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DAILY
EDITION
MARKETING
INTERIOR
PR0DU0TS
when
he
made
a
proposal
at
Smithers
convention
to
give
senger
traiHs
tncnasatt
by
ti.pj9tj
the
farmers
the
use
of
the
local
market
building
for
theism
and
in
the
eK
tfcewBrttktvi
handtinf?
of
the
fruit
berries,
other
eommodities
raised
in
ier
is
oeing
careiuiiy
coneiuereu,
accuruuig
wjiuui
imuuuh
received
from
interior
points,
for
the
nurrjoses
sueeested
some
more
determined
effort
JUIl
Ul
UtC
1
IllllC
Jiupcil
uiainct
ivi
u'wuw
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winvw..
pnjnjj
Fft&tyj,
in,
93g,
the
Imperial
Airways
maefete
ear-
EYES
ON
QJJEBN
CHARLOTTES
Irted
more
pasjengen
than
did
the
Real
mining
seems
to
be
going
on
at
the
west
eeast-oW
of
th
Pnch
air
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
on
Kootenay
Harbor
and
also
onit!.n01,PuVog!.thr-
bold
Harbor.
At
the
former
work
of
place
development
a
value
of
the
craft
employed'
most
encouraging
nature
is
being
carried
out
and
at
the
,u
the
fact
that
i-
1931
the
British
latter,
the
mine
has
reached
a
"stage
where
a
mfll
is
belngrifc
-warred"
litue
more
than
on-
insfpliprl
and
verv
snnn
rrnld
will
hahiniMl
Thsp
amnwi'l'W"1
th?
amount
of
jeavernment
developments
and
when
taken
along
with
the
Porcher
Island
mining
developments
rrinceJ(Upert
district
A
LEADER
Just
now
the
political
condition
of
British
Columbia
is
chaotic
Had
there
been
an
election
in
the
spring
or
summer
a
new
government
would
be
now
in
the
saddle,
pogr
sibly
a
government
strong
enough
to
get
away
from
the
present
policy
of
drift.
The
only
man
at
present
in
sight
who
is
capable
of
tackling
the
situation
is
T.
D
Pattullo.
Mr.
Bowser
had
a
chance
once
but
failed
to
make
good.
Dr.
Tolmie
has
been
given
an
excellent
chance
but
has
failed.
Other
parties
are
without
capable
leaders.
Pattullo
is
a
born
leader.
So
far
he
has
not
had
the
opportunity,
for
he
was
only
minister
of
lands
in
the
former
Liberal
administrations
and
he
was
loyal
to
his
leaders
then.
He
not
only
has
a
grasp
of
affairs
but
he
has
the
courage
and
the
ability
to
lift
the
province
out
of
the
mire-and
emulate
Roosevelt
by
bringing
about
prosperity
once
more.
a
asw
SMSiseaBBHweAsaieaBM
aBBsBBMeasaMawNeaMeaaM
THAT
WHICH
ENDURES
Over
mony
yeors
end
through
mony
changes,
The
Royol
Bank
has
become
Firmly
based
upon
the
solid
rock
of
expe.
rinte,ond
proven
strength.
Its
position
os
one
of
the
great
banking
institutions
of
the.
world
has
long
been
recognized.
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10,
1933
notatoes.
garden
truck
and
the
country
districts.
The
of-
whether
the
ouiiamg
is
usea
or
notiifc-seems
likely
that
will
be
irtfuIeoon
to
capture
l
will
prove
a
real
asset
to
the
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Imperial
Airways
Porfe&tAhead
French
In
Profitable
London-Parte
Competition
LONDON
Aujps
$v-
QUicUUy.
compiled
tables
of
th?
working
oi
Imperial
Aiiways
during
the.
pa
five
years
provide
totereag
evidence
of
tbc
steady
4a
ee,
01
British
air
transport
to
th
Ppt
where
it
will
fly
itself
without
any
artificial
rapport
to
the
shape
of
-government
subsidy.
Comparisons
rare-
given
wHh
ttoe
opera
ttenal-result
obtained
by
Fra-fh
air
transport
concerns
over
tbe
same
period.
SQttclani
comparing
the
results
;sMfrvd
by-
e
British
company
i
and
by
Air
Dolon
in
(Unci
cam-
petitson
over
the
London-Paris
I
rout
are
particularly
important.
,Thy
show
the
lead
b-ld
by
Imper-
Almn
In
1M
In
Mva
mihih
of
passengers
-aast
SMils.
heU
beast
considerably
reeteossl
hjt
tail,
a4.
by
that
one
Air
Uaueei
ha,
de.
-itely
gahMd
the
isoaorta
r
hi
the
carriage
of
aooaa.
