it
la
iaDqaraj
hichemirr
tothSjjn
MacDJfflH
The!
no
it
If
it
suits
you
better
to
do
so,
A
Baking
Expert
T
set
the
Best
Pie
Crust
when
using
Z
tablespoons
less
per
cup
of
''Purity"
man
oi
ordinary
pastry
or
soft
wheat
flour.
Roll
it
dry.
For
extra
rich
crust
use
half
butter
and
half
lard."
A
CtmmUimt
frUm
Winner
Tha
llrarkmao-Ker
Mill
in.
Limited
At
all
Principal
B.C.
foi-U
If
You
are
near
a
Post
Box
You
are
in
Touch
with
(
.
$htfu
the
Bank
rr
you
may
do
your
banking
by
mail
Your
money
is
safer
in
the
bank
than
at
home.
Send
it,
in
any
shape
most
convenient
for
you,
to
a
Branch
of
the
"
"
II
;t
!
Bank
ot
Montreal.
Cash
should
be
sent
by
registered
mail.
Write
to
any
Branch
for
our
booklet
"Banking
by
Mail"
j,
It
may
save
you
many
a
tripNto
town.
I
.
..
a
lANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
TOTAL
ASSETS
IN
EXCESS
OF
?800,000,000
Prince
Rupert
Branch:
A.
H.
CARSON.
Manage!.
em
0
The
Daily
News
PROSPE,
EITY
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
II.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
Committee
of
Retail
Merchants'
Association
Arrangements
Made
Last
Preliminary
Night
"
:
We
stoutfeliows
certainly
do
applaud
the
(bipiftjded!
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
October
9,
1930
NEED
OF
BETTER
BROAflCAST
Prince
Rupert
radio
fans
are
united
in
breathing
anathema
against
the
Canadian
radio
stations
because
they
are
quite
useless
so
far
as
this
city
Is
concerned.
Only
once
in
a
moon
is
CN.R.V.
heard
clearly
and
only
occasionally
can
the
stations
on
the
other
side
of
the
mountains
be
picked
up.
In
the
meantime
the
good
Canadians
in
the
north
have
totontent
themselves
with
American
music,
Amen-
;
can
advertising
and
American
sentiment.
We
feel
rather
annoyed
when
told
there
is
going
to
be
an
i
unusually
good
broadcast
over
CN.R.V.
because
we
are
pretty
sure
not
to
be
able
to
get
it
and
even
-when
it
does
;
come
throueh
it
is
Generally
accompanied
by
a
great
deal
I
of
noise.
PUBLIC
WORKS
FOR
RELIEF
It
is
announced
that
the
sub-contracts
are
to
be
let
at
once
on
the
new
C.N.R.
hotel
in
Vancouver
for
the
purpose
of
dealing
with
unemployment
relief.
This
is
good
news.
We
like
to
see
anything
done
to
improve
the
condition
of
Tint
ii-o
T"nlrl
alert
Ulro
t
a
coo
nnrlf?nna
mnvivorl
in
2.
J
L4
L
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IWUiU
tl&J
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VV
k-
VUliUVIUlIU
14jIiUlbU
...
Prince
Rupeii
and
we
suggest
that
with
this
end
in
view,
work
should
commence
at
once
on
the
new
C.N.R.
hotel
and
also
on
the
new
post
offica.
The
lease
for
the
present
post
office
expires
in
about
14
;
months.
In
order
to
have
the
new
building
ready
in
time
to
transfer
at
the
expiration
of
the
lease,
it
will
be
necessary
to
commence
work
on
it
almost
immediately.
Both
the
expenditures
on
the
hotel
and
the
post
office
building
would
be
legitimate
expenditures
and
would
pay
dividends
immediately.
MAY
WRECK
LABOR
PARTY
jks
as
if
Premier
Bennett
of
Canada
may
wreck
the
rty
of
Great
Bntain
by
pressing
his
policy
of
ties
all
round
atramst
the
world
and
a
preference
xpire.
ThisHt
is
announced
is
being
opposed
by
the
id
Government.
snipire
movement
is
said
to
be
gaining
impetus
in
Britain
and
this
pressing
of
the
Canadian
viewpoint
by
Mr.
