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REJECTION OF MOTION LEADS TO OBJECTION League Assembly Refuses Request of Delegate for Treaty Revision Associated Breas Cable GENEVA, Sept. 12--The Chinese delegation to the tenth assembly of the League of Nations, threatened to withdraw last might following rejec tion by a committee of a resolution aubmitted by Dr. C. , Wa, minister to Washington and leader of the de wation here, Dr. Wu asked adoption of resolu- tion for revision of treaties which have become inapplicable. Article XIX of the Covenant of the League says that the assembly may from time to time advise recconsider- ation of such treaties, To. the dy- namie ambassador the. treaties a ferring extra-territorial prl- vileges It China on foreign powers, By a vote of three to four, the agenda. committe of the assembly re fected Dr, Wu's request, Adherence of the new nationalist China is of im- portance to the League and leaders of the international organization were secking to adjust the crisis, Later it wan an delegates of India, and Chile. who opposed: the res also did so on the ground Covenant article was sufficlently ex- Nett in itself and required no rei reement by assembly action. Committee members voting for the China resolution represented Ger- many, Austria and Lithuania, He in- sisted that there should be at least some discussion of the measure by the Judicial committee These developments took on added importance in the eyes of observers ne himself had little or no control of the prices at. which farm products were marketed, was given by H. W. here because many persons blieved that Getmany and the central powers will one. day petition the assembly to advocate revision of the Paris Hes on the ground that applicable and create dan- ENGLISH AS. Radio Makes Difference in Pronunciation of Many Words By HENRY SOMERVILLE Special Cable to Edmonton Bulletin Copsright, LONDON, Sept. 6 The Brita saradentg Cetpontion as aaued STuscne iba Gr words anceh whee frotnelauion f siouneas hove Wado he commie wt Sedats hese Cdcate quetions Gnde the chairmap of Br Raber Bridges, the Poet Laureate, and it in- Sige loan persons ae Seotfe Berhad Shaw end Bie ont Heron ksbsun Eistone the west weleome Ful aay an Sore nS rhymes with Tass, 4s no longer awff. of the decisions will be resented. We are told that should be pronounced ndecaydence: and that zebra ix and the announcers have sought guidanee and the answers of the committee are given in the following list Cerebral serret Acumen akewmen, Chiropody kyroppody Conversant con-versan: Deprecatory dleeprecay to Desultory dessultory. Disciplinary dissiptinnary Economies eckonommiks. Tustrative illus-trative, but il-lus- trated, jcomparable incom-parable. Irrefutable irref-fewtab? pditettsatlly aceent on first aylia- He, Preeinets preesinets, Profile pro-fyle Recognisance--recog-nizence Reconnaisance reconnissance Reservist rezervist Stabilize staybilize nod- sinnod. Tornado tornaydo, Vagary vagal eff ythe I mpresses ; Many Easterners) Exclusive to, Famonton Bulletin HPT, Bept. Jz with tiie extep ida oF gitte Teak: Use crepe are ait Rurvested and. threshing. will om mence right away. The crop is a good average and the grede is Noi. ds by far the best efop ever harveated in the district from a financial point of view owing to the high prices of grain. The proceeds trom arnt products, that in Erain, callie, hogs cream aind pouls tips will rench eimost the milton: Gallas, marke this sear in the Hythe dintriet, which is by no means a bad Sear, The new school wae opened on Mon- diay under the eapnble management of Sue Hl and iiss: Robson the: new school 4x not big enougl, however, ms the enroliiment went over the Inundend mark and still there are children come ing into the district. However, there is more seating capacity and they, will be accommodated Tt will only be 2 Nery short time: unit three Aen Ti be required instead of. to. to Tepid ie the growth of the tstriet Another flowing, well hat. been auced to. the numerour others int the Gistriet, the lateet being Messrs. ood And Light, who hed a. well aited close to their line feace and will