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Wednesday,
April
X,
1933
jtjie
return
of
prosperity
tbey
piteipn
ill
be
cgneraDiy
ngmeneu.
(Every
citizen
is
an
aet
o
-jaijpity
jto
iPiifjee
Rupert.
Which
are
you?
HAVE
JJAI)
TJIEJR
TJJR
i'-Tte-Psimisb
have
had
tftqir
turn.
'Quife
v&L
mm
of
years
all
their
dire
prietions
hveToii
justified..
Conditions
became
wore.tbn
yen
Jiip
yorat
pesai-niist
expected.
.
.
Tqday
we
look
around
ard
.4lfifiWi0.pUniPJov-d
Cjpnditions.
The
stock
mallet
PfSjm
Jiomfl
the
fcjiange
and
has
indicated
it
quite
caarif-
ww
wp.re
con-iipently
looking
forward
to
definite
improytwnt.
Little
by
little
at
first,
the
change
will
come
but
as
the
movement
ior
neiterment
proceeds,
it
pace
will
be
expedited,
1
will
exert
a
new
influence
on
every
community.
Was
So
Short
of
Breath
Gould
Nol
Lippown
to
Sleep
Mrs.
P.
J.
Cherooff,
Sliurrurrai,
B.C.,
wntM:
"I
bad
been
so
truublad
with
ahorUwaa
of
brmU
I
could
not
lie
iluitn
to
iWj.
1
couldn't
do
any
hard
work,
or
climb
the
tairt,
and
bad
Berrow
sad
amqUVrring
ftwliajca,
and
bai
very
wmIL
I
tried
all
Idada
of
modidne,
but
mmU
get
no
relkf
until
after
I
had
taken
tart-
Lmm
of
MJlburn'i
tleart
and
Nerr
PilU.
and
line
tkca
I
hart
Mt
Letter
in
evwy
way.''
T.HJS
oo
isJPP
CANADIAN
Ham
Two
very
good
reasons
why
you
should
.tnjjry
it
-and
it
only
costi
a
few
cenu.
.Start
today
yvjth
two
Shredded
Wheat
JJiicuits
critped
in
the
oven
and
smothered
in
milk,
hot
or
cold.
.iHrcdded
Wheat
is
100'
;
whole
wheat
100',,;
Canadian
wheat.
FOOD
12
BIG
BISCUITS
IN
EVERY
BOX
SHREDDED
WHEAT
JA0
IN
CANADA
8
CANADIANS
.
OF
CANADIAN
WHEAT
-
e-f
i
Daily
iJewsWant
Ads.
bring
quick
Results
UNIVERSAL
s?tfm
J7
,reste
option
of
World
.TQCIJOLI,
Swedjen.
.Vptfl
2,6:
(CPk
The
English
language
Is
rapidly
mining
ground
and
will
be
3j0Q
fliynly
established
a
the
universal
8
00
!?rua8e
one
01
tvwo
more
en'
erJion
according
to
an
article
i:i
the
Swedish
periodical
"Intel
na-
1.40
tional
.Co-operation,"
the
organ
Qt
ay
:
the
Information
Bureau
for
Peace
If)
m1
International
Co-operation
in
j!n
;
Stockholm.
"There
is
no
doubt
that
amonsat
.
Vhe
younger
generation
n
m
st
countries
thgrc-
is
a
&tsong)y
iros-
i'ng
interest
in
English
and'
that
the
ability
to
sjie.ik
the
language
v.
n:
soon
be
spread
to
an
ostein
tli
:
only
20
years
as?o
we
Were
unable
u
..
,
v.
realize."
the
article
begins
Th
ailthrtr
nnintj:
nut
that
a
:i
tv.itiv.
BRITAIN'S
FINANCES
j
language
English
fs
used
by
ruunh
Thp
brjef
summary
qf
the
British
budget
published
yes-
iy
30,000,000
people,
or
about
on.
ierqay
indicates
that
ihe
.British
government
is
paying
jnmth
01
ne
world
population
itjs
way
on
domestic
expenditures
and
overhead
charges
;
'VSSSSJ
"JTt"
Mailed
to
raise
sufficient
money
to
make
the
unbiid-junad
nres
ln
a
partft
J
.mep
war
debt
payment
jto
trie
United
States
and
also
an-'world,
and
the
places
where
English
Other
(leDt
payment
OI
over
eleven
million
pounds.
bX-(
cannot
be
ueed
as
a
means
of
com
eluding
these,
the
country
had
a
surplus.
s
va
.result
.of
the
improvement
in
business
conditions
niany
people
were
expecting
a
reduction
in
taxation,
particularly
in
the
income
tax.
!Dhey
are
disappointed
for
it
has
been
found
necessary
to
continue
the
present
high
rate
:ln
view
of
the
financial
situation.
