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DAILY
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Tuesday,
April
19,
11)32
MAKES
PEOPLE
CRITICAL
The
rather
difficult
merchandising
times
have
had
the
effect
of
making
people
rather
critical
of
everything.
Those
who
spend
money
want
to
be
sure
that
they
get
value
for
the
money
they
pay
out.
The
critical
spirit
enters
into
advertising
more
than
anything
else.
Newspapers
have
to
show
their
advertisers
that
they
have
the
circulation.
It
is
not
sufficient
to
claim
a
large
circulation.
Advertisers
are
all
from
Missouri
and
must
be
shown.
The
circulation
books
of
the
Daily
News
are
open
to
any
advertisers
for
inspection
at
any
time.
The
circulation
manager
is
glad
to
have
visitors
call
when
the
boys
are
leaving
on
their
rounds
so
that
they
may
see
the
papers
they
take
and
check
up
the
numbers.
The
circulation
is
audited
by
an
expert
who
comes
to
Prince
Rupert
at
great
expense
and
who
knows
how
to
find
weak
points
in
circulation
records.
He
checks
the
number
of
papers
issued
against
the
invoices
of
newsprint
purchased.
He
examines
the
books
and
receipts
and
orders
and
makes
tests
which
are
infallible.
This
auditor
is
sent
by
the
large
manufacturers
and
the
important
newspapers
of
Canada
and
the
United
States
in
order
to
guarantee
the
purchasers
of
advertising
against
fraud.
In
buying
advertising
it
is
paid
circulation
that
reallv
counts.
The
person
who
is
not
sufficiently
interested
in
a
publication
to
pay
for
it
is
not
Worth
much
to
the
advertiser.
Yesterday
the
paid
circulation
of
the
Daily
News
in
Prince
Rupert
was
1065,
the
remainder
of
the
2,025
being
mailed
to
out
of
town
points
or
sold
on
the
train.
Those
interested
ip
out
of
town
circulation
can
see
the
lists.
The
circulation
of
the
Daily
News
is
no
secret.
Investigation
is
invited
by
any
who
are
buying
advertising.
BURDEN
ON
CITY
The
shifting
of
the
social
service
charges
on
to
the
city
will
prove
a
very
considerable
tax
burden.
It
means
an
added
tax
or
three
mills
on
the
present
land
values
of
the
city
so
it
is
easy
for
any
taxpayer
to
figure
out
for
himself
what
it
means
to
him.
In
the
past
these
social
services
have
been
paid
bv
the
provincial
administrations
but
the
nresent
nrnvuininl
1
1
government
is
so
financially
involved
that
it
has
used
every
possible
means
of
shifting
the
burden
to
other
shoulders.
Also
doubtless
there
is
the
idea
that
if
the
people
more
directly
interested
have
to
pay
the
bills
they
will
bo
more
careful
of
expenditures
along
these
lines.
WHEN
you
are
building
is
the
best
time
to
make
your
home
safe
from
the
damage
fire"
can
do.
Order
tlme-and.
labour
saving
Gyp
roc
Wallboard
for
all
interior
walls,
ceilings
and
partitions.
When
remodelling,
extra
space
may
be
gained
by
dividing
the
attic
and
base-meht
with
Gyproc
partitions.
You
can
paper
it
or
panel
it
if
you
wish
and
it
is
an
excellent
base
for
Gyptex
or
Alabastine.
Cyproc
may
be
eatily
identified
by
the
name
on
tbe
board
and
the
Ureen
lttipe
along
tbe
edge
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hangar
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will
be
completed
some
Lime
in
1933.
A
Week's
Doings
at
Parliament
By
Tom
Held,
M.P.
The
Utidtfct
is
Presented
(tibb
Report
Enormous
DocumentPresentation
to
Sir
Joseph
Stamp
Wednesday,
April
6
The
galleries
were
literally
jammed
when
the
House
opened
after
prayers
on
Wednesday
and
it
is
interesting
to
note
the
effect
the
budget
has
on
many
people.
I
was
introduced
to
two
ladies
who
told
me
they
had
not
missed
the
hearing
of
a
budget
for
some
twenty-five
years.
