May
17.
1B40.
Tt
ftl
IMPORTED
FROM
If
SCOTLAND
1
Uert'
cement
Is
not
published
or
dlsnlareo
bv
tiie
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
nt
Rritlnh
Colombia
Wow
Kitchen
Is
the
Must
Useful
Room
in
the
House
Make
it
Modern,
Convenient
and
Beautiful
-4
With
a
New
Range
FAWCETT
RANGES
With
a
Century
ut
iluilt
Up
Quality
Guarantee
You
IJetter
Baking
Greater
Kconomy
Kxtra
Convenience
As
Well
as
Beauty
and
Permanence
See
These
1910
leaders
at
Our
Store
luntes
Are
Sld
In
Prince
Rupert
at
Vancouver
Prices
'
At
"RUPERT
BRAND"
Smoked
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
anadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
ffton,
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
Brltlsb
Columbia
our
Coal
Problems
Solved
,T
have
in
stock
a
well
pre-
Went'ld
AfSSCrt
la
tarcfully
screened
Coal
yw&MVTi!Untt
""t
jour
Ktmcnt.
Individual
re-
l'
In
cual,
tn
nrocure
the
h'
In
Lumber
and
Building
f"PPIICS-
'hones
C31
C32
Cof
Sum
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
CEMENT
GRAVEL
M
interest?
rhA
Dflilv
NeWB
"'v
ueon
ip
nr
rho
whn
a
niatfnr
nrn
nninir
iiiu
kuub.
,
Halibut
Sales
Summary
Areerieftti
103,000
pounds,
and
7
.5e
to-
9.Te
aad
7e.
Canadian
70,500
pounds,
and
la
to
HUc
and
7e.
American
Tordenskjold,
Vijm,
9
7.5c.
Booth.
Arrow,
36JD0CL
9JS
and
Royal
and
Onah,
HiAd,
9.7c
and
7.Se,
Star
age.
Loyal.
10.000,
9.7c
and
7.5c,
Storage.
Canadian
Oslo.
17.000.
10.1c
and
7c.
Ed
munds
it
WalXer.
Teeny
MlUy.
10,500,
Booth?
ntbson.
9.000.
95c
and
7c.
Atlln.
Dickie
Boy.
4,500,
9.7c
and
7c,
AUtn.
Ankar
A..
14..
14,500.
9
Ac
and
7c.
Atlln.
Fredelta
III.
15.000.
9
Cc
and
Pacific.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
,or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Ji
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Beval
Bank
Bldg,
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
BItfk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
157
Handicrafts
Of
Canada
Shown
At
Lunch
Yesterday
"c,
It's
the
cumujam
erttct
of
to
vertlsing
that
counts.
g
BEST
'
trjj
K.vty
fijvot
nd
WzM
full-bodied
joodnctt
of
iv
!
"
mJM
ptl
V.C
Lis'
jW
VI
Urn
I
it
Conditioned.
jjMB
By
n
ciclutlvt
proccn
rfl
i
itttorc
tht
natur.l
vfl
mll
ytl
viUmint
B
nd
VJ
G,
(of
true
wnootHnm,
iM
mtllowtim
tnd
L
M
p.UUbitity.
frfmolMUe
Gaultier
de
Veren-
drye
Makes
Plea
for
Revival
of
I
Handicrafts,
Especially
Those
Of
Own
Country
i
Peoole
take
too
little
Interest
In
their
own
country
and
In
thinks
of
then-
own
country
and
In
things
of
,
Mademoiselle
Oaultler
de
la
Veren
'
dry
speaking
to
the
Prince
Rupert
:
Rotary
Club
at
Its
luncheon
yester-
1
ckiv
afternoon.
In
Canada
were
ex
ecuted
the
finest
handicrafts
In
line
world,
Thse
handicrafts
should
b
shown
at
the
exhibitions
more
urcminently
than
cans
of
fish,
de
sirable
as
the
latter
were.
She
saia
that
Canadian
exhibits
had
been
dubbed
"tin
can
exhibitions.'
MJa
Oaultler
took
a
great
interest
In
the
Indian
and
Eskimos
of
weetena
Caaada.
