City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrieY,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
For
lesser
periods,
paid
in
advance,
per
month
Sulphur
and
molasses?
I
know
a
much
better
spring
tonic
than
that
new
spring
cloth!
The
bright
sunshine
somehow
spring
tucked
,nto
Mtt
5.00
50
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
paid
In
advance
for
yearly
period
3.00
By
mall
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Em-
pire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
$6.00
ay
man
w
an
ower
countries,
per
year
,
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1
DAILY
EDITION
-JU-
Wednesday,
April
8,
1931
New
Clothes
Are
Best
Spring
Tonic,"
Milady
Says;
a
Few
New
Style
Hints
Given
Here
Letlta
Chaffe
says-
straws
used
are
soft
ballibuntls,
ba-kus.
milans,
panamaiac
and
the
new
paper
straws.
Blouse
on
Top
After
several
seasons
of
being
the
overblouse
maKes
even
our
lavorne
wxmer
reappears
m
seVeral
smart
new
things
look
dowdy
our
spirits
forms
aU
of
tncm
brlef
ln
slnk
lassitude
lays
its
laden,
ienffth.
There
is
the
sumlice
blouse
hand
upon
us.
But
there
Is
a
real
whlcn
ends
at
the
walst
ln
a
slde.
physical
and
t
PAUH
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
April
8,
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
'
'
'
ManagIngEditor
I
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LETTER
BOX
jlCIIABOD!
ICIIAB01)!
ICHABOD!
i
TAWrtf
TlailV
News'
'
!
munity,
It
would
appear
to
be
re
grettable,
should
you
use
that
posi
tion
without
permitting
yourself
to
be
subject
to
criticism,
and
there
It
Is
with
amazement,
mingled
with
regret,
that
I
note,
that
the
1
si
implement
at
your
disposal,
should,
with
remarkable
continuity,
sponsoy
the,cause
of
decadent
ana
aying
capitalistic
concerns,
operating
In
this
city
and
district.
Your
all
too
apparent
choice
of
language
In
your
editorials,
and
your
selection
of
news
items,
in
no
wise
tends
to
promote
pacific
relations
between
local
capital
and
labor.
Your
edition
of
April
7
runs
en-'
tirely
true
to"
form,
and
I
find
as
a
front
page
Item
of
news,
that
a
whole
salmon
can
be
bought
In
Re-
glna
markets
f6r
25
cents,
whch
!'
accept
as
potentially
true,
but
fbr
the
benefit
of
the
public
who
read;
this,
without
an
Internal
knowledge)
of
the
Industry.
I
would
state
that
;
the
salmon
referred
to
Is
a
plain!
Humpback
trade
name
Pink),
cer-J
tainly
a
nutritious
fish,
but
that
the
'
fisherman,
who
produced
the
same.1
received
the
munificent
sum
of
five
j
cents,
which
probably
you,
Mr.
Edl-tor,
will
concede
to
leave
an
ample
j
margin
of
profit
for
succeeding
ven-
j
dors.
I
While
I
am
in
no
way
actively
concerned
in
the
new
venture
of
the
halibut
fishermen,
I
heartily
commend
their
collective
effort,
which
action
in
itself
demonstrates
dls
satisfaction
in
the
past
system,
and
psychological.
regftn-
tled
sash.
Schiaparelll
Introduced
it
wou,d,
e?
P"5"1,
ha
?,efj
1
new
new
spring
sisrine
.r
"
outfit.
outiit.
...
...
lt
it
is
1.
l.Vu.J
particularly
norti.,igri.,
W"-
.v,i.
chic
In
n
plaids
"'......
'
Queal
....
whkh
arises
(k..h.n
merely
lndi-f
h
-
eraiion
in
a
.
.
.
.
That
is
why
I
am
advising
you
to
and
Paisleys.
The
waUfcoat
typeicf"vc
cuc
buy
yours
eariy.
Then,
instead
of
rtmihv.hr.trt
m
.t.vi
nnrt
i
fishermen
are
apt
to
be
hurt
The
havlne
to
do
some
hurried
show-
h,ittnr.i
wu.it.oif
t
vaHnns!
