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For
35
years
the
public
have
been
dally
testing
'.'SALADA"
Tea
In
millions
off
teapots
Over
200
million
pounds
have
been
sold
More
is
demanded
every
day
Do
you
know
how
good
"SALADA"
1st
Sold
at
all
grocers
Ask
for
it.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUFKRT
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COLUMBIA
Published
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Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
limited,
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Avenue.
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Edkor.
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United
States,
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year
...
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other
countries,
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year
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preacher.
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r
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that
l;i--
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il
have
rebelled
ajraiii.-l
in.
e
stiema
cried
out
lor
eiuali'
di
n.:n-e
that
way.
They
w
ill
l',
it
thro
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and
t
hat
i
tow
ar
i
a
p
mi
Winn
equally
esteemed
v.
tin
v.
mk
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arti.-tie
manner.
COLLEGE
EDUCATION
Th
coUege
education
today
aeems
to
tend
to
keep
the
classes
apart
but
that
is
true
only
in
a
few
cases
and
it
is
usually
the
college
graduates
that
come
from
the
working
classes
who
are
most
anobbith.
The
university
should
have
a
broadening
effect,
else
it
is
not
a
true
university.
Graduates
should
be
the
most
democratic
people
in
the
world.
They
should
know
something
about
the
-ork
of
U
clahaea,
all
religions,
all
sects,
all
world
movements
an
all
those
thiiifs
which
tend
to
make
for
the
betterment
of
the
race
and
the
iultintate
solution
of
our
difficulties.
FILLING
UP
CANADA
The
filling
up
of
Canada
with
immigrants
merely
that
the
population
may
be
increased
so
that
business
may
be
better
and
taxation
lessened
will
not
mean
more
business
or
less
taxation,
according
to
lion.
Charles
Stewart.
Minister
of
the
Interior,
who
in
addresaing
the
Montreal
Canadian
(Tub
indicated
that
such
a
policy
of
immigration
would
not
live
up
to
expectations.
He
sounded
a
strong
note
of
warning
against
a
"wide-open"
idea
of
immigration.
The
minister
was
of
the
opinion
that
the
first
task
in
Canada
is
to
make
agricultural
conditions
as
prosperous
as
possible,
so
that
thero
will
be
a
contented
agricultural
population.
In
throwing
out
a
sug-gestlon
to
provincial
governments,
he
expressed
the
opinion
that
provinces
should
look
after
placing
settlers
brought
in
by
the
Federal
Governpnnt,
even
if
it
means
that
Ottawa
made
payments
to
the
provinces
to
that
end.
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Canadian
Products
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in
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of
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ev;itimate
occupations
are
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in
a
workmanlike
and
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Canadian
food
made
of
Canadian
Wheat
in
our
beautiful
neyv
sun-lit
Canadian
Factory
at
Niagara
Palls,
Canada.
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GENOTAFH
FUND
TOTAL
COLLECTIONS
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Morgan
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OS
ANNUAL
SNTERTAINfttEfJT
BY
LOCAL
BOY
SCOUTS
KntftlsV
aud
l4fteM4nr
rintlM
MuriUf
trsdl'ig
The
TbUd
Prince
Jtupert
Troop
of
Boy
Itfwute
held
iu
enUrtalnment
and
camp
(Ik
In
the
JElaa'
Hall
last
evening
with
l(ayor
Meord
presiding.
The;
tiojs
gave
a
goad
actflunt
of
themael-
j,
f
hresng
hod
news.
He
sent
the
es
in
presenting
the
program
which
lfouowiiig
utter
to
the
wife
of
one
of
ncjuded
a
Mind
1M
boxing
bout
alpjhl,
punn.
"Mr
Curtis:
Your
hus-a
sttind
or
two
betwsjtn'
Vob
Houston
jframfs
bathing
ault
waa
washed
out
to
and
gem
OtfMe.
Demo
nitrations
lnLt
tnU
m9rning
and
it
will
probably
rt
AiA
Wm
i
i"n-
nttcl4i8fr
tmpoaslhie
to
recover
it.
P.8
-
Your
Tefl
MUk
gftiprrt
Bcouto"
was
MmiZvtbttia
WM
inia,.
u
tively
rettdered.
the
prsgnun
was
in-'
terppswed
With
vosal
aclos
by
Mrs.
P.
"What
a
ripping
time!
Exclaimed
C.
filler
anc
Mrs.
H.
Forrest
and
ajthe
la(3y
,pta4or
as
she
watched
the
Sin
selection
by
JUthleen
Bulger
and
tugby
match
to
which
some
of
the
,oag
by
Mr.
Vandewater.
