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mail
to
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other
parts
of
British
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and
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year
By
mail
to
all
other
eoun'ries.
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parts
of
Northern
and
Central
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advance
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months
for
,
1-00
For
lesncr
period,
paid
a
advance,
per
month
50
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
$6.oo
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advertising
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page,
per
Inch
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notices,
each
insertion,
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line
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DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
Sept.
25,
1930
RUPERT
FROM
ENGLISH
EYES
Recently
Prince
Rupert
had
a
.visit
from
Harold
T.
j
Pooley,
director
of
the
British
Empire
Producers
organi-
i
zation
and
some
effort
was
taken
by
the
Chamber
oft
Commerce
to
give
him
full
information
in
regard
to
the
city
and
district
and
its
possibilities.
In
the
journal
of
the
organization
"Empire
Production
and
Export"
Prince
Rupert
is
specially
mentioned
twice.
In
the
first
Mr.
Pooley
says:
"The
riddle
of
Prince
Rupert
is
one
of
trje
many
gigantic
problems
which
Canada
will
have
to
work
out.
Prince
Rupert
has
a
deep-water
harbor
capable
of
carrying
a
vast
amount
of
shiDDine.
It
is
far
nearer
to
the
Orient
than
anv
MAKE
sure
your
children
have
plenty
of
light
when
they
study.
Take
care
of
their
eyesl
If
you
use
Edison
Mazda
inside-frosted
Lamps
they
wfll
en
toy
all
the
advantages
of
the
soft,
glare-free
light
that
prevents
eyestrain.
Good
light
results
In
better
report
cards,
for
it
means
homework
more
easily
and
carefully
done.
L-60
EDISON
MAZDA
LAMPS
A
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
PRODUCT
a
Dr
Alexander
X-RAY
SERVICE
PHONE
SIS
RESNER
BLOCK
DENTIST
aasasamssBBXSKSEBBX
Smith
&
Mallett
LIMITED
Plumbing
and
Heating
Engineers
Automatic
Domestic
Oil
furnaces
Telephone
174
Show
Room259
Third
Av.
W.
Oh
boy
1
This
is
the
stuff
Navy
League
Cadet
s
ANNOUNCED
other
North
American
port.
It
has
a
low
gradient
for
its
visiting
here
tor
the
eastern
railway
and
a
consequent
ton-mile
reduction.
It
provides
the
shortest
avenue
to
New
York
from
Alaska
and
from
the
Orient,
a
natural
advantage
which
is
artificially
counteracted.
It
has
an
agricultural
area
of
amazing
richness
within
comparatively
easy
reach.
All
this
(and
all
the
promise
that
went
down
with
the
Titanic)
seem
to
hover
ever
on
the
brink
of
fulfilment
But
the
development
canyon
city
on
the
tint
Sunday
is
100
important
to
rest
on
tne
late
oi
one
man,
and
that
,n
UCWDW
BUl"
wn
jo-first
step,
so
vital
in
the
history
of
men
and
cities,
has
only
ff
fmn
LWr.eU1.ad
Ad,u'
to
be
taken
for
the
whole
to
move.
One
cannot
help
but
feel
1
WUliain
Kcrr
of
thta
clty-
that
to
this
Sleeping
Beauty
of
the
North
the
kiss
of
awakening
is
not
far
distant"
Good
Light
Means
Belter
Report
Cards
Several
Changes
Made
In
Salvation
Armr
Staff
in
This
District
The
following
transfers
of
Salvation
Army
officers
affecting
this
district
are
announced
by
Adjutant
WHUam
Kerr,
district
officer
Enafgn
and
Mrs.
Yarlett
from
Olen
Voweil
to
Saskatchewan.
Knetgn
and
Mrs.
Parkinson
i
formerly
of
Ketchikan)
from
Ls-tevan.
Saskatchewan,
to
Olen
caps.
Ln
Joyce
(who
has
been
weeks
fna
Calgary
William
Toop
Was
One
of
Few
Old
Timers
Who
Stayed
With
Qseen
Charlotte
Island
SKIDEGATK.
