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Circulations
9E
Saturday,
Sept
15,
1928
la
number
of
the
communities
have
been
covered
prac-hundred
per
cent.
The
campaign
has
cost
The
Daily
J
deal
of
money
and
the
advertisers
will
get
the
benefit
increased
publicity.
is
a
time
for
local
firms
to
reaeh
out
for
business
and
)
this
through
tbe
medium
of
our
advertising
department.
I.OCAL
MERCHANTS
AND
FARMERS
-
)
of
the
local
merchants
are
inclined
to
take
issue
with
D.
h
M
in
regard
to
their
efforts
to
do
business
with
the
farmers
cerior.
They
state
that
it
is
true
that
most
of
the
fruit
ables
used
in
the
city
come
from
the
south
but
they
allege
fault
is
entirely
with
ttia
farmers
who
have
no
idea
of
roar:
'
.
their
produce
properly
and
often
they
ask
prices
higher
than
coupons
collected
by
friends
of
tbe
candidate.
Every
receipt,
check,
money
order,
bill
or
coin
was
carefully
checked
and
the
results
were
totalled.
It
was
a
amlHng.
cheerful
and
nerd-fought
battle
this
campaign
C
Tbe
Prince
rtupsrt
Dally
News.
.All
hrort
to
the
bustling
osndl-date
who
worked
so
iard
tc
obtain
tbe
prices.
The
utmost
accuracy
-
ihierved
by
tbe
Judge
in
tJylBg
each
candi
date'
vouchee
and
votes,
and
to
ssy
!
that
It
we
a
dlfTJettlt
and
tnott
led.
j
ions
task
la
putting
It
mildly.
Vry
ft
Healthful
Exercise
Out
in
the
open
air
you
forget
the
worrie
ami
caret,
of
the
household,
the
anxiety
about
your
health
and
the
dread
of
the
future
which
come
to
so
many
people
whose
nerve
are
exhausted.
If
along
with
moderate
exercise
and
rest
you
neriitt
in
the
regular
uae
of
Dr.
Chase'
Nerve
Food,
you
will
find
yourself
daily
gaining
in
strength
and
energy
until
you
are
fully
restored
to
health.
Every
nervou
sufferer
ha
hi
off
day,
but
improvement
i
bound
to
come
with
the
Use
of
thit
reatorative
treatment.
You
will
sleep
better,
enjoy
your
meat
and
forget
to
look
on
the
dark
side
of
thing.
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
The
greatest
of
nerve
rettoratives
in
the
entire
1
units
of
tbe
territory
served
by
The
Dally
Newe
that
wa
mot
keenly
Interested
In
the
success
of
some
of
tbe
candidates
toward
the
bone
stretch.
Every
individual
candidate,
regardless
of
nil
or
her
standing
in
the
list,
should
feel
mighty
proud
today
of
the
hundreds
and
hundred
of
friends
wb
valiantly
supported
them
throughout
tbe
oampalgn
The
support
that
we
given
the
different
workers
pro
red
be
yond
question
that
each
neighborhood
'and
each
community
was
represented
in
1
rfce
campaign
by
one
of
Its
moat
popular
persons.
It
would
be
Impossible,
according
to
COVERING
THE
FIELD
Jamnt
of
the
management
of
For
the
first
time
in
its
existence
The
Daily
News
may
be
said
UTOUt
tiw
,00UB-
.
.
....
.
,
,
,
.
i
try
adyaceat
to
Prince
Rupert
and
to
properly
cover
the
district
in
such
a
manner
as
to
give
adver-'
traagaat
the
city
itself
and
icitot
a
;-
1
possible
returns
for
the
money
expended.
During
the!v-
nmb
mm
and
woman
who
.r
"
-
ir
eight
hundred
sew
subscribers
have
been
added
to
1
possess
more
friends,
or
are
mora
pop-L
Hi
in
tbsrr
onrannrnttt
and
neigh-borhooas
than
the
men
and
wnawn
who
competed
in
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
campaign.
Again
tbe
maaegemrnt
wants
So
tbeak
these
enterprising
hustling
candidates
for
their
earnest
work.
And
let
It
be
said
right
here,
that
If
In
future
Tbe
Dafly
News
can
e
press
their
ap-preetatton
In
a
more
substantial
manner,
or
.
If
The
Dairy
News
can
he
of
any
service
to
any
of
these
splendid
people,
all
that
la
necessary
Is
for
She
wish
to
be
made
known
to
tbe
Man
agement.
The
Dally
News
wants
tbe
candidates
in
this
campaign
to
appro
aid
for
goods
coming
from
tbe
state
of
Washington
which
have
;
ciste
now
they
have
the
tn-
hipped
to
the
coast,
reahipped
to
this
side
of
tbe
line,
duty
j
iuence
of
this
paper
and
now
greatly
l
nd
then
shinned
asrain
to
Prince
KurrL
Some
Central
B.C.
