3AILT
EOmON
Satarday,
MR.
PATTULLO'S
POLICY
86
oi
compeienif
puoiic-spiniea
emzens.
.
t
"Mri
Pattullo
would
have
an
investigation
of
the
rela-'
tions
between
tthe
government
and
municipalities
in
regard
to
financial
matters,
with
a
view
to
co-operation
in-
j
stead
of
conflict
between
the
two
representative
institutions.
Under
present
conditions
the
municipalities
feel;
that
the
government
is
trying'to
balance
its
budget
at
their
fxpense,
that
it
does
not
care
What
happens
to
them
as
iong
as
it
feathers
its
own
financial
nest.
Mr.
Pattullo's
policy
would
be
based
upon
the
incontrovertible
fact
that
the
inhabitants
of
the
municipalities
pay
most
of
both
provincial
and
municipal
taxation,
and
that
therefore
.
the'
A.
-
A
M?A
a
il
il
1
iransier
ox
taxation
liaoinues
irom
one
10
ine
oiner
Dene-i
fits
neither
in
the
long
run.
"Land
settlement
is
anottfeHmtfortant
feature
of
Mr.
Pattullo's
policy
which
he
has
emphasized
frequently;
within
the
last
few
years.
He
realizes
that
following
the
;
present
depression
there
is
bound
to
be
an
important
shift
1
of
population,
particularly
on
this
continent.
There
never
has
been
an
economic
relapse
either
in
Canada
or
the
Uni-!
ted
States
without
a
big
movement
of
people
from
dis-:
tricts
fraught
with
disagreeable
associations
to
new
re-!
.lions
suitable
for
home-making.
British
Columbia
has
many
opportunities
for
home-seekers,
and
Mr.
Pattullo'
shows
foresight
in
urging
that
we
should
prepare
for
this
;
iiieviiaoie
ueveionmeni.
even
now,
sewers
are
moving
in
growing
volume
into
the
unsettled
regions
of
Ontario
and
Quebec,
and
before
Iong
that
movement
wiH
strike
the
west
in
increasing
proportions.
"Mr.
Pattullo
also
would
have
the
question
of
education
studied
wfth
a
view
to
maintaining
its
efficiency,
and
to
give
to
those
associated
most
actively
with
it
a
more
definite
sense
of
security
than
they
now
appear
to
have.
"At
best,
however,
declarations
of
doHcv
bv
leaders
of
oppositions
can
not
be
more
than
generalizations,
since
these
can
only
be
definitely
determined
in
the
light
of
the
conditions
which
must
be
mel
n
office.
Mr.
Pattullo,
of
course,
realizes-
this.
He
realizes,
too,
that
he
will
inherit
Kroblems
of
the
most
formidable
character,
but
he
has
oth
the
understanding
and
courage
necessary
to
the
solu
tion
of
those
difficulties
in
the
best
interests
of
the
pro-i
vmce.
'
ALL
OUR
G0ALSARE
!N
A
DRY
SHED
Delivered
Dry
to
Your
Bin.
You
are
assured
in
getHne
full
wtitlit
JASPER
Wr.llFlKi;
F.C.G
Per
Ton.
Sits:
Cash
Price
.
JllJiO
JASPER
Wll.nrilti:
tmipPrt
Ton.
11150:
Cash
Price
I4S0
PEMBINA
EGG
Reg-
Price.
SUM.
Cxttt
Frlce
lUtf
These
CmIs
are
from
.UOrrta.
Dry
Jack
Pine
and
Cedar
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
years
is
something
which
cannot
be
:
out
of
apparent
defeat
ignored.
Observed
by
people
living!
This
spirit
of
hopeful
life
win
find
Jon
every
continent,
not
only
in
a
fuller
expression
when
we
make
crowded
cities
but
also
in
remote
the
thrilling
discovery
that
while,
'
corners;
Its
psychological
effect
In
'our
body
of
flesh
and
blood
cannot
producing
a
wave
of
inspiring
thought
which
sweeps
the
world
is
very
great.
