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f
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Intallstliti
With
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lliil-pliones
LONDON,
Nov.
1?
What,
to
descHbed
as
one
of
the
most
remarkjtbie
wireless
receiving
Installations
yet
invented
has
been
fitted
up
at
the
Lambeth
Hospital
by
the
Marconlphone
Company
Its
total
capacity
is
2.000
headphones
.ana
80
lou
a
-speakers
lu
runnlnc
rost
is
Spprotlmately
nine
pence
a
day.
Auto-
tnatlcally
It
switches
over
from
London
to
Daventry
and
Daventry
to
London,
choosing
programs
!hrough-ut
the
day
In
accordance
with
a
pnv.rrarrjec:
Kcfeame
Friday,
Not.
18,
1927
HEADING
A
NEWSPAPER
A
subscriber
to
this
paper
writes
that
people
find
they
ean
not
be
without
this
paper.
Of
course
they
cannot.
No
person
liv
ing
in
tne
aisinct
can
afford
to
be
without
the
home
town
paper.
The
Daily
News
Is
the
representative
paper
for
the
Prince
Rupert
district.
It
is
bn!y
by
reading
it
that
they
can
keep
in
touch
with
the
various
activities
of
the
whole
country
around
here.
Newspapers
are
made
to
be
criticized.
That
is
one
thing
thev
are
for
they
help
lighten
the
load
of
the
mayor
and
counclj
anil
authorities
generally
by
taking
part
of
the
criticism
which
otherwise
might
be
theirs.
Of
course
it
ought
to
be
a
large
paper
with
plenty
of
features
and
all
the
news
of
the
outside
world
and
in
time
it
may
be
that.
However,
like
Prince
Rupert,
we
have
not
yet
quite
grown
tip.
Never
mind,
the
News
is
a
stalwart
youngster
and
is
giving
a
little
more
telegraphic
news
than
it
ever
gave
before.
It
makes
every
possible
effort
to
keep
pace
with
the
progress
of
the
district.
It
is
seen
everywhere
and
very
few
people,
who
have
once
taken
it,
like
to
stop.
OPPORTUNITY
FOR
NEW
PEOPLE
New
people
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
sometimes
try
to
do
without
the
local
paper.
They
are
not
at
first
much
interested
in
local
doings
and
their
interest
is
in
the
great
outside
world.
But
no
person
is
really
a
eitizen
who
does
not
read
of
the
rininva
nt
hi.
.i,h.
bors.
By
doing
so
they
learn
to
cultivate
a
civic
spirit
and
in
real
caruesi
uecorae
citizens
oi
rrince
Kupert.
I
IGNORANCE
AND
INNOCENCE
'
The
old
ouestion
of
whether
mental
come
op
again
today
in
connection
with
a
letter
published
'
um
issue
ana
signed
a
Ultizen.
n
tne
suggestion
of
the
writer
of
the
letter
is
followed,
it
means
that
like
the
ostrich
we
bury
our
faces
in
the
sand,
refuse
to
see
what
is
going
on
around
us
and
fool
ourselves
with
the
idea
that
everything
is
lovely
nd
we
and
our
children
are
perfectly
safe.
When
a
physician
sets
out
to
cure
a
festering
sore,
he
opens
it
and
lets
it
drain.
He
knows
that
if
the
putrid
mess
is
kept
eon-fined
it
spreads
and
ends
in
death.
So
with
the
moral
sore.
The
cure
is
to
open
It
up
and
let
the
white
light
of
publicity
play
upon
it
and
it
then
tends
to
heal
itself.
This
is
an
age.
of
democracy
and
if
self-government
is
to
be
a
success,
the
people
who
govern
must
be
informed.
How
are
they
to
vote
at
elections
if
not
educated
as
to
the
true
state
of
affairs.
The
young
people
of
this
city
are
not
unaware
of
the
conditions
at
which
our
correspondent
is
shocked.
The
age
of
ignorant
inhdeenee
is
giving
place
to
education.
Young
.people
today
want
U
.know
and
tt
is
well
that
they
should
know.
Ignorance
has
wrecked
thousands
of
lives.
Contemplation
of
the
good
and
the
beautiful
in
life
tends
to
create
goodness
and
beauty
but
it
does
not
educate
a
democracy
in
the
art
of
self-government.
If
the
people
are
to
have
a
say
as
to
the
conduct
of
affairs
they
must
know
exactly
what
is
going
on
in
the
community
and
how
it
is
being
done.
