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Monday.
Dec.
1.
ltttj
MADE
IN
CANADA
GIFTS
The
minister
of
trade
and
commerce
is
today
making
an
appeal
to
Canadians
to
buy
such
Christmas
gifts
as
will
give
employment
to
Canadian
people.
He
quotes
a
number
of
figures
to,
show
what
a
great
thing
it
would
be
for
the
country
if
people
would
buy
Canadian
made
goods.
He
estimates
conservatively
that
Canadians
spend
$75,000,000
a
year
on
gifts.
If
this
were
spent
in
Canada
for
goods
made
in
Canada
it
would
be
a
great
help
in
the
present
un
SsnnnrtrWl
uAi-rfc
nf
anma
fo
f
morula
and
relatives
at
asjcea
VJ'WfWVfWW
ft
Vi
tli
V
WVSW
W
WJStf
www
Christmas
he
is
underestimating
rather
than
over.
We
can
all
endorse
the
idea
of
the
minister
of
trade
and
think
when
we
are
spending
our
money.
This
is
a
time
when
all
could
take
a
little
thought
for
the
good
of
our
country.
FRANCE
AS
CUSTOMER
If
it
is
true
that
France
is
to
buy
considerable
Canadian
wheat
it
will
help
out
the
present
situation.
What
is
needed
is
guch
demand
that
the
price
will
go
up,
not
perhaps
to
IawiI
rVi
Insf
tviif
tvn?
TivVinwA
V"i
4
y
r
r
s
if
tiro
o
i
tr
r
4-
r
rt
y
4-
the
past
year
a
good
many
fishermen
made
good
profits
especially
in
the
salmon
f
isTierfes.
We
have
cause
to
con-1
gratulate
ourselves
that
fish
has
kept
its
price
so
well.
Lieut.
Hasse
dti,
with
Derby,
und
r,Kut.
Momm.
with
K
mpf-grrell,'
members
of
Oerman
ton
v.
Mo
won
in'f
.n.itio
!
"leers'
lumping
mi'Ct.
MadUon
Square
C;;uden
rohsc
show
n
i-nlly.
Dr.
Olen
Jopson
'left)
and
L.
C.
Cooke
of
Scott
Fund
expedition
of
Princeton
University,
at
excavation,
near
Red
Lodge,
Montana,
where
they
found
first
dinosaur
eggs
discovered
on
American
continent.
They
were
estimated
to
be
several
million
years
old.
Fee!
Young
Again
Enjoy
Hard
Work
Millions
of
men
nnd
women
all
ovt
r
the
world
take
KnisWrf-n
Salt
daily
not
because
thry
are
really
kick,
mind
you
but
Iwwiuse
tliev
know
the
little
daily
dote
of
Kruwlirn
keei
them
j
alwayi
fit,
energetic
and
free
from
fat,
and
aJto
krerw
the
nyntcni
free
from
I
'
ovr-orility.
IVojile
who
take
Kniwhen
SalU
fa
;
a
glas
of
hot
water
every
morning
won't
have
headaches,
and
are
alwayi
free
from
conitipalkin,
drpreuion,
diuHMM,
coated
tongue
and
Uiii4casant
brealli.
They
have
no
poion
in
their
intern
because
Uie
action
of
Kruichen
Salt
on
the
liver,
kidneyi
and
bowels
cunara
fierfrct
and
rrjpilar
elimination.
If
you
want
joyous
health
and
glorious
vigor
if
you
want
to
work
hard
and
enjoy
your
work
-try
taking
Krunchen
Salt
every
day
million
of
o4
are
ejt
joying
their
daily
lsboura,
thank
to
the
"little
daily
dote"
of
Kruw
hcn.
Man
in
the
Moon
Now
that
the
fisheries
experimental
station
is
tackling
some
difficult
problems
why
not
have
them
invent
a
sUtnt
saxophone
for
some
of
the
poor
fish
that
blow
them.
employment
period.
I
"Don
you
ever
feel
sick
going
up
We
think
that
when
Mr.
Stevens
says
Canadians
give
and
down
m
ou
!rt
au
day?"
she
Tea,
ma'am,''
s
Ihe
boy.
