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EIGHT
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a
Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
Westholme
Theatre
WEDNESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
7
AND
1PM.
JUNIOR
(
OGIILAN
(The
Screen
s
Leading
Juvenile
Star),
in
"Marked
Money"
With
GEORGE
DURYEA.
LOVELY
VIRGINIA
BRADFORD
AND
BIG
CAST.
Mark
Sennett
Comedy
"SMITH'S
BABY'S
BIRTHDAY
"
"SPOKTUGHT
.-
.,
T
TOPICS
.OF
THfi
VV
ORCft
ESTRAL
SEIEvTldN
MADAME
SIIEBRY.-FINE
PROGRAM
OF
SYNCHRONIZED
MUSIC
AD31IS3ION,
Ke
AND
10e.
COMING
SOON
SYD
CHAPLIN
AND
BETTY
BALFOUR
(the
English
Mary
Ilekferd).
in
-SKIRTS."
Dr.
Alexander
DENTIST
Garden
Field
Seeds
FERTILIZER
BULKLEY
VALLEY
HAY
AND
GRAIN
riiice
tlnatrt
Feci
C.
PHONE
SS
Cut
of
Town
Readers!
The
Daily
News
Shopper
will
sriidlr
make
Bsrckases
for
our
readers
wbe
lire
at
a
distance
from
a
hep
pa
as
centre.
TViis
serrate
as
tn
appreciated,
particalarly
by
the
women
r(
the
district
There
is
no
added
e.-t
and
attention
I
personal
JUST
WIUTE
TO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SHOPPER
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Mi
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Rupert
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mar.
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11.
Canadian
National
Qic
LargeSl
Kailway
Syflem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
tMIMnp
tram
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tor
VASCOIYEII,
YICIOUIA.
SKATTLK.
aad
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polntf,
rich
I'ltllMY.
3:(H)
a.m.
ler
8TEHAUT
and
AN
VOX,
each
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ltt:0
pjn.
ler
SOUTH
AND
r-OLTII
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tN
CIIAKLOT1
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TRAINS
LEAVE
I'lttNTE
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and
bATUHDAV
at
ll:Stf
ajHrteTTIIINrK
(itOIKlK.
Etl.MOSTON,
WINNll'tO,
all
olnU
Eaatrrn
Canada.
I'nltrd
State.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave,
Prince
Rupert
Plume
2C0
Advertise
in
'The
Daily
News
rCP.RJUST
J.
W.
Pozan
Clei
REACH
COAST
SHORT
ROUTE:
!
.
'Financial
News)
The
C.P.R.
must
hare
northern
line
aad
it
most,
sooner
or
later
and
probably
sooner
than
most
people
think
have
a
westward
oatlet
to
the
Pacific
coast
acroM
Northern
British
Columbia-It
will
be
somewhat
surprising;
if
that
Stores
chatter,
by
aomc
menu
or
other,
does
not
pass
into
the
bands
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Company.
For.
by
a
recent
interview
granted
newspaperman
in
Montreal,
E.
W.
Beattjr.
president
of
the
treat
transportation
company,
reveals
the
fact
that
he
recognises
the
possibilities
of
an
east-west
line
connecting
northern
ARwrta
and
the
Pacific
coast
by
the
shortest
route
and
the
best
of
all
transcontinental
grades,
vith
its
terminus
st
Stewart.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
j
Savoy
'
B..
guns,
Vancouver;
Charles
T.
R4nlHr,
AJrpiane
Sprnee
Mills;
Oawles
H.
Brown,
city;
Dan
Hneland.
Pore
her;
E.
S.
Ryel
X
Torablom.
P.
J.
Andsraon,
Pert
1
..
.Central
Janvs
J.
Hamco.
Vancouver;
E.
Allen,
Ansil
Guravik
and
Terje
:obannssia.
city.
in
thc
M,rr.Me
num
COLt
MRU
IX
SOA
All
Guaranteed
Or
rUUTlAU
MOriCE
la
tMrabr
tiaan
that
on
th
30th
da
of
Januan.
