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Wednesday,
Oct.
28,
1931
WHAT
OF
THE
SOVIET?
People
who
read
recently
of
the
distorted
and
abbreviated
news
despatches
that
are
allowed
to
be
published
in
Russia
will
be
wondering
how
much
the
people
of
tho
Soviet
Union
will
know
today
of
the
result
of
the
elections
in
Great
Britain.
How
will
the
Soviet
officials
explain
it?
I
will
be
a
great
jar
to
their
hopes
and
expectations.
While
the
communistic
vote
is
said
to
be
slightly
larger
at
this
election
than
in
the
last,
it
is
almost
negligible.
Russia
may
now
definitely
write
off
Britain
from
the
list
of
countries
likely
to
follow
in
its
footsteps,
for
many
years
at
any
rate.
Dr.
Maguire
wishes
to
announce
to
his
friends
and
patients
the
opening
of
the
new
office
In
Rooms
7
8
and
9,
Smith
Block
Telephone
525
CANNING
TO
HEIP
POOR
Movement
by
Women,
Preserving
Fruits
and
Vegetables.
Snreads
!
in
Ontario
TORONTO,
Oct.
27.
'The
way
in
$5.00
Which
the
women
of
Ontario
have
10c
applied
the
idea
of
'canning
bees'
to
preserve
foods
for
the
families
of
S-00
the
unemployed
should
be
an
inspiration
to
all,
and.
an
example
to
$6.00
tUe
men
who
monopolize
govem-900
ment
positions,"
said
the
Globe
In
a
recent
editorial.
1.40
.02
.15
The
Globe
some
days
ago
recorded
the
fact
that
the
women
of
Missouri
had
organized
volunteer
groups
who
were
busy
conserving
on
a
large
scale
fruits
and
vegetables
which
will
be
neede
dthls
winter..
S.
C.
Tweed,
M.L.A.,
publicly
urged
'
Ontario
women
to
do
likewise.
The
;
response
has
been
afforded
a
striking
contrast
to
the
dilatory
methods
of
governments.
In
various
centres
women
leaders
are
busy.
Housewives
are
donating
spare
Jars
as
wel1
as
giving
tnelr
niMTicir
pt
ppTinv
liKlilbll
hLhLllUiV
services
for
the
actual
work.
In
The
British
election
was
a
tremendous
expression
of
some
cases
foods
are
supplied
free
public
opinion
in
favor
of
a
business
government.
The
by
volunteers;
in
others,
vegetables,
people
voted
for
the
party
with
a
policy
and
against
the
frulte
and
ppMe
being
pur-group
that
stood
for
a
continuation
of
the
high
dole
and
SftJ
the
drift
into
financial
ruin.
The
majority
for
the
National
the
particular
method
used.
.
government,
headed
by
Premier
Ramsay
MacDonald
is
so
n
is
interesting
to
compare
the
large
as
to
be
unweildy
and
dangerous.
To
have
opposition
different
technique
of
men
and
practcally
wiped
out
is
something
wholly
new
in
British
women
in
times
of
emergency.
The
politics
men
nave
Deen
agulng
about
put-
It
is
to
be
assumed
now
that
the
present
government
ILnfttlv
7
,
.
.
,
.
trans-Canada
highway
for
the
past
ii
i
m
i
will
proceed
to
out
its
of
home
carry
policy
protecting
in-
fourteen
months.
Ye
nothing
has
dustnes
and
of
balancing
its
budget.
Already
it
is
said
.been
done.
No
sooner
do
women
there
is
a
turn
in
the
tide
of
affairs
and
unemployment
j
approve
an
idea
than
they
get
busy
is
less
than
it
was
a
few
months
ago.
What
the
country
iand
"pp
Jt-
Men
me
to
do
their
undoubtedly
needs
is
to
have
all
her
people
producing,
,tfrlking
before
tta
work;
earning
honest
money
for
themselves
insteaS
of
subsisting
JJgS
start
worl
before
they
sta?
on
stipends
paid
from
the
public
funds.
The
British
people
'
Grant
h
Asked
are
tired
of
the
dole
and
the
expression
of
opinion
yester-
The
National
council
of
Women,
day
was
a
clear
indication
that
their
system
has
not
been
prominent
in
this
movement,
has
a
success,
for
it
has
not
met
with
the
approval
of
theaskedthecItytTorontofor
a
grant
workers
themselves.
J
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0
m
rder
40
?Tchi
p:
duce
from
the
markets
which
will
...
LLOYD
GEORGE
LIBERALS.
used
during
the
winter
to'help
out
Possibly
the
most
pathetic
figure
in
the
new
House
of
uie
supplies
of
the
House
of
jn-Commons
will
be
Right
Hon.
David
Lloyd
George,
former
,dustry.
Mrs.
a.
m.
Huestis
stated
Premier,
who
stands
alone,
stripped
of
his
following,
leader,
that
though
they
could
get
a
con-
Of
a
Jost
cause
'
;iderable
amount
of
fruit
from
the
And
yet
as"
we
look
back
and
see
the
little
to
the
of
his
in
the
of
her
coming
rescue
country
time
war,
-pieasevnake
it
clear
to
the
pub-time
need
amid
the
applause
of
all
the
people
;
as
we
see
lie
that
the
movement
of
the
emerg-him
going
out
to
settle
labor
disputes,
to
urge
greater
pro-;
eficy
committee
win
not
hurt
the
duction
so
that
the
country
might
win
in
the
great
struggle
;reUU1
trade"
sald
nnben
of
the
in
which
they
were
engaged,
we
must
admft
that
he
was
it:
We
J"
have
"ll1:
created
then
one
of
the
Empire's
greatest
men.
