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jfontoy,
'April
II,
1932
PAOB
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UNEMPLOYED
IN
SESSION
(Continued
from
page
one)
An
appeal
having
been
made
foi
married
men
with
families,
In
thcli
own
interests,
to
take
a
more
active
interest
and
part
In
the
affairs
ol
tu,.
association,
C.
Wallace,
M,
qra?'
vm,
W
rawchuk,
W.
CrahonnjfyE.
fikoumo
and
T.
Scully
were
addeftto
imp
membership
of
the
central
comma
tec.
The
central
committee
will
,
Mintlnue
its
efforts
on
behalf
of
more
adequate
relief
being
provided
,,,,
Uioie
requlrjng
It.
A
proposecicale
of
wages
for
var
ious
classes
of
work
at
Cloyah
Bay
vims
read.
It
was
felt
by
speakers
that,
under
relief,
all
classes
of
workers
should
receive
the
same
al
lowance
with
no
discrimination
In
favor
of
certain
classes
of
work.
A
communication
telling
of
conditions
in
unemployment
camps
In
hi
Itcvelstoke
and
Hope-Princeton
districts
was
handed
Into
the
mrriing
and
read.
Men
there
were
also
holding
out
against
$7.50
per
month.
T
Mohoney
moved
the
resolution
askniK
for
the
$4
rate
of
pay
on
relief
work.
Among
those
speaking
In
favor
of
this
resolution
were
George
Murray.
Oscar
Larsen,
Mr.
Brown
and
others.
Move
Forestalled
A
move
was
made
to
have
the
total
association
Join
up
at
once
with
the
National
Unemployed
Workers'
Association
of
Canada.
A.
O.
Morse
spokr
emphatically
against
affiliation
with
this
organization
and
inquired
if
the
meeting
knew
whether
it
was
a
subsidiary
of
some
other
organization.
A
lively
discussion
en-furd
and,
finally,
an
amendment
was
carried
tabling
the
proposal
to
affiliate
with
the
National
Unemployed
Workers'
Association
of
Canada
until
more
Information
had
been
received
regarding
the
organization
At
the
suggestion
of
Mr.
Chap
man
the
meeting
passed
a
resolution
for
conveyance
to
Premier
R.
j
B.
Bennett
protartln?
at
the
proee-i
juui)
of
Estevan,
Sask..
coal
miner
is
a
result
of
a
recent
demon-si
'at
ion
there
when
three
men
were
killed
Another
resolution
requested
the
MrtkniK
out
of
Section
98
from
the
(
riinin.il
Code
of
Canada
and
any
t.'lirr
sections
antagonistic
to
the
u'X'icstK
of
the
working
cUuot.
D
i
approval
ww
expressed
by
re-iluimn
of
the
action
of
landlords
LOCAL
NEWS
ITEMS
Twenty
percent,
oft
all
dresses,
unc
week
only.
Dcmers.
81
,
Reliable
Messenger.
Phone
131.
Day
or?
Night.
Stand
Besner
Blocc
tl
Basketball
meeting
Basketball
Asm.
Tuesday,
7
p.m.,
City
Hall,
'.i
fit
Table
Oil
Cloth
50c.
a
yard
at
the
Dollar
Store's
Removal
Sale.
M
Oeneral
meeting
Prince
Rupert
Football.
Association
City
Hall
cn
Thursday,
8
p.m.
Vi-ton
Ford
Light
Delivery,
1931
Model
for
sale,
good
condition.
Apply
Box
130,
Daily
News.
85
"Watch
your
years
and
tean
drop
oil
like
withered
leaves,
at
the
"Laughing
Cure"
in
the
United
Church
Thursday
and
Friday,
April
14
and
15
at
8
pan.
Northland
Navigation
Co.
s
rao-torship
Bellingham
arrived
In
port
at
8:15
this
morning
from
Ketchikan
with
,
four
carloads
of
fresh
halibut
for
shipment
to
the
United
States
by
this
afternoon',
train.