All
eyes
Were
turned
on
the
Honorable
E.
N.
Rhodes
who,
up
till
a,
few
months
ago,
had
been
minuter
of
fisheries
but
is
now
oc-
0f
trade
amendment,
patent
act,
cupying
the
high
position
of
minis-
amendment
to
the
excise
act.
Ju-ter
of
finance.
As
one
who
has
lis-
venile
delinquent
act
Yukon
tened
to
the
Honorable
the
Prime
Quarts
mining
act.
opium
and
nir-Mlnlster
bring
down
a
budget
and
cotlc
drug
amendment
and
an
act
compared
the
speech
with
that
of
in
connection
with
debts
due
to
the
the
Honorable
E.
N.
Rhodes,
I
crown.
To
pay
the
civil
service.
Mr.-would
say
that
the
one
brought
Rhodes
brought
in
an
Interim
sud-
down
by
Mr.
Rhodes
was
more
care-
ply
bill,
asking
for
one-sixth
of
the
fully
prepared
in
every
detail
and
total
amount
necessary
for
the
was
a
more
concise
statement,
or
year.
This
estimate
was
for
an
at
least
easier
of
interpretation
to
amount
of
over
$33,000,000
and
pas-
the
average
member,
than
that
sed
through
In
the
exact
time
of
brought
down
by
the
Honorable,
the
Prime
Minister.
It
Is
really
wonderful
what
a
mass
of
figures
was
produced
and
given
to
the
House
In
the
short
space
of
one
hour.
Estimates
have
been
slashed,
taxes
have
been
raised,
in
an
endeavor
to
meet
the
ec-
nine
'minutes.
The
rest
of
the
day
was
taken
up
in
committee
of
supply,
pensions
and
national
health,
still
occupying
the
greater
part
of
the
time.
It
is
a
relief
to
any
minister
when
his
estimates
are
finally
passed
and
Honorable
Dr.
Murray
MacLaren
could
onomic
conditions
which
we
find
'
not
help
smiling
as
the
last
of
his
ourselves
In
today
and
of
course
In-1
estimates
passed
through.
The
Mln-
troduced
in
a
great
endeavor
to
lster
of
Justice
was
osxt.
It
was
balance
the
budget.
One
striking
durin
this
time
that
th
ifnnnr-
fact
was
noted
and
that
was
that
able
Mr.
Outride
made
a
atatempnt
no
changes
were
made
in
the
tariff,
irgardlne
Dagley.
who
escaped
from
This,
it
Is
understood,
Is
being
left
the
Oakalla
provincial
jail
and
until
after
the
economic
conference,
whom
the
minister
said.
Is
a
sonv-to
which
event
practically
the
what
notorious
character.
It
ap-whole
world
Is
looking
forward.
It
Dears
he
was
released
for
deoorta-is
the
hope
of
every
member
at
Mn
after
servins
six
and
a
half
least,
Irrespective
of
party,
that
of
his
term.
He
was
deported,
some
good
may
acerue
from
thin
toe
minister
said
but
sutweouent'v
great
event,
not
only1
lrt
Canada
ft8,n
back
t
Canada
by
some
way
alone
but
for
the
rest
of
the
world.
or
other.
The
House
adtoumed
at
The
Honorable
Mr.
Ralston
mov-
"
sun
m
the
midst
of
es-ed
immediately
after
Mr.
Rhodes
umate
sat
down
the
adjournment
of
the:
Friday.
April
8
debate
until
Monday
next
which
Although
the
week
had
been
one
means
he
is
tile
first
to
take
op
the
of
great
activity,
Friday
was
a
very
discussion
and
reply
from
the
Lib-
jtame
day,
the
day
being
occupied
cral
point
of
view,
to
the
budget
ad-
with
estimates
In
connection
With
dress.
marine
and
fisheries.
The
long
re-
The
rest
of
the
aay
was
taken
up
:
Prt
of
Sir
Alexander
GIbb.
who
in
further
discussions
regarding
came
over
from
the
Old
Country
trie
proposed
reduction
of
10
ln.and
surveyed
the
principal
ports
of
salaries.