Mermen
rightly
or
wrongly
feel
Dine
when
the
first
warm
davs
fahrir..
'
kiik
nnrt
mttnn
ninum
that
they
are
being
subjected
rnm
vnn
nrlll
ho
rurlv
tn
rlo.h
nv.nm.
,
Undue
Criticism,
SUbterfUge
which
incidentally
simply
out
ln
a
smart
new
costume
and
striped
silks
as
well
as
knitted
fab-
boUge
ef
ifcCUveto
ut
old
spring
fever
to
rlc.
Brief
peplums
distinguish
an-
ass"r"
them,
tl?ey
ar
JJ
rouV
tl
"
'
:
overblouse
...
rht
toc
bo?s
stay
ltJ
',
other
type
of
a
wide
i
4
iZtHTdtr
eir
end
o
the
bargain,
until
it
&
a
.Mushroom
fitting
waistband
another.
Blouses
-
a"ur
and
have
the
wis-
An
infinitesimal
fraction
of
a
such
as
these
make
several
smart
Proven
a
crown
pltls
a
brbn
of
fair
propor-
costumes
grow
where
one
grew
be-tions
...
the
result
is
the
mushroom
fore
.
.
.
and
I
find
myself
very
glad
hat
that
is
men
a
big
feature
of
the
they
are
back,
early
Paris
openings.
They
are
worn
,
Happy
.Medium
iinHV
(ho
mnshrfiAmf
ff
Vi
a
AVAlfflns
avframu
if
mannlch
flowers,
feathers,
ribbons
The
color
favorites.
sssssssssssssssssssssssssssETTisssssff
Hon.
Lewis
Smith
J
SHIPOWNER
and
a
ftrmer
of
many
years'
experience,
Hn.
Lewii
Smith,
Minister
of
Agriculture
for
New
Brunswick,
is
one
of
th
outstanding
producers
of
his
Province.
His
interest
in
',
the
U'orld'i
Grain
Exhibition
and
Conference,
Regina,
19S2,
is
demonstrated
as
chairman
of
the
Provincial
Committee
of
New
Brunswick.
Mr.
Smith
was
born
at
Lower
Coverdale,
Albert
County,
New
Drunwwirk,
fifty-one
years
ago.
He
wan
educated
St
the
grammar
school
of
Albert
County
and
later
attended
the
Ontario
Business
College
at
Celle
vine'
wherg
lie
received
a
commercial
training;.
For
ten
rears
he
was
s
member
of
the
County
roun.
il
nf
Albert
County
and
in
1927
was
elected
to
the
New
Brunswick
Legislature
as
representative
of
his
native
county.
At
each
of
the
srneral
ek'cti..n
inre
that
time
Mr.
Smith
has
received
the
confidence
of
the
electors
and
joined
th
New
Brunswick
Government
as
Minister
of
Agriculture
in
J92S.
your
expressed
desire
for
the
5ta
foi
and;
aom
ana
initiative,
wiieii
mia
tumco
and
strict
cuts
little
Ice.
and
earlier
era
.
.
.
away
back
on
the
and
feminine,
the
1931
spring
sports
cIty
head.
The
brims
are
as
varied
as
it
fashions
are
a
Joy
to
any
woman's
to
pass,
to
market
their
own
fish,
themselves.
Your
apparent
concern
re.
the
fats
of
established
buyers
of
this
Is
possible
to
imagine
.
.
.
regular,
heart.
Done
is
the
very
tailored
suit.bUlty
of
"nee,
wl"
1
am
;
irregular,
pleated,
wide
on
one
side
ct
mannish
fabric,
with
1U
severe-'
afra,d-
render
them
UtUe
aid.
You,
the
knowledge
th
at
and
practically
a
minus
quantity
on
blouse.
Gone,
too,
are
the
fussy
lack-lt
appears
the
other,
the
same
width
on
both
sports
frocks
of
last,
season.
Soft-
there
V0
g
if
,perman"l
sides
...
or
any
other
deviation
the
ness
tempers
severity
with
a
very
ence
and
ta,u!ty
ta
PoUcles
or
1
designers
could
imagine.
