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Thursday.
Oct.
29.
1931
EVERYONE
FEELS
BETTER
Yesterday
j
among
the
business
fraternity
of
the
city
-y
INTERFERE
WITH
WORK
Bruhn
Fearful
of
Ottawa
Action
on
Relief
Work
Political
Influence
Banned
Serious
curtailment
by
Ottawa
of
British
Columbia's
constructive
relief
plan,
well
under
way,
will
mean
that
a
large
number
of
men
who
have
not
yet
been
absorbed
by
work
now
proceeding
will
have
to
go
on
direct
relief.
It
will
mean,
too.
states
Hon.
R.
W.
Bruhn.
minister
of
public
works,
in
an
interview
with
the
Vancouver
Province,
that
men
now
employed
in
camps
may
have
to
be
rotated
on
jobs.
This
will
result
in
dissatisfac
tion
among
the
men
and
Inefficiency
in
the
work,
he
declares.
,
While
he
did
not
describe
it
as
such
in
so
many
words,
the
minister
clearly
Indicate
that
drastic
re-
.vision
of
relief
schemes
by
Ottawa
I
will
mean
dislocation
of
B.
C
plans
alsBOSt
disorganization.
Mr.
Bruhn
'
returned
to
Vancouver
Sunday
after
a
ten-day
trip
In
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
He
has
not
$5.00
J
been
in
close
touch
with
Victoria,)
10c
and
Is
not
certain
of
developments
thetc
or
In
Ottawa.
3.00,
"If
Ottawa
seriously
curtails
the
program
agreed
to
by
their
repre-$6.00
sen
ta
tires
earlier
in
the
year,"
said
90,
Mr.
Bruhn,
repeating
a
question,
.
"it
will
mean
that
a
large
number
of
men
not
yet
placed
on
work
will
of
the
outcome
of
the
British
elections.
The
opinion
was
Ll"V"rL
"L.regutered.
RELATIVE
SIZES
Olof
Hansorl.
member
for
Skeena,
draws
attention
to
the
fact
that
Great
Britain,
where
the
election
was
held
Tuesday,
and
where
over
six
hundred
members
were
el-
(ICockinf
ft1
SP
L
I
tVI
I
T
E
D
'
-&JW
i9"
St.Antoine
St.,
Montreal
J&im.
Just
sen(f
50
Cube
Red
Wrappers
employed
in
camps
who
do
not
need
,
the
work.
After
consultation
with
'
1.40
haw
to
be
looked
after
by
direct
re-1
,n
nHltah
,,,.
nfth.
M.
JO
m1,eth?tdlr
TtUet
er
dertmem
of
labor,
on
this
25
j.
obtainable
not
only
to
he
un-
,t
has
.ai
nm
1
in
1
11
111
1
mil
Tn
t
n
ca
DBnora
1
niinnp
VZZ'ZZL
decided
to
appoint
a
unicic
Mian
vsc
'
ui
ib
v
v
ksvvrfctt.
.ut.
.
committees
..
.u.-
1
-
-
.u..
federal
authorities.
local
district
which
will
be
Charged
with
the
task
of
passing
on
the
qual
M,1U
KVCU
"?
"p"u""'
"Hflcations
of
registrants.
These
wore,
in
view
01
r
committee,
will
be
composed
,.nrf
demands
of
the
le
EXPIR.ES
APRIL
30'-
Public
Announcement
buying
public
made
upon
us
have
been
man
must
.
.
every
oei
.
ni..n.
,nii
on
1.1.
:
1
ri
1
c
d
provided
with
work
I
take
it
Uwi
.ntnMva
...
MtlMns
7.
nrhn
u
trill
.,,
M
y
our
uimi
vsii
aim
uarj-y
oiuie.
that
sUict
impartiillty
is
observed.
.
Aluo
Ulu',c
?c
BUU,lcy
iiuviv,
1
i.u
it
was
the
original
wish
of
the
Do-
Avenue,
and
will
be
open
for
business
Saturday
next,
warned
About
Cost
jminion
oovemment
that
men
ai-
October
31.
Our
policy
of
service,
quality
and
low
prices
"PeoDle
of
British
Columbia
have
,
t
.
...mi
l
1?
rn''
k.i
'l-m
m.
co"nuea-
A
commoaiues
win
oe
tne
same
J
J5J
Vm
pncea
been
warned
what
this
relief
work
k.
t
.kl.k
!
.wtummuuu!
I
AiftaK1
uuuu(u
wit
inicini
on-
in
HHCll
SLOrfr
there
was
a
decidedly
more
optimistic
feeling
as
a
result
JrTs
.
.r
,.
