PAGE
EIGHT
Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
Weslhoime
Theatre
WEDNESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
7
&
9
P.
M.
!l;
"HO)
LA
ROQUE
-IN
LD
EM
YAi
COMEDY
NEWS.
35c
and
10c.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Milll.Jt
irMB
rriui-r
Kupm
lr
VAM'OlVKIt,
VICTORIA.
Sua,
on
ilat.
Batraale.
AlMt
mj.
rlc
TurMiar,
340
p.m.
,
Tor
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feat
tat.
b4
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u
drtiarr
B.C.
Coast
Steamship
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
Ta
KrtrhlMn.
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Juneaa
a
ad
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Prk.
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IS,
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Kailway
Syftem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
ftaUlnjr
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rHIVCK
HlPr.UT
for
VAVCOI
VF.H.
VICTORIA.
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and
intermediate
palat.
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Canada.
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nil.
AQKNC'V
AI.L
(MEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert-
Phone
260
IHk
fl
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W
a.la.a
L
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da
aaa
tNOtb
Ilioi'Q
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Bicad.
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Vlie
quality
is
alitiays
the
same
Daily
News'
Ads.
Bring
Results
OFFICERS
FOR
HILL
SIXTY
I.O.D.E.
Chapter
Reports
Having
Had
Prosperous
Year
Under
Mrs.
Manson
'
The
annual
meeting
of
Hill
60
!
chapter
ef
that
I.O.D.E.
was
held
'
last
night
In
the
home
of
Mrs.
;Poote.
Mrs.
John
Manson
presiding.
The
annual
report
indicated
!
that
good
work
had
been
done
jand
there
bad
been
splendid
co-j
operation
among
the
members,
Officers
vrere
elected
as
follows:
Hon.
Regent,
Miss
B
.Macdon-
ald.
Nanaimo.
Regent,
Mrs.
J.
Manson.
First
vice-regent,
Mrs.
Harry
RorhesiE.
Second
vice-regent,
Miss
II.
Graham.
Secretary.
Mrs.
J.
McAuiey.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
Carl
Brand.
Educational
Sec.,
Visa
May
Hartin.
Echoes
Secretary,
Hiss
D.
Sharp.
Standard
'Brer,
,Mias
Laura
Hissl
:
tV
7It
was
decided
to-
hfold
the
next
meeting
at
the
home
of
Miss
Lucy
PillsbuiTu
Fourth
Ave.
Week-End
Specials
If
you
want
to
keep
the
family
budget
down,
you
can
not
afford
to
overlook
these
prices.
Granulated
Sugar
15
lbs.
.$1.00
Pkgs.
Kellogg
Cora,
2
Pkgs.
Kllgs
Tep
For
70c
ins-Mite
Breakfast
Cereal
Pkg.
........:
'.OKern
GoleWn
Syrup
64b.
tin
45c
.riaeo
S-lb.
tin
.Mc
.'ew
Zealand
Butter
S-lb
Swift's
Pienle
Ham
lb.
Chateau
Cream
Pkg
Quaker
Pork
&
Tins
Cheaas
Ht.
Mr
Beans
6
large
,..7c
Fresh
Pullet
Bajga
Extras,
8
Doz.
11.19
ip
Rice
No.
1,
6
lbs
45c
"wifts
Pure
Inrd--lb.
Un
$1.00
Five
Rosea
Flor
7-lb.
sack
40c
Ghiradellis
Chee&late
3-lb.
tin
$1.40
Navel
Orangn
Medium
aise,
5
Dos.
9df
Umoas
-iFaH
f
juiea,
dea.
44c
"
ia
For'
more
pow
eMn"ybur
&f
ue
Union
Ethyl
GaMllne
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA.
Pioprletor
Fifth
Street
Phone
W
WHAT
IS
IT
that
keeps
you
always
looking
well
and
smartly
dresi-ed?
ogit
SERVICE
PHONE
649
to
have
your
clothes
pressed.
We
call
for
and
deliver
to
all
parts
of
the
city.
For
that
Suit
We
have
fine
Fall
and
Winter
Suitings
and
Overcoatings
on
hand.
Corrie
in
today
and
let
us
take
your
measure.
i
i
.
