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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Except
Saeay
.
ay
Prime
Jhupert
Department
ot
Trade
and
Commerce
Dairy
Me
Lisctsd.
Tasrd
Avcaee
Ottawa,
Canada.
By
mil
I
all
eSLai
pern
'af
fcntsae
Calaaabn,
:
Stitiaa
fcca-fire
d
r::.ed
States
is
adraace,
per
rear
CuM
f
eaaJ
te
all
ehr
eesutnes,
per
year
tiH
Br
axil
i
ill
fans
A
Xi
.aers
o
Ceatial
lantisa
Cahnsfriii.
paid
ia
advance
for
yearly
prios
XjM
LfJ
eeflcas.
each
ismartUa.
per
agate
n
JE
Laral
rwadera.
pgr
lav
;rtiaa,
per
law
JO
Cetraet
rates
e
tvateaon.
jteWtisan
aad
llrctttadaa
Teteaeeae
S
r
aad
Vwtl
Tejepaaat
ef
Awaat
Ha
ia
af
Oreafetfaas
Dee.
MANY
ARE
BETTER
OFF
Many
people
it?
Prince
Rupert
are
better
off
this
year
than
!-t.
They
are
earning
the
same
salaries
but
the
cost
of
Hviner
te
k3,
m
they
are
w
ell
ahead
of
the
game.
Instead
of
paying
fifty
to
fixty
cents
a
pound
for
turkeys
they
this
year
paid
'
n!y
thirty-fije
cents
and
moat
other
goods
were
2L50
lov
er.
When
we
hear
some
merchants
complain
about
the
hard
times,
we
should
also
hear
wage
earners,
who
are
carrying
on
at
the
oid
rate,
telling
how
good
times
are
compared
with
what
they
have
been
in
the
past
year
or
two.
what
is
good
for
one
is
not
so
good
for
the
other,
but
we
seldom
hear
from
those
who
are
benefitted
whereat
those
who
are
hurt
trumpet
their
grief
to
the
world.
FAITH
IX
CANADA
We
draw
particular
attention
today
to
the
advertisement
of
the
Department
of
Trade
and
Commerce
which
is
offering
a
colored
copy
of
a
pledge
suitable
for
a
wall
hanger
aanger
or
or
for
wrinumng
framing
if
ir
the
ine
coupon
coupon
on
on
tft
the
advertisement
tywOment
'
:
M
c
L..v:
-
Schneide
slowing
nd
Miss
Joyce
Cooper,
fresh
from
success
in
Empire
game
at
Hamilton,
won
ladies'
long
distance
swimming
championship
of
Eng.'
land
in
River
Thames
from
Kew
to
Putney,
recently.
Mis
Cooper
(Left)
congratulated
by
MU.
Gladys
Vine-Jackman,
second.
Basket
efier
'.3
:&r-
.
PC-
3f
"'
Ti
t-ofcod!
cddo
Indian,
naltbaet
aad
captain
of
a
aud
.o
be
ma;
cerwes
cotmnlesatm
for
bena
aa
Aii-Ameneaa
mathiS
ia.
Queen
Chariolte
Island
Logs
Important
Factor
In
British
Columbia
Paper
Mill
Industry
From
Powell
Rim
Dlf
ester
i
About
three
hundred
and
fifty
miles
northward
and
"J??
?
-
?urned-
No
stamp
needed
on
the
ea-
westward
of
Powell
River,
a
groan
of
kiands,
shaped
veiope
as
it
is
m
the
government
service.
roughly
Hke
an
inverted
imeek
triangle,
rise
above
the
waters
of
the
i'acific
Named
ttee
Qneti
Charlotte
Islands
1
no
nuyi
nn
zrrr
t
1
M
2
V
.
?
1
i
J:
j..
.
3f
explorers
a
century
and
a
half
ago,
in
honor
of
UrdMelchett,
one
of
the
leading
:
mdustnalnts
m
Bn-
Charlotte
Sophia,
consort
to
sUmH
and
stuhWn
old
George
tain,
better
known
to
the
world
as
Sir
Alfred
Mond,
was
nmayiwa
mittn
ummi'
.
-
6
;
an
outstanding
figure
in
the
British
world.
He
was
a
Jew
treat
tote
ceatre
of
Brttah
Tmk
Treb
of
toes,
bread-1
and
inherited
from
that
race
many
characteristics
which
rf''"
"1"
J"
trom
ea
uk
u,
aad
flawed
my
a
lJmt
u:
i
nLi
of
alxt
adha
on
Oranaai
laauad
at
..
.
.
.
T"
w
loiHaEtaw;
in
onuua
was
fmB
tne
ata-i
b.
aarth.
to
than
a
tb
am
ta
very
great
and
his
death
wifl
be
a
distinct
loss
to
the
Em-
aJemmmh.
