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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
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'
.
H.
V.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
THE
BUILDING
TRADES.
,
tThe
population
of
Canada
is
increasing
rapidly
but
no
pjroVisibn
ih
being
made:
for
this
increase
either
in
increase
housing
acdommbdation
or
in
those'public
works
wmclji
"usually
keep
pace
with
population
increases.
The
result
ik
that
Canada
is
running
behind
in
her
building
and,
as
soon
as
the
people
again
acquire
sufficient
confidence,
there
is
gvery
prospect
of
a
building
boom.
Statistics
provided
through
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
show'1
that
sine
statistics
have
been
compiled
there
lia$
been
no
time
at
which
the
building
trades
have
bej?n
so
slack
as
they
dre
today.
The
condition
of
the
industry
is
W8r?ethaft
it
v'as
in
1915,
the
previous
low
point,
whicli
followed
the
boom
days
of
1912.
,The
business
slump
from
which
we
are
now
beginning
to
recover
is
due
to
a
large
extent
to
the
almost
total
stoppage
of
building
operations.
The
moment
building
commences
again
the
unemployment
slack
will
be
taken
up
in
that'
trade
and
in
the
hundreds'
of
other
trades
dependent
upon
building
for
their
life.
;
Mn
employed
in
the
building
trades
are
mostly
skilled
men'
whd
earn
good
wages.
Once
they
get
back
to
work
their
buying
power
will
return
and
the
general
revival
of
business
for
which
we
have
looked
will
be
with
us
again.
'
So
great
was
the
agitation
a
couple
of
years
ago
for
reduction
of
wages
and
general
economy
in
all
walks
of
life
that
it
takes
time
for
people
to
regain
the
amount
of
confidence
necessary
to
encourage
them
to
engage
in
building
njogram?.
With
the
cutting
down
of
wages
and
the
pruning
of
expenses
has
come
also
the
cutting
down
of
rents
C'ith
the
result
that
the
rents
paid
today
are
not
sufficient
tjb
encourage
investment
in
buildings
of
any
kind.
'The
suggestion
coming
from
Ottawa
that
Premier
Bennett
is
considering
the
launching
of
public
works
to
take
care
of
the
unemployed
is
the
most
encouraging
news
heard
of
late
in
connection
with
recovery
plans.
It
is
the
scheme
advocated
and
promised
by
T.
D.
Pattullo
in
his
public
addresses.
The
announcement
of
such
a
scheme
would
have
the
effect
of
inspiring
confidence
and
would
he
the
first
step
toward
activity
in
the
building
trades.
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
PRESB
YTERIAN
CHURCH
MinhUr,
Rev,
W.
D.
Grant
HolljnjwortU,
BA.
.11
AM.
Morning
Worship
Sermon
8ubject:
"THE
COIN
IN
THE
CORNER"
li:15,
Sunday
School
reopens
In
all
classes
12:30.
Sunday
School
In
Weetview
School
There
will
be
no
evening
service.
The
congregation
Is
re
quested,
to
attend
First
United
Chnrch
on
the
oceaskm
ef
their
anniversary.
'
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Uev.
C.
D.
Clarke,
Pastor
T
TWENTY-FIFTH
ANNIVERSARY
SERVICE
f
1
1
A.M..
"BUILDINO
CHURCHES"
12:
15,
Sunday
School
7
VM,
Organ
Recital.
Miss
S.
Ola
f
son,
A.T.C.M.
730,
THE
FUNCTION
OF
THE
CIHJRCir
Anthem.
'TE
DEUM,"
The
Choir
Splo,
"Nearer,
My
Ood.
To
Thee."
J.-
E.
Davey
Mrs.
MUlei
Mrs.
Large.
J.
S.
Wilson,
Dr.
Large
Quartette.
"Come
Unto
Me"
We
a.preclate
the
splendid
spirit
shown
by
the
Presbyterian
and
Baptist
Chqrchet
In
withdrawing
their
evening
services
to
worslip
with
us
on
this
occasion.
OLD
EMPRESS
HOTEL
Horn
of
the
Fisherman,
Utter,
Miner
KOOMS-318
ptf
month,
$3
per
week,
50e
per-
nltM
SHOWER
BATHS
Third
Avenue
Phone
948
JtMMIJS
CICCONR
NEW
ROYAL
J.
