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4.
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P'ACfi
TWO
s
The
Daily
News
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
RRITISII
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
P.
PULLRN,
Managing
Editor,
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
April
IG,
1025.
Two
Reports
Of
Great
Interest.
We
published
summaries
of
two
very
interesting
reports
iu
elenlay's
issue.
One
vas
thai
of
the
Uauadian
National
Railways
and
the
ulher
that
of
the
engineer
rejained
liy
the
city
council
lo
fxamine
the
prospects
of
increasing
the
power
sup-
"I
suffered
from
gall
rtones,
and
commented
taking
Dr.
Chae'
Kidney-liver
Pill.
I
'feel
safe
in
taring
that
thee
pilli
completely
overcame
the
trouble,
a
it
is
some
years
since
I
vas
afflicted
in
this
way,
and
I
have
not
suffered
from
gall
stones
or
even
backache
since.
I
hve
also
found
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
excellent
for
heart
trouble
and
shortness
of
breath.
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
5
ru.
a
H,x
of
85
pltU,
IVlnuuison,
IUIw
A
Co.,
Ud.,
Toronto
FINE
CONCERT
'rf
'
AT
WESTHOLME!;?B$IP
Revue
by
pupils
of
Mrs.
Crewe
and
Other
Numbers
Proved
Pleasing
"Tin
llevue."
presented
Iat
j
night
liy
JIm.
II.
O.
Crewe
umler
mic
auspices
or
riu'
rnnce
nu-iorl
liyni
Club,
was
a
bright
and
colorful
entertainment
which
was
fully
appreciated
by
an
audience
which
well
nitfh
filled
the
Westholnie
Theatre.
There
were
several
items
on
the
program
which
were
of
outstanding
merit.
Thc
'youthful
members
of
.Mrs.
i.rewes
dancing
classes
were
the
featured
performers
ami
the
numbers
rendered
hy
them
rang-insr
from
those
in
ape
little
more
than
babes
lo
girls
in
the
"teen"
apes
ajrain
testified
lo
the
careful
training
that
they
are
receiving
nt
the
hands
of
their
instructress.
The
projrraiu
also
included
a
few
special
items
that
-..
.
.
..
were
('.lull
arranged
i
for
hy
the
Gyro
The
"Sklppim?
Hope
Dance,"
hy
little
Miss
Ivdna
'Ireland,
nc-conipanied
hy
Piper
James
sturgeon,
was
undouhledly
the
hil
of
the
evening
if
the
applause
ply
from
Sf.a.llans
system.
Roth
these
reports
should
he
ren.U
ollIt,
frin
,,.
aU(,iM1PP
,,y
,jie
IIJ
ITirilMU.
III-
I.IIIM.IJ
lllMMIfv
"
'llir
H1IHI"
UJIU
1
1
1
T
Tk
should
lie
informed
as
to
how
they
are
being
managed.
The
development
of
power,
here
is
the
I
liggesl
question
with
whbh
Prince
It
n
perl
as
a
city
has
to
deal.
The'success
of
the
scheme
means
success
to
Prince
Ruperf.
The
failure
means
holding
back
growth
of
the
city.
We
all
would
like
to
see
Prince
Rupert
prosper.
If
we
are
lo
prosper
we
must
have
power,
but
also
we
must
have
jt
develop!
ju
such
a
way
that
it
will
be
of
the
greatest
possible
benefit
to
the
cily
as
a
whole.
Two
Methods
Of
Supplying
Power.
.
Now
that
the
power
iptestfon
is
being
discussed
it.
might
be
well
lo
draw
attention
once
more
lo
the
two
methods
by
which
power
can
be
secured.
One
is
lo
go
ahead
anil
build
a
new
plant,';aud
rebuild
the
old
one
as
recommended
by
Engineer
Ynill,
spending
a
large
sum
but
with
no
possibility
of
caleriug
in
uie
eeiiuiai
neeus
oi
me
city,
i
ne
oiner
plan
is
one
over
which
we
.have,
less
control.
II
is
.to
induce
ome
big
company
to
develop
Falls
River
or
Khtada
of
Brown's
River
and
supply
the
city
either
iu
bulk
or
retail
with
iMtwer-
for
all
purposes
required.
"
'
Most
ipeuple
are
aware
that
there
is
a
plan
at
present
un
der
consideration
for.au
indiisl
rial.
development
not
far
from
the
..
