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Monday,
January
21,
192'J
WILY
AN
ATTACK?
A
few
days
sigp
the
B.
a-raclfdrs
proposed
to
open
an
office
in
Princ
Rupert.
'On
Saturday,
two
days
after
the
announcement
was
maije,
we
were
asked
to
publish
a
lengthy
letter
attacking
them
and
sneering
at
the
proposal
as
having
any
benefit
to
the
city
.
The
letter
was
refused.
No
one
thinks
the
B.
CPackejrs.i1inLtfl
corae.herc
for
their
health.
Thoy
are
nere
because
they
think
they
will
benefit
from
dding
so
.
That
is
why
we
all
are
here
.
We
are
here
became
this
is.
the
best
place
we
know
in
which
to
carry
onhe
kind,
of
business
in
which
we
are
engaged.
If
it
were
npt-fafo
should
be
elsewhere.'
The
fishermen
are
here
because
this
is
the
best
place
for
them
to
fish.
We
are
glad,
to
Rave
them
fish
here
.
If
the
B.
C.
Packers
a?P
making
any
move
that
will
tend
to
make
Prince
Rupert
a
better
or
more
prosperous
city,
wo
are
with
them.
We
want
any
and
all
big
interests
to
.come
here
as
long
as
they
do
not
oppress
anybody
and
as
long
as
their
presence
is
a
benefit
to
the
community.
Doubtless
the
big
fishing
company
will
deal
mostly
with
the
wholesalers.
We
all
expect
that.
No
one
is
misled.
We
are
not
concerned
who
they
do
business
with,
as
long
as
they
buy
here
and
bring
soirie
money
into
town.
The
moro
they
spend
here
the
more
the
city
will
benefit
We
also
welcome
the
representatives
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Company,
who
are
to
open
an
office
here
.
It
is
the
people
who
do
things
who
are
needed
here
just
now
.
Anybody
cf
n
sit,
bacli
and
criticize
the
operations
of
the
big
companies,
but
it
take
brains
to
organize
and
carry
on
big
work.
FOOLISH
SOCIALISTS
Those
who
hold
socialistic
beliefs
and
who
prate
about
the
wealth
of
the
world
being
all
the
product
of
labor
are
able
to
enjoy
modern
luxuries
because
others
are
workine
naru
wnue
uiey
tneorize.
They
lorget
that
if
socialism
is
ever
to
amount
to
anything
it
must
come
by
means
of
big
organizations
.
The
big
race
has
to
learn
to
rise
above
the
petty
ami
learn
to
handle
big
things
in
a
big
way
before
the
Utopia
of
which
they
dream
can
come
to
pass.
Where
years
ago
nations
were
composed
of
a
few
thousand
people,
today
the
inhabitants
are
reckoned
in
millions
and
we
are
talking
of
world
alliances
and
federations
.
Grent
men
are
seeing
great
developments
as
the
result
of
the
grent,
work
that
is
being
done.
Carping
criticism
by
little
men:i
gets
a
country
nowhere
.
What
is
needed
today
is
men
of
wide
vision
who
can
do
things
or
get
them
done.
Today
we
want
big
people
here
and
have
expressed
ourselves
clearly
by
deciding
to
sell
our
power
franchise
to
one
of
the
biggest
companies
in
Canada.
They
are
not
here
for
their
health
and
if
we
display
a
tendency
to
criticize
and
?narl
at
them
they
will
not
want
to
come.
We
need
them
and
they
can
use
us.
As
long
as
we
get
what
we
want
we
are
willing
that
they
shall
get
what
they
want.
That
is
cooperation
.
Carping
criticizm
has
held
Prince
Rupert
back
...
..
,
...
1
T
4.
!....
'a
e
i
i
i
!
jutiy
UHUUKU
.
imi
ua
shiuw
apim
in
inuiuai
neipiuiness
which
will
give
us
a
chance
to
become
a
real
factor
in
tho
life
of
the
country.
Daily
News'
Ads.
Bring
Results
Fashion
Fancies
This
Frock
Features
a
New
JIaterial
Combination
Here's
a
combination
of
materials
that
but
a
few
seasons
ago
would
have
been
hooted
at.
Jersey
and
velvet.
TodaV,
it's
about
as
smart
as
it
can
be,
and
Bimply
shouts
Paris.
The
popular
tan
and
brown
combination
is
utilized
here.
The
tan.
of
course,
curried
out
in
the
jersey,
the
brown,
In
the
velvet
This
model
comes
in
other
colors.
One
that
I
particularly
admired,
was
light
and
deep
gray.
The
Crisp.
Flaring
Si!I-ovett;
is
Illustrated
by
This
New
Mojel
H3
Crisp,
flaring
materials
are
most
popular
for
evening
frocks.
Of
these
the
taffetas,
tulles
and
mouHselines
lead
the
field.
White
moaiMcttM,
stiffened
v.
ith
horsehair
to
give
the
deslrtd
flare,
is
th!
me-llum
for
tfiis
frock,
while
silver
pallettes
sprinkled
unevenly
over
the
"material
lend
't
a
delightfully
imaginative
quality.'
The
mode!
is
made
with
tee
rrgubitlon
long-waUted
bodice
w'th
V-neck.
The
skirt,
how-iver,
consists
of
four
wide
elr-
-i:lar
insert
applied
to
the
bod-.
'.a
in
points.
WHAT
IS
IT
that
keeps
you
always
looking
well
and
smartly
dresi-ed?
OUR
SKRVICK
1'IIONK
010
to
have
your
clothes
pfesned
We
call
for
and
deliver
to
alltparts
of
the
city.
For
that
Sui
Wr
have
rise
iPalLifl!
Winter
Suitfntfcaffil
cmnnirvuPrfnra.
sinfMnti
today
and
let
us
take
your
mnuxure.
Cutting,
workmanship,
itylo,'
all
guaranteed,
lies
material
and
reasonable
prices.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
610
LEGISLATION
'
FOR
ONTARIO
Government
Will
Submit
Hill
to
Ratify
Old
Age
Pensions
at
Coming
Session'
"
'
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TORONTO,
Jan.
21:
A
grist
of
ffiirly
important
loislationrln
the
form
of
government
and
public
bills,
will
be
presented
to
the
Assembly
at
the
coming
session
which
opens
Jan."
30.
Government
bills
are
to
include
the-old
age
pensiqn
.measure;
pro
viuing
lor
auumonai
am
iu
ut
Ontario
Research
Foundation,
and
important
revision
of
thn
Hospital
Act.
There
is
a
possibility
of
amendments
to
the
Inn
Keeper's
Act,
and
the
announced
increase
of
gas
tax
requires
change
of
the
statute.
Amend
ments
to
the
Liquor
Control
Apt.
if
any,
will
be
of
i
minor
nature,
Ih-eiwing
of
barber
shops.
In-Prcmier
G.
II.
FcrgUsonhitS
in-istitution
of
the
threo-plaloon
sys-
timatcd.
-
'
'
ltem
fjr(.mcn,
equivalent
to
A
oiu
creating
n
ractng
m-
,
a,
ht
u;(
mission
for
Ontario
may
be
.;
(
.
..
Woi.kmei,s
mitted,
but
it
is
understood
tnati""
v
w
,
the
matter
is
not
yet
definitely
j
Compensation
Act
and
Mothers
settled.
Recommendations
by
.Allowance
Act.
IJudgc
Godson,
arising
out
of
the
j
u.i:iw,
,.t
irrtlllntnrflr.
m.nv
rwinirfi
unmoi
proposal
.-
legislation.
.
"
.'
A
.'liih
Inrrtvidintr
for
llreniiinir
1
i
.
-
-
of
real
csfHte,,"d'alor8,
ja
rsjrar-
lauyiTs
to
give
protection
against
def
ideations
in
respect
to
triisi
fuwis,
l:4rt
'tomes
fpim
labor,
but
likely
r
ilf;
cn
bu
at
1
,CaT
led
a
to
be
introduFed
does
not
The
measure
was
asked
for
by
Vh-
lh,!
