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Monday,
December
7,
1938
Canada's
Big
Industries
WithoW
her
big
industries
Canada
would
be
much
poorer
than
she1
is
tdday
and
the
people
would
be
without
most
of
the
conveniences
of
life.
Last
week
the
automotive
industry
commenced
publishing
a
series
of
advertisements
in
the
ddilv
newsnjiriPhQ
1
'
one
industry
helps
another
and
that
even
the
fishing
in-dustry
is
linked
up
with
that
df
automobile
manufacture.
There
has
been
so
much
propaganda
against
big
industry
m
this
country
and
in
the
United
States
that
it
seems
to
be
a
soUrid
plan
for
the
industries
to
lay
their
case
before
the
people
of
the
country,
making
it
quite
clear
to
them
what
such
industries
mean
hot
only
in
steady
employment
but
also
in
making
conditions
of
life
better
and
easier.
We
need
cars
in
this
country,
more
cars
and
then
more
and
with
the
supply
we
also
need
the
means
wherewith
to
purchase
them.
However,
ih
the
manufacture
of
cars
the
ability
to
own
them
is
given
to
thousands
of
people
through
wages
and
salaries
paid
in
that
and
allied
industries.
Gradually
their
Use
is
Spreading
Until
the
time
will
come
when
practically
every
berson
in
the
country
will
be
in
a
position
to
own
an
aUto
of
some
kind.
All
Want
Industries
We
all
want
more
industries.
Prince
Rupert
has
been
looking
for
them
and
it
seems
that
they
are
likely
tb
come.
If
a
new
industry
Were
located
here
there
would
be
mtire
opportunities
for
profitable
employment
and
that
would
indirectly
benefit
the
businessmen,
Even
in
so-called
socialistic
countries
they
are
glad
to
get
more
ahd
greater
industries.
Russia
had
to
import
thousands
of
skilled
men,
including
engineers,
to
start
Various
industries
and
train
men
to
handle
them.
There
is'
no
country
in
the
world
that
can
well
get
along
without
industries
of
some
kind
and
in
every
country,
including
Russia,
the
people
are
oaid
wares
for
worklntr
inihem,
only
in
Canada
and
the
United
btates
the
rates
of
pay
seem
to
be
much
higher
than
fete'J60?10
m
tHlB
untry
have
a
higher
standard
of
hvirttr
than
in
most
countries,
which
means
that
industries
have
a
greater
value
to.
the
people
as
a
whole.
Where
MSnS
Sehet
CCntB
3
1,16
'm,UStHe8
BASIC
RATE
IS
REDUCED
City
Commissioner
Not
Making:
Such
Drastic
increase
in
Li
...
wuuiiuoiuiiEi
j
jjiaii
uu
;
iMtte
city
uiticaac
uie
tneaire'S
llcpnpp
Tpp
seventy-five
percent.
Mr.
Borland
presented
his
case
as
follows:
'While
I
aDnreciate
that,
n
7icr.
Increase
in
our
licence
Is
not
quite
so
drastic
as
the
100
oriplnallv
cond
to
hone
for
its
size
in
Canada.
At
the
opening
there
was
much
rP-
Joicihg
and
the.
public
were
pleased
11.
is,
uiereiore,
clearly
under-Jtandable
that
to
onpratp
nnH
maintalh
a
theatre
building
of
this
iype
emails
heavy
overhead
ex
penses.
"It
is
the
policy
of
any
city
today
to
give
concessions
nnrf
tho
n.m
Usually
go
out
of
their
way
to
foster
or
encourage
building
or
Indus
try,
men
why
strangle
them
after
they
are
here7
A
buslnpsa
established
in
the
city
Is
worth
a
aozen
prospects
and
thev
Khnnln
receive
at
least
the
same
courtpsv
or
consideration
as
possibly
would
oe
exienaea
10
any
prospective
industry.
"I
appreciate
the
fact
that
you
heed
revenue
and
would
not
oppose
any
further
lnpfpoeo
business
conditions
in
Prlrinp
Ru
pert
Improve
to
such
an
extent
that
me
increase
would
be"
iustiflnhip
and
fair
to
all
rnnrKrncrl
fore,
I
sugcest
to
von
Mr
nnm.
missioner,
that
you
reconsider
your
proposed
increased
and
re-adjust
uu
a
more
edu
tahip
h;ici
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver-;
Tuesday
catala
1:30
p.m
Thurs.
8S.
Pr.
Rupert
10:30
p.m.
Friday
ss.
P,
Adelalde....l0
p.m
Ss.
CJardena
10:30
p.m.
Dec,
3
ss.
prin.Norah
5:30
p.m.
Dec.
17
S3.