IMS.
uiuhaif
of
Ihr
Ut
WtU
and
TwtaOatat
of
Jaoata
C
UrBe
m
arantcd
to
thc
tmdRCoM)
a
EiK-utoft
of
hja
laat
WU1
aad
IkBtaaaarit
All
mimm
bavins
daiaaa
asataat
Ute
aid
Batata
ire
rtaulrad
to
flic
thc
ante
vi
lq
the
Executors
forthwith
and
all
par-
y
01n
raonry
to
thc
ald
Btatc
ire
bcraaf
rreAalrrd
to
Dai
Ux
came
to
tbr
u;d
tiacutara
forthwith
DATED
at
Prince
Bupen.
B
C
.
tola
.h
day
of
Uarcb.
lt.
JOHN
KeftAC
,
DUNCAN
CCNHtNOHAM
McBAE
I53i
p
:
SPECIALS
!$
COMBINATIONS
$
I
NO.
11
box
Fels-Naptha,
S
cakes
Foot
Soap,
all
for
.
.$1.00
NO.
2
bars
P.
k
G.
Naptha.
S
bars
Ivory
Soap,
lpkg.
Jif,
1
pkg.
Sunlight
Soap.
All
for
$1.00
NO.
8
1
pkg.
Lux,
S
bars
Pearl
N'aptha
.Soap,
1
bar
Klpndyke
Soap,
all
for
$1.00
NO.
42
cans
Old
Dutch
Cleanser,
1
pkg.
Princess
Soap
Flakes
(large).
2
pkg.
Lux,
4
pkU.
Reckitt's
Blue,
all
for
...
.$1.00
NO.
5
3
pkg.
Lux.
3
cakes
Palm-olive,
3
cakes
Life
Buoy
Soap,
3
i
cukes
Foot
Soap,
all
for
$1.00'
iMussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
G17-423
6th
Ave.
E.
Phones
18&84
P.
0.
Box
576.
i
SUITS
STEAM
CLEANED
AND
PRESSED
Wc
Deliver
to
Any
Part
of
the
City.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
619
THE
DAILY
NKW3
Thursrfa.
:
:
NO
WAR
TALK
noun
ii
i
i
a
m
.-.
j
j
!
4aMsly
and
Thurtay
Caoitol:
Tht
Awakeninr"
with
Vifana
Bankey.
Westholme:
Junior
Coogh-
lan
in
"Marked
Money."
Fratmy
and
SaterArfy
-
Cspitol:
"The
Water
Holo"
with
Jaci
Molt-
Al
Small
and
his
orchestra.
Weothsmm:
Syd
Chaplin
with
Betty
Balfour
hi
"Skirts."
CUP
RECEIVED
GSaf
BY
SEA
CADETS
PrenUtiai
Made
to
Them
by
T.
H.
Jntmsea
on
Behalf
sf
Nav)
League
SPORTSMANSHIP
EXTOLLED
Exttnded
To
a
His
Coating
Trip
U
Europe
imp
m
vJi
QwbwT
werentPffsenx
on
mTm
der
Instractof
Young.
Mr.
At
the
refwjar
drill
of
the
sea
rht,
a
presentation
f
the
units
on
bennif
of
the
Navy
League
by
T.
H.-
Tiall;
A.
Koberston,
ranlxation.
This
was
a
silver
cub
wiiDnm
vyse.
Port
to
be
used
a
a
trophy
to
be
com-
M.
MlUnr.
Bnckley
Bay.
Johnson,
the
president
ofthat
or-
petrd
for
nasmally
on
the
minia-
tnre
rifle
nusge.
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
Johnsse
in
a
brief
address
Miss
D.
M.
Neal,
Port
Simpson;
:o
the
boys
impressed
on
them
the
K.
Blackaller.
New
Westmin-
benefit
of
aJwavs
doing
their
best
R.
Slattery
and
O.
P.
Al-
in
everything
sud
explained
th.t
liaon,
yasever;
J.
Marshall
and
oo4
iportsamnship
at
all
times
is
the
teat
nsdet
any
boy
cou.d
have.
s
The
cap
wa?
then
handed
to
Liestt.
Robert
Blanc
in
trut
fcr
he
'cadet
Corps.
