DOUBLE
AUTOMATIC
BOOKLET
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
.lira.
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.per
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April
C,
1311
H,
C
Brewster
and
John
OHvei
Dtra;
Naders,
were
heard
d!fr,
which
packed
the
Wesi-:x.c
Tlsi
aire
to
the
doors.
Th.
::
of
Ute
meeting
was
T
.1"
president
of
the.
Prlne?
Liberal
Association
Mr
vribed
the
McUrlde
gov
us
a
gang
of
pollltca
H
?
Hiutoi)
general
traffic
u
25
1
British
America
Paint
Co.,
Ltd.
Victoria
Vancouver
Calgary
Edmonton
Kcglna
.iriirih.rfTnin
imiiiid
manager
of
the
Orand
Trunk
Pa
ciflc
Railway,
and
O.
A.
McNicholl
The
Letter
Box
four
vesr
debonttm
beHne
flv.
the
Piee
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-
percent
Inttraat
at-.
operative
Association
any
time
.
they
so
desired
and
at
n
rices
com-
,
.
-
.,"
narlrvg
favoraty
wltlh
that
paid
The
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
club
for
nn
oth-r
butter
of
slmllat
PHruo
rsirffn
hnttr
rnnllnimnH
Quick-Dryinc
Enarr.el
in
colors
of
brilliant
lustre
and
ij.tinff
heautv
Dries
extremely
hard
and
is
unsur
passed
for
furniture,
woodwork,
floors,
Itriuur
Prlr
Half
Gallons...
.:
$3.25
Quarts
-
-70
Pint.
95
Half
Pints
SATIN-GLO
DEALERS
AS
De
Luxe
Wall
Tint
tup
SANITARY
KALSOMINE
that
dne.
w
th
.
quality
Kalsomine
Superior
Made
witn
haJ
finhh
and
won't
rub
off.
"
anti.ept.c
Ingred.ent.j
.
weet-imelling
newiydecorated
room
clean,
freih
and
inviting,
5-lb.
package.
Thompson
Hardware
PRINCE
RUPERT
linoleum,
1.20
.70
Half
Pints
-5S
IW
.sr
.50
.30
etc.
.
.
.
.
1
.
.
It.-
!.
Ouick
Dryint
Varnish
ol
the
mgnesi
quamy.
use
n
on
floors
and
linoleum
and
it
stands
the
hardest
wear.
Its
rich
lustre
makes
it
ideal
for
furniture
or
woodwork.
Not
affected
by
hot
dishes
or
boiling
water.
HeiuUrrriff
SalrPrlr
Half
Gallons
$2.95
$1.9r
1
Qua
-lH
g5
pints
-
r;
Half
Pints
50
cloth
and
walls
are
fresh
and
clean
with
damp
A
wipe
a
whTn
painted
with
this
semi-gloss
finish.
they
are
Homes
In
beautiful
pastel
tints
specially
selected
for
wall
decoration.
nur
rrU
Sale
Prlee
Half
Gallons
$2.50
Quarts
-
u"
-a
X
1
1
1
1
a
SALC
PS1CC
Ltd.
m
nearly
every
week
over
our
rail-.false
"Isms"
and
forces
which
seek
way,
generally
known
as
the
Ca-to
destroy
our
democratic
sys-nadlan
National
It
would
not
be.
tem
demands
that
Immediate
stepi
necessary
for
any
grocer
In,
thii
be
taken
to
nip
the
sprouting
Nazi
city
to
store
any
quantity
o(buds
and
stop
their
development
CO-OPEIIATION
WITH
INTEItlOlt
Prince
Oeorge
butter
for
they
can,
Into
blossoms
of
hate
and
lntoler-
Editor,
Dally
News:
i
In
your
editorial
Wednesday
re-ardmg
co-operation
with
the
Interior
of
British
Columbia
follow-
ootain.so
pound
oozes
of.
this
but-'anee.
Utr
almost
any
day
by
applying
to!
