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Member
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Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
JUST
TIfE
DIFFERENCE
as
there
is
no
Conservative
candidate
thev
feel
at
a
Iosf
just
what
to
do.
'
To
these
people
it
is
desirable
to
point
outt
that
Pattullo,
if
elected,
will
make
an
honest
effort
to
bring
about
a
better
condition
for
labor
and
industry
by
putting
the
idle
men
to
work
at
reasonable
wages
as
soon
as
possible
after
he
is
elected.
He
will
follow
out
the
Liberal
policy
as
laid
down
at
the
Vancouver
convention.
He
speaks
with
authority
because
he
is
the
head
of
a
strong
party
that
is
likely
to
be
returned
to
power.
Rudderham
is
in
a
different
position.
Anything
he
says
is
simply
his
own
opinion
and
he
has
to
be
guided
by
his
leaders,
if
he
should
be
elected.
He
has
no
authority
to
commit
himself
to
anything
except
the
platform
of
his
party.
His
party
stands
for
the
taking
over
of
all
banks
and
financial
institutions
and
industries
and
operating
them
by
the
state.
Private
property
is
to
be
virtually
abolished,
the
state
becoming
the
owners
of
everything.
If
carried
out
it
means
revolution
but,
in
order
to
evade
the
law,
it
is
sugar
coated
with
the
words
"by
constitutional
means."
Should
by
any
possible
chance
the
C.
C.
F.
party
be
returned
to
power
it
would
mean
the
immediate
formation
of
a
fascist
party,
in.oppositiojn
tp
them
'
jmd,
the
province
.....1.1
l
1
!11
I
i.
t
.
1
'
Muitiy
ue
einuruiieu
m
a
coniijpi
wnicn
would
not
end
until
a.
dictatorship
was
established
supported
by
armed
force.
That
has
been
the
outcome
in
Russia,
Italy
and
Germany
and
there
is
no
reason
to
believe
it
would
be
any
different-in
Canada.
To
avoid
the
possibility
of
a
condition
which
every
per
CAMPS
ARE
!
DISCUSSED
Unemployed
Council
in
Weekly
Session
Last
Night
The
meeting
of
the
Unemployed
in
Councils
held
last
night
in
the
"Dugout'
'of
the
Exchange
Building
3.00
was
well
attended.
Practically
the
9
00
on'y
business
was
a
discussion
of
,
the.
action
of
the
government
in
1,40
cutting
some
100
unemployed
oft
,02
relief
within
the
last
ten
days
and
15
ordering
them
to
the
camp
at
Pen-5
der
Harbor,
near
Vancouver.
First
-'hand
information
as
to
the
nature
of
these
camps
was
furnished
by
.several
speakers.
The
work
at
Pen
der
Harbor,
it
was
alleged,
far
from
Thursday.
Oct.
19.
1933
.
Hli4
,
,
0
waa
bbsb
A
L
lmnwuAManl
n4
nrlitnlA
mv-v
wit
uiipiuf
viiiciib
va
pi
tvaic
perty
held
by
speculators.
The
camp
j
a
s
A
number
of
residents
of
the
Prince
Rupert
riding
havc
by
ex-army
officers.
More
than
been
somewhat
puzzled
as
to
how
they
should
vote.
For
j
once
the
inmates
had
walked
out
merly
they
had
supported
a
Conservative,
preferring
the
,
n
aecoam
of
the
eondi-Conservative
policy
rather
than
that
of
the
Liberals.
But
t,OIU
w
mwrr
iivriy
ana
neatea
srfiupem
the
decision
of
the
meeting
was
that
thoae
who
have
beecueut
off
relief
demand
reinstatement
en
relief
and
refuse
to
leave
the
court
house
building
until
satisfied.
The
general
contention
was
that
Jail
was
preferable
to
existence
working
eight
hours
a
day
for
twenty
cents.
Aircraft
Used
to
Enable
Northern
People
to
Vote
VICTORIA.
Oct
19
Modern
aviation
is
aldinx
p
D
Walker
deputy
provincial
secretary
in
the
big
problem
of
getting
ballots
and
other
election
papers
into
the
vast
and
sparsely
populated
region
of
the
province
lying
north
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
south
of
the
Yukon
border.
AUtn.
gkcena.
