rt
J
tlASSjFiEfl
,3
RENT
Six
room
fully
moa
i
wr
house
arm
rnonc
uiut
n
280
ra
RENT
Hat.
J
West
sood
location.
"3
Avenue
West.
FOR
SALF
rooms.
S'h
Apply
(280)
S
HALE-
-Kam
Piano,
good
con-1
Phone
Red
528.
280
hR
RENT-
Two-room
furnished
t:.t
Phone
Red
441
If.
K
nx
Range
with
Oil
Burner
-ndltlon
840.
Phone
Bhw
"it
rALE
Five-room
modern
kc-w
Ambrose
Ave.
Apply
B37
Ar.brase
Ave
tf.
2!l
GALE
Must
sell
Nash
Sedai.
?
overhauled
and
palnUsd.
?j&
tires,
snan
for
cash.
Also
I)
tube
Victor
combination,
St-
rr
:::ds,
835,
Solid
walnut
llvlr.n
fxni
table,
steel
guitar,
rug
l?4
drat..
Phone
M4.
283
PERSONAL
IEH
OF
80,
40,
501
WANT
VIM
V:;-r
for
rundown
body?
Tr
pSTREX
Tablets
of
raw
oyster
'Iraulants
and
aeneral
body
builders.
If
not
delighted
with
'f-Jlt:
of
first
package,
makei
wuncls
1U
low
nrlce.
Sold
by
ai
I
-
.
A
M
druentsLs.
"
tiii:
m
ritr.Mr.
ro
nT
ok
wiitimi
'HiHwr
A.
r
in
iMnn
"
Mallrr
or
lh
-ti1ntlnllrllon
Art"
Ami
Mallff
of
lit
lUte
nf
l"
inrhM.
ItMvail.
nrtalr
"
ray
friends
In
Chicago
said:
'Nlch-
olU,
1
have
voted
Democratic
foi
forty
years
but
I
cannot
this
year
The
New
Deal
Is
a
new
deal
al
1938.
i
u
appoimoi
lveraBc
man
naa
iosi
canuaencc
drmxi,
nd
all
pnrttr
haTint
jiuinti
o
iimiBh
awn,
proprny
w
me
on
or
brfore
uw
uir.
Of
IkrwmkM
.
'r
iota
.ml
.SI
Coal
MU8.
C.
E.
BLACK
ment
In
the
United
fctates
than
robably
any
other
country
In
the
world
It
Is
a
rich
country
and
popu-'atrd
by
adaptable
people.
People
who
wlio
had
naa
money
money
and
una
by
oy
that
wun
I
i
uuu
don't
i
ta
ir
.
....
I
'S?
rJS
&
m
Siy'cJlmeanthelarge
copatlallst
but
the
tr
.
.
.
.
...
.,
....
u,
tn.
f.irt.hnrlLh.
.
i
NbllMAN
A'.
v7ATT
Official
A(UiUnllrntor,
rrtnr
flitpm
D.r
'
ITUi
doy
ot
NOTnbr,
A,
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
an1
C.AVK
Phone
81
For
Best
Household
md
Instead
of
spending
their
few
hundred
dollars
on
a
new
washing
machine
or
a
car
or
a
new
garagf
nd
left
It
1
the
bank
on
aeposu.
With
a
return
of
confidence
tiicrr
will
be
reieasen
iremenaous
uc-
'
.
f
Unvlj.
lmrv1i
nf
CUniUiailon
Oi
uann.
uii'1"'"
mall
sums
and,
It
is
quite
likely
that
you
will
see
a
considerable
upturn
In
business
during
the
next
year
or
so.
Peoole
are
netting
fed
up
with
hearing
politicians
tall:
about
the
'Money
Chanter
In
the
TrmDle.'
economic
royalties
and
soaking
the
ric-
nry
"rc
,,uw
..km
themselves
whether
It
Isn't
ihe
oolltlclans
themselves
who
are
-...inir
nresent
unemployment
condition.
They
are
not
con
geuinc
empwyea
people
oi
me
uniieai
'States
are
saying
and
the
unem-1
nlnvivl
ar
lc
k
of
rharltv.
was
told
tha;
the
popularity!
..T
k.i...
,at
if
.
,m
Court
and
pack
It
with
his
supporters.
Tills
reform
Congress
re
fused
and
again
refused
his
re
jears,
send
our
politicians
back
tel
honest
work
and
let
Uie
cabinets
alone
function
without
further
legislative
chanfte.
we
would
have
our
commendation
to
alve
him
Punfrflpioyed
off
the
relief
rolls
In
to
reorganize
the
executive
branch
of
Government.
