Tueday.
January
10.
139,
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STRONGER
BULWARKS
IN
CANADA
.Dominion'
Larier
Defence
Pro-tram
Subject
of
Speculation
s
OTTAWA.
Jan.
10:
iCPMPrepar-'
r:
aKainat
the
background
of
the
prcut
European
exist,
the
Canadian
national
defence
estimates
for
Uip
furthcoming
year
are
expected
to
-r
even
beyond
the
mueh-ln-rreawd
budettln
of
the
post
two,
jeura
8ome
who
profraa
to
be
able,
to
rmd
algiu
and
portent
put
the
1M9
rote
at
between
$50,000,000
and
u
ito.000.000.
In
normal
post-war
ye
Canada
spent
UtMe
more
thar
$15,000,060
annually
on
her
defence
furctv,
and
quite
frequently
no
'
f-D
a
mueh
as
that.
This
Domhtiena
defence
ptAky
is
governed
by
certain
fixed
principle
rtrtt
cornea
the
necessity
and
determination
of
Canadians
to
pro-tr
iheir
own
coasts
against
in
tiMoti
either
by
tea
or
by
air.
The,
tfcond
has
relation
to
Internal
m-cur.t
and
defence
against
wbo-unf
atUUn.
The
third
U
still
in
.he
jbiiract
and
concern
creation
o:
a
lwld
foree"
capable
of
render-aid
rUewherr
than
lti
Canada
.:
dft'iice
of
rights
which
Can-dt
hold
In
common
with
the
reaC
ol
the
Empire.
I'or
All
Arm
TV
J
MS
appropriaUona
will
be
ffwwjsly
distributed
among
all
irau
of
ne
servit
but
the
Royal
,
m
Air
rare
will
reeelTe
the
.
hare.
It
present
establish-J
met
u
215
of
flem
and
150
other
rant"
There
la
a
prospect
of
that
f
b,.vhment
being
more
than
duub,e!
In
this
sphere
Ilea
the
most
pr
ating
hope
of
advancement
in
he
rirfrnee
aelme
for.
thank
to
reem-.
ronlracU
awarded
to
Con-ad.au
aircraft
eompanle
by
the
British
government,
the
aeroplane
u'i.nnif
Uon
Industry
la
being
rapid!)
expanded.
Jis
it
m.
by
the
middle
of
next
lummrr
Canada
will
hare
a
good
air
torrr,
thoroughly
equipped
and
turned
with
a
reservoir
behind
It
capable
of
almoat
unlimited
cxten
Cental
fortlflcatlona
In.
British
Culumbta
and
In
thou
provliJce
Unuv.
into
the
Atlantic
are
being
quickly
pushed
ahead.
In
the
vtt
ifct-tf
are
in
advance
ot
schedule,
th.i
:.
m
the
event
of
war.
the
non
permanent
militia
will
man
thest
fi-rtnwea.
Batteries
of'heavy
gun
have
been
emulated.
I
The
Cinderella
of
Canada"
de-fti!:e
project
has.
in
the
past,
been
th
r.ou-
permanent
militia
the
force
f
)rropondlng
to
the
British
Terrl-'
torial
Army,
which.
In
the
words
of
Defence
Minister
Ian
Maekenile
ha
In
the
past
been
"starved
an
u
iiiea
lor
lack
oi
tunas,
un
Iv31
only
2.000
militiamen
received
any
tamp
training.
i
Renovations
In
lieu
of
new
equipment,
which
cannot
now
be
bought
off
the
shelfV
Mnce
every
armament
producing!
country
is
now
in
the
business
for
lUelf
Canada
has
renovated
it
olrt
stuff
War-time
artillery
has
been
rfborrd
and
made
as
good
as
new
Kh
elevation
adjustments
to
lengthen
the
range.
The
chief
lack
antl-alrcratt
and
armored
fight
'"ft
vehicular
equipment
though
ors
nlaccd
with
British
.firms
'
"we
than'two
years
ago
are
.likely
oe
filled
within
the
next
fe.w
months.
ne
Jtoyai
Canadian
Navy
may
M-e
an
access
of
strength
next
year
rx,ur
destroyers
and
two
mine
peepers
on
the
Pacific
are
not,
Ml;
is
conceded,
pnnnoh
Rlmll.irltf
tko
pstroyers
and
two
minesweeper
tare
ror
the
Atlantic
coast
arc
also
Inadequate.
