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TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Frlshy,
Novetr.v,
WARNING
Onhint,
A
orifl-lul
nd
npffiM
tofwc
food
brfw
aw,
is
widely
inuimd.
IUfa
tnM
MbmmfM.
In
Oval
tin,
rime
has
crratvd
a
perfectly
bai-aocad
f
d
aiad
by
aa
I
final
ti
pcacaaa
which
cannot
ba
dupnkatad.
te
coZi
Weather
ills
The
Daily
News
PfllNCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DAYS
are
here
uncertaia
DANGEROUS
weather,
cold,
wet,
raw.
For
these
days,
Oval
cine
is
a
wonderful
"ounce
of
prevention".
Make
it
your
daily:
beverage
anj,
aroidi.coldjj
weather:
ailments.
,
i:
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.
:
-
unr-
:'n)
Ovaltme
is
a
source
of
that
superb
vitality
which
enables
you
.to
resist
successfully
both
minor
ills
and
epidemic
infections.
Nature's
three
best
tonic
foods,
ripe
barley
malt,
fresh
eggs
and
creamy
milk,
are
scientifically
con
centrated
in
Ovaltine.
Mildly
flavoured
with
finest
cocoa.
Yo'u
will
like
it.
OVA
LTl
N
E'
TONIC
FOOD
BEVERAGE
Builds-Lip
fbaia,N'wc
and
'Body
At
til
&ooJ
stores,
in
50c,
75c,
1
1.25
and
spfcul
f4.50
family
she
tins;
tlso
served
t
sod
fountains.
Published
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
y.
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Managing-Editor
DAILY
EDITION
QUESTION
OF
TITLES
''
lCrtday,
Nor.
la,
two.
The
question
of
titles
is
again
coming
before
the
federal
parliament
and
there
is
a
possibility
that
the
ban
which
has
existed
for
a
number,
of
years
may
be
lifted.
It
was
thought
that
this
matter
was
settled.
One
of
the
difficulties
of
our
elastic
constitution
is
that
it
makes
for
vacillation.
We
decide
a
point
today
and
then
someone
with
money
or
influence
gets
busy,
undermines
the
whole
system
and
get?
it
changed
back.
In
Canada
we
have
a
few
Knights
and
one
or
two
Noble
Lords
as
well
as
a
Baronet
or
two.
Let
us
be
content.
Why
introduce
the
hallmark
of
snobbery
into
this
country
again?
Many
of
Britain's
best
men
have
refused
titles
and
surely
Canada'
best
men
should
be
satisfied
"with
the
honor
which
comes
from
work
well
dorie.
If
titles
really
meant
anything,
we
should
have
no
particular
objection.
But
we
know
that
they
have
no
meaning,
even
in
England.
A
person
may
be
a
duke
or
a
marquis
and
yet
be
an
imbecile
and
he
may
be
a
statesman
who,
like
Gladstone,
has
given
his-whole
life
work
to
his
country,
yet
died
a
plain
"Mister."
The
lower
grade
titles
often
hide
the
greatest
men
but
only
a
few
of
those
with
high
titles
ever
achieve
real
greatness.
In
a
democratic
country
like
Canada
we
sbldjbe
content
to
avoid
these
political
honors.
Their
introduction
would
be
just
one
more
reason,
although
rajber.
trivial
one,
for
ending
the
present
system
altogether;
a
subject
which
our
Red
brethren
talk
about
so
much
and
which
will
come
if
the
present
system
is
abused
by
those
who
have
the
power.
Buy
Health
-
of
your
grocer
Your
grocer
has
Health
to
sell
the
kind
of
Health
that
comes
from
light,
nourishing,
easily
digested
foods.
You
will
find
it
in
every
package
of
Shredded
Wheat.
Eat
it
every
day
with
milk
or
cream
and
you
will
be
healthy
and
strong,
ready
for
every
test
of
mental
and
physical
endurance.
All
the
bodybuilding
elements
in
the
whole
wheat
t
grain
nothing
added,
nothing
taken
away
and
so
easily
digested.
It's
delicious
with
fruits.
WITH
ALL
THE
BRAN
OF
THE
WHOLEWHEAT
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD,
zso
The
Letter
Box
IIKPLV
TO
3ENJAMIX
DE
CASSEKRS
OX
SOCIALISM
Sourdough
Bay.
Bditor.
