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Tuesday,
March
24,
1931
RE
SURE
TO
REGISTER
Any
person
who
is
not
on
the
list
of
provincial
voters
should
take
steps
atonce
to
see
that,
the
name
is
added.
A!
person
who
voted
in
thejlast
provincial
election
would
be!
automatically
a
voter,
'.thig
time.
Those
who
did
not
vote
at,
the
last
election
will
not
beion
the
list.
In
order
to
make
i
sure,
it
is
well
to
investigate.
The
list
is
at
the
court
house
and
any
porson
jart
lister
there
any
time
during
office
hours.
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ELECTION
THIS
YEAR
The
rumor
comes
from
Victoria
that
an
election
will
be
held
this
year.
If
so
everyone
should
be
in
a
position
to
.vote
when
the
time
comes.
A
recent
arrival
from
Victoria
states
that
the
Tolmie
Government
has
had
to
face
adverse
financial
conditions
this
year
and
it
has
been
found
very
difficult
to
balance
the
budget.
Next
year
will
be
worse
from
a
governmental
viewpoint,
so
it
is
very
likely
that
the
prediction
as
to
the
election
will
prove
true.
1
FISH
ARRIVING
Yesterday
was
the"
biggest
halibut
day
Prince
Rupert
has
had
thip
year:
Unhappily
the
difference
over
the
sharing
of
the
catch
his
kept
mosf
of
the
Seattle
fleet
tied
up
with
the
result,
that
little.
halibut
has
been
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
in
American
bottoms.
With
the
settlement
of
that
difference
the
whole
fleet
will
be
out
and
once
more
this
port
will
become
busv.
While
no
fish
have
been
sold
to
the
former
buyers
at
this
port,
Ketchikan
boats
have
been
selling
freely
to
several
of
the
old
companies
at
that
port
and-,
getting
good
prices.
At
the
week-end
the
price
was,
fpurtqen
cets
for!
first
class
fish.
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Representatives
pi
th&
oldjfjyyjpanios.
are
not
,
saying
i
anything
but
they
tarq
remaming
here
and
apparently
pian
10
stay
until
the
end
ot
.th?
season.
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CONT)ITTON
OF
HIGHWAY
Numerous
complaints
are
being
made
on
the
bad
condition
of
the
highway
across
Kaien
Island.
The
section
of
it
within
the
city
is
well
kept
and
cars
run
smoothly
over
it.
Beyond
the
city
limits
the
trouble
begins
and
does
not
end
until
the
other
side
of
the
island
is
reached.
As
this
is
the
only
piece
of
provincial
highway
in
this
part
of
the
district,
complainants
say
they
think
it
should
be
made
passable
for
ordinary
traffic.
BUILDING
DOWN
TWENTY-FIVE
PER
CENT
Advertising
ill
this
nnner
tncbiv
inrlirntos
tVint
lmilrlmcr
material
is
down
25
per
cent
over
what
if
was
a
year
ago.
That
should
be
an
inducement
to
build
this
spring
wtiile
material
is
low
and
labor
pleHtUfl
At
any.
rate
itis
worth
considering.
UiJH'h
1
"ill
iii
.
I
a
wi,uiw,uuu
canaie-power
seercniigiu,
which
could
nrnin(
i
advertising
matter-or
other
symbols
fifty
miles.
Is
being
worked
out
by
Alfred
Oauthier,
of
New
York.
Series-
of
Building
Plans
Begins
in
This
Issue
The
building
season
is
here
once
more
and
the
Daily
News
has
made
arrangements
to
publish
Weekly!
a
series
of
plans
for
houses,
some
of
j
which
will
be
found
to
be
suitable
to
local
conditions.
Others
will
possibly
give
prospective
builders
ideas
which
may
help
them
in
drawing
their
own
plans.
The
plans
are
made
in
Toronto
and
brick
is
specified
more
often
than
would
be
desirable
in
Prince
Rupert.
This
may
always
be
replaced
by
stucco,
which
is
particularly
"well
adapted
to
the
climate
here.
The
cost
of
erection
as
given
by
the
architect
seems
quite
high,
equally
as
high
as
the
cost
would
be
in
Prince
Rupetr
for
similar
buildings.