Zarelli,
Proprietor
"A
HOME
WAX
rROM
IJOME"
Ratrs
up
60,
Rooms,
llot
aVQold.Vyater
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Dox
189
il
Boys'
Gym
Club
Starting
Soon
Activities
Will
be
Continued
For
Yeuths
of
From
FJght
to
11
Wih
T.
Barton
In
Charge
There
was
a
good
attendance
of
boys
and
fathers
at
the
meeting
held
last
night
In
the
Armory
to
re-'fjrganize
'
the
Junior
Bears'
Oym
fflub.
It
was
decided
to
continue
ac-
tvltles
during
the
coming
winter
.
unaer
me
instruction
or
Tom
Bar-'
ton
and
the
first
class
will
be
held
i
on
Tuesday
evening
of
next
week.
(The
classes
will
be
open
to
boys
be-;
tween
the
ages
of
eight
and
four
teen
years.
R.
II.
Ourd,
aoeountant
of
Cassia
r
cannery,
was
a
passenger
on
board
the
Cardea
last
night
going
through
from
Ihe
Skeena
River
to
Varxouver
where
h
Will
spend
the
winter.
EXPOUNDED
FOR
C.C.F.
(Continued
from
page
one)
I-pburlng
&
quarter
of
a
million
young-
Canadian
for
whom
life
had
nothing
to
offer.
'
System
Disintegrating
In
short,
declared
the
speaker.
the
capitalistic
system
was
dfein-
attempt
to
resuscitate
the
broken
down
system
Instead
of
endeavoring
to
devise
a
new
plan
to
meet
the
new
and
modern
order
of
things.
Declaring
that
the
Intention
and
Vinvxa
nf
t
Via
r
C
f
Ten
c
tn
hrlllff
out
precipitating
conflict
or
ser
iously
disrupting
the
present
social
order,
the
speaker
the
only
hope
of
bridging
the
chasm
was
to
act
Intelligently
now.
It
things
were
allowed
to
drift
as
they
were
now
going
and
unemployment
permitted
to
Increase,
there
was
danger
ere
lonf
of
the
elemental
urge
to
live
dominating
the
Hua-tton
with
dbMtreus.
and
ruinous
results.
All
the
industrialized
nations
of
the
world
were
today
producing
a
surplus
of
the
same
goods
with
the
result
that
there
were
no
foreign
markets
for
any
estmtry.
The
debts
of
the
world
eeuld
not
be
pafel
fn
gold
for
the
simple
reason
that
the
debts
of
the
world
aggregated
four
hundred
billion
dollars
In
gold
with
but
eleven
bMfon
dollars
of
gefd
existing.
"There
can
be
no
Improvement,"
declared
the
speaker,
"until
a
type
of
statesmanship
has
been
developed
with
the
courage
to
wipe
out
the
great
weight
of
debt
and
abandon
the
cot
lapsing
capitalistic
system."
There
was
no
reason
why
the
people
of
Canada
should
have
to
go
without
thnae
thirura
urhieh
th
country
produced
In
abundance.
To
I
save
wealth
it
most
be
realised
that
ffeHlth
mast
be
consumed.
The
government
should
be
able
to
provide
trie
people
with
the
wherewithal
to
obtain
the
goods
which
the
country
produced.
By
this
means
alone'
could
trade
be
restored.
Turning
his
attention
to
what
the
C.
C.
F.
proposed
to
do,
Mr.
Irvine
gave
his
views
as
to
the
economic
philosophies
of
the
three
groups
capitalistic
as
represented
ly
the
Liberals
and
Conservatives,
Wjrnmunlstle
and
C.
C.
F.
The
first
was
conservative
and
reactionary,
the
second
radical
and
short-sighted,
t&e
third,
based
on
common-sense
and
natural
principles.
The
speaker
told
how
the
C.
C.
F.
had
been
formed
by
the
joining
together
of
tanner.
labor
and
other
groups
for
the
common
object
of
bringing
about
an
orderly
change
In
the
economic
system.
The
C
C
F.
would
KADIO
SEASON
Enjoy
the
full
sea-son
with
your
set
tuned
to
maximum
efficiency.
