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P4JLT
JDITION
Monday,
September
9,
1938.
j
i
One
of
the
milk
companies
advertises
that
their
milk
is
the
product
of
contented
cows.
And
then
tcpes
some
William
Turnbull
Returns
To
City
i
.unpleasant
person
and
points
out
that
there
are
rjQ
cw-
tented
;ows.
The
moment
they
are
turned
put
into
the
'
pasture
they
are
attacked
by
flies
and
gnats
which
make
j
life
miserable
fpr
them.
They
will
swish
their
tails
and
i
run
in
order
to
get
rid
of
the
pesky
flies.
If
some
good
j
rend
of
the
cows
builds
a
smudge
in
the
comer
of
the
field
the
cattle
come
around
in
order
that
the
smoke
may
!
relieve
them
of
their
troubles.
1
Another
trouble
with
contented
cows
is
that
occas-!
anally
a
storm
comes
up
and
they
have
tQ
run.
before
jt!
pr
seek
sbelter
under
trees
or
hedges
if
no
artificial
sheU
1
ter
is
provided
for
them.
We
mention
this
just
to
sbow
that
men
apd
women
j
are
hot
alone
ip
having
their
troubles.
Go
thiropgh
ajll
phases
of
animal
life
and
you
will
find
the
ame
thing,
j
There
is
always
something
to
keep
us
from
bejng
quite
content
with
our
lot
j
Just
now
a
great
mapy
of
us
are
worried
because
the
iazis
seem
nneiy
o
sian
a
war
n
wnicn
we
may
become
involved.
When
it
is
pqt
that,
there
a.re
labor
"disputes,
political
disturbances,
financial
depressions
to
keep
us
from
thinking
too
much
of
ourselves.
Just
when
it
seems
as
f
everything
vas
going
to
be
lovely,
there
is
some
kind
..ox
a
setoacK.
And
yet
it
is
noticed
that
most
of
these
worries
are
mental.
They
do
not
really
exist.
They
exjst
only
in
oilr
minds.
And,
as
has
often
been
said,
"Most
qf
tpe
things
we
fear
never
happen."
While
it
is
good
for
us
to
take
an
Interest
in
world
affairs
and
in
national
affairs
which
of
course
means
political
affairs,
while
we
should
all
int
erest
ourselves
in
civic
affairs,
in
school
affairs,
in
social!
(fairs,
jn
everything
which
touches'
bur
lives,
ever
sp
re?
'
mQtely,
we
must
control
ourselves
and
our
thinkine
and!
not
lot
plausible
talkers
and
plausible
politicians
and
propagandists
lead
us
away.
tifi;i
j
i.
i
it
l
i
i
-
i
mwie
nc
uu
uut
auggcat
mat
peupie
snuuiu
De
COn-J
teiited
cows,"
we
suggest
that
they
should,
while
taking
a
K?.en
interest
in
everything
around
them,
remember
ha.t
the
world
has
been
m
existence
many
millions
of
years!
ind
the
prospect
is
that
it
will
last
for
many
million
mare
years
and
that
we
are
only
specs
on
its
surface,
insignifi-'
cent
as
one
of
the
discontented
cows
that
is
stirred
to
apt'
nu'
uy
Vfie
nitie
oiacjt
;ues.
ui
me
Dinions
oi
people
wno
hve
lived
and
died
in
the
past
hundred
years-
only
a
few
hundreds
at
the
most
are
remembered
and
the
memory
ui
muse
is
graauapy
lading,
There
have
been
wars
and
.rumors
of
wars
sjnee
men
vwere
turned
out
of
the
paradise
of
unconspibusness
and
learned
to
fight
for
their
own
existence
and
their
right
to
a
plaee
in
the
world.
There
will
be
more
wars
and
ru-mqrs
of
wars
for
years
to
lome.
