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are
new
and
different
things
about
shoes
this
season
.
.
.
new
materials,
new
colors,
new
cuts
and
trimmings.
Whatever
your
preferences,
you
will
find
them
embodied
in
the
NEW
SENORITA
SHOES
FOR
FALL
See
these
now
on
display
in
our
window
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Ave
tine
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Thursday.
October
11
1931
i
4
PKINCE
RUPEItrS
DIFFICULTIES
?
mere
nas
Deen
a
10c
oi
loose
taiK
about
tne
difficulties,
of
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
people
who
spent
the
money.
As,
a
matter
of
fact
the
history
of
our
financial
difficulties
goes
back
to
the
time
when
the
city
lots
were
auctioned
off
for
the
benefit
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Develop
ment
Company
and
the
Provincial
Government
At
that
time
millions
of
dollars
were
realized
frnm
the
ssle
nnrl
few
thousands
only
were
expended
in
building-
streets.
The,!
iuuucj,
icauiicu
tiuui
tne
saie
was
tanen
away
ana
never
returned
and
the
new
city
was
left
to
finance
its
own
public
works.
I
Owintr
to
the
fact
that
the
muskeg,
the
cost
of
street
grading
was
very
great
and;
when
the
original
plank
roadwavs
rotted,
the
city
was
faced
with
the
problem
of
either
rebuilding
the
plank'
roads
or
carrying
out
very
expensive
grading.
y-If
the
townsite
promoters
had
been
forced
to
grade
the
streets
before
marketing
the
lots,
a
very
reasonable
request
considering
the
prices
realized,
there
would
have:
been
no
financial
difficulty
to
face
when
the
depression
,
came.
The
city
had
to
have
roads
and
sidewalks,
no
matter.
What
the
COSt.
True
some
of
the
eYnenrKf
i
ires
wara
Vi5rV
such
as
those
on
one
of
the
main
city
sewers
but,
on
the
whnle
ilia
nuKKn
ti'M.ln
n
t
4
'
r:
r,-r
y
mui-
nwiRswemiHiuy
wen
cameo
out,
com-
jbm
"'v"
iii.utuci
tines,
ixuw
mat
tne
city
nas
rolfds
and
sidewalks
sufficient
for
present
needs,
it
carf-
......
.vMsuiiauic
cluuuiii
buui
as
mat
Deing
useu
today
carry
on
and
gradually
rehabilitate
itself.
wm
SILVO
For
cleaning
and
polishing
gold,
silver,
irlass.
etc.
fil
ff
rX-?a
per
tin
wt
HKASSO
For
cleaning
brass,
con-
SH
SI'S
tin
25o.
per
iii
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FOR
SALE
BY
-
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
"SI"
Queen
Charlotte
Island
SHINGLES
The
best
made
on
the
coast.
Not
Kiln
Dried
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
LIBRARIAN
;
IS
LEAVING
RfsirnaUon
f
Mls
Cruitvhatvk
Received
With
Regret
By
Library
Bard
Last
Xlcht
Miss
Alice
D.
Cruikshank,
for
Din
.
years
librarian
of
the
Prince
Ru-'
pert
Public
Library,
presented
her
resignation
to
the
library
board
at
Its
regular
monthly
meeting
last
night
The
resignation,
which
was
accepted
with
regret
by
the
board,
becomes
effective
November
30.
Steps
will
be
taken
in
the
meantime
by
the
board
to
secure
a
successor
to
Miss
Crulkshank,
All
members
of
the
board
expressed
appreciation
of
the
splendid
service
which
had
been
rendered
by
Miss
Cruikshank.
Her
departure,
it
was
agreed,
would
be
regretted
as
much
by
the
public
as
by
the
board.
Miss
Cruikshank
plans
to
pay
a
visit
with
relatives
in
New
York
and
wil
Ithen
remain
in
the
east
to
take
up
future
residence.