We
can
insure
you
of
this
by
having
your
set
gone
over
now.
and
ad-Justed
to
first
class
condition,
as
Inefficient
operation
Is
a
poor
Investment.
Battery
sets
modernized
with
the
new
economical
two
volt
tubes.
Superior
Radio
Service
'
33(1
Second
Avenue
Phone
Blue
320
P.
O,
Box
132
A
O.
BARTLETT
;
CJl
1N8ULANOER
m
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday.
191
substitute
"brotherly
co-operation"
for
the
bloodthirsty
struggle
for
'things
whl$v,were
no
longer
scarce.
The
attitude
of
the
(?.
C.
F.
approach
wal"wlth
scientific
methods
and
'wjth
due
regard
to
naturaf
and.
orderly
processes.
Must
Make
Start
"We
do
not
know,"
said
the
speaker,
how
long
It
wltf
take
us
,,
"
"
.
r
v
to
develop
V
the
"
new
system
but
we
tlon,
the
system
had
been
success-
.
.
.
do
realize
that
there
must
be
nn
no
nnorarmnc
aa
t
n
t
i
iiianra
irnnnri'ji
fill
Vnif
Ir,
MLtrthntlnn
If
huH
hen
MK
"'"C
a
lamentable
failure,
besplte
such,
fJf
"
.
Was
MTC
iSlbCMLlUll
Ul
uc
v
It
-
....-.
esUbUsh
national
eco
a
"pianned
conference
and
the
world
economic
.
.
conference,
which
might
.
.
t.A-
..
I
moaern
me
ana
u
ormg
bdoui
.w.fSocUIIzatlon
of
finance
and
credit
....
I
.
voting
their
entire
efforts
In
vi
thef
naM.A
to
provide
themselves
with
and
use
the
goods
which
the
country
put
upoo
the
market
The
C
C
F.
woW
take
the
administration
of
currency
Land
credit
out
of
the
hands
of
the
about
a
nTwnomlc
system
Jtl'
be
eminent
where
It
rightfully
longed
so
that
It
might
be
admln-
deelared
that
uu?red
wiU?
lu.
per
economic
junction
in
inf
interest
of
the
needs
of
the
people.
The
speaker
concluded
by
urging
hs
listeners
to
exercise
their
franchise
In
support
of
an
organization
whose
object
it
was
to
bring
about
by
orderly
means
the
much
seeded
change
of
economic
system.
If.
this
were
done1,
there
was
bo
tfaatfer
of
Canada
not
being
able
to
come
through.
Following
the
addess,
a
few
questions
were
directed
at
Mr
Irvine
by
communist
sympathisers
In
the
audience.
Mr.
Irvine
informed
his
questioners
that
the
C.
C.
F.
could
do,
nothing
ontH
it
"obtained
power
by
eonstrtoUoml
meaaa."
He
made
It
clear
that
the
C.
C.
F.
was
not
In
favor
of
resorting
to
measures
of
force
but
to
obtain
power
by
means
of
the
people's
franchise.
Ex-Aid.
O.
B.
Casey
took
the
floor
evidently
with
the
Intention
of
making
a
speech
rather
than
asking
a
question
and
finally
was
prevailed
upon
to
resume
his
seat
after
which
the
meeting
adjourned.
Size
3U
x
3'2
4.40x21
4.50x20
4.50x21
4.75
x
19
4.75x20
5.00x19
5.00
x
20.
5.25x18
Provincial
Head
Of
Eastern
Star
Honored
at
Tea
In
honor
of
Mrs.
Effie
M.
Schmeelk.
worthy
grand
matron
of
the
Order
of
the
Eastern
Star
for
British
Columbia,
who
Is
a
visitor
here
from
Victoria,
a
tea
and
reception
la
being
held
tht
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Samuel
Massey.
assisting
Mrs.
Masse
In
receiving
the
guests.
Other
members-
of
the
local
chapter
are
assisting
in
pour
ing
and
receiving.
Mr
Schmeelk.
who
paid
an
official
vu.lt
to
BeUst
Chapter
last
TEAM
FOR
SMITHERS
At
a
special
meeting
of
the
exe
cutive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Association
a
team
consisting
of
Jack
Nelson.
Nick
Chenoskt.
BIH
Larable.
Sonny
SUlea,
Eddie
Smith.
