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Tuesday,
April
27,
1
92t:
Difficult
Problem
Of.
Financing.
1
Financing
a
nation
is
a
difficult
work.
British
Columbia
has
her
problems
and
the
Dominion
hers.
They
are
n
nothing,
however,
to
the
problems
faced
.by
the
little
island
of
(Jreat
Britain
where
the
debt,
mostly
incurred
by
war,
amounts
lo
seven
and
a
half
billion
pounds
.sterling
and
the
income
to
be
raised
in
the
year
amounts
to
about
four
bjllion
dollars.
Winston.
Lhurchtll,
chancellor
of
the
exchequer
in
thai
country,
has
been
wrestling
with
the
problems'
of
government
financing
anu
announces
mat
last
year
there
would
have
been
a.
surplus
of
five
million
pounds
-
had
it
not
been
for
the
.:!
siibsidjv.wliich
it
is
understood,
is..
to
be
dropped.
Thj
coal
'a
(sijTjsldjr
cftUsed'a
deficit
of
about
sevenlx
mfifion
dolfars.
"ifwas
;
imposeu
iu
oroer
to
prevent
a
cpat
slrjke.
a
year
ago.
France
Will
Begin
To
Pay
War
Debt.
t
France
is
to
begin
paying
her
war
debt
to
OrcaL
Britain
this
year,(he
chancellor
of
the
exchequer
announced
in
his
budget
.speech
yesterday.
It
is
rather
a
belated
beginning
for
France
is
not
taxed
as
heavily
as
Britain
Illicit
also
must
be
remembered
lliat
France
was
decimated
by
the,
invaders
and
suffered
as
no
"other
nation
iu
the
war
suffered
except
Belgium.
Britain-i
repaying
her
debtfto
United
States
and'
with
France
paying
her
indcbledaV..Jhe
voijd'
seems
in
a
'
fair
way
tit
settling
up
old
accounts
without
'danger
of
friction.
Indians
Differ
From
Other
Races.
'
Indians
differ
from
most
other
races
in
that
while
they
imitate
others
and
are
keen
to
get
away
from
and
forget
their
old
nationality
most
people.
art'
keen
on
retaining
their
national
language
anil
characteristics.
In
another
place
today
is
an"
article
published
in
Sunday1
Province,
which
intimates
that
the
Indians
are
being
ab'Orbed
bv
the
while
races
and
will
eventually
disappear.
That
probably
wilf
be
their
fate.
Alreadv
there
are
jnoiiy
natives
in
whom
white
blood
is
apparent
and
a
good
many
have
intermarried
.with
'
white
people.
:
'
r
'
'i"''
Pity
To
Lose
,
'
.
Indian
Handicrafts.
'
y'l
-.'
c
:
s
M
feerns
a
pity
that
the
Indian,
handicrafts
should
be
lost.
These
arc
distinctive
and
artistici
The
basketwork
is
wonder"-ful
and
some
of
the
carving
excellent.
TjlC
native
patterns
are
different
from
any
olher
and
'.should
be
-relnliied.
I'ns'sir.lv
mm
or
the
native
men
or
womeuwillihave:
ft
turnfor'
lileralure
and
write
the
history
of
the
Indian
people
injecting
into
it
their
oWn
atmosphere
arid
legends
and
if
niav
be
permealed,
with
their
own;
aims,
aspirations
and
ideals.
.'
There
is
.something
very
sordid
about
the
aims
and
aspira-lionruf
most
white
people
and
we
may
learn
much
from
study
of
the
natives.
After
all.
there
is
something
more
iu
life
than
the
pursuit
of
wealth,
the
race
for
pleasure,
the
building
and
furilishmg
of
fine
houses
and
the
life
of
eternal
jazz.
WOM
ON
TOTEM
PARK
GOES
ON
Cinder"
Paths
Practically
Com-
pre
ted..
Today
and
Polo
"
Will
be
up
Very
Soon
The
'.work
of
finishing
Mlie
cinder
paths
to
Hie
lop
of
the
In
if,,
i.iii
..,..'
ti...
rnl.
jjit.f-
.ill,
j,
ci
it.irniiir,
uir
uiur
Tnilt:li
AThti.ktinl
tritimpiil
r.frirtw
1
V
.........
amTof
IrivellinK
off
the
too
priori
fl
1
lit
efeeliou
of
t
lie
totem
pole
mi
THji'fyw
Avenue
win
no
prair
,-jtcally
nniidefed
olay.
A
gaiu
of
inen
has
been
eniraired
there
yesterday'
arid'
today
under
fore-
inn
u
a
i
per
oi
usk
carrying
uk
cinders
'
up'
In
sacks
and
quite,
i
transformation
has
been
.wrong
hi
in
the
place.
