Weather
the
April
Showers
in
"Hartt's
Dri-Sox"
Protection
is
here!
Dri-Sox
Sole
leather
is
unconditionally
guaranteed
to
be
waterproof,
to
outwear
any
other
Canadian
sole
leather.
See
This
Shoe
in
a
Black
Calf
Oxford
that
gives
"Guaranteed
wear
in
every
pair"
QQ
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Sunday,
by
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delivery,
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mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period
paid
In
advance
.
For
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
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ot
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of
Circulations
Edwardsburg
CORN
SYRUP
pur,
wholesome,
and
economical
table
Syrup.
Children
love
its
delicious
flavor.
THI
CANADA
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CO.
IJMmP
MOHTHL
MHHHHHIKBBBHHHHHIIHHIHHl
Thursday,
April
12,
1834
CENTRES
OF
PUBLIC
INTEREST
At
one
time
anything
Russian
was
of
interest
to
the
public.
Then
the
interest
shifted
to
Italy
and
to
Germany
and
occasionally
to
Russia
and
Japan.
For
a
week
or
two
Victoria
was
all
absorbing
and
all
eyes
were
on
Premier
Pattullo.
Today
Ottawa
is
the
centre
and
Premier
Bennett
is
the
star
actor
in
the
comedy.
People
are
watching
Ottawa
closely
and
wondering
what
is
about
to
happen
there.
WORK
AND
WAGES
FIRST
During
the
recent
campaign
T.
D.
Pattullo
promised
the
people
of.
this
province
work
and
wages.
In
that
effort
he
expected
to
get
the
co-operation
of
Premier
Bennett
as
a
national
duty.
Judging
from
news
coming
out
of
the
national
capital,
Mr.
Bennett
may
refuse
to
co-operate.
If
he
takes
that
stand
the
British
Columbia
premier
will
be
reminded
that
"work
and
wages"
was
what
he
promised
ana
wriat
he
must
give
the
people
of
this
province,
no
matter
what
else
may
be
neglected.
Men
who
have
been
without
remunerative
work
for
years
are
not
interested
in
hearing
of
financial
recovery
unless
it
makes
it
possible
for
them
to
finance
their
households.
Already
there
is
more
employment
in
the
province
as
the
result
of
increased
confidence
and
greater
demand
for
commodities
but
there
must
be
more
than
that.
If
Mr.
Bennett
will
not
co-operate
in
this
work,
then
it
is
just
too
bad
for
Mr.
Bennett.
Rut
we
still
think
he
will.
If
he
does
not,
we
shall
be
sorely
disappointed
in
him.
INVESTMENTS
IN
CANADA
There
is
something
like
two,
and
a
quarter
billion
dollars
of
money
from
Great
Britain
invested
in
Canada
and
nearly
four
billion
dollars
of
United
States
money.
From
all
other
countries
the
amount
invested
in
this
country
is
considerably
less
than
two
billions.
This
should
indicate
that
United
States
more
than
any
other
country
would
be
interested
in
the
welfare
of
Canada.
Set
against
the
financial
interest
is
the
sentimental
interest,
the
interest
which
comes
from
being
a
member
of
the
same
empire.
It
in
-UUi
i
r.
r
i
i-
,
.
la
invuauw
uiereiure
uiai
uriiain
is
mucn
more
interested
in
the
welfare
of
Canada
than
is
the
United
States.
British
money
is
also
invested
in
the
United
States
in
huge
sums
Cn
f
Vl
n
V
r
in
O
f
Itinnnlnl
fin
ttiniti,
If
AH
.
angle
I
CROWN
BRAND
GRAIN
MAN
!
;
IS
CHARGED
The
Family
Shoe
Store
The
food
your
family
likes
best
Third
Avenue.
LIMITED
Phone
35
Arthur
Cutter,
Prominent
Chicajo
Pit
Operator,
Ordered
T
Cour.
is
the
Easiest
'
i
$5.00
.10
3.00
9.00
1.40
CHICAGO.
April
12
On
charge.
lof
violation
of
the
Grain
Fuiurrt
!
Act
laid
personally
by
Secretary
or
I
Agriculture
Wallace
Arthur
V.
ICutten,
prominent
Chicago
wheat
I
market
operator,
was
yesterday
or-!
tiered
to
appear
In
Wasr.in??on
on
I
May
14
to
show
why
his
trading
'privileges
should
not
be
with
drawn.
The
action
of
the
secretary
has
caused
a
sensation
it)
trading
quarters
here.
Cutten.
among
other
things,
is
charged
with
making
false
reports
on
his
commitments
and
with
keeping
false
accounts
tn
connection
with
his
trading
activities.
Bullish
Tendency
On
Stock
Market
All
Around
Advances
Shown
Trading
in
New
York
New
York
U.
S.
Steel,
95.
General
Motors,
38i.
American
Can,
105.
Allied
Chemicals,
152.
Western
Electric,
38.
