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Arthur
IUIIeran
Itesijns
as
Mem
Move
Is
On
Foot
In
Australia
As
Thursday
Onlv
ber
of
Staff
of
Booth
Memorial
Kesult
Of
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School
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IN
FAVOR
OF
TRILLS'
At
last
night's
meeting
of
the
board
of
school
trustees
a
letter
was
read
from
Miss
Jessie
McLena-ghan.
director
of
home
economics
for
the
Department
of
Education,
in
which
the
value
of
home
economics,
manual
train
rng
and
commercial
classes
as
education
adjuncts
was
stressed,
the
board
being
urged
to
devise
some
other
ways
and
means
to
meet
the
interests
of
ec-;
onomy
without
resorting
to
the
discontinuation
or
serious
curtall-
menu
of
these
departments.
'
Miss
McLenaghan
expressed
the
ihope
that
education,
particularly
I
such
valuable
branches
as
home
ec-jonomics.
manual
training
and
com-j
mercial
twining,
would
not
have
to
.bear
the
whole
burden
of
econom-jies.
In
making
its
choice
of
what
should
be
retained.
Miss
McLena
THRIFT
from
the
start
with
an
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR
Substantial
savings;
reduced
food
bills;
freedom
from
the
danger
and
cost
of
spoilage
and
waste.
Protect
your
purse
and
your
family's
health
with
an
Electric
Refrigerator.
Enjoy
the
great
convenience
it
brings.
Keep
all
foods
fresh
and
wholesome
in
steady,
correct
refrigeration
temperature.
And
there
are
innumerable
new
dishes
to
add
to
the
family
menu:
ice
cubes,
clean
and
fresh,
tinkling
in
the
glasses
left-over
meats,
vegetables
and
sweets
safely
cared
for
until
wanted
again
milk,
butter
and
cream
the
way
you
long
for
them
to
be.
Nothing
need
be
thrown
out.
It's
wise
to
be
thrifty
.
.
,
with
an
Electric
Refrigerator.
ghan
urged
the
board,
as
far
as
possible,
to
select
subjects
which
were
giving
the
greatest
value
to
the
greatest
number.
Possibly,
such
subjects
as
manual
training
and
domestic
science
might
prove
more
valuable
in
after
life
than
such
sub
jects
as
Latin,
algebra
and
geomc
try.
Miss
McLenaghan
referred
in
her
letter
to
the
most
efficient
manner
in
which
the
domestic
science
department
was
being
conducted
in
the
local
schools.
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N.
S.
W.
April
19
Oianlallon
of
a,
national
rail-v,
iys
corporation
to
take
over
the
lailroads
i)f
Australia,
manage
am
with
unified
control
and
re-;
due
the
mounting
burden
of
deficits
now
berne
amassed
has
been
rrrommended
by
the
Commonwealth
transportation
department
which
recently
undertook
a
sweep
-
ling
investigation
Into
the
position.
.of
the
railroad
Industry,
j
The
matter
is
now
before
the
railway
commissioners
of
Australia,
but
it
is
being
said
that
for
jthe
commissioners
to
approve
this
'
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ALICE
ARM
The
final
card
party
of
Uie
season
to
be
held
by
the
Alice
Arm
Athletic
Association
took
place
last
Friday
evening
in
the
Club
House
and
proved
to
be
a
very
enjoyable
affair.
The
snow
is
rapidly
disappearing
here
now
and
patches
of
bare
ground
are
to
be
seen.
Last
Thurs
day
the
first
auto
of
the
season
was
driven
from
town
to
the
wharf.
STEWART
Stewart
is
clearly
defined
as
the!
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
district!
on
a
statistical
map
compiled
and
published
by
the
National
Develop
ment
Bureau
of
the
Department
of
the
Interior
at
Ottawa,
copies
of
which
have
been
received
here.
I
Rlehard
Oaskell
of
the
Govern-'
ment
Telegraph
service
here
last
week
received
hews
of
the
death
of
his
father
at
his
home
at
Willow
Point
near
Nelson.
Mrs.
Frank
Bowler.
IL
A.
Stewart.
H.
C.
Bennett
and
E.
T.
Applewhalte
were
members
of
a
bowline
team
which
last
week
won
a'
bowling
tournament
held
among
members
ot
the
Canadian
Legion
club.
A
cup
was
put
up
for
the
event
by
S.
O.
Lawrence.
.
Members
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and
Stewart
Badminton
Clubs
held
a
tournament
Saturday
night
In
Carolan's
Hall
here.
Great
Interest
has
been
taken
In
badminton
here
during
the
past
season.
MAOI
M
CMAA.
Rabbits
Are
to
Be
Exterminated
Proclamat
on
to
I
same
politicians-
voting
to
ab-
monwca,,h
n
lolish
legislatures.
Real
action
Is!
Issued
In
not
anticipated
until
the
whole!
I
question
Is
submitted
to
the
pre-i
Imler,'
coherence
!.J
in
the
near
gjf-
r
h"
ture.
Meanwhile
A.
E.
Heath,
a
f0c
cJared
outlaw,
in
AurtralU
as
a
Sydney
accoununt,
has
bn
;
j
asked
by
the
commonwealth
gov-
fu"
f
the
land
holder
clarnaUon
compelling
ernment
to
Uke
the
chairmanship
to
"terminate
the
animals
with
of
a
special
committee
represent-,
Ing
the
railway
commissioners
and
the
(commonwealth,
the
railway
executives
which
will
Througout
wherever
the
rabbit
breeds
to
such
report
to
the
premiers'
conference,
Australia
is
urged
in
certain
abund.nce
M
10
bfme
Pf
quarters
to
follow
the
example
-f
Iannc"
"B",WB
u,e
""
Mo4t
Ulmen
Potoon
Canada
In
appointing
a
non
par-
-
ju
thc,r
chle
,in
ot
shot
,alUclcJ
tisan
commission
of
experts
to
inquire
Into
the
situation.
