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Tuesday,
May
7,
1920
BEAUTIFY
PRINCE
RUPERT
Rupert
has
ever
seen
before.
The
great
feature
of
this
movement
is
that
it
is
to
a
large
extent
selfrextending.
If
a
few
people
get
interested,
the
neighbors
catch
an
inspiration
and
get
busy
on
their
lots.
Some
are
ashamed
to
sit
back
and
have
people
make
remarks
about
their
ugly
grounds
and
others,
have
a
real
love
f
or,
beautyand
order
and
do
the
work
from
a
real
desire
to
make
ho.
horaenand
the
city
more
Rightly..
.
irom
rln
will
i,
RENTED
HOUSES'
There
are
peopje.pliye
in
rented,
houses,
vffoJfige
io
maKe
any
improveinentg
Dpeauge
tfley,
jeer
irat
tenure
is
inure.
.
Thev
may
move,
'and
!do
wisarg
permanent
wolf
'fowhicli
they
cannot
be
paid.
Npt
SlIMaV
Mnv
19.
ia
MnfknM
ru..
n.
.
.1...
Fashion
Fancies
Here's
a
Turk'ln
Blouse
That
'
Stays
Put
,
.
With
the
arrival
of
the
tuck-in
bUso
for
spring
suits
and
sports
pnjumhlaa
!
fntno
the
nlrl
nrrthlam
f.
,,.1
.
...
.
:
.
(,
L
;
fyvv.
rV.
miinii'
mnnf
tin
urn
Vio'irn
onirl
Hfflo
nv
nnfl-ilnrr
iTinll
Of
what
10
do
AVitll
bultfillir
beautifying?PriuclRufiW-t
,
We
do
not
;vvish
,to.
tire
Q.urjjg
The
is
the.
pantie-
reaaers
witn
tne
suDjeci,
dui,
now
mat
suongas
nere
ami
nhiK
jfi
the
iti,,,,
bIouw
everything
is
growing,
congratulations
are
in,
order
,to,nd
pantie
that
you
see
sketched
.1
1
1
11
1
il
;
j.
i.1
.
.
...
tnose
wno
nave
worKea
naru
mis
spring
10
improve
inuir
nere.
it
is
a
white
silk
crepe
irardens
and
britrhten
un
their
Dremises
trenerallv.
A
erreat
,
tailored,
with
a
step-in
attach-
imnrnvpment
is
noted
everv
season
and
this
one
has
been
l(fs
meeting
lingerie
un-
even
better
than
most
previous
years
in
that
respect.
1
JJ
Weather'
There
are
more
gardens
cultivated,
lawns
planted
and
I
cared
for,
and
general
improvements
made
than
Prince
Note
The
Letter
Box
DISMISSAL
OF
PUBLIC
SERVANTS
muth
impressed
with
the-deiflgs
in
he
House
in
Victoria
ip
the
discharging
of
cVvlf
seinants
in
the!
district.
I
agree
IT
...11.
r
.
TLtrf
'
iju
arum
Jir.
j.ooiey,
aiiomey-generai
it
is
linds
rank
IneomDeteriee.
Mv
e.x
"suirirested
that
in
such
cases
there
should
be
co-oneratiorT
perience.
in
this'
nrovinc
for
between
te'iSht
"
ari'd'lh'ndlord.
Whennermanent
work
is
a
number
of
yeara.
ha'i'been
done
the
landlord
mieht
nav
nart
ot'fliG
cost
and
ffiftfonflnt
.thit
(uite
M
PoavW
-itjr
auu
uidAc
iiie
mum
ciijuyume
lor
me
tenant
anu.ai
-which'
they
belong
or
td
GariaaS1
the
same
time
be
for
the
general
betterment
of
theicity.
.&ome
of
them
even
think
that'
'
w
'
"
I'rwMn
they
have
been
afpointd
HEADING
AHQUT
GARDENING
ZSftZSl
fSi"
a
.