H.
and
their
Jerseys
almost
torn
ii
t
gave
a
pianoforte
solo
and
also
qji
tbelr
basks.
.
i
as
acccmpanlst
(or
the
evening,
j
v.
)!--
numbers
.were
well
received.
i
.a
:
al
event
was
toe
gatbaring
of
v
:
troop
of
seouu
aad
cub
(or
qmsi
ot
in'
neighbors
u
a
good
e
camp
fire
Where
songs
aodon,
to
let
alone.
'"'
iwtifum
j.
Jtm
n
i
Mixi
was
creeted"
by
a
visit
from
I
The
ntkt
best
thing
to
being
a
king
I
:.
h
ioer"
who,
proved
a
versatile
..
vc.r
a
katte
uniform
and
wield
a
i
.,
.
:
both
as
a
musician
and
lm-
i
.-,a.,'
:.
This
waa
ably
peripnned
.
ii.
av
Aatorla.
i
in
King
the
prtjnm
to
a
cou
th
p
chairman
complimented
i,
h
.master
on
the
good
work
b
lne
Dy-
4n
,,-i,
P.
C.
Miller's
leadership
ahowed
on
training,
ine
ainging
oi
ine
-
isl
Anthem
broght
a
pleasant
and;
.ijoyable
evening
to
a
close.
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
finance
committee
of
the
Domln-.uu
Day
celebration
has
decided
to
accept
the
tender
of
P.
Pavlch
for
all
concessions
In
connection
with
the
forthcoming
celebration.
Patrick
Philip,
deputy
minister
of
public
works.
Is
spending
a
few
days
lii
this
district
oil
official
duties.
Charles
A.
Pyne.
president
of
the
Cariboo
Automobile
Association,
has
en
listed
Or.
H.J.
Meiklejohn
of
Winnipeg.
president
of
the
Sovereign
Life
Aasur
ance
Co..
aa
a
member
of
the
Aasocla
tion
A
Conasrvatlve
Association
haa
been
crganlred
at
Longworth
with
off)
cars
as
follows:
president.
W.
N.
Jaeck:
vice-president,
Claude
Mallory;
secretary,
Pred
Clarke;
treasurer.
M.
I.
Turner;
fsecutive.orvs
Prsther,
Lstnoos
Thomp-
The
annual
conference
of
forest
ranger
of
this
district
was
held
In
the
city
at
the
end
of
last
week
with
C.
D.
Orchard,
district
forester,
presiding.
Those
present
were
W.
W
Wilson,
Port
Fraser.
I.
P.
W.
Heath.
Vanderboof:
Alex.
Hunter,
Prince
George:
J.
X.
Mat
Meson
and
H.
R.
Sanson.
Oiesa
Lake;
Oeorge
Porbes,
Dome
Creek;
William
Lowry,
McBrlde.
The
management
denies
that
the
ac
commodation
of
St
Michael's
Anglican
Church
here
is
crowded
to
capacity.
F
J.
Shearer
la
now
in
control
of
the
local
telephone
company
of
which
be
has
been
elected
secretary-treasurer.
The-
president
is
J
Y.
Campbell
and
i
ther
dlrectora
are
J.
A.
Shearer,
A.
B.
Moffatt
and
Bobert
McCsJtery.
Arthur
Watt,
late
with
the
B.C.
Telephone
Co.
In
Vancouver,
has
been
named
mauagcr
of
the
company's
affairs.
The
resignation
of
Rev.
8.
T.
Qsl-
braitn
as
pastor
of
the
United
Church
here
was
accepted
at
a
congregational
meeting
on
Sunday
night
Rev.
E
O
Thompson
of
Olscome
and
Rev.
Dr
McKlnnon
of
William
Lake
are
men-lonedM
pcwslbU
successors.
Harry
V.
Ooodwtn
who
has
been
em
ployed
in
the
local
Canadian
National
telegraph
office
tor
the
past
five
years,
has
been
appointed
manager
of
the
commercial
office
In
Kelowna
and
-Will
leave
next
week
to
take
up
his
new
duties.
"Save
the
forest
Week"
was
Started
here
on
Sunday
evening
with
Cljlm-
nej
fire
in
the
home
of
C.
D.
Oichjtfd,
dlitrict
totwetaf.
Judge
ttobeiftapn
P
E-
Wilson
and
J.
McLean
nave
returned
fspm
Pou.ce
Qoupe
where
a
session
ol
County
Cour
w
(
recently.
Dr.
H.
8.
Trefrv
and
Jacob
Lelth
are
the
latest
ajten'.-rrs
of
the
Prince
George
Board
ef
Trude.
RV.
T.
Dfwnc;cr.