After
discharging,
the
Bellingham
sailed
on
her
return
to
Ketchikan.
Robert
Arthur.
Jr.,
who
has
beer,
residing
for
the
past
three
years
In
Victoria,
returned
to
the
clt
from
the
south
on
the
Calala
lasi
evening
and
plans
on
n
-locating
here.
His
wlfv
and
family
are
expected
from
Victoria
in
about
two
weeks'
time
CANNERIES
TO
OPERATE
Officials
and
Members
of
Crews
of
.Mill
Bay
and
Arrandale
Here
Last
Evening
Northbound
Offtdtlt.
and
merobtffc
of.,
the
crews
of
two
Naasr
Riyer
canneries
the
B.
C.
Pickers
plant
at
Mill
ir
M.
ting
persona
who
were
unable
llimhl.
rn
Arr.nrfu
;o
iuv
their
rent.
DUress
of
people
living
on
relief
y
Port
Esslngton
was
mentioned
ami
it
was
left
to
the
central
committee
to
get
further
In
formation
nnrt
take
the
matter
up
In
the
proper
quarters.
If
necessary.
Announcements
Presbyterian
spang
sale
April
14
The
"Laughing
Cure'
Church
April
14
and
15.
United
Eauley
Daffodil
dance
Fridfcy,
April
15.
Admission,
ladles
refresh
menu
gentlemen
50c
everybody
welcome.
Anglican
April
19.
Cathedral
Spring
Sale,
Prince
Rupert
Singers
April
20
Capitol
Theatre.
Elks"
Dance.
April
22.
Ridley
Home
Baaaar
May
5.
Mrs.
Russell
M.
Smith
returned
"
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
ev
from
a
ten-day
trip
to
SERVE
were
aboard
the
steamer
Catala
last
evening
bound
north
from
Vancouver
to
Institute
work
preparatory
to
the
season's
operations.
The
party
for
M01
Bay
Included
George
Harris,
manager;
E.
Cum-mlngs,
accountant,
and
Watson
D.
Noble,
storekeeper.
Mill
Bay.
which
operated
only
as
a
camp
last
season.
wtU
be
packing
salmon
again
this
summer.
The
party
for
(Arrandale
was
headed
by
W.
B.
Walker,
manager,
and
C.
F.
Griffin,
accountant.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
.
.
U.
1932
O.
M.
Httgeison
of
this
city
hat
been
pulling
off
some
big
deals
hi
real
estate
In
Saskatoon.
He
ha
bought
one
double
corner
in
the
Saskatchewan
city
for
$75,000.
O.
II
Partridge
and
J.
M.
Ruff
!ner,
well
known
Atlln
district
min-
ilnt
men,
were
among
passenger-
4
'going
nortn
aboard
the
steamei
Three
Plays.
Presbyterian
Church
prjnceM
Mary
which
was
in
pot
May
5th
and
6th.
iagt
evening.
The
former
has
beer
'on
a
trip
to
Kngland
In
connei-
prlng
Sale,
St
Peters
Church.
Uon
wlth
rinanclng
of
a
pro-
:i
10
19
.
May
Iperty
at
uen-wy-unree.
William
Sweeney
ano
party
hav
left
Hoitelton
to
locate
some
more
coal
lands
In
the
Groundheg
CHEESE!
VheJlristacrat
of
the
Cheese
9amily
m
Save
your
spare
plants
for
the
Ridley
Home
Bazaar.
f
,
Annual
Meeting
Regiment
Foot
ball
Club
Armory,
Tuesday,
8
p.m.
It
costs
nu
more
to
ride
in
a
Nash
Special
then
In
any
other
ear.
Just
call
Nelson's
Taxi
849.
tf
Exceptionally
good
value
In
Lawn
Mowers.
Made
in
Canada
Prices
from
$7.00.
