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PIUNCfi
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Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
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Dally
News.
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Managing-Editor
TUNNEY
VISITS
RUSSIA.
Tie
oldest,
.smoothest,
finest
Rye
Whisky
on
the
shelves.
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YEAR
OLD
DOUBLE
DISTILLED
RYE
$3.50
Kep.
Quart
Eyery
drop
12
years
old
age,
"Government
guaranteed.
Tat
aak
t
V.d.i.
a
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eVam
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Uw
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t-rt
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advertisement
Is
not
puHshil
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Oovemment
ot
Brltuh
Columbia
Hard
Time
Prices
For
Cash
No.
1
Alberta
Lump
$12.50
No.
1
Alberta
Egg
$11.50
Pembina
Peerless
Lump
....
$12.00
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Peerless
Egg
$11.50
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TRANSFER-PHONE
580
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
TERRACE
'
'
Bishop
Rlx
arrived
on
Saturday
Wrdnesday,
Oct.
14.
mi
nd
conducted
service
on
Sunday
n"mlnE
at
the
Anglican
church,
itlttre
being
a
crowded
attendance,
jit
was
a
thanksgiving
service
and
the'Bf
shop,
who
spoke
from
St.
John
XIV.,
'called
attention
to
the
many
!
Recently
Gene
Tunney,
retired
world
champion
boxer,
things
for
which
thanks
should
be
0E
visited
Russia
and
he
has
written
about
what
he
saw
and
rusttcred.
nearu
uiure.
nt
was
uiuun
w
-
-
iiiiuicaccu
i
-
uui
nub
ao
been
purchased
anyv.nere
eise
ouisme
oi
nussia
at
auuui
on
Friday.
He
returned
on
Sunday
five
cents
each.
But
these
were
not
allowed
to
be
taken
to
the
coast,
taking
with
him
a'
in.
To
be
exact,
the
roubles
cost
about
fifty
cents
and
had
nice
lot
of,
wild
ducks.
i
a
purchasing
power
of
about
six
cents.
Printed
matter
j
elded
to
remain
inactive
for
a
few
officials
of
any
anti-soviet
propaganda
getting
past.
months.
No
successor
has
been
Public
speakers
are
encouraged
in
Russia,
according
to
chosen
to
Mrs.
McCarthy
for
he
Tunney,
but
the
only
subject
on
which
they
may
speak
is
presidency.
Mrs.
Ross
undertaking
Communism
or
Atheism.
To
these
they
must
be
favorable.
take
charge
of
affairs
of
urgency
None
others
are
tolerated
Public
speakers
are
designated
untu
by
the
Soviet
and
they
must
not
deviate
from
the
text
Fred
Nashj
a
ot
heip-
which
has
already
been
submitted
to
the
authorities.
en.
is
in
the
Kitwanga
district
In
almost
all
public
places
radio
loud
speakers
blare
canting
out
a
surrey
for
wad
'oca
forth
continually
propaganda
in
favor
of
communism
and
ion
wort
the
menace
of
Christianity,
of
the
plottings
of
capitalists,
mi
Margaret
Lanfear
leftTerrac
of
other
countries
to
overthrow
the
Soviet
regime,
and
of
ior
England
on
sauay.
a
large
the
success
of
the
Five-Year
Plan
and
what
it
means
to
number
of
residents
turned
out
to
the
workers.
bld
them
sooy
w4sh
ttlem
a.
i
i
.
t
.
a
pleasant
journey.
After
sixteen
it
me
uieuues
uw
pictures
or
piays
nave
uui
une
yfars
in
Terrace,
durtng
which
time
1
iimiiic,
ijie
iriuuipn-ui
me
worner
over
uie
uoss
aim
ine
they
developed
a
wide
connection
priest.
In
the
community
houses
news
bulletins
tell
of
the
for
the
sale
of
their
farm
products
plottings
against
the
soviet,
and
of
the
uprisings
of
workers
and
as
hotsesses
to
numerous
visi-m
capitalistic
countries.
A
visitor
from
England,
America
?
rs,
they
taw
f
locltlln,
or
France
is
sure
to
be
amazed
at
the
condition
in
his
own
SSftSLTSr.
iS2
related
to
the
Russians.