The
spirit
at
Easter
Is
the
spirit
March
M,
ita
of
the
fulness
of
Itfe
and
the
bright-'
ness
of
hope,
which
rises
triumph
antly
over
every
obstacle.
This
sp4r
It
is
exemplified
by
analogy
in
thelsphere.
.
.
springtime
of
nature.
The
buried
In
view
of
the
fact
that
T.
L.
Pattullo
is
leader
of
the
p55"
throuh
)oom
f
Liberal
party
and
undoubtedly
will
be
premier
if
the
Tol-
lfenTnowe?
mie
Government
is
beaten
the
his
at
next
election,
recent
7
splrt
of
hopeful
Hfe
receiv-declaration
of
policy
is
important
to
every
person
in
Bri-
ed
its
highest
historic
revelation
in
tish
Columbia,
Added
to
that
is
the
fact
that
he
is
the
the
Person
of
Christ,
whose
mater-member
for
Prince
Rupert
and
undoubtedly
will
again
tel
once
d11"1
on
to
a
candidate
for
legislative
honors
at
the
coming
elec-
ZrZZ
Sd
tion.
Here
is
what
the
Victoria
Times
says
of
his
speech:
be
crushed
or
destroyed
by
death,
"An
arresting
feature
of
Mr.
Pattullo's
speech
On
the
but
rose
triumphantly
above
every
budget
was
his
declaration
of
general
policy
as
the
head
physical
limitation,
as
the
influence
of
the
Liberal
party
of
British
Columbia.
More
than
or-
,f
HMt
T"
theMm?d?l?
mU
Jinary
significance
should
be
attached
to
his
statement
Uons
SJS
because
it
is
the
deliverance
of
one
who
has
had
twelve
This
spirit
of
hopeful
life
is
now
years
of
experience
as
a
member
of
a
government
in
this
being
manifested
m
various
praeu-
irovince
.and
the
head
of
one
Of
the
most
important
de-
cal
ways
by
many
ordinary
men
and
partments
of
the
provincial
public
service.
women'
wh0
throuh
iril
"Mr.
Pattullo
announced
that
if
he
were
returned
to
-
power
in
the
next
election
he
would
immediately
take
stock
of
the
financial
condition
of
the
province
to
assure
pass
into
the
kingdom
of
the
spirit
ual.
our
soul
when
united
to
Ood
through
the
Living
Christ
has
the
power
of
ek
thing
itsetf
with
a
new
body
more
ethereal
to
Us
nature
and
therefore
better
adapted
for
the
environment
of
a
move
spiritual
Personal
identity
does
not
lie
in
material
particles
but
in
spiritual
personality
which
think
and
remembers,
love
and
chooses.
The
irK
of
the
fulness
of
life
and
the
MgMeeas
of
hope
rise
victoriously
6ove
the
decay
of
the
transient
fleth
and
the
limitations
of
the
-pocsly
materia).
The-
Joy
of
Easter
s
the
Joy
of
a
progressive
Hfe
ever
adapting
itself
to
its
new
environ-Ttost
In
a
mere
spiritual
body.
St.
aul
dtsthaetiy
teUs
us
that
"our
xiy
which
shaft
be"
will
not
be
he
same
as
"our
body
which
now
s."
though
our
identity
of
personality
will
continue.
'Leaving
thine
outgrown
shell
by
ife's
unresting
sea."
F.
H.
Du
Ver-net.
Archbishop
of
Caledonia.
a
proper
balance
between
income
and
expenditure,
some-
-v
vv
TT"
"hing
which
does
not
now
exist.
He
would
reorganize
the
I
1
1
1
1
I
"Y
11
T
XTnPTI
l
I
1
1
r
O
civil
service
without
fear
or
favor.
He
would
facilitate
an
sL
IvlVvl
A
11
Vy
X
i.VJLJkJ
investigation
of
our
economic
condition
by
a
commission
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
(Christian
Science
Society,
Third
St,
Besncr
Block)
This
Society
is
a
braneh
of
the
Mother
Church,
the
First
Church
of
Christ,
Scientist,
to
Boston.
Mass.
Sunday
morning
service
at
11
o'clock.
Subject,
"REALITY."
Sunday
School
at
12:15.
