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Sunday,
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THE
HART
BUDGET
Friday.
November
12,
1937
Hon.
John
Hart,
minister
of
finance
in
the
Pattullo
government,
is
getting
nearer
to
the
accomplishment
of
his
purpose,
that
of'
making
the
government
pay
its
way.
So
far
it
has
been
unable
to
do
this
but
it
is
confidently
expected
that
by
next
year
the
province
will
be
"out
of
the
hole"
or
very
nearly
out.
The
present
budget
does
not
provide,
for
unemployment
relief
although
it
is
hinted
that
this
may
be
paid
out
of
increased
revenue
always
provided
that
the
revenue
continues
to
increase.
There
is
also
a
matter
of
twelve)
million
dollars
lacking
in
the
sinking
fund.
This
amount
was
not
taken
out
this
year
or
last
but
is
an
accumulated!
deficit
in
that
department.
Before
we
can
be
said
to
be
!
once
more
on
solid
ground
this
sinking
fund
deficit
must!
be
replaced.
i
Mr.
Hart
is
acknowledged
to
be
a
good
financier.
Much
of
the
credit
for
the
improved
condition
goes
to
him
but
it
must
be
remembered
that
Mr.
Pattullo
is
head
of
the
government
and
he
has
the-last
word
in
all
expenditures.
For
that
reason
the
credit
belongs
at
least
as
much
to
the
Premier
as
to
the
minister
of
finance.
J.
RAMSAY
MacDONALD
Right
Hon..
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald
died
Tuesday
a
long
and
eventful
life.
It
would,
be
foolish
to
sucrirest
that
his
death
is
a
loss
to
the-Empire
because
his
work
was'
nnisnea
ana
ne
was
ready
lor
the
step
forward.
Labor
in
Great
Britain
and
to
a
certain
extent
in
thisj
country
felt
that
Mr.
MacDonald
had
deserted
them,
go-1
ing
over
to
the
enemy
when
he
joined
the
National
Gov-!
ernment
now
led
by
Right
Hon.
Neville
Chamberlain.
And
!
Vet
We
are
readv
tn
mvp
thp
Into
Prpmipr
pPfHt
frtf
holiovJ
ing
that
he
felt
he
could
be
of
more
service
to
his
country
by
heading
a
government
consisting
chiefly
of
Tories
than
by
joining
the
rather
feeble
opposition,
an
opposition
which
was
rather
inclined
to
toy
with
the
Communism
which
he
abhorred.
Mr.
MacDonald
in
his
day
was
one
of
the
world's
big
men.
AGAINST
RETURN
OF
COLONIES
An
interesting
arenment
arainst
thp
return
nf
f
hp
African
colonies
to
Germany
is
given
in
the
"Mining!
World,
published
in
London,
England.
It
says:
!
.
Vast
tracts
of
territory
in
Africa
Dominion.
Colonial,
Protectorate
and.
Mandated
are
attached
to
the1
British
Empire.
In
these
territories
there
is
peace
and:
contentment.
Naturally,
here
and
there,
disquiet
is
in
evi-dance
at
times;,
but
that
does
not
alter
the
main
propo-!
V
L
cute
.u,ul
tonieniment
rule
;
otherwise
prosperity
i
could
not
continue.
British
Africa
knows
no
huge
armies;
n-a
jjiuietiuia
uie
spieutim
iorces
ot
mounted
and
other
police,
whose
duties
are
mainly
patroling,
and
certainly
not
fighting..
This
kind
of
thine:
is
likelv
to
eonti
til
a
military
power
arrives
upon
the
scene.
Then,
farewell
to
tranquillity!
Guns,
bombs,
poison
gas,
and
all
other
such
horrors
will
be
imported
Wholesale
into
Africa,
with'
the
result
thatf
in
selfdefense;
the
existing
governments
will
have
to
make
similar
provision
at
colossal
expense.
It
is
not
surprising,
therefore,
that
any
suggestion
as
to
the
surrender
of
the
Mandates
is
viewed
with
alarm
and
dismay
by
British
subjects
in
Africa.
Oh!
say
the
pacifists,
but
surely
the
incoming
power
would
promise
not
to
import
war
material.
Alas!
for
promises;
have
these
SMITHERS
Mr;
Barkaay.
one
or
thi
recen
i
settlers,
to
arrive
from
Kipling
dis
trict,
Saskatchewan,
has
taken
upj
the
Walker
farm
in
the
QuWd
district
and
moved
his
stock
an
3
effects,
to
his
new
location
yester
day..
Mr.
Bates
is
locating
on
the
Goodwin
place
near
Lake
Seymour
for
the
winter
so
that
all
of
thoss
who'
recently
arrived
from
Saskatchewan
are
now
located
temporarily
until
they
can
get
a
better
survey
of
the
country
in
the
spring.
