.iQC
TWO
DAILY
EDITION
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PHISCE
ItUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every,
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupett
IDWly
News,
Lirnited.
Third
Avenue
LLEN
-Bdir
l
Wednesday,
March
23.
1932
REDISTRIBUTION
OP
SEATS
It
has
been
intimated
from
time
to
time
that
there
will
be
a
redistribution
of
provincial
constituencies
and
that
a
gerrymander
is
to
be
pulled
off
to
eliminate
a
number
of
Liberal
seats
and
thus
strengthen
the
chances
of
the
Tol-
lZlZ
if
?
J"?LCX
mie
government
being
returned
at
the
coming
election
(S?
SJSSZ
We
can
hardly
believe
that
Dr.
Tolmie
would
do
that
Canadian
Legion
Christmas
cheer
sort
of
thing.
If
he
does
he
is
a
changed
man
from
the
Dr.
fund.
This
year,
or
rather,
last
year.
Tolmie
of
private
life
of
a
few
years
ago.
Then
he
was'1
wai
proposed
to
amalgamate
ail
such
a
fair
man
that
he
acted
as
judge
at
horses
races
and
!doMtlon
for
"h
pp
under
vPnd
j1?
ftr-
t?rou?
hout
the
country
and
no
i
x?5iL
ssr
person
ever
doubted
his
integrity.
(thereby
have
a
more
equal
distrl-
We
suggest
to
the
Premier
that
if
he
wishes
to
cut
down
ibution
of
hampers,
the
representation,
he
commence
with
the
cities
of
Van-!
L-
B-
Warner,
in
his
article,
con-couver
and
Victoria.
It
is
already
admitted
that
represen-ivey5
thf
JmPre,on
tht
the
pro-tation
should
not
be
according
to
nomilation.
We
havert
ncd
"rc
;
,
t,
'
.
ue
STen.
m
aoaiuon
10
me
sum
or
uau
il
m
any
province
oi
L,anaaa.
nepreseniation
,U..l.l
.
.
1
t
.
.
5nuuiu
anangea
in
sucn
a
manner
as
to
give
the
mem
U
ber
i
...
.
i
,
.
,
..
.
V
-
OOTWEAR
Min's
Brown
Oxford
Reg.
$5.50;
now
.
.
.
Workmen's
Shoes
Strong
and
Durable
Regular,
$4.50
Men's
Gunmetal
Oxfords-Reg.
$6
to
$7
now
Lit
Up
Boys'
Boots
9
1-2
to
10
1-2
Reg.
$2.50;
now
Baby's
Patent
Strap-Reg.
J5c;
now
at
$2.95
$3.45
$375
1.50
45c
III
These
goods
have
just
arrived
direct
from
the
factory.
It
is
impossible
to
advertise
all
the
different
lines
but
come
in
and
see
tltchi
and
you
will
lie
convinced.
Just
received
a
shipment
of
Misses'
and
Cltil
drtn's
Famous
Packard
Shoes,
which
we
will
include
in
this
sale
at
very
low
prices.
cheer
fund,
which
fat
entlf-pbr
mm
an
opportunity
of
lookilll?
after
the
interests
nf
the
I
beeausc.
the
Canadian
Leaion.
as
vhole
of
his
electoral
division.
On
this
basis
two
members
m
pagt
years-
upended
uoon
tb
ade
on
sections
ea
arid
67.
ahd
what
could
very
well
look
after
the
interests
of
Vancouver
and
one
of
Victoria.
Even
then
the
members
would
have
an
easier
time
than
any
other
members
in
the
House.
In
some
constituencies,
particularly
in
those
where
the
gerrymander
is
suggested,
the
member
has
to
travel
thousands
of
miles
to
visit
his
constituents.
Unless
he
visit
them
their
needs
are
never
discovered
for
many
of
them
j
cic
iuu
j.uui
tu
vibiw
Him.
io
uouoie
ine
size
oi
tne
already
large
ridings
would
be
an
outrage.
