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DAILY
EDITION
LOOK
FORWARI),
A
prominent
businessman
visiting
the
city
this
week
was
asked
by
the
Daily
News
what
he
had
to
say
about
business
coBaitiqns
fie
replied
something
like
this:
"Business
conditions!
There
has
been
too
much
talk
about
business
conditions.
If
there
were
less
talk,
conditions
would
be
better.
"People
who
are
always
talking
about
getting
Tiack
to
the
conditions
as
they
were
a
year
or
two
ago
remind
me
of
the
bird
that
always
flew
backwards.
It
kept
its
eyes
on
the
past
What
we
need
to
do
is
to
look
forward,
face
conditions
as
they
are
and
forget
what
is
gone.
We
never
go
back
but
always
forward."
,
-M.
M.
BANK
IS
OPTIMISTIC
The
Royal
Bank
is
optimistic
over
conditions
in
this
country,
especially
in
the
east.
It
says
in
its
monthly
report:
"General
conditions
in
the
manufacturing
industry
are
still
below
normal,
but
the
volume
of
business
has
shown
substantial
improvement
during
recent
months.
Textile
mjlls
have
greatly
expanded
their
operations,
new
factories
have
been
opened
and
extensions
made
to
existing
plants.
In
some
instances,
mills
have
been
working
on
overtime
schedules.
Production
is
generally
more
satisfactory
in
the
steel
trades.
The
automobile
industry
has
increased
its
output
in
anticipation
of
spring
orders.
Three
United
States
automobile
companies
nave
recently
concluded
arrangements
for
the
manufacture
of
their
products
in
Canada
and
the
Ford
Company
has
secured
a
site
of
about
eight
acres
near
Vancouver
where
a
plant
will
be
built
to
meet
the
requirements
of
the
Western
Canadian
territory.
The
tariff
changes
recently
brought
into
effect
in
Australia
will
be
of
considerable
advantage
to
Canadian
automobile
manufacturers.
Pulp
and
paper
plant
continue
to
operate
at
less
than
60
of
capacity.
Conditions
in
this
industry
have
been
distinctly
unfavorable.
Production
of
newsprint,
however,
amounted
to
187
005
tons
in
March,
an
increase
of
22,453
tons
over
the
Feb-ruary
output
Shipments
amounted
to
187,730
tons,
slightly
more
than
the
total
produced.
"The
total
value
of
construction
contracts
awarded
to
March
31
amounted
to
$78,541,000.
This
shows
a
considerable
fallineoff
from
the
total
for
the
first
quarter
in
both
1B80
aid
IKS,
but
is
above
the
corresponding
figures
for
1928.
Eagineering
projects
continue
to
make
up
a
large
proportion
of
the
total.
"The
mining
industry
continues
to
operate
on
a
satisfactory
basis.
The
output
of
gold,
silver,
petroleum,
zinc,
cement
and
gypgum
during
the
first
two
months
of
1981
was
greater
than
durinir
the
corresponding
neriod
lant
year.
The
increase
in
gold
has
amounting
to
nearly
100,000
Em
in
uaano
during
iiarcn
snoweu
continued
expansion.
During
the
first
quarter
of
the
year
the
gold
and
silver
values
extracted
from
ore
milled
by
Ontario
gold
mines
amounted
to
$9,919,492
compared
with
$8,301,558
in
the
first
quarter
of
1930.
Important
new
finds
at
lower
levels
have
been
reported
on
the
Noranda
property
and
extensive
development
work
is
being
carried
on
in
other
fields.
An
interesting:
discovery
of
radium-bearing
minerals
has
been
reported
from
Great
Bear
Lake
in
the
Northwest
Territories.
Important
announcements
recently
made
have
included
the
enlargement
of
mill
capacities
at
the
Hollin-ger,
Teck
Hughes
and
Howey
gold
mines.
The
Aldermac
company
is
to
build
a
500-ton
concentrator
on
its
Rouyn
property.
The
principal
operation
proposed
is
the
separation
of
sulphur
from
the
pyrites.
On
the
basis
of
500
tops
a
day,
?nnual
production
will
amount
to
6,000,000
pounds
of
copper
ki
addition
to
sulphur
and
precious
metals.
"Preparations
for
the
coming
season's
agricultural
operations
are
now
under
wav
in
.practically
all
sections
of
Canada?'
Price
50c
a
box
Saturday,
May
9,
Wl
NOT
HACK
WARD
been
particularly
important,
fine
ounces.
Production
of
Suffered
From
Heart
Trouble
Became
Weak
and
Run
Down
Mrs.
Wju.
