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18
DISTINCTLY
BETTER
Roger
Babson,
the
well
known
economist,
says
that
1932
will
be
distinctly
better
than
1931.
In
making
that
statement
he
is
guided
by
a
number
of
indications,
the
chief
of
which
is
the
law
of
action
and
reaction.
According
to
him,
the
higher
and
the
longer
the
inflation,
the
lower
and
and
poles
and
step
by
step
we
shall
find
the
present
stagnation
change
to
a
period
of
activity.
Each
day
that
passes
brinqrs
us
nearer
to
the
time
whon
there
will
be
an
FUND
CREATED
4
til
m
m
-
.
w
e
m
,'.
.sionarr'Amonr
Coast
Natives
what
he
was
doing,
not
only
in
the
Tillage
but
wh
t
he
had
accomplished
in
coast
vUlases.
He
decided
day
by
cUl
frSrew
to
look
so
much
!
preciation
of
the
work
and
service
Day
If
Coming."
Short
prayer
fol
better,
he-ff
his
Savior's
smUe
of
approval
and
only
wished
he
were
able
to
do
the
wails
also.
He
fin-Uhed
his
task
the
third
week
of
Octooer
and
the
following
Sabbath
preached
a
vtty
preaiYe
sermon
on
what
man
owed
to
Ood.
Oaring
the
first
week
of
November
he
reamed
to
be
trying
to
rice
longer
the
depression.
That
is
what
misled
a
good
many
abOTe.
many
troubles
which
eminent
financiers
and
economists
who
predicted
a
more
wre
Z80
m
hlm
and
00
tn5
j..
t
i
...
.
it'
.j
.
i
,
,
morning
of
November
7
he
seemed
;T?U
f.etur"
lu
ue"er.
"tf
"iu
vney
uaseu
to
aucceeded.
Before
letne;i
their
estimates
on
previous
periods
of
depression
which
the
howe
to
accompany
Mr
fou-
:
1
1
.t.i
r
.
iuuuweu
less
niarneu
penuus
ui
uuiauuii.
ner
to
toe
cannery
ne
said:
"i
ne-
Just
as
the
pendulum
swings
back
farther
it
is
forced
-Mat
are
going
to
improve
forward
farther,
so
this
depression
followed
a
period
of
aad
e
a11
wUI
tremendous
inflation
continued
over
a
longer
period
than
JedM?
eT'tuS
usual.
Now
the
pendulum
has
reached
the
end
of
its
back-
filing
and
way
ward
swing
and
is
already
moving
forward
as
shown
in
mt
but
hand.
Along
the
way
he
met
impoved
conditions
in
the
east
and
in
Britain.
Gradually
two
people
to
whom
he
stopped
and
from
now
on
we
shall
find
imnrovement
sooke
words
of
comfort
in
their
trouble
He
also
spoke
to
eeveratl
little
children.
FISH
AS
AN
EXAMPLE
About
half
way
to
the
cannery
he
.
Take
the
fishing
industry
as
an
example.
There
has
sttwed
but
hold
of
the
sail-been
over-production
and
last
spring
the
cold
storage
J'"'
LJLSS
Lfi-T
plants
were
cluttered
up
with
unsold
frozen
stock
while
Trl
Sih"
the
canned
goods
of
the
previous
year
were
also
unsold,
ner
is
hu
boat
below
he
seemed
in
This
year
the
fish
is
pretty
well
cleared
out.
Prices
are
an
unusually
hapoy
frame
of
low
but
the
fish
is
gone
and
there
is
room
for
the
new
mlnd-
Bot
00
entering
the
store
mtrh
Whilp
thA
Inw
nrioA
nf
fnn1uffc
fron-jlU.
will
"nd
olcta
his
null
on
the
coun-
work
against
any
high
prices,
it
is-expected
that
there
will
be
a
sale
fpr
all
the
catch
at
a
price
that
mdy
prove
remunerative
to
the
fishermen.
ter.
he
turned
to
his
grandson.
Ed
gar
Preston,
and
let
him
know
he!
was
not
feeling
comfortable.
He
staggered
against
him.
Andrew
Ro-
bburon
went
to
Edgar's
assistance
aDd
,ower'
hiai
&
fOOr
riStlG
HAS
COiHME-CED
r,n,Minx-in
r-,
Mr.
MarshaU.
acting
Vostmaster
in
Fishing
has
commenced.
Herring
are
already
coming
in
and
a
few
spring
salmon
are
being
taken
and
sold
in
the
ijjjJwwiiHafjBaaBi
city.
Very
soon
we
shall
see
the
halibut
boats
going
out
to
-
-w
fe-Xj
fSB
the
bunks
and
bringing
in
their
catches.
Later
hundreds
"wibkw
of
salmon
t
rollers
will
be
going
out
to
the
various
points
,
of
vantage
and
this
will
relieve
the
employment
situation
Uet
the
to
a
very
considerable
extent.
The
mill
will
have
to
cut
boxes
and
men
will
be
cutting
"
T
hviff
77
Hohlf
logs
in
the
woods.
