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up
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you
wish
to
remit
small
sums
of
money,
use
a
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Money
Order.
There
is
no
cheaper,
safer,
or
more
convenient
way.
Payable
without
charge
at
any
chartered
bank
in
Canada
(except
the
Yukon).
Money
Orders
are
sold
at
every
branch
of
the
Bank
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
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MORE
THAN
A
MILLION
A
DAY
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
COLONEL
NICIIOLLS
DISCUSSES
could
get
the
same
coal
In
Cardiff
GOLD
AS
MONEY
IN
INTEREST-'
for
$4.80
per
ton,
or
1.
Suddenly
ING
ADDRESS
TO
ROTARY
the
exchange
In
Montreal
on
Lon-
CLUB
AT
ITS
LUNCHEON.
don
Is
$4.00
to
the
pouna,
in
omer
(Continued
from
pane
one)
told
the
world
she
would
pay
her
debts
both
Internal
and
external
at
100
cents
on
the
dollar.
The
only
honorable
thing
for
a
debtor
to
do,
and
what
she
will
do
again
in
my
humble
opinion.
Oreat
Britain
through
force
of
circumstances
has
suspended
gold
payments
five
times
In
the
past
century,
1847,
1857,
1863
and
1914
and
1931.
Each
time
prior
to
this
she
has
resumed
Unlimited
gold
payments
or
re
established
hex
international
pay
ments
at
par
or
in
full.
"Why
did
the
Bank
of
England
have
to
refuse
to
redeem
its
notes
In
gold?
Well,
it
is
quite
simple.
For
centuries
London
has
been
the
in
ternational
money
market.
Foreign
governments,
foreign
banks
and
foreign
merchants
kept
large
sums
if
money
in
London
in
deposit
to
settle
their
trade
and
other
obligations.
The
London
banker
allowed
interest
on
these
balances
and
In
turn
loaned
it
out
to
other
parties
it
Interest.
It
was
well
known
that
some
of
these
parties
to
whom
they
had
loaned
the
money
were
In
dif
ficultlcs.
For
example.
Austria
and
Germany,
Brazil
and
Australia.
Ad
iltionally,
the
government
of
Great
Britain
was
regarded
as
extrava
?ant
in
Its
expenditures
for
social
and
other
services.
There
was
a
temporary
loss
of
confidence
and
'he
whole
world
started
to
call
for
'.heir
money
from
the
London
banker.
He
couldn't
pay
it
all
at
once
is
he
could
hot
liquidate
his
loan
immediately
so
he
has
temporarily
told
the
world
that
pending
an
im
'jrovement
he
can't
pay.
It
Is
ex
ictly
the
same
as
If
everyone
who
deposits
with
the
Bank
of
Montreal
demanded
payment
the
same
day.
(t
couldn't
be
done
as
the
bank
has
invested
Its
money
In
bonds
and
loans
to
merchants
and,
while
It
is
perfectly
solvent,
it
couldn't
pay
until
It
had
sold
its
bonds
and
col-lected
its
loans
from
Its
customers.
Trade
Stimulated
"What
kind
oi
currency
has
Great
Britain
now?
i
Well,
her
currency
is
tflll
pounds,
shillings
and
pence
and
secured
against
gold,
and
her
International
ibalanco
of
trade
is
settled
by
supply
and
demand.
In
other
words,,
no
longer
is
it
settled
by
gold
shipments.
If
she
buys
abroad
more
than
she
sells
there
Is
a
greater
demand
for
foreign
currency
and
down
goes
the
value
of
one
pound
hternvs
of
dollars
and
francs.
It
is
at
present
being
pre
vented
from
collapsing
altogether
is
it
did
in
Germany,
but
Is
regu
lated
by
the
old
law
of
supply
and
demand.
Great
Britain
is
owed
large
sums
of
money
and
the
whole
world
is
now
paying
off
some
of
these
loans
in
the
depreciated
"What
docs
It
mean
to
Great
Bri
tain's
trade.
It
Is
a
very
strange
economic
result
and
the
old
econo
mic
law
is
working
out
exactly,
that
her
financial
distress
has
temporarily
stimulated
trade.
How
did
this
happen?
Well,
take
a
simple
example.
A
coal
merchant
in
Mon
treal
has
been
buying
coal
from
Pennsylvania
at
$4.50
per
ton.
