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Friday,
June
10,
1932
ONUS
ON
BRITAIN..
It
looks
as
if
the
European
countries
were
trying
to
put
the
onus
on
Britain
of
breaking
their
reparations
agree
that
the
United
States
should
be
assessed
at
least
the
amount
of
their
loans
to
Britain
as
their
share
of
the
cost
of
the
vvar.
That
would
mean
repudiation
of
the
war
debts
as
is
being
suggested.
When
France
asks
Britain
to
repudiate
her
debt
to
United
States
it
indicates
that
she
is
a
party
to
the
general
movement
to
have
the
war
debts
can
celled.
If
this
were
done
it
is
intimated
that
the
businesst
of
the
world
would
begin
to
improve
and
the
present
per
ratify
any
action
taken
it
is
not
like
be
settled
this
year,
at
any
rate
unti
PLACER
MINING
Gold
is
still
king
and
as
placer
mining
is
the
easiest
and
surest
way
of
.securing
the
pure
metal,
thousands
of
people
are
today
engaged
in
washing
the
sands
and
gravels
of;
the
various
gold-bearing
rivers
and
creeks
of
the
country.
I
With
wages
low
and
unemployment
rife
many
men
who
,
ordinarily
would
npt
take
a
chance
on
two
or
three
dollars
!
a
day
with
a
gold
rocker
now
feel
themselves
rich
if
they
j
can
secure
that
much
and
board
apd
house
themselves
in
the
country
without
having
to
punch
the
time
clock.
The
result
is
that
more
gold
is
being
produced
from
placer
mines
than
for
many
years
past
and
this
summer
seems
What
Premier
Sought
The
prime
minister
was
seeking
emergency
legislation
but
he
already
hd
al
the
powers
he
needed
inert
any
Important
crisis.
He
wan
Rl-rnly
asking
for
powers
to
be
:n
care
of
dire
necessity,
not
for
powot
to
meet
an
Immediate
oui
irom
tne
stocx
markets
or
Can-
fituation
But
he
did
not
make
this
ada
the
news
that
the
shocks
of
our
dear.
His
statements
were
indls-leading
banks
had
taken
a
head'-
tlnct
and
Indiscreet.
They
were
mls-
In
trying
time
like
this
the
oub-llo
author
Itlf
and
the
directors
of
our
financial
ln-Ututions
such
as
the
stock
exchanges,
should
cojmI
The'
first
p'oafd
of
coihftiUstone
rs
'
Lyster
Mujvany
of
Burns
Lake
U
for'tiUvljlaEe'bt
MilBrlde,
'follow-
here
enroute
to
the
McConnell'
lng
its
recent
Incorporation,
cori-
Creek
placer
grounds
with
an
out-:
liits
of
H.
J.
Edgar,
E.
Birkenhead
i
I
it.
In
his
party
are
16
men.
Mr.'
and
Charles
McNab.
who
were
el-
Mulyany
declares
that
the
logical
ected
by
acclamation.
A
poll
was
,oute
into
the
northern
mining
plre
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
$600
held
on
Saturday
to
decide
on
the'itlds
is
by
way
of
Vanderhoof.
,
V.W)
enforcement
or
otherwise
of
a
-
f
i
Pound
Bylaw.
A
ploughing
competition
for
lo-j
,
cul
farmers
in
the
Vanderhoof
dis-'
!
The
eaatbou'nd
passenger
train
on
trlct
Is
to
be
field
this
summer.
In
7.
Wednesday
of
last
week
was
held
up
connection
with
the
competition
an
1.40
.
1
.'
r
l
i
1.1
.
.
1
ncnAlAMnn
Vmaam
AMWinlvaH
with
!
cleartne
of
the
track
following
a
Pincers
as
follows:
president,
ya
slide
near
Mount
Robson.
I
Fnuer
Birkenhead
feet.
iod
ot
depression
would
pass
away.
