2
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tue:diy,
Scpten.ber
26,
1S50
September
20.
1925
Two
lariy
hikers,
Miss
4
Rorvlk
anri
Mrs.
Bam
John,,?
'
An
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlnc
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
As
I
It
I
""t""fr,
arrived
ai
i
ocr-"-emDer
23
ahm,.
t,
i
i
ip.m.
an
left
atain
mc
u
By
Carrier,
Per
Week,
zoc;
Per
Month,
75c;
rer
real
18.00;
By
Mall,
Per
Month
50c-
Per
Year
$5.00.
the
Rowing
morning.
Last
night
they
stayed
overnight
at
Hanall
A.
Paenottn
u
wi.
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
Domanlco,
province
of
CozenV
Italy,
on
a
happy
mission
The,
he
Is
to
Join
his
wife
and
retu'r
with
her
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
fishing
vessel
Scntin-'
whleh
sank
in
milkier,
w-
if
M:n'
!
CHURCH
PLANS
PEACE
IT
IS
A
MATTER
OF
historical
fact
that
in
the
two
world
wars
the
Christian
Church
did
nothing
effective
for
peace.
The
clergy
in
all
countries,
Cove,
has
been
brought
tol
fepJiri
Wl"
entr
6h0rUy
win,
M"n,,,,hnt.
m
IS
SchooiPJIlts
j
and
of
all
denominations,
did
exactly
what
you
and
'
as
jl
did
that
is,
lined
up
j
b
e
h
i
n
d
our
respective
!
fcrest,
rpT7
,
lxhSJ-
C&mV
buildings
of
the
n
ew
U.B.C.
Research
Forest,
near
Haney
B
C
The
consisting
of
9,800
acres
of
timberland,
was
Crown
granted
to
the
University
by
the
SmoTo'lTJeXrs
Br!hCfmbla
L0Bge"'
"onSevfed
ITZlLlZ
ProfSsor
ML?rr,Tm
1
P?S
buildln
and
to
working
fund.
.Inset)
now
that
it
is
ready
for
Use'.
supervised
its
development
and
will
act
as
Director
governments,
right
or
wrong.
In
the
Civil
War
in
t.hp
IT
R
A
pMil
3
(EMM,
the
clergy
of
the
south
stood
Y?t
the
vast
majority
of
us
with
their
own
kith
and
kin
cannot
see
and
do
not
see
our
slavery
and
all.
Those
In
the
honest
duty
that
wa
shrubbery,
an
Improvement
to
be
gladly
welcomed
by
citizens,
as
well
as
a
source
of
delight
to
Ray
Reflects
north
were
for
the
north.
So
'
in
t
11
ki
s
easy
for
cynics
and
"u
critics
""ICS
.....
tourists.
Such
.i.
will
greatly
en-
me
iirst
two
worm
wars
tne
v
u.aine
me
unurch"
f..r
v.,,,
.
German
church
was
v
ax
for
uci-
Ger-
inS
no
-..vlhyc
effective
Deaf..
WCilUC
nia
Ulan
n,,trtl1fl
Kilt
N
nnt
1
11
1
csmv
hance
the
approach
to
the
mux
1
.
.1
.
----
-
m
a
ii
.1
m
...i.v.
t.
..........
.
.
.
1
many,
the
Russian
church
was
Is
the
Church
if
not
von
anrt
I
i
trance.
Horry
ti
J
for
Russia,
the
Italians
for
Italy
me
and
Tom,
Dick
and
Harrv?
urK
NOVELTit
ana
me
uanacuan
was
lor
Can-
ai
is
your
answer
to
th
r.i.
.
s,.l
.
adaandco.
threat
of
world
war
three
'What
.hm
VunB''
fifty-fourth
Statisticians
are
reoorted
to
000
is
mine?
I
wish
I
hid
one
ey
lt
,f
atnriV..
dled
last
have
fouRd
tea
ie
mt
puWr
.
THE
THREATENED
THIRD
-sure,
quick.
'
!veeK
m
Salt
Lake
City
in
her
,
beverage
there
is.
Probably
one
world
war
is
on
somewhat
dif-
0O0
i
,
.
year-
Sne
was
the
Ia8t
sur"
of
the
reasons
is
that
it
does
not
ferent
lines.
This
time
one
of
XHE
UNlTFn
"l?
men!ber
cf
hls
mlly.
cost
fifteen
cents
per
cup.
nited
rum,
"...
