liaiit
MX'
Wm
:
Km
.
l.EAba.'f.WO
THit
DATLT
NEWS
53m
You,
too,
will
be
delighted
when
you
try
this
tea.
High
grown
full-flavoured
perfectlybfended
fresh
sealed
in
aluminum
to
keep
the
strength
and
flavour
in
-43c
per
half-pound,
everywhere
Ask
for
this
delicious
blend.
The
Daily
News
PBINCE
RUPERT
-
Birilisft
COLUMI1IA
Publiihed
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
Managing
Editor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
-Editor
and
Reporter
Telephone
-
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
far
JUVENILE
SECTION
IN
LIBRARY
98
86
Friday.
April
20,
1928
LOOKING
FORWARD
Mackenzie
Kinj?,
Prime
Minister
ol
Canada
addressing
the
First
National
Assembly
of
Liberal
women
stated
that
the
Liberal
outlook
and
thought
was
directed
toward
the
future.
While
not
objecting
to
the
Conservative
policy
of
looking
backward
for
lesions
to
guide
our
actions,
we
suggest
that
it
is
a
good
thing
to
keep
our
minds
directed
toward
the
luiure.
That
is
hope.
It
is
the
one
blessing
that
was
left
in
the
bottom
of
Pandora's
box
when
all
the
evil
things
had
escaped.
It
is
thai
which
keeps
us
buoyed
up
and
for
ever
enjoying
the
pleasures
ol
expectancy.
The
past
may
be
good,
the
present
may
be
better,
but
it
is
dalliance
in
the
rosy
fu-une
that
brings
much
of
the
joy
of
lite.
We
may
not
be
Liberals
in
politics
but
we
can
all
be
Liberal
in
our
attitude
toward
life.
Then
mix
in
a
small
dose
of
conservatism
and
we
have
almost
a
perfect
condition.
POKING
FORWARD
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
Early
in
the
spring
we
suggested
that
this
was
going
to
be
a
ar
u
hen
we
should
have
reason
to
hope.
We
repeat
that
aug-.-.!
We
may
be
mistaken,
but
to
us
the
future
looks
rosy.
We
m.
I'lime
Rupert
steadily
expanding
and
improving.
We
see'
business
ini;rnving.
.M.iiiv
were
diaannointprl
t
th
umnll
nmnunt
rr
m.;n
.k.v..j
lhat
'
......
awuk
(imii
niij7w
'av
through
this
port.
Conditions
were
against
us.
The
grain
;.me
nere
an
nan
to
be
treated
before
it
could
be
shinned.
The
fixator
has
worked
day
and
night
to
condition
the
grain
that
the
poor
Ainerta
autumn
failed
to
bring
to
perfection.
In
spite
of
that
the
amount
handled
has
been
well
ahead
of
last
year.
Next
yenr,
If
the
crop
is
properly
harvested,
we
shall
probably
have
a
good
ny
more
n,V
nere
tnan
we
die!
in
tQ
pajt
season,
Birt
Uiel
will
be
other
thing.
t
British
iTafcmbi
is
develpp-ing.'
rapidly
and
Prince
Rupert
is
bound
to
go-ahead
wh
ttfe
rfct.
W
siigyeqt
Ujat
while
keeping
up
onr
tesX"
polsible
workfn
the
.
present,
we
nx
our
minds
on
the
future
where
lies
a
great
destiny
thla
tltflta,
nmat
nn.l
.
.
.
..
U
1
1
:
.
.
i
r
,
i
,
..S
"
"
k"
t
Bimu
eiij3
me
prospenty
an
me
more
for
the
hard
struggle.-
we
have
had
in
the
past.
me
rarent-leachers
have
protested
against
the
proposed
closing
of
the
juvenile
section
in
the
public
library.
That
is
the
first
protest
mat
followed
an
announcement
made
recently
that
the
mat
ter
was
under
consideration.
The
situation
is
this.
The
library
board
is
very
much
in
the
amount
of
money
a
vn
liable.
Last
year
a
slight
ad
vance
was
made
in
the
salary
of
the
librarian.
It
was
expected
that
the
city
council
would
increase
the
grant
to
cover
that
amount.
They
made
an
Increase
but
not
quite
enough.
The
result
is
that
fewer
books
can
be
bought
this
year
than
last.
If
the
money
is
spent
In
the
juvenile
section
the
fiction
readers
must
be
curtailed,
and
the
fiction
readers
have
complained
In
the
past
that
so
few
new
books
have
been
purchased
for
them.
