1
v.
Sensation
of
the
Musical
World!
56e
Jartmsimck
PanatroDe
The
Entire
Musical
Scale
His
Majesty
King
George
V
H.R.H.
the
Prince
of
Wales
&
H.R.H.
the
Duke
of
York
Have
Furnished
Their
Royal
Quarters
with
Brunswick
Panatropes
Royalty
prefers
the
Brunswick
Panatrope
World's
first
and
only
proven
electrical
record
-playing
medium
and
the
only
one
to
reproduce
EVERY
note
of
the
ENTIRE
musical
scale.
The
Brunsvick-Balke-Collender.
Company
of
canada,
limited
Toronto,
Montreal,
Winnipeg,
Calgary,
Vancouver
THE
MUSIC
OF
THE
PANATROPE
IS
THE
STANDARD
WHICH
IMITATING
MANUFACTURERS
ARE
STRIVING
TO
ATTAIN.
Visit
your
Bruntuick
dealer's
to-day
and
en-joy
a
demonstration
of
the
Brunswick
F
ANA-TROPE.
Many
magnificent
models,
priced
from
JIJ5.
up.
MASON
ISCHNOS
are
built
for
a
lifetime
of
pleasure
giving
service.
Compared
from
any
angle,
with
any
other
piano,
Mason
&
Risen
instrument
will
at
once
appeal
to
your
better
judgment.
One
Trice
from
Coast
to
Coast
Monthly
Payments
gladly
arranged
We
have
a
splendid
floor
dhiplay
of
Brunswick
Phonographs
and
Mason
&
ltisch
Pianos.
J.
LORNE
MacLAREN,
LIMITED
LET-ER
RAIN!
Slickers
and
Kubber
Hoots
will
keep
you
dry
We
have
the
Slickers
for
Ladies
and
Misses
in
Keel,
Blue,
Yellow
and
Rose.
,
For
Boys,
in
Black
and
Olive
Khaki
color.
Also
Rainhats
to
match.
llcTcer
Rubber
Boots
for
Ladies
and
Misses
in
Grey,
Red
'
'
iuurllo.se.
.Gum
Boots
for
Boys
and
Men
in
knee
length,
tl
three
quarter,
and
hjp.
,
We
carry
the
Dominion
Rubber,Brand
and
guarantee
every
pair.
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
We
de,iver
Phone
6-15.
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
ths
daily
rrnra
face
nva
TEA
COMPANY
INVADING
U.S.
CanjHften
Industry
Spreading
in
Country
te
Haulh
due
to
.k
Enterprise
H.
1
nQu
ADA
TEA
ItOlI.DINC
Hob.
P.
C.
LarfcJn
Officiated
at
Opening
CeremiHty
for
ltulld-ins
at
HtMton
One
bun
gj
deal
stout
the
panaion
of
VaqM
-fltatia
Industry
In
Canada:
tbetefo
M
Ja
Interesting
to
noU
that
CanadAm
4tm.
and
do.
paad
tnetr
buataaas
on
the
other
aid
of
the
border.
Thie
v
emphasised
at
tha
recent
opening
In
Boa
ton.
Maaw..
of
the
magnificent
nam
building
of
the
Bated
Taa
Company
a
Canadian
enter-prlaa
with
world-wide
ramltlcatlona.
Tha
but
Id
inn
was
openad
by
the
Honorable
P
C
LrlUn.
In
the
presence
of
Governor
Puller
of
WaaaacnturtU.
Mayor
Ntekola
of
Boston,
and
Veadtttg
State
and
city
oAclala.
Referring
to
'.he
lmpolng
nature
of
the
building.
HON.
T
C.
LAKKIV
-nd
'.he
lac:
thai
.1
Wa
tac
largest
In
:he
world
devoted
t;
ihe
packing
ol
taa.
each
speaker
commented
upon
the
success
which
had
attended
thla
great
Canadian
entarprlae
in
tba
United
Statas
field
Architecturally
the
building
la
a
handsome
ten-storey
structure,
and
eB-joy
the
distinction
of
poaacaatng
a
pit
It
of
the
it
nest
bronze
dooiv
Uv
the
world
These
doors,
which
are
tha
work
of
Henry
Wilson,
an
English
sculptor,
were
warded
a
medal
by
the
fVeneh
Salon,
where
models
ware
on
exhibition
this
spring.
