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86
Tolerance
is
that
feeling
of
superiority
that
makes
you
feel
how
very
unimportant
are
the
opinions
of
all
your
neighbors.
Why
keep
sheep
.wheri'wo
or
three
little
l,lk
worms
can
supply
enough
material
for
a
lady's
gown..
Prince
Rupert's
population
is
increasing
and
the
crease
is
largely
a
natural
one.
r:t
rift
in-
Keep
Baby's
Skin
Soft
as
Velvet
Prevent
and
Relieve
Eczema
Mrs.
Albert
Bishop,
38
Laplanche
St.,
Amherst,
N.S.
writes:
"In
one
rk
my
baby
was
entirely
relieved
of
eczema
by
the
use
of
two
boxea
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment.
He
had
sores
all
over
his
back."
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
is
known
and
EVERYWHERE
appreciated
bv
mothers
who
have
with
gratitude
witnessed
the
benefit
it
has
brought
to
their
suffering
children.
Chafing
and
cracking
of
the
skin
is
often
the
beginning
of
eczema.
The
trouble
develops
where
two
surfaces
of
skin
rub
together
as
in
the
neck,
armpits
or
between
the
legs
of
fleshy
infants.
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
applied
after
the
bath
brings
relief
from
this
condition
and
prevents
eczema.
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment-
60cU.
bat,
ill
dealers
6rTbe
Dr.
A.
W.
Chase
Median
Co.
llraiUj
Toronto
2,
Canada
10.00
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c
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16c
f
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advertising
received"
subject
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION.
Tuesday,
May
3,
1927
GARDENING
IS
ORDER
OF
THE
DAY.
Ga
j6"'"5'
is
the
order
of
the
day-
DurinK
April
is
was
too
cold
and
damp
to
do
much
but
now
there
is
a
change
and
very
soon
the
flowers
will
be
blooming
and
those
who
like
horticulture
will
be
puttering
around
with
hoe
and
rake
and
spade.
Every
year
there
is
a
little
improvement
in
the
carden
facili
STICK
UP
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
good
citizen
has
among
his
virtues
pride
in
his
city.
He
always
speaks
well
of
it.
Thpro
nr
mnnv
nna
,ii
who
will
underrate
everything
that
has
to
do
with
their
home
tbwn.
,.,;
juoi
da
uau
as
uverraung..
iaKe
xne
simple
matter
of
population
as
an
instance.
Today
Prince
Rupert
has
a
population
of
over
eight
thousand
yet
there
are
people
here
who
tell
every
stranger
they
meet
that
she
has
only
six
thousand.
They
think
because
they
see
a
vacant
house
on
their
own
street
that
the
population
must
be
decreasing.
As
a
matter
of
fact
there
are
no
houses
fit
to
live
in
that
are
long
vacant
here
and
building
is
proceeding
all
the
time.
In
the
year
1921
the
official
'count
was
over
eight
thdtfsand
and
since
that
hundreds
of
houses
have
been
built
and
occuplied.
The
.
Chinese
think
they
know
everything
and
see
what
a
terrible
result.
i
WILL
SOON
HE
TIME
FOR
ROAD
BUILDING
It
will
soon
be
time
for
road
building
and
it
may
soon
be
expected
that
the
work
on
the
completion
of
the
Kaien
Island
main
highway
will
be
under
way
in
the
direction
of
Galloway
Rapids.
The
wor?.t
section
has
been
almost
completed
and
more
rapid
progress
will
likely
be
made
with
the
few
miles
stil(
to
be
built.
Once
the
road
is
out
as
far
as
the
rapids
it
will
le
worth
while,
buying
a
car.,
If,
as
is
rumored,
there
may
possibly
be
activity
at
Port
Edward
in
the
near
future,
the
road
will
likely
be
continued
to
that
place
before
it
is
built
up
the
Skeena
Valley.
The
fashionable
thing
today
is
to
buy
a
two-passenger
car
and
crowd
eight
people
into
it
CHINA
.MUCH
TO
HE
PITIED
Poor
old
China
is
having
some
bad
dreams
in
connection
with
her
awakening
from
her
long
slumber.
In
fact
she
is
today
afflicted
with
a
horrible
nightmare.
For
years
she
has
ceased
to
be
a
cohesive
nation
with
anything
approaching
stable
government,
and
it
may
be
.mi.
cars
more
oeiore
sne
comes
into
Her
own.
