I
PAGE
SIX
Tor
i!
tt
n
drif
tno'
ftnrl
itorM;
fcr
Th
T.
Hlara
C.
11,
Tonalv
PM.
Covered
With
Bolls
on
Arms,
Back
and
Reck
1
IfU
Mrgart
Higgina,
Dyment,
Ont,
write:
"I
ni
eoiered
with
boil
on
my
irma,
tu
and
neek.
I
tuod
plutort
and
other
remedie
with
no
nenlli.
Mr
attention
ni
drawn
to
Burdock
Bliiod
Bitten,
io
I
derided
to
grt
a
bottle.
The
result
were
nurTelloas,
a
in
no
time
the
boil
hid
completely
disappeared,
and
aj
akin
waa
dearer
and
freeher
than
rrer,"
auaifutortd,
for
U
pxt
SI
rttn,
only
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
C(
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
;
'Soul'
Christian
Science
Subject
Sunday
Services
The
subject
of
the
lesson-sermon
in
all
Christian
Science
churches
'and
societies
on
Sunday
was
"Soul."
i
Amone
the
Bible
texts
included
in
the
lesson-sermon
was
the
follow
ing
from
Hebrews
10:39:
"But
we
are
not
of
them
who
draw
back
un
to
perdition;
but
of
them
that
believe
to
the
saving
of
the
soul."
The
lesson-sermon
also
included
the
reading
of
citations
from
the
Christian
Science
textbook,
"Science
and
health
with
key
to
the
Scriptures"
by
Mary
Baker
Eddy,
one
passage
being
as
follows:
"Soul
is
immortal
because
it
Is
Spirit,
iwhlch
has
no
element
of
self-de'
structlon."
ipage
311).
Fire
Station
at
Terrace
Under
Construction
TERRACE
Feb.
16.
Work
Is
proceeding
on
the
new
home
for
he
fire
fighting
outfit
which
is
be-ng
erected
on
Lazelle
Avenue
near
Jhristle't
Bakery.
The
hose
and
4eel
carrier
is
also
under
construction
and,
as
soon
as
delivery
is
effected,
the
volunteer
fire
brigade
will
get
down
to
practice
work.
Department
of
Trade
and
Commerce
OTTAWA,
CANADA
To
Canadian
Citizen,
Everywhere
in
Canada.
October
18th,
1930.
DoYou
Want
More
Branch
Factories?
-
What
is
a
factory
worth
to
Canada,
that
gives
steady
year-round
employment
to
five
thousand
hands?
It
depends
upon
where
it's
located,
doesn't
it?
Hit's
located
in
Canada,
it's
worth
a
small
fortune
to
us.
But
if
it's
located
at
our
very
borders,
but
still
outside
of
Canada,
it
may
be
worth
nothing
at
all
to
us.
In
any
event,
it
is
almost
certain
to
be
worth
far
less
than
the
branch
it
might
be
persuaded
to
establish
in
Halifax,
or
Vancouver,
or
any
point
in
between,
even
though
that
branch
gave
steady
employment
to
only
fifty
hands!
No
matter
where
they
locate
in
relation
to
where
we
reside,
we're
always
delighted
to
hear
of
branch
factories
being
established
in
Canada,
because
of
the
employment
they
create
for
Canadian
labour,
the
market
they
provide
for
Canadian
farmers
and
Canadian
merchants,
and
the
business
activity
they
stimulate
in
countless
wrys
and
in
countless
y
quarters.
Thus
far,
in
our
efforts
to
promote
their
establishment
within
our
borders,
we
have
made
use
of
but
one
lever
our
tariff.
For
a
time
it
proved
to
bo
a
very
effective
lever.
During
the
period
preceding
the
war
the
harvest
was
considerable.
But
of
recent
years
the
annual
crop
of
branch
factories
has
been
lean
quite
disappointingly
so
when
we
reflect
that
the
justification
for
their
estah'ihment
should
be
greater
than
ever
before,
due
to
the
fact
that
our
ai.
a
imports
of
merchandise
keep
steadily
increasing.
Isn't
there
something
that
each
of
us
as
individuals
might
do
to
help
o
JilW
th
movement
in
full
swing
again?
Suppose"
we
steadfastly
refused
1
i!!(b
buy
merchandise
that
we
knew
to
have
been
imported,
wouldn't
that
cause
a
tot
of
these
outside
manufacturers
to
reconsider
their
plans?
