In
a
hurry
?
Eat
SHREDDE
WHEAT
the
man-sized
meal
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
GOOD
ADVICE
FOR
SETTLERS
Canadian
Press.
-Old
Country
papers
are
overflowing
with
haters
progressive
and
conservative"'
on
the
subject
of
cml&ratfnn
In
Canada.
In
the
Ctlasftow
Herald,
"Winnipeg"
gives
his
views
onlhe
matter
a
follows:
VI
have
just
read
flic
Ion?
articles
sent
you
lv
A.
C.
Hunter,
of
Walkerville,
pnlario.
As
I
also-
know
the
Dominiitn
fairly
well;
(from
Halifax
to
Vaucou-vefj.
IV
would
Just
like
to
snv
thtit
what
he
stales
Is
pretty
ueacjhe
hard
at
it
correct,
r.nngranls
are
getting
n
xdloxv
tlifc
farm
"And
slav'
Q
and
"bud
i
I
Published
Kvery
Afternoon,
except
Sunday
the
Prince
1
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limi
led.
Thin!
Avenue,
t
H.
F.
PUI.LEN",
Manuring
Editor.
TTT-
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
-
98
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
April
C,
1026.
tumbling
over
each
other
in
Cuh
ada.
They
.will
often
licit
y'mt
If
they
riinl
you
straight
in
your
'Statement.
The
hank
managers
.soon
Ket
to
know
you,
al.-o
vonr
affair..
If
you
are
n
steady
hard
.
i
worker,
they
will
often
lie
your
uiven
oy
uia
countryman
.invest
friend.
Remember
tliis---,
Writing
on
Immigration
jyou
cannot
expect
to
get
nirtie
ithiin.vmir
fnml
fni
!i
rutf
cAi'tv
f.i)XjfOX,
Eng.,
April
(liy
,
it1
takes
a
mailer
of
four
Vefh!
..-.I!
.
.I.
..
.
.
.
...
1
.
befmc
you
ran
possibly
see
much
progress.
So
don
I
be
disap
pointed.
II
is
bound
to
he
all
'bntlay'
and
hard,
hard
work
be
fore
the
-'return
is
seen.
Many
lose
heart
and
'throw
up'
their
homesteads.
Yes,
you
must
have
rit,
and
some
determination
to
a-
i
a
succeed,
for
remember
il
is
bit
lerly
cold
for
around
three
moulds
(some,
say
five
month!
and
then
the
summer
is
oflen
very,
very
warm,
when
yon
nixtil
Work
Not
Play
run
gre(at
opportunity
in,
tHug,
ojtt
L
"If
If
you
you
buy
buy
a
a
car
ear
don't
don't
thej'chanee,
but
aft
A.
(I.
ltunfi---3and
leave
your
ground
to
g:
le
fltll
Is
Ihnm
them
ttO
so
clearly
lniflv
thev
!;
mnsi.!weeds.
mna
'ti-n.L.
I
I.,
.....
game
a.
mi
m;mv
u
fp
nnvv
At.
1
fW.'ph.t.
jyst
say
in
passing
tbaMSledd
it
will
kiep
you.
yno.jiiiia
i-.ijiifiiwina
tint
miii-sunic
jjf
us
us
now
lo
worKeir
tor
sev-oithe
prairie
and
drift
into
lUleral
months
and
got
nothing
lowrus
or
perhaps
into
one
of
theffroin-
the
fanner
but
promises.
blM
cities,
where
they
gel
rnor;
That
complaint
is
too
true.
I've
M-dj
T"
"c1
you
musl
be
d
heard
that
tale
orien.
So
ask
hujjdy
hfah
witlr
the-hammer
an.ljyour
banker
about
your
employer
saw;,
and
'forget'
abopl
wbrklriif
taking
a
job
for
a
few
months
onlvieight
hours
per
day.
ir
in-1
Homesteaders
are
mnch
letter
nvjiru
hi
your
iiomesieaj
you-ou
now
uian
they
were
20
years
WHl,get
plenty
to
do.
Jel
fotnr
ofdjiuj
(riend.
to
locale
reasOnr
alvjnear
you.
.
If
you
are
thinking
.of
goinc
fnrf'.I
would
sayr-Keep
outside
your.diwir
every
"man
who
pleiidi.
l&J
'ou
to
take
a
.
mortgage,
donTt
listen
lo
him,
thousands.
ba
lost
their
homes
through
-
-
-
r
IWlening
to
lhee
men:
nav
fo'.
vviiTC
you
need,
or
do
without
itfill
ago
hat
with
a
car.
tele-
fihone,
wireless,
etc.,
they
are.
not
o
Isolaletl
from
the
world.
