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Our 40: Anniversary
Gift to You

An Ebony Elephant!

This is our 40th anniversary and to com-
memorate it we offer you a genuine hand-

carved ebony elephant from Ceylon.
Every package of SALADA tea bears @

small tea pot trade mark on one end.

Send 3 of these from one-pound packages or
6 trom 1% Ib. packages to SALADA Toronto
and we will send you an elephant free of ell
charge. Offer not good after Sept. 1, 1932.

"SALADA”

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THE DAILY NEWS.

PRINCE RUPERT -

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Published Every Afternoon, Except Sunday, by Prince Rupert
Daily News, Limited, Third Avenue

H. F. PULLEN - - - Managing-Editor

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“ILY BDITION usin Thursday, July 21, 1932

 

OTTAWA CONFERENCE
Today sees the opening of the Ottawa Conference and

the eyes of the world are turned to the Canadian Capital.

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The city is thronged with delegations of outstanding men
from Great Britain, Australia, South Africa, India, Nev
Zealand, lreland and other parts of the Empire to discuss
with Canada matters of importance to each and all. It may
he said that the very existence of the Empire is at stake,

for if this conference fails it
de not amount to much
But the delegates of the

means that the ties of Empire

British Nations are thinking

success. The people of Canada are thinking success. Bri-

tain and the othe

nations are thinking success and under

these conditions failure is well nigh impossible.
We all look for great results from the conference. Pos
sibly we expect too much but the general view is that Lau

Sanne Was the turning point in
that Ottawa will be the createst

the world depression and
impetus toward improve

ment that the Empire nations will receive.

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20% Reduction First and Cabin Cless
Big Reductions also, Tourist and Third Cless

Thanks to the new low
fates and the favorable
exchange situation, thou-
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they could are seeing
Britain this year « : «
hedgerows in bloom ; ss
thatched cottages 4 : 5
Father Thames... London.
You, too, Can see Larope
this year. Visit historic
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the Hague . ; « Berlin.

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any Canadian Pacific Agent or

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PASTOR IS
WELCOMED

Delightful Social Last Night at
First United Church in Honor

of Nev, and Mrs. C. D
Clarke

Rey. C. D. Clarke, the new pas-
tor or First United Church here
and Mrs, Clarke were welcomed by
alr coneregation a dclightful
{ , venin n the so
¢ial narlo if the church

f T | ‘retary of phe
ficial board. was in the chair and
in orenin: vroceedi Ox
tended ar fficial welcome to Mi
and Mrs. Clarke on behalf of th«
members and

adherents of the
church ,

On hebal the clereyv of
tity Rev. F. W. Dafoe, pastor of
First Baptist. Church. and Rey
Conon W. F. Rushbrosk. rector of
St Peter's Anglican Churel ul si
mace weleomin

humor

Mr. Clarke revl ypropriate
on behalt limself nd Mr
rm rrize

The evenin musical’ progran
ipeluded piano solos by Archi
Thompsen and Miss Maxine Hei!
broner, vocal solos by Dr. and Mr
1R. G. Large. accompanied by H
| Brocklesby, and violin solos by Bert
Cameron, accompanied by Mi J

S. Black
At the close of the proceeding
|

served

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BASEBALL POSTPONED
| Owing to the rain, the Interme- |
League baseball game
for evening between |
| Young Sons of Canada and Young
Empress was postponed

diate

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last

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steame: Princess Alice |
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neon southbound from Skagway to}
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|NABOB TEA—“Best by
per Ib 40c
tYNSO—For All Washing
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Delightful Affair Vesterday
noon at Home of Mrs. F. G.
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After-

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A delightful strawberry tea and
ale of home cooking w held
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nd wet grounds E
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