The
country
is
so!
unwieldy,
transportation
so
poor
and
the
mass
of
the
people
so
ignorant
that
it
will
possibly
be
a
century
before
she
rises
to
the
status
of
a
modern
nation.
Under
these
conditions
we
can
have
nothing
but
pity
for
her
and
if
we
can
in
any
way
help
our
neighbor
across
the
sea
we
should
do
so.
SPRING
SALE
AT
MRS.
FRIZZELL'S
stock
or
limn
oi
alitv
AMI
t
T-TO-IIATE
l.tllllv
WKAK
oiniiin
at
iiariiain
ritirrs
AT
MI.K
KTAKTIMl
mill
IV
MOKMMI
Mrs.
8
Ftlzrell
announces
her
Spring
Sale
of
Ladies
Wear,
commencing
on
Friday
morning.
This
has
been
a
back
ward
Spring
from
a
business,
as
well
as
a
weather
ooint
of
view
rh
rr
TUXIS
BOYS
PROVE
EXCELLENT
HOSTS
llrl
In
Training
of
Tnlled
Cliiirili
Kntertalnrd
by
Them
Hrnlne.
lst
evening
at
the
United
Church
the
TUxls
Boj-s
eh&rlalned
the
Canadian
dirts
in
Training
and
and
most
enjoyable
evening
was
spent.
Bongs
were
sung
by
the
boys.
Clifford
Carqeron
8ve
a
piano
solo
and
there
was
a
clever
Punch
and
Judy
show
staged
by
J.
Holroyd.
B.
Irvine
and
B.
Stevens,
the
principal
characters
representing
two
ot
the
young
people.
Oames
were
played,
refreshmenta
served
and
at
the
close
a
vote
or
thanks
td
the
boys
was
moved
by
UUw
Catherine
Irvine
and
carried
with
enthusiasm.
Among
the
glrla
present
were
Misses
!
P.
Harvey.
It.
Krlkevsky,
B.
Black.
Z.
Patmore.
C.
Irvine.
V.
Krlkevsky.
z.
Steen.
N.
Ourvlch.
M.
ThomDson
and
F.
Thompson.
The
boys
were
C.
Hacker.
J
Wrathall.
J.
Holroyd.
B.
Stevens.
B.
Patmore.
B.
Hunt,
E.
Smith.
W.
Bard.
A,
Macdonald.
J.
Bryant.
T.
Steen,
C
Cameron.
E
Anderson
and
J
L.
WOMEN'S
AUXILIARY
HOLDS
BRIDGE
PARTY
Krienteeii
Tables
al
Ktijoyalile
Ktrnt
IJi'-l
Mcht
In
Nurwr
lli.inv
An
enjoyable
bridge
party
was
held
last
night
in
the
Nurses'
Home
by
the
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary.
There
were
seventeen
tables,
and
prfee
winners
were:
tadlea'
first.
Mrs
TMt-Clymont;
lsdles'
coniolationMra.
H.
B.
Btllea:
men's
first,
Thor
Johnson)
Tfiien's
conflation,
Thomas
Andrew.
With
Mrs.
P.
a.
Pyle.
president
of
the
Auxiliary,
the
committee
in
elianre
of
the
event
consisted
of
Mrs.
pi,l
and
Mrs.
n,
M.
VlnsIon-
The
power
cruiser
Pride
of
tK
with
a
party
of
oommeK'UI
tfi,.i
aboard,
Is
in
port
from
Vancouver
and
is
moored
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Boat
House.
tt:
THE
DAILY
NEWS
RPAflTY
PARf
OR
takes
up
cudgels
i
DLrtu
1
1
rrtftLurt
:
RUPERT
F0R
PRIpjcE
OP
iiONG
AGO
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K.lltrlat
In
Vsniinrr
Per
lv
Writer
ot
letter
IM.ItNS
OK
SKI.KVt
VALI.KV
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ubIUhtd
Sul)
"KUOIts
txi.
Mtr-U.
inrM1rlal
;
.rttrl-
In;
w-aicfreferenet
.
waa.
made
.
to
the
lack
of
a
director
fir
HAZ
ELTON,
May
3,-Whlle
there
may
83
board
of
.lie-'
Canadian
not
have
fcf
n
beautv
Darior
in
the
t.
