1
TAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILT
.VETVS
Joe
Landry
Moved
South
r
Fopular
Local
Roy
Receives
Trans
fer
and
Promotion
in
Bank
Of
Montreal
Service
Joseph
Landry,
popular
local
boy,
who
started
his
banking
career
a
couple
of
years
ago,
has
been
transferred
in
the
Bank
of
Montreal
service
and
will
sail
to-morrow
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
Vancouver
to
report
to
the
superintendent's
depatt-ment
for
transfer,
probably
to
pn
Interior
point.
His
successor
will
arrive
here
on
Monday.
Departure
of
Joe,
as
he
is
famlliary
known,
will
be
regretted
by
his
many
friends
who
will
be
glad,
however,
to
learn
of
his,
promotion.
TALKS
IN
ALLEGORY
own
difficulties
to
meet.
Nor
should
those
who,
in
their
own
climb,
had
found
time
to
lend
a
helping
hand
to
the
other
fellow
In
his.
The
highest
and
steepest
of
life's
ridges,
declared
the
speaker,
was
character.
It,
however,
was
essen-
,
Kdmonton
Clergyman
rhilosophizes
tial.
t
Before
Gyro
Club
In
Likening
There
was
need,
asserted
Mr.
Life's
Struggles
to
Climbing
i
MacRae,
of
life
being
made
easier
Kidges
for
some
people,
of
security
being
i
assured
them.
The
problem
was;
how
as
to
don
witut
The
only
failure
in
life
is
quit-
hl,s
be,
ting.
The
person
who
keeps
going
kmghflr
m0Jale
and
spo!lln8
heir
ambition.
Here
where
was
on
in
soite
of
the
knocks
that
life
the
character
as
needcd-
1
may
give
is
no
failure.
Everyone
has
his
own
ridges
to
climb
and
his.
Need
For
Religion
any
one
forget
that
others
too
have
inere
was
neea
Ior
ana-
their
ridges
and
difficulties.
So
on
lnc
cnurcn.
ueciareo.
wr.
Mamac.
the
way
in
the
climb
of
life
try
andPartlcularly
ln
these
das
whe
the
give
a
helping
hand
to
the
other"
PeoPles
of
a11
the
world
were
beln8
fellow."
So
spoke
Rev.
J.
A.
MacRae
of
Edmonton,
secretary
of
social
service
and
evangelism
for
the
Baptist
Church
ln
Western
Canada,
while
addressing
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
luncheon
yesterday.
Mr.
MacRae
spoke
on
the
subject
of
"Beyond
the
Ridges."
His
talk,
couched
in
allegorical
lines,
was
of
Inspirational
value
and
was
keenly
appreciated
by
the
Gyros.
Mr.
MacRae
likened
life
to
a
ser-
brought
together
in
more
and
more
Intimate
contact.
"We
in
this
world
must
live
together
and
one
of
the
things
that
is
going
to
help
to
teach
us
how
will
be
our
religion."
In
closing,
the
speaker
touched
upon
the
necessity
of
community
co-operation
which
he
had
been
told
was
lacking
ln
Prince
Rupert.
The
Gyro
Club
was
interested
ln
boys
and
girls'
work.
Therefore,
It
was
Interested
in.
the
greatest
of
the
industries
building
human
ies
of
ridges
and
valleys.
The
hills
1llves
an
Industry
which
could
be
were
often
steep
and
hazardous
but
the
pleasant
valleys
of
ease
were
the
more
dangerous.
In
these
valleys
were
to
be
found
those
who
engaged
ln
without
material
capi
tal
but
which
required
the
great
est
talents.
Alluding
to
the
death
of
his
own
had
lost
ambition,
aims,
hopes
and
mother,
of
which
he
had
been
ad-
He
has
been
particularly
active
'endeavours,
those
who
yielded
to
vised
shortly
before
making
his
ad-In
naval
affairs
since
he
was
a
the
temptation
to
consider
them-
i
dfe-ss,
Mr.
MacRae
referred
to
boy
and
now
Is
commanding
offi-
selves
failures
and
to
cease
climb-'death
as
"Just
another
ridge"
with
cer
of
the
local
Sea
Cadets
corps,
jing
onward
and
upward.
