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Parliaments
Since
1900
mli'iit
(l.niy
newspaper
ucraura
io
uie
upbuilding
of
Prince
OBJECTS
TO
EDITORIAL
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Dort
mill
Northern
ana
Central
British'
Columbia
Nor
do
separate
schools
encour-
I
political
thumbscrews
attached
age
good
citizenship
and
co-'and
believe
mc
I
don't
v.ant
to
operation.
'
be
under
them
when
they're
Granting
separate
schools
to
(
tightened,
the
R.C.
in
our
province
would)
The
article
referred
to
also
be
a
step
toward
getting
their
j
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Aemblrd
Dissolved
Ministries
Dec.
3,
1900
Jan.
8,
1900
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pathy
and
understanding
for
,
those
desiring
private
or
sep-1
arate
schools.
The
Roman
Catholic
Church
(not
the
R.C.
people)
of
course
is
the
main
contender
for
the
separate
schools
so
that
It
might
more
easily
propagate
lis
religion.
Give
tin;
R.C.
Church
a
finder
and
it
grabs
the
whole
hand.
Consider
what
centuries
of
Roman
Catholic
supremacy
have
done
for
Italy,
France,
Spain
and
South
America
and
Quebec.
;
Has
it
raised
the
standard
of
living
for
the
average
person?
No.
Many
of
their
people
are
;
l;K
is
much
to
be
said
in
support
of
the
case
J.
RAMSAY
MacDONALD
(LAB)
May
10,
1929
STANLEY
BALDWIN
C
Oct.
7,
1931
RAMSAY
MacDONALD
(LAB)
RAMSAY
MacDONALD
(NAT)
Dec.
2,
1921
June
25,
1929
About
another
week
and
Hallowe'en
will
be
here.
It
really
means
Holy
Eve
but,
as
a
general
rule,
there
is
more
gaiety
than
piety
and
great
would
be
Uie
chagrin
were
it
not
so.
Today,
Halloween
observance
is
RAMSAY
MacDONALD
CNAT)
Nov.
10,
1931
Oct.
25,
1935
ie
Ootsa
Lake
people
who
have
sent
their
on
to
Victoria
to
protest
to
the
provincial
nent
at
what
they
claim
is
unfair
treatment
e
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
in
settlement
for
ijiicity
which
will
be
flooded
as
a
result
of
STANLEY
BALDWIN
(NAT)
June
15,
1945
STANLEY
BALDWIN
(NAT)
NEVILLE
CHAMBERLAIN
(NAT)
No.
26,
1935
1
i-till
m.'.unlc
iinnxntnH
what
It's
expected
to
be
but
Itj
was
not
like
this
some
years
ago.!
There
was
one
October
31
when
disorderly
characters
and
adult!
ruuglu
gained
the
upper
hand.
I
nhaku
dam
project.
!
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1951
WINSTON
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CHURCHILL
(NAT)
i
Canada
there
is
teven
Um
CLEMENT
R.
ATTLEE
(LAB)
the
illiteracy
among
R.C.'s
as
CLEMENT
R.
ATTLEE
(LAB
I
among
Protestants.
Have
the
LAB-Labor;
NAT-Natiorral
govern-
separate
schools
helped
them?
ir
the
most
of
these
people
worthy
pioneers
Police
action
wa.5
prompt
and
(C-Conservative;
L-Liberal;
country-it
will
mean
the
loss
not
only
of
!
ro".-8,,nc
thn-
quaint
;
ment;
cLN-coaiition
i
.
,1.
.
!
pi
,
.
and
whimsical
old
festival
is'
r
;
ir,es
inn
uifir
meiinuuu
as
rancners.
Many
iback
where
It
belongs.
COME
NORTH
Northern
B.C.
bears
are
the
As
I
See
It
Everybody's
Talking
About
This
Great
Razor
Bargain
!
xp
are
old
timers
oeing
torn
up
by
the
grass-.jnl
it
is
easy
to
picture
their
plight
and
prob-iai
(settlement,
even
under
the
best
of
circum-
,1
Th:it
uolllrl
111"
M
KPI'inim
m.nttm-
f-.t
mu
hard-boiled
kind.
A
300-pound
j
!
grisaly
kept
on
going
for
(id:
yards
after
his
heart
had
been
Gripped
apart
by
a
slug
of
lead.
!
This
was
in
hunter's
Basin,
in
land
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
and
the
iilleHegSSSS.
This
Dust
Welcome
Operation
of
Elevator
'
!