Dally
New:
I
wish
to
make
a
comment
relative
to
an
editorial
appearing
In
the
the
bally
News
of
Tuesday.
Nov.
36
The
editorial
referred
to
is
captioned
"Socialism
Discussed.'
I
do
not
know
whether
Benjamin
de
Casseres
is
a
professional
apologist
for
the
capitalistic
system
or
lot
bat
the
quotations
selected
ov
ine
writer
of
the
editorial,
taken
from
"The
Thinker"
disclose
tynica
fallacies,
and
sophistry,
which
com-orise
the
ideology
of
the
capitalistic
apologist.
Not
being
concerned
with
Individuals,
but
rather
with
the
Ideas
ad
vocated,
I
would
remark,
that
the
apparent
faulty
logic
of
the
socialist
system,
as
presumably
disclosed
in
the
statement
"the
reasoning
starts
with
the
wrrng
hypothesis''
has
no
reality
outside
the
minds
of
the
objectors.
1
To
form
a
hasty
and
erroneous
conception
of
socialism
to
subject
it
to
a
devastating
criticism,
and
then
to
lead
up
to
the
Implication
that
at
least
for
the
present,
social
ism
is
impossible,
is
no
contributloni
to
the
subject
under
discussion,
and
merely
results
In
the
destruction
of
one's
own,
ideas,
under
the
assumption
that
socialism
is
being
disposed
In
reality
such
mental
activity
and
verbosity,
is
simply
an
endeavor
to
sustain
an
already
disintegrating
system,
vis.
capitalism.
Socialism
has
no
more
to
do
with
human
nature
as
any
of
Its
bases,
than
has
capitalism,
and
no
social
1st
of
any
standing
ever
"conceived
man
to
be
naturally
honest,
bene
volent"
and
the
rest
of
the
bovar-
ystic
conceptions,
f
Scientific
Philosophy
I
Socialism
is
a
scientific
philosophy,
a
heterogeneous
system
of
thought,
leading
up
to
a
generaltza
'
tlon.
as
a
result
of
the
scientific
study
of
human
beings
as
a
natural
phenomenon
in
contradistinction
I
to
the
supernatural
or
superstitious
conception
of
man)
and
comprises
Improvement
on
the
present
social
organisations
of
humans,
for
the
distinct
equitable
satisfaction
of
the
biological
needs
of
all
humans,
to
wit,
production
for
use.
There
is
one
socialism
only,
as
for
Instance
there
la
one
astronomy,
but
there
are'
divers
opinions
In
so-
jcialtsen
as
there
are
in
astronomy.
i
The
scientific
socialism
was
estab-I
Ushed,
or
placed
on
a
scientific
basis
by
Marx
and
Bngels
in
the
latter
half
of
the
Nineteenth
Century.
Marx,
in
social
science
occupies
the
same
place
as
Darwin
In
biology,
and
the
whole
host
of
capitalist
apologists
have
had
no
more
success
In
their
criticism
of
socialism,
than
Doctors
nietys,
Bunds,
McPherson
and
kindred
imperial
wizards,
In
the
lands
of
the
free
and
the
brave,
In
their
futile
attempt
to
disprove
the
theory
of
evolution.
,
Socialism
Is
scientific,
because
scientific
methods
are
being
resorted
to
In
the
study
of
'
the
material,
usually
recognised
as
science,
and
such
familiar
names
as
biology,
history,
economics
and
sociology,
denote
the
fields
of
specialized
study,
I
from
whence
the
-material
Is
being
drawn.
it'W
pbfpta(,yi?ettlH
research
into
the
domain
of
the
relationship
of
man
to
man
as
individuals,
and
as
groups,
tracing
the
same
to
the
underlying
economic
conditions,
with
the
ideological
superstructure
thereof,
which
leads
to
the
final
generalization
as
to
man's
actual
position
In
the
universe,
and
ascertaining
the
purpose
of
life.
For
feat
of
being
too
long-winded,
I
will
refrain
from
dwelling
on
de
(Continued
on
page
five.)
St.
Andrews'
Address
Given
Dean
Gibson
Speaker
Last
Night
at
Meeting
of
Anglican
loung
People
The
Anglican
Young
People's
As
sociation.
hd
its
weekly
meeting
to
Uic
Cathedral
Hall
last
evening
in
lead
bt
tonight.
After
a
brief
busl-nee
session.
Dean
Gibson
gave
tht
young
people
an
interesting
address
on
St.
Andrew.
