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DAILY
EDITION
Thursday.
July
31,
1930
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
There
was
another
drop
in
the
price
of
wheat
yesterday
and
airain
the
hopes
of
the
farmers
are
dashed.
Unfortu
nately
for
the
whole
country
the
world
does
not
seem
asjfh
and
.
i
rt
l
J
x
.11
Ti
It..
!I
wlc
eager
10
Duy
as
canauians
are
to
sen.
h
reauy
joqks
as
u
the
Canadian
farmer
would
have
to
consider
more
seriously
the
question
of
cost
of
production.
CHEAP
GOODS
HERE
Once
again
we
feel
constrained
to
comment
upon
the
cheapness
of
goods
in
Prince
Rupert.
People
who
do
not
get
good
values
possibly
have
not
tried
those
houses
that
advertise
their
wares
and
are
not
afraid
to
quote
prices.
jl
We
suggest
that
the
goods
offered
this
week
are
well
,
;
LENGTH
OF
PARLIAMENT
Jones
was
proudly
conducting
his
friend
Smith
over
the
hew
house.
It
was
really
n
comfortable
dwelling
and
Smith
duly
admired
Its
qualities.
"Yes,"
he
said,
"you've
certainly
got
hold
of
a
very
nice
house.
But
I
see
you
haven't
named
it
yet.
What
are
you
going
to
call
H?"
"Llttledown."
"Littledown?
What
on
earth
for?
That's
hardly
suitable
for
a
house
In
a
town
like
yours."
"Oh,
yes,
it
is.
Little
down
and
balance
by
Instalments."
Famous
Dumbell
Impersonator
Dies
TORONTO,
July
31:
The
death
is
reported
from
Kalamazoo,
Mich.,
,rT.i
I01
Ro,B
Hamilton,
the
well
known
,.,
.
....
v
Now
that
the
election
it
a
thing
l5nwJe
impersonator
and
creator
of
of
the
past,
let
us
talk
about
the,th-
role
of
"Muriori"
n,ith
h
weather
or
the
tourists
or
selves.
It
is
more
popular.
our-
Its
queer
that
now
the
elections!
are
over
an
Immense
gas
bag
call-I
ed
the
R-100
should
be
coming
to;
Canada.
i
Dumbells
theatrical
company.
COLIC
m
CRAMPS
PAWS
IH
THE
STOMACH
hut
been
oa
the
market
for
the
pt
eighty
yearn
:
iu
sctian
u
lMAAt,
rapid,
Hublo
nd
eJWtjvo
and
relief
froia,
cholera,
colic,
tramps
and
pains
in
Um
tomacn
come
promptly.
l'rire,
COo.
a
bottto
at
all
druggist
or
dralers;
put
up
oiJy
by
The
if.
Mil.
burn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
USK
MAKES.
PROTEST
Editor,
pajly
Jfews:
Herewith
a
little,
write-up
concerning
the
Usk-Terrace
Highway
that
the
government
is
spending
so
much
money
on
this
season,
and
the
benefit
that
it
is
to
the
resident
of
Usk
and
Terrace.
The
highway
between
Usk
and
Terrnce
has
been
opened
fpr
the
past
three
monlhs
so
that
cars
and
trucks
can
get
through
making
the
run
pf
12
or
13
miles
In
about
one
hour,
which.
considering
the
bad
hill
and
two
miles
of
rough
road
f
rpm
the
ferry
to
Cple
Creek,
is
very
good,
put
after
all
there
la
no
use
having
a
road
when
you
cannot
get
to
drive
on
It
except
between
the
hours
of
7
and
6
In
daytime,
and
one
would
think
that
the
government
placing
men
to
run
the
ferry
would
issue
instructions
that
the
ferryman
must
take
the
public
over
the
river
upon
payment
of
the
proper
charge
(whatever
that
Is)
and
they
must
have
a
regulation
charge
but
we
people
of
Usk
cannot
find
out
just
what
it
Is,
nor
can
we
get
any
service
from
the
ferryman,
If
we
cross
during
working
hours
we
must
listen
to
all
kinds
of
sarcasm,
look
at
the
scowls
that
are
cast
our
way
and
get
on
and
off
the
ferry
at
the
bast
of
our
ability.
