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USING
THE
ELEVATOR
SIDEWALK
WORK
..1
..98
9.00
1.40
.02
.25
.15
Friday,
Oct.
16,
193t
POWER
IS
DISCUSSED
hour
on
the
Pacific
a
shaft
of
sun
light
darts
its'
rays
on
the
water
of
the
ocean
and
Here
and
there
is
Tt
.
.
....
and
silpnt
nnnrr
th
hnriVnn
nf
Rnrnnp-
xvhiU
all
rho
onor.
7n
Z.Z,n
71
"V:
l7
"'P
"
wh0
his
face
tries
resources
lld
infloencea
of
the
Rritish
Emnirp
nrp
made
the
vehicle
for
the
enerev
uo
in
un
f;nr
:
tn
thi
nnint
'conclusion
she
meant
It.
v-V
fWU
C
JICk
IVi
UC
U1CU
1I1U1C
OU1C1V,
lit
V-UUlllg
V
'
with
the
vast
and
deadly
Indian
insurrection,
'
and
with
i'1"1"1,1""
'!'
disturbed
relations
in
China.
jSSfimTJ?-
Ui
our
own
troubles
no
man
can
see
the
end.
If
we
are
hnmrp
wm
rh
thPr
tn.nnr.
v
l
.
.......
4
.1
.
t
.
....o-
greiuesi
numoer
oi
cars
is
lar
irom
navmg
tne
greatest
terday
and
he
khocxed
me
cold.'
mileage
of
roads
on
which
to
use
them.
Which
circum-
"The
designer
knowing
their
pro
Stances
Drom&ted
Hon.
Leonold
Macaulav.
Minitr
nf
Penslty
to
escape
before
tliey
afriVe
Highways
for
Ontario,
to
sav
in
a
recent
address
that
the
at
l.helr
de"naUon'
has
taKen
MV'
density
of
traffic
in
Ontario
rather
serious.
was
becoming
perlod
of
time
which
ensores
that
iiv
inuMruieu
ins
jiuint
wim
tne
remarK
mat
n
an
tne
more
and
more
of
these
units
are
motor
vehicles
in
average
daily
use
in
Ontario
were
placed
disciplined
and
brought
to
the
de-
ena-io-enn
tney
would
stretch
a
distance
ot
11U0
miles.
i1"-"
8a'-
.
.
"inc
engineer
terms
tnis
ernci-
...
i
.
.
.
J
-
ency.
In
the
meantime
some
10
per
cent
have
deserted
through
the
tur-
-f,.
,
...
,
oinc,
a
per
ceni
vnrougn
inc
auxu-
lnere
lids
been
some
nrntost
nt
thn
wnrk
rlnnA
nn
t
nr
larw
onnant,..
anri
nrAh-.hf.
In
Mr
local
bitulithic
sidewalks
and
a
correspondent
has
flown
to
Icent
through
the
transformers
and
the
defense
of
the
engineer.
We
do
not
think
the
engineer
transmission
line
and
step
up
and
needs
any
defenders.
His
work
is
too
well
known
in
the
city
?.
down
t??TnLei
,fc0ut
r
since
he
arrived
her.
.We
are
ready
to
admit
that
some
offf"
"o
the
sidewalks
are
rather
better
than
others
but
they
williafrivmg
at
the
end
of
the
trans-all
improve
as
they
are
used
more
and
Very
little
expense
mission
lines,
will
make
the
others
equally
as
good.
"Quite
a
farther
percentage'
de-
The
city
council
is
a
unit
in
acknowledging
the
excellent
ml
befor
the
"nv
at
Mf
tM'
vork
the
engineer
is
doing.