Not
long
since,
the
manufacturer
of
an
imported
product,
the
annual
sale
of
which
in
Canada
runs
into
millions
of
dollars,
boasted
that
no
action
this
country
might
take
would
ever
force
him
to
establish
a
branch
factory
here.
When
he
said
that
he
was,
of
course,
thinking
only
of
one
kind
of
action
tariff
action!
And
feeling
secure
in
'the'
advantage
of
a
low
manufacturing
cost
obtained
through
mass
production,
he
probably
had
some
justification
for
believing
that
his
hand
could
not
be
forced.
,
But
he
overlooked
one
very
important
point.
And
that
is
that
while
Canadians
have
always
shown
themselves
a
very
tolerant
people
in
their
attitude
towards
imported
merchandise,
they
are
quick
to
resent
unfair-
ness
of
any
kind
when
practised
against
themselves.
Now
that
particular
manufacturer
buys
no
materials
from
Canada.
The
workmen
he
employs
buy
nothing
that
has
been
produced
in
Canada.
From
the
opera
tion
of
his
huge
industry
the
people
o
f
this
coun
try
derive
no
profit
whatsoever.
Why
then
should
they
continue
to
buy
his
product
when
there
are
available
to
them
at
equal
prices
products
of
the
same
kind,
and
of
just
as
good
if
not
better
quality,
that
have
been
made
in
Canada?
Not
only
that
particular
manufacturer,
but
scores
of
others,
could
be
forced
to
open
up
branch
factories
in
this
country
under
pain
of
losing
their
entire
Canadian
business,
if
each
and
every
one
of
us,
before
completing
a
single
purchase,
were
first
to
make
absolutely
sure
that
thearticle
had
been
produced
in
Canada!
Vfry
sincerely
yours.
X
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday
February,
A
GREAT
COMPANY'S
DIAMOND
JUBILEE
Life
assurance
has
now.
apparently,
reached
such
a
point
in
public
es
timation
nru)
mnf
iiteneei
that
it
seems
comparatively
Immune
from
the
viartes
and
fluctuations
of"
other
lines
of
business.
The
Sun
ElirWry
e
Assurance
Company
of
Canada,
whose
report
appears
elsewhere
in
fiflflJHBWWIHI
rbffrJIryTroimwv
confidence
to
an
unusual
degree,
for
it
reportnew-policieewriUen
during
the
year
to
the
net
amount
of
over
$700,000,000,
the
largest
in
the
com-
j
parly's
history
of
sixty
years.
This
year
It
celebrates
its
diamond
Jubilee.
A
graphic
picture
of
its
progress
is
shown
in
the
report
which
discloses,
decade
by
decade,
its
growth
from
assurances
in
force
in
1880
of
less
than
$4,000,000
to
over
$2,800,000,000
today;
and
of
an
accumulation
of
assets
from
less
than
$800,000
in.
1880
to
nearly
$590,000.-000
at
the
present
time.
Even
more
striking
ia
the
fact
that
the
company
has
paid
to
policyholders
and
beneficiaries
since
its
organization
over
half
a
billun
dollars
more
than
its
entire
assurance
in
force'
only
ten
years
a;;o.
This
is
almost
j
magical
and"
helps
to
explain
the
widespread
faith
of
ordinary
menj
In
life
assurance
from
the
stand-;
point
of
investment
as
well
as
of;
family
protection
A
most
Iritere.sun-
feature
of
the
report
relates
to
the
company's
investments.
The
Sun
Life
has
long
been
a
consistent
and
successful
investor
in
hi?h
ur.i
l
st
cks.
These
securities
are
v.ilu.ited
on
the
last
day
of
each
ycr
!v
the
Canadian
ARTHUR
B.
WOOD
Vice-Pn
id
r.
and
Chief
Actuary.
Sun
Life
A-uiance
Company
of
Canada.
DICTATOR
HONORED
Surprise
Party
Jor
W.
It.
MeCal
lum
Saturday
Evening
jj5
5Ek
MmmSfammmmavS
T.
15.
MACAl'LEV
President.
Sun
Life
Assurance
Company
of
Canada.
icpartniont
of
insurance
on
the
ba-is
of
tiictr
market
price
on
that
1-1
v.
S'.irh
a
test
tins
year,
neediest
(i
s
iy.
was
a
most
exacting
one.