In
those
country
as
countries
nomea
of
tneir
friends
in
connec-workers
are
slaughtered,
they
are
rising,
they
are
march-
tion
with
their
departure,
and
the
ing
against
the
government
preparing
to
take
over
the
mutiejupiis
of
Miss
French
showed
administration
in
the
name
of
the
International.
the,r
appreciation
by
a
very
appro-
The
newspapers
deal
with
similar
topics.
The
real
news
pr,ate
presentatlon-of
the
day
as
we
understand
it
is
ignored.
Athletics
and
lhankS8lvIng
8ervlce
was
held
on
sport
are
eliminated,
great
feats
such
as
Lindbergh
s
flight
Sunday
m
the
united
church,
nev.
are
dealt
with
in
two
or
three
lines.
Even
foreign
cor-
h.
t.
Alien
was
the
preacher.
respondence
is
censored.
If
telegraphed
it
is
censored
in
the
telegraph
office,
but
if
mailed
an
offensive
despatch
J-
Bruce
Johnton
arrived
from
published
abroad
means
punishment
for
the
correspondent.
liSi
hta
hotel
at
Le
proceeded
r
Mr.
Tunney
also
tells
of
the
splendid
demonstration
in-t0
!
Red
Square
on
May
Day,
of
the
enthusiasm
of
the
crowd,
a.
Mconiivray
has
taken
charge
'
of
the
secret
police,
of
the
sacriligious
destruction
of
the
of
the
usk
Hotel
during
the
absence
works
of
art
and
church
relics,
and
finally
of
the
stability
Tom
shackieton,
who
has
gone
of
the
present
state.
He
says:
"Where
formerly
the
0Ut,L
i
peasant,
the
worker,
genuflected
and
doffed
his
cap
p
Merkley
has
entfred
tato'
he
looks
in
the
and
feels
obsequiously,
now
any
man
eye
occupation
of
the
Lanfear
and
his
equality.
There
are
in
Russia
today
30,000,000
men
French
urn
crest
firm.
.
and
women
under
the
age
of
tvventyseven
who
know
'
nothing
of
politcs
except
Communism,
and
nothing
of
B-
H-Svmna
vlsU
to
Usk.
religion
except
atheism.
That's
building
for
the
future."
dur,ns
the
week-cpd-
i
In
his
conclusion
Tunney
says:
I
do
not
believe
that
work
of
preparlng
cainps'
there
ever
will
be
a
return
of
the
inequalities
that
the
f0r
the
relief
workers
between
usk
Soviet
government
has
exterminated.
I
see
our
govern-
and
cedarvaie
is
proceeding
at
a
ments
of
the
future
borrowing
liberally
from
Communism
soci
pace
and
the
camps
will
soon
not
from
ite
culture
or
ideas
on
religion,
but
from
its
,n
ful1
operation.
.
political
and
economic
philosophies."
Vaciiic
is
stay-'
-
"
"'
"
"
'
,
"
Ing
ivlth
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
in
order
lHlJisBk
to
School
here.
Fred
Bishop
expects
to
open
his
new
picture
hall
at
the
week-end
and
is
planning
a
surprise
for
his
patrons.
Capt.
J.
B.
Colthurst
has
received
marry
cordial
welcomes
on
his
return
tp'hls
Terrace
farm
tor
a
time.
Since
he
was
:ast
here
he
made
a
trip
to
South
America,
arriving
there
lust
when
the
Prince
of
Wales
was
visiting
the
southern
continent
Alex
Kerr'6
crew
la
now
complete
1
and
work
Is
progressing
on
the
new
road
to
the
Lakelse
Hot
Springs.
ALICE
ARM
The
telephone-rate
between
Alice
Arm
and
Anyox
over
the
Dominion
Telegraph
Lines
has
been
reduced
from
60c
to
25c.
A
good
deal
of
new
building
is
going
on
in
Alice
Arm.
Among
;
those
engaged
in
building
morer
'less
pretentious
structures
are
W.
B.
Bower.
A.
McOuire,
T.
Calfa,
P.
jMorley
and
B.
Turbltt.
Norman
Fraser
of
Prince
Rupert,
(Angus
McDonald
of
Vancouver
and1
i
Alderman
Robert
Fenton
of
New
Westminster,
directors
of
the
Es-peranza
Mines
Ltd,
paid
a
visit
of
Inspection
to
(he
property
last
wee.
It
Is
hoped
that
definite
plans
for
future
operations
ws:
soon
be
decided
upon.
