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Friday,'
July
4,
1930.
The
spectacle
of
the
premier
of
the
province
calling
names
back
at
his
chief
critic
is
not
a
very
edifying
one.
Mfc
Pattullo,
who
has
represented
Prince
Rupert
since
he
SHREDDED
m
11"
HEAT
WITH
All
THE
BRAN
OFTHE
WHOLEWHEAT
'
THE
CANADIAN
SHKeOOCO
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD.
1
dwin
Markham.
noted
American
poet,
as
he
appeared
in
pulpit
of
Maplewood,
Mo..
Methodist
church,
recently,
when
he
spoke
on
Gravity
and
Gaiety
of
poetry.
The
Letter
Box
STRONG
PROTEST
This
advertisement
Is
not
pub'
fished
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
TJoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Granby.Capital
Repayments
Cut
Dividend
of
lit
on
Common
Stock
1-
V
-
u
TPHifn.
nnt
I
i
ie
ram.
was
first
elected
when
the
Brewster
Government
camel
vou
to
nuhikh
thu
nrotMt
on
be-i
The
directors
of
the
oranoy
con-
into
power
and
Who
reorganized
the
lands
department!
half
of
myself
and
other
Conser-r!?lid?
Mlnlng-Smelttng
&
Power
and
placed
it
on
a
business
footing,
has
gone
through
allitives
of
this
riding.
against
the
V1-
JJ?
n'o?
I
ta,
dlstr
bu
Ion
of
75
cenU
a
tlldse
vea
Without
any
criticism
except
that
he
kept
his
introduction
of
a
poUtical
carpet
tei
4.
,!
i"
ti.
V,.-;
icagger
irora
Vancouver
w
snow
us-
-7-
'"Z-rvy.
.1
yiiiwc
iuu
auicti
t
ciiiu
cuitieuv
cum
vva
necn
uuput
iua
uvn
personal
appearance.
During
much
of
that
time
Premier
Tolmifi
was
pninvinf
life
as
thp
mpmbpr
fnr
ViVtnria
at
fufowo
nlQ.fo1
nt
?ef
tVia
vntoo
nf
T
iVioiila
fi-Jfina
ifused
to
Dut
un
anv
lon2tr
with
his
previously.
:..t.
...
'
u
.Mj
tit-
r..
methods
and
threw
him
out
in
the
The
Company
suspended
knew
too
well
the
kind
of
work
he
was
doing.
They
tried
to
jibe
at
him
but
did
not
criticize.
Now,
comes
Premier
Tpftnie
and
says
in
effect
in
reply
to;
the
criticisms
of
the
opposition
leader.
"If
I
am
inefficient,
you
are
inefficient
too.!!
IMPORTING
CAMPAIGNERS
j
During
the
last
election
local
Conservatives
felt
they
needed
outside
help
so
they
imported
Charles
Harrison
Gibbons
from
Victoria
to
put
pep
into
he
campaign
and
ithe
result
was
that
they
lost
the
local
seat.
'
Again
pep
is
needed
for
the
campaign
so
this
time
Joseph
Merrif
ield
is
imported
from
Vancouver,
It
is
suggested
locally
that
the
result
will
be
the
same.
Naturally
local
people
like
to
hear
outside
speakers.
how
to
run
our
election.
I
protest
more
particularly
cause
the
party
In
Vancouver
re
able
August
1
to
shareholders
of
be.
jrecord
July
18,
1930.
This
nlaces
the
stocK
on
a
$3
annual
basis
against
.
dlvld-
Mr.
Brady
must
have
gone
daft
made
an
hntla,i,
.
return
ol
capi-to
aUow
this
discredited
politician
tal"
distribution
amounUng
to
on?
to
come
here
to
run
his
campaign.
Per
ceat
or
.fh-JF'JtyF-
vmlng
We
all
remember
that
his
arbl-
waf
OTW
P
unfair
and
cent-
and
dis"
trary.
crude
political
methods
Vhen
he
a
here
years
trlbutlons
opoM,
to,
seven
per
ago
lost
thte
seat
for
the
party.
!cent-
the
September
distribution
We
could
not'inake
a
greater
gift
b4lnS
two
P
or
at
rat
of
to
the
Liberal
party
if
we
tried.
I
ht
Per
cent
Pr
annum,
which
mtice
that
no
nrotest
has
come
conunuea
uniu
me
present-
from
them.
jthne.