But
in
19M
the
tatorwivc
wl
tog
of
th
new-type
acrpptBoa
e&
the
British
services,
oacnbbj
the,,
Handley
Page
Type
4
Wparer--
.raoiaauy
lywrnc
uc
iiwupwa.
ue,'
itmten
Lost
ao
Parts,
the
B
tlrh
A,
eoqsMhV
carrM
.
H
W
roncra.
teed
tfefj
"JSLJSE
si
a
del
rine
I
-
the
nTrTaf-
of
mails
a4f
good
aireqree
doabueas
ras
tioo
on
the
pretaHteg
eenamie
wff
companies
IM.96Q
as
against
fl.
Furthermore
in
proportion
nf
.earned
rre-ue
te
aeitMl
subslbv
-iPayraema
the
British
Ctmw
tatshone
Its
Frenoh
centemporar-
les
t
the
extent
of
140
percent
in
-nlte.
of
the
heavy
initial
expenses
invoked
in
the
opening
of
new
always
outside
Europe.
There
would
j
seem,
Utile
doubt
s
to
which
nation,
ghren.
free
and
untrammelled
oe
nnt
to
esthliah
prof
tt-earn
-tag.
uaeohstdlaed
commercial
flying
Man
in
the
Moon,
Oood
afternoon.
What
ywi.thr
know
about
polfclea?
I
Dr.
Tolmie
and
his
henchman
Harry
ef
Bsquuaalt
seem
to
be
ftfpirteg
out
just
how
long
tbey
eaa
stall
off
tbe
eleetien
without
tanking
the
letter
as
well,
as
the
spirit
of
the
constitution.
Probably
Bob
Cromie
Is
right
when
he
says
Russia
is
an
up
and
earning
country
but
nine
days
In
the
Soviet
domain
is
not
a
leng
time
to
make
toveattgaUotw,
especially
when
you
don't
know
the
language
and
are
steered
by
a
bureau
to
see
the
right
things.
If
you
don't
wateh
out
you
will
miss
the
sttawbentea,
for
the
sea
son
is
about
ended.
It's
Just
as
Im
portant
to
eat
your
strawberries
as
h
is
to
vu,
right-
It
looks'
to
me
as
if
we.
were
going.
to
have
a
very
IntereaUag
autumn.
These
C.
C.
F.
people
are
making
quite
an
oratorical
splash.
Jake
is
still
looking;
for
a
nornlna-1
Uon.
lie
says
it
no
other
nartv
will
take
htm
he
will
trv
to
work
un
an
kadepftjideril
section
of
the
C-
l.
or
united
Frontispiece.
,
Mail
Schedule
For
Que
en
Charlotte.
Islands
!
July
14,
28-es.
pr.
John
lO.pjti.
From
queen,
Charlotte
Islands-July
13
and
26-ss.
pr.
Jpho
aj.
Dr.
J.
ll.
Carson,
who
has
been
holidaying
at
Lake
Kathlyn
is
expected
in
oa
tonight's
train
and
will
be
in
town
over
the
week-end
7
SOON
READY
FOR
FINALS
Tennis
Tournament
Will
lie
Con-
ticucd
Today
and
if
Weather
Permits
HnaU
Should
be
Saturday
and
Sunday'
Oood
progreas
la
beinf
made
wltf)
the
Prince
Rapert
Tennts
Club-
tournament,
game
of
which
iare
beiag
played
dally
when
pesmiU
U
Is
now
announced
that
it
the
weather
U
gooi
the
.inals
wUl
be
reached
SatuacUy
ana
""!Bunoay.
Foil&lAg
are
yestetdays
reeullts:
Betty
Bdgcumbe
beat
Irene
Mlt-ehelL
8..
6.4.
Caroline
MKetVU
beat
Jeyee
fidg
etsmbe
8-4,
84.
Alex.
MtteheH
bH
W
Stemfofd
4-.
6-3,
fl-3.
O.
Yosmg
ard,X
Doaglas
beat:
J.
Norrlngiea
aod,
V.
Meore
8.2,
2-8,
6-3.
Mrs.
Horton
and
R.
Or
rigor
beat
Mrs.
Holtby
and
C.
Josltn
6-1,
8-0.
R.
Young
and
R.
Raikt.bcat
C.
Josltn
and
Bigmore
7-5,
6-3,
PrinceRupett
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Decks
TU
cayaclty
21,010
teas,
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers,
fer
Bteel
and
Wood
Vessels
Iran
ancV
Brass
Casting
riettrtc
and
acetyleae
WtUlag
Mttenjierrkk
for
Heavy
LllU,
Sswmtll
snd
MlnlagMacblosry
,di
vimpjs,e
Keep
cool
with
crisp,
light
foods
ilSVERYV
O.NX
has.hadllhe,
experience,
o
f,
eating,
a.
heavy
meal
oa
aLotidayanU,of
.
feeliiiggj-,
and.
uiiuinifarUble..
afterwards.