I.:..r.
n.
:
Ai.
i
,r
,i..r
:
As...m
.
-
..
n.,
unu
inotuw.U'r
-.uifiiim'
iy;
ijevjMopmfuini
one
ot
in
big
walerfowers.
It
may
not
materialize
but
it
1s
beiner
seri
ousjy
considered
and
investigated
and
if
anything
comes
of
it,
llie
city
might
lie
spared
the
cost
of
furllfer
power
investment
Power
and
plenty
of
il
is
undoubtedly'
needed
nere,
but
we
want,
to
l;e
sure
we
are
taking
the
most
effective
action
lo
care
for
the
future'
needs
of
the
city
and
district.
Should
a
big
in
dustrial
piaiti
pe
erecteil
at
I'ort
Edward
il
would
mean
an
immense
lollir
Prince
Duperl
and.
the
same
-power
system
used
there
might
wejl
be
t'xlended
to
serve
the
city
also".
The
fact
that
Prince
Rupert
was
prepared
t
use
Hie
power
would
be
,i
big
inducement
in
s'ecuriug
it's
development.
Once
we
pul
ip
a
big
iiower
plant
of
our
own,
Ihe
inducement
is
gone.
i.
That
Bogey
Of
,
Corporation
Ownership.
'
.
'
The
only
argumejit
against
purchasing
power
from
a
big
company
as-
a
ga
hist
putting
ip,
a
plant
and
developing
power
ourselves
is
the
old
one
or
"corporation
ownership."
We
all
imagine
that
a
big
company
is
making
big
profits
whereas
our
own
experience
shows
that
even
yvitlt
a
peak,
IoaU
such
as
we
have
had
uf.
bde,
the
proms'
do
not
amount
to
much
considering
the
fact,
lUuy
(he
pjnut
now
ha,
according
(o
Ihe
report
of
the
engineer,
to
be
practically
rebuilt
What
will
happen
when
we
increase
onr-overhead
by
a
million
dollars,
more
or
less?
The
interest
on
that
money
has
to
be
paid
and
Ihe
debentures
met.
I
It
is
comparatively
easy
to
borrow
money,
but
il
has
to
be
repaid.
The
life
of
a
big
plant
is
not
JongVnd
when
outgrown
il
often
has
to
be
strapped
even
before
it
is
worn
out.
When
it
is
strapped
il
is
practically
worthless
on
f
lie
market.
We
are
not
opposing
any
scheme
just
now
without
JhV
finV
lest
information
and
consideration,
but
just-point
out
these
things
as
jiiallers
lo.
be
thought.
about
iii-ronneclion
with
ahv
steps
.thitrmuy
be
taken.
,
-
"
We'
alf
like
to
see;
Hew
work
go
abend
berhuse.it
waps
increased
expenditures
and
teiiiptnr)OiHerf'(lm?.i;i"!,ii'
wr'
mu'Jl1
look
well
ahead
and
build
tm
a
solid
foundation.
Proposed
Steamship
Line
To
This
Coast.
The
proposed
line
of
steamship
lo
this
coast
trading
with
Europe
would
offset
the
disadvantage
to
which
this
port"
would
ie
put
I.y
subsidizing
a
line
iu
Ihe
East
without
including
Ihe
Pac.f.c
porh.
With'
the
adoption
or
Ihe
Donald
McLeod
vmL
posal
we
are
in
hearty
sympathy
and
the
whole
xdieme
-would
then
appear
hi
be
one
for
the
advantage
of
Canada,
Auy
partial
scheme
which
does
nyt
include
the
Pacific
coast
pods
could
hardly
expect
support
from
Prince
Rupert!
"Was
Freed
of
Gall
Stones
And
Persistent
Backache"
Mr
Alexander
Bradley,
R.R.
No.
1
,
Carp,
Ont,
mtes
:
NEWBOX
perforniance
was
any
indication.
This
little
lady
rendered
the
rather
difficult
dance
in
precise
manner
and,
altlinu?h
there
were
some
who
undoubtedly
expected
she
would
make
a
slip,
she
went
throujrh
the
tiring
exercise
in
precise
manner
ami
responded
to
the
insistent
plaudits
with
an
encore
no
less
successfully
piven.