DiotU,
airniandflcM,
Out,
writni
''i'ot
s
luug
Ktriutl
1
tuffemi
from
heart
trouble,
and
became
nty
mtmk
and
run
down.
I
tried
varioua
rrniediva,
but
they
did
nw
no
good.
On
day
I
met
a
friend
and
told
her
of
my
trouble,
tthe
amid
At
bAd
had
heart
trouble
for
two
yean
too,
but
aftr
uaing
Milburn'i
Heart
and
Nerv
fur
a
short
time
the
hud
bwn
relieved
of
bt-r
trouble,
x
1
gut
two
buaea
and
after
taking
theiu
I
was
again
feuliug
line,
and
ajwayi
rwoou-oieu'd
1L
AvtV.
P11U
to
anyone
eumlalnijg
of
heart
trouble,"
So
14
at
til
drc
n
naeral
ilom,
or
aalM
4trct
ea
tweljit
tt
print
hf
TU
l
lUUiua
Ct..
IU..
Iwwu,
OiO.
There's
scarcely
an
ache
or
pain
that
Aspirin
will
not
relieve
promptly-
It
can't
remove
the
cause,
but
it
will
relieve
the
pain
!
Headaches.
Backaches.
Neuritis
and
neuralgia.
Yes.
and
even
rbetMUtictD.
Read
proven
directions,
for
fhany
important
uses.
Genuine
Aspirin
can't
depress
the
heart
Look
for
the
Bayer
cross
:
Made
im
Canada
OFFICERS
OF
CLUB
Mrs.
I).
McD.
Hunter
is
Re-elected
President
ef
Women's
Canadian
Club
Foilowtng
is
a
complete
ast
of
officers
of
ibe
Women's
Canadian
Club
for
the
ensttfetg
year:
HOMnrjr
President,
Mm.
J.
C.
McLennan.
Honorary
Vtee-Presfdent,
Mrs.
S.
P.
McMordie.
President.
Mrs.
D.
MeD.
Ranter.
First
Vice-President,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Bazett-Jones.
Second
Vice-President,
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer.
Secretary,
Miss
Margaret
Palmer.
Assistant
Secretary,
Miss
Jessie
Rotnwell.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
S.
C.
Thomson.
Assistant
Treasurer,
Mrs.
William
Millar.
Executive
Mrs.
F.
N.
Good,
Mrs.
D
c.
Stuart
Mrs.
F.
D.
Rke
and
Mrs.
Russell
M.
Smith.
Arrives
Tomorrow
ssssssssssssssssssssssssm
BBBBBBBBBBBBBBjpBSSSJL
.
J..y
ju.
who
is
expcc-ied
mi
Sundays
train
to
give
.i
se.i';;-
uf
de.n'inst
rations
in
home
economics
in
the
city
To
Our
Mothers
(
4
mother
may
seem
void
of
beauty,
Her
ton
sua
have
no
art
to
beguile,
To
her
children
there
is
nothing
so
i
lovely.
As
her
face
when
lit
wtth
a
smile.
When
they
wake
from
their
slumbers
in
childhood,
And
gase
on
this
world
half
afraid,
lf
they
sec
mother's
face
bending
i
o'er
them,
Their
ewlft
starting
tears
are
allayed.
To
their
fingers
her
cheeks
are
the
;
softest
Though
care
may
have
hardened
i
the
lines,
i
And
their
bruises
are
healed
by
the
!
kisses,
i
From
lips
on
which
age
has
Its
sign.
i
She
Is
a
comrade
to
share
In
their
pastimes,
A
refuge
if
danger
betide,
She
is
always
a
comfort
In
trouble,
i
A
haven
of
peace
at
her
side.
0
ye
mothers,
smile
oft
on
your
children,
For
blest
Is
the
woman
whose
face
1
once
impressed,
Oh
those
hearts
in
their
childhood,
No
distance,
or.
.Umepan
erase.
I
More
happy
the
man
or
the
woman,
j
ImmeTBed
in
the
world's
snare
and
I
wile,
Impressed
upon
memory's
tablet,
The
face
of
a
mother's
fond
smile.
C.
N.
It.
TRAINS
From
Baxt.
Hundays.
Tuesdays
nd
Thursdays.
3:30
p
m.
For
East--Mondays.
Wednesdays
ind
Haturdays.
11:30
am
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday
May
9
193!
LETTER
BOX
WIIAT
IS
NEWS?
j
Editor.
Daily
News:
Item
1
In
the
Daily
News,
May
2,
1831
"May
Day
Is
Quiet,
Few
Disturbances
Throughout
World."
i
Item
2
Swatow.
China
88
executed.
Item
3
Winnipeg
and
five
other
towns
Western
Canada
riots,
29
ar-.
rested.