They
are
said
to
rank
In
heauty
with
the
doors
of
the
cathedrals
in
Milan
and
Mayenoe.
The
interior
of
the
building
la
notable
for
the
remarkable
collection
o:
tapestry,
carvings,
cloisonne
ware,
meta!
work
md
ceraif.los.
Oreat
Buddnes
which
have
teen
centuries
pass,
gacc
patiently
with
folded
arms
upon
a
modern
business
Richly
colored
Oriental
rugs
transform
the
floor
Into
gay
varden
patches
with
aisles
of
marble.
In
the
great
windows
some
of
the
smaller
and
rarer
pieces
present
themselves
to
the
passing
public.
Throughout
the
building
officials
and
employees
will
have
light,
airy
and
moat
pleasant
surroundings
In
which
to
work,
with
a
luxuriant
clubroom
on
the
top
floor
for
rest
and
relaxation.
The
clubroom
is
furnished
-with
handsome
lounges
and
large,
comfortable
chairs
upholstered
In
English
red
morocco,
tables
In
color
to
match.
Oriental
ruga
on
the
floor,
and
rare
Chinese
tapestries
on
the
walls,
with
antique
pieces
distributed
around
the
room,
and
on
the
Inner
waU
a
huge,
Inviting,
open
fireplace,
just
Below
the
clubfocuiv
Is
the
$if.eteria.
to
be
rBaintalnfd
ty.
Gf
.the,em-pjoyees...
'"
"
'
;,.
.
.S
EtieakhiE'
About
the
.beauties
c:
ftMj
buUd&ft.
Air.
-te1m&0WW
(SpuWr
VPU
.Xapv:
d(nt
want
"to'be
I
boastful
about
these
works
of
art.
The
building
Is
new,
but
we
have
been
many
years
collecting
some
of
the
nlc
est
things
we
have.
All
our
buildings
have
the
same
general
sort
of
surrounding
for
executives
and
employees.
We
started
doing
these
things,
years
ago
before
we
even
had
much
money
to
spend
tn
such
ways.
"It
Isn't
extravagance,
really.
For
bidding
surroundings
hinder
production
in
any
line
of
business.
I
know
that
I
it's
good
business.
We
very
seldom
have
any
one
leave
our
employ,
sometimes
two
whole
years
go
by
without
a
person
leaving
the
company
either
In
Canada
or
United
6tats.
We
have
never
had
any
labor
disputes
it
any
kind.
Such
things
cost
money
It
Is
exnenslve
to
train
new
employees.
It
Is
expensive
to
put
employees
In
a
Jail
like
place
and
have
them
merely
endure
their
work
until
the
time
comes
when
they
can
get
out."
Mr.
Larkln
was
asked
about
the
re
-port
that
the
Salads
Company
paid
marriage
bonuses
"Oh,
certainly:
'we've'
done
that
for
years.
It
tah't
much.
When
an
em
ployee
Is
married
tba
company
presents
a
cheque
for
8100.
And
for
every
child
born
to
an
employee
we
give
a
like
amount."
"How
about
twins
and
triplets'''
chimed
In
a
reporter.
Back
came
the
twinkle:
"It's
never
happened
yet.
but
the
custom
stands
good
for
that
aball
we
caU
It?
emergency,
too
$100
for
each.
These
little
donations
for
a
'sunny
day'
are
In
addition
of
course,
to
payments
made
under
the
rw
-
fm-
XiU
wth
oui
employees
to
the
extent
-Sign
of
Hope
that
the
business
may
permit
year
by
year."
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
si:iti:mih:u
30,
1917.
Itev.
Canon
O.
A.
Rtx
officiated
at
the
funeral
of
the
late
Axel
Qartland
which
took
place
this
afternoon.
