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THE
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COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
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Friday,
October
2,
1931
NEW
CASH
BASIS.
The
world
is
gradually
getting
back
to
its
old
cash
basis
following
a
period
of
credit
expansion
unparalleled
in
history
It
is
difficult
work,
retrenching
to
a
point
where
nothing
is
bought
until
it
is
paid
for,
but
it
is
the
ideal
system
and
does
away
with
many
worries.
To
take
up
the
telephone
and
order,
even
groceries,
with
no
thought
as
to
how
the
bill
is
to
be
paid,
is
so
seductive
that
it
causes
many
a
young
couple
to
run
into
debt.
It
always
looks
simple
to
pay
next
month.
The
shortage
of
cash
is
in
the
present.
'
Under
the
old
system
which
is
being
reintroduced
as
a
new
one,
people
are
being
induced
to
pay
cash
with
the
order
or
cash
on
delivery,
and
it
is
the
best
system
of
doing
business
the
world
has
seen.
PUBLIC
SPEAKING.
These
are
days
when
many
people,
men
and
women,
undertake
to
sneak
in
public.
They
are
called
upon
to
say
something
at
the
lodge,
the
Church
society,
or
some
other
gathering
and
usually
they
say
it
very
badly.
The
average
man
has
first
to
apologize
for
not
being
prepared
and
then
goes
on
to
talk
for
five
minutes
before
Tbeginning
to
deal
with
his
subject.
The
person
who
has
had
some
training
in
public
speaking
forgets
the
preliminaries.
He
plunges
right
into
his
subject
and
keeps
to,
it
until
he
has
finished,
and
he
always
stops
talking
when
he
has
finished
instead
of
rambling
uii
uniting
uuuul
noining
in
particular.
Donts
of
public
speaking
include
"Don
t
apologize,
"Don't
talk
too
long,"
"Don't
cough
and
....
sputter,"
"4pn't
look
down
when
you
you
should
should
'be
W'rok,IrTeVbuf"'audIe"nbfflh
'fookine
b.WfcA.
vdur
m
the
eye,"
"Don't
get
up
to
speak
unless
you
have
something
tu
say.
BRADFORD
ELLISON
Vicr-Prrdrni.
NrUt
M
Ik
PlodiKU
HAROLD
M.
GROUT
Met
Malum.
Nrall'a
Ullk
rtoduoU
CMm1)
Ufitfcrd
TL
election
of
Mr.
UrwUord
Kllii
to
thi
luaitkm
ot
Tce-IYeaiHentor
NettK't
Milk
Product!
(Canada)
Limits!
it
announced
by
the
lioard
t
Director.
Mr.
Eilin,
eight
yeart
aco,
A,
the
6rt
NriN'
mSk
in
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
and
Null
Milk
PrlMt
(l
aajU)
linriml
h
now
one
of
the
largest
stlU-n
of
canwd
amll
in
llw
ml
ire
IVminton.
In
iiuuy
pUt-
.Nobi
if
brand
1
the
leading
.tiler.
Th.
appointment
of
Mr.
Harold
M.
Grout,
to
th
ptition
of
Sale.
Manager,
aad
Mr.
JohnTrancia
10
(Mr
Ion
of
Auhtant
Sale.
Manager,
it
ako
announced.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
STEAMSHIPS
SHIPYARD
;,
01EKATING
G.
T.
1'.
20.000-TON
FLOATING
DMYDOCK
Snibecra.
lUchinUta,
Bollermslers,
ItUt
knmtths,
Pattern
Makers.
Founders,
Woodworker.
Elc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENB
WKUMNfi
Oar
riant
la
Equipped
to
Handle
All'
Kind-
of
MAKINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WOltK
I'HONES
43
AND
585
OUTLET
IS
DISCUSSED
Vancouver
Sun
Expresses
Its
Views
Regarding;
Completion
of
:
Pacific
Great
Eastern
(Vancouver
Sun)
Premier
Tolmle
has
sand
to
Premier
Bennett:
"I
will
build
the
P.O.E.
to
Prince
George
If
you
will
build
a
line
from
Prince
George
to
Peace
River."