The
Oovernment
Telegraphs
line
between
Alice
Ann
and
Aiyansh
now
In
better
shape
than
ever
before
as
a
result
of
extensive
Improvements
made
during
the
past
season.
C.
W.
Homer,
provincial
assessor,
Prince
Rupert,
spent
a
few
days
here
last
week
on
official
business.
A.
Davidson,
who
has
been
doing
considerable
development
on
the
Summit
property,
spent
a
few
days
town
during
the
week.
He
la
now
.
f
I,.
i
a.,-,
iLttKaKjru
in
ueveionme
some
in
nis
as
he
expected
to
be.
He
still
thinks
that
we
have
much
Life"
Asjuran'ce
Company,
was
a
other
properties
in
the
upper
Kit-to
learn
from
that
country
and
that
possibly
a
half-way
busineSa
visitor
during
the
week
and
33,114
country.
policy
between
the
individualism
of
the
United
States
and
.vas
a
gUeet
at
the
Phiibert
Hotel
j
the
communism
of
Russia
would
be
the
better
way.
The
Alice
Arm
Athletic
Associa-
On
On
wirhino-
reaching
triA
the
WrW
border
Mr.
Mr
Tnnnpv
lunney
had
naa
to
10
accent
accepi
two
uo
Norman
Watt,
government
agentlUon
he
dub
held
hmu
a
successful
Ust
card
party
enln
at
Russian
roubles
for
one
dollar,
and
the
roubles
could
have
.!tae8st0SearidKaiumLake
VANDERHOOF
Three
unemployment
relief
camps
ar
iww
In
operation
in
this
district
and
much
needed
employ.
racnt
Is
belli;
given
to
settlers.
In
all
some
121
men
are
being
e'.ven
work.
PatrieJc
Uddy
Mulvllle,
well
known
resident
ol
Grassy
P:ins,
was
killed
on
Friday
last
aijout
noon
in
a
motor
accident
on
the
Francois
Lake
road
about
six
miles
couth
of
Burn;
Lake.
iir.
Mj1.U
accompaalf:-
..
M.
Manson
M.L
A.
ci
a
recto,
tour
of
Omlnsca
lin
ing.
YUc
t
X
the
vate
one
for
the
general
jrpad
love
man.
Rev.
Charles
A.
HinchUffe
of
Burns
Lake
officiated
at
services
in
Vanderhoof
on
Sunday
morning
and
at
Chtlco
in
the
evening.
J.
M.
week
on
couver.
Johnston
motored
last
:
The
board
of
village
commission-1
PRINCE
GEORGE
can
see
for
yourself
why
NORTHERN
ELECTRIC
ADC
Washer
does
your
washing
with
greater
speed
and
thoroughness
than
other
machines
of
equal
capacity.
The
agitator,
which
churns
the
washing,
has
six
large
fins
.
.
.
more
than
any
other
washer.
Each
one
gives
a
strong
impulse
...
a
total
of
six
hundred
impulses
per
minute
.
.
.
which
drives
the
soapy
water
through
the
fabrics
with
tremendous
force.
The
fins
are
so
perfectly
rounded
and
polished
that
they
cannot
exert
any
wear
on
the
garments.
Even
the
agitator
edge
.
.
.
sunk
below
the
tub
level
and
held
rigid
by
two
anti-tilt
bearings...
cannot
catch
or
damage
the
fabrics.
.
There
are
other
reasons,
too,
for
the
efficiency
of
the
ABC.
Northern
Electric
has
thoroughly
tested
all
the
parts
and
qualities
of
this
madc-in-Canada
washer
before
awarding
it
the
Northern
Electric
"SEAL
OF
APPROVAL"
which
assures
you
of
its
great
merit.
GRATIFYING
INCREASE
IN
CIRCULATION
a
business
trip
to
Van-;..
Sv,t,m
n,
r0iifruon
Is
Ar.pre-
claird
by
Lar;
Number
I
Local
People
ers
has
awarded
the
contract
to!
"
Mervlll
AveriU
to
construct
two
w
pwe
pi
we
;
pieces
of
new
sidewalk
on
Bur-
W
na
"
"
a
aavaucc
ui
i
v
rard
Avenue
rara.
Avenue.
.
n
me
pi
muuwi..
una
iui
Miss
Ena
P.
