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1930.
UNSIGNED
LETTERS
We
have
today
an
unsigned
letter
with
the
nom-de-plume
"Independent"
attached.
This
letter
was
left
on
the
counter
in
the
early
morning
and
there
is
nothing
to
indicate
who
is
the
writer.
If
"Independent"
will
let
us
Jinow
who
he
is,
we
will
publish
the
letter,
otherwise
it
must
go
with
all
other
anonymous
epistles,
to
the
waste
paper
basket.
CAMERON
LAKE
PARK
The
Tolmie
Government
is
to
be
complimented
on
its
decision
to
take
over
and
preserve
the
wonderful
big
timber
tit
Cameron
Lake
for
the
public
use
forever.
The
timber
in
that
park
is
marketable.
It
is
probably
the
largest
merchantable
timber
in
the
province
and
the
cut
to
the
acre
would
be
enormous.
Governments
in
the
past
have
felt
that
the
cost
of
holding
it
off
the
market
would
be
too
great,
but
those
who
look
on
it
from
a
scenic
tourist
point
of
view
feel
that
the
money
would
be
well
spent,
It
is
something
that
probably
will
never
again
be
duplicated
anywhere.
We
are
in
full
agreement
with
the
idea
of
holding
this
timber
as
a
national
asset.
CONAN
DOYLE
Sir
Aruthr
Conan
Doyle
came
into
public
notice
first
as
the
writer
of
herlpcK
Holmes
stories.
Then
he
became
internationally
know
as
an
exponent
of
spiritualism.
After
the
war
in
hi
sixtieth
year,
the
great
author
laid
aside
his
pen
altogether
and
devoted
himself
to
the
study
of
the
other
world
and
its
manifestations
here.
He
wrote
books
about
it,
he
crossed
oceans
to
lecture
about
it,
and
he
gave
the
world
a
superb
assurance
of
jiis,
sjneere
faith,
in
it
by
announcing
that
he
and
Lady
Doyle
ere
fully
convinced
that
they
had
communicated
with'their
dead'scni.
Sir
Arthur
insisted
that
he
had
not
only
spoken
to
his
son,
but
that
the
son
had
replied,
and
that
the
father's
ears
had
heardthe
voice.
Many
who
relished
the
reading
of
his
detective
stories
deprecated
Sir
Arthur's
abandonment
of
Sherlock
and
his
wholehearted
whoje-time
labors
for
spiritualism.
He
was
said.
to
have
told
some
such
people
that
he
had
created
Sherlock
Holmes
not
so
much
for
financial
gain
as
to
make
a
reputation
for
himself
that
would
enable
him
to
attract
attention
when
he
turned
seriously
to
spiritualism
as
his
subject.
He
got
both
the
money
and
the
attention,
and,
being
a
hearty
affable
soul
a
typical
British
"uncle"
in
appearancehe
won
not
only
wealth
and
admiration,
but
the
love
of
many
in
both
hemispheres.
IADIES
HEAR
YlYl
STEVENS
Declares
It
Would
Be
Great
Advantage
to
Have
if
ember
as
Gov
ernmeti;
Supporter
A
meeting
of
ladies
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
in
Moose
Hall
to
hear
an
address
by
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens.
There
were
something
like
80
present.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Brady
presided
and,
in
a
neat
little
speech
introduced
the
speaker
of
the
afternoon.
Mr.
Stevens
spoxe
most
enthu-
siasUcally
of
the
prospects
of
win
ning
the
election.
He
said
that
he
had
travelled
through
Southern
British
Columbia
and
found
the
greatest
enthusiasm
everywhere
among
Conservatives.
He
spoke
of
the
exodus
of
young
people
from
Canada.
The
best
of
them
had
gone.
The
speaker
took
)t
as
a
foregone
conclusion
that
Mr.
Brady
would
be
sent
to
Ottawa
again
and
said
that.
on
this
occasion
he
would
be
sitting
on
the
right
hand
side
of
the
speaker
instead
of
the
left,
which
would
be
a
great
advantage.
He
complained
that
Premier
Mackenzie
King
had
no
vision
for
the
future.
He
had
no
idea
of
what
Canada
should
do
or
be
but
he
had
great
ability
on
the
platform.
Mr.
Stevens
took
credit
on
behalf
of
the
Conservatives
for
giving
the
franchise
to
women.
At
the
conclusion,
Mrs.
Brady
thanked
the.
speaker.
Miss
M.
A.
Way
presided
at
the
piano.
Crop
Outlook
In
Peace
River
Is
Reported
Good
Ideal
growing
conditions
are
pre-
vailing
in
the
British
Columbia
.
Peace
River
district,
it'
is
reported,
;
and
the
crop
outlook
is
splendid.
'
Tlie
weather
of
Jate
has
been
considerably
warmer
and
over
eight
inches
of
rain
has
fallen
since
seeding
time.
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in
each
grain
of
wheat
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thus
making
Puffed
Wheat
and
Puffed
Rice
virtually
as
nourishing
as
hot
cooked
cereals.
HERE'S
an
utterly
different
reaJy-to-eat
cereal
!
Crisper
.
.
.
crunchier
...
mote
flavory.
And
with
virtually
the
same
nourishment
as
hot
cooked
cereals!
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That's
because
Puffed
Wheat
and
Puffed
Rice
are
made
in
an
entirely
different
way
from
all
other
cereals.
Plump,
choice
grans
of
uheat
and
rice
are
sealed
in
huge
bronze
guns.
The
gurts
are
revolved.
in
fiery
ovens.
The
natural
moisture
in
each
grain
is
dunged
to
steam.
Then
the
guns
are
fired.
12$
million
explosions
occur
in
every
grain.
Each
tiny
food
cell
is
blasted
open.
Thus
every
paritd?
of
the
grain
is
mode
as
completely
digestible
as
though
they
had
been
cooked
for
hours.
And
so
Puffed
Wheat
and
Puffed
Rice
attain
the
virtual
nourishment
of
hot
cooked
cereals.
This
process
explains
why
Puffed
Wheat
and
Puffed
Rice
have
an
extra
delicious
flavor
.
.
.
plus
a
crisp
light
daintiness
that
tempts
the
appetite.
Serve
these
little
nuggets
of
rich
grain
nourishment
for
breakfast,
luncheon
and
supper.
They
digest
so
easily
that
they're
extra
good
for
children's
owing
meal.
Your
grocer
has
Puffed
Wheat
and
Puffed
Rlrje.
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today.
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