Objectors
to
the
juvenile
section
say
the
books
are
not
properly
cared
for
by
the
young
readers,
that
there
is
not
much
time
for
reading
and
it
interferes
with
the
school
studies,
that
there
is
not
room
in
the
library
building
for
much
increase
and
the
elimination
of
the
juvenile
section
would
provide
space
for
the
others.
The
book?
in
the
juvenile
section
are
nearly
all
n
bad
shape
and
much
money
is
needed
to
mke
the
collection
at
ail
representative.
But
the
children
love
fairy
tales
and
many
parents
canntrt
afford
to
buy
them.
They
look
for
other
children's
books
which
are
not
to
be
found
in
the
library.
They
are
in
the
formative
pettbd0f
their
lives
but
there
are
no
books
to
help
develop
he
imagination
or
influence
the
character.
What
is
to
be
done
for
this
juvenile
section?
We
strongly
urge
those
who
have
opinions
for
or
against
the
juvenile
lending
Ifbrary
to
write
us
or
the
library
board
stating
those
views
and
if
wsslble
suggivunjr
a
way
out
of
the
difficulty.
Do
your
own
washing
If
so,
it
will
pay
you
to
try
this
Chinese
Wajhing
Fluid.
From
your
druggist
buy:
1
can
Gillett's
Flake
Lye
(be
:ire
it's
"Gillett's"
and
noj
a
cheap
imitation)
,
J4
oz.
Muriate
of
Ammonia;
Yt
oz.
Salts
of
Tartar;
1
pz.
Sulphate
of
Soda;
dissolve
in
three
gallons
of
water;
keep
in
large
glass
bottle
or
stoneware
jar.
Use
a
cup
of
this
fluid
to
each
tub
of
water,
allowing
the
clothes
to
soak
over
night.
You'll
be
amazed
at
how
little
rubbing
is
needed
to
get
clothes
spotlessly
clean
and
sweet-smelling,.
and
it
will
not
injure
the
finest
fabrics.
Get
the
genuine
article-
'refuse
all
substitute
GILLETT'S
a9
all
JMliail
.
fl
Mm
aWa
VWsP
PURE
FLAKELTs"E
EATS
DIRT
FAIR
BOARD
COMMITTEES
I'ltli.SlDKXT
M.
I'.
MtC'UFKIlV
A-.MllNCE
Ills
hr.l.Kf
TIOSH
AT
last
Monro
.MIXTIXO
'At
uilsting
of
the
Fair
Boara
lakM
night.
M.
P.
McGaKery.
president
pf,
tlKV
Ndrthern
British
Columbia
Agricultural
'&
Industrial
Association,
an-
.ouuoed
appointments
of
st
jading
com
mittees
as
lollow
for
the
year:
Finance
Aid.
A.
J.
Prudnomme
(chairman),
J.
D
Fraaer
and
Aid.
G
P.
Tinker
Sports
and
Attraction
Jos.
Brawn.
lahalrmaiii.
Howard
Steeu
and
W.
B
berma'n
Jr
Exaiwu
YOGEN
MARU
IS
LOADING
TODAY
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent.
ISLAND
CANNERIES
ARE
GETTING
RE4DY
ronnMemble
Artlvlly
Already
Noted
Preparation
for
Coining
Hmimih
There
Is
considerable
activity
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islanda
at
this
time
In
preparation
for
the
coming
salmon
fsh-
:.'.g
and
canning
ieasn
according
to
ward
brought
from
there
aboard
the
tcamer
Prince
John
which
arrived
last
300
caaea
was
recorded
while
Wednesday
night.
It
went
to
over
400.
a
tie,
high
record.
TERRACE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
L.
M.
Oiggcy
have
taken'
up
their
residence
in
their
new
home
south
of
the
track.
Mr.
Ogey
purposes
carrying
on
lumbering
opera
Hons
during
the
summer
months
on
his
holdings
across
the
river.
Mrs.
Smith,
Port
Esstngton
school
teacher,
who
spent
the
Vaster
vacation
I,
1
tt
I
.
.
tm
h
1,11,1.1
An
maining
at
iim
rarm
tor
tne
comma:
UchooJ
term.
,
,
Tsrraoe
MtMa
Of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
K
Frost,
formerly
forest
ranger
here,
will
be
interested
to
know
that
they
have
returned
to
nc
and
are
at
present
visiting
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Morse,
Hatt
In
Victoria.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Prost
have
been
In
South
Carolina
since
leaving
here
n
year
ago.
Robert
Oorlett
is
having
a
new
home
erected
on
his
property
in
the
north-
contractor.
Joe
SftJU)
raturiiod
Tm4t
'ter
nevmg
montfce
in
Carmany
O.
B
Utterstrom
ger
at
Kl
twangs,
v
borne
ou
Wed,nesdi
,.
,.
i
8.
Araall
left
on
Wcctuoadtf'.to
spend
the
summer
on
th
Ilia.
Taylor
of
Pen
td
heme
on
Thui-
stay
at
Hlli
Farm
BullUings
and
Grounds
George
B.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tei
Casey
(chairman
I,
J.
J.
OUlla
am)
.
tors
to
Prince
Bxip
Mussallem.
They
returned
horn.
Prtae
Boa
and
Prlaes
Howard
Steen
chairman).
Joseph
Brown
and"
J.
J
A.
B.
Ralph.
Prlnr
OUlu.
inspector
for
the
C
I
Wednesday.
to
Terrace
on
apont
several
B.
Warlock,
Prlnco
n-.ipert,
wu
i
business
viiltor
here
during
the
with.
HudNon.
Buy
mana-i.-
here
during
the
Mrs.
O.
Von.,H.-
made
a
Jm-
w'R,
to
Prince
Ruoert
uis
woek.
jtv:
iiii.m
.iv
arm
mm;
Johnston
ware
tflsV
i
during
Wqnfik.
H.
Was
a
pLiinedS
J.
O.
Fraser
(chairman),,
via!
tor
here
and
at
VaaawfteViidurlng
George
B.
Casey
and
W
H.
Sherman
Jr.
the
week.
'
Advertising
and
Publicity
O.
B.
OU-
,
;:ck
tcharlman).
N.
Mussallem
and
Aid.
j
P.
Stratum
of
the
'Jikelae
hatchery
p
H.
Linzey.
H.
F
PuUen
and
8.
M.
staff
was
in
town
on
WUnaadtfl
'
Newton
-
.
Mlaa
Mary
V.
Smith
wws
la
Prince'
Rupert
several
day
at
the
ginning
,of
the
week.
She
rr-tur)Md
MSae
or.
J.
Davidson,
New
Westminster,
provincial
boiler
inspector
arrived
from
jthe
coast
on
Wednesday
to
make
his
periodical
examination
of
the
boilers
in
lapaira
''S"'
m
the
mill,
of
th.
rfi.trlrt
rnsved
down
to
the
elevator
from
the,
ccean
dock
at
5
o'clock
yesterday
after-
,m(M.
......,t
noon
ana
loaaiug
01
int
vcci
a
"
nuWlc
Dart
cam
for
the
Orient
started
mis
moraine.
It
la
espected
she
will
get!
away
tomorrow
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
complete
her
cargo.
Capt.
8.
McNeill
of
Vancouver
la
here
to
pllat
the
vewel
south.
Th
British
steamer
Indian
Cltv
is
scacn.
works
aaglneer
was
In
tawr
during
the
week
superintending
r.r.d
planning
read
work
for
the
coming
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
dock
andj
foreman
of
the
B.C
cmoletlna
llnln.
at
the
ocean
111
move
down
.n
Monday
to
tna,16"
Rlver
nery,
came
IMArfh
hum
1tmmmi.
thu
.
elevator
to
atart
loading
a
lull
cargo
-"ip
'
ii"
s-nnoe
Jonn.
j.
Beckett
and
Alex
Main,
members
of
the
cannery
crtw,
also
arrived
at
Watun
River
on
the
same
vessel.
A.
p.
Vancouver.
Allison,
well
known
legging
operator,
came
north
from
Vancouver
!to
Quean
Charlotte
City
on
the
Prince
John
this
trip.
He
will
Inspect
the
.progress
of
operations
at
his
Queen
vnsnowe
inty
ana
Bucuey
Bay
caapt.
1
Mrs.
J.
L.
Barge
returned
to
Quten
Charlotte
City
on
tt
-
Prince
John
this
,trlp
following
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
and
other
points
in
the
south.
'
cvrnln
I
aire.
W.
Ward
and
Mrs.
Id.
Hlggtna
W.
Trotter,
manager
of
the
Canadian
came
(rom
Vancouver
on
the
Plrhlng
Ca.a
cannery
at
Laguon
Bay.ijno,
JoaA
VM
to
Mkt
up
ml.
.,nd
tale
crew
are
on
the
ground
and
the
,t
ctlctf
City
where
work
of
preparation
Includes
consider-
y,,
nugbaad,
re
loeutule,
w:th
tne
able
renovation
01
the
wharf.
!
timber
business
'
Uarah
English,
manager
of
B.C.
Pack-
isra'
South
Bay
cannery
and
his
crew,
-nt
rush
of
clama
u
over,
the
Langs
ra
Plahlng
Packing
Co.
wlU
be
getting
It
plant
at
Masaett
ready
to
handle
salmon.
.
MANAGERS
AND
CREWS
OF
WHALING
STATIONS
RETURNED
TO
ISLANDS
W
Oarcin.
manager
of
the
Conaoll-:nted
Whatlng
Corporation's
station
at
Pose
Harbor,
and
William
Rolls,
manner
of
the
Naden
Harbor
station,
accompanied
by
Japanese
crews
who
will
engaged
m
work
preparatory
to
the
npenlng
ol
the
coming
season,
came
narth
from
Victoria
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
on
the
ateamsr
Prince
John
thla
trip.
Mr.
Oarcin
was
accompanied
by
his
wife
and
family
and
VP.
atorrle.
engineer
at
Rose
Harbor,
also
ortne
up.'
MAKES
RECORD
PACK
The
Langara
Plahlng
&
Peeking
Co
clam
cannery
at
Tow
Hill
is
worklne
to
full
capacity
and
pmMnq
up
b'tmper
pnek
this
season
arc.ril.iig
to
vord
brought
to
the
city
atxmril
th"
steamer
Pr'noe
John
from
the
Queer
Charlotte
Islands.
Extreme
tides
of
lte
have
favored
the
digging
of
the
shell
fish
and
on
Tuesday
nlht
u
pack
of
Col.
am!
Mrs.
-P
have
arrived
at
that
potnt.
Queen
Charlotte
Al
waiun
mvvr
caimvry
ww
uwk
19
'John
this
week
reopened.
v(e
hear
Naturalness
Is
precisely
w'.iat
you
et
in
Orthophonfc
Victrola
music
a
home,
whether
h
h
the
"Sextette
from
U.-W"
or
"Cohea
a
tlte
Telepkone".
It
is
amaaincly
real,
wbether
a
solo
voice,
dear
and
pure,
or
a
.
chorus
of
a
thousand
voices
extending
from
soprano
to
beaa;
euaphene
solo
or
a
symphony
concert.
The
sew
Onhopfconic
Vio
trola
givrs
you
the
"lett"
ol
the
pericewtsace.
and
you
get
this,
aoove
an
m
your
01
at
tfce
rime
ye
ealect.
Mrs
J.
Wlckfleld
arrived
at
Queen
I.
Haaphy,
manager
of
the
hot
An-
Charlotte
City
from
Vancouver
on
the
galea
Timber
Products
Co.
oontrollln
Prinoe
John
thla
trio
to
visit
with
Rav.
the
sawmill
at
Buckley
Bay.
arrived
at
and
Mrs.
R.
C
Scott.
Buckley
Bay
on
the
Prince
John
this
trip
and
will
return
to
Seattle
by
the
Mlaa
V.
Flett
returned
to
Port
Cle-same
veaael
at
the
first
of
next
week,
ments
on
the
Prince
John
thla
trip
Nothing
definite
haa,
been
decided
as
after
having
made
the
round
trip
to
to
when
the
Buckley
Bey
mill
will
he
Vancouver.
nenr
in
a
5
stee
at
cveiy
caiujy-
most
tfmious
J
chocolate
bav.
J
t
II
1
Ulll
J.1MJ
waBBPaa
Ma
la
Montreal
bv
WALTER
M.
LOWNEY
CO.
LiralttJ
Barona
Model
4-40
$225
or
with
Electric
Drive
$26$
urselves
'f
r
as
others
hear
us
is
the
verdict
of
the
famous
Victor
Artists
who
sing
and
play,
so
that
you
too
may
hear
them
on
the
new
Ortlgphonic
Victrola
These
wonderful
performances
ol
name
come
to
you
only
because
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Itnprdaare",
brines
mem
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you
In
more
popular
words
the
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controlled
priactple
which
applies
"smooth
flow
of
sound1"
to
every
Ortho
phonic
Vlctrote.
To
play
you
music
so
hae,
you
may
have
cabinets
of
fast
beauty,
smart
design,
care
hilly
ulatlad
woods.
Electric
drive,
if
you
wish,
at
alight
additional
rest.
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Prices
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as
tilt,
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coaveaieni
payment
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any
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Voice
dealers.
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them
play
today.
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for
a
home
demonstration
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Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
Meatresi
Ryder
arrived
at
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and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Muekle
returned
on
the
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to
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Charttote
City
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