Yet
vcri
at
tW
adnormally
low
prices
ruvailmt
u
the
end
of
the
year
!i
c
ii
any
s
common
stock
hold-.
t..k
'.n
by
themselves,
showed
a
i.tj
t.u'
ial
excess
over
cost.
Morc-wi.
h
-
actual
cash
dividends
paid
lu
in
;830
on
the
total
common
!x
ks
held
by
the
company
In
the
'vi.
ins
year
were
nearly
$1,000,000
i
rxc.
.
oi
tn-.
dividends
paid
on
iu-.-e
id'
nti'
.
1
?hares
in
1929.
Buch
-jnI.ictor
i.'isuc
from
the
sharp-"t
and
sevt'icst
market
"break
in
':.:.
n
iteration
is
a
wonderful
vln-
'.ivim
of
t'v
investment
sagacity
!
mi.:iv
The
rate
of
6.44
'
,
rained
on
the
mean
invested
assets
i
.'
cmj.'ny
is
a
further
proof
f
thrifty
administration.
1
iu;
company
announced
that
the
irotits
to
policyholders
entitled
to
participate
during
the
ensuing
year
will
be
allotted
on
the
same
generous
scale
as
lias
existed
for
aoroe
time,
ard
that
the
special
maturity
dividend
which
has
been
so
popular
will
also
be
continued.
words.
Mr.
MeCallum
thanked
the
hostess,
host
and
guest
tor
this
delightful
sunwise.
He
felt
sore
that
the
Secreary's
word
were
quite
true
regarding
the
officers
i
and
members,
and
that
MI
would
be
a
banner
year.
A
toast
was
then
honor,
the
company
A
very
enjoyable
party
was
held
'
singing
"for
He's
a
n-
.
.
.
....
'
Wt
It
tat
hit
rising
and
Jolly
Oood
on
Saturday
evatalng
at
the
homo
Fellow,"
which
was
followed
by
a
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
B.
J.
Bacon
in
;
toast
to
Steward
William
Lamb
honor
of
W.
B.
McCallum,
recently
i
The
oartv
eontliiaad
until
a
n
m
elected
dieUteof
Prince
Rupert
when
the
guest
toek
their
leave
Moose
Lodge.
At)out
thirty-six
per-1
all
voting
the
affair
a
mugiuiiccnt
soot
were
preterit;
dancing
and
'success.
Tencral
joUificfttfon,
followed
by
refreshment
vSm$
the
order
of!
evening.
j
gS2S5SiSS!
In
outlining
(he
qualities
of
'"
guett
of
honor,
Secretary
Percy;
Cameron
stressed
the
business,
sense,
tempered
with
fraternal
gard,
possessed
by
him.
In
fore
casting
the
advance
of
the
order
for
the
coming
year,
he
empasited
Soda
Bixults-the
enthusiastic
co-operation
the
i
box
for
dictator
would
be
sure
to
enjoy
from
the
officers,
committees
and
members.
Guided
by
these
excellent
omens
he
took
the
liberty
o!
prophesying
an
outstanding
year
for
1931
In
replying
In
a
few
well
chosen
SOMETHING
NEW
FOIt
LADIKS
AND
GBNTS
Larae
assortment
new
clothes
for
autumn
and
winter
lust
to
hand.
All
finest
quality
and
latest
patterns.
Come
In
and
see
us
today
'Weekly
Specials
RcgSlOO
Soda
Biscuits
2's
2
pkgs.
for
Oinger
Snaps
3
lbs.
for
Pulity
Oats
Contains
China
ware,
X
pkes.
Malkin
j
Beat
ScedlRta
Ral'ins
l's,
S
pkgs.
Malkin
s
Best
Spices
3
for
Malkin's
Best
Extract
4
o-s
Heins
Ketohttp
I
bottles
for.
Suit
or
overcoat
complete
and
fin-1
Robertson
a
Sfiotch
Marma-
Ished
in
three
days.
Line,
the
Cutter
Steam
cleaning
pressing
ind
altering.
We
deliver
any
part
of
the
city.
LING
T1IE
TAILOR
Hit
Krnnd
Ar
l'linn
B49
Dr.H.0.