In
truth,
food
plays
abig
part
In
how
we
feel.
Crisp,
light
foodi
naturally,
help
you
feel
cooler
andjreslier
That
why
KelloggY
Corn
Flakes
are
so
popular
when
the,
thermometer
begins
to
climb.
.Millions
of.
people
know
Kellogg'
mean
coolness.
There's
good
reason
too.
Kellogg's
are
crisp,
refreshing-flakes
of
corn.
Rich
in
energy
so
easy
to
digest
tbey
don't
"heat
you
upn
Economical,
convenient
no
cooking,
or
trouble
to
prepare.
Countless
mothers
aerve
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
for
the.
children's
evening
meal
particularly
in
summer.
It't
the
kind
of
light
meal
that
encourages
restful
sleep.
And
no
matter
how
hot
or
humid
the
weather,
you'll
always
find
Kellogg's
crisp
and
oven-fresh
.
.
.
protected
by
tbe
teoled
inside
WAX!
HE
bag.
Every
package
that
leaves
tbc
factory
is
guaranteed
Made,
by
Kellogg
in.
London,
OnUrio.
iSSgBsSftt
1
sv
j.
grk
A
A
A
Canada
Has
Stake
In
Golf
Classic,
Sandy
Somcrvllle
Defending
Title.
New
Canadian
Champion,
Albert
Campbell
Challenging
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
UL-CaiuuU
will
have
a
two-fold
Interact
in
the
Halted
Mates
amateur
golf
tourna-oaent
at
Cincinnati
September
U
to
18.
Defending
his
crown
will
be
Ross
"Sandy"
SomervUle.
silent
Ontario
shotmaster;
and,
chai-lengbig,
will
be
Use
19-year
old
Canadian
amateur
champion.
Albert
"Scotty"
Campbell
of
SeatUe
SomervUle.
as
shamplotv
will
not
be
called
on
to
qualify:
but
Camn-
I
bell
mast
survive
the
Pacific
North-!
west
sectional
trials
at
Tacoma
thia
'
month.
Because
of
his
consistent
play
in
winning
the
Pacific
Northwest
UUe
at
Victoria
and
the
Canadian
crown
here,
all
tea
the
space
of
three
weeks,
Campbell
is
confidently
expected
to
qualify.
Baseball
Scores
American
League,
Washington
4.
New
Yetk
1.
Bosten
&V
PhUadelphto,4.
National
league
Philadelphia
2,
Boa
ton,
3,
St.
Louis
7.
Chicago
10.
SOFTBALL
August
10
Empress
vs.
Kalens.
August
13
Elks
vs.
Emprees;
Navy
vs.
Orotto.
August
15-C.
N.
R.
Ai
vs.
EJka.
August
17
Kalens
vs,
Orotto,
Augt
20
Orotto
VS
a
N.
R.
A
Navy
vs.
Elks.
August
M
Empress
vs.
0.
N.
R.
A
August
24
Kalens
vs.
Navy.
Q.
A.
Hunter,
news
editor
oZ
the
Dally
News,
who
has
heen
touring
the
Interior
of
the
northern
part
of,
the
province
in
the
InlrcaU
of
th.ej
paper,
will,
after
he
reach's
Prince
Oeorge
this
week,
proceed
to
Vancouver
by
way
of
Jasper
and
return
home
next
week
by
coast
sttmir'l
Complaint
Made
Of
Facilities
at
i
The
Salt
Lakes
j
OomplalAU
are
being
made
by'
visitors
te
the
JSalt
Lakes
that
conditions
there
are
not
very
aUrac-l
Uve.
The
accommpdaUon
for
dress-1
lag
is
not
very
good
aad
the
whole
I
place
presents
rather
an
unkempt
j
appearance.
j
The
Salt
Lakes
are
visited
by
;
'
many
strangers
and
their
condition
la
an
Indication
to
some
extent
of
the
condition
of
the
rltv
SALES
Every
Month
in
the
Year
1933
Sales
Dales
August'M
,
September
26
0lpber.24,
November
21,
Decern
bcr,
21
Special
Sales
Held
on
Request
of
Shippers
Advances
Will
Be
Made
as
Usual
When
Requested.
Transferred
by
Telegraph
If
Desired.
THE
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it
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ansfer
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lem!ock
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per
eord.
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Furniture
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riano
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ul
Have
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our
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No
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C
Batteries
required,
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r
i
lighting
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Ignition
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at
our
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will
convince
you
of
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simplicity
and
eco
nomical
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