Mr.
Blance
thanked
Mr.
Johnson
oq
beh.-.lf
of
the
hejrlo
eetraed'to
him
thefr
best
wishes
for
a
pleasant
trip
to
eorejM-
Tnree
cneer.
wn-
To
provide
the
table
of
a
tran-Atlanti?
-teerchip
with
it
lux-iries
or.f
tr;prwill
often
call
for
i
supply
of
50
turkeys.
500
'"nr",
rv
decks,
200
pheasants,
OfK
quail
and
five
110
pound
turtles.
Why
Worry
Week-End
Speciais
MALKIN'S
HKST
STRAWBERRY
JAM
GlaiM
jars
24c
4-b.
tins
73c
ALYMER
COIN
Per
tin
...lie
7
tins
.
ttc
NO.
4
PEAS4eY
tfa
ltc,
'
7
tins
Mc
NORWEGIAN
6IOWN
SARDINES
8
tin
Me
MALKIN'S
MtST
SLICED
PEACHES
jt
lrts.
Per
tin
Mc
B.
C.
GRANULATED
SUGAR
10
lbs
65c
ORANGES
4
dot
78c
FANCY
YELLOW
NEWTON
APPLES
Box
$2.36
Frenh
Vegetables,
New
Cabbage,
Lettuce,
Celery,
Tomatoe.
Cauli
flower,
Spinach,
Rhubarb,
Etc..
Bush's
Grocerteria
i
PHONES
211
AND
212
I
suits!
suits!
Fishermen
:
MADE
TO
ORDER
Xulllnj;,
Workmanship
and
Style
Shirts
and
Pants
The
best
made,
and
we
can
supply
you
at
SO
per
cent
less!
MEXICO
SAYS
MR.
M'NULTY
"There
seems
to
be
more
excitement
in
Prince
Rupert
about
the
war
in
Mexico
than
there
was
in
the
northwestern
part
of,
the
country
itself
three
weeks
afro,"
states
James
McXuity,
who
returned
to
the
city
yesterday
after
having
spent
four
months
in
Southern
California.
Mr.
McNultv.
while
inthe
TOUtJl
.TOtfe
frequent
visits
across
the
Mexican
border
to
Tia
Juana
and
three
weeks
ago
went
down
the
west
coast
of
Mexico
to
Enaenada
to
visit
United
States
Consul
E.
A.
Wakefield,
formerly
this
city.
There
were
but
the
aguest
rumblings
of
war
in
that
part
of
the
country
at
least
at
that
time.
There
was
little
talk
about
an
impending
conflict
and.
no
excitement.
Of
course,
more
recent
developments
may
have
made
the
air
more
tense.
In
any
case,
there
is
little
fighting
in
that
part
of
the
country.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McNulty
spent
much
of
the
time
while
south
in
San
Diego.
They
met
sack
former
residents
as
J.
W.
Potter,
C.
D.
Newton
and
Chester
Clapp
aad
E.
Rannan
of
Seal
Cove,
who
ft
holidaying
there.
Among
other
people,
they
met
C.
E.
Bainter,
who
is
do'ng
well
in
the
insurance
business
at
Longbeach.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wakefield
are
en
joying
rood
health.
TT.eir
m.
Bartlett.
who
was
recently
injured
;n
an
airplane
accident
at
Los
H!r!i
;
now
practically
re-
STRICKEN
DOWN
IN
PRJMEJF
LIFE
"FRUIT-A-TIYES"
Rid
Her
of
CrippEnz
Rheumatism
Row
tarrabta
it
is
to
thiak
of
mm
aad
woaara
atnefcin
down
with
diiiMas,
trhrn
they
ahoitM
be
anjoTiac
km
to
tba
ML
How
woodarfaJ
to
bow,
aoaajrer,
thfct
auefa
ilanantniai
liiaqrttati
as
Rtv-auiLatiam,
Paio
in
the
Back,
Irritated
bladder,
tadigrOioo,
IMioM
aw
and
nOatr
Uoubica
of
tba
Stofeack,
Lever,
Kidneys
aad
Bowela
aje
ajoiokty
rahrwal
by
the
aunduM
midieinr,
"Frmt-a-tirea."