.
r6ck
gang
under
Nat
Peder-
I
son
is
Masting
a
hole
for
111
foundation
of
the
pole
and
the
work
v
j
1
1
be
'completed
within
a
few
days?
tt
is
expected.
It
wilt
I
he
put
right
through
without
further"
delay.
Resort
for
Tourists
The
lotem
was
painted
in
tha
nutnral
"Indian
colors
last
fan
and
is
all
rc.tdy
and
when
erect
ed
will
prove
to
he
one
of
the
landmarks
of
the
city
and
a
great
resort
-for
tourists.
The
pole
is
not
being
placed
qtiiu
at
.
the
loo
of
tin
knoll
hut
slightly
to
the
northeast
so
limp
visitors
standing
on
the
top
will1
he
able
to
pholmgrapii
it
to
ad
vantage.
.
.
The
view
from
the
hill
is
a
splendid
one
and
the
place
wila
X.
..II..
f....'
..
?
i-,
viuiifiii..
mumi
um-
01
.tor
'iri
Jicst
little
parks
on
the
con
tincnl.
While
the
work
being
dona
this
year
provides
only
for
the
building
of
the
walks,
levelling
the
top
and
erecting
lh
-totem
pole
on
a
concrete
hast,
the
work
and
expense
involved
ill
that
i
considerable
but
is
money
well
spent.
II
will
he
a
great
acquisition
to
(he
town.
.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
says:
WOMAN
is
handy
to
blanni
things
on
or
us
Jake
puis
it,
lo
hang
things
on.
THE
auto
industry
is
protesting
and
meantime
Parker
I1.14'
reduce.!
the
price
of
Fords.
Ami
people
are
asking
Miemselvei
w!io
it
is
the
tariff
is
aiding.
,
WHEN
i
a
1
1
f
igin
u
is
imotolring
with
Vour
not
wise
to
leave
tha
jaclt"
at
home.
IF
you
are
only
a
second
rater
you
have
to
keep;
on
doing
good
work
iu
order
to
maintain
your
reputation'.
TAI.KI.N'O
about
dense
population,
I
always
fancied
some
of
Prince
lt'ipeil's.
population
was
father
dense.
WHILE
there
will
he
a
lot
of
talk,
the
budget
will
not
bo
amended
and
the
auto
manufac
turers,
will
-
have
to
be
content
with
that
little
27
&
per
ceul
prnlcetioh
they
slfll
have
left.
IIT
and
sfgh
.
.
tVpl
wipe
my
cy
,v
'
t
or
the
man
Iio
manes
my
r
car.
lle'lL.havc
to
forget
llisihlg
profits
and
let
The
people
have
his
stock
at
,
par.
IF
we
are
going
to
keep
out
ka.vv:nam.
'.i
all
Mill
&h
'V
""tifett
Artistic
rus
that
brighten
every
room
save
work
and
money!
More
leisure
time,
an
attractive
home,
housekeeping
made
easier
these
are
the
ambitions
of
every
up-to-date
housekeeper
I
And
the
Gold
Seal,
pasted
on
the
face
of
every
Gold
Seal
Art-Rutt,
is
your
guide
to
the
realization
of
those
ambitions.
For
the
Gold
Seal
identifies
floor-covering
whiclv
through
satisfactory
service
is
the
choice
of
modern
Canadian
women.
Furthermore
onlv
genuine,
guaranteed
Congo-Icum
bears
the
Gold
Seal--our
pledge
of
"Satisfaction
Guaranteed
or
Your
Money
Back."
Look
or
the
Qold
Seal
And
when
you
become
acquainted
first
hand
with
the
beautv,
the
wearing
qualities
and
the
convenietfee
of
these
charming,
easily
cleaned
rugs,
you
realize
that
the
unusual
value
represented
by
theGold
Seal
is
well
worth
looking
for
and
insisting
upon.
Houscuork
Made
Easy
Congoleum
Rugs
have
a
smooth
surface
that
is
kept
sanitary
and
spotless
with
the
least
effort.
There's
no
place
tor
dirt
and
germs
to
lodge.
A
light
mopping,
and
they
are
as
bright
as
new.
They
do
away
with
the
drudgery
of
beating
Made
in
Canada
by
Canadians
for
Canadians
NATIVE
SONS
OF
fANADA
mil
OPRN
MEET
LAST
NIGHT
P.
S.
Bonney
Speaks
on
"Forest
Protection1
and
Walter
McRaye
Gives
I
he
Native
Sons
of
Canada
had
an
inn-n
tneeitng
last
niglil
wlien
1'.
s.
Iionney,
district
forester,
sooke
on
"F'"ot
I'rntec-tioir"'
and
Waller
Mcltaye,
thn
i.anaoiaii
leciurer,
recited
a
nutnher
of
Irunvnand'A
"habitant"
points
niueli
I'o
the
delighl
of
the
good
sized
crowd
presenl
.
Mr.
