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Moiiriay,
March
11,
1935'J
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BRITAIN'S
NAVAL
PROGRAM
Great
Britain
is
to
re-enter
the
picture
as
an
effective
vorld
naval
power.
For
years
she
held
back
in
the
hope!
that
other
nations
would
follow
her
example
and
reduce!
.expenditures
on
armaments.
The
decision
seems
to
have)
been
arrived
at
after
it
was
clearly
shown
that
the
ex-
anisic
ane
was
tiding
iu
ci
jutii
uu
cjicui
miihioui
uu
competing
nations.
The
new
policy
of
Great
Britain
will
tend
to
improve
industrial
conditions
there,
lhe
expenditure
of
larpe
sums,
of
money
on
building
and
rebuilding
war
vessels
will
take
up
much
of
the
unemployment
slack
and
districts
that'
have
been
suffering
from
lack
of
work
will
again
become
prosperous.
With
more
vessels
in
commission,
more
sailors
will
be
required
to
man
them.
Men
who
have
been
on
relief
will
be
given
employment
in
dozens
of
lines
dependent
on
or
subordinate
to
shipbuilding
trades
and
naval
.
upkeep.
While
it
will
mean
an
increased
burden
on
the
taxpayer,
the
building
of
the
ships
will
not
mean
as
great
an
increased
expense
as
might
be
thought
because
there
will
be
a
goo"d
saving
in
unemployment
relief
as
the
men
are
set
to
work.
ENGLISH
ENDORSE
HORNBY
SCHEME
i
Word
received
from
Brigadier
General
Hornby
is
to
tile
effect
that
Lord
and
Lady
Rodney
have
made
a
very
suc
cessful
tour
of
the
north
off
England
in
connection
with
the
proposed
land
settlement
scheme
in
Canada.
Meeting
of
influential
personages
in
various
centres
addressed
by
4xrd
Koclney
plan
an
active
campaign
to
bring
pressure
on
the
British
government
to
start
a
migration
movement
to
Canada
in
connection
with
the
Hornby
settlement
scheme.
Newcastle
seems
to
be
moving
in
this
matter
as
well
as
Shrewsbury
and
other
centres.
A
migration
com
mittee
is
being
formed
at
Newcastle
with
the
idea
of
.creating
a
settlement
of
Newcastle
people
in
some
favor
able
section
of
Canada.
VERY
SVTISFACTORY
Very
satisfactory
word
was
received
from
Olof
Han
son
M.r.
at
Ottawa
at
the
week-end
to
the
effect
that
the
minister
of
trade
and
commerce
has
arranged
for
trans-
Pacific
steamships
to
call
here
for
cargo,
making
eight
calls
in
all
to
pick
up
hemlock
logs
for
the
Orient.
The
in
timation
that
the
vessels
might
also
call
to
deliver
cargo
inbound
is
also
along
the
line
of
what
Prince
Rupert
has
been
asking.
It
really
seems
as
if
the
people
at
Ottawa
were
beginning
to
recognize
that
Prince
Rupert
exists
as
a
port
and
we
are
sure
Prince
Rupert
people
will
appreciate
it.
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UNKNOWN
WHEN
YOUR
BOY
OR
GIRL
WEARS
JTackand
Jill
HEALTH
SHOES
Vou
Icnow
by
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inside
the
shoes
on
the
child's
foot
you
cxemina
the
quality
of
the
shoes.
Solid
quality
throughout
flexible
comfortable
and
smart
in
style.
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BjC.
Fresh
Extras,
Grade
A
Large,
cartoned,
dor.
.
27
Local,
new
laid,
dox.
.37
Fresh
Pullets,
doa
....
Apples
Wlnesaps,
fancy
wrapped,
3
lbs.
.25
Box
2,75
"C"
Orade,
3
lbs
.25
Box
2.60
Yellow
Newtons,
fancy
wrapped
3
lbs
,25
Box
2.75
"C"
orade,
Jft
lbs
Box
;
20
Delicious,
fancy
wrapped,
3
lbs.
2$
Box
2B5
Fruits
Hothouse
Rhubarb,
lb
10
Lemons,
doz.
15c
to
jo
Oranges,
doa.
25c
to
....
jbq
Orapefnilt,
CaU
each,
5c
to
.10
brapefrult,
Florida,
each
10c
to
,15
Bananas,
lb..
.'15
No.
1
Creamery,
3
lbs.
Lard
Pure,
lb.
Life
Si.
Guardian
of
Vegetables
Sweet
Potatoes1,
lb.
..
Potatoes,
NO.
1
Terrace,
12
lbs.
Sack
,
Ashcroft,
12
lbs.
'.
Sack
Onions,
B.C..
lb
Qarlic,
Imported,
per
lb
Cabbage,
local,
per
lb;
4c
to
Cauliflower,
large,
Cal..
20c
to
Parsley,
bunch
CarroU,
10
lbs.
Turnips,
upriver,
10
lbs
Beets,
bulk,
lbs.
Celery,
Cal.,
head
15c
to
Leeks,
bunch
.
,
-
Mexican
Tomatoes,
lb
Lettuce,
Cal..
head
10c
to
Brusseli
Sprouts,
Cal.,
lb
California
Spinach,
lb
Lettuce,
Cal,
head
Feed
Ilay,
Bulkley
Valley
Timothy
100
Jbs,
Wheat,
Alberta
oran
J.v.
Middlings
snorts
...
Oats
nutter
1
nne
Oat
Chops
Fancy
cartoned,
lb
crushed
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...
52
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2
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other
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mi.
Barley
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20
Oyster
Shell
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1.03
Meats.
Fowl,
No.
1.
lb.
