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of
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DAfLY
KDITIOft
jjjTcc
Thursday,
March
19.
1925.
Railway
Manager
Optimistic
For
Rupert.
Oeucral
Manager
Warren,
who
was
here
yesterday,
was
optimistic
over
the
future
prospects
of
Prince
Rupert,
lie
explained
that
there
were
many
things
which
could
not
be
published
as
to
do
so
would
injure
1.hoe
prospects.
Ho
was
confident,
however.
!hat
there
would
be
important
developments
here
before
very
long.
He
strongly
urged
the
necessity
-of
going
after
what
we
wanted
iu
a.
businesslike
way
and
leaving
no
stone
unturned
iu
efforts
to
secure
business
for
Ihe
"city.
Mr.
Warren
left
the
impression
that
the
railway
company
realized
the
importance
of
making
this
section
if
railway
pay
and
to
do
this
it
was
necessary
to
develop
industries
and
increase
the
population,
it
vn
partienlarjy
in
connection
with
this
development
of
industries;
that
he
was
interested.
He
said
that
he
had
gone
out
of
his
wy
a
great
deal
to
ndvanee
the
in
terests
of
llus
place
and-he
w
be
obtained.
The
whole
tone
of
Mr.
Warren'
was
no
need
lo
fool
JUiytb
JUmJ
!
lUgil
iigsbuLiiptituistic.iiver.dbi.fiil
LlLuiilittllsJi
CiiyeiVi
U
0fi
1
1
Sympathise
With
Burns
Lake
People.
u
re
of
r
very
hopeful
that
results
would
visit
indicated
that
there
held
Jhe
confidence
of
a
large
part
uf
Ibe
British
llOllllIc
liiilli
in
Britain
and
in
the
Dominions.
McRae
Action
Not
Political
Ruse.
.
Many
people
.seemed
to
think
at
election
time
that
the
action
against
General
Mcltae
for
libel
was
a
political
ruse
and
would
mil
Ik-
ullowed
lo
proceed.
'Apparently
this
was
n
mistaken
idea
The
case
is
proceeding
and
a
slalemenl
of
claim
has
been
filed,
lion.
William
Sloan
is
lo
be
congratulated
on
iruig
to
make
good,
his
threats.
The
oulcume
will
be
watched
wilh
interest.
"Eczema
on
My
Face
Completely
Relieved"
MI
Winifred
Ernest,
Box
46,
Blockhouse,
N.
5-writes:
"Ever'
fince
I
was
a
little-
child.
J
lutfered
with
eczema
on
my
face.
At
times
my
face
was
completely
coyered
with
Urge
sorei,
and
I
tried
nearly
every
iuVid
of
medicine
that
I
heard
of
with
no
results.
This
lasted
for
over
twenty
years,
untifone
day
I
asked
the
advice
of
my
druggist,
who
bade
me
give
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
a
trial.
After
using
the
Ointment
for
a
few
days,
the
sores
began
to
heal,
.and
toon
I
was
completely
relieved
of
the
disease."
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
SO
rU.
lioi,
all
(K-aJrnt,
or
IxJjiuhimmi,
lialm
It
o.,
I
Ad.,
Toronto
HOSPITAL
GETS
(Wall,
I.en
Waugh,
'Dr.
II.
K.
.Tremayne,
Mrs.
it.
fi.
Parsons.
j.Ud.
Brown
and
Aid.
McKechuio.
it
was
the
lirsl
meeting
for
Mr.
Walt
and
Mr.
augh.
1
lie
provincial
government
rcpreenlu-lives,
and
they
wore
duly
we.
coined
hy
President
f?.
K.
Oanip-
hell.
I'lio
meeting
received
a
letter
from
the
Stewart
f!
en
era
I
Hos
pital
acknowledging
informal
ion
forwarded
regarding
the
opera
-
lion
of
the
hospital.
This
was
ordered
filed.
A
letter
front
the.
provincial
ecn'tary
roeoinmemlinj.'
that
certain
enanges
tie
made
in
I
lie
bylaws
of
the
local
liosjiiliil
was
road.