Veterans
of
tho
Great
War
In
the
Bulkley
Valley
gathered
at
the
Legion
Hall
on
Thursday
morning
to
parade
to
the
United
Church
for
the
Armistice
service
which
was
conducted
by
Rev.
W
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of.
the
Prince
George
Canadian
Le?ion.
held
a
successful
Poppy
tag
day
last
Saturday.
m
T
District
IN
ews
Remembrance
Day
Church
Service
Address
and
Special
Music
Held
at
Terrace
on
Sunday
TERRACE.
Nov.
12:
Special
Remembrance
Day
music
was
rendered
by
the
Junior
choir
of
Knox
United
Church
on
Sunday
evening
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
Adam
Crisp.
The
program
was
varied
and
interesting
and
musical
numbers
Included:
"Sweet
Bells
of
Feace,"
soloist,
Miss
Evelyn-
Neid-rick;
"God'
Kindly
Keepeth
Those
He
Loves,"
and
"Dear
Land
of
Home."
from
Findlandia."
An
informing
address
on
the
work
B.
Mcintosh.
The
regular
Amis-
or
tne
League
of
Nations
was
given
tice
dance
was
held
in
the
Towaby
F
G
Cook,
public
school
teach-Hall
on
Thursdav
night.
This
,;;
'er
of
Terrace.
always
one
of
the
largest
dances
j
.
of
the
year.
Kitvanea
Hold
an
s
Special.
Scrvfcjq-
Held,
ir
SI,
unurcn.
xesieraay
....
.
.
i
,
For
obtaining
money
by
false;
pretences
thrqugh
cashing
worth-
i
""
less
checks,
Victor,
Hogan
was
sen.-'
KITWANpA,
Nov.
12:
St.
ay
Paul
A.
9
A.
A.
t
t
.
l
nVitmAh
Irltnfrt
v
Vtnst
it
.nud.
WINTER
IN
Smithers
Lad
SMiTHERSPassesAZay
Several
Inches
of
Snow
Followed
By
Cold
Embarrassing
to
Several
inches
of
snow
came
down
in
the
first
fall
of
the
season
and,
as
the
weather
has
now
turned
fair
and
colder.
It
is
not
likely
that
the
snow
will
remain
and
that
winter
weather
will
last
for
several
months.
s
Former
Public
pauis
Works
Foreman
icncea
10
iwo
years
imprisonment
wutu,
iiwanga,
uau
an
au.7-
.
TO
!
in
penitentiary
by
Judge
H.
E.
Plclous
service
for
Remembrance
H
in
OOUtil
A.
Robertson
here.
He
had
been
Day
and
a
good
congregation
at-
convicted
on
slmlllar
charges
at
tended.
Prince
Rupert
but
was
realesed
on
The
elder
girls
of
the
Day
School
SMITHERS
Nov.
12:
Ernest
suspended
sentence.
opened
with
"O
Canada."
Hymns
woodworm,
wno
was
at
one
time
were:
"Oh
God
Our
Help
in,
Ages
a
resident
of
Smithers
and
was
well
Miss
J.
Sargent
of
Prince
Past"
"Onward
Christian
Soldiers"
known
throughout
the
north,
pass-George
has
been
at
Smithers
ant
and
the
National
Anthem.
;d
awav
recently
In
Vancouver.
Mr.
other
points
west
in
connection
The
lesson
from
St
Matthew't
Woodworth
had
been
a
foreman
In
with
organization
of
libraries
for
Gospel.
Chapter
5,
was
read
by
the
building
of
bridges
for
the
Pub-
the
Provincial
Library
Commission.
Rev.
B.
Shearman,
who
also
gave
a
lie
Works
Department
and
as
such
The
local
Catholic
Women's
solemn
address.
had
built
mnny
bridges
thrpugh-
League
held
a
successful
bazaar
Two
minutes
silence
with
prayer
at
the
north
and
other
parts
of
and
dance
In
the
Prince
George
was
very
Impressive.
Mrs,
Sam-
BrltM?
Columbia.
H?
was
well
Hotel
last
Saturday.
pare
was
offlcating
aat
the
organ,
k"
wn
-ver
a
lame
pa-t.
of
the
FULL
CAKES
OF
'
With
Purchase
of
Large-Size
Package
OXYDOL
At
The
Regular
Price!
OFFER
MADE
SOLELY
TO
INDUCE
WOMEN
TO
MORE
QUICKLY
TRY
THESE
TWO
MARVELOUS
PROCTER
&
GAMBLE
SOAPS
OXYDOL
The
Amazing
New
"No-Scrub"
Soap
That
Soaks
Out
Dirt
In
15
Minutes
...
And
Does
It
Safely!
Women
everywhere
arc
discarding,
their
old.
favorites
among
bar,
flake,
chip,
and
other
granulated
soaps
and
are
chang
ing
to
Oxydol,
They
luid
this
new-type
laundry
soap
does
three
things
in
a
way
you
never
dreamed
a
single
soap
could
do.
