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In
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advance,
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month
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to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
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and
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eolation
Telephone
.
9i
Member
of
Audit
Burran
or
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
Provinces
credit
unions
are
verv
pnmmnn
ness
and
from
that
time
on
commence
to
save
money.
PURPOSE
OF
SAVING
Whllp
51
few
nonnlo
cava
mrtnnir
-Pav.
.,,un
f
INDEX
OF
BUSINESS
Slight
Decline
During
October
Re
corded
by
Statistics
Bureau
OTTAWA,
December
5
Wholesale
commodity
prices
In
Canada
drifted
lower
during
October
and
the
Dominion
Bureau
oJ
Stastlcs
index
fell
from
74.5
for'
the
Week
ending
September
30
to
73.9
for
the
week
ending
October
28.
This
was
a
new
lew
since
July
1936
and
slightly
more
than
12.5
per
cent
below
the
corresponding
period
of
last
year.
Five
of
the
eliht
major
groups
receded
while
advances
predominated
In
wood,
nori-fe:
reus
metals
and
chemicals.
The
grain
Index
declined
from
47.1
to
43.2
which
compared
with
92.7
for
the
final
week
of
October.
1937
Exports
were
light
and
the
favorable
Argentine
crop
outlook,
together
with
the
present
large
world
stocks'
weighted
heavily
upon
price
structure.
Livestock
values
were
lower
also
ns
demand
dragged,
and
the
livestock
Index
dropped
5.0
M
points
to
69.9.
Heats
became
cor-2S
respondlngly
cheaper
and
'
lard
showed
a
moderate
reduction.
On
$5.00
j
the
other
hand.
Increasing
arma-.12
ment
programs
and
growing
in-50'dustrial
activity
stluulated
non-I
ferrous
metals
whiel
raw
rubber
3.00
1
registered
a
moderate
gain
a$
9
OP
prospects
of
a
boom
In
automobile:
manufacture
became
more
defi'
jnlte.
Potatoes
advanced
sharply,
when
blight
reduced
marketable:
supplies,
and
hides
rose
from
68.3
Moderate
recessions
in
foods
and
ucloocr
10
A
LKEIJIT
UiMON
rentals,
icjiuus,
offset
unset
to
w
some
some
extent
extent
by
or
taking
a
holiday,
most
of
those
who
join
a
credit
union
do
grade
dwellln
and
workingmens
SO
for
the
nurnnse
nf
nwninrr
thaW
own
inmo
abes
shared
equally
In
the
re-
1
ci
-
"
nuim.,
tucii
uwii
.
.
cession
,
,
fishing
boat
or
something
else
of
a
substantial
nature,
i
The
man
who
has
no
money
and
no
debts,
starting
from
stock
Market
Bett
base,
Usually
begins
bv
Paving
in
five.
ten.
fifteen
nr
Coinciding
with
the
quickening
twenty
dollars
a
month
for
a
certain
number
of
mpnf
New7trk,marketan.d
'
shares
in
the
credit
union.
When
he
accumulates
enough
XsTZSl
to
make
a
substantial
clown
payment,
he
arranges
for
a
stock
exchanges
showed
material
loan
with
which
to
build
himself
a
house.
This
loan
is
re-
'""eases
in
October.
The
advance
payable
in
monthly
pavments,
just
as
was
the
payment
for
was
broad
aU
SUD-8rouP
,n-the
shares
in
the
credit
union.
dfexes
"erc
higheruL
oing
.
.
strength
was
exhibited
by
the
c?..-
i
i-
li....
Some
People
having
saved
a
definite
SUm.
instead
Of
shares
of
base
metal,
beverage,
ma-
mvestmg
in
a
home,
decide
to
buy-government,
bonds
or
chinery
and
equipment,
building
high
class
stocks
with
the
money
and
thus
place
them-
materiai
and
on
sub-groups.
Price
selves
in
the
way
of
being
independent
or
at
least
provi'd-
advances
or
sh
market
leaders
inging
in
case
tinos
There
are
no
strings
as
to
cLaTwafkS
meSonal
what
a
person
shall
do
with
the
money,
once
it
is
saved.