Russian
Dance
Another
particularly
excellent
minitiin'
was
the
:
"Russian
Dance,"
hy
Miss
Winnie
Thompson.
The
costume
was
elaborate
and
the
ilance
difficult
hut
this
young
lady's
experience
together
with
her
natural
grace
made
It
possinie
ror
tier
lo
render
il
iu
a
most
jilniisinK
manner
that
left
uolllin?
to
tie
desired.
The-
"Nodding
Tulip"
dance
by
Miss
Hilda
ilson
Murray
and
Ihe
yi'ose
Dance"
by
Miss
Annie
(iilehrjsl
were
also
items
worthy
of
special
mention.
Oilier
individual
numbers
were
tlie
"Balloon
Dance,"
Jiy
Miss
Mariuu
(Juinn;
the
"itahhit
Dance."
Knid
and
CJaire
Williams;
"Hunting
Dance,"
Frances
Tremayne
and
Marian
(Juinu;
"The
puck
and
llhicken,"
Mary
Helen
Orme
and
Joan
H'rewe;
"Dutch
Dance,"
Annie
Gilchrist
and
Marian
Ouinu;
"Highland
Fling
ami
Heels."
Nora
Little
and
Piper
Sturseon.
All
were
well
executed
and
much
appreciated.
The
Ki'oup
numbers
were
of
a
unupic
nature
with
the
dainty
costumes
proving
a
feature
in
each
case.
Ilute
indeed
were
those
items
in
which
the
lots
took
part,
the
effect
being
per
haps
enhanced
by
Ihe
natural
though,
in
some-
cacs,
timid
manner
or
Ihe
liny
iwrformcrs.
I'his.
however,
did
not
..detract
from
the
general
precision
with
which
iheir
numbers
were
car
ried
out
ami
they
won
the
ap
proval
of
the
audience.
.-
'these
group
n
umbers,
which
were
of
like
excellence,
we've,
h
follows;
,
Irish
Jlg-Knyd
Morris,
And-
H'
':
rejjlayncv
Niincy
Brown,
"
Audrey
Parkin,
Frances
Tremayne,
Margaret
Jackson,
Knid
Williams,
Marine
lleilhroner,
F.nid
Little
and
Nora
Little.
The
French
Doll
Fhnp
Audrey
Parkin
(customer
,
Nancy
Brown
salesman
,
Mary
Helen
Orme,
Mary
Bell
Styles,'
.Jerry.
Mann,
Mary
Ursula
Hoerig,
Joan
Walt,
fieraldine
Ome,
llelty
Brown
and
Joan
Crewe.
Pussy
Cat
The
Babies.
Minuet
Annie
flilchriM.
Hiida
W.
Murray,
France
Tremayne,
Marion
Quinn,
Muxine
lleilhroner,
Knid
AVilliums.
Audrey
Tremayne
and
Knyd
Morris.
Firinella
Norn
Little.'
Kdnn
Ireland,
Jesste
Cherry
and
Clnire
Williams.
Special
Numbers
H.
K.
Campbell,
jn
r1
usual
splendid
voice,
sang
"Ave
Marin"
hut
lHs
encure
"Smilin'
Thro'"
was
perhaps
more,
popular
with
the
audience.
He
was
accompanied
by
Charles
Balagno,
piano,
and
Will
Halagno,
violin
ohligalo.
was
a
Gyro
num.
her.
all
those
taklrtig
part
being
memtiers
of
Ihe
club.
The
lrince
Hujifrt
Amateur
Orchestra,
under
Ihe
baton
of
Professor
II.
Aubrey
Pryce,
ren-j
dered
ttie
selection
"In
a
Mon-f
astery
Garden."
.
was
a
creil-,
ilalde
performance
which
would
he
improed
wijh
inudificalion
j
of
the
voice.
effeVlf
.with
which
it
is
scored.
Tlie"
orchestra
was
more
appreciated
in
the
lighleri
march
number
which
was
given
j
as
an
encore.
Bailet
Number
Kffectively
coiicluiling
the
program
was
aji.'stlej
"The
Coming
of
Winter''
in
which
Annie
Gilchrist
as
a
queen;
Hilda
W.
Mur
ray,
as
"Jack
Frost,"
ami
Audrey
Tremayne
as
a
handmaiden,
were
the
princinal
witli
Jessie
Cherry.
Claire
Williams.
Nora
Little,
Nancy
Brown.
