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Wednesday,
April
27,
193H
ACCUSED
OF
STEALING
A
correspondent
of
the
Daily
News
accuses
the
of
stealiner
from
the
fishermen
because
the
canneries
While
they
take
on
the
mak
ea
i
a;
Nwtii
Aurora.
lu.ni'is.
Oeo
Oorbam,
station
agent
and
ju.-.ice
of
the
peace,
will
tie
the.
knoi.
He
board?
the
train,
mak
?
n
snappy
and
dr.
sn't
charge
a
cent.
DISCOURSE
ON
DRUGS
paid
less
for
their
fish
last
year
than
they
did
the
year
be-:
interests
Address
Delivered
biv
is
the
scanty
sf
bottles
in
the
tuck
lore.
What
was
forgotten
by
our
correspondent
was
that
the
year
when
those
large
prices
were
paid
was
the
year:
that
brought
big
losses
to
the
canneries
in
some
cases
al-
j
most
amounting
to
ruin.
i
fore
Gyro
Club
by
A.
W.
Mor
row
of
Walkerville,
tain
and
the
Chartists
tried
to
reform
the
world.
Most
of
"l!!l!c!l
J?"
been
In
them.
the
things
they
asked
for
have
since
been
granted
but
they
came
gradually.
In
France
they
had
a
revolution
but
we
have
not
noticed
that
the
French
people
found
any
more
liberty
in
their
republic
than
did
the
people
of
Britain
in
their
monarchy.
Today
all
socialists
and
communists,
known
cenerallv
as
"Rpds."
nnfnt
in
Tiuscfo
hut
thpv
crnt
nn
frpnt
snlnpp
frnm
i
Northland
Navigation
Co.'s
mo-
conditions
there.
The
country
is
developing
and
the
con-rKr:i,nfS2
dition
of
the
people
is
improving,
for
which
we
are
alLKetshHtan
with
two
carloads
of
thankful,
but
the
revolution
did
not
give
them
much
bet-
fresh
halibut
for
transshipment
ter
living
conditions
and
today
they
have
a
long
way
togoithe
united
states
on
this
after-before
they
reach
the
standard
that
prevails
in
Canada.
noon's
traln
tor
a
EMt
And
the
governmental
conditions
can
be
changed
in
Can!
ada
in
such
a
manner
as
to
gradually
improve
the
lot
of
1
the
people
just
as
is
being
done
in
Russia
and
without
that
visionary
revolution
of
which
the
Communists
dream.
I
Some
people
are
born
revolutionists.
The
average
Canadian,
however,
is
far
different.
He
is
an
evolutionist,
who'
Sieves
in
gradual
improvement
of
the
mass
of
the
people.
It
should
not
be
difficult
to
legislate
in
such
a
manner
as
.
to
see
that,
when
there
is
plenty
of
food
in,
the
country,
no
person
shpuld
be
without
the
possibility
of
being
able
to
earn
his
livinc.
To
that
we
are
all
aiming
and
it
ub?
not
1
i
1
!i
1
A
A
1
1..
.-."i
need
a
revolution
to
bring
it
about.
AJready
proposals
have
been
made
for
a
levy
on
capital
and
7
doubtless
this
will
be
done
if
it
is
found
that
there
are
too
many
people
who
are
inordinately
rich.
The
power
is
in
the
hands
of
the
people
through
its
constituted
authority
to
do
almost
anything
they
wish.
But
the
power
does
not
lie
with
a
few
revolutionists
to
force
their
views
on
the
rest
of
the
country.
.
j
v
If
you
lose
anything,
try
a
classified
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reposed
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For
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East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
days
From
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East
Price
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and
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Tuesdays
Thursaays
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Saturdays
lo:40
am
Man
in
the
Moon
An
Indication.
of
tlw
tough
time
yard
at
the
time
clean-up.
of
ttw
spring
Ontario
1
.
"Could
you
five
a
peor
fellow
a
A.