He
BEAUTY
$
IS
NOT
TA
JUST
A
GIFT
For
every
woman
who
inherits
beauty,
there
are
five
who
vAn
charm
and
good
looks.
Without
health,
there
can
be
little
natural
beauty.
And
a
serious
handicap
to
health
is
constipation.
This
widespread
ailment
often
causes
headaches,
Ilstlessness,
sallow
skins,
pimples
under
mining
both
health
and
beauty.
Yet
constipation
can
be
overcome
by
eating
Kellogg's
All-Bran.
This
delicious
cereal
.
provides
"bulk,"
which
gently"
clears
out
the
wastes.
And
Vitamin
B
to
tone
up
the
intestinal
tract.
The
"bulk"
in
All-Bran
is
much
like
that
in
lettuce.
Try
two
tablespoorifuls
daily
usually
sufficient
for
most
types
of
constlpatldri.
If
you
suffer
from
intestinal
trouble
not
relieved
this
1
ALLBRAN
way,
consult
your
doctor.
All-Bran
supplies
iron
for
the
blood.
At
all
grocers.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
HELPS
KEEP
YOU
FIT
words,
the
coal
would
only
cost
$4.00
per
ton,
so
he
switches
his
order
to
Cardiff.
Now
similar
transactions
are
going
on
in
all
lines
of
trade
and
Great
Britain
is
temppr-arlly
able
to
under-cut
her
compeV
titers.
In
the
world's
markets.
Bat
can
6he
keep
it
up?
Most
decidedly
nol
It
might
keep
up
If
international
trade
Improves,
which
apparently
is
happening
today,
but
she
can't
keep
it
up
for
long
without
a
universal
trade
improvement,
and
why?
Well,
the
old
economic
laws
will
work
again.
England
is
not
a
pro
ducing
country
excepting
in
coal,
Iron
and
in
a
small
way.
She
.'is
a
manufacturing
country
and
has
to
Import
her
raw
materials
to
make
up
Into
articles
for
use
and
export,
Those
merchants
who
were
lucky
enough
to
have.
the
raw
materials
In
the
country
and
paid
for
before
her
pound
depreciated
will
make
a
profit
when
they
resell
them
abroad
in
the
buyers
currency,
but
when
the
same
merchant
goes
to
replace
this
raw
material
he
has
to
pay
25
more
or
exactly
higher
in
proportion
to
the
lower
value
of
the
pound.
England
has
to
import
most
of
her
foodstuff
and
as
soon
as
her
present
stocks
are
consumed
she
will
have
to
replace
them,
an
in
terms
pounds,
shillings
and
pence
that
will
cos.t
exactly
25
more.
.
"I
was
amused
to
read
some
of
he
political
speeches
In
Great
Bri
tain
during
the
last
election.
The
candidates
were
promising
the
vo
ters
notwithstanding
the
lower
va-
'ue
of
the
pound
they
would
not
-ermlt
food
prices
to
go
up
If
they
rerc
elected.
Well,
they
might
Just
is
well
as
uromlse
to
emntv
Prince
Rupert
harbor
with
a
spoon.
Vood
prices
will
advance
In
Great
Britain
by
25
notwithstanding
all
the
parliaments
in
the
world.
This
eventually
will
cause
higher
labor
costs
because
notwithstanding
the
efforts
of
Henry
Ford,
wages
will
rise
and
fall
with
commodities.
Not
so
fast,
but
over
a
period
of
years
they
follow
pretty
closely.
Therefore,
it
won
t
be
long
before
Great
Britain's
temporary
advantage
will
be
lost
in
her
foreign
trade."
Mr.
Nlcholls
then
spoke
briefly
of
silver
and
Its
relation
to
cold
and
the
futility
of
attempting
to
agree
on
a
system
of
bl-metallsm.
Orr-at
Britain
has
had
17
unsol
ved
murder
mysteries
In
the
last
three
years,
involving
the
deaths
of
?0
persons.
Food
Values
For
Yiday
&
Saturday
Pastry
Flour
Wild
Rose
tin
per
10-lb.
sack
-
Lard
Swift's
per
3-lb.
tin
Lard
Oalner's
per
3-lb.
tin
43c
40c
Eggs
B.
C.
Extras,
Scott's
AQn
In
rartnn
nor
rtn
Coffee
Malkln's
Best
per
5-lb.
tin
$2.00
Orccn
Cut
Beans
Ensign
1n
No.
