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Evprvthinp1
enmps
tn
t.hntjp
whn
unif
nrirt1
mictlo
Knt
!
The
are
the
days
when
wish
bones
are
at
a
discount
but
backbones
are
at
a
premium.
DETAIL
DIFFICULT
""v
"jr
emu
iinciiiy
uiuptr
jusi
oecause
me
owners
did
not
attend
to
the
details.
In
manv
cases
they
tried
to
make
good
fellows
of
themselves
and
forgot
to
work
hard.
Life
is
a
matter
of
endless
.detail.
Nature
builds
that
way
and
the
sure
foundation
to
success
of
any
kind
is
to
attend
carefully
to
the
detail
and
do
it
every
day.
Life
is
just
a
matter
of
one
experience
after
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
"THE
DA!!TIEST
UREAKFAST
FOUD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
I'UINCE
KUPERT,
B.C.
CITY
I.V
FORTUNATE
POSITION
TODAY;
POWER
DEVEL-LOP3IENT
OMINOUS
(continued
j
there
might
be
another
Premier
!
along
the
line
of
the
C.
N.
R.
east
of
Prince
Rupert?
Spsaktng
of
agricultural
resources
of
the
central
Interior,
the
pj
man
10
Ait
omer
countries,
per
year
,
.
.
.ou,
sneaker
declared
uj-
man
id
an
pans
oi
aeiinern
ana
lentrai.
um.sn
uoiumDia,
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
3.00
v
Or
four
months
for
1.00
For
lesser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
month
J0
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
$5.00
Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
inch
2.80
Legal
notice's,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
IE
;
veiop
anotherMnrwmfTe.
The
'Premier
had
nravefrttiHs
a
ramark-
j
able
mine
and
who
knew
but
what
1
that
the
.fertile
valleys
of
the
south
such
as
-the
Okanagan
?T,
were
not
comparable
in
THU
l)
MIX
NEVv3
Wednesday,
Septe,
192?
went
out
of
Prince
Rupert
to
stores
tn
Vancouver,
Calgary,
Winnipeg,
etc.
He
ventured
to
think
that
the
volume
of
moncv
that
went
out
---
wranT
uneml:
et
neoeaaary.
Ulthln
a
camDarativeiv
.
.,"7.
those
who
simply
wait
are
often
disappointed.
Just
now;
Prince
Rupert
is
much
m
the
public
eye
as
a
result
of
the
!
to
account,
activities
of
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
and
this
is
!
Great
water
paw
of
the
district
the
time
to
add
our
own
efforts
as
they
are
worth
twice
,oawe
in
for
the
attention
of
tho
as
much
whn
combined
with
those
of
the
powerful
finan-Today
Prtnce
Rupert
had
sometimes
it
is
that
little
effort
that
proves
the
turning
tag
in
and
developing
a
large
point
in
OUr
favor.
amount
of
electrical
energy.
There
As
a
rule
publicity
efforts
are
spasmodic.
People
get
was
comparatively
little
local
mar-tired,
enthusiasm
wanes,
no
results
are
seen
and
the
ef-
re90t
and
"t
forts
cease.
wSeinTUrJer
WThUt
As
an
illustration
of
how
difficult
it
is
to
estimate
re-people
bad
conaidered
coolly
and
sults-directly,
let
us
take
the
Daily
News
classified
adver-
calmly
before
investing
that
money
tising
as
an
example.
Sometimes
a
person
inserts
an
ad-!
Thv
mut
a
pobk'
mar-vertigement,
gets
no
results
and
forgets
about
it
Weeks
power
toey
ptopo
aftenvards
a
telephone
call
comes
from
some
one
who
fos'SfZ
TTcS
suddenly
realized
that
what
was
advertised
was
just
what
:
would
to
it
that
tadiistrieTwew
the
person
Wanted.
That
often
happens.
!
brought
in
to
use
the
energy
they
Take
another
instance:
A
member
of
the
Daily
News
wefe
developing.
That
ought
to
be
staff
sometimes
advertises
something
which
he
wishes
to
.
T
J"MOtaUon
,or
locaJ
Ppie
sell.
As
there
is
no
charge
for
the
advertisement
to
mem-;
of
oZianal
bers
of
the
staff,
he
leaves
it
in
the
paper
a
long
time.
For
n5f5
Se
two
or
three
weeks
there
is
no
reply
and
he
thinks
adver-
tyae
la?
in
ohina
and
Japan
Tbxe
tising
that
particular
article
useless.
Then
as
if
out
of
a
V1
astomwtog
development
clear
sky
come
several
replies
and
one
results
Tn
business
iAijrT6!!
ta,
bippta
to
Mnrdone.
