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Brighten
the
breakfast
with
berries.
"I
pile
luscious
red
straw
berries
on
our
Shredded'
Wheat
Biscuits
and
then
pour
cream
or
whole
milk
over
them.
The
flavory
shreds
blend
w
ith
the
juices
of
the
bcrricl
in
such
a
Way
as
to
stimulate
themost
jaded
pntite.
Shredded
Wheat
it
ohcalthfulandvtholctome."
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CANADIAN
SHREDDED
VHEAT
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SHREDDED
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Friday,
July
3.
1931
One
of
the
most
friendly
nations
to
Russia,
the
home
of
communism,
is
Italy,
the
home
of
fascisism.
It
is
curious
that
after
Italy
had
heen
saved
from
communism
by
the
tascist
revolution,
under
a
former
socialist
leader,
that
country
should
be
one
of
the
first
to
hold
out
the
hand
of
friendship
and
.
extend
trade
privileges.
.
Only
two
years
af-
l
ltr
t;
i
11
,
i
.
ier
iuussunni
iook
control
oi
me
couniry
as
an
aosoiute
ruler
he
recognized
the
Soviet
Union.
Today
the
two
countries
have
a
trade
agreement
which
is
resulting
in
huge
quantities
of
Russian
goods
being
sold
in
Italy
and
is
providing
Italy
with
a
market
for
instruments
of
production
which
Russia
needs
under
her
five-year
plan
and
also
pro
vides
work
for
.Italy's
shipbuilders.
There
is
a
great
similarity
between
the
governments
of
Italy
and
Russia.
In
Russia
the
country
is
ruled
by
the
communistic
group
with
Stalin
at
its
head.
The
party
is
a
small
section
of
the
population
of
the
country
yet
it
holds
supreme
control.
Iu
Italy
the
country
is
'ruled
by
the
Fas-cisti
with
Mussolini
practically
an
autocrat.
There
is
no
democracy
in
either
country
today.
The
average
man
has
little
say
as
to
how
or
by
whom
the
country
shall
be
governed.
The
lesson
that
Canada
may
learn
from
the
action
of
Italy
in
making
a
trade
agreement
with
Russia
is
that
here
is
a
nation
that
can
take
our
manufacturedlioods
and
with
whom
we
might
trade
advantageously.
If
"Italy
can
make
money
by
cloe
association,
we
might
do
the
same.
The
country
cannot
afford
to
turn
any
good
customer
away
no
matter
what
its
religious
or
economic
beliefs.
Russia
is
our
neighbor,
connected
with
us
by
the
Pacific
Ocean
and!
Prince
Rupert
should
be
particularly
keen
in
trying
to
i
keep
on
good
terms
with
her.
i
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
it
100
Canadian
grain.
Eat
TWO
Stiredded
Wheat
Biscuits
a
day
and
help
Canada's
Prosperity.
HEADACHES
Needles
pains
like
headaches
are
quickly
relieved
by
Aspirin
tablets
as
millions
of
people
know.
And
no
.matter
how
suddenly
a
headache
may
come
upon
you,
you
can
always
be
prepared.
Carry
the
pocket
tin
of
Aspirin
tablets
with
you.
Keep
the
larger
site
at
home.
Read
the
proven
-directions
for
pain,
headaches,
neuralgia,
etc.
MaCv
In
Canada
SEAL
COVE
PROMOTIONS
Students
Succeed
in
Studies
At
East
End
Schol
The
following
promotions
at
fseftl
Cove
School
have
been
announced
Promoted
16
Grade
III.
(Alphabetical
order
Stanley
Dixon,
oh
Irial;
tiuty
Oomez,
Lory
Hlrano,
Rlyoshl
lU-
ml.
Ian
MacDonald,
Voshlko
Na-gasuye,
Relnholdt
Bather
thelna
Skog,
Ole
Sorensen.
Vera
Wallace.
Rolls
of
lienor
Prnflrlpnrv
YnlV
HinanrJ.
Regularity
and
Punctuality
Billy
Gomez.
Rdby
Oomez,
Rein
holdt
Sather.
PenmntPit
fa
fit-alto
II.
'
Nelly
Anderson.
Patricia
Anrtef-I
son.
Billy
Blrrell.
Florence
DlrMi
i
Cecil
Hemmnns.
Robert
islle,
Sol-Trig
Sorensen,
Mabel
Slatta.'
4
Roll
of
Honor,
Deportment
Robert
Leslie.
Promoted
to
(trade
IV.
James
BlrrelL
Victor
Cavenallel
Jack
Collins,
Eileen
Hemnion
!
Fletcher
Hemmans.
Yutuka
Ituml.
Tetsuro
.Kadonaga.
Flora
Leslie
Helen
Leslie.
Robert
MacKay.
Kati
Nlshlo,
Olar
Rysstad.
Marie
Sorert-
sonkMargaret
Wallace,
Willie
Wyi-
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Rolfs
of
Honor
f
Deportment-HMargaret
Wallace,
Regularity
and
Punctuality
Jack
Collins
.
Promoted
U
Orade
V.
Harold
Anderson.
Alex
Balllic.