Item
4
Madrid
Spanish
navy
muUny.
Item
5
Madeira
Rebels
retreating,
i
Item
6
Nicaragua
U.
S.
Marines
kill
two
Jeaders"
of
rebellion.
i
Item
7
Canton,
China
Wide-rebellion,
Canton
captured.
Item
8
Lisbon
Decisive
battle
between
government
and
rebels.
i
Item
9
Berlin
Police
shoot
7
people
in
riots.
Item
lOWerusalem
has
riots,
3
killed,
etc.,
etc.
Mr.
Editor:
I
tactically
every
item
on
your;
front
page
speaks
of
violence
in
some
form,
especially
item
"one."
The
ten
selected
for
comparison
wffl
j
indicate
that
at
least
one
person
has
I
scanned
the
headlines
ef
your
pa-1
per.
I
usually
do.
You
frequently)
suggest
that
we
should
be
more
op-Ufliisttc.
If
we
divorced
reason
and
practised
inconsistency
as
eonstst-enUy
as
does
the
"News"
and
most
other
newspapers,
then
hypocrisy
would
not
be
noticed.
If
the
press
of
Canada
could
ad-
vanee
twenty
years
in
it
methods
during
the
next
year,
it
would
be
a
real
power
for
good
in
the
land.
It
would
have
to
advance
more
than
that
in
order
to
be
really
up-to-date,
and
the
valuable
medium
of
education
that
It
sometimes
pats
itself
on
the
hark
for
beine.
Peonle
have
out
grown
their
liking
for
methods
of
amusement
in
vogue
early
In
this
century.
It
used
to
be
exciting
to
hear
the
fire
gong
in
the
little
vrl-iaje
and
pleasant
to
say
"I
saw
that
fire,"
when
one
read
it
splashed
all
over
the
front
page
long
after
everyone
Interested
had
vtetted
the
scene
of
destruction;
small
boys
still
quit
their
marbles
and
run
I
round
the
block
to
see
the
fire
truck
j
o
by.
Newspapers
have
not
yet
dis-
covered
that
grown-ups
no
longer
j
do
this
kind
of
thing.
I
suppose
that
is
why
they
stiff
devote
most
of
their
space
to
smalltown
talk
so
po-
j
pular
more
than
a
quarter
century
i
ago
One
has
to
search
the
corners
of
his
newspaper
to
find
a
scant
mention
of
the
things
of
national
Importaneec
They
are
seldom
mentioned
in
the
editorials
and
If
they
cannot
be
classed
as
crime,
scandal
or
violence,
no
editor
considers
hem
news.
Perhaps
one
illustration
vill
emphasize
what
I
mean.
Recently
the
executive
of
the
C.
P.
R.
!
decided
to
lay
off
about
twenty
per
cent
of
Its
workers,
you
may
net
be
.
waie
of
this
yet
I
found
it
among
he
fake
cures
advertised
cures
for
:ummy
ache,
etc.
in
one
of
the
-i
c:it
B.C.
papers
which
you
are
aspiring
to
equal
some
day.
There
is
food
for
thought
and
room
for
constructive
suggestion
in
connection
with
this
sad
event.
Men
with
a
spark
of
humanity
in
their
hearts
will
feel
sorry
for
the
great
number
concerned
who
have
now
discovered
starvation
staring
them
'in
the
face.
Sincere
Institutions
who
are
always
Interested
in
the
welfare
of
those
upon
whom
.they
depend
for
their
existence
will
want
to
express
sympathy
and
if
they
have
any
power,
will
use
it
on
behalf
of
the
unfortunate.
Those
who
"pre
tend"
to
be
interested
at
times,
will
ignore.
This
expresses
their
insincerity
louder
than
words.
J.
W.
HEAD.
Opr
Difby
Island.
tThe
main
object
of
every
newspaper
is
to
give
the
news.
That
Is
thy
the
Incidents
complained
of
were
published.
People
wfll
not
buy
a
journal
which
is
only
an
educator.
They
demand
the
news
of
Ute
day
and
so
far
as
we
are
able
we
give
it.
Ed.)
i
Was
Speaker
To
Reading
Club
At
Annual
Guest
Day
"Laws
In
Regard
to
Women"
was
Xhe
title
of
an
interesting
address
'
delivered
by
T.
W
Brown
before
the
Readme
Club
at
Its
annual
guest
Kitty
McLeod,
Margaret
Robin-day
at
the
hoine"of
Mrs.
M.
A.
Bur-
ron.
Cissle
Armstrong.
Clara
Pierce
I
bank
yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs.
R.
F.
McNaughton
presided
over
tya
gathering
in
the
absence
of
the
president.
After
the
address
tea
was
served.