The
idea
in
publishing
these
plans
is
to
encourage
Prince
Rupert
people
to
own
their
own
homes
instead
of
depending
upon
renting.
This
not
only
makes
for
stability
but
it
also
encourages
well
kept
homes
and
is
in
line
with
the
movement
to
beautify
the
city.
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An
Artistic
English
Bungalow
D.
E.
KERTLAND,
Architect
There
are
bungalows
and
bungalows.
That
Is
rather
a
strange
statement
but
to
use
another
expression
to
explain
It,
there
are
two
classes
of
bungalows.
One
type
always
presents
a
crestfallen
appearance.
Whether
surrounded
by
other
plans.
Evidently
the
architect
has
studied
the
possible
requirements
:
of
a
family
whp
would
be
likely
to
make
a
home
in
this
class
of
hoose.
Use
Only
We
note
the
same
air
of
refinement
which
accompanies
the
exterior
of
ANCIENT
"DRUGSTORE"
ARCHITECTURE
Result
of
Building
Git
esses
me
resiaence
nas
Deen
carried
In-
I
The
writer
Expert
Advice
Duilding
When
houses
large
or
small
or
whether
side.
The
delightful
arrapgement
of
',
celves
countless
letters
every
year
standing
alone,
that
"sat
bn"
look
Is
room
On
both
floors
will
start
one!
which
show
what
a
toll
archltec-qulte
apparent.
enthusiastically
placing
furniture
turl
quackery
takes.
Someone
asks.
Then
there
is
the
type
of
bunga-
about
the
rooms
In
the
mind's
eye.
for
xmple,
if
he
shall
put
water-,
low
tharlooks
distinctive,
with
a-
nii.
G
i,,
glass
on
his
stucco
walls
to
hold
rich
and
important
air.
Though
it
gIze
of
1Iouse(r28.
4
x
4r
I
them
together-waterglass
W
usefl
be
built
around
by
larger
houses
it
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elM,,Kl.
,n.
,
by
our
women
folk
to
nreserve
mm
does
not-lose
prestige
or
attractive-
.....
Var.
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lAnother
asks
whether
he
shall
add
ness.
The
reason
lies
In
the
general
-
.
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I
soap
and
alum
to
concrete
to
mske
asgn
but
chiefly
in
the
manner
Tm.
nltlrn:m.
n
wateroroof.
Thlrtv
vears
aeo
we
with
which
the
details
of
chimney.
Tplm.
n.v
nn.
'hnan
stopped
that
Dractice
Tcnowinit
that
roof,
entrance
and
possible
bays
,.,..,..,
it
ruined
the
mixtures.
and
gables
are
worked
out.
I
ri,i.r
oiiJ...
"
Anain.
others
want
to
know
nhnnt
In
the
design,
which
Is
of
the
Annroximate
Costsio.ooo.
packing
stud
and
Joist
spaces
with
latter
class,
represented
here,
we
find
that
though
the
house
settles
down
snugly
within
Its
surroundings.
It
is
In
another
way
lifted
up
by
the
prominent
yet
attractive
chimney.
There
is
no
monotony
of
roof
lines
or
of
wall
areas.
Oables,
projections
and
bay
windows
are
all
placed
to
present
a
delightful
effect
In
each
elevation.
The
diamond
shaped
window
panes
are
In
direct
keeping
with
the
spirit
of
the
English
picturesque
design.
They
reflect
the
lights
and
shadows
In
attractive
and
interesting
ways.
Care
In
the
selection
ot
brick
to
suit
the
home
resulted
In
a
variegated
brick
with
a
beautiful
texture
being
chosen
adding
to
the
artistic
appearance
of
the
structure.
No
less
charming
are
the
floor
I
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trm,
Mint
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or
them
wlth
Readers
oan
get
further
infor-
""!nR
mation
regarding
this
house
from
Ji
1
u"
ose.
not
D.
E.
Kertland,
6
Hayden
St.
Toronto,
and
mention
design
No.
273.
Consult
a
local
architect
if
designing
architect
is
too
far
removed.
Copyright
1931.
