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DAILY EDITION << Thursday, April 2, 1944

 

At the last Dominion elec- sall the people was always up-
tion the manufacturers permost in the mind of the
Liberal chieftain. They know

frightened, the artisans and

workmen into the belief that Old Ghief was © always’. the
if Laurier were elected all the master and not the servant of
factories would have to shut a circle of financial pirates.
down. The result was that] They see that while Laurier
thousands of men dependent was for the whole people,

upon the daily wage for sup-
port for themselves and fami- financial interests which put
lies voted against the Liberal him in office, whose will he
government. This appeal to must do, and whose determin-
the stomach is an old dodge. ation to prey upon the people

Appeals to reason are now, the leader of the government

 

however, waking up. the people has not the moral courage to
to a realization of the mis- resist. |
take them made in patting the eit carers
Borden administration in The budget at Ottawa is
office. mounting up to an alarming
TROL ae extent, A growing country
People collectively, like peo- like Canada may expect an
ple individually, are forgetful ever increasing annual* expen-
at times. For a moment they diture, but the manner in
forgot all that the Laurier which the public business is
‘government had done for the being conducted by the Bor-
country and the great pros- den administration shows a
perity that prevailed during recklessness and waste of the
that entire administration. public funds which would
Now, however, when they would make the prodigal son
see the falsity of the promises look like a Shylock.
which Borden made out of of- $b ee
fice, the criminal recklessness One does-not, however, have
and.waste which he has allow- to go outside Prince Rupert to
ed while in office, and when understand why the enormous
they contrast the prosperity budget of this session. Fifty
under the Laurier administra- per cent more paid for a post
tion with the hard times under office site than was the mar-
the Borden regime, they see ket value tells part of the tale,
things with a new light. and when one remembers that
S33 aeRt be | this stealing of public funds
The people realize as never | is practised all over the coun-

before that the great good of | try it is easy to see where a

 

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50 PER CENT. discount.from B. C. List on Doors and
Mouldings with lumber orders

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER CO.

A. J. BURROUGHS, Manager

1st Ave. and MoBride 8t. PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

 

 

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THE LIFEBUOY OF THE AEROPLANE—PARACHUTE DESCENT
FROM AN AEROPLANE BY M. BOURHIS

Last August the well known aviator
from an aeroplane in a parachute invented by M.
Pegoud descended slowly and
took up a passenger, M. Bourhis,
parachute. +At a height of 1500
released the parachute, which carried M.
place, Held up by the parachute the latter was carried by the
wind at the rate of some forty miles an hour to a point about
half a mile distant from where
into the Seine, from which he

attached to

Bourhis out of his

was rescued without difficulty.

 

 

_ —<$<$—$—__—-
large part of the budget must
go.
eet

Some people would argue,
what is the difference, it cir-
culates the money? It cer-
tajnly does. It takes the
money out of the hands of the

pockets of a favored few.

After fifteen years out of
office the thirsty Tory bunch
are on a big political spree.
About next election time they
will wake up with a sore head
and, let us hope, a little more
wisdom,

sighted statesrhanship is due
the fact that the city ts on the

its appreciation next election
by sending back to Ottawa a
supporter of the policies so
ardently advocated by the
Grand Old Chief.

Billy Paterson’s Voice
You tell me the Hon. William
Paterson is dead,” said a Liberal
stalwart. ‘You mean Billy Pa-
terson—Billy Paterson of the
big voice and the big heart.
Here's a story about that voice:
A new member came into the
house of commons. He had
heard of the fame of Paterson’s
eloquence. ‘He is going to speak
today,’ said an older member. ‘If

you want to hear him well you

must get a seat near him. An
eloquent man, as you say, but
his great drawback is that he has

lost his voice. A seat near Billy
was found for the parliamentary
freshinan. Paterson began, as

he usually did, in a low voice.
The voice began to swell and
heave like the sea. The fresh-
man looked surprised. Then
Paterson let out a ‘Sir’ with a
roar that nearly brought the hew
member out of his seat. Pater-
son faced the speaker, then
turned and faced his own cheer-
ing comrades, pounded his own
desk, pounded all the adjacent

 

 

 

