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YARDLEY'S
Special
Gift
Offer
!
a
65c.
Bottle
Old
English
Lavender
With
Each
Purchase
of
a
Dollar
Box
of
LAVENDER
TOILET
SOAP
.
ESTIMATE
THE
NUMBER
OF
EMPTY
FILM
SPOOLS
IN
OUIt
WINDOW
Tirst
Prite:
a
Kodak;
Second
Prhe:
Ten
Free
Enlargements
Use
the
new
panchromatic
roll
film
in
taking
snapshots
and
have
them
developed
by
us.
Ormes
Lid.
The
Rexall
Store
Prevention
of
Gossip
Society
Being
Formed
LONDON.
May
2:
iCP
A
clety
for
the
Prevention
of
Gossip
is
being
established
by
the
Rector
of
PAST
APPROVED
LONDON,
May
2:
The
House
of
Commons
approved
the
govern
ment's
new
Anglo-German
trade
pact
today.
MANURE'
For
Sale
'
$2.00
a
Load
Dominion
Dairy
Phone
Red
608
"Jfitt
Pioneer
Druqt?
tats
the
Village
of
Becklngton,
near!
Bath.
Seemingly
its
operations
are,
to
be
confined
to
within
the
borders
of
the
parish.
Presumably
what
Is
aimed
at
is
the
suppression
of
gossip
that
is
malicious
or
slanderous,
not
the
innocent
tittle-tattle
which
justifiably
goes
with
afternoon
tea.
For
the
time
being
the
names
of
the
officials
of
the
society
are
being
kept
secret.
There
are
thoe
who
Own
a
fine
new
Kelvinator-equipped
PAY
ONLY
A00
Down
Tht
bilince
spreid
ovtr
two
ycirs
Phones:
81
A-12
assert
this
will
set
gossip
going
all
the
harder.
Some
of
the
ancient
parishes
of
England
still
possess
the
ducking
stool,
in
which
women
who
had
been
condemned
as
"scolds"
would
be
soused
in
the
horse-pond.
Whether
the
Becklngton
anti-gossip
society
proposes
to
revive
this
kind
of
pun-ishment
is
not
yet
revealed.
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1
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!
!
JDo
away
with
old-fashioned,
unsanitary
methods
of
rof
rigora-tion.
End
food
spoilage
and
waste.
Install
a
Polar
Kin&
the
ultra-modern
electric
refrigerator
designed
and
built
to
givo
the
greatest
possible
value
at
the
lowest
price.
Priced
to
fit
present-day
budgets,
Polar
King
is
the
electric
refrigerator
opportunity
you
have
been
waiting
for.
New
model
with
all
porcelain
enamel
interior
and
white
lacquer
exterior
and
4
J
cubic
foot
food
capacity
is
priced
at
only
$160
cash.
Polar
King
with
GJ
cubic
foot
capacity,
$213.
Other
Kclvinator
and
General
Electric
models
at
attractive
prices
all
on
convenient
terms.
$
Cah
Prire
On
POLAR
KING
II',
CU.
FT.)
160
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Ltd.
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day
OBSERVED
Several
Hundred
Attended
Open
Airf
Gathering
Yesterday
Speakers
Heard
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
Session
in
Evening
I
The
athletic
ground
on
Acropolis
Hill
was
the
scene
oi
an
open-air
meeting
yesterday
when
the
Unemployed
Councils
called
a
united
,
from
satherlng
of
organised
labor
in
celebiatton
of
May
1,
International
Labor
Day.
An
audience
of
several
hundred
attended
and
listened
attentively
to
the
speakers
In
his
opening
remarks.
the
chalrman
outlined
the
objects
or,
May
Day
from
Its
inception
by
tin
American
Trades
Unions
in
1866
!
when
the
struggle
for
the
eiuht-
j
hour
day
began
to
the
present
ri.tv
;
It
now
being
a
world-wide
institution
as
a
determination
of
the
will
of
the
working
class
to
destroy
class
distinction
through
social
change.
Charles
Chapman,
candidate
in
the
local
provincial
election
riding,
spoke
on
the
immediate
needs
of
the
unemployed
In
Prince
Rupert
and
the
deportation
of
foreign-born
workers
by
the
government
as
undesirable
public
charges.
Tom
Bradley
spoke
of
the
allseed
suppression
of
the
workers
through
out
the
world
by
the
capitalists.