The
executive
committee
was
delegated
lo
po
into
Hie,
inviller
of
revising'
Hie
bylaw
which
wore
drafted
iu
1911.
l'ho
matron's
reinirl
wknow-
leiled
the
feceitd
if
a
bed,
mat
tress
and
bed
stand
from
the!
ltestino
Manufacturing
1J
Throe
aptdicaVions
haiLJeen
rej
ceived
fnl'
Jidmissum
r?H
training
school,
all
of
tlieiu
be
ihfr
considiTed
favnraMv.
Waier
Pressure
The
lnniAf
conmiMnr
ns'orloil
thai
water
presxure
Hi
the
lom-
jiital
had
boon
found
inadequate.'
I
he
mailer
hud
been
!ii(i
uj
with
llie
rwr
clnoi
anil,
whs
now
reeoiving
tiic
nllentiM"
f
llie
city.
(in
reoiounieooat
iwr
in
Mio
liotiso
'.oollliriil
It
Wlf
deiM.I.'d
lo
tuslal
-
aIi.kii
i:
.lm
;-
u
ii-o
omerpenc)
word
uiiu
lt
v
nut
Olll.jOf
COII.dllssHlll
till
Olgl,
!
liO
recojil
Jiulldiri
uf
now
fire
capes.
T'
iidf
rs
wfH
bo
railed
for
the
pui
i
t;
in
of
(he
doors.
acknowledged
thanks.
with
ii
vol"
A
recoiumendalion
from
t.j
Hie
oily
finance
committee
at
which
the
co-oporat
ion
of
'the
oily
was
assured
although
U
was
isked
that
.the
iKispllul
practice
t'ononiy
wliereverjpossfhio.
Presidonl
Camjibel).
reported
that
the
liiatler
of
Jiavins
some
en
incurable
patk-iil's
taken
on
j'ndsof
'..'Hip
uVipifal
bad
icon
taken
ui)
witli
the
ci
v.
Steps
were
being
taken
with
a
view
lo
having
Ihoin
admitted
to
Hie
proper
institutions.
PREMIERS'
AID
SAVE
FORESTS
One
Night
to
be
Given
lo
Speech
in
Each
Province
on
This
Important
Subject
MON
I'HT.AIi,
Mar.
10.-
night
Hon.
V.
L.
Markonzio-King.
ore
niior
of
Canada,
and
the
provin-
rial
premiers
have
agreed
In
aid
I
.
,
Hie
medium
t
f
f
li
f
microphone.
j
The
I'riino
-Minister
l
Canada
l
will
speak
id
(IVIiO
Canadian
1
CONSIDERATION
wnuiimu
.
fe
raw
M,;,yi
April
;'n.
On
Hie
.-nine,
night
Premier
Venn
ill
f
'ew
.Matters
of
Routine
Nature
DIs-
Hnmswick
will
ho
at
Mnm'lon
J
cussed
by
Board
at
Meeting
wi
1
1
speak.
rrVin
v
C.VHA,
Ho
Vast
IMIcht
j
Canadian
National
Hallways;
j
hrnadrating
centre
for
tin'
Tin'
regular
(iionllily
ineolitiJ;
Maritime
provinces.
Premier
lof
the
hoard
of
managers
of
the
Ferguson
uT
(iiilaiiii
lias
agreed
I
Prince
Huperl
ienoral
Hospital
to
speak
from
Toronto
on
I
In'
was
"held
last
night
iu
1
tit
city;
nicliI
or
Friday,'
April
2.
It
!
police
eourl.
Those
present
were
anticipated
that
Hie
.
iher
pre-:
i
President
S.
Iv.
Campbell,
Vice-jmiers
will
'onsent',to
aid
in
Ihis
President
.1.
II.
Thompson,
ec-
good
wick
ami
Hie
following
I
rotary
Harry
W.
liirch
anil
Slates
ami
broii
dusting
stations
'Director
.1.
1..
(Thrislie,
II.
lb
have,
been
reserved-
for
llie
pur-I.illle.
C.
II.
