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REMEMBRANCfi
DAY
PLENTY
OF
MONEY.
$S.oo
10c
..
3.00
$600
9.00
Tuesday,
Nov.
10,
1931
j
Europe
nations
fear
to
trust
each
other.
Did
time
intrigue
permeates
the
Arthur
Brisbane,
the
editorial
writer
for
dozens
of
American
and
a
few
Canadian
newspapers,
when
giving
advice
to
newspaper
writers
says:
"Read
as
much
as
you
can
of
trie
best
writers
and
read
Shakespeare
all
throuth
life,
rnmniml
In
thr
rMt
nf
titritnr.
h
la
lilr
th
Pifirix
Yesterday
the
local
brokers
realized
for
the
first
time
in
a
year
or
two
that
Prince
Rupert
people
really
had
plenty
of
.money
and
all
that
was
needed
was
tame
special
stimulus
to
start
them
buying.
This
came
In
i
home
Until
ysterdav
many
people
had
an
idea
that
there
was
no
money
In
the
city.
Now
they
know
that
the
money
is
here
and
only
the
urge
to
spnd
is
need
to
cause
a
break
of
the
buyers'
strike.
-Vh
my
children
were
imU,"
writes
Mm.
Spurgfo
Dawson,
Wdvtrton.Oat.,
"I
was
so
wak
and
run
down
I
conk
not
walk
mow
the
floor
without
fainting.
Evta
U
tfigbtest
extrtlon
wai
too
much.
Dtyi
wrre
tprnt
in
agony
(rem
Hierr
weakness,
sad
nighii
wfre
rati
fearful
through
kepi
hwun.
"It
teemed
it
if
nothing
wfeatcver
would
help
roe
.
.
.
Dr.
WTHiam'
Pink
Till
wrre
rrcommMidsd,
and
after
taking
twrivr
bona
I
found
strength
i
.
r
"W?li.
h.ippy
days"
Jockeyess
Waldron.
who
came
second,
congratulate
Jockey
Simpson,
who
loped
in
first
in
the
Newmarket
Town
Plate
race
In
England.
Se
ond
will
do.
In
Agony
from
Sheer
Weakness
Mrs.
Spurgeon
Dawson
firmly
believes
she
would
not
be
here
today
il
she
had
not
taken
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
Pills
(tonic)
enabled
to
do
by
the
use
of
Dr.
WUliamV
rink
Pffls
(tome).
The
Iran
and
othrf
elements
in
these
tonic
pills
increase
the
amount
of
haemoglobin
or
oiypen-carrying
agent
in
the
blood.
The
increased
su(fly
of
oxygen
"Found
Strength
Returning
reluming
and
my
stomach
able
to
handle
food
again.
I
had
not
known
what
a
meal
was
for
months."
Whit
would
you
give
to
be
able
to
cast
iMili'
vnur
weakness
and
substitute
vig-uriMu
physical
strength?
That
it
exactly
what
uany
turn
and
womrn
have
been
undies
bfe
in
all
your
tissurr
M
H
i
draft
of
fresh
ail
Unties
a
art.
The
rrsuh
Is
a
better
appetite,
a
feeling
of
wefl-brtng,
rrstful
sleep,
and
ability
to
do
your
work
happily.
Get
a
supply
of
Dr.
Williams'
rink
Pills.
Take
them
faithfully
Don't
look
for
immediate
results.
Som.
'times
the
brnrflcUl
rewlts
come
ilmo-t
at
mce
but
not
slways.
Give
this
tonic
a
(sir
trial
and
you
will
be
rewarded-
just
ss
other
Canadian
men
and
women
have
been
rewarded.
SO
cents
a
packag-
22
and
Meadowdale
schools
last
wek
and
stayed
over
for
a
Neehako
Val
ley
Teachers'
Institute
convention
held
In
the
Vanderhoof
Superior
School.
H.
s.
French,
district
aericultur
peg.
T.
P.
Smlthers
has
been
bnWdinx
.
...
Prince
George
Hospital,
rw.
,
.
,
.
