uesday,
April
10,
1928
THE
DAILY,
NEJJB
PAGE
THREE
I
1
17
IIIIII1II
W
WHIM
Local
and
Personal
j
AWARDS
MADE
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
R.
Oowm.
Phone
0B8
l
OIXOWINU
Till
KNAMKNT
Or
si,u;m
i;kn
kimhion'm
III
II-
IM1
HIMICU
Mr
Piter
llelri-
lued
wiiutnam
won
the
grai
at
$100
in
the
writs
t
.
.
mil
I
T,-,'ll
11
IB
L
Ul
ITEI
1IE1U
Ulin
IV
IHi
WS
winter
by
the
local
Elks
Lodge
Mrs
Wlngham
had
the
highest
afore-
,:i
score
or
818.
Second
prise
valuex
.
5
wan
won
by
Urn.
W.
B.
Whin
wlih
3003.
being
the
nearest
to
.
j.
umber
o(
2700
which
waa
hidden
be
I
r
i
lit
competition
started.
The
thlrc.
,
valued
at
36
went
to
Mrs
Auna
,,:
wl.'j
had
the
loweat
acore
lor
the
,c-:
.".
2807.
Announcement
and
presentation
o.
:,rie.
uiok
plaoe
at
an
enjoyable
whtsl
..mi
midge
drive
and
dance
last
nlfht
n,
presentations
ware
made
by
W.
D
...ice
and
W.
S.
WlllUcroft.
u'.nner
in
the
ereulngs
card
pla)
(
I
.
wore
as
foUowe:
undue
Ladles-
nrst,
sua.
r.
aei:
indie1
necond,
MM.
B.
A.
Boss,
on
cui
Mm
H
P.
Olaasey;
men's
firs,
w
O
Vance:
men's
second,
H
A.
Bos
Whist
-Ladies'
first.
Mrs.
W.
H.
Perry
ladies"
second.
Mrs.
D.
H.
McDonaU
ii.i-ii'k
flrvt.
K.
C.
atcQuslg.
men's
see
,..
H
A
Lamb
Hamilton
ol
Park
Avenue
th
a
weak
spell
while
on
Pu
;i
the
Otty
Ball
this
mornlir
"ilmlanoe
was
callerl
bnt
M"
had
unie
without
sufBclently
aid
to
SALT
RHEUM
All
Over
Her
Hands
and
Between
Fingers
Mr
Walter
Misner,
Midvilli.
Braneh,
N
antes:
"j
h)M,
mU
rhl.um
,n
M'
hands,
and
Mrxx-iallv
between
"
lingers.
It
was
tmnoMihle
for
me
mem
in
water,
or
do
my
house
yt
tiring
medicines
ami
eftWee,
"in
mr
no
(rnnrl,
J
hrnrrt
of
Inn
(.
Wl'lldrilll
tttlil
ttflilp
tulrlt.,.
11
'
"
I
am
euhrcly
'
rolmted
of
Iriiillilc."
M'.iif,.tured
only
by
The
T.
Wilburs
ioi,
Toroato,
Oat
Skating
daily.
3
to
4
and
8
to
10.
ti
Oet
the
Big
4
nalaiti
it
a
Taxi,
phone
4.
Marcelling
and
,4k
Inner.
Phone
Black
MB
8.
W
George,
on
a
business
When
thinking
local
Inmiruuce
trip
to
Aiijox.
U
1
Halrcuttlug.
MifcM
84
man
T.
J.
Bbenton,
Inspector
of
mine,
n
a
trip
to
Anyox
on
omclal
duties.
Bev.
Walter
Allen
arrived
in
city
from
Stewart
on
the
Catala
morning.
the
this
This
afternoon
train,
due
from
the
at
8:30,
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
A
proclamation
has
been
Issued
irorr.
Ottawa
designating
April
33-38
at
"Can
ad
lan
Forest
Week."
Dr.
R
O.
Large
of
Port
Simpson
arrived
In
the
city
this
afternoon
an:!
will
be
here
tonight.
Mrs
E.
W.
Marentetir
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
thu.
morning
ufir
bvUl
Pn'
'-
t
Stewart.
hmenta
were
served
after
whe.h
..,
priM-ntatlrin
of
prUNs
took
plsce
;,
:i.
;
(olljwrd
with
music
by
Al
mid
his
archest,
v
1)
Vance
was
dhalrman
of
lb
r
mmlttee
In
charge
of
the
w-
.,
;
v
nut
drives
as
well
as
las
::..,.,:
(unction.
Mrs.
H.
P.
Olai?'