Walter
Johnson,
Doug.
Stalker,
Alex
Mitchell.
Stan
Morln
and
Scoop
Bury
was
chosen
to
represent
PrlnrA
Pnnort
In
Smlthert
Ul
a
Ser-
nomy"
an
economic
plan
.
wniFourt
.fttl
Fourth
Avenue
Avenue
West,
west,
Worn
rrom
S
'
to
to
S
9
M
M
w.
nlaved
on
Seoftmber
17
mlit
temporar
o'clock.
Miss?
Caroling
'Mitchell,
and
18
with
an
al,4r
ufe
wprt-
must
eventually
die.
Unfortunately.
,
,
"'":r".7.":
rT.'
nung
the
Buixiey
vauev
tMstoau
Leatue.
Johnny
0mWM
was
Pnamed
as
a
spirs
Jn
the
eveai
of
any
of
the
previously
mentioned
players
being
unWe
to
task
tas
trip.
The
local
team.
wMcb
will
be
In
nlgfct
is
leavm
this
evening
ic
I
charge
of
Jack
Campaell.
wUl
leave
Prince
George.
for
Smith
r
oa
Saturday
evenlnK
Surprise
Party
,
Happy
Affair
Mrs.
Helge
Oden
and
Miss
Chris-'
sle
McLeod
were
Joint
hostesses
last
night
a
C
a
delightful
surprise
party,
In
honor
of
Uls
Mary
Robertson
and
Johnny
Pierce
whose
marriage
Is
taking
place
this
afternoon.
A
toast
to
the
bride
was
observed
and
there
was
a
treasure
hanf,
the
winner
of
which
van
Miss
Mary
McDonald.
Dancing
and
games
were
enjoyed
and
delletaM
refreshment!
served.
About
thirty
friends
of
the
eentraetfng
couple
were
present.
N'atianal
Leoc
Mew
York
X
Ptttsbtrrg
1.
Brooklyn
0.
Cincinnati
13.
Boston
3.
Chicago
&
Philadelphia
5,
St.
Lou
Ik
8.
America
league
St.
Louis
3;
New
York
5.
Cleveland
3,
Philadelphia
'
Detroit
4-4.
Boston
3-3.
Chicago
3,
Washington
1.
Regular
4-ply
Speedways
also
at,
reduced,
prices
Regular
$4.64
6.45
6.95
7.25
7:95
8.30
8.60
8;95
9.70
ef
next
week
and
retarn
the
Tuesday
evening
following.
Man
in
the
Moon
The
Elks'
so
It
bull
team
wa
beaten
by
the
children
and
the
old
men
both.
How
are
the
mighty
fallen!
The
printer's
devil
watched
the
game.
(
Then
took
his
pen
in
hand.
i
So
that
posterity
might
learn
!
'
'About
teat
srrUered
band.
!
Proud
mona
rests
0
Use
forest
boM
That
reared
their
heads
so
high.
Bad
victims
of
tbeirowa
false
pride.
llow
low
today
they
lie.
fooHalh
too.
in
his
treat
strensth.
Bagged
tend
In
(toys
of
yore.
Bur
David
took
a
litUe
atone
And
made
his
forehead
sore
This
lee
from
the
children
take
Avoid
that
lofty
tone.
Mix
greatness
with
humility
Or
youth
may
make
you
moan
Hear
lJ
uty
$8.20
8.70
8.90
9.50
10.25
10.55
11.05,
11.75
Excise
Tax
Extra
'
Nota-Tour
old
tlfta
rtroorad,
your
rims
scraped
free
of
rust'
and
new
Goodyeara
concctt?
mounted,
without
extra
charfie!
FALL
CLEANING
This
is
the
time
fo
get
curtains
and
rapes
freshened
up
f
i
the
winter
Winter
Coats
Will
be
needed
tftWiy
be
clean
!
Ideal
Cleaners
Secern!'
St.
fbone
li
P5al
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You
Know?
We
Sell
the
Finest
FL00RWAX
Made
For
Onlr
50c
per
lb.
This
la
not
a
However,
It
did
v
.
as
maptracaln
a
ago.
Ask
tu
ai,
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Steel
A
10c
pkjf.
sr
i.sfesf
a
v
AH
Goodyear
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fully
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