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DODGING. THE ISSUE

Liberal speakers and writers are at-
tempting to dodge the main issues of
this election. That issne is reform.
We are told that reform is fading from
the picture, and that all the legisla-
tion so far implemented amounts to
very little, and that anyway it is pro-
Ialbly unconstitutional. The sincerity
ul these frivolous criticisms may be
mensived by the fact that the opposi-
tion declined to vote against the ‘bills.

Here is a choice sample of the bun-
kum that is being fed to the electors:
“The Liberal party is ready to give
thes country the administration it
needs after five years of misery.”
Que would imagine that this utterance
crine from an il-dnformed spellbinder,

SO UTR

PRINCE

To “Ocean Falls,
Powell River and

VANCOUV

RUPERT

Leaving Prince
Rupert every

TRE,

THURSDAY 10.30 P.M.

Canadian Nati onal

V 5-34

Steams hi ips

but the speaker was none other thai
the Hou. F. Rinfret, M.1., former see-
retary of state in the King adminis-
tration... Lhe paucity of substantial
material on which to base criticism
was illustrated by such very childish
charges that the reform legislation
will probably never be enforeed, insin-
ecority of Mr. Bennett in matters of
economic and socinl legislation. ‘ and
the duping of the electors. Not a sin«
gle constructive iden is advanced by
those: Liberals. but frothy invectives
and insinuations unworthy of any poli-
tician to say nothing of n former cab-
inet minister: It was an appenl to
the prejudices and ignorance of his
hearers and an attack on the political
prohity of Mr. Bennelt.

Mr. Rinfret naturally has no use

Llows adventure into the ‘'relins of try-

for the Ottawn agreements—they are}
a perpetual monyiment to the: refuta-
tion of the doleful Opposition predic- |
tious of ‘the chnos. that would follow
thelr enactment. The agreements are
to he sernpped or modified if-the Lib-
ernls should be electel—and for what
purpose? To give tariff concessions
to the Txited Stntes and other foreign
countries, The ‘solid results of trad-;.
ing with the British Empire, which
lnst year took -1.3 per cent of our prot
flucts, are tu be endangered for a peri-

ing to inerense ow business with for-
cign, nitions.

Contrast the pictures, One a record.
of solid achievements—increased trade
legislation for the benefit of the farm-
er and. worker—by the’ government,

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oe a 2 7 :

product... Lon,
Kellogg's Corn Flakes

beat ¢ coyn flakes made,

. From: the selection of the fitie white .
~ ‘eon and “other ingredients that ‘praduce *
; Mellosw's a: ‘matchless flavor cas we by’

THERE is no euch thing as a package of
corn’ ‘flakes ‘made by: Kellogg ‘and sold
under another name. If you are: ever told.
that a substitute brand is “the same as
Kellogg’s” or “made in the Kellogg fac-
tory,” the statement is false — a deliber-
ate attempt to palm off an inferior: -

undisputed place as the world’s leading
ready-to-eat cereal because. they: are: > the

considerations,

have won their

outstanding,

Ask ‘your: grocer ‘for. ‘Kelloge’s the
original Corn Flakes — in the red-and-: --
green package.’ Quality guaratiteed: ‘Made.:
Kellogg i in London; Ontario:

ror ay:

through the immaculate kitchens and “
great, shining ovens to the firial packag- :
ing — purity and quality are the first

If you are ever in the vicinity of Lon-
don, Ontario, we cordially invite you to | -
visit the Kellogg factory. After such a
visit you will. appreciate — as thousands: °
-of other housewives have—the extra /-
- yalue-that. makes Kellogg’ 8 Corn, Flakes Bae

es rae

and the: other,

“ling. passenger

' its kind on this. continent.

i ‘shipbreakers,
= Glasgow’ ip 1918,

tse

* | 885; Alex, Anderson,: Port Ar--
aa ‘thur, who held the spike when. it
1) was driven filty years.agof drove.”
home anew ‘gilded spike with a |
. ‘vigor. that belied nis. ok years. ,

futile

“ ak,

4

Here and There

Two or three. timés as. much
Tainfall this wear. between April
“‘t' and May 8 on the Prairies as‘
compared withthe same period
last year makes«-the outlook, for
the 1935 harvest similar to that .
at. the same time of year in 1932
, when the largest crop since 1928
was recorded, states T. 9.:Ache-,
son, general agricullural agent of
the Canadian Pacific Railway ins
' the West. oe

cor i

Leonard J,-Pohlmann, travel-: :
ageut, . Canadian
Pacific Railway, with headquar-
ters'at New York, was recently ©
elected . vice-president ‘of the
American Associalion. of Travel-
ling . Passenger Agents: of New
York.. Mr. Pohtmann has been
&-member of the association's
‘executive committee for the past
year, -

Hotel Saskatchewan, Regina,
distinguished itseli recently by |
ataging a Chinese Mandarin din-
ner dance, said to be the. first of ~
_ AS
stage decoration there! was. used
a@ hundred-foot runner and side-
drapes, hand-made by Chinese
many decades ago, and. insured
while in use at a valuation of:
$6,000. The oxchestra :was
Chinese dress and provided music |
with a- decidedly Eastern. back- |
ground, -

T, J. Jackson, who has just been

|. appointed first assistant man-
ager of the Royal York Hotel,

Toronto, in succession to Cyril

Che mah, promoted to the post
anager of the Seigniory Club .

at Quebec, started as cashier at,

. the’ Chateau Frontenac in 1924,

and has ‘had rapid advancement

“to bis present high position.

