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Friday.
April
11,
1930
Members
of
the
Advertising
Club
of
Montreal
recently
t
listened
to
an
interesting
address
by
Dr.
Augustin
Frigon,
member
of
the
Royal
Commission
on
Radio
broadcasting.
His
talk
dealt
with
government
ownership
of
radio
broadcasting
in
Canada.
He
stated
that
a
careful
survey
of
public
ownership
of
radio
broadcasting
in
foreign
countries
had
been
made.
This
showed
that
in
those
countries
where
government
ownership
did
not
exist,
especially
in
France,
Snain
and
Holland,
the
majority
of
the
people
were
complaining
against
the
commercial
atmosphere
that
enveloped
the
broadcasting
of
programs
by
private
companies.
---
..v.w
t.
.uncut,
uwiiexaiiqi
ui
radio
broadcasting
exists,
there
bave
been
a
greater
num
L
"'
ber
of
radio
receiving
'sets
sold
ever
since
private
'owner-11
....ItUVU
gram
was
made
nosaihle.
''The
only
advertising
done
by
German
stations
consists
ui
iu
mmuLys
a
uay,
during
wmch
advertising
matter,
paid
lor
at
so
much
a
minute,
is
read
into
the
microphone.
Dur-
mif
T
1
c.co
uuc
ctuvcxiisnig
is
oroaacast.
Th3
rates
are
so
high
that
very
few
care
to
take
advantage
of
the
opportunity
given
the
advertising
people
by
the
broadcast
authorities.
It
is
the
intention
of
the
German
broadcasting
authorities
to
withdraw
even
that
little
amount
of
publicity,"
Dr.
Frigon
stated.
Another
point
brought
out
by
the
speaker
in
favor
of
public
ownership
of
radio
broadcasting
in
Canada
was
that
this
was
the
only
means
by
which
to
curb
American
ttr5SPming
int0
this
c6untry
throuSh
the
Scfld
at
all
Government
Liquor
Stores
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liqdor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
BOARD
BUSY
i
NEW
HAZELT0N
AT
TERRACE
Activity
Reflected
in
Quarterly
Kr-port
of
Board
(of
Trade
r
Secretary
vention,
and
there
is
little
doubt
that
results
will
be
seen
to
be
of
considerable
advantage
to
the
dis
trict.
This
board
put
forward
seven
Mrs.
Kincaid
of
Haselton
entertained
at
tea
last
Friday
afternoon
fn
honor
of
her
mother.
Mrs.
Sutherland
of
Ashcroft
She
vas
assisted
by
her
sister.
tMiss
Sutherland,
and
by
Miss
Rolfe
and
Miss
Craig.
A
large
number
Q
ladles
called.
TERRACE,
April
11:
"The
quar-!
Mrs.
T.
H.
Wright
will
be
leav-
ter
just
concluded
win
long
be
re-
ine
next
wecfc
fnr
ivp
vbi
tn
nt-t
I
numbered
as
an
outstanding
one
In
tend
the
annual
meeting
of
the
the
history
of
this
board,"
said
the
;
Evaneelkm
Quarterly
reuort
of
II.
Halllwell.
finm
.secretary
of
the
Terrace
Board
of
j0f
Canada.
She
will
return
by
way:
I
Trade.
"We
had
the
honor
and
0f
Chicaeo
and
vri
pleasure
of
a
visit
from
the
dele-
)ng
th?
British
Columbia'
Confer-
baico
vu
uic
im
cuiivciiuu..
ui
.
ence
&i
ne
lattef
place.
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia,
and1
t?
t.
rt-
euu.'
u..
many
of
our
members
spent
a
most
.pending
a
few
days
here
this
week
What
18
the
hardest
thing
On
earth
to
Sell?
inquires
interesting
and
educational
time
in
witn
w
s
Harrl
n
urvltof
in
"llol'ot
in
rr
"
n
I'nimnnl
nf
.1...
-:
TT
,
their
comnanv.
The
recantlnn
and
n..,i
...
moincuiiii,
u
minimi
Ul
cUIVOJ
ll&lim.
lie
clll-
SWers
himself
and
savs:
"I
don't
think
T
shnll
ho
onntrn
dieted
il
I
say
religion."