They
call
,
flattering
result.
So
you
may
wear
stltutlons,
which
must
of
necessity
j
for
a
great
deal
of
acumen
hi
selec-
la
tailored
suit
...
but
it
is
weU
tojhave
thelr
ta
Land
ccae
j
bf;J
and
tlon.
however
...
or
they
are
apt
to!
choose
a
very
feminine
blouse.
The,wnlle
lt
m?
be
conceded,
with-as
be
trying
to
wrtir.
lines
of
your
sports
frocks
must
be
much
kindliness
as
is
warranted,
j
Watteau
type
hats
are
also
in
the
j
kept
simple
.
.
.
but
you
can
use
a
ithat
the
Cold
Storage
has
been
of
spring
picture.
They
are
tipped
to
wealth
of
intricate
detailing.
Thin
,
501116
material
assistance
10
this
show
a
great
deal
of
the
hair
.
.
.
woolens
and
printed
checked
silks
clty-
yet
there
is
no
need
to
adorn
and
are
developed
In
not
only
after-
are
smart
for
spectator
and
active
f
e
city
by
means
of
the
press.wlth
noon
and
evening
rwu
.
.
.
but
also
sports
.
.
.
yellowls
the
favored
color,
j
e
customary
crepe,
at
the
lmmln-ln
tailored
models.
They
call
for
alone
or
used
ln
combination.
Oray,
ent
decease
of
that
philanthropic
trimmings,
as
do
most
of
the
spring!
cinnamon,
dark
brown
and
green,
institution.
',
i
hats
.
.
.
and
so
we
have
the
use
of
navy
and
black-with
pastels
are
the
lb
woum
appear
iu
uic
-wijyci
lua.
the
word
"Jchabod"
might
weir
be
carved
over
the
portals
of
many,
nf
;the
concerns
you
champion,
ahel
should
the
rially
News
desire
jtd
esV
cape
a
like
appellation.
It
would'
be
well
for
lt.
and
Its
editor,
id.
scan
the
horlzont
and
obtain
a
new.pe'rV
spectlve.
,
The
future
of
this
city
and
count
'
I
try
Is
wrapped
up
In
the
welfare
o
jits
citizens,
and
not
ln
the
life
or
death
of
any
marketing
machinery.
The
fishermen
of
this
town
believe.
that
the
old
day
Is
done,
and,
having
cut
the
Oordlan
knot
they
are
well
aware
that,
to
permit
themselves
to
be
reshackled.
by
the'
old
concerns,
would
mean
that
their
final
state
would
be
worse
than
the
former.
From
an
analysis
of
the,
jpast,
the
fishermen
realize
that
ithey
have
nothing
to
lose,
and
a
i
glorious
opportunity
for
etnantlpa-
tlon.
May
they
carry
oni
This
is
written
as
a
prlvatt,cltl-zen,
and
not
as
representing
&nf
Yours
sincerely,
CHARLES
LORD
COAL
Buy
the
real
Coal
our
famous
Edson
and
Cassldy-Wellington
In
any
quantities.
Also
Bulkley
Valley
Hay,
Grain
and
Kobln
Hood
Flour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
t'HONBS
58
AND
SS8
Fine
New
House
To
Be
Built
On
Sixth
Ave.
West
Mitchell
&
Currie
have
started
the
will
cost
$9,000.
'
umn
Issue.
Henceforth
it
will
blos-
.
,
som
forth
as
a
full
seven-column
mere
were
so
passengers
going
fore
trust
that
you
will
favor
the
north
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
writer
with
the
necessary
space
to
Alice
which
was
in
port
this
morn
become
a
minor
critic
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
April.
8,
1911
steamer
steamer
'VrM'M
!IrhJcij
The
li
rnctrn.Hnn
of
a
ftno
nour
rMsn
hPk-
Oil
'nm
nf
t!n
TiritMh
fin.