The
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer
estimates
that
next
year
there
will
be
a
surplus
.pi
seventeen
million
pounds
but
no
provision
is
made
for
war
debt
redemption,
indicating
that
they
expect
cancellation
ar
large
reduction
of
the
amount
payable
Some
English
writers
have
been
criticizing
the
government
for
trying
to
pay
their
debts
when
other
countries
'are
refusing
to
do
so.
However,
that
is
the
British
way.
They
will
pay
if
they
can.
Making
the
payments
so
far
has
ixjen
.a
great
strain
on
the
finance
-of
ihe
$imtry.
Taxes
have
ibeen
very
high,
probably
Wgfter
fepui
&
any
-otyer
Dart
of
the
world,
vet
there
have
Leea
lew
isflnimainte.
With
munication
between
strangers
are
in
a
distant
minority.
Thus
ln
prac-
'
tically
all
the
ports
of
the
earth
English
is
the
natural
linguistic
link
between
people
of
different
races
and
nationalities.
The
author
emphasises
that
tuition
in
English
Is
improving
and
increasing
in
the
schools
the
world
over
and
has
been
Introduced
ln
the
lower
public
schools
of
many
countries.
The
widely
spread
English-
speaking
sound
films
have
also
dispute
or
conference
The
Letter
0
ItK
1ULNWELL
MILL
Bdttor.
Dally
News:
THE
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DAILY
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Wednesday
A,.,:
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,,
iM
,
-
fffmaaucgoasswra
language
fews
and
Views
o;
Noted
Pilot
Goes
Trout
F:
string
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aagaagWijJJsaarogttV''-jaaPiiaaailSfc
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Ihe
Iluwk;;
a
llshlii
Fi.mk
Hiwk
.-Jltl-s
.WA.:
i.ir
o!
.:;
a;
.n;.
wl.
gati..
BASKETBALL
strongly
contributed
to
Increase
the
fuP
W"e
tn,pelfU
.
i
u.
During
ljvtfr
Week
interest
and
knowledge
In
English
amongst
the
young
people.
In
this
way.
the
author
concludes,
the
Question
of
adopting
an
international
auxiliary
laneuace
will
ultimately
be
solved
without
any
eon-
ORBKNVlLU:
Aprii
20
The
Oreenvllle
Village
Improvement
Association
arranged
for
a
basketball
tournung.
to
be
held
at
OrecnvOle
on
laster
Monday
aj
Tuaadgy.
April
17
and
li
Sliver
cupa
were
olXeaed
Is.
men'
teams
gtrls'
teams
and
bo4
of
fourteen
years
and
under.
Kntries
acre
received
from
Oit-lgdftiaiks.
Port
atmpso..
KlncoUth
and
Oreenrifle
for
the
men's
teams,
Oituwbualks
and
OreenviUe
:io!i'(!
"fd
p:lo!
ami
li.M
r
:na
rt-d
at
Cirmel
NY
lor
tti
T.in
iiawks
ts
with
:iun
basket
ust
on
time
and
ran
out
winners
by
25
t
23.
TOURNAMENT
'kih0'-
I
lard
J
Umrj
B
WrlTht.
D.
for
Morvl.
.
E.
Johnson.
P.
Morvin
Kr:oliih
A.
Hook.
P
Bolton.
J
Johnson.
C.
Lincoln,
P.
gjlchapi-ber
Referee
W
Ridley
of
Ketchikan
Scorer
c.
Uorven.
Tucfrtbyr
Evening
Uf.
k
1
1
v.
1
1
-
.4
M
-
-1
.
W
I
J,u"
f
F
cmromi
iog
uams
were
given
a
ww-amc
sportlngly
challenged
iUadirnU;
ahlr.
if
desired
on
Tueaday
and
of
circumstances"
being
as
legiti-
dinner
at
the
house
of
F
M4Ct
rrv,
I
hP
.
noisimleta
i
4
i
huvn
i
hifl
i
.i
thniv
turn
.
,,
Vnt
.
Inf
',
no
,
Ukh,.;
mate
.
as
any
one
eise,
'
oui
J
.
inter
.
unaer
ine
ausnieei
'"I
Of
the
VUlaar
ftr
'
"".ythat
we
are
merely
a
few
or
the
improvement
Ajgocletton.
lHhe,m
any
,turn
our
faces
toward
a
lew
tQpiflrrQW
Uithl
out
of
worlui"
piecing
together
In
the
first
basketball
match
Ui
.Itiv
(ioa,
new
ineaLS
anu
a
new
supply
OI
yoimg
men
Who
;
some
old
Junk
in
hopes
of
making
a
,oreenvtlle
girls'
team
wsre
a
lltt
mm
qui
oi
ii.
ana
wiis
wunoui
me
ummiict
ana
proven
ocuer
in
sr.oo;
expenditure
of
any
money
is
abao-
lng
and
were
victors
by
7
to
3
lutely
absurd
and
insulting.
