Friday, July 4, 1919

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sealed in its wax-
wrapped package, air-
tight, impurity proof—

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is hygienic and whole-

some. The goody
that’s good for young

and old.
The Flavour Lasts

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Made under idea! conditions
by first class Bakers

LA CAE BAKERY

For Good Wholesome Bread ; “otter

Also all kinds of Pastry

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Our Three Specials
GENOA, FLORENCE & DARK FRUIT CAKE

30¢ per Ib.

La Casse Bakery

1 Avenue Phone 190

 

 

 

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Lipsett, President

raiward ¢

larry Lipsett, Manager

icham, Vice-President

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Lipsett-Conningham & Co.

LIMITED: °
\NNERY EQUIPMENT—MARINE HARDWARE

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Steamship Supplies, Gas Engines and Accessories
Fish Netting, Twines, Lines, Ropes and Cordage

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

POOL LO LOLOL LE LOLEOLELLOL EL ODL OOOO OOD DDL OLOOOLE,

istered Otties Prince Rupert Office:
68 Wa Stre lelephone No. 95
Vancouver mf P. O. Box 1698
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FOR SALE

Beautiful, contral, Section Cne Lots at original Sale
Prices. Look at these.

Lee Bele 86. Soin 8. ee $3000.00

Lot 6, Block 14 Section 1, at Et re $3000.00

Lat Oi Disa 0b, Miata B;. a. i... scan as bac $5000.00

DAVID H. HAYS, 2nd Ave. and 2nd St.

 

 
  
 
   
 
  

 

 

For the Salt Lakes

Sundays —10 a.m. and
every 40 minutes.
Wednesdays 215 p.
m. and every 40 min-

utes.

Fare Return- -
Children -

J. Myhill Jones
Red 391

 

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THE DAILY NEWS,

PLATFORM TO
BE SUBMITTED
TO CONVENTION

‘Victoria Meeting ‘Draws Up Pro-|
gram of Much Needed

 

Reforms.
in a brief review of Dominion
issues at Victoria Premier Oliver
aid that present conditions of
unrest in Canada were due to

Class privilege manifested in the
high tariff He claimed that less
protection would result in gen-
eral economic benefit to the ce
try He also considered that a
great deal could be done by em-
ployers and employees getting to
gether in an endeavor to settle!
their industrial differences.
| The following is the platform |
lwhich will be submitted to the|
Liberal convention in Ottawa: |

Nationalization or abolition of |
traps.

Assistance for iron and steel!
jindustry for Brigish Columbia

un

|

re
saiimon

|

|

|

j Substantial reduction on an

jeustom tariffs. |

Reduce custom — on British |
Colonial goods, giving

|
fand
large preference over other coun-
i

itries with view to free trade |
| therewith

Phat mining, lumbering, agri-
j cultural and farm machinery be
iplaced on the free list

Mat companies or corporations
I ‘ngaged in the manufaeture of
| products protected, and that all
atiinnieg or corporations hand

linge food products protected he
obliged to publish annually ac-
curate and full statements of
their earnings.

and food-
sold in the

Manufactured goods

stuffs shall be home

 

jmarket at a price not exceeding

j the price obtained in the foreigi

fmarket

Graduated income tax on in-|
jeomes starting from $1,500 on
|} unmarried persons without de-}
| pendents 82,000 married or |
single persons with dependents, |

ind up |

Graduated income tax of profits |
based on actual cash investment |
of corporations.

Direct tax on unimproved land

values including al! natural re
rees.,
Phat in future all natural ré
be given short
term leases or by Government re-
taining a co-partnership.

Government land scheme based
upon actual settlement and Cana-
dian citizenship.

All specylative land owners to
be obliged to file their selling |
value, this price to act as basis |
of assessment.

sources only

|
on |
}
i
|

National bank. |
State insurance.
Public ownership or control of |
all public utilities that are by |
|

virtue of their being a monopoly,
oil

such as coal mines, wells,

natural gas, telephones, tele-|
graphs, express, railways, cold |

storage and grain elevators
Development and control of}
mercantile marine with view of |
i

trade development |
Insurance for soldiers who
not getting pensions and have be-

are)

 

eome undesirable risks for in-
surance companies
. '
Franchise for women

\STEAMERS RETURN 10

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tion from

light

with

Sunli

 

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iH ©6 freshness
appearance.

