PAGE
TWO
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at
all
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r
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t
,
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Pimples
On
Face
Humiliated
Her
Mi."
Francn
Lodgf.
R.
R.
No.
8,
DupnvUI.
Out.,
write:
"I
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to
f.ri
vrr.i
humiliaf.l
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1
would
gn
to
I.
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u
amount
of
the
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ut
ui
yimnt
on
my
raw,
tint
lasKanfttrW
iai
I
hav
Bat
ln
LotierM
Vmc
tok
part
of
bottl
it
your
wonderful
uleio
Burdock
Bluod
Bitten,"
iiuifMiinJ,
for
ta.
part
11
jaara,
wtr
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r
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EDITION
Thursday,
April
9,
1931
NEWSPAPER
CORRESPONDENTS
The
Dally
News
is
always
gTafito
piiblfsh
letters
of
public
m
interest
but
it
does
not
like
when
a
letter
is
written
criticizing
what
has
appeared
in
this
paper
that
copies
of
the
letter
should
be
sent
to
other
publications.
This
is
discourteous.
It
is
not
good
form
and
is
not
tolerated
by
newspapers
generally.
We
do
not
mind
being
criticized
but
object
to
being
singled
out
for
attack
and
having
it
made
a
text
for
a
general
attack
all
round.
Tf
t.n
1
l
m
it
j
Whenever
there
is
a
contest
going
on
a
newspaper
that
tries
to
fflvfi
nil
thft
nrnvs
is
nkvnva
nnpiicXfl
nf
Twifrinr
unfnif
GYRO
CLUB
HAS
PARTY
Happy
Affair
iu
Commodore
CaU
;
Last
Night
Enjoyed
by
Some
'
Fifty
Persons
In
honor
of
wives
and
latlv
friends
of
the
members,
a
dellght-
ful
dinner
dance
was
staged
lab'
nlht
by
the
Gyro
Club
in
the
Commodore
Cafe.
About
fifty
sons
were
present
and
the
even-king's
proceedings
were
fully
en
joyed.
President
c.
c.
Mills
presided.
.
Afier
dinner,
there
was
a
brief
musical
program
which
Included'
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
J.
H.
Carson
and
Mrs.
William
Crulckshank.
accompanied
by
Mrs.
M.
H.
Blott
recitations
by
Harold
McEwen,
and
an
impromptu
trip
.by
M.
H.
Blott,
William
Mitchell
and
Douglas
Nelson.
Dancing
until
11
pm.
brought1
the
proceedings
to
a
close.
Music
wm
ay
c.
P.
Salagrws
orchestra..
Arrangements
for
the
program
were
in
the
hands
of
the
enter
tainment
committee
of
which
William
Crulekshank
is
the
General
Smuts
to
Be
Honored
Freedom
of
York
to
Be
Conferred
Upon
South
African
Statesman
ri
tV
,
J
"'"b
-Men
dm-
or
onesided,
i
ror
some
it
time
the
only
source
of
news
in
re-
iner
prepared
with
the
aid
of
a
tin
1
iL.
l-l!t
.i
fi
aT
i
.i
vt.
.
...
jjuiu
iu
ine
naimut
Sliuaiion
was
inroUgnine
new
selling
opener
and
a
contscrew.
i
am
afraid
.
orraniKation
and
we
availed
ourselves
of
it
and
were
tnld
corkscrew
u
necessary
to
help
t
that
we
were
grossly
unfair
to
the
established
dealers.
We
withheld
reference
to
the
fact
that
the
checks
issued
by
the
new
company
were
heing
refused
payment
and
to
a
good
many
other
matters
which
micht
seem
to
nlace
us
as
beintr
C
A.
l!
mi
.
.
.
.
.
1
tmnrA
hi.,knl
in
uppuaiuun
to
me
iisnermen.
men
me
moment
we
try
to
H""
wa"v-
nTJinn
Pregen-r,f
"'J1011
38
matter
f
faCt
fair
a
manner
as
possible,
alone
comes
some
nerson
and'i.
th.
ffr
n
r,ir.
D
tr
intimates
that
we
are
criticizing
them
unfairly.