Pallbearers
were
Aid.
John
Dybhavn.
Aid.
George
B.
Oaaey,
A.
Christiansen,
louls
Leroux
and
C.
K.
Ytreberg.
Loss
of
between
$4,000
and
$5,000
Is
estimated
as
result
of
the
turning
turtle
of
a
coal
laden
barge
at
the
Albert
ti
McCaffery
wharf.
The
advent
of
prohibition
j-
Prince
E2
r
mf
THIS
is
a
msacage
of
Hope
an
assurance
of
better
health
for
the
weak,
iH-nouriilied
pertoti
witc
stands
in
peril
cf
Tuberculosis.
Are
you
willing
for
your
own
sake,
or
tlie
cake
1
of
toirseone
very
dear
to
you,
to
follow
these
simple
suggestions?
To
Avoid
Tuberculosis
Recognize
that
Tuberculosis
is
preventable
and
curable,
if
combative
measures
are
taken
early.
That
patent
medicines
and
"quick
cures"
not
only
do
no
good
but
actually
delay
the
real
cure.
That
a
qualified
physician
can
quickly
detect
'-Tuberculosis
and
prescribe
treatment
which
may
check
the
disease
at
the
very
start.
That
Tuberculosis
of
the
lungs
is
in
reality
a
grim
battle
between
hordes
of
germs
and
the
protecting
hosts
of
living
cells
which
form
the
lining
of
the
lungs.
A
healthy
person
can
win
the
contest
in
ifact
he
is
winning
it
every
hour.
.That
you
can
strengthen
the
system
to
resist
the
disease
if
you
live
as
much
as
possible
in
the
sun-
Rupert
was
quiet.
Toward
midnight
last
night,
there
were
a
few
heated
street
corner
debates
but
little
serious
trouble
arose.
HOTEL
AltKIVAIS.
.
Prince
Kupert
B.
L.
Jamleson,
Calgary;
J.
M.
Smith
and,
J.
Ooles,
Port
Esslngton;
Mrs.
Alan-son
Weeks
and
Miss
Lenore
Weeks,
San
Francisco:
General
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Ash-ton,
Ottawa;
D.
F.
Davidson,
Vancouver;
Harry
Townsend,
Seattle;
Dorothy
Ahl-strom,
Le
Crosse,
Wis.:
Mrs.
Ralph
Oh-maa,
Ketchikan.
CENTRAL
E.
Gratton.
city;
J.
Weis
and
5.
W
Sibley,
O.N.R.;
Mrs.
T.
Pearson,
BWde-gate.
SAVOY
H
M
Burlinghame.
Seattle;
Mrs.
Duff.
Smlther?;
Joseph
J.
Herron.
Vancouver
Wash
with.
Zam-Bok
Medicinal
Soap.
1
Wfv
v
1
"
0
.
.'...'
-V"
shine,
breathe
fresh
air,
avoid
overwork
and
eat
nourihioQ
food.
To
Cure
Tuberculosis
If
you
have
a
chronic
cough
with
a
failing
app;-titc
and
loss
of
weiglit
and
notice
symptoms
which
you
do
not
understand,
go
at
once
to
your
family
physician,
and
get
his
opinion.
At
this
stage
of
the
disease
the
greatest
danger
is
the
danger
of
delay.
Change
of
climate
is
not
always
necessary.
In
the
hospitals
for
treating
Tuberculosis
hundreds
of
people
are
cured
each
year
or
have
their
lives
greatly
prolonged.
They
.receive.
proper,
medical,.,
treatment,
plenty
of
rest
in.
the
pure
air
and
learn
how
to
build
up
their
system
to
combat
the
disease.
For
the
same
attention,
you
will
have
to
pay
no
more
than
you
can
afford.
.
,
,
Don't
leave
your
health
to
chance.
Let
a
doctor
examine
your
physical
condition
at
least
once
a
year.
Better
health,
longer
life,
greater
happiness,
a
more
whole-souled
joy
in
living
will
be
your
rewards.
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LM
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