Sept
35.
On
8a-
Blanke.
tossing
or
new
entries
at
sum.ner
camp
at
Burlington.
Ont.
past
lew
to
Haselton
'new
appointment..
Capt.
Kenny
(formerly
of
Olen
yoweB
and
Alaska)
from
Rosalanil
to
Canyon
City,
Naas
River
(new
appointment).
uapi.
Kenny
will
be
installed
at
PIONEER
the
."KUVUkCIAL
SECRETARY
OF
VETERANS
CALLS
ON
MINIS
TER
FOR
AMENDS.
(Co
tall
from
tfW;
one)
GorernmetiLIh
addition
the
mar
ried
and
tron&rrted
veteran
eo
eernea
ato'mke
IHfr-tver
car
in
j
casual
earning.
This
means
that
a
married
man
can
be
tn
receipt
of
f
I37S
per
year
earned
and
casual
earnings
and
im
claim
an
oHow-a
nee
of
$m
from
the
federal
aatfa-orities.
The
osalmant
is
also
permitted
property
to
an
aaansni
value
not
exceeding
$MO0
without
any
deduction
from
his
allowance,
nrovid-tag
he
resides
apon
sach
property.
"Veterans
who
served
in
a
war
one
only
benefit
by
tins
act
Men
onder
sixty
yaars
of
age
bat
who
are
permanently
disabled,
m
enmity
or
physically,
may
also
claim
an
a),
wwanee
amtor
the
War
Veterans'
Allowance
Aet
the
other
eondttJons
befog
similar'
(to
those
affecting
veterans
wrsave
reached
the
ace
of
sixty
7eam
)
'
Appeal
Board
System
"Considerable
alteration
has
been
made
in
the
Appeal
Board
system.
The
Board
of
Pension
Commissian-
ers
remains
as-.
it
is.
An
Anrnait
Court
of
three
members
sitting
at
Ottawa
wlH
be
appointed.
A
Pensions
Tribunal
of
nine
members
will
also
be
appointed,
the
chairman
to
reside
at
Ottawa
and
the
raroplnlng
eight
members
to
be
divided
Into
four
b&atdsVdfrrwo
members
each.
;
It
is.p.robabl?ihjU
B,
C.
wUl
have
ne
of
those
boards
and
that
Col.
-y.
Peck,
V.O..
will
be
one
of
its
members.
"In
addition
there
will
be
a
Bureau
of
Pension
Advocates
formed
turday
last.
William
Toon,
one
of
!
7
the
government
the
appotr.tees
the
pioneer
settlers
of
TtelL
passed
lof
thle
bureau
replacing
the
Sol
away
at
the
Queen
Charlotte
City
Hospital
after
a
long
illness,
rhe
late
Mr
Toop.
who
engaged
In
mar
ket
gardening,
waa
60
yrars
of
age
otters'
Advisers
Canada.
In
various
parts
of
'The
pension
advocate
will
prepare
the
ease
for
appeal,
of
those
,and
one
of
the
tew
old
timers
wholvetOT,in
who
have
been
refused
stayed
with
thr
Queen
Charlotte
1
tension
by
the
board
of
Pension
'
Islands
He
leaves
a
widow
at
Port
Commissioners.
This
advocate
will
Clemenu
who
will
receive
the
heart
P-ent
the
ease
to
the
Appeal
felt
sympathy
of
many
friends.
Board
of
two
members
in
the
pro-
The
fureral
UKk
place
at
Quean
vlnc
and-if
the
appeal
is
grantedTv
lh
r
t
W
H
Redman
officiatinc.
Pah-
bi
arers
were
Ralph
Pelton.
Enoch
.Sice.
James
D-irtroe.
John
Melo.
Dan
McRae
and
W.
Rennie.
all
of
Port
Clemenu.
There
were
many
persons
1
frm
Port
Clements.
Quern
Char-,
lutte
City
and
other
island
points
at'
the
obsequies
and
many
floral
tri-
!
butes
testified
to
the
general
re-!
some.
