mm
WE
1
BLL-UP
four
socKeis
tot
the
.
DOOR
A?
DAYS
ii
save
both
MONEY
U
EYESIGHT
Sit
only
20c
each,
genuine
light
bulbs
(60
Watt,
In-
di
are
a
real
economy
sJy
If
you
lay
In
a
supply
frhlle
the
cost
Is
so
lo.
darkness
outdoors.
End
!n
'or
yourself
and
your
a
It
pays
In
every
way.
nap
Save
eyesight.
Check
lockets
NOW.
pr
I0RTHERN
BRITISH
A
POWER
ktr
t
tiitmun
Limited
frbody
rtads
the
Dally
News
1
reason
WINNERS
IN
I
CALF
CLUB
Burton
Green
Leads
Bulkley
Valley
Boys
and
Girls
SMITHER3,
Nov.
27:
The
Bulk-ey
Valley
Boys'
and
Girls'
Calf
i
Club
recently
completed
the
year's
program
with
the
Judging
of
the
calves
and
scoring
of
reports.
This
club
was
organized
and
ajuuaurcu
iur
a
numDer
oi
years
by
J.
E.
Manning,
former
cow
tes
ter
In
the
district,
and
has
contln-
ued
to
Improve
In
quality
of
calves
shown
and
In
care
and
manage
ment
by
club
members.
The
dona
tlon
of
purebred
Holsteln
calves
by
Hoistein
breeders
In
Southern
Bri
i
tlsh
Columbia
two
years
ago
greatly
1
stimulated
the
Interest
in
dairying
J
and
good
type
cattle
in
the
district.
Most
of
the
calves
entered
in
the
I
club
this
year
were
of
outstanding
Holsteln
type.
Harry
Bowman,
agricultural
agent
for
the
Canadian
National'
Railways,
Prince
George,
scored
the
'calves
and
Don
Sutherland,
district
agriculturalist,
Smlthers,
graded
jthe
reports.
The
placing
of
the
first
(several
calves
was
very
close
and
in
some
cases
was
changed
as
a
result
of
the
report
scoring.
The
final
awards
are
as
follows:
j
First,
Burton
Green;
2,
John
!Nellson;
3,
Nancy
Owens;
4,
James
.Westle;
5,
Agnes
Killer;
6.
Dan
Ek-
'man;
7,
Doreen
Chilton;
8,
Harry
i
Woodman;
9,
Gladys
Ekman;
10,
Jack
Ekman.
Labor
Man
Named
Mayor
of
Regina
Aid,
A.
C.
Ellison
Defeats
Mayor
Cornelius
Kink
by
700
Majority
REOINA,Nov.
27:
(CP)
Aid.
A
C.
Ellison,
Labor
candidate,
was
elected
mayor
of
Regina
by
a
ma
Jorlty
of
700
over
Mayor
Cornelius
Rink.
Labor
also
won
half
of
the
seats
on
the
city
council.
In
Saskatoon,
Mayor
Plnder
was
re-elected
by
a
record-breaking
majority
of
over
7000.
while.
Mayor
Johnston
was
re-elected
.
In
Moose
Jaw.
EGG
PRICES'UP
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
27:
The
wholesale
price
of
eggs
advanced
2c
a.
dozen
In
Vancouver
yesterday
to
32c-34c,'30c-32c
and
29c-31c.
VANCOUVER
HAS
RAIN
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
27:
Vancouver
had
Its
fourth
straight
day
of
rainfall
yesterday
tout
the
weather
Open
8:30
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
LIJ
YASU
Was
Emperor
of
Ethiopia
For
Three
Years
Before
Belnp
Deposed
By
Halle
Selassie
ADDIS
ABABA,
Nov.
27:
Em
peror
Halle
Selassie
yesterday
proclaimed
national
mourning
in
Eth
iopia
after
making
official
announcement
of
the
death
near
Feet
of
Marooned
Men
May
be
Saved
Pair
Who
Spent
Week
on
Small
Rock
in
Lake
Winnipeg
Are
Making
Recovery
NORWAY
HOUSE,"
Man.,
Nov.
27:
Donald
Lambert
and
A.