These
capital
distributions
1
thank
vou
for
the
xnaee
in
vo.ir
Sw
appropriated
from
a
reserve
paper,
CONSERVATIVE.'
......
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6,u
k
ttllu
u
Wi
W1U
uuwi
w
piiiBj
.seriously
affects
the
company's
:but
they
rather
resent
the
idea
of
being
organized
and
whole
cache
Creek
District
Will
earning
power,
manipulated
from
the
outside.
There
must
have
been
some
soon
ne
niied,
Tis
Expected
j
ilocal
Conservative
who
was
able
to
do
this
work
and
who
.would
have
been
glad
to.
have
drawn
the
stipend
which
jusually
goes
with
it.
More
Power
and
Pick-up
Of
course
it;
is
an
"age
of
machinery"
-but
man-rjower
i$
still
the
most
important
factor
in
human
achievement.
Shredded
Wheat
is
a
power
food.
It
is
rich
in
the
elements
that
build
muscular
and
mental,
energy
making
it
fcan
ideal
food
for1
children.
ShVedeO
Wheat
is
nothing
but
whole
wheat,
supplying
every
eleirient
that
growing
hndies
need.
Delicious
wirli
milk
nnH
fresh
fruits.
,
-t
Settlers
Rush
to
Peace
River
Block
ROLLA,
B.C..
July
4:
Settlers
are
flocking
Into
the
Cache
Creek
district
in
the
B.C.
Peace
River
Block
in
such
numbers
that
it
now
I
appears
that
when
the
new
Fort'
St.
James-Hudson
Hope
fund
for
depreciation
and
depletion
which
in
turn
was
transferred
from
the
current
'assets)
sicco'unt.
The
net
cost
pep
pound,
of
copper
produced,
after
icredltlng
the
gold
and
silver
content,
ol
its
ore,
has1
i
averaged
approximately
10ft
cents
and
the
present
low
price
for
copper
LOCAL
ITEMS
Herbert
Porter
returned
to
th"
Highway
1
city
on
today's
train
from
a
busl-
is
compiewa
tne
wnoie
district
will
nes8
trip
to
the
interior.
be
filled
up.
Qthlng
Brothers
of
Hudson
Provincial
Constable
Win.
liar-
Hope
have
started
a
rtgular
mail
;rteoni
who
stationed
at
RlversS
ana
passenger
service
Between
inlet,
arrived
in
the
city
from,
Hudson
Hope.
Finlay
Fsrks
and
!
down
the
coast
o.n
the
Pln-c
TT.M
r
it
rt
in.
1
1
a
m
hum.
v.
w.
OB.IB,
mmaier.
01
Unlon
Ireighter,
.ChUkoot.
Capt.
railways
and
telephones
for
Al-'
w
w.
Mounce
arrlv-ed
ta
port
at
berta
and
an
ex-alderman
ot
,10.30
Usti
and.-ftef
a
stay
Prince
Rupert,
wa
a
visitor
lti.'ftf
two
horfrlnori
her
return
Vanucouvt
r
this
wek.
George
thi.mprpjng
,
v,
to
Vancouver
and
wayppmts,
George
Dawes
backed
his
delivery
van
into
a
deep
hole
011
Fourth
Avenue
East
near
his
home
about
S
o'clock
yesterday
after
noon.
Owing
to
the
awkward
post
tlon.
there
was
some
difficulty
In
getting
the
truck
out
of
its
plight
but
it
was
finally
retrieved
with
little
damage
done.
Mr.
Dawes
was
unhurt.
Dave
Ross,
well
known
pioneer
of
this
city,
is
making
satisfactory
progress
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Hos
pital
following
an
operation,
which
was
necessitated
through
injury
to
his
ankle
when
the
limb
of
a
falling
tree
struck
him
while
he
was
engaged
on
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
transmission
line
clearing
work
at
Cloyah
Bay.
.
.-
'
:
;
'
.'HI
W'i
'
YOU
TRIED
A
CLASSIFIED?
More
and
more
people
are
turning
to
the
classified
columns
o(
the
pally
News
to
find
what
they
want.
Used
cars,
furniture
for
sale,
lost
and
found,
houses
to
rent
or
for
sale,
positions
wanted.
All
sorts
of
things
aro
advertised
there.
If
you"
90
'hot
read
the
classified
page,
get
the
habit
now.
Try
it
today.
The
Acme
Imp
VJtr
rurrr(
u
THE
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy.
temperature,
55.
Port
Simpson
Clear,
calm,
48.
Hazelton--Clear,
calm,
CO.