pipe the water to Both houses. rhe sbine of nelghboriy love Is. hot Hythe. ing ber and the mies only 8 Matter of drilling to n certain depth, Hythe is now an incorporated ei: and nominations took place on day night for mayor and coun- cillors. As is the case in most tow towns, quite a number had the desire to be'cn the first council and sere Were nominated. The election tales pice next Monday andthe rarots Candidates wil then knee ominnted he : inated: Messrs, stingon, Kings: bury, , Hood, Oakiord. Clark and Borden. You take ane: hele. Sip , gentlenen excursion of 363 ante of 385. men trom a few minutes: hanes vo : sroaity of the Grande Praisie Boats; Trade, Just why there was a big Tush when they reached Hythe wi with 'fiowing wells te well esough 2a Yettied now and compares favorasay uough with other aletriets to recete very much attention. te big Goal, Uo ett were amo Ne wonderful development. they. sav iu Hvthe district And ell is yn ope year's time, one of thean was SHE IS SPOKE) reatenea Ban Compann INCORPORATED 2 MAY 1670. MORE AROUT EASTERNERS CONTINUED FROM FAGE ONE Wood, History of Press Pho triais and tribulations - of the press of Canada from the excititng days of the revolutionary war up to the present time, and the fighting spice which. chatacterived the lives and efforts of Canadian editors and publishers down through the years, Was told by Colonel J. H. Woods. Tracing the birth of journalism in Canada from the day that Mrs. Draper an outstanding loyalist and editor of the Boston. News Letter, transferred her newspaper. frou) Boctots ta. 4iah fax, ratier than use thes inst the king, Colonel Woods told he first publishers for recognition in this country, A number of the first publishers ouffered Jail sentences in their fight for free speech. he sald, and then as the years rolled on, the great educa- tive work of the newspapers was re- cognized and calmer and more pros: perous days followed. There was a time-worn but perfect- ly legitimate argument that agric ture the senior and dominant partner sieh had led in. the velopment of the country and created the: opportunities for the other partners io establish them- selves, declared Senator W. A. Buch- anan,. Lethbridge, Alta... in dealing with the contribution of agriculture to the Canadian Economie partner with short, vowels, 0/ ship, before the Canadian Chamber of Commerce convention Ire today Should Co-Operate other partners should serious cosoperate in? every, movement, to ae velop and add the prosperity cot geebia Some ot the words on which Paticulture. At ho ume invthe Rit Mtory of the west was agricfilture wu dergoing such a revolution, -or rather evolution. The machine age was upon us, and it was bringing to the for consideration of how many ai man could operate, rather than id pro operated Jess man power and Ca marked reduction in: cost as cor pared with the old system, survey Needed Agricultural authorities. should. su vey the country at large and mark out the areas that. wore most suitable for rala farming, mixed farming apd stock raising. Then again industry should help to solve the employment problem by bringing into the country like canning factories, woo tanneries, that wotild con sume the raw material. produced by agriculture. Further, if agriculture was to expand and maintain its place aS a dominant and prosperous part- er, It required that the produce of the farm, grain, dairy products; live stock, should be of the highest qua- lity s0 that the markets of the world would pay a premium for Canadian products. Contribute All industrial effort, individual or organized, that will not ultim- ately fit into a constructive pro- gram, can contribute nothing to pocial well-being, It is on this basis thet thre activities of the farmers movement of Western Can- ada; including the Wheat Pool, must stand or fall before. the Impartial Judgment of the inttustrial world, Stated Henty Wise Wood, president of the United Farmers of Alberta, fh an address on Co-operative Marketing of Agriculutral Products in the Payiner- ship, before the 1929 convention -of the Canadian Chaniber of Commerce. Lttte te Do. The grain farmers