If
the
landing
Is
good
It's
all
right,
if
it
is
half
a
landing
It's
Just
same.
worthy
of
investigation.
This
is
the
end
of
the
month
and.
bank,
'
30
or
40
yards,
and
you
are
11
A
il.
ii
11
1
11
usually
ai
mis
lime
people
nave
some
money
10
spenci
ana
,
coming
right
back,
to
ferry
ww
want
to
get
he
most
they
possibly
can
for
it.
Take
this
tip
anlfi!oHii?f!yrtised
goods.
br.A
If
we
start
the
engine
In
our
car
before
the
plank
Is
put
down
we
are
told,
"You
will
jolly
well
wait
till
I
say
you
can
get
off
this
ferry.
Then
again,
If
we
don't
start
the
engine
before
the
plank
is
down,
we
hear,
"Are
you
going
to
park
there
all
day."
Now,
dear
Editor,
would
you
call
that
being
nice?
Now
ask
you.
If
you
make
a
trip
over
the
river
.yid
have
to
walk
up
to
the
river
not
wait
five
minutes,
but
when
you
get
back
to
the
landing
before
it
docks
at
the
other
side,
it
returns
fpr
you
and
makes
another
entry
tor
;
a
trip,
which
goes
to
prove
that
the
The
House
of
Commons
elected
Monday
is
the
seven-'.ferryman
is
worked
too
hard
and
u
teenth
national
legislature
created
since
Confederation,
imposed
upon.
The
dates
on
which
general
elections
have
been
held
fol-,
why.
i
ask
you.
w-hen
we
had
a
low:
1S67,
1872,
1874,
1878,
1882,
1887,
1891,
1896,
1900,;
ltiJtoX
mn4
-
.
aparices,
was
ne
not
anowea
10
re-
inno
inn
mirr
moi
moe
mni'
i-wi,
iuo,
wn,
wii,
xi,
i.v.v.
Imaln?
There
was
no
criticism
from
Canada
s
"short
parliament
was
that
chosen
in
1925,
jhim.
always
ready
day
or
night
to
which
lasted
only
one
year.
Its
long
parliament
was
that
I
make
a
crossing.
But
the
present
elected
in
1911,
which
was
not
dissolved
until
1917.
Theman
awra
t0
be
lookmK
for
House
elected
in
1867,
that
of
1882,
and
that
of
1.891
each!;
l,VA,l
,
.u
:
.'
rru
mno
a:.
'the
PubUc
want-
13
contrary
to
his
"vu
uuuioum
nvc-)ut
iuiiii.
i
urn
ui
xvvo
was
uissuivt'U
after
three
years.
The
qther
10
Houses
have
each
carried
on
for
four
years.
Four
years
has
thus
been
established
in
practice
as
the
length
of
a
parliamentary
term,
dissolutions
occurring
at
that
interval
more
often
than
at
all
other
intervals
together.
The
16
Houses
which
have
covered
the
period
of
63
years
have
only
failed
by
one
year
of
averaging
four
years
each.
Man
in
the
Moon
Ajyjtnce
make
The
heart
grow
fonder.
Abatnth
make
The
drink
much
stronger.
Ooolldgt
was
strong
and
silent,
but
so
is
llmburger
cheeee
and
people
do
not
want
much
ot
It.
One
never
realizes
how
many
dangerous
manlaes
thtre
are
In
the
world
until
he
drives
around
the
streets
of
Prince
Rupert
or
out
the
new
highway
on
a
Sunday
afternoon.
Its
a
wonderful
world.
Every
few
years
we
have
an
election
and
half
the
people
do
not
know
why
they
vote
one
way
or
the
other.
THE
GLOW
IN
THE
SKY
A
small
boy
was
watching
a
bright
glow
In-the
sky
with
the
utmost
delight.
"I
am
glad
ycu
admire
the
beauties
ot
nature,
my
son,"
said
an
oW
gentleman.
"Isn't
it
a
lovely
sunset?"
"That's
not
a
sunset,"
replied
the
bw.
with,
a
grin.
"That's
our
school
on
fire."
WKITTKN
AND
KEJKCTED
Friend
Do
you
think
the
great
outstanding
American
poem
has
yet
been
written?