Bringing
New
Business
It
was
dusty
today
at
the
grain
j
elevator
but
it
was
a
nice,
rich
I
kind
of
dust
and
aiong
with
it
around
Telkwa.
When
excitement
why
travel
;ial
government
would
be
well
advised
to
see
j
the
region
awfully
adequate
settlement
is
made
with
these
the"
COMPLETE
WITH
10
GILLETTE
BLUE
BLADES
IN
DISPENSER!
way
to
Kenya
or
the
Congo?
I
Alcan
can
well
afford
to
err
on
the
side
of
riitv
and
benevolence.
It
would
be
eood
busi-
fWP'4'""
BIG
$2.00
VALUE
For
Only
Weather
was
almost
frosty
enough
Wednesday
to
make
a
bo'li
for
the
company
and
the
government
to
,;
he
most
sympathetic
sort
of
settlement
pos-
fellow
think
of
a
bloomand
1
1
rhiirchillV-
hur
I-M
I
...(
t
Lap
a
few
hot
drinks
later
on.
j
came
smell
of
honest-to-good-ness
prairie
wheat.
A
dozen
or
more
railroad
cars
stood
waiting
for
their
turn
as
those
before
them
gushed
out
golden
kernels
JJERE'S
the
greatest
bargain
in
shaving
history!
It'i
the
new
Gillette
Rocket
Razor
and
the
amazing
Gillette
Blade
Dispenser,
now
packed
in
s
permanent
Styrene
travel
case.
This
razor
changes
blades
instantly,
shaves
like
a
dream.
For
tops
in
shaving
ease
and
convenience,
buy
a
Gillette
Rocket
Razor
Set
only
$1.29.
HARDLY
A
GAMBLE
i
GLASGOW
I
don't
know
i
when
a
nnhlir
mpptinir
If
you're
puzzled
trying
to
de-
Frury
in
this
case,
we
feel,
would
not'
pay
off
.
...
1
m
ill
i
..i..ii.r
pirn
t
l"Hi
inn
iin
i'f
nt-
if-
i
,
,
.
u
i,
.......
!CJUU
1
LIU.
1U
Cejf
Lilt
icaoi
Ul
it,
uuui
tut;
tuiu-
the
government
would
be
runninc
the
risk
into
th
pit.
A
city
business
man
came
out
of
the
elevator
office
door,
looking
"good."
"You
know,"
he
said,
"you
wouldn't
think
a
few
carloads
of
cioe
which
is
the
best
way
to
;
,
f
f
,
,
,
make
money,
there's
always
one
Hneclea
me
as
much
as
thmg
you
can
do.
its
always
the
one
from
which
I
have
poisiole
to
move
to
Prince
Ru-1
.
pert
and
open
a
lodging
house.
.Just
COme.
t
Or
in
a
sen?9
a
great
deal
of
valuable
goodwill.
it
was
more
than
a
wincl-
iqe
government
at
me
ouvsei
snouict
nave
made
,
.
.
.
,
grain
would
make
much
difference
to
a
community.
But
this
my
third
order.
Yes
sir,
every
mm
tor
a
special
arbitration
board
which
;
the
usth
anniversary
of
Traiai-
up
of
just
another
pohti
9
Instant
Blads)
Changing
Real
Shaving
Comfort
Double-Edge
Economy
little
bit
of
business
helps."
rtfiave
neen
iree
irom
restrictions
now
imposed
gar,
uie
Dattie
mat
estaonsnea
ca
camnaism
Biitiih
naval
supremacy.
Lord'
..
rl
e
iitin
W'.itfli
Ant
if
a
Tt(i-n1jf
lilt
And
so
on.
Some
20
local
men
are
receiving
employment
at
the
elevator
and
they're
happy
at
their
work.
"The
dust?
We
don't
mind
it.
Smell
that
wheat,"
is
the
way
they
talk.
;
ii
kgh
Time
sIaTISFACTOHY
that
the
city
council's
traf-
Nelson
did
not
live
to
reap
the
it,was
raore
11Ke
a
Sltl
r
1
reward
that
was
his
but
his
fs
to
a
greatind
loved
old
man,
b"1
wnlle
he
ls
sti"
alive,
not
i
descendants
did
until
a
few
years
ago.
They
had
nothing
to
after
he
ha
Passed
along,
i
do
with
Traialgar
but
the
name
'
I
gave
them
a
good
and
unearned
s
TO
Ithe
cllmax
'
Mr-livelihood.