,i
h
'pioyment
office
where
they
were
J
v
-J
retrltrH
Thl
avctom
Till
fh-
freely
expressed
that
it
was
the
beginning
of
the
upturn
with
Ttizenli
In
an
'"STSrS!
it
win
now
be
supplemented
and
that
all
the
British
nations
and
possibly
all
the
nations
the
province
i
think
the
sentiment
.
J
-SSJIS
be
aSnimme-
ui
uie
worm
uuum
ueucm.
11
um
111c
seen
ui
tmuj
"7.7
dlately."
concluded
the
minister.
ana
nopeiuiness
tnat
tne
ejection
result
naa
orougnt
aoout.
u
uic
If
other
places
feel
like
Prince.
Rupert,
the
psycholo-
muJt
rcmembered
that
gical
effect
thrcoighoUi
tKe
nation
will
be
that
conditions
worlc
we
are
dolng
u
malnIy
on
Interior
Gets
nin
iiiijiuc,
iui
me
ucjjitoiuii
10
vue
iciuit
m
a
ja.yi,jiir-
uuns-uinaaa
nignway
new
con
logical
condition.
When
we
feel
normal
we
shall
be
normal,
jtruction
or
improvement
on
exist-With
improvement
in
Great
Britain
and
a
desire
in
that
m
highways,
what
we
are
doing
is
country
to
trade
....
with
the
other
sections
.
of
the
Empire,
rtcing
our
road
program
few
vatv
Tx
mrr
i-vl
1
r
vr
a
r
a
A
V
VI
W
Ik
ft
Ml
I
W
tw
hV
;u"wlu
LF"'
J
ii
T
,
7'
f
'
T
Oon
eventually
is
uuuim
iu
xeei
ine
ieiie..
ne
iuuv
huh
iuuk
aui
uciiur
times
before
long.
"The
value
of
work
as
against
direct
relief
is
impressed
on
one
who
New
Livestock
Sixty-three
Head
Are
Placed
West
of
Prince
George
Under
the
Govt.
Free
Freight
Policy
has
made
a
trip
such
as
that
I
have
VICTORIA,
Oct.
29.
Within
the
JuM
finished.
I
was
in
Prince
Ru-st
few
weeks
sixty-three
head
of
part,
in
Skeena.
Omineca.
Prince
livestock
arrived
into
the
country
George
and
in
the
camps
between;
along
the
CMR.
line
from
Prince
Ashcroft
and
Spences
Bridge.
I
;
George
weat.
and
were
distributed
uunK
roe
greatest
oenent
is
provia-
to
farmers
under
the
Dominion
aov-
ci-tcii,
i3
viuy
auuui
uau
uie
sue
ui
cue
I'uiiBUbuency
inut
ing
worx
tor
young
men.
Keeping
1
ernment
free
freight
policy,
he
represents.
That
is
why
it
is
possible
to
have
such
a
brief
hete
men
from
Idleness
means.
Twenty-aix
head
of
Shorthorn
campaign.
Travelling
about
the
constituencies
is
not
a
everything
to
tuun
of
thu;
heifer
calves
were
placed
in
the
problem
there
as
it
is
here.
To
travel
all
over
Skeena
constituency
would
take
several
months,
at
least.
Ours
is
a
country
of
great
distances,
of
difficult
transportation,
of
high
mountains
and
deep
and
fertile
valleys,
it
is.
speaking
generally,
an
uninhabited
country,
for
there
country.
"After
all.
the
allowance
paid
these
men
is
barely
sufficient
to
take
care-
of
them.
We
are
getting
,
good
work
from
the
men
now
in
campe.
in
the
northern
parts
of
The
interest
taken
almost
throughout
the
world
in
the
e'!hlflR1,y
vestigaud
both
by
British
elections
is
an
indication
of
the
spread
of
the
spirit
Tme
th!?g
SSS
i"S
of
world
consciousness.
The
of
mankind
is
one-ness
also
0r
supplies,
-mis
is
being
carried
snown
in
uie
Keen
interest,
tauen
in
tne
Japanese
eiiorts
out
without
discrimination.
1
rind
j
to
take
Manchuria
and
the
influences
at
work
holding
that
purchases
of
supplies
locally
them
back.
h
created
quite
a
revival
of
busl-
The
time
will
come
in
all
probability
when
there
will
be
ncsl1"
0,6
MB?"er,e??Bnmf,.
a
world
federation
including
all
nations
but
this
will
be
pSK,1
JS?
SftU!
very
gradual.
Possibly
prior
to
that
there
will
be
a
feder-
discrimination
win
not
be
tolerated.
ation
Of
the
English-speaking
nations.
