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HHITJSH
COLUMBIA.
Danger
Of
Getting
Into
A
Rut,
founded
-sum
1859
oneoiisisfent
hiyh
f".iali(y
mmmmmmmmmmei
n
SALAD
A
H478
you
will
realize
the
difference
between
"Salada"and"just
tea."
Published
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Afternoon,
excspl
-Sunday,
the
Prince.
Ruperl
Dailv
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
If.
F.
PULLRX,
Managing
Editor.
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of
Circulations.
Daily
edition
Wednesday,
Marrb
5.
1921.
There
is
grave
danger
of
jcople
liviug
in
a
Mnall
place
gel
ling
into
a
rut
so
deep
thai
it
is
difficult
lo
gel
ouL
There
ha
4cen
a
comparatively
nuiei
lime
m
rrinco
unpen
for
a
vear
or
more.
The
result
is
we
are
acquiring
ttie
ip.iet
haliit.
We
are
gelling
so
inured
to
the
condition
that
we
hanlly
know
how
to
meet
a
crisi
or
how
lo
help
ourselves
climh
out
of
Ihe
hole
in
which
we
find
ourselves.
Jl
is
only
Jiy
coiiMaully
fighting
again!
the
lassitude
that
overwhelms
us
that
we
can
hope,
to
hold
up
our
end
when
Ilia
real
movement
eomes
mid
with
it
the
eornnelitSi.n
-
which
is
tiievitnlde.
i
Refuse
To
Accent
.
Seemingly
Inevitable.
The
person
who
makes
a
real
success
of
life
is
ihe
one
.
.
.
...
.
...
.1
i.
r..
jt.
i
-
-
'
i..
!
i
viui
aii'oiuit'j;
rciuse
10
trvepi
inc.
ervui.ugi)
llieviiatiie.
i
n
r:,..i
..
i
n..,i
i..
.....
n...
i
.
.i
iiii.j
.1
oj
.mi
mm
j
iiiij'iutt:
i
iiuiiiiiuu
mini
101
no
linij
IS
the
only
thing
lo
do.
II
is
heller
to
do
something
foolish
than
to
lie
di.wu
and
da
nothing.
Action
is
ne'eessary
lo
progress.
Change
is
good,
even
if
it
is-nol
always
a
change
for
the
better.
The
divine
discontent
is
what
keeps
men
and
women
alive
and
makes
them
slnke
for
heller
things.
Why
Blame
For
Being
Optimistic?
,
.
People
arc
i-ometime
Named
for
being
too
optimistic.
TJiey
are
sneered
al
and
jeered
al.
lint
Ihey
are
rigid.
If
Ihev
are
not
optimistic
they
should
not
fie
here.
II
i
useless
to
slav
in
a
Ilace
and
give
up
hope.
-
"
Ju-t
now
in
Prince
Hupert
there
Is
everj
cause
for
oplim-.
isni.
The
jieople
generally
feel
Ibat
Ihe
cily
will
come
into
its
wri
soon
aud
lhal
there
will
he
something
worth
while
doing.
..This
is
a
good
spirit
(o
cultivate.
And
in
the
meantime
it
t-well
to
keep
ourselyes
in
(hat
altitude
of
mind
which
-will
pive
is
an
cren
slarl
when
there
is
improvement.
We
cannot
afford!
lo
lie
iille.
Preparation
should
he
our
imdtn.
fiel
ready
for
the
move
and
do
our
lillle
hit
to
iielp
things
movf.
i
Anyox
Becomes
;
Optimistic.
.
The.
uccefs
of
Ihe
firanhy
oralions
al
Anyox
are
depen-
dent
on
two
things:
Ihe
ability
of
the
management
to
produce
t
rapidly
and
wonomically.
;ud
Ihe
ability
lo
market
at
a
remim-
eralive
price.
That
is
the
basis
of
all
success
in
business.
Just
;
now.
according
to
Ihe
fi
randy
News,
there
is
a
sliffening
in
the
,
price
oT
cupfier
jiimI
tie
oulllook
is
that
Ihe
stiffening
will
continue
and
possil.Jy
ie
prjt.p
f
m4.aj
vv-sll
go
up
lo
a
poinj
where
the
comfiauy
may
show
a
profit.
II
has
been
a
number
of
years
'ince
(Jrsinby
paid
a
dividend
but
Ihey
will
probably
do
it
sigain
before
long
if
the
price
ris.
The
article
of
which
meiilion
has
Im--ii
mude
ays:
"a.-
us
hope
thai
Ihe
optimism
so
generally
prevalent
al
present
will
be
justified
and
continue
to
expand;
and
(hat
Ihe
pric
or
the
Everlasting
Mela!
will
be
stabilized
and
el
al
a
figure
where
Ihe
producer
can
sell
oujput
at
a
margin
r
profit
which
will
give
some
'return
lo
lliose
whos
rikOIIPV
is
iineslwl
in
the
industry;
where
everybody
would
he
more,
or
less
iteiieiueu.
