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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Institutional
Building
Why
Not
Build
A
New
Hons?
Now?
Entrance
to
uisli:jW
f
hrals'.ry
Hebrew
I
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in
whose
interest.-
Ca.uc.'ruUiir
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Ma;.rae
three-month
tout
of
the
country
BIG
JOB
IS
STARTING
WASHINGTON.
April
21:
Final
contracts
in
connection
with
the
great
Boolder
Dam
project
in
California
were
signed
yesterday
and
work
on
the
enormous
$49,000,000
project
will
i
tart
at
once
in
full
swing.
FREE
FROM
THE
MEDICINE
HABIT
Surnxras
from
constipation
will
be
interested
in
Mrs.
Van
Horn's
letter
below.
She
wrote
us
Yohintarily
to
express
her
appreciation
for
the
wonder-fnl
rewflts
Kellogg's
All-Bsan
brought
"I
have
been
using
All-Bkan
for
one
year
and
have
a
move-meat
every
morning.
Before
I
was
taking
medicine
every
three
or
four
days.
Now
I
never
take
jay.
Masy
thanks
to
Aix-Bra.v.
I
ean't
praise
it
too
much."
Sincerely,
Mas.
C.
W.
Van
Horn
(Address
on
request)
TWt
let
constipation
sap
your
health
and
strength.
Guard
apatmt
it
now.
Just
eat
two
taMwpoonfals
of
Kellogg
AlX-Bjak
daily
in
chronic
cases,
every
meal.
Relief
is
gusr-raaieod.
At
all
grocers
in
the
,TJd-irreen
package.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London
Ontario.
All-Bran
John
Bremher
ft
't;
Contractor-
.
Plastering,
Tiling
&
tOrnamental
Work
Fire
Places
a
.Specialty
Estimate
Furnished
323
5th
At.
E.
Phone
Green
137
Letourneau&Co
Sheet
Metal
Works
and
Plumbing
Sfey
Lights
and
Cornice,
Tar
arid
a
ravel
Rooting,
Job
Work
a"
Specialty.
All
Work
Quaran-
teed,
Estimates
Free.
Corvee
8th
Ave.
It
Fulton
St.
.iPrjncs
Rupert,
tt.C.
WORK
rrusalem
rnalang
a
FILMS
ARE
ENJOYABLE
Parent-Teachers
Association
Has
Interesting
Meeting
in
Booth
.Memorial
School
A
display
of
films
loaned
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways
;
tirew
a
record
attendance
to
the
regular
.
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ru-tpert
Parent-Teachers'
Association
'at
the
Booth
Memorial
School
last
j
evening.
The
films
were
entitled,
!
"Down
the
Spanish
Main,"
"The
!
Triangle
Tour"
and
"The
Lake
of
!
Enchantment."
The
photography
in
all
cases
was
of
the
very
highest
calibre
and
the
choice
of
scenery
was
in
every
way
admirable.
Probably
the
first
one.
dealing
:
with
the
trips
among
the
Bermudas
land
the
West
Indies
was
the
most
i
attractive
In
as
much
as
it
dealt
with
sub-tropical
and
tropical
countries
with
their
wealth
of
fol
tax,
the
native
life
and
exquisite
(Islands
In
sunlit
seas.
The
commer
cial
valuffef
these
islands
to
Canada
was
also
well
brought
out.
The
well
known
triangle
tour
was
partleu
larly
well
shown
and
the
views
of
the
Lake
of
Enchantment
centering.
around
Mallgne
Lake
will
last
as
long
as
memory
itself.
On
the
motion
of
Kirs.
Blance,
a
very
hearty
vote
of
thanks
was
accorded
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
the
local
representative,
R.
McNaughton.
W.
Crnlckshank
and
W.
Harold
who
operated
the
machine.
In
the
business
meeting
preceding,
letters
of
thanks
from
the
prin
cipals
of
the
different
schools
for
1
donations
from
the
funds
of
the
j
Parent-Teachers'
Association
were
read.
