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i
Perhaps
you
may
find
it
fit
to
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
print,
in
your
paper
Jew
remarks
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
"5.06
which
I
would
have
liked
to
make
For
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
loc
at
the
meeting
In
the
Moose
Hall
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
Monday
evening,
i
am
not
a
rate-paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
,.
3.00
payer
and
possibly
on
this
scor
By
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
Brltlih
Columbia,
the
British
Em-
would
not
have
been
allowed
tr
plre
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
$6.00
speak.
Further,
I
am
naturally
of
1
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
peV
year
9.00
retiring
disposition
and
even
If
al-
ADVERTISING
RATES
lowed
10
sPeak
would
have
beer
Classified
advertising,
per
insertion
per
word
'
02
ab-ashed
addressing
in
public
the
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
5
flower
ct
PTin
Rupert's
citizenry
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
15
there
assembled.
In
keeping
with
Traroiet
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
Insertion
...
1,40
mv
modesty
I
am
appending
a
nom
ide
To
plume.
my
simple
mind
the
wonder
-
-
-
.14
not
that
the
city
is
now
fating
a
"
--(..
7
tvery
grave
situation
but
that
it
did
DAILY
EDITION
MONTREAL
Some
ni,
people
...mi
will
see
m
the
Kint
ret
as
mayor
of
Montreal
and
a
majority
of
his
sup
-
nf
of
Poniilo'i!
Canada's
lni.nvif.f
largest
city
and
swing
toward
Liberalism
in
iKiitt,,
!
i
4i.i.ii--
auiutjr
,
iiuNvevei
-
.
uiat
ine
O
ILIVCU
VtIC
eity.
1.11,
liTVUUK-
DtCW
niticatice,
although
you
never
can
tell
At
any
rate
Rin-
iiy
declined.
Now
the
burtien
fails
fret
obtained
a
majority
of
more
than
12,000
over
Cami-
on
such
"
a
resident
here
and
lien
Houde,
former
Conservative
leader
in
the
province,'0"
such
"
,,v
at
dUtance
but
and
Rinf
ret
was
formerly
a
member
of
the
Mackenzie
xciLKenie
,
,
stm
hold
,ota'
,
Kinrr
n,lmlnitraf
inn
!
Venture
to
thj-k
lhat
-.uch
clty
TROUBLE
IN
NEWFOUNDLAND
The
Improvements
hare
been
made
These
are
days
when
people
are
apt
to
go
around
with
comparauvely
cheap
on
this
ac.
chips
on
their
shoulders
and
it
takes
Very
little
to
rouse
count
to
people
who
now
have
a
them
to
action
In
Newfoundland,
according
to
dispatches
S2S25S
lZ
received
here,
they
are
having
an
example
of
mob
govern-
poses
improvement
tares
and
th
ment
and
the
Squires
administration
has
resigned.
The
ratepayers
kick,
in
view
of
the
fact
that
Mr.
Squires
was
in
danger
from
the
mob
is
an
foregoing
i
question
u
they
are
indication
that
all
is
not
right
in
the
island
colony,
which
qu,1f
jus,me1
111
thelr
kick;
m!
be
influential
in
bringing
the
colony
and
Canada
closer
campaign.
The
salaries
of
the
together,
and
eventually
may
lead
to
political
union.
teachers,
the
firemen,
policemen.
,
and
public
servants
generally
are
STRANGE
ARE
THE
WAYS
10
be
attacked.
I
suppose
even
the
miserable
pittance
on
which
our
The
editor
of
one
of
the
most
interesting
bulletins
pub-
SSSSLi
JlSfietl
has
this
to
say:
.
-
est
may
be
paid
without
further
"Strange
are
the
ways
of
a
government
bv
the
people,
cost
to
the
ratepayer.
The
workers
for
the
people
and
in
spite
df
the
people.
The
British
gov-
are
t0
be
sacked
to
the
great
ernment's
fiscal
year
ends
on
March
31,
and
it
has
its
fi-
B0?
2?
option
gures
out
and
ready
for
submission
by
April
1.
