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DAILY
EDITION
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
MADE
GOOD
SHOWING
WHY
so
many
people
are
saying:
1
m
giving
ELECTRICAL
GIFTS
this
year"
Electrical
gift
are
smart,
attractive
and
above
all,
practical.
They
give
more
than
a
momentary
thrill
being
constant
reminders
of
the
giver
through
years
and
years
of
service
98
Ifi
$5.00
.10
Tuesday.
Dec."
12,
1933
The
returns
from
the
first
shipment
of
ore
from
the;rtv
Advantages
of
Buying
in
Prince
Rupert
First
P
nze
people
In
Prince
Rupert
spending
;an
average
of
$100
a
month,
or
a
,
total
of
$200,000
monthly,
and
that
10
or,
$20,000
of
this
total
which
i
In
my
opinion
Is
a
conservative
estimateis
spent
each
month
out
of
the
city.
Would
not
this
additional
Jiao.OOO
a
month
or
$240,000
a
year,
if
spent
at
home,
go
a
long
way
i
toward
improving
conditions
in
our
Glacier
Gulch
mine
at
Smithers
as
published
yesterday)
Thls
additional
!
increased
business
and
greater
re-j
yenue.
There
will
be
those
who
will
iflnd
It
conTenlent
to
build
a
new
jhome
or
make
additions
or
lm-jprovements
to
their
present
places
,
of
business
or
homes.
TWs
will
mean
jwork
for
the
skilled
meehanles
in
And
there
is
such
,a
wWe
range
of
them
to
chttae,
from:
something
individual
for
everyone,
each
an
ouUUmrfng
value
and
a
real
economy.
And
besides
the
choice
of
iron,
toasters,
curling
Iron,
heating
pads,
air
heaters
and
many
others,
there
is
a
wonderful
array
oi
HOL'P
Oil
FAMILY
GIFTS
Wahlnr
.Machines
Ironing
Machines
Itanies
Refrigerators
Vacuum
Cleaners
Radio
Receivers
for
as
little
as
$1.50
up
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
i
First
Prize
High
School;
General
Essay
(By
Miss
Margaret
MacLachlan
You
who
buy
out
of
town!
(by
Mrs.
A.
F.
Gibson)
The
key
to
the
solution
of
near-
Have
you
ever
given
thought
to
ly
every
human
problem
Ilea
hi
the
3.00
'what
it
would
mean
to
you.
and
the
bright
adjustment
of
the
Individual
!
city
as
a
whole.
If
you
and
all
the!
to
the
bigger
whole."
j
9.00
people
of
the
city
were
to
"Buy
at
i
Behind
the
present
"Buy-at-1
140
Home,"
all
requirements
for
thelHome"
campaign
lies
the
Ideal
of
5
maintenance
oi
me
nomer
unwnj
i
w
v
hujtvt
a
irgrr
m
Assumlne
that
there
are
2.000.
Iter
cUy-a
City
Of
home
We
will
do
well
then
to
consider
the
advantages
to
be
gained
by
buying
In
Prince
Rupert
from
the
.standpoint
of
the
individual
and
ot
the
community.
The
experience
of
merchants
ha
been
that
the
greater
te
amount
of
goods
sild
the
larger
the
stac
earried
and
the
better
the
setee-
jtlon
from
which
the
customer
has
I
to
chess.
I
The
volume
ot
buslne
dooe
by
money
if
spent,,
merchant
i
htm
to
proveci
most
encouraging,
witn
a
net
prom
oi
pretty
near-
with
local
merchant
would
mean
;
;xlen
j
co-operate
with
thtw.
ly
one
hundred
dollars
a
ton,
the
Work
of
developing
the
j
Increased
bualnes,
whfeh
in
tni
jc.
The
old
ttme
maxim
-"snail
.
a-...
....
a,
u
a,
a
L-
.
-1
x-
a.
i
i
:
at:
z
nmtifi
t&A(t
nMi(MAMi
AmnLtA
mine
can
cuuunue
wunuui
int
am
oi
ine
ui
imancier.
In
very
few
parts
of
the
country
is
it
possible
for
a
mine
!s
lncr!,af?
bTinV
to
be
devefoped
as
is
being
done
at
the
Glacier
Gulch.
It
is
&T1JS?
