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TWO
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(Next
Qrmes,
Third
Avenue)
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arrived
from
Oake's,
London,
Eng.,
Rabicord,
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Proofed
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COATS
$20.00
4
$27.50
Have
sold
this
film's
coat
for
20'.
year's
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Samples
of
Isaac
Carr's
Celebrated
West
of
England
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COATINGS
to
measure,
$30.00
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light,
moth
proof
and
water
proofed
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MR.
DUNNING'
S
WEAK
POINT
98
88
1.11)
.1)2
.2ft
Monday,
March
23,
1936
The
Weakness
in
the
Dunning
scneme
to
compel
pro
vinces
needing
federal
aid
to.
hand
over
control
of
their
'
finances
is
that
the
federal
government
is-
as
anxious
ds
jf
are
the
province
themselves
that
not
one
of
them
shall
default.
If
there
were"
a
"bankrupt
province,
it
would
cripple
all
provinces.
The
western'
provinces-
Manitoba,
Saskatchewan,
Alberta
and
British
Columbia
are
important
markets
for
the
manufacturers
of
Quebec
and
Ontario.
They
seem
to
be
necessary
evils.
They
are
in
something
the
same
position
as
the
unemployed
in
Vancouver
who
are
mostly
people
who
have
come
in
from
the
surrounding
districts
and
spent
their
money
,
in-
the
city
and
then
they
ask
the
city
to
keep
them.
Without
these
outside
people,
now
on
,
relief,
the
city
would
be
crippled.
Without
the
western
provinces
the
provinces
of
Ontario
and
Quebec
would
be
seriously
crippled.
We
are
necessary
to"
Ottawa
and
so
is
our
credit
and
good
name
necessary
to
Dominion
credit.
So
we,
the
western
provinces,
go
to
Ottawa
in
time
Of
stress
and
say:
"You
have
sold
us
your
goods.
You
have
'
sucked
us
dry
with
the
prices
you
charge
in
a
protected
market.
You
have
built
up
your
businesses
at
our
expense.
So
now
you
must
do
something
to
help
us.
We
do
not
come
,
to'
you
as
suppliants
but
as
members
of
the
same
family
who
have
a
right
to
ask
payment
for
what
we
do
for
the
rest
of
you."
Premier
Aberhart
is
right
when
he
demands
help
in
his
refunding
scheme
and
in
asking
loans
so
that
the
pro
vihce
of
Alberta
may
p'av
its
debt.
In
his
stand
he
will
probably
receive
the
backing1
bf:
all
the
western
provinces
for
all
want
a
debt
refunding.
We
suggest
that
the
west
should
make
this
refunding
the
price
of
adherence
to
the
confederation
scheme.
Without
the
west,
the
east
would
languish.
If
the
business
of
the
west
is
worth"
anything,
that
price
should
be
paid.
It
will
take
a
cleverer
man
than
Finance
Minister
Dunning
to
fasten
a
'yoke
about
the
necks
of
the
western'
provinces,
taking
advantage
of
their
need
to
enslave
them
f
inancfally.
He
Fsht
which
tntide
Prince
Rupert
Famous
Klip!
ert
Brattd"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
Bf
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
hi
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Tony
Martinusen's
New
Boat
Dovre
B.
Launched
Capt.
William
01-i
iver
Celebrates
Birthday.
The
launching
took
place
trpm
W.
R.
Menchions'
shipyard
In
Vancouver
last
Wednesday
of
the
new
halibut
boat
Dovre
B.
beinfe;
built
tor
Capt.
Anton
Martinusen
of
Prince!
Rupert.
The
vessel,
02
feet
'long
with
10
feet'
beam
and
eight
.feet'
moulded
depth,
Is
Costing
in
',
excess
of
$17,000
and
Is
to
fie
flt-'ted
out
and
in
commission
Inside
of
the
next
two
weeks.
She
is
said
;
to
be
one
of
the
finest
halibut
boats
lor
the
Canadian
.fleet
and
will
be
U
decided
acquisition'
to
the
vessels
of
Prince
Rupert
which
will
be
her
home
port.
Incidentally,
she
is
the
first
new
halibut
boat
to
be
launched
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
this
year.
Capt.
William
Oliver,
veteran
missionary
pilot
and
one
of
British
Columbia's
best
known
pioneer
seafarers,
celebrated
his
eighty-
eighth
birthday
at
his
home
in
New
Weistminster
last
Thursday.
Although',
now
living
in
retirement
Capt.
