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Circulations
Monday.
April
17,
1939.
.
A
STATE
OF
MIND
J
Last
week
a
local
man
was
listening
to
the
radio
when
he
happened
to
hear
a
speaker
in
the
United
States
re
mark;
"Democracy
is
a
state
of
mind."
It
was
a
rather
striking
remark
and
he
says
it
made
him
think
about
the
state
ot
mind
of
the
people
of
Germany,
Italy,
Russia
and
almost
a
dozen
other
countries.
There
countries
are
not
democracies
because
they
are
not
imbued
with
the
democratic
idea.
Democracy
was
born
in
England.
There
it
developed
gradually
step
by
step
until
the
time
came
when
every
man
had
a
right
to
vote,
a
right
to
free
education;
a
right
to
express
his
opinion
in
any
reasonable
manner
and
the
right
to
worship
God
as
he
pleased.
In
no
country
are
all
the
people
democratic.
In
Prince
Rupert,
even,
it
is
noticed
that
a
good
many
have
not
the
democratic
mind.
They
would
like
to
force
people
to
do
i
THE
TEN
YEAR
PACT
j
The
ten
year
pact
proposed
by
President
Roosevelt
wopld
be
a
wonderful
thing,
especially
if
it
were
guaran-!
tee'd
by
the
United
States
as
well
as
the
other
nations
con-'
tion
including
Germany
and
Italy.
With
Great
Britain.!
United
States,
France
and
Russia
guaranteeing
the
integrity
of
the
smaller
nations
there
would
be
a
renewal
of
confidence
and
at
once
a
general
improvement
in
business
WHY
KNOCK?
Let
any
citizen
get
an
idea
that
he
would
like
to
do
something
for
the
community
and
immediately
two
other
citizens
want
to
know
what
sort
of
a
fool
he
is
to
try
to
do
anything
in
the
"eol
darn"
town.
For
everv
construct
tiye
thinker
there
are
always
at
least
two
knockers
and.!
GOVERNING
h
This
li
J
New
Set-l'p
tor
Hit
Proposed
FOK
KENT
City
CLEAN,
Well
-
furnished
modern
apartments.
Phone
Red
44f
tf.
FOR
RENT
5
room
flat
In
Louise
Apartments,
249
5th
Ave.
W..
Apply
L.
Amadlo,
Phone
756.
(931
FOR
RENT-
6
room
furnlstied
ap-'
artment.
Phone
Green
905.
tf.
FOR
RENT
5
room
flat..
Oood
location.
Apply
733
5th
West.
90
FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE
FLOAT
and
float-house.
11
by
28.1
Fishermen's
Float.
.91)
FOK
SALE
FOR
SALE
1937
deluxe
Fordor
Sedan,
good
as
new;
mileage
15,-000.
Phone
Blue
972.
tf.
CLAPP
Block
for
sale
Building
50'
by
80.
3
storeys,
eight
4
room
flats
with
bath,
pantry,
monarch
range
in
each
flat;
two
stores
25'
by
80':
full
sized
basement;
foundations
good.
Building
cost
$16,000.
Taxes
owing
$1500.
Owner
Instructs
us
to
sell
equity
for
$1,000
or
submit
best
offer.
H
O.
Helgerson,
Co.
Ltd.
(93)
what
they
wish
them
to
do.
Happily
they
are
a
minority.
.
Ton
sale
House
and
Lot
with
A
fi
Ko
i;ffa.ainAe
i
furniture.
Owner
forced
to
tell.
All
WJ
ULlllUVlUVJf
UlUlL
U1&
UUUliU
Ulllvl
CJltvO
There
are
certain
common
interests
such
as
those
of
labor,
of
busness,
professional
interests,
interests
depending
upon
location.
If
the
members
of
these
groups
are
al'
tolerant
and
recognize
fully
the
rights
of
the
others
there
should'be
no
difficulty
in
(retting
along
well
together.