.
.
..
,
.
j
the
public's
sen-ants.
Some
of
A
great
many
people
have
been
reading
the
gardening;
them
I
came
across
may
have
pas-page
published
occasionally
on
Mondays
in
this
paper.
d
some
exams.,
but
civility
Some
suggestions
have
been
made
in
regard
to
it
by
local
they
never
p"d
that.
Some
gardeners.
Others
are
a
little
shy
at
making
suggestions.
h.en
V1
,Uy
t0
,on
,n
We
are
always
glad
to
hear
from
practical
flower
growers
blX
Zw2r.VJt?h
to
hints
as
to
what
to
grow
and
what
not
to
grow
and
what
to
aUL
X
do
m
exceptional
cases.
It
is
difficult
to
secure
articles
on
job
and
things
will
g0
on
just
gardening
v
hich
apply
to
this
part
of
the
country
because
the
same,
of
the
fact
t
hat
few
gardens
have
been
cultivated
this
.far
Robert
iIanna,
north
in
the
past.
What
we
wish
tn-rln
tarn
mnlea
onniDA
Fisherman.
tions
of
hfq
as
pleasant
here
as
they
are
in
the
souths
the
saimov
tkm
nm.
When
we
sliall
find
more
and
more
people
will
live
heret
?
tion
'vot
oe
mSt
iiiBieuu
ux
ii
me
soum.
KEEPING
.MOTHER'S
DAY
pear
KdlVor
Will
you
Wrnlly
allow
me
trace
,
In
your
-Valuable
paper
tor
a
few
iBtimruB
re.
nia
qwvar.
I
eoo.e
who
have
no
motheiu
somotimos
make
a
point
of
infr'awi
moat
fmporunt
queation,
remembering
other
mothers.
,
they
must
be
aware
of
the
fol-
we
nave
a
plethora
of
days
set
apart
for
various
I
i0WIng
ftctB!
causes,
but
this
one
is
different
To
some
extent
it
re-'
A"
BritUh
Columbia
8e'!;es.C,hri8tmas'
Those
whose
mothers
live
elsewhere
!l6.M
aro
.
...
...
.
.
in!
rinitlif
inpii
l
fifth
tmni
mil
uuuulicu
iL'iiien
ivr
fi
wnra
rn
rhAm
.M
u;A
i
-v.
....vv.
iu
mem
jh
mij
P.
G.
E.
ACTION
SOON
occasion,
i
It
i
rxn.tod
that
action
tvill
be
taken
at
the
next
sum
of
the
;
R
C.
legislature
dealinc
with
the
p
fi
,R
j
2.
Most
of
the
Uritish
Columbia
trollers
will
be
driven
to
atar-vatlon.
3.
Most
of
this
struggling
people
will
be
toUIN
ruined.
,
.'1.
The
'HouriBhlnir
fifth
fnHniu
anu
as
extension
into
tho
Peace
River
country
WhHn.iT
w
r,n!
,:n?
h,aa
bec
cided
thT
upon,
it
is
"
S.?
expededX?
1
WiW.
hS01
the
line
will
be
taken
ovr
hv
.
Why?
'
--
-
-
luatriea
In
be
jiartly
and
connected
up
eventually
w
h
the
E
I)
&
D
C
wiS
Which
'
a"?
fkf
of
"Money"
A
few
V
atrwrt
bualneaamen
also
is
to
le
inmrntorl
nnth,
u
.
have
A
great
many
peopleVoniaTike
tTee
thfTfcT
l?n!rlWw
!,
into
Prince
Rupert
under
!ey
wow
1
'"W
r
'
equal
terms
with
tho
r
m
p
and
it
is
difficult
l
N"
?
t
,e8e
trQH,,ho.iways
bother
to
understand
vvhv
t
C
,
ro
There
h
nlentv
7
nf
00m
l
hero
,
for
hl
thoy
shou,tl
nt
do
them
about
tfce
price
the
Rations
of
both
"o
troiier
or
fishermanj
bkr
eomnaniee
,
oifc
companies.