2
tins,
per
tin
XXi
Saanich
Clams
per
tall
tin
Red
Pitted
Cherries
Ensign,
No.
2
tins,
per
tin
Crushed
Pineapple
Mai
kin's
Best,
No.
2
tins,
each
14c
19c
25c
Sweet
Mixed
Plckleq
AQt
Happyvale,
per
38-oz.
Jar"
H.
P.
Sauce
per
bottle
Gold
Dust
Washing
Powder,
per
pkg
Currants
Reclcancd
per
1-lb.
pkg.
...
Sunmaid
Raisins
Puffed
seeded,
per
15-pz.
pkg.
Cut
Mixed
Peel
Robertson's,
per
16-oz.
pkg.
...
Swansdown
per
pkg.
Dcsslcatcd
Coconut
per
lb
,
.....
Brown
Sugar
5
lbs.
'..,.!:
Matdies
per
pkg.
of
3
boxes
29c
28c
14c'
16cj
22c
30c
17c
27c
29c
Watts'
Grocery
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Sat.
Matinee
at
2:30
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Charlie
Chaplin
in
"CITY
LIGHTS"
Remember
His
nattered
Derby,
Baggy
Trousers,
Trick
Cane
md
Funny
Mustachlo?
"Laugh
and
the
World
Laughs
With
You"
Come
and
Lau;h!
Laugh!
Laugh!
MICKEY
MOUSE
in
"TRAFFIC
TROUBLES"
Hodge
Podge
"HIGH
LIGHTS
OF
TRAVEL"
Musical
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MORE
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Monday
and
Tuesday
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MOTTO
Economy
Service
Quality
When"
buying
from
us.
Free
delivery
on
orders
of
$2.00
We
stix
n,(ti
.:ia,
adverh.M
i
Our
prices
are
uniform,
we
sell
for
less
and
list
a
few
of
our
man;
low
priced
articles
for
your
selection.
Use
our
phones,
we
hare
them
for
your
convenience
and
arc
always
pleased
to
quote
prices
not
advertised.
Woodland
Butter
3
lbs.
for
Swift's
Pure
Lard-bulk,
3
lbs.
for
Eggs-No.
1
extras
gQQ
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuits,
per
pkg.
Kcllogg's
Corn
Flakes
Qp
per
pkg
Aylmer
Catsup
2
bottles
for
Aylmer
Plums
2's
per
tin
Aylmer
Strawberries
Raspberries,
2's,
tin
Aylmer
Saurkraut
2Vj'.
per
tin
Beeklst
Honey
5's
per
tin
95c
40c
10c
27c
10c
25c
15c
68c
Beeklst
Honey
2:,
per
tin
Malkln's
Best
Jelly
Powders,
per
do
Malkln's
Best
Jam-
4',
per
tin
Economy
Bulk
Tim
in
the
cup
3
lbs.
for
Liquid
Veneer
Furnituf!
r
large
bottles
Vegular
60c.
for
Bruseell
Sprouts
2
lbs.
for
Bread
RaUin.
Brown
Whit,
per
loaf
With
each
order
(
if
S5
we
will
sell
10
lb
.
Sugar
for
35c
55c
41c
95c
45c
25c
7c
45c
Out
of
town
customers
can
be
assured
of
having
their
orders
gives
the
best
of
care
and
attention,
Mussallem's
Cash
&
Carry
"WHERE
DOLLARS
HAVE
MORE
CENTS
No.
1
Store.
5th
Ar
No,
2
Store.
319
3rd
Av
No.
3
Store
T"7
!rd
Phone
18-84
Phone
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PRINCE
RUPERT
Likes
the
Best!
Prince
Rupert
merchants
say
that
their
n
f
like
to
buy
goods
of
the
best
quality.
They
are
a
discriminating
people.
If
there
are
any
Prince
Rupert
people
not
taking
the
Daily
News
regularly
we
suggest
that
Mify
are
making
a
mistake
in
not
taking
the
best.
Thn
price
is
now
so
low
that
it
is
a
mistake
to
do
without
Hie
paper;
thaf
circulates
UirougtauUhe
district
tall
up
the
i)aily
News
busihoss
office
and
ask
that
the
boy
call
and
collect.
10c.
Weekly
Commence
Getting
the
Paper
Tomorrow
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated