
18&84
THE
.
DAILY
NEWS
Ov
WEEK
AT
THEATRES
Monday-
and
Tuesday
Capitol:,
Corinne
Griffith
in
"1
he
Outcast."
We8thp!rrje:
Hoot
Gibson
in
"Kftllbf
'ftr
Fam'e
Conrad
Nirel
in
!
"Shte
Street
Sadio.!'
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Capitol:
"The
Yellow
Lily"
with
Billla
Dove
and
'
Olive
Brook.
1
r.
Westholm:
"The
Wreck
of
th
IJipprus."
.--r-
'
v
v
'Fridflnnd
Saturday
Capitol:
John
Gilbert
and
Joan
Crawford
in
"Four
Walls."
Westholme:
"Street
Angel."
"The
Masked
Menace."
(Serial).
i
GRAIN
STEAMER
HINDPOOLSAILS
Sixth
Ship
of
Season
Off
Today
With
Full
Cargo
for
U.
K.
or
Continent
The
British
teum-r
Hindpool,
Yiact-
Rupert's
sixth
grain
ship
f
the
season,
sailed
this
morning
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent
with
a
full
cargo
loaded
f
om
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
i
levator.
The
steamer
Adra
is
now
loading
arid
will
get
away
later
in
the
week.
I
The
grain
movement
to
the
port
from
the
prairies
is
slow
in
picking
up
following
its
recent
cessation
owing
to
the
elevator
being
full.
Thirty
carloads
arrived
yeste
day
and
56
cars
were
reported
this
morning,
to
be
on
the
division
west
"f'
Jasper
Padc
Wtstnd
here.
.
.
.
,
No
further
boats
for
local
loading
were
reverted
up
to
.this
morning.
1
'
,i
f
SERIES
OF
PAPERS
ON
CHIN
STARTED
I
MIsh
Alva
Garnett
Speaker
Before
l
United
Church
Y.
P.
at
Home
I
of
Miss
Edna
Vickcrs
I
The
Young
People's
Society
of
First
United
Chnrch
met
last
eve-1
'
ning
at
the
home
of
Miss
Edna
!
Vickers,
212
Ninth
Avenue
East.
I
George
II
Stocks,
the
president,
occupied
the
chair,
and,
after
the
regular
business
and
devotional
I
period.
Miss
Alva
Garnett
read
the
i
first
of
a
se
ies
of
eight
papers
i
on
China,
which
will
be
given
by
various
members
of
the
society
.
j
M;ss
Garnett
sketched
briefly
the
characteristics
of
the
country
and
its
peoples
and
referred
to
the'
missionary
work
being
carried
on:
the
e
by
the
United
Church.
After
the
reading
of
the
paper,'
games
were
placed,
and'
delightful
refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostess.
There
was
a
good
attendance
-of
rafnbfzs.
.
,
!:!
m
'!.
.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Central
W.
Land
and
C.
Roberts,
city;
A.
Hansen,
Killmor
Spruce
Mills.
Royal
B.
Johnson
and
George
John-
son,
city.
RED'S
Transfer
Fifteen
years'
experience
in
FURNITURE
AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
sell
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
In
any
quantity
CEMENT
SAND
GRAVEL
Our
price,
weights
and
measures
nre
right.
So
If
our
Service
Phone
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
20
i.
Night
Phone:
Red
317.
ANNUAL
REPORT
FOR
HOSPITAL
Financing
Statement
Considered
'
.and
Passed
pn
to
General
Meeting
on
January
29
The
hospital
board
last
nijrht
considered
the
1928
financial
statement
and
passed
it
on
to
the
annual
meeting
for
adoption.
The
tatement
shows
the
finances
of
the
hospital
to
be
in
good
shape
with
a
smill
surplus
on
the
year's
operations.
January
20
was
set
as
the
(lute
for
the
annual
meet-in?
of
the
association
.
In
connection
with
the
annual
report,
a
discussion
on
fire
insurance
arose.
II.
B.
Rochester
questioned
if
the
institution
was
adequately
covered
by
140.000.
$30,00
of
which
wa
on
the
building.
It
was
felt
that
the
pro
tection
on
the
furnishings
him'
equipment
might
be
increased
jA'd.
Greer
suggested
that
the
buildinff
hould
be
depreciated
at
a
rate
of
7
1-2
per-cent
instead
"
6
ner
cent
annually
.
