THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
for
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
'
DAILY
EDITION
Member
of
Audit
Bureai
Bulg
Managing-Editor
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
er
s
$15.00
Beautifully
Cut
Flower
Vases
$3.85
$27.50
Richly
Cut
Water
Set
for
$17.80
$35.00
Whiskey
Set
best
Belgian
cut
$21.75
$750
7-plece
Water
Set
$4.95
$10.00
Very
heavy
richly
cut
Bowl
$G.85
$3.00
Richly
cut
Fruit
Dishes
for
$1.45
JEWELLERS
Wednesday.
Oct.
11.
1933
THE
NOMINATIONS
i
With
three
candidates
definitely
in
the
field
the
election
campaign
may
now
be
said
to
be
well
under
way.
Electors
will,
doubtless,
look
over
the
list
of
candidates
well
and
make
their
decisions
between
now
and
election
day.
It
should
not
be
a
difficult
matter
to
choose.
The
name
of
T.
D.
Pattullo
is
so
outstanding
that
there
seems
little
doubt
as
to
what
the
electors
will
do.
People
who
have
at
hprirf
trip
intprpsts
nf
tVip
r!tv
nf
Princi
...:n
t.
11..
-i
'It
"V:
I!
IV::
Sixth
Avenue
West.
$2,000
lT
.
lWK
Ui
"own
me
Qeorge
Ror,e,
foundation
jL'ituci
ui
me
puny
uiai
is
imeiy
to
sweep
me
province.
NO
INDEPENDENTS
While
there
is
always
a
possibility
that
there
may
be
an
independent
in
the
field
in
Prince
Rupert,
such
anveven-tuality
does
not
seem
probable.
The
city
is
to
be
congratulated
on
not
having
such
a
candidate.
Here
is
what
Dr.
Harris
says
of
them:
"The
independents
are
a
curious
collection
of
derelicts.
They
are
independent,
certainly,
of
three
things;
"Independent
of
loyalty,
because
they
deserted
their
leader.
"Independent
of
ideas,
because
they
haven't
had
any
for
five
years.
"Independent
of
decency,
because
they
didn't
discover
they
were
independent
until
after
the
last
pay
cheque
came
out.
"If
the
Daily
Province
thinks
it
can
make
a
cabinet
out
of
these
kind
of
derelicts,
then
it
is
welcome
to
it."
Sale
SPECIALS
TODAY
This
is
a
good
opportunity
to
get
some
useful
and
beautiful
articles
at
prices
that
are
amazingly
low.
Look
them
over,
then
call
and
see
them.
$8.50
Liqueur
Sets,
7
piece
$6.35
$2.00
Fruit
Bowls,
colored
and
plain
$1.10
$13.00
Tall
Sherbets
with
hvy.
22-k.
gold
edge.
doz.
$5.95
$6.50
Salad
Bowl
with
Sliver
Servers,
now
$3.85
$4.00
Richly
cut
8-lnch
Vases
now
$2.80
$3.00
Cream
and
Sugar
Set
now
$1.90
JOHN
BULGER
LIMITED
PRINCE
RUPERT
We
Give
Heat
Away
---
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
contains
more
heat
unite,
than
any
other
coal
on
this
market
and
yet
costs
no
more.
Specify
Bulkley
Valley
COAL
TOOMBS'
RADIO
SERVICE
Reliable
and
economical
repairing
of
all
makes
of
radio
"guaranteed"
Phone:
Blue
901
LOCAL
NEWS
Kathlyn.
re
pairs,
Fourth
Avenue
West,
$100.
First
United
Church,
repairs.
Sixth
Avenue
West.
$100.
Oeorge
Tyson,
roof
repairs,
845
First
Avenue.
$50.
Ben
Dalgarno.
repairing
foundation.
228
Fourth
Avenue
West.
$150.
McCaffery
and
Collart,
alterations
to
building
'Van's
Bakery).
Third
Avenuev'$100.
Thomas
O.