New
York
Central,
36,
Toronto
Inter.
Nickel.
28.00.
Noranda,
43.35.
Teck
Hughes,
7.25.
Dome,
37.75.
Ford
A?
23.
Con.
Smelters,
1.69.
C.
P.
R.,
17.
Brew
Corporation,
8,
Thompson-Cadillac,
.55.
Ventures,
1.02.
Columarlo,
.43.
Smelter
Gold,
.32.
Little
Long
LaC,
4.30.
Canadian
Malartlc,
.02.
South
Tlblemont,
.11.
Maple
Leaf.
.67.
Pickle
Crow,
.86.
Manitoba
ti
Eastern,
.23.
Long
Lac
Lagoon,
.34.
Central
Patricia,
.09.
Chlbougamau,
.14.
Lee
Gold,
.162-Granada,
.88.
Macassa,
2.65.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.28.
Sisco,
2.34.
Lake
Maron,
.10.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.75.
Wheat
Prices
Winnipeg
May,
.67.
July,
.68.
October,
.70.
Chicago
May,
.86.
July,
.86.
September,
.87.
In
NEW
YORK,
April
12:
-There
was
a
bullish
tendency
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
Tuesday
with
all
issues
showing
advances
from
fractions
up
to
two
points.
Closing
averages
were:
industrials,
105.05,
up
1.51;
rails.
49.89.
up
.81;
utilities,
25.85.
up
.14,
and
bonds,
92.34.
up
.13.
The
upward
movement
continued
yesterday
when
railway
shares
and
special
issues
gained
from
one
to
five
points,
with
Increased
buying,
the
close
being
irregular
with
the
trend
of
silvers
and
steels
down
in
late
dealings.
Labor
difficulties
and
the
threat
of
an
automobile
strike
at
Detroit-helped
to
contri-'
bute
to
the
late
weakness.
Yesterday's
turnover
Was
1,500,-:
000
shares,
closing
averages
being
as
follows:
Industrials,
105.16,
up
.11;
rails,
5058,
up
.39;
utilities,
25.85,
unchanged
and
bonds,
94.46,
up
.12.
Eastern
Stocks
Hritish
Pound
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Exrhangc
MONTREAL,
April
12:
The
British
pound
sterling
was
quoted
at
$5.15
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market
yesterday
afternoon
and
the
United
States
dollar
at
99
11-lCc.
NEW
YORK,
April
12:
The
British
pound
sterling
was
trading
at
$5.16
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market
yesterday
and
the
Canadian
dollar
$1.00
5-16.
Dally
News
Want
Ads
satisfy,
J
MM
'BREAKFAST
i
rrntly
in
a
jiffy,
when
it's
Kellopf:
Corn
..Flakes.
Lift
the
top
of
the
easy-open
pnrkae.
Hn-ak
the
real
of
the
inner
WAXTITE
bug.
Pour
the.
crisp,
oven-frefch
flakes
into
howls.
That'
all.
No
cooking.
No
'
fuming
over
a
hot
tttove.
Krllogg's
Corn
Flukes
arc
already-
cooked
thoroughly
ami
carefully.
That's
one
GOLD
FIND
UNPR0VEN
Count-de
I'rorok
I-ost
His
Luseaje
So
Cannot
Hack
Up
Statement
llrgarding
King
Solomon'
Mines
MARSEILLES,
France,
April
12
Count
Byron
de
Prorok.
wha
reported
that
he
had
found
the
lost!
mines
of
King
Solomon
in
tne
Land
of
Ophlr.
now
says
he
cannot
nrnvA
Vila
tintamanl
himAiita
mrrr
a
one
has
stolen
his
luggage.
I
PROFIT
OF
;
SMELTERS1
Consolidated
Estimated
to
Have!
Made
Over
Million
Dollars
Net
;
Last
Year
!
MONTREAL,
April
12:
Net
pro-
Smelting
Co.
for
last
placed
at
over
SI,
000,000.
notices,
year
are
Chicago
Boy
Is
Ordered
Held
On
Charge
of
Murder
CHICAOO,
April
12
A
coroner's
Jury
has
ordered
thirteen-year
old
I
George
Ro?alskl
held
for
the
Grand
Jury
on
a
charge
of
murder
In
connection
with
the
death
of
Dor-ette
Zietlow,
a
tiny
two-year-old
girl.
l;
The
following
Is
the
scale
of
charees
made
for
reading
Marriage
and
Engagement
announcement
$2.
Birth
Notices
50c,
Funeral
Notices
$1,
Cards
of
Thanks;
$2,
Funeral
Flowers
JOc.
wr
name.
1
District
News
SKIDEGATE
A.
L.
Mallory
of
Port
ClemenU
motored
down
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
Saturday
on
business
for
the
public
works
department,
returning
home
the
same
day.
N.
