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ItAlt.Y
EDITION
lftro
Wednesday.
Dec.
19,
1933.
Regret
That
Citizens
Unable
To
Vote.
It
is
regret
la
hie
that,
local
citizens
hotihl
.
he
unable
to
vote.
Unfortunately
Ihsiivv
ii
lear.oii
Uie
snhjecl.
From
the
firt
the
.-ity
solicitor
adyied
that
lhoe
not
paying
the
poll
tax
as
well
a.
the
road
las
would
he
unable
lo
ent
their
voles
and
it
wa
a
pity
that
some
of
the
people,
should
have
heen
milled
hy
olh?rs,
A
free
ami
fidl
expression
of
puhlir
opinion
i
what
i
needed,
on
nil
publiij
questions
and
this
cannot
he
obtained
when
the
voters'
list
i
restricted.
Prohibition
And
Beer
Selling.
The
prohibition
movement
is
bcig
given
a
boost
hy
(ienernl
Manson,
who
introduced
a
hill
into
the
making
provision
for
a
plebiscite
on
the
sale
of
heer
by
the
glass.
The
return
of
the
bars
or
a
similar
substitute
will
hast"ii
the
day
when
the
people
will
again
derlnre
that
they
will
wipe
out
the
traffic
altogether
and
turn
once
more
to
prohibition
as
the
solution.
If
the
people
decide,
as
they
are
very
likely
to
do,
that
they
want
heer
hy
the
glass,
greater
activity
will
be
shown
immediately
lo
rid
the
country
of
the
traffic,
possibly
by
Dominion
enactment.
It
would
hNve
seemed
the
right
thing
to
have
had
a
plehis-cile
on
prohibition-at
the
same
Urn?'
thai
it
is
given
on
beer
selling.
The
only
supposition
is
that'
the
financial
demands
of
the
government
make
them
slow
to
take
action
along
those
Hues.
While
it
is
very
doubtful
if
prohibition
would
carry
just
now,
there
seems
no
pood
reason
why
the
people
should,
not
have
it
if
thev
want
it.
The
agitation
for
prohibition-hits
been
even
If
you
roll
your
own.
askior
pedss
(sosnr
MUSIC
AND
DANCING
BY
YOUNG
PUPILS
AT
ANYOX
AT
WEEK
END
Splendid
Entertainment
Given
by
Youthful
Art
Students
and
Large
Audience
Out
.
ANYOX,
Dee.
IH.
t
nder
the
auspices
nr
the
i;ouinmnuy
l.eatrue.
it
student'
evening
wit
arranged
for
in
Herrention
Unit
at
the
week-end,
and
Die
ilirair
was
voted
Hie
best
thing
that
happened
in
An.vox
in
the
memory
of
the
oldest
inhabitant.
The
students
consisted
of
I
lit
dancing
pupils
of
Mrs.
M-
Kelley.
and
Hie
piano
and
violin
pupils
or
Dr.
Harper.
Willi
but
one
or
two
exrcplions,
Hie
children
lakiiur;
pari
were
all
under
thirteen,
years
of
ave.
ami
both
in
music
j
and
danrinjr
well
repaid
Hie
care.
god
Attention
devoted
lo
litem
hyj
Mrs.
Kelley
and
Dr.
Harper.
Some
nine
months
since.
Dr.
i
Harper
was
induced
Jo
come
to
Anyox
through
an
ndxertisrment
j
inserted
in
coast
papers
by
the!
Community
League,
and
since
I
that
time
he
t
worked
wonders'
vvilti
(he
students
whom
he
is
engaged
in
instructing.
This
J
wns
I
he
second
concert
pien
hyj
Musical
Program
Dr.
Harper's
pupils
and
the
select
inns
rendered
by
I
hem
are
r.,n
I
..I..
r..t
ii:.i
l.'..,.-
To
make
a
good
cup
of
cocoa
use
e.i
necreaiinn
nan
n.
oeriu.-
..minr
.,
eirl
whose
is
iimiiiw.-.
i.ijiii
.iiutri
,
i.tri-
t
jrreen
Waltr,
Slmldanl;
Patricia
j11'"
M"arl
,
",nPrnl
""fdlal
ii.eiti,
.Marcn
in
t;.,
mauwiou:
Kathleen
ylr'
n''
.
ot
C.Mntnn.
.
11.0.
Kve.