Refreshments
were
served
under
the
direction
of
Miss
Joy$
Cplllsbn
and
Ronald
Allen.
Today
is
St.
Andrew's
Day
so
Dean
Gibson's
subject
was
appropriate
to
the
occasion.
Badly
Smashed
Finger
Safely
and
Quickly
Healed
Best
For
Stopping
Pain
and
Blood-Poisoning
A
tut
or
nor
plae
neglected,
may,
within
a
few
hours,
set
up
serious
inflammation,
festering,
or
Kee'p
Zam-Bu
always
handy.
This
reliable
autiptks
fcraler
promptly
applied
to
Sny
fleth
wound
or
aorr
stops
dangerous
infection
from
dirt
and
bud
grm.
,
There
ate
powerful
herbal
extracts
in
Zam-Buk
Ointment
which
end
d.
P.
McKta
pain,
thoroughly
(Uninfect
the
tissues
an'd
quickly
(row
tew
sVin.
For
its
ever-rsadlnesn
and
reliability
Zam-Buk
is
aptly
spoken
of
as
"a
surgery
in
a
two
inch
box."
NovetAWfcijrltbout
box.
BjjjriUwi
'Jt'
NEVER
KNOWN
IT
TO
FAIL
"1
have
um1
manjr
different
kinds
of
salve
and
ointmrats,
but
Zam-lluk
Is
by
far
the
bust
of
(h
lot.
It
never
(alls
to
heal.
When
I
badly
smashed
my
firmer
between
two
rocks
It
was
split
right
across
and
the
nail
crusht-d
to
trfls.
I
straightway
applied
some
7.
m
m-II
u
k.
This
soon
stopped
all
fostering
and
blood
-poUon
dangers
and
quickly
healed
wllh
mv
skin,
I
sure
will
recommend
Zam-fkik
to
all
ray
friends
and
nelghlofs."
David
I.
McKee,
Bunny
Dale
I'.O.,
Alberta.
.1iut
bvcame
mr
It
very
palnd.i
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,
and
nnally
turoeTto
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I
applied
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and
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handiest
and
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100
SAFETY
Keep
Your
Money
in
British
Columbia
ARE
OVER
13,000,000
people
in
the
United
WHY
States
and
Canada
using
BUILDING
AND
LOAN
ASSOCIATIONS
in
building
up
their
future
independence?
BECAUSE
for
over
a
century
Building
and
Loan
Associations
have
proved
absolutely
safe
and
have
beea
able
to
pay
a
larger
rate
of
interest
than
any
other
form
of
security
with
safety.
Anyone
disputing
the
security
of
Building
and
Loan
Associations
is
either
right
and
the
Encyclopaedia
Brittannica
is
wrong
or
vice
versa.
WE
BELIEVE
THE
ENCYCLOPAEDIA
BRITANNICA;
'or
your
reference
look
up
the
Encyclopaedia
Britan-nica'in
your
own
home
or
in
your
library.
As
the
word
"Sterling"
guarantees
the
quality
of
silverware,
so
has
the
phrase
"Building
and
Loan"
beerilByrionymous
with
safety
of
principal
as
vell
as
a
good
return
on
the
funds
invested.
v
BUILDINCx
AND
LOAN
ASSOCIATIONS
.
.
.
are
operating
under
the
very
strict
Savings
and
Loan
Associations
Act
of
British
Columbia;
this
Act
is
enacted
in
every
State
of
the
United
States
and
nearly
every
Province
of
Canada,
British
Columbia
helving
one
of
the
strictest
Acts
for
the
protection
of
.
Public
Money
that
ever
was
enacted
;
Building
and
loan
makes
employment
for
the
workers.
It
creates
a
market
for
building
material
and
so
stimulates
trade.
It
furnishes
people
additional
housing,
which
is
needed
in
community
growth.
It
advances
and
elevates
the
character
of
the
city
by
increasing
the
size
and
bettering
its
quality.
Everybody
is
bettered
and
nobody
is
injured.
TIME
TRIED
AND
TESTED
Tested
By
Wars,
Panics,
Depressions,
Business
Changes
and
Stock
Market
Crashes
These
Associations
have
never
varied
but
have
gained
steadily
from
year
to
year
in
Public
Confidence
and
support
The
far
flung
rock
of
Gibraltar
has
nothing
on
the
Stability
of
our
Building
and
Loan
Associations
and
they
are
really
just
getting
started
oh
their
journey
of
undisputed
service
to
the
family
life
of
the
Nation.