Bennett
will
very
greatly
strengthen
the
hands
of
the
Conservative
party
in
that
country
with
what
results
no
one
can
forecast.
Possibly
Labor
will
"go
down
to
defeat
before
an
avalanche
of
protectionist
sentiment,
fostered
by
the
failure
of
the
present
government
to
prevent
the
increase
of
unemployment
in
that
country.
In
any
event
the
g6Vefhhient
usually
loses
a
hard-times
election.
P)
ins
for
observance
of
Prospssr-ity
Week
!ti
PrincwRunert.
from
October
11
to
38
gat
-well
under
way
last
night
"When
he
committee
of
the
Prince
iRuwwt
Retail
Merchants'
Association
appointed
to
go
into
the
matter
met
at
the
office
nf
J.
J.
LitUe.
managar
of
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Powe;
Co
Thofe
ffwwft
-wei:
J.
J.
Little
Frank
Dlbb.
Dan
Jabour,
Ool
P.
10
MaMordia,
P.
H.
Llnaey.
Bart
Mor-fsan.
Dtualas
SWjnall.
Thomas
Mc-Meekln
(president)
and
R.
E.
Ben
son.
It
was
decided
to
jve
'three
prlze
for
the
best
dressed
show
window?
during
the
-week.
First
prize
of
S25
Will
be
iwn
by
the
Retail
Merchants'
Association;
second
of
$15
by
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
and
third
by
the
Capitol
Theatre,
a
month's
pass
to
the
theatre
One
of
the
more
important
features
of
the
week's
otoervancp
will
be
a
coupon
distribution
drawinp
from
the
stores
to
their
customers
There
will
be
three
prises
first.
$100;
second.
$60;
third.
$25.
If
the
teachers
agree,
an
essay
contest
will
be
held
amone
the
school
children
on
the
subject
of
Prosperits.
First
prise
of
$10
is
be
ing
put
up
by
Frank
Dibb
and
sec
ond
of
$5
by
the
Dally
News.
It
is
also
planned
to
onen
un
a
bank
account
for
the
first
child
born
in
the
city
during
Prosperity
Week.
if
I'M
five
feet
eight
inches
and
weigh
210
pounds.
So
when
I
talk
about
underwear
comfort,
believe
me
I
knowl
In
the
first
place
being
stout
'I
perspire
more
than
most
men
and
to
my
mind
there's
only
one
kind
of
underwear
that
will
stand
that
continued
excess
perspiration
and
come
out
of
the
laundry
tub
soft
as
down
that's
Stanficld's.
Another
thing,
Stanfield's
can't
be
made
to
shrink.
If
you're
carrying
a
little
extra
poundage
think
that
over!
There
isn't
one
of
us
who
hasn't
had
a
suit
of
underwear
that
fit
like
a
glove
when
we
first
wore
itbut
which
looked
and
felt
like
little
brother
s
when
it
came
back
from
the
wash.
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ooth
uf
SUPERIORITY
CIast,c-
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Always
soft
.
.
.
Accurate
measure-
always
warm
.
.
.
ments
.
.
superb
outwears
them
all.
tailoring
.
.
perfect
fit.
2f
Exclusive
easy-fitting
Buttons
that
won't
closed
crotch.
pull
off.
Transportation
i
Coal
Orders
Are
j
For
Children!
Given
By
Board)
Wangh
Urss
That
School
I'apils
i
Tn(ien
ot
Casey
Cartage
and
Ke
Carried
in
From
Seal
Cove
and
Wevtvtav
L.
V.
Wtitn
a4vctd
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
school
board
that
pupHa
from
the
east
end
of
Thomas
Trotler
Accepted
For
Fuel
Supply
to
Schools
The
school
board,
at
iU
meeting
liUt
n4fht,
gave
the
order
to
Caaey's
Cartage,
whote
tender
was
$11.46
town
be
given
transportation
to
per
ton,
for
the
supply
of
sacked
Booth
Memorial
School
and
that
lump
coal
to
Seal
Cove
and
Weat-this
'
also
be
done
for
pupils
from
view
schools
while
Thomas
Trotler.