Nickel,
consolidated
Minin?
and
He
mav
mst
allow
it
to
remain
in
the
union
as
a
credit
and
smelting
and
Ben
.Telephone
were
take
some
more
shares
and
thus
increase
his
savings.
impressive.
After
climbing
rapidly
The
chief
idea
is
t0
learn
to
save
and
to
have
a
defin-
licmoi50tun
?t?,ber
1
10
1102
on
ite
purpose
in
life
rathe,
than
just
drifting
along,
as
manv
n
SZXZSTm
JZ
do.
paying
last
month's
living
expenses
with
this
month's
finally
closed
the
month
at
uo.e.
salarv
or
"'ages.
Th'.s
is
a
verv
hazflrdnns
wnv
nf
liuinn-
because
if
pnvthin"-
hanpens
to
stop
the
salary,
the
per-
son
is
left
with
a
load
of
debt
and
nothing
to
pay
it
with.
grrf
NOT
AN
EXPERIMENT
Credit
unions,
have
proven
very
useful
in
the
maritime
provinces
and
the
movement
is
spreading
rapidly
to
other
provinces.
They
were
introduced
into
rnp
Mutinies,
by
people
connected
with
St.
Francis
Xavier
University
and
have
changed
the
whole
outlook
of
the
people
of
the
Eastern
provinces.
Gradually
the
unions
are
working
thpi''
wav
.westward
and
it
is
understood
the
fishermen
of
Prince
Ruoert
plan
to
form
a
credit
union
amone-their
members.
Other
groups
will
probably
do
the
same
as
pow
pp
Vv
have
provincial
authority
to
do
so
and
the
benefits
of
the
organization
have
been
explained.
Oc-capionally
members
of
a
single
industry
or
a
branch
of
an
industrv
establish
a
credit
union
amoner
the
employees.
It
encourages
thrift
and
makes
for
stability
and
a
general
improvement
of
the
standard
of
living.
Merchants
benefit
became
thev
have
fewer
bad
accounts.
The
community
benefit
because
of
the
increase
in
the
number
of
home
owners.
The
members
benefit
chiefly
because
of
the
changed
outlook
on
life
brought
about
by
the
fact
that
thev
are
owners
of
property
or
capital
and
cease
to
regard
thenipelves
as
wage
slaves.
No
one
makes
a
profit
out
of
the
credit
union.
It
is
0-operative
and
its
affairs
are
managed
by
its
members.
U.S.
Ambassador
Flies
to
Greet
Eire's
President
Joseph
P
Kennedy
United
States
ambassador
to
Great
Br
n
is
pictured
right
with
Dr
Douglas
Hyde
first
president
of
Eire
ilrlFree
State
during
the
US.
envoy's
visit
to
Dublin
Amcai-sadore
Kennedy
flew
from
London
t3
meet
the
Irish
poet
and
scholar.
Monday.
December
5.
1938.,to
80.1
for
a
jaln
of
over
17
per
montn'y
nX
for
thls.series
ppIXTfr
PEfiWl
h
cent
rose
xi.i
oetween
septemoer
ana
a
avixivJ-i
VJi-vAJJU
On
the
mining
market,
'
base
.
.
.
.moaeraieiy
nigner
prices
for
fuels'
V"
"
.
.
.
AC
me
weeK-ena
tne
01
resulted
wnue
SOWm
ine
exception!
government
lintlSh
Columbia,
in
a
decline
in
the
gen-.5n,p
proved
the
application
application
of
of
the
the
d
city
through
Hon.
John
Hart,
minister
of
finance,
introduced
'
of
living
for
Canada
from
I
mUn
r
Wt
,J5SjiU!!I!l0?S
I
Prince
Gcorje
for
a
loan
of
m
into
the
Legislature
a
bill
providing
for
the
formation
off"
ta
m.8,3.!
SS'ti
Z'l
-.
u.
the
creait
unions
m
British
Columbia.
Other
nrov
nces
have
7"
Vv..
tt"l!
.
"s"rennr
is.
Wvm
fr.m
i4
""
wat
Jitribuuon
system.
