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The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
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liJUTlSH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
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of
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May
3,
1928
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SITUATION'
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solved
itself.
Britain's
quick
move
intry
to
their
senses
and
the
obnoxious
over
to
autumn,
probably
never
o
v
i
-hips
she
might
have
whistled
for
any
:i"in
the
Egyptians.
Reason
is
nothing
!:nl
-
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display
of
htrength.
That
is
the
;.'.
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'otal
disarmament.
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the
pro
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a
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impossible.
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books
that
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borrowers,
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ly
has
been
suggested.
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unonal
Day
ware
appointed,
the
friction
would
still
i
tinu.j,
tor
there
are
few
deer
divisions
between
men
than
tneir
uision
over
books.
Thr
are
men
whose
only
care
is
to
find
out
what
is
inside
the
book
and
get
inside
it
themselves,
who
do
not
nana
about
print
or
paper
or
whether
there
is
a
cover
or
not,
or
whether
there
is
a
legal
owner
of
these
external
things.
And
there
are
bookowners
who
are
collectors
and
would
be
happier
collecting
candlesticks
or
china;
their
desire
is
for
clean
and
beautiful
objects,
for
fijie
Mflding
and
printing
that
are
art,
or
even
for
symmetrical
helves.
For
till
these
met:
it
is
j.
hardship
and
a
puzzle
that
their
irietui.
who
wuuio
never
nave
tne
etironteiy
to
borrow
the
adornment
of
thel-
mantelpiece
or
take
away
their
pictures
for
a
few-weeks
or
mouths,
will
go
off
with
armloads
of
their
books,
and
that
It
is
for
some
obscure
but
profound
reason
curmudge
only
to
refuse
to
lend
a
book.
A
higher
and
more
delicate
standard
is
expected
from
tbe
owners
of
books
than
from
the
owners
of
garden
rollers.
It
is
churlish
to
refuse
a
book
which
may
change
the
borrower's
whole
life,
when
that
life
might
profitably
be.
changed,
and
it
is
churlish
to
refuse
one
book,
or
an
armful
of
books,
from
fat
helves.
After
all,
books
are
meant
to
be
read,
not
preserved
spotlessly
behind
irlass
till
they
are
out
of
dHte
or
unwanted
or
in
powder;
and
it
is
no'
good
for
them
to
stay
too
long
on
the
same
shelf
instead
of
circulating
about
the
world.
WU
IN
KKKtJMi
,
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Women
Canadian
Club
held
In
City
Hull
la',
ewning,
Mrs.
George
Wood-
lur.d
pre
idlug.
olficers
for
the
coming
ur
were
elected
with
the
exceptloa
.1
pre-ldent
;,:id
this
wa
lelt
lor
the
-jifcut.Vi'
to
r.ll.
Several
ladles
were
licmumled
bir.
nil
relueed.
The
new
olficers
were
as
follows:
1st
Vice-president
Mrs.
Blott.
2nd
V.'.-preMdent-
-Mrs.
Johns.
Secretary
-Mis
Rlvett.
Ai2tam
S.-creiiry
Mrs.
Mills.
Tieurer
-Mi
Mitchell.
Assist
;.:it
'I
n-uauicr
-
Mrs.
Patmore.
Bse?ui:ve
Mr-.
Fnaell.
Mr.
Joe
Lli.ir
ai.d
Mi-
B'.auce.
The
rotlr.ng
presideut
thanked
the
enaters
frr
their
support
during
the
.
in
ind
ti.en
called
on
tbe
secretary
3
rad
tlw
.(pert
on
the
activities
tor
past,
year
which
she
did
as
follows:
THE
BKftlRT
During
this
last
year
ve
have
done
k
test
to
live
ap
to
the
excellent
txcthrd
cf
tenner
sars.
We
have
id
jsct
intern
ting
speakers
with
a
.it
ran;
of
t
iolc
and
cur
memisar-"nlp
has
'increased
ateadUy
all
through
r.s
jear.
On
tunc
4
1MT.
the
clb
wae
sddnsa-
i
by
Sir
Archibald
Maodocell.
OOC
ft
Canadlitn
Division,
at
a
luncheon
:
tbe
Boston
Hall.
There
was
quite
large
attendant
at
this
meeUng
to
'-Web
husbands
of
the
SManben
were
:viud
and
alo
men
of
the
lat
Cans-l
lan
Division
who
were
ttvlag
In
Prince
Rupert
Alter
the
tunensec.
