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DAILY
EDITION
Now
BEGINNING
NEW
YEAR
the
Picture
of
Health!
"TP
AM
sending
you
X
picture
of
my
baby,,
Warren
Rich-afd,"
writes
Mrs.
Matheson,
of
Box
137,
Lac
Megantlc,
Quebec.
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Tuesday,
Jan.
2
193
We
are
now
beginning
a
new
year.
With
the
passing
of
3933
let
us
leave
behind
all
our
doubts
and
fears
and
go
for
ward
with
confidence
in
the
future.
The
days
are
now
getting
longer
and'we
shall
be
having
more
sunshine,
mor.e.
light
and
health
and,
let
us
hope,
more
joy.
Forget
the
worries
of
the
past
and
set
the
mind
on
improvement.
In
that
way
we
shall
end'
the
year
much
better
'than
it
began.
TITLES
ONCE
MORE
Premier
Bennett
is
determined
to
force
titles
upon
Canada,
once
more.
He
announced
at
the
end
of
the
year
that
he
'had.
made
recommendations
that
certain
titles
be
granted,
and)
these
recommendations
have
been
carried
out.
The
decision,
that
Canada
did
not
wish
her
citizens
to
bear
titles
was
arrived
at
by
the
Parliament
of
Canada,
and
has
not
been
revoked.
We
think
the
Premier
was
taking
top,
much
on
himself
to
act
in
opposition
to
the
House
of
Commons
resolution.
The
man
on
the
street
seems
to
be
of,
opinion
that
the
Premier
is
anxious
for
a
title
for
himself
and
that
he
is
paving
the
way
for
it
by
recommending
that
others
gel
them.
This
may
or
may
not
be
true.
What
is
true
is
that
there,
has
been
a
resumption
of
an
'obnoxious
custom.
WELL
DESERVED
RECOGNITION
'
We
are
not
now
objecting
to
any
particular
person
getting
recognition.
All
we
object
to.
is
the
principle
of
singling
out
special
persons
and
conferring
on
them
a
title
which
tends
to
f
oster,
a
system
of
snobbery.
We
have
only
to.
look
back
at
the
selections
that
have
been,
made
in
the
past,,
both
iiv
Canada
and
Great
Britain
to
see
where
the
evil:
lies.
So
great
has
been
the
scandal
in
Britain
that
many
of
the
country
s
best
men
have
absolutely
refused
to
accept
any
titles.
.
One-of
the
recent
reqognitions
which
is
well
deserved
and-will,
.be
backed
up
by
popular
acclaim
is
that
of
Miss
Duvies
to
be
a
member
of
the
Order
of
the
British
Empire.
This
carries
with
it
no
title.
Ittiss
Lawson
of
Victoria
who
is
also
recognized
was
for
years
secretary
of
the
Friendly
Hjjlp.S.oqiety.
"He
is
now
eight
months
old
and
weighs
27
pounds
and
u
the
picture
of
health.
Since
putting
him
on
Eagle
Brand
we.
have
never
had
any
trouble
with
him.
He
is
well
and
contented
and
I
certainly
recommend
Eagle
Brand
to
any
other
mother
who
is
having
trouble
with
the
feeding
of
her
baby."
you
are
unable,
to
nurse
your
own
baby,
follow
the
advice
of
hundreds
of,
thousands
of
mothers,
and,
try
Eagle
Brand.
The
coupon
below
will
bring
you
a
copy
of
"Baby's
Welfare'
CASE
FOR
WQRKLESS:
!
Premier
Pattullo
Received
Delega
tion
From
Local
Unemployed
Rrcmler
H.
D.
Pattullo
received
a
delegation
of
the
unemployed
yes
terday,
morning
consisting
'
of
O.
White.
C.
Chapman.
P.
Lapoite.
K
Carr,
and
E.
Anderson,
A
memoranr
dum.
outlining
grievances
of
the
Iqt
qal
unemployed
was
presented
which
the
premier
retained
for
consideration,
and
reference.
Grievances
set
forth,
by
the
dele
gates
eoveredthe.
pressing
need,
for.
government
provision
of
boots
and)
clothing,
question
of
comparative
food
costs
in,
Prince.
Rupert
and(
other
points
in
the
province,
prpr
vision
for
medical
and
dental
treatment,
need
of.
a
hot
mid-day
meal
being
served
at
school
for
the
benefit
of
undernourished
children,
hardship
Imposed,
on
families
haying
deductions
made,
in
relief,
air
lowances
for
rent
and.
the
serious
result
of
the
policy,
of
classing
grown
children
as
dependents
and
granting
them
only
$2.50,
a
month
for
subsistence.
