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Wednesday,
Nov.
8,
1933
Prince
Rupert
people
had
sufficient
faith
in
the
new
leader
to
re-elect
him
as
their
representative.
While
they
cannot
expect
any
special
favors
because
he
is
to
be
premier,
they
will
expect
and
get
a
square
deal.
That
is
what
we
think
they
have
always-received
from
him
when
he
had
the
power
to
give
it.
One
thing
is
sure.
T.
D.
Pattullo
will
be
the
real
head
of
the
administration
and
he
will
be'
an
active
head.
When
asked
for
an
interview
after
the
election
he
told
the
newspapermen
that
it
was
no
time
for
talking.
This
was
now
the
time
for
action
rather
than
talk.
By
the
time
the
new
cabinet
is
announced
next
week
it
is
probable
that
the
new
premier
will
have
laid
out
a
plan
of
attack
on
the
depression.
He
will
undoubtedly
have
laid
plans
for
carrying
out
his
promise
of
"work
and
wages."
It
is
possible
that
he
will'make
some
kind
of
announcement
in
the
near
future
but,
before
doing
so,
he
will
probably
consult
with
his
new
cabinet
and
enthuse
them
with
the
importance
of
the
work
they
have
in
hand.
British
Columbia
will
look
for
a
new
deal
under
the
new
premier.
and
we
feel
sure
the
new
deal
will
be
forthcoming.
It
will
take
a
little
time,
doubtless,
for
the
financial
situation
is'
one
that
must
be
tackled
immediately.
The
admin
istration
must
carry
on
but
it
cannot
do
so
without
money.
Also
the
new
cabinet
will
have
to
prepare
almost
imme
diately
to
meet
the
new
Legislature
eariy
in
the
new.
year,
possibly
in
February.
There
is
much
to
be
done
and
time
is-pressing.
In
the
meantime
we
shall
all
feel
a
new
hope
loiva
brighter
future.
SATURDAY
CLOSING
In
"An
Act
to
Amend
the
Armistice
Day
Act"
being
Chapter
24
of
the
Statutes,
of
Canada,
1931
is-the
follow-ing:
"Throughout
Canada
in
each
and
every
year
the
11th
day
of
November,
being
the
day
in
the
year
1918
on
which
the
war
was
formally
concluded
.by
an
Armistice
shall
be
a
holiday
and
shall
be
observed
as
such
under
the
name
of
"Remembrance
Day."
The
city
solicitor
explains
that
this
applies
only
so
far
as
the
Dominion
has
jurisdiction
such
as
in
the
case
of
the
banks
but
that
the
closing
of
stores
comes
under
provincial
jurisdiction
and
the
statutes
of
Canada
do
not
annlv
un
less
a
bylaw
is
passed
bv
the
citv
makintr
it
onerntive'
However,
it
seems
likely
that
"most
local
merchants
will
owerve
the
holiday.
PASSES
AT
CEDARVALE
Mr.
Robert
.
Tomlfnson,
For,
Sixty
Years
2n
mel
In
Mission
Work,
Dies.
at
Age
ot
82
V
.
c'bDARV-ALR
Nov.
8:
(CPMrs.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Foggy,
calm,
36
Aiya
?h
Clohdy,
calm.
33.
Anyoxr-
CJoudy.
calm,
34.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
35.
Haselton
Cloudy,
calm,
32.
Smlthe-rs
Cloudy,
ealm,
26.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calf,
36.
Robft
tpmitnson,
aged
83,
who
An
enjoyable
daace
tor
yount
plottrea
in.
missionary
work,
with
poopfe.
was
held
tart
nlM
In
the
her.
MM
husband
In
Northern
Bri-
Elk'
HaU
by
Julius
Welle
and
his
tlsh
Columbia
60
years
ago,
died
orchestra.
There
was
a
fair
atten-here
yesterday.
dance.
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
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RUPERT.
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SPUDS
Root
Vegetable
Crop
Cut
Down
as
Editor.
Dally
News:
Result
of
Unseasonable
In-
The
first
phase,
the
electoral
terior
Heather
phase,
of
our
labor
in
the
social
and
economic
reconstruction
Is
r"t"
"Zrr'
...
..t
We
have
overcome
the
political
i
''.chaos.
The
people
have
enstructed
reasonable
and
the
public
is
being!
advised
to
buy
now
as
higher
prices
are
expected.
