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Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Partner
information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Dailv
New
at
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
same.
CONSIDER
THE
FARMER
I
report
has
it
that
the
cost
of
la
bor
alone
Is
&5
percent
of
the
cost
of
what
we
purchase.
The
poor
capitalist
is
quoted
as
receiving
only
about
35c
percent
of
the
cost
price.
We
wonder
however.
If
that
Is
reckoned
on
a
cash
Investment
or
how.much
of
it
is
pure
water.
The
manufacturer
has
also
re
ceived
protection
from
high
tariff
whereas
the
farmer
has
had
ti
purcnase
in
a
highly
protectee
market
and
to
compete
with
the
world
in
his
sales.
You
have
nc
idea
how
many
othe"r
little
racket-bleed
him
In
about
every
turn
hi
makes.
It
Is
not
possoble
to
go
Into
tnat
matter
herein.
If
we
were
to
allow
our
imagination
to
get
the
best
of
us
we
would
Just
do
some
wondering
about
what
relation
tht
British
Wheat
Board
has
to
do
with
so-called
wheat,
or
world
prices,
li
some
of
the
reports
we
hear
about
grain
stored
in
Brf-
jtain
are
true
we
think
the
poor
rubes
have
been
taken
for
another
buggy
ride.
which
all
bolls
down
to:
why
such
a
terrible
case
of
the
horrors
over
the
farmer
getting
a
farthing
when
practically
every
other
business
has
succeeded
In
getting
a
fat
rake-off
out
of
the
national
J
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4.
.
I
1
.
for
a
change
or
lslt?
D.
T.
GREENE,
Quick.
CANADA'S
ROYAL
OUESTS
(Continued
from
Page
One)
great
central
square
on
which
the
Dominion
and
the
city
have
spent
almost
$1,000,000
in
recent
years.
There,
'rising
majestically
before
a
backdrop
formed
by
the
Parlia
ment
buildings
and
the
Laurentian
Hills
In
the
distance,
is
the
memorial
to
those
who
laid
down
their
lives
for
Canada,
Ouardsmen
In
scarlet
tunics
holding
banners
14
feet
high
will
surround
the
memorial
and,
at
the
words
of
dedication
from
the
King,
will
move
aside
to
complete
the
unveiling.
Arrangements
to
make
the
ceremony
one
of
Impressive
beauty
are
going
ahead
rapidly.
The
Garden
Party
at
Rldeau
Hall
PRICE
OF
SILVER
Editor,
Daily
News:
I
Editor,
Dally
News
Aunougn
we
aia
not
get,
mat
in
your
Issue
of
March
7
you
rain
you
promised
the
day
we
have
an
item
statme
that
the
subscribed
for
your
paper
we
have
prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-
never
mentioned
the
matter.
imerce
had
decided
to
endorse
the
We
read
your
editorials
with
in-
request
of
the
New
Denver
Board
terest
and
usually
.are
in
agree-,
of
Trade
asking
the
.Dominion
ment
with
your
views.
In
fact
Government
to
purchase
silver
at
other
papers
might
use
a
little.
65c
per
ounce
as
is
belne
done
In
more
Initiative.
We
have
been
kept
in
utter
darkness
about
national
affairs
for
a
long
time.
Only
recently
have
many
of
them
come
alive.
In
your
issue
of
March
4
you
mention
a
matter
that
is
becoming
chronic
from
a
farmer's
viewpoint.
Your
conclusions
would
seem
to
be
more
or
less
Justified
In
regard
to
the
fishermen
providing
they
are
under
the
same
restrictions
as
to
wages
and
costs
of
production.
We
were
not
aware
there
were
any
morons,
except
farmers,
who
were
not
more
or
less
organized
and
then
again
we
believe
there
is
a
law
that
regulates
minimum
wages.
We
will
not
go
Into
that
matter
but
wish
to
be
.advised
about
the
sudden
case
ot
'shivers,
creeps
and
horrors
Just
the
United
States.