Try
n
Dally
New,
wnnl-nd.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOM8
and.
CAFE
Pbone
51
For
nest
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
ULACK
Replays
In
Gup
Football
Today
(Irlnul.jr
aown
Defeats
Tranmr
Hovers
fHt
K4ithjwrt
rtd
DonranUr
Tie
Araln
LONDON.
Jan.
10:
ICP)
Third
round
English
Football
!yri
matched.
.
rinstmnMi
.
.
(mm
.
.
,n,..)
'
1
-
a
v.
mmj-
day
were
played
today.
OrtnwtrV
Town
whipped
Tronmere
Rovers
6
to
0
and
Southport
find
D6ncttteii
Rovers
tied
araln,
this
-thr.
one-
w
one.
TODAY'S
mATum
Jrlnce
Kuuert
howerv.
southi
east
wind.
2t
miles
.per
hour:
baro
incvrr.
M.ia
tiaiunjr
rapid)y;,
temperature,
fj;
sea
rough.
Triple
Island
.Showery,
jsouth'
easi
wma,
zu
mue,per
hour:
sea
moderately
rouch.
Langara
Island
Raining,
soutli
southwest
wind,
20jnlletper
rHr.'
baromeUr.
29.71;
temperature,
A3,
sea
rough.
Dead
Tree
i'DlnU-Overcast.lm;
barometer.
2QM;
temieraturc
43
moderate
swell.
Dull
lUrbor-JUinlng,
southeast
.
.
A
m
i
uit
a
i
11
ino.
Jive
mues
kt
iwur.
.wurw-1
1
meter,
3050;
temperature
2;
.Uijht-
chop.
I
Alert
Day
Cloudy,
easterly
-wind.
fifteen
mile
per
hour;
barumcir
3038;
temperature.
42;
light
cJbqp,
Ete
van
Foggy,
rain,
southeast
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
baro-ttake
meter.
30J0.
to
Victoria
Foggy,
rain,
calm;
la
romcter.
30,34.
Vancouxer
-
Jlalnlng,
norUimt
wind,
four
mllw
.per
.hour;
tero
meter.
3034.
,
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Prince
Ofrorge-Ctoudy.
swth-acommerce
wlU
take
up
wllh
the
wet
wind,
four
mllo
per
hour.icuy
Commissioner
ihe
proposal
to
baromrttr.
30.14.
ihave
a
city
manager
appointed
at
Terrace
Raining,
calm,
temper
'the
exnlratlon
of
the
commission-
iture.
32
rtlranh-
-Raining,
calm.
'33.
Alice
Ann
Heavy
rain..
e
aim
35.
Anyox
Kalnlug.
.calm,
32.
Stewart
Snowing,
calm,
81.
Hazelton-
Raining
calm,
il
Smltliers
licht
rain.,
calm,
31
Burn
Lake-Foggy.
calm,
25.
TODAY'b
STOCKS
Yanroum
Pacific
Nickel.
31.
Big
Missouri.
XI.
Rralorne,
J
1.40.
Curlbto
Quarts.
2J2.
Dentonla.
.05
Vi.
Oolcondiv.
.00
faAfc
Mlnto.
.02
U.
Falrview.
.03.
Nob!-
Five.
.03
U.
Pend
Orielle.
1A0.
Pioneer.
2.55.
Porter
Idaho.
.03.
Premier.
2.39.
Reeves
McDonald:
2t
Reno.
54
Relief
Arlington.
;12
Reward,
.05.
Salmon
.Qold.
.10.
Taylor
BrldjC:
.05,
Premier
Border,
.01
V.
Bllbak
Premier,
l.M.
Congress,
.OO1.
Hume
Oold.
vOO,.
sOrnndvlew.
.0.
Indian.
.Ol'i.
Quatslno.
.03.
OIU
A.
P
Con..
5.
Calmont,
.M.
C.
