lOI
TWO
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue.
LIMITED
Phone
K
Here
They
Are
NEW
SPRING
SHOES
DAILY
EDITION
BY
oenorita
You
will
be
delighted
with
styles
and
leathers
offered
.
and
at
such
moderate
prices.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITLSQ
COLUMBIA
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
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DOES
IT
MEAN?
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Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
Friday,
April
13,
1934
I
15.00
JO
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SjOO
1.40
.25
m
Yesterday
afternoon
an
order
was
sent
by
the
newly
formed
Horticultural
Society
for
over
seventeen
hundred
rose
bushes
for
people
who
during
the
last
.three
days
have
put
in
orders
for
them.
The
roses
re
being
sold
at
cost
with
the
object
of
carrying
on
the
work
of
beautify
ing
Vhe
city
and
making
it
known
as
a
city
of
roses
rather
than
a
city
of
rain.
The
movement
,was
commenced
rather
late
in
the
sea
son.
Had
it
been
a
few
weeks
earlier
two
thousand
roses
could
easily
have
been
ordered.
Many
residents
had
al
ready
purchased
their
supplies,
mostly
from
out
of
town
points.
If
it
is
found
that
this
importation
is
successful
it
is
possible
that
it
may
be
repeated
next
year
unless
some
local
florist
decides
to
take
it
up,
order
in
quantities
and
sell
at
a
very
small
margin
of
profit
so
that
the
work
will
oe
accomplished
through
legitimate
business
channels.
In
putting
on
the
drive
thjs
spring
there
was
no
thought
1M
flirt
MiHrln
4-1.
L
-
C
1
i
1
1
1
ui
me
iiuiiua
ui
tue
jh
uiuoiers
01
competing
wun
loca
stores.
The
season
for
rose
nlantintr
was
almost
over
he
fore
the
drive
commenced.
No
nersnnnl
onnvacc
unc
maIn
the
only
publicity
given
being
through
the
medium
of
the
Daily
News
and
the
response
,was
wonderful.
.One
nersnn
was
kept
.busy
in
.the
newspaper
office
most
of
two
days
answering
inquiries
and
taking
orders.
All
this
was
done
for
the
good
of
the
cause
and
the
secretary
of
the
asso
ciation
also
gave
his
time
wjthout
remuneration
just
for
the
satisfaction
of
knowing
that
he
was
doing
something
i-w
iicjjj
wauiii
v,
,tue
uty
anu
encourage
me
cultivation
o
flower
gardens.
t
The
response
to
tthe
move
of
the
Horticultural
Society
indicates
that
people
.are
anxious
to
do
something
if
they
w.wjf
ohuwu
now,
it
iuuu.ciies
a
genuine
uesire
to
im
prove
the
city
and
should
lead
to
better
wardens
everv
where.
It
also
seems
to
indicate
that
the
period
of
financia
ujicsaiuii
is
l
ujmuy
passing.
People
who
may
contemplate
making
investments
or
speculating
in
stocks
should
read
the
summary
of
the
address
given
by
Ar,
J.
T.
Mandy
to
the
Rotary
Club
yesterday.
He
nde
clear
Jthe
difference
between
investment
and
spQculaUon
and
warned
those
who
had
a
little
money
againaecoining
what
is
generally
known
in
the
rather
vulgar
parlance
of
the
curb
as
"suckers."
In
these
days
when
so
many
people
like
to
dabble
in
stocks
or
when
they
are
willing
to
listen
to
the
siren
voice
of
the
promoter,
the
advice
of
Dr.
Maridy
to
investigate
well
before
investing
is
verv
appropriate.
SMELTERS
'
ACTIVITY
Consolidated
Plans
Another
Rusy
Season
ThH
Year
in
Omlneca
Mining
Division
Making
Ready
Early
Presence
of
Field"
Engineer
In
District
Believed
Significant
j
Consolidated
Mining
ti
SmelUng
!
