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Sunday,
by
Prince
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Daily
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word
;
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
FORE
Boys'
Departing
To
he
cleared
out
entirely
at
prices
below
cost.
MOTHERS
Call
in
and
be
convinced.
We
are
Belling
at
prices
to
suit
vou.
Hats
Christ&r
and
Biltmore,
new
stock
at
25
altrf
nore
Velour
Hats,
reg.
$7.50,
for
.
$5.25
Gaps
Wolff
arid
G.
&
C.
Make
All
Cass
in
Stock
at
One-Third
Off
Work
Caps,
Ql-reg.
to
$3.00,
for
UOK
SXftf
.50
9-DO,
.02
Friday,
April
17,
1931
Once
more
a
former
Prince
Rupert
man
has
been
ap-
been
recognized
and
wish.
Mr.
Manson
every
success
in
his
new
poionf
h
CONTRIBUTORY
OR
NON-CONTRIBUTORY
A
dispatch
from
Ottawa
states
that
Premier
Bennett
has
refused
a
request
of
the
Workers
United
League
of
Canada
to
secure
the
passage
of
a
law
providing
for
non-contributory
insurance.
This
is
not
insurance
as
generally
understood
but
is
what
is
usually
known
as
"The
Dole."
It
is
a
payment
handed
out
by
the
state
to
men
out
of
employ
ment,
the
money
being
contributed
wholly
by
the
taxpayers
I
of
the
country.
While
this
system
is
usuallv
urged
by
the
Communist
party
and
other
supporters
of
the
Russian
sys-!
tern-,
so
far
as
we
can
ascertain,
the
system
is
not
in
vogue
,
in
most
parts
of
Russia
where
every
man
is
expected
to
give
services
for
the
money
he
receives.
This
Workers'
United
Iseague
is
the
same
body
that
ap-!
plied
to
the
Prince
Rupert
city
council
at
its
meeting
last
j
Monday
night
for
support
hp
its
effort
to
secure
legislation
along
the
lines
asked
by
Mr:
Bennett.
Contributory
insurance
is
that
kind
usually
in
vogue
i
NOW!
when'
the
person
recehing
t
he
benefit
maker,
regular
periodic
payments
to
the
fund.
It
matters
not
whether
this
in-'
surance
is
life,
fire,
sick
benefit
or
unemployment.
Usually
in
the
last
mentioned
the
state
pays
part
of
the
premium
!
whereas
in
non-contributory
insurance
the
state
pays
the
whole
of
it.
STILL
TIIOUBLE
AMONG
FAITHFUL
J
There
is
still
trouble
for
the
Tolmje
Government
in
the
ranks
of
the
Vancouver
Conservatives,
according
to
press
reports.
The
Tories
of
that
city
and
to
some-extent
of
Vic-
3j)otona,
too,
have
been
very
resiive
during
the
past
year.
Led
iby
"Billy"
Dick,
one
of
the
Vancouver
Conservative
mem-
SU.OOjbers.
thev
have
for
months
nast
been
a
thnm
in
the
side
of
theadministration.
They
have
gone
so
fai's
to
break
out
into
open
rebellion
against
some"
of
the
acts
of
Premier
Tolmle
and
his
government.
.
Now
objection
is
again
taken
to
the
policy
of
the
present
government
which
will
entail
considerable
explaining.
I
Judging
from
reports
that
come
from
there,
the
pre-fsent
government
is
not
popuiar
in
Vancouver.
QUAINT
RULES
FOR
KOREAN
TRAFFIC
Following
are
the
automobile
traffic
rules
of
Seoul,
pointed
to
a
prominent
position,
this
time
it
is
William
Korea,
in
the
English
version,
issued
off
icially
for
foreign-
Manson,
former
member
for
this
district
in
the
Legislature
ers:
and
also
former
mayor
of
the
city.
He
was
prominent
in
I.
At
the
rise
of
the
hand
of
the
policeman,
stop
rapid-Conserratrve
circles
and
has
always
been
identified
with
ly.