In
connection
with
the
matter
I
would
say
that
there
is
probably
I
long
overdue
and
should
have
,&een
started
long
ago.
We
all
hope
NEW
HALL
DEDICATED
Interesting
Ceremony
Took
Place
at
Tort
Simpson
Yesterday
Afternoon
councillor.
Rev.
T.
C.
Colwell
the
no
single
thing
that
the
govern-
ment
could
do
that
would
buck
up
Northern
British
Columbia
asj
much
as
the
paying-
of
65c
lor
newly
mined
silver.
There
are
many
properties
In
the
Omlneca
Division
and
I
am
sure
that
the
same
thing
applies
to
the
Prince
Rupert
and
Atlln
mlnlns
districts
that
would
be
working
today
and
employing
hundreds
of.
men
If
they
could
be
assured
of
getting
65c
an
ounce
for
silver
for
some
definite
length
of
Jme
that
would
Justify
the
prop-.rty
owners
going
to
the
expense
.t
putting
their
properties
in
nape
for
production
In
addition
to
the
larger
prop
as
soon
as
the
most
down-trodden
ertlea
there
would
be
Innumerable
i
section
of
the
nation
start
to
ge;
lalms
worked
by
the
prospector
n
Mntt
1
!.
T
T
I
I
I
a
onion
uica..
uiniis
you
navp
studied
the
farmers'
position
ovef
the
years
you
will
have
little
ap
preclation
of
what
he
Is
uj
against.
However,
we
seem
to
have
form
led
the
opinion,
that
most
of
th
!laboring
classes
are
well
organized
land
dictate
to
their
employers
as
wen
as
to
the
government.
One
;wners
who
.
could
...
ship
a
few
tons
f
ore
to
the
sampling
plant
at
?rince
Rupert
and
make
good
aages
all
through
the
summer
nonths
which
would
enable
them!
n
imnrnv
Itial,
nmn.tii
-
ii:
'ulred
by
the
Mineral
Act
and
V
make
a
living
for
themselves
while
j
5
doing
so.
K
The
policy
of
paying
65c
need
-J
inly
apply
to
newly-mined
silver
ind
might
even
go
farther
and
3
ipply
only
to
those
properties.
here
silver
is
the
chief
value
In
he
ores
mined.
Why
the
agricultural
Industry
iiould
be
singled
out
year
after;
5
ear
to
receive
the
largess
of
th;
S
iovernment
which
is
denied
to
ther
needy
industries
or
branches
il
any
primary
Industry
Is
hard
to
-understand,
especially
so
when
It
mould
be
realized
that,
if
the
other
Industries
are
working
full
olast.
the
agricultural
industry
would
have
most
of
Its
troubles
jolved
as
the.
demand
for
agricultural
products
would
be
Immeasurably
increased
right
at
home.
n
the
government
can
see
itsj?
way
clear
to
pay
80c
for
sixty
cent
i
wheat
why
then,
can
It
not
pay,;
65
-cents
for
forty-five
cent
silver?
!
f
Why
make
fish
of-
one
and
flesh
5
of
another?
When
the
miner
produces
silver
y
he
is
producing
real
money
but.ii
when
the
farmer
produces
a
sur-
J
p.u
Wi
fTili,
lie
15
UiliJT
duclng
a
headache
for
the
eminent.
The
government
doesn't1,
Know
where
to
get
the
money
to
pay
for
wheat
that
It
does
not
ocih,
wnicn
costs
us
a
million
a
i
want
while
the
miner
has
tAe;
day
for
Interest?
That
and
the
C
money
in
the
ground
and
cannot!
mattcr
ml6ht
possibly
be
get
a
little
assistance
from
the
worth
our
attention.
It
Is
about
government
to
extract
It.
w.c
puur
ruoes
naa
a
DreaKl
This
atritat
on
for
6Sc
xllver
It
that
It
can
be.