Oreenvllle
Reds
B.
McKay.
V
If
you
had
taken
the
trouble
to
Huss.
L.
Robinson.
N
Davis.
C
have
gone
out
to
the
plant
you
Davis.
M
Martin.
C.
Douglas.
M
would
never
have
written
it.
but
I
Ward.
B.
Martin.
M
Huss.
am
sure
no
such
condition
was
.ever
Oltladamiks
P.
Mercer.
L
Ad
Implied
by
conversation
with
the
am
w
Davis.
B.
.Brown.
EI
Eli.
R
writer
I
remember
dtstinetlv
iltt.
Aoams.
lng
we
had
been
averaging
abut
$1,000
per
month
disbursements
over
all
the
leases.
And
while
I
stated
we
were
using
some
parts
oi
an
old
mill,
the
rest
of
the
plant
was
quite
modern
and
ln
good
shape.
We
as
I
also
staled
have
no
de-
1
tire
for
any
publicity,
having
noth-
I
offending
article
j
Yours
very
truly
fiAdmintonClub
c
i
i
n
Scorer:
8
Wilson.
Referees;
J
Adams.
Simon
M
Kay.
In
the
Senior
game
the
Oreen
ville
team
were
much
faster
and
had
a
better
combination
and
wer
the
winners
by
IT
to
IS.
It
proved
a
good
sportlrg
game
and
was
ling
to
sell
the
public,
and
only
ask
"r
""JU,ru
f
Dl?c-
that
we
can
carry
on
our
work
I
quietly
to
success
or
failure
but
Oitenville
Chxli
Calder.
Iiy
would
a
at
you
at
least
publk
Toray.
gunon
Calder.
A
Bobln-
i
thl.s
letter
ln
some
retraction
of
Uie
son.
Anthony
Cgldar,
P.
Itttat.
Port
Simpson:
yf.
V.hite,
P.
Alex-
L.B.
DAVIDSON.
"p.
'TV
Dunweil
1111.
Lawaon.
A.
Swangon.
Scorer:
8.
Wllajui
Referees:
W
OaMer
and
O.
Monday
livening
urs
oreenvllle
boyg
pjofgd
io
be
ooci&i
ana
uance
w
bigger
4
'
-
wan
KlncoUth
and
two
smaller
.
,.
,
,
.
.
boy
wre
substiUUed
efler
tty
first
Ooe
Persons
UundreU
.Present
at
quarter
but.
In
-nit
of
thla.0ien-
Kupert
att
Alslr
?hle
wWe
the
KJ,
iyV
to
y
i
.
77
J
.
.
,
Oreenville:
j
AhS4,
R
McNeil,
The
Rupert
Bast
badminton
,
club
c.
Alexander,
W.'
McKay.
P
Mc-
stagod
a
most
enjoyable
dance
soclll
Kay,
D
Venn
A
Robinson
W
'In
the
Rupert
Eaatgymjagt
evening.
Stephens,
n.
Tait.
8ome
one
hundred
persons
were
In
KlncoUth
-F
Ittrton,
j.
Watts,
!
attendance.
A.
Ourney.
I.
Angus,
M.
Iteldon.
yui
Auen
was
master
or
cere-
Referee
h
McKay.
aeroplane
spfC.1
;
it
:nni;
fhlng
JblTk
Moose
Women
Have
Whist
and
Dance
Twelve
Tables
to.lUy
)t
efegful
'
)jirV
Ut
."ilght
The
Women
of
the
Moose
held
a
highly
successful
bridge
and
vhlat
perty
last
night
In
the
Moose
Hall
There
were
twelve
table
of
cards
In
the
boys'
game
OreenviUe
and
Dria
winners
were:
arii
proved
too
much
for
the
Bridge
ladles'
first
Mrs
K.
;
smaller
KlncoUth
team
and
wan
Larg.;
eontolaUon.
Mrs.
Sam
Hon-eqml
ortably
by
21
Je
Wso
Uut
the
gn;
"men
first.
Richard
Long,
total
score
iOt
ttt
"ewd'tamH
wa.
consiUUon.
H
Orimsfnn.
i
OreenyUle
4i.
KlnUth
S.
Whlt
ladles'
first.
Mrs
H.
U-'
In
the
girls'
game,
although
Olt-
Uutd:
consolation.
Mrs
L
Wkk:
ladamlks
played
harder
than
on
mens
first.
V
Storrtk.
n
eolation.