Ottawa
replies:
"I
will
pay
half
the
cost
of
a
line
from
Quesnel
to
Prince
George."
This,
in
effect,
Is
a
refusal
to
build
beyond
Prince
George.
What
Premier
Bennett
says
In
his
own
words
is
that
there
Is
so
much
money
to
be
spent
for
relief
In
the
West;
he
does
not
care
whether
It
Is
wasted
on
duplicating
existing
highways
or,
in
his
opinion,
waited
in
completing
the
P.O.E.
to
Prince
George.
His
attitude
seems
to
make
clear
that
he
is
not
Interested
In
developing
Peace
River.
This
Bennett
attitude
confirms
what.
Senator
Robertson
told
Vancouver
the
other
day
when
referring
to
the
Peace
River
application
made
by
the
Provincial
government
to
the
Dominion.
Senator
Roberta-son
said:
"I
trust
that
nothing
which
I
may
say
or
do
may
Interfere
with
the
people
of
B.
C.
carrying
on
any
project
In
which
they
may
be
Interested,
and
In
which
the
Federal
government
Is
Interested
only
to
the
extent
that
It
Is
called
upon
to
bear
the
cost."
The
Inference
which
Senator
Robertson
gives
is
that
only
Vancouver
and
British
Columbia
are
interested
in
Peace
River;
that
Ottawa
Is
Interested
only
to
the
extent
that
It
is
called
on
to
bear
the
cost.
What
is
our
Ottawa
government
for.
If
not
to
develop
Canada?
Premier
Bennett
and
his
cabinet
very
properly
expect
the
West
and
B.
C.
to
exult
with
him
In
the
ten
million
dollar
Increased
business
which
the
Industrial
East
is
feeling
as
a
result
of
the
Bennett
tariff;
but
how
much
ot
that
Increase
came
to
the
West
and
B.
C?
How
much
of
that
increase
comes
from
the
West
and
B.
C?
Does
Ottawa
not
realize
that
Peace
River
Is
to
this
end
of
Canada
what
industries
are
to
the
East?
Herding
Unemployed
A
government
whose
vision
and
organizing
and
governing
ability
Is
confined
to
herding
a
country's
unemployed
Into
non-productive,
expedient
road
work
concentration
camps,
while
a
nation-building
productive
work
like
Peace
River
goes
untouched,
is
incapable
of
governing
and
developing
a
big
rich
country
like
Canada.
It
should
be
told
so.
Times
like
these
call
for
plain
speaking
and
quick
action.
Spending
three
million
dollars
to
complete
the
P.G.E.
from
Quesnel
to
Prince
George
serves
no
useful
purpose
so
far
as
opening
up
Peace
River
is
concerned.
There
are
now
two
back
door
entrance
to
Prince
George,
one
via
the
C.N.R.
from
Vancouver,
and
one
via
the
C.N.R.
from
Prince
Rupert:
both
await
the
completion
of
the
line
from
Prince
George
to
Peace
River.
Why,
In
the
meantime,
spend
three
million
dollars
building
a
third
back
door
to
Prince
George.
If
the
Bennett
Government
does
not
Intend
to
develop
and
open
up
Peace
River,
there
Is
no
need
for
the
P.O.E.
to
be
built
to
Prince
George.
There
has
already
been
too
much
financial
and
railway
romancing
in
Canada.
Vancouver
wants
and
asks
more
of
it;
public
bodies
and
business
men
should
see
that
we
are
a
party
to
no
more
of
It.
The
Peace
River,
as
a
nation-building
national
undertaking,
capable
of
providing
a
future
profitable
mode
of
living
for
hundreds
of
thousands
of
Canadians,
has
merit
or
It
has
not.
1
Premier
Bennett
and
his
colleagues
have
the
vision
and
business
judgment
to
see
that
merit
or
they
have
not.
Ottawa
and
all
Canada
should
be
wholeheartedly
for
Peace
River
development
Possibly
Ottawa
is
not.
Right
now
Is
the
time
to
find
out
Stationery
Office
Supplies
Toys
Charts
Hooks
Radios
Sewing
Machines
McRAE
BROS.,
LTD.