.
but
j
nm
a
M9ni
of
JuBtlet
nnd
fT
-
-
Right,"
and
I
know
that
the
'
j-'
authorltlea
.
woujd
;ie
absolutely
Looking
for
a
house?
There
uniuttt
lf
they
"l'wed
h
arc
some
0"10-,,ste(1
lkir.,1
i
on.
m
The
Daily
News
classified
columns.
!
J
trap?
j
n
nm
irap,
ii
practically
nnd
Tr
i
On
the
other
aide,
if
a
fleet
of
1
.
trollors
are
out
ffshinsr,
and
a
w,t
run
comes
on;
the
trollers
cannot
possibly
get
any
more
than
'
one
fish
on'
each
hook
at
the
JJL
Editor,
Daily
NewsJ-ju
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W
hi
I
A
It.fai
THE
DAILY
iNEWS
Tuesday,
May
7,
1929
PROPOSED
NATIONAL
ANTHEM
0
Canada,
our
land
of
priceless
worth!
We
prize
above
all
other
lands
on
earth,
With
loyal
hearts
we
sing
thy
praise
Our
country
great
and
free,
May
God
protect
thee,
Canada,
And'
shape
thy
destiny.
O'
famous'1
realm,
land
of
the
freel
if-
vis
Britannia's,,
sons
and
daughters
call
on
thee'
''
Toeing
pf,ipeacet
good-will
and
unity.
Land
of
the
North,
where
virgin
forests
grow,
Whero
mountains
look
on
meadows
green
below.
Kind
Heaven
has
blest
thy
wide
domain,
;
With
valley,
hill
and
plain
'
t
A
changing
scene,
through,
all
thy
length,
From
East
to
Western
main.
O
land
renowned
in
history
I
Shades
of
thy
glorious
dead
are
calling
thee,
To
sing
of
peace,
good-will
and
harmony
Then
let
us
all,
who
love
our
country,
singT
,
God
bless,
our
land;
long
live
our
gracious
King--
May
his
vast
Empire
still
endure,
When
flags
of
war
are
furl'd,
And
justice,
truth
and
peace
prevail
Throughout
a
new-born
world!
O
flighty
power
on
land
and
sea!
The
nations,
East
and
West,
all
look
to
thee,
To
lead
the
world
in
peace
and
amity.
'f
;
uiiji.
M.
Stramberg,
In
Vancouver
Star.
skillfully,
erected,1
fcihd
put
up
In
same
time;
therefore,
the
major
just
the
rigftt
pfaee,'the
running
salmon
cannot
poswibly
avoid
it.
God
gave
this
fish
that
Instinct,
that
he
should
go
to
certain
grounds
for
spawning,
and
grounds.
accordjng
to
this
law,
the
salmon
'
goes
there
doen't
matter
all
r.L.
a
.
1
1
i
t
i
i
i
un
uue;
or
an
omer
ninaran-ces:
v
ity
of
the
salmon
must
get
through
and
reach
the
spawning
and
Consequences
Hsh
traps
mean
destruc-
Fish
'trolling
meins
bread
living
for
thousands
of
Four
basic
advantages
enable
Fisher
so
remarkably
to
increase
body
value
vliilc
holding
down
price,
as
to
make
Fislicr
IJody,
for
tens
of
thousands
of
motor
car
buyers,
the
determining
factor
in
motor
car
selection.
This
preference
is
the
result
of
the
greater
Fisher
IJody
value
whiph
in
cars
outside
the
Fisher
Itody
group
is
obtainable
only
in
cars
costing
several
hundred
dollars
more.
"1
First
of
these
fundamental
Fisher
advantages,
is
the
enormous
resources
of
the
Fisher
Body
Corporation.