-
Smithers
Clear,
calm,
61.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm.
Eighth,
Cabin
Cloudy,
calm.
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
52.
Rosswood
Clear,
calm,
58.
AlypashClcar,
calm,
60,
Alice
Arm
Part
cloudy,
calm.
53.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm,-
56.
!ttts"!,,-
Whltehorse
Tloudy,
calm,
53.
Carmacks
Part
cloudy,
calm.
64.
Dawson
Part
cloudy,
calm,
.6a.
Arthur
Carr,
road
foreman
for
the
provincial
public
works
de
partment
at
Terrace,
arrived
in
13
the
city
on
today's
train
from
thu
!
Interior
to
enter
the
Prince
Rupert
I
General
Hospital
for
teratment
following
a
recurrence
of
trouble
from
ovcreearrservlee!
"Mr.'
'Carr'
served
in
France
with
the
Sixteenth
Battalion.
eamway
I
OTC
L
Sale
Saturday
is
the
last
day
of
our
big
sale
and
yc
arc
suggesting
he
f
ollowinjr
as
among
the
best
offerings
in
the
store
;
.
HIVE
SERGE
SUITS
With
2
pairs
of
pants,
-guaranteed
Indipo.
Dye
Botany
Wool,
Regular
$3?.50.
Q9
AO
Clearaway
Sale
Price
yAOW
BQYS'
BLUE
SERGE
SUITS-With
2
pairs
pants,
Q4
O
.QtZ
same
quality
as
men's.
Clearaway
Sale
Price
...
OO
BOYS'-
TWEED
SUITS
With
2
pairs
pants,
pure
wool
made,
silk
lined.
.
Ci
fli
O-away
Sale
Price
.
.'.
vXVi
The
THIRD
AVENUE
Other,
"HOTELS
of
DISTINCTION"
CWm
LMftct,
OmWi,
Onv
TktFanGwn
wioniKg,
Mtn.
Episaoion,
Ainu
Prince
Arthur
fiixtl
Pan
Anhur.
One.
'
Prinff
IMwiM
Hotel.
Bruiiua,
Mia.
Jjipcr
Ptik
Lodgt
Jiir".
Alt.
M'mM
LoJt.
MmtVi,
One
PidM
Lodce,
Pioou,
N.S.
The
Cnulian
N.tiuatl
Hotel
Qurlotretown.
P.E.I.
Th
Cni
n
N.iiootl
llowt
VirKOuvf
r
.
B.C.
'
Th
Guuilitn
Nttioa.l
Hotel
SuktUMia,
Suk.
Acme
isiporters
OS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Notable
public
rooms
r
a
luxury
of
appointments
met
with
only
In
the
greatest
of
metropolitan
ho
tels;
170
beautifully
furnished
guest
rooms;
and
a
real
Canadian
National
welcome.
'
Full
delaili
from
any
CanadJun
National
"
.
agent
or
''
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
fWILWAY
1
'
SHofisUI
of
BdinctlonW
mMq
m
A
new
architectural
gem
breaks
the
skyline
st
Halifax.
The
Nova
Scocian,
hptel
of
distinction,
brings
Cansdian
National
traditions
of
service
to
this
dry
that
knows
and
practices
good
living.
Ideally
located
for
railway
and
steamship
traffic;
convenient
to
all
favored
Nova
Scotia
resorts;
the
Nova
Scotjan
offers
a
perfect
background
for
Maritime
Prov-Ince
tour
or
vacation.
sis
A.
S.
Mr
LEAN,
CftrJ
SprrittttJtml,
Mo.mil,
JUtfutrtrntsiL
WALTER
PRATT.
Crrr
Almm
MuooeU.
LUMBER!!
KILN
DRIED
SPRUCE,
CEDAR
AND
HEiMLOCR
FINISH,
CEILING,
RUSTIC,
MOULDINGS,
ETC.
Specialties
Edge
Grain
Hoat
Cedar.
Kiln
Dried
Edge
Grain
Hemlock
Flooding
?X!,ou;
Spruce
and
Cedar
Shlplap,
Boards,
Dimensions
Doors,
Windows,
Shingles,
Etc.
and
"Timbers
Odd
lots
off-grade
material
at
reduced
prices.
BIG
BAY
LUMBER
CO.,
LTD.
Lumber
Manufacturers
I'rlncc
Uupc'rt,.
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated
m9mMrtsximrrL.nKrm!iiJm
ou
n
m
it
1
iwi'iw
m
iiipihi