The
whole
question
nsrTriiTn
a
tnin
will
be
discussed
at
Lausanne
but
the
chief
stumbling
block
V1mNhVAVIhk
is
the
United
States
elections
in
the
fall.
Whatever
action
llluil
L
I
drl
f
LlVU
is
taken
at
Lausanne
will
be
used
for
political
purposes
by
one
or
more
of
the
U.
S.
parties
and
as
the
Senate
must
ly
that
anything
will
I
-alter
November,
bars,
per
bar
for
Friday
&
Saturday
CANADIAN
SALT-Iodized
or
Plain,
per
etn.
JAP
RlCR-
3
lb
LARD
per
J-lb.
pkg.
PURE
PLUM
JAM
Royal
City,
4-lb.
tins,
per
tin
EGGS
Swift's
Fresh
Seconds,
per
doz.
likely
to
make
a
new
record.
Men
tire
of
the
concentration
per
n.
camps
and
consult
the
mining
engineer
or
mining
men
asiCA81
soap
Long
to
the
possibilities
of
setting
up
a
rocker
on
some
creek
not
too
far
from
human
habitation.
They
get
the
best
information
possible
and
then
set
out
to
win
the
gold
which
hag
lured
people
since
the
beginning
of
time.
PREMIER
IS
INDISCREET
Bennett
CrltlcUed
By
Financial
Tost
For
His
Action
It
was
a
most
unfortunate
co-
'
tucu'
and
cent
a
panic
story
anyway.
In
a
time
of
genecel
world
crisis,
whan
nerve
are
on
edge,
when
capital
ls.t4m.14.
whn
t
is
so
difficult
10
keep
thins
on
an
even
keel,
any
iueh
panic
feeling
is
apt
to
cause
Immeasurable
harm.
It
Is
a
tribute
to
the
solidity
of
Canadian
IrtsUtu-Uoos
that
there
was
little
surface
rinnlftn.tr
In
f
nM
eo
a
t
Ra
(an
cam
am
IS.
I.,"l!:?rime
m!nUter
bSeTa.
a
reu7o7u,e
of
Canada
should
have,
been
throw
lng
out
some
Indiscreet
hints
of
serious
financial
trouble
in
Canada
lust
when
the
"pegs"
of
.minimum
prices
for
Canadian
vbank
stock
were
greatly
reduced,
aays
the
Financial
Post
editorially.
There
went
out
from
Ottawa
last
wepje
the
news
that
the
government
had
taken
unto
itseff
extraordinary
powen
to
meet
financial
crisis.
There
went
fa)e
tmpreattons
that
were
circu-
SEEDLESS
RAISINS
Market
Day,
2-lb.
pkg.
per
pkg
LARGE
JUICY
LEMONS
per
doz.
BACON-Sliced.
Sanl-Wrant
ner
lb.
PORK
it
BEANS
Clark
s
l8.oa.
tins,
2
tins
KIPPER
SNACKS
2
tins
..
WHOLE
SAANICH
CLAMS
2
tall
tins
PEARS
Largest
tins.
Grove
Brand
per
tin
HALVED
PEACHES-Holly
Brand.
3-lb.
tins,
per
tin
9c
13c
lie
33c
14c
THRIFT
BLEND
COFFEE
Guar
anteed
to
please
per
lb
FINE
BULK
COCOA-
30c
14c
14c
31c
26c
18c
15c
11c
27
c
Orchard
22c
2flc
FUMPKIN-Royal
City
2'a
py-
tin
COMBINATION
VEGETABLE
SPECIAL
Choice
Quality
Foods
1
tin
Royal
City
Tomatooe,
2's
l
tin
Quaker
Corn
1
tin
Royal
City
Oteer.
Beans
The
3
tins
o
A
n
for
io.B
iuriw
in
ync
?aiuraiiy
ine
interpreted,
as
was
Inevitable.
!
ASSORTED
SANDWICH
BISCUITS
"
-"
".."