But
we
are
evqlvhng
mentally
and
physically
and
by
harnessing
the
forces
ol
nature
we.are
learning
to
live
together
without
fighting
qui
there
is
a
lot
ot
loving
to
be
done
before
we
reach
a
point
where
we
can
subordinate
our
desire
to
the
commop
good,
W
see
that
as
we
look
around
us
in
Prince
ftupVrt
and
listen
to
the
excited
and
doplish
talk
of
our
embrvo
1
nn
A
lCftlC4
p.
War
begins
in
the
human
mind.
It
is
largely
the
result
of
ignorance
and
superstition
and
of
that
innate
and
goa-given
though
wrongly
applied
desire
to
express
selves.
A
'
'
'
'
'
'
-
-
lff
sji
n
iiiibii
i
i
iy"
jup.
Healsqpitt
ArthflTSpufr
wnQ,MIMIMr
MRN
is
runnlrie
a
fish
market
not
far
lUllllilU
llJUls
I
)
-
.
a
JAM.
n-!l
I
irom
ca.n
irTancj-sco
aim
uuuis
.Another
former
Prince
Rupert
man
'
was
Roy
Miller
who
la
still
In
the
Printing
game,
in
San
Francisco,
Hls
younger
son
is
the
scioplboy
Was.
Formerly
Editor
of
the
pUj
champion
down
there
News
and
Xow
Is
With
Land
xjr
Turnbull
has
changed
con
Settlement
Board
mtY
DOES
ANYBODY
BORROW
FROM
A
BANK?
WHY
does
anybody
borrow
monex?
Here
is
the
answer:
Usually
to
make
a
profit
or
to
use
the
money
for
his
advantage.
Be
the
borrower
a
farmer,
marketing
organisation,
lumberman,
miner,
fisherman,
rancher,
maniifacturfr
none
ever
borrows
from
a
bank
and
pays
interes
except
to
gain
a
benefit
outweighing
the
interest
charges.
Every
Canadian
dollar
represents
tangible
wealth
already
produced,
or
w
ages
paid
for
sen
ices
rendered,
Every
Canadian
dollar
issued
can
be
described
accurately
as
to
purpose,
as
a
wealth-producing,
wage-paying,
profit-seeking
dollar.
Occasionally
tame
Vorrotrffl
dollar
brrun
temporarily
tleadireight
flebtfterliapi
you.nuffer
a
Uut
or
a
iftuoi)
throufh
drpught
or
oilier
naliral-calamttyi
But
uith
a
bellfr
reason,
better
price
and
brighter
buinet$,
thf
later
ha
a
chance
tn
recti
rer
hi
lne.
rI
borrpy.-
11,000
frpm
the
bank,
paying
interest
because
th
bank
is
rendering
me
a
service,"
pne
pian
instances.
He
goes
on
thus:
.
rWhy
do
I
Jtorrow
the
$1,000
?
"To
u.e
in
a
bu.-ines
deal
and
make
a
profit.
"Mv
deal
concluded
successfully,
1
repay
the
bank
and
have
a
profit
of
say
2100,
which
I
put
tq
my
credit
in
the
bank.
"The
bank
has
back
its
$1,000
and
interest,
and
I
have
$100
I
didn't
have
before.
''Multiply
that
borrowing
of
mine,
my
use
of
the
money,
my
repayment
apd
my
profit,
hy
many
borrower,
day
after
day,
and
you
see
what
is
happening
as
a
continuous
revolving
prpr
cess
throughout
the
year
in
the
business
world."
A
farmer
borrows
for
seed,
cultivatipn
or
harvesting;
a
fisherman
borrows
for
bait,
boat
or
vages;
a
manufacturer
bor?
rows
against
raw
materials
be-ui
fabricated,
to
pay
wages
to
finish
and
market
his
goods
but
none
of
these
borrows
except
in
the
hope
of
profi
to
himself,
in
supplying
tne
needs
of
others.
Banking
is
not
mysterious.
A
farmer's
co-operative
marketing
organization
uses
bank
credit
so
that
the
farmer
may
get
cash
for
his
crop
at
the
elevator
without
waiting
for
it
to
reach
Liverpool.
