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LIBERAL
SLATE
Owing
to
the
fact
that
the
Socialist
candidates
in
Cowi-chan-Newcastle
and
Fernie
have
joined
the
C.
C.
F.
party,
the
Liberals
in
those
constituencies
have
chosen
candi
MUSIC
CLUB
IN
SESSION
Meet
I
lies
For
Season
Kesutned
With
Catherine
Yesterday
at
Home
Of
President
The
Ladies'
Music
Club
resumed
its
activities
for
the
1933-34
season
with
an
Informal
business
meeting
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
the
president,
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcltnosh.
Out
of
respect
for
Mrs.
Max
Hell-broner,
who
was
to
have
had
charge
of
the
day,
there
was
no
program.
Motions
of
condolence
were
passed
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hellbroner
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jarvls
H.
McLeod,
who
were
bereaved
recently
In
the
deaths
of
their
sons,
and
one
minute's
steading
stance
was
observed..
The
presentation
was
made
by
the
president.
Mrs.
Mcintosh,
to
Miss
Frances
Moore
of
the
Music
Club
Cup
for
having
mode
highest
marks
in
the
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music
examinations.
Miss
Moore,'
who
is
a
student
of
the
Sisters
of
St.
Joseph,
played
a
piano
sok).
Tea
was
served
with
Mrs.
O.
A.
Woodland
pouring
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
.Stamford
and
Mrs.
H.
F.
Pullen
serving.
The
tea
table
was
taste-
fully
decorated
with
beautiful
yel-
Thursday.
Oct.
12,
1933
i
low
chrysanthemums.
Program
For
Season
The
following
program
for
the
forthcoming
season
has
been
arranged:
October
S
"Spanish
and
Argentine
Music,
"
Mrs.
Ernest
Andersen.
November
8
"Mlseellaneoiu."
dates
to
contest
the
election.
That
means
a
full
slate
of
miss
Elisabeth
currie.
Liberals
not
one
missing.
The
Liberals
have
the
only
complete
slate
in
this
election,
no
other
party
having
the
temerity
to
enter
all
constituencies.
Next
to
them
in
number
come
the
C.
C.
F.
BUSIEST
MAN,
IN
PROVINCE
T.
D.
Pattullo
is
today
the
busiest
man
in
the
province.
When
he
left
here
recently
he
was
expected
to
visit
prac-
f
mailt
airat(
nnnnfifunnnii
.
I
T)HAMI
November
22
"Church
Miwtc,"
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
guest
day).
December
13
"Christmas
Music."
Mrs.
J.
H.
McLeed.
December
31
"Hospital
Day."
January
10
"MIseeJtaneotK,
Mrs.
J.
H.
Carson.
January
34
"Polish
and
Hungarian
Musk."
Miss
M.
McCaffery.
February
14
"Ballads
and
Eere-
tivctwj
nc.j
luiicniuciic)
in
me
iJiu.iJiue
i
cute
nades."
Mrs.
R.
Bartiett
River.
That
meant
scarcely
one
day
for
each
riding
with!
February
2e-"oerman
compes-several
speeches
a
day
in
addition
to
attending
to
many
'."
Mrs.
h.
Rochester,
detail
matters
and
meeting
as
many
as
possible
of
the
elec-!
March
"Hebridean
Music-tors.
It
is
a
stupendous
undertaking.
Local
people
will
un-iM";
Wm;H.!f.r-
derstand
fixm
this
how
difficult
it
has
been
for
him
to
cuZrmiTn
iKu
meet
inula
an
jiiuivitiuauv.
u
woum
ue
useless
ior
mm
ioiday
ne
eieciea
in
rnnce
itupert
ana
not
carry
the
rest
of
thei
April
n
"Spring
Muckv
Mr.
province.
Happily
the
people
here
know
him
pretty
well'01
woodland.
and
will
sympathize
with
his
efforts.
This
is
particularly!
pr"
26r"Frencn
n
Ti
i
...t-:-L
i
i
Miss
E.
u.
Lenox.
ii
uc
ui
mc
vuecu
iiiuiuuc
imuiius
wiucn
ne
nus
oeen
unable
to
visit.
Word
from
that
part
of
the
constituency
indicates
that
he
is
receiving
great
support
over
there
and!
that
he
vm
be
given
a
handsome
majority
at
most
of
the
polling
places
V
INTEREST
IS
GREAT
While
there
is
considerable
election
interest
here,
it
is
of
a
quiet
thoughtful
nature.
Quite
different
from
what
is
April
28
"Students'
R.
L.
Mcintosh.
Composers,"
Day."
Mrs,
May
9
"Annual
Meeting."
Man
in
the
Moon
taking
place
in
some
parts
of
the
province.
Vancouver
pood
afternoon
foiki.x
have
been
.
.w.
"'u
"u
""'".r
"Mam
again
an
set
for
a
tatk
about
me
souuiem
maemanu
siow
some
excitement.
We
mustiporrue.
ask
our
readers
who
are
not
much
interested
in
politics
to
I
bear
with
US
for
a
short
time.
It
will
be
all
nvpr
nn
Nnvpm-
Take
a
look
at
the
candidates.
ber
2
and
then
we
shall
be
able
to
think
of
other
matters.
rtun
are
y
tbrw?
and
eeh
H
Tr
moans
an
trmr.li
tn
thn
nn.vin
r
Uvo
Ua
hiA
Via
Jnuwl
"e
a
e.
per
ot
government
lor
the
next
few
years,
saaaaaalaaaaaaiBa
''jjjjjB
"
x
THE
FOR
SAFE
KEEPING
To
ktip
voluobl
popart
in
one's
offic
or
home
It
to
run
a
risk
which
may
rstult
In
on
trreparablt
tott.
