SHEET
METAL
WORK
and
Roofing
.
HOT
AIR
HEATING
and
VENTILATION
Alexander
Murray's
Approved
Roofers.
Work
guaranteed
for
10
and
20
years
by
bonding
company.
Steens
Limited
P.O.
Box
928
Phonte
5
INTERIOR
DECORATING.
PAINTING
AND
SIGN-WRITING
Very
moderate
prices.
Easy
Terms
JOERGEN
P.
MOLLER
Painter
and
Decorator
Phone
Red
802.
7th
Ave.
W.
BLASTING
AND
EarthWork
NELS
ROKKJAR
811
Fraser
Street
Phone
Blue
823
Evenings
QUEEN
CnARLOTTE
SHiNGLES
BEST
IN
B.C.
Our
Prince
Rupert
Prices:
No.
1
5x
per
M
$5.75
No.
1
3x
per
M
3.25
No.
2
per
M
2.75
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&
SIMPSON'
Maasett.
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Hyde
Transfer.
Phone
C80
Fair
Building
Road
Discussed
City
Council
Will
Be
Able
to
Do
Nothing
For
Another
.
Two
Weeks
The
city
council
last
night
laid
on
the
table
for
two
weeks
a
letter
from
the
fair
board
asking
that
such
unemployment
relief
funds
as
are
available
after
work
on
the
Booth
School'
grounds
has
been
completed
be
used
in
the
project
of
building
a
road
around
the
Fair
HalL
City
Engineer
Good
stated
that
it
would
be
two
weeks
yet
before
he
would
know
what
money
was
av
ailable.
Meantime,
the
city
engln
eer
will
give
the
fair
board
such
assistance
as
it
desires
in
connection
with
the
project.
Local
Improvement
Bylaws
Are
Passed
!
The
city
council
last
night
gave
introductory
readings
to
local
im
provement
construction
bylaws
pro
viding
for
the
grading
of
the
north
side
of
Seal
Cove
Circle
from
Fifth
;
Avenue
to
Seventh
Avenue
and
for
;
17-foot
asphaltic
sidewalks
on
the
west
side
of
Seventh
Street
from
First
Avenue
to
Second
Avenue
and
on
"the
south
side
of
Second
Avenue
from
Seventh
to
Eeighth
Street.
PRINCE
RUPERT
dealers
can
supply
your
house
building
needs.
COAL
Buy
the
real
Coal
our
famous
Ed
son
and
Cassidy-Wellintton
in
any
quantities.
Also
Bulkley
Valley
Hay,
Grain
and
Robin
Hood
'Hour.
Prinw
Roperl
Feed
Co
PHONES
58
AND
35b
SUMMER
HOMES
slionld
have
this
FIRE
PROTECTION
FAR
from
every
hope
of
aid
if
a
blaze
takes
hold,
the
inflammable
construction
of
the
average
summer
home
makes
it
a
source
of
danger
and
anxiety.
Minimize
the
fire
hazard
by
lining
inside
walls
and
ceilings
with
inexpensive
Gyproc
Wallboard
that
does
not
burn.
This
building
material
is
made
from
gypsum
f
ock
into
sheets
4
to
10
feet
long,
4
feet
wide
and
Yt
of
an
inch
thick.
It
nails
and
cuts
as
easily
as
lumber
and
with
minimum
waste.
Find
out
from
your
dealer
how
inexpensive
Gyproc
is;
how
easy
to
erect
Ask
him
for
full
information
about
its
application
or
request
a
HKCi
A
Villi
llllil.
IU4IVUV1I
Besides
being
fire-resistant,
Gyproc
has
structural
strength
and
insulation
value.
It;
is
also
,
draught
and
vermin-proof.
'
.
By
panelling,
you
can
save
the
expense
of
decoration,
yet
Gyproc
is
an
excellent
base
for
Alabastine,
Gyptex
or
wallpaper.
Send
for
the
free
booklet.
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and
Remodelling
with
GYPROC"
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at
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INDUSTRIES
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AT
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580
PnONE
580
THE
DATLT
NEWS
Advantages
of
Owning
Ones
Home
There
are
many
advantages
in
owning
one's
home
.instead
of
renting.
The
chief
of
these
is
the
feeling
of
satisfaction
that
comes
to
the
person
who
feels
this
is
something
of
his
own
which
he
can
improye
and
get
all
the
benefits
of
the
improvement.
