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Monday,
June
24,
1929
DOCK
IS
A
DANGER
The
dock
which
has
been
allowed
to
go
out
of
repair
on
the
waterfront
is
undoubtedly
a
menace.
If
it
is
to
remain
in
its
present
condition
it
should
be
well
fenced
off.
Complaints
have
been
made
of
this
to
The
Daily
News
at
various
times,
but
never
mentioned,
as
it
was
thought
it
was
private
property
and
the
business
of
no
one
but
the
owners.
When
it
becomes
a
public
menace
it
is
time
something
was
done.
INTERESTING
FORWARD
STEP
According
to
a
despatch
received
Saturday,
the
Canadian
Government
has
already
communicated
with
the
other
Dominions
suggesting
that
there
should
be
a
closer
trade
pact.
While
these
Dominions
may
feel
that
this
was
not
done
until
Canada
was
forced
into
it
by
the
United
aiaies,
mey
win
aiso
see
mat
a
tsrtfish
preference
has
for
many
years
been
a
Canadian
policy
and
that
a
treaty
has
been
in
force
with
Australia
for
some
time.
The
proposal
is
just
a
natural
extension
of
a
settled
policy.
mere
are
a
gooti
many
supporters
of
the
present
Gov
ernment
who
think
there
should
also
be
a
revision
linwnrd
of
some
of
the
duties
on
importations
from
United
States,
but
the
difficulty
in
commencing
this
is
to
know
when
to
stop.
RELIEVE
LABOR
CONDITIONS
IN
GREAT
BRITAIN
Proposal
to
Secure
Co-operation
of
Other
Parts
of
the
Empire
LONDON,
June
22.
Schemes
for
development
to
relieve
the
Briticn
-unemployment
problem
may
reach
to
the
Dominions,
it
is
believed.
There
is
authority
for
tating
that
Friday's
meeting
of
the
Labor
CatMat
ministers
on
unemployment
produced
proMMl8
far
aa
inquiry
concerning
large
worka
of
ireaeral
utility
and
development
which
may
deairlbly
be
undertaken
in
any
part
of
the
Empire,
including
the
Dominion,
as
w)l
aa
the
crown
colon
few.
The
Dowiaioa.
according
to
the
echeme,
will
be
aaked
to
what
extent
they
will
be
prepared
to
jruar-aatee
emtiloyment
to
ItrMiah
labor
kad
manufacturers
in
such
work
If
the
British
Government
offers
certain
financial
inducements.
Inquiries
on
the
matter
will
reach
the
Dominions
immediately.
UNITED
STATES
IS
ADVISED
ON
TARIFF
EFFECT
Not
fJKATITfllB
The
grocer
who
drew
a
horse
in
the
Calcutta
sweep
on
the
English
Petty-
The
Humorist,
London.
RrftnT.
ew
AFiHiixTMnyi
Miss
Margiirc-
P
F.'.t
B
A
.
h
he
arpc-.nted
ti.:;.r
cf
ir't.-iu
-Jurt:!-a
a!
0.:r,o
Ladle
Colin,
Wr.j"-.
Os.
.
if?o'.n:-rneai
to
taeoK
tffc
r
Septem
ber.
Ules
Rfberts
1
a
deisis.?r
oil
iBv
Richard
RMwrts
D
O
.
Totcctt
If-rmeriy
ol
Mottreil
and
!ew
York
FAREWELL
TO
REV.
W.ALLEN
AT
TERRACE
rrentslk
Made
In
Rr-cnllln
ol
Kreflent
hertke
Mendeml
i
TERRACE.
Jane
24:-A
Urje
inhering
was
pr?Ent
at
a
farew!!
aoca:
'in
Knox
United
Church
nr.
Thunxiay
i
evening
to
honor
ReT
and
Mrs.
Wm
I
Allan
and
famll)
-ncr
tc
their
de-Iparture
from
thH
dlxtrict
R
W
iRUey
presided
over
the
gtber!n
I
Barly
In
the
ever
in
Miss
Lilian
jCnrlaty
prarnted
Mrs
Allan
w:-r.
a
i
toeauUful
oeuquet
of
rosea
donated
by
Mrs.
Braun
frun
:;r
own
garden,
i
A
splendid
program
had
been
sr-1
ranged,
these
taking
pan
being
Address
Canon
T.
J
Marsh.
Piano
8oloMIa
Ann!
Allan
Vocal
Solo
Mr
C
C
King
Vocal
Solo
-Rev.
A
V?
Robinson
Vors!
Sclo-
Mrs.
Allan
Address
Rev.
A.
W
Rablnaon.
Reittatlon
-
A
Attree
j
Vocal
Solo
Rev.
Wm
Allan.
During
the
program
Z
T.
Kenney.
.
on
behalf
of
church
members
and
friends,
expreesed
regret
at
losing
Mr
sr.d
Mrs.
Allen
nd
family
(rem
'he
district
and
ako
extended
to
then
the
food
wish
of
boat
of
friends
here
lor
their
future
success
and
happiness
In
then
new
field
of
work.
As
a
token
of
appreciation
of
their
work
here
he
then
presented
Mr.
