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Wednesday,
May
18,
1932
It
was
a
despicable
act
of
John
Hughes
Curtis,
Norfolk
ak
came
in
shipbuilder,
to
play
upon
the
sympathies
of
a
man
who
had
lost
his
child
as
is
reported
to
have
been
done
in
the
case
of
Colonel
Lindbergh.
How
much
more
of
the
search
story
may
prove
to
be
fiction
remains
yet
to
be
told.
The
report
that
the
child
was
held
at
sea
must
have
turned
the
searchers
from
other
possible
clues
and
helped
the
real
criminals
to
escape.
The
fighting
in
Bombay,
India,
between
Moslems
and
Hindus
is
one
of
the
periodic
quarrels
that
develop
between
people
of
two
hostile
religions
where
bigotry
and
fanaticism
prevail.
It
indicates
one
of
the
difficulties
of
governing
the
country
and
shows
how
impossible
it
would
be
to
leave
the
people
to
their
own
resources
as
they
were
before
British
intervention.
At
that
time
they
were
broken
into
dozens
of
different
warring
nations
or
clans.
Britain
has
united
these
and
is
gradually
preparing
them
for
self-government
When
all
become
educated
and
learn
to
be
more
tolerant
of
each
other
they
will
be
able
to
take
upon
themselves
the
very
important
functions
that
self-government
imposes.
MUST
CULTIVATE
GARDEN'S
The
relief
department
of
the
city
of
Edmonton
is
insisting
m
that
every
married
man
receiving
relief
must
cultivate
a
garden
this
year.
Those
who
have
gardens
of
their
own
are
expected
to
get
them
under
cultivation
and
those
who
have
no
garden
are
given
one
by
the
city
to
cultivate.
They
have
plenty
of
vacant
lots
and
seeds
are
provided
by
the
city.
The
compulsory
order
is
all
right
for
the
city
of
Edmonton
where
it
is
easy
to
cultivate
a
vacant
lot.
In
Prince
Rnpert
the
case
fe
rather
different
A
vacant
lot
is
usually
covered
with
stumps
and
roots
or
is
swampy
and
unfit
for
cultivation
without
extensive
and
expensive
draining.
Once
a
garden
is
prepared,
cultivation
is
not
difficult
but
the
right
kind
of
weather
is
desirable
and
the
gardener
has
to
await
his
opportunity.
l
'if
Headaches
caused
by
Acidity
haunts
its
wum
hie
do
cat
disagree,
rjaws
fliituk-nre
and
makes
you
sluttish
W
ork
i
an
effort,
before
night,
a
heuda
lie
Do
you
know
mhat
is
wrong?
An
arid-soaked
system)
Too
many
acid
foods.
But
yu
need
nl
diet
your
way
out
of
tuts
difficulty!
Take
a
taMmpoonful
or
two
of
Phillips
Mflk
of
Masnoia.
From
tfce
hnt
you
relieve
that
aeid
condition
you
will
feel
like
aooUter
penoa.
Every
spooaful
of
Philtipii'
Milk
of
Magnesia
wfll
neutralize
many
times
as
much
acid.
Take
it
when
stomach
nerv
es
are
over-stimulated
through
worry,
or
excitement;
when
everything
ferments
in
ytnir
stomach,
and
waste
matter
is
poisoning
the
bloodstream
or
whenever
the
bowers
are
clogged.
'ACID
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
has
a
penile,
laxative
action.
It
i
ever
so
much
better
for
one
than
the
harsb
purgauves
that
upset
the
sloraeh
or
weaken
the
bowel
metrics.
An
occinn
dene
of
PhiUint'
Milk
of
Magnesia
is
all
that
is
necessary
to
avoid
those
periodical
attacks
of
sluggishness
so
apt
to
occur
with
any
person
who
docs
not
get
a
great
deal
of
phv-jiod
exercise.
Phillips'
Milk
or
Magnesia
is
sold
at
drug
stores
everywhere
in
the
dominion
in
bottles.
Be
sure
to
say
Phillipa'"
when
you
buy.
.
Then
You're
sure
of
getting
the
product
that
doctors
prescribe.
The
ideal
dentifrice
for
tJean
teeth
ami
healthy
gims
is
Pbiltlps'
Dental
Magnesia,
a
superior
toothpaste
that
safeguards
against
add-mouth.
(Made
in
Canada.)
PHILLIPS'
ULK
OF
MAGNESIA
If
you
lose
anything,
try
a
classified
ad.
By
Tom
Reid,
M.P.
ev
Zealand
Treaty
Under
Discussion
1$.
C.
Tone.
Opposed
to
Lower
Freight
Rates
Relief
Work
to
Be
Curtailed
3.00
Friday,
April
29
Practically
the
whole
of
the
day
was
taken
up.
in
discussing
the
New
Zeafend
treaty
and
con-
$fio
giderable
interest
was
shown
in
this
throughout
the
day.
9-
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
who
piloted
the
treaty
through,
was
kept
busy
explaining
to
u
tne
ttouse
every
pnase
ot
the
treaty
25
.15
1.40
ii
was
somewaat
amuMag
to
lis-
ten
to
the
accusations
of
the
Liberal
mem
ben
whs
seised
the
opportunity
to
remind
the
members
of
the
government
side
that
ea:h
and
every
one
of
them
had
in
July
they
were
silent
as
the
treaty
was
going
through
th
Houe
tiie
duty
on
butter
being
reduced
from
8c.
to
5c.
