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Wednesday,
Nov.
18,
193:
Gr$ta
Nlsten
was
born
In
Oslo,
Norway,
on
a
June
day
and
rent
to
school
In
Copenhagen.
But
th-s
wasn't
all.
In
1925
she
crahd
the
films,
and
what
with
one
nlng
and
another
The
monkey?
Oh,
don"t
.pay
an
attention
to
that.
RADIO
INTERFERENCE
f
Editor,
Daily
News:
The
president
and
officers
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Radio
Association
have
been
inundated
with
complaints
regarding
local
Interference
and
poor
reception
during
the
past
weeks.
A
certain
amount
of
this
is
undoubtedly
due
to
atmospheric
conditions,
but
a
great
deal
s
absolutely
local.
Our
radio
Inspector
has
been
working
steadily
and
has
found
several
causes
for
the
local,
the
other
Interference
being
out
of
his
Jurisdiction.
Some
of
the
most
consistent
Interferences;
are
from
the
power
line
and
the
C.
N.
Telegraphs.
This
latter
Interference
has
been
tested
a
number
of
times
and
it
has
been
proved
that
a
great
deal
of
trouble
comes
from
the
generator
operated
there.
The
powers
that
be
in
the
east
have
been
;
notified
and
have
been
very
polite
about
the
condition,
saying
that1
the
trouble
would
be
taken
care
of,
:
but
to
date
no
Improvement
has
taken
place.
On
Armistice
Day
one
!
radio
listener
heard
quite
plainly!
on
his
machine
the
telegraph
trans-
5150,000,000.
Some
of
this
money,
perhaps
half
of
it,
is
re-
from
town-
and
a
condition
6f
this(
T
'
kind
should
not
exist.
There
are
quired
for
unemployment
relief
commitments.
The
bal-
now
quite
a
few
hundred
radio
own-ance
is
presumably
necessary
because
of
unexpected
re-
ers
,n
town-
and
tnU
association
!
it
,
i
.
.
.
.
has
been
doing
all
in
its
power
to
ductions
in
the
revenue
collected
owing
to
economic
stress,
remedy
matters,
but
when
big
con-
i
There
is
another
aspect
of
this
loan.
Owing
to
the
fact
that
cems
do
not
take
the
trouble
to
j
interest
due
on
Canadian
flotations
in
the
United
States
overcome
their
interferences,
at
aj
i
very
smaii
cost,
mere
seems
oniy
,
.
,
...
,
,
-
it
.
,
,
,
,
have
to
be
paid
in
gold,
some
of
the
provinces
have
had
to
one
thing
to
do,
and
that
is
boycott
appeal
to
the
Dominion
government
to
assist
them
in
fin-
the
offending
parties.
ancing
such
interest
charges.
Thus
the
proposed
issue
is
,w
"'J',?
the
T!y
reason
the
C.
N.
R.
boats
,
,
,
,
,
,
.
are
being
reno-
both
to
meet
federal
and
those
of
the
requirements
pro-,
vated
here
this
year
was
the
threat
vinces.
tne
merchants
and
others
Interes
ted
of
Prince
Rupert
would
not
ship
I
freight
on
these
vessels
unless
the
IN
FORTUNATE
POSITION
CHALLENGE
TO
PEOPLE
The
issue
will
be
in
the
nature
of
a
challenge
to
the
determination
of
Canadian
people
to
show
their
faith
in
the
country.
The
greater
the
success
that
is
achieved
in
the
flotation
the
more
will
it
illustrate
self
confidence
and
the
security
of
Canadians'
belief
in
their
own
resources
and
destiny.
At
the
time
of
its
issuance
the
government
will
be
prepared
to
show
the
people
for
what
it
is
wanted,
under
the
terms
of
the
blank
cheque
policy
secured
by
R.
B.
Bennett
from
Parliament
last
session.
It
is
an
emergency
loan
for
emergent
purposes,
and
because
of
that
the
people
will
be
asked
to
do
their
own
financing
and
show
their
ability
to
hieet
and
conquer
the
problems
that
confront
them.
management
changed
their
ways.
The
ordinary
member
of
this
asso-1
;
elation
may
think
nothing
is
being
'
Canada
is
in
a
fortunate
position
at
a
time
when
there
:
looked
mto
but
w
assure
you
is
an
adverse
rate
of
exchange
against
her
dollar,
so
fare
tTcTea
S!S
JS?
as
American
appraisement
of
currency
values
is
concern-!
we
an
pun
together
with
one
object
ed.
The
large
part
of
her
national
debt
is
held
in
the
Do-
,n
T,ew
namely-t0
clear
up
811
local
.disturbances,
it
will
be
better
for
minion.
,
,
.
.
both
radio
sellers
and
radio
owners.
Uf
an,
approximate
amount
of
$116,000,000
owing
in
interest
on
borrowings,
upwards
of
$8,000,000
is
payable
in
the
Dominion.
This
principle
of
financial
self
support
will
affect
the
new
loan.
Thanking
you
for
the
space.