1
cMMt
im
-r
aw
of
av!
PU-
keathef
m
There
s
a
kind
of
koline
:hat
-atopic
knocking.
We
are
planning
to
order
a
;
i
consignment
and
serve
it
free
to
those
wno
are
r-.
it
customers.
titan
"tie
tot."
"-4J
thaae
Umj
paai
sad'
.waves
of
the
gulf
run
high.
Winter
Operations
for
tME,
ye
cartoes
a
Ua-,
and
osBltty
of
their
spruce
UanlaT.
sane
w
jfcurcr
a
nOe
and
a
half
here
flonriih
the
celebrated
Sttka
boeaabc
sroanda.
Tlweef
ranrty
white,
atraiaht
graaMd,
.
trB
tK
tntteni
term
the
kog
fibred
which
m
addition
to
beekbone
of
the
present
Sehvyn
in.
iU
aevenl
bkc
as
hixh
grade
finish
.
opecalions.
and
once
the
month
Somber.
reeogntxed
as
one
af
the!0
Stefeb
peer
aroaad
the
eomer.l
finest
palp
woods
m
existence
I
the
craws
twtof
qateUy
snto
actum.
,
For
many
years
a
large
percen-'1
lyeJ
.
bB7
mtttamt
taae
of
the
snruee
naad
fen
the
ma.
i
-aoT""
m
Jtm
neaniBOfnooa
ol
tea
,
nafactare
of
PoweU
Rfer
nrss-1
"fi"
&
f
.
wbidh
had
print
hat
been
logged
from
the
fertile
sofl
of
ihe
Queen
Charlottes.
Operations
are
still
proceeding
and
will
continue
to
proceed
for
many
yean
to
come
Today
one
of
the
chief
centres
of
legging
actrrtty
m
this
area
Is
on
th?
borders
of
Sel-wyn
Inlet
on
LoaUe
Island,
a
smaller
member
of
the
Charlotte
brotherhood
From
these
limits
come
the
majority
of
those
big
Dart
rafts,
vhirb
the
company
tog,
St
Faith,
deposits
reaularty
in
oar
log
pond,
and
which,
in
addition
to
their
use-
wyn
operation,
six-ton
trucks
and
trailers
are
used
to
transport
the
logs
from
the
operation
to
the
four
hundred
and
flf
iy-mlle
water
Journey
to
the
mills
at
Powell
River.
The
Spring
Offensive
The
spring
offensive
opens
with
sosd-sel:ed
durmg
the
winter.
Their
average
load
approximates
i
lets
iect
The
heaviest
drag
on
re-eoaa
mat
year
was
the
transporta-1
t
ion
to
the
booming
grounds
ef
a,
ingjs,
garanue
spruce,
sealing,
in
Itself,
sSghUy
over
10.000
feet,
and
biea
made
eatte
a
splash
wnen
tt
cropped
m
the
pond
beside
its
"eosm"
coQipaiilons.
Haohng
the
logs
down
the
track
road
It
not
as
simple
an
operation
as
tt
sounds.
The
average
grade
on
Use
SOwyn
operation
tt
13
per
cent;
fulness
as
newsprint
stock,
serve
as
and
to
ensure
toe
sale
twt
of
temporary
break-raters
when
the
.heavy
loads
like
Ua
above,
the
old
rrtmble
donkey
Is
cosamandeered
for
service
A
line
is
run
from
the
demae
thmuh
a
(iu.ihMu
'
.
oer
oo
the
truck
and
tracers
a
rtS!!!rnt
f
&ppro3Lmt'ly
toW
brake,
as
tt
were,
to
peoteet
'f1??1
ur
.rT;
lead
to
event
of
the
Uuek
rU,
Ttrr
T"7
brakes
faiiinc
to
respond.
I
the
of
bsglnntng
October,
the
crews
j
strike
for
the
woods
and
actual
j
The
"Faith"
Takes
Over
jTlirooghoat
the
winter
month,
and
TTi
nA
tk.
i
tk.
,.n
iare
D"ut
P
to
Darts
raJU,
each
and
backers
hold
the
spotlight.
This
;
is
the
season
when
the
big
spruces
raft
containing
approximately
one
and
a
half
mBMon
feet
Here
the
aeuiimw
o
TV
la
L.
s
and
saw;
when
the
high
rigger
andffJZ
the
yarders
are
seen
in
thV
noon
'LT
"Z'Sl
,Mle0H!,
to
an
d
Throughout
the
,im.
nf
titMr
mmmmnn,m
mritm,
in
th.
Mrn.
Tn
Ik.
c.!
"
"f
5
'
m0
ww
eyi
sea,
4-1
vssw;
td9
the
arrival
of
the
fit.
