i..;.
.
November
26,
1028
0
Nrth?rn
Pacifc
Terminus
of
the
:
Ca
radian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
has
three
of
the
urealesl
things
in
the
world
Tiie
Largest
Fish
Cold'
Storage
Plant
The
Li'gest
Fresh
Halibut
Market
Ike
Largest
Undeveloped
Hinterland
The
City
or
1'rime
Rupert
has
a
payroll
of
cunsiderahle
derived
from:
RAILWAY
SHOPS
RAILWAY
OFFICES
'
DUYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARDS
GRAIN.
ELEVATOR
fv.
&
PROVINCIAL
GOVERNMENT
OFFICES
'
COLD
STORAGE
"IflSII
PACKING
HOUSES
;
,H
.
JQJLERY
AND
FISH
REDUCTION
PLANT
SALMON
AND
HALIIiUT;
FISHERMEN
UMON
CANNERIES
LUMHER
MILLS
MINING
TRAPPING
AND
FURS
R
if
The
Brain
export
business
of
Prince
Rupert
is
steadily
do-'Ulopinjr.,
Last
year
about
eight
million
bushels-
of
grain
was
-'lipped
through
the
terminal
elevator
and
this
year
promises
to
;,i
e;tly
exceed
that
mark.
The
City
owns
its
Power,
Light,
Water
Supply
and
I
In
uliii)tlc
ir
fvrflllnl.
v
Roads
are
paved
and
concrete
sidewalks
are
being
laid.
P'UNCE
RUPERT
IS
ONE
OF
THE
COMING
COMMERCIAL
CENTRES
OF
THE
PACIFIC
COAST,
THE
PRO-II
ABLE
OUTLET
OF
THE
GREAT
PEACE
RIVER
COUNTRY,
AND
SURROUNDED
BY
A
RAPIDLY
DEVELOPING
TERRITORY
hr1
Prince
Rupert
is
the
logical
site
of
a
customs
smelter
which
w
utile
serve
the
mines
of
Portland
Canal,
the
Hulklcy
and
Skeena
.
allcys
and
coast
points.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
is
Prince
Rupert's
recognized
Daily
Newspaper
.n.
UK
.Id
TIIE
DAILY
N2lW3
PAGK
FTVa
'
The
Vitality
Food
osr
Siaappy
Weather
CANADIAN
DOCTOIi.-
JSiT
SCOTTISH
HOSPITAL
The
photograph
shows
a
few
of
trie
Canadian
doctors
who
visited
Glastrow
to
study
hospital
conditions
and
tuberculosis
treatment
at
the
Ruchill
Hospital,
Glasgow.
Dr..
T.
H.
Elliott
(centre
of
picture
without
hat)
President
of
the
Canadian
Doctors
Union,
is
talking
to
a
patient.
silibKi.
..
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Iti.
Mnif;.tt
made
another
.rip
to
Eimonton
last
week
for
r:e:
a)
treatment
He
was
ac-ompanied
by
Dr.
Carl
Ewart
Larry
Canty,
who
la
associated
with
the
InReuika
Miaes
Ltd.
and
the
Finlay
Land
4
Dewlopment
Co.,
was
a
business
rjptor
in
own
tast
veek.
r.?;
All
fixtures
re
iuici
on
wiflr
h-
cirei
.-illation
Jn
Print.
.rriwd
and
Ma;
tates
th&t
t
e
worl
.on
shcraid
oe
com
Ji"
nest
two
weeks
tiiu;ou
power
service'
inicc'VHl
VH
an
apnea
I
linen
and
lospita!
purposes.
Mis
LUliaB'
tli
office
rformeVll
connec
hting
in
be
eld
blankets
for
nr.
c.
.
tt
iUHpnsefjii
open
a
tea
room
therein.
Negotiations
are
now
pending
whereby
one
ot
the
old
established
general
stores
in
Smithera
will
have
a
change
in
ownership.
and
and
Mrs.
w.
J.
UNelll
son,
Billy,
have
returned
to
Smither
from
Vancouver
where-
Mrs.
Mr
Neill's
mother
recently
nac
away.
In
spite
of
show,
rain
and
othe
adverse
weather
conditions,
th;
roads
throughout
the
district
are
holding
up
well
and
auto
traffic
is
still
general
at
a
tirw
when
the
majority
of
the
highways
art
usually
cloned
for
the
winter.
Olof
Hanson
was
a
busines.
visitor
in
town
last
week
fror.
i'rince
Rupert.
He
has
been
re-eiving
general
conjfratulntiom
n
his
election
as
the
Liberal
fe
1
i
h
I
candidate.
TERRACE
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
was
at
honu
the
UdKs
of
the
comn.
unity
on
'ri(ay
afternoon
and
wis
assis--cd
in
receiving
by
Mr.
Marsh'
tisters
Mn.
Bredin
of
Grande
I'rairie
Alta.
and
Miss
ilursh
of
Lindsay
Ont.
Autumn
foliage
nnd
berries
were
used
to
good
effect
in
decorating.
The
tea
table
was
presided
over
by
Mrs.
A.
VV.
Ilobinson.
vhlle
Mrs.
Gilbert
poured
coffee.
Assisting
In
serving
were
.Miss
Deacon,
Miss
Kerr,
Mrs.
Dover
and
Mrs,
Brum-mitt.
Hetv"on
forty
and
fifty
ladies
called
c'uring
the
ufternooni
.
Jas
Nelson
returned
daring
the
past
week
from
Vanaourer
where
he
attended
the
pv2&clal
Conservative
AsocistiouMMBiru
tion.
m
J.
V.
Graham
spent
in
Prince
Rupert
this
past
Ft.
t
4ay
wwk
T.
E.
Brooks
left
atrain
fo
I
Prince
iiuptrt
en
Thursday
a:i
returned
on
Saturday,
accompa::
:ed
by
Mrs.
Brooks.
Chas
Lindstrom
and
childii
of
Remo
were
in
town
Saturday.
The
Terrace
School
Board
hav
granted
pemiaalon
to
Mis
French
A.
L.
C.
M
to
use
one
o
the
rooms
of
the
public
schoo
i
after
school
hours
for
the
purpose
of
organizing
a
rhythmic
orchestra.
e
have
;
pv.
.
i
v
p,
me
village
cuwouhiuucib
luiyt:
.
posted
notice
of
a
public
meeting
Installat-
-
.....
,!
.
on
.
.
witmn
..
.
i
it
th
con-
con""er
lne
leMin
oi
proviamg
av-
Thc
-Worn
r
n''
kliici
M
iV
to
tti
a
more
aaequaie
supply
m
waier
for
the
town
of
Terrace.
J.
A.
Miliicbanp
of
Vancouver
:T:m.JCeor.r"
Heipltaf
is
mak-i
Pf-
for
donations
of
01
n,
Penoaicai
visits.
i
Two
good
exhibition
ftMt
of
basketball
were
played
on
.-$$M
i
Friday
nfcht,
the
men's
pm&
be-linr
conceded
the
best
evjfcjlsyed
in
Terrace.
The
team
f
tffatives
High
in
proteins,
vitamins
and
bran
to
keep
up
j
cv
energy
attd
zest.
Tsry
it
with
hot
milk
on
cool
mornings.
For
dinner,
the
-whole
wheat
wefer,
TRISCUIT
Made
by
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Co.,
Ltd.
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i)la
-;ti
M-Iitni'iR.
AN
"AUTOC.KAPH-
OF
LidH'l
N"''(,
YL:i
;:)
l.
electrical
engineer,
has
'tevi.sed
an
instruT.o
i
:i
record
everything
necessary
for
the
analyst,
of
Landis,
Sask.
were
visitors
here
Falls
River;
John
Hohlin,
(In:
during
the
pastweelc.
Kelland,
Jim
Marshall
and
G.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
leased
tk
nwnn
iur
.
Prince
Kuoert
ed
b'
!
score
of
38-28
and
the
hih
tchool
Dr.
ard"
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large
and
w,"ter.m
sent
the
tora
ladles'
ttamjehilrf.
Fort
su-pson;
ueorge
s.
down
to
defeat
the
score
being
Clark,
S.
J.
Parkinson,
C.
Wlnton
21-7.
In
the
men's
game
A.
Holm-
j
Thompson
and
E.
A.
Magel,
Van-
wood
succeeded
in
making
17
of.couver;
S.
H.
Pullan,
Toronto;
J.
the
28
baskets,
while
Miss
MonnlMWeil,
Telkwa;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
fiMla
drove
home
18
out
of
the!
Owen
Jones,
Hayspoft;
L.
W.
21
made
by
the
girls.
There
was
a
good
attendance
of
spectators.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Westman
of
Oughtred.
Nelson;
W,
TWAh.
.
nowise,
Edmonton.
Reyal
W.
Trites
and
W.
F.
C.
Draney.
Forrow,
city:
Raymond
Watvn
L.
A.
Pt'ck
of
Prince
.Rupert
.and
Claus
Alne,
Digby
Ia:a.id;
was
in
(own
at
the
end
week.
of
the
j
Edward
Hall,
HaieJton;.
C.
Lind
and
G.
Moffitt,
S-mithers;
W.
McKay,
C.
N.
It.;
J.
Glenn,
Prince
George;
L.
Mullen,
Winnipeg.
Savoj
Charles
Toombs
and
Charles
T.
R
inker,
Port
Simpson;
J.
C.
Dean,
Bilimor;
J.
L.
Patterson
and
R.
Fuller,
Vancouver;
R.
G.
'.-ningham,
Port
Esaington;
B.
J.
Rands,
Endako.
Central
James
Jack,
Port
Simpson
and
Ban
Bonrgein,
Port
Simpson;
J.
E.
Rostrom,
city;
A.
Shelf
ord,
Wistaria;
E.
A.
Magel,
1
i
.
.
.
.
TO
BFXOML
IMIKNF.KS
MONT.-:
CARLO
This
exclusive
photo
shows
the
quaint,
fourteenth
c
entury
town
of
San
Julian
de
I.oria.
one
t
tho
many
beauty
spots
In
the
tiny
republic
of
Andorra,
now
about
to
become
a
Pyrenees
Monte
Curio.
.The
little
principality,
lying
high
In
the
mountains
.batwwsu
Fra
nee
and
Spain,
has
l..
quired
by
a
syndicate
of
gamblers
for
f
4,600,000.
The
total
population
is
about
6,0."
i
the
suartl,
lest,
boniest
and
most
taciturn
pe
'
Kurw.