,,,(
A
Donald
assisted
at
tne
oocr
Miss
Blanche
Curtin
and
Miss
Lorna
aalcLaren
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
this
morning
after
a
week-end
trip
to
Stewart
T!.r.-e
who
participated
In
this
serlc
nesoay.
prn
is
at
.
.
HiiitlM
fcSnnrtav
Snrll
,,r'
luiiKing
forward
to
anotner
oeio,
:,eld
next
winter.
SEVEN
DRUNKS
ARE
PUNISHED
iinwi-
in
iti'
hm.mt.
coim
THM
MOKMMi
!
There
kcm'ii
drunks
were
eltlier
fined
or
nn
nei.n
nrec;
to
jau
terms
dj
mt""-"'
Mi
l
:viii
)iii
in
cfly
mi.
rn.nic
Tley
,,l
elibrun
the
accumulation
us
trom
over
the
Caster
holl-
at;
hn-c
Cai.-u-uoot
of
Baaaltcn.
at
ii.
t,.nu.u
BimoO.
pleaded
irullty
Be
Canadian
1-eglon
half-yearly
general
meeting
and
election
of
arnjers
Wed-
pjn
Executive
1C,
at
8
p.m.
For
Pratta
Baby
Chick
PiKd
and
Poultry
Supplies.
Bulklcj
Valley
Hiy
i
and
Oraln.
Seeds.
Pertllier
and
Coal
call
up
88
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Ca.
was
s
preliminary
meeting
881
Mr.
Arthur
BrookKbr.i.k
will
sail
1
Thursday
night
by
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
a
holiday
trip
south.
will
spend
I
the
mast
of
the
time
in
the
Yakima
Valley,
Washington.
i
ol
Pair
Board
last
evening,
ad-'
J
-urnment
being
taken
until
tonight
court
this
police
mtmb
the
bmlMm
till
be
continued
;
Officers
of
the
board
have
not
yet
been
!
e'ected
The
presentation
of
the
Oribbaa
Ci'ca
rlt
take
nlace
at
the
Moose
am
!k-
wa.
sneii
only
one
drtnk
aboarj
Wbut
j,
(n
Dll,ce
o::
PrirUy.
April
I.
,
u.,i:
winch
be
wss
prepannj
oribbage
Drive,
with
prises.
In
con-iwr.
li.
any
case
he
came
up-tor.
hltl
-,
.,,-r.i.rv
n'i'iW
A
J
i!:U
.!
Ml
With
'...
iii
Jail,
a
i
i.i
pi.
',4
(li
I'
an
loul
of
Dominion
Oon
.(I
PtVVIIBt.
line
L
AIj
m
0Kiii
-1
in
n.
"just
feeling
rign:
t
.
luiiior
from
a
fisherman-
trol-several
Indiana
have
aald
lawl
"
v
not
liquor
frum
a
"tr-jller.
on
suggested
thst
armeb
a
'x
doing
a
land-offlor
buatnen
wan
fined
8U
slid
as
.60
cos's
o:
Elunn.
bes
pert
ac
led.
admititd
";
--lily
that
It
wm
his
eeeond
of-'
He
said
that
be
lived
at
Buie-"
v
hirr
he
was
working
The
eour.
i
i
:r.i.-(i
that
it
would
pay
him
to
get
...
x
work
Then
was
nj'hing
lor
i
)i..iHirate
to
do
but
fine
nun
880
i:
1'.
(y
ii
Bye
pleaded
guilty
to
his
thM
In
response
to
a
lugasstmn
br
HI
I
vi!
Hannah,
he
oeoiared
that
he
iiut
drinking
without
being
in-!n
The
youth
was
sentenced
to
any
without
option.
Edgar.
Jack
Collins
and
Walter
rcn
were
each
fined
835.
with
ih
.
thirty
days
in
duranor
vile
liners'
aaaehlng
the
city
'
I.
poinu
on
.the
Citala
included
B,
Jaoobscn.
Allen.
Mlsa
Btsnche
Curt'n
from
this
Rev
Ml
.
M.i
-Ijiren.
Mra.
I.
W.
Marentette
V'arner.
Mies
Mahoney
Mr
anl
'liarlea
Larson,
B.
H
Bourk-
T
-;i-n
and
B.
Oalbachtnt
from
fv.rw.
1
Vallaas
from
Alice
Arm
atul
A
A
strand
and
Tony
Hahtl
ivnm
n..
...
TI
'
,
"ii::l,-
t
-
h
Crlhaaar
Lsaiue
Piaatiusin
golat
taVoujh
to
Vanoou-
ST
from
northern
point
on
the
Catala
'
t
r
lrclt'de
V
Caldcrone
and
John
Indian
also
admlf-cj
A,
.,.
w
as
a:
Brian.