Poet
It
has
not
only
been
written,
but
It
has
been
rejected!
way
of
thinking.
Bail
Team
Disappointed
We
have
gone
to
considerable
trouble,
spent
over
$200
to
get
a
baseball
team,
make
a
ball
grounds
and
get
our
equipment
together
this
season,
so
Uiat
we
could
enjoy
the
odd
Sunday
motoring
to
Terrace
for
a
day
out,
play
a
ball
game,
get
beat
as
usual
and
return
home,
then
get
the
odd
dollar
that
the
Terrace
boys
and
girls
want
to
spend,
have
them
come
over
and
enjoy
a
night's
dancing
with
us,
and
believe
me
they
sure
know
how
to
enjoy
a
dance
at
Usk
and
the
good
time
we
also
have
when
they
show
up,
a
couple
ot
their
musicians
always
come
along
and
help
out
with
the
musical
end
of
Ik,
making
a
real
'orchestra
out
of
what
we
can
pro
duce
ourselves.
If
you
don't
believe
it
Just
come
to
one
ot
them
or
ask
the
Terrace
boys
and
girls.
But
again,
what's
the
use.
Two
dances
we
put
on
cars
from
Terrace
laden
with
fair
damsels
and
their
boy
friends
arrived
on
the
south
side
of
the
river,
but
that's
as
far
as
they
could
get.
They
listened
to
the
music
across
the
sea
and
then
downhearted
returned
to
their
home
town,
and
why.
Well
I'll
tell
you.
The
ferryman
was
not
In
good
humor,
didn't
need
the
money
and
wouldn't
bring
them
over,
even
after
being
told
that
in
the
event
of
any
of
the
Terraec
people
coming
to
a
dance
that
didn't
pay
for
crossing,
that
the
baseball
team,
meaning
yours
truly,
the
secretary,
would
pay
the
bill
if
he
would
turn
It
In
to
the
ball
club.
But
no
again,
he
doesn't
need
the
money
and
cannot
make
the
trips.
Saturday
night,
July
26,
we
had
a
rare
time,
a
dance
ri'e
very
thing
and
the
baseball
club
put
It
on,
and
again
the
Terrace
crowd
took
a
chance
to
attend
and
it
It
were
not
for
A.
A.
Macdonald,
one
of
our
good
friends
and
baseball
supporters,
I'm
afraid
they
would
have
gone
home
again,
and
never
to
return
to
a
dance
at
Usk.
But
Mr.
Macdenald
came
through
with
the
loan
of
an
outboard
motor
boat
and
made
six
trips
across
the
Skeena
and
brought
16
peopU-
over.
Needless
to
say
It
netted
the
bull
club
9
Starts
Tooiorrow
Terrace.
Wins
Xho
Terrace
Baseball
team
came
to
Usk
on
Sunday
and
played
a
had,
before
and
after.
Then
after
'
baseball
game,
winning
as
usual
al-
M
Friday,
August
1st
orning
This
sale
is
not
one
in
which
we
handle
shoddy
goods
for
advertising
specials.
It
is
a
genuine
sale
of
our
entire
stock
of
quality
footwear
for
the
whole
family.
We
have
got
to
raise
money
quickly
and
are
forced
to
sacrifice
our
large
stock
at
such
prices
as
will
astonish
the
buying
public.
Men's
SHOES
Richmond
Shoes
in
Black
and
Brown
Calf
Oxford.
This
is
a
splendid
value
8e95
at
Same
in
Black
and
Brown
Kid
Price
7.45
Windsor
Shoe
in
Black
Kid
Oxford.
Splendid
Gl
Off
values.
All
sizes
..fB'
Black
Calf
Oxford
Iff
Good
last
Sale
price
Astoria
Shoes
Astoria
Shoes
All
lines
in
this
make
are
included
Iff
in
sale.
Odd
lines
Boys
School
Boots
Boys'
Boots
With
Panco
and
Rubber
heels.
Sizes
Qf
Qff
1.5V,
Same--Sizes
9
Iff
11-13
Sisman's
real
school
Boots.
Big
values
Sizes
1-5
CO
Qff
Sale
Price
O.VO
Same
Sizes
U-3
C9
Qff
Sale
Price
Ladies'
Fine
Shoes
Men's
Fine
Shoes
Ladies'
SHOES
Patent
and
Brown
Calf
in
s
and
ties.