'r
t
-
prehistoric
days
the
Indian
brave,
and,,
by
t.Ctutilima
National
employee
belles
who
inhabited
what
Cen-
Is
now
eelved
nere
rm
,
known
Cana-tral
British
Columbia,
had
their
owndUn
National
Wnpiayee.
i
methods
and
appliances
for
enhancing
Whr
shm.M
v.nroum
have
rrore-
'
their
charm.
The
"rouge
and
cos-!
f
ntjOiori
in
th
r-.vrnment?
mettca-
used
were
obUlned
from
na-
As
for
repmeniauon
on
the
Cafci-j
turaJ
coloring
materials,
but
a
discovery
dlan
National
bcartl
why
should
Van.
made
here,
shows
that
hand
mirrors
j
corner
belfepreseoted?
No
otherttty
U,
also
Misted
In
those,
days.
The
dls-t,$hat
frleght
and
pawenger
traffic
la;
covery
was
made
by
a
Dominion
arche-
jahere
that
actually
originates
in
Van-.
'clogfst
party.
In
the
prehistoric
part;ejuver
City
Comparatively
rHtle;
the.1
of
the
ancient
Oitkhan
.village
site,
lm-'
tonnage
that
cornea
east
from
Vancou
mediately
below
Kazelton
on
the
Cans-1
dlan
National
Railways
one
of
the
ex
tremely
rare
stone
mirrors
known
to
hare
been
used
by
the
totem
pole
In
diana
of
the
Skeena
Valley
area.
The
specimen
Is
a
thin
slab
of
block
stone.
one
one
end
ena
or
of
which
wmcn
Is
is
narrowed
narrowed
for
for
a
a
ties
here.
ceremonies
In
the
days
before
'
the
'
white
Gradually
the
lots
around
the
homes
are
brought
into
TL.
T
.1-
!,f.
"J
U?2.,
,"!.0!m"
cultivation
and
where
formprlv
wr
im.
present-day
look-
.
,
.
uui
siuiiijja
aim
uu-
inij
elans,
sightly
weeds
there
are
today
lawns
and
flower
gardens
that
com-i
The
specimen
secured
u
being
nt
pare
well
with
those
in
part
of
the
oluwa
any
country.
What
is
needed
is
Uo
the
Nuonai
Museum
t
for
v
ii
v
u
u
j
nkt
icsiuniLS
lu
jteeii
nn
inp
trnnn
wnff
n
rti
c
k
m.-
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r
1
i,
i
.w
.
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.
,
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'
"
"
'
"
iiiiun
uuwtlUCI
!
'"WU
umng
wie
pTexusiOTic
Snow
and
floods
on
the
Canadian
prairies,
floods
in
the
Mississippi
valley.
Just
a
few
showers
at
Prince
Rupert.
surface
highly
polished.
One
of
the
cider
H&relton
Indians
demonstrated
to
the
archeoloirlsts
how
this
was
used.
Wfcen
the
mirror
surface
Is
wet
it
actu
ally
reflects
the
human
face
so
clearly
that
Individual
hairs
and
the'
color
oi
the
eyes
are
discernible.
This
Indian
stated
that
such
mirrors
were
used
by
the
Indians
when
they
were
"making
up"
their
faces
for
tribal
dances
and
'Indian
relics.
ver
such
as
It
la
is
made
up
mostly
of
exports
coming
through
Vancouver
and
timber
and'
marine
products
from
the
ecast
country
surr
jtmdlog
VansQufer.
The
province
as
a
whole
is
entitled
to
a
representative
and
has
one
P.
O.
w"
Dawson
w
of
-rnncc
Prince
Rupert.
nupcii..
o.t-.
B.C.
It
i.
la
;
handle
and
the
other
end
has
IU
flat
i
"'"thy
to
note
that
Alberta
and
Saskkt-
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
...
i
rTV
T.
innnl.rn.
thA
f
K
R
4rfltJt
lAttiAi
imng
uie
tour
times
tne
tonnage
inai
B.C.
contributes
haren't
got
a
single
representatWe
on
the
board
As
fcr
your
population
tttures
tt
ma)
be
that
the
official
government
cens&s
takers
are
all
wrong
and
the
local
bib-bits
of
the
board
of
trade
et
al
are
right.
My
money,
however,
will
be
placed
h
tfee
cftrernment
rmtai
fla-ure.
whteti
indicate
less
than
600.000
for
the
entire
province
of
B.C..
camoared
to
oarer
70U.-
0CO
in
Alberts
and
650.000
m
SatUtthe-
wan.
Nw
by
the
time
"you
extract
your
300.000
and
Victoria
("Omter
Vfcterla"
if
you
please)
claims
upward
of
100,000.