Omlneca,
Fort
Gear
He
and
Eeact
River
are
the
ridings
in
whfch
aircraft
may
have
to
be
used
in'
transportation
of
documents
which
formerly
had
to
be
taken
by
pack
horse
In
the
summer
and
dog
team
In
the
winter.
Pew
British
Columbians.
son
would
deplore
it
Is
far
better
to
vote
for
the
only
partv
""?J
lS?'V"'
"
that
can
possibly
bring
.about
orderly
sane
government
in
,
ZJZJSZL
IS
Uritish
Columbia
and
Pattullo
the
leader
is
of
that
party,
the
season
is
getting
1st
si
Million
Deposit
Accounts
Denote
Confidence
Attt
oficcs
throughout
CanaJa
the
Bank
of
Montreal
hat
avtr
one
million
deptMit
accounts.
,
The
depositors,
Canadian
individuals
and
Canadian
;
business
firms,
represent
every
class
of
the
community
in
dty
and
country
alili:
from
persons
of
large
means
to
chilJren.
starting
theirjife's
savings,
from
industrial
corporations.of
tnternatinaal.scope
to
farmers
and
small
tradesmen.
,t.;
pw)d
faith,
good
will
and
good
banking
practice
pa
the
part
of
those
directing
the
Rank
grow
naturallr
"f"''
""
,'5lf
the
sense
of
responsibility
imposed
by
this
ex
'
M,..;nnfni,v,..,;,l
C.I
i
HI
AD
oince
mm
MONTKIAI
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
A
HANK.
WHERE
SMALL
ACCOUNT
AR
WELOM:
Prince
tupcrt
Branch
t
V.
A.
MacCAU-UM.
Manager
Stewart
liranrli:
R.
R.
HAACK,
JanaKfr
creammei.
tiik
dait.y
Nnva
improve
TkMarketsWPiAs
SOUPS
and
,
PRESENTED
SAUCES
this
delicious
way
.
.
M
'VOWATt
Wli.ii
i-
more
u-iwiiiiig
than
iii
h
i
rramy,
hmi'
lnlrd,
iuiie
ofli
mhsi
i
a
"meal
it-ell
'
warn
arena
re
il
with
Nrilr'
Evauof.
a
i
rl
M
i
t
k
Tor
luiilih
tuniralra-to
I
rirhna
and
nourihiimil
.
S,,u.
prrpartd
with
Nest
It'i
I
iir4rl
Milk
.irr
Miriur
ill
oner
in
flavour,
ml
color
ami
leie
in
com
1)1.111
iImm
mailt
ith
any
other
form
ol
milk'
All
(hoc
advantage
are
grMilv
10
Iw
lrwri
in
the
prrparat
km
ot
lih
mhi
and
aaures--
ami
when
iwnniifiiif
1111I1U
to
tkee,
you
ill
waul
lu
trv
1
be
rn
ipe
for
Potato-Sjinacb
Soup,
gitai
Iwfaiw
a
kmbI
in
itastf.
Potato
Spinach
Soup
H
cap
batur.
or
Wm
H
cup
v
fcufiurd
imicHl
I
BMn
ultra
miuv
1
hirkaa
tH
r
tfttucU
i
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It.
)
Ncrtk
Eminir
l
Mill
Cok
n-n
kwt
m
1
1
Ul
oaltl
Add
w
-rt
piau.
vit.h
aad
mafiiiinn
t'oiik
.luwl.
mild
p4,i!.-
i,
tru4if.
AU
NmV
EvKrad
Milk
.
.
I
i
ilMMuukiilr
NESTLfS
EVAPORATED
MILK.
Capitalists
From
East
to
Inspect
Mining
Ii
Retail
prices
currei
:
foMows:
Vegetables
Punvpkkw,
lb
Celery,
head
Petatuee,
B.C..
10
lbs.
Safk
-
Ottrrot;
BP,
bu-neh
.
a
lb.
-
Oufumberei
eaeii
Bweet
Potatoes,
to.
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
2
lbs
Bajket
Outdoor
Jb.
Basket
Often
TogwtUsea,
t
1
O.
tons.
lbs.
Green
Onions,
t
they
may
visit
Prince
Rapeu
db
j1-
J4.
ot
snct
eui
wneiner
or
not
Uvesr
wty
riwi
ftcwai
.