"Is
it
the
motion
of
going
down?"
-No
ma'am."
"The
motion
or
going
up?"
"No
ma'am."
"Is
it
the
stopping
that
does
It?"
what
Is
It?"
"Answering
questions,
ma'am."
The
professors'
wife
was
speaking.
,
"I
must
say,
James,"
she
said,
."that
wic
lu.oi
ncic
ii,
woo
a
wjuu
nuwc
uut.w
you
do
not
look
so
well
dressed
as
anauian
growers
win
ue
uuie
10
mane
a
living
lruiu
mar-
yu
to."
keting
the
product.
i
That's
strange,"
said
the
profes-
:
jsor
thoughtfully,
"for
they
are
the
FISH
PRICES
AND
WHEAT
.same
clothe"
In
Prince
Rupert
we
have
complained
often
at
the
low
price
of
fish,
both
halibut
and
salmon.
Yet
we
have
no
cause
to
comnlain
ennsiflerinc
the
nrice
nf
wheat.
The
An
American
sports
writer
down
east
says:
"The
ground
is
becoming
nice
and
hard
now,
so
that
when
a
staple
food
of
the
world
has
dropped
to
less
than
half
its
J?
former
price
but
fish
has
not
gone
down
that
far.
Today
(
Vrpe
"fi
a
few
feet
of
Small
Fire
Loss
Here
In
November
Outbreak
at
Home
of
O.
W.
Nicker
son
Saturday
Was
Only
One'
Where
Damage
Was
Done
THfl
DAILY
NEWS
The
Letter
Box
MAYOIULTY
TEKM
Editor.
Daily
News:
In
reply
to
your
request
for
an
expression
of
opinion
relative
to
a'
ftjwiiyear
term
for
mayor,
wer
re:
cordvour;
.opposition.
.
A
-
few
years
ago
ex-president
Coolidge
was
urged
to
be
a
candidate
in
the
1928
campaign.
He
absolutely
refused.
He
claimed
that
even
the
best
of
supermen
had
after
all
only
a
limited
amount
of
good
ideas
fend
that
they
should
be
able
to
give
effect
to
their
very
best
In
four
years.
During
long
terms
of
office
men
were
able
to
forget
the
good
promises
and
virtuous
past
and
fall
victims
to
tha
rnares
of
evil.
This
theory
Is
supported
by
much
of
the
evidence
produced
at
many
of
the
lnvest-gatlons
in
civic
corruption
in
several
U.
S.
and
Canadian
cities.
The
New
York
Times
Just
now
Is
printing
a
series
of
articles
on
"Corruption
in
Civic
Administration."
Long
term
m
office
for
mayor
and
aJdarmen,
lahiie
not
proven
as
a
cause
for
corrupt
government.
Is
emphatically
shown
to
be
condu
cive
to
ltx
Some,
few,,
years
ago
one
of
the
.'argest
labor
union
In
B.C.
altered
their
constitution
so
as
tc
prevent
members
from
holding,
of
-fice
.more
than
one
year.
Other,
have
since
adopted
the
same
pre
caution.
Our
provincial
goverri
ment,
both
past
and
present
change
police
officers
from
plac
to
place
quite
frequently.
The
two-year
term
would
tend
U
engthen
the
mayor's
term
of
office.
The
two-year
term
for
alder
men
which
was
folitered
on
us
by
the
B.
C.
Union
of
Municipality
as
an
experiment
has
not
Impror
ed
civic
government.
Many
claim
it
has
made
om?
aldermen
careless
for
the
first
year
and
a-hal'
pf
office.
As
Mr.
Wesch
pointed
out
Saturday,
we
must
have
an
el
ectlon
every
year
In
any
event.
How
quiet
It
would
be
without
a
mayor
to
elct!
An
acclamation
for
mayor
gave:
us
an
example
of
thi
!n
Rupert
a,
few
years
ago.
V.'e
fall
to,
see
any
reform
In
th-suagttlon-merely
change.