Prlh
Knrnk
Z-t
Fiorrt
Vahcouvtr
Sunday
ss.
Catala
4
p.m
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
a.m.
Fri.
ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
....
4
p.m.
Ss.
Cardena
p.m.
Dec.
13
ss.
Prin.
Norah
aim!
Dec.
30-ss.
Prin,
Norah
a.m.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
T',AT
s,r
Mond:-v
mbi
District
News
Q.
C.
ISLANDS
cencesTheatre
Fee
Stands
I
rt,i,
ri,,f
a
ttw
tWW
Bulkiey
Valley
low
Zero
Weather
Sweep?
Down
Suddenly
Helps
Tie
Makers
SMITHERS.
Dec.
7:
Cold
weather
struck
the
Bulkiey
Valley
Friday
and
the
mercurv
started
dropping
until)
it
reached
ten
de
gress
below
zero.
the
tie
makers,
however
and
whm
the
snow
arrives.
It
win
pnnhfi.
them
to
get
.their
ties
out
of
the
Dusn.
if
a
heavy
mow
hud
mo
before
the
frost
it
would
hare
re-
suited
in
many
swamps
and
soft
places
remaining
unfrozen
all
winter
ami
would
hare
riddpii
difficulties
to
seme
of
'those
contractors
getting
out
talrway
ties.
,
Greenville
Men
Here
to
Obtain
Church
Material
To
purchase
finishing
material
for
the
fine
niew
church
whir,S
h
hearing
ccmption
at
the
Naa?
River
village,
a
party
nnshting
of
Peter
Ca'der.
chif
of
tireenvllle,
Sam
tdlt.
Jonah
Gray,
Jcfintch
Ruts
and
Ale
-t
Mooie
has
bisti
in
to.Vri
far
the
pasi
few
days.
They
are
leavin
today
on
th?j
return
ti
fir.ii.
ville.
Another
New
Swiss
Farmer
Mrs.
K.
E.
Chapman
Disposes
Her
Farm
Near
Smithers
Of
"'J'
:.-
-
'0(
port
elements
and
Sam
B?w-(
,
.MIT$fc&3
Dec.
7:
..Another
The
basic
licence
fee
for
retnll
nit
w
,i,,
hmn
nm.
nniirw"
Vnllw..
firh
rhnnffrd
Ill
.
1
.
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1
1
Ul
WJ1UII1
ILJIC
ULL1I
V
111
,
r-'
t
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J-f
,
w
J
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------
-
-
.
a
i'cj
uimci
nic
ncwiy
anitiiueu
n'ovprl
-it
the
A
P
eacn
aaamonai
line.
This
is
for
a
six
monm
period.
There
were
no
q
Alii
nn
r
T
Vio
i-ij-.o
DW
t
i.tr1o
U
iirVimi
Mr
P
T
jTrades
Licence
Bylaw
will
M
$12.50
Btng
Co's
camp
at
Cumshexa
In-
Chapman
disposed
of
ICO
acres
toj
recei
recently
uiai-cttu
oi
as
ongjnany
piannea,
let
for
.the
past
year,
arrived
ar,
raui
aiuzrenegger
woo
i
i
:
i
i
i
.
.
.
.
,
....
.
.
.
.
.
.
i
i
ii.
was
aniiouncea
ioaay
py
uuy
Queen
Charlotte
City
a
few
uays
anvea
nere
rrom
awiizenanu.
commissioner
w.
j.
Aiaer
wnen
in
ajo
aboard
Capt.
Jack
naans
me
larni
is
m
uienianna
ui$-sesslon
as
a
city
council
to
recon-
beat
Ila,
They
reported
that
the
tiict
and
adjoins
the
CronJn
ranch
fillip
tllb
hvlam
TTS4at
1U
nn.l.
AlUfii
riitnr.
Vihrt
fiinrla
nrr,A
nn.
flnH
nlcri
tVin
rmTVrfV
rpnpntlv
"J
1H
II.
W.lUtTA
WIC
UCW
1
1
1
1
il
k.
J
4LU
411llUL
1.14
pin
HV
i
lill.l
icatlons
of
the
retail
trades,
g.;
during
the
pist
year.
Next
purchased
by'
C:
Tugnum
ot
Swiz-
wnnlH
ri
o
hitli
fen
nt
ttocn
Vfnr
it
1c.
pvnertort
An
tilro
nut.
PrhlhH
fmm
'.Tnhn
Tjirvirlflt.
-
.
Mw
1
UllO.l.
Ul
ifi
i
.tl
,
-
"
-
bAfl.ilu
w
whv
.
.-.