'
:
First
Dav
Of
Lent
Is
Todiv.
,
TJiis
U
the
first
day
of
Lent
and
those
religiously
inclined
will
have
already
commeiM-jvl
th''
r.eril
of
,.lf.,l.,,;f.i
."..i.:i,
...:n
but
during
the
next
forty
days,
terminating
jiisl
.-rore
Easier
and
rolijwed
by
the
religious
teslival
commemorating
the
death
tiJJ
nsliiL'
uehv
of
Ihe
Saviour
ThB
nt::
"
ivuiwij-
ii-isi'iis
are
Keiu
..
.
.
.
more
parlin.L-.riy
by
members
of
Ihe
Citholic
and
Anglican
.
.
"-
cah-ui
mey
are
slixirei
by
members
of
the
inirr
nun
lies.
TJii
advetiisenient
in
lint
puhlihed
or
diHplayd
by
Liipmr
fjoijlrol
Ho.inl
or
hy
Ihe
(lovernnjenl
f
Hrilish
Columbia.
SAYSs-
I.IVINi;
with
mnlhcr-in.law
is
the
first
srp
toward
an
unhappy
'married
life.
AXI
Where
i
(he
il.
fashioned
mustache
rup
pone.
The
natural
history
society
should
luini
nj
nn-
uf
these
retie
ami
keep
i
in
he
inuseiim.
The
liriile
was
beautifully
gowned
ju,
ilk
brocade
and
the
man
won'
a
rar-d
loot.
i
-I
he
way
a
vcddiug
should
le
described.
imWAHI
lue
girj
Wlli
eyes
n
(due
She'll
neer
lo
any
.Man
prove
iru.
Itewnn
the
slrl
Who
winks
the
eye.
To
win
her
heart
You
need
lint
try-
VANDERROOF
That
party
March
5,
1514.
Two
lots
on
Third
Avenue
adjoining
the
nsl
nflire
excava
tion
were
old
linlay
for
$IS.unO.
the
purchasers
were
Western
Ontario
men
represented
by
Weslenhaver
llrox.
and
the
vendor
was
V.
W.
Smith.
-r
I
It
is
predicted
that
building
in
Prince
Hupert
durin?
1911
will
total
six
million
dollars
in
value
i.arjre
structures
to
be
erected
are:
provincial
government
building,
lT,(l,)00;
posli-onice
building.
200,000;
Orand
Trunk
lintel,
??,00n,000:
armnuty.
0H.(i0ft;
dry
dock
complete.
J,7.'0,uno;
quarantine
station
work,
6o.000;
city
hydro-eee-ric
plant,
.'jnn,0ftn;
section
2
bridge,
100.(100:
apartment
houses
and
private
residence,
1
00,000.
fiold
seekers
are
(coin?
in
hun.
Iredx
from
Hazclloii
lo
Ihe
Omineca
and
InKenira
placer
fi-bls.
This
year
will
nee
th
biKest
rush
hi
forty
years
and
it
is
predicted
on
all
sides
that
more
gold
will
come
out
of
llie
lislricl
than
ever
before.
A
Ouiservative
Association
lias
been
formed
in
("hileo
with
the
following
officer:
Honorary
President,
W.
J.
Ilowser;
president.
William
Trntighfon;
vice-presi-
dent,
William
Timms;
secretary
treasurer,
tharles
Maunders;
ex-
enulive
commilteo;
Mesdames
.Maunders,
Williams
ami
Hey-
noliU.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
fienrjre
Pteelp
have
returned
from
,
an
extended
visit
lo
Kamloops.
The
Necbako
l.ibrral
Associa
tion
has
pjected
the
following
officers:
Honorary
president,
HI.
Hon.
W.
L.
MacKeiuie
King.
Hon.
John
Oliver
ami
Hon.
A,
M.
Man-
m;
.re.siil.nt,
V
It,
Smith;
vice-presidont,
David
Turcolte;
sec.
relary
treasurer,
Cecil
Hartley;!
executive
committee,
O.
HurdeUe,!
It.
W,
;.
.Miljui-e,
J.
N.
Dexell,
.1.
He.audoin,
K,
Smedley,
J.
T.
Parker
and
A.
M.
Stewart.
her
Johnston
is
here
from
Hanley,
Saskatchewan,
visiting
will,
his
brother,
J.
M.
JolmMo,..
The
Fanner'
Institute
of
District
C.
in
annual
convention
here
last
week,
elected
ofllcer
as
follows:
President,
John
Henderson;
viee-presidenl,
J.