A
merchant
borrows
from
the
bank
and
is
enabled
tq
pay
lug
bills
early,
take
"advantage
pf
discounts,
and
pass
part
nf
his
saving
pn
to
his
customers.
A
small
farmer
with
20
hogs
borrowed
$50
for
feedt
paid
$1,75
interest
and
was
enabled
to
sell
bis
hogs
for
$100
more
than
be
would
have
got
on
an
earlier
market.
His
net
profit
was
$
18.73.
That
is
au
authentic
case.
Here
is
apother:
A
bog-raiser
on
a
large
scale
$100
interest
on
a
loan
for
ftaid
eecj.
He
writes
us
that
be
made
a
net
profit
of
nearly
$2,000.
'
These
are
instances
of
the
kind
of
services
bank
credit,
ex
changed
for
individual
credit,
,
performs
as
aq
everyday
rou
tine,
in
Canada.
Any
community
can
supp!y
scores
of
similar
examples.
What
is
money
?
Coinage.
Bank
of
Canada
note,
bank
notes,
dejils.
Chartered
banks
now
isue
their
notes
up
fo
a
legal
limit
of
85
jkt
cent
of
their
paid-up
capital.
Yearly
this
is
being
re
duced
and
the
right
of
notfr
issue
as
steadily
vested
ip
the
Bank
of
Canada,
A
charteted
bank's
notes
are
the
first
charge
on
its
assets.
In
case
of
trouble
they
must,
be
1aid
off
lefore
a
single
cent
can
e
paid
on
deposits
or
on
any
other
debts
owed
by
the
bank.
To
make
doubly
sure
that
notes
will
lie
redeemed,
acb
bank
nays
into
a
fund
held
by
the
Minister
of
Finance,
an
amount
of
cash
eqoal
to
five
per
cent.
I
he
average
of
its
bank
notes
outstanding.
This
is
called
the
"Bank
Circulation
Redemption
Fund."
The
total
of
this
fund
is
available
for
the
purpose
of
redeeming
the
outstandipg
notes
of
any
bank.
Notes
of
the
Bank
oi
Canada
are
money
legal
tender
cash
that
Bank's
notes
and
dp-
Ksits
are
backed
(July
30,
38)
by
56.26
per
cent,
of
gold
exchange.
Notes
of
the
chartered
banks,
too,
are
money
:their
promises
to
pay;
every
dollar
backed
by
more
than
twenty
dollars
of
assets.
They
are
redeemable,
on
demand,
in
cash.
Your
de)osit
in
a
chartered
bank
also
is
money
you
r-an,
buy
things
with
it-
It
arows
from,
your
labour,
production
and.
thrift.
It
is
redeemable
in
ciit.
It
is
a
measure
of
your
real
wealth.
You
may
make
payments
by
chrque
upon
it,
k
ben
your
cheque
goes
through
the
Clearing
House
system,
j
must
le
met
by
the
bank
on,
which
it
js
drawn.
Any
balances
as
le.
twecn
banks
have
to
lie
settled
in
cash
daily.
Your
Canadian
dollars
art
useful
factors
in
a
system
that
prod
tires
w
eal
th
for
all
ofCanada.
THE
CHARTERED
BANKS
OF
CANADA
Ymir
local
branch
bank
manager
trill
be
glad
to
talk
hank'
ing
uith
you.
lie
will
be
glad
to
antxrer
your
questions,
from
the
standpoint
of
his
oun
experience,
the
next
article
in
this
series
will
appear
in
tills
newrpaper,
Watt
h
for
it.
AT
SMITHERS
SMITHERS,
Sept.
19:
Dr.
Lang.
EeoJoetst
working
In
this
awtric;
-
.
.
o
w
.thi
summer,
accuxxiuuiicu
I
rfderably
since
he
left
here.