In
view
of
the
shortage
of
interior
potatoes,
a.
number
of
shipments
of
southern
potatoes
have
been
received
in
town
but
are
being
sold
at
higher
prices
than
the
uoriver
nradurt.
vuiir
nn
I
r,
iv
nnifmoii
nAi
itiim.i.
!
v
ijvu
itnii
liV.nnLUioii
uuiiU.uuim
Airlines
of
preserving
fruits
are
With
the
accession
of
the
Pattullo
government
to
office
no
off
the
market
on
which
win-
next
week,
British
Columbia
people
will
be
looking
for
a
!
Ur
rarlHl
of
n
and
app
Carrots.
B.C..
bunch
04
10
lbs.
M
Cucumbers.
Victoria
hothouse
small,
each
.12
Sweet
Potatoes.
Ib.
10
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
No.
1,
2
lb
M
Basket
60
Brussells
Sprouts
lb
13
Onions.
8
lbs.
.20
Savoy
Cabbage,
lb.
06
Leeks,
bunch
06
Oarlia.
imported,
per
lb.
JSi
Cabbage.
B.
C
lb
06
Cal.
Head
Lettuce,
10s-to
.16
Cauliflower,
lg.,
B.C..
ea,
26c
to
J30
Hubbard
Squash,
lb.
06
Oreen
Peppers,
lb.
15
Vegetable
Marfows,
lb
.01
Spanish
OnteH.
lb.
10
Beets,
bunch,
04
Balk.
8
lbs.
j$
Parsieyi
buneh
Turnips,
10
lbs
Jt
Parsnips
upriver
washed,
6-lb.
M
Apples
Cooking,
5
lbs.
J6
Winter;
Bananas,
4
lbs
&
Bx
'
im
Mclntotb
Reds
fanr.
bulk.
4i
los,
ae
Box
im
'
G
Bulk,
41bs.
Box
1.76
Fancy
Wrapped.
3
lbs.
M
Box
..
2.40
JoHathoas,
fanay
bulk;
44b.
.
5
Box
IM
O.
Bulk.
4.
lbs.
.25
Box
1.78
Orimes
QoWen
and
Rome
Beauty,
fancy
bulk.
4
lbs.
.2
Box
1J6
Denctous
"8"
wrapped,
4
lbs.
....
M
Box
238
Fancy
wrapped,
3
lbs.
26
Box
2JM
Fruits
Valencia
Oranges,
dog.
20c
to
....
Mi
Lemons.
Cal..
20c
to
401
Grapefruit.
Calif,
6c
to
10
Jamaica
Grapefruit,
each
7c
to
.13
I'eara,
Anjous,
doz
40
Pomegranates,
each,
5c
to
08
Cooking
Pears,
4
lbs.
J26
Bananas,
lb
.
15
Tokay
Grapes,
lb.
20
Emperor
Grapes
.20
Crabapples,
4
lbs
m
Quince,
2
lbs.
m
u.c.
Fresh.
Extras,
cartoned
....
.50
Local
new
laid,
doz,
5
Fresh
Seconds
4
Preserved
Extras,
doz
.32
nutter
Fancy,
cartoned,
lb
J3
No.
1
Creamery,
3
lbs
.85
lard
Pure,
lb,
17c
to
20
Meats
Turkeys.
No.
I.
Alberto,
lb.
.35
Fowl.
No.
1,
lb
2S
Boasting
Chleken.
lb.
58
Ham,
sliced,
first
grade
40
Ham,
picnic
first
grade,
lb.
18
Bacon,
side,
sliced,
best-grade
..
.37
Pork,
shoujder,
lb
11
Pork,
loin,
lb
20
Pork,
leg,
lb.
18
Pork,
dry
salt,
lb.
ia
VeoJ.
loin,
lb.
.20.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
The
Letter
Box
ECONOMIC
RECONSTRUCTION
It
Is
now
our
duty
as
good
to
the
Liberal
democracy
the
solu
tion
of
the
crisis
We
will
soon
haw
a
strorg
government
which
wW
have
absolute
control
of
the
political
factor.
The
latest
discovery
in
the
po
litical
flsM
is
that
the
poiiUca
factor
dominates
all
the
other
far
tor:
social
and
economic
The
contention
that
our
aoetej.
alrtiaiiiF
lm
nn&tin
automata
have
made
their
appearance.