Some
idea
of
thecxtcntof
Fisher
resources
muy
he
realized
when
one
considers
that
Fisher
operates
the
world's
largest
manufacturing
plant
for
automobile
body
hardware
and
fittings
(Ternstcdt)i
one
of
the
largest
plate
glass
manufacturing
plants
in
the
world;
and
harvests
timber
from
its
own
200,-
000
acres
of
forest
lands
and
'
converts
that
timber
into
lumber
in
Its
own
mills.
O
Another
reason
for
the
im-preccdented
value
of
Itody
by
Fisher
is
Fishcrs
huge
pro
you
very
much
Mr.
Yours
obediently,
SPECTATOR.
'anl
t
Well
Mannered
Service
to
Motorists
liens
of
llionsands
of
motor
car
tiijers
wfl
lb
bo
duction,
uith
all
that
means
in
reduced
costs
of
fabrication
and
assembly
and
huge
saving
by
reason
of
great
purchasing
potrer.
As
everyone
knows,
quantity
production
is
one
of
the
chief
factors
in
manufacturiiigecon-omy.
Fisher
employs
more
than
60,000
persons,
who
build
annually
in
18
great
factories,
upwards
of
1,250,000
automobile
bodies.
Some
idea
of
Fisher
Body
purchasing
power
will
he
gained
when
one
notes
that
in
the
twelve
months
of
19211
Fisher
required
(or
the
manufacture
of
Fisher
bodies,
nioro
thanfiOCOOOOOpoundsofstccl,
203,000,000
hoard
feet
of
lumber,
Vb
whntto
make
friends
.
and
hold
them.
By
courteous
service
we
can
win
this.
Let
.us
take
care
of
your
gast
oij
ana
greasing
ncqtlg.,
Guaranteed
work.
We
make
a
specialty
of
pumping
tires
for
ladies.
Let
us
help
you
today.
HUT
DOMINION
TIRES
They
Are
(Jood
Tires
S.
E.
PARKER
Limited
FORI)
DEALERS
I
cons
ider
.n't
.
'.,
m
ijij
Fisher
therefore,
docs
not
bid
for
contractsit
always
knows
well
in
advance
what
its
manufacturing
program
is
going
to
be,
and
to
co-ordinate
its
operations
so
as
to
achieve
still
further
economies
while
maintaining
highest
quality.
At
fourth
basic
reason
for
Fisher
Itody
value,
is
the
proxi
m
i
ty
of
Fish
cr
Itody
manufacturing
plants
to
the
chassis
plants
of
its
customers.
This
eliminates
much
costly
handling
andholdsdown
transportation
expense,
and
thus
permits
Fislicr
to
put
still
greater
valuo
into
its
bodies.
111
26,000,000
square
feet
of
plate
This
explains
why
Fishcrisahlo
glass
and
about
20,000,000
yards
to
build
value
so
superior
as
to
of
upholstery
cloth.
Oi
third
basic
reason
for
Fisher
Body
rfcijiic
is
Fisher's
certainty
of
market.
That
mdrkM
consists
of
tho
companies
manu
facturing
General
Motors
cars
Fisher
Itody
Girporalion
being
n
division
of
General
Motors.
Fisher,
make
IJody
by
Fisher
tho
determining
factor
today
in
thousands
of
motor
car
sales.
Compare
Fisher
IJody
cars,
Haled
below,
with
other
cars
in
their
respective
price
fields
and
FISHER
fw.xEiiAi.
Morons
OP
r.l.V.WM.
LIMITKU
you
sec
that
in
Fisher
IJody
cars
alone
docs
yourmoncypurchuso
all
thchody
valuo
you
have
a
right
to
expect
in
a
motor
car.
CADILLAC
.
LA
SALLE
McLAUGHLIN.RUlCK
OAKL
ND
.
OLDSMOUILR
.
PoVriAC
I
ClIUVROLKT