Lunberg,
In
hospital
here
suffering
from
the
effects
of
haing
been
marooned
for
a
week
on
a
rock
six
feet
square
on
Lake
Winnipeg
after
their
small
boat
broke
down,
may
not
hnve
to
have
their
frost-bitten
feet
ampii;
tated
iafter
all,
physicians
stating
last
night
that
they
would
hot
have,
to
resort
to
this.
GOLD
PRICES
MONTREAL,
Nov.
27:-The
price
is
mild.
DawsorTfwlth
12
below,
is
of
gold
m
uanaaa
yesieraay
was
the
coldest
point
In
the
west.
I
$35.31,
in
London,
$35.17.
CHEVROLET
For
1936
The
Only
Complete
Low-Priced
Car
S0LID
STEEL
TURRET
TOP
Chevrolet
believes
thorough-going
quality
-
ana
safety
all
around
you.
That's
why
Chevrolet
is
the"
only
low-priced
car
J'M
the
proved
Turret
Top
Bodies
by
Fisher.
Only
in
Chevrolet's
matchless
bodies
Fisher
bodies
do
you
get
solid
steel
safety
above
you
all
around
you-wen
in
the
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under
your
feet!
J
other
low-priced
car
can
equal
the
Chevrolet
ride
thanks
to
KNEE-AC-TI0N
'
Front
Wheels.
.
W
PEIiprptpiy
nvnirATTUf,
HRAKES
combine
the
hydraulic
prin
ce
with
the
safety
Chevrolet
insists
on.
SILENT
SMOOTH
SYNCROMESH
TRANSMISSION.
HIGH
rnMnncb.TxT
uhaw
iv.iiRAn
KNfilNE
with
Blue
Flame
bustion
for
Better
Performance
and
Greater
Economy.
There
iRr,
ho.
seen
to
be
annreciated.
tuaujr
uLimr
inipruvuineiiwo
vu
-
Wath
for
the
announcement
of
these
fine
new
cars.
They
will
be
on
display
soon.
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MOTORS
LTD.
Thir,i
Chevrolet
and
ucncrai
muiu.o
n,r('
Avenue
a
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
52
IJAILT
NEWS
MATH
OF
CLAIMING
Hard
to"
gay
Who
is
Winning;
East
AfrianWaT-rltome
Says
Only
lateen
:
White
Italians
have
Been
Killed
Oil
Embargo
Harar.
wherp
hp
hart
hn
t.nt.
in
To
Be
Considered
by
Leayue
Of
luxurious
captivity
for
years
after
Nations
committee
litxx
weeK
being
deposed
in
1916.
of
Lll
Yasu.
United
'States
Takes
former
Emperor
and
pretender
td
.Definite
Stand
the
thronp
at
Atwelnl
Til
Vaen
who
has
consLstentlv
claimed
hli
ROME,
Nov
,
2T:
Premier
Musso-
rleht
th
ihtnno
.w
v.JlInl
had
a
twentv-mlnute
confer-
was
deposed,
had
been
considered
I
ence
with
Sif
Eric
Drummond,
Bri-i
possible
puppet
monarch
foT
;
tUh
ambassador,
but
nd;
anhounce-
Sthlopla
in
the
event
of
the
pre-lment
was.
made
after,
the
confer-
sent
war
being
won
by
Italy,
HI
I
ence
other
than
that
"contact
is
passing
at
this
time
may,
therefore,
still
maintained."
have
an
important
political
effect.
Conflicting
reports,
continue
to
LIJ
Yasu.
a
cousin
of
Halle
Seias-dcome
f
rom
the
seats
of
war
In
sle,
was
a
grandsoa
of
the
great
Ethiopia,
both'
sides
claiming
vie
Emperor
Menellk
n
who
died
In
torles.
At
ArlclU
.Atjaba,
It
was
stat
December,
1916,
and
whom
he
sue-
ed
that;
.during
the
past
two
weeks,
ceeded
on
the
throne;UJ
Yasu
was
4000
Italians,
had
been
slain
on
the
tne
son
of
Menelik's
second
daugh-
northern
front
ter.
on
September
27,
1916.
LIJ
Italians
'.elalht.
advances
In
the
Yasu
was
deposed
and
Walzero
north
while'
the.