His
estimates
have
been
all
very
close
to
actual
costs
Usually
slightly
higher
and
the
ffi
Sg
$&&?SZ
work
in
better
than
has
been1
done
here
for
many
years,
formers,
distribution
lines,
meters
The
present
council
owes
much
of
its
success
to
the
en-
and
house
wiring
betof
me
Balance
girleer.
are
finally
pot
to
wofk.
ilLMwUw
-Tl
I
sB
LVlfr
VA'AilaH
Zms-Bsi,
TaktM
hmtmi
lalat
erc-Mtt
n
H
;-SkK
Jsssb1
WicKo0.
1
laa-oMikeo.
ramom
til
tree
H
jr-K
'
tm
sjolck,
chaa
UaMnt;,
jiK
A
PO
6f
ZAut
ttTK
HAKPTf
Radio
Interference
"You
will
see,
therefore,
that
all
the
effort
expended
by
the
designer
is
confining
this
energy
within
certain
channels
and
the
more
efficient
the
method
the
less
the
cost
eventually
to
the
consumer.
Some
of
these
units,
however,
are
so
over
joyed
when
they
arrive
within
the
city
limits
that
they
Insist
on
spilling
over
on
McDrlde
Street
and
causing
the
radio
fans,
In
indignation,
to
write
to
the
wise
men
in
the
East
to
stop
them
from
leaving
the
lines
and
raising
Cain
in
their
loud-speakers.
They
complain
so
THE.
DAILY
NEWS
Fildayr
October-1,
193
Man
in
the
Moon
,-
.
.
'
Some
people
give
according
to
'their
hieans
strid
others
according
"Trapping
Sunbeams"
Is
Subject
of
to
their
rnearttiefes.
J.
S.
little'
at
Rotary
CTutf
1
Luncheon
Yesterday
Jakd
sayf
hVknows
what's
wrong
witrr
the-
world.'
It's
those
chaps
INTERESTING
STORY
Tells
IW
British
Thermal
Urrife
Leaf
e
Ocean
and
Finally
End
Up
at'
Consumer's'
Homes
who
won't
pay
pirn
what
they
owe
that
set
everything
Wrong.
1
Mrs.
Jones
says
her
servant
glrf
must'
be-'
Japanese
because
she
is
so1
intent'
orf
smashing
china.
"Out
somewhere,
some-day,
some
wept
off
fiy
4fj6(llder)
and
now
she
sits
on
his
neck.
IFs
John
Davey,
I
think,
who
says
I
given
birth
to
the
lusty
youngsters
ha
ro
matter
hftw
tow
the
Caa,
named
S.TU
or
British
Thermal
dan
dollar
tnmn
are
aIw
iU,"
Ji
J-
,e'
mlnagfr
t
a
premium,
of
the
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.,
in
affle?m
JplnlSur,beaJriS"
There
was-a
man
in
the
office
at
the
Clut
.luncheon
Rotary
yester-
afl
tne
olner
d
who
argued
that
day.
"During
this
same
period,
doctors
bu
A
y
thousand
of
other
units
borrf
are
h6
bQth
m
the
me
advIcn
and
together
are
wa
ed
up
into-the
,.sle
wJth
fa
wlndowg
heavens
In
preparation
for
their
W,iU
fill,---.
Qlnof
o,r
,:-,
u
fny.
,f.A
Journey.
The
group
Is
now
called
Evelyn
purposes
is
not
very
satisfactory,
it
is
better
than
having
untu
it
comes
to
the
high
moun-
oicfc-
the
local
house
left
empty.
There
is
always
a
possibility-
tains
of
the
skeena,
it
rises
higher
about."
tnat
it
may
be
used
more
as
tne
season
advances.
and
m
this
eiiort
due
to
the
de-
Evelyn:
What
are
you
thinking
?"
dv
Same
as
you're
thinking
If
you
do
I'll
call
Dad."
.;
We
are
having
rather
a
bad
time
over
our
elevator
in
creasing
pressure
01
tne
atmosphere,
Prince
Rupert,
but
not
worse
than
they
had
in
Vancouver,
J11'
"p8
mt0
lJ
waJ"
she.ot,
"Mercy,
dearie,
what
a
pretty
new
where
for
several
seasons
it
was
not
used
even
for
storage
KihfE
ZTJ?S,
EE
purpose.