Monday,
a
very
even
game
resul-
n
w
ttmnson
i
xor
toe
girts'
toi.
and
KincoUUi
ted
io
Oreenville
Just
wtrning
b
and
Greenville
for
the
boys'
teams.
2
points,
the
aeaae
being
I
to
4.
A
tKnr
wmm
anl
1
1
tmin
n
.
The
result
at
th
tan
iuhm
ni
j.
u
wcimji
wu
your
ufe,
te
BUifc.
aiul
boy,.
Wi
;P,
Oreenvllle.
U.
OlUadamiks.
7.
wr-up
on
the
above,
in
a
recent
&0
ma
tones
were
pUyed
a-d
the
Senior
Man's
Final
paper.
All
that
such
publicity
can
M
acores
of
to
ui&Wif
wore
This
nut
should
We
beer,
dp
for
tp
U
to
make
us
appear
ridl-
ukec
tor
deciding
the
champion
played
by
Itlncotlth
and
Oreen
cuious
and
perhaps
Injure
our
ere-
ship.
but
Kl
colltr.
dgUnlted
and
dlt
should
we
need
any
in
the
fu-
.Monday
OreenviUe
team
WW
talft
the
pos-
ulv-
At
noon
on
ajottaejr
ail
the
visit-
sesson
of
the
tronhv
Thev
ven-
B
J..
Bacon
was
master
of
cere-iionles
for
bridge
and
Charles
Lemon
for
whist
Refreshments
were
served
after
which
several
present
enjoyed
innclnt
for
which
piano
music
furnished
by
Mrs
J.
8
Black
The
Armory
of
the
First
Bortb
M.
C
Reeiment
hns
been
mdi
mil.
to
a)knock
out
game
for
the
run
.
Wedneiav
evrnlnv
of
each
week
This
was
very
evenly
contested
I
for
nthletlr
and
vmnukun
train.
ind,
after
being
down
9
to
17
in
1
Ine
and
Tom
Barton
has
agreed
to
he
flnt
half.
Oreenvllle
made
i!
'
k
rh
iree
of
r)ae
if
sufficient
letermirca
eriort
in
the
second
In
-rerr
is
hown
Hnvmr
nnthtn.
t
and
at
the
end
of
time
the
orr
were
equil
rive
m'nute
ach
amy
with
a
one-minute
in-rvjl
w.s
decided
uon
and
.
In
his
time
the
excitement
was
ln-
rse
After
a
game
It
nucule
OK-
tdimlks
were
victorious
by
7
ll'tlS.
'
8cores
werr
Oltladamiks,
34;
'
reenvllle.
n
In
the
evening
thrie
were
tw.
,
exhibition
boxing
displays
givn
nc,
afterwards,
the
cups
were'
relented
by
the
Village
Improvement
Association
to
the
s-jcreslu'
'earns.
I
The
proceeds
of
the
tournament
!
are
to
be
given
to
the
New
Church
I
Building
fund
and
ihe
Village
Im
provement
Association
wish
t!
thank
all
the
competing
teams
a
d1
the
visitors
for
the
support
which,
they
gave
to
this
cause.
Gyros
Entertained
By
Elks
9t
Bridge
Joyablr
Affair
Ilfld
.It
Following
a
dinner
meeting
last
evening
which
took
the
plaot
of
the
regutgr
eelcly
Uincheon;
members
of
the
Gyro
XHub
ware
entgrUlned
at
an
enjoyable
bridge
evening
by'
the
E.ks'
Lodge,
there
being
about
sixty
persons
present
In
all.
The1
Oyros
were
welcomed
on
behalf
of
the
Elks
by
O.
C
Mitchell,
exaltert
monies
for
ihe
eyenUw.
and
splen-
Bcorei
8
Wilson.
1
ruler.
T.
W.
Hrown.
prenldent
renlv-
dW
music
was
provided
by
Mr
and
In
the
first
ntf
KlncoUth
had
Iiik
for
the
Oyros
and
expressing
Mrs.
J.D
WcKay
and
Messrs
IJrem-
t-j
best
of
th,.
men's
game
and
thanks
for
the
hospitality
shown
,ner.
Watt
and
Lee.
were
leading
17
to
-6
at.
naif
tune.
During
the
evening
refreshments
Refreshments
were
served
under
In
the
second
half
rJstladnmlks
were
served,
the
direction
of
Mrs.
R
O.
Macau-
played
much
better
combination
There
were
twelve
tables
of
cards
l,v
and
at
one
tunP
the
scores
were
.Sam
.Tov
winnlnn
first
prize
and
P
.
Mitchell
Ouy
was
at
the
door
level
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uew
Improvements
also
Modemtelng.
with
the
nw
type
tubes,
speakers
tone
or
volume
controls
will
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these.
We
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equipment,
material
and
experience
to
do
this
at
reasonable
rates.
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