Allan
with
iTT
0,1,0
ft"
A,Uc
wnh
nnl-
r
LHely
ti
President
Will
Tnke
some
hand
bag
and
puroe
of
money
Action
to
Modify
Terms
jrd
Ulm
Annie
Allan,
for
her
services
Is
SnirireMeft
at
tie
church
organ,
with
an
ieory
I
toilet
WAfJIIIVlTrtV
t
m
ti.
i
ilr
set.
Allan
appropriately
and
feeling-
unuea
Mates
bevenMoent
is
fully'
Retreahmeou
were
asrvad
and
informed
of
Canadian
sentiment
c,'
Jor
concerning
the
tariff,
it
was
said
'
'
at
the
state
department
Fridav.
'
ReptrU
of
the
attitude
of
the
Do-!
minion
as
reflected
in
the
edi-j
torial
columns
of
the
press
are
be-;
ting
continually
received
here!
from
the
office
tf
United
States
Minister
Ph
Blips
at
Ottawa.
The
!
administration
is
completely
coif-1
nizant
of
Canada's
attitude
and
it
has
been
the
subject
of
discussion
I
between
caibinet
members
and
be-!
j
tweefl
the
members
and
Congress
WINNER
OF
YACHT
RACE
i
NOT
DECIDED'
JUNEAU.
June
22.
Neverj
!
headed
in
the
entire
distance
of
I
he
possibility
of
action
beingj
the
capital
to
i-apital.
Olympia
to
taken
by
the
president
loek'ng
tc
i
Juneau
ra
the
yacht
Kloss
of
I
ward
a
limitation
of
the
tariff
on1
Shelton,
Washington,
was
elimi-
farm
products
is
discounted
here.
An
average
sucar
maple
tree
produces
tma
four
to
eight
pounds
of
sugar.
nated
from
competiUon
in
the
ffnal
count
when
Captain
Reed
of
the
yacht
announced
his
engine
had
tu-ned
1200
revolutions
over!
the
route
and
gives
his
boat
ft
I
speed
of
seven
an&
one-half
knots
instead
of
seven
knots
at
whirii
the
little
30-footer
was
rated.
The
victor
wfll
not
lie
deter-!
mined
until
the
handicaps
havo
been
figured
out.
"I1UILD
H.
C."
A
Recipe
For
Fudge
tsen
ii
i
ThM
U
sent
In
by
Mrs.
Rose
of
thu
city
and
we
are
glad
to
publish
it.
It
I
r
faTftrive
reetpt.
for
fudge
1
up
white
sugar,
l
etip
brown,
1-2
eup
Pacific
Milk,
1-4
cup
golden
syrup.
Butter
aire
of
walnut,
pmeh
Mlt,
vanilla,
1-3
cup
chopped
walnuts.
Boll
until
aolt
ball
stage
in
cold
water,
then
add
butter,
salt,
vanilla
brat
until
nrlv
firm.
Pour
into
buttered
plate,!
apnnKie
with
chopped
walnuts
PACIFIC
MILK
Factory
at
Abbotsford,
ILC.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
District
News
TERRACE
:
M!s
Marguerite
Martin
f
St?
Proteel
;.cr
hoar
here,
J
i
Ults.
Fanny
McLaren,
who
tin
hcl:day;ug
at
brr
bin
uere
returned
on
WMneedsy
to
bar
duties
In
the
Pr.nct
.
Rupee?1
hospital,
where
ah
h
:i
uadergrsdSute
J
B
Afar
shipped
his
c$erei.
Sedan
to
Hareitob
on
Ttramktf.
:
he
and
MM..
A
fa;
and
sou
AiOaMrtnt
on
Saturday
on
a
uKtof
Mf
thrown
-h
Dtalrles
and
thence
CO
to
hit
old
heme
at
PeunerMon.
9nt,
TtHf
will
be
sdoompaated
on
the
trip
bf
Mrs.
M.
A.
Ontf
and
ilia
Mens
&Yig.
Mr.
MM
Un
Wm.
Vndrltp.
Jr.
returned
Terrace
oa
VTfdn-sdy
after
steading
the
see
year
at
Park--!lle
Vencwmr
letead.
TVe
pr-ifls
of
grade
alfte
Ml
ten
of
'be
teoal
high
school.
have
been
nti:,7
eaaaUaatioae
ddrhag
the
past
wee
ceattonti
the
rlsissg
of
the
rchoo!
year
with
pleast
party
at
Lakte
Lake
on
Thursday
I
iilihiu
De-Swrtanental
examinations
far
grade
eaumo
commenced
on
Pi
Mat
anorning.
with
Maw
PUlebury
presldls.
I
Mts
Sstber
Moore
of
VancouTer.
who
has
been
htlidaying
at
her
home
bet
left
on
Thursday
for
the
n
touts
south.
Tha
members
of
the
Lad'
Oulld
of
Knaa
UntUtl
Church
heifS
their
annual
ptoalc
to
LakH.v
lake
on
Wed-
jnesday.
Aa
MaJojuWc
day
was
apeot
I
at
the
.ummer
camp
of
Mr.
