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Monday,
Ap-rH
5th.
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Mattresses:
are
built'
for
sleep;
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prices
are
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can
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Wednesday,
April
7,
1937
The
Christian
Method
Chiang
Kai
Shek,
president
of
-China,
is
preparing
td
meet:
the
Japanese
on
their
own
ground
in
their
own
way.
Just
now
he
is
speaking
softly
to
them,
allowing
them
concessions,
and
in
every
way
trying,
to
keep
them
from
attackin
or1
before
the
country
is
rearlv
tn
rprMvp-thpm
Tn
the
meantime,
the
defences
of
the
country
are
being
strengthened
the
army
is
being
trained,
planes
aie
being
secured,
roads
are
being
built
and
everything
possible
done
to
put
the
country
in
a
position;
to
defend
itself.
The
president,
who
is
a
Christian
general,
has
found
that
the
only
way
to
deal
with
military
people
is
to
talk
to
them
in
their
own
language
and
meet
guns
with
guns.
The
country
is
being
educated
in
nationalism
and
is
expected
to
emerge
finally
as
a
strong
military
country
able
and
willing
to
defend
itself
against
any
foe.
That
is
the
me
thod
adopted
in
all
Christian
countries
and,
if
it
is
not
Christian,
it
seems
to
be
effective.
People
who
are
not
willing
to
defend
themselves
are
not
worth
saving.
Diplomats
Are
Busy
Diplomats,
are
busy
in
Europe
just
now.
Most
of
them
are
trying
to
keep:
Europe
out
of
war.
It
is
a
difficult
matter
because
the
dictators
in
the
various
countries:
have
to
retain
the
confidence
of
their
owrt
people
in
order
to
continue
the
dictatorships.
The
defeat
of
Italian
troops
in
Spam
has
been
a
rather
hard
blow
to
Mussolini,
and
needed
a
gesture
of
dissatisfaction
with
the'
twenty-seven
nation
accord
to
detract
attention
from
it.
It
must
be
a
nerve-racking
job,
holding
the
position
of
foreign
secretary
in
Great
Britain,
the
key
nation
in
all
the
diplomatic
moves
that
are
going
on.
Anthony
Eden
is
an
active
man'
with
an
active
braim
but
even
he
will
not
be
able
to
stand
the
strain
long.
To
be
the
moving
spirit
of
about
thirty
nations,
and:
to,
try
to
keep
them
all
satisfied
is
the
biggest
job;
the
world
has
given
any
man.
If
he
is
able
to
keep
the
peace
in
such
trying
times,
he
.
will
be
deserving
of
the
best
the
Empire
can
give
hihi.
the
summer
and
they
plant
seed
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
-April
7,-1937
r
AVflW
NT
'
AT
CYVVJKCSri
v
ir
Seed
purchases
continue
with
remarkable
regularity
and
orders
for
roses
are
also
being
placed
for
early
planting
The
fino
weather
had
made
possible
much
digging
and
other
nrenaratiori
and
fenced
in
front
of
the
building
which,
will
:add
much
to
its
for
a
hig
flower
displayilfiis
aiinnjatlKiPtireness.
mer.
it
is
noppd
that
this
-will
continue
so
that
Prince
Hupert
mayibe
advertised
as
the''Ci'ty
of
Flowers"
and
people
will
cmf
here
for
the-sole
purpose
of
loo!'
ing.,at
the
gardens.
A
little
real
thing.
As
an
example,
it
did
not
look
as
if
much
could
be
done
at
the
Angus
Apartments
and
yet
a
nice-
bit
.of:
lawn,
has
heen
laid.ut
14
I
llil.-l
J
year
.
I
Mil
so
fMJ
Mil
fl
Inosilion.
home
aifd
it
was
watched1
withi
in-lerest.
It
was
more
to
us
than
NICKI.Y
.AID
OUT
(i'AUDKN
Here
is
a
pretty
home
showing
how
attractive
,
are
rows-of
vegetables
such
as
may
be
grown
in
I.'rince
Rupert.
The
path
is
made
with
a
doii
,.
row
0f
stepping
stones
tory
extending
from
Prince
Ruilmanv
gorgeous
clumps
of
color
pert
to
Red
Pass
should
easily
be
able
to
raise
all
the
seedlingA
needed
for
private
gardens
in
the
city.