It
was
the
persistent
advertising
that
broughtj
vaster
in
the
near
future.
It
was
bO
c
p
With
.il
the
City.
One
effort
or
two
may
pot
SUCCeed'but
Inevitable
that
Prince
Rupert,
closer
it
is
the
persistent
efforts
of
everv
organization
and
many
tothe
0rlent
nd
ttr
har-citwens
that
briius
resuits.
Just
when
we
tire
and
feel
than
Vancouwr-
must
shale
to
like
jiving
up,
is
often
the
time
when
results
are
obtained.
:
S
"S'nottveTr;
There
is
pothinj?
so
attractive
as
a
live
town
with
live
citi-
oTm
t
an
y
re
zens,
well
painted
buildings,
lighted
shops
and
flashing
tholr
customers
well
and
careful
not
to
overcharge
and
prosperity
is
assured.
Some
Handicaps
At
the
same
tune,
the
speaker
pointed
out,
Prtqoe
Rupert
had
some
handicaps
which
should
not
be
ovelooked.
One
of
the
moat
serious
handicaps
was
that
Vancouver
had
a
great
'start
on
Prince
Rupert.
It
was
a
city
of
100.000
when
Prince
Rupert
'was
born.
It
was
a
great
port
and
had
the
advantage
of
the
,
leraie
rneer
vauey
Denind
it
as
T
-11
..tA
.
.
..
,
wwi
a
oetng
eweer
io
aeaiue.
Fort-
T
.
t
.
UWIMUCB
L,re
""iicuit
mutter
is
10
auentt
iland
and
the
Panama
to
details.
It
is
compuratively
easy
to
do
the
big
things
but
;
natural
that
ships
abouM
go
to
the
the
litwe
things
that
really
count
are
often
neglected.
That;
1)0,01
where
there
were
sufficient
is
why
BGme
people
fail.
1
j
varieties
of
commodities
to
make
Prince
Ruoert
neoDle
must
havp
spnn
f,,s;nftoCftc
"J5?'!??
mbound
and
out"
rliTU
-ri"i
I
"r.TV,VTON
"-
.
nnce
Kupert
nad
not
at
present
the
commodities
necessary
for
mied
cargoes
outbound
or
the
population
and
centres
nearby
for
to
receive
thaw
cargoes
inbound.
The
same
condition
applied
to
paa-aenger
traffic.
It
was
natural
that
the
travelers
should
go
to
the
distributing
point
whieh
on
this
coast
at
present
was
Vancouver.
It
wa
like
a
large
magnet
and
a
little
one.
The
large
one
drew
in
all
the
business.
If
ever
Prince
Rupert
could
get
36,600
people,
it
would
not
notice
Vancouver's
magnet
and
would
have
little
cause
for
further
worry.
j
Vancouver
talked
and
thought
only
in
terms
of
Vancouver
and
'sometime
might
not
be
very
broad-minded
about
it.
It
was
necessary
!
for
Prince
Rupert
to
fight
for
everything
it
got
and,
even
then,
it
often
I
did
not
get
its
share
because
in
the
j
south
there
was
the
population
and
the
votes.
"We
do
not
want
a
spirit
of
Jealousy
or
recrimination
here,"
declared
Mr.
Manson.
"It
la
no
use
far
saying
nasty
things
about
Vancouver.
It
is
better
that
you
should
Just
keep
pulling
and
pulling,
continue
reasonable
optimism,
do
the
beat
you
can
to
develop
your
resources,
continually
boost
the
advantages
of
the
city
and
district
and.
if
you
fed
Inclined
to
speculate,
put
your
money
in
the
local
rather
than
the
outside
venture
and
support
the
proposition
that
supports
our
own
locality."
Delivering
a
message
more
parti
cularly
to
the
merchants,
Mr.
Man-1
son
wondered
how
mm
h
money
j
the
mm
tu-fftnatttfc
Um
In
RriMah
Cf-
point
where
it
woiiU
he
depleted
or
,
,L
v
u..
t
.
.
.
tu,
tu
uitww
,m.wi
are
not
nearly
so
good.
You
were
fortunate
in
having
had
lueh
a
splendid
canning
season.
Halibut
prices
may
not
have
aeen
good
bti.
they
are
bound
to
soon
be
better.
You
have
gone
through
this
world
depression
better
than
possibly
any
other
city.
You
will
be
bound
to
feel
the
dip
but
the
wave
will
soon
turn
and
we
will
all
work
up
hill
That
will
be
tbi
time,
I
think,
when
you
vill
find
outside
capital
coming
here
for
thr
establishment
of
indus-
might
approximate
that
which,
was
i
trio
and
the
developing
of
your
re-
spent
uwoonl
stores.
A
uwm
could
not
get
along
that
way.