Mcltaye
indicated
that
Im
expected
lo
he
hack
U'
Princt
llnperl
in
Hie
full.
AM.
M.
M
Stephens,
president
of
the
As-sfinhly,
presided
over
the
',.
a
t
iWSXJ''
t
w
VaMfflttUMM.
wMMummwwmm
the
yellow
race
front;
Urilish.
Queen
.Mary
Chapter.
Imperial
i.oiuniliiu
there
must
hti
itJ4
01
immigration
r,o-operatinn
011
the
part
of
slork.
a
j.0Pd
unier
naiwliterrt
of
the
Ktupirc.
and
hearty
I
here
wen
sixteen
tables
of
the;
BRIDGE
AND
DANCE
BY
QUEEN
MARY
CHAPTER
Enjoyable
Affair
Was
Held
Last
Evening
In
Hall
on
Fifth
Avenue
An
enjoyable
bridge)
parlv
and
dance
was
held
last
evening
In
the
hall
on
Fifth
Avenuo
by
bridgt
with
first
prizes
for
pro-tressje
ami
pivotling
going
to
Adam
Mackie,
Mrs.
Sam
Massey,
Jl.
I.,
ltojiinson
of
Smithers
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Kirkenilall.
Hefresh-ments
were
served
and
dancing
ollowed
until
I
o'clock.
iniiHie
eing
furnished
by
Miss
Currie
s
orchestra.
The
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
Mrs
It.
Jllanre,
Mrs.
.1.
1.
Steen,
Mrs.
(1.
A.
WToodland
and
Mrs.
T.
Andrew.
Ilobert
lllanre
was
master
of
YOUNG
EDMONTON
TO
LEARN
Ta
SWIM
Free'
Lessons
Will
be
Provided
by
T.m.c.A.
at
Beginning
of
Season
for
All
Who
Wish
to
Learn
Art
KDMft.vrav.
Atnif
.-rim
opening
or
life
fUy
,
S
wf
mini
tig
uools
I'ftrrv
In
frtv'u.'llf
certeil
effort
niadi
to
leach
fth'c
young
people
of
Ihe
city
tho
art
of
swimming.
Tho
Y.M.C.A.
Is
taking
Ihe
mailer
In
hand
and
Is
arranging
to
give
free
lessons
by
the
Corsan
method
to
ffli
who
wish
to
learn.
It
is
expected
that
liou.anils
of
young
peopje
will
learn
to
swim
this
surVmier
in
order
to
make
it
possible
for
tliem
to
en
joy
a
healthful
exercise
and
pro
tect
themselves
in
cane
of
their
falling
into
tho
water,
and
sweeping.
Furthermore
Cpngolerim.
Rugi
lie
perfectly
flat
without
fatenfng
-
edges
never
turn
up.
At
moving
time
Congoleum
Art-Rugs
can
be
rolled
up
and
then
unrolled
on
the
floor
in
the
new
house
-no
bother
at
all.
ArofrfJte
Juj?j
or
Etrry
Room
'
Do
you
know
that
every
Congoleum
Rue
it
designed
by
a
famous
artist?
That's
why
they
are
called
Art-Rugs.
You
can
choose
from
gorgeous
Oriental
motifs;
dainty
floral
etTrcts;
near,
conventional
designs
-
appropriate
patterns,
for
living
and
dining
room,
bedroom,
kitchen
and
pantry.
Congoleum
Rugs
are
made
in
sizes
up
to
9
x
15
feet.
And
all
at
prices
that
are
amazingly
low.
Your
dealer
will
gladly
show
you
his
assortment
of
these
beautiful,
practical
rugs.
Send
for
free
color
folder;
the
coupon
bcloy
is
for
your
convenience.
'
Congoleum
Canada
limited
1270
St.
Patrick
Street,
Montreal,
QucUc
GOLD
SEAL
Irt-Rugs
nnit
vf
Street.
.
.
fawn
Congoleum
Canada
LinutrJ
1270
St.
Patrick
Street
Montreal,
Quebec
Gentlemen:
I
shall
be
glad
toi
you
nd
me
(without
cost
or
c1
)t
tion)
a
copy
of
vour
illmrratrd
te'tot
"Ueautify
your
home
with
CongoWws
CoWSnArt-Rugs."
Name.
Prov.
Open
for
Business!
I
beg
to
announce
that
I
have
opened
for
bt
Ihe
Kxchauge
Itlock,
corner
of
Third
Avenue
Htreel.
where
I
shall
be
glad
to
renew
frieudli
P
customer,
mill
greet
all
ne
ones.
R.
W.
CAMERON
watchmaker
and
jf.weller
phone
20
The
standard
of
Purity
or
over
160
years
mem
London
Dry
Gin
-
$3.25
the
bottle
Ibis
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
noveruroeui
of
Untish
ColuinbtK.
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