Ottawa
ex-
JZ'
Tm
effSS
pects
to
have
the
Dominion
figures
ready
by
April
30,
but
workers
whose
salaries
are
cut
win
our
provincial
government
apparently
has
no
idea
vet
have
less
money
to
spend.
The
mer-when
it
can
submit
its
figures
for
the
vear
ended
March
cha"u
wU1
rind
11
increasingly
dif-31,
1931.
We
have
often
discussed
the
idea
of
a
city
mana-
ncu,u
t0
Teet
e,r
t2es,,Il!Ee
ger
but
a
distinctly
more
crying
necessity
is
for
a
provin-
ZTnST
cial
manager.
I
ask
you
what
business
house
would
stand
selves
on
city
relief.
The
school
for
a
moment
for
its
accounting
department
not
having
courses
win
be
shortened
and
many
its
books
balanced
and
its
financial
statements
ready
un-
tPe
wiu
rtnd
themselves
til
12
or
15
months
after
its
fiscal
year
ended?
Party
gov-
m
the
strt,t
1Kikln8
jor,
thf
en
eminent
has
got
to
be
discarded
sooner
or
later,
and
in
the
M
'vaaawr-
PHILUPS3
For
Trowfc?4
due
to
And
1N0,4ITIO"
CONTIPAjlO"
EXCESS
acid
is
the
common
-
cuuse
of
indigestion.
It
reauRs
in
:o
and
aounicai
nlwut
two
hours
after
eating.
It
is
responsible
for
most
of
tbe
everyday
ailmf
nts
tlmt
jeop)e
suffer;
tick
headache.
fclugfiKhimit,
nausea,
biliousnw
gas
on
the
utomach,
etc.
The
quirk
corrrvtive
is
an
alkali
which
will
neutralire
the
acid.
The
bnt
corrective
known
to
medical
scienra
is
PhjlijM'
Milk
j(
Manaiia.
It
las
remained
standard
with
nhysk-ians
in
tha
SO
years
sinre
Us
invention.
One
sjwonful
of
Itnllips
Milk
of
MaRui-sia
neutralizes
instantly
many
times
its
volume
in
arid.
It
is
harmless
und
tasteless
ami
its
action
is
quirk.
You
will
never
rely
oft
crude
methods,
never
continue
to
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Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
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crai
daily
Early
Delivery
Tbroufboni
the
City
Wednesday,
April
6,
193
ELECTION
,
,
election
of
Hnn.
Ppmnnrl
:,if
ij
i
i
returM
rhirri
00
nn
thplr
ther
initial
mlUal
nn'tlav
ouUay-
Th
an
indication
of
a
political
!
Quebec
province.
The,prob?
-i.
i?
f
,
,
'
.
pointnient.
More
and
more
lots
re-
election
nas
only
a
local
Slg
-
ACID
stomach
suffer
when
you
learn
how
quickly,
HUKUVi
how
pleasantly
this
premier
method
acts,
nease
let
it
ahow
you
now.
Go
bo
to
to
the
the
drug
drug
store
store
and
and
net
get
a
a
bottle
to
try.
Take
it
tonight,
and
follow
the
wniple
direction
you
find
in
the
package.
I
.earn
what
it
means
to
have
a
wril-alkalinized
system.
See
how
much
letter
your
general
liealth
will
Imj.
How
seldom
yuu
will
catch
cold.
lie
.sure
t
Kjit
yon
cet
the
cenuine
Phillips
Milk
of
Nlacucsia
that
physicians
prewribe.
Il
is
sold
In
ale
bottles
at
drug
atores
everywhere
througout
the
dominion.
To
keep
the
teeth
white
and
(I
against
arid
mouth,
use
fnar
'hillips'
Dental
Magnesia:
it
is
a
superior
tooth
-paste.(Made
iaCan.)
COAL!
COAL!
Satisfaction
guaranteed
with
our
Famous
Edson
Alberta
&
Bulkley
Valley
Coal;
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat,
Oats
&
Darley,
Pratts
Baby
Chick
Food,
Seeds
ti
Fertilizer.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONE
58
&
558
Tut
DAILY
NEWS"'
IN
THE
LETTER
BOX
THINKS
RATEPAYERS
WRONG
Editor,
-Dally
News;
-
not
have
to
do
so
long
ago.