-
-
-
I
for
.the
principal
Jine
arid
$5
for
fWtjr
million
feet
of
spruce
over
:Mf,
Stun?hegger
is
d
jrouhg
poK
oHrlfilMHl
tf4A
rrv.i
t
fh
ln-D
diner
fo41rbni
tirVi(H
'wo
a
mn'vHh
a
fa
Hill
-J
hhri
tilif
Ku
a
vtw
twgtug
tail
n
v
j
tt
--
i4j
ii.
tv
w
law
which
will
come
uo
aealn
at
aie
no'
SlnB
out
for
ihej
Christ
another
meeting
Wednesday
for
mas
and
New
Year
sson..
final
reconsideration
and
adoption.
ki.1,
..
i
.
.it
iaM.
.JJUU.
1
U
uuiuj
UU11115
u:ic
jja&u
seagull,
yuiic
VfC?iiUiiic
auutivii&
iai
uic
laiiitci
other
changes
made
in
the
new
by-
a
ftw
ot
the
loggers
at
the
camp
papulation
of
1
the
Bulkiey
Valley
Jt
Js
plobable
that
other
settlers
from
Switzerland
will
follow
the
red'ent
immigrants
and.
belntj
p(op!e
PTW
"
that
are
agrfcultliraliSrtis
The
only
person
appearing
before
'Lrk
I
,p?h"
the
city
commissioner
at
today's
K
'
h
,
wfrkln?ftht
and
Vfrsed
Ih
the
arts
of
butter
!,black
OI
of
me
mSl
st
33331
t
of
01
arid
and
cheese
cheew
mak-ng.
is
quite
session
session
to
to
lnd
lodge
a
nrntpct
protest
was
.
r,
D
o
a
i
,
u
.7
Borland.
mTtL
g5".con:
,ike,y
hat
11
ot
be
'
.
,
bi-ii,
uuinis
uie
past,
coup.e
p
L
n
An
SU,6h,t
"-'jettrs.
Ms
moved
to
tjun
Char
proposed,
nevertheless
it
is
still
tooL.
w
.
r"1
viuu
ui
uruDoruon
to
licences
paid
in
cities
of
similar
population.
I
presented
a
tahnin-
tion
of
licences
naid
at
tfpisnn
-
-
-----w..,
n.liii
.
.
a.
nail,
renucion
ana
vernon
at
a
meeting
held
her
in
June
so
I
will
not
comment
further
on
this
except
to
-again
point
out
that
the
licences
Of
theatres
thprp
nrp
mi.
lower.
You
must
also
aeree.
Mr
nnm.
missioner,
that
a
75
incrpa.
nf
any
mode
of
taxation
Is
commercial
strangulation
and
cannot
be
borne
by
any
business
or
enterprise
unui
such
time
as
conditions
greatly
improve
not
only
in
Prince
Rupert
but
all
over
Canada.
"You
are
a
heavy
probertv
hol
der,-
Mr.
Commissioner,
and
it.
wbUld
be
superfluous
to
ask
you
hat
would
happen
if
there
were
imposed
a
75
ta
Increase
on
any
or
all
the
property
ih
the
city,
ihere
would
only
be
one
Inevitable
result.
"Why
is
our
business
called
Upon
td
bear
d
25
larger
Increase
thari
Jher
proposed
business
Ucerices7
Not
that
1
feel
that
their
proposed
iricreastf
bf
50
is
ustifieriji
th
contrary.
Nevertheless,
t
contend
iriele
should
be
no
discrimination.
"I
might
take
you
back
a
fpw
years
to
the
time
when
this
city
did
not
haVe
a
threatre
building
adequate
to
the
needs
of
modern
showgoing
public.
Then
thp
whnl
populace
clamored
for
such
a
thea
tre.
I
might
also
say
that
the
builders
excelled
themselves
in
eiv-
ing
to
Prince
Rupert
a
theatre
se
able
to
number
those
industries
to
thofe
already
established.
I
One
great
need-of
the
valley
Is
a
creamety
and
another
is
a
cheese
factory
and
with
t
r!-
C1
1
1
ablished.
It
wouM
heln
lm.
VIClS
VOlU
Uliap
menely
in
solving
the
difficulties!
-
m
11
1
ui
ine
jucai
iarmers.
Greenville
Couple
To
Wed
This
Week
GREENVILLE,
Dec.
7:
An
event
bf
Importance
In
this
village
will
be
the
marriage
On
WediiM.
While
ithls
Is
not
unseasonable
day
of
this
week
of
James
Lee-for
December
weather
lt
Is
felt
n,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charle
more
keenly
on
acmunt
nf
th.-
t.sesch.
ta
Eiiihptii
Bii
HnioH.
very
mild
weather
heretofore
pre-
t;r
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ma.'.thew
Rusi
valllhg.