Oliver,
despite
his
advanced
age',
Is
still
enjoying
good
health,
his
many
friends
In
Prince
Rupert
district
will
be
glad
to
hear.
The
Canadian
halibut
boat
came
in
at
the
feek-end
on
account
of
a
broken
pump
and
the-
Borgund
had
to
return'
to
port
owing
to
the
skipper,
Capt.
Anton
Dybhavn,
getting
a
rat-fish
bone
in
his
arm.
"Build
B.C.
Payrolls"
Pacific
Milk
Up
North
I
JVATOWflttf,
A
mother
who
has
lived
up
North
where
grass
is
slack
writes
that
the
doctors
there
recommend
canned
milk
for
(
i
babies
and
that
her
own
j
little
grandson
was
reared
on
.
Pacific
Milk,
which
was
pdrt
,
of
the
doctor's
own
prescription.
She'
says
she
can
not
speak
too
highly
of
Pacific
Milk.
Pacific
Milk
IRRADIATED
OF
COURSE
The
Economy
Store
Features
f
Libby's
Products
19cSa!e
SOUPS
Vegetable,
Asparagus,
Pea,
Spinach
-f
Qm
,
vino
TOMATO
JUICE
Large
2
-tins-
CHILI
CON
CARNE
Picnic',
per
tin
RIPE;
OLIVES
l's
per
tin
PORK
&
BEANS
2
squat
1
tins
PREPARED"
MUSTARD
2
jars
POTTED
MEATS
'&
2
tins
19C
19
c
19c
19c
19c
19c
CRUSHED
RIPE
OLIVES
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Qp
i.'c
fnr
cnfir1ui('rVllS
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I
ne
V
V
SMALL
WHITE
BEANS
6
lbs
DOMESTIC
SHORTENING
per
lb.
EAIRYLIGnT'
CAKE
FLOUR,
per
tokg.
15c
28c
I
BLUE,-
RtBB'ON
.MATCHES
O
9p
CASH
SPECIALS
25c
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
'Where
hohan
have
Alore
Cents!"
P.
O.
IBox
515
Phone
18
TROPHIES
ATSTAKE
Winners
6t.
the
Badminton
Finals
Will
Carry
off
a
Number
of
Cups
The
stage
Is
all
e.t
for
Uie
conclusion
of!
the
fames
in
rthe
city
baamlntbil
tfnlhiamenf
at
the-
Ar-'noiiry
Hall
tonight
By
observers
It
is
noticed
that
there
is
a
keenness
about.the
-badminton
games
this
season
that
has
never
been
apparent
in
the
past.
It
Is
clear
that
this
InVllgpratlng'
sport
Is
catching
hold-hi
the
minds
t
the
voungir
people
arid
in
Prince
Rupert
is
being
rapidly
developed
a
brand
of
play
that
speaks
much
lot
the
ability
and
endurance
of
tlic
contestants,
and
that
will
pas
undep
favorite'
review1
by
crillcs
elsewhere.
the
followhtK
cups
will
be
played
for
aVitl'
woiv
by
the
sa&
te'ssful
coritehddrs
tlijs
eVenlhg:
Watt's
Challenge
.Cup,
for
mixed
doubles.
McCutcheon's
Challenge
Ciip.
for
ladles'
doubles.
Bryant
Co.
Ltd.
Challenge'
Cup,
ror
men's
doubles.
Empire
Challenge
'Cupj
for-
men's
singles.
".
Hellbroner's
Challenge
Cup
for
ladies'
singles
Tonight's
final
will
be
as
follows:
'
7
p.m.
5r.
Murray
and
E.
Rtvctt
vs.
B.
Cross
and
M.
Lawrence,
.
7
p.m.
Miss
M.
McKay
vs;
Mlsi
F.
prdss
7:30
p.m.
J.
Horton
and
J.
Nor-rington'.
vs.
P.
Mcintosh
and
R.
Bartlet't.
8:30
pjn.
Miss
D.
Patmore
vs.
Miss
fi.
Rlvet.
8:00
p.m.J.
Murray
and
Blak-?
vs.
O:
Young
and
E.
Wilding;
I
o.iu
u
in.
mis.
u.
iviiLciicii
uuu
Miss
M.
McKay
vs,
Mrs:
D.
Horton
and
Miss
E.
DavLs.
9:00
p.m.
J.
Murray
vs.
R.
R
Franks.
9:00
p.m.
Miss
.
E.
Rlvett
and
Miss
O:
Palmer
vs,
Miss
D.
