f
AGE
FOUR
NOTICE
To
Contractors
The
New
Method
Coal
and
Supplies
Limited
of
Vancouver
(M.
Y.
Aivazoff,
Manager),
will
open
a
branch
in
Prince
Rupert
at
once
under
the
local
management
of
the
Thompson
Hardware
Company,
Ltd.
.
.
.
Quotations
given
promptly
on
big
or
small
orders
for
all
kinds
of
building
supplies
and
materials.
It
will
be
to
your
advantage
to
make
inquiries.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBL
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Lfmitea,
Third
Avenue,
H.
F.
PUfcLEN
i
""-
-
Managing
Editor.
DAILY
EDITION
MRS.
LUCY
LARSEN
OF
Mi
Dec
15,
1928
irsen
of
Lewis
Is-
LEWIS
ISLAND
BURIED
'
nestWy
Iternoon
in
the
Prince
STAR
OF
m
NORTH
ELECTS
OFFICERS
FOR
COMING
YEAR
Star
of
the
Norih
Lodge,
No.
462,
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
Association,
has
elected
officer
as
follows
for
1929:
Past
mistre
js
Mrs
.
Maud
Viereek.
Worthy
mistress
Mrs.
Grace
Howe.
Deputy
mistress
Mrs.
Eliza
beth
Murray.
Chaplain
Mrs.
Charlotte
Smith.
Recording
sferetary
Mrs.'
Bar
bara
&uctffeai
Financial
secretary
Mrs.
Francis
Anderson.
Treasurer
Mrs.
Beatrice
Dawes.
.
Director
of
ceremonies
Mrs.
Gladys
Fowler.
First
lecturer
Miss
Elizabeth
Jones.
Inner
guard
Mrs.
Alice
E.
Houston.
Outer
guard
Mrs.
Sarah
Cur-
rie.
First
committee
Mrs.
Emily
Moo
rehouse.
Second
committee
Mrs.
Edith
Brewerton.
Secontf
frcturer
Mrs.
Barbara
Grey
son.
Guardian
Mrs.
Margaret
Muh
ro.
i
Pianist
M-s.
Eva
L?mon.
Captain
of
dritr'
teant
Mr.
A.
Cat.
RuftitiMw
at
th
mmtin
last
j
Rupert
General
HospiUl
follow-,
night
of
the
st
Canon
W.
F.
RusKbrook
Of
fi-ling
HlneM
of
a
month
or
so.
j
was
largely
of
a
routine
nature,
dated
Yesterday
Afternoon
at
The
rites
were
of
a
quiet
nature
President
J.
S.
Irvine
was
em-Ilayner
Bros.
Chape.
and
interment
in
Fairvicw
Cenvj
JtSt
-tery
followed.
There
were
a,he,d
on
Jjmuary
to
honor
the
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook
0ffj.
'ew
floral
offerings.
;
memory
of
Robert
Burns.
TV
elated
yesterday
afternoon
at
the1
The
deceased
is
survived
by
her
'
Society
is
to
move
at
the
end
of
chapel
of
Ilayner
Br-.
Under-
-bud.
Walter
Lamn.
a.
we..,--
-
-
takers
at
the
funeral
of
the
late
as
three
or
four
small
children.
If-'
Lrl
v
e
a
n
I
M:
-v.
ww
iuwi
V
(3
SSS
V
.
not
yet
been
decided
upon.
,
Ortlioghonic
for
'V'
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m
Christ
mas
Here
arc
some
of
the
inspiring
and
beautiful
master-
i
V.
piecosiof
music
by
famous
composers,,
played
by
fflmOus
,
A
orchestras.
The
perfect
gift
forKfriends
or
family:
Dvorak
Symphony
No.
5
"From
the
Now
World)
Philadelphia
Symphony
Orchestra
FRe
Red
Seal
Records
feh
album
and
descriptive
booklet,
$11.50.
Schubert
Symphony
So.
S
in
B
Minor
(VnfinithaT)
Philadelphia
Symphony
Orcheitra
Three
Red
Seal
Record
with
album
tad
descripti
ve
booUet,
$8.25.
Trio
So.
1
in
B
Flat
Alfred,
Cortot,
Piano
Jacques
Thlbaud,
Violin,
rabto
Casals,
'Cello
Four
Red
Seal
Records
with
album
and
descriptive
booklet,
recorded
in
England
$12.75.
i
Beethoven
Symphony
So.
3
in
E
Flat
Major
pBrotea")
The
Symphony
Orchestra
Six
Red
Seal
Record
with
album
and
descriptive
booklet,
recorded
in
England
4.75.
Symphony
So.
