li
ft
t
t
1
1
17,
1029
STOP
NOI
ON
AIRPLANES
laiion
Does
Away
With
Ob-
Id
inai
ivinu
of
Travel
,t,.'!
.
IN,
D.C.,
May
17:
may
converse
with
.I.
.ne
cabins
insula-n-w
sound
proof
wall
,
flie
bureau
of
stan-
1
1
.
lion
consists,
of
a
,
filling
sandwiched
;.
hect
of
aluminum
'
It
adds
little
extra
;.
plane
and
has
enough
to
shut
out
'
'inises.
!
ln.ition
set
up
by
the
i.vrines
and
propellers
i
t
an
intensity
com-
hat
experienced
by
i!
a
railroad
train,
i
an
excellent
heat
I
n
of
reducing
the
m,
in
aeroplanes
is
i
serious
handicap
!
pment
of
air
transf
:
I
cauawd
President
v
secretary
of
com-'
the
bureau
of
.
litigation,
t
on
Round
proof
lag
lir.s
by
V.
L.
Chris
'
SyoVr
.of
Mm
Wr
t
rt
made
on
'
the
lir
vestlgatlon
undertaken
last
year.
Two
largo
tri-motored
planes
have
been
equipped
successfully
with
the
sound
Droof
inntatinn
and
the
Transcontinental
Air
(Transport,
Inc.,
is
planning
to
equip
all
of
its
new
plane
with
the
special
wall.
TO
WORK
ON
TOTEM
POLES
T.
11.
Campbell,
C.N.H.
Engineer,
Coming
West
Again
From
Winnipeg
WINNIPEG,
May
17.
"Totem
Pole
Campbell,"
as
T.
D.
Campbell,
the
Canadian
National
Railway
engineer
in
charge
of
the
work
of
prmerving
the
valuable
Indian
reii
of
the
Skeena
River
and
the
Pacific
coast
hoe
come
to
'
known,
hw
gone
out
to
begin
his
summer's
work.
During
the
past
three
years
14
otern
pole?
were
restored
in
the
'vumge
oi
Kttwangii,
to
say
noth-of
totem
figures
nd
head-sronei
and
ttie
work
or
rejuvenating
th
hw
b,n
carried
on
at
Prince
Rupert
fn
Krtselas
Canyon
t
other
points
.loot
the
Ca-iwdlsn
National-
Mwea.
Eagles,
ravens,
beavsos
and
other
figures
iH
pole
In
U
can
be
seen
from
e
tan
ft
tAmes
through
the
abandoned
vtUage
at
Kitaelas
kOsnyon
emd
the
tartm
stoo
in
'.rtwimga
long
eBeafth
to
allow
he
tourVs
to
walk
through
the
An
village
and
see
the
totems
at
close
hand.
High
on
the
hill
in
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
Canadian
National
Park,
stand
two
magnificent
poles
the
white
wolf
of
the
Naas
peo
ple
and
the
grizzly
und
prepara
tions
are
being
made
throughout
the,
.northern,
.territory
Jo
restore
"
'
others.
"If."
'Campbell's'
wifrk
consists
of
gaining
the
confidence
of
the
Indians,
of
lifting
fallen,
poles,
setting
them
in
cement,
giving
them
a
strong
backbone,
curing
them
with
linseed
oil
and
repainting
them
in
the
original
colore,
under
the
supervision
of
the
Indians,
sometimes
with:
the
ancient
ENGINEER
FOUND
NOT
GUILTY
IN
RAILWAY
ACCIDENT
PARRY
SOUND.
May
17.
Ci
.
V.
Alexander,
Canadian
Nationa'
Railway
engineer,
was
found
no
guilty
of
manslaughter
and
of
causing
greivous
bodily
harm
by
a
jury
under
Mr.
Justice
Raney
here
yesterday.
The
charges
arose
out
of
the
collision
of
two
passenger
train
at
Drocourt
on
March
20,
when
17
or
imje
persons
were
killed.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Royal,
i
Capt.
Thomas
Cliff,
is
due
In
port
at
5
'or
lock
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypoint.
.
CHIC
DESIGNS
Yotm
exquisite
cnecmble
will
have
,
that
touch
of
individuality
when'
:
smartly
matched
with
"ONYX"
foot-
wear.
"ONYX"
Shoes
express
tho
s
spirit
of
the
season
.
.
.
newness,
i
.
beauty
.
.
.
sprightlincss
...
tho,
,
correct
accompaniment
for
the
per-i.
'
feet
ensemble.
'
...
'
,
.
'I
BV
inviu
you
to
"O.SYXZ-,
,,0
,
1
The
Family
Shoe
Store
THE
DAILY'NEWS
frAGEFTVE
j
T.
W.
MACPIIERSON
District
representative
of
the
Home
Oil
Distributors
Ltd.
REPRESENTATIVE
FOR
DISTRICT
OF
HOME
OIL
COMPANY
SOON
T.
W.
MacPherson
of
Vancouver
Given
Dinner
to
Mark
His
Promotion
The
steady
increase
in
the
volume
of
its
buaineea
in
the
northern
part
of
British
Columbia
has
led
Home
Oil
Distrfbutore,
Ltd.,
appo'nt
a
district
reprwentn-ive
tn
look
after
its
too
d
nee
in
'ie
field
.
Irince
Rupert
has
been
'HH
a
Headenarters
for
this
office
and
T.
W.4UcPberon
f
11
herd
office
staff
haa
been
Vnl
Ni
the
post.'
.
Mr.
M
Pherr,o'i
fa
young
man
with
thorough
training
for
h:
:'"n.
hnving
received
his
training
as
an'engtimir
In"
Glai
'.'iiw.
During
the
war
he
eaw
rvicr
in
the
transport
division
ad
'ii;ftM
owe
to
Vancouver,
.
u
i
i
oughlan
Steamships
nn
itovp
ment
merchant
oi"itg
he
taff
f
te
TofcfOii
D
strlbutors.
Ltd..
in
192?:
His
popularity
wfth
ttie
Head
offic
staff
wa
attested
on
-41
nrTinr'ion
when
over
40
mem-force
tendered
h'm
a
rrmpfTmntr-
nnncrnwqati
paTMrtnKk
his,nPiB
fo
tSe
northern:
post.
.
.
'A
s'
i
HUGE
HANGAR
FOR
CROYDON
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
May
17
:j
Aeiopine
travel
across
the
i
Knglish
Channel
between
Loudon!
and
Paris
has
increased
so
rap-j
idly
that
British
aeroplane
op-;
eratou
are,
b.aildUMf
oi
of
the
worlii's
laritaat
aerouiaue
hanir-i
irs'
at
Crdycton'
ifirport
to
house
I
i
hJge
arf
lijrs
in
h
single
-The,
iLondon
consulate
has
ad-visjed
Die
department
of
com-
uterce
oi
tae
nruisn
proqect
in
a
4
resort
-en.
viee
between
Lon-;
don
and
iafis
since
it
was
es-l
t&biished
in
1924.
j
Prom
124
to
1929,
cross-chan-l
net
aeroplane
services
have
I
flown
8,WOr116
miles
a
distance1
more
than
196
times
areund
the
world
at
the
equator
nd
have
carried
97,837
passengers
and
hauled
3,431
short
tons
of
freight.
Jiore
man
u
per
cent
oi
all
mall
between
IiOndon
auu
Iraq,
on
the
Cairo-Basra
route
of
the
Imperial
Airwaysj
i.s
carried
by
air,
the
-secern!
annual
report
of
tfco
ifnfstig.
.company,
shows.
DijrUJga9
184JOO
pounds
of
mail
were
'"carried
between
Lon-Vloh
and
Iraq,
while
passenger
Ltraffle
irtereased
34
m
cent
with
:LjNN)
iwssejigcrs
aarried
during
the
year.
l.Vtisv
ti
I'IMl
to
a
labb'rsnV-
ing
device,
I
lave
far
less
trouble
finding
my
cellar-studs
now.
I
always
find
them
in
one
certain
place.
Mlggs
Go
out
Where'
Is
it?
Jiggs
In
the
vacuum
cleaner.
John
BulL
.
"Dally
New
Ciasslfie
'advertising
brings
results.
1
U'
)
IVmlnuti
U
Oominton
Inlaia
Unoltam
No.
J0U,
mrmitabl
in
on.
othit
colouring
No.mi.
If
you
seek
something
new
and
distinctive
in
floors;
something
,
,
out
of
the
beatipath
.
.
,
yet
in
perfect
taste
.
.
.
choose
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum.
This
modern
floor
puts
character
in
your
rooms.
.-'!l
I'-'
Ki
i
INLAID
E
8
liH
.
Wl
t1-
XJJXLi.
l
mm
J
SM
J
Itisrich,
compelling
.
.
.yet
never
obtrusive.
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum
is
odourless;
easy
and
quick
to
lay;
easy
to
clean;
comfortable.
The.
pattern
cannot
wear
off.
In
many
designs
.
.
.
at
moderate
prices.
Olhcr
Beautiful
Dominion
Floors
Wider
choice
than
ever
is
offered
in
Dominion
Linoleum
rugs
and
Dominion
Printed
Linoleum,
long-wearing,
beautiful,
easy
to
clean
.
.
.
priced
even
lower
than
!?.;-
you
expect
,,.
.
either
"
'
makes
an
ideal
At
Home'
Furnishing
and'
DepartmentalStores
.floor,
for
any
'ti'tli
..
The
DOMOLVC
HNISU
Thil
wandtrfal
lacatcr
AomIi
io
ppllf4
to
all
Domlokn
Inlaid
Linoleum
ftddmc
lovely
toft
hutra
to
n
.Itodr
bcaatKal
Boor.
St.
in
proof;
wr.r
ptoofl
poli.h..
ltk
acaica
aa
cfiart.
lf!
in
Canada
my
tho
motor'
o
f
noofnouf
Dominion
boltltihip
Linoleum
The
true
purpose
of
a
Budget
t.
v
EVHRY
year
yeu
spend
a
large
proportlonof
the-icajyou
get.
So
much
fyr
clothing.
So
muth
for
shoe.
So
much
for
things
to
bat
for
heu
furnishing
booto-artl
what
not.
Here
is
the
way
to
get
the
most
for
your
money.
4
i
'.
Keep
a
budget-.-
Deride
what
you
can
affbrd
to
ijltlij
for
each
item,
and
h6ld
yourself
within
this
amount.
'
"
Then
-to
get
the
most
for
your
budget
money
read
advertisements
carefully.
The
advertisements
you
read
tell
you
what
is
newest
and
betrt.
They
give
you
the
latest
idea
and
improvements.
They
help
you
to
get
more
from
each
dollar
you
have
apportioned
in
your
budget
and
so
live
better
and
dress
better
with
the
same
income.
The
true
purpose
of
a
budget
is
to
enable
ytw
to
-spend
wisely
and
only
iby
careful
readirf.dyrjtog
sandrou
hope
to
accomplish
this
result,
iy'iV.
St.'-MLi'i
''CW'
tife.Mjti
rSJs
M--
JlcaU.advertisinirrcgiilarly.
-'
Itpoinis$UhcT
'i'.wny.tb
better
livinjr?
yj;
:-v
Sec
Page
7.
There
arc
a
lot
of
small
ndvcrtiscmcntsthcrc
that
make
good
reading.