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ygw
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Hundreds
of
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to
Choose
from.
Showing:
the
Latest
Shades
Such
as
Grey,
Blue,
Blondes,
Browns,
Blacks.
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for
the
entire
family
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COLUMBIA
Box
158-1
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
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Managing-Editor
Monday,
April
17,
1933
THE
PROVINCIAL
ELECTION
;
Charles
Chapman,
choice
of
the
Unemployed
Councils,
MrTe
.distinction
of
being
the
first
candidate
to
receive
ipjrnal
nomination
in
the
forthcoming
provincial
election
contest
in
Prince
Rupert
riding
He
is
the
first
to
line
up
stt
the
starting
post
but
may
expect
a
hot
fight
before
the
fJnMhi
post
s
reached.
He
will
have,
at
least,
some
measure
or
emnuiastic
support
although
the
following
which
hfcr
would
purport
to
represent
v6uld
atype&r
to
be
considerably
divided
with
the
prospect
that
LaboV
may
be
heard
from
further
in
the
dampftlgil
otherwise
than
In
his
sup-
Jf31
80
as
tlie
or(1jnaiy
political
observer
is
concerned,
tjfe,
most
interest
in
local
political
developments
cnires
in
what,
if
anything,.
the
true-blue
Conservatives
and
the
"Bowser"
party
are
going
to
do
about
the
fight.
UnqtarShauly,
the
cleavage,
whjgh.has
developed
in
Con-servaftiye
ranks
through,
Mr.
Bowser's
entry
into
the
field
which
was
pot
helped
by
Premier
Tolmie's
announce,
menta
day
or
so
ago
that
he
had
iriven
ud
union
nbins
and
would
go
to
the
country
with
a
reorganized
Conservative
jjflie
open
secret
that
the
jiVbvincial
organization
(joes
eel
nisuosetl
to
waste
its
resources
in
an
area
where
it
realizes
it
has
little,
if
any,
prospect
of
success,
possibly
ae-Wuttt
for
the
indifference
and
uncertainty
among
lochl
CJ3rf&rvtlve
followers
as
to
their
course
of
action.
They
ate
racked
between
the
alternate
prohfe'ms
tit
whether
thtey
shoUjd
support
Tolriife,
Bowser
or
Pattullo.
,
W.
Pattullb,
Who,
it
i
conceded
will
be
tendered
and
fiJ
the
local
Liberal
riomln'atloii,
the
ihatter
leing
fflfiroly
clormallfy,
is
the
only
candidate
In
Prince
Rujert
flding
who
appears
to
hUve
a
united
folloyvlng.
This
is
a
"tojjjj
viftage
in
thefTgt
and,
with
the
further
fcMmlng
Mtffiity
that
his
becoming
premier
of
the
pro-viftce
ilJ
only
be
delayed
as
long
as
the
election
is
deferred,
there
would
appear
to
be
ri'o
doubt
whatever
as
to
the
outcome
oi
me
local-contest.
a.iltheV1
howeyer;
PrMce
.Rupert
ralMctdtHp
take.tho
usual
fnt&rctt
in
the
'.AY..nL"veymfJ.may
be
mode
by
the
UnjteU.
States
to
ameUorate.
thejHp
"
th
will
be
a
rrrattSr
of
vltill
Im-W'Sc&fo1
IVinpe
Kupen.
DaVriloninfhts
Monk
the
ljne
of
oriff
uWmenU
with
:(
vjRjft
aHelrthffit
of.ti-Ade
between
CtfnanK
find
the
tfnifed
States
will
be
followed
IfejJMthtrenVJtjtercsi.-
,
'
f
MEt
'6y
'erlnp
of
the
AW
"
A
entel-jrig
unltM
States
from
CanadJC
locfll
Interests
have
Ibnir
teen
fiSlS"
WiS.the
PT0Cisi
fn
complete
control
oi
tne
pUDlic
affinrs
of
the
noiirhborinir
rennhlif.
it
U
f
i'
vi
'
BuiiiBining
in
me
line
or
adit
df
the
tariff
op
fish
as
well
as
dthcr
Chiirtdlan
K
In
rrninir
tn
nnund
Thn
Arin'U'Au
l-t
'i.'hr,'
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t.rr.