That
may
seem
rather
startling
but
another
statement
of
this
same,
advertsing
man
is:
"I
'want
to
assert,
with
all
possible
reverence,
that
religion
to-
uay
is
Deing
successiuuy
sold.
It
is
VPl'V
difficult
fnr
nn
nrrrnnintinri
oonopiilltr
n
church
organization
-
-
to
carry
on
successfully
without
..
ad-
....
.V4
Buujt-vuj
subjects
ui
of
great
importance
importance
y
opting
modern
methods,
and
one
of
these
is
newspaperithe
whole
of
this
part
of
the
pro
ndvertisinir.
advertising.
Religion
Tfolionnn
ran
can
be
ho
hvnurrnf
brought
hofnvo
before
the
tnn
nannln
people
in
?Iv1np(
vince
were
vre
diwilt
dealt
with
with
at
at
t.h
the
rem
con
sucn
a
manner
as
to
mane
ii
appeal
io
mem
out
tne
appeal
must
be
carried
to
the
people
through
.advertising
if
it
is
to
be
effective.
Jointly
V,
received
Z,
and
!T
'entertained
r,
Tlue
the
801116
road
has
already
rted
m
this
district
b-i
visitors
so
finely
that
without
ex-
-
nothlng
ag
ception
before
leaving
everyone
of
e
.
.
..
khem
expressed
personal
apprecia-
8
made
to
the
H,!tm
h
tlon
of
all
that
had
been
done
for
their
comfort
and
entertainment
,.,.
Tu
r.,,v
.
.
!du,lr.b
air
vlsft.
A
large
number
JLl
?re.
c.lub.met
"
fof
to
were
Mrs.
A.
D.
Chappell
and
Mrs.
John
Newlck.
:
AngtM
Beaton,
who
suffered
frozen
feet
on
the
Ulegraph
trail
dur-
j
mg
mg
the
me
past
past
winter,
winter,
is
is
now
now
out
out
"
of
of
...a.
resojuuuns,
an,
wun
one
exception.
.
.
..
.
.
.
i
flW
ana
waimng
on
both
feet
being
endorsed
by
the
convention.
nd
it
is
worthy
of
note
that
the
.
?Tm-
"e
wm
De
baclc
on
the
Une
aS
50011
M
Possible.
one
whlrh
failed
to
rn
nrlnr..
!
tlon
has
since
been
Dut
into
effect
'
iby
the
federal
government,
vix..
the
I
bpening
of
Lakelse
Lake
and
River!
.to
trout
fishing
from
May
1
instead
SMITHERS
of
May
23,
annually.
I
.
.
The
board
has
reolled
to
a
num.
..The
chamber
of
Commerce
and
ber
of
questicnalres
ffom
the
Ca-
yUlage
commissioners
have
decided
Radian
Chamber
of
Commerce
on
l
,
P!,
estaDlUhment
matters
of
national
importance,
of
a,!a"d,ng
,fleId
rr
aInlane
at
has
acted
in
conjunction
with
h:a
sultabJ
Plnt
convenient
to
the
hospital
board
in
the
effort
to
se-'
tW!V;
The
6081
ol
clearing
and
cure
the
services
of
anothe?
doctor.
!
fadln
tfte
ground
which
has
been
Appearances
would
seem
to
indicate
!ch08n
w111
beBght.
.
...
Tno
iincatlif4tnm
Ji4iH
m
xne
aiienuon
or
tne
autnoruies
...
wfcV4Jr
vuuuinuu
ui
been
drawn
to
several
matters
uie
lowns
Iire
""ng
facilities
N!f
importance
in
the
way
of
pub-,wa
alscuwed
at
the
last
meeting
.