If
ymi
undersland
about
farming
and
have
the
grit
to
stick
it,,
riiy
advice
is
in
go,
providing
you
can
get
out
under
this
new
t'.'l
hCheme.
You
have
a
rare.
chance,
as
you
will
he
assisted
many
ways.
Hofore,
emiffranls
nao
a
very
poor
ctiance
of
tnnK
tbi
new
3
scheme
ydiilW'tfoitd,
unless
IIihv
had
several
bavga
preal
chance
and
I
wouldj'dollars
behind
tlierii.
A.
C.
Ilun-ccyrninly
say,
iin.
Don't
.takolter'
article
is
very
cormd;
he
inr
with
you
except
dollars.jliad
some
had
luck.
I
could
give
yoUiJcan
easily
buy
there
cheaply
jinany-brighler
pictures,
if
Hn
3uiUMbH.t
yrui
need.
Take
all
fheilhiiik
of
going
out,
I'm
sure
I
dollars:
you
ca
gather
and
todsewiH
be
delighted
to
have
a
chat
Ihr-tu
in
a
bank
The
hanks
ifrA
.
jvflh
iVem,"
Put
on
the
kettle-Mrs.
Housewife,
and
make
yourself
a
cup
of
BOVRIL
You
yill
accomplish
more
you
will
renew
your
strength
and
energy
jfyou
stop
in
the
midst
of
the
day's
work,
put
on
the
kettle,
make
yourself'
a
cup
of
hot,
energizing
Bovnl.
And
it
is
so
easy
to
do
a
spoonful
of
Bovnl,
a
pinch
of
salt,
in
a
cup
of
boiling
water.
That's
all
-but
how
it
will
refresh
:
you
up".
Try
it!
30VRIL
18
SO
GOOD
tOR
VOU
mt
CAPTURING
BOOTLEGGER
Exploit
of
Flight
Lieut.
Earl
Mac.
Leod
Is
Described
In
Mac-Lean's
Magazine
.
..drothy'
u:
Hell,
well
known
t!anadian
writer,
is
the
author
ol
;ierie,s
of
articles
npp'Hrin
iu
.Mae
L.canV
.MaKaVine
vntilled
"Cthada's
'l'ejxcetime
Afr
Con
ijueisl.''
tiviUe.i
4if
the
Roya'l
yan'adifin
Ai
f
Force
ale
dealt
with
afiif
in
flie
current
number
of
the
ihagazine
;appears
the
-
following
nccjjiinl
of
;m
exploit
of
Flight'
Lieutenant
Marl
.MacLeod.-'"
who'
is
wen
Known
nere,
;iain'
iieeii
m
ijharge
of
the
aerial
fisheries
jiatrol
at
tliis
port
during
the
past
three
years:
"In
Hie
location
and
running
down
of
ruin-runners'
craft
which
iufe,t
the
Pacific
coast,
the
flyjng
boals
have
been
of
in-(stini;1fe
value
lo
the
Customs,
One
of
the
cleverest
bits
of
flying
ever
reported
in
Canada
was
done,
b,v..Flighl-Liedt
Carl
Mac-Leod,,on
jonp.
of
fhese
ii.ttlitlon-.,'
iVi'h
tbiSVresUn
that
a
desoerate
uani1forifooilegiev
Was
artyled
jwid
Ihe
contraband
cargo
cai-
turedi".
"With
a
custonis
official
on
board,
the
seaplane
set
uiil
in
caien
ul
.a
tur
said
to
be
some
where'uff
ihe
coast
of
Vancouver
Inland1
with
a
cargo
of
liquor.
After-
making
a
careful
survey
Ihe
tug
wa
sighted,
Knowing
her
to
le
btfavily
artuVd,
.Maclnxl
drdppeij
ilowu
behind
an
inland
and
skimnu'd
along
the
water
oil
;
of
sight
and
sound
of
the
unsus
pecting
ui.
Judging
his
distance
(
a
nicety
be
suddenly
liried
the
machine
up
over
the
timbered
stiore,
and
cutting
off
his
engine
lie
moment
he
hail
cleared
the
lifee
tops,
he
dived,
struck
the
wsile'r
wilh
scarcely
a
splash,
ami
gliding
up
behind
the
tug,
ran
the
front
cockpit
of
the
plane
to
within
(wo
feet
or
the
stern
of
the
boat.
The
cuslums
officer
stepped
from
the
plan
to
the
tug,
ami,
emerging
from
behind
she
pilot
house,
presented
the
niuzzle
of
his
gun
to
the
astonished
crew.'
Had
MacLeod
been
a
moment
'fate
Cutting
off
'his
engine,
had
he
mi-judged
the
speed
Of
(he
plane
or
the
boat
by
a
bair's
breadth;
had
be
humped
(lie
side
of
the
tug
in
landing,
the
alarm
would
have
been
given
and
the
crew'
undoubtedly
would
have
opened
fire
with
disastrous
results."