.
,
Cutting,
workmanship,
style,
all
guaranteed.
Best
materials
and
reasonable
prices.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
649
s
Trv
a
Daily
Niwx
WANT
AD.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Charles
(Buddy)
Rogers
Since
Iiis
Jnlroiliu
lion
l
llic
American
public
in
Ins
first
pu-,
lum
"FaicIiialiiiK
VoiiIIl"
which
he
ina.K-
ujuhi
his
Rphj
ualionj
from
II
Ianfinimt
Motion
Picture
school.
Clmrles
(Muddy)
,
Hoat-rs
has
WU
Iraclinff
place
in
the
hwirU
(
moiton
piniin-Imvra.
Uic
worhl
over
That
liis
popularity
is
n
misimr
pliase
of
public
fancy
has
been
fully
tested
as
each
or
his
succeeding
pictures
lias
!raitlien.'d
his
hold
upon
Ihe
public
heart.
When
"Wlnns"
j(bvc
him
his
first
big
iirt.
n
nation-wide
.vave
of
applause
nelcd
his
ixirtraynl
When
Mary
Pickfonl
selected
hiui
to
plav
oppmite
her
in
"My
llett
(iirl."
a
new
and
arealer
acclaim
haiUtl
the
choice.
When
Anne
Nichols.
named
Rogers
as
the
one
man
in
Hollywood
caablc
or
doing
justice
to
the
leading
role
in
her
justly
famous
"Abie's
Irish
Hose"
llojjer
was
at
u
Idtfi-prak
n
l
quick
cllmh
to
fame.
These
tudcesfive
successes
moved
Paramount
to
star
Hotfcrs
for
Rogers
had
proved
himself
worthy
or
st'irdom.
His
fan-mail,
the
criteria
by
which
all
players
are
jiidfled
in
tlie
motion
picture
capital,
at
this
lime
totalled
many
thousands
of
letters
a
week,
ranking
second
only
to
Ihe
number
received
by
Clara
Mow.
Iaramoimt
starred
him.
picking
Tor
his
first
starrinu;
vehicle
11m-great
storv
of
college
life,
written
by
Wells
Moot
and
directed
by
Frank
Tuttle,
Varsity."
Don't
fail
t
sir
Muddy
Mogers
in
Varsity
at
the
(dipilol
'
AGAIN
EIGHTH
I
MUCH
NEW
LAND
GRAIN
VESSEL1
ALBERTA
BROKEN
Swedish
Steamer
Sydland,
UTiIch
Was
Here
Last
Year.
Loading
Another
Grain
Cargo
Eighth
rraln
ship
of
the
season
here
last
season
and
eighth
again
Ihia
year
only
a
month
later
in
the
season,
the
Swedish
freighter
Sydland
arrived
in
port
at
4
o'clock
this
moraing
to
load
a
full
cargo
of
wheat
from
the
local
elevator
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent
The
vessel
came
here
om
Avonmouth,
England,
where
.'he
had
delivered
a
grain
cargo
BEiTER
W.GES
COPPER
CAMFS
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
6:
In-raeed
prices
for
copper
are
rebutting
in
higher
pay
for
the
workmen
of
copper
producing
-ompanies.
The
Britannia
Mining
A
Smelting
Company
announ-ea
that
it
becaae
effective
on
February
1.
Av
additional
copper
bonus
of
28
cents
per
shift
'resh
Kippered
Herrings
lb.
15c
t
(Orientals
15
cents)
will
be
paid
per
pound
or
better.
PARLIAMENT
OPENED
CANBEHRA,
Feb.
6:
The
el-oventh
rtariiamtnt
of
the
Commonweal!
opened
today.
Mothers
Warned
Of
Colds
That
Attack
Pave
Follow
the
Flu
.
.Ntw
Case
of
Influenza.
BEST
TREATED
EXTERNALLY
j
Physicians
adviae
that
the
chief
danger
ia
thJs
epidemic
is
after
influenza.
Then,
more
than
ever,
cold
attacking
the
weakened
'system
may
lead
to
bronchitis,
pneumonia,
or
a
second
,
aed
more
severe
case
of
flu.