Wei
let
'US
have
change
and
demand
from
our
"mayoralty
candidate
that
they
give
the
city
some
def
Inite
Ideal
to
fight
for.
Almost
any
one
can
preside
at
a
meeting.
Bu'
It
evidently
would
take
a
real'he-
man
.to.
give
us
an
active
elevator
or
3tljusy
drydock.
If
either
sug
gestion
is
not
big
enough
let
ui
have
a
man
that
will
camp
on
Henry
Ford's
door-step.
Two
weeks
ragbMf.
Ford
announced
that
hi
company
will
Immediately
spent
on
aaturaay
at
noon
tne
lire
ae-
$60,000,000
in
new
plants
five
In
partment
had
a
call
to
the
residence
I
united
States
and
three
of
them
of
Q.
W.
Nickerson,
Fifth
Avenue
on
the
Pacmc
Coast-one
in
Seat
wesi,
wnere
a
sngni
nre
naa
DroKen
Uc
(Capaclty
300
cars
per
day
and
;oui
in
me
Kiicnen
mrougn
rooungjto
employ
2i0oo
men)
one
at
Long
,
material
being
heated
on
an
elec-Beacn
to
enlploy
2
600
and
onc
at
trie
ranee.
The
blase
was
soon
put
"live
Richmond,
Cal..
2.400.
Oct
a
ioui
aimougn
wnage.
powioiy
w
wlre
after
Ford
The
CNJt.
have
the
extent
of
$25
or
so,
vat
done.!nere
thousand,
ot
feet
of
ldlt
TV
m
aa
tho
Atilv
flrsa
HitHncr
rn
.
l.JT,x::r,:r":.i
ckage.
The
power
company
iuuuiu
nuruuw
u.
,
mut
naye
ftt
,eajt
mQ
y
M"H,!
'J
1U!Ug
.lhe
Jj!:1
would,
iike
to
seU.
Both
would
J
forces,
in-boosting
for
a
Ford
plant.
rriZth
r
,
.
during
the
monUi
-
'
i
lNo,othr
Irf
BlJtftn
Columbia
So
far
this
year,
the
city
fire
de-
.
(3,,
ixOfc
mf
,j
0-.M
partment
has
responded
to
71
alarms
and
the
total
loss
Is
estl-l0lue
"T"
me
,
Z.-j
m
,
m
r
.
,
ter
terms
ttiarrPrlnee
Rupert.
Brl
i,.mK.,
n
u
.il.
tUh
rtJoldmbla
do?
not
need-as
turned
in
with
loss
estimated
at
,ar?
plants!
Seattle
but
we
do
$2,553.
If
YOU
suffer
from
biliousness
or
indigestion
there
:l
1
Pills
is
nothing
better
thaii
hi
iilnaqO
ham
s
oi
811
Seecuwtb
URINO
MEAlTIt
neca
10
escape
carrying
me
our
den
of
paying!
freight
from
On
tarlo.
Just
recently
we
nad
a
mayor
with
a
vision
of
a
big
power
plant
Tonight
we
see
the
bright
lights
To
the
man
who
grasps
the
Ford
Idea
or
Its
coiilvalent
and
converts
It
Into
an
operating
plant,
we
will
'give
our
votes
as
long
as
he
con
tlnues
to
dream
dreams
and
see
ivlslons.
When
he
can
give
us
no
more
he
should'
make
room
for
an
other
who
can.
ROSS
MACKAY.
Lutheran
Church
Musical
Service
Large
Congregation
Turned
Out
Last
Nljht
For
Special
Ad-,
drcssci
and
Songs
'"'There
was
large
.
cdngregatl6'n
at'
ST.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
list
h'fght'
t6
enjoy
a
special
musical
program.
The
Varden
choir
gave
four
splendid
selections
and
Peter
Lien
rendered
two
fine
organ
solos.
Paul
Olsen
of
Bella
Coola
sang
an
acceptable
solo
and
played
the
!
guitar.
1
Speeches
were
given
by
Paul
OI-jsen
and
Thor
Hofstad
after
which
the
choir
sang
another
special
song.
The
pastor,
Rey.
John
Hanson,
.