Do
not
pass
him
or
otherwise
disrespect
him.
that
party.
It
is
a
long
time
since
he
was
in
the
city
and
2.
When
a
passenger
of
the
foot
hove
in
tight,
tootle
the
political
opponents
of
that
time
must
remember
that
he
horn,
trumpet
to
him
melodiously
at
first.
If
he
still
obis
much
more
mature
today
than
he
was
then.
He
will
prob-
Istacles
your
passage,
tootle
with
vigor
and
express
by
word
ably
make
an
efficient
administrator
of
the
department
!
of
mouth
the
warning,
MHai,
Hai."
We
are
glad
to
know
that
a
former
Prince
Rupert
man
has
1
3,
Beware
of
the
wandering
horse
that
he
hall
not
take
i
right
as
you
pass
him.
Do
not
explosion
the
exhaust
pipe.
Go
soothingly
by
him
or
stop
by
the
side
till
he
pass
away.
4.
Give
space
to
the
festive
dog
that
make
sport
by
the
roadway.
Avoid
entanglement
with
your
wbeebpoke.
5.
Go
soothingly
on
the
grease
mud
as
there
lurk
the
sdrid
demon.
6.
Press
the
brake
of
the
foot
as
you
roll
around
the
corner
to
save
the
collapse
and
tie
up.
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
STOCK
TIES!
JTJES!
E.
&
S.
Currie
Ties
(RP
Regular
$1:00'
for
VOK,
E.
&
S.
Currie
Ties
O
ff
p
Regular
$1.25
for
OOK,
E.
&
S.
Currie
Ties
Q'iP
Regular
$1.50
for
VOV,
Others
in
proportion
Contracted
Bad
Cofd
Believed
Gelling
Pneumonia
Mitt
ilupieriU
Croft.
B.N,
Cheater
Btin,
KJ,
writM:
Last
winter
I
contracted
t
yery
bad
cold.
Nothing
I
tried
c
ne
u;
from
the
tjrn
Fi
itt
my
dint,
and
1
believed
J
wu
getting
pneuffleaia.
Mr
father
told
ate
oae
mtt
be
had
a
new
tough
medieiM
tor
ax
to
try:
Before
I
bad
taken
a
half
bottle
of
Dr.
Weod't
Norway
Pine
Srrup
the
ri
wa
great)?
refierei
I
took
two
txrttlr
aad
my
eold
bad
dimppearrd.
'
'
Pnre
35e.
a
bnttle;
large
fanrify
m
flSe.
;
at
all
droczutt
aad
drtJert
:
pat
ap
only
b
The
T.
Hilburm
Co,
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Oat.
Odd
Pants
100
Pair
Woolen
Pant
for
work
or
drees.
Nice
Reduced
50
percent
Regular
$-1.75
Q9
IC
for
?Oe1t)
ilr""
m"
$2.65
Regular
$5.75
CO
QC
for
t?d.i7t
RHEUMATISM
Jthunnn
nnnM
wri
hr
lh
blood
U
fr.,
from
impurili
7
ru-Blocd
t
a
tdtn-ofic
prfpariuon
tlul
liimul
ttit
blood
scrtftm
and
ttmnvn
th
cauM
of
rMutnnir
tU
kindred
lilnMnu.
Ai
rout
drugm'i.
PRODUCT
Tones
the
Blood
TRj-blOO
i
Clears
the
Skin
LETTER
BOX
WHITES
FOr.
CANNERIES
.Editor,
Daily
News':
The
appeal
of
the
city
council
on
behK
of
file
mempky6
reveals
a
serious
situation.
The
city
fathers
intent
turn
their
attention
to
the
employment
of
Orientals
in
the
canneries
during
the
coming
salmon
fishing
season
on
the
Bkeena
River,
and
find
oat
tf
white
British
people
are
capable
of
competing
with,
them.
With
so
many
Canadian
citizens
in
distress,
it
does
appear
in-congru0b
that
Orientals
tew
a
'
praferaacc
in
developing
a
valuable
natural
resource
at
our
own
door.
