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Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
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uauy
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Avenue.
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and
Circulation
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and
Reporters
Telephone
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advertising
should
be
in
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lintlv
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Clrculatloni.
DAILY
EDITIOIJ
Great
Britain's
Industrial
Efficiency.
A
ereat
deal
has
boon
said
TIIK
HAGUE,
April
7.
Princess
Juliana
lias
put
up
her
hair.
The
only
child
of
(ueen
WillieL
niinn-
and
lier
consort,
Prince
Henry,
will
he
17
this
month,
and
thus
enters
the
list
of
'European
royal
debutante,
Bobbing
and
shingling
find
mi
favor
at
the
Hutch
enurj,
where
this;ityle
of
coiffure
is
still
regarded
as
rather
too
ilarimg
for
a
princess.
Juliana
lia
dark
blond,
rather
slrnlkhl
hair,
and
looks
remarkably
like
her
mother
when
she
was
her
daughter'
ape.
The
You
have
to
chew
98
86
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
.
advertising
received
subject
i
t
vu
approval.
Wednesday,
April
?,
i
i26.
about
the
industrial
supremacy
of
I'jiited'siates
over
all
nalions
.
'
:
11
1
.-1
11
.
.
"i.iun
Muiju.
iM-ri-
is
vnni
uie
Winnipeg
nee
1'ress
say
in
defence,
ur
fire
a
I
Britain
011
the
subject:
"The
striving
for
greater
efficiency
in
production
has
been
a
niurkeil
feature
of
Hriiish
industrial
life
sinre
the
u-r
'rim
employers
were
forced
to
study
il
by
the
intense
competition
in
nun
national
coniuien
e.
.nu
me
workers
have
been
interested,
nlso.
because
they
know
that
with
a
more
efficient
system
of
production
thev
stand
in.
receive
a
hellee
return
Tin.
..,.ai
miner-
have
demanded
a
reorganization
of
the,
coal
mining
in-
uiimvj
unu
me
auopuon
01
improved
meniotls
or
production
because
of
the
benefit
which
t
hey
themselves
hoped
to
obtain.
The
great
scheme
which
the
British
government
has
been
considering
for
developing
electric
powerful
industrial
purposes
is
just
another
instance,
of
the
movement
for
higher
efficiency.
Price
Of
Production
t
As
Well
As
Quality.
,
"In
the
past,
Britain
has
depended
oil
the
qiialilv
and
workmanship
In
its
manufactured
goods
to
make
them
saleable
all
over
the.
world.
Willi
iucreasiilg
competition,
however,
the
question
of
prices
becomes
an
essential
factor.
And
this
leads
t;i
un
examination
of
-methods
of
production
anil
industrial
management.
Of
late
lhere
has
been
a
desire
in
Britain
to
learn
from
the
United'
Slates
ii(
(his
regard.
There
is
a
belief
among
the
workers
that
the.
higher
wages
and
higher
standac'
of
living
in
the
United
States
i
due
to
greater
industrial
effir
cjency.
Great
interest
is
being
hown
just
now
in
a
book
writ-'
Icy
by
two
young
Englishmen,
giving-the
results
or
their
investigation
of
industrial
methods
in
the
United
Slates.
Among
the
reasons
they
give
for
Ihe
prosperity
which
Ihey
found
in
the
United
States
were:
the.
prevalence
of
the
rule
of
promotion
by.
merit;
keenness
in
devising
time-saving
and
trouble-saving
appliances;
exchange
or
ideas
by
American
manufacturers;
elimination
of
waste"
and
conservation
of
energy
and
space;
well
planned
wel
rare-
work;
employment
or
the
best
men
available
anyw
ncre
tor
research
work.
Britain
Has
Many
Advantages.
"Clreol
Britain
has
many
advantages,
including
geographical
location,
coal
supply
and
shipping
facilities,
to
help
her
to
hold
her
place
in
the
forefront
of
industrial
nations
of
the
world,
and
Uie
determination
lo
improve
her
industrial
tnelliods
and
increase
and
cheapen
production
will
undoubtedly
assist
her
in
lneuting
the
intense
competition'
of
the
present
day."
NEW
ROYAL
'
DEBUTANTE
Princess
Juliana,
Daughter
of
Queen
Wllhelmlna,
Is
Seven-,
teen
This
Month
princess
will
be
a
most
eligible
nialch,
for
Hie
private
wealtti
ot
the
house
of
Orange
is
considerable
.