Will
accept
$350X0
cash.
See
W.
O.
Fulton,
Smith
Block
or
Phon
76.
90
FOR
SALE
Cheap.
Cruiser
"Bonanza".
A
real
off
shore
boat,
good
accomodation
and
equipment.
Engine
most
reliable
and
In
first
class
running
order.
Terms
to
reliable
party.
Apply
Hubert
Ward.
Cow
Bay
or
Oreen
157
tf
cerned.
As
it
is
today
we
seem
to
be
rapidly
drifting
into
roR
SAix-cheap.
Launch
"Dixi
a
war
x,V,nl
.on
anA
nnUr
,'r,
,1loncU
oi,.
Rupert."
Length
35
ft.
Imperial
heavy
duty
gas
engine
fully
equipped
In
first
class
condition.
Suitable
for
pleasure,
trolling
or
patrol
purposes.
Call
Newcombe's
Confectionery.
Seal
Cove.
tf.
conditions.
People
with
money
would
be
willincr
to
invest
for
sale-sealed
tenders
for
it
yith
the
result
that
new
industries
would
spring
up
and
.
the
purchase
of
gin-net
gasboat
mere
wouia
oe
more
employment.
belonging
to
the
estate
of
Jos.'
Ilarowlcsl,
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
Wed-j
nesday,
April
26th,
1939.
Tho
highest
or
any
bidder
not
necessarily
accepted.
length
28
ft.,
Beam
7ft.,
7
h.p.
Vulcan.
Tems
strictly
caiih
-Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
the
more
active
the
person
who
tries
to
do
something,
the
roR
sale
English
pram,
only
$10.
more
active
becomes
the
knockers.
Tr.
is
tho
snmo
ovJ
Phone
Red
182.
(90)
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w
v
x
j
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...
.
I
wueit:.
uki
a
man
Duua
a
nouse
ana
me
neighbors
at
once
went
to
know
why
he
built
it
there,
why
he
did
not
build
it
taller
or
lower,
larrer
or
smaller
and
wW
in
t
hu
FURNITURE
for
6ale
Fine
solid
dlnlngroom
4ulte
and
solid
walnut
bedroom
suite,
etc.
Phone
name
of
all
that's
foolish
he
ever
thought
of
building
fa
cvcnlow'
tmstownT
i
FOR
LEASE
tuJl
PSSS5
lPA
occasionally,
even
T7
v,
WHW
wujev
iaj
uuier
peupie
uuing
it.
.
two
upper
floors
of
Alder
Block:
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
TRAIL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
Brand
Chemical
Fertilizer
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Sulphate
of
Ammonia,
Superphosphates,
Complete
Fertilizers
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadanac
Brand
Metals
Gold.
Silver.
Electrolytic
Lead,
Zinc.
Cadmium,
Bismuth.
WANTED
(tf)
36
rooms.
Furniture
for
sale.
Apply
W.
J,
Alder,
City
IU)l.
tf.
MALE
HELP
WANTED
RELIABLE
Man
take
care
store
route;
New
plan
or
distribution.
No
selling,
Earn
excellent
weekly
i
income.
H.
it
W.
Nut
Co.,
St,
'
Paul,
Minn.
(89)
WANTEP
udy
to
tftkc
over
Agency
for
good
Foundation
Garment.
Apply
Box
6,
Dally
News.
(91)
THE
DAILY
NEWS
revision
oi
county
.boundaries.
Dart
of
his
program
ocoro-
i
.
..14
i
ttrt
a
flattr
rr
f
itXTJIdon'0ounoH,e,1uuatelwUhtl,e
l!r
whjvi
LIJpIiJUIM
.
;.4minlstraUon
of
an
area
embrac-jl
2M9
mM
wUhm
a
rad.
'
.
....
.
r,
11...
r,
r.
1
CI
A
S
SJ
F
I
E
D
JUS
3
10
nuirs
su
uuiwig
I
Cross.