,
,
-
""""
"c
"
re.iwu.c.
satisfactory
uui
inry
are
noi
ine
raciiir.
-
,fry.
E3
Tuesday,
November
to
THE
DAILY
NEWS
193)
I'AQE
TWO
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
VANDERHOOF
BURNS
LAKE
All
unemployment
relief
camo
Clt'sens
of
Burns
Lake.
In
i
In
this
district
were
closed
dowr.
largely
signed
petition,
are
asking
last
wpek
by
the
provincial
govern-
that
Provincial
Constable
C.
T.
01-ment.
and
be
not
transferred
to
Smlthers
as
planned.
He
has
been
located
School
Tn.pctor
W.
Q.
Gamble
here
for
the
past
two
years.
of
Prince
Oeprge
visited
the
Mipcs
Wilson
Mulrhead
is
now
stay-ins
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Berg.
Mr
and
Mrs
.trmas
Qlans
and
A.
Sorll
have
returned
to
their
Burns
Lake
residence
for
the-
wln-
Ijst.
has
been
vlsltlns
the
bovs
and
er
months.
girl
of
the
Vmderhoof
Calf
Club
i
during
the
past
few
cliys.
The
board
of
village
commis
Tomorrow
is
the
first
official
Remembrance
Day,
when
an
will
pause
'
.
'
-tonr
ha
derpH
to
hiv
a
stir-
f
rem
their
work
to
let
their
minds
dwell
on
the
great
sacrifices
made
by
rv.
Rural
Dan
William
V.
vey
mtdf
to
as-er'aln
what
won:
thousands
of
Canadians
in
a
war
which
thev
believed
to
have
been
for
Sweetman
of
Endako
conducted
can
be
done
in
the
way
of
fills;
the
purpee
of
bringing
about
the
triumph
of
democracy
over
a
military
Ho'v
"n-nmiinloh
Service
In
the
lo-
and
street
improvements.
cal
Anglican
Church
oil
Sunday.
autocracy.
.
i
Admn
Giraner
after
having
been
It
is
thirteen
years
ago
that
the
armistice
was
signed
which
brought
nrnnber
of
Important
mitterr.
'
patent
Id
the
Burns
Lke
Hcs-peace
once
more,
a
peace
that
has
been
almost
as
difficult
as
war
for
including
shipping
of
livestock!.
ir,tal
h
rnrned
to
his
home
at
many.
Those
who
did
not
give
their
lives
in
the
great
fight,
returned
were
discussed
at
a
general
rnMf
jTchefinkut
Lake,
home
to
find
their
places
were
filled,
that
some
who
had
remained
at
h
'
the
NechaVo
Farmers'
In-
...
.
.
,
..
...
.
.
,
.
rtltute
here
""c
u
on
Saturday
evening.
a
.Tame
f!vsey
hn
soent
several
rich
from
the
of
and
became
richer
,lulc
home
had
become
spoils
war
as
a
Jn
t
Hooltal
with
an
result
of
the
vicissitudes
of
The
lot
of
the
veteran
hard
peace.
was
a
one.
M
and
M
Aniold
smedle
acute
attack
of
Indigestion.
Todav
we
are
able
to
see
these
things
In
perspective
and
an
abhorrance
jjave
moved
into
th
McOeath
of
the
monstrosities
of
war
is
growing
up
in
all
countries.
As
we
see
Bri-
eottige
on
Columbia
8treet,
tain
struggling
under
a
tremendous
load
of
debt
as
a
result
of
the
big
conflict,
her
people
no
better
off
than
those
who
lost
the
fight,
we
note
Mrs.
A.
A.
Huthlrion
has
rr-
the
futility
of
war
and
turn
our
minds
rather
toward
the
cultivation
of
at
hef
oW
home
ftfar
wlnn.
peace,
.Most
countries
oi
the
world
proress
to
desire
peace,
yet
the
acts
of
some
belie
their
words.
There
are
war
clouds
in
Asia
which
loom.
In
!
Nw
wn'n-nrnt
for
the
new
,
Burns
Lake
Hospital
including
op-cratlni
room
tables
has
arrived.
Mr
nd
Mrs.