Em-U
that
our
eaoomfe
dtUi
lieror
yrapea
are
due
to
a
wive
to
day.
Jap
orange
are
a
little-
not
expected
to
arrive
until
the
end
of
November.
Butter
and
oaas
are
advancing
and
house
wivs
are
being
advised'
to
lay
In
supplies-
now.
Retail
prices
eurra
here
are
a
follows:
Vegetables.
Potatoes,
Ifptver,
W
lbs.
MA
are
dominated
by
economic
lae
wMeh
we
emmet
alter:
that
w
later
than
usual
this
faU
and
areleaanot
be
the
arbiter
of
our
ea-
leaomke
and
soaiai
destinies
is
to
day
all
museum
stuff.
Any
clear
ttttaxinf
nun
ot
ou
tlmos
cannot
dny
that
the
operating
activity
ot
man.
his
energy
his
wHl
pawec.
i
other
words,
hv
spirituality
is
the
absolute
mastar
at
maa
made
sosial
and
eanaoaiie
Pumpkins,
lb.
ogirtruature.
Bxaapt
for
the
laws
of
Celery,
BO,
had
8c
to
rffoatoue,
there
is
nothing;
tivjt
ma
Potatoes,
Ashereft,
9
.lbs
slaannot
shape
and
reshape
to
sul'
Sack
2oAiss
social
needs.
The
fallacious
asswnption:
tha'
Sack,
$240
to
2,401
H4rea,
the
tools
of
prodao
tion
tin
other
words
pure
mater
laHsav.
are
a
domlnatlrnc
factor
c
man's
social
ana
economic
deott-nies
is
also
museum
stuff.
The
T
Iffii
Polf
Is
not
dominating
the
Indians
but
it
is
a
manifestitaUan
of
their
spirituality,
an
expression
o
their
activities.
The
tools
of
pro-
Gtenon
are
a
creation
of
man.
of
nis
i
ventive
Ingenuity,
o:
his
activities.
Man
can
make
them
an'
remake
them
at
hU
pleasure
anc
also
OMrate
tftem
for
his
socta,
needs.
Are
w
aware
of
the
great
Importance
of
the
creation
of
an
E"-onamk
Oaynctt
In
B.
O.
as
It
If
oradaaed
In
pfeakiOi
of
the
New
production.
eonur&ptlon.
wages
Liberal
pohey
In
order
to
reguktr
and
nonets
of
labor?
V.
BASSO
BERT.
RADIO
STATION.
CONSTRUCTION
OP
HIGHWAY
AND
EXHIBI-TION
REVIVAL
URGED.
AS
JUNIOR.
CHAMBER
OIUFjCTH.
(Oontlnued
from
page
one)
praieat
of
establishing
a
local
radio
broadcasting
station.
A
Mter
was
read
from
Harry
Al
ien
one
of
the
sponsors
of
the
local
Junior,
Chamber
of.
Commerce
movement,
who
is
now.
studying.
law
it
Osgoode
Hail
in.Tprento.
Hc.told
of
having
attended
a
meeting
of
the
Toronto
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
before
which
he
had
been
Invited
to
speak,
telling
of
the
progress
which
was
being
made
in
tha
organisation
ot
the
local
Junior
chamber.
He
aUo
transmitted
a
few
ideas
which
he
had
picked
up
in
Toronto
and
which
he
felt
might
assist
the
local
Junior
chamber.
A
copy
of
a
telegram
of
congra
tulatlona
which
had
been
sent
to
Premier-elect
T.
D.
Pattullo
was
read.
The
constitution,
ai
drawn
up
by
me
ways
and
means
committee,
was
read
and
approved
by
tha
meeting.
Dues
were
set
at
$4
per
year,
payable
semi-annually.
Regular
meetings
will
be
held
on
the
first
Tuesday
of
each
month.
Those
who
Join
up
be
fore
the
end
of
the
year
will
be
en
rolled
as
charter
members.
The
constitution
providing
for
a
eeond
Vice-president
in
addition
to
tne
other
officers,
O,
P.
Lyons
was.unanlraously
elected
to
that
Il
ls
proposed
to
hold
a
Joint
ban-
quel
In
the
near
future
with
the
senior
chamber.