There
is
a
feeling
of
permanency
that
cannot
be
secured
in
any
other
way.
Speaking
of
this
the
other
day
a
local
resident,
who
has
had
to
move
from
city
to
city
several
times,
said
to
a
Daily
News
representative:
"For
many
years
I
worked
for
a
comparatively
small
salary
but
I
always
owned
my
own
house
everywhere
I
went
and
I
made
money
out
of
every
case.
Usually
through
the
advance
in
value
of
the
property
I
had
the
use
of
the
house
rent
free
for
the
time
I
was
in
the
city."
You
can
generally
tell
the
renter
by
a
glance
at
his
place.
The
man
who
is
a
permanent
resident,
owner
of
his
home,
belongs
to
a
class
all
his
own.
He
feels
a
pride
in
the
fact
that
it
is
his.
An
Unusual
Plan
of
Unusual
Convenience
I
1,11
1
wmmmmmmmmm
Cervenjn
AiMcr
By
G.
IL
MacDonald
THIS
dtckable
live-room
square-pten
home
Is
particularly,
suit
able
for
the
husband
and
wife
who
(save
children,
a
moderate
income.
and
found
'tast.
The
front
door
opens
into
a
ves
tibule
having:
a
coat
closet
and
di
rectly
connected
with
the
living
room
with
its
brick
mantel
and
built-in
bookcase.
For
general
purposes,
however,
it
is
probable
that
the
side
door
wouM
be
more
com
monly
used.
This
gives
admittance;
to
a
hall
from
which
the
bedroom
or
den,
kttehen,
living
room
and
stair-ease
may
be
reached.
The
rear
door
is
of
the
convenient
grade
entrance
type
having
steps
up
to
the
kitchen
and
down
to
the
cellar,
and
would
rerve
its
usaai
purposes.
The
kitchen
is
very
conveniently
arranged,
containing
dresser,
sink,
refrigerator,
Uble
and
range
with
hot
water
boiler
and
would
surely
delight
the
most
exacting
housewife.
Provision
is
made
for
a
door
between
kitchen
ano
:img
room,
an
item,
vhtch
would
sav
mnr
steps
when
jrving
food
In
the
Utter.
Upstairs
are
two
large
bedrooms
aeh
having
a
good
clothes
closet.
'
It
will
be
observed
that
the
bath-
1
oom
and
water
closet
are
separate
i
convenience
which
would
be
well
applied
to
every
home.
The
walls
are
of
concrete
In
the
r
7jir";
u
ttc
coon
ItT'
r
IOVUfLtfii-;UUI
City
Council
Turns
Down
Request
For
Lower
Licence
Fee
The
city
council
last
nlcht
denied
a
request
from
the
Canadian
Pacific
Express
Co.
for
a
modification
of
its
annual
licence
fee
of
$100.
The
company
based
Ms
request
on
the
ground
that
it
did
less
bustneas
here
than
at
certain
other
points
where
the
licence
fee
was
much
lower.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
the
fee
was
covered
by
bylaw,
Aid.
Collart
felt
that
no
change
should
be
allowed
and
moved
accordingly,
the
motion
being
seconded
by
Aid.
McCutcheon
and
unanimously
The
city
coanoii
lac.
night,
on
motion
of
Aid.
Pillsbury
and
Aid
Black,
gave
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Navy
League
of
Canada
permission
to
hold
its
annual
tag
day
on
June
6.
Magojn.
Architects
him
Henry
Hallrwell
ef
T"rraee
r
rived
in
the
city
on
yetteiday
af-(
temoon's
train
from
the
intrtr
for
a
irieT
visit
In
town
on
pir-.
tonal
business.
;
DOMINION
DAIRY
rUESlI
MILK
AND
CIIEAM
From
our
own
rows
only
GUAHANTKED
PURE
AM)
Fltf
,
FROM
ALL
PRESERVATIVES
Inspection
of
our
premises
by
the
public
cordially
Invited.
Phone
Red
60S
P,
O,
nox
475
the
basement,
while
above
the
ground
floor
level
they
are
frame,
i
brick
veneered
to.
the
top
of
the
ground
floor
windows
and
stucco
above.
The
approximate
cost
of
this
nome,
exclusive
of
lot,
would
be
$6
500.