.
owt
s
ship
their
produce
in
sacks
and
many
who
use
boxes
have
t
sense
of
honesty
in
the
packing,
concealing
inferior
quality
fruit
or
vegetables
underneath
the
top
layer.
So
say
the
merchants.
It
seems
to
be
the
local
opinion
that
a
campaign
of
education
is
needed
among
the
growers
to
teach
them
how
to
pack
and
market
their
goods.
Doubtless
there
are
cases
where
out
of
town
shippers
have
proper.
been
used
badly
by
merchants
but
all
these
things
can
be
righted.
or
What
we
suggest
is
that
the
farmers
study
well
the
matter
of
pack'
iag
and
shipping
their
produce
and
that
a
close
watch
be
kept
upon
one
who
ha
visited
Tbe
Dairy
office
and
campaign
headquarters
Man
in
the
Moon
forwaoteiy.
the
men
who
served
a
Jud-I
set
were
U
aernetcened
to
the
hand-
When
advice
I
so
ling
of
figure
and
to
accounting
with
tiers
how
doctors
and
lawyers
msaags
to
Ue
so
weU
Be
like
a
piano.
grand
and
aanar.
A
piano
la
upright.
Modernism
carried
to
extreme
la
i
mpllfled
by
tbe
cow
that
always
trayed
into
town
sod
flirted
with
tbe
tobacco
signs.
VANDERIIOOF
W.
Ds'fam
of
London.
Bngtend.
who
ha
hunted
Mg
game
In
South
Africa,
Australia
and
other
part
of
the
world.
Is
now
on
a
similar
expedition
in
this
district,
having
outfitted
from
Doughw
Lodge.
David
H.
Hoy
u
his
guide
and
J.
C.
Stafford,
Ma
cook,
tbe
party
also
rondaUng
of
three
Indiana
and
seven
horse.
Mrs.
Rosooe
Day
and
Uka
Barbara
Day
of
San
Francisco
an
.leajlntbfe
week
site
hmg
spent
W
wfihs
a
guest
at
Douglas
Lodaeop
a&a
Lxe.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Ceott
D.
Muttnead
o;
Fort
St.
Jamei
were
vtsttor
In
town
last
week.
A
son
was
born
at
Stuart
River
last
week
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jama
Oareau.
Extensive
Improvement
are
being
made
to
the
residence
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
R.
C.
McOorkell,
the
work
bemg
in
charge
of
Frank
and
William
Bowman,
The
Women'
Auxiliary
to
th
Can
Legion
met
this
home
of
Mr.
Stephen
Holmes.
Mr.
R.
M.
making
an
fatter
ion's
of
Edmonton
Rallwy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
X.
O.
Bayrw
OWS
and
IT
is
upon
them
that
the
schemer
preys
!
The
lure
of
easy
money
is
almost
irresistible
and
the
savings
of
a
lifetime
are
often
gambled
away,
unknowingly,
in
unfortunate
speculations.
Even
the
husband
and
father,
anxious
to
leave
his
family
well
provided
for,
often
becomes
the
victim
of
some
get-rich-quick
scheme.
Almost
without
exception,
the
results
are
failure
and
disappointment.
When
the
head
of
the
home
is
taken
away,
a
hundred
enticing
baits
are
set
for
the
estate
he
leaves
behind.
With
the
vision
of
winning
financial
independence
at
the
sad
children
are
visit
with
Mrs.
wside
north
the
Umon
ton-Dun-
Masgsret
A.
Baencs,
O.
E.
Bsynas
and
Mia
Phyilia
Skaith
of
Vancouver
mo-tsxred
up
to
DoagkM
Lodge
laat
week.
Shipping
of
cream
wac
the
prtclpal
topic
of
dlscuaakea
at
meeting
of
the
Nechako
Parmera'
Institute
which
was
held
here
last
Saturday
evening.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Has
Ooorlwin.
one
of
tbe
youngest
exhibitON
at
Mnm
finwiam
Fmlr
lut
'wee,
carried
off
many
arte
aadl
ran
the
veteran
WIIMsm
lidckyer,
a
herd
race
for
the
best
eaOeetton
of
vegetable!
from
s
City
1st.
A.
P.
Anderson
b)
making
good
prog-
j
reaa
with
th
near
building
at
Q
Usenet
lor
th
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
work
on
j
cement
basement
wail
having
now
been
completed.
The
Ladies'
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
tegkm
resumed
monthly
meeting
In
the
Legion
Assembly
1111
here
on
Monday
afternoon
of
thl
week
Saturday,
September
15,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1928
PAGE
TWO
The
Daily
News
PHINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBU
Published
Kvery
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Lknited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
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Managing
Editor.
the
greatest
exactness
and
this
it
possSWe
to
complete
the
oount
with
promptitude.