7
in
A
Major
Philadelphia
Symphony
Orchestra
'Six
Red
Seal
Record
with
album
and
descriptive
booklet
and
a
spoken
outline
of
themes,
with
piano,
by
Leopold
Stokowski,
director,
$14.00.
Tschalkowsky
Concerto
So.
1
in
B
FUl
Minor
Mark
llambouril
and
The
Royal
Albert
Hall
Orchestra
Four
Red
Seal
Records
with
album
and
descriptive
booklet,
recorded
in
England,
$5.75.
Symphony
Palhitique;
So.
6
in
B
Minor
The
Symphony
Orchestra
Five
Red
Seal
Records
with
album
and
descriptive
booklet,
recorded
in
England
$8.25
Mendelssohn'
TI1E
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
December
15,
1923
WE
HAVE
A
VERY
FINE
SELECTION
OF
SWEATERS
FOR
LADIES
AND
LADIES'
HOSIERY
In
Profusion,
at
Prices
That
Will
Surprise
You.
Our
SALE
OF
SALES
IS
STILL
PROCEEDING
Giving
You
an
Opportunity
to
Purchase
CLOTHING
FOR
MEN
AND
ROYS
AT
SACRIFICE
PRICES
Since
we
brought
Montreal
nrices
to
Prince
Rupert,
the
appreciation
ox
the
public
has
been
shown
in
our
increasing
sales
month
afte
month.
YOU
ALSO
WILL
APPRE
CIATE
OUR
PRICES
Montreal
mporters
THIRD
AVENUE
Reginald
L.
Gale,
Smlthcrs'
broker,
who
has
been
on
a
busi-icm
trip
south,
arrived
in
the
"ity
from
Vancouver
on
the
Princess
Royal
yesterday
afternoon
and
proceedeH
to
the
interior
by
train
this
morning.
i
.
11
.
Concerto
m
.If
mar
i
Frltx
Kreltler
and
The
State
Opera.
Orchestra
(Berlin),
l.eo
Hlech,
Conductor
Four
Red
Seal
Records
with
album
and
descriptive
booklet,
recorded
in
Europe
$12.75.
Mozart
Symphony
in
C
Major
No.
41
("Jupiter')
London
Symphony
Orchestra
Four
Red
Seal
Records
with
album
and
descriptive
booklet,
Recorded
in
England
$175.
Brahms
Symphony
So.
I
in
C
Minor
Philadelphia
Symphony
Orchestra1
Six
Red
Seal
Records
with
album
descriptive
met.
a
spoken
outline
ot
toe
themes,
with
no,
by
Leopold
Stokowtki.
the
director
4.00
The
Victor
Herbert
Album
with
five
e
mental
a
Shilkret
Red
Seal
Records,
(voeal,
iattru-nd
choral
arrangements
by
Nathaafel
A
popular
album
for
$3.25
Cl
;J
-for
your
oicn
selection
of
Victor
Records
collected
in
an
album
Obtainable,
from
"His
Master's
Voiqe"
dealers
,
Victor
Talklnjl
Machine
Co.
of
Canada,
Limited,
Montreal
in
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
Limited
OWNED
AND
OPERATED
HY
Nesbitt,
Thomson
&
Company
Limited,
Montreal
sjft
TO
THE
CITIZENS
OF
PRINCE
KUP3RT:-Tliis
company
hi$ubmitled
for
your
consideration
an
offer
to
purchase
the
fixed
assets
of
your
municipal
light
and
power
department,
and
takes
this
opportunity
of
'placing
before
you
the
following
brief
synopsis
of
their
offer:
V
PRICE
$375,000
CASIIApproximatcly
$25,000.00
more
than
the
present
book
value.
DOMESTIC
RATES
The
present
schedules'
to
remain
in
force,
but
the
company
is
to
be
allowed
to
reduce
rates
if
found
to
be
advisable.
EXISTING
CONTRACTS
to
be
respected
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
$
months'
grace
for
contingencies,
further
HYDRO-ELECTRIC
dcvclogment
having
capacity
of
not
less
than
5000
II.
P.
installed,
and
pledges
Usclf
to
continue,
when,
and
as,
required,
until
100,000
II.
P-
or
more
has
"been
developed
for
the
use
of
in-dustries
located
in
the
city.
,
w
STREET
LIGHTING;
lias
undertaken
to
do
this
at
rates
which,
on
the
now
existing
conditions,
it
is
estimated,
would
.save
the
city
annually
the
sum
of
$1780.00
when
compared
with
tbe
existing
rate.
ORNAMENTAL
STREET
LIGHTIN
(J
The
company
undertakes
upon
dc-.
mand
of
the
city
to
install
at
its
own
expense
system
of
modern
ornamental
street
lighting
in
ALL
the
streets
or
the
city
and
operate
them
at
the
same
rates.