-
ne
rnnvvni
on
uje
Montreal
,
Freeh
8tock
"""-
'""uict
m(u
h
k-k
txr.nnite
oi
ine
nigner
pegs
per
lb.
meic
.
aimusi
m
pHnir
raia
on
on
tne
Bank
Hecks
merely
brought
Canada
In
the
middle
of
last
week,
the
chares
down
to
the
prices
at
uaoies
were
received.
rumor.
At
leat
one
of
the
lamest
newspaper
jn
the
United
State
sent
a
reporter
to
Canada
to
set
the
storv
andwhen.he
could
not
find
anythtn?
upon,
which
to
base
s
sen
sational
yarn
he
made
up
his
'carefully.
PSANUT
BUTTER
no,
11K
,(
Nice
Quality
by
banks,
whiah
they
were
belna
sold
in
wi.
mm
o
.
win..-
nuiuii-.iiiir
uninmcuans
anyway,
in
ac
ment
offl'iaU
from
practlcnlly
ev.
fln
was
on
no
significance.
The
erv
country
In
the
world
rtpnrnnd.
'
Ptnonjiii
w...
lng
to
know
whit
wps
gofntlo
mum
stoak
prices
fro
the
Hart
mV?
Tiftire
"
,
-r.
-1
1
y
kmumvu4iu
t'mm
pT7i:a4.
14
lilt
ur()OpUlg
the
off
lor
of
The
Financial
Post
,
of
wgs
wuU)
load
to
mlslnterpre-aklne
confirmathn
of
the
wildest
;
tatlon.
Brnnd.
per
2-lb.
tin
PEP'
BRAN
FLAKES-
per
pkg.
26c
14c
14c
12c
10c
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
Phone
114
CARRY
201
Third
Ave.
AND
SAVE"
der
their
actions
and
statements
nTW
1
v
EU
fM
IB
tm
i
vM
-Irving
sr.;
secretary,
T.
B.
Mlt-chell:
committee
D.
Irving,
J.
while
out
on
Ooidie,
O.
Cameron,
William
y.
a
flshlmr
trip
a
few
days
ago,
shot
Schultz
and
T.,B.
Mitchell,
a
large
bear.
'
During
the
last
few
days
several
'
The
C.
Dredger
it
Co.
farm
here
Is
large
forest
fires
have
been
burning
.being
alMfcd
up
under
the
man-
in
various,
parts
of
the
Jfeehako
agement
of
L.
Noon.
Valley
and
the
ky
apd
air
have
been
full
of
smoke.
A
number,
of
A
matting
of
the
Woman's
Aux-
bridge
have
been
in
danger
but,
so
lllary
to
AO
Sornts
AneUcan
Church
far.
no
serious
destruction
has
been
ment
with
United
States.
Britain
was
the
only
country
WaM1,wridJr
aMnoop
at
wponca'
that
was
in
a
position
to
borrow
to
any
large
extent
dur-
.
'
Davld
c.
Hagei-don
win
spend
tho
ing
the
war
and
the
result
was
that
much
of
the
war
fin-
h.
Oakley
ha
returned
from
the
two
months
at
Blackwater
re-ancing
was
done
through
her.
The
United
States
kept
out
stony
Plains,
district
where
)ie
pur-
ieving
the
operator
at
that
station
of
the
big
fight
until
near
the
end
and
made
huge
sums
of
chased
a
threahing
machine
whichjonj
government
telegraph
ys-i;,.
4u
,u
he
will
have
shiDDed
here.
ter"
wh
wUI.be
going
on
vacation.
iwuucj
aujjjjy
inj;
me
tumcnucis
wiin
aims,
auiiuuiuuuu,
He
will
be
accompanied
by
Mrs
iuuu
aim
uuier
necessities
iur
ine
conmci.
oome
oi
mis
R
Erwtn
l
nqw
busy
erecting
a
money
was
loaned
to
Britain
and
used
by
'
her
or
passed
on
,
new
residence
opposite
Burruide
to
to
the
allies
for
use
in
the
war.
take
the
place
of
his
home
which
In
reviewing
the
history
of
the
war
Europeans
conclude
wasdestroyed.by
fire
some
time
ago
.