TW
city
Weneff
cottM
easffy
get
in
toi'jn-wfch
the
different
eoatpanies
operating
on
the
river,
and
it
woaM
be
of
poMic
interest
to
know
the
re-ait.
ENQUIRER.
Salvaiion
Army
Head
Will
Visit
City
in
Summer
i
OoHBOJlnlonpr
Robert
Henry,
the
new
territorial
commander
of
the
StUvation
Army
for
Canada
West,
ancMrs.
Henry
will
visit
Prince
Rupert
on
Jtute
10
in
the
coarse
of
a
tour
of
the
west,
Conunandant
William
Kerr
kau
been
advised.
The
commissioner
and
his
wife
will
ax-rive
heer
by
boat
from
Vancouver
and
will
address
a
public-
meeting
tha
niftht.
k-avina
the
next
morn-
On
my
return
to
active
business,
I
find
I
am
greatly
overstocked,
and
must
reduce
to
suit
present
day
business
conditions.
I
offer
from
.15
to
30,
reduction
in
most
lines
SUITS!
SUITS!
Spring
is
here!
Men's
and
Young
Men's
snappy
Suits
in
all
sizes.
C
N.
&
R.
(Cambridge)
make
Regular
$270
CiQQff
for..
tJA5JJ
Regular
$25.00
$18
75
Regular
$28.50
19.95
Glenisla
Tweeds
(Norfolka)
COI
Aft
Regular
$37.50
for
.
1VU
A
few
Grey
Worsted
Suits
C97
A
Regular
$40.00,
for
I
t
V
English
Whipcbrds
CTA
Regular
$34.50
for
Vi)U
j
Friday,
Api
u
This
Simmons
Bed
Complete
$42.50
Other
Walnul
Beds
with
Coil
Spring
(tjof
All
Felt
Mattress,
from
DLJ.
1
0
Felt
Mattress,
$8.50
Coil
Springs,
SKJ0
Day
Conches
make
full
size
bed,
Thee
prices
are
for
Cash
Mackenzie's
Furniture
Phone
775
ing
by
train
to
visit
Haaelton.
Glen
command
of
Canada
V,'-
Vowell
and
other
interim-
points
en
session
to
Commissiont
route
to
Winnipeg
where
he
makes
who
n
will
be
rpmemv
his
headquarters,
the
city
last
summer
At
One
of
the
younger
Army
officers,
iby
birth.
Commissioner
Commissioner
Henry
came
to
Win-
formerly
territorial
w:
nipeg
a
few
months
ago
to
assume
Australia
and
later
c.r...
OVERCOATS
English
Gaberdine
and
British
Tweeds.
C.
N.
&
R.
(Cambridge)
make.
Regular
COO
CA
$29.50,
for
f:rM
$19.95
Some
Tweed
Coats
Below
Cost
Rubber
Coats
A
few
Black
and
Brown
Rubber
Coats,
regular,
$12.50,
for
...
.
Regular
$10.50
for
I
will
be
pleased
to
welcome
not
only
my
old
clients,
but
also
newcomers
Steve
King
STEVE
KING
Third
Avenue
(Established
1913)
PRINCE
RUPERT
$9.50
$6.75
Underwear
A
table
of
English
I'ndT-wear,
all
wool,
consisting
of
odd
combinations,
shirts
and
drawers
in
Wolscy,
Cectce,
Frebt'nco
and
IJobin
Hood.
Take
them
while
they
last.
Many
at
half
price.
Shirts!
Harvanson
Guaranteed
Socks
Regular
95c
for
....
PAJAMAS
Shirts!
Dress
and
Work
Shirt.
attached
and
separaf
la
re.
TOOKE
and
FORSYTHE
Make
Kwhr
$8.76
Socks
&
Pajamas
Drew
Socks,
plain
black
and
brown
Q4
AA
Regular
,75c,
3
for
JjHeV'J
65c
Phone
Green
85
A
good
selection
tt
X
off
the
regular
pri