What
they
will
attain
in
the
second
century
of
their
phenomenal
growth,
now
rapidly
approaching,
is
something
for
seers
and
sages
to
estimate.
Growth
of
These
Associations
For
Last
20
Year
Year
No.
No.
of
Ass'ns
Total
Mb'ship
Total
Assets
y-vsny
it,
nfv
lAA
4
TA
1909
1914
1919
1924
1929
5,713
6,616
7,788
11,844
12,340
2,016,651
3,103,905
4,289,326
8.554.352
12,000,000
$
856,332,179
1,357,707,900
2,126,1620,390
4,765,937,197
8,606,000,000
During
the
last
ten
years
Building
and
Loan
assisted
the
Home
Owners
to
the
extent
of
financing
4,211,000
homes;
the
value
of
these
homes
is
$14,847,-000,000.00.
Just
imagine
a
city
of
homes,
not
flats
or
apartments,
approximately
three
times
as
big
as
Greater
New
York
and
you
begin
to
get
some
idea
what
Building
and
Loan
Associations
have
accomplished
during
the
past
decade.
During
1929
alone
every
1
seconds
Buildi;
y
Loans
assets
increased
$100.00
and
a
new
an
.
ur.
,was
opened
with
these
Associations
every
citrine--"
seconds
during
the
same
period.
Probably
never
in
history
have
so
many
VilL.i
of
dollars
been
invested
in
any
one
form
of
soruj
for
so
many
years,
with
such
a
satisfactory
in"r
return
and
with
such
an
unparalleled
record
of
af
ty
of
principal
as
in
Building
and
Loan
share
-
T
perpetuating
of
that
excellent
record
is
a
prim
i
,
cern
with
the
Building
and
Loan
executives.
OUR
LOANS
THE
STANDARD
OF
SECURITY
All
funds
are
secured
by
conservative
first
ni
v
gages
on
not
more
than
50
of
the
valuation
f
...
:
r
1
rii
on
modern
homos
in
British
Columbia;
all
lunv;.-repayable
monthly,
hence
the
margin
of
securi1
creases
much
more
rapidly
than
any
possible
di
ciation
in
the
value,
gf
the
property;
this
is
the
-ui
k
known
type
of
loan;
the
standard
of
security
Stability
Increased
Through
Distribution
Not
one
loan
on
a
single
property,
but
mar
dreds
of
conservative
loans
on
as
many
pn
;
r
secure
the
Association's
funds.
This
incrfUH
'
stability
and
security
through
distribution.
ADEQUATE
PROPERTY
INSURANCE
All
loans
are
fully
safeguarded
by
adequate
hi
insurance
coverage,
which
is
secured,
in
each
c.asr.
upon
the
advice
of
expert
Insurance
Counsel.
COMPLETE
SURETY
BOND
PROTECTION
The
honest
handling
of
cash
items
is
fully
a
r
by
every
agent
and
officer
of
the
Compan
T
bonded
by
one
of
the
strongest
Surety
Compar
-Canada.
In
addition
the
Company
is
protected
I
u;i
Alteration
or
Forgery
Bond.
This
protects
t
1
Association's
documents
from
being
altered
or
f
t
!
by
any
dishonest
persons.
EFFICIENT
ACCOUNTING
SYSTEM
The
most
modern
system
of
accounting-!
'
;
machine
work
is
used
Each
morning
tht
o
iic
have
available
a
complete
statement
in
detail,
ing
the
resources,
liabilities,
earnings
and
of
the
Association
at
the
close
of
the
previous
business.
Constant
touch
with
every
phase
T
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business
is
thus
maintained.
7
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by
our
Systematic
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plans.
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speculate
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you
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with
safety.
THE
INTERMOUNTAIN
BUILDING
AND
LOAN
ASSOCIATION
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is
an
ALL
CANADIAN
INSTITUTE
rected
by
Vancouver
Businessmen
and
is
the
rst
and
oldest
Building
and
Loan
Association
,pt
r4
under
the
Savings
and
Loan
Act
of
British
Col
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Directors
are
well
known
busim
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financial
and
commercial
affairs
of
the
Province
of
British
Columbia.
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US
SHOW
YOU
HOW
YOUR
WONKY
EARNS
7
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WITH
SAFETY
Assets
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INTERMOUNTAIN
BUILDING
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