And
today
as
we
popularity
o
see
him
standing
almost
alone
there
in
his
old
age,
firm
for
help
trade
...
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.
a
canning
over
the
city
that
should
what
he
believes
is
right,
we
admire
him
just
as
much
as
The
wbmen
are
delighted
that
the
ever.
Possibly
he
sees
the
humor
of
the
situation.
We
!
Domestic
science
centres
are
to
hope
he
does.
'And
we
think,
too,
that
if
he
died
today
he
to
the
supply
of
canned
wriiiM
vnnoivo
nno
nf
tV.o
nvanfoaf
fnnvol
tUof
Q,r
o
and
preserved
fruit.
"What
I
like
t
-7-V
T
"
i.
about
It,"
said
a
member
of
the
Britisher
was
given
and
everyone
would
say
what
a
won-,
committee..;
-l
that
the
gins
are!
ufiiui
man
im
ims
ucen.
I
being
taught
to
do
up
fruit
and
in
cldentally
get
a
lesson
In
charity
j
Fruit
and
vegetables
are
necessary
proposition.
James
Anderson,
after
having
fpent
the
past
summer
in
the
Atlin
district
with
a
gold
dredging
outfit,
has
arrived
at
Anyox.
He
is
a
brother
of
John
A.
Anderson,
road
superintendent
for
Atlin
district.
j
'Ki
"rJ
;
The.
Northern
Electric-ABC
VaSher
may
be
purchased
on
special
long
term
arrangements
$5.00
down
and
the
balance
spread
comfortably
over
two
years.
PAY.FOR
YOUR
WASHER
ttt
as
vr
tXysfor
itself
etablcs,
both
in
reality
and
in
promise,
were
teported
by
a
member
of
the
diet,
and
it
has
to
:
e
emergency
conservation
com
Prominr
Rnmsnv
Afnonnnnlrl
will
hp
n
nrniul
mnn
tnrlnv
:
come
our
,beeS
fT
thC
Labor
party
and
been
'ffSV
SSS.'SZ.."
XJgEl
persuaded
to
seek
another
safer
seat
he
decided
to
fight
Generous
offers
of
fruit
and
veg-
and
Dundas
Streeu
it
out
in
his
own
constituency
and
justify
himself
among1
his
own
people
who
had
trusted
him
before.
Many
feared
mat
ne
Avouid
he
beaten,
but
most
people
were
pleased
to
,
read
in
the
bulletins
his
morning
that
the
leader
of
the!
government
was
elected.
,
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Exhibit
of
Taku
Ores
New
Strike
on
Nation
River
Spent
Summer
in
Atlin
District
A
splendid
exhibit
of
ore
from
the
Taku
River
district
is
on
view
at
present
at
the
headquarters
of
the
British
Columbia
Chamber
of
Mines
in
Vancouver.
The
ores
were
sent
by
D.
J.
McDougall
of
Tulsequah
and
were
gathered
from
various
properties
in
the
Taku
region.
Included
in
:
the
lot
are
samples
of
antimony
"rofi
from
the
Whitewater
gold
group,;
PLANNED
RAILWAY
which
is
attracting;
such
a
lot
of
interest
Just
now,
copper
from
the
Tulsequah
Chief
and
Manvllle
The
Twenty
years
Ago
column
cf
the
Vancouver
Province
ha
thn
i
...
i
.
.
&
groups,
and
silver-lead
from
the
"'uwu,b-
nmiouncemciu
was
Banker,
Erickson-Ashby
and
Silver
made
,n
Vancuvcr
today
by
J.
L.
i
Bei
groups
Cot.
member
for
Athabasca
In
the
I
!
Alberta
Legislature,
that
J.
D.
Mc-
'
Arthur,
millionaire
railway
con-1
A
new
gold
strike
has
been
made
'
tractor
of
Winnipeg,
and
associates
In
the
Nation
River
district
by
Ed-
have
acquired
a
charter
for
a
rail-ward
Small
of
the
Stuart
River
dls-wav
extension
from
Edmonton
to
trict.
He
has
staked
a
piece
of
,
Fort
Oeorge.'
ground
which
looks
very
interesting.
Charles
English,
Lowell
Smith
and
Joseph
Seaforth
have
also
staked
claims.
Mr.
Small
has
brought
a
rich
sample
of
the
gold
to
Vander-hoof
and
he
is
confident
that
the
strike
will
prove
a
most
valuable
COUGHS
BUCKLEY'S
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SAFE,
SPEEDY,
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Atii
LH,
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i
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"
and
forth
swishes
a
BACK
writer
of
soapy
water,
out
come
the
dollies
ready
to
blow
in
the
sunshine.
Shrrr
fabrics,
lacet,
(he
most
delicti
le
trifle
are
neither
worn
nor
torn
by
the
torrential
churning
of
the
Northern
Electric
A.DjC
WaJicr.
The
ata-finncd
agitator,
willi
friction-leM'fune
fin,
tunk-in
nfn
awl
vibrational
bearings,
force
the
water
through
the
garment!
with
amocth
force,
radilng
them
clean
$
clean!)
You
will
La
proud
whta
you
ay.
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Is
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