R.
W.
McOowan
celebrated
their
silver
weddinz
an-j
nlverrary
on
Tuesday
of
last
week
I
resldenee
on
the
new
farm
of
A
!
Ths
ann
r.eeting
of
the
Om'-
minds
of
the
people
so
that
professions
of
peace
are
not
believed,
any
more
than
were
the
professions
ot
peace
made
Just
before
the
Great
War,
While
we
turn
our
minds
to
the
great
conflict
tomorrow,
lei
us
do
so
with
a
view
to
taking
a
lesson
In
the
cultivation
of
peace,
remembering
that
peace
and
war
commence
In
the
minds
of
men.
If
we
think
peace,
there
will
be
no
war.
If
we
think
war,
there
can
be
no
peace.
WHAT
BRISBANE
SAYS
M.
JOnnSlOn
On
Wie
UOUU
WU.
oi
iiiu
w
uciu
mRiii.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Lee
have,
an
active
winter
season.
moved
Into
the
Duncan
CampbeU;
bouse
on
Church
Avenue
next
door
I
The
Ladles'
AW
of
St
Paul's
Unl-to
the
United
Church
Manse.
ted
Church
held
their
annual
ba-
-
izaar
on
Saturday
afternoon
In
th!
A
daughter
was
born
last
Thnrs-'ehurch.
The
affair
was
successful
day
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Fitzpa
trick
O'Mcara
Df-
Agnew,
Vancouver
dentist.
Is
Mrs.
Mapes
David
Hagerdon
of
District,
who
recently
derwent
a
serious
operation
R.
C
McCorkell.
after
having
i
when
arrangementc
were
made
for
'paying
one
of
his
periodical
visits
th
here.
un-
M
DEATH
OF
recov-
spent
the
summer
superintending
mining
operations
in
Oermanson
col.
Isaac
Lewis.
Who
Devised
Lewis
Creek
country,
left
last
week
for
Gun)
Drops
DMd
,n
notoken
Vincouver
where
he
makes
hts
station
the
news
that
silver
was
going
up,
that
all
securities
were
destined
to
go
;
to
higher
prices
and
that
wheat
was
also
due
to
be
selling
near
the
dollar!
mark
soon.
j
IfNTlC
stmtf
IRI
nTTrrri
J
VVl"
A
AlifiJU
I
Li
There
was
a
deluge
of
buying
orders
which
continued
all
day
and
well
;
on
Into
the
evening.
While
the
chief
demand
was
for
silver
stocks,
stand
I
TiTO
Wri7TV
ard
eastern
issues
have
been
purchased
and
the
very
cheap
local
mining
!
f
LJflL
P?l!iLiLJ
I
stocks.
i
Mayor
and
Aldermen
Give
20
'
Stipends
City
Employees
4
of
Wages
of
After
being
advised
that
the
INVENTOR
IIOBOKEN,
NJ,
Nov.
10:
CoL
Isaac
Newton
Lewis
of
MontcUIr,
inventor
of
the
Lewis
machine
gun,
fell
dead
in
the
Lackawanna
Kail-road
Terminal
here
yesterday.
Choosing
two
fields
from
which
to
carve
his
brilliant
career.
Colonel
Lewis,
achieved
pre-eminence
both
as
a
soldier
and
as
a
scientist,
al
though
his
attainments
in
the
i
calm
of
Invention
were
closely
bound
to
his
first
love
the
army.
More
than
100,000
Lewis
machine
guns
were
Used
by
the
Allies
in
the
mayor
had
voluntarily
agreed
to.
WOrld
War.
and
at
one
lime
We
give
over
20
of
his
salary
and
the
Ktllish
government
detached
500,-elty
employees,
also
voluntarily,
4
3
men
from
field
service
In
order
of
their
wages,
members
of
the
city
to
train
them
In
the
use
of
this
wea-council,
by
tote
at
last
night's
Pn.
meeting,
agreed
also
to
give
20
of
The
quick
adoption
of
the
Lewis
their
stipends
as
contributions
to
un
by
British
military
authorities
the
unemployment
relief
fund.
was
In
sharp
contrast
to
the
diffl-
In
a
report
from
the
city
treas-
cully
Mr.