The
premier
gave
sympathetic
attention
to
the,
delegation
and
promised
at
the
conclusion
:
of,
the
interview,
to
give,
the
matter,
his
serious
consideration,
Summary
of
Grievances
The
following
was
a
summary
of
grievances,
immediate
and
pressing,
which
the
committee
presented:
"Question
of
clothing
for,
the
un-ployed
and
dependents:
For
the
past
two
years
no
provision
has
been
made,
cither
governmental
or
municipal,
for
the
supplying,
of
clothing
to
the
majority
of,
the
unemployed
of
Prince
Rupert,
only,
a
comparative
few
of
the
single
unemployed
having
-
been
permitted
t
to
work
in
exchange
for,
a
meagre
elief,
allowance,
of
clothing.
"Question
of
provincial
relief
por
icy
ignoring
the
comparative
high
cost
of
food
in
this
district:
This
question
has
been
brought
re
peatedly
to
the
attention
of
pro
vincial
authority
without
recoenl
.ion
havfng
been
shown.
"Deductions
in
relief
for
rent
to
certain
families:
As
the
total
relief
allowance
is
inadequate.
I
...
he
policy
of
.
reducing
----
the
allow
nakes
an
added
hardship
on
those
affected.
"Undernourished
school
children
of.
the
unemployed:
It
Is
the
opinion
of
this
committee
that
a
pjan
xhereby
these
children
could
be,
provided,
with,
a
hot
mid-day
meal
it
school
would,
do,
much
to
mitigate
their,
condition.
"Medlcal-and.
dental
treatment
of
the
unemployed:
The
medical
treatment
granted
is
dependent
on
the
charity
of
local
doctors
with
the
result
that
only
the
most
Impera
tive
cases
receive
attention
as
fpr
r
dental
treatment
received,
it
is
neg
llglble
from.
any.
source.
"Question,
of
grown
children
who
are
classed
as
dependents
and
as
such
receive
$2.50
a
month
for
subsistence:
Of
all
the
anomalies
of
relief
administration,
this
practice,
which,
forces.
a
grown
person
to
encroach
upon
the
meagre
allowance
-f
parents
In
order
to
subsist,
Is
the
most
glaring
and
indefensible.
Attitude
of
the
City
Commis
sioner
and
Government
Agent
to
the
needs
of
the
unemployed:
The
attitude
of
the
City
Commissioner
to
the
needs
of
the
unemployed
is
lone
of
indifference,
his
invariable
'reply
to
all
solicitations
made
on
;
their
behalf
being
that
there
are
no
I
government
or
municipal
funds
at
j
his
disposal
for
any
such
purposes
I
as
required.
The
local
Government
,
Agent,
though
sympathetic
to
the
'needs
of,
the
unemployed,
Is
cir
cumscribed
by
his
instructions
from
j
Victoria
which,
In
turn,
has
to
this
date
showed
indifference
to
any;
jand
all
the
grievances
of
the
un
I
employed
as
here
set
forth."
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK,
Jan,
2:
Silver
was
quoted
here
today
at
44c
Tlie
following
Is
the
scale
of
charges
made
or
rpadirjg
notices.
Wins
Tijqijhy,
at
Bilfjasj;
In,
the
well
known
garb,
of,
victory,.
Tazio
Nuvolarl,
famous
European
auto
racer,
is
shown
Just,
after
he,
haa
won
the
Ulster
Tourist
trophy,
at
Belfast,
Ham,
sliced,
first
grade
40
Ham,
picnic,
first
grade,
lb
18
Bacon,
side,
sliced,
best
grade
..
.37
1
Rork,
shoulder,
lb,
16
pork,
loin,
lb.
22
Pork,
leg,
lb,
22
Retail
prices
curren:
here
are.
as
Pork,
dry
salt,
lb,
2Q
follows;
veal,
loin,
m.
.20,
Vegetables
Veal
j
shoulder,
lb.
12?i
Potatoes,
Ashcroft,
9
lbs.
2$
u&
R?l
roaRt'
&i
10:
to
12
!
si,
250
Qeef
bollipg,
lb,
08
;:Potatoes.'"upriver,
io
lbs.
.25.
Bfer
roast-
Pme
rlb
lb;
18
Sack,
$2.10.
to
2,40
Slt1"
1U'
w
'Carrots.
B.Cju
bunch
v.-
04:
mh,
shoulder,
lb
15
.
