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HELP
THE
UNEMPLOYED
Tuetday,
April
14,
1931
BRING
BACK
PROSPERITY
"Spend
and
bring
back
prosperity"
is
the
advice
given
by
more
than
one
important
economist
as
a
cure
for
the
present
economic
situation.
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
this
advice
runs
counter
to
the
time
honored
proverbs
about
saving
for
a
rainy
day,
a
study
of
past
economic
history
proves
it
to
be
sound.
Even
in
a
period
of
depression
a
majority
of
the
people
have
money
to
spend.
But
most
of
them
lack
courage
to
spend
it.
A
time
comes
when
needs
become
urgent,
when
confidence
returns
people
start
buying,
orders
filter
back
to
the
maunfacturer
who
is
able
to
employ
more
men.
Slowly
at
first,
but
with
gradually
increasing
speed,
the
economic
machine
gets
under
full
load
and
most
of
the
evils
of
unemployment
vanish.
This
is
invariably
the
story
of
economic
recovery.
Without
a
doubt
it
can
be
hastened.
Aggressive
manufacturers,
by
the
application
of
strong
stimulants
can,
in
their;own
particular
field,
accelerate
the
buying
movement
with
beneficial
results
all
round.
A
Canadian
manufacturer
of
linoleum
and
floor
coverings
is
taking
a
definite
lead
in
this
respect
by
introducing
a
contest
idea
calculated
to
bring
hundreds
of
prospective
buyers
into
the
merchant's
store
and
thereby
help
him
to
sell
more
gopdS;
Tjje
contest
is
designed
primarily
to
stimulate
tfifr
buy
frig
of
floor
coverings
and
apart
from
the
self
interest
of
the
maunfacturer
which
is
natural,
it
is
undoubtedly
a
sincere
push
to
move
the
sluggish
economic
machine
a
little
faster,
which
other
Canadian
manufacturers
would
do
well
to
simulate.
This
is
the
season
when
people
are
planning
to
do
their
gardening,
to
clean
up
their
lots,
to
remove
ash
piles
and
to
repair
fences.
Any
small
amount
of
work
helps
relieve
the
unemployment
situation
which
is
still
very
acute:
Because
of
this
the
city
is
making
an
appeal
to
residents
to
get
as
much
work
as
possible
done,
right
now.
Underthe
present
hard
times
atmosphere,
there
is
a
tendency
to
curtail
on
the
usual
work
and
this
is
a
hardship
to
the
men
who
are
needing
the
wages
for
food.
We
suggest
a
loosening
up
so
that
those
willing
to
work
may
be
enabled
to
carry
on.
For
those
not
willing
to
do
any
work,
we
have
no
sympathy.
Terrible.
Tickling
Cough
Could
Not
Sleep
For
It
Mrs.
Gordon
J.
Boy,
S.
W.
Port
Monton,
N.S,
write:
"I
bad
t
terriMa,
tickling
eugk,
and
t
night
eould
not
jet
to
iWp
far
kours
for
it.
I
read
abuut
Dr.
Wood'
Norway
Pine
Rjnp
and
dldd
to
get
a
bottle
of
it,
and
I
can
truly
aay
it
did
m
a
wonderful
lot
ef
good.
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hare
three
children
and
I
give
then
the
Bjnf
Just
ae
toon
uIm
them
gettiag
a
sold
or
cough,
I
always
keep
It
en
hand
both
for
the
children
and
mysrff."
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G.
C.
ARSENEAU
Men's
Wear
Capitol
Theatre
Block
Were
Married
At
Anyox
and
Now
in
South
A
quiet
wedding
was
solemnized
In
the
Catholic
Church,
Anyox,
recently
when
Miss
Margaret
Patricia
O'Neill,
second
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
O'Neill,
became
the
bride
Of
Laughlln
Olllles.
The
ceremony
was
performed
by
Ret.
Father
C.
Wolfe
of
the
Catholic
Church.