Klkins;
.Norman"
nose.
April
.23.
ILYIl.Yl
Montreal,
I'rejiib'r
Tasclyreau:
April
23,
Winnipeg,
Premier
Bracken:
April
21,
llet'ina;
ipremier
Dun-niiifr:
April
22,'
Kiimoiiton,
Premier
(SroenTield..
All
the
irciiiiors
will
send
on!
brief
-addresses
'on
llie
subject
if
finest
prosei'valioii
and
IliHq
jrenoral
broailcastiii
mi
the
one
uliject
should
brinjr
1ho
forests,
of
Canada
vorj-
clearly
lo
the
Jiiihds
if
very
hirpv
portion
of
the
jiiijiiilalioii
of
the
Dominion.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
'
YS:-
hack
after
it
wa
house
comniilleo
lliat.flie
old
and!
HUSBANDS
worn
out
water
tank
be
replaeed
!
og
vxeues.
with
1
two
smaller
tank
boilers
was
adopted
and
tenders
will
-bo
ailed
for
the
workr
whirliit
is
estimated,
will
cost
about
t.100.
I'here
we're
cnuiuiuiiicatioiif!
from
the
Xalioual
Protective
Agency
with
regard
li
the
col
lection
of
certain
oulsiandiuir
iccoiinls.
Financial
Matters
It
ovarii
in?
1
liti
year's
finances.
I.
I..
Christie,
chainuan
of
the
finance
committee,
reported
thai
there
had
been
a
nieeliii?
Willi
are
exruscs.
1
i
IX
.Los
Anjrles
Ihey
sell
theirj
climate.
nd
now
mid
then
Jhoyj
so
a
niji
of,
lioolje?.
PAItALYSlti
of
tlie
rihl
Jim
a
'oid
ililtis.lo
iii
when
ask-
rdlo
4'iuiorso
ii
nolo
for
a
friend.
WHAT
1
want
to
see
is
the
4lKjJ,.xpendillires
of
llie-eounljy
liejil
diiwn
lo
a
point
where
it
hurls.
Of
course.
Ihis
constituency
is
in
an
exceptional
position
and
Ihere
Js
need
of
money
bein
pent
hero.
Bltl
TAI.V
.
iiiiisbi,nol
confer
lUIes
In
ibis
cjiuifn-y.
but
you
oujrhl
lo
hour
somcof
the
lilies
these
Canadians
stive
each
oilier.
1$
answer
to
jiny
'people
who
Have
Ween
trruiiiblfmr
about
the
weather,
I
should
'ITke
to
slate
that
Prince
Ittiporf
Xcati
do
even
belter
tira'nihTs-Tolf
wcasfitn:
1
A
donation
of
five
oairs
oMer.an
as
if
it
were
somel.hiiis
In
Prince
llujK'rl
-i-itizens
will
regrel
the
Joss
entailed
bv
the
ertilolios
J(y
;tto
Hjm
Ubrtel
wa-.tio
avoided.
people
or
Hufus
hake
tirough
the
fire
voslenlay.
A
Jarge
pari
in
me
lowuvns
wiped
out
unil
irreparalde
losses
were
sits
laineo.
iiowevrr;;
tlH!
eople
or
llie
live
inlemir
town
are
not
to
lie
cast
down
bv
a
little
thing
like
a
fire..
They,
will
'rebuild
ineir
town
and
carry
on
even
more,
effectively
in
the
future
than
in
11m
past.
Anyone
who
knows
(bo
people'
Ihere
will
agree
inai
limning
rait
liotu
minis
t.ake
back;
The
success
of
a
I
own
depends
on
the
people
and
Ihey
have
the
people
Mini
mere.
of
Ihe
right
Tokio
Has
Had
..
Run
Of
Misfortune.
.
Tokio'
ha-
hail
a
run
of
misfortune.
The.
earlliiptake
and
fire
two
years
ago.
hit
litem
bard
and
this
has
been
followed
by
a
series
of
minor
misfortunes.
Xmv
conies
word
of
a
lerrible
fire
which
has
wiped
out
a
large
pari
of-the
city."