had found that whereas (11 prices of things they ; the sellers, they themselves ad to do vith the prices at which farm Produsta were sold. The grain trade of Western Canada was well organ ited. There is probably no better or ganization of te same character in the world, but buying from the pro- ducer at better price ls no more an object with them, unary ieelg, Yo bert the the consumer at a lower price operate for profit. only. Prom Producers standpoint this ayatem could not be depended upon to put the price of raw products on the Proper level with finished products, find to counteract t the Wheat Pool had been formed. Tt was not so much question of getting any stated price er bushel for wheat. It was more Question of the relation t bore to the prices the farmer hed to pay. A doi- Jar a bushel might be enough; while two dollars: a bushel might be. too Uttle. The pool is selling organiza tion, and the purpose is to get better Prices for our wheat. Its effect on World prices was more or less contro ersy, and could not be settled defin- tely, Mr. Wood said, but that it had been a real bull factor th the world wheat market is recognized by the best authorities In the world. A Real Influence If the Canadian Wheat Pool, with ts limited amount of wheat, could exercise a real influence over world foes, it would seem evident that the Sebiy neser. be ow Bokeh ey mmetrtion of aera pote be surmised The fares aay avstom of selling would enable the heard to. remark, mar Sev ral of the officials of the Bank of Montreal took occasion to look over their location here and it is antici ted that in the very near future a large brick bank will be erected on the at hours ending avenues, Facer got int cata Eee te aatmate succeae ot fase mA beau Tle Sa eae ner en pi Naas Ue Retin dealing efficiently with prices? The seats Sta et es cont ee, ieee eat ate mies. att a ae eres, tant rvice-giving ffidustrial system: Nod teat A country with little or no. mant facturing cannot occupy an important material position in world today un- der modern conditions. The essentials for access to materials, for defence, for control of supplies of food, fuel, clothing, for transportation and for financial independence, are 30. vital that no country can afford to be with- were the opening remarks of R. J. Itutehings, of Calgary, prest- dent of ths Canadian Manufacturers in addressing the con- vention of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce here tod: spoke on: the pool. s cultural produc out, them, Association, Mr. Hutchings The Part of Manufactur- ing in the Canadian Economie Part- Fortunately, the speaker said, man- ufacturing had been devel ily in Canada for over halt Comparison with 1871, the year of the birth of the Canadian Manufacturess showed that the number bf employees had grown from. 188,000 to 619,000; that capital Invested was 4,397,000,000 as against 17,000,. fi wages were ' 6B4,000,000 compared with 40,000,000, and that the value of annual produc Hon had now. reached 3,425,000,000 as against, 222,000,000. Industry Growing first year for which west) of the ing stead- century. Association lt;n 1880, the figures of manufactur lakes was available, the pro- vinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Al- berta and British Columps but 4.878 men, of whom tion. were in Alberta and Sas- Todny these four prov. inees had employed 97,739 persons. manufacturing, 11,063 being in Al- and. Gaskatchewan. The values of annual production showed corresponding increases. Man+ Stoba produced 142,080,67 Pared with 3,413,021 wan and Alberta, 1: it, 195.9: 246,034,704, 2,526,784. wehewan. Saskatehe 37,167,088, a8 ind British Colum- compared with About one quarter of the people of the dominion were dependent directly on the salaries and wages paid by the manufacturing The industries had five relationships to the economic partnership, as buyers, employers, manufacturers, and sellers, establishments. re Leads The largest single class in Canada was made up of thote engaged in agriculture, Mr. Hutchings said. This group- factured goods. The manufacturers made thelr machinery, clothing, part of, Urels food