FINE
ARTS,
TRAVEL
AND
HISTORY
IN
NEW
B00KS0F
LIBRARY
Tin
following
are
mamr
new
books
recently
added
lo
Ibo
ish'elvcs
of
the
tu-al
puhlic
Fine
Arts
'"heller,
Shacks
and
Shanties."
by
Heard.
''Talc's
of.
Southern
llivers."
by
(Jrey
Literature
'The
Habitant,"
by
Drumninn.L
"Jlomer's
Iliad,"
'.translation,.
"Dickens
and
Oilier
Viclori-
a'ni!",,-:by
(juiller-Couch.
"tair
I'riucous,"
i,y
Hostand.
'Jlalladt
of
a
Cheechako."
bv
Service.
"I'laVs
in
I'rosO'aild'Verse."
hv
Travel
'In
Hriirhteat
Africa."
hv
Akelcy.
"Lure
of
French
'Chateaux."
hv
(ostling
"Lilc
of
the
Ancient
VaL"
by
Ttalkie
"London
llivcr."
by
Tomlinson.
"Hook
of
the
West,"
by
'Oame
Trails
In
Uritish
Col-umhla,"
hy
Williams.
HlBtoPH
'Old
Province
Tale',"
by
Mr,-!
Median.
i
"Decisive
llaltles,"
of
Modern
Times,''
by
Whitton.
ANNUAL
DAFFODIL
BALL
LAST
EVENING
Queen
Mary
Chapter
I.O.D.E.
Scored
Usual
Annual
8uccess
The
annual
Daffodil
Hall
held
in
the
I.O.DX
Hall
last
nltflil
under
the
auspices
or
Hie
Queen
Mary
Chapter
I.O.D.E..
nuoved
to
be
one
or
the
most
successful
dances
held
in
the
city
in
a
lon
while.
The
hall
was
daintily
deeor.iled
u-itli
.
......
Jiunvtiiui
lllllliriltl.
elTects
and
over
50
couples'
uioroupjily
enjoyed
duneing
In;
the
excellent
music
turnlshcd
bv
'
f
-THE.
DAILY-.
KBW3
,4
Ttiet&K
JAferlLj),
102fi.
Motorists
Already
Benefit
By
New
Tire
Warranty
Instituted
January
First,
1926
:"'
.a-
'
1
r.
TT
.'
THElMAN
IN
THEMOON
ay:
IV
"
u
i
Will)
will
gel
kitchen
fire.
WITH
Ihe
the
iirosoeei
TUKSK
chilly
riiornirifrs
find
I'm
.-itlil
Mil
.IIIIiit
in,
In
I.
...I
til
up
and
light
lh,
elevalor
leased
and
of
a
sawmill
oper-
Is
Your
Back
The
Weak
Point
Then
jet
your
kidneys
rif
ht
by
mint
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
.
Very
few
people
are
In
perfect
health.
There
is
a
Weak
spot
nomewhwe.
When
you
ret
tired
or
your
sjttfm
seta
a
little
run
down
you
feel
the
effecti
at
your
weakpot.
If
your
weak
apot
hi
your
back,
then
you
may
inspect
that
your
kidneys
are
not
In
perfect
owier.
The
back
aches
or
Is
weak
and
orei
you
may
have
head-aches;
there
will
tie
dryn
ot
the
akin,
pains
in
the
limbs
and
disorders
of
tho
bladder.
The
oulckest
way
to
repilate
the
kidneys
Is
hy
usln
Vr,
Chaw's
Kidney-Liver
Pills.
They
are
hound
to
he
effective
Iwcauae
they
arouiw
the
action
ef
the
kidneys,
liver
and
liowels
and
thereby
ensure
the
elimination
of
joUona
from
the
system.
TT
Is
now
three
months
since
the
Tire
Manufacturers
A
of
Canada
put
Into
effect
the
90-day
Warranty
0T1
tires.
It
will
be
remembered
that,
starting
Jan.
1st,
1926,
nil
standard
tires
have
been
sold
in
Canada
under
h
full
guarantee
against
defects
of
workmanship
or
material
for
90
days
from
the
date
of
first
road-wear
(180
days
In
the
case
of
solid
tires).
The
benefits
of
this
policy
to
the
motorist
were
pointed
out
at
the
time
of
Its
announcement.
You
were
told
of
the
great
Improvements
made
In
tiro
construction.
You
were
told
of
the
high
average
mileage
being
given
by
standard
tires-
mileage
so
good
that
the
old
basis
of
adjustment
had
ceased
to
mean
anything.