At
E.;
tAi.
Freehold,
.00
(ask).
.
McDougal
Segur,
.18
'i
Mercury.
.10.
Okolta.
T.42.
FacAlla.
.09
task).
Home
Oil,
3.15.
Toronto
Dealtle.
U8.
Central
Pat,
2.70.
Oods
Uke.
.27.
Little
'Long
Lac.
3.45.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
UO.
pickle
Crow,
5.40.
San
Antonio.
1.32.
Bhcrrltt
Oordon.
14.
Smelter
Oold.
.024.
MoLeod
Cockshutt,
3.05.
Oklend,
21-Mosher.
.20.
Madscn
Bed
Lake,
.53.
Stndoeona.
.01.
Froneoenr.
.24.
Moneta,
1.40.
Bouscndlllac.
.09.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.29.
Baiikfleld,
33.
East
Malartlc.
2.68.
Preston
B'
Dome,
1.54.
Aldermac,
.48.
Kerr
Addison,
1,93.
Uchl
Ool(.
155.
JnU
Nickel,
64.75.
Vnninda.
80.60.
Cons.
Smelters,
59.75.
Alhona,
.06.
Hardrock,
1.85.
Barber
Larder,
.13.
Fernland,
12'i.
bomlilon
Bridge,
36.00.
LOCALS
Good
garden
Boll
free.
Help
yourself
McRae
tiros.,
Ltd.
(8)
Tonight'
train,
due.
from
the,
East
at
11
o'clock,
was
deported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
II.
S.
KeUer
erf
Inverness
called
this
afternoon
.on
the
Cardena
for
a
trip
to
Victoria.
.
.Frank
M.
a.vles
sailed
on
the
Cardena
-this
afternoon
for
Ills
annual
.vacation
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria
1
Mr.
Oscar
Landry
sailed
this
I
for.
ha
assumed
.duty
as
divisional
superintendent
of
.O
o
v
er
n
m
e
n
i
Telegraphs
there
,j
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
who
has
been
spending
the
Christ
mas
and
New
Year
holiday
season1
at
Victoria.
Is
due
back
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
tomorrow
morning.
i
Dr.
Iliigh
Morrison,
Inspector
of
ncnoois,
jeiumea
.
to
me
.
city
on
k
m-ao
4
me
vaiaia
mis
morning
irom
C
trip
to
Port
Simpson
on
official
duties.
"Air.
and
Mrs.
George
Dryant
wllf
Kill
Thursday
night
on
the
Prlnc.
Oeorge
for
the
south.
They
will
their
car
with
them
.and
plan
be
away
for
three
or
Jour
months
driving
.in
various
parts
of
tlie
Western
State
Including
California
and
'Arizona.
er
s
term
The
matter
was
intro
duced
at
the
meeting
last
night
by
Theo.Collart
and
thejiew
president
promised
to
take
the
matter
up"
with
.the
commissioner
at
once.
A
proposal
coming
from
the
Ham-Utcu
Chamber
of
Commerce
that
all
public
holiday
be
held
on
a
Monday
came
before
Uie
Prince
Ru
pert
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
Its
meeting
last
night
and
was
referred
to
a
committee.
It
was
nuported
by-
Paul
Armour
and
Oeorge
Bryant
out
the
cnamber
decided,
on
motion
of
J.
W.
Klcholls,
not
to
deal
with
it
but
to
refer
It
to-
a
commit
tee
'for
report
A
complaint
at
the
obsolete
equipment
used
In
the
wlrelesscle-t
,
A
riVJlw
'
..
v.7.
:n.T
c.
rr
.people
by
Cliff
Ollker
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Chamber
of
Com-
.
merce
lost
night
and
wlU
be
In-
nulred
Into.
It
u
claimed
the
nr,..
"
"
j'CPA
should
run
their
boats
on
a
.
,
..,.,
,.
,
,
lent
Is
inefficient
and
equipment
.
.
.
,.
,
...
,
.
schedule
In
the
that
the
.
same
way
,,
...
.i
i
lL
,
,
'
t
that
new
equipment
is
on
the
Island
...
.