Willy
Chrlstensen,
Tommy
Dalzell,
Josephine
Oay,
Hector
MeDonald
Ida
Moorehouse.
Marjorie
Peachey.
Mary
Slevtrt.
John
Bkog,
aiadyi
Wallace.
Rolls
of
Honor
Proficiency
Mary
Slevert.
Regularity
and
Punctuality
-i
Harold
Anderson.
District
News
Q.
Charlotte
City
Jack
Olllatt
arrived
at
Bandspit
recently
to
spend
the
summer
with
hie
parents,
Capt.
Mid
Mrs,
J.
B.
Olllatt.
after
attending
Provincial
Normal
School
in
Victoria.
T.
J.
Shenton,
Inspector
of
mines,
pitted
through
Queen
Charlotte
City
recently
on
his
way
to
the
Southeaster
mine
near
.Skidegate
and
Port
Clements.
SKIDEGATE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
C.
Macinlyre
of
Anyox
arttttd
by
last
boat
and
will
spend
the
summer
holidays
at
Skidegate.
irom
the
North
island
trolling
grounds.
All
local
fishermen
are
doing
splendidly.
A,
P.
Allison
shipped
out
during
the
past
week
one
Davis
raft
and
one
barge
load
of
logs
from
the
camp
he
is
operating
near
here.
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
jRoyal
Russian
Chorus
to
Sing
Here
July
9,
17
l'.t
ilH.tnt
Program
to
Be
Provided
BJ-
Outstanding
Orsranirallon
1
i
l)iidcr
Local
Auspices
I
Tht
outstanding
feature
of
the
,
local
lnusical
seasoVi
will
undoubt-:
edly
"be
the
concert
to
be
given
here
i
by
the
world-famous
Royal
Russian
!
Chorus
on
July
9
arid
17
at
the
Moose
Hall
under
the
management
of
the
dyro
Club.
With
Princess
Arevena
Slavlansky.
as
conductor,
this
remarkable
group
or
singers
and
dancers
will
give
our
music
and
'
dance
lovers
a
brilliant
and
thrilling
(program.
Their
Natlohal
tour
is
be
lng
personally
directed
by
Laurehce
'lA.
Lambert,
the
well
known
New
1
York
and
Hollywood
Impressario.
Although
the
choir
is
famous
for
jits
Wioral
harmony,
their
work
is
hot
confined
to
singing,
as
tney
are
i
very
versatile.
Half
a
dozen
brilliant
itianeers
aft
included
in
the
organl
Nation,
and
a
group
of
six
of
them
I
will
furnish
orchestral
accompanl-j
ments
on
the
balalaika,
those
queer
'
shaped,
but
beautiful
sounding
ftus-
slah
stringed
instruments
that
resemble
the
American
mandolins,
guitars
and
banjos,
for
some
of
the
'
dance
numbers.
j
Historic
Choir
1
The
organization
of
the
original
j
choir
dates
back
to
1840,
when'
Prince
Dmitry
Slavlansky
was
Friday,
July
-3,-
1931
x
Russian
Chorus
Coming
Here
Next
Week
the
group
01
musicians
shown
a
ioVc
wl)
b
hrard
in
Prince
Rupert
on
July
9
an
dagaln
July
11
In
Moose
Hall,
under
auspines
of
tli
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club.
commissioned
by
the
Russian
Czar
to
draft
lOO
of
the
nation's
best
singers
from
the
Imperial
Opera
House
and
Conservatory
to
form
a
choir.
An
interesting
feature
of
the
pre-rent
choir,
a
continuation
of
the
original,
Is
that
some
of
its
members
have
been
affiliated
with
the
organization
from
childhood
sever!
of
them
being
direct
descen
dants
of
meribers
of
the
original
choir.
When
Prince
Dmitry
died
in
1908.
the
leadership
of
the
choir
was
taken
over
by
his
daughter,
who
will
appear
here
personally
with
the
choir,
and
who
is
one
of
the
few
In
ternationally
recognized
women
conductors.
rCusic
critics
and
aud
iences
huve
acclaimed
her
everywhere,
as
a
genuine
Princess,
of
regal
mien,
gracious
personality
and
superlative
musical
ability.
Theif
local
concerts
on
July
9
and
17
at
the
Moose
Hall
nre
made
possible
by
the
admirable,
enterprise
and
civic
spirit
of
the
Gyro
Club,
and
it
is
anticipated
that
music
lovers
throughout
the
entire
district
will
take
advantage
of
this
opportunity
of
hearlng-the
wonder-'ul
program
to
be
given
by
this
dls-ingulshed
group.
Miss
Helen
Hibbard
has
arrived
n
the
city
from
her
school
teach
ng
duties
In
the
Interior
to
spend
he
vacation
here
with
her
parenti,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Hibbard.
Mi!.
1
l
il
(!
Caecn
Charlotte
People
on
Picnic
on
Dominion
Day
QlfEEN
CHARLOTTE;
July
5:
Queen
Charlotte
City
Dominion
Day
celebration
took
the
form
of
a
baeketr
picnic
to
Lawn
H1U.
Preparation
were
made
for
quite
a
Palestine's
export
lilt
year,
were
21-;
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