It
doesnt
take
much
Imagination
to
conjure
'picture
that
would
leave
the
rest
of
the
province
with
a
little
less
than
nothing
It
tee
thing
were
fftlknr-
ed
to
its
logical
conclusion.
V
a
rM
i
v.
r
4
Hlr.li4.
th.
K
Kl
a(
w..fcWH..
...
.
....
..WW..
V.
looking
into
the
mtrrar
and
exclaiming:
llcw
beautiful
I
am.
Some
day
undoubtedly
It
will
be
a
large
ty
bet
tt
wont
be
built
on
blah.
It
wHI
be
buUt
by
work.
Nor
wttl
It
erer
be
built
ezzentuny
ahead
of
the
rest
ot
the
province
and
the
weM
as
a
whole.
PS.
The
uctlos
of
the
Vancouver
harbor
board
.
have
pretty
well
sMked
their
goese
as
far
as
a
targe
part
of
the
grain
movement
from
Northern
Alberta
ts
concerned.
Prince
Rupert
sent
a
delegation
to
Edmonton
last
week
that
win
undoubtedly
result
In
a
still
of
this
cause
is
that
the
volume
or
'larger
movement
through
RuDert
Van-
sales
baa
not
been
as
great
as
was
an-1
couver
grain
figures
showed
a
trig
de
Udpated
and
rather
than
carry
anv
of
crease
for
12?
compared
with
a
oorres-
'
.
"Hi
Ul
CI,
MXS.
S
TIF
fen
haa
decided
to
forget
about
profits
for
the
time
being
and
move
the-
goods
out.
Mr.
Rind,
the
merchandising
so
successfully
conducted
the
Fan
sale
last
year,
has
arrived
and
Is
busv
repricing
the
whole
toe
It
which
will
be
offered
at
practically
cost
and
In
Jiany
cases
less
than
cost
on
Friday
"rooming.
Ladles
of
Prince
Rupert
and
district
who
are
so
well
aware
of
the
quaint
and
tastefulness
of
the
hata.
coats.
suits,
dresses
.
and
other
articles
of
Ladies'
Wear
which
have
Jieen
assemb
led
in
Mrs.
Frteeirs
store
this
Borlne.
are
assured
of
rtJ
tarn
In
nrtccs
on
garmenta
which
are
right
up-to-the-
minute
in
style.
Remember,
this
sale
atarta
on
Friday
morning
Advt.104
ponding
increase
via'
Rupert.
FINE
RESIDENCE
IS
BEING
BUILT
HERE
BY
INVESTMENT
CO.
a
permit
has
been
taken
out
by
the
!
I
ia
Terminal
Investment
Syndicate
for
a
'me
new
residence
to
be
built
for
rent
at
the
ncrtheast
comer
of
the
junction
I
I
CJ
rr
D
-
oTvuiiu
aiuj
imm
Avenues.
Fully
modern
and
with
all
the
latest
building
Improvements,
the
hMse
will
measure
30
by
24
feet
and
win
be
of
two
storeys
in
height.
It
mill
have
eight
rooms
and
tti
be
of
ttuose
finish.
Jack
Nelaon
hat
the
contract
for
the
building,
construction
of
which
baa
al-
leady
started,
and
tne
cement
tion
ana
stucco
work
win
be
V.
Basso-Bert.
The
president
of
the
Terminal
Invest.
ment
Syndicate,
whleh
ntiu
tu
Twt.M
Cafe
building
la
W.
E.
OotlUin.
Direct-1
IN!)
ACT
m.
c.
mack
with
Milton
Osnalea.
neere-
tary
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
.M
tV
3,
1911.
The
taking
of
Vlmy
Rldze
br
the
Canadian
forces
,
on
April
9
is
conceded
even,
by
American
papers
to
have
been
one
of
the
greatest
achievements
so
far
In
the
Oreat
War.
There
Is
talk
of
a
federal
election
thia
fan
and
consequently
there
is
con-sklersble
acltvity
in
restoration
of
voters.
Bennle
McDanlclls
won
the
city
roller
Was
So
Nervous
The
Least
Noise
Made
Her
Jump
Mra.
W.
n.
Yfcte,
Asliern,
Man-writes:-"
J.
was
bothered
very
mtieh
Jiltn
my
tftrt
M1
BfrTBii
,nd
tlie
least
noirn
woali
make
'me
jumn
and
alm.t
stop
my
heart
beating.
