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PRINCE
RUPERT
Likes
the
Best!
Prince
Rupert
merchants
say
that
their
customers
like
to
buy
goods
of
tho
host
quality.
They
aro
a
discriminating
people.
If
there
are
any
Prince
Rupert
people
not
taking
the
Dairy
News
regularly
we
suggest
that
they
are
making
a
mistake
in
not
taking
the
best.
The
price
is
now
so
low
that
it
is
a
mistake
to
do
without
the
paper
that
circulates
throughout
the
district.
Call
up
the
Daily
News
business
office
and
auk
tliatthQkboy
cajl.and
collect.
10
c.
Weekly
Commence
Getting
the
Paper
Tomorrow
1.40
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Tuesday,
Dec.
8,
1931
For
gome
time
past
the
Daily
News
has
been
telling
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
and
district
that
they
can
do
just
as
well
by
buying
from
Prince
Rupert
merchants
as
from
the
outside.
That
is
all
very
well
but
the
merchants
themselves
must
back
that
up
with
their
advertising,
if
it
is
to
become
effective.
One
lone
voice
will
not
have
much
effect.
The
grocers
of
Prince
Rupert
have
been
proving
abundantly
that
they
have
the
goods
and
can
sell
them
at
the
lowest
possible
prices.
The
result
is
that
anyone
would
be
crafcy
to
think
of
sending
out
of
town
when
they
want
to
fill
their
grocery
needs.
In
other
lines
there
has
not
been
such
a
marked
demonstration.
Women's
goods
have
been
pretty
well
placed
before
the
people
and
there
has
been
a
good
response.
It
may
b
taken
as
axiomatic
that
the
average
person
would
rather
buy
at
home
than
in
the
east
or
south.
Sentiment
guides
them
into
the
store
of
the
local
merchant
but
the
finely
illustrated
catalogues
point
the
way
outside.
To
offset
this
newspaper
advertising
helps
a
good
deal,
especially
if
definite
prices
are
mentioned
and
illustrated,
just
as
they
are
in
the
catalogues.
So
many
people
have
become
imbued
with
the
idea
that
out
of
town
houses
are
cheaper
than
local
merchants,
that
only
a
continued
campaign
of
education
can
bring
them
back.
CASE
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
sitting
of
the
commission
dealing
with
railways
gives
Prince
Rupert
a
good
opportunity
to
lay
her
case
before
the
railway
heads
and
others
with
a
view
to
having
recognition
made
of
the
strategic
position
of
the
port.
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
will
prepare
a
well
considered
statement
which
will
be
placed
in
writing
and
if
possible
personal
representations
will
be
made
to
members
of
the
commission
when
they
visit
the
west.
As
Prince
Rupert
is
vitally
interested
in
railway
affairs
and
many
of
her
citizens
have
made
a
close
study
of
the
situation,
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
commission
will
include
the
city
in
their
western
tour
and
gather
first
hand
information.
It
might
be
a
good
time
for
Mr.
Beattie
to
look
over
the
railway
and
terminals
and
make
plans
for
his
line
to
enter
the
port
and
take
an
active
part
in
future
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
The
Children's
Coughs
Worry
The
Mother
Mr
C
W.
Harper.
Silver
Water.
Out,,
writw:
I
u
very
much
worried
over
the
nutv
roujth
ray
two
ehildren
had.
wl
I
had
tried
urmf
mnediet
to
no
effeet.
On
day
ray
busLtnd
M
in
the
drug
tore
tad
overheard
s
lady
sod
(he
druuipt
ditemwinr
reined,
aod
the
Kemed
very
lUtikfaFtu
Dr.
Ww-Pn
IWwmv
Fine
Syrup
for
relieving
her
children.
to
Im
cm
bone
with
i
bottle
awl
in
two
days
both
the
tfeiMmi
vvrt
well."
Prire
35e.
a
bottle;
Urre
family
rite
66.:
at
all
?ISf
"i.
Put
up
wly
by
The
T.
Muburn
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto.
Out.
TO
HELP
CHAMBER
City
Council
Hill
Have
Representative
on
Committee
For
Railway
Commission
At
the
suggestion
of
Aid.
J.
H.
Pillsbury,
the
city
council
last
night
authorized
the
mayor
to
ap
point
a
representative
from
the
i
council
to
collaborate
with
a
com
mittee
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
which
will
place
matters
of
local
Import
before
the
Royal
Commission
which
has
j
started
an
Investigation
of
the
railway
system
of
Canada.
Aid.
Pllls-jbury
declared
that
the
commission
would
probably
be
dealing
with
matters
of
vital
Interest
to
Prince
Rupert
and
it
was
advisable
that,
the
local
case
should
be
placed:
!
properly
before
It.
Aid.
CoTlart
also
spoke
of
the
lm-
i
portanee
of
the
matter.
i
The
Letter
Box
SUFPOKTS
POLICE
OFFICER
Editor,
Dally
News:
!