There
will
be
some
demand
for
lumber
;
1
111
11
1
lldUll
Buy
Here
and
Save
SPECIALS
For
Friday
&
Saturday
Suuklat
Oranges
Sweet
u
n
very
smaii
uispatcn
to
tne
Vancouver
rroince
trom:
jMjy,
m
t
or
Victoria
states
that
the
provincial
government
has
crea-
small
white
Beans-ted
a
special
fund
of
two
million
dollars
bv
SDecial
war-
ib.
rant
with
which
to
finance
unemployment
disbursements
rinc
pmk
salmon
-sun-
Qpi
to
municipalities.
Federal
contributions
to
unemployment
,low"'
l;,b
j
reHcf
wHe-p,l,Unto.thi
fun.!
as
th
are
reccW.1.
?Z5t.
23C
iwo
million
dollars
i
a
great
deal
of
money
to
annro-itt
Pim
jm
Rnvi
at
on
pnate
by
special
warrant
without
sanction
of
the
Iesris-i
ner
4-.
tin
oOU!
lature,
but
the
government
is
fully
justified
in
doing
so:
Pork
&
Beans
ciarks
at
a
lime
llKe
thli.
Now
that
the
fund
has
been
create
.
it
per
15
an
will
be
in
order
to
pay
out
some
of
the
checks.
HOW
IS
IT
DONE?
A
good
many
people
will
be
inquiring
how
this
"creating
a
fund"
is
brought
about.
Doubtless
it
is
setting
apart
money,
but
where
does
it
come
from?
Who
ha
been
put
ting
it
up?
It
is
hardly
likely
that
it
comes
from
any
recently
collected
taxes-.
It
could
not
well
be
from
the
fed.
eral
government,
for
it
could
hardly
be
described
38
crea-!
Breakfast
B-ooo
Sliced
ted,
if
it
came
from
them.
The
inference
is
that
the
banks
J
'"Ib
pk8
have
loowned
up
a
little
and
advanced
the
two
million
"tZ
more
with
the
understanding
that
they
will
get
it
liacklxtSet
ru-
i.
wm
mr
i.r
or
irom
tne
saie
oi
nonus
wnenever
sucni
3
for
a
sale
can
bo
mane.
lyspepsia
and
Dizzy
Headaches
Mr.
I-u
Corliin,
Wot
Advocate,
KS.
write
"I
hd
tuflered
for
'
fr
froia
drpis
and
dinr
hd--fhm.
After
tki(
tt
bottlr
of
Hurdock
Blood
Bitters
I
felt
lil
a
diffcreot
womsa.
My
ttnlcLn
dU-sppt-TMl,
sad
I
can
Dow
tst
nbst
I
Uk
wiUtout
U
t
trrrlbW
t-digurtion
I
loffsred
Ur
evsry
mL"
Tw
u)
t
I1
in
4
wnj
ilwwi
BtamtHwti,
Iw
U
)
II
rwt,
ulj
l
TW
T.
UUbua
C.
Li..wMi,Ok-
Bottle
Ca
paper
lb.
Munro
Malt
Light
or
dark
per
24-lb.
tin
B.C
Hops
per
V-Ib.
pkf.
Spices
All
varietiec
Malkin's
Bert,
per
pkg.
.
Canadian
Salt
per
2
-lb.
sack
Canadian
Cheese
per
lb
Ready-Out
Macaroni
2
lbs
Cabbage
Firm
heads
3
lb
I
'.."
Carrots
6
lbs.
1
JLVs
25c
8c
20c
57c
8c
7c
5c
11c
28c
10c
20c
13c
10c
9c
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
"CAUHY
AND
SAVE"
101
Third
Ave.
A
Few
Doors
Down
From
Mome
Hall
Phone
17
J
(
ii
1-jraxararjisjiTaiTi
I
!
Mr.
Jones'
absence,
then
went
to
friends
untti
Thursday
when
It
VU
him
and
Andrew
and
he
carried
Mr.
expected
Rev.
P.
Kelly
of
Bella
Edgar
to
a
bed
In
the
manager's
Cooia
would
be
present
to
take
the
room
but
all
efforts
to
bring
him
to
burial
service.
But
when
It
began
consciousness
failed
and
In
a
few
to
aet
.ate
Thursday
The
service
minutes
his
spirit
passed
to
be
with
was
taken
by
Heber
Glifton
and
the
Savior
he
had
so
dearly
loved
son
Louis.
A
my
impressive
service
and
faithfully
served.
was
held
at
the
grave
attended
by
;
When
the
word
.was
brought
over
every
one
(rom
the
cannery
and
to
the
home
none
could
believe
It!
village
and
natives
from
both
up
vt
t?vcttt
tin
it.Tn
rrtm
'
and.
even
when
his
hodv
arrived,
it
-mi
dnxn
ihe
The
final
burv-
C
VA
--
,
-.
..,.
.)..,-
,
.
.
-
--,
-
-
uv.
r
la8t
Mr-
wife
of
the
post;fp-ied
Impossible
that
the
one
whofing
from
stasht
was
heart-breaking
masler
of
Klcmtu
Cannery,
pre-
"ad
left
about
an
hour
previous
in
and
there
was
not
a
dry
eye
present.
sented
the
kite
Rev.