I
told
my
mother
about
It
one
dsy.
and
she
,ald
that
sbe
had
Uen
bothered
the
sunn,
way
and
told
tne
to
fet
4
bus
bf
I
had
taken
th
on
box
I
fUt
ftttlto
a
lot
b,ttfr
Md
b
th,
tlm,
j
h
d
.ri
tUr
b""
I
Bt
relief."
T.
Milbura
Co.,
lioiUd,
T0Ito,
Harmless
to
Eveiytfeq
Except
1MF-
V
Success
brings
imitation.
For
your
protection
LUX
is
always
sold
in
pack'
ages
never
in
bulk.
Why
experiment
when
you
can
have
LUX
?
BROTHERS
TORONTO
OuUng
eauUupiutMhip
Ut
tu(bt
liucn
fred
Wermlg.
The
rudies
were
D
Angelt.
Joe
Drew
and
W.
Blvthe.
U
founda-
I
Smart
was
time-keeper
and
L.
Dewhunrt
done
by
i
counted
the
laps.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News.
,
u
iunt
,
wi
ina
District.
Land
i
Becoming
District
of
Ilnce
Kunort
ana
aituate
in
vicinity
of
Captain's
Cove.
Pitt
Island.
BC.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Oosse
Packing
C.
Ltd..
of
32J
Howe
St
.
Vancouver.
11.C.
occupation
Flan.
Packera.
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
ueaerlbed
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
about
,
roue
aisunt
in
a
northerly
direction
from
Lot
tJM,
Range
4:
ihn-e
north
5
chains:
thence
east
20
chains;
Uienc
south
to
ahore:
tfcence
ei
along
shore
to
point
of
commencement,
and
con-'
slnlng
10
acres,
more
or
less.
OOS8E
PACKINO
CO
LTD..
.
.
Applicant.
Per
Chaa.
L.
Robert.
Agent
8
.Dated
April
7.
1937.
IN
TIIK
SUI'KEME
COL'irFoi'!
inuiiMi
CUMJMIUA
,a
15.'
ot
Companies
Act
being
Chapter
S8
of
the
RevHl
Chapters
ot
BrltUh
Columbia
l24
tn
the
Matter
of
the
Delta
Copper
Com-
AKE
NOTICK
tht
M
.
.
"
belor.
the
Ju
in
Chambers
at
the
Court
House
at
Prince
Rupert.
British
Cotumbu
on
Tueedsy.
tne
20th
day
of
u..
s
n
i27.
at
the
hour
of
ten
a
am
m
i
i
o
O'ClOCk
clock
in
in
the
the
fc
fnrn.
'J.M"
Order
permitting
the
pany
to
be
restored
Companies
.In
the
Provi
abc
above
named
Com-
fi
to
tk.
n
i
.
,mr,.ni.
.
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..".'"
S'r
or
Coiumbis.
Columbia.
of
61
In
the
the
nrrijv
office
,
of
the
Registrar
Companies.
Victoria,
n
r
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert
dav
of
Anni
a
n
1011
this
l&th
WILLIAMS.
MANSON
tt
OONZALES
Solicitors
for
the
Delta
Copper
Companv
1
w
p"
NOTICE
IN
THE
MATTER
of
an
applicatn.ii
JgT
?'
Provisional
firrWlSS
of
Title
for
Lots
twenty-one
(ail
i
section
vn.
a:
citrii-
Map
un.
---"
Uhd
"iiVlli,
be
produced
V
Tl
me
njir
intention
to
lue.
ait?r
th
TnHn.
t
on
of
one
month
from
the!
first
S
S
llcatlon
hereof,
a
Provision.?
'rJS,,:
Z
.
the
above
land
In
the
lot
Muriana
He
oruse
r.r..
.
3
cririnsi
oh
ri
'the
18th
October.
1914,
bered
67S0I
'
and
aa
dated
num.
nnU
pr,ne
p.
i
U.r
Ma:LEOD,
RUtrw
of
Titlea,
.
1
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Tbt
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(tmr
ctmn
jnv
Mn.
Iktt,
1.
U:
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Sj.,
r
j
fit
htm
Hjltn
;
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,
thai
Ihtrt
it
U
wli!ttlt
Itr
LUX.
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Washable
is
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Maguire
Over
Ormes
CROWN,
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My
nn
Hxprrl.
.Sunday
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E
rnlnf
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
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bt
Garden
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