He
wondered
if
the
toeri'hants
were
careful
enough
themselves.
Did
they
buy
as
far
as
possible
in
British
Columbia
and
Canada.
He
thought
it
was
desirable
that
the
merchants
shook!
Bert
Morgan,
the
president,
in
.
.
.
m
ia
l
The
Librarian
:iss
Edith
Mll'r
GeU
Apiwintment
At
Special
Meeting
of
Board
Last
Niht
At
a
snechl
meeting
of
the
Prlhce
'.pert
Public
Library
Board
last
?bt
Mifti
Edith
Miller
was
ap-ointed
assistant
librarian.
She
will
ve
onlv
part
thne
to
the
work.
There
were
13
applicants
in
all
it
a
number
were
unable
to
do
work
at
a
time
convenient
to
'e
librarian
and
this
barred
them
'-am
being
possible
appointees.
Mias
.'lller
will
take
over
her
duties
next
Mnnday.
The
Letterbox
RENTAL
OP
THE
manama
Mr.
Mansnn
iur
nis
uu-
wr
,
rfrpsj
cnncurrpH
henrtllv
In
his
!
Editor.
Dally
News:"
1
TR
itrj;
on
counsel
that
the
use
of
Canadian
j
Rumors
have
been
circulated
In
goods
.uvuld
always
be
encouraged,
the
past
anl
are
now
being
clrcula-In
ir.oving
a
vote
of
thanks
to
the
!
ted
that
the
Capitol
theatre
can-
endeavor
to
educate
their
custom-1
speaker.
Jamas
H.
Thompson
wel-1
not
be
rented
for
local
entertainers
to
use
the
home
products.
jcomati
Mr.
Maiuoo-back
to
the
city
'menu.
Such
rumors
are
very
un-,
"As
for
Prince
Rupert.
I
am
notiand
to
the
dinner.
His
talk
had
been
fair
and
quite
erroneous
for,
with
the
butt
Huvr.horuwi
rtx.nv?
I
much
appreciated
and
he
for
one
the
exception
of
nubile
hoidhvs.
sl
Mr.
Manson
in
bringing
his
address
'
'Mr.
Thompson)
shared
Mr.
Man-
the
theatre
can
be
rented
at
any
site
as
tne
thivw
Buikley
n-tJ"
and
certainly
.
.
1U
,.,
nnttmwm
as
tn
Prince
Ru-
nm
10
u
close,
we
muy
11m
nme
Hit,
-
i
wh-
rtU
i
.
nn
marc
m9xe
,w,ue
.
same
nM
irrt
pnthnsi.ism
hut
lust
pert's
prospects.
The
vote
of
thanks
;
lt
i.
aio
beinir
said
th.at.I
hav
daw
"riLS'S??.!?
!as
001(1
as
yo
know
how.
cast
aside
was
seconded
by
R.
E.
Benson
and
flsked
mM
per
nlght
aBental
fllLT11?
aUncmi
and
optimtem,
and
et:
carried
with
enthusiasm
and
ap-
for
thefltrCt
Thu
8tatementi
1
a
.
.
i
auwii
to-coia
common
scire,
hiwm'"
iiiau
is
nuiie
unirue
ana.
as
i
Know
1
mm
vt?L
srnvHi
-
vnpn
ir
cntim
r
u..MM
:
'
-
'
'
1
r
v
'
"
-
..wbo
"v
.wKa
mam
can
MTf
av
tht
V.
.
X3wy
prmae
T9tir-rf
Runrt
i
ic
MXlUrC
auilFUI
IIU1K.
UUIIII
4hA
nAAnU
9
4UI.
M
n
u?puX
uv"'
Pf,r
Per
inieruon
iu
(nopea
10
sncoassruuy
develop
the
.
T
'
"
-,
mfltter
of
fnrt
'tela
pertaining
to
the
association'.!
L,iasanieu
anvpniaincr.
ner
lnspnin.i.
npr
wnrn
z
'nu
n
niin
rwiTvr
inriTintrv
in
fh
w
vuuiraci
raies
on
appucauon.
3IUST
HELP
THEMSELVES
central
interior
in
competition
with
the
coast
which
had
the
advantage
of
water
transportation
both
of
logs
to
the
mills
and
the
products
of
the
mills
to
tne
markets
abroad.
Temporarily
(tore
was
an
almost
insuperable
handicap
as
far
as
the
m
ulterior
was
coooamed.
This
condi-
I"1
w6ttW
orever-
though.
Wednesdav
Seat.
17
jq3q
TT
"t38
!
"
mto
more
atd
.wore
uses
and
the
timbr
of
the
coast
weald
ultimately
reash
a
I
think
you
are
situated
better
to-
anaira
vers
Ken
up
day
than
you
have
ever
been
before.