.
in
i
r
i
u
vt
intra
nnrmvm
am
am
it
boniu
i
ennniiro-Ms
tho
nnM.'n
f
i;Bf
tbe
district
was
drawn
to
the
at-
"-"eaer5
wno
msiai
sucn
to
-
programs
broadcast
-
without
beinir
"
reminrtprl
that
it
?ai.tentton
of
the
provincial
board
0f
.
equipment
thl-OUffh
through
the
the
eourteav
courtesv
nf
of
&
Povtoin
certain
nmn
rnmnjinv
tVmr
i,f
Ulftll
fha
u
lb
n
"
health
and
the
matter
has
been
of-
...
flcially
inspected
and
reported
up-',
wun
,aeai
spring
weather
pre-
fon.
.vailing
oi
late,
morousts
have
been
oth
m
large
numoers
recently.
The
j
j
-
aw.v..l..J.
A
1
UICIUIII
The
question
of
seeking
a
supply
in
the
vicinity
of
Smlther
-
-
m..
...
.
1
lor
a.
rnrtfilnprahiA
HletinA.
nA
i.
di
wi
Dneasania
piieusanw
or
or
meir
ineir
eei
eggs
to
w
en-'
en-
1
-
"
7
"
v..o.iv-
a.c
...
"
courage
the
breeding
of
pheasants
!
Plendla
hape
as
a
result
of
work
in
the
local
wilds
has
been
taken
up
I
"'
out
by
the
department
of
find
it
is
expected
that
supplies
will
Publlc
works-Weach
the
appointed
trustees
in
the
arly
future.
-u""
Micuaeison
01
wistaria,
"During
the
month
of
February
;w""
Kown
trapper,
for
whose
fVia
mlnlnfr
,,inmltlu
earA
lh.
S.lfetV
anXietV
WAS
fvnrpjtsurl
no
If
Services
of
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy,
district
was
'red
he
was
missing
from
rrilning
engineer
at
Prince
Rupert.
nls
trapline,
is
safe
at
Campbell
and
a
most
interesting
and
lnstruc-
mver
wnere
ne
is
lit
the
employ-
of
.
t
...
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
a
lnnnlMn
n
.
.
uTe
lecture
was
given
Dy
inai
i
'66"is
vumpauy.
gentleman
to
a
considerable
num-j
.ber
of
hearers.
We
hope
to
make
nann-Lure:
I
PRINCE
CEORCF
me
qufxiion
01
a
nera
law
xorj
-
.
vmvw
he
village
has
been
before
the!
,
jfcouncil
on
two
occasions,
and.
on
Walter
Nehrlng.
local
white
hope
wow
occasions
me
councu
nas
re-:
put
r
lerre
Rivers,
big
district
log
ueited
the
matter
to
the
local
com-;
ger,
out
after
two
minutes
of
fieht
siuuwna
ivi
utuuu.
...g
uu
mo
main
event
or
a
boxlna
1
.
itmu.
1
1
MM
1
ll.
.
i
1
.
.
.
lire
civic
aiiairs
committee
bud-
cara
nerc
"last
Saturday
night,
mltted
n
numhr
rif
jtiiBrsMtlnna
fnr
I
'
ape
improvement
or
tne
viuage.
all
I
More
setUement
of
the
land.
axcepi
one
oemg
endorsed
ana
re-
,
surrounding
Prince
George
is
in
rtrred
to
the
local
commissioners,
j
progress
now
than
at
anv
time
in
"A
sample
of
the
new
Reward
the
nnt
rvp
tin
..ii
1
wheat
has
been
received
from
E.
A.
from
the
East
brings
one
or
more
u.uw,
u.
vriiujipcB,
10
oe
inea
uui.
intending
setUers
and.
before
the
bn
land
north
of
Kalum
Lake.
Jprovislon
of
a
telephone
in
the
police
station,
and
a
proposal
to
urge
the
provision
of
a
municipal
hall
has
been
referred
to
this
meeting
for
discussion.
"Regret
was
expressed
that
the
Honorary
President
J.
K.
Oordon
was
not
able
to
be
present,
as
he
Is
undergoing
medical
treatment
In
Seattle.
It
is
hoped
he
will
speedily
be
restored
to
health
and
bn
spn
back
in
Terrace
soon."
STEWART
A
successful
hard
times
dance
was
held
on
Friday
nleht
In
aid
of
the
Stewart
Oeneral
Hospital.