She
felt
they
IttMukl
to
encouraged
to
keep
up
ittetr
eM
arts
and
crafts,
from
which
there
was
much
to
be
leam-
lL
She
said
she
had
turned
her
i
own
home
l
Quebec
Into
a
hand!
9-5clcraft
centre
where
she
was
trying
,to
increase
the
Interests
In
the
9
6c
,
handkr&f
U
of
Canada.
The
handU
erafta
were
also
being
returnea
10
France
from
whence
they
came
with
the
result
that
today
the
'.French
people
were
spinning
and
Wc.
I
weaving,
vita
Canadian
flax
and
1
wool
In
Quebec
province
.30,000
habitants
were
spinning
by
hand
and
weaving
on
their
own
looms
wonderful
fabrics.
When
they
weave
they
sing.
Weaving
and
singing
na
turally
ao
together.
Without
song
the
people
can't
work.
I
The
Acadian
were
different
9.8c
and
7c.iDeople
from
the
habitants,
coming
from
the
chateau
country
of
Trance
That
was
where
the
true
French
was
spoken.
Parisians
spoke
poor
French.
One
of
her
missions
on
this
tour
Miss
Gaultier
said,
was
to
urge
the
oeople
of
the
country
to
forget
dif
ferences
of
race
and
religion
and
to
make
of
Canada
one
country.
She
pointed
to
what
was
being
done
In
Europe
in
bringing
France
and
Brl
tain
together
as
an
example
of
what
hrmM
he
Ann
In
fTannrfs.
I
The
visitor
also
put
in
a
plea
for
the
natives,
of
British
Columbia
and
the
preservation
of
their
traditional
I
art
She
had
visited
the
local
mus-
eum
and
found
some
good
exhibits
I
of
native
art
but
It
was
spoiled
by
the
introduction
of
other
outside
arts.
Some
of
the
exhibits
were
not
'Canadian.
A
number
of
hats
were
shown
the
members
of
the
club
of
habitant
or
Acadian
design,
designs
which
were
I
brought
from
France
originally.
jSome
of
the
hats
were
so
tiny
and
I
so
complicated
that
it
took
several
idays
to
iron
one.
These
were
most-fly
linen
although
silk
was
used
for
ties
of
those
worn
by
the
nobility.
There
were
hundreds
of
pleats
and
the
ironing
was
done
on
the
hand
and
wheat
straws
were
used
In
the
process.
Miss
OaulUer
spoke
facetiously
of
some
of
the
modem
women
who
had
nothing
on
their
heads
and
nothing
in
their
heads.
CINEMA
AWHEEL
LONDON.
May
17:
(CP)
Fifteen
cinema
vans
have
been
hired
by
the
National
Savings
Committee
for
a
50.000-mile
tour
of
England
and
Wales.
jPlan
Your
Holiday
Now.
.
The
SANOAN
CAJ.IP
near
Mas-sett
offers
a
splendid
holiday
for
young
and
old
good
bathing
2
minutes
walk
from
River
or
Sea,
a
beautiful
spot
with
separate
Cottages
or
Tents
fully
equipped.
Excellent
meals
served
In
Dining
Room
at
reasonable
rates.
Store
on
premises
for
campers.
Badminton,
out-door
games,
jbeach
and
boat
picnics.
Bring
your
friends
and
enjoy
a
real
vacation
with
your
families.
Children
over
8
years
without
,
parents
carefully
looked
after
:
and
given
a
good
time.
For
full
particulars
apply
MRS.
DUNN
SANGAN
RIVER
HOLIDAY
CAMP
Nr.
Massett.
B.
C.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
STEAM
BAT
IIS
Make
Appointments
200
Rooms,
50c
and
up
Hot
and
Cold
Water,
Shower
Baths
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
RELIEF
IS
DOMINION
ITNCTXION
(Continued
trom
Page
One)
government
which
can.
use
.
I
inese
Existing
Set-Up
Under
the
existing
set-up.
Telle!
standards
have
varied
widely
and
have
tended
to
be
"those
of
poor
relief,
rather
than
for
the
mamren-ant
of
the
efficiency
of
employ
ables.'