and practically every they required. dustrial employes bo ft, vemetal much farm production for turing put manufactur beesuse each remarkal Tm return in- rt of thelr mutter, eges Agriculture and flourish best together the other, he said, development of electric power in Canada was largely due to the growth of mantfacturl owing to Its Use of power: mining was becoming more and more turing operation, he said Rt. Hon. J, IL. Thomas te seen bere oulalde the Board of Trade Bulging tn Mor recently. ingpecting a fine sample. of coal from. Me native. Principality. HH. Merritt of England, prominentiy identified with the coat industry; Sir William Clark, British High Com: missioner in Canada; Mr. Thomas, and Senator Lome Webster THREE HUNDRED MORE SOVIETS ARE ARRESTED Chinese. Manchurian Au- thorities Have Interned Accused Persons. 12. authorities dur- at midnight more Soviet All were interned. Reports from tho front continued con- Meting, with official despatches sta Boviet troops Chalanor and Pogranichnaya Septem- ber 9, although Soviet aeroplanes con- tinued to fly over the border elties and as far inland as Mulin, There was no further news from Manehull, ern frontier city. PATROLMAN COLLAPSE: NEW YORK, Sept. 12. Patrolman Cornelius Coyle of Jersey City became iil while on duty at Bentler-and Be: walked into a: phys stelan s office and collaysed, Rush to City Hospital, he was dead from a ruptured appendix befote surge could start ta make an inclsior abandoned DIES rex. of fi 83. com- financlers for manu- fac manufae- purchase Candle Sticks Teapot Stands Jewel Boxes NOTE Candle sticks are priced per pair. Jelly Glasses, 16 for 1 They are the low shape, with ribbed inside and metal top. 1200 to sell at, 16 for lt; Sheffield Stainless Steel Knives, 6 for 1 Table and Dessert sizes a clean up of odd lines only 11 dozen in the lot, so shop early 10 Dahlia Vases 1 Dark grounds with large floral designs in a variety 10 inches high. Glass Mixing Eowls Set of 5 for 1 So clean and handy for many household purposes. They should be picked up carl; One each in the set 5 Phe five for . Cups and Saucers, 24 Pieces 1 --100 dozen Clover Leaf and White Cups. 12 cups, 12 seucers 24 pieces for ...... Heavy quality, deep 7, 8 and 9 . and Sauce of colors. Dollar Day in Draperies and Floor Coverings Dominion Inlaid Linoleum Sq. Yd. 1 Choice of three discontinued patterns in block and tile effects for stores ot kitchens. 2 yards wide. 300 square yards, Dollar Day, sq. yard 250 Yds. 36 Reversible Shadow Cloth, Yd. 1 Five pieces only of this extra heavy shadow cloth purchased specially for ay selling. An opportunity seldom offered to procure a fabric of this Excellent for furniture slip coverings. 36 inches wide ntreal, on his arrival there In the group are, from: left to right, Willingdon Is 63 Years Old; No Celebration Canadian Press OTTAWA, Sept. Jency Viscount. Willing o: Quietly observed his 63rd birthday. There was to be no special observ: Hall, possibly a Dollar quality at such a low price. and reversible. 42 and 50 Plain Silk Curtain Nets Yard 1 You will want to change your window curtains the moment you see this beautiful net at this price. silk net in a heavy weave with plain and lace edge. Wide widths. Dollar Day, yard 12 His Excel ance at dinner party Congratulations were recelved dur- the day from many parts of the ROTHERMERE SEES DANGER IN PALESTINE Reminds Britain it Was Riot in Jerusalem Start- ed Crimean War Associated Press Cable LONDON, Sept, 12. ermere in a signed article to appear today in the Daily Mail, of which he 4s the chief proprietor, cays that Eng- land should hand back its mandates for Palestine and Irak t gt; the League of Nations forthwith or the middle He surgests, the. United States 1s much more at- tractive to the Jews as an home (than the prospect of archal poverty in Palestine, He stated that the Balfour declar ation pledging support to the national home in Palestine dea originated as War propoganda Intended to appeal to Zionist Jews who were particularily Germany and Austria, The Balfour declaration, which was hever submitted cither to the nation or-to parllement is the sole reason resence in Palestini 10 Naval Obligation Morally' we are under 10 obliga. tion to. remain in Palestine. ally we incur a this evening. a carpet at this that will look well on any stairs. Japanese Chenille Rugs 24 by 36 at 1 A splendid mat for bedroom or bathroom use. Rose, blue, mauve and green shades. A washable mat that will give good service. 