Gordon's
Hardware.
Phone
311.
tf
The
Grotto
Cigar
Store
Is
now
operating
their
own
taxi
service.
Phone
45(.
Driver:
Reuben
Scherk.
Operating
day
and
night.
Just
Phone
456.
We
do
the
rest.
tf
W.
L.
Clark,
Vancouver
salmon
buyer,
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
nouth
on
the
Catala
last
evenin?
and
will
be
here
and
on
the
Skeena
River
on
business
until
next
Friday
night
when
he
will
sail
by
the
Cardena
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
He
i
fla
ad
Colds
I3L
Vapors
inhaled
quickly
clear
head
VJCKS
VapoRub
NUrk
Hyde
was
fined
$25,
with
option
of
thirty
days-
imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
McClymont
in
:i'.y
police
court
this
morning
for
lrunkenness.
The
fire
department
had
a
call
?.t
2:30"
Saturday
afternoon
to
Water
Street
where
there
was
a
eras
lire
on
the
Canadian
National
Rill
ways
reserve.
The
fire
was
cr
tlngi'lshed
before
It
occasioned
lny
damage.
FAMILY
MEAT
MARKET
STC
Loin
Pork
Chops
QCn
2
lbs
Loin
Veal
Chops
QPn
2
lbs
Loin
Lamb
Chops
45C
Spare
Ribs
)C
Uver.
1
lb.
AOX
9?P
Bacon.
4-m
Shoulder
Lamb,
5
lbs.
04
A(i
V
Braid's
Tea,
I
lb.
?iV
Shoulder
Veal.
5
lbs.
?fl
A
A
Braid's
Tea.
1
lb.
?J.UU
Shoulder
Pork,
5
lbs.
Q1
00
Braid's
Tea.
I
lb.
?X.UU
Freeh
Side
Pork
1f)p
xuu
per
lb
Pot
Roast
of
Beef
50
C
Stewing
Veal,
4
lbs.
t,Ufw
CAp
Peas,
1
tin
Stewing
Lamb.
4
lbs.
CAn
OXIK
Peas.
1
tin
0
$1
Cash
&
Carry
Special
1
lb.
Braid's
Tea
1
doz
Loral
Eggs-1
lb.
Butter
1
lb
Baron
dill
fiV,M'r!lM
Hotel
Arrivals
New
Royal
Hotel
THE
HOTEL
WORTH
WHILE
Hot
&
Cold
water:
Steam
Heat
75c.
l'Elt
DAY
AND
UP
J.
Zarelli
THrphonf
ISI
M
Linstau,
city.
MI-LADY
Beauty
Shoppe
Revised
Prices
to
Suit
Your
Pocket
Permanent
Wave.
$5.00
Ladies'
Hair
Cut
.
.
35c
Children's
Hair
Cut
25c
Phone
655
Supreme
Jingles
Just
For
Fun
and
Not
Competition
A
local
lad
delivered
at
the
office
of
Stewart
Ai
Mobley
an
envelope
containing
a
number
of
"Su
preme
Jingles,"
not
for
entry
in
their
competition
but
"Just
for
fun."
The
roasters
of
Suprcm6
Cof
fee
ask
him
to
return
and
he
will
be
given
a
pound
of
Supreme
Just
for
fun.
Here
arc
a
few
of
the
Jingles:
Mary
bought
a
little
lamb
And
all
the
trimmings
line,
Then
asked
mama
and
pa-ln-law,
That
night
to
come
and
dine.
The
dinner
was
a
great
success,
The
angel
cake,
a
dream,
But
the
crowning
glory,
you
can
guess,
Was
when
Mary
served
Supreme.
Jack
Spratt
could
eat
no
fat,
His
wife
could
eat
no
lean.
But
they
both
liked
coffee.
agreed
on
that
If
the
coffee
was
Supreme.
