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mo
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EDITION
ceding
of
$2,02
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1
2.
Heart
arrd
Nerves
So
Bad
Was
Unable
To
Sleep
For
Hours
Miii
Theret
if,
BTry,
Galllngertowa,
Ont,
wrft:
"I
troubltd,
for
ilmoit
a
rear,
with
mj
heart
and
nerrri,
etpeciallr
on
retiring
at
night
when
I
would
I
unable
to
slee'p
for
hoars.
I
wptouil
fatlsandjkoame
try
exeitable
and
'ftPiM?'.
VV
umi
firuoinieuJea
Slilftirn'i
Har6aii1
XiTiUt
aiiaftTAakinp
tliem
for
a
few
werf!,tmM
'enj
grfWmeWi
rert,
and
rapidly
rtgsised
my
farmer
tit
of
health.''
Soli
at
all
Ant
aal
rrl
atorat,
or
aallaf
rt
on
r.f.iK
t
pnca
ax
"
Wfflnm
0,
Ud,
Tsreal
Out.
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1931
SIDEWALK
SMlFACiiVG
When
it
was
proposed
by
the
city
engineer
that
an
asphalt
surface
should
be
used
for
the
sidewalks
in
Prince
JRupert,
there
was
considerable
protest
from
some
who
said
that
the
walk
would
be
far
inferior
to
concrete.
In
i
Edmonton,
however,
they
prefer
this
class
of
surface
to
i
concrete
as
being
more
pleasant
for
walking,
and
the
city
j
is
now
using
a
one-inch
asphalt
surface
on
a
concrete
base,
i
The
plan
s
descrbed
in
detail
in
the
current
issue
of
the
,
Municipal
News
by
the
city
engineer
of
Edmonton.
It
is1
said
in
the
article
that
the
bituminous
surface
meets
with
!
general
public
approval.
The
total
cost
there
of
the
one-j
inch
surfacing
is
66
cents
a
square
yard.
So
far
85
miles
of
!
this
class
of
walk
has
been
laid.
The
only
person
on
whom-the
asphalt
is
hard
is
the
shoeman,
because
shoes
last
longer
when
it
is
used
than
when
the
walks
are
of
concrete.
The
dark
surface
is
also
more
restful
to
the
eyes.
a.
-.
vi,
w.
HALIBUT
KEPT
AWAY
The
present
arrangement
under
which
halibut
is
being
kept
awaV
from
Prince
Runert
in
favor
nf
n
fnrpirm
nnrl
is
one
to
be
deplored.
Under
the
restriction
the
people
here
are
becoming
very
restive
and
sympathy
which
formerly
was
with
ihe
fishermen
in
their
efforts
to
establish
a
cooperative
marketing
concern
is
rapidly
changing
Into
opposition,
k
Prince
Rupert
people
generally
are
not
concerned
who
the
fishermen
sell
their
catches
to.
Thatis
their
hosiness
and
no
one
has
a
right
to
interfere.
Under
the
prelfint
arrangements,
however,
the
bulk
of
the
fish
are
being
kept
away
from
the
port
and
naturally
the
people
are
wondering
what
action
they
can
take
to
right
the
present
wrong
condition.
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Annual
Report
'or
Granby
Co.
Shows
Production
and
Financial
Figures
Former
Owner
of
Premier..
Iiankrupt
Riff
Missouri
Looks
Good"
Production
of
metals
at
the
properties
of
'
the
dranpy
Consolidated
Mining,
Smelting
&
Power
Go.
at
Anyoxund
at
Copper
Mountain
last
year
amounted
to
46,881,149
pounds
of
copper,
393,594
ounces
of
silver
and
8,435
ounces
ot
gold.
Coal
mining
operations
were
carried
on,
in
addi-tin,
at
Casaidy,
Vancouver
Island,
throughout
the
year,
120,000
tons
being
obtained
for
commercial
purposes.
Ah
average
of
about
2000
employees
were
carried
on
the
payroll,
disbursements
amounting
in
round
figures
to
$3,000,-
000.