24 by 36 . Out they go at I Dominion Feltol Mats 18 by 36 3 for 1 These smooth surface mats are excellent to protect your floors or linoleum where the traffic is heavy. jet a supply Dollar Day Rope Por 36 Cretonne, 5 Yards for 1 variety of cretonne and chintz in colors suit- rapes or comforter coverings. 36 inches wide. While the quantity lasts, Dollar Day, 5 yards for . Bow-Back Kitchen Chairs Each 1 500 in Golden Finish iy Unfinished tieres at 1 A limited number of these heavy rope portieres in all -the popular colors. 54 White Table Oilcloth, 2 Yards 1 Dollar Day is the time to procure new oilcloth for the kitchen table A durable quality in this wide width. Dollar Day .... Viscount Roth- value of Note that these are Bow-Back chairs which the majority of people prefer. Strongly constructed to give gasting service. Obtainable in righ golden finish Yor-in the natural finish to enamel in colors to match your color scheme. in order for this Dollar Day bargain. Third Floor, HBG 9 o'clock shopping is heavy lose in doing eons, fn dol 50. Polltically our futile etvorts to ake Palestina, aliishoute ef us 0 dnnigerots host the 6,500,000 Arabs in. the We have pald a heavy price for by our statesmen of that common sense which made the ernment of the United Btates flaily Yefuse mandate for Armenia, Our responsibilities within the British re- antic already. We are ie with races which lle Palestine is no affair of fruits ana Vegetables WABHLG LU PEACHES. Special, per case. SCnUive PRUNE 2LUMS, BLoeRTA 1.45 public are: mad to. m outside st. 10 Ibs. GRANULATED 8U- ona ror ey * 1 We lave another commitment in Suleeea) the middle east even greater, more costly and more dangerous. When. troubles tke those in Jerusalem break out in Irak as they surely will, it will Tequire nots few warshios, tattalions and aircraft to settle them, but a com- Plete expeditionary force. Feizel needs more: men, the British taxpeyer must find them. for him somehow, Italy would be more suit able as the mandatory for the middle In conclusion, the publisher recalls jax resulted. from SQUIRREL PEANUT BUT- TER, 5 ibs. Per pail .. 2 tins DELMONTE SPIN- ACH, 2; 2 tins CORN, 25; 2. tins TOMATOES, All for .. PAUL LARD; BCD. or Woodland PATS, The two for .... tin BTRAWBERRY JAM, 4, and 1 tin EMPRESS OR- ANGE MARMALADE, ee ay in Fresh Meats PHONE 6141 (8) 5 Ibe. Rolled Brisket for pot: roast. APPLES, all wrap- Special, cane PeVEALTHY APPLES. we, Seed weet and juicy, inet AOS CHOICE POTATOES. . 1 If King ORANG 1 that the Crimean religious riot in Jerusalem, may from the Hornets nest, e is yet time, he sald, Much Grain On Hand At Vancouver Port Canadian Press VANCOUVER, Kept. 12. The Vai couver: merchants exchange eport Wednesday announced G stocks in. elevators 1.160,000 bushels tn transit on B 168, tn transit. on British Columbia rail divisions. Outward bookings to date are v Ught. There ts one ship in port, Jon 140,669 bushels and the hooked outward duri of this month ts but exclunive of October 400,000 while ther lt;The two Dollar D; HBC ORANGE PEKOE TEA. Special per Ib. 65 ; oF 2 1.15 HBC SPECIAL BLEND COF- FEB, whole or freshly ground. Special, per Ib, Bae. 2 93 .45 Fait) te Pot mons, (2)'2 Ibs. Round st 2 Ibs, Bpare Fibs; Mamburg. All for (3) 2 Ibs. Veal Stew, 1 Ib. Shoulder Lamb Chops Beef Sawiage. Ci ees (4) 414 Ibe. Shoulder Roast. 1, 1 - (9) 1 th. Cooked Ham, 45 9 Cralt Cheese, 1 1b, Bologna. oe Cheese, 1 1b, Voal Loaf, All for... (2) Fresh Killed owl, about, 4 Ibs. each. the remainder mis but 975,000 bushels, yw loading. bookings are shown to be FRY'S ine Sram io COCOA. 