Mr
and
Mr
r.orotielu
aiid
r
Rayayaua
from
Stewart
y.r
D
D
McTavuih
and
eon
and
drughier
alio
l-.rw-
been
vtsl'lng
i
'
-e
pai:
week
with
Mrs
McTavlsb'e
parent.
Mr
and
Mrs
Mm
te
Craig.
Waldron
!
Aprj-imenti.
v.i!l
sail
Tlr-radky
night
i
'
Prince
Oeorge
on
:
south
Union
steamer
Catala
Capt
E
A
r'rkaon.
returned
at
10
45
this
morning
from
Anyox.
Stewart
and
-tlier
northern
porb
of
call
and
will
anil
at
5
pjn.
tut
Vancouver
and
waypomu
The
Catala
;
la
calling
at
Tucks
Inh-t
cMincr
todny
to
unload
a
quantity
ol
freight
for
the
plant.
I
Renlaetng
the
Prlnceaa
Mary
which
l-aa
been
earryluit
out
the
service
dur-
,
l:g
the
winter.
CiP
R
steamer
Princes
j
llce.
Capt
Aithiir
Slater
Is
due
in
port
bright
and
early
tomorrow
morntn
trom
Vaucoover
ennmte
ti
Alaska.
The
Alice
la
scheduled
to
touch
southbound
oi
Sunday
HUMOR
THAT
SAWMILL
mil
PE
BJILT
HERE
BY
J.
R.
MORGAN
CO.
Hun
'.ra
are
hfird
alK'Ut
the
city,
although
no
t-onf
rmatlon
l
to
be
or-ti.lverl
frni
'hoe
aaat-ciated
With
tlie
reported
principal,
that
ohn
R
Mor-Ksn.
pioneer
nperatar
of
'this
i
district
i
t-i
est.ihi.in
s
large
sawmui
pear
the
railroad
r.
Kiiv:
j
site
;
(Hired
for
rily
presumably
along
the
i
.
It
i.-w.i.d
P'-rt
Edward
but
1-liiiKl
1'
alao
said
that
il
Srii".
Rcrltsl
'
P
uteri
by
MrJirU-
redei:i-K
Smith,
in
u
piur.clsy
Whist
League
Cup-;"
Tert!i
4.
Mi'
Club
Aiinuiil
l'11
Mull
recently
ac-
annoici:mknts
Anglican
Church
K..ter
Sale
AprU
10
Cathollr
Women
i!
work
April
11
League
spring
sale
A
MePhorson
Unii'imter
and
l
nili'd
CUurcl).
-
distribution
iM.iose
Hall,
April
13
RoyBl
Soolety
ol
S.
fVurgc
n-ive
and
Dance
April
l3
Prince
.
Rupert
Pviee
April
27
0lrl'
Drill
Tuanj
RldUy
Home
Auuuui
iin.'i
dii;
Mrf
a
in
Mouse
B".
l'lKiiiy.
My
IUI
AS
ONt
Of
Till
Mlli'lMNti
EPMONTOf,
'.'4i?isf!
a.
"
yiom
thxl
,.Ue
Br;
uh
Columbia
Rovernmrnt
di-
,iidotl
tti
extend
the
P.O.fc
ra.lwuy
to
'Priin-e
Oeorge.
strong
elTor
Mi
uld
Whist
snnin
be
made
to
have
tin-
Cumdlaii
Ir'micnsl
provide
a
Ki'-r;
m;:!.
iitcciured
Charles
Woudwsi-d
MIA
Vanrouer.
wtien
seen
hfr".
He
'imed
th.H
"Nothing
can
need
a
lie;
A
faidt,
which
needs
it
most
Must
grow
two
thereby
JUSTIN
VAN
DER
WEYDEN
could
trace
J
his
gncestry
back
to
the
Crusaders;
Leila
the
frail
little
girl
he
loved
could
trace
her's
as
far
back
only
as
the
"Nobody's
from
Nowhere.'
And
being
a
snob,
Justin
sacrificed
love
and
happiness.
He
arranged
a
marriage
with
Madison
Breedon,
the
daughter
of
a
wealthy
Southerner
whose
ancestors,
of
course,
came
across
in
"The
Mayflower!"
And,so
they
were
wed.
Justin
told
Madison
nothing
of
his
love
for
Leila.
-
Madison,
in
turn,
fold
Justin
nothing
of
the
hereditary
taint
of
insanity
in
her
aristocratic
family.
To
approach
the
marriage
altar
with
a
lie
trembling
on
one's
Hps
to
build
one's
future
happiness
on
the
baseless
fabric
of
deceit
and
falsehood
is
to
invite
inevitable
tragedy.