Impressed
upon
thel
government
strongly
enough
to
produce
some
results.
The
future
of
the
north
Is
linked
up
with
the
price
of
silver
and
the
base
metals.
Irrespective
of
gold
mines
and
the
price
of
gold.
Thanking
you
for
this
space,!
I
am
I
L.
H.
KENNEY
I
Manager
Omlneca
Branch
B.C.
Chamber
of
Mines,
Smlthers.
Such
things
as
the
seating
ar-i?
rangements,
for
the
state
dinner.!
to
be
held
at
Rldeau
Hall
May
17.
and
the
Parliamentary
dinner
atj
the
Chateau
Laurler
May
18
are
oc-
cupylng
attention
of
officials
each
day
while
others
check
final
ar-K
on
May
20
will
be
the
most
largely
rangements
for
visits
of
their-Ma-attended
that
has
ever
been
heldjjestles
to
other
cities.
Everything
I
f
on
the
grounds
of
old
Rldeau
Hall.
Is
done
on
a
precise
schedule
which
Despite
the
fact
5,000
persons
will,
will
determine.
the
activities
of
the.S
be
invited
there"
will
be
thousands
of
disappointed
who
cannot
obtain
tickets.
royal
couple
for
each
day
they
are
In
Canada.
And
civic
officials
have
their
At
viceregal
garden
parties
the
troubles.
For
Instance,
an
enter-
governor-general
and
his
wife
greet
'prising
circus
manager
has
asked
J
eacn
person
attending.
But
the
(
Ottawa
officials
whether
they
will,
King
and
.Queen
will
not
have
a
re-
give
him
a
permit
to
bring
his
show
ceptlon
line.
They
will
greet
a
few
to
Ottawa
during
the
royal
stay,
persons"
Ty
previous
arrangement
He
Is
sure
his
circus
would
draw
as
they
stroll
about
the
lawns.
j
even
In
competition
with
the
var-
Complete
Details
tious
colorful
events
associated
with
S
Alan
Lacellcs,
assistant
secretary
the
royal
visit.
'Civic
authorities
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over.
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Fine
Program
Is
Presented
Ladles'
Guild
at
Terrace
Puts
on
Excellent
Entertainment
TERRACE.
March
10:.
CP-
A
-program
of
outstanding
merit
.was
PORT
SIMPSON.
March
10.-
1
i
4k.
JU.1
t
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1
r4
yf
vrtnV
Dedication
of
the
foundation
of
the.pu
on
dj
me
iuk
wu
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Port
Rmrwn
Athletic
Club
UnitCO
CnUrCn
On
TWay
CTC...
building
was
an
event
of
intet'n
Oddfellows'
Hall
in
Port
Simpson
yesterday
after-
rsi
pari
oi
mv,
rrut
th
.nuw.
relation
'ment
was
a
play
entitled
Aunt
Work
Shirts
Some
Real
Values
In
Well
Made
Shirts.
Shirts
That
Will
Give
Months
of
Satisfactory
Wear.
CIIAMBARYS
-In
grey
and
fawn
Each
BLUE
D
E.M.MS
Each
KINOCOT
FABRIC
Fully
shrunk.
Each
HEAVY
nLL'E
CIIAMMRAY
Each
SUEDE
CLOTHS-In
grey
and
fawn.
Each
.
COVERT
CLOTH-Zero
Shrunk.
Each
.
....
.
...
COTTON
FLANNELS
Orey,
fawn
and
blue.
Qood
weight
OREY
COTTON
MILITARY
FLANNELS
Special
Price
of
IMPORTED
WOOLEN
UNDERWEAR
Britannia
ombtnatlon
Per
suit
.
S1.25
S1.00
cl.25
S1.50
S1.50
S1.65
S1.65
Ma75c
S5.95
Watts
&
Nickerson
Phone
313
50
THIRD
AVENUE
I
VWt
"
which
was
wcU
play-)
to
wit-
Suwn'a
ot
the
village
being
present
ness
the
proceedings.