Our
day
Will
as
sure
as
day
follows
night,
come,
higher
altitudes
havm?
given
up
too"
"Yep-and
I
you
ought
to
have
much
of
their
energy,
they
are
heard
the
highly
colored
yarn
I
had
MIGHT
HAVE
BEEN
TODAY.
frozen
and
turn
to
snow
and
Ice;
'to
tell
my
husband
to
get
it."
others
assume
the
same
quality
or
(From
Harper's
Weekly,
October
10,
1857)
condition
as
they
had
on
the
Pacific-
"Look
here."
said
the
young
man
It
is
a
gloomy
momerit
in
history.
Not
for
many
years
an
d,a11
as
ram-
have-
how-
,to
his
bride
of
six
months,
"most
of
not
for
the
life-time
of
most
men
who
read
this
paper
has
wLThPvVS
tS'wS'1!!?
buttons
"e
gcne
from
n
my
1
before
return
to
the
level
of
41
1
i-
ji
1
t
they
hirts"
there
been
so
much
grave
and
deep
apprehension.
In
our
theIr
birthPiacee
and
stui
retain
'vii
now-
replied
the
bride-
oWn
country
there
IS
Universal
commercial
prostration
and
some
of
the
energy
imparted
to!ril
have
to
buy
you
some
shirts
panic,
and
thousands
of
our
poorest
fellow-citizens
are
them.
i
next
time
1
go
shopping."
turned
out
against
the
approaching
winter
without
em-
"So
tar,
these
units
have
travelled
1
ployment
a
considerable
distance
by
means
of
-
In
France
the
political
cauldron
seethes
and
bubbles
J.J.!
1
am
begln:
With
uncertflintv.
Russia
Tinners
a
usual
H1,
n
olmirl
do
A
"A
"""4""u
A"
;nu
10
mw
me
same
lrame
.
:
'
.
&r
.
'
""y
"
v"v1-
some
consiaeraoie
lime.
flapped
six
times
and
came
to
the'
"The
most
efficient
plants
coal,
super"
heat
or
high
pressures
and
moit
economical
heat
,CyCie
cycle
work
wor
at
about
25
per
cent
vU.u,v
laj
.luiyj,lw,uMi:iUY.iU
uC
lautji.u
wwn.juuu
u
cgnaiww
.war-
efficiency'
overgll.
In
the
case
of
uoiii,
no
man
neeu
seriously
uespair.,
lec
me
very
naste
ram
water
power
tnU
emclency
at
the
to
be
nchf
which
1a
the
occasion
of
this
widespread
calam-
"AJter
turab,ine
ni,lsides.
.present
day
is
m
the
neighborhood
lty,
has
also
tended
to
destroy
the
moral
forces
with
which
f?
str!.ams
aud.
"".of
90
per
cent,
we
cannot
therefore
we
are
to
resist
and
subdue
the
calamity.
S.S?i
tor
fl
ieA
retet,Te
taprove-
J
an
diverted
through
a
penstock
,
ment
m
the
latt-t)r
and
have
ft
con.
En.
'
!
?
;escaP;
thevisiderable
field
for
Improvement
in
r
OAK
KV
r
POO
OK
wvnv
hvhKY
LIGHT
PinilTPAv
CANADIANS
t'm
t
va
enter
a
waterwheel
thence
to
an
the
flrst
mentioned
Do
no
judge
.
electric
generator
where
they
arefroia
hl3
8tatement.
however,
that
Ottawa
has
been
doing
some
calculating,
and
the
statis-
Tt1
on
to
twion
line
un-ihydr0
eIectrle
power
k
in
a
casM
iiiiQnn
dntiAmW
k
:e
t
i
'i.
der
varying
pressure
Until
they
afv
iMnr
Miro
orrrrm
rnnnmirfwiT
nrS
thin
than
iViq
thu
frrnvi
frnm
T"-.--,1-.