Morgan
of
the
Moose
Club
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
yesterday
from
a
brief
trip
to
Anyox.
J.
R.
Hartley,
aooMor
for
the
Canadian
National
Teiesjrapht,
Edmonton.
Is
a
visitor
to
the
local
office
on
official
dutlea.
Frank
Waterhouse
coast
freighter
Nortrmolm.
Capt
R.
B.
Bennett.
arrived
In
port
at
10
o'clock
yes
terday
morning
from
Vancouver
with
coal
and
other
cargo
for
d-
llvery
locally.
Miss
Lottie
Bowron.
welfare,
officer
of
the
Department
of
Education,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning
from
I
victoria,
being
on
one
of
her
periodical
visits
to
this
district
on
official
duties.
Ambrose
Reld
and
William
Bey-
non
of
Port
Simpson
left
lost
nlcht
for
interior
points
in
the
interests
of
the
Native
Brotherhood.
They
will
visit
Hazelton.
Kltwanaja.
Skeena
Crossing.
Kitwancool
and
other
places.
Reg
Rudland
was
found
guilty,
after
an
all
afternoon
hearing
in
city
police
court
yesterday
on
a
charge
of
supplying
liquor
to
In
dians,
sentence
being
reserved
un
til
tomorrow
morning.
R.
L,
Mc-Lenran
acted
as
defence
counsel
for
Rudland.
OK.f
Hanson,
M.P.
for
Skeena
arrived
In
the
city
on
last
even-lns's
train
from
the
Interior
and
expects
to
be
In
town
for
the
next
day
or
so.
Mrs.
Hanson
will
be
coming
in
within
the
course
of
the
next
week
or
ten
days
for
the
winter
from
her
summer
home
at
Lake
oeorge
E.
Windsor,
manager
of
the
Canadian
Flihlng
Co.'s
can
nery
at
Wales
Ifland,
and
Mrs.
WInasor
were
passengers
aboard
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
go
ing
through
to
Vancouver
where
they
will
spencj'the
winter.
The
cannery
at
Wales
Island
recently
closed
down
for
the
season.
Harry
Lyons,
who
has
been
transferred
from
Terrace
to
Kelowna
In
the
service
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
last
night's
train
-and
will
proceed
south
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
tomorrow
night
to
assume
his
new
duties.
Mr.
Lyons,
who
Is
a
brother
of
O.
P.
Lyons
of
this
city,
is
being
succeeded
at.
Terrace
by
Jack
Blgmore
of
the
local
branch,
who
returned
to
the
city
Sunday
night
after
spending
a
holiday
at
Port
Albernl
and
proceeded
to
the
interior
on
Monday
afternoon's
train
Manure
For
Sale
$1.00
a
Load
Delivered
DOMINION
DAIRY
THE,
DAILY
NEWS
u.
iiuxli
iiii'u'x.
i
i-i
ti
;
September
Heaviest
Building
Month
in
Nearly
Two
Years)
Outlay
Recorded
at
$11500
Biiiiiiincr
nermits
issued
io
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
during
the
month
of
September
this
yeiir
,tdtalled
$11,500
September
compares
with
$2,425
fh
the
same
month
.last
September
In
the
past
six
years.
'
a
t,n
niiirrn
Building
on
the
aggregate
for
this
.aILj
bl.V.A?"
PPM
year,
however,
standing
at
$23.1
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
Is
considerably
lower
than
,$50.045
1
In
the
first
nine
month
of
1932.
"
.
Permit
issued
during
September!
NEW
YORk.
Oct
11
CP-Bar
this
year
were
as
follows:
'
dfd
at
j8c
QUnc
on
Canadian
Legion,
extension
of
i
,
,
.
,
,
.
.
.
local
mftal
raarkel
M
building.
Third
Avenue.
$5,000.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ice'
malting
P"
closed
at
fic
per
pound.
,
plant,
waterfront,
$4',000.
M.
T.
Lee,
rebuilding
residence.
t,
n
f"
.-.