There
Is
no
definite
word
re-j
gar
cling
a
speaker
from
the
Univer-Uy
yet
but
if
sufficient
requests
sre
received
from
various
points
In
'Central
and
Northern
British
Co
lumbia,
a
speaker
may
be
provided.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
there
was
still
a
substantial
balance
to
the
credit
of
the
association,
)t
was
decided
to
increase
the
grants
to
the
various
schools
and
also
to
make
donations
to
the
home
economics
tsnd
manual
training
departments,
An
appeal
was
made
by
Mrs.
D
McDHurtsf.
president
of
he
club.
to
the
ladies
to
attend
tne
women's
Canadian
Club
meeting
to
be
held
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
on
Thurs
day
afternoon.
The
subject
will
be
dental
hygiene.
Preliminary
arrangements
.were
discussed
for
the
June
tea
and
sale
of
home-cooking.
Mrs.
R.
Blance,
president
of
the
Parent-Teachers'
Association,
pre
sided
over
the
meeting,
following
which
refreshments
were
served.
Daily
News
-Want
Ads"
I
quick
results.
and
Roofing
m
brfi
SHEET
METAL
r
na
HOT
AIR
HEATING
and
VENTILATION
Alexander
Murray's
Approved
Roofers.
Work
guaranteed
for
10
and
20
years
by
bonding
company.
Steens
Limited
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Box
92
Phone
S
The
question
of
the
condition
of
Prince
Rupert
from
a
housing.point.Qfc.
VQYfjas
.been
b6h3ide'rbIyttdiscusedof,
late..-Eor;-this-reagpn.:ihe.
Daily
News
has
made
a
few
investigations
with
the
result
that
it
is
found
that
most
of
the
houses
in
the
city
are
occupied
and
that
the
condition
in
that
respect
is
just
as
healthy
as
it
was
a
year
ago.
One
man
who
owns
four
teen
houses
and
some
apartments
says
he
has
them
all-rented
and
all
the
occupants
are
paying
rent.
The
condition
he
considers
is
better
than
it
was
this
time
last
year.
A
local
man
advertised
for
a
house,
furnished
or
unfurnished,
expecting
that
possibly
some
people
might
be
going
away
who
would
be
willing
to
sell
out
everything
at
a
fairly
good
bargain.
He
states
that
he
did
not
get
one
offer
that
he
could
begin
to
consider.
Every
owner
who
replied
to
his
advertisement
asked
more
than
the
place
was
worth
and
more
for
the
furniture
than
he
could
buy
it
for
piece
by
piece,
in
most
cases
twice
its
value.
.
.
m
,
If
a
person
wishes
to
rent
a
nice
little
bungalow
he
finds
a
dozen
oth-ers
after
the
same
place
ana
sometimes
two
dozen.
That
seems
to
indicate
that
there
is
a
demand
for
nice
modern
cottages
or
bungalows
and
that
this
is
a
suitable
time
to
encourage
house
building.
Those
who
already
have
houses
to
rent
must
remember
that
if
there
is
no
building
in
the
city,
the
men
employed
in
the
.building
trades
must
leave
and
that
lessens
the
demand
for
buildings.
We
suggest
that
the
man
who
has
been
looking
forward
to
some
day
owning
his
own
home
would
do
well
to
consider
the
present
time
to
build.
j
AN
ENGLISH
STYLE
SEMI-BUNGALOW
I'M
j
K
j
BY
ARTHUR
E.
CUBBIDOE,
ARCHITECT
rPHE
last
few
years
have
witnessed
.bathroom
''may
be
reached
from
red
slate
shingle
roof.
These
last
two
A
great
advancements
in
many
pheres,
but
few
are
of
more
impor
tance
to
the
average
man
than
the
development
of
true
comfort,
beauty,
and
efficiency.
In
the
home.
.Ownership
of
a
little
house
such
is
that
here
illustrated
is
the
goal
toward
which
thousands
of
people
now
aspire.
They
wish
nothing
more
pretentious;
realizing
that
efficien
cy
and
comfortable
corneas
are
apt
to
suffer,
while'
the
type
of
simple
beauty
exemplified
by
this
little
bungalow
Is
practically
impossible
to
attain
In
larger
houses.