Thank
Jndjen
To
tfcese
Terr
competent
ud(ea,
who
worked
so
carefully
laat
night
In
tbe
tMk
of
counting
the
ballot
cast.
The
Dally
New
wlabea
to
efpreas
IU
sin-cereet
thanks
,
The,
y
;
manage
peat
U
rtfiil
indeed
ta.
them
foe
their
work.
The
Daily
No
t
Heo
wlabea
to
jttUf
this
mean
of
expressing
Ita
thanks
W
gratitude
to
every
candidate
hvthel
list
for
their
part
to
mxing'fce
Mf
campaign
the
rowing
eucc
It
hM
been.
Starting
out
very
slowly,
indeed,
for
a
while
it
ooked
like
a
dismal
failure,
tbe
M
campaign
became
faster
and
more
interesting
until
It
became
the
meat
talked
-of
subject
In
tbe
district.
It
Is
doubtful
if
there
was
a
have
misted
m
Re
growth
tor
the
past
few
weeks,
and.
the
big
prteea
that
bare
The
Dally
News
la
at
the
every
candidate
at
any
tun
of
service
In
any
way.
it
21
Candidates
represented
two
district,
of
which
one
was
Prince
Rupert
Otty
In
this
way
it
living
in
Uss
to
solicit
thatr
tor
th
fact
tmt
tt
Ml
-
trm
lfw
merchants
who
do
not
treat
shippers
well
and
that
farmers
black-
j,
Mf
u
ttJ
particular
diatriot.
ust
tnem
ana
report
tne
case
to
toe
local
ooara
oi
iraoe.
i
:o
secure
more
votes
than
some
other
It
is
possible
that
there
might
be
a
committee
of
the
Prince
;
candidates
in
another
territory
and
yet
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
whose
duty
it
should
be
to
foster
better
re-
receive
a
eoui
prise.
lations
between
tbe
farmers
and
merchants
and
this
might
possibly'
An
candidate
who
also
be
a
committee
of
investigation
to
whom
could
be
reported
any;durtn
the
campaign
and
failed
to
re-
cases
of
alleged
unfair
dealing
on
the
part
of
local
merchants.
There
must
be
some
way
of
making
it
possible
for
interior
growers
to
ship
to
the
Prince
Rupert
merchants.
People
in
tbe
city
want
the
produce
of
the
Skeena
and
Bulkley
valleys
and
the
people
in
the
country
want
the
nearest
and
best
market.
The
market
is
here
so
it
is
hoped
an
effort
will
be
made
to
cultivate
each
other
and
to
develop
the
output
of
the
farms
and
gardens
of
the
interior.
GRAND
CAPITAL
PRIZES
WON
found
hund-
RV
MRS.
GEO.
DOVER
ANDi4
thousands
of
MISS
L.
FRIZZELL
(continued
from
page
1)
unlocked
it
and
made
the
final
count,
which
required
work
weU
into
the
night.
During
tbe
weak
dosen
of
envelopes
were
placed
in
the
ballot
box.
Many
of
the
workers
continued
canvassing
until
the
laat
moment
and
Just
before
the
"T
'f"
was
formally
declared
closed
all
envelopes
from
the
post
office
were
placed
In
the
sealed
ballot
box
start
Vote
Counting
Tbe
Ji.dgM
bepsn
their
work
at
nine
o'clock
and
finished
only
after
noun
eclve
a
big
prise,
have
had
cheeks
oant
them
to
cover
a
commission
of
IS
per
cent,
of
the
money
they
turned
ta
staring
the
entire
campaign.
Uore
than
anything
else
tbe
maa-sgement
of
the
campaign
appreciates
the
e
press
Ion
of
the
various
OSIal-6
tea
in
the
office,
wtnaets
and
loers,
about
the
fairness
and
aouateness
of
tbe
entire
campaign.
It
ha
been
the
constant
ate
wf
the
management
to
conduct
the
campaign
on
an
absolutely
uoneMe
plan,
to
make
It
fair
and
square
In
every
detail
to
eveiyone.
And
It
la
gratifying
w
the
iBanajimt
to
knew
that
these
efforts
have
been
appreciated
from
the
complimentary
re
marks
and
Vbt
expression
of
Wid
urDnansximiieo
for
her
children
.and
herself,
the
vjidow
falls
prey
to
ignorant
or
unscrupulous
advisers.
There
is
one
safe,
sure
method
of
protecting
your
loved
ones
after
you
are
gone
.
.
.
die
creating
of
an
adequate
estate
tlirough
Life
Insurance.
And,
by
arranging
for
its
payment
in
the
form
of
a
regular
income
for
your
widow,
you
can
guard
her
for
as
log
as
she
may
live.
Let
a
Life
Insurance
representative
explain
to
you
how
easily
and
safely
you
may
provide
for
the
future
of
your
family.
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life
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