'
"
Fir
tt:
Cuts
washing
time
25
to
40
in
tub
or
machine.
Easily
an
hour
or
more
on
a
big
washing.
Second:
Soaks
out
dirt
from
clothes
in
15
minutes.
No
scrubbing,
no
boiling
even
tough
spots
come
clean
with
a
few
quick
rubs
between
your
fingers.
Yet
white
things
come
four
lofitt
shades
whiter
than
you're
used
to
getting
Uiem
with
less
modern
soaps.
Third:
This"
no-scmb"
soap
is
so
mild
it
won't
fade
any
washable
coior.
won
t
hurt
labncs
...
or
hands.
mm
mm
Take
advantage
of
this
sensational
bargain
offer
and
try
Oxydol
nexi
wasnaayi
You'll
agree
it's
the
fastest-uashmi,
uhttest-washwg
Harold
Noel
Dies
in
Vancouver
After
Serious
Illness
Tftic
j
SMITHERS,
Nov.
12:-The
manyi
nirruffis
nv
,.
ThP
arrival
:
Mend
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
F.
Noelj
grieved
Monday
to
hear
news:
of
snow
and
winter
here
on
Sat-If"
day
nigh,
and
Sunday
caugnt
nany
weeK-ena
mownsis
uui.
u
Sunday
without
chains
and
caused
more
or
less
Inconvenience
and
near
accidents
In
many
places.
On
Sunday
afternoon
at
one
time
there
were
four
cars
in
the
ditch
on
the
Bulkley
hill
right
in
town
and
all
In
a
huddle.
One
of
these
jars
coming
over
the
top
of
the
hill
at
high
speed
applied
the
brak
es
when
seeing
the
others
In
the
toad
and
narrowly
missed
going
vter
the
high
side
of
the
hill
which
vould
have
meant
disaster.
The
car
skidded
and
turned
completely
nound
and
headed
up
the
hill,
then
lid
backwards
into
a
heavy
truck
that
was
stalled
on
the
hill
and
pushed
it
into
the
ditch.
It
took
a
wrecking
car
an
hour
to
clear
Ncel,
who
hed
only
reached
home
a
iew
days
previously
from
Vancouver
where
he
had
been
with
his
boy,
immediately
started
back
to
that
olty
by
motor
car.
Harold
was
about
10
years
of
age
ind
wat
very
popular
among
his
aung
friends
and
with
all
who
knew
him.
WILLIAM
LHASK
IS
POSTMASTER
AT
.MCTLAKATLA
CALAY-77ie
Soap
of
Beautiful
Women.
Cleanses
More
Deeply
And
Thoroughly
Leaves
Your
Skin
Feeling
Velvety
Soft
And
Smooth
This
gentle
beauty
6oap
is
as
soothing
to
your
skin
as
a
cream
yet
does
a
thorough
job
of
cleansing
1
Calay's
fragrant
creamy
lather
can
bring
a
new
softness,
smoothness
to
your
skin
that
will
delight
you.
And
this
improvement
in
your
skin
is
not
just
conversation
there
arq
good
strong
facts
back
William
leask
has
taken
over'
tfie
duties
of
postmaster
at
Met-
lakatla,
succeeding
T.
A.
Bryant,
who
resigned
recently.
away
the
tangle
and
get
the
cars
CoUntry.
He
was
an
old
timer
and
over
the
top
of
the
hill.
had
great
many
friends
along
the
'teem
and
Bulkley
Valleys.
You
will
enjoy
For
MJLMW
its
delicious
Beef
goodness
NOTE
Calay,
"the
Soap
of
Beautiful
Women,"
ordinarily
sells
for
6c
or
more
per
cake.
By
taking
advantage
of
this
special
offer
you
can
get
2
cakes
of
this
fine
beauty
soap
for!
only
Sc!
MADE
IN
CANADA
--
-
'
OFFER
GOOD
ONLY
WHILE
YOUR
DEALER'S
SUPPLY
LASTS
Dcnvt
Ve&Uf
ol
it.
Here
s
a
very
important
one
Calay
has
been
tested
against
the
leading
beauty
soapstested
on
women's
skin.
Time
after
time
in
these
tests,
the
result
was
always
the
same
Calay
was
the
mildest
of
them
all
definitely,
provablv
'
milder.
If
you've
ever
used
Calay,
then
you
realize
what
an
amazing
vtlue
you
re
getting
in
this
sensational
offer.
Two
full-sized
cakes
of
this
famous
beauty
soap
for
a
total
cost
of
5c
when
you
buy
a
large-sized
package
of
Oxydol
at
the
regular
price..
But,
remember,
this
introductory
offer
i
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If
you
are
miffer.
Ing
from
Asthma.
H.
Fever
or
Bronchial
tronM
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the
fumes
of
KelW.
will
get
easy
relief.
For
over
60
years
thla
famous
herbal
preparation
has
benefited
thousands
of
sufferers.
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