I
THEY'RE
MERE
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Third
Avenue
The
New
1iVA
LIMITED
JJ
iFor
Fkll
The
New
Onyx
Shoes
tlfa't
"are
'fashioned
rtgn't
fdr
Autumn
wear
Early
customers
.
.
.
.
are
enthusiastic
6Ver
thts
group.
.
.
.
Have
you
seen
fern?
Why
not
select
yours
while
jftir
range
ot
Styles
and
-sizes
is
tbmpfette?
The
Family
Shoe
Store
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DAILY
EDITION
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
cfrcuUtions
pkemikk'S
stAteMkt
S8
S6
Buikley
Valley
Coal
'Your
Dealer
Can
Suftily
Voi
Because
it
doesn't
pay
to
advertise
poor
products
It
docs
pay
to
buy
those
advertised.
'
55
1.40
Friday,
gept,
28,
hm
0n
this
natre
todav
We
are
nuhlfshinrr
an
nriVprttcpm'unh
which
contains
a
Statement
hv
Premier
11.
"R.
TTpnnef
f;
in
regard
to
the
financial
conditfon
'of
Canada.
We
suggtisd
that
evervone
intprpsterl
in
trto
u'olfo-o
wf
'CaniAn
cKr.sil11
read
the
statement
and
those
that
will
follow
in
connection
with
the
refunding
loan
that
is
being
floated
next
week.
The
success
of
the
refunding
loan
is
essential
to
the
progress
of
Canada
ami
nn
nnlitiVal
rtV
nfViof
hnnAimX
should
influence
citizens
in
connection
with
sl'pn'6rtirig
it.
While
manv
will
not
have
nirrppH
u-ftn
Af
Irp-nwaVt
wak--
cies,
they
should
sn'ow
themselves
Canadians
rather
than
politicians.
Mr.
Bennett
is
the
Premier
of
Canada
and
as
such
his
words
will
carrv
weitrht.
Ho
is
asking
'thsr
nii
support
be
given
,the
loan
in
the
Interests
of
Caiia'da
iuid
not
m
the
interests
6f
his
particular
a'dmhu'stratroh.
jeei
sure
tne
appeal
will
meet
With
public
approval
ah'd
that
the
quarter
billion
dollar
loan
fvill
be
subscribed
in
very
short
time.
"
.
:
HlJALiNC!
'6)
ABOUNDS
The.
depression
caVfceWuch
worry
to
many
ptople-ahJ
WrWmees
resulted
in
suicicMoVatVfr
stPess.
In
many
cases
scars
Have
reWltedbusmess
ars
ahd
nersbhal
scare,
civic
ricars
and
national
scars.
The
first
work
of
returning
prosperity
is
tov
heal
these
scars.
That?
.
v.
.,v.,.,h
in.nn.li
id
cviuua,
ien
who
nave
Deen
laie
fdr
-years
are
again
at
work.
Others
will
go
to
work
so'M.1
Businessmen
Who
have
heen
unship
t
dually
recovering
and
are
navimr
nn
wWiio
ft,
may
not
yet
be
Paid
to
be
prosperous
it
is
wjell
'on
the
wav
Househbldei$
Would
you
think
of
imndrttmj
sprue'e
froW
Vi'hc'rfii-yer
Island
or
Alberta
when
nature
gave
your
tie&M
the
finest
grade
spruce
grown?
Decidedly
nol
then
S??X
"PJJV?.116
ii611"11
of
coal
when
nature
inive
the
Bu
k
lev
Val
ev
the
hi
the
West?
familiarize
yourself
with
Rnd
fnM'oi
'on
in
Interior
ks
Shorthorn
Bui!
.....
y
.
?S2
tJXlLT
KTfTB-
,
w
OUTLOolc
IMTT.0Ve'6
(Continued
from
Pase
t:
be
nald.
The
number
of
men
rece'lvfng
re-'
diamond
drifted,
ifte
iShce
Kamtyrt
fbal
mine
Is
ft
'o0eraf?
rTS
J?tJ$r
Imfhlnst
mining
ODtratlona
operations
are
are
ui
n
prospeci
proibect.
An
Industry
that
seems
now
to
be
a.uV
"SL
Dockrfll.
It
I
VWppltrg
Watty
yir.rr.