The
wedding
was
somewhat
of
a
surprise
to
the
large
number
of
'
friends
of
both
bride
and
groom.
Only
the
relatives
of
the
bride
and
a
few
Intimate
friends
were
present.
Following
the
ceremony.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gillies
left
for
the
south,
where
they
will
spend
their
honeymoon.
A
large
number
of
friends
of
both
bride
and
groom
were
at
the
wharf
prior
to
their
departure,
to
extend
congratulations
and
wish
the
happy
couple
the
best
of
good
luck.
Both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gillies
are
very
popular
in
Anyox,
the
bride
especially
having
a
targe
circle
of
friends,
having
resided
there
since
early
childhood
days.
iCHOIR
MAY
i
COME
HERE
(Negotiations
Opened
With
Oyro
Club
at
Luncheon
Today
I
Mr.
Bates,
conductor
of
The
Voyageurs,
a
18-voice
ehoral
body
I
of
Vancouver,
opened
negotiations
;
with
the
Oyro
Club
at
its
luncheon
(today
te
stage
a
recital
here
late
in
.
August
or
early
in
September
It
u
a
well
known
musieal
organization
1
that
has
become
very
popular
Considerable
miscellaneous
buslines
was
dealt
with
at
the
luncheon
John
A.
Clayton,
local
manager
of
the
Home
Oil
Distributors,
was
elected
a
member
of
the
club.
The
luncheon
raffle
was
won
by
T.
W
Brown.
KING
ALFONSO
RELINQUISHES
THE
THRONE
OF
SPAIN
(Continued
from
Page
One)
months
later
In
Paris.
nanAMl
fUmatn
Hrmmmmr
ti'Hn
i
succeeded
to
th
nominal
premler-fshlp,
restored
freedom
of
speech
land
lightened
censorship
of(
the
press.
Republican
and
other
leaders
.who
had
been
exiled
since
1023
came
back
and
a
flood
of
agitation
against
monarchist
Institutions
was
released.
Strikes,
student
agitations
and
similar
demonstrations
flared
up,
and
In
December,
1930,
there
was
an
open
attempt
at
revolution.
The
people
finally
spoke
at
the
ejections
yesterday
and
Alfonso
was
win
enough
to
take
them
at
their
word.
Continuation
of
his
reign
would,
no
doubt,
have
fomented
further
revolt.
A
monarch
of
great
wealth,
the
marriage
of
,
King.
Alfonso
to
.Princess
Victoria
of
England
was
always
described
as
a
love
affair.
They
have
four
sons
and
two
daughters.
Although
beset
by
assassins
and
revolutions
without,
Al
fonso
has
always
been
credited
with
making
a
real
family
life
within
the
residential
sections
of
his
palace.
As
much
simplicity
as
the
royal
station
permitted
was
always
the
rule
and
never
a
day
passed
without
Alfonso
spending
some
tune
with
his
children.
SPORT
NEWS
.
STRANGLER
'
IS
WINNER
Defeated
Ed
Don
George.
Wrestling
Champion,
With
Two
Straight
Falls
LOS
ANGELES,
April
14--Ert
"Strangler"
Lewis,
former
world's
heavyweight
wrestling
champion,
last
night
defeated
Ed
Don
Of
ort
e
to
win
thr
tatter's
part
of
the
heavyweight
wrestling
title
in
two
straight
falls
after
more
than
an
hour's
wrestling.
BIG
LEAGUE
BALL
OPENS
(President
Hoover
Started
Senators-I
Athletes
Game
Today
cities.
Flying
Corps
and
Grotto
Tied
For
.
4
Killiard
Association
Staged
Splen.
did
Smoker
Last
Night
.
After
one
minute
of
fast
milling,
Art
Lea,
local
heavyweight,
knocked
out
Slim
Kaland
of
Smlthers
last
night
at
the
Empress
Social
Club
Arena.
The
bout
was
scheduled
to
Honors
in
Golf
JM,
wllh
thrc
,a4t
Bagon
scored
a
technical
knock-Only
two
teams
played
last
night
!ut
0Ter
Dahl
1x1
the
second
1011,1(1
In
the
City
Miniature
Golf
League.