 

desks, and in the glow of passion

SCIENTISTS CLAIM
EARTH’S CORE IS RIGID

Ancient Beliefs in Molten Mass
Are Exploded by the

many and uts it into the
: ro | Ancient and

that the core of
earth is a molten mass have
been invistigated by scientists of

» planet is more

 

j not explode or be destroyed by a
This city came into being|fire within itself,

during the administration of}

Sir Wilfrid Laurier. To his far}

» experiments were
A. Michelson,
» department of phy-

map. Prince Rupert will show|yp ¢
ment of geology,

rhe Prinee Rupert, all spick
and span, after a visit to the dry
arrived in port this morn-

having been an absentee fo

several months. She brought
i60 passengers and 146 tons

| eral freight. She had cloudy

eather coming up. Following

i}
Hatch, | Hatch, ¢ Dickerson
Miss B, M. Tafel, J. H. Hall

B. Lesile, A J Burrough Mrs

rd, J. A. Lange, J Macfayden
Ww. Odell, G. Seholin, KR. Harve
tchell, RA. MeViear, P. Crosb M

idsay and child, Mr. Roberts Mr
Allen and two children, Mr, H. Allen
Harper, D. Duncan, H. W. umy Mrs
erman, W. J. Mitehell, J. W. Churehil
West, F. West, Mrs. E. A. Mitchell

idieton, KR. FE King, H. Pr
ma, & a Lockhead, W. H. Ha
Bailey, G. ¢ Newton, H I Has

H. Lindsay and tw hildre

H. Palmer, W. Clarke, | I

S. Geary Mrs. ‘f Inct md tw
hildren, RAR. P. Trimble Ti 2
I Coplan, J . Rennie M I "
hild, W. B, Bair, T Wallace H
Smith, Mr. and Mrs McPhail, H. H
Wiliams, Mr and Mrs. Sutherland

child, Mrs. M. Moody, G. Reid

Costello, Mrs. Cair aud three children

» Mussy, H. Murphy, W Brown Mr
MecNicholl, T. Michaels, G. Michaels, t

Rowntree, W. J. Rogers, B. Montgomery,
Mrs. Parcell and child, W. Ellis, W. Heney
Miss T. Matthews, Mrs. F. Schall, Miss
Marte Famer, Miss Rose Bright, L. Gili

son, S. Ford, H. Doyle, J. Darby, J. Monty,
Peterson, P, Bsherl, Mr. Sylvester
Capt. C. H. Nicholson.

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» experiments,”
| terior of the earth is not a fiery
, but resists the
about as it would if

Nevertheless,
; not liquid nor of
oeeans which form a part of
» solid surface

earth is subject to the same
> tides of the

a statement that will as-

is prepared to assert with ¢
» of conviction that
an immovable
are tides of about
a foot in the surface of the earth
has been demonstrated ¢

fact thal there

 

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WE OFFER

Very desirable double corner on
Fifth Avenue, Section 5, price
$6,000; quarter cash, one and two
years at 7 per cent.

Lot 21, Block 17, Section 5, im-
proved with two houses now rented
at $36. Price $3,200, cash $1,000,
balance five years at 7 per cent.

 

Lots 13, 15, 16 and 18, block 22,
Section 6, price $2,265 each; cash
$600, balance three years, 7%.

The Rand Apartments, corner
Bixth avenue and Fulton street,
$30,000; quarter cash, balance five
years, 7%.

Front 76 feet, Lots 40 and 465,
Block 22, Section 6, with two four-
roomed cottages, rented at $38 per
month, price $3,690; cash $990,
balance three yeare.

ESTATE

C. D. RAND

133 Second Avenue Phone 112

 

 

 

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EXPERT ACCOUNTANT

3rd Ave. and Gth &t., PRINCE RUPERT, 8.C

KNIGHT & HICKEY

Contractors and Builders
«Jobbing & Repairing

Shop: Fraser and Sixth Streets
PHONE GREEN 269

TAXIDERMIST —*-"

Animals, birds, fish and all

kinds of game beads mounted;
hides tanned and made into rugs,
and robes. All work strictly first | -~-
class, A, MITTLER, Expert Taxi-
dermist, 728 Helmcken St., Van-}
couver, B.O.

Real Estate, insurance and Loan Broker
Notary Public. Rente and Collections

AUCTIONEER
220 Sevond Ave Prince Rupert

LAND CLEARING

for clearing land ji and around Terrace

also cordwood for fuel, ete Terms, etc.,

application.

HARRISON W. ROGERS

Architect

SECOND HAND GOODS

{ will buy or sell all kinds of

ehold goods mechanics’ | pelgersut
is, guns and mens joliing
Will call any time.

F. M, CROSBY
839 3rd Ave. W. Phone Red 245

A IVARSON & CO.

Blacksmiths & Horseshoers
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Have received our 1914 6pring
Seeds
FIELD, GARDEN, AND
FLOWER SEEDS
Agente for

DOMINION NURSERY &
ORCHARDS CO.

Dealers in Feed of all kinds
CHICKEN FEED A_ SPECIALTY
Mall orders promptly attended to

Prince Rupert Feed Co.

908 Third Ave. Phone Black 268

 

 

 

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