Readers
desiring
further
Information
regarding
the
plans
and
specifications
of
this
house
should
communicate
.with
the
architects
direct.
Address
Messrs.
O..K.
Mac-Donald
&
H.
A.
Magoon,
Tegler
Building,
Edmonton.
Alta.
Copyright
.4827.
MaeLean
Building
Report.
Ltd.
j
jfl
tooo
j
Phone
Department
!
Had
April
Surplus
The
city
telephone
department
operated
at
a
surplus
of
$953.23
for
the
month
of
April,
according
to
the
financial
statement
of
SamutTl
Massey.
superintendent
of
the
department,
presented
to
the
council
at
last
night's
meeting.
Departmental
expenditure
for
the
month
amounted
to
$2,343
31
while
revenue
was
$3,896.70.
i
The
city
council
lasi
night
adopted
a
recommendation
from
the
finance
committee
that
lot
$2
and
33,
Block
28.
Section
1,
'
Taylor
Street
be
aold
ji
W.
E.
Fisher
for
the
sum
ot
$200,
subject
to
approval
of
the
Exhibition
Assoela-tloa
The
lots
were
to
have
been
turned
over
to
the
Fair
Board
for
ruffle
purposes.
Uncle
OAZAZUS
is
coming!
lumber
ifc
discussed
Continued
from
page
one)
years.
The
life
of
red
cedar
should
at
least
equal
that
of
B.
C.
fir.
"From
.the
point
of
view
of
price,
Vancouver
-estimates
for
this
particular
order
of
B.
C.
fir
No.
1
common
rough,
FjO.B.
Prince
Rupert
vary
from
$290.95
to
$350
but,
in
ray
opinion;
these
prices
can
be
modi
fied
from
$290.05
to
approximately
$310
with
different
shipping
ar
rangements.
The
bids
from
two
local
llrms
for
the
same
order
FX)3.
Prince
Rupert
are
from
30
to
40
above
the
lowest
Vancouver
price
while
a
bid
from
a
local
firm
for
an
order
of
spruce
or
hemlock
No.
1
rough
common
Is
$395
or
approxl-;
mately
35
H
higher
than
the
lowest
Vancouver
bid
for
B.
C.
fir
No,
1
rough
comon
mboth
F.O.B.
Prince
Rupert."
i
Aid.
Pullen
stated
that
Information
he
had
been
able
to
gather
seemed.
to
indicate
that
the
life
of
hemlock
was
nearly
as
long
as
that
of
fir
in
this
climate.
It
was
hard
for
him.
to
believe
that
the
life
of
hemlock
could
be
only
five
years.
If
he
were
building
himself,
he
:
would
not
take
that
statement
as.
Gospel.
This
vas
not
the
Idea
of
men
be.
had
been
talking
to.
Aid.
Pullen
declared.
As
a
general
prln.
;
clple,
h'e
was
strongly
in
favor,
wherever
and
whenever
possible,
of
using
local
products.
The
local
saw-
mill
was
having
a
struggle
for
exis-
tence
and
he
believed
that
every-'
thing
possible
should
be
done
to'
pairs
to
sidewalks
even
though
It
was
known
the
price
was
high.
Un
Letour:
Sheet
Metal
Wort,
and
rlumbing
Sky
Lljhts
and
-Comict
and
O
ravel
Roof
in
Job
v
n
.f
.
.
Wd.
Estimates
Frt(
Comer
6th
Ave
&
R
Prince
Rupert,
B,
GEORGE
MACKLIX
Plain
and
Ornamental
PLASTERING,
STIXCO
BttlCK.
CEMEKT,
Trj'
Jfi.
BfdKZ
IEm4Bt
Silversides
Bros,
PAINTS
tt
ALLl-A
ft
US
CLU
Tblrd
Avenue
support
it.
.the
respective
menu
verv
pus
Alter
stating
that
the
intention
l,e
'e,t
,hat
AW
Pu-i
juMun
of
board
of
works
was
to
use
cedar
!KOt
tnut
information
tt
Uoul
tf.
ror
substructure
nu
fir
for
suner-
u,
"
tuna!
a;
i
a
structure
such
as
decking.
Aid.