This
is
especially
true
of
children.
Flu
nearly
always
leaves
the
stomach
upset.
Internal
medication,
should,
therefore,
be
avoided,
a
it
so
of
en
farther
disturbs
the
digestion
and
thus
retards
recovery.
,But
if
a
fresh,,
cold
comes,
don't
let
the
child
keep
it
overnight.
Just
rub
Vlcks
on
throat
end
chest
at
bedtime.
As
it
is
applied
externally,
Vlcks
can
be
uaed
freely
even
on
the
youngest
child,
with
nn
fear
of
upsetting
i
rVlicnte
stomach.
V'i.
kf
ai
ts
2
ways
at
once
(both
absorbed
and
inhaled)
to
check
the
cold
and
avoid
serious
i-ompliciitinns.
And,
of
course,
;..
...
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r
.i,.i.
J
II
J-
JMl
it
).M11IU
11,1
UVJU11D.
EDMONTON.
Feb.
6.
Approximately
40
U)00
acres
of
new
land
will
be
b
oken
along
Canadian
National
lines
in
1929,
according
to
an
estimate
made
by
F.
J.
Freer,
superintendent
of
land
settlement
for
the
system,
who,
with
J.
S.
McGowan,
western
manager
of
colonization
and
agriculture,
W.
E.
Duperow,
as--.istant
passenger
traffic
manager,
and
V.
E.
Watson,
superintendent
of
farm
employment,
in
iu
from
Vancouver,
and
had
an
un-
the
MaceVmald
hotel
Monday
.vontful
vnnm
She
ia
a
I
read
v
i
Mr
ffrtrr
hanrrl
hid
rntimafr
nn
lined
and,
after
having
anchored
last
'
year,
when
the
total
work!
n
tbe
stream
fa;
a
tew-
pours,
;
ojoaa
on
new
lann
waa
more
man
moved
down
to
the
elevator1
about
!
this
amount,
although
the
eati-
.0
o'clock
ibis
morning
to
start,
mate
was
the
same.
oadlng.
Capt.
Olander
is
the
present
Edmonton
for
the
annual
meeting
of
C.N.R.
colonisation
agents
at
He
also
stated
that
nearly
IMG
families,
a
ve
-aging
five
persoaa,
!
n&ster
of
tbe
Sydiand.
Capt
Lar-!
would
be
settled
by
the
C.N.R.
brick
wl,
vu
in
pnn.manrl
of
the
$U10
jjt
year.has
since
been
.
.23c';enaioned
off.
in
northern
Alberta
this
rear.
In
1928,
966
families
were
placed
on
the
land
and
this
figure
would
be
equalled,
if
not
aurpaaaed,
Ju.-ing
1929.
EPWOhffi
LEAGUE
OF
PORT
SIMPSON
IS
ON
EVANGELICAL
MISSION
Some
twenty-four
nv-mberx
o(
the
Epworth
League
of
Grace
United
Church,
Port
Simpson,
under
the
leaderahip
of
the
honorary
president,
Sam
Bennett,
and
the
president
David
Swan-
..J
.1
.
L.
.
1.
..!...
.
,.
.,
wn.
iwhcu
inruuMU
UK
viu
un
5hrimps-Frh
every
aeeond
day
'
"
Wthe
steamer
Catala
yeaterday
af-
per
lb,
2c
sncn
no...
ro
ctw--.
u
M
and
other
pointa
down
the
coast
on
an
evangelical
mission.
They
expect
to
be
away
for
several
weeks.
IN
LOS
ANGELES
im
ApWHLlpft.
Feb.
:-Sir
RodmafkldtoMln.
former
STeraier
of
Manitoba
and
Mias
Ethel
M
Ieggett
of
Lor
Angeles
were
married
at
Wilshire
Congregational
Church
yesterday.
More
than
100
guests
attended
the
ceremony
Weakened
System
and
which
wan
very
simple.
Way
for
Pneumonia
or
.
.
FELT
MISERABLE
ALL
THE
TIME
Headache's
and
Tiredness
Ended
by
"FRUiT-A-TIVES"
CLASS!
COLOR!
COMFORT!