Most
garden
enthusiasts
try
to
have
enough
perennials
to
pro
vide
bloom
for
I
he
early
part
of
would
be
later
in
the
season.
Some
people
have
violets
in
bloom
just
now.
If
they
are
in
sheltered
corners
they
do
.well
and
will
bloom
in
the
.late
fall
and
early
spring
and
occasionally
during
a
mild
winter.
Owing
to
moving,
mine
are
not
yet
out
but
lings
of
annuals
for
color
at
the
i
would
have
been
if
they
had
been
latter
end
of
the
summer.
Skag
way
always
provides
a
good
display
of
flowers
for
the
latter
part
of
July
and
for
Auirust
but
it
is
lacking
in
color
during
June
nnd,the
........
first
part
i.,.
of
-nu.,
July.
.....v-,
Prince,
Color
.schemes
in
H0LE5
FOB
DBAINAGF
COVtRtO
WITH
PIECES.OF
FLOWER
POT.
i
Telunias
are
not
always
a
success
in
the
borders
but
they
seem
to
do
well
in
window
boxes
where
they
are
partially
sheltered.
fied
with
a.
mass
of
mixed
color
allowed
to
remain
at
their
oriiri.
nal
location.
'
Those
who
have
nol
already
piuncd
inelr
roses
might
very
Well
(Ifl
11
llnW.
Thn
nvnr.mn
.,
....
Rupert
tries
lo
nrovide
for
the.
rose
bush
should
lie
cut
down
to
Whole
SenSnn
Itirl
!
.lll-n.wlv
Wl'thl'n
l
few
Innlinu
nf
Ihit
irpmin,!
ing
considerable
success
in
thal'-iving
three
or
four
buds
with
direction.
(the
upper
bud
nointinir
outward.
lUse
a
sharn
knife
and
irv
in
mnl:.i
the
garden
"
t,,pan
C1,t-
are
now
being
studied
by
a
num-
Artistic
Window
Hox
II.
F.
P.
LINK
WITH
EARLY
DAYS
Passing
of
George
Kane
Removes
One
of
Prince
Rupert's
Most
Colorful
Pioneers
A
colorful
pioneer
ncrsonalilv
and
link
with
the
verv
earliest
of
the
pioneers
of
the
early
days
in
I
Prince
Rupert
was
removed
with
'the
death
in
I'rince
Rupert
Gen
eral
Hospital
at
G
o'clock
last
night
of
George
T.
Kane,
age!
seventy-five,
who
came
to
these
parts
back
around
1004.
Horn
In
Norwichville,
Oxford
County,
On-tario,
Mr.
Kane,
who
was
a
mill
wrighl
by
occupation,
is
survived
by
one
son,
Kdward.
who
is
an
employee
at
the
local
post
office.
Ihere
are
several
brnthpra
am)
her
of
people.
They
are
not
satis-
sifters
in
the
east.
One
brother1,
David
P.
Kane,
who
was
post"
but
they
try
to
arrange
for
thelmaidcr
at
Kaslo
on
Kootenay
uienuing
ot
colors
at
certain
sea-
'ke,
died
in
Spokane
a
month
sons,
avoiding
the
colors
that
aKo.
clash
and
in
Ihis
way
bringing
The
late
Mr.
Kane
came
to
Rrit
about
a
more
artistic
result.
I'sh'
Columbia
in
188G
and'
located
Those
M
an
orthodox
turn
of
at
Kaslo.
He
had'
a
homestead
nind
prefer
the
formal
garden
there
and
Ihen
ran
a
hoarding
with
its
nicely
kept
borders
and
house
when
the
townsite
was
well.
trimmed
edges,
laid,
out
with
founded.
He-was
an
ex-mayor
oft
(ixactneas.
The
more
informal
go
Kaslo.
J
in
for
big
splashes-of
color
in
a1
Coming
here
In
the.
early.
1900'si
I
more
or
less
jurnbk'd
way.
"Each
Jfr,
Kane
was
original
owner
of
has
its
advocales
and
each
ap.
