22
PAOE
FOUH
Great
Bargains!!
WINTER
AND
SPRING
GOODS
Must
Be
Sold
Now
In
order
not
to
have
to
hold
over
our
goods
until
next
yeflr
we
are
offering
them
at
astonishingly
low
prices.
You
will
be
Surprised.
Come
and
See
Them.
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS
WOULD
STOP
GOING
FKOM
BAIi
I
they
otherwise
would
spend,
not
TO
WORSE
BY
INITIATING
A
!
knowing
just
what
is
going
to
hap-
MORE
COURAGEOUS
GIVING
WORK.
POLICY
(Continued
from
Pace
1)
.
.
....
.
a
T
tullo
said,
useful
ftubfM
works
'
kSl
.
pen.
"I
have
been
assured
by
many
holders
of
bonds
that
they
would
gladly
accept
a
lesser
rate
of
interest
if
thev
could
be
assured
of
their
pallues
going
into
tne
nanas
01
re-
principal,
ceivers,
with
the
financial
resour-
At
a
Ume
wnen
comodity
prices
ces
of
our
people
being
depleted
are
extremely
low
and
wages
are
and,
worse
than
that,
with
their
extremely
low
,
the
price
of
money
is
morals
being
broken
down.
Is
there
extremely
hrh
and
this
province
nothing
tangible
to
offer?
Is
it
suf-1
ltsejj
paying
ruinous
interest
flclent
to
sit
back
and
say
that
the
rates.
Legislature
can
do
nothing?
'
-it
i
nnt
the
nnllrv
nf
th
irtv
"If
the
collective
power
of
our
wnlch
T
lead
to
say
that
we
must;11,
i
people,
as
repraentea
rorougn
gov-,slt
down
and
do
notnmg
and
xhaH
eminent,
is
unable
to
move
forward
nothlng
can
be
done.
There
la
a
but
only
to
drift
backward,
what
great
deal
that
and
miMt
can
be
expected
of
private
endea-.
done
AH
tnat
lt
require,
i,
courage
vor?
,
and
common
sense
to
do
it.
but
it
"Bight
out
upon
our
provincial
;
u
clear
from
record
of
thte
g.
highways
we
have
seven
thousand
ernment
that
it
is
impossible
to
ex-men
in
camps,
and
road
material
for
resulU
from
It."
our
roads,
and
roads
that
badly,
need
Improving
but
we
cannot
bring
hrmtertelandtheiUses
Betore
"The
present
state
of
affairs
cannot
be
permitted
to
continue.
The
physical
and
mental
powers
of
our
people
Kust.be
mobilised
and
our
credit
used
H
.start
the
wheels
of
Industry
movhij."
Suggestions
As
a
temporary
measure,
Mr.
Pat-
County
Court
Session
Today
In
the
regular
monthly
saskm
of
the
County
Court
this
morrfinjK
the
j
following
cases
came
before
Jpdfe
should
be
started
and
aarHed
out;
w
e.
Ftsher
for
settlne
w
s
on
the
basis
of
the
payment
of
a
reasonable
wage.
This,
of
itself,
would
increase
purchasing
power
and
would
result
In
a
diminishing
number
of
unemployed.
As
many
people
as
possible
should
be
placed
upon
the
land.
The
man
who
was
able
to
grow
his
own
food
supplies
was
in
a
very
much
better
position
than
standing
la
the
line,
or
being
nerttexi
Into
camp.
He
noted
the
Minister
of
Lands
was
announcing
some
new
land
policy.
If
lt
were
a
feasible
policy,
the
speaker
would
be
glad
to
support
It
when
submitted
to
this
House,
but
long
since
should
adequate
measures
have
been
taken.
Consideration
would
have
to
be
given
to
the
spread
of
endeavor
through
shorter
working
hours
and
shorter
week.
Already
large
Industry
has
begun
the
process
In
the
United
States
and.
he
believed,
at
least
one
large
concern
In
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
This
should
be
accomplished
without
the
reduc
tion
of
wages
below
a
reasonable
standard
of
living.
Economic
Council
He
believed
that
a
national
economic
council
should
be
establish
ed
as
well
as
provincial
economic
councils
to
collaborate
therewith.
These
councils
should
be
composed
of
scientists,
industrialists,
economists
and
labor.
Through
the
efforts
j
of
the
organization,
industrial
effort
could
be
co-ordinated
and
a
closer
relationship
between
production
and
consumption
could
be
brought
about.
This
organization
could
be
of
Immense
benefit
in
assisting
private
enterprise
in
the
securing
and
holding
of
markets
and
the
wheels
of
progress
be
set
moving.
"Consideration
also
should
at
once
be
given
to
the
refunding
of
our
obligations
at
lower
rate
of
interest,"
Mr.
Pattullo
proceeded.
"The
people
of
today
have
become
fearful
of
what
the
future
has
In
store.
Many
are
not
spending
what
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Daily
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plaintiff.
Patmore
and
Fulton
for
the
defendant.
Williams
and
Manson
vs.
Eddie
Clapp.
$100.
Williams
it
Co.
for
plaintiff,
defendant
in
person.
Steens
Ltd.
vs.
Tony
Christian.
$109.95,
Williams
&
Co.
for
plaintiff.
Patmore
&i
Fulton
for
defen
dant.
Dr.
H.
O.
J
oh
risen
vs.
Cora
E.
Or
71
MiUin
Jmr,
rrt
Shoe
Repairing
Bring
your
shoes
to
the
Shu-Crat
We
rebuild
them
Satisfaction
Oua
ran
teed
M.
MacAKTIIUK
Third
Ave.
Next
Federal
nik.
Sol
Mussallem
To
Be
Liberal
Vs.