Sir
Arcs-jutd
addressed
the
meeting
taking
for
:s
subject.
"The
Royal
Northwest
.Jounted
Police.
"
rhls
apeaker
was
teat
us
by
the
Association
of
Canadian
.mcv
On
Crtober
4.
1827.
Harlan
I
Baalth
'
tbe
Dominion
Archesloglcal
nesssrch
r:ety
adarc-ed
the
club
it
i
M
In
-e
Coinmodore
Cafe,
his
topic
kaing
"Icssauh
"
Ot
alur.cheon
of
December
In.
1S37.
at
.ie
Commodore
Cafe
the
Baa.
T.
D.
attuilo.
minister
of
lands
tar
British
.lumb'i
gave
an
Interesting
talk
on
.
Immigration
"
HK.AK
AHOl
T
TIIIKA
"n
January
20.
1B28.
the
members
of
club
had
the
pleasure
of
listening
v
Robin
on
"Present
Day
Con-'n
China
"
of
which
she
had
:
knowledge,
being
on
furlough
r
missionary
and
scholastic
..
Bonan.
China.
IfKH
was
a
lance
of
meii.arl
Itl
this
I
i
-
-I
Mis
Boons'
mm.
was
ex
'
i
tlng
and
tanned
one
o:
I
hi
addressee
listened
to
by
!
-
M.xr.
Saa
wss
served
and
i
themselvee
of
tbe
op-
n.
"
r.eet
the
speaker.
'
i
y
gg.
1MB,
D.
B
Finn
was
'
'
i'
'
'
nonor
at
a
tea
In
the
Com
'
e.
Mr.
Finn
la
in
charge
'
!k
'
arjunent
Ptsherlas
CKperUBen
a
located
here
In
Prince
Ru
.
he
gave
ue
an
interesting
;
on
the
valuable
re-march
work
o!
-
station.
On
Saturday.
April
27.
1928.
we
were
rtunate
in
obtaining
Harold
Mac
ranken.
director
of
the
Stotl-MacCrack-
n
exploration
party
to
Alaska.
Mr
JarCracken
tu!d
the
club
of
tbe
pur
se
of
the
expedition
and
described
ie
work
of
each
member
of
the
party
-d
r!l-
his
cwn
personal
interest
tn
he
beam
of
the
lorsllty.
He
describe,
any
Incidents
which
occurred
during
la
work
of
filming
these
bears
in
then
'stural
haunt
una
promised
t-,
addrev
he
club
on
his
return
next
November
vben
he
should
have
many
more
ln-ereeting
things
to
relate.
Seventf-two
iftabers
were
prevnt
and
tea
waa
ser-
At
all
our
social
meet
tags,
our
vre-
:tlent.
stHi
Woodland.
"WSS
rh
the
dhitH
nd
she
has
proved
a
very
able
preal-ent
NATIONAL
ASMICIATION
Thi."
year,
as
last,
we
were
afrillateu
vllh
the
National
Association
of
Cana-li
an
Clubs
Hiiri
were
frequently
In
toucl
sith
them
by
letter,
but.
owing
to
ur
aomewhat
isolated
geograahlca
oosltlon
they
were
only
able
to
send
u.'
ne
speaker
The
year
was
marked
b;
he
issue
of
the
official
magazine
of
he
National
Association
of
Canadian
?lub
which
is
entitled
"The
Canadian
fatten
"
It
is
to
be
Iwued
four
time
i
year
and
the
first
number
has
alread
een
sent
to
all
members
who
were
lr
rood
standing
by
December
81.
1817
'.
ts
a
somewhat
modest
little
prodoc
ion
ai'i
has
for
Its
object
the
fostering
f
the
Canadian
Club
Ideal
in
promottng
'anadlan
loterest
In
Canada.
tn
January
of
this
year
we
were
sskec
ly
the
r!nc
Rupert
Branch
of
the
unadlan
Legion
of
the
British
Kmplrr
lervlce
League
for
our
rapport
in
theli
ffort
towards
establishing
a
oenoUpl
a
memory
of
the
men
in
the
Oreat
Var.
The
Executive
felt
that
such
an
b)ect
wss
psrtlcularly
worthy
of
oui
uppnrt
and
s
cheque
for
S76
Was
donat-d
to
the
cenotaph
fund.