George
Edgar
;a
condition
which
seemed
good
for!
Towards
evening
Rev.
P.
Kelly
with
a
fine
picture
of
the
Savior
as
j
"wire
for
years
could
really
have
j
arrj-ed
and
spoke
words
of
comfort
a
token
of
her
appreciation
of
,
eft
tot
the
oter
world.
1
to
all.
He
also
encouraged
those
as
me
news
spread,
the
natives
jeft
to
take
up
the
work
laid
down
from
Bella
Bella.
Hartley
Bay
and!oy
Mr.
gdgar
arKi
do
it
faithfully
several
other
points
alone
the
coast
m
th-
heme
of
nuwtinr
him
aein
1.40
to
hang
the
picture
In
the
church
h1
t"e
Klemtu
people
to
in
ui,t
horn
he
had
enwrrd
to
hrr
mz
out.
mincing
oi
wnat
wouki
meei;
-
"-
u-n-
ct
:ne
wojos.
-wen
a
one.
tie
saw
ii
.23
his
Savior's
eyes
if
He
looked
down
j
wtor
Wend
and
to
many
a
father.
M
were
asked
for
a
text
for
Mr.
Ed-.15
at
the
church,
he
decided
it
would
Indeed.
j-
t
would
be:
"I
have
finished
look
vety
shabby
to
His
eyes.
So
he
j
Funeral
Service
j
ny
courae.
I
have
kept
my
faith."'
bought
parnt
and
varnish
and
with
j
Dr.
Darby
and-Mr.
Olbson.
ac-;
The
morning
on
which
he
died
hie
own
hands
stained
and
rar-jcompanied
by
their
friends,
arrived!
Mr.
Edgar
seemed
to
be
very
happy
ntetaed
the
pews
and
pulpit
It
was
i
and
a
service
was
held
in
the
,
and
before
leaving
the
house
to
a
strenuous
task
at
his
age
in
ad-
j
church
at
which
both
of
these
:
accompany
Mr.
Pougeer,
the
In-
dition
to
his
other
duties
but.
as
i
workers
spoke
many
words
of
ap-
,-ji.ui
Agent,
he
sang
'The
juderoent
.re
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LIFE
OF
REV.
GE0.EDGAR
Details
of
Death
of
Veteran
Mis.
HE
MUST
NOT
ML
BOVRIL
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Kupert
January
21.
1912
Bella
Cooia
may
be
the
Ocean
terminus
for
a
railway
to
be
;
Remember
Bovril
strengthens
you
against
the
risk
of
colds,
chills
and
influenza.
inotmces
that
the
Portland
mine
In
the
Stewart
di
.,
'i.ur1
itn
wnrk
nan
!n
nt
of
the
departed.
As
the
natives
had,
lowed:
"Oh
Lord,
when
I
reach
the.
built
from
Fort
Fraser
by
English
The
local
Baptist
Chu:
decided
to
enter
the
body
in
the;
end
of
my
Journey
do
not
let
me
interests,
according
to
reports
re-
1
purchased
two
lots
at
th.-
cement
tomb
which
was
not
quite
'suffer
But
take
roe
home
In
i
calved
here.
The
line
would
paa!
Filth
Avenue
and
Young
'
ready
it
was
decided
to
leave
the
j
peace
"
i
through
the
Chilcotin
country.
!$t500.
It
Ls
planned
to
pr..
body
in
the
church
surrounded
by;
About
ruany
'wraiths
sent
by
sorrowing
passed
an
hour
later
his
spirit
I
W.
J.
Blmendorf,
manager,
an-
Siiwi
lis
'
'
'"'
i''
y
jwith
the
building
chu'reh
structure
with
all
his
worldly
goodi
TTERE,
in
this
old
strong-box,
so
long
guarded
and
locked,
is
his
"estate"
.
.
.
the
"worldly
goods"
which
he
has
bequeathed
to
her.
One
by
one
her
adviser
takes
out
the
temptingly
engraved
certificates
and
examines
them.
One
by
one
he
lays
them
down
with
a
sorrowful
shake
of
the
head
Slowly
the
truth
dawns
upon
her.
Those
wonderful
purchases
that
were
to
make
them
rich
.
.
.
independent
These
speculation,
that
were
to
lead
them
life
fetnf
to
fortune
.
.
.
many
of
them
now
are
WORTHLESS
I
t
But
at
the
bottom
of
the
box
there
lies
an'
'
unpretentious
document,
which
suddenly
V
she
recollects.
cannot
have
depreciated.-
must
Mill
be
safe
and
sure
..
.
v
She
reaches
in
and
draws
forth
his
life
Insurance
Policy.
Amid
the
wreckage
of
thousands
of
estates,
Life
Insurance
stands
as
the
final
and
enduring
refuge
in
ime
of
need.
It
is
the
one
investment
no
man
can
afford
to
be
without,
i
of
Canal
uv.
f
.
JJJ
.
It
!
Uotu
are
on
for
a
mergts
of
the
.property
with
the
Chlcau
,
htv.i'k
Ben
Boat
groups
owned
by
Sir
k,;i
Pacific
aid
Mann.