W.
Morrow,
chemist
for
the
bite?"
atktd
.
the
dust-stained
We
all
like
to
see
the
fishermen
get
good
prices.
The
Parke-Davis
Co.,
well
known
drug
tramp.
I
businessmen
particularly
are
pleased
because
it
means
manufacturing
concern,
who
is
here
"I
dont
fa,
tnyaett.v
answered
1!
that
the
fishermen
have
more
money
to
spend
when
they
J--
Z
St"
"'
"""
!
are
earning
big
money.
Today
when
the
fishermen,
like
naHbut
liver
oil
was
an
interest-
1
the
farmers
and
all
other
producers,
are
earning
practi-;
ing
speaker
before
the
Prince
Ru-
Hitler,
the
German
Fascist,
was
1
cally
nothing
and
in
many
cases
losing
money,
the
mer-!Pt
oyro,ciub
at
luncheon
yes-
defeated
at
the
election
but
his
chants
also
find
themselves
very
hardly
pressed
and
in
!terday-
Altnouh
dealins
wltn
ra
party
me
a
big
showing.
One
Insinir
ranirllv
Ith"
technlcal
matters.
Mr.
Mor-
more
step
ad
they
arrive
but
be-'
manj
manv
cism
cases
losing
mnnpv
money
lapidly.
......
..
row
was
able
to
hold
the
rapt
at-
fore
they
make
.that
step
ttoey
will,
The
canneries
in
1930
paid
more
for
their
fish
4.
than
the!tnttnn
of
hu
lint
thrmhmit
rKw
.h-.r
market
warranted
and
their
loss
was
heavy.
Naturally
;
hi?
talk.
The
speaker
described
the
they
refuse
to
ODerate
this
Year
Unless-thev
can
see
a
wav
products
turned
out
by
his
com-
Mussolini
get
only
$l0
a
yar
of
at
least
breaking
even.
Also
the
fishermen
are
looking
?J"yft
ltst
1"ge,b?,?to
ior
of
Italy.
:&ke
for
the
best
Dossible
nrice
for
thpir
nrndurt
and
thPv
t&ctorlfe
at
Walkerville.
Ontario,
he-d
hale
toto
the
Job
for
in4tj
ior
me
Desi,
possirjie
pi
ice
ior
tneir
product
ana
tney
iis-iand
traced
8tep
bv
step
tne
mh.
He
nlm
his
wjd
hU
Ually
earn
more
than
they
get.
Anything
they
can
do
tO'chinery
used
in
the
manufacture
pen
on
fort?
pu
a
day
relief
al-
lin)rove-COnaillons
IS
wormy
OI
general
SUppon.
'
ot
drugs
irom
the
raw
down
to
U
lowance.
y
All
We
suggest
IS
that
in
diSCUSSing
questions
of
this
fln.lhe(
Product.
Mr.
Morrow
re
kind
vp
rx
mndpratP
in
nnr
lnnmino-P
nnrl
Vppn
to
tWs
fmed
brienv
to
ubject
of
..
.
.P.O.
.
hallhiit
Mvr
nil
nnufhlUHM
hoi-s
ii
1
1
i
Also
we
suggest
that
because
high
prices
were
paid
one
meetinT
waT
favored
with
ZThU
h
Z
Z
h
t
Jut
year
is
no
reason
to
think
the
same
should
be
done
all
the
violin
solos
by
Bert
csHneroac.--P
x
thtak'hTshouid'hSve
to
do
time.
Just
HOW
prices
mustTbe
low
for
fish
because
all
food-.
companled
by
Charlie
Baiagno.
without
relief
for
losing
his
Job.
j
stung
are
low
in
price.
We
heard
recently
oi
eggs
being
wuuim
ruictwnanic,
president
ante
at
Swift
Pnrnt
ot
fmix
ran
a
o
Anvan
Tliot
ic
nn
of
the
club,
was
in
the.chalr.
son
why
eggs
should
always
sell
at
four
cents
but
it
is
a
reason
why
fish
cannot
be
very
high
in
price
because
the
average
person
would
rather
have
a
dozen
eggs
than
a
pound
of
fish.