Even
the
enthusiasm
of
Hie
little
brown
meu
must
be
affected
by
such
continued
setbacks.
Our
sympathy"
goes
out
lo
ilwiii
iii'ibeir
misfortunes,
v
v
Marquis
Curzon
As
National
Figure.
LurU
Curzon
is
a
iia1ioiial;:figure.
Many
.
people,
do
mil
agree
w
ilh
his
political
views
methods,
bill
iu
spile,
of
that
he
stands
nut
as.
one
of
the
luVmon
of
ibe
I!
Ill,
Br
.
.oi
in
anniti
lo
joe.
l-.or
ntaiy,-
year
flic
has
beetf
oiie
of
the,
leaders
of
.n
school
off
bolil
cs
.not
looted
llhdll
Willi
rrfiiif.pWI
f.'ivop
iinuiiifr
lli,i
ii....Wii'tt.:..i'iiiifa.
,
Jiiii'.'.
J
r..
vj
ever,
he
has
always
had
the
.'i?ii'flir,AT
b
is.'n?.
n-.JSWI
ii
PiiOPJJi
talk
about
the
hoom-
If
money
were
only
f
a
boomeran?
it
would
come
riuht
pent.
are
fond
Also
some
of
mak-of
Iheui
MANY
a
man
has
been
saved
from
destruction
hy
being
refused
by
a
pretty
irl.
Al'Pl.K
sauce
for
(fie
gander
is
the
sauuiuess
of
Ihe'irpoo.
.
LtHtA
says.
Ihere
js
.a.
dearth
of
hilsiiaml
malerbil
'in
this
place.
She
liieaiis
.
satisfactory
material.
Hi,
bora,
Jind
Joe
single!
MI1N'
are
always
Imsy
when
Ih-J
rurnaiM'
in
1lie
haM'iiieul
peed
a
little
attention.
i
i
I
aa
icaiangu
I
j
jn
Frinrc
Rupert
March
19,
1915.
II.
S.
Clements.
M.1.,
has
forwarded
tollie
Board
of
Trade
a
copy
of
the
oider-iii-council.
recently
signed
hv
the
(iovernoi
(ieneral,
wliic.h
gives
prince
Hu-pert
extensive
privileges
in
con
neclion
wilh
the
halibut
fisheries,
i
I.
Ivejson
ami
M.
C.
Chelwynd.
fishermen
aboard
the
Canadian
WATER
NOTICE.
T
kl.
Mllli;r
ihjit
i...
ii
n,i,i.i-
r.i
1
!:',,,'"w,
'Wli'ise
addrin
Tim
I'aclflr
iiuiiiiniir,
aniiiuvpr,
H.r...
will
apply
for
a
llrciiri-
lo
lake
arid
in
sou
ciihlc
fret
jicr
fwcmil,
and
in
hii
71
M.
arrB-rn-t
uf
walfr
out
nr
atrrani
kneun
.
Aln
'in
Hie
dissemination
of
infor-
,".v,'ri.
,,lrh
rl"w
miitiierly
and
draun
'
,
t"1.
""""II
Inlft.
alHiin
n
and
m-.
I
.,,n,.
i
i
niutioii
and
advice
regardingi
nr
imica
cantrriy
rrnm
iimkiiy
nay,
Canada's
"S
ive
(lie
J
Vnw.-1
1
1!
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T.'"'
L"'',
dain
will
In-
(irald
at
I
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'""lei
i.r
Aln
I.akf
,r
at
a
iilnl.
In--
,
Aieek,
wJiicb
has
been
sol"
.
iid
'
I
uen-niiiui'ii
ar-
f.n.
i,.;i
mn
,
k
i
,.,
!:''
."'"vey-I'tve
li
made.
Tlie
capailly
Xoj'
April
UMll
to
April
25th
"f
tlw
n-wrmlr
tn
lx
naled
li
almiil
iBJM-
w-f'el.
and
ll
win
rhmd
almiit
ifliclusive
The
ruiuill-ni
Vomf
I
fiiiiiusiw.
i
lie
4
l
Dili
II,
I
II
loni'hlry
a.Mui
am-M
iifliiiid.