To
facilitate
handling
relief
Mr
employables,
and
to
protect
the
principle
of
freedom
or
trade
dc-tween
provinces,
the
Dominion
should
have
Jurisdiction
to
estab
lish
basic
minimum
wages
and
maximum
hours
of
labor
and
to
give
the
age
of
employment,
but
leaving
to
any
province
the
right
to
raise
mlnmvira
wVes,
lower
hours
or
raise
the
age
of
employment
If
it
wished.
In
the
case
of
aid
for
primary
industries,
the
commission
urged
that
the
Dominion
should
make
ad
vane
-
and
collections
Itself,
if
need
should
ever
again
arise
for
it
to
advance
operating
costs,
to.
an
in
dustry
as
it
did
for
prairie
agriculture.
"Very
serious,
abuses
and
wastes,"
the
commission
comment
ed.
The
provinces,
under
the
eom-
olssion's
recommendations,
would
etala
responsibility
for
unemploy
able
unemployed
as
they
have
al
ways
had.
The
financial
plan
would
enable
the
provincial
govern
ments
to.
lighten
the
load,
of
the
municipalities
In
this
regard.
Social
luserance
The
commission
divided
the
Jur
isdiction
In
social
Insurance.
Unemployment
insurance
and
contributory
old
age
pension
were
inherently
of
a
national
character"
while
health
insurance
and
work
men's
compensation
were
not.
Reg
jrovlnces
to
adjust
their
respective
well
as
to
lack
of
harmony
within
the
province
concerned.'
However.
ince
was
the
simplest
method.
This
.
.
,
.
.
.k-
.
r
the
matter
was
held
not
to
fall
within
th
rarnmlirtntt
aiitHrkritv
Because
f
th
lmoortance
of
the
T
ror
rtts
-J.
'
"VJ
,-ifL
mi1
Rinse
them
in
BLUE
to
make
them
White
Your
bitc
thing
Hill
never
turn
yellow
if
you
always
use
liliitit
in
the
Laos
rinse
viUr.
It
the
only:
way
to
make
liite
things
snowy
uhitr.
were
made
to
the
commission
urg-
ing
and
marketing
of
a
specified
jig
Dominion
aid
far
education,
list
of
products,
analagous
to
the
ie
commission
held
it
would
not
provision
of
Section
95
of
the
Bxl-je
-wise
or
jipiuuce
ur
tish
North
America
Act,
said
the
Dominion
to
make
grants
to
iit
report.
This
list
might
be
added
provinces
earmarked
for
tiie
sup-
to
by
any
of
the
provinces
when
..ort
of
general
education."
they
saw
fit.
Its
firtanco;
proposals,
aimed
at
The
whole
complex
of
regula.-
tocal
differences
militated
against
placing
every
province
in
a
posi-
tton
of
marketing
would
be
greatly
national
health
scheme.
The
Uon
w
Qsnarge
its
respansoui-
simpniiea,
nowever,
n
consmu-
eomnusslon
was.
Impressed
by
the
-es
regaru-ns
euueaucn.
-ne
ccuu-
unnai
provision
were
maue
ior
Inadequacy
of
health
services,
rath-
msslon
recognizea
inai
eaucauon
me
provinces
aeiegaung
powers
w
tc
than
any
overlapping.
,was
a
malter
of
provincial
Juris-
the
Dominion,
and
vice
versa.
Even
if
the
Dominion
did
not
JiC"on
unaer
U1C
"ritl5U
r,urL"
A
clear-cut
division
of
func-'ake
oyer
complete
responsibility
A611?
Act-
tions
throughout
the
whole
.field
for
employable
unemployed,
the
un
uie
question
or
minority
o
2
s
recommend-commlsslon
urged
that
the
Domln-
cMms.
10
"Pa"
schools,
the
ed
to
bring
to
an
end
constitu-
lon
alone
should
have
Jurisdiction
cEums5WI
wmmeniea
tnai
me
tianl
utiles
over
insurance
Jurls-over
unemployment
insurance.
rep
WHS?!
"totiicate
tn
dlcUon.