WARMTH
CAPITOL
WEDNESDAY
AND
THURSDAY,
7
AND
)
V
RUDDY
ROGERS
AND
MARY
II
JAN
IN
-
-
ALSO
A
CHARLIE
CHAPLIN
COMEDY
"THE
VAf.ARO
Two
Shows,
7
and
9
p.m.
35
,
Matter
of
Ceremonies
.
.
.
reappntlble
to
the
Company
lor
your
com.
fort,
ptaaturc
and
aatU-faction
.
.
.
the
Cunard
PitfMr.
AIwa)i
making
you
glad
you
sailed
"
Canard
.
.
.
seeing
thai
'
m,fdm
know
the
peopl
'OU
want
te
know.
.
.
.
mak.
yoaj
tMp-wiae.
A
Canard
Purw,
therefore
a
perfect
Purser.
Sott
Cunard
t
........
murk
Tin
Ct4
Sttim
Skip
Cc.,
Umittd,
ten
Uutint
St.
W.,
Vaarn
mr
(
Tat
Synur
j649-fH,
er
ry
itMmMpatnt.
t
VMMySBkelaCan
VKL
.
Im
MotItmI
Ud
CUNARD
V-
CANADIAN
SCRVICC
EV-3QJ
Zttm.
Tourtsi
Thi
Cat.
fx)
TKi4
Otm
95c.
Specials
TOMATOES
-t
14a.
7
tins
96c
rOMAT08aV-4si
tins
....96c
.1
,96c
PEAS
Sisa
tai
t
tins
...
CORN
-
QuaUr5
Una
!
TRING
BEAN8K.B.
6
tins
9
AMPBELL'S
SOU!
7
tins
9c
CLAMS
Ensign
Braad.
6
tins
96
HEINZ
KIDNEY
MCA
Nft
Medium.
6
tins
w
96e
HEINZ
SPAGHETTI
Is.
I
7
tins
96c
!
SPINACH
2
1-2.
4
tins
.
.
.9c
I
GET
YOUR
SUPPLY
NOW
I
'
'
iMussallem
Grocery
Co.
I
Limited
17-42.''.
17-423
5th
5th
Ave.
Ave.
E.
Phones
18&84
Borne
People
u(Tw
for
yean
with
i
Headaebat,
without
ever
trying
to
find
out
what
u
the
CAUSE
of
tbe
pain,
j
all
run-down,
and
ntm
to
thbk
this
weak,
deprnWed
feeling
k
the
mult
of
the
headaches.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
chronic
IleadaehM
are
the
rewlt
of
poiaooed
blood,
due
to
faulty
actios
of
the
bowekt,
kidoeyi
sad
akin.
'"Pruit-a-tivea"
atops
head-aefaM
Ueaaae
it
regalataa
the
btreki.
kkliieya
and
akin
frees
the
body
of
waste
matter
which
poiaooa
the
blood
and
thus
kaepa
the
blood
pure
and
rich.
Aa
Mn.
Michael
Coulia
of
KHIaloe,
Ont.,
writM
"I
uaed
to
feel
tired
out
and
run-down
and
had
aevere
liaad-aehea.
After
uaing
'Fnrit-a-tirat'
tb
lieadaebea
oJ
UredikeM
quickly
dia.
apimared
and
for
two
yean
now
I
hare
bwi
in
tlie
lat
of
l10i."
Al
you?
Do
you
suffer?
Mrs.
Coulii
akowa
yoi
tbe
wav
tj
get
well
take
"Fruit-a-tirea."
2.rr.
and
60c.
a
box
-at
Uealcn
everywhere.
COAL
Your
choice
EDSON
CASSIDY
.
WELLINGTON
TELKWA
A
lo
Ilulkley
Hay
and
Grain.
Agent
for
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Phone
58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co'.
Fishing
Op
ifooda
in
ooon
0E
PREPARED
AND
pi:
-
We
have
a
spleni
...
MASTER
.MECHANK
I;
which
w
canaeli
lui
:
:ent
less.
AI50
ME.VS
HIM
OVf
The
Mogul,
in
bia.
v
:lar
$2.26.
8priul.
r
Montreal
Imnor
3
THIRD
AVENl'E
H.
S.
Wal'ace
Co.
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