Ethiopian
govern
audita,
anotner
dauenter
of
Men-u
!
ellk
II.
was'
nominated
Empress
with
Ras
Taffarl
(now
Halle
Sel
assle)
as
regent
and
heir
to
the
throne.
Zaudlta
died
In
1930
and
on
April
2
of
that
year,
Halle
Selassie
became
sole
ruler.,
He
continued
to
keep
Li
Yasu
In
cap
tivity.
Since
the
outbreak
of
the
Drcsent
war,
LIJ
Yasu
appealed
fo"
Halle
Selassie
for
his
release
In
order
that
he
might
lead
EthI
opian
troops
against
Italy.
Selas
sie,
however,
Intimating
that
he
could
not
trust
LIJ
Yasu,
politely
refused
the
offer.
LIJ
Yasu
was
39
years
of
age
and
general
paralysis
was
given
as
the
cause
of
his
death.
ment
claims
that
the
defenders
are
beginning
to
get
the
upper
handj
and
have
won
Important
victories.
It
was
claimed
here
last
night
that
onlv
fifteen
white
Italian!
.
troops
had
so
far
been
killed
in
the
J
In
wnoje
war.
i
Premier
Mussolini
yesterday
clamped
jlown
a
strict
censorship
against
the
dissemination
In
.'any
way
of
Information
that
might
prove
of
value
to
sanctions-approving
nations.
For
the
first
time
in
history
the
Bank
of
Italy
failed
to
make
a
report
on
Its
gold
U.
S.
For
Peace
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Nov.
27:
In
an
unequivocal
statement
oi
United
States
government
policy
In
regard
to
the
Italo-Ethloplan
war,
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
Hull
yes
terday
stated
that
the
government
intends,
not
only
to
Keep
tne
coun
try
out
of
war,
but
to
oppose
any-hing
that
would
assist
to;
feed
any
war.
The
government
of
this
coun
COLD?
Do
These;
2
Things
Instantly!
A
Simple
Method
that
Anyone
con
Follow
:
I
Take
Iwo
"Aspirin"
Tab.
'let.
Make
sore
joa
get
"Aspirin."
The
moment
you
feel
a
cold
coming
on
follow
the
pictured
directions
above.
Your
doctor
will
approve
this
as
perhaps
the
quickest,
easiest
way
known
to
fight
colds
and
sore
throat.
'
The
"Aspirin"
taken
Internally
nA
1
1
oAmKnl
n
eeA
aimtat
inctantlv
U
throat
is
sore,
crush
and
stir
3
DEMAND
AND
GET
P1,cv
ot
otner
natlons
mlght
be'
ry,
said
the
Secretary
of
State
In
i
message
to
the
Italian
ambassa
RrUIh.
Stand
2
Drink
a
loll
UM
r
watery
Repeat
treatmeatlajlwafm
"Aspirin"
Tablets'
tn
i
HWrd
joi
a
glass
of
water;
gargle
twice.-.Do;iie-t
rinse
mouth.
"
.
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Aspirin!'
TableU
.'art.iriadlila
Canada.
V'Aspirin"
isthelhfcUUred
trade-mark
pf
the
BaytrjComrtifcyi
Limited.
Look
for
the
iamfc
BaVer
inthe
form
of
a
cross
on
ever)
UHtt
ment
of
conslderatlorr
of
'the
sub-
16r,
was
opposed
to
the
supplying1
LONDON,
Nov.
27:
It
was
stated
Ject
by
.the
League
jtanctiem
com-if
war
materials
such
as
oil
or
steel
officially
last
night
that
the
Bri-
j
mittee
until
t'tterthe;Feh
fab-".o
either
of
the
belligerents
In
the
tish
government
had
not
agreed
tolnet
crisis.
The'
.laJdwmitte
talo-Ethiopian
conflict.
This
was
drop
Its
support
to
Canada's
pro-
will
probably
meei
QJembef
4
he
stand
of
the
American
admin
posal
of
extending
League
Sf
Na-'or
6
to
consider
tifij
'M
irabargo
tratlon
regardless
of
what
the
tions
sanction
to
coal
and
oil
but
question,
v
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of
life
look
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Life
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