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Thursday.
October
25,
1928
I'MNCE
RUPERT
AND
MINING
Complaint
id
being
made
continually
that
Prince
Rupert
does
not
take
sufficient
interest
in
the
mining
possibilities
of
thf
district
There
is
activity
all
around.
Stewart,
Alice
Arm,
Anyox,
Porcher
Island,
and
along
the
line
of
the
Canadian
National
there
is
real
work
being
done
and
results
being
obtained.
Sometimes
the
mining
is
slow
and
people
get
tired
of
waiting
for
results.
However,
the
work
is
proceeding
each
year,
and
each
year
will
see
more
real
producing
camps
which
w
ill
all
tend
to
improve
conditions
throughout
the
district.
All
we
suggest
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
is
that
they
keep
in
close
touch
with
activities
and
lend
a
helping
hand
whenever
possible.
BETTER
SPIRIT
HERE
Prince
Rupert
is
subject
to
fluctuations
in
the
men
tality
of
the
people.
One
day
they
are
all
enthusiasm
and
the
next
they
are
away
down
below
zero.
As
we
develop
we
shall
take
or.
a
more
stable
atmosphere.
Citizens
will
not
think
the
city
is
going
to
the
dogs
because
things
are
a
little
dull
for
a
few
veeks.
Today
Prince
Rupert
people
are
feeling
in
much
better
spirit
than
usual,
judging
from
what
one
hears
on
the
street
and
the
general
conversation
of
the
people.
There
is
a
hopeful
disposition
everywhere
and
this
it
is
possible
presages
real
development.
There
is
nothing
to
be
gained
by
talking
blue
ruin,
especially
when
there
is
no
cause
for
it.
TAKING
CHANCE
HERE
A
Prine
Rupert
citizen
of
long
standing
in
conversation
with
th$
Paily
News
stated
that
he
had
been
in
four
cities
duririg
their
early
periods
and
had
left
each
just
before
the
movement
commenced.
The
result
had
been
fatal
to
his
success.
He
stated
that
he
expected
there
would
be
a
move
in
Prince
Rupert
soon
and
he
intended
to
stay
and
see
it
through.
He
was
not
going
to
repeat
here
what
he
had
done
at
other
places.
This
time
he
expected
to
reap
the
reward
for
his
faith
in
the
city.
He
is
a
propertv"
owner
here
and
expects
his
property
to
increase
in
value.
For
Anything
Creamed
WHETHER
it's
creamed
vegetables
or
creamed
fish
creamy
Carnation
Milk
makes
all
the
difference
in
the
results.
Keep
Carnation
always
on
hand
for
a
cooking.
It
keeps.
It
saves
butt
a
r.
Just
pure,
whole
milk
evaporated
to
double
richness.
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lot
tree
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Products
Co.
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"From
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In
The
Letter
Box
MARRIED
EMPLOYEES
AND
.MAIL
ORDER
HOUSES
Editor,
Daily
Kewst.
As
an
association
privilege
of
answering
a
letter
which
appeared
in
your
column
regarding
employment
of
married
women,
and
dealing
witn
man
order
houses
Without
entering
into
any
con
troversy
as
to
the
ethics
of
ploying
married
women
we
might
state
here
a
few
facts.
Most
employers
would
infinitely
pre
fer
the
single
girl
for
these
rea-
sons;
A
girl
starting
in
can
be
train
ed
more
effectively.
She
is
more
aaBaadable
to
dis
cipline
than
her
independent
mar-.
ried
sister.
She
can
be
corrected
when
nec
essary
wtuiout
leaving
any
per
manent
hard
feelings.
Practically
every
girl
today
takes
a
business
course
and
is
not
content
to
work
behind
the
counter.
When
she
does
do
so,
it
is
only
in
the
nature
of
a
makeshift
until
the
opportunity
occurs
to
get
into
something
where
her
training
will
be
of
use
to
her.
The
schools
are
turning
out
girla
faster
than
they
be
absorbed
in
office
work
they
are
not
looking
for
ent
positions
,in
our
local
stores.
The
percentage
of
married
women
employed
is
very
small
and
does
not
warrant
the
attitude
of
your
correspondent.