......
.
.
w
m.
-
T
i
nn
ji
Kagerdon
and
Mrs
E.
M.
DeBord.
ALICE
ARM
The
new
house
measures
38
by
42!
The
Alice
Arm
and
Anyox
Agri
THRIFT
cultural
Society,
which
has
decided
to
again
hold
an
exhibition
of
garden
products
etc.
here
this
fall,
has
elected
officers
as
follows:
honor
.try
president.
Harry
Smith;
president.
Ernest
Moss;
vice-president,
J.
Trlnder;
secretary,
W.
B.
Bower.
Committees
will
be
appointed
later.
The
AUce
Arm
board
of
school
trustees
has
been
notified
that
next
year
the
Department
of
Education
will
contribute
only
62
of
the
ieacher'8
salary
instead
of
62
as
at
present.
The
board
Is
continuing
:orrespondence
with
the
depart-
nent
with
a
view
to
bringing
about
A.
C.
H.
GerhardL
who
for
several
years
was
managing
director
of
the
Torlc
Mines
Ltd.
here,
has
had
to
iiave
both
his
feet
amputated
in
Vancouver
as
a
result
of
a
recent
iccident
when
he
felLln
front
of
an
electric
train,
his
legs
being,
severe-y
c.-ushed.
Mrs.
W.
J.
MacDonald
has
resumed
to
her
home
here
after
-pending
a
month
at
Anyox.
'
NEW
HAZELTON
The
New
Haieiton
girl
softball
ilayers
went
to
Hazelton
last
8a-
urday
and
lost
a
game
to
the
girls
ihere
by
a
score
of
3D
to
27.
It
was
-he
second
reverae
which
the
New
ilazelton
girls
had
suffered
at
the
iand
of
Haieiton.
Iriportant
improvements
are
be.
lng
mae
on
the
airplane
landing
Hfldl
flt
Mlsaion
PeJnt,
A
house
wnlch
stood
directly
in
the
path
of
lar
ee
either
landing
or
taking
off
A&i
been
removed
fhe
Canadian
Girls
in
TTtalns
ad
their
annual
picnic,
at
Two
tflle
on
Friday
last
In
splto
of
rain.
..he
outing
was
thoroughly
enjoyed
by
all.
If
a
trans-Pacific
steamship
ser-leo
were
put
into
effect
from
Prince
Rupert
to
the
Orient,
it
would
greatly
cut
trie
cost
of
Interior
farmers
getting
their
products
on
the
Oriental
market,
It
Is
pointed
out.
This
would
apply
more
especially
to
grain
The
Hazelton
baseball
team
went
to
Smlthers
on
Sunday
and
Jost
a
same
to
the
Snappy
Nine
t$am
of
nat
town
by
a
score
of
11
to
i.
I
Over
two
hundred
Indians
In
this!
lUtrlct
have
been
vaccinated
so
far
I
.his
spring.
The
o$V$
cabin
on
trhejludsm
i
Bay
property,
haieiton
,wal
rnov-
cd
this
week'
to
Uie
farm
5f
W.
W.
j
Anderson
on
Four
Mlle.&reek,
Mr.:
Anderson
having
purchased
the
structure
which
w
at
least
fifty
years
old
and
has
lung
been
a
landmark
at
Hazelton.
I
Charles
Barrett,
well
known
old
,tlme
rtneher
of
the
central
interior,
wa.:
::i:Mf
f
Robert
English
oessfui
in
passing
the
recent
Registered
Nurses'
examinations.
J.
C.
K.
Bealy
of
Smlthors
was
a
vUltor
here
and
in
Hazelton
this
week
on
business.
Capt.
Mortimer,
Indmn
Agent,
made
a
trip
to
Telkwa
on
Tuesday
of
this
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leek
have
returned
to
their
home
at
Dorreen
after
paying
a
visit
with
their
con
at
First
Cabin.