CHURCH
OF
Bngham,
wherever
he
-
the
contestants
is
eoverned
bv
a
is.
ouuht
TOYS
Penguin
Hotb
force
that
spurns
the
religion
of
7U
"
"Jl
prepared
an
historic
to
thank
God
he
did
not
live
in
LSL
Pment.
n?rTiS
rthTs
PeaCC-
US
.
1950'
I
OGIVES
WIFE
ADVICE
Business
and
Speeches
TOO
many
businessmen
appear
to
believe
the
making
of
speeches
should
be
left
to
politicians,
clergymen
and
lawyers,
and
yet
they
will
be
fortunate
if
at
some
time
they
are
not
called
on
to
speak
for
themselves,
with
much
at
stake
on
the
quality
of
their
performance.
:
Winston
Churchill,
Harry
Truman
and
Louis
St.
Laurent
did
not
become
able
speakers
through
a
happy
accident
of
birth;
their
impressive
performance
are
the
result
of
study
and
practice.
Anyone
who
examines
the
records
of
public
figures
will
find
that
some
of
the
most
articulate
of
today
were
the
stammerers,
the
painfully
embarrassed
speakers
of
yesterday.
And
the
way
to
ease
and
eloquence
in
public
speaking
is
through
practice.
;
In
this
the
businessman
is
perhaps
at
some
disadvantage
as
compared
to
the
politician,
the
labor
leader,
the
clergyman
and
the
professor.
The
House
of
Commons
and
the
backwoods
hustings,
the
meeting
of
the
union
local,
the
pulpit
and
the
lecture
hall
all
provide
platforms
on
which
the
art
of
public
speaking
can
be
learned,
and
indeed,
where
a
willingness
to
speak
to
an
audience
is
an
absolute
essential.
The
last
few
years,
however,
have
made
it
increasingly
clear
that
there
is
plenty
of
opportunity,
and
certainly
an
urgent
necessity
for
the
businessman
to
present
his
case
convincingly
on
the
public
platform.
The
enemies
of
business
are
growing
in
strength,
chiefly
because
of
their
willingness
to
undertake
these
personal
propaganda
jobs
themselves.
They
have
grown
glib
and
convincing
with
constant
practice.
Meanwhile
businessmen
have
been
busy
running
their
own
affairs.
It
is
time
that
businessmen
'take
on
the
task
of
telling
their
own
story
every
time,
a
forum
presents
itself.
The
voice
of
business,
must
be
made
more
clear
than
it
is
at
present.
1
How
to
do
this?
First
of
all,
bv
being
willing
to
speak
when
the
opportunity
offers.
After
the
businessman
has
tried
it
a
few
times,
he
may
find
he
likes
getting
up
on
his
hind
legs'
-and
telling
his
neighbors
what
he
thinks.
Second,
by
studving
the
technique
of
public
speaking.
The
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
made
a
worthwhile
contribution
in
this
field
by
its
campaign
among
its
members.
.
This
is
developing
some
excellent
speakers
among
the
younger
businessmen.
But
there
is
no
reason
that
the
older
men
should
be
left
out
of
this
picture.
They
have
an
opportunity
to
give
leadership
and
there
is
a
real
necessity
for
them
to
accept
this
opportunity.
li
"nh.
I0
"Sht
0,
not
the
politteaSvwTd
e.?
.
A
of
the
enlng
Empire'
6th
Ave.
and
M
Phones:
BLUE
446.
G:
r"
ing
world
'
It
should
be
noihil
natea
SePtebcr
25,
1925.
prints
,
Here
and
there
small
groups
cn
,
"f.
0U?S:
a
telegram
from
R.
Hetherine-
Ilb-A
tho
nnotare
Tahr...nD
Tlf
lUUUUa
LiUtlS
LO
commissioner,
Fort
Inesses,
and
followers
of
Gandhi
1
alm
a
Wni.am
M
apply
their
own
answer.
Thev
.t.V
"
Bwernineni
,Q.
..,
"
"k
simply
renounce
war
personally,:"?
Z'
would
effectivplv
nnt.hu;
Z"'?.11
'"..
ANNOUNCEMENT
fc'
We
are
not
taking
any
dealing
pressing;
at
present
Some
P
es
0r
governments
un.
nuperx
octooer
7.