Anglican
Church
minister,
announrr
that
each
Sunday
hs
will
answer
questions
put
to
hlin
during
'the'
week
b
members
of
the
congregation.
A
son
was
born
last
Friday
In
the
Prince
Oeaa
Hospital
to
Mr.
nnd
lira.
WUllajn
H6JJsney.
Man
in
the
Moon
Th
WW
Infectious
thing
In
the
world
to
the
art
o:
smiling.
Ycu
may
have
heard
of
the
man
who
could
'not
Caul
his
olotAes
the
m.rn'iiu
mlfv
when
he
awoke
aboard
K.
aure
he
hart
Min.ad
them
Into
a
cupboard
with
a
lltiu'
round
glass
door
.n
U
If
you
have
nothing
ot
aSV,
there
1
no
need
to
'
let
all
the
world
BMdW
It
'
by
Uislstlng
upon
talking.
I
There
reaUy
la
no
need
to
go
9
e
Arctic
to
COef
discoveries.
Trim
iff
mote
things
happening
In
Prtnoe
Jsti-uert
than
Booet
people
Imagine.
,
A
real
Ufjr
nan
la
one
who
never
even
get
eprtng
fever.
The
proprietor
of
the
bath
house
at
bMCh
somewnat
gentle
wav
aar
nattton
which
makes
a
person
I
diasanealWe
stM
'save
an
intense
dislike
u
baton.
It
s
simply
exhlllrating.
A
prominent
ctttaen
is
one
who
i
(uses
to
wear
a
Mue
suit
In
the
even-
A
Jay
hr
a
handsome
bird
but
he
la
:
uteleM
for
,nytn,n(,
Ue
than
being
handaome
I
wish
I
were
a
scientist
To
take
a
summer
trip
Away
north
to
Siberia
In
a
pretty
sailing
ship.
-
f
There's
nothing
so
chilling
as
a
bang
manager's
"Horry."
I
walked
Into
the
bank
At
a
lively
btSKMas
pace
And
borrowed
fifty
thousand
On
nothing
Mil
my
face.
Berhaps
you'd
like
to
try
To
Immltate
my
plan
You
earn
your
thcie.ne
lint
and
then
Ypu
borrow
If
you
can.
Hot
.
words
are
apt
to
make
cool
friends.
Jake
aeys
that
,
girls
are
queer
animals,
i
The
girls
do
things
Trait
give
them
;.
tbffUs
And
Heear
the
thlfga
.
-j
'
That
cause
thm
chills.
They
dress
themselves
To
make
a
kill
Then
leave
old
dad
To
pay
the
bill.
Men
are
meek
bfsjffvhan
they
once
were.
They
used
to
steal
ktoeea
but
they
do
not
need
to
be
robbers
any
more
Vjd
ur
Child's
"SSL
Cold
Needs
this
Double
Treatment
Children
hate
to
be
"dosed."
When
rubbed
on,
Vick$
relieves
colds
2
ways
at
once
without
"dosing":
(1)
Its
healing
vapors,
released
by
the
body
heat,
are
inhaled
direct
to
the
air
passages;
(2)
"It
draws
out"
the
soreness
like
an
old-fashioned
poultice.
acts
ways
at
once
ICKS
ri
Vapor
ub
Over
t?
Million
Jars
lssoYmu
Tha
Time,
the
Place,
and.
.
,
Wipe
PHONES
THAT
IS
IN9T7SU-ED
AND
REftDY,
AND
YOU
RE
C
ALU
THAT
TQ-NlGHT
yppR
f
AVOVXITE
STATION
5
UN
TMfc
MK.
.
AND
THEN
VOU
TUNE
(N
ON
YOUR
DISTANT
5TA.TION
AND
WOW
SUCH
STATIC
AND603H
YOU
FINAJ-LY
GIVP
UP
v
mi
CUT
PLUG
Soothing
yet
a
man's
smoke
COOL
AND
FRAGRANT
Ten
Years
Ago
Ir
Prince
Kupert
I'll
1
1.
17.
IBIM.
This
morning
a
foreigner,
who
had
txep
living
for
some
months
at
the
bead
of
Tucks
Inlet,
wsa
turned
over
H
the
military
authorities
by
Magistrate
Alfred
Cans.
A
friend
waa
fined
M0
and
costs
for
refusing
to
tell
the
authorities
of
the
evader's
location.
The
fine
new
modem
mill
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Lumber
Co.
at
Seal
Cove
wul
span
be
in
operation,
it
will
have
j
Sally
capacity
of
lMoo
feet
of
lum-let
and
1M4S0
shingles.