Cashiiu
The
LetUr
Boi
EDUCATION
QUESTION
Editor,
Daily
Newa:-
Some
time
hbo
at
a
public
meeting
a
committee
of
citizens,
was
appointed
to
investigate
the
local
educational
situation.
ConslderaDle
time
his.
been
spent
In
.tills
study
and
the
committee
has
arrived
at
a
policy
.Which,
it
feel's,
wqiln
the'
best
Interests
of
alt-concerned.
At
this
time
the
committee
would
draw
the
attention,
o;
the
public
io
the.
apparent
chaise
ot
heart
those
in
charge
of
formulating
the
educational
policy..
Whereas
it
was
lie
staled
that
tijose
who
did
not
pay
the
fee
by
a
certain
date
would
be
"stricken
.from
the
roll."
,a
new
policy
U
indicated
by
a
question-
GOVERNMENT
OF
THE
DOMINION
OF
Cash
SUbscrlntlons
n
1
'l
;
i.i..,.
ll.
U
i
iiijuu
lidlre
sent
recently
by
the
jrlty
sdV-.
'
'tjjjjjb'
cltor,
to
the
parents
who
mve
nqt
1
jLjlallO
1933
REFUNDING
LOAN
fHe
Dominion
of
CainlA
offers
for
public
subSciipttlan
'
Two-yeaf
3H
Bonds,
ilue
15th
bcFotSr,
;
1935
l$sui
Price:
00.80
and
acmtfd
intereil,
yitUling
3.76
to
nMurity.
;
Six-year
4
ilohds,
ilue
15tH
October,
Km
Price:
09.M
and
tumitil
inttmt
'
'
yielding
.9r'i
to
maturity
Principal,
payablt
without
charge
in
lawful
money
of
Canada,
at
Jiakcs.and
Rtcivtr.Gtnrsl
of
Csfiada
at
Ottawk.
or
at
the
office
Tice
1939
Twelve-year
4
Ronds,
due
15th
October,
i9A5
Ittue
Price:
8G.50
nndaccrued
interttl,
,
'
'.
'
yielding
j'.3S
?o
maturity.
,
s'.
I
:.3t
Gcfiiral
lit
Halifax,
Baint
John,
Charlottetown,
Montreal,
Toroittu,
WlrinWi,
KecinX
'
'
Twoyear
Eorids,
$1,000
'
i
ix.ycar
Boridi,
$500
and
$1,006.
Twelve-year
Bondl,
$100,
$500
and
iJQW
"f
id
'
.
i
.7
the
office
of.
thf
.MinUtr;o
of
theVuMlitsnt
Kciltftf
.
i
i
,o
Calgary
or
Victoria.
.
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.
CitsxMt
payabJt.h4lf,yeily.
15th
ApriJ
and
ISth
pctober,
in
liwul
mohiy
of
rt-ii;-
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sfsy
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witlbat.-halif((t
py
brjuLiiCanada
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Cttfij&BSr,i
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;
.
Denaminatium
-
c"
f
bscnptlont
will.
be.
received
only
for
the.
Sis.vear
49L
nAt
LnA
fcV
ih
T.ti.l.m
ifr
!aTiM
hf
,u'fl
4
"f'vf.':
.Followim
th,Qiourictrosnr6
the
plski
of
allotment,
dtllvery
of
irittrim
certificates
aiainit
payment
in
full
for
the
binds
allott
,
ix
piomptiy
enmed.
'
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ItefuntJInii
Subscrlbtloiis
'
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.
i
fiSderl
of
Victory
Loin.5j
Dohdi
due
lit
NoVtmbfr
I9i3.
faikini'
ihtrtpotl
due
ltt
Aottmbit
n2t,
may,
for
Iht
period
durlnf,
which
-the
inscription
Uitl
ait
cpen
tender
their
bonds.
In
lltU
of
cah
on
tubscriptiont
for
abkr
par
raluc
ofbocidi
ln
c
k
Hivic
iiMiuiuiri
wi
lire
inw
muc
nu
jctcive
uoimem
in
iuu
witn
prompt
delivery,
value
of
the
Victory
i
Bonds
will
be
at
follows:
.