MtuiJiijig
auuuv
tuc
iuk
iiuzuru
or
the
Insects
that
the
wood
shavings
harbor.
Thousands
of
questions
like
these.
Many
about
obscure
mechanical
devices
heating
and
plumbing
equipment
about
which
in-
i
f
firm
nt
Inn
l
nmnlolu
lnlrlnn
LOTS
CHEAP
TODAY
(with
which
there
Is
no
guarantee
of
One
advantage
in
building
today
fse"vice.
Is
that
city
lots
may
be
secured
at
'
Anwe
to
these
questions
are
low
prices.
This
is
probably
a
tem-
not
enough,
though
the
home
bulld-porary
condition
and
prices
are
CT
te
Put
on
tne
track
t0T
one
ma-likely
to
begin
to
mount
at
any
time.
terIal
he
8ets
off
lhe
tractc
-for
By
looking
carefully
around
or
by
othe"
unless
he
has
for
that
as
well
a
little
Judicious
advertising,
low
expert
advice,
priced
lots
may
be
secured.
There'
SuPPe
you
guess
about
shingles,
never
was
a
time
when
it
was
easier
SPP05"
you
guess
about
stucco,
to
own
a
home
In
Prince
Rupert
Put
mortar,
flooring,
plumbing,
than
It
Is
today.
'heating,
the
thousand
and
one
dif
ferent
things
that
go
Into
a
house.
r
t
,213
a
suppose
you
guess
about
your
,
choice
of
contractors.
What
you
get
Is
hazard.
What
you
get
Is
something
that
may
work,
but
probably
,
will
not.
There
are
countless
quackeries
.about
plumbing,
hardware,
mill-work,
plastering,
unworthy
contractors
that
put
this
stuff
together,'
The
architect
seeing
a
home'
builder
embark
on
his
building
project
without
any
more
expert
advice
than
the
man
who
buys
a
bottle
of
drugs
off
the
shelf
because
he
guesses
It
will
do
him
some
good
get
a
heartache.
The
competent
and
sincere
contractor,
seeing
his
competitors
get
a
Job
at
a
price
that
means
a
loss
,o
the
honest
contractor
or
else
a
definite
shaving
of
values
from
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per
bljl
Si?J
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Compare
these
prices
with
1929
and
you
wilt
find
a
reduction
of
over
twenty-five"
per
cent.
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and
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Tools,
Med,.
tinics'
Tools,
Household
Utensils,
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can
save
you
money.
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TONY
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CONTRACTOR
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furnished
for
Concrete,
Stone
or
Brk;
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or
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House
Telephone
Black
892
.
Modernize
Your
'Bathroom
Now
Keep
In
step
with
modern
Improvcmentsmiblng
flxturr
i
bey
had
In
many
colors
to
blend
with
the
color
scheme
f
:
bathroom,
let
us
quote
on
yo3t
requirements
and
explain
time
payment
plan.
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&
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Uox
274
(Est.
1919)
C.
II.
Elklns,
Mfr.
rhone
I'l
REWIRE
YOUR
HOME
Why
put
up
-with
those
unsightly
wires?
They
are
not
nr.
We
rewire
your
home,
placing
sockets.
In
the
desired
spei
ceallng
wires
...
In
short,
doing
k
first
class
Job
at
surpi
low
cost.
Since
you
nave
electricity,
use
It
to
best
advant;''
us
help
you
get
the
most
benefit
and
pleasure
from
your
cJn
.
ill
footlnc
to
ridge
flashing,
does
not
laugh
at
the
home
builder's
lack
of
Judgment.
Rather
he
rearrets
the
Inevitable
ill
will
that
unfairly
at-
taches
Itself
to
all
In
his
Drofesslon.
Copyright
1931.
The
Architects'
Small
House
Service
Bureau,
Inc.
j
Texas
Greatest
L
'
of
StateLast
I
Year
For
Oil
NEW
YORK,
March
24:-Texas
produced
the
most
oil
of
any
of
the
states
In
1930,
29,000,000
barrels.
More
.than
863,535,000
barrels
of
gasoline
and
oil
are
consumed
In
the
United
States
each
year.
dollar."
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