Knyd
Mor-i
lis.
.Maxine
lleilhrniier.
Audrey
Parkin
and
Margaret
Jackson
as
snowflakes.
;
Mrs.
J.
A.
Ilinlon
was
accompanist
for
the
dance
nunVbers
hy
Mrs.
Crewe's
pupil.
The
Wesl-lioline
Orchestra
assisted.
Lionel
Holthy
was
chairman
of
the
Gyro
'Club's
committee
having
arrangements
for
the
concert
in
hand.
Other
members
of
the
club
assisted
him
in
carryin?
out
the
program
and
with
hall
arrangements.
The
club's
share
of
l
he
proceeds
will
jro
to
the
playground
fund.
Miss
Nada
Johnstone,
who
re-,
t
and
i
II
f
i
i
is
.
cpnlly
arrived
from
Vanctiuver,!hecause
The
Man
in
the
Moon
It
1,1
DAY
hy
day
In
every
way
muskeg
is
gelling
springier
pringier.
Oh,
-
I
)
for
a
thousand
tongues
lo
tell
How
mad
I
am
these
days.
Because,
alas,
ah
sure,
hecause
Of
whal
uiy
.neighbor
says.
He
says
that
I'm
a
dirty
cad.
A
low
down
nasty
cur,
Contemptible
ami
filthy
a
All
my
ancestors
were.
I
'do'n'ot
wish
my
neighbor
harm.
I
would
not.
punch
his
head
I
only
hope
we
live
apart
Long
after
we
are
dead.
I'KOPLK
in
all
lines
of
wnA
seem
to
get
a
great
deal
of
sympathy.
Kight
hour
days
are
pass
ed
and
unions
demand
tint
printers
shall
work
only
seen
hours
and
twenty
minutes
with
overtime
whenever
pnsihle.
Put
no
one
hears
of
the
sad
fate
of
Ihe
newspaper
reporters
wjur
work
nit'lil
and
day
that
t
ie
respectable
and
religious,
thedi-reputable
ami
sceptic,
may
have
someone
lo
'criticize
when
they
feel
HI
tempered.
!
Pity
the
reporter
Carefree
and
happy
Trying
to
gel
some
Copy
that's
snappy.
Victim
of
every
crank
Living
in
the
cily
Having
to
listen
lo'
Dull
things
orjAHPy.
..."
,
SpeChe
M
ipffen"
makes
i
''
;Vr
'public
men.
0f
1
i
!
f
.
I
:i
I
.
I
ift.
V
.
J'ity
Ihe
reporter
Give
him
ie
glad
hand
Then
he'll
try
to
write
so's
You
carf
understand.
,
i'
'."'
IF
the
Dnukhohors
of
H.C.
throw
away
their
dollies,
there
may
lie
a
chance
for
some
of,
the
unemployed
lo
get
the
castolfs.
Till'
edilor
says
he
Is
getting
some
headlines
to
ue
when
the
train
Is
on
lime,
.-
A
JIOOSTKP,
has
In
do
a
lot
of
scratching
before
.he
is
able
to
rmw.
Learn
a
lesson
from
the
rooster.
HOW
plendid
It
must
be
In
be,
a
government
in
the
bird
world.
.No
delegations
ever
wait
on
them
In
k
Tor
railways
io
be
built,
for
aid
lo
Ihe
unemployed,
for
lb,,
settlement
of
strikes,
or
worry
Ihem
over
church
union.
I'HK
world
is
vning.
In
the
devil
hocause
j
hWm
no
go
lo
church
.
.
not
going
to
cmtrcii
wif.
approval
with
"Absent"
nnd
linue
Ihe
discussion.
"The
Blue
Bell
Wny"
as
an
en-
.
-
But
why
con-
i
nui
iter
mezzo-soprano
.iaivi
says
the
reason
-every
voice
may
lack
lit
slrenglh
is
body
looked
so
fresh
and
fiinoolh
adequately
made
up
for
In
qual-
at
the
dances
Monday
night
was
V
'':'
'
Tim
-:
,
lt
j-
The
hospital
board
is
consid
ering
the
advisability
of
institut
ing
a
ticket
system.
CANADA
PRODUCES"
Always
use
enough
to
grt
lasting
suits
uftrt
the
clothes
arc
ia
This
New
Laundry
Soap
THE
BEST
WHEAT
Whether
the
price
of
wheat
is
high
or
low.