Aliens
can
wander
throughout
us-
Canada
at
wllL
They
can
possess
We
might
also
point
out
to
Mr
jthe
freehold
and
leasehold
of
ln-Scckrlll
that
the
Prince
rtupert
dustrial,
mineral,
agricultural
and
Fishermen's
Association"
u
ahnnl!
XToXl'S
,hC
a,y
bUSinCS5
y
thn'anrcarrVTn
any
undeg
and
of
Telkwa
before
the
Prince
Rup-
nuV
rmilarlv
rrtiiiriv
nnrrhuM
nurehaxri
M
poor
fm
(mm
i
.v.
ert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
we
con-
TeIkwa
and
nas
done
w
nxitliHi-
ously
for
the
past
year.
In
fact,
pditorial
are
not
quite
In
hirmony
PornetImw
wc
have
not
been
able
u.c
to
0Dtaln
iurricient
to
meet
progressive
newspapers,
not
belna
nMd.
from
that
amm
in
a
portion
to
comprehend
all
It
u
rather
curi0Uj'
that
he
things
at
all
times,
convey
mis
cny
institution
that
was
endeav-
t!ii
iniormauuii
wj
mc
Bm-
flIW
tn
natron
ze
lniM-inr
nu
puonc.
,uct,
w
not
In
four
ieond
paragraph
of
th
'he
meetlns
elcttorlal
referred
to
there
appear
Commerce
even
of
the
our
Industrial
commissioner,
arriveo
to
be
a
mteunderstand'ng
regard-
Tiusting
that
the
above
lhfqr-
In
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
th
Prince
Oeorge.
Mr.
Illoton
saw
that
an
announcement
might
b-expected
In
about
a
month's
tim-concerning
the
projected
hoi
4
at
Prlnee
RuperU
The
eltv
by
an
decided
to
flntnee
committee
ba.v
accept
an
offer
of
Toledo
firm
for
$50,000
worth
or
your
memory
by
drawing
your
attention
to
a
good-sized
advertisement
that
appeared
lost,
summer
In
the
Dally
News
of
this
city
advertising
Prince
George
butter
and
pointing
out
to
the
business
men
of
this
city
that
thev
could
ob-;
tain
Prince
Oeorge
butter
from
Per
A.
Sinclair,
Mgr!
COMMENDATION
colorful
letter
was
which
most
appealed
to
this
lessor
Norman
Rogers,
in
a
mem-:
orandum
preoared
for
the
Rovall
Commission
Economic
Inquiry
of
Nova
Scotia,
estimated
the
en
.haneement
of.
prices
In
the
three
.prairie
provinces
owtnr
to
tai
t
tariff
In
lOsi.
as
follows;,
aslioba.
S2.i(u.74o;
BMUttuma,
ijs,-rSSS;
Alerta.
Stf.M
JM;
a
total
of
$38,333,421,
0f
which
the
major
part
must
have
fallen
upon
the
farm
population,
The
Cost
of
the
tariff
to
Western
Canada
in
the
I
last
thirty
years
is
certainly
not
Mess
than
SLOOOWCOOO."
1
In
the
light
of
the
foregoing,
I
(agree
with
Mr.
Greene's
desire
Ior
.
enlightenment
as
"to
the
sudden
case
of
shivers,
creeps
and
horrors
just
as
soon
as
the
most
i
down-trodden
section
of
the
nar
tlcn
start
to
get
a
small
break."
Offhand
It
looks
as
though
our
pralri
brethren
have
paid
in
advance
for
any
assistance
the
rest
of
the
Canadian
people
may
feel
Inclined
to
re
ler
now.
B.
FAIR
Toronto.
ASKING
REGISTRATION
Editor,
Dally
News:
The
whole
English
-.
speaking
'world
was
shocked,
by
the
audacity
.of
the
recent
Nari
demonstration
i
in
New
York.
Of
course.