W.
E.
I
Smith.
NEW
.iAZKIrON
'
Mtas
V.
L
i'fi.
and
Hint
Q
A.
Miller,
graduates
from
the
llateltoa
HoTiitAl
training
achaal
lor
nwt,
m-ere
both
sufwaful
m
pawilM
reet
tlailatarid
NtMtea-
amlnatlon.
Mtoj
Jean
Buns
of
New
HaaaMoe
has
wen
the
Junior
matrwulafioti
Ttte
JaMlee
Year
meetlnf
at
t
OmfeMCe,
danmry
of
the
A
11(1
loan
Church
lll
be
held
this
week
la
Has-
t
elten.
Parxtpatlnf
In
the
reecnoB-j
win
oe
nianop
u.
A.
nix
ot
Prince
Rupert:
Oaaton
T.
J.
Marsh.
Terrace:
Rural
Domm
W.
Sweetman,
j
ndako:
Rv.
T
O.
Proctor,
Ilacei-t:n;
Rev.
J
H
Kerr.
Bums
Lake:
Rev.
A.
W.
HoMnaen.
ivrrace;
Rev.
V.
3.
Hales.
SmlOnrs.
and
Re.
S.
SC.
Steer.
Vanderboof.
Dr
and
Mr.
H
C.
Wrinch
enter
-tstned
at
brlttaw
last
fiimtas
nifht
for
Mist
Relplvena
Wrlneh
PrWe
wln-ii'ii
were
lln
W
A
Oow.
Mai
Cooper
WrliKh.
8.
J
'Wlnabjr
and
H
c
Hire:.
A
suetoaaful
rose
daaee
waa
held
In
the
Assembly
Hall
st
Hanrltoa
last
Friday
night
by
the
Wotnen'a
Auxiliary
t
cthe
Hawltrm
Hospital
There
Hi
a
large
attendance
and
the
affair
has
been
a
i
(
m
rummer
ehobraM
at
OoWmbUn
CWleff.
Nfw'
Br,
"TLT"
Weumlnater.
and
alw
ch
"!"
a
wiae
tar
lMt
wtek
rrc.
the
b
htt
atorr
wnUafi
ftx
she
Z?tTJ??
-
'
"
"
rvi
(SiUeee
ah&uat.
.
Murdoch
MciaM
,
.
.
uiaaataiiaei
'
-
.
.
-
.
----
-i
bomeiWrn
ftim
UuDert
h.
1
Z.lIL'tMi'
'
ht.'
i
tart
n.
.
their
A'
yy-si
v
k
-Mammle.
do
yen
like
stark
-
"Yea.
deal.
im
-Wosttd
you
like
to
bear
ooeT-
'
!'
-Yea.
"
dear
"tt
wont
make
you
cross.
wUl
It,
MnajamuT"
'Of
oourse
nut
inr
"
Well,
there
was
once
a
eent
bot
lr
and
I
broke
:
llw
H
THE
FORD
CAR
STEEL
BODY
Combines
Strength
with
beauty
THE
high
grade
steel
used
In
building
Ford,
car
bodies
gives
maximum
driving
proteo
tion.
Deauty
of
design
has
been
combined
with
rujsed
strength
in
these
all-steel
bodies.
The
,
wood
parts
shown
in
the
diagram
are
used
.
only
for
attaching
the
interior
trim
and"
roof
material.
t
If
this
body
that
of
the
Tudor
Sedan
in
this
Instance
mounted
on
a
Model
"A"
chassis,
were,
turned
over
and
resting
on
the
roof,
it
would
support
the
chassis,
engine
and
all
With
out
even
bending
the
narrow
window
pillars.
Such
is
the
strength
and
high
safety
factors
of
Ford
engineering.
Vision
obstruction
is
reduced
to
a
minimum
by
the
use
of
narrow
steel
pillars.
Lower
rear
panels,
Including
the
wheel
housing,
are
made
in
one
piece.
This
unusual
feature
on
body
construction
gives
additional
strength
Electrical
welding
adJs
greater
rigidity
and
reduces
the
possibility
of
squeak
and
rattle.
Panels
and
frame
Sections
are
welded
or
riveted.
In
assembly
of
large
units
where
bolts
are
necessary,
strips
of
anti-squeak
material
are
used
between
sections.
Sound
deadening
material
is
also
used.
Soft
roof
construction,
of
heavy
padding
over
galvanized
mesh
wire,
provides
aa
ad.
ditlonal
element
of
quietness.
Arrange
for
your
demonstration
ride
with
nearest
Ford
dealer
,.if
.'V
the
S.
E.
PARKER
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
;1
Jw
,&Le
Yourself
yJvgN.
ij
there
is
no
IjpvL
Better
Test
Ford
Car
Features
Clow
fUmtt
il
I.
II
miUi
a
sear
-
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rafts
FM
laOxm
tlr
fuSs-
esclstW
fs-rslr
lWm
t
ltotUaOlt
syoVanfa
,kMk
sSorSr
HUM
mBti
ttr
ittUm
t
ranMst
Astlrrse
sIsm
triaASMi
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prM
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KWissCU,
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