!
r
a
three-round
bout.
Dahl
put
up
the
Flying
Corps
defeating
Grotto
:a
Pndid
scrap
and
the
end
came
by
a
large
margin.
unsscsecieaiy.
,
Flying
Corps
and
Grotto
are
now
A
blindfold
bout
by
three
of
the
tied
for
second
half
of
the
season
bovs
was
a
laugh,
the
winner
honors,
the
final
fixture
to
take
place
next
Monday
night
(One
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of
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i
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gave
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fans
a
laugh
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their
barrel
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Suitable
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I
RANGERS
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WIN
OVERMJONS
IN
THIRD
HOCKEY
GAME
VANCOUVER,
April
14
The
New
York
Rangers
went
one
up
last
night
in
the
hockey
series
with
the
Vancouver
Lions
by-
scoring
an
easy
5
to
2
victory
over
the
Pacific
Coast
League
4
champions.
!
KNOCKOUT
!
DELIVERED!
go
six
-rounds
and
was
the
main
WASHINGTON.
April
14
When
,Vent
on
a
boxing
smoker
card
the
Washington
Senators
an
J
staged
by
the
Prince
Rupert
BIN.
world
champions.
Philadelphia
liard
Association.
;
Athetes
met
here
this
afternoon
ir.
in
the
short
time
that
Lea
per-1
the
opening
American
Leagu-?
formed
he
looked
good
and
cer-'
same
of
the
sesnon
the
first
ba'l
talnly
Is
a
greatly
improved
boxen
vas
.thrown
out
bv
President
Her-
over
his
last
appearance
here.
Ills
bert
Hoover.
Pres4dfnt
Hoover
wa?
wlnn'ng'punch
was
smartly
dellv-j
Accompanied
to
ttv
game
by
Mrs
ered
and
carried
too
much.
steam
Hoover
and
notable
group
of
ca-
for
Inland.
In
the
one
minute's'
binet
officers
and
high
goverr
-
fighting
Kaland
was
unable
to
get
ment
officials.
The
party
occupied
to
Leact
all.
Both
men
showed;
a
flag-draped
box
on
the
first
bas?
;
plenty
of
speed
being
faster
than;
line.
most
lighter
men
In
the
garnet
An
ardent
baseball
fan.
the
pre-'areand
here.
!
sldent
remained
until
the
flnil;
Ob
the
strength
of
hi
work
last!
ont
)
night
Art
Lea
might
well
be!
The
playing
season
opened
to-
imawned
wun
a
more
expenenwa
day
In
seven
other
Big
League
;opponu
soon
The
other
bouts
provided
cons
Id
ereble
fun
for
the
fans.
Marvin
Rowe
and
Jack
Amesby
went
three
rounds
to
a
popular
.draw.
Jack
substituted
for
"Dyna-I
mite"
Eekert
who
is
unfortunately
i
confined
to
hU
home
with
the
flu.
Chuck
Hlekev
and
Pete
Holm
GOLF
faRST
CHOICE
OF
SUITS
OR
SPRING
COATS
New
samples
Just
arrived
of
spring
and
summer
goods
of
the
finest
quality
and
the
patterns
of
the
very
latest
LINO
THE
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Steam
cleaning,
pressing
and
altering.
Free
delivery
to
any
part
of
the
city.
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TAILOR
817
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I9
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r
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Tuesday,
April
h,
Jt3l
IN
(tr&iUanO
COfLAND
A
real
old
Scots
whisky
distilled,
blended,
aged-in-the-wood
and
most
imoortant
of
all
.
.
BOTTLED
...
in
Scotland.
Famed
since
1807
or
its
outstanding
quality.
Imported
in
26'i
oz.
and
40
oz.
bottles
only.
Sealed
with
the
convenient
measuring
cap.
"Smooth
at
a
kilttti'i
mitt"
(ITGoJIuiris
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