Kaine
Island.
when
it
was
known
pe.Ms
to
a
certain
-class
of
the
Wolf
Island.
He
was
original!
community.
(
locator
of
thu
townsile.6f
Prlnco'
.
iRupert
and
principal
iri
the,
It
is
noticed
that'
people
who'
Kaien
Island
i
land
negotiations.
have
no
gardens
and-others
who'
Mr-
Kane
was
builder
of
-the
Kn
In
for
'floricntrire
only
In
a
,ni"
al
Ruekley
Ray.
and'
jtiAtailid
small
way
are
becoming
nteresi',nacn,M('ry
In
,a
mill
at'.Diinwell
ted
in
what
thir
neighbors
do
,'M'n,!
0,
t,lfi
Portland
Canal.
i
in
tiiiii
respect.
They
keep-tratk
"
.
kremakfKnT
.!i"r
"c,Khf,0r''
J-
North
returned
.to'
the'
JonaMn
Ke,.
a
keen
per-
dty
on
,ast
evening's
train
from
fecL
n
Ke"
efi
Prlnce
oree
where-he
hasrbeen
-
spending
a
couple
of
weeks.
iMrs,
c
North
ls
stopping
off
f6:a
couple
aA
k
0
hav;
nnt
much
Kar"
of
days
at
Smithers
and
will
be-In
-space
aen
can
always
do
some-
tomorrow
nieht.
,
ROD
AND
GUN
CLUB
.Annual
"Meeting
Last
NightDeri
'
Crernr
is
Ite-clected
President
community
spirit
in
this
:
respect
la
little
,
purple
crocus
displayed
j
ed'
election
of
officers'
result
will,
with
persistent,
effort,
easily
turn
the
trick.
A
city
that
can
supply
Mm
whole
of
tho
needs
of
the.
railway,
in
spring
seedlings
over
a
terri-
The
;
first
flowers
are
usually
those
which
attract
most
atten-i
Hon.
I
did
not
.
plant
any
bulbs
this
and
far
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rod
&
Gun
Chili
was
wield
last
night
with
I'rttsi-
lent-
Don
Crerar.in
the.
chair:
arid
a
good
attendance
of
members
m
hand.
Tim
financial
statement,
pre-
new
sented
by
the
secretary-treasurer,
,.i
.
1.
.
i.
i
t.i
.
as
1
snuwHo;
me
nun.
m
ne
in
a
ncauny
iU.marvvlnna
,
rr.W
(
Hi..
.
rtu-U
s
follows:
garden,
having
evidently
'
been
:
President,
Don
Orerar.
moved;
wiili
nome
oilier
plant,!
v,,'e
-
President,
O.
Y
liiere-waa.
avoni
exeltcment
in
mv:stont
Secretary
firimblc.
KxecuMve
.1.
John
Treasurer,
'
l
W.
j
L.
Wain
utk
Uecil
Morrison.
)
All
except
Mr.
Morrison
wero
re-elected
from
last
year.
I
Standing
committees
were
ap-i
pointed
s
follows
by
the
presi.
dent:
i
Wild
Rice
.1
.
A
.
Lindsay,
;
R
,
J.
Iiacon
and
Peter
Camilla.
'
j
Fish
Sergeant
O.
It.
Greenwood,
.1.
I,.
Rlain
and'Theo
For-lune.
Annual
Game
Dinner
F.
A.
MacCallum,
Dr.
L.
W.
Kcrgln
and
members
of
executive.
Menibership
Frank
Kllison,
Cecil
Morrison,
Peter
Camilla
aird
W.
M.
Watts.
i
James
Iioyd,
supervisor
of
fish
eries,
asked
sport
fishermen
in
Prudhomme
Lake,
,
where
Kam-loops
trout'
have
been
extensively
ulanted.
to
nav
nartie.nl.ir
..it
inn.
tion
to
the
species
of
fish
caught
there
.and
report
1o
I
he
department
on
.
the
taking
of
rainbow
trout.
The
matter
of
obtaining
Jive:
fresh
water
shrimp
from
water
tanks
on
the
Canadian
National;
Railways
for
transfer
to
Prml-hoinme
Lake
for
trout
feeding-purposes
was
discussed
and
left
in
the,
hands
of
R.