New
York1
is
not
In
Canada
but
lesser
Nazi
j
outbursts
have
happened
In
Cana
da
(for
.Instance,
the
recent
Oer-J-man
Consul
versus
Catholic
Arch-J
bishop
Incident
in
Winnipeg)
and
these
Is
no
reason
to
believe
NarU
Inclined
residents
in
Canada
are.
lacking
In
boldness
or
In
plain
everyday
"cheek."
j
Recent
press
dispatches
contain
ed
the
boast
that
minorities
In
out
Dominion
were
being
brought
together.
By
whom?,For
what
purpose?
The
German,
dictator
has
declared
to
the
world
that
Ger
man
minorities
in
all
lands
are
under
the
protection
of
the
Ger
'
man
forces.
Two
and,
two
still
make
four.
The
defence
of
Canada
against
Reduce
Varicose
or
Swollen
Veins
mis
r.asv
uav
At
uome
Swollen
veins
mav
beroroe
dangerous
and
.ometlmes
break.
Sufferers
should
tret
an
original
bottle
of
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
at
any
pharmacist
and
start
to
reduce
the
veins
and
bunches
at
once
with
Is
this
healing
oil.
A
small
bottle
will
g
last
a
long
time
because
it
Is
very
1
9
concentrated
and
a
little
goes
j
a
very
long
way.
Apply
night
audio
morning
with
a
soft
brush
or
flng-lg
er
tips
as
directed
until
the
swell
S
lng
is
reduced.
So
effective
and,
9
safe
Is
Emerald
Oil
that
failure
is
H
rarp
lnriH
.at
r1rnpoUt;
vrrv.lri
and
British-bom
citizens
wlthou:
assuming
any
of
the
responsibilities
of
Canadian
citizenship.
Needless
to
say,
those
behind
the
foreign
doctrines
are
not
Anglo-Saxons
and,
in
the
main
they
are
of
foreign
birth
It
Is
Uv
pro-1
opinion
of
this
Defence
of
Canada
lurawwitu
mi
League
inar.
tne
Canadian
tmr.
Chamber
ofiemment
should
take
lmmdlati
step!
to
ascertain
who
they
ar?
and
keen
them
under
a
watrhfu
Ing
the
sale
of
Prince
Oeorge
but-
matfon
may
be
of
service
to
you,
eye-
To
do
this
the
League
believe?
tr
in
this
city.
May
we
refresh
we
are.
that
our
mwernment
hniri
im'.
PRINCE
RUPERT
FISHERMEN'S
mediately
begin
a
national
regls-
CO-OP.
ASSN.
tration
of
all
those
of
foreign
birth
who
reside
In
Canada.
W
realize
that
all
foreign-born
art
not
disloyal
but
loyal
foreign-bom
Editor.
Dally
News:
cl"fe,ps
?hd
not
,resent
Mm
I
would
appreciate
being
allow-.f!6
should
k.upon
ed
to
send
this
commending
word.
'J"
to
D.
T.
Greene
Quick
whoss
.
nc.c
fMltv
In
tha,
onnlml
f
nlUn.
U
I
,
i
'J
t
j.
audita
nuu
run
in
tne
'..
v.
.
j
lit
times
of
national
danger
i!
I
m
turilnant
1
O
rn
in
K.oinu
-
-
.
.
,
le&dtr
at
the
nthpr
in
nf
Pans.'
....
'uu'
...
HU
.m.
-t.
iW
irsu-
praar
May
wc
pomv
ouv
ax
uiai
"
.
.T
neighbor
than
Just
his
name
ar
wrewy
luncneon
looay
wiui
this
assoc
ation
has
nurchasd
,u"
"ua-
i'wUmncr,'
tw.
n.f,..
....j.
Pcesldrnt
chair
and
members.
W.
M.
Coatea
In
Ur
al-
rvjived
protection
from
is
reaucsiin
me
Canadian
eov
od
.atUdne.
ot
for
the"
oart
Iwo
Vrs
and"u
"f'
frme,-
geS
HrtnM
h.t
h,.upr
mm
th
.v
has
had
to
purchase
In
a
highly
L
Jr..,.
V!'
'ff510
-
-t
-
,
...
.
