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FOUR
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBD
Pub'Jihed
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
.Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing
Editor.
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Ed'tor
and
Reporters
TfJeuhone
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86"
!ember
of
Audit
Jiuteau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday.
Dec.
13,
1928
iTHE
KING
S
ILLNESS
M
,
It
is
a
wonderful
tribute"
to
the
.
Kirfg
that
sV
gVeat
Tins
hpn
th
iritprftt
in
hfs
illnpss
rhnr.
hnllprine
lnava
haon
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
December
13,
1923
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Big
Developments
in
Ingenika
District;
Bright
Prospects
for
Alice
Arm
Camp;
Electrical
Prospecting
Incident
tq
the
development
of
the
famous
Ferguson
mine
on
the
Tnirenika
River,
the
Wilson
interests
propose
the
establishment
of
a
hydro-electric
plant
at
Black
Canyon
on
the
Omineca
.
River
.
and
.
already
application
is
be-
-
m
m
i
.11
mi
ing
made
for
the
use
01
tne
water
ior
tnis
purpose,
ine
power
may
also
be
used
for
industrial
and
agricultural
I
T
1
f
rnurposes.
Power
could
De
taKen
irom
macK
canyon
over
a
fifty-mile
transmission
line
to
aianson
urees
anu
sev-
sent
out
at
least
five
or
six
times
a
day,
not
only
to
all
'
JTtJS!!
BENNETT
AND
VICTORIA
parts
of
the
British
Empire,
but
to
United
States
and
group,
the
foture
of
this
S
EDMONTON
SEES
IT
iimiy
uuici
vuutikxico.
xwiu
wic
jwug
a
ciumieaa
15
sun
remote
section
seems
asureu.
the
subject
on
which
this
paper
receives
most
inquiries.
I
Transportation
is
ita
big
probira
,
King
George
has
been
very
close
to
death
for
some
but
Wi!"?n
lnre8t8
are
,
v,
r,f
K,r
,,f
t
A
daunted
and
have
visions
of
mak-
tiiiic
aim
11c
10
nub
uj
aiij
iiicaii
uuv
ui
uaiigci
jci.
AIR
MAIL
ON
PRAIRIES
An
air
mail
service
was
inaugurated
this
week
when
(Emonton
Bulletin)
Mr.
Bennett
succeeded
in
per-
ing
a
great
future
for
the
dis-
suading
the
voters
of
Victoria,
trict
B.
C.
to
send
a
member
to
ut-
tawa
to-help
Mm
boost
the
tariff
Snlotwlirf
result
obtained
this
on
everything
high
enough
to
a
great
many
fetters
vjere
carried
between
the
cities
.SZM-Vr
Edmonton,
Calgary
and
Winnipeg,
saying
24
hpulg
trainUVrjCt
win
unaueMionabiv
re-
iwyer
to
appear
before
the
time.
Prior
to
that
an
ainwane
rht
m&nminfr
mall'...
i
.
-..,.
it
th
min.
fcriff
coaro-tsion
at
Ottawa
and
it
is
now
suggested
tna&an
air
mail
service
irom
Kim-!
""
"
""F-,V
.
'
r"
"
"
t
ur.
Toimi
was
until
three
ouski
to
Vancouver
My
Be
inaugurated,
.which
would
bel
?"
LZZ
.1
imonttt.
ago
lieutenant
of
Mr.
a
real
extension
that,
would
be
of
more
value
than
the
1
UMUDUbie
for
a
small
com-l8"11
lnT
fieW4.of
.fed.e"J
Short
flights.
I
firing
winter
opertlone'""-
,Ht
ihe
Jt
While
it
may
bd
JJOsMBle
that
the
air
mail
may
lose
inu
Strict.
The
Tone
Tiger,
ulf".
fjrt
S
money
for
the
department,
if
the
Dominion
is
to
develop
North
Esperanza
and
.sD-jSunivan
dled
airmindedness
and
have
a
government
air
service
for
de-;
rise
a
"
T1
niri.W1n
,
operations.
Every
one
is
well
fence
it
must
expect
a
to
lose
i
It
ti.