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life
ttof
c
vTo
is.OW
micht
oe
an
advantairenu
timn
t
n
llVrro
fnrn
nnnlh
upfln
the
floral
eovernrhont
thP
Ininortaffce
of
ch-bj)crat-Ing
with
the
United
Stfetbtj
In
liny
sucj
fpe
of
t'httff
revision
as
that
now
being
prbp'oKecl
on
trie
other
side.
EASTER
IS
GELEltATE0
Special
Services
Held
Yesterday
in
All
Churches
of
City
Large
Congregations
With
most
auspicious
weather
prevailing
fqij
fhe(
occasion,
here
were
large
congregations
.at
$pec)a;
Easter
Sunday
services
in
all
the
churches
of
the
city
yesterday.
The
churches
were,
all
special
deSgpr-
aiea
ana
specially
appropriate
serr
mpns
and
musical
programs
hao
been
arranged.
.
At
Firtt.vBaptlst
Church
In
the
morning
the
Sunday
School
met
with
the
church
congregation
drit
special
musical
numbers.
were
given
bv
the
different
departments,
the
children,
taking
a,
large,
part
in
tht
program.
The
serrnon
theme
of
the
pastor.
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Dafoe,
wat
"The
Dawn
of
God's
Tomorrow."
The
ordinance
of
baptism
was
performed
at
tht
close
of
the
service
At
evening
service
there
was
a
brief
Easter
message
by
the
pastor
anc
special
Easter
music,
.
the
Lenten
drama
Release,"
whlcji
was
presented
with
such
success,
on
Thursday
night,
being
peatea.
W
Vaughan
Davies
presided
at
the
argan
for
the
services,
At
momlpj
service
IrFt'rst
Pres
byterian
Church,
Rev.
W.
0.
Grant
Holllngworth
preached
on
"I
Uons
of
ImmortalltV,
;
The
Ju:
Choir,
under
the
leadership,
choirmaster
and
organist,
Ji
5jiner-
Mn
6ates
ywHtfu
uwussion
oi
uie
grave
proDlems
Which
rill
face
the
country
today.
1
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t
-
ElK
.
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..
..
.:(.
Liavey.
sane
two
cn
torn
Bells,"
with
Miss
assort,
id;
."8ii
Miss
Betty
Woods,
s$lo
"Your
.Lord
is
enlng,
the
it.'
hum-
MArceljA&ur
vocal
duet
"f2m
Divine."
trjm
we
BW..WWflCt
wife
hulary
of
Mgh."
The
xfiiSr
sang
Toon
E.
Da
vey
sang
as
a
In
First
tihltcA
Church
the
Ji-
nior
9br
Krderefl
specjlal
mus)c
in
the
morning
and
the
Senior
Choir
in
the
evening,
the
pastor.
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke,
delivering
brief
but
appropriate
sermons
both
morning;
and
evening.
The
anthem
of
the
Senior
Choir
in
the
eveninf
was
"God
So
Loved
the
World."
Soloints
of
the
evening
were
Mrs.
P
C.
Miller
who
sang
"There
is
a
Oreen
Hill
Far
Away."
and
Cr
R.
0
Large,
who
sang
"Open
the
Oates
of
the
Temole."
Bert
Cameron
played
Handel's
"Largo",
as
a
violin
solo.
Miss
Swanoa
Cftafson
A.T.CJU.
presided
a't
the
organ.
Holy
Communion
was
celebrated
at
8.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathfral
a
the
morning
service
by
the
dean
Verv
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson.
.The
choir,
under
direction
of
A.
J.
Lancaster,
nni
the
anthem.
"Jesus
if
RUn'
The
anthem
at
the
evening
Mrvlri
was
"Ood
So
Loved
thr
World."
There
were
aoproprtatr
er-oh'
the
rlean
boh
mornlri'
and
evening.
A
special
address
w:v
given
the
children
at
Sunduv
School
in
the
afternoon
by
Miss
E
O
itv
M.D.
At
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
of
the
Annunciation.
Rt
Rev.
E
M
Bunos.
O.M.I,
Bishop
of
Northern
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon
aWttye
prih
priest.
R
v.
Fathf
l.iR,,apint
0,M.I
participated
in
the
Easter
Sunday
mass
in
the
morning
and
the
rventnn
services
The
Easter
Sunday
services
came
in
culmination
to
Holy
Week
ser
vices
which
had
been
conducted
since
Wednesday.
s'
Easter
Dance
i
Was
Jolly
Affair
VI..
.
.
.