Cuban
Heels.
In
sites.
Sale
Price
33.95
London
Lady
Black
Satin
Strun.
16-8
Louis
heel,
rojDQJ
Qff
$7.50,
Sale
Price-P
70
London
Lady
Brown
Kid
W
Blonde
trimmincr.
16-8
v
Beg.
$7.50.
Sale
Price
hi-fi
34.45
White
Kid.
One
strap
QA
Iff
Cuban
hoel,
all
sizes
Girls'
Shoes
Black
Calf
Oxfords.
Panco
sol
and
Rubber
heels.
CO
AK
Size
11-2.
Sale
price
V
Same
in
Leather
Sole
CO
OC
Sizes
8404
Many
Other
Similar
Lines
Work
Shoes
Mon's
Black
Panco
CO
AC
Shoes.
Sale
Price
.
Ve1U
All
lines
of
Rubbers
and
Rubber
Boots,
Tennis
Shoes
greatly
reduced.
MacArthur's
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue
belng
out
of
town.
Wo
also
had
one
self.
Prince
Rupert
ertheless.
again
the
ferryman
wasv.ry
kindly
Kt,t
up
of
curse
he
gultir
lineup,
some
of
t
ht-ir
players
'can
razz
an
mniw
nr,
at
the
ferrv
tit
si
It
AMnt
mt
lnitt.
!..
u
...
..
.
.
W
Umpire
pr-
j.
-
-
----
1
imu
m-cu
,
ijiuviuusiy
paia
jor
vnc
kept
It
padlocked
and
stood
on
the
.
.
trln,
nnA
tnritr
n,orY
"
"'P'
aU
windswept
dock
U
kep
the
public1
fand
f
bfk
ocros8
.AtV,,u.tiP
r,nnaithe
rlv?f.
but
had
ho
not
done
off
off.
nnp
one
vti
very
enthusiastic
young
so.
works,
Insofar
as
he
took
hold
of
the
younger
man,
which
he
had
no
12
or
13
dollars
for
the
dance
gave
right
to.
Of
course
this
all
goes
tQ
a
few
of
the
Terraceltes
a
foot
bath
,
show
you
what
a
good
time
we
all
Including
Johnnie
the
sax
player,
man
from
out
of
town,
felt
he'Mr-
Macdonald
hadn't
run
out
of
should
take
the
ferry
himself
and,
gas
and
his
willing
assistant
was
we
nearly
had
some
rim,
only
thing
j
right
on
the
ob.
was
the
ferryman
was
aged
and
j
Do
you
for
one
minute
think
that
the
youngster
had
to
be
held
off,
any
sound
reasoning
public
or
but
If
he
had
been
younger
I'm
j
community
is
going
to
stand
for
aftald
there
would
have
been
fire-1
this
kind
of
treatment.
Sure
they
are
not.
of
our
beBt
players
out
of
the
game
The
e'etlon
returns
v.
with
a
nnisonprf
RnnH
peiore
you
cet
this
jetl'
'!
the
weakened
Terrace
team
made
a
better
standing,
the
score
being
8-7
In
favor
of
Terrace.
While
Uie
game
was
efficiently
handled
by
Umpire
McKenney,
and
of
course
we
blamed
him
for
losing
the
game,
but
I
think
he
will
do
better
next
time.
You
sne
he
called
one
badly
and
we
had
to
kick
about
it.
There
may
have
been
more
Sad
ones
but
we
didn't
aee
them
anyway
he
got
by
wunoui
much
arguing.
Too
bad
he
bUt
liftffi'lift
,
foStffi
mjlini!!E:
6
ance
he
1
mc'in
Mr
Durhafnthou8h4hey
W
At
have
.
tfccjr
.re-
does
not
play
because
I'm
uro
he
I
umi
pic
will
ki
noi
written
from
a
pan
i
point
of
view,
rcgardli
'
the
election
turns
out.
be
soma
who
might
think
x.
i
the
case.
Yours
truly.
j.
e
fa:
rn?
ON.Il.
TKA1NS
Prom
EasiDaily.
ex
Pf
Tur
day,
12.30
noon.
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,
For
East-Dally,
excrpt
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p.m.