They
were
afraid
It
would
give
him
and
bis
successors
dictatorial
powers
and
both
proposals
were
stated
as
beln
opposed
to
the
Constitution
of
th?
United
State.
"The
people
of
the
Unltrd
States
are
as
souna
in
pontics
as
ag
nation
In
the
world
and
are
ealoii
if
their
constitutional
rights.
Tho
United
States
form
of
government
permits
the
President
or
th.e
ex-utlve
branch
to
initiate
legislation
but
not
complete
It.
In
Congres-ests
the
right
to
legislate.
TIip
Supreme
Court
decides
whether
legislation
IniUated
by
Congress
ii
In
harmony
with
the
Constitutlor
and
the
Supreme
Court
Is
the
ba!
ance
wheel.
'Government
of
th
oeople.
by
the
people
and
for
Uie
ncople
shall
not
perish
from
the
arth!'
'While
there
Is
more
unemploy
two
years.
I
would
also
put
an
leg
!
slaters
In
jail
who
spent
more
than
they
collected
the
same
as
you
and
T
would
ao
to
Jail
If
we
spent
money
we
didn't
own.
Pulp
Mi:i
Alive
"To
rome
closer
home
I
was
told
in
Montreal
by
an
executive
of
a
concern
there
vitally
Interested
that
the
Prince
Rupert
pulp
mill
Is
by
no
means
dead.
The
contract
are
still
current,
the
bond
Issue
Is
simply
waiting
on
Ihe
table
for
a
favorable
time
to
float
It.
They
believe
that
as
soon
as
business
piens
up
and
a
little
more
confidence
prevails
the
financing
will
be
completed
and
the
mill
started.
Thev
are
quite
confident
that
It
will
be
only
a
question
of
a
year
or
so
before
ground
will
be
broken
as
the
sulphite
pulp
market
Is
showing
some
Improvement.
"I
met
our
old
friend
Norman
JValton,
the
new
vice
president
of
t-Vtaa
Ponn
rllan
W.itlnn.il
Rnllwnvs
md
he
asked
me
to
extend
his
bestj
wishes
to
all
his
old
friends
In
Prince
Rupert.
Norman
Is
a
fine
(ellow
and
knows
our
problem?
iere.
We
are
lucky
to
havei
a
friend
n
high
places.
"In
New
York
I
spent
some
time
A-lth
Dr.
Robert
Bedford
who
Is
now
working
there
with
one
of
the
large
Vew
York
fbJi
companies.
He
Is
mjoylng
his
work
there
but
I
think
would
prefer
to
live,
in
iTince
import.
"In
New
York
they
are
making
)lg
preparations
for
the
fair
to
be
held
next
year.
I
have
been
around
vie
omunds
and
It
covers
a
tremen
dous
acrage
but
It
looks
as
If
it
would
be
Just
another
fair.
"Everyone
I
met
was
delighted
at
the
prospects
of
the
visit
to
Canada
and
the
United
States
of
Uie
King
md,1Queen.1ttv
was
particularly
no
perembe
r
2,
1023.
PAQRiTTnt
11V
TOR
DAILY
NEWS
ITFD
STATES
AND
CANADIAN'
IXION
OF
MUNICH
APPRAISED
iCjntlnufd
nom
Page
One!
,vai
f
i"
nJcrit'
w
German
u
of
course
doubtful
If
many
nr.ar.3
know
what
U
goli.v
o.
Oermany.
Apparent
;the
prb-anda
machine
function
p
r-U
A
prominent
rlend
of
mln
Mouueai
waa
cnvriraimnK
a
.
.
A
.
Austrian
wn0
mi
Vienna
,r
putsch,
lie
was
In
ton
during
the
recent
crisis
ana
tc'.rphonmc
his
brother
In
M
tuggesleil
l.
hi
brothei
r
Ability
of!
war,,
brtwcen
,
,:cl
arid
Germany.
Tills
Dthtr
couldn't
understand
what
lU
f.
as
he
s.id
at
that
mom-h"
were
n-iradcs
In
th
w.ih
banners
lauding
Cham-
:
;id
cbxflng
Great
Hrt-Thc
censor
then
cut
In
and
;red
Ihe
'"'rMion
.
i
it.
crisis
anu
in
niirnna-.ii
tThJ
ve
had
the
effect
of
temporary
uu.7.
improvement
in
dusiium
w
United
States
and
uanaa
f
jund,
if
anything,
more
oj
-
n
.4
.
limn
lr
itt
rjm
in
tiuuu
Hum
J
States
The
better
crop
on
prairies
had
given
a
limp
io
,;lf
SlOQ
UiC
wiimiiu'iiiM
wv
r."-.t
in
n-.
n'ne
in
canaaa
itie
iirtncinal
factor
In
keeping
:ida
-olvent.