In
Mav.
Hehr;
Ron-'
aid
llerriu,
Birthday
March,
'
visiting
will.
her.
daughler,
Itftot:
Duckee
Nord.
Teddy
Bear
Mr''-
n-
'
firo''f,)
Dance.
Fearis;
Vera
Kve,
Child-1
Bonniel
"K1
vla"li;
r-
lWinp
rert's
Carnixal,
Slreabbop;
Chapman.
Blacklhoni.
C.urlilt;
at
n,,or,
vel.
In
under:
weight
Ma
Cantalinl,
Flan
Dav
March,,
of
nmv
U"1
HI?''
,,,,nI
FearU;
Arthur
Teabo
(violin
Sliiller
Pong,
Friend;
Olive
Selfe.
Poko
Mt.rceau,
Arnold;
An
llli
nie
.in
McIiAfhlan,
111
limn,
Shniies,
fllinir.,
Iiruri
Heller;
lliovan;
Joan
Wtielan,
Friendship
Wall,
Slrcfihhog;
Jjtmes
Jenkinstin,
Mazurka,
Bachmann;
Myrtle
Farnell,
Flower
Dance,
Ppencer;
Adolphe
Cantnlini.
fta-votte.
riurlitt;
Winnie
Cameron,
Tin
Soldier''
March,
(iurlill;
Winnie
Wilkinson,
La
Tanda,
Hoist;
Kllis
Pallon,
Minuet
in
Beelboven;
Miss
Hannah
Wllin,
Spanish
Dance,
Moskowski;
Christina
Mcl.eod
(violin
,
Hu-Uhoren.ue,
Dvorak;
Sheila
Conway.
Spinning
Song,
Wagner;
F.
iixol
(sonar
,
There
is
a
Flower,
Balfe:
Inez
Leslie,
Hy
Ttie
Fire
side.
Fearis;
Mary
Caiilaliui,
An
I'veninsr
Story,
Tellier;
Mary
O'
Neill.
Valselle.
Brown;
lif;s
M.
Swanson,
Sereiiatle,
Sehuberl.
!
Tk
Man
m
the
Mood
SAYSi-
IF
Hie
elections
are
milled
next
year
this
province
will
be
lined
up
with
Alberta.
'Iltere
oil
wells
are
spbulinir
and
here
politician
will
be
spouting.
TIIKHF.'S
a
governor
in
every
stale,
not
excepting
the
slate
of
matrimony.
In
the
stale
of
mat
rimony
she
really
govern.
CHRISTMAS
without
plum
Dr.
Hie
hard
F,
Butler
has
ar
rived
here
from
N'ew
W'estmin-
Marjorie
CloKe,
lossaise.
Hee-I',",r
sin''
lHal.
permanently
lo
practice
tleli.lry.
-
.lames
Slew-art,
pioneer
of
ltd
town,
was
married,
recently
in
Victoria
lo
Miss
Margaret
Mihlo
Leileh
of
that
city.
.-
--
Mrs.
J.
J.
Morley,
graduate
of
the
Rnyal
Infirmary,
KdinhurKh,
who
served
overseas
during
Ihe
war
with
the
Fifth
Canadian
Hospital,
ha
arrived
here
lo
lake
charge
f,f
IP
Slcwarl
(ieneral
llospilal.
She
Is
ar--.
companietl
by
her
son.
Work
has
been
resunieil
on
Ihe
Daly
Alaska
mine,
a
contract
being
let
hy
(be
company
lo
Charles
I.ind
lo
extend
the
cross
cut
tunnel
150
feet,
Ivl-ilie
Hamblelon,
company
tlireclor
was
here
recently
making
arrangement
fur
jIP
resumption
of
Hie
wt.rk,
-
The
Internalionar
Service
Club
lias
elected
the
following
ofll-cers:
President.
II.
W.
M.
Rols-lon;
vice-president,
,1,
V.
Wit-sou;
secretary,
II,
F.
WVake;
Ireafurer,
S.
(I,
Lawrence;
executive,
W,
C.
Illnnlon,;
II.
Hoolen
ami
,
,
Ilihefort;
trustees,
II.
C.
Benttelt,
Jack
Scoll
ami
N.
M,
Traversy.
II
hai
been
decided
to
op(n
fliib
room
in
the
Ryan
Building,
1
In
the
Letter
Box
DOCS
NOT
WANT
BEER
Kdilor,
Daily
News.
Al
(he
oulsol,
I
wili
to
lei
you
know
that
I
nui
a
prohibitionist
,
and
shall
always
vote
fur
prohibition
when
r
pel
it
chance,
even
though
occasionally
I
lake
a
drink
when
it
I
goto?
around
among
I
lie
bo.
While
I
am
llnleresled
In
Keeping
down
the
supply
of
litpinr,
it
s
only
le-eaue
1
see
its
evil
elTeels
on
lllie
people
of
litis
and
oilier
Seommunilles
which
I
visit.
I
ant
In
commercial
traveller
and
pel
:
plenty
of
opportunity
of
seeintr
wIihI
is
b'oing
on
and
usually
I
see
the
worst
side
of
life
ns
ex-hihiled
al
holels,
roa.llnue
and
uch
places.
'
As
ii
result
of
what
I
have
seen
I
should
say
it
would
be
tt
Iralamity
to
make
I
lie
ab
of
beer
easier
Ihnir
it
is
today.
There
N
loo
much
beer
and
li.pior
sold
in
lt-ad
of
loo
liltle.
ilf
the
holels
Hre
allowed
to
sell
'beer
Ihey
will
soon
W
as
bail
as
I
hey
were
under
the
bar
system.
;
Prohibition
oP
belter
than
r;oerumenl
control
but
sale
of
Itr.
Harper
and
Anyox
Is
indeed'
I
E-.WtA.aiSS
I
leer
l.y
ine
gias
woum
i-
ri.rimiain
iii
luninz'n
intisicianl
I
...
i
...
.
I
worse
lliati
Hie
system
a
it
U
'
i
bJi
ii
uvrcntiuf.
Pm
or
his
capabilities
to
Ictirh
the,!
.
I
""'ay.
Miai
is
wanie.i
is
u
iei-
yniiitir
idea
in
Hie
way
it
should;
I
eJHH
nj
MooutJ,
Cwt
I
r
sy,rm
and
not
a
worse
one.
po
musically.
.No
Jess
than
37;
I
aoouzT
.oa-otoiasrarcsstNTFixi
of
avMC
wxtra
star
rut
'
'
of
his
pupils
had
place
on
the
f
1
""
,,r"'
measure
lor
more
propram,
and
the
nvtnner
in
j
;nc.r
is
one
nun
win
imeiy
Kri..
w
hich
Ihey
executed
the
selec-
,
,j
u
mmnP
wU,lolll
.,
,n
.
lions
caused
considerable
won-
'
S
I
hanking
on.
sir
in
anllit
"
i
pal
ion,
Tor
pul.llhlng
IliK
.My
.......
,.v
,
rani
i
enclosed
but
sign
nv-
A
NKW
York
manufacturer
re-
....
......
.
xn"'
.
.
hair
is
not
bobbed.
The
next
.
inu
rrr
Dancing
p
Display
mmfk
wube
lo.refu,p
,0
Pny,,l(.
fjf(
MILLION
FEET
.Mrs.
net
ey
s
pp..s
.w
u.parskrUt
....1.k
nf
-
i.lnn.li.l
!
,
nna
ilVI"
it
IMIIIIIM'I
til
rJMi-IMIUIIJ
!
H
i.
folk
dances
in
ro.tnmes
appro-
Tm.:
Ontario-farmers
were
told"
priate
to
Ihe
countries
represent-..
...-.,
av
It.aiTh'ev
wen-Ju.l
Three
Million
was
Delivered
to
ed.
In
Ihe
first
nuntj.er
'A
0,,ppinp
t;m
.,
political'
Ocean
Falls
Mill
and
Be-Oounlry
Dance,"
Ihe
ages
of
those
(Jrunk
,pr(,
jui
pl,nK
malnder
Awaits
Spring
inKintr
pan
ranse.i
irom
se
,,,
.-
.
,,nllk
ff
p
m
ten.
and
so
well-trained
were
....
-.
f.p
A
..olillCat
de-
At.ICK
AI1M
llee.
111.
Some-1
Ihey.
not
false
step
was
nude.
haufh
;t
t,
)jn,
,,!
f,.H
ofi
.M-rs.am
nerrin
acie.i
as
accom-
,
,
,
.
.
fpiim
,,.,
panist
for
all
Hie
dances
and
w-ast
wipp
the
Ab-
.,..