Fire
Under
Walk
they
Little
Jack
Horner
sat
In
a
corner
And
would
not
be
satisfied
with
toffee,
He
liked
Christmas
pie,
But
how
he
did
cry
For
a
cup
of
good
Supreme
Coffee.
Pussy
cat,
pussy
cat,
where
have
you
been?
I've
been
up
to
London
for
a.
pound
of
Supreme;
Pussy
cat,
pussy
cat.
why
go
so
far
Why
no
other
coffee
would
do
for
my
ma.
Three
blind
mice,
see
how
they
run.
They
all
ran
after
the
farmer
wife
For
they
smelled
Supreme
Coffee
you
can
bet
your
life,
They
are
not
afraid
of
her
carving
knife.
These
three
blind
mice.
Roses
are
red,
violets
are
blue.
Drink
Supreme
Coffee
like
wise
men
do.
Saturday
Night
Spectacular
Blaiy
tThlcd
venue,;
Caused
lo
Damage
siarica
In
Waste
Paper
Billows
of
heavy
smoke
and
flashes
of
flame
Issued
early
Saturday
evening
from
a
fire
,
whicn
broke
out
In
the
foundation
of
the
creo-soted
lumber
sidewalk
on
Third
Av
enue
across
from,
the
Daily
News
but.
although
the
fire
was
rather
spectacular
and
drew
a
big
crowd
of
spectators.
It
occasioned
no
material
damage
except
to
scorch
the
sidewalk
foundation.
The
blaze
is
believed
to
have
started
In
waste
paper
which
had
been
stowed
under
the
sidewalk
after
being
removed
from
a
nearby
hoarding.
The
fire
department
was
called
and
soon
xtlngulshed.
C.
P.
Ashmore,
general
manage'
of
the
Granby
store
at
Anyox.
was
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
tool
evening
returning
to
the
smelter
town
a,f
ter
a
business
trip
to
Van
eouver.
I
i
8
i
1
I
B
1
I
I
B
I
?
I
Do
You
REALIZE
Every
Time
You
Throw
Out
a
Coffee
Tin
You
Throw
Away
5c?
Is
It
Worth
It?
A
coffee
tin
costs
7c
.
A
carton
costs
2c
The
Customer
ficts
the
Advantage
e
SupremeCoffee
Is
Dated
and
Always
Fresh
Keep
the
Coupon
!
!
It
is
worth
lc.
When
you
have
10
hand
them
to
your
grocer
for
1
b.
SlirKK.Mi:
COFFEE
k'tAtM
(.Mia
tMtm
iMtUiMiu
Mi.mv
Tuesday
Special
,
Ontario
Cheese
OAc
per
lb.
LU
MUNRO
BROS.
Halibut
Landings
SUMMAItY
American
200,400
pounds,
5c
and
3c
to
7.3c
and
3c.
Canadian
82,500
pounds,
5c
and
3c
to
5.2c
and
2c.
AMERICAN
Reliance,
2,400;
Addlngton,
12,-
000;
Spray,
3,500,
and
Eastern
Point,
i,000,
Cold
Storage,
7.1c
and
3c.
Grant,
47,000,
Pacific,
5c
and
3c.
North.
25,000.
Atlln.
5.1c
and
3c.
Atlantic,
24,000,
and
Rainier,
36.-000,
Cold
Storage,
5c
and
3c.
Bonanza,
24.000,
Booth.6c
and
3c
Norma,
6,500,
Atlln,
7c
and
3c.
Avona.
11.000,
Booth,
7.2c
and
3c.
Eureka,
5,000,
Cold
Storage,
7.3c
and
3c.
CANADIAN
Ingrid
H..
3.000;
White
Hope.
C-
500,
and
Johanna,
5,000,
Booth.
5.1c
and
2c.
Capella,
5,000;
R.
W,
4,000;
8,000;
Gony,
10100
and
Gibson
6,000.
Cold
Storage.
5c
and
2c.
,
2c.