Mr.
Gardiner,
Leader
of
I
Canada
at
the
request
of
the
Prime
the
U.F.A.
group,
moved
an
amend-
Minister,
was
laid
on
the
table.
It
is
ment.
the
effect
of
which
would
uch
a
voluminous
report
and
con-mean
that
Judges,
army
and
naval
!
181118
80
many
maps
and
charts
that
forces
and
governor-generals
would
11
mrt
lne
intention
of
the
gov
be
Included
amongst
those
receiving
the
10
cut.
It
will
be
remem
bered
that
these
three
groups
are
made
exempt
under
the
act
as
introduced
by
the
minister
of
finance
and
a
great
deal
of
discussion
has
centred
around
these
groups,
it
be-iM
i
.
i
..I
i
.
,
.
.
I
ui
ieit
uj
uij
iiieiiiuor
01
me
up
position,
and
expressed
by
some
of
the
government
side,
that
Judges
and
members
of
the
naval
and
military
force!
should
not
be
placed
In
a
class
by
themselves
at
this
time.
ernment
to
have
copies
of
this
report
made,
which
means
that
any
members
interested
In
this
report
will
have
to
go
through
the
report
for
themselves
and
take
their
own
extractions.
This
is
the
most
ex
haustive
report
that
has
been
laid!
In
the
House
for
some
time
and
there
is
a
fcelint?
that
many
of
the
recommendation.-
contained
therein
will
be
embodied
In
legislation,
whether
thi
year
or
next,
however,
Is
hot
quite
certain.
He
makes
one
The
heaviest
attack,
however,
has
j
weePn'
assertion,
however,
in
been
made
against
the
Judges.
This
tht
report,
recommending
that
discussion
lasted
until
0
o'clock
i
oUtls
of
Montreal
and
Vancou-
when
the
debate
was
adjourned
by
Mr
Rhodes.
,
j
Thursday,
April
7
I
On
Thursday
the
Information
was
1
elicited
from
the
Minister
of
Fln-
ver,
most
of
the
capital
expend!
ture
of
harbor
commissions
should
I
be
written
off.
Th-
ports
should
be'
nationalized,
a
central
commission!
aDpolntcd
Ifl
Ottawa
td'tako
thil
olace
df
local
hnrbor
commissioners.
!
ince
that
a
illnne
to
envor
thpinnAli
Mrt
fn
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7
f
V
r
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iW
will
uuuiuKCrr
Dominion's
share
of
municipal
ex-'
with
an
advisory
bdjktd.
These
are
penditure
in
British
Columbia
In
wime
of
th
recommendations
made
connection
with
relief
work
had
.
In
that
report,
been
sent
to
that
province
by
wire'
After
the
rstitn.ite
of
the
Mln-on
Monday
last.
It
Is
to
be
hoped
lster
of
Marine
had
been
passed,
that
the
provincial
government
will
estimate
In
connection
with
trade
not
now
any
longer
delay
the
pay-
and
commerce
were
taken
up.
The
ments
of
relief
monies
to
the
var-
MlnUtPr
nt
m.,i
.
I
"
'.
lilt
ftt
1U1
.
.
.
jious
municipalities.
,
Some
bills
were
tome
criticism
regarding
the
matter
uccu
ana
pnssea
mciuaing
an
of
raising
the
fee
to
two
dollars
for
act
respecting
kerosene
oil,
boards
radio
licenses.
It
is
evident
from
the
I
statements
made
by
the
mlMltef
(that
the
government
Is
receiving
.considerable
revenue,
lh
excess
pt
.what
they
are
spending,
in
connection
with
radio
and
it
was
felt
by
many
members
that
the
increase
from
$1
to
$2
wus
uncalled
for,
although,-if
all
the
money
collected
'
Mete
to
be
put
back
for
improvement
of
radio
service
no
great
objection
would
bo
taken
to
this,
but
objection
would
be
taken
if
the
Intention
of
the
government
was
for
j
vevenue
purposes
only.