...nrAia'tliM
M
employment
to
a
num
ouhuuuki
v,ww
tIiai
were
kcvuiik
j
""mV1
ti..
mnt-vt
im
iv,.
mem
Centre
imently
MM
a
,
wWTe
u
number
ttay
be
pToduct
Is
blng
steadily
developed.
tiill
ptxceptlo'nal
breedlhjr.vfiaerjinot
likely
that
it
will
be
trie
Dominion
government
governments
jBi
.Hull;
by
uie
inaian
uesiaeniiai
Bfrlle.
"toarf.
He
was.S&ed
b:
fori
a.souftd
"Safli'U
the
coal
mine
at
Teikwa
operated
by
Frank
vervTaree
J11.
miftt
at
B,kwa
1
ing
very
targe
r
w.
W-n
,
?!,
nt
any
time.
As
a
matter
of
fact
,
T1
1
nwiy
nnnm
urn
uuu
wiiuscr
ci
vprv
ramn
prnwui
.
.
.it
in
rar
si
1
rir
ijrmvri
ocnwi,
gemng
bacK
10
a
more
siaoie
con-
C
.L..I
"
'I
v
a
auan
mtidn
and
some
day
mere
win
dc
:
vtAi,"-."vv."--Y
at
Mi
interior
&5H
Tine
aria
We
ri
are
con-
e'e
s
Ui'Gch
'
'
1
J
"
...
V.
l
.
I
.1
!-...
even
neafest
damsverged
11,1454
centre
if
not
a
real
boom.
That
will
J"'-pounds
of
milk.
The
dam
of
the
I
be
when
the
mines
get
In
operation,
yielding
well
and
grain
crops
are
StrathUavfTtlU
h
a
two-year
old
nnlns
AervTty
,
,
m
it.
6.
P.
Vecoft
of
3.TJ8
pounds
di
WTille
Uiere
Is
no
Vfinlte
Inlr-
ThV
tbVn
oJtSmithert
has
no
mlfk
tesffhg
114
fifiUerfat.
;rnat3on
of
Lny
such,
move
the
debtVria
8.
J.
Nlayor.hairrna
of
lrmer
who
are
pAvifeged
fo
use
'-peopre
here
expect
the
Dumle
VnTrie
the
BoJrd
Vf
cdmmUsTorierS,
says
this,
outstanding,
bull
hav
a.n
ex-fto
reopen
soon,
possibly
before
they
.
have
been,
gradually,
making
ceptional
opportunity
to
build
up
:
spring.
Everything
Is
In
good
shape
improvements.
Those
unable
to
pay
a
herfl
of
hteh.Wa$5
dVil
pupose
and
there
Is
brbken
pfe
to
the
hare
beeh
allowid
to
work
out
ShorftiorVi
caltfe
wrhch
wffl
irtn?
k
A5pes
Wady
to
ship.
Tfie
Wlllon
IhHr
taxes
to
he
imitual
benefit
of
?ood
returns
to
their
owners
In
properties
are
all
being
developed
ali
The
lovrn
Is
looking
much
bet-both
beef
a'n'd
milx
productToa
steadily,
the
Rio
Grande
is
to
'be
ter
than
It
did
a.year
ago,
nice
gar-
Twenty
YeajrsAljo
Id
frtnea
K"uViri
Srptrmbrr
it.
1911
.
.
.
.
.
.
i
.
.
A
further
rrt?
ii
the
Rt&d
to
RCOvferf
rVibioription
mthln.
Ihe
iiext
.few
ayi.tKi
1934
Significance
toevery
citizen
tb'at
I.th)nV.U
Cttfr.tp
jirebent
this
Lnef
explanatidrpf
ta
close
re
fa'tttm
to
tb
wruare
anu
cuu'jnueu
progress
ui
our
couniry.
iThe
1934
Loan
tVnotlm
WnralVffort.,
Vt1irt
National
credit
means
to
a
nation
reputation
meara
to
a
man.
lis
.
i
what
an
oi
.a
long-term
ionn
in
i
option
investor
lew
than
31a(and,
In
a
one-year
x.
of
?o0.000.006
.
r
n
i
ti
1
miernai
isrub
oi.JLonunioii
oi
vtuau.viius,Jiiw
Syery
utAtkridinfe
ft
selling
today
atj
suhntantfaljy'
ulipve
t
Imub
nrice.
The
twelve-vear
'4
Bonds
of.
the.ii33
Hefundirig
I5on,lMUiid
at
96Jf,
are
how
wiling
at
to
yield
approximately
3J5.