Marriage
and;
Engagement
announcement
$2.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Funeral
Notices
$1.
Cards
of
Thanks.
Funeral
Flowers
10c,
per
t
lp.
ibs,
25
Vs""?,
ieg.
io
..
.
allowance
Sweet
Potaies'
:
M"
""IT"
Hotnouse
lomaioesi,
no.
i,
,
"
!
i
ihs
Smoked
KiDDers,
lb.
,
.15
Bajket
5,
Salmon,
fresh,
lb.
20
nriiSKPllM
Knrouts.
lb
13
,
lia
IDUt,
2
IDS
.
ince
in
order
to
sa
tsfy
wnaiords
(Q-
fl
5'Smoked
HaUbut,
lb
15
Savoy
Cabbage,
lb
06
j
Leeks,
bunch
05
OarJIc,
Imported,
per
lb,
2i
Cabbage.
B.
C,
lb.
:
05
Drird
rrnlu
Whit.
Figs,
'lb.
.124
Hlack
Cooking.
Figs,
lb,
10
Dates,
bulk,
lb,
.
8c
to
.15
Cal.
Head
Lettuce,
8c
to
12J
Lemon,
and
orange
Peel
2s
Cauliflower,
lg.,
B.C.,
ea,
25c
to
20
citron
peel
22
Hubbard
Squash,
lb
-
.06
Prunes.
30-40,
lb
.15
Green
Peppers,
lb
15
Prunes.
40.50,
lb
'i
Vegetable
Marrows,
lb
04
1
Prunes,
00-70,
lb
11
Spanish
Onions,
lb
10
1
Raisins,
Australian
seedless,
lb.
.14
Beets,
bunch,
04
Raisins.
Cal,.
seedless,
lb
.15
Bulk,
8
lbs.
2b
Parsley,
bunch
.07
Turnips,
10
lbs
25
Parsnips
uprlver
washed,
6
lbs.
25
Celery,
B.C.,
head
8c
to
15
Apples
Winter
Bananas,
4-
lbs,
25
Box
."
lv85
Mcintosh
Reds
Fancy
Wrapped,
3
lbs
25
Bqx
:.
2.40
Grimes
Golden
and
Rome
Beauty,
fancy
bulk,
4
lbs
25
Box
1.85
Delicious
"C"
wrapped,
4
lbs
25
Box
2.25
Fancy
wrapped,
3
lbs
25
Box
..'J
2.50
Fruits
West
Indies
Oranges,
doz.
33c
to
.65
Jap
Orunges,
box
.90
Lemons,
Cal.,
4Q
Calif.,
6c
to
.10
Jirapefrult,
amaica
Grapefruit,
each
7c
to
.13
Pears,
AnJous,
doz.
40
Pomegranates,
c.aph,
5c
to
08
Bananas,
lb
15
Emperor
Grapes
20.
(jranbprrlcs,
lb.
25
Hour,
Flour,
4pX
No.
I,
hard,
wheat
...
1.75
SQcond.
Vatcnt,
1X5
Pastry
Flour,
10,
lbs,
45c
to
io.
Aust.
Pastry
Flour.
10
lbs
J55
Hpney
rxtracted.
Honey,
'per,
Jax
2Qc
to
.30,
Cqmb.Honcy
.30
Suear
Whtc,
100
lbs,
7,75
Yellow,
1Q0
lbs
7.25
B.Q,
Fr.csli,
Extras,'
Qarloned
40
Iocal
new
laid,
dtji,
50
Fresh
Seconds
..."
.24
Prescr.vqd
Extras,
doz
32
llutter
I
Fancy,
cartoned,
lb
.33
No,
1
Creamery,
3
lbs
85
f.ard
Pure,
lb.
17c
to
20
Meals
j
Turkeys,
No.
1
Alberta,
lb.
.30
Fowl,
No.
1.
lb.
25
Roasting
Chicken,
lb
28
s
I
m
.
SECRETARY
HAS
QUIT
Wooclln
Finally
Resist"
as
Mead
of
II.
S.
Treasury
Morgenth.iu
His
Successor
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Jan.
2:-The
long-expected
resignation
of
Secretary
of
the
Treasury.
William
H.
Woodln
became
a
fact
yesterday
with
the
announcement
of
Presi
dent
Franklin
D.
Roosevplt
that
the
document
had
been
In
his
hands
for
the
last
two
weeks
and
had
nox
been
accepted,
Henry
Morgan
thau
Jr.,
who
has
been
acting
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
since
It
became
necessary
some
wvk&v
agq
for
Mr.