Mar,
are
Kitanlt
Hier
flals
by
of
f-'reat
assistance
lo
Mrs.
,
II.p
'PAnn
nn
I
lie
l-J-fr.l
louirintr
IV
if
whieli
Kelleyinn.akiniflbemsosucce.
F;ar(h
'riwtt
is
one
pood
reaon
three
million
feel
ha.
already
till,
rive
nances
n
an
we.e
in-
for
Mpkj,ip
,0
nur
ov1,
j,,p
M,e,
,etivered
at
the
mill
nl
eluded
in
Ihe
projrram,
anti.ng
,a,lH
suppose
Hie
dull
bu.i-'Ocean
FulU.
There
i.
a
Ihwuii
litem
nnns
an
om
-
jasuto.i
:o
Rp
m
10()1
0
wjf(,
.Jlf
a,(,
u
quarpr
,.
Mvolle
wh.ch
was
arranped
0,,s
as
it
is
here.
M
i
feet
in
the
harbor
at
the
than
has
the
demand
.
for
beer.
more
pronounce,!
'V
'!1.
!P?M.erMrs.
Kelley,
and
deliphlfully
ex-,
of
fad
lhereJ.as.bemm.
den,
ami
for
tlje-oaje
beer
by
Ihe
j!asi.llw,
f().
anr,
lailnpt
e.cepi
iioiii
uiose
wo...
.w
iiMaiiriuiii
iimcm
?.-.
;
,,ri.
In
Ihe
lonnlrv
Dance
were
III
The
p
ebisr.te,
!f
fayora
de
o
beer,
will
be
the,
first
nailKallM.rinP
Morrison.
Joan
coffin
of
the
so
called
.Moderation
Act.
.'
'
U
Nabelle
fiillis.
Florence',
Ontario
Farmers
Desert
Politics.
Politics
did
nothing
for
the
Ontario
farmer
and
they
know
it
now
and
have
given
it
up.
The
agricultural
economist
of
the
University
of
Wisconsin,
in
addressing
the
convention
of
United
Farmers
of
Ontario
in
Toronto,
is
reported
to
have
said:
"Yon
have
just
gone
through
the
grandest
drunk
on
politics
vvfiich
it
can
ever
be
your
privilege
lo
experience
as
a
farmers'
der
on
Ihe
pari
of
the
large
au
dience
present,
and
whirh
crowd-
11
It
a.
t
r
i
..
a
J'V
THE
CXCOA
OF
HIGH
QUALITY
MANUFACTURED
by
the
mott
sdntifie,
up-tcMlite
mechanical
proc
esses
(no
cKemicals),
it
is
absolute!;?
pure
end
res
a
most
deliciou
(livor
and
aroma.
Made
In
Canada
By
Walter
Baker
k
Co.
Limited
LOGS
CUT
ALICE
ARM
'
jniouth
of
the
river
and
in
mbll-
STFWART
If
foil
there
is
another
four
niil-
-
Inn
feel
felletl
and
yurdcl
in
j
llie
historic
old
Portland
i'be
wood-,
ready
to
haul
mil
in.
inal
mine
has
been
aeijuired
lbe
sprintr.
slront'
Knolish
mininjr
No
booms
will
t.e
shippe.ii
'fve
opmenl
fund
has
.mins
the
rfl,
"'
Jo
J,
;
Kdna
Herrinnnd
Teres
Oonlon;
f"nn
Ihe
Mirance.
I.opging
operations
r:...,..
n.n
mu.
s:.ir
i..iu.u.
appropriated.
eiplora-
.
Kr?
w
disappears
in
spring,
after
the
be.innih,
of
.be
nf
...
.,,
,.
r.
iiii
year
the
pre-enl
Inff
of
lliirly
O
.Nei
I
and
eresa
Oor.lon;
IrNh
.
,
.....
.
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luti
flit
tVIYl
Aft
I
Jki
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P.n
f
nit,
MMtli.l.r
I
OiilMTI
.-irwiiri
lilts
1UTI
HI
.-
:
r.tr,
i.iitu
.u,-.itisi-r,'
:
organization,
..
and
,
now,
that
you
have
,
reached
,
the
.,
sobering
,
.
stage',
.