Lewis
experienced
in
ob-
j
urer,
the
following
figures
for
con-
talnlng
recognition
for
his
Inven-j
tributlons
of
the
city
departments
tion
from
the
United
States
govj
to
the
fund
were
disclosed:
public
ernment.
He
Is
said
to
have
spent
IS
works,
$82.76;
telephone
department
fJlnr
to
Induce
the
war
de.
S:0."0;
fire
department,
$40.16:
parimeni
to
aaopi
nis
weapon,
dui
treasurer's
department,
$25.14;
mayor,
$25;
city
clerk's
department,
Sia.41;
making
a
total
of
$263.16
monthly.
The
suggestion
that
the
aldermen
should
give
20
of
their
stipends
.
Was
made
by
Aid,
Pullen
and
was
implemented
through
a
motion
made
by
Aid.
Black
and
Aid.
,
donald
and
carried
unanimously.
'
In
the
course
of
discussion,
opin
that
the
new
fishermen's
iloaw
jurt
east
of
the
dry
dock
were
m
last
lighted
with
electrUlty.
Th
department
ot
public
works
mad;
the
necessary
connection
and
installations
and
the
city
will
now
pay
the
cost
of
the
electricity.
met
with
rebuff
at
every
turn.
Fin
ally
the
air
forces
decided
to
give
Mie
mud
el
a
thorough
test,
and
found
it
so
satisfactory
that
it
won
a
place
on
the
line.
The
gun
returned
him
millions
of
dollars
In
royalties.
Colonel
Lewis
had
contributed
many
devices
to
the
army
before
his
machine
gun
was
brought
out.
Colonel
Lewis
was
born
In
New
ions
were
expressed
that
there
sa'em,
renn.,
uctoDer
is,
issb.
lie
might
be
some
employees
who
re-;
married
on
October
21,
1886
Mary
celved
such
small
remuneration
j
Wheatley,
daughter
of
the
Bev.
Bl
i
tht
thiv
could
hardlv
be
exoected
!
ehard
Wheatley,
of
New
York.
Four
to
Contribute
to
the
fund.
Opinion'
children
were
born
to
them,
Robert
was
also
expressed
that,
while
the
i
Laura,
George
F
and
Margaret
contributions
were
entirely
volun-!
Lewis.
tary.
all
employees
who
could
afford
j
Mr-
Lewis
was
a
member
of
the
It
should
do
their
share.
The
whole
I
American
Association
for
the
Ad
matter
will
eom
up
tot
further
re
j
vancement
ot
Slcence;
an
associate
view
at
the
council's
next
meeting.,
ot
the
American
Institute
of
Elec-
I
trie
I
Engineers,
and
a
member
of
I
the
Union
League
and
Lawyers
Fishermen's
Floats
!
ciubs
of
New
York.
Arc
NOW
Illuminated
'
"de
his
home
at
Monte
lair;
;
NJ.
Mayor
Orme
Informed
the
dtyi
-
:
council
at
Its
meeting
last
nigh'
I
THE
WEATHER
Langara
Inland
Overcast.
Ugh.
southerly
wind:
sea
calm.
Trip!'
Maud
Over
cast,
light
southeast
wind;
light
swell.
Dead
Tree
Polnt-loudy,
light
southeast
wlndt
barometer.
30.0G
temperature.
44'
sea
smooth.
Now
try
this
interesting
T
rFcii
Mi
Lillian
Louqliton,
Dietitian
of
the
Canadian
Magazine,
sugswfe
this
attractive
Uincheon'Menu.
You'll
find
it
j'Jt
as
appetizing
as'lt
sounds.
Try
It
OI
count,
like
many
other
good
thinss,
It's
very
eaty
to
male
up.
LUNCHEON
MENU
Oein
of
Celery
Soup
Qlcken
Salad
In
Tomato
Rinss
)
Fresh
Rotti
Prerved
Peart
"Mjic"
Date
Cookies
Omk
k
Sanborn's-Coffee
Mfci
Loujhton
Myt
My
mmccmM
bakhij
reults
ttt
due
in
Urjc
part
to
the
freshness,
uniformity
and
consistent
high
quality
of
Magic
Baking
dcr.