The
executive
also
decided
to
add
V
the
shelf
of
Csnsdlan
literature
tn
th
local
library,
whloh
wns
begun
by
th'
lub
last
yenr
and
a
cheque
for
'
82r
waa
handed
to
the
library
secretsry
foi
'he
purchase
of
books.
Nine
executive
meetings
have
bee:
"eld
during
lhe
ytm
with
an
averag.
ittendanre
of
sewn
members
Oiie
ger.ernl
meetlni;
was
held
oi
April
4
1928.
for
the
nominating
ol
Mfloers
for
the
yenr
1828-B.
MANY
MCMHRHS
Twentl-nlne
new
members
Joined
dur
I
-GrtJ
TM
Pattern
No.
318
it
shown
lt4
w
Ceramic
tile
"Multicote"
Surface
A
new
improvement,
that
builds
years
of
extra
wear
right
into
the
felt
base
and
throughout
the
long-wearing
surface
only
obtainable
in
genuine
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Rugs
with
the
Qold
Seal
on
the
surface.
ONGOLEOM
COLD
SEAL
GUARANTEE
.
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
,
OR
YOUR
MONEY
EAfK
KK7.1
SUI
WITH
You
can
positively
identify
genuine
Congoleum
by
the
Gold
Seal
.
.
.
the
guarantee
...
look
for
it.
Lowcr'Than-Evcr
Prices
These
beautifully
patterned,
easy-to-clean
rugs
are
now
selling
as
low
as
$7.00
for
a
9
x
6
feet,
room
size
rugother
sizes
in
proportion.
When
you
see
the
full
range
of
attractive
that
such
low
patterns
you
will
marvel
prices
are
possible
.
.
.
and
you
will
agree
that
they
are
by
far
the
best
investment
in
house
furnishings.
e
Coatolrum
Caaad
Limbec!.
U-,0
St.
Psiruk
Strsat,
Montr).
Stwi
tat,
whaevt
cost
or
etSKJStisa,
a
copy
oi
yoar
Istew
hooldot
eMitlsri
sassatag
Coloar
icbcmei
Thst
Con
So
bfaV
Cltr.
S7A
GOLD
SEAL
RUGS
BRIGHTEN
YOUR
HOME
-
NOW
-
AT
LITTLE
EXPENSE
Congoleum
Canada
Limited.
Montreal
inc
tbe
year
making
a
total
of
126
paid-up
members.
Quite
s
number
have
left
-he
city
during
the
year,
but
we
are
4dSUnf
new
mem
bars
all
the
time
-six
wars
added
last
Saturday
and
their
mem
berahlp
begin
today,
st
this
meet.iiR.
Thirty-eight
letters
have
been
written
during
the
year,
13a
pemtcards
werr
iddrsned
and
l-J
were
written
and
ad-Jressed,
both.
Me
books
were
pur-baaed
by
the
club,
for
the
secretary
and
ressurer.
Our
treasurer
is
to
be
eon-rrstulatad
on
tbe
kuslnssslike
way
tn
.sy
she
managed
our
fUasaoes.
The
ssembars
of
the
executive
have
rupportsd
the
president
sad
eflloers
very
aysljy
ad
harisooloualy
sad
I
think
1
tan
say
that
our
Hub
ts
'in
a
very
Healthy
condition.
".GfHIKT
Of.
THCAftl
HEK
The
report
of
the
treasurer,
airs
UePlne.
showed
that
there
Is
a
balan.e
n
the
bank
of
S1S.32.
The
income
from
ees
and
arrears
amounted
to
(126
aaci
his
added
to
the
Income
from
teas
and
3D
luncheon
brought
the
total
receipts
to
S3M
7
The
disbursements
Included:
Btamps
41.00;
stationery,
etc..
11.S0;
oenotspli
fund,
0TB:
Associated
Canadian
Club
mJO;
nomination
notloss.
S3
60;
dona-
lon
te
library.
S2I
notloss
snnua,
netting.
S4.eo.
the
remainder
of
th.
nitlay
being
mostly
for
teas
and
ti,
uncheon.
The
slertlon
or
offloers
took
tne
lorir.
.1
confirming
the
nominations
maoe
a'
prevlnu
meeting,
with
the
exosptloi
if
tbe
officers
of
president
and
traas
user.