.greater
and
more
Interesting
things
S.
E.
E.
Beech
of
Stewart
and
It
was
those
who
climbed
the
beyond.
.
formerly
of
the
local
Bank
of
ridges
who
had
brought
improve-
in
addition
to
Mr.
MacRae.
Rev.
Montreal
branch
has
also
been
ln-!
ments
to
life
and
benefactions
to
E.
E.
Brandt,
pastor
of
First
Bap-structed
to
report
to
Vancouver
I
mankind.
The
pioneers
had
been
tit
Church,
was
a
guest
at
the
ior
iransier
10
me
uicanagan.
insinage
cumbers.
Nor
had
happiness
:
luncheon.
President
W.
M.
Watts
successor.
Douglas
Harris,
wenj
and
satisfaction
been
lacking
In
the
was
ln
the
chair
and
expressed
ap
north
to
Stewart
from
Vancouver
j
struggles
of
climbing
through
life,
preclatlon
to
the
speaker
on
be
at
the
first
of
the
week.
'
Particularly,
came
happiness
to
half
of
the
club.
Martha
Lp(fan
says
I
'
MaCBaHP'Balaa
I
'!"'
"
,r"
fcoaton
track!
Mra.
I
V
U
1
""""an
Pratt
'
Mardl
Cr
Plo
Juat
brlmt
with
BtUak.
)
II
i
Julcyri,ln,nJniycTnlHTTlM.
aiurprl.ln
7
If
fl
I
combination...
but
thry
blrnd
though
mad
HK
.
IV
toT
nch
oh
Vou
couldn't
lh
for
a
mora
(
fsHfan
J
'MdearrtforSt.
Valentine'
Uay!
No
doubt
about
it!
This
Martha
Logan's
risk.
She'll
gladly
pay
you
twice
its
cost
if
you
don't
find
that
jewel
gives
results
as
fine
as
any
shortening,
regardless
of
price!
To
serve
this
juicy
appetizing
pie
Is
to
set
every
mouth
a-watering!
And
made
with
JEWEL,
you
never
tasted
such
tender,
melting
pastry!
Resolve
now
to
accept
Martha
Logan's
offer.
Try
JEWEL
at
her
rtsk
in
this
Mardi
Gras
Pie.
Tell
your
neighbours
about
the
superfine
results
to
be
had
with
JEWEL.
Use
JEWEL
for
all
your
baking.
Remember,
it
creams
faster
in
making
cakes,
saves
you
minutes
in
baking
time.
Use
it,
too,
for
extra-tasty
puddings
and
lighter,
fluffier
biscuits!
Yo"'Ldea,er
has
'our
FREE
rcclPe
for
Mrs.
Norman
Pratt's
'
x.
Mardi
Gras
Pieget
it
when
you're
getting
your
JEWEL
Shortening
tomorrow!
Swift
Canadian
Co.,
Limited.
pie's
a
winner!
Make
it
with
jewel
at
Martha
Logan's
confidence
In
JEWEL
led
her
to
make
this
amazing
offer
so
that
you
too
mltht
lesrn
the
Joy
of
JEWEL'S
finer
results!
igggflrl
The
Letter
Box
MAKING
EMPLOYMENT
I
read
with
interest
ln
one
of
your
recent
i&sues
your
views
in
regard
to
unemployed
trying
their
hands
at
writing
articles
to
seli
Now,
I
am
not
a
good
Judge
of
the
literary
talents
of
anybody
who
Is
unemployed
or
employed
and
to
tell
them
to
quit
airing
their
views
on
the
subjects
they
chose
I
cannot
do.
There
may.
however,
be
some
reason
ln
the
view
that
there
are
some
things
the
general
public
does
not
want
at
present
and
articles
dealing
with
such
things
are.
therefore.
very
poor
selling
material.
rial.
Th5
Tin
editor
must,
however,
aware
of
the
fact
that
cumstances
and
may
wish
to
know
of
the
experiences
of
the
unemployed
and
J.he
Ideas
of
the
unem
able
fair
living
conditions
may
be
obtained
for
all.