She
has
been
carefully
brought
lip
in
the
old
Dutch
tradition
of
quiet
efficiency
In
all
household
uris,
Mie
nas
not
been
abroad
much.
'and
Is
happiest
among
girrfrjends
of
her
.own
una.
i'ltJivough,.hoiji;
.her
father
and
grandmother
were
Herman,
feeling
in
Holland
is
much
again',
another
Herman
consort.
A
Scandinavian
prince
would
he
much
preferred.
,
Next
year,
oh
her
'
eighteenth
birthday,
she
will
assume
Urn
full
title
of
Princess
of
Orange-iXassnu,
and
a
memorial
will
he
unveiled
by
her
at
The
Hague
in
honor
of
.lultaria
von
Solherg,
the
saintly
mother
of
William
the
SJlent,
after
whom
she
was
named,
and
who
has
always
been
held
'up
before
her
as
an
example
of
piety
and
a
model
or
all
feminine
virtue.
UDEMlEfl
WHEAT
That
means
sound,
healthy
teeth
ELEVATOR
EXEMPTION
jicsme
Hie
elevator
bylaw.
Hie
ratepayers
will
vote
at
an
early
dale
on
the
cpieslion
of
borrowing
28,00(V
for
the
tarvia
sur
facing
and
repairing
of
paved
streets.
This
bylaw
was
also
put
through
its
first
readings
at
last
night's
council
meeting.
It
is
proposed
lo
float
five
5
oer
cent
debentures
to
cover
the
work.
CITY
COUNCIL
ASKED
FOR
ASSISTANCE
WITH
WELCOME
TO
SHRINERS
The
city
eouncil
was
reuuested
bisl
night
,
by
a
delegation
consist
iim
of
A.
L
Huzett-Joiies,
T.
Mctlymont
amf
II.
V.
0.
Lei.
die
to
erect
an
areh
of
welcome
nl
or
near
the
corner
of
Third
Ave.
and
Kiflh
Street
near
Uie
Ciiy
Hall
on
the
occasion
of
the
Shrine
convention
to
be
held
in
the
city
aext
month.
The,.,
delegation
pointed
out
that
the
local
xhriurr
were
planning
a
scheme
of
decoration
for
the
occasion
and
would
them
selves
erect
an
arch
on
Third
Ave.
II
was
nronosed
lo
have
these
arches
of
such
a
nature
that
they
might
subseipicntly
be
used
for
other
similar
purposes.
It
wan
stated
that
the
hoblinz
of
the.
ghrine
ceremonial
here
would
bring
some
300
or
4W.I
visitors
to
ine
city
from
as
far
distant
points
as
Portland,
Oregon,
nod
Juneau,
Alaska.
It
was
also
expected
there
would
be
some
SO
or
u
candidates
from
this
district.
There
would
also
be
the
Oizeli
Temple
Shrine
Band
from
Vic
toria
which
would
five
nuhlie
re
citals.
In
referring
the
matter
to
the
board
of
works.
Mtivor
Newton
expressed
the
belief
that
the
city
would,
endeavor
to
meet
the
CANADIAN
GOLD
IS
SAID
TO
BE
GOING
TO
STATES
AGAIN
NKW
YOUK,
April
7.
The
movement
of
gold
from
Canada
lo
the
United
State
during
tho
past
two
weeks
has,
according
to
reports
in
financial
circles
hero,
reached
the
$30,000,000
mark.
This
Is
the
largest
movement
of
the
yellow
metal
involving
New
York
since
the
import
from
dreal
llrltain
last
fall.
The
gold
remittances
arc
said
lo
have
been
Induced
by
tho
discount
at
which
the
Dominion'
dollar
has
been
selling
recently.
This
discount,
however,
lias
been
diminishing
during
the
last
few
duys
jimi
at
present
U
losi
than
one-third
of
one
Tier
cent.
According
to
the
Information
goin
the
rounds,
ftlH.OOO.nno
worlh
of
bullion
was
shipped
down
frnnt
Canada
during
tho
first
week
in
March.
The,
Dominion
government
was
said
lo
havo
been
consignor
for
15,000,000
of
the
lot,
while
commercial
interests
were
reported
to
havo
shipped
tho
balance.
For
(lie
?I2,.
000,000
gold
cargo
reported
delivered
during
(he
second
week
of
March,
the
commercial
interests
are
given
as
the.
aole
consignee.