If
there
is
evil
they
must
know
It
so
that
they
may
be
in
a
position
to
change
it.
Publicity
in
the
community
has
a
similar
effect
to'
sunshine
and
fresh
air.
It
aids
in
expelling
corrupting
influences.
valves,
7Se
it
fontifu
hi
ji
,yiki
a
a
fembare
rarasre
tt
t
BuS-lo
BurVho
B4gbAoi
rdahrkndv
sna
i.
tenalon
batteries
are
necessary
because
tne
supply
la
obtained
from
motor
generator
sets.
The
Installation
can
be
used
for
making
announcements
throughout
tfte
institution.:
Also,
wtoen
no
broadcasting
is
taking
place,
gramophone
records
can
be
played
for
the
benefit
of
ail
wno
are
listening
in.
Services
In
the
i
hospital
chapel
and
concerts
In
the
j
dining
hall
can
be
relayed
to
those
:
patients
and
members
of
the
staff
who
are
unsblr
to
be
present.
Tlie
total
amount
of
wiring
exceeds
jS'n
miles.
The
cost
of
the
Installation.
1.500.
wag
subscribed
locally
mainly
In
wc.rksh:ps
The
21ft
was
formally
handed
over
to
'hr
h
-spiral
a'lthorit
ies
recently.
Warmth
nourishment
health
SHREDDED
S
WHEAT
Carbohtfdrates
to
heat
the
body
Proteins
andVitamines
to
make
it
go
Bran
for
the
needed'Youghage"
TUP'Msawe'
tmii
weuch
tomIuM
last
night
was
a
great
suc?aaa
bath
financially
and
otherwise,
and
it
was
wound
up
by
a
big
aaaes
which,
to
the
attains
of
Un.
Pooler's,
orchestra,
was
kept
up
to
a
late
hear.
Bwrjroue
mtre
had
a
wonderful
Umt
In
th
eoun
of
the
venlng.
the
.
drawings
took
place.
Mrs
Jan
unberf
officiating.
Tlie
affair
was
spread
orar
two
days.'
tke
alalia
being
beautifully
ddsorated;
and
tea
being
serve
each
day
toy
thr
gold
piece
315
Mrs.
peroalater
22
c.
J.
Ton
of
ooat
lias
Mm.
Dr.
Elyofason
Card
table
25!
Pete
Tbompaoo.
100
lb.
sugar
19
O.
Scott.
108
lb.
flour
LS47
Mrs.
8.
E.
Parker.
TDoee
In
charge
of
stall,
ate.,
were:
Tea
room
Mrs.
J.
Slaggard.
Mrs.
Ed
ward.
Mrs.
Petervm.
Mrs.
Scatterbol.
Mrs.
Toot
Johneti,
Mrs.
Bsrttett.
Panct
worl
lira.
Ales,
otraehari
and
Ura.
Hosgban.
Plain
sewing
lira.
Lund.
Candy
Mrs.
Nlckerson
and
Mfcs
B.
berry
Home
cooking
Mrs.
Lund.
Raffle
booth
Mrs.
Stegavlg
and
Mrs.
P:
Wteihtm.
Pifh
pond
Mrs.
Ole
Bafgen.
Toy
wheel
Mrs.
Sklbner.
Mrs.
B.
Hoa-
kln
and
Mrs.
O.
Stegavlg.
Wheel
O
Royer.
N.
Muaaanem.
P.
Scitllem
and
J
Judge.
Hot
dogs
-
J.
Squarechuck.
Joe
Batch-ford,
and
J
Preace.
BROTHER
SCOTS
IS
NEW
BOOK
Donald
Carsweils
Work
Delivers
Shrewd
Thrusts
at
Scottish
Character
and
Deals
With
Personalities
LONDON.
Nov.
18.
In
Caledonian
Clubs
the
world
over
there
are
sure
to
be
interesting
little
discussions
this
winter,
especially
among
the
middle-aged,
concerning
"Brother
Soots,"
a
(wok
just
published
by
Constable
The
author
is
Donald
Carswell.
One
of
the
most
responsible
of
the
London
reviews
describe
,fhe
work
a
"unquestionably
one
of
the
most
brilliant
series
of
biographical
essays
since
Lytton
Strachey
s
Victorian
studies
'
Living
per-tms
do
not
figure
in
Donald
Oarsweir
callery
a
departure
from
the
prevailing
and
sometimes
questionable
fashion
Neither
are
the
six
Scotsmen
under
cjlscussion.
though
very
prominent
in
their
day.
entirely
representative
of
lift
nud
character
north
of
the
Tweed
to
wards
the
close
of
last
century.