Fraaa
fejierby,
in
the
bcautafnl
Okaaa-
Valley
of
Bntaw
Colnibai,
Mrs.
ri
Draaehing
writes:
"I
haae
nwrnd
Krcat
tirocaU
from
'frutt-a-tivea,'
-panagy
whra
I
kad
Rhcumatisas
wy
tavtlv
fHnr
yrara
aro.
I
karp
'Fruit-a-!ivw'
blaritva
in
thitouar,
as
I
think
tlx
v
r.r
a
aroaoVrful
medicine
"
Puc
n
r'
ujw
a
quarter
uf
a
oentury
"rrJit-a-tivn"
baa
(wen
Canada
s
dera-nil-itiV
boni'
rvmiy.
2Vv
and
60c.
a
at
dealers
everywbr
Week-End
Specials
YAKIMA
GKM
POTATOES
We
recommend
them
as
one
of
the
best
on
the
market.
Per
sack
$2.96
Per
half
sack
$1.40
COLD
CROSS
PLUM
JAM
U.
Tin
46c
JAP
RICE
No.
1.
S
aba.
...46c
B.
K.
PINE
OATMEAL
10-fb.
sack
76c
GOLD
CROSS
PUMPKIN
2s.
2
tins
26c
RED
PLUMS
2s.
6
tins
...
.96c
GOCD
CROSS
PURE
JAM
13-
os.
jars.
Strawberry
or
Raspberry,
2
jars
46c
BLUE
MOUNTAIN
PINEAPPLES
2s.
6
tins
70c
EDAM
FULL
CREAM
CHEESE
lb
46c
NEW
ZEALAND
BUTTER
3
lbs
si
in
&tS5Si.i
EVAPORATED
PRUNES
20-30.
Montreal
Importers.
THIRD
AVENUE
lb
20c
EVAPORATED
PEARS
2
lbs
46c
ZEBRA
LIQUID
STOVE
POLISH
Bottle
16c
POLIFLOR
WAX
1-Ri.
tin
66c
JOHNSTON'S
LIQUID
WAX
Pint
bottle
76c
GOOD
SIZE
NAVEL
ORANGES
6
dot
96c
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
208
CLASS!
COLOR!
COMFORT!
WARMTH:
a
l
art
Tonight.
7
a
j,
Wc
and
.V
VILMA
BANKY
in
"THE
AWAKENING"
Passionate!
Pulsating!
Powerful!
A
beau-drama
with
vibrant
Vilma,
a
radiant,
innoceru
girl.
Her
life
empty,
tame
until
.
See
it
ind
""
thc
joy
of
glorious
entertainment!
NEWS-COMEDY
AND
ON
THE
STAGF
CAPITOLIAN
"HILL
BEAUMONT."
POPULAR
i
T
1
-1
la)
"Serenade."
b
"Pale
Moon"
by
r.
..
COMING
-SUBMARINE
You
see
our
usvd
cars
on
the
road
everywhere.
And
lhy
arc
always
running,
and
running
strong.
.
.
usd
car
bargains
are
real
bargains
for
thc
that
they
lire
thoroughly
checked
and
inspect'
:
fore
they
arc
Sold.
,
.
THE
FOLLOWING
USED
CAR
RARCi
W
-NOW
AVAILABLE
FOR
INSPECTION
1927
Dodge
Sudan,
leather
uphol4y
....
1926
Esse
Coadi
.
.
:
1928
Model
A
Tudor
Demonstrator
.......
-
1927
Ford
Tudor,
good
equipment"
1927
Ford
Covered
Light
Delivery
1923
Dodge
Covered
Delivery
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORI)
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Fiv
i
o
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brana'
9
ippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
RREAKFAST
FOOD
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co,
Hi
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
mm1
arMaaneaaaennn
Bring
Your
FURS
to
.
Goldbloom
He
nny
the
highest
prices.
LINDSAYS
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68
f
'
rt
n
Wurehou.-inrT
wai
aft
-
"
"
Distributing.
l--"n,,r
Motor
Servu-e
Coal.
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
mov'";