To “Charles Montgomery, one- .
time: switch-tender-and at pres- °
‘ent ‘elevator operator et. the Can-

. pdian Pacific uptown office build-

“dog. in Winnipeg, go all honors

‘for having. constructed what is
probably. the most perfectly .fin-
ished model of a locomotive ‘on
the continent. It is a five-foot .
replica of. a .Canadian. Pacific
class ‘2300", finished. in brass, '

and copper, and ‘took’ fivé years |
. ‘to, construct.

“Out of active service-for some ”

“years past, Canadian Pacific liner

Melita bas “been svid-io ltulian
She: “was builv’ in,

“Never betray. a ‘trust: be hon-,

_ “gst: do-what other nab cap do;
“and work your.

“bours a...
SUCLESS ~

eight
day," is ‘the recipe’ tor

‘enunciated by Caeb ft, Smith, in

ternational chairman of the Mil-
lion-Dollar Rouad Table, speak

' ing. to the Life Underw riters .

“ gonvention at

“ Hotel, Toronto, recently, 7

the Royal” York -

James Ge Millar, - “Medicine. Hat..; ae
‘veteran. Canadian Pacitice engin-

eer, yecently. celebrayed: his, 82nd |.
: birthday, ‘when railway acquant-

loys i , a ; ' ee . “been drawing a railroad . _sheaue
. for’ more. than 64 years,“ 7), *

ances: and relatives gathered to ..
congratulate him.’ “He was born |:
dn, -Drummondville, Que., and: has

av} couple of ‘score of’ fine. old

pes ‘yailroaders who five deendes ago
’ chelped push:the steel around’the = *
“ porth shore of Eake Superior for
|: the; Canadian Pacific
gathered ‘Redr ‘Jackfish, Ont, ne- |
“gently, to re-enact the. driving of

Railway,

the’last spike ‘at Noslo on May 16, _

as ott if. the: wether: ig. ‘favorable 8

beomewint play” here: on June 27,
ae, rib ‘the: gaihe

play the pte ‘aehioal ‘teat of the

ia, a be, good. “nin
. Haz lton.

obfections;, spec: |
of witive proposals and unsportsnianltke
“: tarinendos. +-Think it over.

slisher..

: the, nbove lain. 3, j

vs foe. Inprovements,

‘Coors Ht WRINCH

Licensed ifaourance Agent

‘Handling. ail types. ‘of insurance’ { a
} Including -

Fire, “Automobile,” Sick-
ness‘and Accident.

_ HAZELTON, B. C.

Vancouver

and British.
end happily
‘Ort.
able. Dining-room, Jounge and
rooms are ¢ ean homelike and

British rospitality
Columbia foods bl
In making our guests com

quiet. .Near shops, theatres,
- boats end trains. r. EG. b.
Baynes, well-known Owner-
Manager of the Grosvenor,
gives. his personal assurance’
of the highest’ quality modern .
hotel:.service_to visitors from

all points In British

Columbia. .
_ Wiite for
Weekly and Rates fi 1g)
_ Monthly

Ba C LAND SURVEYOR

ad “Allen Rutherford
Suivers promptly executed

: - Smithers, B.C.

He KE nOOCNEOUCE IRIE

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| MINERAL ACT “

“Cert! Fieate of Improvements
NOTICE

7

byte, ’
OR ae Be

“Fractional. ankiigral.-« “lai. wept
situate. in the Omineca Mining ‘Divi-

stoned Ruinge ‘6? of Coast: Districts + Vial!

- Loented on Mount Fivelyn, Hudson :
Boy. Mountain ond adjoining thé Rio
Grdudé ‘Mineral Claim on the north,
Take Notice-that I, J.. A. Rutherford .

,| ALG. No, 82920D, authorized ‘agent
for the Estate of - Joseph - Fisher, Free

Minor’s’ Cektifienta No. 626810, intend
sixty dave: from the date: hereof; to ap-
ply to the: ‘Mining Recorder-for_ a Oer-
tificate of Improvements for: the pur-
pose: of: obtaining : a Crown | Brant of
cyt he on ree

“And: further. take: nofice that action,

héfoire: the issuance of suey, Cortifiente

area ‘iheny eit. hy “ait; a Hassle oN
ios, engineer in charge, pa ed through 4

are. “ehtdui e tron Pride Hiupett to”
"hentled ‘for Vital
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\ ‘| Creek ‘to. ‘do. ‘developin
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