What
conrtltutea
the
chief
attraction
of
the
book
1
the
shrewd
thrusts
which
Donald
Carswell
delivers
at
Scottish
character
la
general,
at
the
same
time
providing
an
engaging
picture
of
modern
culture
development
In
his
native
country.
m'iuect
or
Kt:Tm
The
personalities
dealt
with
by
the
author
are
Henry
Drummond.
"6m;
h
o'
Aberdeen."
John
Stuart
Blackle
Ke:.-Hurdle
Lord
Overtoun
aud
'Claud!
as
Clear
In
view
of
the
present
::
-o-versy
u
toe
Established
Cutu
:3
of
M.
4.
lad
a
t.
Bacon
chairman
of
the
i
Ban,
edtnnUtte
n!rh
consisted
T.
B.-aS-deh.
B.
yi
Simpson.
O.
HllJU.
t.
Cameron
N.
Uussaliem.
.
Jimsbj.
Jot
Rauhiord.
A.
Ohnaorg.
R
L.
Parry.
Mes-dames
C
Whatinan.
F.
M
Crosby.
Jack
Ratchford.
R.
L
Pa-ry.
Strang.
Loaf
and
Blaggard
Fallowing
were
the
drawings:
Bedspread
Deflated
by
Mrs.
Dan
Jabot-
won
by
JDV
P.
J.
Ryan
9ot
appUa
Ufs.
Ted
RorlcH-eirs
O.
aran
Bos
applee
J.
WVks
J
Ssferta-
OMftion
Mn.
3.
Land.
rtnbw
-ih.
rhsdr
A.
Mtkea.
Pillow
ease
sM
runner
T.
M.
Croaby
Bex
canal
fe
Oanalnodore
Onfe
R
THE
DAILY
NFW
ii
.
tMrrm
i
xiU'.
MOOSE
BAZAAR
Wash
Away
GREAT
SUCCESS
That
Itch!
Affair
Concluded
Ut
Night
hv
i
.
lJ'rfP.-jnce
ijnre.
Which
Which
Wa
Kepi
One
Minute
Dots
It!
Are
yoo
tormented
w
a
th
atw
of
a
bore,
inc.
tuaiae
Um
wbk
scans
ti
drfy
retail
l)e
rwisuTler
from
rcsenia.
tw)k,
ukw.
sad
cither
tarns
nf
kl
a
t.-aobVar
At
no
risk
to
too.
wt
amtt
yoa
totry
this
one
raitiut
test
Come
to
rn-r
stort
and
rt
a
bottle
nl
t)
n
I)
n.
Mai
t
flf
I
tnrtioa
of
nor
ilm
f
i'h
I)H
P
via
vm
klukx
th
sntsirrtx
beakax
toooa.
Thea
watch
for
molts.
II
roa
Oo
itoi
expenensw
us
cup
cool
arasatioa,
it
that
Sea
is
sot
orfw
to
eaearmart.
lust
bras
the
bonis
back
fndyoBT
wuibertiandraefs
EL
lotion
fcrSWn
Disease
Mrf'ITI
IICON
lKI.
OltVI
S.
LTD
roKt:.
I
over
th
'
em:.,e
of
Bishop,
of
BJlrrr.
Utc
dearrlptton
ot
lbs
BPiBrnaltig
r.ru
p.-cc.-dsd
ihc
ea-pulsion
of
Rfb-
..
Sniiih
troth
httj
jhair
at
Atc-
.
..p.t
becauae
he
doubted
the
Ocucervuijot).
n.
for
men
cf
ail
contemplate
u
Smith
without
a
ahlch
admlrst.on
-;r
Al:;li-:it.c.ly
Of
-
rrr:k-iit
i
ceding
fd
One
cannot
a
rcer
of
Robertaon
:tiur
ol
feetlugs
In
i
what
he
achieved
rcntenda
with
o.u-r
a:
the
perverse:
oi
his
fellos-ci.ii:
yn.cu
which
presented
him
from
lc
:er:ig
more
Out
of
all
his
too
gn
life
fire
precious
years
were
eon-;:r-a
:n
rtghung
the
wild
be
eats
of
tion
stupidity
and
expediency."
There
la
a
brilliant
study
of
Lord
JadsSSSL
jOvertoun.
who
ps;d
hla
workmen
lour-
BWt
dSnilHii
rallliiiMlai
i
Oalb
ln-
P
an
hour,
some
of
vhosa
tolled
a
WtdUadUle.