But
the
Van
der
Weyden
union
seemed
to
work
out
successfully
...
for
the
first
year!
Madison
loved
Justin
dearly,
and
he
basked
in
the
reflected
glory
of
her
many
charms,
her
culture
her
popularity.
Indeed,
Justin
was
beginning
to
hope
that,
perhaps,
some
day
....
But
Leila,
blinded
with
humiliation
and
jealously,
dug
up
the
Breedon
skeleton
and
demanded
a
cruel
revenge
a
living
death,
more
appalling
than
0
But
in
order
to
appreciate
the
far-reaching,
evil
effect
of
a
lie,
you
really
must
read
the
story;
it
is
an
episode
which
wrecked
the
lives
of
three
well-known:
families
'
and
"is
featured
in
TRUE
STORY
MAGAZINE
for
May
under
the
title:
"LOVE
TAKES
ITS
REVENGE"
....
now
on
the
newsstands.
I
rue
WOODWARD
SEES
PRINCE
RUPERT
M
IM
KK
M.i
m:
sovarnmant
decided
000
on
completing
tlv
work
will
be
rsrrwd
Hue
It
licit
sold
In
:
piopoted
to
expend
i
each
end
at
the
llnr
extendlnp
from
Qu
M-rnv
Tin
inTti!';:
ul:eHdy
bi'rn
(tnui.
while
steel
for
the
b
chased,
but.,
despite
penditures
previously
QN
THE
AIR
Every
Friday
Night
9
tp
10
Eastern
Standard
Time
WOR
WNAC
CANADIAN
wa
done
by
the
-ot
r
irhplete
coustrtA-tioi
lino
working
order
WEAN
WMAC
WGHP
WMAQ
MAY
'
eapeud
M.000
-
Prlnoe
Oeorge
wUl
probably
be
ot
beni
-ralMrajr
and
that
fit
to
dmrmtr,n,
aays
Mr.
Woodward
ut.
pvoviding
the
tor
K
maane
that
additioiuU
traffic
Interval
It
Is
let
la
provided
to
be
coast
The
1)00,000
f.nlslilujt
portanee
of
handlli.g
Canadian
grain
i
be
western
link
through
Canadian
ports
should'
not
br
usl
to
Prlnee
lost
eight
of.
he
says,
while
It
is
eaaeu-ioar
QueMiel
h
ual
to
serve
the
tteedn
of
the
people
und
ralU
hud.
l:li
adeejuate
railway
facilities.
MOB
wax
pur-
I
T
tKT
MOItk
Tlllx
VKAK
.ill'tha
hmam
r-
Wrrtle
MraAwF'rMm.
nF
yei
!
ueurvad.
noshing
vet
tor
completion
,
ol
the
P
O
K
s'iieir.
Prince
Oeorge.
It
is
the
intention
d
proceed
with
the
work
this
year
KllOt'U)
IMtlDMB
OA!
!
Quarnrly
MeetUig
Dlnurr
of
Buin.l
of
I
Now
It
Is
lelt.
say
Mr.
Woodward,
iTrade
In
Oonunodcre
Cle.
Tur
.u.ix
at
unit
the
gap
betwivn
Prlnoe
Oeorgee:S0.
L.
.
Warner,
ijreWent.
Assoei-j
for
mid
the
Peace
River
n
iiatry
should
belted
Boards
of
Trade
of
Centra!
B.C
wss
filled
in
and
people
me
miattat
to
thelwlll
address
the
Biiu-d
Pull
uil(ir.lnnee
ln
the
rliy
for
the
purpiw
ot
look'ny
Canadian
National
ti
do
It.
He
saya'ta
requested
Tickets
S1.00
trom
ora.es.
t
vcr
tie
local
departmental
More
opcr-
:ht
there
is
no
quest
lotting
the
fact
.Drug
Store
and
Becrelnry
'ut
Ml
hv
hln
n-mpatiy
while
,iln
(.imlmn
thul
tle
lertlle
north
country,
with
lts
mi'
with
nrriait:"i
,
K'.
n
lui
v
(train
product
mn.
must
have
al
Motorship
Bellinchiim.
Ciipi
E
'
this
yesr
:-ll;i
nutlet
to
either
Vancouver
or
Andei-.toii.
arrived
llaclil
from
Ki-irl.ik.ui
Mi
WiiiKiwurd
Uiuii
Ju.i
c'.usao
ii
.
'
-
1'iiiuv
Kupert
Uiuu.
.
1
'11.
li'K
up
Ol
tilt
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for
May
HAD
MY
MOTHER
THE
RIGHT
TO
DO
IT?
RESTLESS
WINGS
WHAT
EVERY
WOMAN
FEARS!
BLIND
YOUTH
.
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HEART
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