2.
National
Economy
The
debt
conversion
programme,
in
the
second
V1
VHP
.i
J
IE
DottlrJrm
of
CMnkcfii
wffl
offer
for
Korftftl
m
t
,
a
.
A
J
a
maintenance
u
a
'-.5
'
l-
i
.t-
t
.t
f?
TfnT-
aweniiai
ana
neccMiiairs
inai
racn
oougaiKMi
Erunary
e
met.
fulljr
and
promptly,
as
it
cpmea
due.,.
Qur
djljt
conversion
programme
m
then,
in
the
minsjanc
cwr
method
of
meeting
oar
obligations
ana
thus
maintaining
our
aedit.
By
this
pgramm
Canada
baa
already
refunded
$858,000,000
of
maturing
wartimetfebVaa'd.
Cpnjplf
tioln
of
the
.1934
Loan
will
bring
the
rmtonroV.iotal
td'ove'r
one
billion
dollars.
As
a
mult,
Canada's
cirdlt'stahfds
notably
high,
both,
at
borne
and
in
the
great
money
marketa
of
the
world.
Striking
eyldence
of
our
high
credt
sjaii'cfmg
;
was
given
witljin.
the
Iftst
teyrjnont$i
hen
CnadH'yrMIniiiiV
oiaie
over-aicrrpiiqn
at
a
pnee
toyield
the
New
York,
obtained
i
bearinc
jhtereet
at
2
ier
cent.
And
there
1i
eViuattf
.
tini&iz
evidence
at
the
present
jnofnentld
the
fact
that
ace,
is
nrovidintr
suhfttantial
savinc
in
public
intereat
charcea
llie
debt
which
we
are
refunding
waiiJncOrred
Sjitjj
intermt
Interest
rates
rates
at
at
artificially
artmcialiy
high
hign
VarUme
wartime
peali.
peaka.
tJ
JJon
penod.has
jmpgid,wUh
rfjt'.to
rapWay
a
other,
current
riutf
menU,
jill
aiiq
fve
ibt
w
to
tax
reductions
with
the
return
to
litter
tlnies:
h3
'3.
Natidnal
Recovery
'rhe
debt
itaYerwoa
hkh
Ctrisda
baa
ichleved
suvri
1931,
by
tbuj
taamlaiqraenitijmal
CTrdlt
ap
Mcuriog
--tod
ah
'ewfatial
part.
J
tltf
VVpK
Vatiooal
efpnpmT,
ba
ifa&
factor
'to
our
large
sums
borrowed
for
wartime
purpres.
The
national
importadce
of
this
pmmmerand
jof
thi
193
Loan
bs
part
of
i
tr'-cannot;
be
oVer
erntihksizrd-.
It
u
important
frorn
three
aspect:
.National
CreUt:
National
IxCnomy;
-?,lional
neoorerV.
I
shall
Hat
t(h
nrh
nf
tliM
rn
turn
year
ajtf
,
Drclinrinary
to
ib
1933
Ifftnviiis
Loan.
nwi.
occasion
wrjprf
ipj.iun
inav
vnia
nai
pAsjLthe'
low-
yint
pt
denrfaJ)n
and.
wajdefinitely
ipon'tne
road
to
rfcavery..
.TodaY,,our
prCKtw
toward
recoi
poin
v
nioirnrieii(jiiy.opwrtl
in
an
JroDr
Yv
National
Credit
r
1',
"n(
'cwMMeritlj'
'suMainwl
thlal
a
beetLno
lonffr
a
liunumii
mcuii
HfMibt
IU
ralilr.
r
.
ery.iaa
mattrr.of
eatabhsbMi
lac
t,
.btnee
the
low
t
of.
Miruary
.33.
the.(ren;of
usinai
haU
bren
rnremenl
to
marked
The
facta
:
of
busIneM
recovery
.arewn(teo
beyond
ifivpute
in
ur
statistical
reowds.
The
rnoal'sTgiiihcant
indices
relate
to
pEyiTcVpTuineol
KuMneMjnduktrial
.
productjonj
carload!
rg,
flee
fric,
po"er
lVI'uctiort,
einploymeiit
and
prioea.
Here
Is
the
record
hi
e&h
cake:
ITiiiical
v6lumejpiIn
Iridustrlal
rroductten,
.
...
arloVdbg.
.
.
........
ICletlric
Power
ProducCoo.
UmplfVjmeM.