H1'-
ari,.ja
ji'.Pj
and
Iilna
HerrinJ'rom
u",nria,
,
,
nndt
will
...
be
here
and
have
cast
out
politics
as
one
of
your
main
issues,
you
have
some
hope
of
attaining
those
objects
for
which
you
should
rightly
exist.
The
farmers
of
the
United
Stales
had
made
that
discovery,
though
unfortunately
for
them,
many
of
their
organizations
appreciated
their
mistakes
too
late
and
so
passed
down
to
oblivion.
But
in
Tiddition
to
farmer
organizations
there
have
been
other
bodies
such
as
railway
clerks
and
certain
business
organizations
which
believed
Ihey
had
a
rightful
place
in
politics;
"Their
organizations,
like
yours,
have
found
that
political
interests
are
like
Ihe
will
'
Ihe
wisp.
For
politics
are
just
as
luisujlahle
as
religious
interests
would
be
as
a
basis
for
a
farmers
organization.
To
capture
the
government,
for
a
time
carries
with
it
its
own
boomerang,
no
matter
what
the
occasion,
the
purpose
or
the
group."
Fill
your
pipe
witrt
CUT
PLUG
"ItSedtifks"
until
llie
end
of
the
month.
in
moaarc.
.
in
tmi
surniMt
court
or
aniTiSH
I
COLUMBIA.
"
I
In
Ih
Mitlr
ut
ll
AdmlnOlr.11'41
AM;
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liit.l
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has
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matte
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donation
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of
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count
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lit
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day
lit
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v.o.
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in
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day
of
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if
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Apply
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In
Skrfiu
UimI
lU.trlrl,
llrrttrdlny
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of
Com,
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illtute
tin
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tlial
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krr.
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lion
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of
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apply
fur
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!.
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fnll.mliir
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latwl..
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l
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planlrd
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four
chain.
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I'ttlnt
un
Zayaa
t'latwl;
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fn.
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Uf
.luiin.llf.
lit
tu
.luff
iitw
al
tilirti
wair
mark
around
It
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and
rrlurnlnr
to
isilnt
nt
rminicnoiwiit,
and
rniullilor
3,000
arrra,
limr
or
Ira..
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kMlll.
Sanf
uf
I'l'llnnt.
IIOOMF.S
k.
IIO.KVW
AK'tlt.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THt
SUPMMK
COUNT
OF
BNITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
llii
Matter
nt
Of
Adiidnlilralkin
Art;
and
In
llif
Mailer
nl
lite
:nfi
ut
Anion
Myrt-ii,
ItereiMsli
Inte.tal.
TAkl.
M.TICl:
lltal
I
!
apH4lil-d
Aduilnl.trator
of
llw
f-:tai
of
Anion
Mjrrn,
rirrraiwd.
and
ill
inrtlra
In
fin
a
rlalni.
arallt'l
lh
raid
lUlt
art!
Iirrrlty
reqnlrrd
lo
furnl.h
aaiif,
properly
vrlfln
Pt
in,
Ml
or
U'fnr
I
Itr
10
Hi
day
of
Jann-ary.
A.Ii.
mi,
and
all
parif
Imlt'lit'd
lo
th
.ntr
trt
rtilpd
to
pay
lti
antounl
uf
tlielr
Indrlilrdnraa
In
ln.
fnrlli-Willi.
THOU.
vv.
iirnM:.
Official
Aduiliil.lrilnr,
I'rlnm
lintiri.
Mr
Plttd
ttili
itib
day
cf
narrn.Ur
,m?.'
.
,.alH)i
Wednesday.
!r.
The
oAppreciated
Qifl
WvtGrm&ns
FoujiPen
Tf
ZWJ7
ofJUvt
AW
whole
world
knows
an
J
PIE
accepts
Waterman's
Ideal
as
the
fountain
pen
standard
for
quality,
beauty,
reliability
and
long
service.
Midi
In
Plitn
niitk,
Chi.tJ.
CtrJinil,
Molded,
Ootd
itid
SiUcf
MounuJ,
sod
Jf
wfl'd.
Ovtt
5,000
Jlra
U
CanaJa
aall
It.
tiaiobuy
-raytoJ.
i'Htim
making
a
riltlni
aalictlun
for
aaao,
wviuau
ur
child.
to
$50-
L.
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Company
uuntD
179
St.
James
Street,
Montreal
bm
IimJm.
Immi.m
rot
14
1
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