.
i.
i.,rf,M-
.C.N.R.
did
and
moved
an
amend-
.
muv
4v
asu
i
ui
a
9
vs
licVIIL
liUkb,
1(1
ttUUtllutl
wa
o.TTT
.
w.i
charging
of
the
committee,
the
sec-
ai
m,
v-.(
pL
n
nrl
Tr
r
,
L
!"tary
be
instructed
to.write
to
Olof
SS?
iSShf
wliu
Tlanson
MP.
asking
him
to
Uke
up
merce
last
night
w
W.
M.
Watts
re-)tu.
.
unA
I,
Eif"
Ll,lX
"Itr
Railway
purchase
at
this
port.
II
tho,U8ht
thC
tT
S
,boa,should
thatiarrlve,herc
at
9
and
saU
at
12.
said
the
committee
found
one
firm
supplying
fish
In
the
city.
was
well
satisfied
with
the
amount!
nf
hiKlmtSE
It.
mMvp4
(mm
th
railway
and
steamships.
He
asked
'
that
the
committee
be
discharged.'
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
the
late
Huahl
Adams
of
Terrace
will
take
place
tomorrow
afternoon
at
2:30
from'
the
chapel
of
the
B.
C.
Under-
la.ke,,
.
Church
Army
Hall
Greenville
Ready
For
Occupation
GREENVILLE,
Naas
iRlver.
Jan.
10
The
new
Church
Army
hall
has
Just
been
completed.
The
-work
oc-
cuplcd
Uie
local
men
about
three
weeks.
The
hall
Is
64
ifeet
by
30
feet,
a
fine
building
admirably
stilted
to
the
purpose
for
which
it
Istdeeiuned.
The
hall
Is
to
be
dedicated
Jn-thtf..
near
future
at
which
time
.the
.total
east
of
the
ounamg
wui-oe
computed.
Hockey
Standings
Pacific
'Coast
Lea
cue
Portland
18
4
3
86
55
40
Seattle
13
5
8
90
82
31
Vancouver
7
5
12
66
100
19
(Spokane
4
18
71
96
12
TOE
DAILY
NEtVfl
Canadian
Legion
Executive
Meets
Business
Chiefly
In
Preparation
for
Regular
.Monthly
General
Meeting
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
brtfnch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the-
.British
.Empire
Service
League
was
held
last
evening
in
the
club-rooms
with
President
Jack
Preec
In
the
chair.
Others
present
were
W.
M.
Brown,
H.
A.
Breen,
Henry
Smith.
J.
Armstrong
and
11.
T.
Lock.
Business
was
chiefly
In
preparation
for
the
monthly
general
mpt!ni7
of
WpdnMrfnv
nf
thl
week.
Letters
of
thanks
from
various
recipient
of
Christmas
hamper
were
read.
Appreciation
of
the
single
ex-service
men
who
were
guests
of
the
Legion
for
Christmas
dinner
was
expressed.
tr.t
general
feeling
being
that
this
was
the
most
successful
of
the
Chrlstmai
dinners
held
to
date.
Correspondence
was
also
coin
tidered
In
the
matter
of
.employment
of
ex-servlec
men
in
local
defence
works.
It
Is
the
policy
of"ian
dian
long-term
IO"8-rm
bonds
oonos
in
in
mw
New
York
iow-
the
government
that
ex-service:
.
an
average
yield
at
eitliiJ
men
should
get
the
preference
and
the
club
committee
is
looking
lnta
the
mattf
r
carefully.
Following
the
general
business
meeting
on
Wednesday
a
knockout
crib
tournament
for
members
will
be
played
along
the
usual
lines.
The
following
month
It
Is
hoped
to
have
a
speaker
give
an
address
on
a
recent
tour
of
parts
of
America.
Aks
That
CiPiR.
Run
Boats
On
Schedule
Here
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night
H.
F.
Pullen
reported
on
behalf
of
a
committee
that
.concessions
had
been
secureC
from
the
Canadian
Badtic
Railway
British
.Columbia
Coast
Steamship
Service
in
regard
to
Increased
stop
overs
and
that
the
Canadian
.Na
tlonal
Railways
had
found
it
lm
possible
to
allow
any
time
between
the
boat
and
train
or
the
train
and
boat
in
connection
with
the
one
fast
train
a
week.