Co..
according
to
word
received
Jin
j
Prince
.Rupert,
ip
already
laying
i
plans
for
another
season
of
active
development
this
year
of
its
far
flung
Interests
In
the
Omlneca
min
ing
division.
,
i
The
most
important
operation
of
Smelters
in
-the
Interior
so
far
Is
the
large
scale
placer
development
at
cl-i
to
frl-
In
fhp
fiprmnnsnn
In
the
Thutade
Lake
country,
chal-copyrlte
and
gold
claims
on
Morice
Mountain
near
Bear
Lake
at
the
headwaters
of
the
Skeena
River
and
the
bornlte
and
malachite
Driftwood
property.
The
presence
of
late
of
H.
C.
Glegerich,
field
engineer
for
.Con
solidated
from
Klmberley.
in
the
interior
Is
taken
as
evidence
that
the
company
is
preparing
for
an
other
active
season
both
north
of
and
in
the
Immediate
proximity
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
line.
The
nearest
of
the
mining
pro
perties
on
which
the
company
has
beep
active
during
recent
years
is
notjes
than
100
miles
north
of
the
railway
line.
At
present
the
chief
means
of
access
to
the
properties
has
been
by
airplane,
the
company
having
maintained
a
machine
with
Ken
Dewar
as
pilot
and
bases
at
Burns
Lake
and
Fort
St.
James.
Smelters
activities
in
this
remote
region
are
believed
by
many
to
be
based
on
the
ultimate
prospect
of
a
railway
being
built
westward
through
Peace
River
Pass
to
the
Pacific
Coast
at
Prince
Rupert
or
Stewart.
The
Letter
Box
WATER
SERVICES
Editor,
Dally
News:
According
to
a
notice
In
the
press
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
is
going
to
discontinue
water
services
to
some
of
its
oltlzens
commencing
April
15.
,
Is
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert!
ready
to
be
responsible
for
epide
mics
of
disease
which
will
follow
this
drastic
action?
Epidemics
due
to
such
action
would
isolate
the
city,
curtail
halibut
landings
and
would
be
published
throughout
the
land,
thus
giving
to
Prince
Rupert
an
unsavory
name.
Could
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
cope
with
such
epidemics
of
dis
ease?
Can
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
legally
and
morally
deny
water
services
to
any
of
Its
citizens?
Has
not
the
provincial
department
of
health
something
to
say
in
the
matter?
C.
D.
CLARKE
New
York
Lady's
jewelry
Returned
NEW
YORK,
April
13:
Jewelry
valued
.at
$30,000
belonging
4.0
Mrs.
John
Loeb,
daughter
of
Arthur
Lehmans
and
niece
of
Governor
Lehmans
of
New
York,
was
retur
ned
as
mysteriously
as
lt
had
been
taken.
POULTRY
RAISER
CONQUERS
''ROUP"
fraltf
MlnarJ'i
Llnlmtnt
A
Rmtdy
for
Roup
pr
Bronchial
Flu
Ka4
la
tkb
UtUr
from
O.
MIitMU.
hWl
n)
fhn
it
hroU
out
amoDi
lib
Mlr
hm.
-Attn
trriai
othar
VanaUa
n
obUlnlni
no
rnulu
vbaUttr,"
wrHaa
Mf.
Hlatl.ll.,
-I
UM
Mlnard't
Ul.,
U
.It
rop.
ea
Uw
loafs.
aa4
aom.
Una.
mora,
d.prndlnf
on
th.
blroa.
I
ua
Cltl.
Iliat
It
Mp.i
m.
Mt
a
lot.-Inara.
Llnlm.nl
la
a
triad
mU
imoa
raaiady
for
.pralna,
bnrna,
arulan
aoa
.kla
u
wall
M
for
Hroa.kWJ
ul
THE
!
DAILY
NEWS
Friday.
Ap:
:
i;
Why
ARE
You
Always
Tired?