.11.
McMillan;
secretary
treasurer,
Fred
Shearer;
representative
to
agricultural
advisory
board.
II.
.1.
HlMckburii.
-
-
The,
school
al
F.llisby
has
been
rinsed
on
arcmml
of
lack
of
When
you
buy
advertising
you
buy
CIHCULATION.
and
nee
that
you
gel
It,
u
the
run.Y
nijws.
Wedneday
,l
PUBLIC
MIND
This
Feature
Is
Illustrated'
by
Change
In
Attitude
Toward
British
Premier
WAS
MUCH
DISLIKED
Ramsay
Macdonald
Was
Always
Opposed
to
War
and
Policy
Clear
Throughout
LONDON.
March
5.
Hamsay
Marditiiald
as
prime
minister
r
a
striking
testimonial
to
ihe
i
ti
(lie
infinite
AirKiritv
fur
.'hutlir.
JAKF.
has
half
a
notion
b
pet
inK
jt,
n',n,,
-Vu
AI:M
,tl
nr(a,
married
one
or
these
.lay
if
he
,.,
wa
more
disliked'by
lls
ry
can
tout
llie
rigid
kind
of
girl.
,
u,.,,
i-
i
,....
,,,
He
is
willin?dn,dTer
a
subslan-
,.,ted.
eutotioiial
wjik
i,t
-.lit
lial
reward'
to
the
person
who
Wflr
From
slnrt
to
rinish
ti-
was
will
pick
him
a
winner.
uirninsl
the
conflict
un.l
h
nrv
eiproijiie
with
In
prtnrdcs
,'or
was
L.Mr,
Macdonald
snl
r
ified
wlh
pasivr
resistance.
i
0
kill
the
rtiyhat
U
in
hun
tie
v
lejilly
and
aeJively
opposed
the
war.
In
wuiseuiiiee
he
ti.st
his
polilical
position
and
was
rcn
.eiellHl
from
bis
r..lf
rluh.
'
Resigned
Chairmanship
The
ItMuter
the
war
went
on
lb
mor"
bitter
and
nelive
.was
Iteware
wilh
whom.
,
MaislonaWs
oiumisMUmi
to
il.
I
say.
twware
At
(lie
Iteginniui;
lie
found
Ihe
Your
confidence
.majority
of
laltor
meniM'r
Aiwl
cash
you
sjiare.
(against
him.
so
he
restgned
llie
'chairmanship
of
tlie
party.
When
IF
a
man
has
not
a
"Iron?
Labor
later
Joined
llie
I.leyd
will,
he
should
marry
one.
(fieor?e
coalition,
he
held
aloof.
-jn
yt-
he
trieil
to
go
lit
rtuia.
...
.
ii
i
i
-
-
m,
inpndtcrs
of
Uie
National
Vpart
Atrr
(
Sf'an,''n','
utt,,
o'
Union'
j
I
CH
l
cars
ngll
rrfue.
to
nut
the
ship
should
I
,n
Pince
Rupert
.!
come
aloanl.
A
few
manlhs
t
i.p.'
Kiialer
he
plannel
U
attend
a
r.
ferenee
al
Sliwkholm
wttieb
the
l)olslieists
nfOMsd
as
a
step
towards
peace
pitriefs
wHb
the
working
classes
of
lite
cenlrul
powers.
The
gotrnmenl
re
fused
to
jrive
him
a
pP'M,.'Tbe
sane
year
he
was
on
nf
llie
uwtv.
inir
forces
in
'a
eonfereee
at
l.ced
wlifeb
reimlvnd
to
seok
establishment
of
workers'
and
sol.
diers'
councils
in
(tie
manmr
nf
Hie
revotluix
1luians.
Beaten
at
Polls
The
"khaki
election"
jul
afler
the
war
that
wild:
flsg-wavin(r,
larliamntary
fantyaisrn
with
its
hot
and
ardent
rrt
of
"II
jinjr
the
Kaiser"
wa
disastrous
to
Mr.
Macdonald.
lie
was
badly
lieaJcn
Lat
ih
iuJU
antlIri4l
hu
.mt
in
d
on
the
outside
til
Ihe
voters
of
lookius
in,
hii.'.im-.i
PLAYERS
pel
led
him
from
the
fairway
of
Lossiemouth
dgrinif
the
war.
'I
hen,
the
story
wvnt,
a
delegation
of
club-menibers
came
dnwu
lo
Iuidon
(o
uk
their
"old
friend"
lo
rcjuln
the
rluh,
ami
lei
Ihe
home
folks
see
him
swintriuK
woods
ami
irons
durinx
the
I'brUtmas
holblays.
Tl
sub
stance
of
Ihe
reply
.Mr.