PRINCE
RUPERT
RADIO
ASSOCIATION.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
November
18,
1911
The
Harris
Mines
Ltd.
proposes
to
institute
extensive
development
operations
very
soon
on
the
American
Boy
mine
near
Hazelton.
It
Is
ex
pec
ted
that
400
tons
of
picked
ore
will
be
shipped
by
next
fall.
A
Victoria
survey
party
of
35
men.
which
had
been
missing
up
the
Naat
River
for
some
tune,
arrived
here
safely
this
morning
from
Mill
Bay
on
the
steamer
Venture.
They
had
an
adventurous
trip
down
the
Naas
River
by
trail
and
canoe.
H.
P.
Rutter
Is
the
head
of
the
party.
i
A
number
of
men
who
have
been
'employed
on
construction
work
by
j
the
Oranby
Co.
at
Goose
Bay
now
j
Anyox)
have
been
bid
off,
accord-
Ing
to
word
reaching
the
city
this
i
morning.
Mrs.
Blaney
of
PrinceRupert
Aids
Hostess
!
Mrs.
O.
8.
Blaney
of
Prince
Ru-
;pert
assisted
Mrs.
M.
O.
Horth
In
Nanalmo
recently
when
the
latter
entertained
in
honor
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Nlven
on
the
occasloh
of
j
their
twenty-fifth
wedding
anniversary.
The
wedding
cake
was
cut
by
Mrs.
Nlven
after
which
George
S.
'
Pearson
M.
L.
A.
proposed
a
toast
to
the
bride
of
a
quarter
of
a
century
jago.
Mr.
Nlven
responding.
1
Mr.
Nlven,
on
behalf
of
himself
fond
family,
printed,
Mrs.
Nlven
"With
a
gold
wrwt
watchftiaii?
pieces
of
silver
were
presented
to
the
couple.
Mrs.
Nlven
and
Mrs.
Blaney
are
sisters.
The
Vancouver
cannery
tender'
and
freighter
P.
w.
arrived
In
port
this
morning
from
the
south
with
local
cargo
Including
explosive
for
the
Ulterior
and
fuel
oil
for
th
Union
Oil
Co.
Y1
m
r
.Canada
is
to
issue
an
internal
loan
for
an
amount
of
muting
car
names
and
numbers
east:
EXtCnSlVC
VQnCtV
-
JMBk
-
'
:
--1
Of
Cupboards
For
Kitchen
Possible
They
increase
efficiency
in
Housework
The
woman
who
wants
cup-!"Ud3
and
cabinets
and
tables
In
er
kitchen
can
do
one
of
two
'hlngs.
She
can
have
the
local
car-oenter
build
them
according
to
ar-hltects'
drawings,
or
she
can
purchase
the
cabinets
ready
made
and
have
them
installed
according
to
her
desires.
These
ready
made
cab-nets
are
of
two
kinds,
those
which
are
built
in
and
permanent,
and
'hose
which
are
movable.
A
full
list
of
these
units
is
long
nd
complicated,
a
few
of
the
more
rnmon
ones
wM
suffice.
First
t
'he
drerser.
This
unit
consists
of
cupboards
above
and
below
with
able-top
work
space,
between.
I'
his
special
containers
for
flour,
sues
r.
soices
and
other
foods
whieh
ue
standard
items
In
the
preparation
of
a
meal.
There
Is
also
spa"?
for
pots
and
pans.
A
similar
unit
Is
frequenUy
eai:-d
a
buUery
cabinet.
This
lati
'he
food
container!
and
to
may
b"
used
for
china,
pans,
linens,
extri
utenrlls
and
the
like.
Tall
narrow
cabinets
mav
hav
any
number
of
use,
depending
or
h
dlioowl
of
shelve
within,
fi
ack
of
shelves
and
an
array
f.'
hooks
turn
it
Into
an
efflcicn
closet
for
storage
of
brooms,
mop-md
vacuum
cleaner.
Shslves
son
d
widelv
can
hold
large
kitche
utlery.
others
contln
an
lronlr.
bnrd.
The
Ironlnr
board
may
told
u
lnlde
a
cabinet
whleh
Is
olae"
orlnt
th
wall,
or
It
mav
be
ar
tarhrd
to
a
door
It
mav
be
m"
Into
the
wall
bstween
two
"ud
r
may
even
pull
out
from
between
w
secUons
of
a
cupboard
much
n
does
a
breadboard.
Dresser
and
butlerv
unite
af
made
un
of
two
ox
three
inlt
Flt
it
wall
cabinet
a
grom
of
-twbfwrd
of
varvlni
frizes,
mi
do
t
be
attached
to
the
wi'l
bnve
table:
second,
the
eb'net
bve.
a
rcuo
of
cupboirds
to
be
set
o
lb"
floor.
These
unltf
with
th
teller
tit'-Utv
cablnM
mak
no
the
mh
tinlt
whlh
ho'ivwlfe
-nd
arehi-fee
consider.