Rud-
wno
wotild
hlnk
"f
I
ru.-?i
derham
read
from
a
eovernment
re-
-uemiocx
in
preferenr
:
flj
u
port
to
the
effect
that,
hemlock
be-
decking."
Aid.
WUbv
Crjta
ng
very
subject
to
atticks
of
fungi,
MA.
Mscdonald
mqujtd
t!
ton
should
not
be
used
In
exoosed
dosI-
,
60,1,(1
X
lome
'
f
-mik
tion
unless
protected.
Bltka
spruce
otherwise
process
ui
was
not
durable
especially
when
'Mmbr
80
,l
woul(l
be
o.
re
Cvtin
exposed
to
alternate
wet
and
dry'.un'lct
local
conditu
i.
weather.
If
four
or
five
years
could
'
11
WMlld
totl
m
be
got
but
of
spruce
or
hemlock
10
"tablish
the
simpler
KXti
ouUlde
here,
it
would
be
lucky.
On
'creoKitlng
plant
nfl
:
j:
m
the
other
hand.
It
was
established
'ould
b
"ttle
deni.a,u
f
:
-
mum
that
fir
would
stay
good
up
to
flf-,,,!Pracc
or
hemlock
Ciiv
L4.:m
teen
years.
He
thought
that
it
was)0ood
reified.
only
wasting
the
money
of
the
peo-;
AU-
McCutcheon
pie
to
put
down
spruce
or
hemlock
i
how
local
Institution
for
decking
in
place
of
fir.
j
get
business
with
u
ti
During
the
past
four
years
dur-
10
which
he
had
been
a
member!
Mayo
Orme
U.ld
b
w
ht4U:rk
of
the
board
of
works.
Aid.
Rudder-
forester
would
advocate
notLit
ham
continued,
it
had
been
thelelse
Du
Mr
for
deckles,
pi
policy
to
use
local
lumber
for
all
re-
'here.
The
mayor
did
m-'
thai
member
of
the
count
u
favor
of
using
the
ixx
wtc
sprrl
til
der
bylaws,
however,
he
believed
'
wherever
possible
It
w
;u
Uieo
that
a
line
should
be
drawn.
tual
advantage
of
all
uppc;
l-
Ald.
Rudderham
charged
AId.!cl
Industries
Pullen
with
rushing
into
print
as
;
Af1-
PulKn
mens
toned
t
m
W
though
we
were
a
bunch
of
dubs.
'taken
so
long
toedui
tet
:tbu
conveying
to
the
people
of
Prince
jer
of
London
to
the
upei.Jti
i'
Rupert
the
suggestion
that
we
are;
British
Colusnbiu
tlmbe:
Ho!
not
conducting
the
affairs
of
the
!
11
had
finally
been
0
one
Evci
'
w
city
to
the
proper
manner."
Aid.
'matter
of
hemlock
and
trpruc
Rudderham
thought
that
Aid.
Pul-
agalnt
fir.
there
migt,
be
-
po
len
could
have
obtained
the
lnfor-;0"1
that
a
misuke
matlon
he
had
asked
for
without
made.
He
had
no
lde
CJ
tbi
writing
the
editorial
that
had
ap-
board
of
Works
wa
suwp.il
t
peared.
,put
anything
over
unci
lie
tu
Aid.
Pillsbury
told
of
experience
faith
in
the
city
engu:ei-r
he
had
had
over
a
period
of
many
finder
the
rtrcun,
'.
nee1
W
years
with
spruce,
hemlock
and
fir.
Collart
could
not
sen
h
w
iu:i
f
0
The
life
of
hemlock
would
not
ex-
decision
could
be
:n,ni:
Ui
eeed
four
yean
while
spruce
might
"f
the
board
of
works
he
a
vear
or
so
better
Reenrric
.f
After
some
furthp:
ii3C'W
the
Canadian
National
Railways
4
origuul
recomnieai
:i
verc
available
which
brought
out
vnrd
of
vorkt
wm
sd
t
i:fi!
.
REWIRE
YOUR
HOME
Why
put
up
with
those
unsightly
wjres?
They
are
not
r-We
rewire
your
home,
placing
sockets
in
the
desired
sp
!
ceallng
wires
.
.
in
short,
doing
a
Ilxni
class
Job
at
sun
'
low
cost
Since
you
have
electricity,
us
it
to
best
advar
'
us
Iveji)
you
get
the
most
benefit
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