They
ate
a
nel:
known
and
dodu-
A
cold
east
wind
nscnrnninipH
lar
lsul
ru,rlvp
-hun'o
the
drop
in
temne'ratiir
nnrl
idd-d
to
the
unpleasantness
Tile
COld
Snap
Will
h
hnnn
tn
BRONCHIAL
COUGHS
Get
Rid
of
Them
This
Quick
Easy
Way
OVER
9r
MILLION
BOTTLES
SOLDN
CANADA
It
MUst
Be
Good
Only
in
Hurklry't
Miitnraira
yon
Mr
to
obUin
powerful
exprrtorant
coush
ml,
tuft
with
n
.ctive
itimuliUnr
iVIlMf.
Medical
reaearch
ha
concluairely
ahown
that
an
acid
condition
almoit
always
aceonv
panic
the
common
coogh
or
cold
and
to
.combat
thla
condition
alkalie
axe
often
prescribed.
Ilucaley'a
I
no
ordinary
eoug-h
tyrup.
You
don't
have
to
wait
day
or
week
for
remit.
You
get
the
effect
instantly.
First
of
all
it
formula
is
Used
on
mod-era
op-to-dat
medical
fact
findints.
Neit
It
contains
rare
balsams
and
essences
to
soften
the
phlegm
and
heal
and
soothe
sore
Inflamed
membrane.
But
most
Important
of
all
h
contain
a
powerful
stimulating
alkaliier
ahd
that
is
just
why
Buckley's
has
proven
o
effeetle.
for
eoufhs,
aolda,
bronchitis,
asthma,
rrlppe
and
whooping
cough.
Last
but
not
least
Hockley's
goes
three
time
a
far
as
old-fashioned
cough
ayrup
yet
costs
only
little
for
a
generous
bottle.
Buckley'
i
old
everywhere
and
guaranteed.'
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Utility
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We
are
offering
this
year
many
practical
and
i
useful
gift
suggestions.
Drop
in
and
inspect
oUr
&
g
stock-
You
will
find
many
gifts
at
popular
prices
W
that
are
sure
to
please,
as
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ELECTRIC
Waffle
Irons,
Toasters,
Percolators
and
Coffee
Makers,
Clocks,
Sandwich
Toasters,
Heat
Pads,
Curling
Irons,
Lamps.
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gift
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that
Will
last
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lifetime
and
always
be
appreciated,
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if
Other
Smart
CJift,
Suggestions:
Clocks,
Took'FIasHllffHfe,
I)lnherna
Tea
Sets,
Serving
Trays
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Something
to
Wear
GLOVES
will
certainly
be
on
hand
at
Christmas
time.
We
have
a
wide
$1.50
and
up,
per
pair,
boxed
Penman,
Harvey
Wood,
Macflregor
or
Jaeger
HOSE
Over
200
dozen
pairs
of
Sox
from
which
to
ehooe-the
latest
colors
and
designs-
pure
wool
yarns
cot
ton
and
wool
yarns
or
silk
and
Wool
yarns
'
50c,
75c,
$1,00
per
pair,
boxed
FORSYTH
andARROW
SHIRTS
We
carry
a
big
sel
ection
of
collar
attached
shirts
in
checks,
stripes,
or
plain
colors,
broadcloth,
silk
or
wool
materials,
and
soft
or
fused
collars.
Also
separate
collar
shirts
with
two
collars
to
match.
Priced
$2.00
each
and
up,
boxed
Bryant
Company
Limited
"The
Store
With
the
Christmas
Spirit"
You
are
cordially
invited
to
visit
"Demers"
They
have
a
very
beautiful
line
of
pure
silk
lingerie.
YbU
canont
fail
to
please
yoUr
friends
with
any
of
these
garments.
l'yjamas
Slips
Teddies
Gowns
Pantie
Sets
Panties
Negligees
Prices
very
reasonable
They
are
giving
a
lovely
Doll
or
Plush
Animal
lo
patrons
who
spend
$5.00
or
oven
Only
one
to
each
person.
A
Big
Ordef
For
Marten
and
Mink
Has
Just
been
received
and
we
can
pay
the-
highest
prices
to
enable
us
to
fill
it.
ship
your
furs
to
us.
Any
kind
bought.
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Reliable
THE.
CONSOUrUTKl)
MM1NG
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
GANADA,
LIMITED
TrtAlL
iUtlTISII
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers'
of
Elephant
Brand
Chemical
Fertilizer
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Sulphate
ttf
Arhmbrila,
Superphos-
phatts,
Completa
Fertilizers
Producers
&
Ueflncrs
of
Tadanac
Brnd
Metals
Gold,
Silver,
Electrolytic
Lead,
Zinc,
Cadmium,
bismuth.