-
presided.
iff-.
1
Jjit
Department
of
Trade
and
Commerce
Ottawa,
Canada
To
Chri3tmas'Shoppera,i
Everywhere
in
Canada,
'JBlliBBBSSMkSsittM-v
Novmbt?29th
im.
fj
Choose
Gifts
that
Give
Canadians
Jobs!
What
do
you
auppote
s
the
size
ot
Canada's
annua!
ift
bill?
Would
jf
turprise
you
to
learn
that
it
is
vattly
greater
than
the
sum
voted
by
Parliament
in
September
last
for
the
relief
of
unemployment?
Note
the
foU
lowing,
and
you
will
realize
that
it
must
be
so.
To
begin
with,
everyone
of
her
10,000,000
people
has
a
birthday
each
year.
If
only
one
in
five
receives
a
birthday
gift,
and
it
is
worth
only
a
dollar
there
is
f
2,000,000
to
begin
with.
'
About
70,000
weddings
take
place
in
Canada
each
year.
At
the
low
average
of
$100
for
the
presents
sent
each
bride,
there
is
another
$7,000,000.
And
at
least
500,000
of
the
wedding
anniversaries
celebrated
each
year
are
marked
by
a
gift
to
the
wife
costing
at
the
very
least
$5,
So
there
it
another
$2,500,000.
There
are
over
1,800,000
mothers
in
Canada
and
about
the
same
number
of
fathers
say
3,500,000
in
all.
With
Mother's
Day
and
Father's
Day
observed
aswidely
as
they
are,
another
$1,000,000
for
gifts
for
them
is
easily
accounted
for.
Other
huge
sums
are
spent
for
gifts
to
sweethearts,
for
bridge
prizes,
and
for
trophies
for
every
conceivable
kind
of
contest.
And
commencing
now,
and
continuing
for
the
next
three
weeks,
comes
the
great
annual
round
of
gift
buying
that
marks
the
Christmas
season.
Computing
the
per
capita
Christmas
shopping
bill
at
only
$5.00,
the
aggregate
for
that
alone
would
be
$50,000,000!
All
told,
Canadians
probably
spend
well
over
$75,000,000
a
year
on
things
to
be
given
away,
sometimes
as
rewards
but
mostly
as
tokens
of
esteem
or
affection!
And
if
we
assume
that
in
the
production
of
every
$7,500
worth
of
such
goods,
as
sold
at
retail,
steady
employment
has
been
given
to
one
person,
it
follows
that
Canada's
annual
gift
bill
Is
sufficient
to
keep
10,000
producers
busy
the
year
tound!
With
unemployment
so
prevalent
in
all
parts
of
the
country,
with
so
many
of
our
fellow
Canadians
dependant
upon
charity
even
for
the
bars
necessities
of
life,
don't
you
agree
with
me
that
the
mpral
obligation
rests
heavily
on
all
of
us
to
govern
our
Christmas
gift
buying
by
the
"Produced-in-Canada"
policy,
to
the
end
that
it
will
help
to
give
some
fellow
citizen
a
job?
Another
point!
For
our
personal
consumption
we
buy
what
we
specific
ally
require,
but
for
gift
purposes
we
buy
anything
that
we
think
will
prove
acceptable
to
the
recipient.
That
being
the
case,
shouldn't
it
always
be
easy
to
find,
among
the
many
splendid
things
that
are
produced
in
Canada,
something
that
is
suitable
alike
to
the
person
and
to
the
occasion?
Remembering
that
this
is
the
season
of
peace
on
earth
and
good
wilt
to
man,
and
that
the
relieving
of
unemployment
is
one
of
the
most
ideal
ways
of
spreading
Christmas
cheer,
may
I
not
plead
with
all
of
you
to
restrict
your
Christmas
buying
as
far
as
possible
to
things
that
have
been
produced
in
Canada,
so
that
in
addition
to
bringing
joy
to
the
recipients
of
your
favour,
you
will
be
conferring
great
happiness
on
some
fellow
Canadian
who
is
now
out
of
work!
Very
sincerely
your,
Minister
of
Trade
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