West
view
going
to
Borden
Street
!
pending
a
slight
explanation
of
his
School.
Mr.
Wangh
was
aware
that
j
tsnder,
received
the
order
for
Van-
the
finances
of
the
board
were
not
cower
Island
mine
run
oeal
for
I
very
good
at
this
time
of
year
but.
Borden
Street
School.
The
eom-
now
the
stormy
winter
weather
was
plete
list
of
tenders
was
as
follows
ahouUT
be
done
about
providing
transportation
for
the
children.
He
thought
It
might
be
possible
to
get
a
more
favorable
rate
for
bus
service
than
had
been
obtained
in
the
past
Earl
Barrle
thought
that
the
sug
gestion
was
quits
fair
and
agreed
that
transportation
should
be
provided
for
pupils
from
both
ends
ot
town.
MrajBjf.cergstsgreed
that
both
npri.yof,
tjiam
ahould
et
-the
fyrvliTi
-
It
Was
finally
decided
to
have
the
mine
secretary
look
Info
the
matter
JuiT$12iO.
to
prices,
etc.
and
'to
report
at
next
meeting.
Miss
S.
A.
Mills,
in
her
report
for
Burden
Street
School,
at
last
night's
meeting
ot
the
hooI
board
repotted
that
considerable
W&si
.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Vancouver
Island
mine
run,
$11;
Vancouver
Island
sacked
lump,
$12.75.
Philpott
&
Evitt
Vancouver
Island
mine
run,
$11.26,
Vancouver
Island
lump,
$14.
C.
C.
Ketchum
Alberta
mine
run,
$10.50;
Alberta
lump,
$11.00.
William
Brand
Alberta
lamp,
$1?;
Alberta
mine
run,
$1035.
Casey's
Cartage
Alberta
lump,
$11.45;
Alberta
mine
run,
$10.45.
Thomas
Trotler
Vancouver
Island
mina
run,
$1.0.50;
Alberta
mJilOX)
-Alberta
improvement
had
boon
made
to
j
the
pupils
In
that
end
of
the
town
the
playgrounds
as
a
result
of
work
which
had
recently
been
done.
lump,
Miss
J.
D.
Moiratt
of
Westview
School,
In
her
report
to
the
school
board
at
its
meeting
last
night
announced
that
there
had
been
a
good
deal
ot
heavy
colds
among
This
had
been
largely
responsible
for
such
absence
as
there
was
In
the
school.
Number
8S0O
Mcdiua
winwi
might
of
llafc
k.hr
Uend
Vciy
left
and
wca.
Wonder.
M
value
ptiiull
53.00
But
why
go
on
telling
you
about
my
experience
with
Stanfield's
about
buttons
that
don't
pull
off
cuffs
that
fit
snug
forever
shoulder
scams
that
stay
where
they
belong.
All
you
have
to
do
is
climb
into
one
suit
of
it
then
you'll
know
what
real
underwear
comfort
is.
So
go
to
your
dealer
today
and
ask
him
to
show
you
this
comfortable
underwear.
One
glance
and
you'll
see
it's
the
best
underwear
value
ever
offered
but
you'll
never
know
bow
comfortable
underwear
can
be,
until
you
put
it
on.
There's
a
style
and
weight
to
meet
every
need
and
a
price
to
suit
every
purse.
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W
ill
lllliWJiM
SOFT-WARM-DURABLE
A
QUALITY
TO
Ml
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rvERYNteO
tf
61
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VAIDI
AT
tVKRY
PRICE
Guaranteed
toftL2VtoIQe
HOW
DO
YOU
VOTE
Hi
The
most
practical
way
to
induce
new
industries
to
come
to
Hritish
Columbia
is
to
convince
tlicm
that
Hritish
Columbia
people
jjivc
a
preference
to
goods
made
in
IJ.C.
Every
time
you
make
a
purchase,
you
have
an
opportunity
to
vote
for
or
against
more
B.
C.
Industries.
Vote
the
straight
ticket.
Ask
for
ll.C
Products.
.
.
J
B.
C.
Products
Bureau
of
the
Vancouver
Hoard
of
Trade
If
you
want
anything,
try
a
classified
ad.
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