.is
much
i
purposes
money-
fDced
and
every
one
i8
oper.
WnnmVARn
RlliiniNf,
better
to
have
the
planes
occupied
in
some
useful
occupa-ating
a
good
property
that
should
tion
than
flying
only
for
military
practice.
develop
into
big
tonnage
pro-
i
'
,
ducers.
Three
Toric,
Esperanxa;
T'HCiT
OFFTfR
ATWF.IiTKTVf!
nd
North
Star
are
already
pro-'
The
poit
office
department
of
Canada
is
self
-sustain-
ncentrsTodvH1'
J
!
VVA'
ts
vwu'aiw
LARGE
ADDITION
TO
HIS
EDMONTON
STORE
ing.
It
IS
a
DeneVOlent
monopoly
operated
lor
the
ben-!ael!
easier
to
raise
money
fori
wmux
i&nc.
it.-Mpan-
efitof
theDeoaleof
the
.COUntrv.
Whatever
the
DOSt
of-!
the
development
of
Alice
Ann
bus.ness
oemanas.
fice
does
it
charges
for.
Yet
When
the
pOStoffice.
Wanjtg
properties.
The
camp
is
becoming
becoming
publicity
it
expects
the
newspapers
to
giVeiU
free.
It
TX&e
SSrefil
does
not
even
advertise
tor
employees
when
tftev
are
;w-rZ-S
tk
rAUv..,.
the
C-
Woodward
departmental.
0e
iirmjii
ejeci
ap
extension
needed.
So
intent
are
the'heads
of
the
organization
oh
thiMattfc.
v
.
?
--f
7
5reathi;
ck?on-
q"-n5:
making
a
showing
in
the
aniual
report
that
it
pares
down
!t
i.
considered
probable
that
JJ
ef
fe.t
".
u,
fbe
j
everything
to
the
lowest
possible.
,
,a
number
of
properties
in
this
4ournal
on
Friday
by
Charle.
We
are
of
opinion
that
the
post
office
and
all
other
district
may
f
itflize
uswi0iwardi
-m.l.a.
of
Vascon-governmental
departments
-ahoaW
pay
for
their
adver-
"thod
f"1'
Vrtpectimr
ver
and
pre,ident
of
ue
firm,1
the
airmail
was
inaugurated
an
appeal
for
supportas
DSweii,
Bayw
.nd
SLa!
Btb
.
Lai
Lw,ger;
"
sent
out
and
the
newspapers
were
asked
to
publish
ityree.
Hiddt
Creek.
j
wm
be.
a
three
'
strey"
Some
did
and
others
refused
to
do
so.
We
are"
arhoag
"
yf
f
f
ibiwhf
Jeip;f!we
iny
those
who
refused.
We
have
had
something
to
say
in
tfeel
He-,-Deare,
VB
ju
isjrjft
ii
t
matt
ft
larger.-j
past
in
regard
to
the
marine
department
along
thVsanle
w
-..
viiBovy
"A
iwrtenji
line-
There
is
no
reason
why
any
governmental
depart-
shT?
'
5".
"IV7
ma"7
w1"
ft"1",
J.1
'""iS
'
,
,
,
,
1
J
b
rp,
iT
u
you-
Jck,
but
I
shall
always
res-
and
inclusive
of
this
coat,
the,
ments
Should
sponge
-On
the
newspapers.
They
Should
,.t
your
gooA
taste.-Montreal
initial
expenditure
will
be
around
pay
their
way
just
as
00
commercial
organizations.
star.
.that
stated.
Fashion
Fancks
The
Tweed
Dress
That
is
the
Bread
and
Butter
on
Fashion
Menu
If
you
havent
at
least
two
well
tailored
tweed
dresses
for
sports
-i
wear,
lose
no
time
in
getting
them.
For
they
are,
this
season,
almost
more
important
than
any
other
article
of
your
wardrofc.
1
.
.
r
Here
is
an
especially
popular
one-piece
model
of
tan
tweed,
with
a
narrow
brown
suede
belt.
Notice
the
subtle
flare
beginning
at
the.
hips
and
extending
down,
and
the
clever
line
worked
in
below
the
belt.