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
SMITHERS
;
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
funeral
of
the
late
Howard!
The
provincial
library
service
Is
Birnle,
victim
of
a
hunting
accident
not
available
for
Prince
George,
neafr
Hubert
on
Sunday
afternoon,
Herbert
Klllam,
superintendent
un-took
place
here
on
Tuesday
after-
der
the
Libraries
Act,havlng
advised
noon.
Contrary
to
the
original
the
city
council
that
the
library
belief,
it
is
now
thought
that
Birnle
commission
cannot
give
service
to
was
shot
by
a
stray
bullet,
probably
incorporated
areas.
1
from
another
hunter,
and
not
from
the
rifle
of
hid
hunting
companion,
y.
R.
Clerlhue
has
resigned
his
N.
E.
Blanchard,
Smlthers
school
position
as
'city
clerk
and
city
treas-prlnclpal.
In
addition
to
his
mother,
urer
here,
effective
October
31.
The
brother
and
sister,
Mr.
Birnle
Is
resignation
was
presented
to
the
survived
by
a
young
wife
and
son.
city
council
at
Its
meeting
Monday
night
and
came
as
a
complete
sur-Two
Improved
properties
were
prise.
!
1
purchased
at
the
municipal
tax
sale
iiere
on
Wednesday
morning,
the
Harold
M.
Mathews
of
Smlthers
sum
of
$330
being
realized
as
a
has
solved
the
water
problenUn
the
result
of
their
sale.
Pineview
district,
having
located
a
1
number
of
water
veins
over
a
large
A
large
number
of
local
unemployed
started
to
work
on
Monday
on
the
sustenance
basis.
Until
such
time
as
a
comprehensive
program
has
been
drawn
up,
the
men
will
be
engaged
on
various
small
undertak
Mrs.
Sidney
Robinson
has
resigned
'
as
teacher
at
Telkwa
and
her
place
'
has
been
taken
ay
the
teacher
at
Woodmere.
To
fill
the
Woodmere
vacancy
Miss
Glraud
has
been
OCTOBER
15-
frnaf
return
limit
OCTOBER
31
it
You
yet
have
ample
opportunity
to
make
that
trip
east
while
Union
Pacific's
sum
mer
excursion
fares
are
in
effect.
Last
going
date
Thursday,
October
15
return
limit
Saturday,
October
31.
Liberal
stopover
privileges.
Fine,fast
trains.
Superior
service.
Local
agent
will
gladly
give
you
1"MJ
all
information.
Union
Station
Seattle,
Wash.
MCIFIC
The
city
of
Prince
George
stands
wO
lose
a
considerable
amount
owing
at
the
depreciation
of
the
Canadian
dollar
on
certain
bond
payments
Ings
throughout
the
district
with',"'
have
soon
to
-je
mci.
in
New
temporary
camps
established
for
i-Yor--
;
their
accommodation.
Acting
on
complaints
received
from
both
pedestrians
and
motorists
Sergeant
Andrew
Falrbalm
has
In
violators
ot
the
municipal
traffic
bylaw.
The
village
council
has
made
the
final
rtnovnant
nn
a
Kmlr
lnin
til.
Fred
C.
Saunders,
chairman
of
the
local
school
board,
re.urnea
to
the
city
at
the
first
of
the
week
from!
Chtlllwack
where
he
attended
the
formed
the
municipal
council
that
I
convention
of
the
British
Columbia
it
is
the
intention
of
the
provincial
i
School
Trustees'
Association.
police
to
take
action
against
all
I
The
marriage
took
place
here
last
Friday
of
Miss
Ellen
Nordick
and
'.Carl
K.
Newcomb.
Rev.
P.
Connal
officiated.
cured
with
the
heavy
program
of
I
Mlss
Wanda
Wal1
unltcd
in
1930
and
the
only
other
obligation
i
marriage
to
Horace
Edwin
Dammi
It
now
has
to
meet
Is
one
of
$400
1
h"
n
Tuetday
of
this
week.