Although
an
exceptionally
small
lloor
area
Is
occupied
by
the
hall
it
Is
skillfully
arranged
-
to
form
the
pivotal
centre
of
this
highly
effi
cient
plan.
each
bedroom,
the
ease
of
cotnraun-1
materials
contrast
yet
harmonize
icatton.
betwficin.-Utt
kitchen
and
the
j
in
a
very
attractive
manner,
stairs
or
front
door,
and
we
have
but
,
This
house
was
actually
built
on
a
started
to
-
realize
the
advantage
i
60
foot
lot
but
with
its
overall
width
which
this
plan
affords.
I
of
38
feet,
six
inches,
it
is
obvious
Throughout
the
house
the
floors
are
of
oak
or
maple,
but
the
treat-
been
left
'to
the
owner's
taste
and
discretion.
that
50
feet
would
be
ample
PT1
ij
VttftnbftH
j
With
hot
water
heating
this
home
ment
of
the
walls
and
ceilings
has
j
cost
approximately
$4,800.
exclusive
of
lot.
Readers
desiring
further
lnforma-
On
the
attic
floor
are
two
good
Uon
regarding
the
plans
and
sped-
sized
bedrooms
and
a
Mnen
closet,
flcaUons
of
this
house
should
corn-while
provision
Is
also
made
for
a
jmunlcate
with
the
arc
hit
ecu
direct,
future
additional
bathroom.
This
Address
Mr.
Arthur
E.
Oubbidge.
406
whole
floor,
of
course,
could
be
fin-
j
Boyd
Bldg.,
Winnipeg.
Manitoba,
ished
as
finances
permitted
should
j
Copyright,
1927,
MacLean
Build-such
a
procedure
appear
desirable,
j
lng
Reports,
Ltd.
The
construction
Is
sound
and
en-1
'"
during
and
comprises
concrete
I
PRINCE
RUPERT
dealers
can
NoUceJhow
conveniently
the
tiled
foundations,
white
stueop
walls,
and
supply
your
house
building
needs.
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OFFERING:
TIMBER
DIMENSION,
pei
M.
SlHrLAP,
per
M.
No.
1
SHINGLES,
CEDAR,
per
M.
It,
0.
PORTLAND
CEMENT,
per
bbl.
1
J:i
Compare
these'
prices
With
1929
and
you
will
find
a
redmti,,
over
twentynve
per
cent.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Limited
YOUR
HOM0
Phones
110
and
117
REWIRE
YOUR
HOME
Why
put
up
with
those
unsightly
wires?
They
an
no
nccesl
We
rewire
your
home,
placing
sockets
tn
tne
de
in
......
cealing
wires
...
In
short,
doing
a
first
class
jod
low
cost.
Since
you
have
electricity,
use
it
to
br'
nit,
us
help
you
get
the
most
benefit
and
pleasure
fi-
...
1
dollar.
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service:
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We
carry
onl
hih
A
Parkin
&
Wari
Electric
319
Third
Avenue
Modernize
Your
Bathroom
Nov
Keep
in
step
with
modern
Improvements.
Plumbin
f.-
A
be
had,
in
many
ootors
to
blend
with
the
eoloi
-.
.
,1
balferooM.
Les
us
quote
on
your
rjuiremenU
aim
.
.:
j
r.
time
payment
plan.
,
Smith
&
Mallett
Ltd.
P.O.
Box
211,.
(Est.
1911)
C.
II.
Elklns,
Slrr.
FRED
SCADDEN
.
painting
Interior
decorating
Estimates
Furnished
fGef
Your
Interior
Work
Done
Nov)
Telephone:
Green
92
BUILDERS'
HARDWARE
PAINTS
,
f'
iEor
Inside
and
Outside
Finish
Kitchen
Ware
Our
stock
has
all
been
repriced.
Come
In
and
lool
it
KAIEN
HARDWARE
P.
O.
Hox
1646
TflfP1""'
OUR
COAL
IS
IN
A
DRY
SHED
When
von
ar
i
L
..
.l.le
of
you
buy
net
coal,
you
are
lolng
10.
So
start
today
and
qry
coal
and
see
what
10
means
to
you,
PKMBINA
EOO-
Delivered,
Per
Ton
Mv!!lrJ!l
f:I(fvered,
Per
Ton
Jg
AIIM.IIHA1)
I
Itll
11.11
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n-
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PHONE
1'IIONE
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