You
were
told
why
Tire
Manufacturers
now
sell
their
tires
under
this
Warrant)',
knowing
that
any
defect
Mill
show
up
within
90
days.
The
success
of
the
90-day
Warranty's
opcr.it
loo
In
the
United
States,
during
the
past
two
years,
was
reasonable
assurance
that
the
Warranty
would
also
benefit
motorists
In
Canada.
Already
those
benefits
are
apparent.
The
practically
complete
elimination
of
the
professional
adjustment-seeker
Is
reducing
tire
cons
to
the
motoring
public.
Using
the
old
adjustment
as
a
bait
to
sell
poor
tires
Is
almost
a
thing
of
the
past.
Every
honest
motorist
who
wishes
only
to
get
good
value
for
his
tire
money
is
protected
as
he
never
was
before.
Now
that
the
motoring
season
is
really
beginning,
the
benefit
of
the
90-day
Warranty
will
become
more
and
more
apparent.
Tire
Manufacturers
Division
Till!
mudpack
beauty
culture
idea
may
he
nil
rfpht
but
its
a
vood
idea
to
kitp
it
on
the
out-ide
or
(he
face.
I.OVK
is
like
a
fire
il
usuatU
bn-aks
out
at
mhl.
SISTKH
has
discarded
the
roll
lops
and
now
sports
a
hot
water
bottle
at
night.
How
times
d"
hanpe.
Kndeavor
lo
rle
to
tlie
occasion
as
the
yeast
rnke
said
tie
dour-'h..
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
April
6,
1916
Liberals
claim
hjoo
money
in
millions
is
beiiiff
spent
hy
Hut
,
-
.-.II.,
If
I!'
III
III
'If
,
.1
'
lossin?
fin
odd
deeidVi",,'I-''no,n!
'i
miinilions
graft.
dime,
to
r.
"k,.
"'
"
"
"
'
.":
in
id
.
.:v,t
.
r-i....i..
v.r
1
1
...
i
li
is
said
that
friends
lif
Ihe'gov-
trrnmenl'
are
mnKiii
forlniies
itf
1
ii
rii
ins"
'over
eoulrncds
lo
dummy
'
'
r
'coiupanles.
W.
T.
Donnellr.rdesiirncr
of
the
I'rlnce
lluperl
.iiry,,dock,
Is
here
inspect
u
the
p
ant,
which
is
j
Hearing
rbhipletfnn.
r
,
A
large
n.udlence,
presided
over
by
W.
K.
William;,
alleiided
Ihe
I'resbyterbin
rorlnlglitly
i.luli's
closing
tnectin
last
night.
T'hoe
contributing
lo
tho
jiro-
Kmiii
inriiiiii'o
.irs.
nay,
.miss
llrnnd,
Mrs.
0.
L.
Monroe,
Mrs.
William
Mlllai-i
Mr.
and
Mts.
S
Darton.
Miss
Kathleen
tlnmi
t
l..l...
J'.lb.l.
!...
f
It
...
.
.i.Miu
win
i
n-,
.iirn.
i
ii.
j'aierson,
Mrs.
T.
t;.
Duncan,
Miss
Margaret
McColl,
Mr.
CorkhJII.
Mm.
Norman
Mackliilosh,
principal
and
Mrs.
.1.
0.
Hrady
and
Miss
Irwin.
Onlooker
Surely,
Mose,
you
don't
expect
to
catch
fish
in
that
si
ream?
Mose
No,
ah,
I
don't
expeel
to.
I'ne
Jitsl
showlnc
mv
old
woman
I
had
no
time
lo
turn
do
wringer.
The
RUBBER
ASSOCIATION
of
CANADA
Retard
Building,
Toronto
Arthur's
orchestra
consisting
ifi
II.
Arthur,
jr.,
drum;
Mrs.
II.
1.
Ponder,
jiiano.
and
Oavhl
Knst-
mati,
.saxaphone.
it.
Illanco
acted
as
master
of
ceremonies
De
lightful
refreshment
were
served
at
miduichl
under
the
direc
tion
of
Mrs.
1.
Mrl.
Hunlcr-as-
sisled
by
Mrs.
T.
Andrew
with
Mrs.
Carroll
in
charre
of.
the
culinary
department.
Mrs.
s.
Darion
acted
as
sre.ncral
convenor
for
the
dance
assisted
hy
tin
ladies
oI
the
order.,
Mrs.
I)avid
Thomson,
was
ronvenor
for
the
il!'rni3itn-.asil'd
by
members
of
the
,
Olteen
Mary
ChanleiSnnd
muslu
atuY'tnocriiin
yas
iir
tjo'
band
of-,
Mr.
i:
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woodland.
W.
Jlra'A
offieialed
a't
the
door.
atinK
asain
it
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Mnrdwull
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Hoard,
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