I
read
the
edition
of
your
paper
for
Henrl
Let0Umeau
on
Sixth
Av-'lumb!a
Coast
Steamship
Serf
ices
of
even
date,
with
more
than
pass-
;enue
just
west
of
street
and
to
Aia.
ing
Interest,
and
realizing
the
un-
near
opposlte
tne
United
church.
It
lque
position
you
hold
in
this
com-;
wlll
a
st0rey
and
a
half
structure
The
Prince
Rupert
Optimist
is
with
full
concrete"
foundation
and
today
publishing
its
final
five-col-1
British
Columbia
in
1910
produced
ing
bound
from
Vancouver.
Among
$8,602,306
of
fish
out
of
the
total
of
the
passengers
were
a
number
of
$39,706,400
in
all
Canada.
members
of
the
crews
of
the
Yu
kon
li
Whit."
p-
going
north
for
the
season.
vji;n
All
is
now
quiet
In
the
strike
situation
here
following
the
pitched
Price
50c
a
box
The
closer
a
man
is
distant
his
friends
are.
Moforlsts
today
drive
faster
and
harder
they
pile
up
bigger
mileage
than
ever
before.
Out
of
this
strenuous
motoring
age
has
come
the
modern
Dominion
Tire
with
greater
strength
and
greater
endurance.
Stronger
to
resist
wear.
Stronger
to
free
you
from
tire
trouble.
Stronger
to
ensure
greater
safety.
Stronger
to
give
extra
mileage
Actually
18
per
cent
stronger
lhan
any
otherl
That's
Dominion
Royal
qualityl
The
moment
you
see
this
new-day
tire,
you
road
greater
strength
in
its
rugged
beauty.
You
sense
it
in
the
husky
deep-notched
tread.
You
see
it
in
the
buttressed
side
walls.
Tread
and
side
walls
are
things
you
can
see.
Yet
they
tell
only
part
of
the
story.
Beneath
the
tread
.
developed
by
exclusive
manufacturing
processes,
lies
the
strongest
tire
carcass
known.
Buy
Dominion
quality.
.Was
Weak
and
Run
Down
Could
Scarcely
Do
Housework
Mrs.
Edward
A.
Allen,
Uauon,
Alts,,
mil,
"I
would
like
to
tell
you
of
the
great
benefit
I
have
wi-ired
from
your
ililburn'i
Heart
WJ
Nerve
Pill.
I
Miug
very
much
.an
it
la
health
Vitf;wi
i
tk
I.
cooVl
jigvr
t
j,
my
housework,
in
act,
I
wwll
hays
to
Us
fi,,,,
in
th
afternoon
Ajr
p
h
or
I
row
t,,l
Pill
in
the'
drug
etor
and'tbok
a
bos
home
tne,
and
I
wa
delighted
with
nyr
renewed
it
.
i
-ti.
I
have
recommended
tbem
to
f
neighbor
ac
rj
aura
tkey
will
hJp
her
too."
Sold
hf
til
drar
rI
etor,
r
nlM
l"cl
r04lpt
of
jlc
b
TU
T.
UMbarn
Co.,
Ui.,
Toruut.
Out
battle
the
day
before
yesterday,
rtftv
strikers
have
been
araigned
COLLART
ACTING
MAYOK
before
Magistrate
Car
In
city
po-
At
a
special
meeting
of
Ucl
eourt,n
charge
rangipg
from
council,
last
ryghU
AJdei
-:iuj
r,
h-oting
with
intent
to
kill
down
to!
chairman'
of
the
fin.!-,,
simple
intimidation'
I
mittee.
was
appointed
act
m
the
more1
during
the
absence
01
Ma
v.,.
:
in
Ottawa.
STR1HGTH
!
fo
Meet
Today's
Motoring
Needs
Another
Reason
Whu
THE
BIG
SWING
IS
TO
DOM
I
NUN
Seal
of
If
you
want
anything,
try
a
classified
ad.
-
------
mm
FORWARD
WITH
CANADA'
7ht
Dcmmmmi
kubbtr
Company
h
swbW
to
fee
in
with
tis
-ssr-
V.
A
CoTeA
Went
TIRES
Strength