Z
tin
iinuinuuM
ui
mini
w
uuiii
me
ii
iiw.-uii
Auay
T7.jcvicn
.
weir
capital
Investment
and.
as
a
-
my
properties,
including
tne
Jessie
which
is
being
developed
by
a
company
formed
at
Smithers
and
partly
by
local
money.
All
indications
point
to
great
mining
possibilities
at
various
interior
points
such
as
Smithers,'
Usk,
Rabine
and
Hazelton.
WRESTLING
WITH
FINANCES
Finance
Minister
John
Hart
is
at
present
wrestling
with
the
financial
situation
in
British
Columbia
in
order
to
bring
down
a
balanced
budget.
He
has
a
big
job
on
hand
and
everybody
will
be
sympathetic
as
long
as
he
does
not
increase
taxes.
The
difficulty
is
that
every
other
institution
in
British
Columbia
including
every
business
house
is
also
trying
its
best
to
balance
its
budget,
mostly
without
success.
Money
seems
to
have
disappeared.
Just
now
merchants
have
big
stocks
of
eoods
and
most
of
these
will
be
sold
between
now
WHEN
YOUR
COAL
BIN
NEEDS
lAll
V
.
jPi'coal'bf"'
chwActer
we
cell
-
It's
sure
to
plea-seyou
very
we
j
1.
1
REPLENISHING
PHONE
US
We
have
coals
suitable
for
all
your
requirements
and
at
prices
to
suit
all
purses.
PHILP0TT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Phone
f
18
result,
wages
could
be
Increased
and
probably
restored
to
normal.
profits,
quick
returns"
H
a
sarin
hi
dollars
and
cents
to
the
bfelrl-dual.
If
we
support
the
merchant
he
will
reduce
the
cast
Itoat
it
better
business.
'
To
see
what
you
pb
rebate:
to
get
what
you
need
when
yoa
want
This
greater
earning
power
on
the
it
is
a
decided
advantate
part
of
the
merchants
and
addl-
to
shop
Is
a
pleasure:
eyetraln-
ttonal
employees
would
put
more
ed
to
the
latest
fashion:
knowMfe
money
into
circulation,
and
through
ntod
as
to
the
newest
labor
sar-
this
medium
of
exchange,
a
conskl-
in
device;
appetite
stimulated
by
erable
portion
of
this
money
would
ntrory
smell
or
delicatessen
dak
)
tf:
return
10
tne
orifinai
spender
and
outlook
on
life
broadened:
spirit
I
De
started
aaatn
on
its
cycle
of
briahtened
and
health
improved,
spending-
All
these
advantages
will
tend
to
Just
ponder
iten
additional
be
enhanced
If
the
Prim
Rupert
$240,000
a
year
put
Into
circulation
merchant
Is
assured
that
she
sUrr
In
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
Sueh
WMnd
him
to
a
man
In
his
ft
an
additional
sum
spent
annually
deavor
to
live
the
best
pdsstbie
in
your
city,
must
necessarily
be
serrtee.
reflected
In
greatly
improved
con-
Money
spent
means
money
pat
ditions.
mto
cirevtaUan
One
shine
reoeU
A
considerable
portion
ol
this
another
and
rf
we
bay
at
$240,000
would
Unfa
Ms
way
to
the
w
do
our
btt
to
toartMe
treasury
of
your
city,
m
tne
way
of
wntent.
work
means
wages.
and
Christmas
Dav,
thus
easing
Up
the
situation
to
a
cer-!ta
and
this
additional
re-
The
more
work
the
greats
the
tain
pvrpnt
1
tnu.
me
cwy
eouia
pui
men
w
'-
m
gtvmm
r-
worK
on
much
needed
local
im-
tvc
"
ir
imwkhwi
one
upon
Drovements
and
other
work
neeea.
"theT
and
sooner
or
Jater
Ujhe
sary
for
the
maintenance
of
your
moe?
P?n
byv
Si
Printa
Ra?
city.
Pt
will
nn4
its
way
back
h4oi
Not
only
will
the
merchants
and
w
POfk-
i
their
employees
benefit
from
the'
I',m,n'i
11
remiln
united
for
votitl-
will
seek
and
find
emnUv.
ment
at
home.
Worry
thai
leans
to
strife
w4U
cease:
anxiety
which
brtntfr
silk.
nest
will
end:
a-d
poverty
whfcfe
may
cause
an
inferierHy
esp)ex
i
to
arise
will
dlaoo4r.