Expenditure
for
purchase
ofr
T
-
,
:
materials,
supplies,
etc.
amounted
to
emotion
now
Is
for
his
clothes
and
approximately
2.&90.OOO
while
$700.-
$t$J
In
cash.
Nell
made
a
fortune
000
was
paid
for
transportation
of
out
ef
the
Premier
mine
and
In
the
supplies
purchased
and
products
shipped.
The
power
generated
a
at
the
company's
powr
house
at
An
yox
during
the
year
amounted
to
approximately
50.000.000
kUowatt
ilne
Bonanza
fame.
nours.
An
avenge
of
1.200
employ-1
-
ees
are
on
the
Arryo
payroiii'Dur-1
The
Crawford
Transfer
Co.
at
ing
the
year
distributions
to
stock-
iStewart
Is
being
kept
busy
hauling
I
holders
amounted
to
S2.3S2.000
supplies
from
Stewart
to
the
Big
which,
together
with
amounts
ex-1
Missouri
mine..
j
landed
for
labor,
supplies.
power,
i
'
1
Irelght.
etc.
brifigs
the
total
expen-j
A
letter
receive
In
Vancouver!
rJlture
of
the
ertnpSrry
Wth'e
year
ttm
a
rrimtng
engineer
In
Stewart
....
..
..
.
tl
lui...
a.
Ah
Inf,
hnn
i.
t.-t
in
cAvrw
01
jo.oyvwrwnr
sew,ngjy(rii$cpb
er
.Hrarve
picture
in
1
up
u.rracrvc
lor
uepiciion,
net
loss
irfgura
10
me
luture
01
me
uig
Mis-for
the
rear
1930
wi
company
6rsourlrrrslnc.'.RecovertnKS
from
the
eratlons
Amounted
to
$432,624
ag-lmlll
operations
are
said
in
the
let-
alnst
a
net
profit
In
the
year
pre-iter
to
be
very
substantial,
having
h.
K.
Nell,
prominent
mining
man
ot
Spokane,
who
put
the
Premier
mine
in
the
Portland
Canal
country
on
the
map
twelve
or
thirteen
years
ago,
has
filed
a
petition
for
bankruptcy
in
Spokane.
lie
lost
$750,000
In
the
CulberUon
store
failure
last
fall.
Ills
unly
claim
to
property
ex-
arty
development
of
the
St.
Eug-
one
mine
at
Moyie
In
the
southern
interior
w4tere
he
was
associated
with
the
late
James
Cronln
of
Ba-
already
more
than
paid
for
the
cost
of
installing
the
plant.
Plans
arej
being
projected
for
Increasing
mill
equipment
to
as
high
as
from
4.000
'
to
5.000
tons
a
day
during
this
sum-!
mer.
Samples
of
the
ore
being
taken
out
are
remarkably
good
with
high
contents
of
gold.
More
Interest,
it
is
said,
Is
also
being
taken
In
properties
adjoining
Bin
Missouri.
j
TRIBUTE
IS
PAID
Feeljnjs
of
Western
Canada
Jew
cry
for
Mrs.
Goldbloom
Voiced
'-
'
Grandson's
Letter''
1
A
fine
tribuje
to
the
memory
ol
the
late
Mrs.
Rachel
Goldbloom,
who
died
recently
In
Vancouver
is
paid
by
her
grandson.
Horace
,
Rlpstein,
of
Montreal,
in
a
letter
to
relatives
in
the
West,
including
'his
grandfather.
William
Gold
I
bloom
of
this
city,
the
widower.
It
Is
a
tribute
In
which
the
Whore
Jewish
colony
of
the
West
will
I
Join.
The
letter
Is
as
follows:
"So
what
we
have
been
dreading
for
a
long
time
but
has
been
Inexorable
has
come
to
pass,
flow
difficult
It
Is
to
write,
how
dlfrl
j
cult
to
think
clearly,
how
Impossible
to
realize
that
one
who
ha3
meant
so
much
to
us
all
Is
no
more.
We
try
to
tell
tfurselves
that
It
had
to
be.
We
try
to
make
our-selves
believe
that
we
should
or
thankful
her
suffering
Is
over.