Livingstone,
10.000,
and
15,000,
Cold
Storage.
5.1c
and
Melville,
10,000,
Cold
Storage.
5.2c
and
2c.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
April
II:
Wheat
was
quoted
at
62c
on
the
local
ex
change
today.
Common
Table
Salt
Often
Helps
Stomach
Drink
plenty
of
water
with
pinch
of
silt.
If
bloated
with
gas
add
a
spoon
of
Adlertka.
This
washes
out
uuni
stomacn
ana
ooweis
ana
nas
you
of
all
gas.
Orme's,
Ltd.,
Drugs.
"Build
B.
C.
Payrolls"
!.
--
Good
for
Infants
-"if
JwwmtffJ.
A
lady
after
trial
with
milk
that
failed
sought
advice
from
her
physician
and
began
giving
the
baby
Pacific
Milk.
There
is
specific
reason
why
Pacific
Milk
is
good
for
infants
and
a
reason
why
In
certain
cases
It
is
best
of
all.
Immediately
the
child
began
to
Improve.
Pacific
Milk
"100
B.
C.
Owned
and
Controlled"
PLANT
At
ABBOTSFOBD
Income
Tax
Returns
Dominion
returns
must
filed
by
30th
April
b
GEOKGE
KORIE
&
CO.
Accountants
and
Auditors
213
Second
Ave.
W.
Phone
387
SPECIAL
From
April
1
-
April
15
We
will
wash
your
Double
Blankets
for
GOc
Single
Blankets
for
10c
Lace
Curtains
50c
(per
pair)
Scrim
Curtains
30c
(per
pair)
Pillows,
each
35c
Carpets
35c
(per
square
yard)
Let
us
help
you
do
your
,
spring
house
cleaning
Canadian
&
I'ioncer
Laundries
Limited
SLEEPLESS,
PALE,
NERVOUS
Mrs.
Hart
Completely
Restored
to
Normal
Health
After
Taktef
6
Boxes
ol
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
Pills.
FEELING
WELL
AGAIN..,
,
"I
was
in
a
weak,
run-down
condition
sleepless,
pale,
nervous
and
with
loss
of
appetite,"
writes
Mrs.
R.
M.
Hart,
of
Toledo,
Ont.
"I
was
often
taking
weak
and
fainting
spells,
and
weighed
only
105
pounds.
I
finally
decided
to
try
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
Pills.
After
taking
six
boxes
I
was
completely
restored
to
a
normal
condition.
I
also
gainid
23
pounds.
My
condition
began
to
improve
after
taking
the
second
box.
I
have
had
no
recurrence
of
my
trouble
since.
I
strongly
advise
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
Pius
for
anyone
in
the
same
condition
as
I
was
in."
Mrs.
Roy
Holland,
R.
R.
4,
Dunnville,
Ont.,
describes
her
case
as
follows:
"Just
about
a
year
ago
I
wis
in
a
general
run
down
state
of
health.
No
appetite,
nerv-qus
and
irritable.
Could
not
sleep
at
trightjW
evW
keep
still
My
limbs
would
twitch
!,
would
or
over
nothing
and
I
was
ashamed.
to
find
myself
cross
with
the
children.
1
tried.
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
Pius
again,
as
I
had
used
them
before
with
good
results.
The
results
were
excellent
again.
I
am
now
feeling
well
again,
can
do
all
kinds
of
work,
and
weigh
more
than
I
have
for
a
long
time."
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
Pills
have
earned
the
praises
of
thousands
of
sufferers
like
these
whose
health
has
been
restored
by
Uieir
aid.
These
Pills
actually
create
new
red
blood,
which
supplies
to
tht
nerves
the
very
elements
they
need
and
builds
u?
the
whole
system.
Try
them
if
you
are
run
down,
anaemic
or
rheumatic.
Now
obtainable
in
the
new
glaa
containers
at
your
druggist's.
50c
a
package.
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