Faith
Drfhg
these
operations
on
the
Queen.
Charlottes,
numerous
trees,
eight
and
ten
feet
tn
diameter,
have
months
the
track
lines
are
flanked
i1
108
?wl
nc
Particularly
fine
by
huge
piles
0
timbers,
"cold
$T":eDUy
,
L?
decks"
as
they
are
known
In
log-
Italt
J111
near,y
feet
af
ging
parlance,
freshly
logged,
and
"umbet
?n'
e!ear
Pruce-
8ora-
thw
assembled
by
the
Wid.n7e-tt!mes'
n
operattog
along
the
paratory
for
the
outward
Jojrney
V
'h0T?
8e,yn
InIeir
wJ?,e
Uf
theboommggrounosh,X
2rStt"
mt?
th
spring
-
s
J
water,
and
bucked
to
tog
length
In
March
falling
operations
cease.
!WitJ'
1,0
wer
dra
aws
wh,Ie
the
wa
Then
comes
the
work
of
breaking
'
up
the
"cold
decks."
hauling
thera
;
From
tne
booming
grounds
at
Sel-to
the
booming
groundand
eon-
iwyn
Inlet
to
tne
te
Vnd
at
Powell
dltioning
the
winter's
eut
for
its
",ver
ouw
not
be
a
long
trip,
if
you
were
aboard
the
Mauretania
or
the
Bremen.
Both
these
flyers,
with
all
boilers
in
action,
woujd
arrive
In
Powell
River
sixteen
hours
out
from
Selwyn.
But
the
Mauretania
and
trucks'
and
traders
snorting
up
the
the
Bremen
are
hot
tugs,
and
they
the
Uuck
roads
for
their
loads.
fare
not
engaged
In
log
hauling.
December
27th,
To
My
FeBow
Citizens,
Everywhere
fa
Canada.
Ring
Out
the
Old,
Ring
in
the
New
Another
few
days
and
1930,
with
whatever
it
has
brought
us
of
success
or
of
failure,
wfll
have
passed
into
history,
and
our
thoughts
wiH
be
centred
od
a
sew
year.
'and
on
the
better
times
we
sincerely
hope
it
has
in
store
for
us.
Wafte
the
opportunites
of
the
past
are
gone
beyond
recall,
the
future
is
ours
to
raair
of
it
what
we
will.
And
we
can
make
it
a
far
bn'thtrr.
far
more
protperocj
fatUTe,
for
ourseh-es
individually
and
for
Canada
as
a
whole,
if
we
aJ
resolve
to
profit
by
the
lessons
our
experience
has
taught
us.
Among
thos;
lessons,
surely
we
have
learned
how
dependent
each
of
us
is
for
his
own
ewortansties
and
his
own
advancement
upon
the
weO-bcing
of
Canadian
producers
as
a
class,
and
bow
much
better
it
would
be
for
every
one
of
us
if
in
our
daily
buykig
we
were
all
to
favour
Canadian
products.
If
you
believe
that
'TrodBced-in-Canada'
doctrine
is
sound
common
sense,
that
it
points
the
logical
way
not
only
to
relieve
unerapkyrrent
but
to
lay
broader
and
deeper
the
foundations
of
our
national
prosperity,
why
not
ccake
the
practice
ef
it
one
of
your
forerjost
resolutions
for
193
1
7
j
Celebrate
the
new
year
by
ringing
out
old
habits
of
carelessness
in
buying,
and
nagac
m
the
new
resolve
henceforth
to
be
studiously
fcarefnl
For
1931
let
this
be
your
creed:
I
"I
befieve
in
Canada.
"I
love
her
as
my
home.
I
honour
her
institutions.
I
rejoice
in
the
abundance
of
her
resources.
"I
skry
in
the
record
of
her
achievements.
I
have
unbounded
confidence
in
the
ability
of
her
people
to
excel
in
whatsoever
they
undertake.
I
cherish
exalted
ideals
of
her
destiny
as
a
leader
among
world
nations.
"To
her
I
pledge-
ray
loyalty.
To
the
promotion
of
her
best
interests
I
pledge
ray
support.
To
her
products
I
pledge
ray
patronage.
And
to
the
cause
of
her
producers
I
pledge
my
devotion.
If
you
are
wfi&ng
to
embrace
this
creed,
a
copy
of
same
artistically
executed
in
cokain,
and
on
heavy
stock
suitable
for
use
as
a
wall
hanger
or
for
framing,
k
yours
for
the
asking.
Just
dip
and
fifl
in
the
coupon
herewith.
Address
your
envelope
as
shown
on
the
coupon.
Mail
it
without
affixing
stamp,
for
this
particatar
letter
wtH
be
carried
free.
Very
sincerely
yours.
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce.