Schaler,
pioneer
rancher
of
South
East
Harbor,
Is
building
a
fine
residence
between
Queen
Charlotte
City
and
Skldegate.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Schafer
who
lost
their
home
on
the
east
coast
by
fire
recently,
will
make
their
home
at
the
new
residence
just
as
soon
as
It
Is
finished.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Ifnan
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
paid
a
short
visit
to
their
daughter,
Mrs.
W.
81nger
of
Massett.
R.
Scharffe
and
Co.
of
Skldegate
'ot-p
rpnnrfpri
fn
hfttp
mnH
i
vrv
"
-
fit.
..
,L
wi-i
.
...
""'"
"
rich
discovery
of
gold
and
sliver
on
their
claims
at
Cumshewa
Inlet.
Jack
Hanson,
manager,
of
the
Ktlley
Logging
Company,
made
a
flying
trip
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
on
his
speedboat
on
business
last
week-end.
The
A.
P.
Allison
Logging
Co.
hat
Just
installed
a
radio
station
at
Cumshewa
Inlet
which
can
now
be
heard
on
the
air.
COMPLETE
CONCORDAT
111
each
ISctween
Vatican
and
firr
man
Itrich
Is
Officially
De.
nlrl
At
Rome
VATICAN
CITY.
April
12
A
!
German
delegate,
It
ts
stated,
has
I
Just
arrived
here
to
resume
neg
:
tlationi
for
re-enactment
of
err
tain
suspended
clauses
ot
the
con
cordat
between
the
Vatican
and
t
he
Reich
and
the
belief
that
there
j
had
been
a
breach
between
the
Vatican
unci
Qennany
Is
cenled,
RECEIVING
EXCURSION
Jurm
Charlotte
Island
Look
For-ward
to
Viii
of
Vanrouverltes
SKIDEGATE,
April
12:-Prepara-Jons
are
already
being
made
for
ne
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
ex-'
urslon
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
elands,
there
will
be
over
one
.tundred
passengers.
The
steamer
will
call
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
at
8
a.m.
June
8
and
will
leave
at
3
p
m.
lvlng
all
the
passengers
time
to
motor
up
the
east
coast
ai
far
as
Tlel)
and
Port
ClemenU
on
the
Pattullo
Highway.
Many
Interesting
sights
can
be
seen
on
this
motor
trip.
They
will
pass
through
the
village
of
Skldegate
Mission,
the
home
of
the
Haldas,
the
remnants
of
a
once
mighty
nation.
They
will
pass
the
Dominion
Government
Radio
Station
at
Dead
Tree
Point.
At
Hell
the
visitors
will
see
a
little
bit
of
old
England,
as
there
Is
an
English
settlement
nt
this
beautiful
spot.
Deer
can
be
seen
grazing
in
the
fields
among
the
cattle,
alto
large
sand
dunes
on
the
longest
gold-bearing
beach
In
the
British
Empire,
a
hundred
and
fifty
miles
long.
Those
wishing
to
Indulge
In
a
few
hours
fishing
will
find
the
Tlell
hard
to
beat
for
several
varieties
of
game
trout.
i
On
the
trip
up
from
the
Kellcy
Logging
camp
at
At)!
Inlet
can
be
teen
the
remains
of
two
of
the
largest
Halda
villages,
Tanoo
and
8ke-dance,
with
most
of
the
totem
poles
still
standing.
i
CORN
FLAKES
5
T7zrj
i
9
mi
Min
they're
so
nourishing
mill
easy
to
iligett.
Every
member
of
the
family
enjoys
Kellogg'
Corn
Hakes.
You're
always
wife
in
"
serving
the
world's
most
populur
cereal.
Try
Kellogg's
at
lunrh.
time.
Give
them
to
the
chih
ilren
for
supper.
They
encourage
rentful
sleep.
Made
hy
Kellogg
in
Loudon,
Ontario.
Three
Suspects
in
m
ni
1
oronto
Mugging
Pns
A
rp
Released
TORONTO.
April
iZ
T
ree
DC
who
were
being
iv.c.
us
.-u
th
case
of
ClelUno
R
BrU
Columbia
born
drun
'
who!!
lieved
to
have
been
k
.
.ed
byW
slugged
over
the
head
rcrtollj
while
stepping
fr
:"
i..
.rh
have
been
relc.sei
by
the
uuiLort-
ties
after
questioning
SPECIAL
ON
BLANKETS
Us
Wash
Your
Blankets
work
t
c
W
Our
prices
this
double
blankets
;ii1
,0'
single
blanket-'.
Our
price
on
Dry
Clean-inn
is
$1.00
for
Suits
and
$1.00
for
Dresses
We
Guarantee
SatM"
PtONKKK
LAUNDRY
!.imiti:i
Canadian
Laundry
Wd-
Batteries
"SUPROr
Batteriej
ntSOamP'
rate,
without
damage
to
the
battery
and
viUwul
moving
from
car.
r
JAMES
MARTIN'-'rir;'..:.'-