Cut
down
the
cities
and
no
hardship
would
accrue
to
any
person
and
then
Peace
River
could
get
its
member
without
increasing
the
present
Legislature
membership.
Reljef
from
Eczema
D.D.D.
it
tl
Perfect
Aatlteptic
FV
ntlrt
tnm
m.
rhilM
ia.
ItflMiM.
MetrkM.
awl
ntktr
akla
!
parr
eaollaf
llHld
D
D
D.
Onr.
tatalra.
It
mrtnm
tk
akla
4
tWi
rMB
riasT
ami.
Mtopn
mvni
jmt
eraKUl
it
toot
mnrr
h.c.
D.U.D.
f
"
sswa.
Idn
VUiJ
U-V
JJ.
I'V
J
MrClTCHEON.
llltlOlilS:
THE
DAXVr
Nwa
Wednesday,
March
SI
IN
THE
LETTER
BOX
A
S.MITHERS
PROBLEM
,der
to
make
this
contribution.
ij
I
am
writing
this
letter
in
defence
,
this
y
showed
&8sf(elt
Sb
that
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
of
myself
as
past
president
of
.the,
the
Legltfi
had.
tdTaSS
to
jut
6f
its
ity
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
5.00
Canadian
Litton.
Branch
63
of
j
running
funds,
sufficient
money
to
or
lesser
periods,
paid
in
advance,
per
week
10c
Smithers,
ana
chairman
of
the
aieet
their
donation
of
$100.
Jy
mail
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Saiithers
Christmas
cheer
fund,)
it
is
unfortunate
und
very
much
paid
In
advance
for
yearly
period
3.00
and
I
wou
t
very
much
obliged'
to
be
deplored
that
Mr
Warner
3y
mall
to
all
other
parts
.of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Em-
if
you
would
kindly
give
It
space
In
suffered
any
criticism
In
the
dis-
pire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
..;
l&OO
your
paef.
ft
is
urif&rtimate
that
;
charge
of
his
duties
as
secretary
of
Advertisinc
and
Circulation
Telephone
....8
this
has"
to
be
drnie,
but
it
Is
orily
,
the
Smlthers
Christmas
Cheer
taiior
ana
ueponers
leiepnone
.......
86,
tatr
in
view
of
the
recent
article
:
Fund,
but
1
do
not
think
any
blame
Member
of
Aorlit
Bureau
of
Circulations
published
by
L.
B.
Warner,
the
edl-lcan
honesUy
be
attached
to
the
;
tor
of
the
Interior
News
in
regard
j
Canadian
legion.
This
situaUon
is
to
Christmas
cheer
matters.
.fully
understood
Inmiiv
but
i
It
has
been
the
policy
of
the
Canadian
Lesion
during
the
past
years
to
raise
extra
monies
by
means
of
turkey
raffles,
in
addition
td
trie
usual
proceeds
of
the
Armistice
Dance,
for
the
purpose
of
Christmas
cheer
for
those
members
of
the
Legion
and
others,
who
write
this
letter
principally
for
the
beenflt
of
those
oftfije
general
pub-He
who
might
misunderstand
Mr.
Warner's
article.
CHARLES
BOWLAND.
Past
President
Canadian
Legioa,
Branch
63,
iind
Chairman
Smlthers
Christmas
Chr
Fund.
cost
ofVcJiools
4
Editor.
Dstlv
Newtek:
May
I
add
mjr
littfi
quota
to
the
taxation
corresponaeriee
in
your
columns,
and
in
dQfftt
so
compliment
Mr.
Rorla,
the
city
auditor,
on
the
quantity
Of
slirch
he
has
in
his
back,
as
demonstrated
in
his
exposure
of
increasing
school
expenditures
during
the
past
few
years.
It
is
indeed
encouraging
to
realize
that
we
have
an
official
of
this
$100,
contributed
to
the
Christmas
"type,
who
is
unafraid
of
placing
the
raislng
of
these
extra
monies
In
or-
bare
facts
before
UsV
In
regard
to
"A
Taxpayer's'
tir-
the
city
council
Ms
not
done.