J
The
perfect
complement
for
this
type
of
dresn
in
a
simple
felt
hat
of
dark
brown
with
bug
to
match.
The
buttonhole
flower
it
of
burnt
orange.
GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
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HANDKERCHIEfSBp
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25CTO
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HANDKEnCHpREISIRBgl
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AND
GARTER
MrS$jfa
$1.00
NOVELTY
RUBBER
AP$$KS
,...!.T.
51.00
ijpURE
LINEN
LUNCHEON
SETS
2.95,
Ss!95
aBd
'S4!95
TOWEL
SETS
-Boxed
:
.
.
1,00,
S1.25
aBd
-.v
S1.50
FRENCH
HAND
MlrlX
GEORGETTE
SCARFS
.
gl.95
t0
S2.95,
3.50
1-2
DOZEN
IRISH
LINEN
HANDKEIICHIEFS
HemstitcHodJ"
i
dozcn
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,
FOWNES
WOOL
LINED
CAPE
GLOVES
Fur
top.
,
Pfdr-
.-m'...;..1.
,A..V.:$2.9i5
KAYSER
KIP
TONE
GLOVES
Pullover
and
one-button
stylo;
waihable.
Pair
.
.
-
j
a
;
;
SI
50
'PURE
WbOIi
ANCY
TOF$pdlTSrr-As6orW
shades
!!
sizes.
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Fraser
Sl
Payne
3RD
AVENUE
AND,
CT1I
STREET
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
Limited
OWNED
AND
OPERATED
BY
Nesbitt,
Thomson
&
Company
Limited,
Montreal
TO
THE
CITIZENS
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT:-Thjs
company
his
submitted
for
your
consideration
an
offer
to
purchase
the
fixed
assets
of
your
municipal
light
and
power
department,
and
takes
this
oppartunity
of
placing
before
you
the
following
brief
synopsis
of
their
offer:
PRICE
$375,000
Approximately
$25,000.00
more
than
the
present
book
DOMESTIC
RATES
The
present
schedules
to
remain
in
force,
but
the
com-pany
is
to
be
allowed
to
reduce
rates
if
found
to
lie
advisable.
EXISTING
CONTRACTS
to
be
respect
ed
by
the
company
in
their
entirety.
POWER
RATES
to
remain
as
at
present
in
force,
or,
if
city
prefers
in
the
alternative,
the
company
has
offered
to
institute
the
same
schedule
of
rates
and
conditions
as
have
been
used
in
their
operations
in
the
East.
FUTURE
DEVELOPMENT
Company
undertakes
to
commence
immediately
and
complete
within
two
years,
subject
to
6
months'
grace
for
contingencies,
further
HYDRO-ELECTRIC
development
having
capacity
of
not
less
than
5000
II.
P.
installed,
and
pledges
itself
to
continue,
when,
and
as,
required,
until
100,000
II.
P-
or
more
has
been
developed
for
thc;usc
of
industries
located
in
the
city.
STREET
LIGHTING
Has
undertaken
to
do
this
at
rates,
which,,
on
the
now
existing
conditions,
it
is
estimated,
would
save
the
city
annually
the
sum
of
$1780.00
when
compared
with
the
existing
rate.
ORNAMENTAL
STREET
LIGHTING
The
company
undertakes
upon
demand
of
the
city
to
install
at
its
own
expense
system
of
modern
ornamental
street
lighting
in
ALL
the
streets
of
the
city
and
operate
them
at
the
same
rates.
TAXES
The
company
DOES
NOT
ASK
for
exemption
of
municipal
taxes.
INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT
THE
COMPANY
PIECES
AT
THE
DISPOSAL
OF
THE
CITY
OR
ITS
BOARD
OF
TRADE
THE
SERVICES
OF
ITS
INDUSTRIAL
BUREAU,
WHOSE
ACTIVITIES
IN
OTHER
SECTIONS
OF
THE
DOMINION
HAVE
PRODUCED
RESULTS
NOT
EQUALLED
BY
ANY
OTHER
ORGANIZATION.