.Mail
Order
Buying
As
regards
mail
order
baying
and
the
difference
in
prices;
we
would
point
out
that
the
mail
order
houses
do
not
as
a
general
rule
carry
the
ansae
line
of
mer
chandise
as
the
local
dealer,
and
where
it
can
be
shown
that
the
mail
order
house
really
has
the
same
article,
the
local
man
frequently
meets
the
price.
Enquiry
!
among
members
shows
that
this
is
often
done.
As
far
as
boy
cotting
any
store
for
the
help
ft
employs,
married
or
single,
that
store
is
performing
a
service
to
this
city
and
the
money
earned
goes
to
buy
necessaries
here
in
Rupert;
pays
light,
rent
and,
gen-
eral
city
upkeep
and
is
a
benefit
to
the
community.
On
the
hand
the
confirmed
mail
buyer
is
keeping
someone
claw
son
or
daughter
in
Winnipeg
"
wherever
they
do
their
purchasing.
Without
the
much
abused
mer
chant
railways
would
lack
freight.
the
stores
tenanta,
and
the
city
revenue,
and
as
a
city
'would
soon
cease
to
exist.
Those
who
would
be
responsible
for
thin
would
have
the
satisfaction
of
moving
to
the
mail
order
they
have
made
so
prosperous
and
filling
in
an
employment
form.
In
the
end
it
comes
to
this,
if
we
would
have
our
children
employed
we
must
have
a
prosperous
city.
If
mail
order
buying
today
and
all
purchases
made
locally,
every
store
in
town
would
be
busy,
prices
would
be
lower,
and
everyone
would
have
a
job.
Why
does
not
the
Rupert
Moth
er
send
in
an
application
far
position
with
the
sends
out?
It
might
be
ered.
Another
angle
rarely
consider
ed
is
the
fact
that
local
chants
as
a
whole
are
carrying
mi
their
books
1200,000.00
all
w
time
in
credit
accounts.
Some
people
pay
in
one
month,
others
take
twelve
months.
These
pee
pie
only
buy
in
town
when
they
want
it
charged.
When
they
have
the
money
it
is
sent
out
of
to.
They
pay
the
mail
order
cash
-before
they
get
the
If
local
merchant
had
the
caab
before
they
supplied
the
they
would
be
in
a
much
position
to
buy
In
larger
quantities
and
so
give
better
prices.
No
mail
order
house,
will
give
credit,
they
insist
on
the
mpaey
before
they
part
with
the
jreos,
but
a
Rupert
Mother
anS
her
many
sisters
demand
credit
sad
sometimes
a
very
long
crestft
from
the
local
stores.
The
local
merchant
is
sity
in
the
community,
a
convenience
and
is
need
and
very
imeh
abuses'.
Yours
faithfully,
retail
merchants
association!
THE
DAILY
NEWS
ST.
PETER'S
W.
A.
HAS
TEA
AND
SALE
i
Function
YesterJay
Not
as
Well
j
Attended
as
Expected
so
An
other
will
be
held
4)wing
to
Inclement
weather
itd
we
beg
the
tether
attractions
in
town,
the
tea
and
sale
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
St.
Peter's
Church,
Seal
Cove,
was
not
as
well
attended
as
might
have
been
hoped
for.
In
view
of
this,
it
is
planned
to
have
another
sale
to
aid
the
Sunday
School
funds.
Mrs.
G.
A
Rix,
wife
of
the
Biah-
ip,
opened
yesterday's
sale,
the
rollowing
ladies
being
in
charge:
General
convener.
Mrs.
C.
Brewerton.
Sewing
Mrs.
i.
G.
Viereck,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Hurra-
and
Mrs.
David
Cox.
Home
Cooking
Wr.
W.
C.
today.
Oakley,
Mrs.
C.
Sunberg
and
Mrs.
A.
Frebourg.
Brand
Tub
Mrs.
W.
H.
Refreshments
Mrs.
George
Kel-;
sey,
Mrs.
W.
0.
Viger
with
Senior
girls
assisting.
)
W
A.
Eaton,
well
known
Jun-,
Sfji
iminingfnun,
was
a
passenger
i
going
soutl
aboard
the
Prinoess
Alice
yesterday
afternoon.
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