;
1
I
slmffly
Simmy
cannot
wumei
think
ihuik
that
iimi
any
uny
big
uik
i
,
(
m
corporation
with
Sir
Herbert
Holt
!
llSSlStflJll
I'O
groat
sum
of
money
into
a
com-1
raunlty
like
thte
unless
it
intends
to
follow
it
ap
with
more
mmy
for
the
dovelopment
of
industries.
Prince
Rupert
Fortunate
'rMaaottme,'
you
are
sae
of
i
r
-r--
"'
Imlnrie!
T
wish
thpm
tn
tnrtw
v
acUy
the
rental
which
I
have
ask
ed
of
all
organizations
wjshlng
to
rent'
the
theatre,
As
the
receipt
oj
(ha
iheatrai
vary
on
dlffereot
nights
3f
the
Flavor
M
P"
Pull
Pun
I
Utin
deIldo.,.fl.
'
comei
to
you
in
perfect
condition.
All
of
(I
goodneu
!
Kaled
tlth.
Ir
the
clean
w.x
wrPrdPw
The
daya
work
goei
much
ta.i
with
WRIClErs
to
iu,t,in
,S
0(1
retreth.
a
-
IIANHYw
'
Sl
J
PACKS
week,
Uie
policy
which
I
have
fol
J
nm
1
.if
wen,
amce
newming
manager,
if
lUCItllfilliS
fin
VP
If
M
ia
desired
to
rent
the
tba-
tse
For
Monday,
theerttal
wW
be
the
.avenge
of
the
jf$ufr
jjreaed-ing
Mondays.
If
fo?
Tuesday,
the
average
of
the
foitr
preceding
Tuesdays,
and
so
on
for
the
other
days
of
the
week.
Ib&feve
thh
rental
to
be
fair
and
-reasonable.
Thanking
you,
Mr.
Editor,
for
Z
ANIt.Ka
New
Secretary
Uouelas
Frincll
Is
F.lertr
l
in
rii
of
William
lambie
II
.i.-nrl
The
Prince
Rup.
n
chants'
Aaaoention.
a'
saat
evaning,
elected
i
ImII
as
secretary
to
mi
space
in
your
valuable
columns,
i:IaWa.
who
has
rest
am,
.uon.
Yours
very
truly.
J
Various
routine
biM-.
I
lng
to
the
welfare
of
tin
S.
P.
McMORDJE.
'
was
taken
up
and
(
Manager,
formed
to
look
aft
t
.
Capitol
Theatre,
Prince
Rupert,
functions.
LIBE
R
A
T
I
O
N
ONE
does
not'
have1
to
go
back
many
years
to
reach"
the
time
when
most
of
the
water
used
in
the
house
had
to
be
carried
frpm
the
spring
or
well,
not
always
situated
close
to
the
house.
--n.
Even
the
introduction
of
the
hand
.pump,
which
brought
water
to
the
kitchen,
did
not
dispense
with
the
backbreak
ing
work
of
pumping
and
lift
iog
heavy
pails.
Woman's
work
on
the
farm,
and
indeed
in
the
city,
involved
an
enormous
expenditure
of
strength
and
vitality.
Among
other
tasks
she
was
dependent
on
her
own
hands
to
do
the
family
washing,
a
good
deal
of
the
milkiog,
the
filling
and
cleaning
of
lamps,
ironing,
taking
care
of
the
poultry
(which
meant
also
the
pouj-try
house),
to
say
nothing
of
innumerable
minor
tasks,
and
at
the
same
time
had
to
rear,
feed,
clothe
and
otherwise
provide
for
her
children.
lit
i-Tbdiy
she
is
liberated
from
muth
ofrtthe
drudgery
of
hcnlsehblduasks.
.The
washing,
ironing,
lighting,
cook
ing;
and
on
the
farm,
milking,
poultry
work,
dairy
work,
snd
the
pumping
of
water,
can
now
be
done
by
electricity.
The
electrical
servant
also
relieves
the
man
of
the
house
bold
from
many
tasks
which
he
used
to
take
as
a
matter
of
course.
The
Northern
Electric
Com.
pany
is
pleased
that
in
the
manufacture
of
wires
snd
cables,
and
in
the
distribution
of
many
electrical
household
appliances,
it
has
been
able
to
assist
in
the
liberation
of
woman
from
some
of
her
work,
that
so
frequently
over
taxed
her
strength
and
co
durance.
Northern
Electric
COMPANY
LIMITED
A
National
Electrical
Sertict
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150
ROBSON
ROBSON
STREET
STREET
VANCOUVER,
VANCOUVER.
B.C.
D.C.
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