He
Is
m-j--
nls
Dome
Mountain
'Vinatrlsr
Hut
InnVc
and
helftV.
I
.
.
1.
I
i1""""
vw
it-
-i
-
properly
last
wees
u
mojrvv.
ft.
t
X
1
i
Ti.i
n
...
ne
w
ueuiK
sept
UU5'
."'7,
They
returned
to
smuners
iasi
ItT.
"S"?
friendi
here
ip
about
former
He
ov
i"
left
"-
.
"evening
and
Dr.
Lang
to
(eare
r
I
...
I
;
twenty
year,
declared
Willla.rn,
1
;
immediately
to
inspect
me
cuyu-
I
furnbull,
Jormerly
pill
Turnbull
'
,
.
TT
try
w
the
Babine
Mountains
fJditor
i
the
Daily
News
in
this
Jnk
w
Mergjleld,
magfcian
of
the
HU
party
whlch
ta
mac?e
up
citv.
Since
leavine
here
a
srreat
Showboat
company
which
arrived
j
,
Q
nudents,
be
leay-
tt-k
,
j
j.
.w-
here
at
the
week-end
will
remain
twir
studies
u.
n..nt
Avt.tnPi,
nov.
here
while
the
Showboat
conunu-s
.-
th.
ur.iverslties
but
Dr.
Land
a
nasiticui
with
the
Oliver
govern-
V
various
points
aong
l?
-j
conUnue
hU
vorU
here
alon?
mat
but
when
the
Tories
came
In-
W
Pal
Is
unUl
the
weather
drives
him
ou
to
.wr
Bill
oassed
out"
For
a
row
evtnlng-
iIr
M"?neW
nM
pf
the
hlUs.
M
lc,fC
",c
"
Dr.
Armstrong.
wn0
nas
wen
leood
manv
rears
he
was
in
South
.America,
chieflv
Brazil
and
Buenos
"aements
In
the
south.
operating
In
tHe
territory
north
1
Alive
kiit
hA
arrived
harlr
n
v!-.
and
east
of
Haxelton.
is
also
due
toria
In
August
and
now
Is
with
the'
"n"
'nneral'took
place
this
after-
jn
mlthers
today
with
his
party,
These
parties
are
all
working
under
the
Department
of
Mines
at
Ottawa.
I
Man
in
the
Moon
'
It
may
seem
quiet
on
the
western
front
but
Hitler
has
not
quit.
He
Is
on
the
Job
all
the
time.
It
Is
not
a
case
of
freeing
the
Sudeten
from
Czech
rule
but
ol
getUng
that
big
munition
factory
so
that
he
may
be
able
to
get
more
and
more.
My
name
and
aim
Is
Hitler,
My
job
Is
getting
more,
If
I
do
not
flop
111
never
stop
Though
I
smear
the
world
with
pany.
gore.
"Nothing
to.
read
around
this
place,'
stormer
the
man
of
the
house
who
had
settled
down
for
an
evening,
but
some
old
next
month's
magazines!"
'
He:
"What
sort
of
bracelet
would
you
like?
.
.
.
Well,
why
don't
J'u
apswer?"
She:
"Darling,
silence
Is
golden!"
"What
do
you
thing
Is
the
trouble
with
farming?"
"Well,"
replied'
Farmer
Bentqver.J
"in.
my
day
when
we
talked'
about
what
we
could
raise
on
6ot
apres,
we
meant
porn
not
loans."!
"Mummy,
something.''
I
want
to
man
over
there
task
another
cake,
when
ypu
weren't
locking."
ENCfltpips
JSbANp
CHARLOTTETOWN.
Sept.
19:
I
CP
Prof.
William
A.
Reddin
of
Prince
of
Wales
College
completed
a
canoe
trip
which
encircled
Prince
Edward
Island.
His
trip
Is1,
believed
to
be
the
first
in
the
island's
history
The
prolessor
covered
as
much
as
30
miles
a
day
ElMSi
FOK
HALE
FOR
SAf-E
Chep.