Wkjr
4'i
Jim
bat.
to
arauh
Jajrt
Uat
Mtt
'aadlaia
latin
4
jrutir
ftwu
bud
wi'
ITvtwUir
Tun
.aul
U
araroW
Vo
V941
bar
,tn.
aoaxar,
;
anaoar
ia
r
kaalr
tut
xr
aam.
LK
I
attaa.
ymut
Iimi,
ntfiuaiiir
of
aaUt
Kaa't
mrti
mpitu
tbmiuboa.
la
lacC.
bnapltu
.iiauoaWoa
voublat
laowaaoU.
ho
k.ar
auaport
it
twexwt
tlxy
r'
nul.
5
bat
u
If
Laadacb!,
ladtboa
aud
dro
an
a
OCCMX.
?
ih,
aenaisW
fcabiia.
plua
aa
oftaaional
ra-trahibf
,
piaaafi.t.taauac
gUaa
U
Aatiraa.
Um
ball
iU
kp
7
our
iiiia
U
1m
Iom.
J'l
xiraMlf,
tlrrp
oaWi.aUjr
wl.
plratr
(
Inch
f
Jfi
warvia.,
nJ
or
lair.
tab
vvtk
.ago
aa
iavia'orab.af
tlaaa
ol
AMni,
W
Llp
Nalura
aat
jaur
irwa
laraa;
uipmt
mi
iawnUaa.
Do
Una
ru.bl
tkUo
aaJ
you
n
p
it.
Tow
aeprkl.
aill
fe
Cm1-and
ya
aiU
aaoafx
lb'
kr
d.
j
!
pbyhcal
tirpraaaiua.
Cat
Aadat
litar
Mt
irva
r
dniaa
to-da;
aud
adept'tbrn
aUbpW
kllua.
rulta
Ma.aat
Ua
aaniko
btk
aTnnla.
ia
tita.
?S'at
oOr.
.
lai.a
buttla.
Tic.
S.U
Aaaota:
Jab
a
A.
Bum
Co..
Lid
.
ltftala
M
I.T.ver
secUon
near
Manson
Creek',
anyone
for
the
asking.
Also
the
in
its
.OCAl
U0-
;,vhlrh
unrlor
rfirwtlnn
nf
W
M
City
XotUnat;
Ogllvle
and
with
a
crew
of
between
erage
":es
where
sound
advice
forty
and
fifty
men
employed,
came
,
uW
be
obtained,
into
production
last
fall.
By
"akng
a
study
of
the
cond
-
Other
Consolidated
interests
on.)
U
r-
ucpartmental
report
it
which
extensive
develooment
Is
ex-
as
easy
for
the
Investor
to
choose
pected
to
be
continued
this
year
I
IAXGEUS
by
SPECULATION
AND
upV
Tp
AVOID
11FJNG
ON
"SUCKER
LIST
(Continued
from
Pace
V.
between
the
unsound
fairy
tales
of
are
the
rich
gold
deposit
known
asle
promoter
and
sound
lnfonna-the
Polaris
Group
at
the
head
.of
j
Wdted
through
the
dcpait-
Mesilinka
River,
copper
propertlts
i
oi
in
Vuc
vj
-ic
formation
available
and
the
efforts
of
the
government
to
protect
Investors,
there
would
be
many
a
s'horn
lamb."
Dr.(Mandy
then
gave
a
number
of
instances
where
speculators
had
won
out.
These
had
been
sound
speculations
based
on
knowledge.
He
told
how
Harry
Oakes
had
discovered
Lakeshore
and
had
been
turned
down
by
the
big
companies.
He
then
Interested
his
friends
in
the
find
!
and
secured
sufficient
capital
to
finance
development.
Optimism
and
faith
buoyed
him
up
and
he
had
been
able
to
.keep
a
controlling'
interest
In
what
had
become
the
greatest
gold,
mine
lm
Canada.