Taxes
will
be
paid
more
reaiiiij
for
the
past
three
years,
have
been
V.
J"
of
ftnnt
AV,A
I
M
a
si.
WMW
KJOTa
i
rka
uiciUxrt7jrru
M
tjii
pa(.
linr
only.
Public
Mrrfet
vMl
ha
-
-
w
i.
Mir.
wi
i
-
l
i.
.
.
.
.
f.
f
.
"i-
rantaes
of
Home
BnonotalM
and
"
"Buy
at
Home"
and
youevery
cl-
i,.-,
"TT"
Itizen
of
Prince
Rupert-wtU
bW-
'lc
S
jfit.
and
the
city
will
experience
an
tSf,
JlSfe
era
of
prosperity
not
thought
poa-!
i
..SrSLT
Slble
under
rreent
eodMi.
!
..
.
"7.
w
www.
tmi
cnjioren
given
DacK
the
ad
And
the
beaUh,
wealth
and
ban.
I
piness
af
the
whole
communtfy
an-
"Buyat-llome"
is
a
ehsHeme
A
every
dividual
In
Prirce
Rupert
to
be
loyal
not
only
to
hhntelf
but
to
"the
bigger
whole."
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
The
Star
Welding
it
Machine,
Works
has
had
tne
Job
recently
of
rebushlng
the
clutch
of
the
halibut
'
boat
Viking.
The
same
shop
has
'
also
been
dolne
enalne
overhaul
I
the
nnirnr
inir
V
T
uUi....
j
!
.
-..
.
v
u(k
..
.
A
nityn
U41U
mc
nanouiier
rjmDia
BRONCHITIS
BANISHED
AFTER
30
YEARS
TORTURE
Th
amuing
cj
of
Mr.
TborM
Gull,
lUmJton,
Oot,
is
the
Ulk
of
trtnwt
who
knont
him.
lib
complftt
relief
lmot
ovtrnlitht
(ram
BrombiU
of
thirty
)tr
Miwiiag
i
rtairdrd
si
nothlnr
ihott
ol
i
uiritU
ly
frifnd
and
nflrhUMir.
Krid
hit
Mr.
Cull
iiyi:
'From
tbe
time
I
wn
i
ml
boy
until
the
i
of
tblrty.two,
I
wi.
nrrrr
fret
fm
a
bitLing
teiiih
ftWht
itwl
day.
Dmtors
toll
me
I
mi
ugerini
from
rtironlc
broiKhftUv4U.it
tktre
ai
ta
lirrnMnent
relief.
One
Hiy
I
nw
in
ivrmemrni
lor
HVl
KI.KVS
MIX
TUUK
The
wrd
brosc
bitlt
trrnttd
v
attention.
I
(Minbid
a
Ultle.
Il
ut
more
raw.
aswl
M
tt
rst.l.
11
"1.1.1
e-i
.
.
'
"W.
returned."
BUCKLEY'S
MIXTURE
ill
.ivi
ywi
the
Mme
InMint
relief
fwm
l
Mrant4ioK
torture
ef
RroiKkith,
mrf
U
:,.!
w
tmt,
toKa.iwiia
iiy
ik.1
xri
pom
UxUyr
A
Man's
Best
Gift
An
STORY
OF
GOVERNOR
'ilhterettet
Jllniself
(a
Fonts
From
'
1
Royhsod
nays
on
Farm
Assured
Income
for
those
he
loves
best
Surpawiiig
all
ollirr
Cliritma
rcni'in!rnnrr
is
one
gift
wlitrli
Life
IiMMirumr
inukix
pu-eilili
a
definite
monthly
income
to
your
uifr
aunl
i
hiMrcn,
guarding
them
forever
;ip;iiiit
want
am)
privation.
Can
you
think
of
any
ift
uliichill
lirinj;
Midi
t
jH-arc
of
iiiiuil
to
your
IovimI
iimti
!
With
Life
IiiMiraiKM'
you
am
ir
lliciu
t
Ia
roinfrlinf;
know-lcdr
that
you
ill
continue
to
Mipport
tlirni-vm
if
you
nuuiot
llur
with
tlu-in
all
tlu
CIintniaira
in
tin
fuliiro.
The
Lifti
Inunuin
plan
i
both
simple
ami
ffcurc.
Whether
you
deeide
on
au
income
of
$."0
or
$500
a
month,
tint
txart
aniouut
will
he
paid
regularly
without
fail
a
long
a
you
stipulate.