  
   

 

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Sweet as
a Smile

A smile of satisfac-
radiant
youth and beauty—
wearers of clothes
washed with Sun-
because
garments cleansed

ight
Soa

‘charm
of their newness’’

the preservation of
fabrics in their original
and smart

LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED
Toronto, Oat.

| No other L aundry Soap
i! in Cahada is so pure as
\\\ Sunlight.

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‘CLEARED TOWNSITE,

ALSO KILLED DEER

 

Visitor to City Yesterday Was

Among Early Pioneers of
the District.

 

Prince Rupert is a magnet that
people who have
once been members of the com-

munity. Nearly all of them re-
turn. Yesterday accompanying
Sir Donald Mann was one of the
pioneers of the city who cleared
imuch of the townsite. Mr. Davis
operated a cannery on the Skeena
lbefore Prince Rupert was even

ithought of. He used to hunt on
Kaien Island and he says that
jLhere wer iways plenty of dees
here. The result was that he and
jhis friends made many a visit to
the spot where the city now
stands and carried away much

| REGULAR SCHEDULE

Liane pen | to Arrive Here To-
morrow and Prince George
On Wednesday.

 

 

| Telegrams received by the loca!
| Grand Trunk offices confirm the
rumors rife yesterday namely thal,
lhe boats are again ready to re
sume their coast service Ti odeale
with the regular crews back at
work.
Phe

Prince Rupert will arrive
tomorrow, leaving for the south
on Sunday evening. The Prince

i
|
\George comes perth on Wednes

day and wii return to Vancouve!
again on Thursday night, main
taining this schedule throughout

season. Both boats will go

to Anyox at midnight from her
lon the same day as their arriva
ireturning at 8 p.m. the follow!
levening.

| The Prince John which is ex
| pected to arrive here on Monday)
inight sails for Massett, Port Uk
jments and Buckley Bay on W*

ithe

 

inesday morning The Tillanx
jsails for Stews urt tomorrow, ca |
jing passengers mail and freis!

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| FP. H. Mobley, M. P,P, returi

‘to the city on the train last night
la fter a brief visit up the line |

venison.

When the townsite was laid out
Mr. Davis cleared about 600 acres
of it for the contractors, and
naturally he much interested
in its present and future condi-
tion.

is

Hon. T. D. Pattullo, accompan-
ied by ae secretary, Lieut. Watt,
returned from a brief trip to Ter-

race on the train last evening.
The minister proceeded to Surf
Inlet today and will return to

catch the steamer for the south
on Sunday evening.

The Grand Trunk tug Lorne
which arrived in port a few days
ago, left for the Queen Charlotte

o islands pooterday evening.

The Girvich
‘| Transfer

Phone Green 548

P.O, Box 102 Office, | Fraser St.

We : Sell : Coal

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Tell Your But your PLUMBING

Troubles, tell them to
Troubles

HARRY HANSON,

the Plumber with
twenty-five years ex-
perience. He guar-
antees to remedy any
Plumbing trouble. If
you intend building,
will lay out your
plumbing plans to best
suit climatic condi-

tions, ete., and this
free of charge.

HARRY HANSON prc %ss

Phone 489
139 2nd Ave., Prince Rupert, B.C.

 

 

 

 

 

 

       
           
       
       
     
     

Prince > Rupert Mi Music Store

WILL EDMUNDS, Proprietor

“Everything in Music.”
LATE®T POPULAR SONGS AND DANCES, VICTROLAS
AND VICTOR RECORDS

Repairs to Phonographs, Violins, Ete. Bows rehaired.
ue waste 6 YOKE Woodwind instruments repadded and adjusted.
ThE GEST KNOWN TRAOF Prince Rupert Academy of Music in Connection

MARK in THE WORLF With the Store.

The Largest Stock of Pianos and Organs
North of Vancouver

The Heintzman & Co. Piano
The Weber Piano

Thomas Organs
All High-grade Guaranteed Instruments

W. J. Pitman, Piano Dept.

E. L. VAUGHAN *?*" "Pis.n's
Prince Rupert Music Store

 

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