Members
of
the
International
ruber-'J
Oranralselwrl
will
be
here
nest
week
cnieute
to
Ajaeks.
The
conuniaalon
ccnaUU
of
Hon.
W.
C
Redfleld,
Kdward
T.
Sweet.
Or.
H.
M.
Smith.
Maitland
qwlght
and
Bdwaed
T.
Qulgley.
rapre-Kft4ng
the
Baited
states,
sad
Bon.
J.
IV
ligcen.
O.
J.
peabarau.
W.
A.
Pound
ijd
Arnold
Roberts,
representing
Can
.
.
.
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YHSTEltlUV's
lf,.r
VAMCOtrySB.
April
M
The
closing
price
of
number
1
Northern
wheat
yes
rdsy
fas
1.69'i
DEPARTMENT
OF
5IINI3S
XOIKK.
Attention
of
o..or-
:i
ooeratora
of
metalliferous
mines
is
o
T
dto
the
re-
Sulrements
of
the
Met.
.
.rous
Mines
gulatwn
Act
of
Bnt.
.::
Columbia
which
provide
that
Bn
11
idergrovuna
blAtlng
operations
must
u
performed
by
comoetent
men
whn
hni.i
.
-iV7i
follows'
comp"e"cy
:or
'"'
ork,
as
Permane:it
blasting
certlflcslei
ahall
be
obtained
from
an
Inspector
of
Mines.
Provisional
blasting
certl-flcates
valid
for
a
period
not
exceed-
"i?e$
1H'
or
unt"
l
t
ir'L0'
.th.
Jnepector
of
Mlnen.
may
be
panted
by
the
mine
superinten-denf
or
a
qualified
person
authorlaed
mln
wperlntendent.
No
more
than,
on
provisional
certificate
ahall
be
granted
to
one
and
the
same
IKES
-.
hf
.ob?
ni,h.
'r"ra
.is?
Mia
duplicate
of
each
provision
cenincate
issued
must
bs
tert
to
the
office
of
the
ChHjJKtS
Of
Mines.
Vintori.
un
Notification
regarding
the
openlne
of
e
new
mine
or
the
rs-onenina
of
old
mine
shouin
KTmV-.l7i
.f
.
I.
an
inspector
of
SfneV
vTctorir
oTto"
the
tnspeotor
ef
Mines
for
the
dlstr"ctforJ
oeiore
work
Is
comn
ennui
b"1-''(
"otiflsd
of
the
enmmattee-2?f
1
SLJn,n!n
Ppewtions
the
IiitMotor
S1'
,uiEir,",C0Py
of
the
Mpt.iirSui
Ion
Act
ROBT
riTivu
wi-te,,.
0RPuty
Wnlxtor
f
Mines.
19tb
April,
1038.
m
RADIO
AMD
QUITTING
TM(
HftVtR
TO
COfe
,
THN
tftSJo
VOU
R09H
HOrABBOUTYPyR
SUPPER
--
AND
YOU
GET
YOUR
FAVOR.
-ITC
PIPE
,
IT'S
THE
TIME,
THE
PLACE,
AND
QflPWS-YOU
LIGHT
OP
AMD
TUNB
IM
ON
L0CL,
AND
SAY
r..
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r
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pretty
Good
mr-
vk
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co,
limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AMI
SHIPYARD
Operstlnit
U.T.V.
20.000
Ton
Ploalinc
pry
Dock
Bnplneera,
MaehiniatK.
Iieilermakers.
niscksmltliM,
I'sllrri
maker,
Pnunderit,
Woodworkers,
E(c
ELECTMC
AND
ACOTYLENB
WKLDINO.
CANADIAN!
A"
nun
ibj
Vvaaiiwtri
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C,
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Ketchikan,
vrnell.
Juneau,
and
Sksgway
slarrh
II
...
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(Hint
la
and
Neattle-
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1,
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g,
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tten'Mi'tiV"
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V?'
'very
IXKiy"?
Agenry
for
all
steamship
Lines.
'
aVasgl
Inloi
tlHCIIAHII.
fieurtal
.
Aseut
Jiorner
t
4
1
It
Slrrit
and
Sfl
v,0Me:
-rlnc7nop?rl
L
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SPECIAL!
fJIRI-S'
JnilSBV
KNIT
PUKE
WOOL
2
PIECE
-Assorted
coloi'H.
Sises
l
to
14-
years.
$3.50
S3.75
Suit.
Fraser
&
Payne
Universal
Trndinff
Co.
SAVE
THE
'POKER
HANDt
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MAKING
AND
COMMERCIAL
YVOUK.
PHONK8
43
and
385
April
li
IlifnrniaflnM
trom-
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