This
was
an
im
portant
train
and
usually
carried
a
good
many
prominent
people.
He
asked
for
a
new
committee
next
year
as
he
found
there
seemed
to
be
a
"
Jeellng
8
that
it
was
only
Max
IT,
Tu
l1
I
,
IHellbroner
and
himself
that
wanted
the
stop-over.
He
moved
that
the
"Bt.nn.mlllu
Ka
HirmlceAn
n
t-H
n
vmrw
..:
"
,n
Z
,
n
JTSik
?5?r
nt
""nf
S
.
Nkkerson
urged
th,t
that
thP
the
r
.
.
.
.
.
...
.
.
4VtA
Hl
the
C.P.R.
This
was
carried.
He
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
K.
Larson
and
A.
Abrahamson
city.
Knox
Mike
Kowal.
city.
inn
-yule
F.nr.s
vAPnsvtMn
rw
.inn
in-
tr.v
'j0hn
Blackburn.
79-year
old
-chicken
breeder,
says
one
of
his
rpuneu
In
the
past
20
days
has
laid
10
eggs
each
measuring
seven
by
six
inches.
Announcements
All
advertisements
in
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Eagles'
Bridge
January
11.
Toe
H.
Bridge
January
18.
S.
O.
N.
Masquerade
January
18.
Danct;
Seal
Cove
Hall
January
20
'Presbyterian
Burn's
Banquet
Jan
uary
25.
Anglican
Tea
Miss
R.
M.
Davles
January
26.
.Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Snowball
Frolic,
Moose
Hall,
Janu
ary
27.
Ansllcan
Spring
Sale
April
13.
INVESTING
IN
CANADA
Rnropean
Capital
Considers
Horn-inlon
Is
Safe
Country
OTTAWA.
Jan.
10:
CP
Recent
announcement
by
Canadian
cabinet
minister
and
heads
of
banting
Institutions
.agree
that
capital
from
European
countries
is
seeking
investment
in
Canada
.in
Increasing
quantities.
This
movement
has
been
reflected
in
the
firm
prices
of
Canadian
bonds
In
the
New
York
market
and
inquiries
coming
to
the
financial
corporations.
Based
on
the
reception
recently
given
a
.Dominion
bond
issue
of
$40,000,000
at
three
percent
to
run
30
years
in
New
York,
Finance
Minister
Dunning
announced
that
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R
est
rVturn
"
ruid
ih.VnU.Ahi
at
the
nMne
of
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asked
Fire
Crlef
q.
Wll-LTJtU.
'St
?f,JMe.
ere
was
a
large
attend-
Hams.
It
the
chiefs
service
SIIMIUJ
Ad
HUjU0
4iCUl
was
made
1
tor
the
At
A
tax-exempt
I
feat
ures
of
the
U.
S.
bonds.
The
latest
monthly
jreport
of
the
Bank
of
Canada
shows
Cana
...
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o
v
tf.v
ktritl,,
Miil'
iru
vinuum
isc
perceni
ana
U.'
treasury
bonds
at
2.47
percent.
The
J
U
S.
treasury
bonds
are
free
from
normal"
Income
taxes
while
the
others
are
not.
Two
reasons
are
given
for
the
2
strength
of
Canadian
bonds.
One
Is
the
desire
of
European
Invest-ig
ors
to
get
their
money
safely
plac-1
ed
in
Canada
far
from
disturbed
g
Europe.
The
second
is
that
Cana
-
g
da
has
improved
Its
economic
posl-
o
tlon
by
the
practice
over
several
years
of
borrowing
money
In
Ca-jg
nada
to
retire
maturing
loans
In
O
United
States.
J
The
practice
of
changing
from
an
indebtedness
held
outside
Ca
nada
to
a
domestic
liability
rra-v
not
only
been
a
policy
of
the
Dora-i
lnlon
and
the
provinces
but
alo,
Industrial
corporations
so
from
1933
to
the
end
of
1938,
theig
net
decrease
In
external
debt,
gov-lg
ernmental
and
Industrial,
wllljo
reach
somewhat
more
than
$3M.o
000.000.