25
Roasting
Chicken,
lb
.30
Ham,
sliced,
first
grade
40
Ham.
picnic,
first
grade,
lb.
J2Q
Bacon,
side,
sliced,
best
grade
.
.45
Pork,
shoulder,
lb
.18
Pork,
loin,
lb.
.25
Pork,
leg,
lb
.25
Pork,
dry
salt,
lb
25
Veal,
loin,
lb.
-
,
,25
Beef,
pot
roastjb,
12c
to
15
Veal,
shoulder,
lb
,.
45
Beef,
boiling,
lb.
-
.10
Beef,
roast
prime
rib.
lb.
.20
Beef,
steak,
lb.
20c
to
25
Lamb,
shoulder,
lb.
20
Lamb,
leg,
lb.
-
50
Lamp
Chops,
lb
50
Fhh
Halibut,
lb
15
Smoked
Kippers,
lb
15c.
and
20
Salmon,
fresh,
lb
20
Honey
.
Extracted
Honey,
per
Jar
,20c
to
50
Comb
Honey
...
2A
Nuts
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
55
Walnuts,
shelled
halves,
lb
.45
Almonds,
shelled,
lb.
45
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lour,
49's,
No,
i
inud
wheat
1.85
8econd
Patent
1.70
r'astry
Flour.
10
Jbs.
45c
to
.....
J50
Aust.
Pastry
Flour,
10
lbs.
J3
Dried
rrulta
Whit
Flu,
lb.
.11H
dlank
Cooking
Figs,
lb.
10
Dates,
oulk,
lb
.
8c
to
.1
Smyrrja
Natural
Figs,
lb
10
Lemon'
and
grange
Peel
u
citron
peel
..
,53
Pruneti
3040,
lb.
,18
Prunes,
40-50,
lb
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Prupes,
60-7p,
lb.
.1JV4
Raisins,
Australian
seedless,
tb.
,14
Raisins,
Cal,
seedless,
lb.
,15
Currants,
lb,
,
,
,15
Aprjcota.
lb,
.
m.
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50
Apples,-
drlerj
..,..
14c.
to
.IT
Peaches,
peeled,
16c
to
19
9
lt
;
White,
100
lbs
6.20
jreuow,
ipq
ids
5,70
Chcrse
Ontario
solids,
new,
lb
22c
tt
25
Kdimy
lb.
,
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"Reserves""
are
Savings
Held
in
the
benefit
of
polic)
holders.
Life
Insurance
FOR
acts
virtually
in
the
capacity
of
custodian
of
trust
funds.
These
funds,
whitli
represent
the
accumulated
savings
of
approximately
3,500,000
Canadian
policyholders,
arc
known
as
"Reserves",
The
maintenance
of
these
Reserves
is
a
condition
fundamental
to
the
fulfillment
of
policy
contracts.
Life
Insurance
Reserves
differ
from
those
of
other
financial
institutions.
They
arc
by
law
compulsory.
They
are
mathematically
calculated
to
provide,
from
the
premiums
paid,
a
fund
which,
when
carried
forward
at
interest
and
supplemented
by
future
premiums,
will
ensure
the
carrying
out
of
the
companies'
obligations.
You,
together
with
other
policyholders,
own
all
these
Reserves.
This
money
is
YOURS.
Your
share
may
be
large
or
small,
depending
on
the
amount
of
Life
Insurance
,
ypu
qwn,
the
type
of
policies
and
the
length
of
time
hey
have
been
in
force.
From
,
the
premiums
which
you
pay
into
Life
Insurance,
therefore,
fixed
sums
must
be.
-.reserved
for
your
future
needs.
Each
year
Trust
tlut
you
continue,
to.
invest
savings
in
Life
Insurance,
you
increase
yhur
individual,;
Reserve
and
buildYirianciat
security
for
yourself
and
dependants.
Hccausc
there
arc
millions
of
Canadian
policyholders
like
yourself,
you
can
realic
that
the
Reserves
held
in
trust
by
Life
Insur-
-ance
Companies
are
necessarily
very
large.
They
total
more
than
$
1,
500,000,000,
Inest-ment
and
safe-keeping
of
these
funds
are
serious
responsibilities.
These
responsibilities
fall
upon
the
various
Life
Insurance
Companies
operating
in
Canada.
'It
is
their
duty
to
set
aside
Resents
according
to
stria
Government
regulations,
and
to
make
Investments
which
will
adequately
protect
all
policyholders.
Life
Insurance
Gimpanics
have
discharged
these
obligations
in
a
manner
which
Justifies
the
confidence
of
every
policyholder.
They
Insurance
1
A
t
S
.
!,..
,
r-
have
established
their
Reserves
on
the
strong
Jr
fyVQ
'
'
basis
required
by
the
Government,
and
they
v.
have
made
certain
that
such
funds
are
kept
intact
and
are
always
available
to
fulfill
the
'
obligations
to
each
polTq
holder.
X
rstt
-ij"
STUDENTS
in
AT
BOWLS
Illlta
School
Cllris
and
W
c
Into
Action
teams
of
U
King
EdwrJ
School
Bowling
Uue
uir
0
t-Mtimi
r
iAih
nnrdon,
set
tw
action
Saturday
with
tIU
"
follows:
Bowler
Bears,
DOS;
King
W.-'-
BASKETBALL
March
11
Orotto
vs.
M
Oortto
vs.
High
School,
Wairifl"
vs.
Legion,
Scytliians
vb.
seou
port
Esslngton
Is
LUJed
to
W.
Moose
In
toiUghfs
paiU,lbu.
while
two
other
matches
win1?,
out
on.
Canadian
Legion
and
u
School
will
be
playing
n
f1
header
to
decide
the
sccona
champion,