The
Minister
of
Nan
iJ-.Uj
tU
Li
Trade
and
Commerce
Ottawa,
Canada
Addmi
Office
Please
mail
copy
of
JmnmCltr
jw
"MY
CREED
t0
Wtrmxi
W
fl
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1
1
tT
'i1iH
Tti
In
1
fri
1
The
DsBy
'
From
the
Usne
she
powerful
St
Faith
uses
the
strain
of
her
tow
lias
at
Sehvya
Inlet,
until
the
white
outline
of
Powell
River
looms
up.
rstvnssnts.
given
favorable
weatherw
a
lft-day
trip,
tn
which
she
covers
nearly
JO0
aiMes,
and
traterses
some
of
the
worst
pieeas
of
water
along
the
coast.
Heavy
Weather
Hecate
Straits
is
famous
fer
its
sudden
ehasmes
of
wind
and
heavy,
choppy
swells
two
elements
whkh
are
deadly
enemies
of
the
log-tow.
tag
tag.
Probably
mare
booms
have
been
lost
and
more
towing
troubles
encountered
here,
than
In
any
of
the
eoaatal
waters.
Once
out
In
the
trans
no
shelter
Is
forthcoming,
1
and
the
distance
from
Selwyn
Inlet
to
Campbell
Island
Is
nearly
150
miles.
Over
this
dangerous
stretch
the
Faith
tows
only
one
boom,
or
about
a
million
and
a
half
feet.
From
Campbell
island
she
returns
to
pkk
op
Ms
companion,
and
with
the
full
three
mUllon
feet
behind
her.
starts
on
the
long
trek
to
Powell
River.
Tows
of
three
million
feet,
even
on
the
B.C.
coast,
are
de
cidedly
uncommon,
particularly
from
as
far
north
as
Campbell
Is
land,
and
many
of
the
recent
trips
of
the
Faith
through
these
dangerous
waters
have
been
made
with
what
are
very
dose
to
reeord-slzed
booms.
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
chased
at
Post
Office
Hews
8tand.
325
Man
in
the
Moon
unratmaj
is
gene
and
no
is
my
money
and
yet
the
merchants
say
they
had
Very
little
business.
I
suppose
they
wanted
me
to
mortgage
my
parental
estate.
Jake
says
his
wife
Is
so
careful
about
keeping
the
bathroom
clean
uat
sue
wont
let
him
sing
any,
of
those
old
army
songs
while
bathing.
"You
must
give
up
staying
out
late
at
night,"
said
the
doctor.
"You
think
the
night
air
(s.
bid
for
me.
doctorf
"No,"
said
the
doctor,
.
"it
Isnt
that
H'i
the
excitement
alter
get
ting
home
that
harmx
you."
When
all
Is
wet
and
chaos
rules,
And
we
run
'round
In
spreading
pools,
Who
comes
and
then
forgets
his
tools?
The
plumber.
When
Gabriel
blows
his
trumpet
call.
Wholl
be
the
very
last
to'
call
Providing
he
gets
in
at
all?
The
plumber.
.
A
Terrace
farmer
received
a
crate
containing
some
fowls.
He
wrote
to
the
sender,
informing
him
that
the
crate
was
so
badly
made
that
It
had
Granville
st,
Vancouver.
corns
to
pieces
when
he
was
takmg
Karl
Anderson,
Prince
1
the
hens
home
with
hhn
and
they
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B.C.
Smlthers
Drug
Store,
Smith
ers,
B.C.
R.
W.
Riley,
Terrace,
B.C.
Oeneral
8tore.
Anyox.
had
all
escaped,
and,
after
much
searching,
he
bad
only
succeeded
In
finding
eleven
of
them.
In
due
course,
ht
received
the
following
re-
4
"You
were
lucky
to
find
eleven!
hens,
because
I
only
sr:
Booth
8ehool
Teat
he:
the
smartest
man
Hvir;
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Thomas
A-
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vented
the
phonograpf-
1
dlo
so
people
would
sta
y
and
use
his
electric
liet
'
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say
a
prairie
Ir-his
hat
on
the
back
of
'
order
to
keep
his
wiswar
Mary
had
a
swarm
of
t
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odd
things
she
'
The
went
with
her
whf
.
went
For
Mary
had
the
hivr
-
Fanner
(proudly
shown
plgs:
That's
the
eute
I
have.
His
name
Is
Ink
Visitor:
-How's
that
Fanner:
"Beeaose
he
running
out
of
the
pen.
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says
he
knew
one
"suicide
blondes"
dyed
by
hand.
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la
the
name
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all
C
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R.
TRAINS
From
East-Sundays,
TuesdayJ
and
Thursdays.
3:30
pi".
For
East-Mondays,
Wednesdayi
and
Saturdays,
11:30
am.
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