I
An
Interesting
event
took
place
on
Friday
when
a
luncheon
was
given
by
the
Honorable
the
Prime
Minister
at
1
o'clock,
in
honor
of
Sir
Joslah
Stamp.
This
was
atten-
jded
by
practically
all
the
members
lof
the
House
of
Commons,
mem
bers
of
the
Senate,
and
many
other
notable
men.
Sir
Joslah
Stamp
Is
one
of
the
most
outstanding
econo
mists
in
the
British
Empire.
It
will
J
be
remembered
he
paid
a
visit
to
Canada
last
year
and
gave
his
services
without
reward
In
connexion
i
with
wheat
and
train
futures.
Ills
j
address
was
a
masterpiece
and
one
j
would
have
liked
if
it
were
possible
;
to
obtain
a
verbatim
report
of
the
many
statements
he
made
in
connection
with
the
affairs
of
the
Em
pire
and
with
economic
questions,
generally.
His
final
note
was
in
regard
to
the
Imperial
Conference
to
be
held
here
this
summer.
He
Doln-fed
out
to
the
great
gathering
that.
in
his
opinion.
f
anything
is
to
jcome
out
of
it.
there
must
be
jiving
:s
wen
as
laKing
ne
never
Knrw,a
one-siaea
bargain
to
nan
out
well.
THAT
ALL-TIRED
-OUT
FEELING
SHOWS
NEED
OF
SPRING
TONIC
Renefited
Users
Advise
Others
to
Restore
Health
With
Dr.
Williams'
Pink;
Pills
as
They
Have
Done
j
There
is
a
definite
medical';
reason
for
that
Springtime
"all-.
tired-out
feeling."
The
system
is
j
uffrinp
from
nxveen
starva-
7.
,
n"
-
ill
i
lion;
me
Diooa
nas
aeen
uuuncu
and
devitalized
by
winter
living
conditions,
so
mat
it
isn't
carrying
the
amount
of
oxygen
required
by
the
body
tissues.'
That's
why
people
are
languid,
listless,
and
easily
fatigued
at
this
season
of
the
year.
They
are
in
need
of
a
reliable
proven
blood
builder
which
will
quickly
correct
this
condition.
Thousands
have
found
the
answer
In
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
Pills.
This
proven
remedy
actually
creates
new
red
blood,
and
invigorates
and
purifies
the
blood
stream
so
that
it
again
carrle-energizlng
oxygen
throughout
?e
said
no
one
could
control
the
omplex
economic
machine
with
Its
prychologlcal
Influence,
such
as
lypnosU
of
fear
on
the
one
side
and
the
mad
rush
to
get
rich
overnight
on
the
other.
These
were
Instances
of
fluctuating
psychology.
Indicating
how
the"
delicate
mechanism
may
be
upset
and
pointed
out
as
a
final
warning
that
the
moral
fibre
of
the
world
should
prove
equal
to
its
scientific
achievements.
He
was
presented,
on
behalf
of
the
govern
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PORATED
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EVAPORATED
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hat
the
Blue
Libel
Untweetenei
Evportted
Milk
his
the
White
Label
the
system,
banishing
the
tude
and
fatigue.
Mrs.
Elisabeth
Cl.irk.
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Ont
writes:
i
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Hams'
Pink
Pills
In
tin-
when
one
naturally
fin
down
after
our
lont;
Wrm
Spring
I
was
feeling,
easily
tired.
I
took
Pink
Pm
the
result
that
I
havu
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did
health
since."
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always
take
Dr.
wm
Pink
Pills
in
the
Bprinu
me
up
for
the
hot
wi
i
cheerfully
recommend
thi
as
the
best
of
hcal'h-h
writes
Mrs.
L.
Hupman,
Sum
vllle
Centre,
NJS.
I
keep
Dr.
Williams-
Pn-in
the
house
all
th'
tm,
take
them
every
Sprln
tonic,"
write
Miss
Anna
M
8t.
Odllon,
Que.
Try
Dr.
Williams'
pink
and
experience
for
yours'
new
strength
and
vli;
i
will
bring
you.
At
your
dm
In
the
new
glass
contain
package.
ment,
with
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suitably
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;
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tra,
coffee
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hot
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