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i
-i
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jti.
i
i
...r.i
t
.1,
v.v.u.winiivvuinu
vunitv,uiiuuoiua
uiani
oci
v
tiuiuiuuuiit
.i,,,,
f
tuAi-
it.
AMmttaii
,
,
"X
vv
-
J,yy,883
motor
vehicles
registered
at
the
end
of
last
year,
bining
with
their
friends,
they!hold
a
very
dominant
position
in
or
One
for
every
eight
persons,
as
compared
with
orte
for
attempt
to
escape,
some
escape
as
the
publlc
utlIltv
md
every
8.2
persons
the
previous
year.
Ontario
led
regis-
heat,and
"e
lost
due
to
friction
m
..Xo
conUnue
the
picture,
the
tratons
wfth
51,669
cars,
and
also
Jed
in
the
per
capita
21StS
8
SiS1?7
a,,terarrlvl.niE
at
the
;ub"
rnltimn.
With
nriP
fnv
vnw
RO
ncnno
l
Unnvnvin
.
7.
app.ara
.
.J
.
As
stttlon
Is
diverted,
some
of
it
7-
..v.
kvisu.io
in
niv
jjiutii".v..
Know,
wnen
iwo
Doaies
in
motion
Ontario
may"
have
the
cars,
but
Saskatchewan
has
the
come
together,
heat
is
usually
gen-roads.
The
Ottawa
officials
discovered
that
there
were
crated,
except
probably
In
the
case
394,372
miles
of
highway
open
for
traffic
in
the
Dominion,
of
the
student
wh0
was
asked
by
and
that
Saskatchewan
led
with
154,859
miles.
Alberta
hls
prf
TT
he.at
we,alwai,s
was
next
with
02.426,
and
Ontario
was
third
with
52,270
ti?lM
miles.
It
is
thus
very
noticeable
that
the
province
with
the
answered:
'No,
sir;
i
hit
a
gxiy
yes
wholesale
to
the
'Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage,
which
works
most
of
the
time;
the
Dry
dock,
which
works
some
of
the
time,
and
to
the
elevator,
that
should
work
all
the
time
but
usually
works
none
of
the
time.
"The
balance
is
distributed
for
small
commercial
and
domestic
pur
poses,
and
tn
complete
the
conver
sion
of
the
sun's
rays
from
the
Pacific
to
the
home
we
can
insert
a
special
lamp
in
a
socket
and
de
rive
these
health-giving
rays
at
the
snap
of
the
switch
whether
it
is
stormy
or
clear
during
any
day
of
the
year,
in
winter
or
summer
or
any
hour
of
the
day
or
night.
JJtJU
CHAPPED
SKIM
a
M
ail
of
mm.
Apply
II
mm
t,y.
For
Vnm
Bu.
1
1
m.
th.
Lianam,
Intlf
tn4
Ml
UMMuMd.
JB
r,
If
Ho
troubla.
Vary
hailing
jj
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OF
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Made
Up
18
Years'
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fN
on
the
AYLMER
Musical
Menu
every
Friday
evening
over
radio
station
CJORV
Men
prefer
AYLMER
Tomato
Soup
for
its
7ho
Natural
Flavour
of
fresh-picked,
sun-ripened
British
Columbia
tomatoes
.
.
.
that's
the
flavour
of
AYLMER
Tomato
Soup!
And
what
flavour
could
be
more
pleasing
or
more
delicious?
AYLMER
SOupt
are
made
in
British
Cofumbli.
Alt
vegetables
and
tomatoe
in
them
are
grown
in
this
province.
All
cans,
label
and
cases
also
ar
made
in
B.C.
ABk
tor
AYLMER.
the
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