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The
New
Method
Coal
and
Supplies
Limited
of
Vancouver
(M,
Y.
Aivazoff,
Manager),
will
open
a
branch
in
Prince
Rupert
afconce.urider
the
local
management
0MI16
ThompShIardware
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
.
?RINCf$lRI)EERT
-
.ifcEITISlE'COttlMBlj
Pub)ihedfiSver
Afternoon,
wcept
Sundityf
Prince
Rupert
f
ilDally
News.
Dndted:l,h!Vil!Av.,nii
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SUBs6itIPTtON
Vra
tvx
man
pr.
carneri
yeaHMperlodro
For
lesser
period,
paid
fn
atvance.
per
month
..
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia
GROUPS
OF
UNIONS
Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion,
cer
word
o
Legal
Notices,
each
insertion
per
aate
line
Or
four
months
There
are
at
present
in'
(nQaMfroups
of
labor'
uiiiuno,
nireuuiuuiiai
ux
uctiuciiiuii
leureseniea
dv
4U
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r
out;
1UI
Trades
ization
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vasv,
a,ll-VUUUUiail
WJI"
gross
ofiLabor,
wiich
met
recentlv
in
Toronto.
The
latter
There
seems
to
be
keo
prTpftn
i$tyi-eil
he
orp-an-izations,
and
the
All-Canadian
"group
"accuses
the
older
organization
of
paying
more
attention
to
.yjern,
than
to
trying
to
improve
labor
conditions.
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The
All-Canadian
organization
comes
out
strongly
against
company
towns,
and
in
favor
of
employment
and
old
age
pensions,
for
the
cessation
of
military
preparations
and
military
teaching
in
the
schools,
to
improve
conditions
for
women,
for
compulsory
education
of
all
children
up
to
the
age
of
16,
and
for
the
resumption
of
diplomatic
and
trade
relations
with
Russia.
ordinary
brands
MALKINSBESP
BAKING-f
POWDERA
isZetfer
than
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EXPENDITURES
IN
THE
CiTY
'wnere
money
oi
taxpayer
nas
.
The
following.
,
x-ipeiitureij
were
made
dun'nir
'
imstiyearf
from"
the
'civic
exchequer:
1
Public
Works
Sewer
maintenance
.
.
.$
1,76:!.
62
New
services
and
con
nections
270.811
Stable
account
10.78
metcry
mainteWance
2,68,ri.l
Tractor
arid
compressor
97.1.02
JIaint.
mncadam
roads
i:!,109.92
Maint,
plank
rodu
..
.
4,910.71
Maint.
city
parks
....
1,473.98
Day
Elder
truck
;
615.86
Malnt.
weigh
scales
..
437.77
.Workmen's
compensation
board
CHy
enir.
Ford
car
:
Public
works
miscel-'
laneous
account
.
.
.
Maint.
tools
and
-
'i
,
r-
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I
Fresh
Wr
J.
V.ll
,
FrV'
Slrtrt,
Vineuvr,
"1
taw,
txwa
fa
VM0Nr
Iwtmty.
MALRTnI
BMT
DAKIN'O
rOWDER.
(OrlitoiU
Ittttr
on
at)
ii
crusher
maint.
..
tag
.
.
Xat
!fct
surveys
fafjstj.
of
sidewalk
.
.
.
'Uflvs'
C.ltvtk
rUml..fill
Mdetiing
A
eroni
roadway
.
r.
.".
Health
J)e
Ma?'1
'Kv;iiM
vN,.
Sj
Collefctiq
Collefctiqn
60
Pnlirrf
I
1
isolation
nospitai
paid
m
advance
for
yearly
period
SS.00
Street
cleaning
Transient
Display
Advertlging,
per
Inch,
per
insertion
$h4!)
Sanitation
1,415.32
Transient
Advertising
w
on
Front
-
Page,
,
--r
per
inch
wss
4
fci
80
CU
1
Schools
'',
Local
Readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
vr.
-4J295.29!
(M0J45
2M(S2
74.03
3.551.31
1
sauries
9
51,628.3
Manual
training
594.lt
Ttnnth
Srhnnl
nnpratfrnr
-JO
Vna
iaj
Q
rrl
ntiAof
lni
292.81
H.704.08'
2,713.69
Inr
...,...
$1.00
Borden
Street
2,703.93
oy
man
to
ail
other
parts
ot
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
Stales,
paid.
In
advance
per
year
...
.
$6.01'
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
yei
I7.51)
Contract
Rates
on
Application
Advertising
and
Circulation
S
Telephone
-
93
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau'
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
vSU:
Seal
Cove
School
Domestic
scienee
Section
2
School
....
Workmen's
compensation
board
;
.
v.
.
.
.
Miscellaneous
.Insurant
1
Janitors;
.
.;
I
Medical,
of
.
1
secretary
;?Fir
,
tu.esda&
Janjiaj-y
15,
1929
Water,
ght,'
1
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,
Fire
alrn
system
AIKPLANES
FOR
MININf?
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Ohumt
.
.
Almost
every
day
0$
attention
is'dra'tb
the
nee&
SSfcVuV
434.98
.63
i
60.19
140.53
342:00
37.48
85.00
113,7
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veloped
if
transportation
were''
easier.
"X.
r,ice
M0
There
are
in
the
country
plenty
oflakes.'but
some
of
"koS0
them
are
not
open
very
early
m
the
season.
With
air-
iice
!T
wmm
planes
operating
for
carrying,
men
and
supplies
much
of
Water,
light
tati
fuel
mo.oo
tHo
riplpv
at
nresent
holdintr
back
develonmpnt
wmilrl
V.o
Keep
of
prisoners
....
644.86
obviated.
The
outlook
for
the
use
of
planes
is
one
that
Transportation
of
pria-has
enormous
1
possibilities.
i?ne"
(Telegrams
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'Miscellaneous
.Patrol
409.00
U.4,
40.56
tM.OO
BRITAIfS
NEW
M8
wmmBA&timT
-MTiriii'
-'wPimB
Bk
9titMfOSiimp
SSmmmmmmKA
The
Earl
of
Plymouth,
who
has
been
appointed
Parliamentary
Under-Secretary
of
Stute
for
Dominion
Affairs
in
succession
to
Lord
Lovat.
"flgrtJfMll
'f
WTpi'MaifsWtsa
I
Pasteurlied
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTINDAIRY
Telephone
6S7.
THE
DAILY
rNEWS
Tuesday,
January
15,
;
1921
HEAD
OF
ROYAL
AIR
FORCE
Sir
John
Maitland
Salmond,
Air
Marshal,
has
been
appointed
Chief
Marshal
of
the
British
875.00
poyal
Air
Force
in
succession
to
86.29,
Sir
Hugh
Trenchard,
who
resigned
last
month.
4(51.14
413.0W
l,02t82j
48.121
1.281.36
771.21
CAR
BARGE
WILL
BE
FINISHED
SOON
NOW
Craft,
Huilt
At
Local
Dry
Dock,
Will
He
Used
In
Grain
Carry-Ing
to
Victoria
U
wfU
be
a
fM,dayfeC3jforei
the
big.'car
batgti
befnjr
Built
al
the
local
drv
dock
for
the
Cana
dian
National-
Rnilways,
is
com
pleted
and
turned
over
to
its
own
ers.
A
tug
will
come
north
to
take
the
craft
to
Vancouver.
The
barge
is
to
.be
used
in
hauilnn
grain
from
Port
Mann
to
the
new
elevator
which
has
been
built
at
Victoria.
CANADA'S
IRON
INDUSTRY
Hamilton
and
Sault
Ste.
Marie
in
Ontario,
and
Sydney,
in
Nova
Scotia
are
at
present
the
great
centres
of
the
iron
industry
in
Canada.
Hi
air
race-
re
are
two
of
tin
R.
L.
Atihir
;ic.
win.
t
idk
part
in
the
Schneider
Cup
,
lion
ami
Flijrht
Lieut.
G.
Stainforth.
Of
tho
millions
of
horsepower
arnllable
In
our
,
PTovJtlff.
but
half
a
million
are
now
hrnwd
to
turn
the
vrhet-U
of
Industry.
The
ftreat
hydrufikctrlctkvtilop-iiint
at
Ilrldjlo
River
will
ultimately
generate
more
than
fcW.000-horsepower,
while
tht
output
at
Honnlntton
FbIIh
and
other
points
Is
bclnR
steadily
increanvd.
The
Campbell
and
Chllko
Rivers,
on
the
mainland,
and
the
N'lmpkWh
on
Vancouver
Island,
are
capable
of
tremendous
power
development
for
the
conversion
of
our
foret
and
mineral
resources
into
fabulous
wealth.
Two
of
Ilritlsh
Columbia's
Electric
Power
systems
are
among
the
greatest
in
Canada,
each
ftenerstlni
mure
than
400,004,000
kilowatt
hours
in
1927.
Till?
represents
an
Increase
in
the
last
ten
years
of
98...
truly'a
remarkable
achievement)
Koiclitn
authorities
speak
of
this
record
as
a
measure
of
the
great
vitality
of
liritlsh
Columbia.
Today
we
rank
third
In
power
and
industrial
develop,
ment
amoim
Canadian
provinces.
Wo
have
made
greater
progress
per
capita
than
anyl
It.ls
the.
policy
of
Ilritlsh
Columbia
to
fonter
the
development
of
the
hydro-electric
powers
for
the
heneflt
m
the
nubile.
They
ar
allotted
to
private
enterprise
on
condition
that
they
will
be
developed
within
a
certain
tlmettso
that
no
exploitation
of
public
assets
may
take
place,
Millions
of
dollars
arc
now
earmarked
for
Power
development
In
our
province.
Dams
are
being
hullt
tut
lilnt
Installed
...
.
transmission
line
erected
to
care
,
for
th'ii
Imminent
industrial
development.
Mi
Tr-Rt,
:
:
1
etcTTTT:
"72ZT?"
V
Xafttw-HKi5ei
!iS?f
RiWinf
.
'it
.
i
i
t
1916
raHRDf
.
1
J926-7
fcjrafiL
Steri&Sed
Manufitturinir-I9i6
HHEETlSEi
x
ajuujus
inausin
Thousands
of
dollars
inn
rrri
His
nut!
,w
ttMxliatc
laneOts
ORITISH
Columbia's
Power
resourcos
are
the
envy
of
the
world.
With
Power
tho
riches
of
the
world
can
ho
won;
with
Power,
ores
combe
mined
,
.
.
smelted,
trans-porMtlon
problems
solved;
manufacturing
Industrie
JeYlctH:d.
aiil
lth
h
!m
population
.
.
.
payrolls.
Power
is
British
Columbia's
strongest
bidforrwreindusftfS
wuuauiw
'
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....
more
people.
Miila
i
by
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s!d4
on
hflsKPi
V.
i
JUL'xBmiSB
aaa
VaU
it
p..
mt
m
sm
&
a
-.
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'"
.
.
.
uinirwui
owintiuria
bc
ranking
umoog
the
highest
:
your
provinces
1J
e
e
e
iiiu
inwwm
nur
mm
rM
.
n
swmW
vr
dtitrr
extra
eopits
of
ilust
a,rurm.,i,
tu.
nevtpaper
will
king
tktm.
AimHtt
your
fretim!
'eeltly
mv
f.
ime
i;
,
tWuVtMsi
V
.
vj
nniun
coiumiiia.
uurlne
th
decade,
our
basic
Indoles
l
ave
increaseS
101
VZ
lliuLFW1,
,dm'
cl
iVtShnsted
an
averafi
s
la
Canada.
These
175
millions
In
wn.es
are
a
great
cofltilluillon
Jo
our
annua
internal
tr.,de
In
the
melon.
TO?
ll!!!,,'!f".dVfr',,i
w?rtr".
'lKmr
ranking
"'
uiiimiwii
unu
nave
largely
len
rem
for
our
ever
increaaing
prosperity,
as
evidenced
..u
ima
iii,
iiuiuncr
oi
automooiies
regiatered
In
the
Kl"
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with
8,396
Urlttah
Columbia'
develnptient
has
chan
Canadaa)nd
the
United
vend
sad
industrial
tstekifl
tr
I'o.o...
acturaf
prouct..
Urrh
ColumbU
el
"rU,"
X
furnishlBg
her
own
steeds.
She
now
make
tlilrd
In
thi
whole
Dpminlon
as
amauf.udfl,
prnTe.
Ouf
phenomenal
Pvec
and
Indaetrial
growth
hi.
f.ueed
the
attention
J.vhe
greet
aoftlu
s
and
lf.va.tora
on
our
province.
Today,
lltlshlmnbu
the
rye
of
the
world,
atanda
for
Power.
PreerWs,
Ileiity.
May
our
effort,
of
ti,e
ueit
ten
yeatTsTahn
eats
stabillie
1.
and
Inoreas
our
nWepekliyt
4
k
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