All
last
Week
lor.
turps
wnrr
mm
Ucted
hern
hv
CMTrn
V.
UlnVtor
assisted
by
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mandy,
resident
mining
engineer,
under
the
Susplcea
of
the
Department
of
fllnes.
There
was
a
full
house
at
Eftch
of
the
mariy
meetings,
Stew-rt
being
very
appreciative
of
the
lectures.
summer
is
over,
the
stream
of
pro
The
council
has
aaked
for
thejspective
settlers
will
probably
be.
come
even
stronger.
Tne
city
council
has
decided
to
reduce
the
electric
licht
rate
hern
from
16c.
to
14c.
for
the
first
forty
Kilowatts
above
which
the
rale
shall
be
10c.
The
power
rate
is
ben
Ing
set
at
5c.
per
kilowatt
hour.
The
Prince
George
Amateur
Ath
letic
Association
has
elected
office
ers
for
the
year
as
follows:
hon
orary
president,
Mayor
A.
M.
Pat
terson;
president.
Alex
Wimbles;
first
vice-president,
W.
L.
Hornsby:
second
vlce-prpsttent,
James
Dou-
K.ua,
mucuuv,
Aiirea
uoimwooa:
treasurer,
p.
D.
Carr:
execut
ve.
ir
vlng
Wilson,
A.
B.
Taft.
V.
ChaD
man.
J.
C.
Pldeeon.
William
Mnn.
roe
and
Edward
Ople.
'
SMTE
PENCILS
I
You
may
think
modern
life
is;
hard
on
the
nerves,
but
do
vou
remember
when
school
children
did
their
school
'
lessons
on
old-fashioned
slates?
Toronto
Olobs.
At
QWeal
Olmes
1
WARNING
Imiuriont
of
Oviltin
n
plentiful.
Do
not
b
div!
f
tomt-thing
claimod
to
bo
"JuM
tho
itmo"
or
"jutt
tikt"
It.
Tfr
ll
onlf
on
Ovtllmt.
No
othvr
food
njojrs
H.ch
wi(i
popuUritf.
It
la
rtcommvndtd
by
doc.
tort
throughout
th
votld.
t3(
Friday-April
11
'
,
I
,
HERE'S
good,
advice
!
Have
delicious
Ovaltjne
for
your
daily
beverage.
It
is
tt
taste
of
the
open
country
a
concentration
of
sun-ripened
barley,
creamy
millc,
and
fresh
eggs,
delicately
flavoured
with
cocoa,
and
with
.all
the
vitamins
Vll,.t
UtU')i,'
.
present.
,
It
is
a
scientifically
correct
food
in
beverage
torm
wonderfully
nourishing
and
easily
digested.
Yoii
will
find
Ovaltine
an
ideal
meal-time
and
betwcen-meals
drink.
Made
in
a
twinkling
at
home
and
at
soda
fountains
downtown.
TONIC
rOOD
BEVtKAGE
BUILDS
UP
BRAIN.
NERVE
AND
BODY
M
all
food
torf
in
30c,
7Sc,
nd
ipttial
f.milr-ite'S4.tini;'lto
Mrved
hot
or
cold
at
ita'fouhtalni.
KEEP
BR
ANDY
AT
COGNAC,
FRANCE
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Oovern-"
-
)
ment
of
British
Columbia.
--1
19J0
rift
00
They
Pay
You
A
DVERTISEMENTS
pay
you
to
read
them.
They
pay
you
in
time.
From
the
advertisements
in
this
newspaper
you
can
learn
whereto
got
what
you
want,
instead
of
searching
around.
You
can
know
tho
merits
of
each
article
offered
for
sale.
They
pay
you
in
money.
Advprtiscmonts
help
you
to
get
full,
value
fpr
your
dollarsTGoodr
which
are
consistenTly1
ajertisejl
are;
of
;
consistently,.
quality
fdr
thik
prices.
'
They
pay
you
in
satisfaction.
Manufacturers
and
merchants
will
not
undertake
an
advertising
campaign
until
they
are
sure
their
product
is
right.
It
would-be
ruinous
to
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