The
outstanding
advantages
to
be
derived
from
your
acceptance
of
this
offer
would
appear
to
be:
(1).
t
2).
(3).
(9).
(10).
THE
COMPANY
IS
WHOLLY
CANADIAN,
with
a
record
of
accomp-lishment
over
jnany
years
seconillo
noncin
the
Dominion.
men
of
diversified
interests
an
dWIDE
INFLUENCE
in
Dominion
af-
lairs.
The
PROFITS
derived
from
the
operations
of
the
company
arc
almost
wholly
DISPENSED
IN
CAN
ADA
for
the
benefit
of
the
FURTHER
lJJEVISLUrMENT
OF
CANADA.
(1).
By
making
a
it'URTHfeRMft
VESTMENT
inTthe
1'rincc
Rupert
district
estimated
at
ONtt
AND-A
HiVLP
MILLION
dollars
the
COMPANY
will
be
economically
COMPELLED
to
PROTECT
the
interests
of
its
CLIENTS
by
FURTHER
DEV
ELOPMENT
of
the
city,
its
INDUSTRIES
and
RESOURCES.
(5).
(6).
(7).
The
alternative
schedule
of
Eastern
power
rates
offered
arc
to
the
highest
advantage.
The
present
city
rates
in
some
cases
are
as
much
as
50
per
cent
higher
than
those
bcin
g
of
fered.
The
RATES
OFFERED
arc
the
SAME
as
those
operative
in
that
section
of
the
East
where
the
greatest
INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT
of
the
Ibminion
has
taken
place
and
which
the
company
knows
therefore
arc
RIGHT.
Adequate
and
modem
street
lighting
is
considered
as
being
one
of
the
best
advertising
medidms
and
full
provision
has
been
made
for
this
without
capital
cost
to
the
city,
'
The
company
places
at
the
dispasd
if
UioCity
of
Prince
Rupert,
free
of
charge,
the
services
of
the
same
industrial
department
which
has,
in
me
past
cigni
10
len
years,
located
in
one
area
n
onov3Sv
INDUSTRIES.
havintr
a
total
canitalization
of
nrmiml
imifTV
ahi
i
mv
nni
1
uic
with
an
ANNUAL
PAYROLL
of
in
excess
of
NINE
'MILLION
1)01
LARS
to
9000
EMPOYEES,
bringing
in
a
contingent
population
estimated
at
from
50,000
to
75,000
i
nhabitanls.
EXPERIENCE
IS
THE
BEST
SCHOOL
TO
GRADUATE
FROM
(8).
Besides
its
activities
in
the
hydro-electric
field,
the
principals
of
the
company
have
financed
from
amongst
many
others
the
following
notable
industrial
enterprises:
Bathurst
Paper
Co.,
Bathurst,
New
Brunswick;
St.
Lawrence
Paper
Co.,
Three
Rivers,
Quebec;
Canada
Paper
Co.,
Windsor
Mills.
Quebec;
Canadian
Cclaaesc
Co.,
Drummondville,
Que.;
Eastern
Dairies
Co.,
.Montreal,
Toronto,
Ottawa;
McColl
Frontc-
nac
UU
to.;
Canada
Steamships
Co-,
Montreal;
Reliance
Grain
Co
Winnipeg.
.1
....
The
men
behind
this
company
were
the
first
in
the
Dominion
to
advocate
and
institute
the
principal
af
"employee"
and
"customer
ownership,"
and
can
not,
therefore,
bo
looked
upon
as
monopolistic
by
nature
or
determination.
The
principals
behind
this
company
aro
in
a.posiiion
to
and
can
arrange
to
materially
assist.
in
the
financing
of
any
local
industry
of
merit,
or
the
devclopmenl'ofUhc.rnatUraI
.resources
of
the
territory
'
h"
"
a"
as
warranted.
Your
interest
and
vote
in
our
favor
is
solicited.
We
arc
not
asking
for
your
support
on
patriotic
or
sentimental
reasons,
but
upon
our
established
record
and
proven
ability,
and
upon
which
your
fullest
investigation
is
invited.
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
Lid.
H.
E.
PAWSON,
Assistant
Commercial
.Manager.