A
private
Safety
Deposit
box
at
The
Royal
Bank
cottt
IHtle,
li
conveniently
located,
and
gives
complete
protection
ogainst
fire
or
theft.
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
feet
in
wind
and
Mmb
and
asi
ready
for
the
race
en
November
2.
There's
T.
D.,
who
has
represented
I
Prince
Rvpert
iJnee
lfilti.
Ife
saya
the
people
heee
have
treated
him4
well.
Not
many
men
can
keep
the
confidence
of
the
people
that
long,
and
still
look
like
a
winner.
He
can't
be
here
for
his
training
but
he
says
he
is
with
us
In
spirit.
IIU
final
words
before
leaving
were:
think
I
can
trust
the
people
of
Prince
Ho
pert
to
do
the
right
thing.''
And1
Juke
says
he
can.
Now
there's
Ex-Alderman
Kud-derham.
He
knows
what
it
is
to
be
elected
often
and
defeated
seldom
He
Is
waving
the
banner
of
social-
Ism
but
objects
to
the
red
flag.
His
flag
Is
only
pink
but
it
has
a
reddish
appearance.
If
elected
he
will
do
his!
bit
to
upset
the
present
system,
to
spike
the
guns
of
the
banks,
and
generally
to
play
Old
Harry
with
everything
and
everybody
except
the
farmer.
He
says
he
likes
the
Victoria
eilmate
but.
If
not
eleoted,
Prince
Rupert's'
him.
good
enough
fori
Charles
Chapman
is
one
of
those
Intensely
serious
persons
and
his
j
backers
are
all
serious,
so
serious
ana
sanguine
that
they
really
truly
'expect
people
to
vote
for
the
Red
J
Flag,
the
Russian
system,
the
rule
of
the
proletariat.
Like
the
C.
C.
F.
policy
It
is
baed
on
the
pliJlosophy
of
Carl
Marx,
only
it
would
do
at
,
one
fell
swoop
what
the
others
would
do
gradually.
Charles
does
not
expect
to
win.
He
Is
too
modcet
for,
that
but
he
would
like
to.
Qet
quick
result
with
a
want
ad
,
5"
THE
DAILY
NEWS
The
Letter
Box
THE
NEW
DEAL
'
i
soaial
atedi.
It
got
to
the
root
ot
Utopian
virion
of
the
future
aoetal
t...hit
n
It
advo-
istlc
tate
to
be
reallaed
In
the
year
cubes
the
itudy
of
the
question
of
iiiimtlnn
In
-
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i
giwiHVWVil
tsaau
VP'i
-
...
order
to
adjust
It
together
with
the
numbers
of
hours
per
day
and
days
(of
wo
pet
veek,
the
standard
of
Editor.
Dally
New:
(wages
and
commodity
prices."
In
The
average
man
In
the
street
.
ank
One
tX
tht
Liberal
pattey
says:
"I
have
no
falUi
In
the
oW
ejere
are
all
the
fandamenUl
prin-polrttcal
sarigsLlbertls
or
CTnwer-
of
the
N.
R.
A.
vntlvM"
A
rvirpf
ill
nAriisfll
nf
Plank
I
i,
-
.
u
.
i
.,
anH
fnnLIn
of
the
state
In
p'vate!oanemy.
The
establishment
of
an
advisory
board
nominated
by
all
the
factors
of
pro
duction
Is
the
first
step
of
a
new
deal.
New
Liberalism,
which
1
less
liberalism
and
mqre
democracy,
is
finally
conscious
of
the
fact
that
national
economy
must
be
operated
J.'
democratic.
KooseveH
was
also
a
mere
liberal.
All
workers
and
citl-'bbs
in
aneral
must
H
consolous
of
the
fact
that
It
is
their
duty
to
carefully
study
Plank
One
of
the
Liberal
policy.
Therein
lies
the
solution
of
our
trouble.
There
Is
concrete
pledge
to
grapple
with
the
social
problem
in
accord
with
Che
2000
bu
ft
definite
Ilpe
of
Immediate
action
as
the
situation
dnmands.-Tli
ere
Is
no
time
to
be
lost
while
there
is
suffering,
want
and
mis-:
ery.
Wliat
the
country
neeth
to
an
aoie
aaminiairauon
iikc
hw
unr
ut
Roosevelt,
acting
on
the
same
line
to
relieve
us
of
this
oppressive
si
One
of
Uie
new
Liberal
policy
em-
;BdiaU
lhat
uberal
polfey
.
TTt
.
1
flrt
iHtr
QlllV.
Tn
It.
A.
ciple,
the
establishment
of
an
eco
nomic
council.
f
This
steb
meant:
the
Intervention
Hiumday.
On
BURNED
IN
AIR
CRASH
tuation.
The
Trades
and
Labor
Councils
have
voiced
the
sentiment'
CIMTTKKDON.
ty
GOVERNMENT
OF
THE
OUSERYEn.
Next
Wednesday
afternoon,
the
steamer
Prince
Oeorge
will
sail
at
3
o'clock
Uisiaad
of
4
o'clock,
ber
regular
departure
time,
for
Anyo
ard
Stewart,
it
is
announce!
Caaadton
National
Steamship.
most
up-to-date
trend
of
political
The
change
will
be
for
the
one
under
a
charter
g
order
to
serve
i
thought
and
action.
There
Is
no
week
eiry
luiMoeven
pass-m--1
rsun
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