1YTLL
ROfiFRS
This
is
no
occasion
for
pertinent
comments
on
politics,
figures
Will
Rpgersi
famous
cowboy
'philosopher.
PLENTY
IN
HEAVEN
A
little
boy
had
just
beep
punished
for
eating
his
mother's
plum
Jam.
"Anyhow,
there'll
be
plenty
of
Jam
In
Heaven,
that's
one
comfort."
His
elder
sister:
"What
makes
you
think
that?"
Boy:
"It's
ra
the
catechism."
Sister:
"There
Is
nothing
like
that
In
the
Catechism!"
;
'Boys,
"It
says,
'the
Lord;
makes
preserves,
and
redeems
us."
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METAL
WORK
and
Roofing
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AIR
HEATING
and
VENTILATION
Alexander
Murray's
Approved
Roofers.
Work
guaranteed
for
10
and
20
years
by
bonding
company.
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Limited
FX).
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Phone
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John
Bremner
Contractor
Plasterirrgr,
Tiling
&
Ornamental
Work
Tire
PJacca
a
Specialty
Estimates
Furnished
328
5th
Av.
S.
Phone
Oreen
12?
Letourneau&Co
Sheet
Metal
Works
and
Plumbing
Bky
Lights
and
Comlce,
Tar
find
QraveReeflng,
Job
Work
a
Speeialtyl
All
Work
Guaranteed,
dattmatet
Free.
.Corner
0th
Ave.
St
Fulton
St.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
CROUP
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Epwnod
warned
rtlitvedt
rtlitvedbr
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Croup
It
frqatotlr
on
application
of
Vaporub
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Million
Jar?
tW
Ywtf
fault
with
its
size,
lighting
or
posi
tion
and
it
is
handy
to
the
rear
entrance
apd
basement
stairs.
Passing
from
this
room
we
enter
the
pantry
where
cupboards
are
built
Instead
of
occupying
spaee
In
the
kitchen.
We
then
proceed
into
the
bright
and.
attractive
dining
room,
lighted
by
a
large
bay
window.
A
small
closet
Inconspicuously
built
In
one
comet
of
the
room
may
be
used
for
china.
Across
the
hall
from
the
kitchen
Is
the
breakfast
room
which,
when
furnished
with
a
handsome
break
fast
suite,
would
make
an
Inviting
place
In
which
to
have
the
early
morning
meal.
We
are
convinced:
that
the
house
wife
should
be
satisfied
so
we
will
pass
on
to
father's
wants.
Ills
inter
est
lies
chiefly
In
the
den
and
living
room,
where
he
may
spend
his
evenings
In
rest.
As
both
these
rooms
appear
to
be
cozlly
laid
out
we
will
make
our
way
to
the
second
floor.
The
two
bedrooms
shown
on
the
right
side
of
the
floor
plan
would
be
ideal
for
brother
and
sister.
Of
ample
size
and
containing
clothes
closets,
they
could
be
furnished
admirably
to
suit
their
occupants.
Other"
bedrooms
on
the
floor
are
spacious,
light
and
of
good
proportions
so
that
we
fear
no
criticism.
The
attic
contains
servant's
quarters
and
storage
space.
THE
DAILY
NEW3
Build
a
Distinctive
House
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When
building
a
house
for
oneself
it
is
always
.
worth
while
to
make
it
distinctive.
It
should
not
be
like
eyery
other
house
in
the
neighborhood.
It
does
not
cost
much
more
to
be
different
and
thus
add
to
the
artistic
effect
of
the
homes
in
the
district.
As
we
have
suggested
before,
very
seldom
does
a
ready
prepared
plan
just
suit
any
individual.
They
are
published
in
the
hope
that
some
of
their
features
may
be
suited
to
the
individual
need.
Some
will
not
like
the
exterior,
others
will
not
like
the
interior;
the
kitchen
may
be
too
large
or
top
small;
the
windows
not
sufficiently
large,
or
there
may
not
be
the
required
den.
To
any
person
thinking
of
building,
we
suggest
that
he
make
a
practice
of
studying
plans
and
comparing
them
with
houses
visited.
By
doing
so
he
finds
out
his
own
needs.