(
The-authorities
of
this
country
were
lowering
the
meagre
relief
of
the
unemployed
and,
at
the
same
time,
making
substantial
additions
to
the
police
He
spoke
of
the
policy
of
the
Hitler
dictatorship
In
Oermany
In
suppression
of
the
Jews;
the
Japanese,
aided
by
tha
Chinese
Imperial
ists,
suppressing
the
Chinese
masses
and
the
supposed
pact
of
the
European
power
to
attack
the
So
viet
Union.
Eft-Alderman
Oscar
Larson
spoke
on
May
Day
and
its
meaning
to
the
workers
and
of
1U
growth
until
now
it
was
internationally
recognised.
there
was
a
liberal
display
of
banners
bearing
slogans,
such
a.s
"Fight
against
Fascism."
"Down
with
Avar."
"Demand
l&i
Increase
In
Relief,"
"Against
Lay-offs."
"FHht
Wage
Cuts."
etc
A
confection
was
taken
to
help
defray
expenses
In
the
trial
of
Anyox
strikers.
Evening
Meeting
The
meeting
In
the
evening
in
the
C.
L.
D.
L.
Hall
was
well
attended.
The
chairman.
Neil
Lang,
delivered
an
address
dealing
with
May
Day
and
passed
on
to
present
day
con
ditions
In
general
He
remarked
that
It
was
doubtful
U
the
World
War
of
1914-18
had
had
more
ill
ef
fects
on
the
workers
than
the
eco
nomic
war
which
followed.
J.
M.
Dunn
spoke
on
the
alleged
exploitation
of
labor.
Looking
back
on
progress
made
since
last
May
Day.
he
affirmed
that
the
Fascist
regime
tri
Oermany
was
a
disap
polntment
to
many
but
was
un
avoidable
and
could
only
be
com
sidered
as
a
final
stage
In
the
dis
solution
of
capitalism.
There
was
no
Indication
that
this
reactionary
stage
of
the
one
tune
strong
social
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lie
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.31c
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Red
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at
Capitol
Theatre.
1st
and
communist
movements
which
existed
in
Oermany
was
permanent.
Proof
was
to
be
found
in
italy
where
Fascism
has
existed
for
ten
or
twelve
years
and
yet
had
solved
none
of
tne
economic
problems
ol
that
state.
When
it
was
con-idered
tlial
promems
of
Oermany
vers?
infinitely
greater
than
those
of
Italy
it
could
be
readily
assumed
that
the
present
Oerman
dictatorship
would
be
of
a
transitory
nature.
Mr
Dunn's
address
was
Interrupted
by
an
announcement
that
the
train
then
leaving
town
was
taking
four
Philanders
under
escort
for
deportation
and
the
meeting
ad-lourntd
to
the
depot
to
give
them'
a
'end
-off.
"Our
statesmen
must
give
up
the
l!lsh
viewpoint
and
work
for
the
wx.
of
the
whole
world
or
we
will
-ever
get
out
of
our
trouble
"
Lady
Astor.
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AT
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t
bunch
LOBSTER
t4'g
per
tin
.
FRESH
RMOBARB
5
lbs.
FRESH
ASfARAOUB
2
lbs
21c
15c
83c
25c
25c
18c
25c
35c
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orders,
It
or
over
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7:10
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9:10
Admission
ISc
&
SOc
COMEDY
ROMANCE
Dulldlng
permits
L-uucd
in
the
city
of
Prime
Rupert
for
the
month
f
April
tot.illiiiK
$50
and
Including
inly
wniil.
in.ur
brought
the
to-for
tlx
vi
r
up
to
14
M5
as
com-I
tared
with
$20
860
last
year
to
the
cud
of
April.
Permits
in
April,
1932
;
represented
a
value
of
$1015.
BOWSER
TRIMS
HIS
SAILS
TO
PASSING
WIND
NELSON.
DC
.
May
3:
'Canadian
Press
On
the
day
It
came
Into
effect.
W.
J.
Bowser,
continuing
hit
campaign
here,
annoanced
he
would
repeal
the
metal
tax.
if
elected
Instead
of
this
"aggravating
and
worthless
"
levy
he
proposed
to
give
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i
MICKEY
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Permits
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Year
Lower
So
Far
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as
I
AtalnU
$36,860
In
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I
the
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:
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