So
a
little
mild
propaganda
should
be
allowed
in
the
form
of
writing
from
unem-:
ployed.
I
tlons.
more
security,
would
make'
a
lot
of
difference
to
the
unem-1
nlnveri
n-rtter
Ti.rtViAv
n.t1n
An
TAKE
THE
LEAD
OUT
OF
YOUR
LEGS
C.t
Oi7ro
La
T
BUod
ud
TmH
tK
ftf
tk
Saodl
TmI
Btundinf
If
Ik
SUiri
in
j.
fj2
Groundhog
that
yesterday
were
considered)
Pnnf
Improper
may
be
quite
proper
and
VaIlliOl
UCC
ngni
loaay.
n
ne
tnen
win
become
v
ni
i
little
visionary
and
not
Just,
fl
IS
UlldQOW
react
to
present
day
ideas
of
the
I
future,
as
most
backwood
people'
TmuIi
via
amatW
la
dratl
il
WailM
aiyara
b
ka
complUlr
rut
B
tnm
Uwm.
Jut
aa
turvlr
yen
ara
tlowly
imoth.
ring;
It
ywr
blood
lacki
rW
corputrUi.
Ki
eorpnacltt
ara
your
aijMa-carHara.
Tkr
rarrr
tbo
turn
rod
breath
la
to
rr
port
of
roar
jiUm.Wltkout
aouh
ra-rarrrtn
eorpvxl.
TOM
kMaoi.
Ilr,
atomarh
o3
bowolt
(low
down.
Your
tkla
art
pal,
flatbr.
ofua
pimply.
Your
arn
may
bmaM
JitUry
you
tiro
quickly
fi
4oroio4.
'
t
What
you
m4
U
Dr.
Wnil.mt
Dak
rills.
TbM
world-famoua
plIU
blp
auko
aioro
aa4
brttrr
r4
rorpuatlft
tad
thai
ltrM
th
oiyava-rarrylnr
power
of
your
blood.
Got
Dr.
WUllama
rtak
Plllt
today
at
your
dninlit
8o
for
yourwlf
bow
quickly
111
It
UiDo-proMa
bleod-outldtr
urDI
Mp
(it
you
back
out
pop.
ct.
T.
rwM
Ok.ua.
February
2
recalls
the
old
story
general
public
some
time
ln
the
J
6"undhog
coming
out
of
future.
nl5
nole
and-
srclnK
nli
fi"&do
We
are
also
said
t0
be
llvlns
ln'decl?es
10
murn
,to
n"
nome
T
a
democratic
country
where
quite
anoincT
'
,w
a
fair
measure
of
freedom
Is
to
knowsJ
ihJ
1nter
wl
1
r'
be
allowed
JngJfd-
"
he
h
each
individual.
Most
of,
"f
ne
Knows
u,c
Jni"
"
the
party
or
parties
are
now
Uv-I8"81101
ing
in
quite
different
economic
a
ovc,r
andulas
.
circumstances
and
to
them
real'
Tay
lf
February
3
and
tu
the
want
i
nn
nnirnnwr.
niiiiAn
af
leather
Is
so
dull
that
the
Remuneration
for
such
work
Is
1
"
Z
'
c-
power-
minuter
of
pensions
and
nr
or
rnr
course
be
undertaken
a
.
v
.
in
spare
.
.
j
.
v,
national
health,
announced
vester-
iittib
ume
o.
as
a
pleasurable
ki.
act,
,
so
also
.
.
.
.
.
,
,
.
,
I
d!y
tnat
n
order-ln-councl
had
the
ho
making
of
flower
i
u
baskets
.
and
K.
nrr
.,-
other
things
of
similar
nature.
I
LVrAZ
w"
.11
as
to
ine
real
value
of
the
.
editor's
suggestion
it
Is
ver
?utS
J'
.
JaP?"
Ai1"
The
manufacture
by
chance
of
m
X:
lu,
J
u
I
iif
anthrax
nmn,,.
germs.