Mrs.
McNaufhton
was
nomlnaten
for
president
but
on
her
refusing
nun
bers
of
others
were
named
but
all
refused,
those
including
Mis.
Woodland
Mrs
Parkin.
Mrs.
Stork,
Mrs.
MsckV
Mrs.
Rergtn.
Mr.
McMordls.
Mrs.
ai
more
end
Mrs
LePlne.
There
was
also
a
little
difficulty
n
securing
a
trasurer
but
finally
Ills
Caroline
Mitchell
agreed
to
takn
It
The
question
of
affiliation
with
tn'
Useciated
Club-
caused
soms
dteti
'on
The
re'
f-r
nfftllatloii
wa
for-
e
throats
Rub
Vicks
on
throat
and
chest
Relieves
two
ways
at
once-absorbed,
inhaled.
VAPO
R
U
B
...trly
ten
cents
a
member
but
It
had
ii
jw
been
raised
to
fifty
oenis.
it
t
wss
decided
to
send
the
usual
fee
ana
It
this
was
not
seaspted
to
drop
th
I
affiliation.
i
A
vbte
of
thanks
to
the
retiring
prer
sldent,
moved
by
Mrs.
McM.irdle.
brought
trnm
the
aeconder.
Mrs
a
A
Rlx.
a
few
words
of
pralsefor
the
admirable
manner
in
which
the
club
had
functioned
during
tbe
past
year
under
Mrs.
Woon-laud.
Thanks
were
also
extended
to
i
.
W
Waugh.
auditor,
and
to
the
press
Mrs.
Blott
took
tne
chair
before
i
adjourning
and
will
carry
on
until
a
,
president
la
appointed.
HOTEL
A
H1UV.UA
IMnoe
Koiiett
,
a
L
Olover
snd
rn'
atoblarty.
Osk
r
Perry.
Montreal,
a.
&
Oorrj,
Vic
irla.
f'estra
M.
H
Marie
and
O.
H
Ritchie.
Van
juver:
Andrew
Fredrlcks.
SsstOs.
Sam-
O.
Drummond,
Ixstew;
R.
O.
Oun-ighsm
Port
Esslngton.
DRl'ARTJIENT
OF
I'UIHJC
WUatKh
soTirt:
TO
OIIVTs:
(
TORK
SEALED
TBNOSR3
cdorsed
'Tender
3
PJ,"LC
Bupsrt
KK:gh',M.y"
will
"be
re-elved
by
tb
uade:-:,vld
up
to
noor
''.
Thursday,
the
a-u
dsy
of
May
imw
or
clearing
and
grubblnK
the
above
'.ctlsn.
svetflcatlons.
contract
and
rm
of
tender
msy
be
obtained
at
the
'ubllc
Work
Office,
Prince
Rnpert
3.C..
and
pjsns
may
be
seen
at
the
gating
Engineer's
camp
near
Phelan.
Eich
tender
must
be
accompanied
bv
m
sasepted
bank
cheque
on
a
chartered
isnk
of
Canada,
made
payeble
tn
the
Vtlnlster
of
Publlr
v7ork.
l"
the
sum
f
IS3000M)
TBiee
Thousand
DoliaS.
s-hicta
snail
be
forfeited
if
the
M?t
rnrlerlrlir
decline
to
enter
into
contract
vhen
called
upon
to
do
so.
The
"hem?..
f
the
successful
tenderer
wil
be"1,!.'
"!."!
"
,rcurliy
tar
the
"ue
and
beatlsfscttiry
completion
of
ti.
con.
Tenders
ivlll
not
bf
ruiisidererl
unless
made
out
.
n
the
fnrm
wl;,pnP:,
with
,"t.ml
s!gnsture
of
the
tin.
iot
nec
jfiiv.iy
nrceptd
O
f
MAf-KAY.
.
,
,
r
-ivrlrt
EtiRlnecr
Public
Work
n
.
.
Prince
Rupci-t
b
c
Prlnc
nupert.
Br
'
Apr,!
2&th,
1928.
EXTRA
HEAVY
FUJI
SPUN
SILK
A
new
shipment
just
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in
all
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si
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inches
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vii.
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Koe.
Sta;
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Kos,
Belleck,
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Goom,
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Pilot
HI
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pr
yard
65c
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&
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Universal
Trading
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CANADIAN
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ASSOCIATION
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