.
g
ll
TOO
YOUNG
FOR
TREAT
2
CHATHAM,
Ont.,
Jan.
10:
(CP)lg
Two
boarders
were
sentenced
to:o
three
months
in
Jail
for
having
liquor
In
the
wrong
plaue
when
the
landlord
testified
they
gave
hi
two-year
old
son
wine
to
drink.
PROTECT
PICKEREL
NORTH
BAY.
Ont..
Jan.
10:
CP)
Fishing
for
pickerel
through
the
ice
of
Lake
Nipissing
will
not
bo
permitted
from
January
1
to
May
15.
it
is
announced.
Walker's
Music
Store.
Large
Stock
Music
Heliitzman,
Nordhelmer
and
Lessee
Pianos
Piano
Tuning
with
1
"Resonoscope"
Phone
Blue
389
2124th
St.
I
VIOLINIST
i
?
and
jg
TEACHER
5
E.
P.
GRANGER
f
Trained
in
Europe
!
Advanced
Students
and
!
Beginners
PHONE
RED
920
Music
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
PHONE
GREEN
390
.
B
i
International
Late
1
THE
TRAVELLERS
-CAFE
fl
Has
changed
ownership
and
J
will
be
continued
as
the
In-
M
ternatlonal
Cafe
under
new
J
management
with
entirely
new
staff
including
a
first
gj
class
cook.
g
Full
Meals
Served
lor
ZSc
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
INTERNATIONAL
CAf
U
211
6th
Street
.
M
SEHSl
a
It's
good
seme
to
use
Smith
Brothers
Cough
Drops
to
relieve
a
cough
due
to
a
cold.
J0.
,lt
SMITH
BROS.
COUGH
DROPS
Boys'
Band
Parents
In
Annual
Meet
The
annual
meeting
of
the,
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band
Par-
ents'
AssoTfatlon
was
held
last
ance
and
much
enthusiasm
was
'
displayed.
I
The
election
of
officers
resulted!
as
follows:
President,
Mrs.
J.
O.
Vlereck.
(
Vice-President.
Mrs.
Jack
Joy
Jr
secretary-Treasurer.
Mrs.
II.
Per
-
f
Vine
Executive
Mrs.
A,
J.
Phlllipson,
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MacKenzie's
Furniture
Sale
o
Estb.
January
On
Barrymore
.Carpets
and
44x7?.
6'9x9,
9xl0,i,
9x12.
5
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See
Onr
Windows
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FREE!
Decorated
Fruit
Juice
Tumbler
with
Every
Purchase
of
Briten
Tooth
Paste
s
Both
Ig
o
'o
o
i!
o
I
29c
OrmesLtd.
77tt
Pioneer
Druqgists
Iha
tUstU
Btort
Phones:
81
ft
U
Open
Dally
From
8
a.m.
till
18
f
jn.
Cadaya
and
Holidays
From
12
noon
till
2
7
9.m.
till
9
pjn.
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TITPJX
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.
.Mrs
T.
Storrle.
Mrs.
8.
P.
AVood-and
vide.
Mrs
A
B.
Love
Mrs.
Thomas.
Arrangements
were
made
for
the
annual
Boys'
Band
banquet.
.Refreshments
were
served.
at
the
'
close
of
the
meeting.
;
FIKE
COMES
HOME
CAMPBELLFORD.
Ont.
Pan.
10:
(CP-:l
;lre"
shouted
a
resident.
station
,
VWO
damage.
...
BLAMED
BUZZARD
KINGaftDINE,
Ont.,
Jan.
10:
'CP
Eteetrfc
wiring
going
jittery
in
a
bliizard
is
thought.
to
ha
started
a
fire
that
caused
$25,000
damage
in
downtown
Kincardine.
1924
(Jeorgle
Carpets
33
only.
Sizes
Watch
This
Space
o
327
THIRD
AVENUE
s
g
g
g
a
g
g
For
A
Fair
Trade
Halibut
&
Herring
For
HEAT
Bulldey
Valley
Collieries
k
I.