Blue
53.
full
Writing
pesk.
(221)
FOR
SALE
Pigeons.
Apply
Archie
McLeod,
DBi
10tb.
Ave.
East
)
phone
35,
(2191
j
HELP
WAlS'TPI)
FULL
TIME
help
required
at
Ridley
Home.
Must
be
over
25
years.
Phone
Red
822.
tf
)
SALESLADIES
Wanted
to
sell
Avon
Products.
Good
commission
Chance
for
advancement.
No
experience
necessary
Apply
Room
7,
Savoy
Hotel
(213)
Bright
Future
Is
Seen
For
Co-Operatives
.'1
Bright
utu?p
for
the
development
f
CP-operatives
It)
ewfoynillarirt
where
the
movement
now
was,
pnly
n
its
infancy,
was
predicted
her
iy
J
Gordon
Howell,
acting
sec-.
tetary
of
the
Department
of
Agrl-
:ulture
and
Rural
Extension
yi
the
ancient
colony.
Farmers
and
fisherman
had
come
Interested
In
the
possibilities
of
co-operative
marketing
and
tflt
rubject
was
being
studied
by
s.tudv
groups
throughout
the
ryral
ftpcf
.'fishing
areas
on
the
West
Coast.
l-
.
government
in
connection
with
noon
frBm
the
P1
of
B'
C'
while
the
party
of
Dr.
Kindle
is
Campaign
among
the
primary'
Jand
settlemept
'baartj
actlvltlei
IJe
Updertars
the
fete
Chris
Berg,
working
on
Hudson
Bay
MounUIni
producers
in
rural
areas
to
n-.
WiM
be
'leaving
here
for
the
inter-
local
fisherman.
Rev.
L,
C.
Jensen
at
Smlthers
and
Is
camped
at
Lakejcqura.?e
increased
producttop
-to
"
'
ofndlnri
Mower
the
amount
of
foodstuff
lor
on
Wednesday.'
Officiated
and
'interment
interment
took
took
olace
place
Kathljnv
When
coming
north
from
Los
Angeles
Mr.
Turnbull
met
Mr.
and
at
Fairvlew
cemetery.
Mr?-
ack.
Yenables
at
Oakland,
"
California.
Mrs.
Turnbull
Is
god-
The
Dally
Ne
las
an
audited
niqther
to
Miss
Venables
now
grown
circulation.
Piay
saf
el
Imported,
was
being
carried
out
by
WAKE
UP
YOUR
the
Newfoundland
agriculture
deTThatre
oartroent
Expansion
o
tne
co-pperapv(
movement
had.
benefitted
the
flstv
ing
areas
in
some
sections
along'
tjie
West
Coast
while
the
co-op'
eratlve
system
was
making
encourv
aging
progress
In
Ihe
western
-tees
tion
pi
the
Uland,
Mr.
Howell
said
Falling
off
Qf
the
Eurppean,
mar;
ket.
due
to
unsettled
conditions
as
well
as
the
embargo
placed
oh
mported
fish
by
thf
Brazilian,
government,
were
contributing
fae
tors
In
t)ie
present
depressed
sjtut'
atlon
of
the
fishing
Industry,
hf
ald.
Teacher
Writes
Theme
Song
EDMONTON.
Sept.
19:
CP1
theme
song
has
been
added
to
the
physical
drills
and
gatne4
learned
by
Instructors
In
training
here
for
Alberta's
youth,
training
course.
Classes,
tn
the
scheme
will
swing
into
actlop
throughout.
the
province
in
October.
1
Words
of
the
song
were
vyritten!
'
Prospective
Bridegroom,
(gaily):
Jb
WH'laaV
Cromp,
an
EdmpnWq
-Will
It
take
much
to
feather
a
fchooj
teapherattfndlng
tb.e
tralp;
,ing
classes.
Set
to
the
tune
of
a
little
down."