Lougheed
Former
Prince
Rupert
Man
Likely
To
Contest
Dewdney
Against
Minister
of
Lands
The
Victoria
Times
of
recent
date
has
the
following:
Reeve
Solomon
Mussallem,
of
Maple
Ridge,
dynamic
personality
in
municipal
politics
in
the
Fraser
Valley,
is
slated
to
run
on
the
Liberal
ticket
for
the
riding
of
Dewdney
at
ths
forthcoming
provincial
election.
If
he
is
nominated
as
a
candi
date
to
represent
the
Liberal
party
In
Dewdney,
Mr.
Mussallem
will
oppose
Hon.
N.
S.
Lougheed,
Minister
of
Lands.
1
The
"Musolinl
of
Maple
Ridge."
as
he
has
been
popularly
dubbed.
Is
in
Victoria
today
with
a
repre-santative
delegation
of
reeves
from
the
lower
British
Columbia
main
land
to
attend
the
convention
of
the
Union
of
B.C.
Municipalities,
here
on
Wednesday.
When
seen
at
the
Empress
Hotel
this
morning.
Mr.
Mussallem
admitted
that
he
had
been
urged
to
contest
the
Dewdney
seat
and
he
did
not
deny
that
he
would
run
for
provincial
office
when
the
elcr-i
tlon
guns
start
booming.
He
has
a
strong
following'
throughout
the
Fraser
Valley
di-1
trict
and
his
chances
of
carrying
the
seat
are
considered
exception-
He
Is
now
serving
his
fourth
term
as
Reeve
of
Maple
Ridge.
In
discussing
the
political
situation.
Mr.
Mussallem
said
there
was
no
doubt
that
the
Tolmle
administration
was
through
and
In
a
straight
fight
would
easily
be
defeated
by
the
liberal
party.
He
further
believes
that
the
split
in
the
Conservative
ranks
and
forma-1
tlon
of
the
new
Bowser
party
will
help
the
Pattullo
forces
when
It
comes
to
an
expression
of,
the
franchise
by
the
people.
Mr.
Mussallem
was
associated
CI
EMS
FROM
LIFE'S
SCIUIMIOOK
COURAGE
"Tender
handed
stroke
a
nettle.
And
It
stings
you
for
your
pains;
Orasp
It
like
a
man
of
mettle."
And
it
soft
as
stik
remains."
Aaron
HBL
"Trot
courage
is
like
a
kite;
Black.
$75.
Patmore
&
Fulton
for
a
oontrary
wind
raises
it
hither."
plaintiff,
defendant
in
person.
;
J.
Pettlt-Senn.
W.
T.
Malkln
Ltd.
vs.
L.
B.
Warner,
!
Williams
and
Co.
for
plaintiff,
Pat-
more
&
Fulton
for
defendant.
'Courage
mounteth
with
occa
sion
."
.
Shakespeare.
'
I
"Be
courageous.
Be
independent.
POLlGnS
Only
remember
where
the
true
Apply
ov.r
throat
and
ebtt
I
,
,7
T.
-
T"
-wallow
amiii
picM
of
i
ram.
rciiups
uroea.
VICKS
Va
po
Run
"Rise
in
the
strength
of
Spirit
to
resist
all
that
la
unlike
god.Tlu-arch.
"A
man
of
crafe
la
also
full
of
faith."
Cicero.
Helen
Keller's
life
is
an
example
of
high,
spiritual
courage.
C-N.K.
TK.INS
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the
Bast-Mondays'
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
,
9:30
pjn
From
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she
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Court
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admin
tstrahon
of
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In
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oreme
Cotrrt
is
retarded
as
desir-
with
Mr.
Pattullo
in
Prince
Rupert
1
abJe
and
a
committee
has
been
ap-
ana
r
e
consiaers
nun
one
or
tne
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In
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Lord
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'
III
Spoiled
Wife
is
Entranced
by
Jewel
Robber
In
"Jewel
Robbery,"
starring
Wil
liam
Powell
ana
Kay
Francis
at
the
Capitol
tonight
and
tomorrow,
Kay
Francis
is
the
spoiled
wife
of
Vienna's
richest
banker,
whose
poud
boast
lt
is
that
no
man
can
give
her
the
thrill
that
a
now
Jewell
affords
her
The
afternoon
that
her
doting
husband
Is
about
to
purchase
for
her
a
celebrated
diamond,
at
Vienna's,
most
exclu
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News
isTE
kr
TkT
Mira
.,.
ui.
Timw
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l.l4.Hltl"J?
MON.
k
TI,pS
TWO
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and
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&
50
TWO
SIIOiVSFOKOM
William
Powell
and
K,
FrjJ
nlve
Jeweler's
Is
he
atternoon
that
Starring
IIKLA
Drarul,,
iv.
The
Robber"
has
chosen
to
payl
A
V.
,
ridurt
the
same
Jeweler
a
professional
visit.
Even
while
she
Is
being
robbed,
the
Baroness
forgets
her
passion
for
precious
stones
In
her
admiration
for
the
aristocratic
outlaw
who
so
gallantly
relieves
her
of
her
jeweU.
a
a
mere
Incident
in
looting
of
the
shop.
j
Her
heart.
?l.r
finds
to
her
horror
and
drllght.
Is
Irrecoverably
':onc
She
find
she
has
been
robbed
of
more
than
her
Jewels
Done
in
a
mood
of
romantic
I
whimsicality
and
daring
that
lends
.0
every
situation
pace
aod
spar-'
kip
ti.e
story
never
slows
up
for
,t
Tond.
"Jewel
Robbery"
H'
fiav
c
THE
DRAMATIC
TIIRUJ
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