Bu.
In
the
light
of
such
a
shock
anr.
such
a
great
loss,
such
terms
as
If!
awswwwarowwBBBsaR
'
THE
DAILY
NEWS
reason
and
common
srns?
mean
nothing.
Mankind
Is
essentially
selfish.
Let
us
try
to
deceive
ourselves
as
we
will,
we
thmk
always
of
ourselves
first.
And
so
in
the
I
loss
of
dear
Grandma.
!
Perhaps
ish'e
is
better
off
who
itaaWBut
Jjurselves
those-
she
jhWrTefC?fcKEd
in
this
puSfllng
j
wotiawtoafc
)'(.
us?
What
a
blow
this
has
been!
How
difficult
It
is
going
to
be
for
us
to
pursue
the
dut
of
tvtfryday
life
when
we'
realize
that
one
whose
every
1
thought
has
been
for
our
welfare
i
has
left
us.
What
a
noble
womah
iwhflt
a
beautiful
character!
One
so
little
-appreciated,
and
yet
al
ways
overcoming
countless
petty
rebuffs
In
her
never-ceasing
efforts
to
help.o.thers.
It
was
only
in
recent
years
that
I
had
come
to
understand
arid
appreciate
Grandma.
With
Increasing
knowledge
arnd
experience
that
the
years
bring.
I
had
begun
to
realize
what
a
privilege
it
was
to
have
such
a
brilliant
woman
for
a
grandmother.
For
bill
riant
the
certainly
was
Denjed
in
her
girlhood
all
the
things
that
are
of
the
present
age!
known
as
benefits
and
forced
i-:,
undergo
many
hardships
in
the;
pioneering
days
of
western
Can--'
da,
her
remarkable
courage,
am
;
azlng
resourcefulness
and
dojgefl
persistence
always
made
It
possl
M
fnr
hpr
to
fnree
Ahead.
Het
a
forceful
ypt
withal
kindly
per
soh'ality.
Harmony
Disrupted
capacity
for
work
and
ofgahlza-,
6h,
I
know
that
time;
Is
a
won-,
.
.
,
;derful
healer,
that
we
are
all
tlon
was
little
short
of
marvel-
:
morta,$j
that
Way
flf
tho
lous.
Need
I
recall
for
one
Pesach
worjd
goes
on
and
that
thls
world
week
In
Winnipeg
she
took
It
upon
has
much
that
Is
tragic
in
It
that
hSetf
to
Coo
rry
particle'
o!f.we'
are"
'f
breed
to1
'face.
Vet
siich
a
rooa
tor
counutss
immigrants
w
that
they
should
not
be
forced
to
eat
ChumeU?
But
this
Is
only
on:
in
a
life
ftlWfl
with
good
deeds,
o!
ihoughtlulness
for
others
and
Of
would
see
to
It
that
traniporta
tion
was
arranged
fbr
some
need-family,
that
some
unfortunate
ehrW
was
adopted
Hit
a
good
family,
and
so
on
endlessly.
and
strong,
something
beautiful
and
really
worthwhile
seems
to
have
gone.
How
i
wish
I
could
have
been
i
there
In
her
last
days
when
I
was
Through
her
untiring
efforts
and
j
so
much
in
her
mind.
To
me
her
countless
gttod
deeds
on
behalf
of
i
memory
will
alwtoys
be
a
cherished
sthers,
she
gained
for
herself
the
one
and
her
loss
an
irreparable
respect,
esteem,
love
and
admlra-
one.
for
she
was
my
truest
an
I
.km
of
all
with
whom
she
came
(-slrrcerest
friend
my
Ideal
of
Wl
In
contact.
Such
women
are
all
too
few.
Very
seMom
does
one
have
the
privilege
of
encountering
such
manhood.
And
what
a
great
flghl
er!
Has
not
the
gallant
battle
sb;
waged
in
her
last
days
again
it
HO
DOWN
Delivers
a
General
Electric
You
can
depend
on
everyday
savings
to
help
pay
balance
.
.
longer
need
you
deny
younelf
the
convenience
and
economy
of
a
General
Electric
Refrigerator.