Everyone
seemed
ri;-
improvecnfc
in
mc
I'nilrd
Slate
OpIlniUtie
POPE
PIT
TS
CREATES
FIVE
NEW
CARDINALS,
ON
E
BRITISH
agW
Bridge
,
-
j
v
of
Mr
eonrory
chamber
tn
the
VaUcan
was
taken
when
His
Holiness
Pope
Plu
XI
elevated
five
new
member
of
the
episcopacy
to
the
rank
of
cardinal,
among
4h?m
the
Mo-Rev.
AJ.h.r
H
'
lev
Arch's!
hop
of
Westminster.
His
Holiness
Is
shown
seated
on
his.
throne
on
the
raised
data,
while
members
of
the
college
of
cardinals
fill
the
side
pews.
The
impressive
ceremony
1
shared
by
only
a
few
out.
side
the
sacred
college.
an
unanimous
opinion
In
favor
of
vlnced
that
workers
who
have
be-
tlced
in
the
United
States
and
I
am
In
thr
United
Slates
there
lne
Ncw
D11
lUiosevelt
but
come
rich
by
hard
work
and
a
little
sure
they
will
get
a
warm
welcome
-rd
be
a
feeling
of
subdued
tn
t,mt
11
the
other
vay
Uck
are
a
menace
to
the
commun-
over
there.
This
contact
must
Fveryone
was
waning
ut
um
m,
w,c
ny.
iney
rememDer
sucn
ncn
men
nave
tne
ewect
or
sun
turtner
m-
.
rvkuhill
.
...
....
i
nnvarn
m
r
It
-mm
M
;t-
of
Uie
congressional
-"-
-..
m
u.m-
as
uarnegic
ana
KocKeieuer
wno
creasing
tne
gooa
leeung
now
exist-
.
.
u
j,
full
tt
find
fltivnrt
4r
mnnnrt
if
i..
.
.
-
.
.1..
i.
.
tUur
uitd
so
lar
as
i
rowu
a-
''"
uccumc
ucmcnuuuaiy
weaiuiy
out
ing
Deiween
me
umun
tjnpirc
ana
T
r
the
artual
rtsulu
save
a
lh
New
Deal.
Roosevelt
himself
they
also
point
to
what
they
did
the
United
States.
,1
believe
that
t
deal
of
satUf
action.
Each
ttc
imM)Wi"
"
uith
their
wealth.
They
are
not
the
greatest
force
or
the
world
to-
umi
j.
tvrwnnl
utinMl
hut
j
.
.
.
.
.
.
......
ie
1
ijv
ti.Mted
inc
tHatcs
our-
'
prparea
io
agree
io
persecuuon
oi
aay
ior
preserving
peace,
improv-
"
fhe
pa:
three
or
four
years
hiU.
Henry
Ford
but
remember
his
con-
lng
world
conditions
Is
a
friendly
"ive
iwxle
a
practice
to
get
emphasized
n
Uie
elections
as.
trlbutlon
to
commercial
life.
In
understanding
between
the
United
-
pr.u-.ca,
.pmlon
of
people.
1
out
of
7
or
8
candidate
for
Sena-
lacUln
Detroit
today
Ford
U
loved
States
and
the
British
Empire
and
i
t..i
.::.-rs.
barbers,
waiters
tor
or
"ovemor
who
received
the
and
honored.
Rich
men
who
are
this
friendship
exists
today.
d
w
rkrr
for
meir
opinions
"''
".".
oreparea
io
aonaie
an
iron
lung
;
...
Aflltf
nnff
ttH
ttvtA
TVior.
n
....
...
.
d
r
?
II
surpnsingiy
...w
.
Ir.e
k,
evcry
naspiiai
wunm
me
-1
....
.
..
Irrmrariniu
lnrrmvr
nf
vnlu
frnm
......
.
..
..
-a
:
csumaie
puozi'
-
-
uruun
Empire
are
nov
an
evu
in-
r
"5-J
t:nd
1938
I
lounrt
wnv
.
nnence.
esneclal
v
when
In
mk
nz
ngnt
out
mere
are
ioo
man
t.