Our
only
higher-grade
brain
to
be
the
mana-
nme
criticism
wa
that
the
halibut
was
being
kept
from
coming
r
ot
a
nous
tnan
to
go
to
work
at
iu
uiio
pui
t
uiu
was.
uemg
soiu
to
private
companies
in
Ketchikan.
The
general
managerof
the
new
company
re-
lf
"
f"'.
"."
sides
in
Ketchikan
whereas
it
seems
to-the
outsider
as
if
VnvaorA
nr
Shin
he
should
be
in
Prince
Rupert
where
most
of
the
business
I
n
rr
is
done.
We
once
criticized
thdmoval
of
the
general
passenger
agent
of
the
railway
f
roni
Prince"Rupertns
being
detrimental
to
the
place
and
we
believe
it
is
detrimental
to
the
port
to
have
its
chief
business
managed
from
an
alien
and
rival
port.
Our
correspondent,
Mr.
Lord,
also
criticizes
a
news
item
appearing
in
regard
to
the
sale
of
salmon
in
Regina.
As
ai
Voshlda
KIaru
nctuay
completed
matter
of
fact
we
feel
he
would
have
us
publish
nothing
un-
l'n
lon
w
djy
Imu
it
Mamari
t
tnvn
tVin
nMnloH
u7
trom
Tacoma.
U5
to
Cape
Town.
w.
v
ax.
m
v
Mvr
VISV
MH1
UVUint
II1U
f
Vlllvllt
kltUV
IIUO
1
-
.1
.
a
his
endorsement
The
little
item
of
news
came
to
the
city
in
a
social
letter
and
was
shown
to
the
editor
bv
a
ladv
in
the
belief
that
it
I'rTrrre'RIpertlrrJeWKeW
WnTififluerices.
dy'anyTilflue
we
do
not
care
what
they
are.
The
whole
citv
is
suffering
From
Tacoma
to
Cape
Town
Lpng
CAPE
TOWN.
April
9:
By
an
in
direct
route
the
Japanese
steamer
She
left
the
American
port
a
fortnight
before
Christmas
Day
with
a
large
cargo
of
nearly
a
million
board
measurement
feet
of
Umber
might
be
of
interest
here.
He
certainly
thought
so
and
hisiand
J-00?
of
Btneral
cra
In"
r
rffii
JU8tlied-
x?
rv
interestin?
that
1
brought
a
criticism
from
Mr.
Lord
and
many
others
read
i
tain
of
the
Yoshtda
Mam
chose
to
it
and
Wondered.
,
'call
at
Mllke.
in
Japan,
for
bunkers.
Today
we
are
DUblishinir
fre
nricos
naid
bv
dealers
in
and
later
Singapore.
The
total
Ketchikan-Iast
Saturday.
If
the
data
had
been
available
toi,enth
of
016
voyage
no
nnJin.
ua..i
i.
..uiii
i
tt.
ii
ii.
i
i
.
miles.
uo
um
iit-i
wr,
nnuuKi
imvu
jiuuusneu
n
yien.
it
is
not
in
any
sense
criticism
or
propaganda
but
simply
an
interesting
item
of
news,
especially
interesting
to
fishermen.
If
telegrams
wore
not
so
costly
we
should
be
publishing
the
Ketchikan
safes
every
djiyj
not
only
at
this
time
but
through
out
tne
iisning
season
was
13,090
Check
Appears
In
School
Report;
Principals
Away
Accompanying
the
report
of
the
from
the
present
condition.
Owing
to
the
peculiar
condi-1
Pr,nc,PaI
ue
nigh
school
to
the
tinno
that-
lnv
nhtninol
Viovo
fin
vc.D
Jhool
board
last
night
at
the
re-
"
:
,
aw.
..um
VM
4
.
gular
meeting
of
the
board,
was
a
ing
an
v
opinion,
hoping
that
an
adjustment
might
be1
check
for
$so
from
the
student
of
made,
but
there
Is
no
improvement.
Now,
we
feel
it
is
the
the
school
as
their
part
in
the
cost
duty
of
everyone
to
speak
out
of
material
for
the
new
tennis
court.
The
halibut
men
have
a
right
to
sell
to
anyone
they
wish.