Such
an
area
would
be
20
I
times
larger
than
the
present
Jurls-
diction
of
the
L.C.C.
with
a
popula-.
I
tlon
of
approximately
9,000.000.
I
LONDON,
April
17:
(CP)
An
The
plan
provides
for
the
crea-ambltlous
scheme
to
eliminate
ov-,tion
of
constituencies
or
wards
of
erlapplng
legislative
machinery
In
'75,000
people,
each
of
which
would
Oreater
London
and
creation
of
a
have
an
equal
voice
In
,the
.election
central
administrative
authority
Is
0f
au
administrative
courwll
of
120
advocated
In
a
report
Just
released
members
and
30
aldermen,
by
V.
A.
Jtobsou.
of
London
ilni-
u
b
propoged
to
abolish
the
an-verslty.
cicnt
office
of
Lord
Mayor
which
A
noted
specialist
-on
civic
ov-
tbe
corporation
of
London
has
eminent,
Mr.
Robson
has
produced
eiected
annually
since
King
John
his
plans
alter
years
oi
investigation
And
study
of
the
peculiar
problems
of
the
Empire's
metropolis
which
critics
have
declared
"the
granted
a
new
charter
to
the
city
In
1214.
The
chairman
of
the
new
body
would
become
the
Lord
Mnyor
of
.Greater
London
most
over-governed
area
in
the.
Mr
Rohson
believes
millions
of
world.
pounds
would
be
aved
annually
by
Under
the
beading
"The
Govern-
w,
pln
At
present
the
corpora-ment
And
Mlsgovernment
of
Lon-
uon
0f
London
consists
of
the
.Lord
don."
Robson's
report
recommends
Mayor.
25
aldermeu
and
iOC
coun-abolitlon
of
the
present
London
cUlo'rs.
The
L.C.C.
has
its
County
Council,
the
Corporation
of
rnan
jo
aldermen
and
J
24
couocil-the
City
of
London,
the
Middlesex
There
are
also
Jll
local
County
Council,
amalgamation
of
within
the
L.C.C
area.
Robsop
boroughs
and
councils
and
sweep-
suggests
these
he
reduced
to
29
by
i
byeofjraalUcal
amalgamations
And
Uut
the
28
Metropolitan
boroughs
along
with
the
"City"
hemerged
into
12
groups.
Similar
amalgamations
are
advocated
for
other
areas
in
Oreater
London.
CUPS
ARE
PRESENTED
Happy
Dinner
Dance
by
Prince
Ituprt
Badminton
dub
Saturday
Nljht
To
mark
the
dosing
of
the
season,
an
enjoyable
dinner
dance
was
staged
In
the
Commodore
Cafa
Saturday
night
by
the
Prince
Rup-
ert
Badminton
Club,
the
feature)
of1
the
evening
being
the
jrem-(l
taUon
to
their
winners
of
the1
championship
trophic
or
the
past;
winter.
President
Harry
Ward
was
in
the
chair
and
made
the
presentations
as
follows:
Ladlw'
Single.
MVw
Bessie'
Thompson.
m
j
Ladles'
Doubles,
Miss
Elsie
Da
via
I
And
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence
j
Mixed
Doubles.
Miss
France
v
Cross
and
Walter
Cross.
Men's
Singles,
Walter
Cross.
Men's
Doubles.
Walter
Cross
and
John
Murray.
Musk
for
dancing
was
by
Charlie
JBalagno's
.Orchestra
and
there
.were
about
Uty
persons
present
at
tlve
Ualr
wtUch
broke
up
ai
midnight.
During
the
evening
community
singing
was
enJoyd
under
the
leadership
of
George
Mitchell
and
with
Mk
Margaret
McCaffery
nt
the
piano.
Mail
Schedule
i
ms
1
WINNIPEG,
April
17:
(CP)
-
For
ie
Kat
Winnipeg
wheat
price
were
up
on
Monday.