THE
DAILY
NHv3
vV
1050
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
OXCF
noon
a
time
a
airl
coull
Bylaw
Given
First
Readings
by
'l,r,,isl1
''a
l'1"
Tor
his
'MftkKe
hul
nowadays
am;
is
be'-
Ro.innti
nA
uiii
k-
SK...iu
...
.....
wv
u
Presented
to
Ratepayers
A"tiyMv
providing
for
exemp-tionfrotti,
"municipal
taxation
of
the
local
ej'pYulor
pMnt
and
the
landjW
which
it
lies
un
its
being
'teased
by
the
government
to
the
Canadian
Wheal
Producers
I;td,'was
given
its
initial
read-
mgvtil
last
night's
council
meet-inig-
nndvwill
he
submitted
to
it
vole
of.tho
ratepayers
as
soon
as
11..
.
;
.
,
,
,
.
)
i
uo
ueccssary.
jorniniuies
nave
I11UM1
in
til
!
a.
I
t-i
1
1
Xhe
Cyla'w
provides,
that
the,
eievaioi
shall-he
exempt
mini
I
taxation
a
long
as
the
Canadian,'
W
heal
Producers
Ltd.
holds
and
operates
Biftplunt
either
by
lease
or
ownership,
there
being,
however,
a
ten
year
limit.
Kxcmp-lion
of
the
elevator,
it
is
explicitly
provided,
shall
he
contin
gent
upon
its
operation.
Aid.
Larsen
asked
if
the
council
had
.received
formal
notice
that
an
agreement
for
the
lease
of
the
elevator
had
been
made
between
Ihe
igovemnicnl
and
tho
wheat
pool.
He
was
answered
that
there
was
Mr.
Stork's
wire
which
had
been
previously
read
and
published.
The
cilv
had
been
in
formed
th'at
the
wheat
pool
had
taken
a
lease
on
the
elevator
Tor
(wo
years
with
the
notion
of
purchase
or
extension
of
lease.
tcr
able
to
furnish
the
cigarettes
and
matches.
NtiW'S
your
elianee
boys
t
lake
the
cue
from
Stanley
New
man.
W'V.
rend
that
i:ait.
Wilkin1!
Jill
f
111
I
lit
t
ill
I
nfil-ii-
T
f
lnif
I
lut
.luuf
Vilr'hT'
dliielled
lo
ki'i
Ihe
sleigh
docs
if
miiii!is
do
nol
arrive
soon.
Tins
will
he
11
ciie
of'cohl
doi;
"
uo
iloniit
WOULD
it.
ihe
eurreet
to
call
till!
Prince
(if
Wales
a
"fall
suyf"
MAItY
had
a
lit
t
lo
ear,
also
a
little
beau:
When
she
stepped
on
Hie
gas.
oh
my;
She
sure
made
thai
beau
go.
FlXANtUAIf
'
reports
state
thai
Walt
Mreet
brokers
are
nervou
Probably
the
bear
is
after
them.
.
TO
keeo
prn.ee
in
your
girl's
family
always,
take
Hie
dog
h
nice
piece
of
fresh
meal
wIi
mi
calling
in
Ihe
evening.
TIIK
modern
Another's
biineni.
I
did
not
raise-
my
boy
to
be
hootlejfger.
VK
hear
Hint
Ihe
Dead
Sa
may
ciiimi
La
life.
Someone
ha
iloutdles
emptied
a
kick
into
0
AN
aetata
has
trained
a
son
to
fojlow
her
prfe-Min.
He'K
probably
do
better
at
I
hat
thai
following
his
father.
LLT
editors
roam
A
editors
will,
,
The
Man
in
Ihe
Moon
Keeps
on
the
jnh
still.
He
turns
out
copy
As
a
daily
grind.
On
the
job-
day
ami
uihl.
As
.some
of
you
find-
,
SOW
tlmt
the
editer
lias
four.d
h'iiief
again,
It
gel
fOme
llilng
eNe
to
talk
about
and
aniline
ooreves
with."
His
er
nine
can't
always
he
slopping.
A
MYTH
is
a
female
moth,
ae
roruiriR
10
one
school
pupil
n
n'pi-eseuled
in
her
answers
lo
nti
oxiiiiunalion.
question.
Yes.
Mar
Jorie,
females
da
soineliines
ent
Iheir
way
into
one
s
pocket.