Woodln
to
re.
llnqulsh
his
duties
owing
to
ill-health,
has
been
permanently
appointed
Secretary
of
the
Treasury.
LOCAL
NEWS;
I
A.
Thain
returned
to
the
city,
on
'
the
Catala
Sunday
evening,
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Ray
Commons,
who
has
ibeen
paying
a,
visit
at
Smlthee
!
with,
her
parents,
Mr.
apd
Mrs.
J.
H.
Meintyrej
retuj-nd
Ui
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
Sunday
afternoon's
train.
T.
W.
Hall,
Inspector
of,
schools
was
the
speaker
today
at
thp
regularly
weekly
luncheon
of
thr
Prince
Rupert
Oyrd
Club.
President
T-
W.
Brown
was
In
the
chair
and,
there
was
a
good
attendance
of
members
with
a,
few
guests.
Miss.
Lillian
Cross,
who
Is
In
the
service
o(.
the
Vancouver
Welfare
Federation,
sailed
by
the
Catala
this,
afternoon
on
her
return
south
after
spending
the
Christmas
and
New.
Vear
season
visiting
he,re
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
T.
Cross.
LESS
PIKE
LAST
YEAR
(Continued
from
Pace
V
year
just
ended
Included
$16,290,7$
on
buildings
and
$7700
on
contents
ind
all
but
SC00
was
covered
by
insurance.
During
the
year
1931
there
was
a
total
of
104
calls
as
against
8
calls
in
1932.
During
the
month
of
December
'.here
were
no
less
than
nineteen
calls
as
compared
with
four
in
the
a'me
month
of
1932.
The
most
serious
fire
in
December
was
that
vhlch
destroyed
the
residence
of
William
Inglls,
Park
Avenue,
with
oss
of
$2500
protected
by
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Tuesday,
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HIGH
LIGHTS
THURSDAY,
JA.N,
4;
6:00
Show
Boat.
KOMO,
7:00--Calfprnla
Dons,
KPO,
:815-
Symphony
Hour.
KOMO.
9:3Q
Twin
City
Dancing,
KPO,
1Q;15-Herbcrt
Kay's
Famous
Orchestra,
KJR.
FRIDAY,
JAN.
5
6:30
Armpur
Hour.
KOM.O.
7:00-Frst
Njgl)tcr.
KOMO.
8:15-Gllmore
Circus.
KOMO.
10-MeIody
Train,
KPO.
vi:iNi:spAY.
JAN,
3.
6:3Q
Jofm
McCormlck,
KOMO,
7
3
Radlp
Forum.
KOMO.
8:30
One
Man's
Family
KQMO.
9:30
Waltz
Time.
KOMO.
Wa(cjj
this
ad.
for
dote
lis.
further
and
Kerne
mhrr
We
offer
you
a
modrrn,
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and
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Radio
Service
Superior
Radio
Service
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320
2n.
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FOR
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TOWER
GOLDBLOOMfS
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All
Furs
Selling
at,
20
Percent
Less
Than
Cost
Mint
be
sold
berauie
rash
Is
nrrdrd
to
buy
raw
fiiM.
(let
some
of
thrc
rral
fur
Ad
rertbe
In
tn
Dally
News
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A
New
Year
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(Jawning,
one
that
gives
promise
of
being
a
more
prosperous
year
than
the
preceding
few
have
been,
In
the
improved
1931
V-8
car,
the
Ford
Rjotor
Company
offer
an
outstanding
produqt
to
the
public
outstanding
in
quality,
power,
performance,
eonif,oi;t,,
econp'my
jnd
price.
Vq
are
here
to.Jiack
up,
that
product
witl),eourtQousand,efficient
seryicQ.
On,thjs
basis
we
bespeak
your
patronage
and,
good
wiljifoi;
the
coining
year
and
wish
you,
a
Happy
and
Prosperous,
New
Year.
HOTEL
J.
SJiireJH,
Proprietor
"A,
lUm
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms,
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
19S
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m
S.
E.
PARKER
LTD.
Central
Hotel
American
and
European
plan
Housekeeping
Rooms
We.
Also
Sll
Coal
That
CJivvS
Perfect
Satisfaction
Phone
51
Third,
Ave.
East
:
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your,
troplilqs
.mounted
.
by
an
expert.
Bear
rugs
mounted,
In
any
style.
Game,
nejyl
a
specialty.
All
work
guaranteed
first
class.
FURS
MADE-UP
Write
For
Prices
K.
Hix,
Taxidermist
Terrace,
n.C.
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