This
is
not
only
the
season
for
building
but
is
also
the
season
for
renovating.
Painting
plans
may
be
laid
now.
A
yery
little
paint
makes
a
very
great
deal
of
difference
to
the
appearance
of
the
house.
By
doing
a
little
every
year
the
cost
of
renovating
does
not
come
so
heavy.
Sometimes
it
is
the
kitchen
that
needs
papering
or
calcomining;
it
may
be
the
bedrooms
that
must
be
cleaned
up,
and
the
living
room
is
always
the
better
for
some
touches.
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A
PRACTICAL
EFFICIENT
PLAN
CHARLES
DUMAIS,
Architect
practical
house
of
honest
AVERY
design
Is
pictured
here.
There
are
no
unnecessary
details
to
mar
the
substantial,
'fclean
cut
appear
ance.
One
glance
at
the
perspective
will
suffice
to
show
that
the
building
Is
absolutely
free
of
waste
space.
The
design
of
the
house
Is
such
that
it
would
be
equally
suitable
for
country,
suburb
or
city.
It
is
necessary
that
a
house
should
satisfy
all
the
members
of
the
family
it
shelters
In
order
to
have
harmony
in
the
home.
Let
us
suppose
ourselves
to
be
In
the
position
of
the
housewife.
Instinctively
she
turns
her
attention
to
the
kitchen
so
we
will
do
the
same.
We
find
no
Outline
Specifications
She
of
House:
28'
7"
x
39'
5i.H
Suitable
Lot:
50
frontage.
Walls:
Brick.
Koof:
Shingles.
Built-in
features:
Cupboards.
Cubic
Contents:
31,500
cu.
ft.
Approximate
Cost:
$10,000.
Readers
desiring
further
information
regarding
a
house
of
this
should
communicate
with
Mr.
Charles
Dumals.
143
St.
Jean.
Que-ibec,
P.Q,
and
mention
design
No.
;
272.
Consult
a
local
architect
If
de-1
signing
architect
is
too
far
removed.
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1931.
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BUILDING
OF
BRICK?
SUGGESTIONS
HERE
MAY
ADD
TO
IDEAS
Numerous
Colors
and
Textures
Make
Careful
Selection
Essential
appearance
of
a
brick
house
THE
depends
a
great
deal
upon
how
the
bricks
were
selected
for
color,
placed
in
the
wall
and
fitted
together
with
mortar.
For
the
interior
of
the
wall
you
j
will
use
common
brick,
which
Is
the
cheapest
brick
you
can
buy.
For
the
exterior
you
may
use
common
brick
specially
selected
for
shape,
color
and
hardness,
or
you
may
use
face
brick
which
affords
a
greater
choice
of
colors
and
texture.
The
color
pf
the
brick
which
you
can
purchase
runs
from
light
buffs
and
greys
through
browns,
reds
and
dark
blues
and
purples.
The
textures
which
are
made
on
the
bricks
are
also
quite
varied,
largely
due
to
the
methods
of
manufacture.
Be
conservative
In
the
kind
of
jointing
you
ask
the
mason
to
make.
Rough,
wide
joints
are
not
necessarily
beautiful,
in
fact
in
most
examples
they
are
ugly.
The
smoother
your
brick,
the
smaller
should
be
your
Joint.
There
Is
no
need
of
coloring
the
mortar.
Grey
and
white
mortar
joints
look
well
and
always
will
look
well.
Red
bricks
which
are
just
a
little
varied
in
shape
and
color
put
up
in
an
orderly
fashion,
as
the
J
mason
wants
to
lay
them
naturally.
with
white
mortar
In
the
joints,
marked
smooth
with
a
round
tool,
produce
a
beautiful
wall.
Do
not
be
carried
away
by
the
craze
for
rough
picturesque,
wild
and
crazy
brickwork.
We
will
get
over
this
period
soon,
and
return
to
the
simple
direct
type
of
brick
wall.
If
you
employ
selected
common
brick.
It
is
best
to
remain
very
conservative
and,
not
be
led
astray
by
the
rough
textured
walls
which
are
to
be
seen
In
increasing
numbers.