There
were
thirty
present
at
last
night's
meeting,
STORMS
ON
JAP
COAST
Fifty-Six
I.Wri
l.
tvhvn.
Veteh
Foandcrrd
Two
TOKYO,
Nov.
8:
(CP)
Fierce
snowstorms,
accompanied
by
gales
alona
tha,
north
nS
;
hvcs
whm
two
ELKS
LEAD
BILLIARDS
Ahead
of
Canadian
Legion
?C8
to
656
on
Four
Out
of
Six
names
Played.
Last
Nljht
Ac
a
Mmlt
nf
th
nlnvlmr
nf
fnnr
bllasard
iTtwoeeVainJhVin'
over.
Canadians
gather
our
spiritual
Ur,
iol
games
'taJntalUDU-
terior
when
a
lot
of
the
crop
was-
alvlfr
resources
in
a
supreme-
effort
to
th'
condition,
damaged
during
harvest
and
the.
The
new
govern.
cut
down,
W
J
yield
consequently
good
...nUiu.
I?
r,nent
will
need
our
active
co-op.
,-..
u
uj
eration.
The
read
to
recovery
wiU
f
.
-
'necessarily
be
long
and
laborious
Hard
League
fixture.
Biles
are
lead
ing
Canadian
Legion
by
an
aggre-tatescer
of
768
to
666,
Two
deferred
gomes
are
to
be
played
before
the
next'
scheduled
fixture
Thurs
day
night
or
else
there
will
be
forfeits.
Bast
night's
individual
-scores:
Charlie
Baptie
'Canadian
Legion
1
300;
Vic
MeAile
iBlksJ
106.
Q.
L.
Younaman
12.
WUHam
htuartm
Arthur
Beale
in.
Johnny
Saun-
William
Ranee
172.
John
Bulger
Alex
Murray
vs.
C.
P.
Balagno
ond.O.
P,
Ttnkw
v.
WtHiara
Uim-
bie.
postponed.
Tiiurdayfs
Liue-Up.
The
line-ups
far
Thursday
niaht's
fixture
are
announced
a
follows:
.
Don
Brown
(Qrottoi
vs.
ML
E
yuag
i&npreas).
Bart
Butt
vs.
A.
Donald.
Berl
Morgan
vs.
F
Aldridaa,
Oeorge
Hewo
vs.
Pete
PKohard.
J,
May
vs.
L
Raabe.
W.
R
Hussoh
vs.
J.
Sutherland.
Spare
A.
aadaroski
vs.
Roy
Pon,
BasketballlStanding
Senior-League
W.
C.
N.
R
A.
2
rot
to
Kalens
0
Ladir:
League.
Cardinals
a
Comets
1
High
School
9
Intermediate
Leajue
Warriors
2
High
Sehoot
I
Merchants,
6
Junisr
league
-
If
o
Jans
Scythians
Flashes
Boy
Scouts
2
U
A
0
e
1
2
e
1
2?
0
I
1
1
WHIFFLETS
Eroni,
tho
Watcrront
Accompanied
by
his
good,
wife
capt.
Chris
HenrUksen
left
this
morning
with
the
local
halrbut
Otbson
for
Vancouver.
Tttey
will
spor
d
the
winter
m
Vancouver
and
Seattle
and
expect
to
be
back
in
Prince
Rupert
early
next
spring.
O.
E.
Mitchell
of
Vancouver
ar
rived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
the
outh,
being
here
to
Inatal
the
ma-
eninery
in
tne
ire
plant
which
is
being
established
on
the
local
waterfront
by
Albert
It
MeCaffery.
Mr
Mitchell
Is
accompanied
by
hit
wife.
Vancouver;
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Nov
8
r
Wheat
was
quoted
here
today
at
68nc.
DeForest
Grosley
RADIO
for
Reauty
Perfect
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Kellogg
Company
New
Building
LONDON.
ONT..
Nov
&
Co
-tinulng
a
building
program
whl'
ti
has
baan
in
progress
for
4
years,
the
Kellogg
Company
of
Canad.i
Limited
annou
ced
today
that
construction
would
start
at
once
on
a,
now
four-storey
building.
,
Tho
exterior
of
the
new
bulkU.'g
will
conform
with
the
present
Dun-das
street
fronta-je
extending
to
the
we.t
of
the
present
plant
Property
has
bee
i
puranastd
ia
accommodate
the
new
building.
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