Reporting
for
the
finance
com
mitter
for
the
month
of
December,
Aid.
G.
P.
Tinker
mno'in
that
-ece'pts
h.A
total'-"1
$.'71
:!.!:
While
expenditure
had
t.""
iis'RR.W
rpavnT
a
surplus
"f
$178.86.
Therp
Hr
been
'fi'2
pr1'fnvr
f
pW.dy-
II.
to.
Rachestar
augesfcd.
in
-onnection
w
th
the
readintr
of
accounts,
that,
In
future,
det;
i'
or
the
various
Item
be
given,
in
a-dition
to
the
mere
amount
anri
name
of
the
creditor.
NEW
STERILIZER
AT
HOSPITAL
NECESSUtY
Action
in
Regard
to
Matter
Referred
to
Incoming
Board
of
Directors
Reporting
for
the
house
commit
tee
at
laat
night'
meeting
of
the
hospital
board.
Aid.
William
B
own
stated
that
Uta
operating
room
steriliser
was
in
bad
hai
and
probably
would
have
to
be
replaced.
Miss
Harrison,
li'dy
superintendent,
gave
further
details
and
stated
that
the
sterilizer
wis
to
small
in
liny
case.
It
would
prnhab'y
cost
some
$1500
to
put
in
a
new
one.
The
matter
was
referred
to
the
incoming
board
with
the
sttggest'on
that
a
special
meet
ing
be
held
if
necewiry.
Ald.
Brown
also
reported
that
the
foundation
under
the
nurses"
din!ng
room
hud
been
temporarily
repaired
by
L.
C.
Eby,
Joists,
studs
and
sills
had
been
found
to
have
rotted
away.
An
order
of
.''0
new
blanket-had
been
reeeived
ami
liad
been
found
to
be
ve
y
satisfactory.
An
Up-to-date
Optical
Dept.
We
pride
ourselves
on
our
complete
ciU
pment
for
accurate
testing
of
the
eyes.
No
longer
must
we
replace
lens
after
lens
in
front
of
your
eyes
till
we
find
the
correct
one.
Our
new
automatic
instrument
can
change
to
any
combination
in
a
second
and
does
not
tire
you
out.
Mr.
Jack
Bulger
took
the
full
course
requl
ed
by
law
cuverii.g
six
months
in
1925
and
got
his
diploma
with
honors.
We
aubbcribe
to
the
leading
weekly
and
monthly
optical
journals
and
any
new
methods
are
always
noticed
and
adopted
if
suitable.
We
are
sure
we
tin
suit
you.
John
Bulger
The
Jewellers
LINDSAY'S
Carlage
anil
Storage
Phone
68
Cartage,
Warehousing,
ana
distributing.
Tcum
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Grave
We
Specialize
in
Piano
nna
Furniture
Moving.
Tuesday,
January
1:,,
n-s
I
J
ii
iiiiMB
ami
WITH
CORINNE
GRIFFITH
.
A
Heart-Appenllng
Story
of
a
Lonely
Girl
of
thcStreet
TONIGHT
AT
THE
CAPITOL
Coming
Soon
"The
Yellow
Lily"
With
Cllve
Brook
nnd
Billie
Dove.
ID
S
i
cod
iH,
(mm
owmll
PEA.
Hjybjy
STHai
ft
Sim
gbj
prnprrtr
BEAK,
Wfllthr
kuibind
W
Jid
Kti'l
pmiiwno
SAW.
itljufff
Cyo
Guard
the
Family
Health
'
if
r!
(
A
7
The
man
who
careg
hvo
plns
for
iho
health
of
lm
family
houUl.
Immediately
Investigate
the
home
heating
question.
He
will
find
WARM
AIR
the
HEALTHY
WAY
of
heating
the
home,
and
he
will
be
led
to
the
McClary
Sunshine
Furnace
as
the
most
efficient
system
of
sending
the
fresh,
moist
warm
air
circulating
through
the
house.
It
costs
much
less
to
install
this
guaranteed
McClary
Warm
Air
System
than
hot
water
or
steam
systems.
And
It
saves
a
great
deal
of
coal,
as
the
"Vcntiblast"
Ring
ensures
that
ALL
the
fuel
is
made
io
give
ALL
its
heat.
Burns
any
fuel,
tool
For
health's
sake
sec
the
famous
310
Furnace
S?
GENERAL
STEEL
WARES
Product
1
Daily
News'
Ads.
Bring
Result