There
Is
a
no
more
delightful
brick
house
than
one
constructed
with
ordinary
common
brick
walls,
laid
up
In
the
ordinary
manner
with
joints
almost
flush
and
then
painted
afl
over
with
a
heavy
coat
of
whitewash.
There
are
no
tricks
In
it
and
the
house
takes
on
an
atmosphere
In
a
few
months
of
weathering
that
is
enviable
from
an
artistic
standpoint.
A
paint
of
grey
cement,
slightly
colored
by
yellow
ochre,
applied
over
a
common
brick
wall,
makes
a
surface
unusually
suited
to
the
English
cottage
tyje
of
house.
Copyright
1931.
The
Architects'
Small
House
Service
Bureau,
Inc.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
April
7.
1911
Nine
men
Including
Seargeant
A.
J.
PhUlipson.
W.
A.
Casey,
Oeo.
Leek.
S.
H.
Watson
and
William
Watson
were
Injured,
some
by
be
ing
shot,
when
five
hundred
mem
made
a
fierce
attack'
yesterday
afternoon
upon
strike-breakers
on
First
Avenue,
a
pitched
battle
be
tween
strikers
and
police
ensuing,
i
Forty-four
strikers
have
beei
placed
under
arrest
as
a
result
of
the
disorder.
The
Earl
Grey's
Rifles
patrolled
the
streets
last
night
and
the
city
was
in
a
state
of
great
1
excitement.
I
A
pretty
wedding
took
place
last
!
night
when
Miss
Ethel
Holtby.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
R.
Holtby,
became
the
bride
of
Arthur
Bernard
Bland
O'Neill
of
Quebec.
The
happy
couple
left
this
morning
on
the
Prince
Rupert
to
spend
a
honeymoon
In
the
south
after
which
they
will
proceed
to
Quebec
to
reside.
Night
view
of
Seattle
a
imposlnt
skyline
with
canopy
of
clouds
hov
ring
over
townt-s
of
metropolis
Extreme
rluht
new
harborview
hospital.
JJczt
ts
spire
of
Smith
tower
and
At
centre
gleaming
fu.
ade
of
Exchange
building.
Left
ccuire
is
Norurrn
Life
lower
WE
ARE
OFFERING:
TIMBER
DIMENSION,
per
M
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S22.M
SI1IPLAP,
per
SI
S-M
No.
i
shingles;
CEDAit,
per
jcsb
B,
C
PORTLAND
CEMENT,
per
bbl.
d,.i
3.75
Compare
these
prices
wjtb
1929
and
'
fIml
a
reduction
of
over
twenty-five
per
cent.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Limited
Phones
110
and
117
REWIRE
YOUR
HOME
Why
put
up
with
those
unsightly
wires''
They
are
not
n.
We
rewire
your
home,
placing
sockets
in
the
desired
spoi
ceallng
wires
...
In
short,
doing
a
fir.st
class
job
at
.surj,!
low
cost.
8ince
you
have
electricity,
us-
It
to
best
advant
us
help
you
get
the
most
benefit
and
pleasure
from
your
YOUR
HOM
dollar.
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We
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&
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Electric
319
Third
Avenue
Modernize
Your
Bathroom
Now
Keep
in
step
with
modern
impcDvements.
Plumbing
fixture..
;
be
had
in
many
colors
to
Mtod
with
the
cater
scheme
of
bathroom.
Let
us
quote
on
your
iiqatowmto
atMf
explain
time,
payment
plan.
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(Ft.
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RAIN?
WE'LL
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YOU
CLEAN
UP!
PAINT
UP!
With
Easycoat.
The
washable
finish
Paint
over
any
surf
.
Comes
in
15
colors
Regular
Price,
H-pinti.
,
Sale
Price
J5
Kegu
ar
Price,
pints.
M.
Sal
Price
.05
Keiu
ar
Price,
quarts.
$1.40.
Sale
Price
SLIP
Regular
Price.
lallons,
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prices
good
for
2
weeks
only
our
goods
are
all
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P.
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1646
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Footwear
For
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outdoor
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end
the
utmost
in
foot
comfort
ask
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and
Lumbermen.
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