.
.
.
.
,
N,
ANTioltfate
hTcii
......
bm
a
iauv
ii
a
a
iv
a
M
llko
fur
Aifrtj
M
vW
l
tie
correal
Rghtry
una
r:nrCKNf
age
increase
15.7
10.3
12.4
'4
M
32.7
VJj
Vf.rial,fli'Ie
filfnrea
ar
'nnay
ttuxknftdg.
JliinuK
.thf
firstreight
ruthth
6f
tha
drfie'nt
year.
ei
""Yi.Y'-v-it
r.
.vvy
u
uioiwiiujaii
vear.
A
Further
Step
Aiijone
wKo
reflects
wpon
tVlJetnre
aipfcta
oSficreillt;
""'W
f'd.
rrcm
ftr
Mil
$t
otic
appreciate
that'th
Iflil
cojiyermin
rrtgYuminiq
Ji
vitally
imirtknt,
to
every
Canadian
and
that,
6hA'fuftltly,fllhe
kudbesa
of
U
i
)934
Loan
is
llie,jeronal
concern
ot
eyerV
man
Hjiu
nuiuuii
ui
inn-uoilllllion.
1ft,.
i
.
.
V
i
.
;
-
Hounding
Ts
now
TOng
accomplUhedvitn
InteYcst
JV-f
,
v-
I
t?
"
"
WJiCPJft
treat
nltlonal
.l
l
.l.
v
.ru
,
:Lii-sJn-..tJ...t.v
"
ii
UndertakltiB:
its
surrea
mean
furl
U.,
k
toward
more
normal
Ievels-an
enaufaging
world
l
'Wi1-1-
TOku
raovern.ent.wJnch
Mejwentialtq
busineas
rriun(ifng4
unaer,
ire
oouuuioii
a
ooiaineu
ajreaucuon
oi
me
prevj,oiw
amounting
to
Viore,4han
J9,0)0,p0()
'
mnl,lu,n
cif
11,3.
10U
Ton
wITl
l
aaVint
of
over
J5.000.000
Tier
annum.
be
JnnuaJ
saving
of.QYef
14,00ytopoj
hui
mirl
jio
a
uueci
cann
orii
,
k,
Ink
J
i.
W
.
uemwiiVniiHs
burden
of.
Unen
ban
oftHel
the
InferfAl
charge
on
the
awe
extent,
t,
offset
onset
the
tne
heavy
neavyuurtiens
burdens
which
wincntne
'he
oeiires-
uepres-
.
.,.
Un.iT.
Jl...
DOMINION
'OF
CANADA
1934
RlBFUNDlNlS
LOAN
iTWav.
ftr.it.
nv.,
.rr
-w.
g
j
Former
Nurtherti
t
Jllll
llllVDf
I
t.1.
iu
prvvtvt
uie
cuy
ana
raiii
roads,
Irish
Fuslllert,
to
the
nom-j'
flaJ?a8e
ler
of
175.
arrived
aboard
the
al
fit
Andrew.
Wt
Prti
:e
Aibert
&n
Vancouver
-ft
k
-
w
Lin
r
Ueut.
Col.
McSpadden
in
xom-
77
"U
W'-'v
r
M
mati
and
hav
been
tfuarUFeki
at
"?ySPe,W?f-the
Vremler
ItotcL
AfTbther.
e-fV8
,3v
Of.
J
C
lacfVment
dt
ti
men
Ts.tue
VroihlpJ0?5"?
WW
Sophia
;co''i,
and
Nlri
P
Peter
Francis
Pirte
M
A
declaration
of
neutrality
In
res-1"510'
V.0"
ct
io
h'e
ust.o
United
8C?l,J$i
harbors
by
shift
f
(tfe
wVrrin
Ce"."'g
M
toySh
ft.
t4
feu
V
Presl-
W
A,
rnnce
Ktiom
j
dent
Woodrow
Wilson.
ttn-1
r
irlepdj
n
ftttenun
v
w.
Larue
Mr
nd
Mr
J
1-
l
...
...
uru
aic
in
ctiuciicc,
ljuiiii.
iias
non,
miss
Nelson,
Mr
T
bri?htentd.
many
buildings
Vnd
Gray),
Miss
Can-,
there
is
k
VneraValr
of
rtturolnf
,.
,
z
A
'ii
'
8?e
to
A
prosperity.
drertlM.
in
the
DaCr
N.