As
the
UIM
and
trP
aro
alw
used"
.
situation
now
stands,
it
is
feareo
Furrow
are
de
H1
that
the
railway
interests
will
mtn
w
lne
Pia
wnere.
u,e
3"
(,t
thlkel
For
two
ttiTW
are
or
dominate
the
discussions
,
belnK
nlannd
and
thjt
th
motor
H.
the
rabbtu
are
given
a
fr(M
a"d
wholewme
feed
of
chop-netHglble.
will
dustry.
for
Instance,
have
a
voice.
iped
up
apples
or,
other
similar
del-
"Australia!
railways."
remarks
u"
",e
"
I?
thP
Melbourne
llenM.
"are
onr-
M,C
ol
the
fOOO
Is
Uken.
But
rabblt
must
have
o1
atlng
at
ruinous
loss,
and
their
.
me
mean
climln-
Hnmunication.
for
by
the
thlid
only
known
solution
is
the
ation
of
competition
and
the
writ-
night,.rab,bltfuh'e
fof
m"l
10
aUnd
"
In
ttJC
Inc.
rfnwn
of
ranlUl
Thp
rallu-av.
MnqueU
should
be
held
accountable
for
the
present
deplorable
financial
con-
rfMinn
nf
ih
transnnrt
hti)n
able
to
ke
and
they
should
be
asked
to
show
effective.
cause
why
they
should
continue
to
;
lose
money
on
a
colossal
scale.
Their
plate
is
not-
in
the
Judgement
seat
but
in
the
witness
box."
For
the
year
ended
June
3D
1930.
railway
losses
aggregated
$19.
000,000
more,
than
the
total
deficits
of
all
the
Australian
states
for
that
year,
For
the
year
ended
June
30.
1931,
losses
had
advanced
to
$22,000,000.
The
amount
nf
ranltnl
InvMttMi
in
Australian
railways
is
more
cultivation,
people
of
Porcher
Isl-than
Sf
.500,000
.000.
and
of
this
and
afc
clamoring
for
more
roads,
amount
$500,000,000
has
been
spent
During
the
past
month
one
plank
In
the
last
ten
years,
the
invasion
road
0f
8reat
uUiity
has
been
con-
period
ot
the
motor
vehicle.
District
News
furrows.
Discretion
is
thrown
to
the
winds
while
the
feed
Is
on
It
Is
then
that
the
farmers
are
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Ituprrt
April
SO,
1933
,
With
more
settlers
steadily
arriving
and
more
ground
getting
under
structed
between
Jap
Inlet
and
Sand
Beach
where
the
school
house
1
is
located.
Mayor
S.
M.
Newton
will
preside
over
the
Titanic
memorial
service
to
be
held
In
the
Weatholme
Theatre
tomorrow.
Rev.
W.
F.
Ruahbroolc
and
Rev.
F.
W.
Kerr
will
lead
In
the
devotions
and
shorj.
addresses
will
be
made
by
Rev.
Father
E.
M.
nos.
Rev.
C.
R.
Sing
and
Rev.
W.
H.
McLeod.
There
will
be
music
by
a
special
choir
under
direction
of
J.
I
E.
Davey
with
Mrs.
0.
W.
Carpen
ter
presiding
at
the
piano.
A
quartet
consisting
ot
Mrs.
J.
H.
McLeod.
Mrs.
Neher.
J.
B.
Davey
and
Alex
Clapperton
will
sing
"Jesus,
Savior.
Pilot
Me."
The
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
and
Yacht
Club
elected
officers
for
the
year
as
follows
last
night:
president.
IL
S.
Woods:
vice-president,
H.
Sinclair;
secretory-treasurer,
A.
Aver-ill:
executive.
E.
C.
Olbbons,
Alfred
Carss
and
W.
H.
Tobey.
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
Total
capacity
20,000
tons
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
Repaired
and
Overhauled
Iron
and
Brass
Casting
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
SO-ton
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
J
Arthur
Halleran;
for
'
the
last
few
years
a
member
of
the
teaching
staff
of
Booth
Memorial
School.
Is
taking
over
a
business
Jn
Idwn
on
May
1
and
last
night
ho
tendered
his
resignation
to
the
board
of
school
trustees.
Mr.
Hal-ltran
Informed
the
board
that,
while
he
would
be
able
and
willing
to
carry
on
his
teaching
duties
until
the
end
of
the
term,
he
had
considered
it
possibly
better,
in
view
of
employment
conditions,
to
present
his
resignation
to
become
effective
May
1.
After
brief
discussion,
the
board
decided
to
accept
Mr.
Hallenan's
resignation
as
from
May
1
provld-'
ing
a
substitute
suitable
to
the
principal
of
the
school
can
be
ob
talned.
The
school
board
has
been
con
ducting
negotiations
with
a
view
to
having
a
reduction
made
in
the
cost
of
lighting
tor
the
schools
but
it
was
stated
at
last
night's
meet
ing
that
there
was
Utile
hope
of
tny
reductions
being
obtained
at
this
time.
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NOVEL
"NO
ONE
MAN"
With
Carole
Lombard,
Kicl.
coricz,
ram
Luk
Beauty!
Wealth!
Gbm.
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any
one
man
fin
tbl
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lit,
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and
Voile
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g
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little
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up
to
two
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Th
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ar
,
,
worth
get'intf
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moderately
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at
up
to
$1.50
Nice
Woollen
Dresses
For
little
girl&
from
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to
8
years.
And
for
j;it
!
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to
11.
we
have
the
newest
in
Sweater
S
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at
$3.95.
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are
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