And,
your
j.avin",
(Iiiih
put
into
Lift?
Inauranrr,
ran
he
converted,
should
you
live,
into
a
petition
for
your
own
old
n;e.
Any
Life
IiKiiranrc
reproientativc
will
help
make.
Christina
memorahle
with
your
thouglufulue.'.
Life
Insurance
UARDIAN
OF
CANADIAN
HOMES
tlvlty
until
he
became
known
as
the
St.
On-gory
the
Great,
fillvn
rnx
King."
was
both
Inter.
In
1H4
he
married
Anne
Gavin
estina
and
romantic
.
of
tlgntsh.
and
their
rtiUdrcn
$tt
Mr
onlton,
a
Conservative.
aiar
aa
follows.
Charles
Mewtrd.
MP
one
uimirrsatfu)
aUssnnt
wsig
Us
CM.,
Sommervllle,
Mum-;
rrrds-ted
a
member
of
the
levMakfgi
iu.
tfe
of
A.
J.
OrtaeUefl,
ClOcago.
wnWy
for
the
first
dlstrlrt
Nor-
K
wf
,,',u,
A'
ohr,
r-rlnc
in
1912
He
became
minister
town:
Ut
of
WUIUm
J
wKhout
DortfoQo
He
mi
r..UrtM(
VM-
whent.
Mass.;
Edith,
wue
oi
Cl
f
AIIIXJTTETOWN.
P.E.I..
Dee.
m
mi
and
mtrrt
lN
......
....
Walter
A.
HpllUne.
Newton.
M-.
12:
t
CP)
Lieutenant
Governor
n.
u
.
Miaa
Miss
Irene.
Irene.
Clutrlottetdv-n;
Cluirlottetdwn:
and
and
Jrt"
Dalton
of
I'rlnct
Edward
Iatand.
featwl
In
the
general
slecUons
of
wno
oiea
ai
vne
wees-eno.
was
oorn
that
year.
In
November.
1M0.
he
in
ngnisn
on
June
,
low.
wie
son
was
appointed
Lieutenant
Oover-of
Patrick
Dulton
and
Mary
Mc-
nor.
He
was
then
In
his
eightieth
Carthy,
who
emigrated
from
Ire-
year
but
possessed
an
extraordln-land
and
settled
In
Prince
Edward
Vy
measure
of
physical
and
men-Island.
The
f
uturn
governor
was
tal
vigor,
lit
was
stUl
tali
and
mus-born
on
a
farm.
He
loved
life
in
the
cular.
open,
and
at
an
early
age.
develop-j
Mr.-Dalian
made
a
number
of
ed
Into
an
enthusiastic
nlmrod.
be-
munificent
donations
to
vmrthy
ing
a
keen
hunter
of
feathered
as
causes
He
emwtshed
the
DaMm-,well
as
furred
game.
He
delighted
Sanitarium,
first
of
the
kind
built
l
In
shooting
and
trapping,
by
means
in
Prince
Bdward
Island
eontrtbut-I
of
which
he
gained
that
knowledge
Ing
$).Gfl0.
of
wild
animals
which
stood
him
In
1
Mr
Dalton.
a
devoid
r
no
.
v
-...-v.
lliuv
s
7TV
M
-oJ
!..(..
...
li-
..
.
tmf.leiely.Thitbiptned
"T
.
"
""man
i;atnollc
Chureh.
astab-
,
snd
the
courh
bi
never
lboyhooc
,0
w"
.
V
plentiful
llshed
Daltnn
HaM
m
mnnMtlon
l
LI
1.
1..
I...
i.
.
.
...
.
,
ui
uu
vwiiihj.
ana
ou
great
amm-
wim
at.
Dunstan's
UnhertHy
a
,tlon
was
to
capture
the
black
fox.
church
Institution
at
Charlotte-
w.r
riet
oi
iw
iuki,
wnosc
pen
ai-
wiwn.
lie
made
Mher
irants
t
re-
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,
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in.
gm
ugiuua
insiuurinns
In
1817
the
rph
Oerald.
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Chic'
formerly
of
Newton.
Mass.
CheeKrJdf
THenfhoktum
1t
avwndcrrul
relief
fop
wWHutM.
endeavoring
to
breed
these
In
c
ap-
Knight
Commander
of
the
Order
of
i
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