I
think
the
explanation
is
this:
When
the
city
was
incorporated
many
hundreds
of
lots
were
6old
to
people
thousands
of
miles
away
In
Great
Britain,
uruain,
on
on
Ihe
me
continent
comment
and
ana
in
m
i
that
Prince
Rupert
would
be
a
'
verted
to
the
Revenues
stead-
Improvements
as
have
been
nude
'
are
in
great
part
due
to
those
far
scattered
"early
days"
speculators.
the
city.
The
"economies"
dereat
their
own
end.
The
vicious
circle
is
completed
and
the
last
state
Is
worse
than
the
first.
It
la
my
contention,
sir.
that
the
intolerable
conditions
existing
to-dar
are
entirely
due
to
the
ecotfc
omic
system
whereunder
"we
live.
The
condition
of
Prince
Rupert
is
a
cross-section
of
.
conditions
world
wide.
We
cannot
stave
off,
tinker
as
we
will,
a
drastic
change
in
our
whole
economic
system.
Dally
tills
becomes
more
apparent
and
I
hope
that
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
will
see
in
the
condition
which
confronts
them
today
the
truth
of
this
statement.
I
am
no
"noted
economist"
nor
am
I
a
special
pleader
for
this
"ism
nor
that
"ism."
I
am
merely
a
very
humble
student
of
sociology.
I
nin
not
rushing
Into
print
to
expound
a
wonderful
truth
which
I
have
discovered.
I
only
wish
to
add
my
little
mite
to
those
who
are
trying
to
bring
to
the
populace
generally
and
bur
statesmen
in
particular
the
knowledge
of
a
new
social
order
whereunder
such
a
condition
as
confronts
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
today
will
ho
longer
be
possible.
With
regard
to
the
first
part
b!
my
letter
I
may
be
far
wrong
and
rm
am
prepared
to
stand
corrected.
Wit
Not
so
with
regard
to
my
cbnten-
Hon
re.
the
disastrous
effect
6f
the
p
vicious
circle
of
alleged
economies
nor
my,
declaration
mat
tne
only
cure
for
the
ills
of
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
Dominion
of
Cin
ada
Is
the
establishment
of
a
Socialist
Commonwealth
based
6n
production
for
use
rather
than.
for
profit.
STUDENT."
Canada
enjoys
unique
leadership
the
world's
largest
buffalo
herds.1
citizen
answers
and
asks,
questions.
.,
Editor,
Dally
News:
Published
In
your
paper
o
March
2flth
are
two
letters
by
tin
Local
Barbers.
In
the
first
letter,
which
con
tains
little
of
Interest
to
the
Loos
Citizens,
certain
questions
are
asked
regarding
one
who
has
thi
courage
of
his
convictions
and
voices
a
public
complaint
against
the
high
cost
of
hair
cuts.
Following
aw
the
questions
and
answers:
1.
How
long
have
you
resided
In
Canada?
A.
A
little
over
twenty-seven
years,
with
the
exception
of
three
years
with
the
Canadian
Forces
In
France.
2.
When
did
you
receive
your
citizenship
papers?
A.-A
good
many
years
ago.
As
soon
as
possible
after
t
got
here.
3.
Aw
you
prepared
to
head
a
campaign
to
reduce
the
passenger
fare
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Van
4.
OH
i-t
it
couver
to
$18:00,
the
pre-war
Iar!
as
you
have
headed
the
campaign,
to
bring
down
tonsorlal
priees?
A.
I
fail
to,
see
the
connection
between
passenger
fares
and
bar
beiing.
The
subject
of
passenger
fares
does
not
Interest
me.
The
high
cost
of
hair
cuts,
however,
is
of
vital
interest
to
all
in
Prince
Rupert.
Barberlng
is
the
'subject
under
discussion.
4.
Have
you
arty
objection
to
thii
correspondence
being
forwarded
to
railway
headquarters?
I
A.