This
has
been
done
life
of
flower
boxes
or
other
things
of
value
should
ln
my
opinion
be
undertaken
on
a
lareer
Flower
baskets,
toys,
boats,
cabins.
scale
and
without
the
treatment
tralIers
fr
cars,
playhouses,
fen-
to
those
who
tried
It
of
beine
cut
ce-
ornament,
street
numbers
off
relief
before
earnings
by
such
for
hor.ie
'ome
fnr
nvi
n-lth
el-1
manufacture
rose
to
allow
the
remc
"Rnu
co",a
M
manurac-
fair
living
standard
of
Canadian
turcd-
1
shu'd
Hke
to
see
the
ln-people
of
$1200
a
year,
or
one
dustry
established
upon
a
co-1
hundred
dollars
a
month.
Now.
wi
Patlve
basis.
buU-may
be
you.
unemployed
who
are
single
have
1
to
get
along
on
a
tenth
of
that
amount
and
scores
of
other
peopla
employed
have
to
get
along
on
ne-half
that
amount.
Of
course.
even
we
who
are
unemployed
may
have
to
relent
a
little
on
our
demands.
When
people
who
are
em
ployed
are
willing
to
take
less
than
one
hundred
dollars.
I
guess
an
unemployed
man
should
be
glad
to
get
about
10
or
20
dollars
a
month
when
single.
Turning
the
focus
of
our
attention
upon
manufacturing
again,
I
have
an
idea
It
may
be
worth
while
for
those
who
have
the
power
by
ownership
and
in
whom
authority
has
been
vested
by
owners
of
property
and
business
in
this
city
to
give
proper
aid
to
unemployed
men
and
women
and
boys
and
girls
who
Just
leave
school
and
for
whom
no
work
with
fair
remuneration
exists
in
the
city
at
present,
tf
establish
a
new
Industry
of
manufacture
of
thing3
made
of
wooden
materials
available
In
the
surrounding
district.
Fiery,
Itching
Skini
Gets
Speedy
Relief
Here
is
a
clean
stainless
penetra-'
ting
antiseptic
now
dispensed
bv
chemists
at
trifling
cost,
that
will
"ring
you
speedy
relief
from
the
t?hing
and
distress
of
Eczema,
it-
ning
Toes
and
Feet,
Rashes
and:
ikln
troubles.
Not
only
does
this
great
healing
intispptir
oil
promote
rapid
and
healthy
heallnz
in
oocn
sores
and
wounds,
but
bolls
and
simple
ulcers
ire
quickly
relieved
and
cleanly
healed.
In
skin
diseasesthe
itching
of
Eczema
Is
Instantly
stopped
:
;he
cruotlcns
dry
up
and
scale
off
ln
a
very
few
days.
The
same
W
true
of
Barber's
Itch,
Salt
Rheum
and
other
skin
eruptions.
You
can
obtain
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
'full
strength)
ln
the
original
bottle
at
any
modern
drug
store.
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ith
St.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
-
Having
ln
tow
the
old
Canadlaa
National
car
ferry,
which
U
now
the
property
of
the
Armour
Sal
vage
Co..
the
power
tug
Daly.
Capt.
Oscar
Sather.
left
yeterdy
morning
for
Aliford
Bay.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
barge
U
to
be
stationed
there
as
a
landing
place
during
work
of
contructlon
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Forco
base
by
the
Northern
Construction
Co.
of
Vancouver.
AUo
leaving
I
yesterday
morning
was
the
Pach-Jena,
Capt.
Reg
Green,
which
went
out
to
Billmor
to
pick
up
a
sco-v-load
of
lumber
for
delivery
to
Aliford
Bay.
Doth
the
Daly
and
iPachena
were
at
Captain's
Cove
last
night
awaiting
weather
abatement
before
etaaytng
the
crossing
of
Hecate
Straits.
The
crew
and
equipment
of
the
Northern
Construction
Co.
ts
due
to
arrive
at
nroVreT
ThU
h
Candlemas
Day-lf
The
Aliford
Bay
from
Vancouver
on
have
nave
reacted
reaciea
to
to
bore
.
progress
Deiore,
.
.
,
the
Prince
t
John
ti,
next
..
Monday.