!p5lnclals
of.
were
a11
Attendance
at
Booth
School
for
could
not
If
we
would.
We
want
to
see
the
fishermen
pros-
March
was
455;
Borden
school,
343:
per
but
do
not
want
to
see
the
rest
of
the
city
starved.
seal
cove,
58,
and
High
school,
203.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
Apru
fl.
Appointment
W.
C.
Leckle.
recently
appointed
vlce-presidar.
of
Standard
Brands
Ltd.
in
charg"
of
Oil-lett
Products,
including
Magic
Baking
Powder.
Otttoit's
Lye
Royal
Yeast
Cakes
and
other
well
known
household
articles.
Most
of
them
have
been
advertised
in
Prince
Rupert.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Kupert
April
9,
1911
vcijr-
u
jeuers
nave
ever
oeen
reiusea
pUDllcauon
mi
York,
an
honor
which
he
accepted
1
keeping
order.
Constable
are
also
this
newspaper
even
though
some
of
them
have
been
of
a
J
a
lone
ago
1S17.
General
Smuts
j
to
attend
all
meetings.
Meantime,
somewhat
pergonal
nature.
Occasionally
in
time
of
polit-
many
Mends
in
York.
Fori
the
trial
of
striker
arreeted
in
the
ical
combat
a
letter
has
been
refused
when
it
makes
State-
j
many
yeara
hi
private
secretary!
First
Avenue
riot
is
to
proceed
to.
ments.at
a
time
when
it
is
too
late
for
a
reply
to
be
forth-
Men
come
come
home
nome
at
aimgnt
night
to
to
a
a
din-
the
man
to
stand
the
tin
opener.
If
the
young
woman
will
see
her
man
fed
on
a
diet
into
which
meat
enters
i
,
very
little
and
vegetables
largely,
'a.
she
will
have
a
much
more
equable
,
Mayor
Manson
has
ordered
the
police
to
permit
of
the
reopening
of
LONDON,
April
9:
General
the
Prince
RuperTInduMrial
Asso-SrauU,
who
will
visit
England
this
elation
Hall
which
has
been
closed
year
as
President
of
the
British
As-!
by
order
of
the
authorities
since
the
sociation
for
the
Advancement
of
strike
battle
this
week.
A
committee
Seience,
will
receive
the
Freedom
of
has
been
given
the
responsibility
of
LOJiuiig.
;
School.
Some
years
ago
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
K.
Bureess.
stneral
agent
of
the
.
If
those
Who
wish
to
criticize
.this
papefWOUloVprefer
to
Rowntree
were
the
guests
of
Gen-'
passenger
department
of
the
Grand
take
their
criticisms
elsewhere,
We
Imve
no
objection.
That
t
&mu"
ana
nut
mie
al
melr
Trunk
pacific
Railway,
announce
iltetl1
brinS
'riticismto
us,
we
-
wijieu.
mat
ii
wm
ue
to
us
omy
ana
any
wno
aouse
miS
ni
i
p
tt
lRupert
from
the
southwestern
privilege
will
be
denied
access
to
these
columns
in
future.
UiCl
LOUlltrY
HaS
states.
V
,r.
I
,
,1
..
t
.
1
t-
ir
.11
Several.
tuirrepOndejlte
have
tit
different
times'heen
guilty
i
i5est
V
eije
tables
ui
kins
jji
iv;wv.c
ujiu
iiuw
ii
iiium
siup.
ve
expect
10
De
treated
fairly
and
try
to
treat
them
fairly.
THE
HALIBUT
SITUATION
""jff
It
is
Just
three
years
ago
today
that
Arthor
Ltttte.
IMoneer
new
Riif
Unwol-
lnlrr.
tnd
proprietor,
landed
in
Prlnc
UUl
TTUIOL
VUUiAd,
Rupert
for
the
first
time
on
steamer
Camotun.
LONDON.
April
9
"We
have
the
j
beat
vegetables
in
this
country
and
;
:
the
worst
cooks,"
declared
Sir
Bruce
Porter,
the
eminent
physician.
I
SCALE
OF
the
aiARRES
The
following
Is
the
scale
of
charges
made
for
reading
notices
:
Marriage
and
Engagement
nnouncements
$2.