Johusen
Dentist
Successor
to
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
Suit
1
Exchange
Block
Phone
109
s.
par
tin
35c
25c
81.00
40c
25c
40c
80c
Chase
it
Sanborn's
Ottfee
CCn
per
lb.
eJOl
Fi-pvh
Rhuhnrh
r
m
I
2
lbs.
for
Fresh
Spinach
2
lbs.
for
25c
25c
I
Fresh
Fruits
&.
Vegetables.
Arriving
Every
Week
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.;
MrrtHed
417-423
I
IITH
AVENUE
EAST
P.
O.
BOX
575
I'lione
R
and
Bl
FISHERMEN
WIN
FIGHT
Are
Advised
by
Commissioner
of
Fisheries
That
They
May
Have
Cannery
Licence
Change
of
Policy
r
,
'
The
following
letter
from
Chas
Lord,
secretary
of
the
Northern
B
C.
Salmon
Industries
Association,
has
been
received:
"At
a
recent
date,
through
the
medium
of
your
columns,
the
public
was
informed
that
the
co-operative
organising
committee
of
the
Northern
B.C.
Salmon
Fishermen's
Association
was
forming
a
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
co-operative
;
Association
and
that,
considering
lit
possible
that
they
might
be
in
I
the
position
to
equip
and
operate
i
salmon
rannery
t:ils
coming
season,
they
had,
in
an
official
capacity
approached
the
Provincial
c;
verr.ment
Commissioner
of
Fish
lories
for
a
definite
statement
as
)
whether
or
not
he
would
grant
i
almon
canning
license
If
needed.
'It
was
also
stated
in
the
tarn"
letter
that
tbc
reply
of
the
gov
eminent
had
been
in
the
negative
which,
naturally,
aroused
the
Ire
3f
the
initiators
of
this
movement
"At
further
information
to
the
pubilst
I
may
state
that
our
Asso
ciation
has
kept
right
after
the
powers
that
be.
terminating
in
a
personal
interview
with
Hen.
S.
L
Howe.
Provincial
Commissioner
of
Fisheries,
and
I
take
pleasure
in
offering
to
the
public
the
content"
t
the
final
letter
received
from
Victoria.
Victoria.
B.C
Feb.
193:
To
Charles
Lord,
Esq..
Secretary
Co-operative
Organic
ing
Committee.
Northern
B.C.
Fishermen's
A-
so-Jtkm.
PO.
Box.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
"Dear
BSr
Confirming
our
eon
vernation
this
afternoon
and'
a'
tated
In
my
letter
of
the
3rd
Inst
o
:on?
as
the
Prince
R'jpert
Flah--nren's
Co-opratlve
Association
iroseaaing
is
confined
to
mild
cur
'ng
or
the
fresh
fish
business
n
'iceneo
will
be
required.
'However.
If
the
Association
decides
to
erect
and
operate
a
salmon
cannery
in
the
Northern
area
at
or
near
Prince
Rupert,
then
a
'icense
will
req-itre
to
be
taken
out
y
your
Association.
If
your
Atso-
laMon
aoplv
for
a
lleense
for
th?
1911
season
for
sueb
a
plant,
accompanying
the
application
with
the
necessary
fee
I
will
give
In-tractiont
for
the
issuance
of
such
license,
-Yours
faithfully.
(Signed)
"S.
L.
HOWE,
"Commissioner."
"The
receipt
of
the
above
letter
-i
construed
b-
the
directors
of
Uv
now
in
orporatei
Prince
Rupert
If
Monday
and
Tucd
,
TWO
SHOWS
,
.
3
1t
I.j
tell
and
I'atsy
Ruth
Mi!!cr
in
-
"TheLashllU
Lone
Wolf"
A
Itomanltn
t
t.
une
or
ttic
Co,,
Comedy--"OH.
Tn.'iy-Carloon
-
"Itr.Mi
T;ir
Kraiy
Kal
"RAMBLINt.
ULttlRTir
ADMISSION
--
:
,
.
Feature
SlarK
at
:
n
,
tl
Wednesday
ATliurviai
"ON
YOt'R
H.fK"
Fishermen's
Co
.;
:on,'
to
be
tlu
u
elving
a
liceiiM
he
executive
of
"
Salmon
Flshrrn.-includes
that
in
he
limitation
if
easing
plants,
ad
lnclal
goverr.n-.'
"As
secretary
in
1
Salmon
Fishcni
nd
its
co-ope
:
ake
this
opportune
various
conm
.
ercnt
organiza'f
or
their
support
'MMltton.
"Thanking
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