However.
speet
and
esteem
in
which
deceased
!
ture
to
decide
i
was
held.
EARNINGS
ARE
DOWN
Anaconda
Copper
Co.
Not
In
NVarly
As
Odoo
Shape
As
Last
Year
NSW
YORK,
Sept.
36:
The
Ana-conda
Copper
Co,
yesterday
declared
a
quarterly
dividend
of
24c
pawing
common
slock
on
a
$250
annual
basis
as
against
$3.50
pre-vllously.
The
reduction
represents
a
fifty
per
cent
cujt
from
the
second
gar
ters
or
Jftsttyr.
The
Dally
News
can
be
purchased
at
Post
OlfleeVews
Stand,
325
Oranvllle
St-
Vancouver.
Karl
Anderson,
Prince
George,
B.C.
x
Smlthers
Drug
Store,
Smith-ers,
B.C.
R.
W.
Riley.
Terrace,
B.C.
pension
board,
far
msaeasment
of
pension.
U$he
apea(f
refused
then
it
may
.be
piaeed
before
the
Pensions
Court
at-Ottawa,
whose
decision
is
final
The
new
'
system
wtif
require
to
be
given
a
fair
trial,
but
I
am:
afraid
that
It
will
prove
rather
cumber-
that
is
for
the
fu-
Watch
Administration
"It
Is
now
the
duty
of
the
Canadian
Legion
to
make
certain
that
all
of
those
amendments
to
the
pensions
legislation
are
administered
in
;
the
proper
spirit
and
for
the
bene
fit
of
the
veteran
concerned
Difficulties
will
arise
from
time
to
time,
but
I
feel
certain
that
we
are
ready
to
co-operate
in
the
fullest
measure
possible.
Adjustment
Bureau
"Our
adjustment
bureau
at
provincial
office
In
Vancouver
Is
how
handling
over
500
Interviews
per
month
tn
addition
to
a
large
number
of
claims
from
outlying
points.
Please
make
the
best
use
possible
of
our
offlje
in
this
respect,".
.
At
tne
close
of
JiU
address.
Mr.
525
Third
Avcnijc
Saturday
From
Vancouver-Sunday
Monday
Wednesday
MMacnlcol
exhibited
about
one
hunJ'om
Wales
Island
UKU
Uuimu
suans
uepiCHng.ecSUea
j
"'u
Piminun
4
!
of
the
Great
War,
Including
Ypres.
vuny.
Amiens,
the
First
Contingent
sailing
from
Canada.
Salisbury
Plains
and
other
parts.
James
Smith,
president
of
the
local
command,
waa
In
the
chair.
The
attendance
at
the
meeting
was
larger
than
had
been
recorded
for
a
long
time.
At
the
close
of
his
address.
Mr.
Maenlool
answered
a
number
of
questions
that
.were
put
to
him.
Mail
Schedul.
urday
Tuesday,
Thursday
Friday
...
.
From
the
East-Daily
except
Tuesday
For
Vancouver-Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
,
,,
Thursday
Friday
For
Alaska-Mondays
and
Fridays
and
Satt-
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12
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From
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two
simple
wordi
with
a
wealth
of
meaning
a
victory
long
soueht,
now
achieved
by
the
new
1931
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Radio
a
receiving
set
that
faithfully
recreates
sound
exactly
as
it
is
put
on
the
air,
nothing
added,
nothing
talen
away.
This
is
what
TRUE
PERFORMANCE"
means
to
you
perfect
home
entertainment
Completely
armoured
chassis,
one
dial
control
''um-ieJector'
tone
control,
rigid
tuning
soak,
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senstthrity,
aH
these
perfected,
as
only
Brunswick
could,
tome
highest
degree,
rules
possible
Brunswick
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momhiCE."
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it
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a
radio
proves
what
it
is.
Performance
is
$osethmg
definite,
something
you
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easily
judge
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yourself.
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your
Brunswick
dealer
today,
note
the
supreme
beauty
oi
the
new
cabinets,
arrange
for
a
denonstra-tion,
this
only
can
reveal
to
you
what
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PWfOMANCE"
re
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