Gnuailu
never
fails
Jo
produce
the
hcl
quality
in
its
great
uunuaf
cereal.
Canadian
hard
Spring
wheal
i
known
the
world
over
for
the
quality
of
the
flour,
il
yield.
When.
telhu?
,
lours
for
quality.
Ihe
mst
saHsfHClory
test
is
to
bake
the
flour
into
bread.
The
baking
lest
tells
the
whole
story.
Kleclrie
Bread
l
made
from
r.anmlian-milled
flour.
lis
quality
and
flavor
Is
the
direct
result
of
the
pood
wheal
which
is
its
origin.
Kleclrie
Window
Bakeries
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w
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r
nrz
t
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r-Wr-TJEt
t3JiiRI
4"!
4.MrlV1
saves
you
the
hardest
work
of
washday
soaks
dirt
out-jio
more
hard
nibbing
Simply
soaking
In
rich
Rinso
soapsuds
takes
the
place
of
rubbing
does
the
hard
work
for
you.
The
loosened
dirt
comes
put
easily.
Even
grimy
places
where
dirt
i
ground-in
come
clean
with
mj
litde
trouble
to
you
juit
a
light
rub.
Because
Rinso
dissolve
completely,
it
rinses
out
thoroughly.
No
bits
of
soap
left
to
turn
your
clothes
yrllow
uuder
the
iron.
because
the
barber
shops
ami
beauty
shop
wen
taking
a
TO
judge
from
the
wages
pant
some
nf
the
people
around
this
town
you
would
think
they
were
college
graduates.
Some
of
tlieui
earn
a
hundred
dollars
a
mmilli.
K
j
Ten
Years
Ago
j
j
in
Prlnr
Rupert
)
Cily
Sohrilor
Fred
peters
in
in
receipt
of
u
letter
from
his
son
Jack
telling
of
life
in
the
trenches.
At
the
meeliu?
of
Ihe
polici
commission
yesterday
after
noon.
Mayor
Newton
had
some
rrilieisui
In
make
as
to
Ihej
manner
in
v.-hich
liquor
laws
were
licinjr
inforced.
The
poln-ej
were
tiisirucieil
liy
llie
eimmls-i
sion
lo
positively
prohibit
the
shaking
of
dice
in
rigur
stores.
You
need
only
Rinso
for
your
Monday
wash.
It
is
made
by
the
makers
of
Lux,
the
largest
soap-makers
in
the
world.
It
is
perrrt
for
id!
types
of
washing
niachinn
fine
in
tlvr
boiUr
and
just
wonderful
for
soaking
in
set
tubs.
Get
a
package
for
your
nrxt
wash
regular
size
or
big
new
size
frain
ytnir
grocer.
Leser
Hruhrrs
Limited,
Toronto.
Whale
Bone
Brushes
A
Whale
Bone
Brish
nnl
m
i.i
imparl
tone
and
vigor
and
stimulate
if'
hair.
A
splendid
bead
of
strong
ufr.n.
its
consistent
use.
We
hae
a
shipment
of
While
lion.
direct
froht
the
niaiiufflrlui-ers
in
KukI
jiarlictilarly
pood
tpmlily
and
low
m
pi
'
From
$1.25
Up.
They
have
nice
hark
mid
the
?
up
well
under
use.
fonie
tn
and
m
ORMES
LIMITED.
The
Pioneer
Druggists
3rd
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
Phone
200
and
82
The
Rnrtrts
Rupert
Fish
Fresh
Frozen
All
varieties.
Fresh
Fish
All
varieties
In
season.
Smoked
Fish
Our
well
known
"Rupert
Brands.'
J
Finnan
Haddle
"Thistle
Brand"
Nova
Seotlan.
Canned
Salmon
Pinks,
Skeena
Sotkeye,
etc.
Salt
Fish
Herring,
Salmon,
Black
Cod,
Grey
Cod
Shell
Fish
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co,
W
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
JMk
Linoleum
.a
Ii
1m
FOR
ALL
YOUR
FLOORS
Who
Wouldn't
be
proud
of
such
a
bright
Dining
Room
DOMINION
LINOLEUMS
Radiate
good
cheer
In
the
home.
.
Selling
at
$1.05
and
$1-15
Square
yard.
BARRIES
Home
Furnishing
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