'
Birth
Notices
60c.
Piineral
Notice
$1.
'rds
of
Thanks.
$2.
nriral
Flowers
10c
or
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Ford
Dealers
Cars
Trucks
Tractors
Tires
Accessories
Gas
St
Oil
Flat
Rate
Repairs
Wrecking
Service
Third
Ave.
East
Phone
S3
COAL
Buy
tbe
real
Coal
our
famous
Edson
and
Cassldy-Wrllinrton
in
any
gnanUties.
AUo
Bulklry
Valley
Hay,
'rain
and
Rohln
Hood
Flour.
''nncc
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONES
&K
AND
558
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HAlrtY
FOR
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isram)
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Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRF.SII
PASTKURIZFU
MILK
AND
CRF.AM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
a.
NOTICE
TO
MPLOYERS
SPECIAL
REVENUE
TAX
ACT
Commencing
April
1st,
this
Act
imposes
a
tax
of
1
per
cent,
upqn
all
employees
in
respect
of
wages
which
are
in
excess
of
the
exemptions
stated
below,
and
requires
every
employer
to
deduct
the
amount
of
the
tax
at
the
cime
the
wages
are
paid,
and
to
remit
the
amount
so
retained
to
the
Provincial
Collector
for
the
district
on
or
before
the
15th
of
the
following
month.
A
return
must
accompany
each
remittance
to
the
Collector,
and
forms
will
be
mailed
to
every
employer
as
soon
as
his
requirements
have
been
made
known.
Therefore
all
those
who
have
other
persons
In
their
employ
should
so
inform
the
Collector
at
once,
and
full
information
will
then
be
supplied,
together
with
the
necessary
forms.
The
tax
must
be
deducted
from
every
employee
whose
remuneration,
including
the
value
of
free
board
or
lodging
(at
prevailing
rates,
but
not
less
than
?25
per
month)
and
other
perquisites,
exceeds
(a.)
$25
per
week
in
the
case
of
a
married
person
whose
wife
or
husband
resides
in
the
Province,
or
in
the
case
of
a
widqwar
or
w-dovy
who
has
dependent
cliildren
under
the
age
of
eighteen
years
residing
in
the
Province,
(b,)
$15
per
week
in
the
case
of
all
other
persons.
NOTE.-
The
tax
is
payable
on
the
whole
amount
if
it
exceeds
:
Tim-EXEMPTION.
EXPLANATORY
MEMORANDUM
'
If
an
employee
works
for
the
same
employer,
say,
Monday,
Tuesday,
Friday,
and
Saturday
of
the
same
week,
7
0
'
Thursday,
Friday,
and
Saturday
of
on
week,
and
Monday
of
the
next
week,
and
earns
in
excess
of
the
exem;jt
amount,
the
tax
must
be
deducted.
If
an
employee
is
paid
monthly,
the
tax
muet
l)e
deducted
from
the
full
month's
pay
if
the
remuneration
is
in
excoes
of
the
monthly
equivalent
of
the
above
exemption.
Dept.
f
Plaance.
C.
H.
PETERSON,
Province
of
British
Columbia
Commissioner
of
Income
Tax.
Capital,
f
16.000,000
Rest
and
Undivided
Profits,
3,947,047
Total
AwtJ,
826,969,517
:
BOARD
OF
DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT
Sir
Ch
axles
Gordon,
a
s.
b.
Onrrrun
Dominion
Textile
Comftny,
Limit
ej
VICE-PRESIDENTS
H.
R.
DsuMMoee.
Esq.
Major-Gen.
the
Hon.
S.
C
Mfk-scw
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m.
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DiTttturCdndii
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H-ren
41.
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Co.,
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Meruit
Clfaat')
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FutDEMa:
Williams-Taytor
Firmer
Gentrtt
Mtntger,
Btnl
cf
MontrtA
D.
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Angus,
bus.
Esq.
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Pretident,
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Spencer,
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President,
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GENERAL
MANAGERS
W.
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Jackson
Dodos
BANK
OF
MONTKES
Established
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OVER
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BRANOIES
IN
CANADA
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