,
he
must
admit
that
it
Is
quite
reasonable
that
the
things
which
some
unemployed
write.,
about
may
be
quite
proper
and
wanted
by
the
Day
Is
Fair
and
Clear
Therell
Be
Two
Winters
In
The
Year
Steamship
Sailings
For
VanrotiTH
Tuesday
Cata
la
Thursday
8.
Prince
1:30
pm
George
11:15
pm
Friday
Ss
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p
m
ss.
Venture
.
10:30
pm
Mr.
Editor,
and
the
people
shar
lng
your
opinions
with
the
so-
some
futur-
riatp
nuHnV
in
n'
ri.
groundhog
cannot
possibly
sec
a
cjai
whin
money
and
ancient
cus
ficient
economic
system,
they
maYjshadow-
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ir
the
ans
14
true
toms
wouldn't
like
that?
Proper
come
individually
Into
similar
cir-ithe
w,ntcr
U
about
0Ter-
backing
ln
the
form
of
help
with
inc
custom
seems
w
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one
-materials,
topis,
places
to
work,
adapted
from
one
of
the
British
advertising,
could
be
given,
legends.
February
3
is
Candlemas
1
PETER
KALVIK
ployed
ln
regard
to
how
deslr-
uay
ana
ine
tngiana
(There
have
ben
unemployed
ana
SCOliana
IS
maklnir
Ihlnoa
fnr
Kit
In
IMnw
"If
Candlemas
Day
la
fair
andRupert
bul
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article
that
people
Therell
be
two
winters
ln
ttent.
our
suggestion
ra
that
to
year.-'
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Tfcundiy
February
j,
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i
TONIGHT
and
I
llliuy
lt
Complete
Show
I
m
Kate
DoukU
Wljiln'i
Gloriout
Novtlf
"Mother
Carey's
Chickens"
Surpaulng
all
the
aorallrd
thrill
on
earth
.
th
tweet
iarnatlon
Hut
hit
the
heart's
deep
(pott
Uuchtcr
and
heartache
tenderness
and
tears
romance
and
lontln.
and
fear
and
hope!
With
ANNK
SlIIHLKY.
ItL'HT
Kt.tL:il.
JAMES
ELLISON
FAY
ll.MNTEIt,
WALTER
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(7:00
and
9
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FOX
NEWS
(At
:Zl
Only)
A
Morry-do.Hound
of
Love.
Laughs
and
Murder!
The
giyst
sleuthing
,
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nre
Mr.
and
Mt-
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Man
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mystery!
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selling
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"FAST
COMPANY"
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course,
expected
ln
some
form
hnanPCP
KnicnPC
xir
J.i
kWJ
or
other,
but
it
Is
not
stated
that
"g
v
viuuuvu
ana
for
wnirh
there
ts
plenty
of
w!m
saj
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unempioyea
expect
immediate
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avanaDie
mitor
cash
for
it.
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living
condl-'Afe
10
De
DaiMed'
I
OTTAWA.
Feb.
2:
CP-
Hon.
C.i
help
out
the
dole
they
receive
a
few
of
them
might
make
useful
aruc,e
articles
such
ucn
M
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Ppie
people
would
w.iuw
buv
duv
With
.MEEVYN
nOlf.L-J
FLOUENCE
HICK
NAT
ri.MII.ETON
t
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Onre
Onli
LurLy,
brrnt-Jnl
baby
!
No
onle
r
you're
gtmaMiumnml,
Tli'e
wniling
IiiiiiV
liow
how
tnuih
you
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mother.
Ami
mother
ohm
a
grrst
ileal
to
Ovaltinr.
It
roitrrnlratnl,
uirklr
iliratihle
fiMMlclruienU
help
tlioiuan!
of
mothers
to
maintain
imm
health
Ik-fore
l.ahy
comes
and
to
ensure
a
full
and
rirh
ujy
of
maternal
milk
during
the
first
iniMrtant
inontln
of
hahy's
life.
IWilm
It
m
mMMk
14
mmt
ftmm
tpria
Utirj
MlMa-art.mwv
mJi
tmi
fm
riit
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mum
m,
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1:
Or-nrae
for
a
trip
It
Var
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
I
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Luncli
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvrc
.
One
Package
8crves
Four
People
Keeps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
I
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Lid.
Prince
Ituprrt
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