"
"
owiuic
uuuao
aim
in
tne
xuai
limit;,
iooa
index
fell
from
776
to
771
w
jo.u
on
mc
n.c
leains
fnr
pom
miiif
nnfU.
a
'base
metal
sub-group
Index
ad
van
l
-w-
-o
d
,
.......
t
pvwwN
auu
The
credit
unions
are
co-operative
organizations.
codnsh
bein
more
tnan
offset
by"0"1
ontJJf
,tt0.
formed
by
ten
or
more
persons
in
any
part
of
the
ctiSfS
ior
tne
purpose
oi
enabling
its
membprs
tn
hpmmp
nnitnl.'
j
'.
.
.
""""kf
aim
ouiuns.
ceasonai
advances
In
ists.
i.
Often
peonle
,
yho
,
owe
a
number
,
of
,
bills
.,,
around
prices
of
coal
and
coke
caused
the
town
join
a
credit
union
and
borrow
enough
money
to
pav
fueI
,ndex
to
move
up
from
85.3
off
all
their
debts,
paying
the
money
back
to
the
credit
un-
10
85-7-
general
level
of
coal
ion
in
monthly
or
weekly
payments.
If
they
do
this
thev
.celdUwI)gv,the.upastlx
"u
have
to
pkdge
themselves
to
refrain
fronf
gettin?
any
ZXSggZft&'&.Z.
more
goods
on
credit
and
by
budgeting
'their;
expenses
mitant
stiffening
in
fuel
pricei
manage
Within
a
few
months
to
nav
nff
nil
their
inrlphforl.
followed
a
Drotractpd
rf.iin
Hnt.
ing
from
1921.
at
which
time
thr
index
stood
at
109.2.
After
having
recorded
a
steady
advance
since
the
spring
of
1934.
rentals
reversed
dl.
rection
and
registered
a
slieht
d-
clln
from
90J
to
90.1
Middle
tcu
iium
io-t.o
a"
on
me
isi
10
a
nigr
of
copper
lowered
share
prices
con
slderably
lowered
share
prices
con
siderably
and
this
Index
closed
the
month
at
312.7.
The
lack
of
in
terest
in
gold
shares
may
well
be
Illustrated
3.2
between
October
I
and
31
t,
120.6.
The
dally
Index
for
Dominion
of
Canada
long-term
bond
price
moving
In
line
with
other
business
indicators,
showed
an
Increase
oi
1.1
between
the
first
and
lastdavs
of
the
month,
closing
at
117
J.
The
monthly
Index
was
116.9
as
com
pared
with
116.0
for
September.
The
Dally
oaner.
morning
the
worst
of
the
cold
Is
over.
by
the
movement
t:wi
Is
an
A.
B.
C
I
BE
EXTRA
CAREFUL
Treat
Colds
Proved
Way
DouMy
protfdAn
world's
largest
colds-clinlc.ti.nd
by
everyday
use
tn
more
homesthan
any
other
medi-C
f
vcatlon
of
iU
kind.
No
vTJ
L
1
"dosing."
Just
mas-v-V.
?2'e
yPRub
on
i
throat,
chest,
and
JK
,
Yi
I
li
1
1
1
back
at
bedtime.
Re-
I
I
lit
.1-1
1
lief
begins
almost
at
jpee-
And
long
after
sleep
comes,
VapoRub
keeps
right
on
working
Its
poultice
-and
-vapor
action
loosens
Pnlegm.
relieves
irritation
and
JfUKBing,
nelw
break
local
conges-
l
CKS
i
DANCE
&
PARTY
SLIPPERS
:
Two
pounds
flh
iole.
trout
;
lobster,
red
mullet,
cod,
haddock
Th
tmAmrr
Avrrtmnt.
Vin
a
n.
i
Vtnllhiil
ftfltmnn
vsfr
limi
.crabs,
scallops
i
the
more
different
The
local
Elks
Lodge
held
a
terj
prietor.
The
Prince
Oeorge
Hospitals
As-roclatlon
Is
making
formal
application
through
the
British
Hospitals
Association
for
one
of
the
iron
lungs
which
Lord
Nuf
'field,
British
motor
car
manufac-
jturer
.
-
and
-
-"
philanthropist.