I
I
Thirty
Couples
Prevent
at
AHalr!
Iist
pi'ursda
Nlj
lit,
In
!
Brother
ll'ilis'
Home
,
Thirty
couples
attended
an
en
-Joyable
dance
held
by
the
ks'
Ldde
tliurad'ay
nlht
In
the
Elju'
Home.
Music
was
provided
by
Ba-bgno's
Orchestra
which
was
in
fine
form
and
dahctrik
was
In
full
sway
from
0:iJO
p.m.
until
1
am
Joe
Scott
was
a
genial
master
of
ceremonlet.
Refreslfmehtls
served
at
mfdnlgln
featured
lidt
cross
buns.
The
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
Sam
Joy,
Jack
Cobfi.
Waiter
Johnson.
Alfred
Stcattebol
and
Joe
Scott.
Mrs.
II.
B.
Rochester
and
two
children
returned
home
fl'turilftv
nluht
after
a
ten-day
visit
at
Pnrt
E.sinntoB.
with
Mrs.
Hochestr'
fnothiT.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Brown.
THE
OAIIiT
NEWS
TJ&
Letter
M
VSI&fvLcfi
EI)
N(Vm
fffill
Kifitor,
Daily
News:
Jl-iPPlr'
L
Ml'l
BlaSks
'JR
Wednesday
s
paper
in
which
he
disclaims
the
statement
mtide
that
.he
JSpyffllst
Party
,o
Canada
had
endorsed
action
taken
,W.thci(yhv-empToyea
Councils
In
their
nomination
campaign,
we
wojjld
state
that
Uie
error
ws
duf
tp.toste
and
the
rtjbrt
should
have
jread
"a
delegation
from
labor
orfarzatlons
uidudlrig
the
Sociartst
Prty
of
Canada,
endorsed
such
fiction,
etc."
W.
A.
HOGG.
Secretary.
Unemployed
Councils.
'
r
.
y
v
.
POLITICAL
APPOINTMENTS
Editor,
Da1ly
Nws:
I
'am
writing
in
protest
at
tfte
uunner
in
which
the
crew
of
the
.uveinment
snaK
scow
Bsstngtop
:ia.
been
lured
or
placed
by
the
Prinze
Rup
it
Conservative
Asao-.
iation
I
was
employed
for
fwr
masons
on
the
Bollnjf
ahd.
-sintoip
as
cook
ajjd.he
captain
wwited
me
this
Mam,
But
Ute
powers
Unat
be
ruled
otherwise
and
hav.htcn
out
ot
luisann
ruivc
not
and
served
overseas
p&jy
fi$jvz
the
war.
p'l
numuuupg
-ninf
or
to
fa
aJEejto
engale
hi
ve
u
.jbjco
wnai
yoftUM
aboi
For
alisfactory
Radio
Service
Phone
Blue
320
Kreclrlcal
Itcpairs
Out
of
Town
Work
Solicited
look
.ton
till:
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Supferlbr
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tij.
n
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venue
Plione
Blue
329
P.
i.
Ilo's
152
A.O.
BART
c.n.iNsu
WW
um
Ivia.
mil1
mm
mr.
it
us
s
a
a
sc
scanqai
aiw
jam
tj)HMdi
that
nori
have
made
a
tum
alt
it
ere
imm.
ft'm((nut
fH$m
rSH!?
onef
j
a-
;iy.
In
.fwhtii
hile.faUhes
oTjavTc
oftics
m
1ue
accoiu
tjgSjKA
I
"SuV
KesoTutRm
Mayor
awphens,
who
has
been
harged
by
AW.
Basso-Bert
with
failing
to
Implement
an
election
1
edge
thak
he
wovkl
ewfeavoor
to
revent
the
appointment
of
a
com.-nlssioner.
deniec
ever
havpg
made
mch
a
pledge
and
termed
the'
Basso-Bert
resolution
as
"one
of
-he
silliest
things
that
had
bees
wrought
before
the
eoirfccfl
Mi'
ear."
Aid
Rochester
and
Aid.
wesA
denied
hAvlng
run
mi
anf
inU-commrsWrthfp
p
Jfr
.
W-i-k
recalled
how.
at
a
meeUrg
f
ratepayers
shortly
before
the
;ivlc
election.
Aid.
Bsss-Bfrt
had.
"a
,me
jirm
u
eome
loTXAra
with
his
$9
for
a
fund
to
be
used
n
placing
an
application
tor
'ommlsMoner
before
the
courts.