TAXES
The
company
DOES
NOT
ASK
for
exemption
of
municipal
taxes.
INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT
THE
COMPANY
PLACES
AT
THE
DISPOSAL
OF
THE
CITY
OR
ITS
HOARD
OF
TRADE
THE
SERVICES
OF
ITS
INDUSTRIAL
HUREAU.
WHOSE
ACTIVITIES
IN
OTHER
SECTIONS
OF
THE
DOMINION
IAVH
PRODUCED
RESULTS
NOT
EQUALLED
BY
ANY
OTllER
O
RG
ANIMATION.
The
outstanding
advantages!
to
be
derived
from
your
acceptance
of
this
offer
would
appear
to
be:
(1).
THE
COMPANY
IS
WHOLLY
CANADIAN,
with
a
record
of
accomp-lishment
over
many
years
second
to
none
in
the
Dominion.
2).
The
directors
are
all
well
and
favorably
known
CANADIAN
business
men
of
diversified
interests
an.
d
WIU.E
INFLUENCE
in
Dominion
affairs.
,
.
(3).
The
PROFITS
derived
from
the
operation!,
of
the
company
arc
almost
wholly
DISPERSED
IN
CAN
ADA
for
the
benefit
of
the
FURTHER
DEVELOPMENT
OF
CANADA.
(0.
By
making
a
FURTHER
IN$STMENT
in
the
Prince
Rupert
district
estimated
at
ONE
ANU,A
MILLION
dollars
the
COMPANY
will
be
economically
COMPEItRed
to
PROTECT
the
interests
of
its
CLIENTS
by
FURTHER
DEV
ELOPMENT
of
the
city,
its
INDUS-TRIES
and
RESOURCES.
(5).
(6).
(7).
r?i
(8).
(9).
(10).
The
alternative
schedule
of
Eastern
power
rates
offered
are
to
the
highest
advantage.
The
present
city
rates
in
some
cases
are
as
much
as
50
per
cent
higher
than
those
hcin
i?
offered.
The
RATES
OFFERED
arc
the
SAME
as
those
operative
in
that
section
of
the
East
where
the
greatest
INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT
or
the
I)-minion
has
taken
place
and
which
the
company
knows
therefore
arc
RIGHT.
Adequate
and
modern
street
lighting
is
considered
as
being
one
of
the
best
advertising
mediums
and
full
provision
has
been
made
for
this
without
capital
cost
to
the
city.
The
company
places
at
the
disposal
Uhe
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
free
of
charge,
the
services
or
the.
same
industrial
department
.
which
has.
in
i
i
i
i
t
.j
i
me
pasi
cigiu
10
ten
years,
locaica
in
one
area
alone
.ISJNDUSTRIKS,
having
a
total
capitalization
of
a
round.
FORTY
MILLION
DOLLARS,
with
an
ANNUAL
PAYROLL
of
in
excess
of
NINE
MILLION
DOL-
LARS
to
0000
EMPOYEES,
brniifin
in
a
contingent
population
estimated
at
frcm
50,000
to
75,000
i
ihabitants.
ER1ENCE
IS
THE
BEST
SCHOO
L
TO
GRADUATE
FROM
Besides
its
activities
in
the
hydro-electric
field,
the
principals
of
the
company
have
financed
from
amongst
many
others
the
following
notable
industrial
enterprises:
Batburst
Paper
Co.,
Bathurst,
New
Brunswick;
St.
Lawrence
Paper
Co.,
Three
Rivers,
Quebec;
Canada
Paper
Co.,
Windsor
Mills.
Quebec;
Canadian
Celanese
Co.,
Drummondville,
Que.;
Eastern
Dairies
Co.,
Montreal,
Toronto,
Ottawa;
McColl
Frontc-nac
Oil
Co.;
Canada
Steamships
Co,
Montreal;
Reliance
Grain
Co.,
Winnipeg.
The
men
behind
this
company
were
the
first
in
the
Dominion
to
advocate
and
institute
the
principals
of
"employee"
and
"customer
ownership,"
and
ean
not,
therefore,
be
looked
upon
as
monopolistic
by
nature
or
determination.
The.
principals
behind
this
company
are
in
a
position
toand
can
arrange
to
materially
assist
in
the
financing
of
any
IocaL
industry
of
merit,
or
the
development
;of
he
natural
resources
of
the
territory
as
warranted.
'
j
'
r
Your
interest
and
vote
in
our
favor
is
solicited.
Wc
are
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,
Ltd.
H.
E.
PAWSON,
Assistant
Commercial
Manager.