1
C.W.
Vlnk.
who
is
starting
a
dairy
venture,
returned
to
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
the-
Prince
Charles
this
morning,
bringing
several
head
of
cattle
with
him.
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or
trade
good
building
lumber
2x8,
2x6,
1x12;
shlplap.
and
800
feet
flooring
This
I
all
in
good
condition.
Also
1800
used
brick
at
half
price
of
new.
Apply
F.
M.
Berry.
19
Dyer
Apartments,
tt
Dance
Held
Here
In
Connection
i
With
Warship
'
The
Premier
Orchestra
gave
a
dance
last
night
in
the
Eagles'
Hall
'
in
connection
with
the
visit
here
of
men
from
1LM.CS.
Vancouver.'
There
was
a
large
'and
Jolly
crowd
'
snd
a
very
enjoyable
evening
was
sptmt.
j
Salvation
Army
Holds
Tag
Day
Annual
Sclf-Uefenre
Tasting
Is
In
Progress
Today
The
Salvation
Army
Is
holding
'
ts
annual
self
denial
campaign
tag
day
today
Commandant
Wll-I
Ham
Kerr
is
in
charge
and
4.ho
taggers
are
Oapt.
Warren
and
I
Misses
Annie
Murray,
Mlldrea
Hunt
and
Margaret
Fossum
"WONDERFUL
TLELL"
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
The
Home
Farm
Beach
and
Meadows
for
the
children.
Excellent
cuUlne.
MADAME
RAJAUT
SITUATIONS
WANTED
GIRL
want
housework
or
work
lri
gt0re-
.L
retl.
MA
if
!
GIRL
want
housework
by
the
hour
day
or
month.
Phone
Blaefc
441.
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110
l
WORK
WANTED
by
elderly
Woman,
by
tho
month
preferred.
M.
Malsbury,
Commodore
Apis
113'
HELP
WANTED
-
-
WANTED
Capable
girl
for
general
housewonk.
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Box
1680.
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EARN
EARN
un
up
to
S2fi
t
or
more
WMHr
growing
musnrooms
ror
us
in
t
your
cellar
or
shed.
IUustrated
booklet
free.
Canadian
Muah-
room
Co.,
Toronto
id,
Qnt.
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etc.!
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free
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the!
oldest
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401
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it
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morris.
office
Westen-
haver
Block.
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782.
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AUCTIONEER
PRINCE
RtfPEPT
AUCTION
MART
We
buy.
SfU
or
exchange
any
kind
of
furniture
or
household
goods,
musical
instruments
machinery,
etc
General
repairs,
rratlne.
packtne
and
shipping
Workmanship
enainted
Just
phmv
RtacK
120
end
we
will
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Federal
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tf
SHOE
REPAIRS
FOR
Finest
Work
try
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Shlblsr
Ml
Second
Avenue
West.
Box
30
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
tt
PALMISTRY
JAMES
CLARK
Palmistry
and
Crystal
Beading.
Wallae
Block.
Telephone
Black
037.
.FURRIEK
MRS.
O.
FOWLER,
501
Sixth
Avenue
West.
Phone
Bi
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TAXI
&
MESSENGER
FOR
satisfactory
TAXI
or
Mes-
senger
Service
Phone
078.
Dar-
row
Casey
tt
Bert
Ooghllp.
Singer
Sewing
Machines
On
Laf
Mnnthlv
I'aymrnU
As
low
as
$3.00
per
month.
Cneajier
to
tuy
than
rent
All
makes
of
marhines
repaired.
MrltAR
llllOS.
(Til.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
SHINGLES
BEST
IN
B.C.
Our
Prince
Rupert
Prices!
No.
1
5x
per
M
$3.75
No.
1
3x
per
M
3.23
No.
2
per
M
2.75
ROBERTSON'
&
SIMPSON
Massett,
B.C.
Agent:
Hyde
Transfer,
Phone
580
INTERIOR
DECORATING,
PAINTING
AND
SIGN
WRITING
Very
moderate
prices.
Easy
Terms
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p.moller
Painter
and
Decorator
Phone
Red
802.
7th
Ave
W
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Phone
775
BLASTING
AND
Earth
Work
NEKS
ROKKHK
811
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S(,r,,
Phone
Blue
823
Evi
-inr
Silversides
Bros.
PAINTS
WALLPAPERS
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ASS
Tlilrd
Avenue
Frank
H.
Coon
PALM
Kit
GRADUATE
Doctor
of
Chiropractic
Office
Hours
11
to
12
-
2
to
5
'ioS
Buturday
and
Sunday
by
P
polntment.
Consultation
free
Phone
857
Room
15
UesnerBlk.
House.
Blue
529