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Tobacco
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LEGION
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SESSION
Report
Ireenled
on
Interview
With
Provincial
Government
The
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
th
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Service
League
last
evening
in
regular
monthly
meeting
with
President
Jack
Freece
in
the
by
Oppenhclm,
Mundy,
Brand.
Scott.
WaytieNWril.
llrwoln.
$J
chair
and
a
good
turn-out
of
mem
Bellah,
Heeding
Mowery
nnd
many
others.
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a
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$2.00
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Important
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For
Christmas
Giving
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Canadian
Mosaic
Gibbon
$3.50
The
Horse
and
Uuggy
Doctor
Hertzlcr
J3.0D
Windsor
Tapestry-
Mackenzie
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Madame
Curie
Eve
Curie
....
54-00
T.
C.
Lawrence
Liddell
Hart
$2.50
Seven
Pillars
of
Wisdom
Lawrence
$IJin
Guns
or
Butler
Lockhart
$125
.
Let's
See
if
the
World
is
Kouurt
-MieiuUt
W.&6
The
Bounty
Trilogy
Nordhoffe
and
Hall
$2.25
Lbten
the
Wind
Lindbergh
$255
cial
Command
told
of
the
inter
view
between
the
provincial
cxe
$J
unemployed
single
ex-service
men.
U
The
Legion
also
presented
a
reso-jfc
lutlon
regarding
provincial
sweep-KJ
stakes.
The
Legion
has
asked
that
all
3
goods
manufactured
for
the
visit
of
fJ
the
King
and
Queen
to
Canada
next
Q
year
should
nlalnly
show
the
coun-$J
try
of
origin
and
also
that,
where
fa
possible,
such
goods
might
be
man-fir
ufactured
In
the
VetCraft
and
Red
is
9
Cross
workshops
In
Canada.
BIG
CROP
IS
MIXED
BLESSING
J
-utlve
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and'part
0f
the
area
received
normal
$J
At
this
meeting
the
cabinet,
with
jfe
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
presiding,
jfjj
was
presented
with
the
views
of
the
i-2
Canadian
Lesion
on
the
question
ot
Bumper
Yields
in
Most
Producine
Countries
Made
for
Poor
...
.
Market
By
FRANK
FLAHERTY
(Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer)
OTTAWA.
Dec.
15
CP
Thf
wheat
problem,
never
absent
fron,
the
minds
of
Ottawa
cabinet
.nlnlsteriurlng
the
past
eight
vcars,
assumed
a
new
form
In
1938
For
the
first
time
It
became
dl-recti
v
related
to
governmental
fl
rancc
with
the
prospect
ot
a
wheat
board
deficit
estimated
various!;
tin
to
$50,030,000.
Thl
arise?
from
the
fact
western
wheat
growers
receive
a
fixed
min
mum
price
or
80
cents
per
bushel
basis
No.
1
northern
at
Fort
Wll-'lam.
and
the
market
price
during
-nost
of
the
autumn
was
abou'
from
15
to
SO
cents
less.
The
Canadian
wheat
board
must
buy
all
wheat
offemd
on
the
bash
"f
80
cents
and
sell
on
the
oner
orld
markets
at
the
prevailln
"rlcc
The
difference
must
be
mad'
in
out
of
the
federal
treasury.
In
former
year?
the
problem
wa
nore
one
for
farmers
and
westerr
Tonomy
In
Reneral
than
for
tbr
Homlnlon
government
They
were
wars
of
either
short
crops
or
low
rices
or
tjth
Tills
yer
the
crof.
-nn
nf
norme'
he,
321,000,009
bu
-hels
fortje
tliree
prairie
provln
.
but
the
oricf?
is
low
and
It
to
he
Dominion
treasury
which
mut
benr
the
loss
The
vast
drought
area
In
southern
and
central
Saskatchewan
-nuthern
Alberta
and
southwestert
Manitoba
where
crop
failures
have
been
the
ordr
fo
several
years
disappeared
ui
1038.
The
greatei
the
cabinet
Of
British
Columbia,
rains
and
nrndueed
a
emn.
Bnnu
drought
was
experieneed
farthei
north.
But
bumper
crops
were
the
order
in
nearly
all
wheatproduelne
having
the
Dominion
government
countries
and
as
the
1938
harvest
01
nmvlri
on
pwinnmlp
allnwunrp
irir
advanced
prices
declined
Early
in
August
under
the
wheat
board
act
the
government
set
CO
cents
as
thr
price
the
board
should
pay
farm
ers
for
their
crop.
Profit
Certificates
In
addition,
the
farmers
received
participation
certificate
entitling
them
to
share
In
the
board's
pro
fits.
If
any?
Unless
prices
Improve
I
during
the
winter
the
board
will
I
have
a
loss
which
has
been
estl
Arrangements
were
made
for
the
'mated
as
hph
as
$50,000,000.
Pre
Christmas
dinner
for
ex-scnrlce
men
and
also
for
hampers
for
families
where
needed.
Applications
for
regular
member
ship
from
N.
Bokshytz,
Andrew
O.
MacDonald
and
H.
L.
Landry
were!
approved.
Reports
of
the
troop
committee
of
the
Legion
Troop
of
Boy
Scouts
indicated
that
the
troop
gave
every
prospect
of
living
up
to
the
highest
Ideals
of
the
Scout
movement.