Absolutely
no
objection.
After
a
casual
glance
at
the
Barber's
second
letter
of
March
i
29th
I
considered
they
advanced
aj
little
argument
of
strength
In
sup-;
port
of
the
fact
that
hair
cuts
in
Prince
Rupert
are
so
much
higher
than
the
regular
union
prices
charged
all
over
the
Province
That
Is,
they
inferred
that
certain
customers
In
the
winter
had
their
tonsorlal
work
done
on
credit.
On
second
thought,
practically
all
our
merchants
give
credit
why
not
the
barbers?
To
the
barbers
I
wish
to
say,
I
am
amendable
to
reason.
Perhaps
you
are
Justified
in
Charging
seventy-
five
cents
for
a
hair
cut.
Will
you
please
answer
these
questions:
1.
Why
are
hair
cuts
50highr
.
'
-t
'
';;f
ffe
4
-SK
yourself
llipsft
Price
50c
a
box
and
and
by
Nerve
the
as
ever."
sou
t
n
ir.t
J
a
J
in
Prince
Rupert
than
the
B.
C.
Barbers'
Union
prices
in
practice
all
over
the
Province?
2.
Do
you
not
believe
you
would
make
at,
much
money
at
say
firty
or
sixty
cents
a
hair
cut
as
at
75c.?
If
the
cost
of
living
In
Prlnc?
Rupert
is
20
higher
than
oUn-r
cities
of
the
same
size
iri'BC.
il
do
not
believe
it
is)
it
would
seem
fair
for
you
to
charge
20
morn
for
hair
cuts.
The
cost
of
living
is
certainly
not
50
higher.
Why
not
fall
tn
line
with
our
mtretiarXs
who
have
all
reduce
I
prices
and
try
out
a
50c.
hair
cut
for
a
while?
CITIZEN
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llin
vn
m--u'
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Nerves
A
Ciiplefe
Wreck
Sit
Up
Hill
The
Right
Mri.
John
Roee.Bark
Lake,
Oat-
ritna
:
"
J
WM
troubled
ao
much
with
my
sotm
I
wm
a
complete
wreck.
I
could
not
do
my
work,
and
would
hare
to
mX
up
half
the
went
aoeom
Mi
being
aUt
t
sleep.
.
One
day
a
friend
recommended
Milburn'i
Beat
Pilk
I
V?1
n
time
I
had
taken
au
boxes
I
waa
m
wtd
r
The
Queen
Charlotte
Towing
ti
Salvage
Cb.,
with
capitalization
of
$50,000
and
head
office
In
Vancouver,
has
been
incorporated,
the
B.
C
Gazette
announces.
The
Dally
News
con
be
pur-
chased
at
Post
Office
News
Stand,
325
Granville
St..
Vancouver.
Karl
Anderson,
Prince
George,
B.C.
R.
W.
Riley.
Terrace,
B.C.
Oeneral
Btore,
Anyox.
Smithers
Drug
Store,
Smith-
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a
will
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J
"
liUUIT
wlielher
the
Life
Insurance
you
now
own
.gives
adequate
Security
and
protection
:
1.
Does
your
Life
Insurance
provide
that,
when
you
reach
old
age;
'
you
will
have
a
definite
monthly
income
sufficient
to
make
your
independent?
2.
Does
ybur
Life
Insurance
safeguard
your
wife
nn.l
children-guaranteeing
them
a
livelihood
if
death
rohs
them
of
your
support?
3.
Is
your
Life
Insurance
lmilding
up
a
rash
reserve
for
future
emergencies?
4.
Does
your
Life
Insurance
also
include
an
education
fund
to
equip
your
children
for
the
battle
of
life
whether
or
not
Vou
live
to
see
them
start
out?
1
By
giving
criou
thought
to
your
Life
Insurance
now
you
will
prolwWv
wye
endless
regret
and
worry
in
tl,e
future.
Hy
all
means
talk
it
over
with
a
Life
Insurance
representative
today.
fife
Insurance
Service
One
of
a
series
of
messages
ifmnsored
by
Life
Insurance
Companies.
'