KOvofnmenU
dealers
in
September,
1D7.
and
''m!
the
ncd
urgent,
consideration
was
then
promised,
j?""
')
matter
hav.mr
br..,i
The
object
is
to
protect
the
pro-l"
u''
d,,rect
by
the
UlW
So"
fession
arid
the
public
against
;ety.
unscrutiutoiV
oDefalOrs.'
,il
''4-
-A
'somewhat
similar
meiigji'Att
to
apply
tu
boys,
w;s
ha's
been
Urjed
by
the
Architects
ft-?;
tl'tV
Lalior
ifviinuary
W-'T
Assnrintinn
It
nrnnoiid
to
n..nnilv
a
rnnnrt
wnn
militnittt"!
tthouirh
members
of
the
nrofesslon
mi.ttrr
hut
nnither
Hon.
Forbes
now
practising
would
not
need
Godfrey
nor
Premier
Ferguaon
to
undergo
anv
teat.
,-,eem
favorably
inclined
toward
Organized
labor
is
asking
for
legislation.
Monday.
January
21,
1929
J.
K.
HIU1T0N,
H5.A.
require
registration,
with
ft
suit-
to
Government
by
the
Minimum
i
f
the
Dominion
Experimental
able
examination
provided
for.'
Wain.
Board.
ilalinir
with
the
t;ition
at
Summerland.
Try
a
Daily
News
"Want-ad"
for
the
best
results.
A?
t
AFTER
all,
there's
no
place
like.
British
Columbia
in
which
to
work
anil
live
and
play!
Here,
there
are
'no.
long
"off
seasons",
to
cut
down
a
mail's
Working
time.
Our
temperate
cliiuate
keeps
a
man
fit
.
.
.
enables
him
to
produce
more..
.earn
'more.
j
'
f,-h)
Tho
-
producers'
average
weekly
M-nfic
In
IlrltlRli
Columbia
is
$28.39
....
.
49
higher
than
tin?
rr.t
of
Canada.
In
192
seventeen
industries
increased
weekly
waftea
hy
$12.95!
Actually
in
ten
years
.our
annual
payroll
has
grown
from
78
million
dollars
to
175
million
dollars
.
.
.
the
greatest
advance
hy
far
of
any
Province
during
that
period.
This,
ot
course,
does
not
include
agricultural
workers,
professionals,
clerks
and
others.
Hritish
Columbia's
gross
payroll
Is
estimated
at
210
million
dollars!
Mfc
Is
more
enjoyable
...
we
have
more
time
th
enjoy
the
year-round
pleasures
and
recreations
at
our
doors,
while
our
genera!
"stntidHWl
of
living
is
very
much
higher.
Taxation
during
the
last
four
years
has
becti
reduced
by
two
and
a
half
million
dollars
.
.
.
concrete
proof
of
our
ptovince's
sound
financial
condition.!
Construction,
that
outward
evidciK'e
of
the
faith
wo
have
in
our
provhire,
lias
played
a
large
part
In
the
wage
situation.
In
ton
yours
British
Columbia's
construction
activity
has
ftoms
up
ten
times.
In
19H
It
Involved
only
$2,OO,n0O
...
for
10
months
in
1927
It
amouniM
to
$27,277,000!
This
activity
lias
an
immediate
effect
on
current
conditions.
Cash
funds
are
riiilmrsed
for
materials,
employment'
is
good
.
.
.
wages
fairly
steady
.
.
.
money
in
circulation.
It
Incronsos
tho
'cnpltal
Investment
In
our!
Proving.
And
thce,
can
he
no
surer
indication
W
futtlje
progress
than
when
producing
machinery
increases
...
a
sign
of
growing
market
...
a
sign
that
UrltUh
Columbia
products
arc
winning
a
place
in
the
markets
of
the
world.
Fi,''
announctmtntf
and
understand
your
pmtintt't
'
UpnpMt
.1
.
clip
tktm
out
md
stmUkm
tofriLji
Vdnire
tttra
npiei
of
intiounctmtnit
a
tt
to
thtt
ntwipaptr
will
hinf
Ihtm.
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your
Protthtl
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