1
,
100
bf
tjlelr
paf
value
orl
subscriptions
for
Siit-year
4y,
I3ondS.
Tlx
lufrsnau
the
Two-year
j
Bonds
an4
tbi
.
1001
100J1
of
their
par
value
on
subwjptions
fo
the
Twelve-year
j
Bondi
If
f(J
'
m
on
or
befor,l6th
October,
and
100r
of
their
par
vslue
After
thfet
da,te!-
,
H.
,
.
,
.
Jg
.
No
McnjtJj
intmst
on
the
tew
bonds
wilt
be
charged
on
reUding
tobcriptiopi
lfefff
e4ST
,
fate(?
th
gitobr'
After
that
date
accrued
Interest
fronv
)5lh
OctoVf
wilt
b
ohiritd.
Jj.
A
.(,
cve
W
cash
thr
difference
between
the
surrender
value
6t
thett
Victory
'
iR
nd
th
coit
of
the'bordi
of
the
new
iisue.
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i,
X
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The
Lcian
it
authorittd
underlet
of
the
Parliament
of
banaifd,
if!i'
latt
W4
wu'
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4
a
X
Otiw,
lOia
Ootosis,
1J.
TA
WtWk'JlW
t.Oth'Octjber,
10SS,
and
up
fitietfh
f
Ac
Jfinufer
M
Finance,
1
..fW.i.
vrmcipa
1
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j
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u,i
,
1
inf(iq(Ku
nciTuuc
t
una
01
l
amvhi.
The
rioceed
of
W
Loan
will
retire
1
169,071
MO
Domintoti
of
Ga'naik
6H
ilM
Maturing
lit
Novanber,
W.iS,
and
StfflOOjQOO.
thorNtrt'ii
nqiniri
HilU.
.
.
:
.
he
hilance
mil
be
ucd
for
the
general
vurnom
of
the
ttovern'tiitnt.
AuoicrjpiMs
mu
ue.
.
receina.ana
receipt
mued
bu
any
branch
in
Canada.
f
Any
CharUfeiUlank
ml
faKtcognutd
J),from
Awn
mnfMttrinttl
application
fornliand
cjpin
oj
the
oicia
propetiM
containing
coinplete.deails.of
tit
.
-
Loan.
T
Application
Mil
not
bejvlid
on
farms
othr
tttn
7iW'
;
.
.
.
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)n;iW
mi
the
Kin'
l,;,,i
-
I
iut
Arrival
yet
paia
me
iee;
proim-uug
u
cuij
.
.
.u
slder'ation
of
each
Individual
case'
'
Amtr'.ran
upon
Its
merits.
,'
Explorer.
Ji.tkw.
Hot
ne
-committee
tevis
tnat
wv
.
questionnaire
doe,
not
aitogeUter-
dipper.
32.000.
AUm
In
the
course
of
a
few
days
to
plate
000,
Colfl
Storage.
7
7.
?,,.
some
neipiui
suggestions
oeiore
me
.
Aieuuan.
35,000,
Purify
parents
and
the-
fbmmtvdoner.
Yours
truly.
W.
D.
Gltf
NT
jlOLliNdWORTlI
C.
D.
CLARKE,
.
ANNADELLA
8TUAftT.
"
8.
D.
MACDONALDr
A
'
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D.
JklACPllEE.
Mrs.
W.
it.
McAfee
and
family,
who
have
been
on
a
visit
tb
Van
ccuver
where
a
sister
of
Mrs.
Ut
Afee
s
recently
married,
return
ed
home
from
the
south
on
tlie
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning
They
wwe
accompanid
by
Mrs.
Oeorge
McAfee
who
will
visit
here.
tleliance
t
13.000.
A
.
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A
,
Hazel
it..
ftJDOd.
purine
-4c
$
t'1
PRINTING
Office
Supplies
Hone,
Cowtn
&
LttU
rhsai
tit