Obvionlv
th
(mb'-nt1on
to
b"
mid
uo
with
them
and
with
the
manv
lddltlonoi
-wrhl
tinlt
are
lmot
endlesv
"-opvrlvht
1S31
The
ArehlteclV
Small
House
Service
Bureau,
Inr
Bridge
By
Queen
Mary
Chanter
is
Enjoyable
Event
-
i
A
very
successful
bridge
party
was
held
lost
night
at
the
homo
of;
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin.,
Borden
(Street,
j
by
Queifl
Mary
Cltapter,'
Imperial
t
Ofder.
Daughters
0f
the
Empire.!
Mrs,
C.
E
ru'lln.
retcnt
of
Queen
Mary
Chanter,
w-lsted
Mrs.
Parkin
In
:ecelv;n
j
thn
guests.
Plise-winners
were
Mrs
D.
McD.
'
Hunter,
ladlrt,
first;
Mr.
W
8.
A.
Brcen.
nn
n
s
first
md
William
Hammond.
wUu-
conv)Utlon;
II.
Brass,
men's
consolation.
A
pair
of
bras
cnaistleks
was
raffled
and
the
winner
wa
Ernest
Wilding
I
hv-
nest
rLooe
plm
Catta
St
Catto,
Architects
The
owner
of
a
narrow
lot
who
s
destroas
of
erecting
a
sntetan-ial
house
upon
it
will
be
Interned
in
this
design
of
a
Oeorglvt
ume.
The
end
of
the
house
teelag
he
street
has
an
attractive
ap
oj
ranee
owing
to
the
unusual
ietlgn
of
the
chimney
base
ar
J
the
wrought
Iron
railings
outUi
the
two
French
windows
which
hare
wooden
fan-shaped
panels
irer
them.
Red
or
buff
stock
brick
may
b
-tsed
for
the
walls
depending
upon
he
color
cheme
desired.'
Th-
hall
on
the
gro
jnd
Hoor
hai
-en
planned
so
that
eab
roo-i
id
both
stairways
are
accessible
"im
it.
ye
the
kltsh?n
and
pantvy
re
separated
from
the
living
room
ad
main
entrance
to
the
dlntn;
oom
very
effectively.
In
the
kitchen
th?
equipment
i
ltd
out
so
that
the
least
effort
In
'ilng
from
on"
place
to
U"
'ier
I
neetirv.
A
breakfc
tbl?
and
chtln
ire
arranted
a'
ine
end
by
a
window
Clipboard
re
placed
on
bath
side
of
th-1-d
kltchsn
sink
With
the
add
on
of
plenty
of
cunbiard
mw
i
the
pantry
there
should
be
n
hortige
of
storaee
apace.
The
feature
of
the
second
flo,r
th"
ma?:-r
bedroom
Connected
i'h
It
Is
a
private
bithroom
with
ower
the
floor
being
composed
f
tile
Two
clothes
closets
are
provided
for
this
bedroom
which
-
olaced
In
the
front
of
the
hous.
"'
llehted
from
two
sidfs
Three
other
bedrooms
rafh
sup
r
"owl
j
Secern
noon
n,t
plied
with
a
clothes
closet
all
op?!
off
the
hall.
Owing
to
the
shape
of
tb
rwmee
all
rooms
receive
lign.
from
two
sides.
The
main
thrv
piece
baUiroom
Is
tiled.
An
attle
itilrtrty
lead
frosn
the
second
floor
ball
to
bedroom
erf
thU
floor
tucked
under
the.
eares.
Outline
Specifications
Size
of
House:
26
ft.
x
46
ft.
Suitable
Lot:
40
ft.
frontage.
i
Walls:
Brick.
I
Roof:
Wooden
shingles.
I
Heating:
Hot
water.
,
Built-in
Features:
Kitchen
cupboard,
pantry.
C(ibk
content:
36:500
cu.
ft
Readers
desiring
further
information
regarding
a
house
ol
this
-lin
should
eommankette
wild
M-Mrs.
Catto
&
Catto.
6A
Kin?
At
En
Toronto.
Ont..
and
mention
design
No.
294.
Consult
a
local
architect
if
designing
architect
is
toj
far
removed.
Copyright
1931.
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mixture:
it
OruJa'
tundari
rm
Jf.
I'
AtltttU
U
other
covrIi
nd
oJd
prrrxruioru.
BETH'
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thai'
whv
DIFf-t'RENT
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ilk
nti
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,
.
..
Wednesday,
November
is
j62
i
car
Just
r
125
Sometimes
when
Phone
a
varn
n
Cleaner
feels
tempernim
n'
and
loses
Interest
in
scurrying
avay
with
the
dust
vl-e.
menU
it's
a
very
simpi.
,,U.
ble.
We
art-
intimau
iy
:
.
qualntexl
wiih
all
nwkf
;
viictrum
cloaners,
and
w
kn
how
to
persuade
them
to
oh
about
their
business
v
i
ii
a
Kmit
heart
and
lou
of
vi-
We
repair
all
things
piectnc,,
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Electric
Company
Ilepair
Shop
319
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METAL
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r
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choose
Edison
Mazda
Lamp
you
are
assured
full
value
of
the
current
consumed
and
these
dependable
lamps
cost
little
more
than
the
cheapest.
Buy
them
by
the
carton
and
fill
those
empty
sockets
now.
MADE
IN
CANADA
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
CO.
LIMITED