I
days
a
rrk
all
of
them
fcst
rttHrkk
ilr
11
Rovtek
Mra
j.j""le
noun
a
ny
Hit
Lordship
left
FfMe.
I63.0M.
chiefly
to
charities.
Belr
Mar-
Bot
candlss-
-Mn
B
J.
Tatiiw
His
suihor
rjotenda.
made
the
one
Jsnto
Xtdieod.
,
Tpeciiidally
sjc
?t!sh
contribution
to
Luncheon
doth
Mrs
Poodee.
Ptetttt
Mr.
McCarthy
MHa.
O.
wnb.
Brltlah
polltlcs.
oonalatliat
pDmarlly
ot
tne
destruct:3c
.
f
a
pccuilary
Bngllab
I
iiisti'utior.
--
the
Liberal
party
The
IWer
box
HcCutcbeon's
Omg
SXoTc
:
autbor
narr'
!"
hl
o
n:c
style
itias
Dolly
Deny
CQSnUm
Jsck
Jisdge.
Luncheon
set
lira.
F.
XI
Croaby
Mrs.
O.
A.
Johnsob.
Cuff
link
and
coeds
Uu
IfeUbroner
Jack
HetehTord.
Toilet
articles
Orme's
Drug
Store
Mm.
J.
H.
JJeaffber.
Bread
board
Bulger's
Jewellery
Stare
-Ralph
Jargerson.
Trunk
sin.
P.
M.
Croaby
tin.
O
Wilkinson.
how
Ketr
Sfardle
on
the
arrival
of
the
Labor
party
proper,
was
slowly
but
ir
resistibly
aborted
"The
initial
trouble
with
Slier
Bardie
&
that
he
had
bean'
brought
up
in
the
supsbst.tion.
st!U
held
north
of
the
Tweed,
that
almost
any
Rcotaman
i-
uperior
to
any
Englishman
whatsoever
in
Intellect,
morals
and
spirituality
"
rmui
(
Mimn
vkwh
Of
"Claudius
Clear'
(Sir
William
Robertson
Nioclii
the
author
lumiahes
Lamp
shade
Mm.
McCarthy
Mrs
Ole
1
411
Ironic-pathetic
picture
of
.licotl'i
Baggen.
i
erly
days,
when
hla
whole
being
was
Chair
Tile's
Fumkshmf
atdre
p.'rtunte1
T
bis
father
a
overweening
Oaaaeron.
jpaaalon
'
for
book-learning
Tae
son's
Dollies
Mrs.
o
Walpa
Mrs.
Field.
rw
'wcesa
lu
.he
Church
imeanwnik
Bedapread
Mat
lUlttaoMei
!M
coming
forward
as
a
wntei
Winners
of
the
big
drawing
were:
Victor
Ortbcpfeonle
ticket
No.
4
won
by
Ulas
V.
Dyboava.
Out
glaea
set
1166
A.
W.
DobUsaoa.
Electric
reading
lamp
4SS
Mr
SO
Freeer.
Electric
coffee
Orabam.
Silver
cast
role
gyp
Herman
Jobaa-
was
because
he
could
alwaya
crowd
tue
pew
Just
as
fe
could
always
sell
an
article.
"Pond
as
he
waa
of
money-and
not
even
his
most
devoted
friends
would
deny
him
that
weakness-
he
would
never
preach
or
write
anything
tbathe
did
not
after
a
fashion
be
lieve
"
from
tne
foregoing
It
will
easily
be:
realised
that
"Brother
Scots"
Is
a
highly
provocative
book
One
reviewer:
i:err
remarks
if
Mr.
Carswell
still
oon-tlnue
to
live
In
Scotland,
or
if
be
goes
lack
there,
he
will
well
know
bow
to
defend
himself.
GETTING
READY
FOR
CHRISTMAS
Trimming
for
Festive
Season
Will
Arrive
in
City
Next
Week
This
week's
survey
of
the
local
market
indicates
little
chance
in
prices
la
staple
commodities.
There
baa
been
a
alight
drop
in
sugar
but
not
enough
to
Meet
the
retail
price.
All
brands
of
Canadian
butter
remain
stationary
and
no
advance
la
anticipated
until
the
New
Zealand
sufe
smaasdMB.
Bgga
are
still
scarce
aiSbougb
extras
which
have
been
practically
of
Use
market,
ehould
be
coming
In
more
plentiful
being
off
the
Rupert
market
tor
more
than
a
year.
