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Dr.
J.
H.
Grisdale
J)R.
3.
U.
GRISDALE,
B.AgT,.
DeJi
Deputy
Minister
of
Agriculture
fr
Canada,
u
chair-man
of
the
Conference
and
Programme
Cammlttee
of
the
World's
Grain
Exhibition
and
Conference
and
in
this
capacity
is'
charged
with
cd
of
the
most
important
phaies
of
the
1932
world-wide
event.
Born
at
St.
Mrthe,
Quebec,
in
1870,
the
ion
of
farming
parents.
Dr.
CritdaU
entered
the
OnUno
Arricultural
CfeUegt
at
Gutlpb
in
1896,
sod
was
an
undergraduate
student
until
1M7.
Ite
completed
Us
studies
at
the
lows
State
College
and
graduated
in
1898
as
a
BaebeW
of
Agriculture.
Returning
to
Canada
in
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given
charge
of
the
important
position
of
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St
the
Central
Experiment
Farm
at
Ottawa.
In
1911
he
became
director
of
the
Dominion
Experimental
Farms.
Practical
knowledge
of
farming,
technical
training
and
a
keenly
analytical
mind
are
the
qualifications
that
make
Dr.
Grisdale
the
logical
head
of
the
Federal
department
experimental
farm
branch,
the
largest
system
in
the
world
devoted
to
agricultural
practice,
investigations
aad
research.
Vhflt
director
Dr.
Grisdale
was
called
upon
to
act
as
Dominion
field
husbandman
from
1911
to
1919
and
Dominion
botaniit.fren)
1917
to
1919.
In
1919,
when
the
position
of
Deputy
Minister
of
Agriculture
for
Cansda
became
vacant,
Dr.
Grisdale
was
appointed
snd
he
has
held
this
position
since
that
time,
as
well
as
havtnK.been
ttting
cemmlsotener
of
agriculture.
Dr.
Grisdale
acted
as
advisor
to
the
Canadian
Government
In
London,
England,
in
1922,
conferring
with
the
British
Ministry
of
Agriculture
regarding
regulations
incidental
to
the
lifting
of
the
cattle
embargo,
alsoas
agricultural
advltor
to
the
Canadian
delegation
at
the
1923
and
1920
Imperial
Conference
in
England.
In
1937
Dr.
Grisdale
headed
the
Canadian
delegation
to
the
Imperial
Research
Conference
in
tendon,
and
in
1929
represented
the
Canadian
Government
on
the
(mprial
Agri
.cultural
Bureaux
Research
Council.
He
is
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Re-Search
Council
and
joint
chairman
of
the
council's
committee
on
tuber-culpilt,
as
el1
as
of
a
committee
appointed
to
atudy
the
important
que,
tlon
of
rer1
rut-
Dr.
Griidale
Is
a
Fellow
of
the
American
Association
for
the
Advancement
of
Science,
of
the
American
Genetic
Aasocla-tlon
and
of
tht
Canadian
Society
of
Technical
Agriculturalists.
Local
Reserve
Have
Fulfilled
Training
Making
twenty
members
of
the.
Teal
unit
of
the
Roval
Canadian
Vaval
Volunteer
Reserve
to
fulfil
their
training
so
far
this
rear.
P.
Peterson,
A.
Cross.
H.
Bond
and
C.
Barr
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Charles
for
EsqulnwH.
Members
of
this
party
will
be
back
n
two
weeks'
time.
CUR.
steamer
Prinse
Rupert.
Capt
D.
Donald,
Is
due
back
at
7
cieek
Monday
morning
from
her
irst
Alaska
trip
of
the
season
an
J
will
sail
at
4
o'clock
the
same
af-
ernoon
for
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Palls
and
Powell
River.
i
susranui
van
or
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Dr.
J.
F.
Maguire
Dentist
Will
be
out
of
town
from
June
10th
to
July
15th
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VONDEn
Kellogg
Corn
Hakes
are
preferred
by
lite
majority
of
hou'CHives.
Tliey
are
different
in
flavor,
quality
uml
fresh
ne!
Kellogg
Corn
Flakes
alwaya
rearh
yon
in
per-feel
condition.
This
i
because
of
the
patented
Kellogg
.Waxlite
Bag.
Tills
special
bag
also
enables
you
to
keep
thetflakes
freh
ami
crisp
even
after
yon
open
the
'package.
.Other
foods
are
Max-paper
wrapped.
Some
on
the
outside.
Others
have
uu
inside
wrapper.
But
only
Kellogg's
Cereak
have
a
Mealed
waxtile
Inner
mp.
Sealed
against
odors,
moisture
and
contamination!
Kellogg
Corn
Flakes
ore
one
of
the
most
reonomieal
and
convenient
of
foods.
From
a
ingle
package
costing
only
a
fevr
cents
Man
in
the
Moon
Jake
says
Prince
Rupert
will
never
be
a
great
city
until
there
is
'
a
golf
course
in
the
neighborhood.
He
want
to
know
how
the
poor
urea
Dusuiessman
Is
going
to
for
get
nu
worries
without
a
golf
links.
Ves,
he
says
he
knows
people
lived
years
ago
without
golf
courses
but
they
did
not
have
worries
In
those
days
like
they
have
today.
Our
fore-fathers
didn't
have
telephones
to
ring
day
and
night
both
In
office
and
home.