Pat-
mbre
and
J.
Cross.
9:30
p.m.
J;
Horton
vs
Bryant.
Miss
F.
Cross
arid
W.
Cross
vs.
Mrs
D.
Horton
and
B.
Murray.
Hospitality
Brings
J
oil
OTTAWA,
March
V23:
(CP)
Or-vll
Beaty
IS
particular
now
who
warrris
hands
in
his
filling
station,
three
men
who
recently
accepted
his
hospitality
having
robbed
him
of
$30;
:
Reach
the
most
people-
in
city
and
district
with
an
advertisement
In
the
Dally
News..
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V
PYREi
FOR
COOKING
W
1RECTLY
ON
THE
FLAME
Nctr
bcrort
wtrt
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clrif.
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dithrt
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AS
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AT
YOUK
SRRVICK
Proprietors
ttert
Morran
ti
Hai
ftarrH
Dorirt
forgettjie
number
45G
NOVELTIES
ON
VESSEL
I
IPnntlnnpn
I
mm
Pairs
1
aers
will'
hear
the1
.musical,
tones
of
a
perfectly
adjusted
emiren
belli
I
The
10-tnn
sirens
or
the
super-liner
have
been
carefully
tuned
Id
"A."
Itv
full
blase
tlietf
Will!
be
heard
10
miles
away,
but
on
board'
ship,
if
the
designers
can
fee
bellcvc'd,
there
will
be
not
a
trace
of
those
fog-horn
blues.
i
One,
of
the
electrical
novelties
will
be
the
microphone
adjustments
of
lights
in
the
verandah
grllf
where
the
late
night
life
of
the
ship
will
be
centred.
The
lighting'
of
the
cafe
will
automatically
change
hv
keeping
with
the
type
of
music
being
played.
Nor
have
all
the
novelties
been
reserved
for
the
passengers.
Tho
member
of
the
crew
who
stands
watch!
iv
the
crow's
nest,
at
Rreaf-helght
"over
the
water
will
not
encourage
the
lament
of
"pity
the
poor
sallbr
on
a
night
like
this."
;
He
'will'
ascend
to
his
nest
inside
the
mast,
instead
or
climbing
up
a
ladder
outside,
and
his
nest
will
be
electrically
heated
and
shielded-
from
the
elements.
.
The
Dally
News
is
an
A.
B.
napT-
C.
Monday,
March
23,
Tliis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tti
Lhjuor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Oovernrnent
of,
Hrlth
Columbia.
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CONStiUrtATEl)
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&,
SMELTING
COMPANY
OP
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TltAilv
HKttlVII
COIAIMUIA
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
lirand
Chemical
Fertilizer
Ammonium-Phosphates,
Sulphate
of
Ammonia,
Superphosphate)
Complete
Fertilizers
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadanac
Brand
Mctah
fiold,
Silver.
Uicctrt)lytlc
Lead,-
Zinc,
Cailinluin,
Bismuth..
If
vnil'
low
Hnvlhtnir.
irv
rl:mvifiol
an.
Millions
of
"Little
Savings"
Make
Up
Life
Insurance
IIFE
INSURANCE
ASSETS
large
in
the
aggregate
actually
consist
of
the
"little
savings"
of
more
than
3,500,000
Canadian
policyholders.
The
great
majority
of
these
policyholders
arc
men
and
women
bf
moderate
means,
whose
thrift
often
involves
personal
sacrifice.
Sharing
in
the
protection
and
financial
security
,
of
Life
Insurance,
are
people
from
every
walk
in
life
including
thou-sands
upon
thousands
of
wage
earners'
w
hose
savings
are
necessarily
small,
that
is
why
Life
Insurance
is
rightly
regarded
as
Canada's
greatest
co-operative
Life
Consider
what
your
savings
in
Life
Insurance
mean
to
you
and
your
dependants,
in
protection
and
pcacc-bf-nilnd.
Then
you
can
realize
what
millions.of
similar
savings
mean
to
the
people
of
Canada.
These
combined
savings
in
Life
Insurance,
which
total
more
than
Two
Billion
Dollars,
arc
safely
and
profitably
invested
so
that
every
obligation
to
policy
holders
and
beneficiaries
may
be
promptly
and
lully
met.
Day
after
day,
year
after
year,
the
"little
savings
in
Life
Insurance
accomplish
great
things
in
aiding
the
widows
and
fatherless
in
educating
children
in
making
older
men
and
Women
financially
independent.
Insurance
Guardian
of
'I'll!
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