Testimonial
meeting
Wednesday
at
a
pari.
Reading
Rooirn
Third
St
Besner
Block,
open
on
Mondays
and
Thursdays
from
3
to
9.
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister,
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Hollmgworth,
BA.
11
A.M-
Sermon
Subject
"Meditations
at
Easter"
.
Two
choruses
by
Junior
Choir
12:15.
Sunday
School
7130
P.W,
The
Choir
will
render
the
sacred
cantata
,
GETHSEMANE
TO
CALVARY"
tWltty)
All
visitors
welcome
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
Church
of
England)
Very
Rev.
J.
U.
Gibson.
Dean
EASTER
DAY
8
AA!,
Holy
Communion
11
A
A!,
Morning
Prayer
and
Holy
Communion'
2:30
PAI,
Children's
Service
7:30
PMn
Evening
Prayer
and
Sermon.
Special
Easter
music
Thursday
at
.8
P.M,
Anniversary
Congregational
Social
Friday
at
7:30
P.M..
Confirmation
Class
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Corner
Eighth
and
Ninth
East
12:15,
Sunday
School
-.,
7:30
PAL
An
Easter
program
will
be
given
by
the
Sunday
School,
Also
selections
by
the
Varden
Singers,
Instrumental
and
vocal.
A
welcome
to
all.
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Pastor,
Rev.
A.
Wilson.
BJt,
EASTER
SERVICES
Morning
at
11,
Songs
by
Junior
Choir
"Bastcr
Cheer"
"In
the
Dawning
of
the
Morning''
Reception
of
new
members
Communion
Sunday
School
at
13:30
Evening
Wprship
at
7:30
Soto,
"Open
the?
Gates
of
the
Temple,"
Dr.
R.
o.
Large
Violin
solo.
Mr.
B.
Cameron
Anthem.
"Break
Forth
Into
Joy"
Subject,
"LIFE
RENEWED"
.....
EAST
MAKES
BEST
SHOWING
Manajrr
of
Financial
Concern
Vis
Ring
City
Sees
Great
Prospect
For
West
Thi
Maritime
Provinces
and
Que
oec
dre
today
financially
the
best
provinces
in
the
Dominion,
judging
by
collections,
according
to
N
Mae
phermanager
of
the
Universe
Ac
ptance
Corporation
of
Toronto
i
he
firm
that
finances
tae
defeiTed
vymenU
for
the
DeForest
Cro:-:iey
Radio.
Corporation.
He
is
spending
few
days
to
the
city
in
connection
vith'liis
business
and
is
viMU;-;g
with,
his
brother
David
Macphe
23S
tylnth
Avenue
East.
Mr.
Macphee
has
visited
every
city,
In
Canada
this
year
and
man
v
of
the
towns
and
villages
and
has
made
a
dose
study
of
conditions.
He
says
that
the
collections
to
the
Maritime
and
Quebec
are
under
3".
In
Ontario
they
are
5J
and
to
the
west
they
are
higher,
but
the
condition
is
not
unfavorable.
The
radio
firm
is
opening
a
new
sales
N.
MACPHEE
-
Man.vc-r
-f
t.r.ar.
-:ai
'"r.
!!
Prince
Rupert
branch
tn
British
Columbia
and
wM
push
sales
here
much
more
vigorously
than
in
the
past.
British
Columbia
Is
different
from
every
other
province,
according
to
the
visitor.
It
L
different
in
Saturday.
March
'AOE
TWO
THE
DAILYNEWS
"
'
a,u
Indian
Melody-Makers
All
Drive
Chevrolets
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
A
SATURDAY
SERMON
PRIVCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PabHshed
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Ruperjr
Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Arenue
The
Spirit
of
Easter
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
vr.
SUBSCRIPTION"
RATES
tty
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
pe"riod.
paid
to
advance
-ir
lesser
periods,
paid
bi
advance,
per
week
i
What
can
be
more
fitting
than
that
the
message
this
5
Easter
to
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
and
district
should
ioc
be
from
the
pen
of
the
late
Archbishop
Du
Ve.
net
?