Do
of
them
would
eive
un
their
own
Uverath
thin
takS
WlHmg
t0
accel)t
6uch
a
n0t
th,nk
any
necessity
book
.
...
.
at
first,
should
h
arnta
r-
space
In
elevator
ax
k
We
shall
attend
to
efficient
service
on
Tailoring,
Alterations
and
k
pairina
ic
New
Fall
Samples
have
just
arrive:
Order
now
for
better
choice
(
2.
,
mifsion
to
do
so
at
a
later
date."
take
care
of
811
rain
offering."
The
above
is
almost
word
for
Perhaps
Mr.
Hetherlngton
never
I
word
what
I
have
been
saving
suspected
it.
but
as
a
prophet
he
in
this
column,
and
elsewhere,
was
a
wizard.
That
telegram
was
for
many
years
past.
The
time
dated
exactly
25
years
ago
has
come
to
lay
the
foundations
government.
This
Acheson
and
Vishinsky
evid-world
u-nHHrld
government
would
differ
ently
possess
hktrlonlp
tninnt
fundamentally
from
the
United
The
uXT
nSSoST
masSi
Sate
naT
o
nSnmen
StrttegUt'
arC
secn
lrt
EACH
OF
WHOm'TeTAINS
fT'
aPPare"tly
bosom
POWER
OF
UFE
OR
DEATH
TheiT
handfiha"
and
OVER
ALL
ITS
CITIZENS
i
expressions
exude
pleasant
Any
national
government'
can
.ughU-
ConiPare
this
with
the
order
any
of
its
citizens
to
at-'
bitterness
'
their
speeches,
the
tack
other
countries
to
drop
,
heavlness
of
their
frowns,
atom
bombs
to
uncnilr
hrittloci
THE
TAIlOr
L
I
N
G
Box
286
220
-6th
St.
Phoned
"Do
you
mind
a
mere
male
hsvmg
orru'thing
to
my
about
wanhtliiys?
My
wife
kwiw
my
ahirU
upHrkling
white,
which
ia
important
in
my
buineM.
Site
tella
me
tlit)
aecrrt
is
Keckitt'a
HIub,
which
prevent
dothua
turning
yt'llow.
Site
takes
no
crwnc-a
with)
anytlilng
that
may
.
d.imaKt!
fabrio.
Jut
a
awinh
or
two
ol
Km.kitt'a
Blue
in
t
he
final
rinse
ia
and
VICKERS
01
ceaajy
germs.
The
penalty
for
Whan
VVhen
w..-,
blossom
n
time
.
.
,
"n
mere
ia
to
11.
i
lie
mci
inat
re
urns
In
Wue
on)y
.
few
GIN
reiuai
to
obey
the
national
gov-
1951,
Second
Avenue
between
month
makes
sense
to
pennira
a
me,
too."
Ph
Am
one
20
a
VICKERS
IS
OISTIUIB
IN
CANADA
koit
DisTRiiuTiD
rCalvrrt
einment's
orders
is
death.
,
j
Third
and
Fourth
Streets
will
be
!
0o
'
easier
on
the.
eye
than
ever
be-
'
THE
FIRST
REAL
LAW
OF
A'
fore'
1
7718
beautiful
Rarden
of
real
world
government
must
o"
G'
Fl
Forbes
na
already
contri-something
like
this:
No
nation
ibutd
toward
this
happy
state
shall
attack
any
other
nation
:
DUt
the
work
now
in
progress
.
.
..
...
..
,
...in
will
i
.
rhis
advertisement
is
nnt
miM;h4
nr
A'..
plyed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
oi
bf
the
Government
of
Britiih
Columbia,
All
For
widen
it.
and
any
person
who
takes
part
in
any
such
attack
by
land,
sea
This
means
that
next
summer
the
grounds
in
front
of
the
museum
and
health
unit,
and
through
to
Fourth
Street,
will
consist
of
lawn3
and
flower
bordered
walks
and
ornamental
or
air
shall
be
subject,
on
conviction
In
court,
to
death,
or
other
just
penalty.
We
can
set
up
such
a
world
i
SWELLEST
RAZOR
EVER
FOR
COMFORT
AND
CONVENIENCE
6iMe'SS
t.M.i.sr.x
&
KQl
jrMENT
V
tMk
ami
have
for
Mile
nmmln
rtlrwl.
lnilx
ti
Kiiflnen
Hcillr
fik-x-l
riliuukt
piping.
I
lexllile
furl
llnrs.