.Macdonald
is
said
to
have
ma4
to
this
invU
hold
of
WrndwicJi
turne.1
him
.,
(,o)nr
i
town,
r
ir
lour
yirs
ue
remain-i
,.,
,
donald
regained
the
leadership
or
tinninu
DlTDAUirT
bis
parly,
bp
I
only
by
a
narrow,
LIDKAKi
rAlnUIlAuL
majority.
From
Ihe
opposition
j
benches
this
man,
who
bad
al-l
traded.
Utile
alDeiiliou
in
bis
tor-1
veaJed
an
the
day
went
on
the
glfls'for
debate
thai
are
looked
for
in
trailers.
More
and
more
it
revoking
Hie
oi
,or
that
had
ex.
WRIGLEYS
After
Every
Meal
It's
the
longest-lasting
confection
yoa
can
buy
-and
Ws
a
help
to
digestion
and
a
cleanser
lor
the
mouth
and
teeth.
Wrlglcy
tneapa
bcnelltaa
tvcUas
pleasure
Ing
CONTINUES
UNABATED
rner
parliamentary,
speecliKs,
re..
Large
number
of
Borrowers
Dur-
the
Month
or
February;
New
Registrations
beran.e
certain
Mint
ir
Labor'
At
llie
meeting
of
the
library
came
to
,
power
Mr.
Macdounld
hoard
last
night
Willi
II.
1'..
Pi.
lien
would
be
prime
nduisier.
i'"
'he
cliair
in
the
absence
o
'
Wanted
Him
Back
""v.
O.
O.
Hacker,
the
lilniirinii
Ho
il
is.
Polltieally
be
ha
reported
Hint
there
had
beon
2,0
cnine
back,
lint
he
still
out
l'li
tiorrowed
during
Ihe
mouth
nf
the
modes!
golf
club
at
bis
na-
Febninry
or
a
daily
average
of
live
village
of
Lossiemouth,
fine
New
members
had
numl.ered
heard
interesting
stories
on
Hint
'
a,"l
r
'""I
cancelled,
leaving
subject
as
soon
as
il
became
eer-l'-'f5
member,
lain
Hie
Conservative
regime!
K3
book
placed
on
the
wnuld
fall
ami
Labor
would
lake
"helves
during
the
mouth.
2
had
charge
of
the
government.
II
'Pn
,,v
"'
',l
hy
pun-hase.
was
said
Hie
ennuy
ex-cluhmate
4'"
purchased
bonks
being
some
ofMr.
Macdonald
adopted
a
reo-
""se
ordensl
last
year
and
lution
jus!
before
Christum
week
',a'''
'"r
from
the
proceed
of
the
big
drhe.
there
are
still
a
few
of
Hioi
books
lo
come
in
but
most
of
them
are
on
lliefr
way.
A
number
of
minor
mailers
of
administration
were
discussed.
'I
hose,
present
were
Mr.
Klrk-patrick
ami
Messrs.
Wilkinson.
Hlack.
Fuller,
F.vill.
Pollen,
and
Ihe
librarian.
BURNS
LAKE
A
diamond
drill
has
arrived
here
from
ihe
coasl
cnroule
(o
Hie
Tatalpln
ii.lno
In
the
llahine
country
where
il
will
be
used
for
furllier
development
work,
A
gung
of
men
Is
jiolng
In
from
here
to
tarl
work
immediately
under
Arthur
Wood,
s
--
-
Frank
Wnri.e
ha
returned
jo
Ihe
llahine-
l.alcbery
after
a
visit
here
and
at
Prince
IliiperJ.
Lloyd
Wilson
ban
relumed
here
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lake
up
his
dulie
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the
Hoynl
Unnk
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having
peut
a
vacation
with
his
parent
in
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CUT
CIGARETTES
"Super-quality"
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far
ni
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practice
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Win
Her
Affections
A
BOX
OF
Purdy's
Candy
WILL
DO
IT
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World
IDEAL
FOR
THE
HOME,
THE
PARTY
OR
THE
THEATRE
A
Toothsome
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cnUin
II
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All
Sites
All
Pric
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Sole
AgcnU:
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Third
Avenue.
WE
CA8H
CHEQUES.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
Pall"1
makers,
Founders,
'Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
hnnillc
nil
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PH0NE8
43
and
385.
Bath
Room
Fittings
1
lM
Towel
li:,r.,
Honp
Dishes
Tumbler
ami
jj','
Holder.
Knap
in
id
Sponge
Holders,
Toolh
Brush
Hook
for
the
Hath
Hobe,
Hot
Woler
Ilotllw
oml
fiH'iM"H
lrop,
Whisk
nnd
llnish
Holders,
etc
,mV
Kvery
piece
guarnnle-d,
now
on
display
In
otir
vvi":
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Phone
3.
P.O.
Box
16"'