He
has
been
offered
as
high
as
$32,000.-000
for
his
52
Interest
Other
examples
-of
sound
speculation
were
seen
in
those
who
put
their
money
into
Mclntyre
in
the
!
Porcupine
district,
the
promoters
culator
and
the
other
a
gambler
and
a
sucker.
Kinds
of
Investments
The
speaker
then
outlined
the
UIaaI.aJ
.
.
1
II.-
-
J
I
.
.
-
.
'
C
Clothiers
Lt
Men's
Heavy
Weal
Sox
,
.
.
..
to
clear
Ladies'
Brown
and
Black
Pumps-Blunt
toes,
per
pair
Grey
Suede
Sfort
Oxfords
per
pair
'
v"u
V,c
'c
a
v""
01jjng
down
of
the
operation.
This
which
could
be
calculated.
This
wasveln
where
Intmeaed.
was
seven
a
sound
investment
but
the
price
of
,feet
ln
wldtn
wltn
a
good
pr0p0r.
the
stock
would
be
high.
mminft
values
tIon
of
ore.
carrying
2.
The
mine
In
which
lt
was
pos-
,
nt,M
flnrt
,.llv,r
Th
vin
l
iiin.
25c
S1.95
$2.95
S3.95
.i..uiin
fUrupg
and
Oxford
pii
pair
WhlU
Moh
QxfarddK-Xiwn
he.i
'
iv.
pair
......
,
v
Ucitfs'
Suntfii
Strti
Cuban
hod
jer
iutr
Wfldiest
Silk
8ervtc
Wrtflit
JHockmr
jier
pair
.
W.
lcin
-st
silk
Creuc
tiian
poi
pair
'Children's
Classic
Shoes,
.hundreds
to
JicJ
from
Fleet
Foot
Runners
for
the
Whole
Family
We
have
just
received
a
large
shipment
of
rft
4
Ladies
Spprt
Oxfords
.
.S
In
five
different
styles.
These
shws
have
been
boulu
for
7
l
iffljtj
i
J
4i
at
a
,ow
,l8ure
slie
'rom
to
T'!
how
arc
worn
&
,,
x
pair
Don't
miss
this
opportunity.
q
q
M
.
J
To
be
old
for
,
V
A'O
Mens
l.irtvy
Work
Shift--
Ail
Wm;
Vvktng
C.ivblnatlons
95c
S2.95
S1.35
B.
C.
CLOTHIERS
LTD.
I'honc
Black
324
ANOTHER
PROPERTY
fnlA
trt
QntllrltA
thn
nrtvnHUA
(r
t
...
t
...
TAKE
OVER
GOLD
MINE
(Continued
I
rom
page
one)
quired
and
intend
to
operate.
A
Ul
LdlvA.
1
lMvi:0-,k
9penln
up
Uw
working,
on
.-
-
the
property
which
has
been
closed
for
some
years
pending
set-
Work
Beln
Resumed
on
.Glacier
Creek
Mine
at
Stewart
To
ement
of
an
esUte.
Tlie
property.
Extend
Tunnel
upon
which
half
a
million
dollars
lias
Already
been
expended
and
STEWART.
April
13:
Further
which
Is
equipped
already
with
of
which
barely
escaped
prosecu-
.evidence
of
Increased
mining
actl-
mill
and
power
plant,
was
a
suc
tion.
Teck-Hughes,
Bralorne
andjvlty
in
the
Portland
Canal
district
cessful
shipper
In
previous
years.
Pioneer
owed
their
existence
to
the
t$
given
by
the
announcement
that
The
ore
runs
about
$20
per
ton
in
speculations
of
the
public.
Cariboo
j
Glacier
Creek
Mining
Company
values,
principally
gold.
Quartz
was
another
example.
Two
Limited
will
start
a
program
of
During
his
stay
In
Prince
Rupert,
courses
were
open,
one
to
be
a
spe-
j
work
as
soon
as
condlUoni
on
the
Col.