The
only
way
ho
can
get
away
from
the
telephone
Is
to
play
golf.
Peppery
Colonel
(to
partner
on
golf
links
i
Look,
what
Is
the
present
day
young
girl
coming
to?
Imagine
her
parents
allowing
her
to
appear
in
public
In
plus-fours
and
Eton
cap."
Partner
That,
sir,
la
my
daughter.
Peppery
Colonel-Sorry,
I
did
not
know
you
were
her
father.
Partner
I'm
not
her
father;
I'm
her
mother!
Pinch
.the
tea
a
bltmore
tightly.
Orangel,
u
at
all,
but
lightly.
Less
raisins
why,
of
course
you
can
There's
really
much
more
Iron
In
bran.
And
bt
consoled,
for
tariffs
which
Hit
you,
but
don't
hit
Idle
rich.
C.P.R.
tf-imer
Princess
Mary
Capt.
s.
K.
Gray,
arrived
In
port
at
a
o'clock
thU
afternoon
from
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south
and
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Friday,
June
12,
1931
WELCOME
TO
NEW
COAST
MANAGER
The
Daily
News
wishes
to
convey
to
Colonel
J.
C.
Brown,
the
newly
appointed
Pacific
Coast
manager
of
the
Canadian
National
Steamships,
the
welcome
of
the
community
and
the
hope
that
he
will
be
the
means
of
increasing
our
business
in
Prince
Rupert
and
making
us
more
prosperous
Wp
riPPfl
trip
fvwnprntfrm
nf
nil
nffinlctle
acnaMolli'
in
extending
shipping
facilities
to
the
scattered
sections
of
the
country.
SPOKE
TOO
SOON
We
spoke
too
soon
when
we
congratulated
the
C.
N.
R.
on
the
opening
of
a
new
office
in
this
city
for
the
land
settlement
denartmpnt
nf
th
cord
the
elimination
of
another
office
which
makes
up
for
tnis
one
gain,
ine
tusr.nct
passenger
agent
is
a
thing
of
the
oast,
so
far
as
this
city
is
concerned.
Mr,
McNaughton
has
been
an
active
and
courteous
official
and
his
departure
will
be
regretted.
Happily
the
men
who
remain
as
heads
of
the
various
departments
in
this
city
are
also
capable
and
courteous
officials
and
will
represent
the
railway
well.
SELLING
IS
DIFFICULT
In
this
period
of
business
depression
salesmanship
is
becoming
much
more
of
a
fine
art
than
formerly.
All
business
men
are
finding
this
to
be
true.
It
is
easy
enough
to
make
credit
sales
to
some
people
but
to
make
cash
sales
or
credit
sajes
to
people
who
are
sure
ta
pay
is
a
different
matter.
There
was
a
time
when
in
Prince
Rupert,
business
people
made
little
effort
to
please
customers.
They
adopted
the
Mtake-iUor-leave-it"
method
of
doing
business
with
the
re-
eim
wiiu
many
peopie
leuit
and
sent
out
of
town
to
fill
thmt
nooTa
"
It
was
during
a
period
of
business
depression
that
Elbert
Hubbard,
the
famous
author,
wrote:
"T,h,e
Wlcal
buver
is
a
man
nast
middle
life,
spare,
wnnkled,
intelligent,
cold,
passive,
non-committal;
with
eyes
like
a
codfish,
polite
in
contact,
but
at
the
same
time
unresponsive,
cool,
calm
and
as
damnably
composed
as
a
concrete
post
or
a
plaster-of-paris
cast;
a
human
petrification
With
a
heart
nf
fplrisnni-
nnrl
rftVimif
nnn
U
"
-
nitnuuv
v.tiailil
ui
Hie
friendly
germ,
minus
bowels,
passions,
or
a
sense
of
humor.
Happily
they
never
reproduce,
and
all
of
them
finally
go
to
hell."
Walter
P.
Chrysler
jr..
New
York,
recently
became
Ameriea's
youngest
published,
being
only
21
and
still
a
student,
and
is
now
completing
his
second
book
of
series
which
he
is
publishing.
Twenty
Members
.
,
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IT
BRINGS
KELLOGG'S
CORN
FLAKES
OVEN-FRESH
TO
YOUR
TABLE!
BURNS
LAKE
There
was
a
fairly
large
attendance
at
the
farmers'
annual
picnic
last
Wednesday.
There
were
the
usual
sports
and
entertainment
features.
In
basketball,
the
countrv
girls
beat
the
town
girls
while
the
town
men
wcr
from
their
country
opponents
fil
FLASH
OF
LIGHTNING:
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nuuac
fUR.
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cesti
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you
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complete
st
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"Do
You
Know
cardt
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card
of
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wnti
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vioWt
rays.
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tkaa
tbt
sun.
liwUnglumi,
trratrd
with
gUnt
sua
Umpt,
are
rrmartaUy
cool
and
wuow
aa
au-piraiure
curamu.
iever
varriog
la
quality,
patlrd
lor
ImWu
la
the
patented
staled
package:
many
treats
for
breakfasts,
lunches,
children
suppers,
late
snacks.'
Ready
to
serve
with
milk
or
cream.
No
trouble
to
prepare.
With
a
"wonder"
flavor
that
can't
be
copied.
For
many
reasons,
it
pays
to
get
genuine
Kellogg't)
in
the
red-and-greeu
package.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
CORN
FLAKE
SHINGLES!
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