..IIM,tklllUI9,l
i3,-iKipo,
ine
oeiier
me
itavor.
I
quart
fish
stock
or
water
t
on
clam
chowder
may
be
used);
2
onions,
sliced;
4
cloves
garlic
(optional);
Prince
Oeoree
ballroom
on
Frldat
ttnmatoes)
2
tomatoes
nr
V,
can
stewed
night,
the
proceeds
bclne
In
aid
cl
1
Pepoercorns;
.....
1
the
lodge
s
Christmas
Cheer
work
The
affair
drew
a
large
crowd
and
was
very
successful
.1
If
Pnnnp
Vnvwn
Oitm.
I
bay
leaf;
1
small
strip
orange
pel;
4
tablespoons
olive
oil:
'
1
tablespoon
chooped
parsley;.
nfm;:
,
"
.uauy
carry
this)
optlona
;
oflmlt
road
farmer,
has
commenced
1
lAajtl
nv.
H
the
daHy
Index
for
this
group
producing
from
a
grist
mill
which'
tna.,.
-nKii-rv,nr..
n
j
...
.r
......
toasiea.
-
on
u.4tc
di
uiuyfne
nas
esiaonsnea.
jie
u
lurnin?
out
whole
wheat
flour,
rye
flour
.,,
.
m
"
'
laying
mash
and
supplementary
"nU1
a.pal'
brown
add
fuh
grain
producU
tomatoes,
bay
leaf,
saffron,
salt
,
peppercorns,
orange
prl
and
fUh
Fred
Peterson
local
painter,
his
tock
or
water,
and
boll
10
min
utes:
then
add
lobster
and
hU.
vf
rvfl
n
.i.,
.
f,h-
nd
cook
5
UkVIMVI(lft
Ml
UUUlIli
J
minutes
longer
money
by
unlawful
means
throunh
a
preicyJ,ana,
mix
ml?
well,
'"
Pou
P0"'
.it
f
row.
.m
1.
-t
,nl
a
!fP
dlh
In
which
slice
ol
leged
to
have
attempted
to
seh
"
w,
arranJ-
Or
pour
Into
pieces
of
lead
smeared
with
gold
nd,WuJ
UP
P-
Fish
may
paint
paint
to
to
Joe
Sin,
local
cafe
nrr..
,mpd
on
Prate
plaUs.
and
the
soup
strained
end
poured
ovj
toast.
This
Bouillabaisse
Is
a
meal
In
one.
Pickled
bceU.
shredded
cabbage,
or
some
other
relish
may
bt
rervtd
with
It,
and
a
dessert
ana
tea
or
coffee
completes
the
mea!
It's
a
come-back-for-more
dinner
rnd
the
recelne
will
r
i
f
'
-
J
fered
to
donate
to
every
hospltn
,nrte
pnthusiats,
once
they
ar
In
.In
the
British
Empire.
Itlated,
will
find
It
none
oo
much
,
Provincial
Constable
M
,B.
Mc-Braynehas
baen
transferred
from
rhere
to'McBrlde
where
he
will
re
Heve
Constable
R.
J.
McKinlay
who
has
gone
to
TrnnqullJe
Sanl
tarium
for
treatment,
,
,
A'
Everybody
reads
the
Dally
New
VapoRub
There's
a
reason.
C.N.R.
Trains
For
Ihe
natt
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
FrJ-
iy
8
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
u
p4l(
KIDDIES!
Give
the
Kiddies
the
Treat
of
Their
Lives
With
a
Visit
to
Toyland
KAIEN
HARDWARE
I
1
I
t
TRAPPERS
Do
Sot
Rrll
Your
l'nr
to
Mr
Rldilrr
llrlnf
Thj
U
Goldbloom's
And
et
UUhett
Prim
f.r
Mink
and
MsrUn
R.E.EyoIfson
Chiropractor
M
CIOHTIl
AVEXl'E
ir
Phone
BLACK
211
I
a
dirt
and
Chitdrrn't
Dressmaking
EDITH
.MIU.rR
mlth
Block
rtione
ni.i:r.
r.t
I
a
I.ateM
l)rln
In
Itlack
inrfI
Silver
and
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