I
fail
to
see
how
this
wlU
help
out
the
situation.
What
is
necessary
at
the
present
time
is
to
keep
all
public
expenses
down
to
a
minimum,
in
order
that
the
unemployed
may
be
fed.
and
also
that
our
cltteens
will
be
able
to
meet
tax
bills
and
keen
their
homes
out
of
the
tax
sale.
The
"frillr"
viz
domestic
science,
commercial
classes
aud
manual
train-in
art
all
very
good
and
useful
and
nic
to
have
in
prosperou-v.vf
hut
tody's
conditions
make
rlr.Ttir
fliffrrence
and
so
long
a.a
Iftrfg
percentage
of
the
poptittee
are
g"6lng
underfed,
suoh
'frills"
will
be
extravagant
luxuries
and
should
be
temporarily
dispensed
with.
We
will
be
fottuhate
if
free
elementary
and
high
school
education,
remains
available
for
our
chll-drert.
as,
according
to
press
reports,
new
.
provincial
regulations
give
school
botiros
arid
clues
power
to
charge
for
education
where
neces
sary.
It
therefore
behooves
us
to
conserve
our
educational
finances
:and
at
least
assure
our
children
free
elementary
and
high
schools.
In
regard
to
the
school
board
jChalrmari
and
secretary's
letter,
no
I
doubt
the
city
auditor
knows
many
times
more
about
figures
than
both
of
them
put
together,
and
most
reliance
can
be
placed
upon
his
Inter
pretation
of
them
(the
flgutes),
and
as
to
Increments
they
went
out
of
styles
very
many
moons
ago,
the
tendency
is
the
other
way,
and
the
inference
that
some
would
neglect
the
children's
education,
to
say
the
least,
is
amusing,
ahd
apparently
!he?e
officials
are
not
well
informed,
as
according
to
the
newspaper,
Femie
has
cut
its
teachers
15
land
no
increments)
also
dispensed
with
the
"frills"
for
the
time
being.
The
letter
would
also
Indicate
that
there
Is
not
co-operation
between
the
school
board
and
the
council.
This
certainly
Is
to
be
regretted.
The
same
voters
elected
both
bodies
for
the
purpose
of
working
in
-harmony
together
and
9
2
For
GOOD
HEALTH
Drink
Cd-operating
for
the
benefit
of
all.
Every
citizen
who
has
tre
welfare
of
Prince
Rupert
at
heart
should
canvas
his
school
trusleemjid
council
friend
and
Impress
upon
him
the
necessity
of
getting
together
and
having
these
matters
straightened
out
and
both
school
and
city
expenses
reduced
to
a
minimum,
that
will
enable
the
city
council
to
strike
a
mill
rate
that
will
not
bankrupt
most
of
us,
and
without
resorting
to
an
"Improvement
Tax"
as,
apparently,
unless
further
reductions
are
made,
this
is
Inevitable,
and
it
will
be
a
sorry
day
for
Prince
Rupert
if
it
is
ever
instituted.
TAXPAYER.
C.
J.
...
TRAIN'S
For
the
East
Mondays.
Wednelays
and
Fridays
3
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
i0-4f
n
tit
ft
OVtfLTINE'
TONIC
FOOD
BEVERAGE
C.N.R.
steamer
Prinr,-
g-w.
CapV.
Harry
Nedden,
arrive
port
on
tJme'at
10:30
tm.s
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powtii
nr"
and
Ocean
Falls
and
will
,
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
lor
A;,.,,:,
Stewart
and
other
northern
p-
in
,
whence
she
will
return
here
nv.
bound
tomorrow
evening
The
sel
brought
north
a
fair-.v.
:,
d
h-.-of
passengers.
TELL
THE
PEOPLE
TRY
THIS
CIGARETTE
TOBACCO
Greater
enjoyment
.
.
.
greater
satisfaction
.
.
.
greater
ease
and
speed
for
all
who
"roll
their
own".
Try
Ogden's
fine
cut
.
.
.
the
brand
that
has
always
sold
on
its
merits.