Today
everybody
is
having
a
hard
struggle
to
live.
It
is
a
period
of
discipline
when
we
have
to
deflate
our
extravagant'
ideas
and
get
down
to
earth.
CURIOUS
EFFECT
OF
CONDITIONS
The
Letter
Box
UNEMPLOYED
DELEGATES
Editor,
Daily
News:
'
WJ1I
you
kindly
grant
us
space
In
your
valuable
paper
to
thank
the
cltteens
who
so
generously
contri-
I
he
present
condition
is
one
that
sets
people
thinking
jmg
0ur
delegation
to
Vancouver?
whether
or
not
we
are
on
the
right
track
governmentally.
we
would
like
to
thank
each
one
People
of
a
certain
type
of
mind
turn
to
Karl
Marx
as
the
!
personally
but
the
list
is
too
long,
it
prophet
who
will
lead
them
into
the
Promised
Land.
They
,contalns
?3
"me
and
,
a
total
areliurt
bv
the
difficulties
of
life
as
they
meet
them
today
Thu
u
a
nlo?t
111
and
they
feel
that
with
of
conditions
a
change
things
and
our
delegation
win
do
their
might
be
better
and
could
not
be
worse.
That
is
always
the
,
best
to
fulfil
the
instructions
given
condition
of
affairs
during
a
period
of
deflation.
nen
public
meeting
on
sun-
Severarhundred
vpars
nun
them
was
a
had
timp
in
Ttn-
'
nd
eml
savor
to
merit
the
Jake
wants
to
know
if
a
man!
Some
people
are
ho
mad
with
the
Tolmie
government
that
they
refuse
to
buy
gasoline
so
as
to
avoid
,
paying
the
six
cents
tax.
j
Leap
Year
is
getting
along
nicely
and
very
few
casualties
are
so
far
reported.
It
I.ittlr
Bi
Poop
Has
lost
this
sheep
The
sheep
is
aoing
well
Irs
safe
f-om
harm
When
it's
.n
the
arm
Of
pretty
Joan
Blondell
C.N.R
steamer
Prince
George.
Capt.
II
E
Nedden,
arrived
in
port
at
11
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powrll
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
will
sail
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
whenc
she
will
return
here
tcmorrow
night
southbound.
Palpitation
of
the
Heart
Could
Hardly
Get
Around
;M.
CWI
Storms,
R.R
5,
Virion,
Ont,
write:"
I
wm
troubled
with
palpitation
cl
U
heart;
.couhlu't
aWp,
day
or
niht,
and
wm
ao
weak
I
could
hardly
grt
around.
After
taking
Milburn'i
Heart
and
Nervt
PilVi
I
wm
frwrtly
relieved
of
thwe
attAcks.
My
mother
alao
has
peat
faith
in
thn
and
nod
no
other
medicine
can
help
her
so
much
for
heart
trouble.
I
ran
amtura
tmi
tint
M;ik..n.
.nil
Nerve
Fllli
are
a
wonderful
buikier."
1
r
lh,rDU,
"(
Utttn
l
Gfurrtl
f.lnltit
Vtftndt
nttwitk.
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which
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Such
an
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tpelW
independence.
It
opens
the
door
to
a
care-free
future.
It
means
security
from
money
worries.
To
make
your
dreams
of
retirement
come
true,
imply
invest
part
of
your
earnings
each
year
In
life
Insurance.
Your
future
income
can
lie
more
than
$150.00,
or
lets
depending
entirely
upon
the
amount
of
savings
you
set
aside
for
this
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And
should
you
not
live
to
old
age,
your
family
is
fully
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hy
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same
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hy
the
same
monthly
income.
Any
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will
gladly
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you
complete
information
on
this
the
moit
modern
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ait
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