The
members
are
taking
a
keen
inter
est
in
the
troop
and
are
looking
forward
to
paying
a
visit
at
an
early
date
to
see
the
boys
in
action,
The
Boys'
Club
wlll.be
supplied
wjth
a
photograph
of
His
Majesty
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
rDecember
IS,
1913
j
j
As
soon
as
the
heavy
snowfalls
j
are
over
and
the
crust
permits
travelling
by
dog
team,
several!
parties
will
be
leaving
Stewart
to
prospect
for
placer
In
the
country
j
'about
eighty
miles
northwest
of
.Meziadln
Lake.
That
is
considered
a
very
promising,
gold
Held.
J.
O.
Johnston.
WPlI
known
nin
neer
or
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
has
left
for
Toronto,
New
York
and
London
-to
arrange
for(
the
financing
of
developing
0f
oil
and
coal
ground.
on
the
northeast;
of
Graham
Island.
j
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
90
Rooms
Hot
St
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
100
mler
John
Bracken
of
Manitoba
placed
it
at
$40,000,000.
The
high
fixed
price
tended
to
speed
up
deliveries
of
wheat
from.
the
farms
to
the
elevators
and
early
in
November
approximate!
80
per
cent
of
the
crop
had
left
For
Christmas
Order
1
BLACK
WHITE
!
txci
DISTILLED,
BLENDED
AND
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
2G2
oz.$i25
10
oz.
$1.85
the
farms.
Exports
during
the
first
three
months
of
the
crop
year.
August.
September
and
October
were
brisk,
particularly
In
October
iggregatlng
46,500,000
bushels.
The
carryover
at
the
start
of
the
crop
year,
August
1.
was
small
23.000,-
At
November
1.
taking
1O3.000.-000
bushels
as
domestic
require
ments
for
seed
and
consumption
he
Dominion
bureau
of
statistics
estimated
Canada
still
had
avail
able
for
export
319.000,000
busheto.
Tills
compared
with
88.000.000
nishels
at
the
same
time
In
1937
'ollowing
the
small
crop
of
that
ear.
Should
exports
continue
at
he
ane
rate
as
In
the
first
three
nonth
of
the
crop
year
a
total
trwt
for
the
eroo
year
of
some-hlng
over
150.000.000
is
indicated
This
weuld
leave
a
carryovei
nto
the
new
crop
vear
as
of
Jul)
U.
1939.
of
approximately
100lw9.-M
bushels
While
this
would
b
'nnsMerably
less
than
In
preceed-ng
veare
when
difficulty
was
encountered
tn
fbyUiw
markets
for
'he
Canadian
surplus.
Carl
Srhretder
and
Ivor
Enhind
Appeared
in
clto-
mike
oourt
yes-rdav
on
vagrancy
charges
and
we
each
given
one
day's
lmprk-
$
H
if
hi
5
8
Scarves
B
,
Cloinot,
A
LiiJi
mlxrtlK
nwi
ki
I
lot
(Hiillnhcd
UkjU.iud
hf
ihf
Liquor
Ooniro)
U
nl
ur
br
u.-
o-wwniivmt
of
"
Lttttoh
Coliuobla
I
i
What
Good
Is
A
Jeweler's
Guarantee
?
Quite
a
lot
wr
think
of
ours.
So
much
that
we
are
anxious
to
make
good
anything
we
sell
which
does
not
please
you.
We
have
a
wonderful
variety
of
new
goods
this
year
and
hope
you
will
give
tin
a
call
for
your
Christmas
presents.
Give
Churchill
Top
Book
Honor
Noted
Statesman
Writer
Awarded
Gold
Medal
for
Life
of
Ancestor
LONDON.
Dec.
15:
iCP
Winston
Churchill,
reputed
to
have
earned
a
small
fortune
for
his
lit?-
erary
works
and
article
on
cur
'rent
political
affairs,
has
been
I
awarded
a
gold
medal
for
his
latest
f
k.,.b
Htl.-HKnrminh'
ltl
t
1
1
m
nn4
Times."
Britain's
noted
statesman
shared
this
honor
with
three
other
auth-'
ors
whose
works
were
adjudged
"the
most
outstanding"
during
the
past
year
by
a
Jury
of
distinguished
writers.
The
medals,
awarded
by
the
London
Sunday.
Times,
wrre
presented
after
thousands
of
books
had
been
reviewed
at
the
National
Book
Fair.
Mr.
Churchill's
study
of
the
life
of
his
grandfather,
the
seventh
Duke
ot
Marlborough,
was
plated
j
first
among
the
year's
output
ot
,
biographies
Other
awards
In
their
respective
categories,
were:
Belles-lettres
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and
Smart
and
serviceable
.
.
Tartsnt,
brushed
wools,
fine
wools,
silk
and
wools
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pure
llk
...
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ks-tonal
boiinrs
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ILLtiiil
stokc
with
the
cloci
Thuridiy
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TIMls
numiKT
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ays
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rug
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ii.it
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Of
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ainvs
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John
Champlor,
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b-
tlon
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chlnson
Trsvr-bjf
r.
D.
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Try
a
Dai
v
n
Bcie
SMART
To
GIVE
Smart
To
Receive
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and
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latent
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Urn
m
silkt
and
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silk
and
In
suitable
gift
bm
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$1.00
to
$3.50
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&
Nickerson
g
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GiftH
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