It
was
iy
mail
to
all
part
of
Northern
aad
Central
British
Columbia,
he
Who
helped
Jay
the
foundation
01
Christ
S
Kingdom
in
said
in
advance
for
yearly
period
3.09
this
northern
countrV.
and
on
Easter
Dav.
twentv-five
.
1
1
a
-
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CAW
l..Mh.
4hu
Tl
v4iV,
rm
,
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....
...
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9
.
pfre
and
United
States,
paid
in
adsancf
.
pt
year
$'5.00
y
mall
to
all
Other
countries,
per
yer,.
-
9-00
AD
V
ERTIS
IS
O
RATES
:3assifled
advertising,
per
Insertion,
per
word
,
.02
ocal
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
2b
.egal
netks,
each
Insertion,
per
agate
line
rranstet
display
advertising,
per
tech,
per
insertion
Contrast
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone.
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
J5
1.40
years
ago,
opened
the
first
building
dedicated
to
the
worship
of
God
to
this
city.
J.
B.
son.
their
personality
are
rising
success-
A
great
annual
festival
which
has
been
celebrated
with
unbroken
continuity
for
over
eighteen
hundred
fully
above
their
cramping
circumstances
in
their
achievement
of
a
noble
purpose,
organizing
victory
BRITISn
COLUMBIANS
CHOOSE
LEADING
"SIX"
Tb
tone
of
the
CaevroVt
Sit
motor
I
SmifKw.
B
C
and
h
ol
them
put-
Pny,
howri
on
the
left
TM
urn
J
appealed
rthevea
member
ci
thU
I
chavd
car
from
W
J
0"NriapridfntwptftUuiwfllk.nowathrouhotBr:
-ft
orcWstn
cBfcpodf
Indian
player
it
I
l
Smitben
Garage
and
EJectric
Conv
i
Columbia.
topography
and
to
every
oiiic-
,
i.
i..
saiJiiieo
I
hat
hii
In::.
.1
y
iin
big
busiiMs
here
sio
i
h
i,-.
jii-f-ed
himself
as
much
.th
Prince
Rupert.
He
spt:
ulay
C.rWmg
around
un-i
-m
the
Mghts
and
le
eojoyw;
.
tremely.
He
expect
to
ren
.n
the
i
-ay
until
Monday.
Joint
Service
On
Good
Friday
United
and
Baptist
Churches
Salvation
Army
Lnitcd
Yesterday
and
The
United
Church
BaptiV.
Church
and
Salvation
Aran
umred
yerterday
in
a
Good
Friday
mict
it
U
a
m.
which
was
well
atMuirt!
Leaders
of
the
respective
rm-re-gations
teok
part.
Captair,
sti.
reading
the
scripture.
Rev
P
W
Df
Dafoe
leading
In
prayer
anfi
R-",
A.
WMson
preaeitlRf
thf
-
r.v.u;
The
servlee
was
held
tn
th
Church.
DitlV
Nt
Wm-AAi
V.it
rewifti.
What
a
$10,000
"Family
Income"
Policy
Will
Do
Here
is
the
real
solution
to
the
family
protection
problem.
This
policy
reqitiresan
annual
deposit
of
only
$28.18
per
thousand
at
age
304
Send
the
coupon
below
for
further
information
If
you
do
not
live
to
age
65
this
Company
at
your
death
will
commence
to
pay
your
family
$100
per
month
and
will
continue
(Q
pay
this
amount
until
you
would
have
reached
ajre
65,
In
addition
$10,000
will
Ih-
paid
on
the
65th
anniversary
of
your
birth.
This
amount
will
he
paid
in
one
sum,
or
if
desired,
in
inttfltmenti.
(In
the
latter
event,exce
s
interest
dividends
will
he
added
to
the
instalments.)
If
you
live
to
age
65
the
Policy
may
be
continued
as
an
Ordinary
Life
Contract
at
a
reduced
yearly
deponit
or
surrendered
for
h
cash
value
which
may
be
taken
in
one
sum
or
as
u
monthly
income.
Dividends
Liberal
dividends
are
allotted
yearly,
the
first
distribution
being
at
the
end.
of
the
FIRST
policy
year
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