It
has
been
said.
too.
that
men
are
Vanderhoof
district
for
competition
in
the
Boys'
and
Oirls'
Club
program
under
the
Provincial
Department
of
Agriculture.
All
the
stock
Is
nf
good
quality
and
type,
showing
plenty
breeding
is
settlement
only
at
a
comparatively
few
points
and
even
province
we
are
emptoytng
as
character
and
should
offer
an
ex
there
settlement
is
sparse.
Britain
is
a
garden
country,
naauon
ior
me
omnc.
,nue
rnaehinm
a
few
where
most
of
the
land
is
cultivated
or
in
use
as
pasture.
employment
for
these
set-
'
v
ines
are
not
iai
apart
ana
towns
arm
villages
in
large
tiers
and
thetr
horses
may
be
numbers
intervene.
enough
to
tide
them
over
the
win-
ter.
MEANING
OF
EI
ECTION
"FacU
of
the
ease
are
that
unless
The
election
In
Britain
does
not
mean
that
the
people
of
ilacm
that
countiy
are
not
in
sympathy
with
labor
and
its
as-
the
necessity
of
routing
men
now
pirations.
It
means
that
they
are
not
in
sympathy
with
employed.
This
win
create
dissatu-
those
Who
WOUld
Wreck
the
country
in
the
hope
Of
Upset-
faction
among
the
men
and
result
ting
the
present
order
and
replacing
it
by
another.
The
1,1
nHceney.
it
may
seem
that
British
people
are
not
like
people
of
a
good
many
other
UjeSSS?
uJlJJTf
SP?u
nations.
They
have
always
been
leaders
in
world
improve-
t
fact
thal
htn
are
ments
and
especially
in
improving
the
condition
of
the
57.090
registered
unemployed
ts
workers
and
they
will
continue
to
be
that.
They
have
tried
eloquent
of
the
need,
not
only
to
experiments,
some
of
which
have
succeeded
and
some
of
0,1
present
undertakings,
but;
which
have
failed.
There
are
no
illiterate
people
in
the
to
Pen
ntw
"?rk
WfththeexeP-1
country,
such
as
was
the
case
in
Russia
where
the
bulk
of
lJ
'T
the
people
Could
not
read
or
write
at
the
time
of
the
revo-
Sv
VnTLrge
'
lution.
They
are
all
more
or
less
intelligent,
read
the
news-
Most
of
them
are
residents
of
the
papers,
discuss
politics
and
social
questions
and
are
begin-
province,
ning
to
move
about
and
mix
with
their
fellows
in
other,
influence
Banned
parts
Of
the
Country.
1
"White
I
have
received
no
specific
Doubtless
labor
in
that
country
will
learn
a
lesson
from
IZlttZ
hT,
HiJtYS
this
election.
It
is
an
object
lesson
to
the
world
and
will
TrZTy'.
have
a
salutary
effect
everywhere.
ment
at
eamps.
1
know
that
this
is
not
so
tn
most
places,
and
If
such
Is
WORLD
CONSCIOUSNESS
,
the
ease
In
any
instance
It
will
be
Westinghouse
Washing
Machines
Vacuum
Sweepers
Flat
Irons
Mazda
Lamps,
etc.
McRAE
BROS.,
LTD.
TAXIDERMY
Furs
Made
Up
IS
Yesrf
Csperlenre
All
Kinds
tf
Mounting
J.
A.
LESTIN
Prince
George
"With
the
opening
of
Cash
&
Carry
Store
No.
3
we
offer
additional
service
in
connection
with
our
Meat
Depart
ment.
Meat
orders
may
be
given
through
any
of
our
stores.
Groceries
delivered
free
with
all
meat
orders.
i.,.
For
the
East
j
We
take
this
opportunity
of
thanking
the
public
for
omcry
the
support
given
us
m
the
past,
which
support
has
enabled
us
through
quantity
buying
to
pass
these
savings
on
to
the
consumer.
With
the
opening
of
our
Cash
and
Carry
Store
No.
3
our
endeavors
will
be
to
serve
you
in
the
interest
of
economy
and
we
solicit
a
continuance
of
your
patronage
which
you
have
so
generously
given
in
the
past
MUSSALLEM
GROCERY
COMPANY
10c.
a
week!-
C.
N.
TRAIN
!
j
Sundays,
Tuesday
and
'it.
ir-
i
.
.
,
'days.
3:30
pm.
Announcing
the
opening
of
our
Cash
and
Carry
Store
,rom
lnf.
iut
No.
3.
The
establishment
of
the
Cash
and
Carry
system
Monday,
Wednesday
and
eatar
in
Prince
Rupert
by
ourselves
has
been
justified.
The
days.
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