....
...
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)
......
"Warn
that
tha
r
nuiier
jPaaey.
cartoned,
lb.
here
arc
No.
1,
Oreen
Beaaj.
ife.
Oarllc,
tpejrUd.
ptr
U
Cabbage,
.
C
lb.
.
..
B.
c.
Head
Uttuc).
to
r...
Cattfomta.
-
Cora.
dot.
Hubbard
Squash,
lb.
Oteen
reapers,
tfe.
VeteUbit
Msceowa.
ko
White.
Pieeelag
Ontau,
1
s.
8panish
Onkms.
lb.
Bei,
buoch,
Paratof.
banctt
Turnips,
lbs.
Apples
Cooking.
5
lbs.
Okanagaa
Oravenatein,
4
lbs
MrlnUieli.
4
lbs.
Wuiter
Banaaaa.
4
lbs.
I'rulu
Valencia
Oranaea,
do.
We
ta
.
...
M
lie.
to
M
&
245
i)4
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M
.10
M
m
.49
M
J-
.96
M
.11
I
MX
M
M
M
m
Lemons.
Cel..
SAe
to
M
Orapefruit,
CaHL.
te
la
Italian
Prunes,
fh.
Crate
Pears,
doc
Cooking
Pears,
4
I
Bananas,
lb.
Peaches,
dee.
Crate
ntprpsU
Mataf
Qn
to-
"its
C0li
Concord
Orape.
taaket
Seedleas
Orapes
VANCOUVER
Oct
19
-Percy
Caaaba
Mekwa.
Hi.
Rockeleller.
official
of
the
Stead-
Qutnc.
ard
OH
Co.i
Oette
Tuifney.
reUrrd
Hour
world
s
heavyweight
boxinc
cham-
Hor
I.
No
1
haid
wheat
pion.
Carle
Conway,
head
of
the
Second
Patent
Continental
Can
Co..
and
Ben
Patry
Flour
16
lb.
He
ta
Smith,
millionaire
New
Vfxk
mla
AlMt-
Ptry
Flour.
1
lbs.
mg
"'
man.
arrived
i"
In
mi
Vancouver
naucwmr
last
shs
!
Money
RHLIAHIiK
SKUVICK
Phone
Hlue
320
The
most
efficient
servlde
Is
the
more
economical.
Our
new
equipment
is
the
latest
in
servicing,
assuring
'you
the
best
work.
Why
not
have
a
proper
aerial.
Hatl-maUts
on
antenna
Installations
cheer
fully
given.
Superior
Radio
Service
336
Second
Avenue
Phone
Blue
320
Y
O,
llos
132
A
(J
nAItTLETT
C
II
IN8ULANDER
LA
A
ATX
Urn
ibttm.
The
duty
of
adrainis-teriri
tat
gpsermaent
of
the
M
country
must
likewise
be
perform-ed.
It
was
the
duty
of
Psrent-
Teaebers'
Associations
and
other
-
twaaabartons
mietestad
in
the
welfare
of
the
youth
to
use
all
fair
means
to
keen
edusaiii"J
fani.
J
M
Me.
ta
.49
JS
J4
.4
T.
IV.
of
I
ties
p
ItruHii
Speaker
'arent
Tearheis'
lion
at
Mrrting
Tbere
was
a
verv
larae
attend
anee
ot
members,
friends,
and
pu
plli
of
the
aehoeli
at
the
regular
monthly
taeetlcf
of
the
Prlnoe
Ru.
pert
IHirant-Teaehers'
Asaooiatu.n
which
was
held
)asl
seetflb
k
the
Booth
Memorial
School
The
or-eaeten
wste
the
annual
preem'.ta-tlon
of
High
School
entrance
di-ptsmas
to
the
gradaattng
elasses
Of
the
Borden
St.
and
Nooth
Me-
gaorial
tchaols
Mrs
H.
I
man
areaMed
and
T
W.
MaseBtad
the
diplomas
i
the
Oovernor-Oeneral'i
medal.
Prior
U,
the
presanUtloto,
Mr
Brown
snoke
briefly
an
the
duty
of
the
state
toward
education
While
the
stale
had
moral
duty
to
perform,
as
far
as
It
was
able
a
eomp'ete
primary
a
d
secondary
education
to
all
who
are
rapablr
of
profiting
bv
it
yet
It
t
i
imtmt
must
must
he
he
Kl
ManaaMkniH
tha
mint
has
Umm
nihsr
other'
Ivgiarbuit
daies
to
perform
TV
I
atate
moat
pay
Its
)ust
debu
1.
1
mart
perform
Its
humanltarisr.
I
duty
to
the
poor
and
the
aged
and
to
the
level
of
reeentvean
feet
they
saaet
keep
In
mind
st
ttv
auee
Usae
that
the
sUU
had
alio
Usee
other
Important
function
to
ntajkUaJa.
Mr.
Brown
then
addressee,
the
ynaat
graduates,
and
told
them
of
8n
Impnrtanes
of
their
new
studies
In
aeaalrlng
new
coreeuu
He
tM
empnashwd
the
Importance
of
ten
-M
eral
principles
and
advteed
the
ttu-W
dents
to
develop
an
inquiring
M
mind.
When
they
heard
farts
and
.19
aaeabma
of
raeta
they
should
learn
J6
to
farm
their
own
opinions
la
are
ii
i
tint
ttaw
Oefrnor-en
A
eral
s
medal
to
MUs
Ms
reel
le
Jaboar.
who
received
the
highest
asks
la
this
inspectorate
st
the
recent
Htar.
School
entrance
exam-
iHBlbH,.
t
t.1
.
.
lyiMM.
r.
rnwwn
mmrsea
mat
week
and.
ia.a
Boeing
totam
flyman
atwatd
Honey,
per
)sr
39e
ta
M
Via
aoaor
of
wkining
this
medal
Mat
w.
W
a
T.f
-
ui
nfflh
tUMIf
S
mjmm
was
all
all
the
w
.
u.
.
i
WW""
"J.
lUmipfH,
WW
I
-"-
-
make
a
tour
of
nMome
tatetiam
m
Eggs
i.n
l.M
M
British
Cotumma
it
u
linimiilaiiil
'
li
C
PKsn
Bxrag
eartemed
.
.44
actually
known.
go
to
that
city
hi
net:
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Kupert
I
October
19.
1913
Liquor
was
responsible
for
the
recent
tragedy
at
Kimsqult.
an
Indian
fishing
village
on
Dean
Channel,
where
four
Indians
were
shot
dead
by
another
member
or
the
tribe
In
a
drunken
fury
it
I
an
noaneed
by
the
provincial
poii
fatJowtng
Investigation
of
the
af
ftay
roliowlng
authorbjatton
of
trie
aervice
by
she
Beard
nf
nui!wi
QDmmatsianers.
freight
'and
ausw
n
m
Iralk
wU4H-nbably
Mai:
i
niat
between
Prince
Ru-.w-rt
mk.
fgeattaaie
very
worn
it
is
announced
by
Oeneral
Superintendent
W
C.
C.
Mehan
IT'S
WONDERFUL
HOW
BUCKLEY'S
CAN
FIX
A
COLD
SO
QUICKLY
That
v
wtmt
iurr:ea
evi
ry.
one
uhii
lik
IIUCKM
Y'.Si
lor
ine
jirnt
uidi
i
Aecuatemed
tV
mvlmty
c
u
n
g
h
remcilii
t
h
r
y
,
don't
oeneet
any
neneiit
inr
-r-il
dsyi,
anrt
ifin
llfll
IMl
...l..f
IVn.
,a
a
a
r
p
asteunA
to
c.,,,1
s
er
-
'flMt
ilnu
..f
ttiriii
l'Vip
mt
rUKK
mvM
iin...,.(.
L.I.I.
..II.
Take
Mlaa
Mary
Hysary,
Utenslde,
J.k.,
for
wrltei:.
IwMt
inur
I
caught
a
very
st.
wir?
"l,d;
A
M
'""die
witbnut
dtrtvins-
any
benefit.
At
a
UEY'i
MIXTUHK.
It
is
wonderful
V"
Mf
ro,l
"0
quickly."
nhetktr
yeur
eld
U
merely
in
the
aneeslnjr,
snifflng
aUee,
or
swsy
dp
down,
I(ukl.v'a
wilt
bring
you
prompt,
,urt,
safe
relief.
It
seta
like
a
flash
A
single
sip
"
proviw
It,
Oct
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