TIILIIK'S
one
thing
the
scieni
Us
bave
never
suceeleil
in
drt
ing
and
thai
is
IneasuHmj
tht
evaet
lenvlh
of
n
minute
used
h
a
woman
who
says
she
will
ha
ready
in
that
lime.
ir
me
wealner
,inriis
warm,
fish
stories
ought
to
begin
pretty
soon.
.
man
.can
1
make
up
much
of
a
yarn
wllh
these
cold
breeies
blowing.
-
.w.
-
AllADIO
message
from
all
Ihe
shiek
lieiidqiiarlers
in
lown
savs
the
hoys
were
all
practicing
Ihe
('harleslon
in
their
diirzinsr
nf
li'ff
w
J
phiug;
t
hie
KfhfiMls
per
fornv
at'
the
tbenlre'last
niaht:
:.
.
.
..j
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
April
7,
191B.
Mrs.
Don
Peek
will
spend
Ihe
summer
on
the
coast
while
Mr.
Peck
is
in
the
Peace
Htver
coun
try.
'
Mitchell
Albert
left
for
Alic
Arm
lasl
evening.
On
his
re-
A
Severe
Illness
Caused
,
Constipation
Mm.
yVm.
Hill,
Wnfn-lU,
8ak.,
writcn:
"Thrfe
jeani
t'o
I
had
a
trf
iicvvra
lllnem,
and
ever
floe
I
have
aufferej
with
conntipation.
A
few
iirsnthi
ago
a
friend
advUed
lue
to
ue
Milburn'
1
aire
which
I
did,
altluiugh
nftt
expecting
any
rexiilta,
lint
I
am
pleaned
to.
nay
Ihut
klnee
un
rig
them
I
hav
had
perfect
ue
of
my
bowels
without
any
trouble
or
pain,
and
hare
never
had
bleeding
ilen
nince.
Now,
I
never
fall
to
recommend
'Laxa
Llver
rills'
to
all
my
frienda."
1
Put
un
only
by
The
T,
Mlllurm
Cu.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out.
ft
ifm'
nfhprmnlhar
VUUVWWVW
MMMMt
iff
JIjlfl
Iff
III
M
MjjM
Sllll(bbC
believes
in
Cifehuoij
too
Mother
it
the
Jlealth
Doctor
lorn
he
hope
lo
be
irhle
lo
an-'
lounce
thai
fbiui
fifty
to
seven-'
'y-five
men
will
lie
wanted
for;
'he
construction
there.
I
.lark
Oniek,.
of
the
fluuibla!
Mining
CniiiiianVnf
Allin.
nassed!
through
on
h(s';vv-iy
iinrlli
on
Ihe'
Sonhi.l
todiiv
'
.tnek
'illil
mil
!-!
turn
Hlpne'fhis'Jrlp
lull
was.
nc
i'Otiitiniiteil
In'.
li".
OnUli
M
)
s
A
u
it
a
llono
.
ahil
.1
.
M
a
rl
In
better
known
'tis
'im'Hev'.'
were
fpiietly
married
this
forenoon.
I
lie
ceremony
helnjr
performed
bv
Ihe
llev.
.1.
I',
fliininirk
FILM
CENSORSHIP
URGED
IN
GENEVA
OKNTVA,
April
7.
-A
movo-
tnelil
to
tuolecl
cliiblreit
Ihroiiivhoul
the
world
from
unde
sirable
moving
pictures
has
been
initialed
by
the
League
of
Nations
Advisory
Commission
nn
Chllil
Welfare,
which
adopted
a
resolution
for
Ihe.
creation
of
Cenlral
Censorship
Hoards
In
each
counlry,
composed
of
educationists
and
parents.
Tho
resolution
stipulates
that
these
boards
should
prohibit
the
presentation
of
films
demorallz-iiijr
to
the
mentality
and
morality
of
children,
and
encourage
films
which
develop
the
education
of
a
child.
It
further
recommend
nti
international
entente
hetwcen
lhe
National
Hoards,
wllh
a
view
In
International
Interdiction
of
undesirable
'pictures.
National
legislation
(
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lierseJf,
only
an
hour
ago
revelled
in
the
cleansing,
protective,
invigorating
joy
of
a
lifebuoy
bath.
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has
learned
to
identify
the
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pupil
almost
at
sight.
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shining
faces,'
antiseptically
dean
little
lands
and
glowing
skin
tell
their
own
story.
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knows
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is
an
invisible
shield
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skin
infections
and
the
germs
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them
germs
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lurk
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dust
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din
everywhere.
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