He
'Aid
Black
wonderd
what
had
railed
Aid
Bavi-D-rt's
-ha'
mi
)f
heait.
...
revenues
cut
Down
Hospital
Hoard
Racine
Financial;
Problem.
1$
.View
of
Dimin-
j
isiied"
(frantsX-
Graduation
j
OnMay
3
j
Correspondence
tn
connection
mn
m
'SUM
bt
tKe
provincial!
vKrt
reJd.
at
thei
reaular
monthly
nWBtinjLot
the
aboard
of
dlrars
oLUic
Prince
'rlnc
Rupert
General
iios-felR
lilt
ThursMv
rugbl.A
rfQ-test
aT
the
.ul
had
been
made
through
T,
D.
PUullw.
M
L..
but
a
reply
from
Mr.
Pattullo
stateo
tlyU,
he
hd
taken
the
matter
.
up
wfth'jrtf
jpvenimeiM
mplch
was
not
disposed
to
ma
Re
any
altera-tltfc...
.
-AJ.ough.
tUe.
n4rw.br
ijnnoaea
five
percent
tax
on
meals
over
50c.
li
to,
be
uted
exclusively
for
assisting
rioap&Q.
It
U
believed
this
will
'all
far
fhort
of
making
up
for
the
cut
fovemiieriljgijant
rorbM
,iated
waTtke
city
Intended
to
ray
per
capta
thU
year
t
ifjr
c.
Thanks
to
Life
Insurance
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SAVE
WRIGUY
5
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APPEW-WriU
!
PREMIUM
GIFT
CATAlOc5
only
on
Prince
Rupert
patient,
assuming
no
responsibility
for
patients
from
outside
points,
t
Since
1921
the
city
h.ii
paid
a
80c
per
capita
grant
on
all
patients
doml-:llid
in
Brlth
Columbia.
Ways
and
means
of
economizing
in
view
of
diminlsheo
revermi
wree
.d-f?ussed.
May
3
was
set
as
the
date
for1
the
annual
nurses'
graduation
exercises
this
year,
arrangement
for
ame
being
left
to
the
lady
super-i
tendent
There
will
be
nine
Ifcal
vraduaku
while
nn
gradnate
from
Port
Simpson
will
take
her
exercises
at
the
.jne
time.
It
was
decided
to
InstaJ
a
taasi
coil
lit
the
furnace
to
heat
water
for
the
servici-
,,
not
eao
$.)0
,,,,
thi.s
will
1.
hi.,,.,.
six
month
by
Pr
sent
it
Uu
Prink
Dii.b.
h
board.
W
M
Hr,,n
O.
V.
WIIRiris,.
O
P.
Tlllk-Tf,
!;,,
fflanugliiK
seer,
.n
kept
in
force
He
will
get
'200
a
Month
as
long
as
he
lives
"ITIIKN
his
earning
days
arc
over
lie
h
mip
-1
f
7
ilefinitc
income
for
the
rest
of
litf
Ufk
Hven
in
"ill
1
,!
will
get
a
cliwjue
for
$200
to
spend
as
lie
pleasr.
H
tan
lake
things
easy,
travel,
play,
enjoy
life
to
die
full
All
became
he
has
arranged
lhat
Life
In?uror!r
will
r..iJ
for
hfiii
afier
lie
lias
relirrtl.
As
long
as
he
lives
lie
will
be
free
fr&fu
wfffk
aiid
v
-irv
free
froifl
ilic
tiiireffaiiiifes
nf
oilier
investments.
Sonic
jbiy
you
will
want
to
rpiii
die
iliftfj'Jrn'iil
-
.""1
'U
jiift
ilcciilc
llic
ft
11
or
m,
income
you
need
may
!
i
$500
a
monlh
and
then
comtilt
&
Life
In'Airan.
.
t
prf
&Vffi4
p
wlfl
fell
you
How
i!pl-),)Ti
clfli
ci.su..
fniure
fniTqiriiileiice
for
jmirfclf
and
aileqiiale
protection
'"i
x
,uf
fanlily.
4
$33500,000
.
,
,
PAID
TO
LIVINQ
POLICYHOLDERS
lk
THE
PAST
I
YEARS
Ilurlng
the
..'tlirre
yer,
IMng
)Milir)iin(lrri
Irj
Cn.U
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