Wednesday,
and
Saturday
with
May
clndng
at
Friday
3
ijn.
MVo:.
From
the
East
1
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
.
Mrs.
O.
L.
Murray
of
Jap
Inlet.
Saturdav
Pm.
porcher
Island,
who
has
been
on
From
Skeena
Klver
to
Vaucouver
a
with
hr
Fridayss.
Cardena
pjn.
mother.
Mrs.
William
Miller,
whu
For
Vancouver-
te
m
retuniel
to
the
city
on
tht
Tuesday
12:30
noon
Catala
last
night.
Thursday
10
pjn.
r,,try
-
:3u
pjr
Mrs.
E.
A.
Biwhfleld
of
Duma
April
6,
17
and
2
5
p.m.
Lake
sends
In
a
bunh
of
willow
From
Vancouver
catkins
of
a
different
variety
from
8unda
4
pjn.
those
seen
In
Prince
Rupert.
The
Wednesday
10:30
ajn.
catkins
are
large
and
the
wood
frtday
4
p.m.
dark.
They
make
an
exceedingly
April
13
and
23
ajn.
pretty
boquei
I
f
1
i
THAT
REMINDS
ME
-
THERE'S
MORE
VALUE
FOR
THE
MONEY
IN
OGDEN'S
"Roll-your-owners"
with
a
yen
for
real
value
bank
oh
Ogdcn's
for
real
money's
worth.
They
know
that
Ogden's
gives
tho
highest
perccntago
of
smoking
pleas-
uiu,
iiiai
11
pays
suro
uivi-
dends
in
cooler,
smoother,
sweeter
smoking.
Fact
is,
it's
a
better
fine
cut
a
tobacco
you'll
check
with
from
the
very
beginning
.
.
.
Particularly
if
you're
careful
to
use
tho
best
papers
"Chantecler"
or
"Voguo".
Take
Pride
In
Your
CLEAN
UP
WEEK
.
Local
efforts
to
clean
up
Print
Rupert
commeoeed
this
morning
and
will
continue
ail
wrek.
People
who
have
untidy
tots
are
bein
asked
to
remove
the
objectionable
feuture
The
city
is
being
askiit
t,
co
-operate
and
CommtMkmer
W
J.
Alder
has
offered
to
cart
away
rubbish
ince
It
Is
gathered
The
Dally
New
has
been
asked
to
make
a
personal
appeal
to
every
eiUzea
to
do
his
bit
this
week
In
making
the
e4ly
tit
to
be
een.
Members
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
"onuneroc
nommlttt
in
charge
'of
the
work
eonsku
ef
Peter
De-Jtn
Ram
Ingram.
Alfred
Rivet
William
RlklfM
and
Sidney
If
vmi
rlh
in
s.,
Try
a
CTavrlfled
.mrthtng-
Walker's
Music
Store
Uric
Stock
JIutk
Jtrlntiman.
Nordhflmer
and
(earr
riancn
nnn
Tunlne
with
h..n.
Hl,.r
1K
tit
lh
St
Office
Supplies
Typewriters
and
Supplies
Stationery
Printing
DIBB
PRINTING
Company
Betner
Block
Phone
234
NOTICE
!
Commencing
Saturday,
April
15th,
our
CONFECTIONERY
STORE
Will
Open
Until
J0;00
p.m.
Mussallem's
Confectionery
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
'1
Commencing
Sunday.
April
is
Phone
282
Any
Afternoon
for
Removal
of
Clean-Up
Week
Use
Uapeo
Paint
to
Beautify
and
IVot
Your
Property
Sold
My
Thompson
Hardware
Co'
I
It
Pays
ANTIM0
PAINTS
They
Cot
No
.More
Bui
Lat
lnferfc,j
Bj
SILVERSIDES
BROS,
CLEANING
UP
CITY
I-oraJ
Effort
Commenred
TbU
Slorulug
and
Will
ContUiue
All
Week
George
I
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