Chiefs
of
the
V
r
T
'
in
the
I
Fnk.
1
SnJlth1"
village
participated
ceremony
,
of
driving
a
golden
spike
They
Dudley
Uttle.
Mrs
Floyd
Frarnt.
were
E.F.Dudoward.
Joseph
Offutt.;
Mr..
Stanley
Brook.
Mrs.
Vernon
William
Kelly
and
Thomas
OosnelllOl.
Mrs.
A.
Stout.
UIm
C.
Sshult-the
last-mentioned
being
chief
Miss
Jennie
King.
MUs
Enid
United
Church
pastor,
gave
a
brief
address
and
other
speakers
were
Ambrose
Reid.
on
behalf
ot
the
wane
ana
mim
in
oimu.
play
was
directed
by.
Mrs.
Peter
Crocker.
Between
the
acts
selections
were
Port
simnson
Athltlc
Club,
and
rendered
on
the
puno-aecordlon
by
Charles
Dudoward,
on
behalf
of
the
Ml"
Edna
Bland
and
elocutionary
community.
numbers
were
given
by
Mr.
R
The
new
hall
measures
44
by
85
Brooks.
There
was
a
quartette
by
ti.t
nri
whfn
Nnailv
mnlrtid
Miss
Lorraine
Kenney.
Mr
Jack
will
be
a
real
acquisition
to
the
Sparkes.
Mrs.
A.
8tout
and
Mrs.;
community
i
Omar
Levesque
who
sang
"The
Rote
of
Tralee"
and
"When
Irish
Eyes
C.PJl.
steamer
Princea
Louise,
'Are
Smiling."
CapL
Henry
Anderson,
taking
over
The
second
part
of
the
program
the
run
of
the
Princess
Adelaide,
comlttcd
of
a
short
operetta
en-
whlch
has
been
withdrawn
for
titled
"The
Play
Room
at
Nlnht"
three
weeks
for
annual
overhaul,
is
directed
by
Mrs
Adam
Crtsp.
Tht
due
In
port
at
5:30
this
afternoon
was
performed
by
twenty-six
mem-
from
the
routh
and
will
sail
at
10
ben
ot
the
Sunday
Sebool
who
lm-
pm
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
personated
various
toys
to
the
treat
and
waypolnts.
amusement
of
the
lante
audience
Pro-,
A,.VAVA,.WA".WMVAVVA,.VAVA'WA'.VAV.V
COV-'
.
Crystal
Diamonds
are
alright
But
they
only
glitter
In
the
light
King
Coal
Diamonds
win
the
fight
For
they
sparkle,
In
the
night
Black
Diamond?
A
Ton
Will
Come
to
You
If
You
Phone
up
632
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
er
final
arrangements
for
the
visit,:
.
ironing
out
betalls
that
could
not
be
settled
by
cable
or
letter.
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
,
-IIorH
d'ocuvrc
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
Keeps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
I
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
British
Columbia
LAST
TIMES
TOM(,T
Truly
a
Good
Show'
"LETTER
OF
INTRODUCTION"
With
Adlphe
Mcnjou,
Andrea
Lffljs
Edrar
Iterctn
Charlie
'
McCarthy
(At
7:36
and
9
,Q
SPECIAL
MARCH
OF
TIME
Fealurinc
"Inside
the
Majinot
unt-
FOX
NEWS
COMINO
SATItRDAY
ONLY
Jane
Withers
in
.n20r.
Wildcat"
Plus
Sidney
Tolrr
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In
Honolulu
Office
Supplies
Typewriters
and
Supplies
Stationery
Printing
DIBB
PRINTING
Company
Beiner
Block
Phone
234
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Soda
Fountain
Tea
and
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Hot
Soup.
Candles,
Tobacco,
Fresh
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and
Cream
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Confectionery
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Salmon
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only
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