I
recommend
Mfic"
lor
all
recipes
calling
lot
a
baking
powder.
Even
beginner
can
use
It
confidently
"
Tht
newr
Junior
An
8-tvbo
screen-grid
lupsrhoterodyno.
Full
size
dynomle
ptoker.
Compact
and
porfoblef
Antiquo
bronze
handlo
for
carrying.
Widely
vari-obl
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conlrol,and
phonogroph
comec
tlon.
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rich
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cabinot
of
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SERVICE
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will
be
of
twenty-five
minutes
duration
and
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verved
as
a
naval
chaplain
during;
the
Great
War.
The
ord!r.of
service
will
be
as
follows:
O
Canada.
The
Last
Post,
llugler
William
Ranee.
Tt&L
X
3
cups
rolled
oats
SHcupsour
3
teaspoons
Magic
Bdktrtj
Powder
Hp
t.
foi
thu
mark
on
every
tin.
it
i
ugi
guarantee
that
Magic
does
not
contain
alum
or
any
harmful
ingredient
Try
Miss
Loughton's
Recipe
for
"MAG!C"
DATE
COOKIES
M
teasooon
salt
1
cup
brown
sugar
eupiard
r
cup
butter
Put
rolled
oats
Into
a
bowl.
Sift
flour,
baiting
powder
and
salt
and
sugar
together,
add
to
oats.
Mri
butter
and
lard,
add
to
dry
mixture
with
milk
,
all
together,
roll,
cut
with
round
cutter
and
bare
In
moderate
oven.
Fill
with
following
mixture
1
pound
choppH
dates,
1
csrp
brown
sugar,
1
cup
hot
water.
C
o
i
well
and
put
between
cookies.
Or
finish
cookies
as
illustrated.
Have
f
iling
read
when
you
make
cooky
dough,
when
cookies
are
shaped
with
small
cutter,
cut
centres
("
half
ir
e
round;
place
a
spoonful
ol
the
tWit
d
filling
on
uncut
rounds,
put
the
open
enr?
ove'
the
Mli-
pinch
edges
together
well
and
bike
!
modere-r
heat
BUY
MABf
IN
CANADA
GOOfr,
WE
VE
GOT
EM!
Genera
Electric's
new
Junior
and
Junior
Consoe
COME
In
to-day
and
compare
the
new
G-E
Junior
and
Junior
Console,
with
any
other
"smaller"
set$
you've
ever
heard
I
So
good
is
their
performance
that,
in
a
masked
test,
G-E
s'mall
sets
were
the
unanimous
choice
over
competing
small
sets
I
'
Before
buying
a
radio,
hear
these
fine
new
sets.
Backed
by
our
standard
service
policy.
Easy
terms.
Come
In
to-dayl
Tho
new
Junior
Consols)
An
8rub
Kroon-grld
supsrhttsrodyrve,
designed
to
harmonize
with
smaller
homes
ond
apartments.
Full-size
dynamic
speaker.
Widely
variable
tone
control,
and
phonogroph
walnut
cabinet.
Price.
complete
wlthRadiotrons,
'119.50
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
Two
Minute
Silence.
Prayer.
Hymn,
"O
God,
Our
Help
in
Ages
Patt."
Addrrss.
flaring
of
Wreaths.
Lament
by
Pipe
Hand.
Reveille.
God
Save
the
King.
Bo
.
jet
Russia
lua.-
thf
obntrbn
of
the
world
in
the
raiting
A
-sheep,
with
a
total
of
124,O0O,OCiO
throughout
the
country.
retail
fldtbts
th
United
s
m
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The
Dally
News
ctn
be
pof
chased
ftt
.
Post
Office
News
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OrahVllle
St.
Vancouver
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Anderson,
P
Oeorge.
D.C.
nr
R.
W.
niley,
Terrace
D.c
General
store.
Anyot
8mltheri
Drug
Store.
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era,
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