;
Because
of
the
possibility
or
Vari-
btencSta
je-nCeS
f
"The
provincial
legislatures
of'vance-which
well
ous
changes
In
circumstances,
the
senf
may
5bouW
have
excrusiTe
arlaiitloa
commission
advised
against
rigidity
v
to
prescribe
the
sUtutory
condl
in.
jurtsdlctlon.
suggesting
that
concurrent
Jurisdiction
in
social
insur-
tions
and
lnc
mts
of
Insurance
contracts
and
exclusive
Jurisdiction
to
hcense
insurance
agents;
brokers
and
adjusters."
said
the
"They
should
also
r
have
nce
periodically
to
meet
changing
affalrs
of
insurance
companies
m
IfrU)ns.
L.
Muamv
of
conditions.
""fu
.
71.
I
f!
incorporated
and
operating
solely
nA
,
.
,
,
luiiiucutc
ui
ur
u.mai
iuc
is
tu
....
.,
,
.
.
f
A
:Z.1V
rvWiA.
7
I.
:r
a
fcW
5
"
a.
.
"
be
msinwlned
a
the
re
f
r
.
uwwr
ux
J
jws,
apuii
irora.
..i
,,
j
within
the
province
of
incorpora
tion.:
but
a
nrovlsce
should
be
changing
the
age
limit
or
pension
."hJJ
T.n
rZlJi
PBaWd
delegate
this
function
rates.
So
it
was
possible
Canada
j
,raBU
-mttlea.
to
minion
if
it
so
desirts;
uiigm,
uruiuc
10
jonow
me
example
of
various
other
countries
by
Instituting
a
compulsory
contributory
plan.
If
so.
It
would
have
to
operate
on
a
national
basLt
for
effic
iency.
Although
many
representations
CUsIlEO
LOST
LOST
Brilliant
clip.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
News.
tf.
PERSONAL
VACANCY
THROUGH
DEATH
Rawlelgh
Route
now
open
in
Northern
part
of
British
Columbia.
Dealer
who
recently
died
sold
there
17
years.
Trade
well
established.
Exceptional
opportunity.
Write
at
once.
Raw-lelgh's
Dept.
a
C.-166-202-E.
Winnipeg,
Canada.
tf.
WANTED
HELP
WANTED
Middle
aged
housekeeper,
no
encumbrances.
Phone
741
or
write
Box
952.
'(117)
FOR
SALIi-
FOR
SALE
Baby
Buggy.
$8.
Ap-ply
Johnson's
Oorcery.
(118)
SEALED
TENDERS
will
be
received
by
thi
undersigned
until
close
of
office
Tuesday
May
21st
for
cottage
at
417
Dunsmulr
Street.
4
rooms
and
bath
and
full
basement
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms
50
per
cent
cash
and
the
balance
spread
over
reasonable
period.
Chesterfield
suite
and
Helntzman
plana
for
sale
separately.
Of
flc-
j
lal
Administrator.
(120)
FOR
SALE
30
?oot
trolling"
boat
with
gurdles
and
anchor
winch.
Apply
Sneddon's
Cow
Bay
Qroc-cry
.
-
h
t4KJW)ti(J4ftl
contingent
on
maintenance
of
the
Drovlnclal
tntUs
and
preserva
I
ton
ot
blfth
ecderate
sfnaris,
Such
?rnH
could
tr
distributed
on
a
pooulation
basis,
to
be
soent
it
the
discretion
ef
the
universities,
perhaps,
for.
sdwlarsbips;
and
bursaries.
!
Marketing
Legislation
Twenty
years
or
constitutional
j
ionfusion
in
the
marketing
field
might
be
solved
"by
the
'creation
I
if
concurrent
jurisdiction
of
Dom-'
Inion
and
provinces
over
the
grad-
Our
Famous
Edsun
Alberta
COAL
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
Nanalmo
Wellington
Coal
Bulkley
Valley
Wheat
and
Grain
SEEDS
and
FERTILIZERS
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Pbone
5S
and
551
'SERVICE'
?.rmi
I
I
40
TENNIS
RACKETS
To
Choose
From
S3.00
T0
S22.00
TENNIS
BiVLS
35c
40c
45c
SPORTING
ROODS
HEADQUARTERS
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
PHONE.
3
Box
98