Campbell
RJJ.
has
partlx
due
to
the
ten-ccnta-a-wcek
returned
to
her
home
here
after
astern
of
collection
by
the
boys.
h,vin.
v,en
pnencrprt
in
Sni!ii
andpartlytothe.aghstandardth.it
jiursln?
at
the
Vancouver
General
has
been
maintained
by
the
papt
-
v
'
fact
the
management
was
hsrdly
aware
that.
$o
many
ioen;
pjpie
were
not
already
tpkinc
he
aner.
This
Increase
In
clrulatl--"
Is
of
great
advantage
to
local
advertls
William
Fraser,
who
js
at
present
ers,
who
are
now
able
to
cover
the
emrioyed
as
accountant
In
the
pro-
whole
city
through
It
advertising.
vlncial
department
of
public
works
Since
the
boys
have
taken
over
WL
MMT0tUkS
li
1
G
fd
tonieftb
null
lierw
listtj
ktrt
h4
tct
far
tmrulj
iht
rtmtrVMi
rfficitncyolbinnJtht
other
Ntrthtrn
lllttlrit
ApbmtJ
ApflUum
ilbifruuJaht',
Wedir.-tday,
October
14.
4gy
In
to
or
tube.
S3
THfTHf
T'
V
i
I
BccauM
it
doat
pou.
tivclr
relieve
the
itch-
inc
almoic
i
toon
at
applied
and
effect!
a
healthful
healing
of
the
kin.
Dr.
Chax'i
Ointment
it
most
satiifactorr
uett.
ment
for
Ecrema,
tlemor
rhoid
or
Pilet
and
all
Irritations
of
the
dun.
Fifty
yeart
of
lucceii.
Jurlim
h
difficult
period
such
u
that
through
which
we
are
passta;-peoi'"
of
!!u
i
tfy
continue
to
up
preciiitc
thcu
daily
newspaper.
U
lias
become
necessary
to
them
u
the
recent
considerable
increase
in
office
here,
has
been
appointed
city
the
collection
they
have
found
most
circulation
shows.
clerk
to
succeed
V.
R.
Clerlhue,
re-
people
very
ready
to
co-operate
ana
;
signed.
Mr.
Eraser
will
take
over
glad
of
the
opportunity
of
paying
WELL
KNOWN
ANVOX
his
new
duties
on
November
1.
to
them
instead
of
to
the
office.
COUPLE
AltE
WEDDED
Those
who
did
not
wish
to
pay
The
basketball
eeason
opened
weekly
have
continued
to
call
at
ANYOX,
Oct.
14.
The
marriage
last
Friday
night
with
games'ln
the
the
office
and
the
office
pays
the
of
Miss'
Mary
McOuire
and
Jamc
Rittr-Klfer
Hall.
The
players
seem
hoys.
But
as
soon
as
the
subscrip-
DnaMson,
tll
known
local
couple
to
be
in
good
shape
for
a
start,
and
tion
expires
the
boys
call
and
the
took
place
here
on
Saturday,
keen
Dlav
is
ex
Dec
ted
durlns:
the
rjaDer
Is
stopped
If
not
paid.
The
coming
winter.
STEWART
boys
are
the
merchants
handling
the
paper
and
they
are
the
losers
it
I
the
subscribers
do
not
pay.
They
j
cannot
afford
to
take
chances,
so
t
1
they
cannot
deliver
the
paper
unless
lit
Is
paid
for.
4
ADVEirriSINfl
COPY
MUST
nE
IN
EAHLY
Copy
for
display
advertise-
Bev.
Father
E.
M.
Leray,
O.M
J.,
:
Subscribers
who
have
been
In
the
ments
should
be
in
the
hands
.
has
received
word
that
he
may
be
habit
of
paying
at
the
office
and
of
the
printers
not
later
than
(transferred
to
Smlthers.
He
left
who
wish
to
change
will
be
doing
3
run.
the
day
prior
to
publl-
1
1
for
Prince
Kupert
Monday
night
the
boys
a
favor
if
they
will
have
eatloni
This
Is
necessary
to
en-
The
clerical
staff
of
the
public
their
money
ready
when
they
call.
able
best
positions
to
be
ae-
t
works
department
is
now
quartered
Thcaias
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the
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on
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long
term
arrangements
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balance
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two
years.
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FOR
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