While
there
have
been
a
few
warm
days,
summer
has
not
as
yet
by
any
means
come
to
the
central
Interior.
.Phillip
Austin,
a
.native
of
Hag-j
and
Mis.
Dell
Austin
of
Hazelton.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Dunjate
will
be
leaving
next
week
tor
a
three
-
months'
trip
to
England.
Rev.
Mr.
Dr.
H,
C.
Wrinch,
M.
U.
A.
for
Bannister
will
have
charge
of
the
Skelna,
is
in
communication
with
Indian
School
for
the
remainder
of
he
provincial
government
with
a
the
term.
view
lo
getting
more
settlers
placed
on
the
land
in
this
district.
Mrs.
David
Hoy
of
Fort
St.
James
is
paying
a
vleJt
with
her
mother,
Miss
Orr
and
MUs
WIHan.
two
Mr8.
rjlobmfleld
who
Is
ajtlnt
at
candidates
from
the
training
school
the
Haieiton
Hospital,
of
tile
Hazelton
Hospital,
were
sue-
A
meeting
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
to
the
Hoselton
Hosoltal
wa
&3
and
Harry
Bowman,
C.
N.
R.
imml-niuon
ofitciolti.
on
their
trip
through
the
oentnU
interior
last
week,
riTIl
a
Crncrul
Klcctrle
Rrfrlceralor
in
your
home
ou
have
the
niwtlrrn
lraulr
of
hr
Monitor
Top
p'.ut
plle
yrolrc
lion
(in(
ronlljr
ri'wir
Every
ntiw
hufvr
I
prolrclnl
for
-1
)rjin
aalint
any
rrvirc
extrnw
on
ihr
Monitor
Top
nirrlianUnu
Thal'
one
rraton
hy
Crnrral
Elcrtrle
col
lw
to
own.
Y.I12X
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company,
Limited
held
on
Tuesday
afttnoon
at
the
toe
north,
craved
lat
home
of
Mrs.
II.
C.
Wrinch.
Work
was
resumed
from
the
unemployment
relief
camp
of
this
district
on
Tuesday
of
this
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
W,
Anderson
are
planning
on
leaving
next
week
for
a
vMt
of
two
or
three
months
to
Vancouver
Island"
They
will
be
ae-ompanted
by
their
daughter.
Mls
Los
Anderson,
who
will
spend
two
waeka
in
the
south.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Hazelton
Hospital
held
an
enjoyable
bridge
party
In
New
Hazelton
last
i
Friday
night.
Prize
were
won
by
wUcet.
has
secured
a
litter
of
sewn
!"
auneriana.
mh.
James
TVm-
.
coyotes
and
has
them
at
his
place.
,bu11'
Jame
x
"d
Matt
Myros.
The
unique
captives
are
attracting
i
quite
a
lot
of
attention.
Canada's
per
capita
life
iruur-
A
daughter
was
born
at
the
Ha-
ance
has
risen
to
$660
?-.
.mi?
.
-elton
Hospital
on
Sunday
to
Mr.
-more
than
any
other
country
tMOD
uar
wnue
oiMi.u
Vancouver,
has
been
Vancouver
and
is
exp
into
service
again
befoic
plane
has
already
been
.
flights
and
application
been
made
for
a
govrv
ence.
Capt.
Burke
usee
:
prosiKcting
flights
m
during
the
summer
of
.
"
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FLANE
IS
REPAIRED
Junkers
Monoplane,
Whim
Utt
Capt.
Uurke
Hew
In
Atlin
District,
Flying
Ataln
The
historic
Junkers
.,
monoplane,
from
which
Capt.
E.
J.
A.
Burke
Iom
:
the
fall
of
1930
after
li.r.
frozen
in
on
the
upper
i.i
,
r
and
which,
after
oeliiK
..
.
sHii
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leisure
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wives
unless
his
investments
arc
secure.
For
peace
of
mind,
keep
an
adequate
Savings
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It
pays
3
interest,
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and
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