.
.
i
i
.
.
..
'ortnne
they
are
creating
the
livelihood
of
thousands
of
men
and
women
nd
contributing
to
the
ad-
vtniwmfit
nf
Aiir
rvla1
fnmfirlt
Wliere
It
Money
Going?
.
.
,
.
.
,rf.,,hu
VMP
lr
juncrs
iu
uie
urai
rani
uta
..ni
in
ihi
m,mirv
be
honesf
It
was
th
opinion
of
a
UnUj
staU!a
are
lnnIn.
d..flhc
..
attempt.
..
....
About
JOp
yards
.
from
.
jrreac
many
people
that
n
lot
M
th
.nrt
,h...
mnn-v
cau,-.
in
taxes
hore
the
ice
gavelway
and
h
:
-t
fVL.
letluu"
"a
Wl'rabl
4na
wel,
t
Ti)ey
are
.Jpiunged
waist-deep
In
water.
Fire-
FOlt
RENT
'mfrit-
T
I
ur,.l',!
,h;
'n
whre
It
Is
all
o!nr
They
are'meh
rescued
him.
9
,.u.
c,...u
m.Wi
n
.
,
bnjn-
bdlwe
uiiiitiiiuiii
wage
uui
vuo
iiiutji
I
r
1,
-..oitt,
n
orm
was
being
atiempted
at
one
lnsteadof;
thc
hands
of
the
creator
Ume
The
Wagner
Later
Act
had
Ux
lors
to
dls-l
created
too
much
bureaucratic,
,
power
and
was
one-sided
This
ac
!
.hn.
th.
.n
scnemes.
inis
is
wnai
uic
win
oroDaoiy
De
revised
next
year
as
the
American
Federation
of
Labor
Is
pressing
for
1U
revision.
I
of
the
President
and
his
poMcis
r
parnflments.
leaUlaturcs
-
J
a
...V-
w
"
"
1
siarvca
uj
ip
iipti
nr
aiica
nd
congress
Congress
for
three
or
four
congress
io
reiorm
ine
supreme
RECOUD
ATTEMPT
PAILS
PRINCE
ALBERT
Dec.
2
(CPI
Joe
Pecha.
77.
wlio
for
many
years
has
been
the
first
Prince
Albert
resident
to
cross
the
Saskat-
rVipvmn
Hvr
fn
fall
iftf
f
rtit-
and
the
r
-V
that
It
Is
Try
a
Dally
News.ciasslfled
advertisement
for
best
results.
Party
and
Dance
Another
Successful
Affair
'Stated
on
Wednesday
Nigt
in
Aerie
.
Hall
f
The
fortnightly
bridge-
pa.iy
ana
dance
of
the
Kag.es
LuV
i
uv
haa
pn
Fiiflywe
iu.
vv.unci-;day
night
was
a
v.-ry
suc.eial
ht-
.a...
a..
UM1-.I.
There
were
twenty-lour
tables
oi
cards
and
prUe-w;nners
weic:
ladles'
first,
Mrs.
Sam
Hjujjii,
,c-ond,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Dayics;
third,
Mrs
A.
Mclvor
ana
Mr.
WetUrstrand;
mens
firtt,
II.
Goodman;
second,
F.
J.
Feasby;
third,
O.
Burnian;
fourth
Harry
Wanamaker,
j
Mrs.
Frank)-
EllLscn
was
winner
of
a
door
prize.
Alter
cards,
refreshments
were
served
and
danclns
foilswed
vlth
i
ifiM
Phones
18
&
84
PfQ.
Bof
575
FOR
SATISFACTION
Try
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
Where
Dollar.1?
Have
Moret
Cents
Quality
Groceries
Reliable
Service
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT
of
MINES
British
Columbia
has
produced
minerals
of
an
aggr$-gate
value
of
over
one
billion,
six
hundred
million
dollars.
The
production
for
1937
was
valued
at'
seventy-four
million,
four
hundred
feventy-flve
thousand,
nine
hundred
dollars,
all
.altrtime
record.
'
For
copies
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines
and
other
publicaUons
dealing
with
the
mining
Industry
of
the
Province,
apply
to
DEPUTY
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
B.
C
NOTE
An
Index
covering
Uie
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
or
Mines
for
the
years
1874
to
1936
Inclusive,
has
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and
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obtained
upon
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charge
of
$1.00
each
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UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD,
Steamers
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for
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EVERY
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Third
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Phone
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