1-1b. Beet Li Special, per tin .. (9) 1 1b. Roest Ham, 1 CROW STEELS GOLF BaLL Side Bacon, NEW YORK, Sept. 12. Players on Gedney Farms Golf ing about a the Unks of the Club have been com crow which steals golf balls. F. McKinley, of White Plains; a ney, ead he'had driven a ball to the third hole on the links Wednesday morning when he saw a crow on nearby green drop worm, fly to his ball, pick it up and wing away. believes somebody has taught a tame crow to steal golf balls. Beef Dripping, 3 Ibs. Calves Hearts, 1 Ib, Beet POST TOASTIES of fe SHREDDED WHEAT. Special 3 31c Fillets. Haddie, 2 tbs, Finnan Haddie, 1 Ib, Kippers. When phoning your order please give number of item. Jasper Ave, HBC PUFPED WHEAT. - POST'S BRAN OR KELLOGO'S PEP. . 1 Special 350 Pieces Dutch Silver, Each 1 Customers will be delighted with the value and variety of this fortunate Many lovely pieces for the home, for showers and for gifts. Choose from Vases, several styles; salt and peppers, several styles. Novelty Ash Trays Crumb Tray and Scraper Bon Bon Dishes Picture Frames Cigarette Boxes Incense Burners Vases are priced at each. +. 1 98 only. Third Floor. HBC Scotch Tapestry Stair Carpet, Yard 1 No need to have noisy stairs when you can procure A good pattern in rich colors +. 3 for 1 - yards for 1 36 -Heavy Quality Marquisette A Yards 1 You can make a pair of marquisette curtains 2 yards long of this good quality marquisette for 1. Get your new curtains Dollar Day English Art Sateen, 2 Yards for 1 You will require new covering for your comforter, now that the nippy. nights are here A good variet of patterns and colors, in this excellent quality English art Sateen. Dollar Day ... ere for 1 Third Floce, HBC. Friday in Groceries and Meats PHONE 9353 9854 9855 Dollar-Day Specials CAMPBELL'S ASSORTED SOUPS (including 7 ie HBC FAMILY BLEND TEA Per tb, 58c, 2 1 P. and G, WHITE NAPTHA soar 26 ' 1 LUX SOAP FLARES 12 1 lt;-ROBEDALE SLICED PEA- ROYAL SALAD - DRESS- ING, Per bottle 3 -08. . 6-07, 31c 55c OLD DUTCH AND PANSHINE mnt 3 29c lt;PRINCESS SOAP FLAKES. eee 2 aac SIFTO SALT. Special 2 carton. 426 or Legs 2 23c HBC a or poe 2 79c WILLOWGROVE 5 VE CREAMERY 2 77 FIORE LARD Burne , witty Gatuers. Special H Bike, Bite. Lots, 57c 93c 1.8 B.C. GOLDEN YELLO BEST BROWN SUGAR ? fe Special 2 ceo TS SHBC SEAL OP QUALITY FLOUR Per sack, 24'Tbs, 49 Ibe 98 Ihe, 1 1.85 3.65 Friday 150 Ho New home frocks to colorful,dimities, percal with trimmings of org Smart, fast colored, much higher prices. (iuiek selling Friday m 100 Becoming hats of s fmal clearance at a.m worn for a few weeks fitting and brim styles formerly sold from 2.5 Better R Lace Trimmed Gown 600 P: One of the most rem inave offered in recent y bloomers and panties - creamy lace edgings ai Larly shopping will be sizes. Dollar Day, gar Fleec Just received A nev in natural and white. ( dclight to snuggle into button back, larger. siz garments that will lat 480 garments for Dolla Girls Hats-0f rich, silky v coats; Youthful little s with elastic at back. 1 selection of colors. Sty Pov Regular 1 size of Kis with a dainty gilt and e Friday, the 2 for ...... Toilet Regular value 8 rolls rolls. Hudnut s Narcisse Dusting P 1.25 size for Hudnut s Vanity Dusting Pc 125 size for . - Hudnut s Three Flowers Du Powder, 1.25 size for. :.. Frultatives, Regular 45 size Circular Pillow Cotton, 4 Good serviceable quality,. ful 40, 2 and 44 inch. 2 Embroidered Pillow: Sli Embroldered in attractive des crviceable cotton, Direct fro: 86 Inch Striped Flan 4 Yards for 1 Splendid heavy quality sof ange of colors, English Canton Flannel, 30 inch de, superior quallt, Queen's Household He Pillow Stipa Fale Gah FER: Superior quattty, All Pure Linen Lunch Size 52 by 52 inches wit colored border. vk 33 HOOD RAPID ROBIN QUICK QUAKER or OGILVIE'S INSTANT ROLLED OATS. Spe- efal per carton 70, of 2 69c ROLLED OATS. Special, per HEINZ CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP Special, Quick Pile Retief HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP. Gpecial per bottle 18c 43c lt; PUPFED RICE AND GRAPE uo 29e 95c HATZIC RED PLUMS, 25, so 2 29 in the tower bowel BW brings jortul retiet 27c Special. eiats everywhere sell ie with Unis guarantee CHOICE: PEAS, Special 2 ee Wool Dre: Values 1.75 to A collection of lengtt .rposes,
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