I
was
surprised
indeed
to
read!
the
diatribe
against
the
provincial,
police
and
game
department
from:
E.
C.
Stevens
of
Skldegate
which
appeared
In
your
paper
of
yesterday.
I
think
that
Mr.
Stevens
Is
bold
Indeed
to
come
out
as
he
does
In
de
;
fence
of
an
admitted
violation
of
,
the
law
even
If
It
be
only
of
the
!
Game
Laws
which.
In
my
opinion.)
are
too
generally
made
light
of.
I
To
condemn
a
police
officer
fori
endeavoring
to
see
that
the
laws
are
enforeed
seems
to
me
like
condemning,
an
employee
for
carrying
out
the
lawful
tasks
assigned
to
him
by
his
emoloyer.
If,
however,
the
police
officer
was
knowingly,
not
carrying
ont
his
sworn
undertaking
to
see
that
the
laws
are
enforced
and
bring
to
Justice
those
whom
he
believes
are
not
observing
the
laws,
then
he
would
be
fully
deserving
of
condemnation
although,
even
then,
the
public,
press
would,
hardly
seam,
to?bathefolsc
for
suclTcon-demnatton
to
be
voiced.
One
would
have
thought
that
Mr.
Stevens
would
have
been
satisfied)
wHb
the
requital
accorded
the
alleged
offender
by
being
acquitted
of
the
charge
in
a
properly
constituted
court
of
the
land
without
going
to
the
length
of
rushing
Into
print
to
broadcast
such
a
grievance
to
the
whole
world.
For
one,
I
believe
the
police'
officer
concerned
Is
to
be
commended
for
his
zeal
under
dr.
eumatances
which,
to
say
the
IeastJ
must
be
rather
trying.
LAW
AND
ORDER
MISPLACED
KKXIKP
MONEY
J
Editor.
Dally
News:
The
taxpayer
In
general,
with
the
'exception
of
the
favorites
who
are
!
receiving
the
benefit
of
patronage.
are
wondering
hat
the
outcome
ot
he
present
provincial
government's
:
extravagance
will
be.
This
government
has
provided
camps
for
temporary
employment,
equipped
like
Ann
hotels;
(hey
have
provided
meals
for
those
men
such
as
cannot
be
afforded
by
the
average
house-.
'hold;
equipment
for
the
workmen,
has
been
more
than
twice
the
quantity
required;
deserted
logging:
camp
has
been
rented
at
$625
per
month
from
party
friend
to
house
i
men;
party
friends
of
easy
clrcura-,
stances
have
been
receiving
relief,
i
pay.
j
i
Provision
and
equipment
pur-'
chased
have
been
paying
coromls-
kstons
to
party
friends
who
never
e
the
merchandise.
In
faet
the
extravagance
and
orgy
of
patronage
has
been
so
coarse
that
the
friendly
government
at
Ottawa
has'
refused
to
be
a
party!
to
it.
I
j
j
Were
times
normal
this
mlsplac-
:
Ing
of
the
people's
trust
fund
might
'
jporatbly
go
unpunished;
but
In
ex-1
traordlnary
Umes
like
the
present.
!
j
when
revenues
are
rapidly
decreas-1
ling,
deficits
mounting,
while
at
the
I
rame
Ume
every
conceivable
avenue
of
taxation
has
been
exploited,
the
i
recklemneM
of
the
government
hag
i
asntmed
the
proportions
of
a
real;
crime.
Especially
is
this
the
case
when
thousands
of
our
fellow
citizens!
without
Hinds
are
still
in
no
way
provided
for
Jn
any
sense.
Those
fact
cannot
be
successfully
contradicted.
Under
those
circumstances
who
now
can
question
the
wisdom
of
Hon.
Mackenzie
King's
Five
Cent
Speech.
TAXPAYER
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
Dcrenibrr
1951
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AHOUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Iake,yiev;
Property
at
Stewart
Reported
Leased-Tunnel
Contract
at
Georgia
RiverGrant
Mahood
Does
Well
In
East
Rumor
has
been
current
in
Stewart
during
the
past
few
days
to
the
effect
that
certain
parties
are
negotiating
for
a
lease
on
the
Lakeview
mining
property
at
Stewart
which
is
situated
just
above
the
Dunwell
mine
on
Glacier
Creek,
Details
as
to
who
the
parties
are
and
what
is
the
nature
of
the.
deal
are
not
available
at
this
time.
It
is
understood
that
the
negotiations
have
not
yet
been
finally
completed.
The
Lakeview
is
well
.
known
as
containing
considerable
become
one
of
first
Importance.
Mr.
very
high-grade
silver-Ieari
ore
In
Mahood
was
formerly
connected
small
narrow
lenses.
It
?enu,
as
with
the
Premier.
B.
C.
Silver
and
indicated
by
-development
wprk
Bay
View
properties
at
Stewart
and
carried
out
some
years
ago
by
the.
rnore
recently
with
the
Babine
owners,
to
lend
itself
very
readily
Bonanza
in
the
central
Interior,
to
operaUon
by
leasers.