The
walnr
will
in-
.Atisocialion,
the
Dominion
For.
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l"ttn
nr
tin;
niorairi'-diiin.
niiinely.
i.
ii
i
lostry
Ilranrh,
the
Department
ofnie
outlet
nf
ah.
t.akr.
ami
will
tie
u.I
!
i
Ores
niif.1
I
Pro
i
ino.llion
eel
nn
j-if
Ol
.Mm
Hie
r,.n
l.nnn-iOlr
mnuniriiii
.fiuiTxu'i-s
upmi
land
ilewrllicrt
lm
u
i,r
n
,.t
illllll
AlltlOUIll
Till
I
WIIVS
and
the
J1"'
fwU'
imaieit
nn
IIm-
llailio
Department
of
'Anlional
Itwilways
are
i
alius
in
Ihis
work
nnd
Krniiiid
on
lli
STili
dnv
of
IVhrnarv
iianadinn
a
r,py
i
m
nmi
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one
night
at
each
!
casting
station
for
the
special
purposes
or
permuting
a
premier
ilo
speak
to
the
people
through
rariianii'in
llnl
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vi..i..rin
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dale
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firm
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Monday,
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,
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Agett,
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A
little
higher
in
price
,
but-
what
a
wonderful
difference
a
few
cents
make
Hsle
ij.ikt
Slorut'c
I'.tt.'A
cliooii.v
.
I'.Ui'i
Skuaid;
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heir
li'.es
in
at
trm
near
I'jn-4or
UoCkx,
Heebie
SI
cab's,
M
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'Irsl
of
llie
UtVk.
Alayor
.ow:mi
and
Aid.
lfir-rissi-y
.rosOHl
wlioism
siihI'
by
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Oaity
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to
tiie
sin
"ss
if
Iheir
riwiil
fii.iiucml
m
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o
Moni.wnl
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s.ale
tl;.;
no
tieu
could
ha"
done
lietler
!
nan
tiey
did.
TWO
AND
TWO
Friend
isn't
it
ralber
-nil
to
officiate
at
a
viililing
Clergyman
Not
al
all.
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piillfn;
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diffi-iloublo
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two
and
I
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togellt-
WATER
NOTICE.
USE
AND
STORAGE
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mill
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alimit
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left,
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applliail.,n
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the
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ACT.
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if
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NAVY
CUT
:
CIGARETTES
.
0
FISHERMEN!
Look
over
your
I'irst
Aid
Kil
nnd
see
Hint
plelc.
Here
are
some
uf
the
things
you
io:l
l
board
before
vuu
put
lo
sea:
IODINE
ADHESIVE
PLASTER
BANDAGES
EPSOM
SALTS
LYSOL
.
BORACIC
ACID
DRESSING
FOR
BURNS,
ABSORBENT
COTTON,
FIRST
AID
BOOK
For
your
personal
Kit
you
will
also
ired
RAZOR
SHAVING
SOAP
-
RAZOR
BLADES
SHAVING
BRUSH
SOAP
TOOTE
PASTE
';
COMB
.
TOOTH
BRUSH
lluy
your
supplies
from
us
nnd
bo
sure
of
r
itAf
satisfaction,
ORMES
LTD.
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
Third
Avenue
Phones
82
and
ffl
Ask
for
a
Tide
Book
for
1925.
They
are
Free.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
Helgerson
Block.
4ND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Ehglnoers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
P"'r
makers,
Founders,
.Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plan
I
is
equipped
to
handle
nil
kind
f
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38P
phone
109.
Dr.
R
P.
KENNY
-
DENTS
PERSONAL.
SERVICE
AND
RELIABLE
DENTIST
ro
liiiinl
iu
hand.
Nn
ninller
wlinl
Ihe
niilurc
or
nr
work
may
bo,
wlien
you
rome
in'
my
office
vo"
K
4,
benefit
of
such
service
and
receive
iletllMry
I'1''1
''
GET
MY
ESTIMATE
FIRST.