Bobln
Hood
flour
la
again
available,
a
carload
having
come
in
this
week
to
The
Trotler.
the
local
distributor.
This
Is
an
old
favorite
brand
with
many
consumers
who
win
welcome
it
back
after
having
asked
tor
it
in
vain
tor
some
tlsae.
All
the
trimmings
for
the
Christmas
dinner
in
the
way
of
dried
fruit,
peel
and
nutt
are
expected
to
arrive
in
town
next
week,
and
Jerusalem
artichokes
will
be
coming
In
at
the
same
time,
the
price
of
which
Is
expected
to
be
around
10c
per
lb.
New
only
ve
weeks
away,
prepara
tions
tor
the
Obrtatmaa
business
are!
already
being
seen
and
the
mall
box'
foi
Santa
Claim
1
now
In
use
on
Third
!
Avenuf
The
buslotw
of
presents
already
rngatcng
tc
attention
of
the'
prudent
whll
tht
choice
Is
good
and
!
before
the
ruh
trt
In
the
last
few!
(or.
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jivea
sV
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SB
Wi
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Out
of
the
whole
stock
of
the
ontreal
Importers
Owing
to
continued
ill-health,
J.
B.
Miller,
proprietor
treal
Importers,
finds
it
imperative
to
close
out
his
business,
t;
-quickly,
the
whole
stock
is
being
offered
for
sale
regardless
Sale
S
tarts
Today,
Friday
EVERY
ARTICLE
OF
LADIES'
AND
MEN'S
WEAR
OFFERED
AI
UNHEARD
OF
.'KICKS
Come
in
early
and
get
your
pick
while
the
choice
is
MEN'S
SUITS
MEN'S
MEN'S
MEN'S
MEN'S
MEN'S
OVERCOATS
UNDERWEAR
OVERALLS
SHIRTS
HATS
M
Dr.
MAGUIRE
GROTTO
IS
LEADING
WWHBT
LEAGUE
Oddfellows
and
Knight
of
I'jlhlin
are
tVlnners
ljt
Mght
j
Prince
Rupert
Fraternal
Whlst
Lea-'
pie
results
last
mght
were
a
follows-Sons
of
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Moose
postponed
LOOT.
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George'
4.
Knight
of
Prtftfu
5.
Bt.
Andrews
4.
Grotto
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g.
Lesrii
Table
w.
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of
Pythias
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LADIES'
LADIES'
LADIES'
LADIES'
LADIES'
LADIES
Hose
lingerie
sweaters
SCARVES
GLOVES
HANDKERCHIEFS
Many
other
articles
for
Ladies'
We"ar
and
everything
needs;
and
for
boys,
everything
for
his
whole
outfit
from
si.,,,
and
household
furnishings
such
as
Blankets,
Sheet,
Towels.
.
ALL
BEING
OFFERED
AT
SACRIFICE
PRICES.
Remember,
that
even
our
regular
Montreal
prices
are
f
this
sale.
This
h
a
real
opportunity
to
save.
M
ontreal
:
Importers
Third
Avenue.
AG
U
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RE
Piate
Specialist
Phone
525
-
Over
Ormes
Drug
Store
Phone
525
GUARANTEED
Regular
$.10
Value
Restoration
Plates
'
Perfect
FitHng:,
Natural
Appearance
Take
advantage
of
my
low
price
and
save
$15.00.
:
dtlaraateJJears,;,
ENGLISH
TEETH
used
on
all
plates
of
this
Jtjrpe.
Strong
Porcelain.
No
breakage.
Regular
$50
Value
ANATOMICAL
PLATES
.
Dental
Plates
HALF
PRICE
PLATES
roit
CHRISTMAS
Those
desiring
dental
plates
fitted
in
time
for
Christmas
should
make
an
appointment
immediately
and
have
their
necessary
extractions
attended
'to
at
once.
There
is
no
charge
for
extractions
when
an
ENDUH0
or
KESTORATldN
Plate
is
ordered.
EXTRACTION
OF
TEETH
I
have
mu
study
of
P.-Una.
Ask
m
.
Your
A
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should
lie
ymi
wish
t
tage
of
v
Phone
525
Open
Evenings
Sunday
appointments
Plate
Special!
P,
AN
AD
IAN
NffiffiM
Largcfl
Kailioay
Syflem
in
Amer
STEAMSHIP
AND
TfcAIN
SERVICE
Ballings
from
1'KINCK
Kt
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for
VANCOI
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