J.
T.
Rose.
-
Parable
of
Rich
or
thfr
day.
Man
Discussed!
Last
evening-
Rev.
T.
J.
Hind,
M.
A.
of
1
Vancouver
addressed
a
fair
sized
gathering
in
First
Baptist'
Church
on
the
subject
"The
Rich
Fool."
Speaking
from
a
parable
in
Luke
12,
13
to
21,
Mr.
Hind
cited
the
in-;
stance
of
the
man
coming
to
Jesus'
about
his
inheritance.
To
him
this'
was
an
Important
question.
Many:
people
today
were
concerned
about',
their
Inheritance
and
many
would'
make
Jesus
a
divider
of
the
inherl-'
tance.
In
other
words
they
would
make
Christ
and
the
church
settle5
Ihd
social
and
economic
questions'
Frazer
Hotel,
the
only
steam
heated
hotel
in
Portland
Canal,
Itualed
at
Hyder,
B.C.
(tf)i
2kinds
CHOOSE.
WHICHEVER
YOU
PREFER
TOR
A
CLEAN,)
SMOOTH
SMOKE
BLACK
COVER
.
Thla
Paprrj
BLUE
COVER
PnrWliit
!l
Automatlo
Book
100
Ltavtii
MlssM..O.
Blackstock
of
Medlt
cine
Hat
and
Mrs.
Frank
Tepoorter)
and
daughter,
Gall,
of
Vancouver
arriv.ed'.in'
the
city
from
the
south!
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
to
visit
for
two
weeks
with
Mr!
and
Mrs.
W.
M,
Blackstock.
Miss
Blackstock
Is
Mr.
Biackstock's
sister.
Mrs.
Tepoorten
Ls
Mrs.
Black-stook's
sister.
Provincial
Constable
W.
If,
Davidson,
transferred,
from
Vani
couver
to
Smithers
to,
succeed
Constable
'W.
A.
.medley,
,y)n
left
last
week
for
Vancouver,
arrival
on
the
Prince
fieorge
thlit
morning'
-and.
will
.proceed
to..
the
Inleiior
on
this
evening's
train,
fie
Is
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Ihtv-idson
and
two
children.
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For
u
ikk.
INCREASES
THE
PAY-LOAD
If
4iur
joli
Ih
lumbering,
mining,
grading,
farming,
or
an
type
of
heavy
hauling,'
the
new
Inlerifalioiial
DieselTractor,
proven
product
of
the
vorl(Ps
largest
tractor
builder,
Mill
give
yon
a
.grnaler
paloali
per
unit
cot.
Kay,
Hiiilitr,
1mihI
..alilvlHrliiic.
llray
ilul),
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lUc
t-llilim.
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rlphl
wild
rinlil
nrrl--l
riylil.
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main
framr.-
KIf-n--l
tritiia-
niUolon.
1'oKitltr
acltiiK
lr-r-Iiik
liraUm.
comiitrtrinfiirmnttmt
anil
lilrrulure
on
I
melon,
tir-mill
machineryi
hohllnf
mticliinrrr,
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mm
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We
have
on
order
a
complete
line
of
First
Aid
Kits
manufactured
to
comply
directly
with
the
new
regulations
of
the
Workman's
Compensation
"Hoard.
Ask
us
for
details.
We
would
-he
pleased
to
quote
prices
on
any
replacements
for
First
Aid
Kits.
Ormes
CMc?
Pioneer
Druqn
iats
The
Kexall
Store
Phones:
Rl
XZ
Open
Daily
From
8
a.m..
till.
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
-From
12
mmii
till
2
p.m.,
7
p.m.
I
ill
9
p.m.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamtri
leave:
Prince:
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATAI.A
EVEKY
TUKSIMY,
1:30
IMVt
Due
Vancouver,
Thursday
p.m.
T.S.S.
CARDENA
FRIDAY,
10:30
PM.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
If
convenient
p'eaMiv
purchase
tickets
at
ofHce.
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Information
regarding
reservations
and
tickets
from
NKm'AN,
Prince'
Rupert
Asent,
Third
wve.
Phone
568
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