Churchill
s
campaign
and
he
.
made
it
a
great
one.
PERHAPS
SWAY
BALLOT
!
Sometimes
you
get
an
over-Today
is
October
25
date
of
Powerlni:
feeling
about
such
'the
British
general
election,
and
"e?lY.And
the
one
1
ot
was
.
that
tha
tmio
nf
Vm....-.n
e
coilllllKlt't-
,s
ul
U
r
last
trnrrirnr
r
nu-n
tr
hnci
one
cannot
but
wonder
how
Ul
MWUM,,U
Ui
----
-
O
t?---b
w.f.l
KJ
.vi.-ii-
"j
gi'apiJlinjf
with
parking
and
traffic
problems
city.
Certain
bylaw
amendments
are
Ions
f.
solf
of
them
being
so
obvious
that
there
iressity
to
enumerate
them
here.
They
have
i'.ich
under
discussion
of
latp
in
tho
eirv
roun-
wiaaguw
pcupje
were
not
Ju.st
turning
out
to
cheer
the
man
many
of
the
voters
will
remem-iber
it
was
the
Labor
govern
ment
that
relieved
taxpayers
whom
they
obviously
think
is
irom
the
necessity
of
findina
lni6
"I
v"
i
ij
ill
surely
i
the
great
rstnans
gather.
In
fact,
it
has
been
a
com-
,
I
est
et
Bruon
Briton
o
of
thLe
these
L
times.
May
Reopen
I'Jt'tt
of
talk
for
many
a
day
and
the
wonder
Mimt'thing
had
not
been
done
already.
All.
while
the
matter
of
regulation
amend-ie
under
consideration,
it
would
be
well
and
?'that
some
resolve
be
made
and
action
in-
SUPER
WASHABLE!
AT
LIVERPOOL
and
down
south
in
England,
Churchill
spoke
for
only
half
an
hour.
Here
to
the
Scots
he
spoke
for
an
hour
and
20
minutes.
Tonight
I
was
only
a
few
yards
from
him
as
he
spoke.
I
was
Impressed
by
the
fact
that
Mr.
Churchill
had
gained
not
lost
strength
and
confidence
as
the
campaign
has
proceeded.
Negotiations
Possibility
of
New
Dealing
Between
Britain
and
Iran
on
Oil
.:!
1)1'
u
ttl'l'dt...
A',v....nr.M4.
.1
1
..jl-....
SUPER
SCRUBBABLE
!
Rich
as
velvet.
.
.
tough
as
rubber.
.
.
newest
miracle
of
research
j
TEHRAN
(P
Iran's
chief
oil
cxpei
t,
Kazen
Hassibi,
was
sum-
He
did
not
say
anything
real
,
v
nivn-cmciit
ui
irt-fii
aim
uiiii't
iiiuns.
We
realize
that
this
is
going
to
involve
c
.tcnsive
and
thorough
traffic
patrol
and
"fP
without
fear
or
favor.
But
we
also
fear
Washington
where
Premier
Mo-i-
innmV
S
Pundf
and
Inpres-
wUh
...
.
...
j
,,
S
,
j
slve
conviction.
He
went
to
great
Truman
on
the
oil
dispute.
!..,
pains
,
to
convince
his
,,
,.jf
if
something
is
not
done,
there
is
going
to
be
'ife
and
limb.
In
that
consideration,
we
should
?tu0
much
constrained
by
the
possibility
of
I
to
expend
a
few
extra
dollars.
I
His
departure
aroused
specu-j
lation
here
that
Mossedegh
is
;
preparing
to
reopen
negotiations
with
Britain.
audience
that
trade
unions
would
get
just
as
fair
a
deal
under
a
Conservative
government
as
under
Labor.
He
was
most
emphatic
that
all
political
parties
in
Britain
have
now
accepted
the
principle
of
full
employment.
He
told
the
'f
it
is
high
time
that
something
was
done
I'l'i'hauling
our
parking
and
traffic
regula-id
f
seeing
,,
that
they
w
as
well
.
as
the
existing
thoroughly
and
courageously
enforced.
Power
Commission
Mores
Into
North
Power
generating
facllilties
at
Fort
St.
John
and
Atlin
have
been
Investigated
by
the
B.C.
Power
Commission.
people
quite
candidly
that
the
whole
western
world
has
learn
ire
tlio
4
ed
a
lot
in
the
past
25
years.
He
cited
the
document
pro
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on
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8)
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