The
meeting
also
received
a
final
report
from
Frank
D&h,
chairman
of
the
board,
on
the
renovation
of
the
new
building,
the
total
cost
of
T
'h,
i
1-
yA.
'
3''
i'
''.
'
'tL.
-St-
'.f
v
Diparlmtnt
of
Finanet,
Ottawa
V
THE
DAILY
which
had
teres
$940.
It
VM
to
carry
oat
certain
preeauttaaarr
work
at
the
nam
eofttasce
the
building.
Mr.
Dibb
further
reported
on
having
recently
visited
the
public
library
in
Vancouver
and
the
library
at
the
Univenttar
of
British
Columbia.
OJfteitto
at
bets
libraries
had
evinced
raatual
latere
in
the
local
library
work.
Those
present
at
the
meeting
were
Frank
Dibb.
cnaiimua;
T.
B.
Black,
secretary.
City
Commissi
oner
W.
J.
Alder,
Mrs.
O.
H.
Arnold
and
R.
L.
McLennan,
directors,
and
Miss
A.
D.
Cruikataank.
librarian.
C.
N.
TWAINS
Fr
the
East-Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Fri-.
days
3:30
p
xn.
From
the
Fast
Tuesdays,
Thnradayt
and
Saturdays
10:15
pjn.
Olof
Hanson.
M.
P.
for
Skeena,
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
George
to
pay
a
visit
to
his
constituents
at
Anyex.
A
bee
Ana.
Stewart
and
Premier.
A
local
power
boat
wHI
go
north
a
brine
him
baek
tothecHyatMKendofthe
week.
COALITION
COLLAPSES:
Vnitrd
Aintralia
and
Country
Parlies
Unable
to
Get
Tocetber
CANBERRA.
Australia.
Oct
11:
'CP'
Negotiations
for
the
formation
of
a
coalition
government
be-torrrn
Premier
J.
A.
Lyons'
United
Acrt.-alfca
party
and
Dr.
Earle
Page's
Country
Party
having
collapsed,
"r.ite:
Ljroaa
yesterday
announced
the
formation
of
a
new
cabinet
Isoaaoosed
entirely
of
members
of
bis
own
party.
IV
U
anticipated
that
I
rha
administration
will
receive
the
mj
opart
generally
of
Country
members
who
are
diametrically
opposed
to
Labor
Party
policies.
The
most
notable
feature
of
the
new
cabinet
i
U
the
inclusion
of
Former
Premier
.
William
M.
Hughe
as
vice-presi-j
dent
of
the
executive
council.
Negotiations
for
a
coalition
collapsed
after
the
United
Australia
;
and
Country
parties
disagreed
over
!
the
tariff
question
and
on
the
allot-j
raent
of
cabinet
seats.
The
Country
(
party
had
demanded
proportional
representation
according
to
num-Jber
of
seats
won
at
the
election
Or.ILLIA
IS
WINNER
OF
DOMINION
BOX
LA
CHAMPIONSHIP
TITLE
BAR1UE.
Ont
.
Oct.
II
CP
Ortllla
Terriers
last
won'
theTr
third
stralgrYt
tory
from
New
Westminster
Salmon
Belliea
by
a
score
of
13
to
6
to
caDture
the
Dominion
!
M
brother
o(
Local
M.
SUtih.
.
-
.
box
lacrosse
championship,
-rictived
teletracftic
1
TheOrlllranshsdno
difficult,
jdealh
.
V
yntty
'
'
,:
4
in
outclassing
the
veteran
New
-r
t
hwne
,n
Westminster
team.
Vi
which
would
have
given
them
one-1
third
of
the
cabinet
Premier
Lyons,!
however,
would
give
only
three
seats.
Following
the
recent
general
e!ec-
ina.
of
his
suur
mu
Ur
i
.
.
had
been
a
sufferer
lor,-'
aimma.
she
was
k
itopertasa
vlsj'x!-
hi
here
about
ten
mr
t!on
in
which
Premier,
Lrtm
j
and
hit
ism
ih
it.
i.