Ryan
was
met
by
Ueut.-Col.
S.
ground
permit
which
It
Is
expected
D.
Johnston
and
Major
C
V.
Evltt
will
be
In
about
a
rnonth.
of
the
First
North
B.
C.
Regiment
A
contract
has
been
let
to
drive
and
made
an
inspection
of
the
old
170
feet
from
the
end
of
the
main
Auditorium
building
on
8lxth
Ave-
tnnnel
nnur
Irl
Ml
feet.
The
obltc-
nu
U&1
which
it
l
n!nnr1
tn
various
kinds
of
mining
investment
Uve
,n
the
extcmlon
o(
lne
luhnei
conmt
,nto
an
armory
and
heftdi
,usuiuWi,
u1cmcW
MM.c.
u
to
open
up
a
Unt
Vfln
slniclt
quarUr,
0I
tne
nm
Nortb
q
c
vo
oe
m
.mrer
propwon
w
".jurlng
diamond
drilling
operations
i
Regiment.
102nd.
Battalion.
Col
.
.
,
,
...
some
years
ago
at
which
time
shor-'
Ryan,
who
commanded
the
102nd
102nd.
i.
yi.wuciiig
wine
win.
utc
(und.
rnmocUed
the
c
os
"
posed
to
be
a
continuation
of
the
here
and
stated
that
he
would
do
VZ.7
auT,l"cc
"
"""'imaln
Dunwell
vein
now
under
de-
everything
possible
to
assist
This
was
a
speculative
In-
velonment
lniiiv
in
.h.
,ft.P
vestment.
1
3.
The
mine
In
which
an
advance
:
-
.
could
be
anticipated
through
the!
finding
of
nw
ore
bodies.
This
tool
was
a
speculative
Investment.
4.
The
mine
with
ore
blocked
out
!
of
sufficient
quantity
to
Justify
putting
In
a
mill
was
a
sound
ln-
vestment.
5.
A
company
that
by
means
of!
surface
and
other
exploration
had
'
good
showings
was
a
speculation
I
and
the
person
putting
up
thci
money
should
be
,ln
a
position
to
lose.
A.
A
property
in
proximity
to
a
?ood
mine
In
which
the
shares
were
low
In
price
would
be
pilrely
Speculation,
for
proximity
to
a
good
mine
did
not
necessarily
mean
any
thing.
7.
Finally
the
property
ln
a
new
area.
It
was
people
who
speculated
in
mese
wno
had
brought
the
In
dustry
to
its
present
advanced
state.
But
for
them
many
proper
ties
.could
not
have
been
developed
or
mbilng
area's
illscovered.
People
i
putting
up
their
money
should
be
j
in
a
position
to
lose,
as
the
possli
Diuiies
were
remote.
ne
speaker
urged
that
his
hear
ers
avoid
the
high
pressure
sales
man,
if
they
speculated
with
their
money,
they
sh6uld
do
so
In
a
sound
manner.
They
should
gamble
wiin
uielr
eyes
open,
Dr.ii
Company
AIJoyed
73,U0
in
Ontario
Court
j
TORONTO,
April
13
The
Louis
K,
Liggett
Co.
has
been
allowed
$73,000
as
part
of
its
claim
against
the
trustee
for
Schulte
United
Ltd,
FOR
SOUND
INDUSTRY
Induttry
ond
trodj
or
the
meant
by
which
o
country
makti
effective
uie
of
natyrol
wealth.
Th
Royol
cuik
has
olwoyi
been
ready
to
encouaae
iowrd
Canadian
enterprise.
It
hoi
montalned
Ihlt
attitude
through
many
year
of
varying
condition.
THE
ROYAL
BAN
OF
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K
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eat
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still
maintains
a
deep
Interest,
expressed
the
hope
that
the
department
would
endorse
plans
r
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