.
iciUAuauuii
wiliiuul
inss
i
nm
Tliis
is
the
only
time
during
the
entire
year
when
Satin-Glo
dealers
are
authorized
by
the
manufacturer
to
reduce
the
price
of
these
popular
finishes.
So
plan
ALL
your
Spring
decorating
and
buy
all
you
require
during
Satin-Glo
Sale
Week.
'rR'ecica
marcei
ana
u
compete;
,
"
with
the
world
In-his
sales
.
'.
A111
PacUJc
Coast
Canadiar
How
true
that
U.
Mr.
Editor
ff
lhe
Dktrlct
Council
of
dimes
through
the
following
f-'thc
CaOttdlan
Legion
has
endorsed
ertlon
In
a
subml$lon
presented
?
Jon
and
passed
it
to
its
to
the
Turgeon
Grain
Commission
Pr0T?nclaL
Command
for
consider-by
atIon-
the
Monltcba
rn
-
nnerative
r"onffrere
dwUns.
with
this
saml
ln,f
Natlv
"n-
of
Canada
iVIc-
hme:
'rT&
'
Assembly
No.
1
have
also
For
more
than
thirty
years
the,
.
"1
ond
nassed
it
organized
farmers
of
Western
Ca-
to
their
National
Council
for
con-narta
haw.
maininlned
that
they
s'deratlon.
were
placed
under
a
heavy
handl-j
Patriotic
organizations
and
pri-
cap
oy
naving
10
proauee
wunin
vaie
citizens
m.
your
locality
are
a
prot'cUve
system
and
to
markettreque&ed
to
get
behind
this
move-n
a
world
competitive
systtm.
Pro-1
ment.
and
roll
it
along
to
Ottawa-
ROBT
D,
MacLACHLAK,
National
Secretary,
Victoria,
B.C.
IIAZELTON
,
ROUTE
tIS
,
UNQUESTIONABLY
BEST
(Continued
Iran
Page
One)
subject
of
"lhe
Romance
ol
Tronsportation
of
Centra)
British
Columbia,"
a
subject
which
through
experience
since
the
tun.
of
the
century,
he
was
well
qualified
to
discuss.
He
illustrated
hi
talk
with
many
colorful
descriptions
and
anecdotes
of
the
early
days.
Since
1870
the
Skeena
Volley
had
been
the
main
artery
of
travel
into
the
interior,
having
first
been
employed
as
the
shortest
route
into
the
Omlneca
mlnlr
,
district.
First
It
had
been
navigated
with
large
native
.
canoes
from
Port
Esslngton
to
Hazelton
xrhen
the
trip,
took
from
two
weeks
to
a
month.
Then
had
come
the
river
steamers
which
took
any
where
from
two
or
three
days
to
'en
to
make
the
trip
up.
river.
However,
the
real
romance
ol
ranjportatlon
In
the
central
fn-erior
Mr.
Dockrill
associated
with
'.he
pack
train
and
of
this
he
re-raled
his
interested
listeners
with
number
of
tales
from
bis
-own
personal
experience.
Then
had
Mmt
the
wagon
roads
and
'the
trucks
and
cars
and,
finally,
with,
the
airplane,
the
pack
train
"had;
practically
disappeared.
j
Urges
Immigration
Speaking
of
the
railway
prob
lem
in
this
district,
Mr.
Dock
rill
reiterated
a
previous
declara
tion
that
the
only
way
to
get
jrat-'
f
ic
for
the
railway
was
to
Increase
i
the
population.
Therein,
he
felt;
lay
:
the
solution
of
the
whole
railway
jroblem,
one
to
which
Justice
had'
not
been
done.
Immigration,
the
I
speaker
declared,
would
not
ag-
j
ravate
unemployment
but,
properly
directed,
would
have
the
op
!
ooslte
effect
There
had
always
een
prosperity
in
Canada
when
!
there
was
a
westward
movement
of
Immigration.
It
was
all
very
well
to
talk
about
getting
Indus
tries
and
roads
but
the
whole
thing
hinged
first
on
population
i
Agriculture
was
the
basic
Industry
Having
that,
the
other
things-
would
follow.
"It
behooves
us.
all!
JSM
Rill
ZED"
I
000OOOXOCOOWOOOCHCKH1KTOOOOXCK00H0
t-1
I
lo
gei
Demna
any
movement
wiucn
t
will
bring
a
healthy
flow
of
people
J
to
the
land,
Mr.
Dockrill
declared
1
In
-conclusion.
President
W.
M.
Watts
was
in
the
chair
and
guests
were
B.
A.
Lat-
tt
too
wih
to
swv
something
j
ta
of
Edmonton
and
C.
K.
Onne
of
Ttr
i
OsltlfJed.
1
Victoria.
COMMODORE
CAFE
1
0
Newly
Renovated.
New
Staff.
I
Improved
Services.
J.
N.
Killas,
manarrr,
has
Just
returned
from
Vancouver
with:
the
best
staff
obtainable.
New
Cooks,
New
Everything.
Up
to;
tbe
Minnt
Special
Blue
Ribbon
'
Beef,
Especially
Imported
for
This
Cafe
Nothing
Here
But
the
Best.
Try
Our
Special
;
Sunday
Dinners
THE
CABxVREi:
Has
been
converted
into
an
up
to
date
dininr
room
with
special
provision
for
afternoon
teas.
Cards
provided
free.
Ladles
may
meet
their
friends
In
this
room
without
obligation.
Make
It
Downtown
Headquarters
where.
orCHM6oHoo
A
PAOE
FIVS
-1-J
!
J
BREWED
TO
A"
RARE
PERFECTION
;
IN
ONE
OF
THE,
MOST
MODERN'
BREWERIES
I
ON
THE
PACIFIC
COAST
ORDER
A
DOZEN
TODAY
RAINIER
PALE
EXPORT
by
name
Ao
tt
Jor'Jamou
M'UTON
type
ALE
SILVER
SPRING
STOUT
Vr.Imin.lrr
lireyrcry
Ltd,
Thli
sdTertiaement
Is
not
publlaae4
or
diplard
by
toe
Liquor
Controj
Board
or
by
the
Government,
ol
British
Columbia.
DRESSMAKING
Tailoring
and
Remodelling.
KIMI
UYEDE
Phone
Blue
916
203
3rd
Ave.
LWaIker's
Music
Store
Large
Stock
Slusk
Delntzman,
Nordhelmer
and
Lesage
Pianos
Piano
Tuning
with
"Resonoscope"
Phone
Blue
389
212
4th
St.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
IIOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Fhone
281
P.O.
Box
19C
We
Have
a
Complete
Stock
of
Easter
Candies
&
Noyeties
Now
on
Display
Your
Inspection
is
invited
We
will
hold
any
goods
'till
called
for
Also
EAST
Ert
BOX
CHOCOLATES
In
all
slies
and
prices
Mussallem's
CONFECTIONERY
Ml
"Ootrrnment
Llqnor
Act"
(Section
27)
Net
Ire
of
Application
for
Consent
T
Transfer
Ucct
Licence
Notice
la
hereto?
fit
en
th&t
on
the
lOUl
day
of
AprU
next,
the
under,
aigned
Intend
o
applj
to
the
Uquor
Oontrol
Board
for
consent
to
tramafec
,tt
Beer
Licence
No.
4423.
Iseued
In
r-.
epect
of
prcmlsea
being
pert
of
I
building
known
m
Savoy
Hotel,
altuate
it
Frauer
Street,
upon
the
Und
d-
acrtrxd
aa
Lota
No.
13
and
14,
Block
.33.
Beotlon
1,
Map
023.
Prtnoe
Rupert
I
Land
Registration
District,
tn
the
Prov
I
lace
of
BrttUh
Ootumbla,
from
Alei-I
aruler
James
Prudhorntne
to
Oirl
wn-'
Ham
ZarelU
of
rrlnce
Rupert,
Brtttah
Columbia,
the
transferee.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.
O.
thU
Bin
d7
of
March
1039.
CARL
WILLIAM
"ZARILLI
,
Appllcaat
aad
Trasfrt.