National
Australian
Party
lost
con-
(
vlved.
besides
the
widj
iroi
oi
niiumrak
biuiuukii
icuiin-
eons
ana
a
(lauv:
in
the
larvMt
troun.
nevotlattnnt
'
r
amrn
..
.
h
!
Born
in
Ontario
W
y
fhi
I
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'
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--
ujj.
tttix
lltlon
government.
With
this
end
in
Prince
Rupert
nrtn-
-Ll
irw.
fiTuiKi
I.JUHJ
biiq
vi-
rage,
oi
ne
eievaUir
:s
:
r
leaaer
oi
tne
tuniry
iatiy.
had,
was
killed
three
been
In
conference
for
some
days.
;trutk
by
a
ball
tout
The
Labor
Party
was
not
Invited
to
at
Courtenay
be
represented
in
lie
admintstra-j
The
funeraJ
i
.k
tlon.
'tcnay
on
8unUuy
..N
GREATER
SERVICE
lor
Self
and
Coiuitiy
D03IINIOX
OF
CANADA
MM
UEFUMIIXG
LOAX
l)KOMI.ATtoys
$100
(in
the
15-ycar
Bonds
only),
$500
and
$1,000.
'
Maturities
am
prices
2
year
27o
Ilonds
at
98.90,
yieldinj?
2.57
to
maturity.
v
-
5
year
VA
Bonds
at
98.15,
yielding
2.90
to
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;
8
year
3
Bonds
at
97.00,
yielding
3.
13
to
maturity.
i
15
year
3M
Bonds
at
96.50,
yielding
3.81
lo
maturity.
'
IXTEREST
IIO.US-
On
half-month's
free
interest
to
thte
who
exchange
Victory
Bond
for
the
new
Bonds
of
any
maturity.
WHERE
TO
APPLY
Application
forms
and
official
prospectus
frivin
fu)
detail
of
the
Loan
may
be
obtained
from
any
bank
or
Ixjnd
dealer.
Si
INVEST
its
CANADA
Profit
btj
Her
Pi
ogress
99
THE
success
of
the
Refunding
Loan
of
1934
is
a
matter
of
vital
importance
to
Canada!
t
Reduction
of
interest
charges
will
be
an
important
saving
in
the
national
budget.
The
high
credit
of
Canada
will
be
maintained,
even
enhanced,
both
at
home
and
abroad.
A
new
impetus
will
be
given
to
the
business
betterment
which
is
now
being
felt
w"
generally
throughout
the
Dominion.
For
thee
reasons
it
should
be
the
concern
of
everj
citizen
ol
Lanada
to
ensure
the
success
of
this
Refunding
Loan.
If
you
are
the
owner
of
maturing
Victory
Bonds,
you
can
combine
sound
iude
ment
with
the
exercise
of
good
citizenship
by
exchanging
them
for
bonds
of
thU
issue.
They
are
the
best
investment
a
Canadian
can
buy.
If
you
do
not
own
maturing
Victory
Bonds,
you
are
given
the
opportunity
of
investing
your
money
in
this
new
issue.
Your
security,
both
as
to
principal
and
interest,
is
the
entire
Dominion
and
its
resources.
Behiiul
that
security,
through
good
times
and
bad,
is
a
record
of
performance
that
stands
unexcelled.
3
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The
Dominion
of
Canada
1931
Refunding
Loan
is
an
investment
that
meets
every
requirement:
security,
9afe
and
regular
income,
marketability.
It
is
offered
in
a
choice
of
maturities,
suitable
for
every
class
of
investor.
It
carries
an
interest
rate
which
the,
;.;V;Vyv;.;-''
inve8tpr,
to
whom
security
is
important,
will
recognize,
as
eminently
fair
and
attractive..
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Canada's
interest
and
for
your
own
advantage
.-
apjily.today
for
as,
many
of'
these-new
.'
?
bonds
as
your
resources
will
permit.
!
,
Dominion
of
Cannot
I93i
llefundihg
hn
1
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