Frtt
Ckantttltt
Cifartlt
fipttt
with
rrrry
ptkmtt.
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
CIGARETTE
TOBACCO
Your
pipe
knou
t
Ozden'scutplut!
"Tell
'em
quick
and
t
!
often.
Explain
to
folks
pi
,
:
and
sincerely
what
ycu
.
to
sell.
Keep
everlastingly
r,
in
at
them.
Advertising
oretty
much
like
shovel
EFY
DEPRESS10
Sensational
Sale
of
Leckie
s
Hiffh-srade
Sample
Shoes
New
Shipment
Just
Arrived
to
Go
at
Less
Than
Manufacturers'
Cost
Tlli
f.i
t4
ci
4
.
....
Company
Til?
iZVAX
C
r
Ir'Z
"ri-
"
chasc
(hi,
footwear.
We
secured
these
at
a
very
arse
Sunt
d
are
t
d
!
hm
,7
!
Zi
Ll"?!:
""if
"K'hm"?-
tHcrcforc
the
public
is
fortunate
In
lielne
able
(0
pur
meet
depression
and
save
dollars.
Following
arc
SStaS
KSSSSKSS
KStlS.""
i-"
."""
-
.n-tuni.y
.0
"
-
"
-
-
iu;ri.
ncwT
mint!
wno
loses
money
on
these
men
ir
ratio
shoe-
.
ak
Ladiea'
Nice
Strap
Shoes
O-f
OCT
Men
nr
Oxfords
i
t
tic
s
In
Jfifil
Reg.
$3.75;
now
$1.95
Black
and
Brown
MfmSSSS
.
Reg.
Q9
Qff
tiSa
Women's
Black
Oxfords
DA
AC
$5.50
V&VO
fgg$jr
Reg.
$4.50;
now
$AVD
--0t
Women's
2-tone
Dress
Oxfords
CO
Q
Partf
,
.
-.
.
fieg.
$5.50;
now
PAUO
j
2
Great
Assortment
Ladies'
Sample
CO
QC
Shoes
Reg.
$5.50;
to
be
sold
at
VvtJ
Women's
Patent
Pumps
QO
AC?
,
Reg.
$5.50;
now
I
.
,
Women's
BroWn
Dress
Oxfords
OO
7C
T,XTr,fl
f
Tt,.,
I
A
GKNKRAL
INVITATION
IS
EX-
j
Reg.
$4.50;
now
I
TENDED
TO
THE
PUBLIC
OF
I
Misses'
Gunmetal
Oxfords-IM
QO
I
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
EXAMINE
I
Reg-
M-50;
now
3U
THESE
SHOES
&
HE
CONVINCED
I
Vh$
wfoTnol010
$1.95
mmammmaamBsmmmaaB
Infant's
Pateht
Strap
QtZn
Fine
line
Ladies'
Oxfords
Black
and
Brown
S1,50:
now
tf
DL
pigh?tr?i1C
mak6;
.
S2
m'
Tie
Pumps-8
to
10
Aff
Cut-Rate
Shoe
Store
MEEKER
BLOCK
PRINCE
RUPERT
Great
Assortment
Misses'
and
Children's
Oxfords
Strap
Shoes
at
greatly
reduced
prices
Little
Babies'
Shoes
At
per
pair
Boys'
Runners
at,
per
pair
.
.
.
Youths'
Runners
at,
per
pair
Men's
Runner
at,
per
pair
Women's
Oxfords
at,
per
pair
39c
Running
Shoes
The
season
is
now
here
for
Running
Shoes,
We
can
supply
every
man,
woman,
child
or
young
lady
as
we
have
just
received
a
hi
shipment
from
Canadian
Goodrich
and
Miner
Companies.
Rubber
goods.
Child's
Runners
with
strap
at,
per
pair
62c
89c
84c
$1.00
87c
.
4
m-
!
furnace.
Onee
you
ston
vn.
T
ine.
the
fire
goes
out'
Vin-,
Wrigleyjr.
tf
,
4