Tnilllne
p..p
B,rl.
(llti
lirM
J.i
k
mill
Part.
Bru
and
Inm
How
Kollrra.
Piston
Ktlies.
Pipe
and
Pipe
Pitting.
H
ilihlted
Hn
Kearlng.
4aw
(
lutrliri
mill
anchor
Mgger-liead.
Ktm-I
and
linta
Mmftlng.
Bolts.
Nuts,
studs
and
rap
M-rrw.
llHlllmt
Side
Knllirs
A
Mhravn.
AiK
h.ir
;
in
ttv
Megi-i
lipudx.
Mat
Mild
Hterl.
Various
nrllrles
or
nmrinr
hardware
anil
piiilpinriit,
loo
nuiiiei-olio
to
me
lllllMI.
KYTOWN
MACHLNE'VVIlft
Electrical
Wirir,
And
Service
NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
(
With
10
Gillette
Blue
Blades
in
Dispenser
government
when
the
Englisn
spe-amng
nations
are
ready
-
to
BIG
$2.00
VALUE
FOR
ONLY
lead.
We
do
not
need
to
wait
for
Russia.
'
The
real
struggle
to
build
neaee.
under
law.
Is
with
our
-
.
BTEWART.B
"
PRINCR
RUPERT
1
1
-
You
chanee
hladc
in.
selves
much
more
than
It
Is
with
Russia.
"
'
"...
i
f
stantly,
enjoy
real
shaving
comfort
with
the
Gillette
Rocket
Kacor
Set.
Canada'
greateat
shaving
bargain
includes
Razor,
10
blades
in
Dispenser,
and
the
new
Styrene
SHIPYARD
CONTRACTS
MOST
of
the
shipyards
in
British
Columbia,
except
Prince
Rupert,
will
share
in
filling
naval
orders,
the
contracts
to
run
into
a
good
many
millions
of
perfectly
good
orders.
Yet,
no
one
can
say
the
local
plant
is
unable
to
perform
a
first
class
job
when
given
the
opportunity.
Prince
Rupert
people
are
justified
in
wondering
why,
in
the
spreading
of
contracts
all
over
the
country,
the
yard
here
has
been
so
obviously
overlooked.
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
may
feel
like
asking
for
an
explanation.
;
It
could
be
that
Prince
Rupert
may
be
going
to
play
some
other
sort
of
a
role
in
the
intensified
national
defence
picture.
If
rumors
extant
these
idays
are
true,
that
might
very
well
"be
the
case
and
there
may
be
plenty
of
activity
here
desirable
or
undesirable
as
it
may
really
be.
I
SCRIPTURE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
'
"For
Ood
so
loved
the
world,
that
He
gave
His
only
.
begotten
Son,
that
whosoever
believeth
in
Him,
should
not
perish,
but
have
eternal
life."
John
3:
16.
Mmm
7
'luscious.
UtaCBSttestkf
-
AUNTjEfMVl
travel
case
only
$1.29.
Jus!
Arrived!
r
A
beautiful
selection
of
Rhinestone
Jewellery
.
.
.
Necklets,
Earrings,
Bracelets.
GEO.
COOK,
Jeweller
PHONE
7?
BENDIX
PHONE
79
in
WASHER
Save
Money
!
Repair
Now
!
How
Good
Is
Your
Word?
When
you
purchase
anything
c.n
ccedit,
you
agree
to
pay
for
the
goods
on
a
certain
date.
Don't
break
your
word
J
Pay
Your
Bills
When
They
Come
Due!
:
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BUREAU
OF
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RUPERT
y
1.
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AUTOMATIC
2.
WASHES
THOROUGHLY
J.
tAbY
UN
I
HE
CI
nTHF
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
annaru
4
It's
money
In
the
bank
when
you
hold
repair
costs
down.
The
surest
way
is
to
do
repairs
while
they
are
still
small.
Call
BLl'E
846.
SAANICH
5.
6.
NO
FUSS
NO
MUSS
NO
SPILLED
WATER
TAKES
THE
WORK
OUT
OF
WASHING
?MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
HOURS
Weekdays
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THIRD
Deluxe
299.50
Economat
$219.50
Time
Payments
at
Your
Convenience
OPEN
FROM
7
:30
PM
to
3
:30
AM
We
Specialize
in
Chinese
Disnes
CHOP
SUEY
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For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
133
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HEATING
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