Rev.
owing
the
provincial
government
as;""r
wnnai
oniciawa
a
tne
nup-
a
portion
of
road
maintenance.
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
In
County
Court
granted
an
appeal
of
Robert
Mackln,
who
was
convicted
In
Haz-
(
elton
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate!
Storkey
on
a-charge
of
supplying!
liquor
to
Indians,
j
John
Yorston,
appraiser
of
the.
Dominion
Farm
Board,
has
been
lm
his
district
for
several
days,
during
the
week.
The
Board
has
several;
loans
to
farmers
in
this
district.
Douglas
Lay,
resident
mining
engineer
for
the
northeastern
mineral
survey
district
with
headquarters
at
Hazleton.
has
been
spending
several
day
during
the
past
week
here
and
In
the
district.
After
spending
a
holiday
at
her
home
here,
Miss
Alice
Gazeley
returned
to
Hazelton
last
week
to
resume
her
nurses'
training
duties
at
the
hospital
there.
tlals.
The
Department
of
Education1
having
ruled
that
the
school
trustees
must,
give
full
time
instruction
in
the
local
public
schools,
more
accommodation
either
by
renting
or
by
building
a
new
school
becomes
necessary.
The
Canadian
Legion
building
or
the
school
basement
are
possible
quarters
for
classes.
Albert
Hornby
was
found
guilty
here
last
Saturday
of
assaulting
a
police
officer
in
the
person
of
Oeorg
Keep
and
was
fined
$100
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes.
E.
H.
Burden
returned
here
early
this
week
after
having
spent
several
weeks
in
the
Peac
River
district.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al
Johnson
and
son
!lef
this
week
for
Ashcroft
where
ithey
will
take
up
future
residence,1
I
Mr.
Johnson
having
purchased
the
l
Ashcroft
Hotel.
He
has
been
a
j
resident
of
Prince
George
for
20
!
years.
TAXIDERMY
Furs
fa
Made
Up
18
Years'
Experience
All
Kinds
of
Mounting
J
VLESTIN
Prince
George
Car
Owners
Our
repair
service
Is
prompt,
efficient
and
courteous.
RUPERT
MOTORS
Distributors
ot
DODGE
&
PLYMOUTH
CARS
Phone
5C6
M(ht
Calls
1C1
COAL
Uut
the
real
Coal
onr
famous
Edson
and
Cassldy
Welllneton
In
any
quantities.
Also
Bulkier
Valley
Hay,
Grain
and
Itnblu
Horn!
Flour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
l'HONKS
68
AND
SS8
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
is
100
Canadian
grain.
Eat
TWO
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuits
a
day
and
help
Canada1
S
Prosperity.
Friday,
October
1931
w.
If.
.'
i.i'-
mMesioL
I
eat
it
when
traveling
"
Traveling
has
its
discom.
r-Ff&
forts
and
"angers,
but
t-l
111
-
1
fSti
T"-
most
of
the
trouble
comes
I
j)
jijj&lf
j
"p-from
eating
Wrong
food.
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L
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a
;
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)
j;0
matter
uhcre
I
am
I
m
m
1
-
it
1
rr
1
C
U
O
En
cull
for
Shredded
Wheat
and
milk
for
breakfast.
It
is
the
safe
and
satisfying
food,
easily
digested,
which
helps
to
prevent
fatigue
on
a
long
journey."
Shredded
Wheat
is
served
11
dinintf
cars,
and
in
nearly
every
hotel
or
res
taurant
in
this
country
many
in
Europe.
fand
It
is
dcliciously
strengthening
with
milk
or
fruits.
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
ViUEAT
COMPANY,
LTD
n
'
KfedT
fea
m&
WITH
ALL
THE
BRAN
OF
THE
WHOLE
WHEAT
TheFish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
GOD
Prepared
Daily
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Fish
&
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Storage
.Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPKRT,
R.C.
Hard
Time
Prices
For
Cash
No.
1
Alberta
Lump
$12.50
No.
1
Alberta
Egg
$11.50
Pembina
Peerless
Lump
....
$12.00
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$11.00
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TELEPHONE
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Pressing
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TAILOR
817
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