.Eastern
papers
herald
Mr.
Mahood's
new
property
as
a
sensational
gold
Pending
the
letting
ot
a
tunnel
discovery.
driving
contract,
development
woiki
1
1
has
been
suspended
on
ths
Georgia
:
-,
w
River
Gold
Mines
Ltd.
pnperty
on
j
ChlirCh
llclS
roriiana
uanai
oeiow
Stewart,
u.
;
F.
flhearme,
manager
of
the
property
who
left
Stewart
for
Vancou-
j
"
But
I
Fore
GET'
pf:
Nc
I
Anniversary
ver
last
week,
was
very
non-com-,
mlttal
on
the
situation
other
than
j
Founding
of
MacKeiuie
United
at
to
state
that
conditions
In
the
tun-
'
Bella
Coola
Celebrated
at
nel
are,
so
far,
very
favorable.
De-
Recent
Dinner
tails
for
the
tunnel
contract
have
1
not
yet
been
completed.
It
U
expec-1
bella
cOOLA.
Dec.
8:
Mac-ted
that
the
contract
will
be
let
by
Kemle
UnUfd
Church
Ma
,ts
thtrd
the
time
Mr.
Shearme
returns
to
annual
anniversary
supper
recently
Stewart.
with
about
125
persons
In
attend
,
,
ance.
The
principal
speaker
was
Orant
Mahood.
former
well
known
'
Rev.
Peter
Kelly
who
referred
to
the
PorUand
Canal
and
central
Interior
bulMing
and
prog
rees
of
the
church,
mining
man.
has
become
interested
A
minute's
silence
was
observed
In
an
exceptionally
promising
pros-
out
of
respect'
to
the
memory
of
the
pect
In
the
Red
Lake
district
of
late
Rev.
Mr.
Rendle
who
was
to
a
Northern
Ontario.
Judging
from
lane
extent
instrumental
In
the
press
reports,
the
property
should
building
up
of
the
church.
:o
on
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himself.
Theyrun
along
silently,
tirelessly,
accurately
day
in
and
day
out
driven
by
only
a
tiny
impulse
oi
electric
current
taken
from
your
socket.
winding
no
regulating,
no
oiling.
They
arc
beautiful
In
design.
Some
arc
cated
Jn
modern
metals;
some
arc
mounted
in
luxurious
imported
marble,
and
still
others
are
stt
in
fine,
rich
woods
there
is
even
a
simple
kitchen
model.
You
can
match,
any
decorative
scheme
from
this,
wide
variety
of
designs
and
st
thrifty
prices.
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Sangarao
carries
the
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METLAKATLA
MEMORIAL
Memory
of
Late
Ambrose
Wilson
Honored
Yesterday
'
METLAKATLA.
Dec.
7:
A
me
mortal
service
was
held
in
St.
Paul's
Church
on
Sunday,
In
which
the
Young
Men's
Benevolent
Association
took
prominent
part,
in
memory
of
one
of
their
valued
mem
bers,
the
late
Ambrose
Wilson
who
was
their
secretary;
a
competent
murielan
of
thtlr
orthesjm
lr
the
reed
section
and
one
who
took
active
part
m
everything
for
the
wel
fare
of
the
village.
He
was
at
his
post
of
duty
as
engineer
of
the
village
power
plant
when
his
demise
same
ao
suddenly.
A
special
program
was
prepared
for
the
occasion
and.
during
the
singing
of
the
special
memor'a!
hymn
by
the
club
members
the
first
verse
were
sung
by
the
club
members
and
the
following
two
veta
as
a
solo
by
Jaa.
Prevost.
musical
director
of
the
club
and
'he
most
intimate
friend
of
the
deceased.
There
were
short
memorial
addresses
by
P.
Haldane
and
W.
M.
Leigh
ton
lay-readers,
and
be
fe
rathe
recessional
hymn,
the
village
band
played
the
"Dead
March
In
Saul."
PROMINENT
ARTIST
PAINTS
SCENES
OF
CENTRAL
INTERIOR
Ecenw
between
Smlt
hers
and
Ha-zelton
and
at
Kitwanga
on
tbt
Canadian
National
painted
by
Lowrle
Warrener,
Toronto
painter
and
sculptor,
are
on
exhibit.
Mr.
Warrener
spent
about
six
weeks
t:i
the
Interior
during
the
past
sum
mtr.
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NOW
Silver
is
lower
in
price
main
a
kes
verv
ai-cepUkij
Christmas
gifts.
We
have
Just
received
our
Christmas
stock
and
mlnj
of
the
pieces
are
nurprfa.
injly
low
priced,
A
3.
piece
set
of
Teapot,
Snjar
and
Cream
st
ill
M
looks
good,
and
a
finer
Cake
Dish
at
$1.50
seemi
excellent
value.
Many
other
nice
pletei.
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