Now
you
cart
select
the
model
you
want
.
.
.
make
a
small
down
payment
.
.
.
and
it
will
be
delivered
to
your,
borne
Immediately.
Take
over
two
yean,
if
you
iris
A,
to
pay
the
balance.
You
will
find,
as
hundred
of
thou
sands
of
owners
have
found,
that
the
savings
which
a
General
Electric
makes
in
food
bills
will
practically
meet
the
small
monthly
payments.
General
Electric
Refrigerator
saves
money
in
many
ways.
It
eliminates
food
spoilage
.
.
.
permits
buying
food
in
quantities
.
.
.
makes
meals
simpler
to
plan
and
wore
economical.
There
are
no
extra
bills
for
ice
.
.
.
and
current
costs
are
surprisingly
small.
AH
the
mechanism
of
the
General
Electric
Refrigerator
is
sealed
air-tight
within
the
steel
walls
of
the
Monitor
Top
permanently
oiled
and
permanently
protected
against
air,
dirt
and
moisture.
5
yEAR
GUARANTEE
Your
Investment
in
a
Genera
Electric
Refrigerator
is
now
protected
by
a
3-Yeor
Guarantee
a
signed
war-ranty
that
you
will
have
no
ierviee
expense
for
three
full
yean.
This
remarkably
liberal
guarantee
is
the
outcome
of
15
years'
intensive
research
and
three
years'
expense
free
record
In
the
home.
utm
5r
..t
eiich
overwhelming
odd;-
.'orape
the
admiration
of
everyone1
my
day-dreams,
all
my
hopes
H
lu'iure
success
have
aiways
h
16
Orandma
bouftd
uo
with
n.
i
How
proud
she
would
be
ho
happy
I
would
make
her
and
I
ion.
and
now
in
a
hrvtiiv.
,
I
.
t.fc
i
...
wC
v.
i
itiui,
is
buiic.
nut
never
in
mru
loss
leaves
one
suspended,
"filler
vision,
will-
iflway
be
5
VJl
i.
"
oeauuiui
Character
rleht
anv
more:
the
harmonv
n:
i.
i
.
WU
thlnes
is
disrupted:
Durrffarhlly-
attuned
mechanisms
have
received
assistance
to
unfortunates.
But
a
severe
jolt.
And
could
It
be
6th-
ihls
statement
is
only
a
trulsn
erwlse.
when,
one
realizes
that
ove
feveryone
knows
what
a
splehdtdj
whd
has
been
such
a
dominating
self-saerlflclng
woman
she
w'asl
factor
In
our
lives
has
rjassed
even
though
her
countless
gool'
away.
How
different
things
will
be
defds
were
very
seldom
brought
j
from
now
on.
Not
that
otfr
mod
before
tfie
eyes
oi
me
puouc.
m.oi
living
wiu
oe
greauy
cnangea,
her
own
quiet
unobtrusive
way
she
I
but
for
me
at
least
something
fin
,
always
be
In
my
ralnd.
and
if;
can
uniy'iYerup
ia
ner
Heal
c'
service,
If
I
can
only
in
ornesmui
way
follow
in
her
footsteps
in
tt
.ng
ood
ihd
bringing
nappm
to
btheis,
I
will
consider
m'sfii
fltfhtfuUy
entltlfd
to
a
Worth.!,!.
i
place
in
this
world.
Hefi'fUneral.
must
have
been
,
nuge
one.
ana
ner
eoimn..
'friends
and
admirers
must
han
paid
a
glorious
tribute
to
hei
faen!.
6fy.
!n
sfilte
of
your
overwh.i.
ing
sorrow,
you
must
huve
fen
a
;
tnnu
of
pride.
And"
so
dear
Grandma
lm.
em.
Or
hit
she
gone?
Is
It
all
over
m
is
It
JUst
beginning?
One"
fnorrt,
are
mystified
by
the
great.
4
rnvafpriM
A
hpnnflfiil
J
.
,,,,a,
y-r
more.
or
sne
was
a
leader
Sii-
continued
on
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