Young
Mother:
"Nurse,
what
Is
the
mast
difficult
thing
for
a
young
mother
to
leam?"
Nurse:
"That
other
people
have
perfect
children,
too.'
...
"Anchors
Away,'
it
Is
sung
as:
a
preliminary
to
drills
and
exercise
Ing
bouts.
It
goes:
"Stride
forward
full
and
free.
.
Reach
for
the
swy;
Our
health
fraternity
Builds
strength
and
keen
agility.
So
swing
freely
down
the
line,
t
Breathe
full
and
strong!
Alberta's
great
health
prograra
builds
'em
and
marches
right
along!"
LAND
RF.OISTRT
ACT
Re:
OrUrict
oi
Title
No.
13144-7.
M,f
we
EMt
Half
of
U
ROUlb
Wtll
Quarter
of
Bectioa
FlTe
(I),
ToTHhl3
Three
(S).
R&ne
Five
),
OoMt
ty-
tnct,
in
the
Province
of
Brtttth
Columbia.
mlA
to
oootaia
Eighty
((Q
tnu,
more
or
lea.
WHEREAS
yevot
ol
lot
of
the
stxrrf
Certificate
oT
Tiye
tmued
ta
the
Mmi
of
John
A.
Hslrarsco
hu
been
filed
la
tbli
office,
notice
la
herebr
rlren
that
1
1
ahll,
at
the
expaUon
of
one
moot
a
whisper
from
the
dime
of
we
first
DUbhcitlod
hereof,
lasue
a
Provisional
OprtlfloaU
XI
"Darling
big
girls
tlvit.are
nearly
'
Vt
five
never
whisper
before
com-
n
to
me
in
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uateu
ax
we
Land
Registry
Offices
"All
right
then,
but
that
gentle-'au
a
d
ims.
"
ANpRJJW
THOUPSON.
Deputy
ReKlstrax
of
Tl'Jeaj
HYDE
j
Transfer
1
j
315
SECOND
AVE,
FTIPWITITDl?
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Cartage
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Light
Delivery
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Coal
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Wood
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Phone
580
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Mnvi-mi-ni
Onlv
In
Its
Infant
f
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In
NeHfoundUp4
HALIFAX,
Sept.
PP
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fiovur
BWUI
f
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v;
rT
"ob
tnd
no
Hr
lr..k
tlx
bUr
Aoa
I,
Anniversary
Of
Famous
Flayers
Vancouver
on
the
steanei
Cat
J
"
vwu.CoUQQ
"
managers
of
Fa
PI
ovsra
r,nri44Ion
o
which
he
attended
c4iphnM
H
twejiljetri
apniversary
o!
ope
tlons
of
the
big
comnanf
v,..
?ers
-were
there
from
AlberUt
HrllJh
Colu.mbia
and
amonn
V
T.
Va!hflntnn
nf
TV
t.
dent
of
the
concern
Th
nt..
ng
was
field
the
Hotei
yjaa
KEN
RAYNER
for
ar
RADIO
SERVICE
M0PEHN
EQl'IfMUT
ftEASONABLE
RATU
Phone
BUCK
tit
Tom
Andrews
PIES
Pork,
Steak
inij
Kxtorr
fin
Any
Slif,
Aij
frirt
Sold
at
Uadlnr
BaUbtfi
t(
firpctn
Rose
Bushes
We
have
beeh
notified
Ika
supply
will
be
limited.
Order
now
while
all
varieties
are
ob
tainable.
WM.
GAW,
Florist
Third
Avenue
j.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Kojsl
Bank
M
NEW
ROYAL
"
HOTEL
l,
ZarelU
ProprfW
-A
HQME
AWAY
'
lOME"
11
ei
SQ
Rooms
Hot
U
Cdfl
,WW
Prince
Kupert,
BB.
THE
SEAL
QUAMTt
GOLP
SEAL
Fgncy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
racked
the
'SfS
einnlni
company
wiw
9
the
year
round
p'4-
prliic
kup