The
question
of
wool
entering
Canada
free
from
New
Zealand
r
a
great
deal
of
?rlticlsm,
especially
as
the
government
only
about
two
weeks
previous
had
voted
ka
the
House
for
a
duty
on
all
wool
entering
Canada.
IVen
one
of
the
Conservative
1930
promised
better
prices
u
the
1
mitnber
eeuM
not
refrain
from
farmer
and
more
protection
In
the
rising
and
chldlne
the
Minister
matter
of
butter
and.
now.
here
and
his
fellow
members
for
not
be-
ng
altogether
honest
during
the
last
election
to
the
matter
of
promises
reipawUng
the
entry
of
butter
to
this
eoceiry
To
tie,
R
s?ems
there
is
very
Mttle
to
be
gained
by
-r
'longed
discussions
after
the
treaty
has
been
signed
If
both
xantriu,
and
it
was
evident
that
the
members
on
the
government
side
were
very
glad
when
the
discussions
ended
and
Hie
treaty
pasted
the
house.
Time
will
prove
the
wisdom
or
otherwise
of
this
treaty.
I
am
not,
unmindful,
however,
that
both
"New
Zealanc
and
Australia
at
present
nave
their
currencies
at
a
Discount
rate
considerafity
betow
ours
on
the
world
market
which
allows
'
hem
oalui
a
rati',
tide
to
the
mar-rets
of
the
work,
they
being
in
a
position
to
accept
less
money,
y
:teh
means
more
to
them
In
heir
coin
than
it
does
to
us
However,
it
is
well
to
remember
that
we
must
buy
as
waU
as
selL
No
na
tion
can
have
it
all
one
way.
Trade
I
my
mind
is
the
life-stream
of
,
oar
country.
Monday,
JEay
2
It
is
rather
In-iterenimj
to
wasth
the
parade
ot
.
the
Speaker
leave
his
quarters
and
ipioceec"
to
the
House
The
procession
is
headed
by
the
chief
eon-I
stable
and
his
two
deputies;
then
comes
the
seraant-at
arms
carrying
the
mace
on
his
shoulder,
following
him
1?
the
Shaker
with
the
chief
page
at
his
nne
and.
following
the
Speaker,
is
the
clerk,
the
assistant
clerk
and
two
pastes.
Everyone
must
stand
to
one
side
as
the
procession
marehes
along
the
main
galleries
and
enters
the
PA
OB
two
mi
;
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
-
-
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PnfeMthed
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
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-
Managing-Editor
A
Week's
Doings
at
Parliament
House
of
Qommons
a
few
minutes
before
three
o'clock.
The
mace
it-laid
on
the'
table
as
the
Spsakar
takes
his
seat
afer
which
alarm
bel
are
set
ringing
for
the
space
of
three
or
four
minutes
r--'.;inv
the
members
to
prayers.
Monday
has.
usually
a
sparce
attendance
of
members.
The
second
reading
of
the
C-mi-uanies'
Ajct
amendment
was
moved
by
ttu
Hon.
C.
h.
Canon,
Secretary
of
State,
the
purpose
of
the
bill
being
to
avoid
ft
certain
amount
of
confusion
regarding
stock
companies
as
between
the
provincial
and
dominion
governments.
It
was
interesting
to
learn
that
certain
companies,
who
are
refused
charters
to
conduct
business
in
re
gard
to
insurance
and
stock
of:
various
kinds,
could
go
to
the
pro
vince
and
in
many
instances
re-1
eeive
charters.
Cases
were
cited
where
companies,
who
were
re
fused
charters
both
by
the
pro-
vinees
and
dominion,
went
to
Lon-
;
don
and
obtained
a
charter
there,
coming
back
to
Canada
and.
op-',
erating
as
a
company,
all
of
which
Is
not
very
good
for
me
welfare
of
the
nation
The
Premier
raid
that
he
hoped
sometime
to
appoint
a
federal
board,
that
Is
If
h.
rrould
I
get
the
provinces
t
agree,
and
this
Nard
would
have
tne
final
say
or
supervision
of
such
companies
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hrand
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Enter
your
handwriting
in
eiery
one
of
thce
weekly
cnnteitts.
A
contestant
vhwe
huixl
writing
does
not
win
this
week,
may
win
next
week
or
the
week
after
with
another
specimen.
So,
smoke
Turret
Cigarette
ave
the
empty
park-ages
and
enter
every
one
of
these
hig
CAK-A-WF.EK
CONTESTS.
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of
the
joy
of
ow-nlng
one
of
thee
new,
hand
Mime,
powerful
cars.
What
a
holiday
you
could
have
what
joyoin
triis
on
weekends
what
glorious
evenings
in
he
cool
moonlight.
There
will
Iks
no
wailing
the
prize
car
will
Ik-
delivered
immediately
through
the
nearest
Chevrolet
dealer.
It's
worth
trying
for
and
jour
writing
has
as
good
a
chance
to
win
s
that
of
any
other
contestant.
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of
excise
stamp
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and
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jears
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handwriting
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winner,
a
selected
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the
judges,
will
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the
one
which,
In
their
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reveals
the
mot
interesting
features.
In
addition,
fifty
frre
readings
will
he
given
each
week
to
selected
contestants.
All
Entries
for
First
Contest
Must
be
Mailed
by
May
25,
1932,
and
the
Winner
will
be
Announced
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