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A
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COAT
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U5
Friday,
April
28,
1933
new
coat
of
paint.
For
two
or
three
years
it
may
have
been
neglected
but,
now
thajt
the
depression
is
being
sloughed
ofi.
the-time
has
come
to
brighten
up
property.
We
have
been
depressed
and
our
buildings
have
reflected
the
state
of
our
minds.
They
have
become
dull
and
damp,
in
some
cases,
possibly,
dirty
and
on
the
verge
of
decay.
Now
is
the
time
to
make
the
change.
What
aijplies
to
nronertv
will
alsnannlv
in.nni'cnnoiit.,
Merchants
have
been
getting
in
spring
good?
this
year.
-
mey
nave
snov.
n
tneir
faith
in
.Prince
'Rupert
and
he)
Pcqjhq.
There
are
new
things
with
new
-styles,
ex
proline
J
new
idofis
of
beautv
and
fitness.
They
are
replacing
thcr
winter
clothes
that
have
seen
srood
service
for
several
years.
-In
4foe
past
few
yenrs
it
has
been
looked
upon
as
;
mark
Of
virtue
to
do
without
new
elntW
Tnrln
bejiwilne.to
look
upon
the
poorly
dreseed
man
as
one
.who
3
is
mumermv
me
return
to
normal
conditions.
TJiosaiir
tbisftummer
will
be
to
dross
well.
look
prosper-'
ous
and
make
the
property
reflect
that
condition.
In
that
w.tv
we
pM!
oive
ourselves
and
our
city.a
standing
whidi
will
tumble
it
to-do
its
part
in
the
revival
which
is
now
in
process.
Insist
on
"GRANTS
BEST
FHOCURABLt"
The,
Original
For
Salr
at
Vrn.l.-
or
dirrct
from
"Mall
Order
liryt."
Llqu.r
Control
Boanl,
R7
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St
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Vancouver
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PROCURABLE';
PURE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
RICHEST
IN
riNCST
HIGHLAND
MALT
Botilrd
knd
cwarti
mauiaHim,
lata-
"
a
Olntvw.
SntiMd,
joiiMuual
mis
advertisement
is
not
ftil)liHliel
of
displ.iveil
hy
the
ljjuor
Control
Uoard
or
the
Government
of
Uritish
Columbia.
Man
in
the
Moon
Jake
-says
lie
thinks
noVl'taKe
up
law.
Ills
wtfe
has
tieeu
laying
U
down
for
years.
A
little
group
at
Sprinee
Rupert
people
are
reported
to
be
praying
tor
an
earthquake
to
shake
the
people
out
of
their
complaisance.
You
may
have
heard
about
!ho
little
boy
who,
when
asked
it
he
would,
like
to
see
the
new
brother
1
the-tork
had
brought,
replied
that
,hev.ould
prefer
to
see
-the
stork.
During;
the
past
winter
Prince
Rupert
was
said
to
be
about
as
quiet
as
a
wedding
without
a
bridegroom.
The
man
"wa
worrying.
'JTeJHme
4bout
It."
saM
hlrpal.
"O.t
ltvOff
your
cheat."
"I
wish
I
could,"
groaned
the
other.
Ive
got
'Marguerite'
utooed
New
York
there,
and
the
glrl-J'ra
engaged
to
Pittsburg
marry
Is
wuneo
'Helen."
'Breftklya
Philadelphia
"I
suppese.yaujrknow
ttoe'
Joneses
...
are
moving?"
vrjt,einHtl
"Why.
'Oheve
s6rtlybe
ji:hajre,lx
vChleag
monthaAPeoplewereJ'juititiiU);B9stn
know
them,"
"Yea.
ThaVa
why."
.Unwanted
.0WIr-Uan
J
the
manager,,plea6?
Offlce&QMHata.out.
U.
C.-uaatvI
see
the
under
roana
ger.
please?
O.
B.-iHe'a
out.
This
is
the
time
of
year
when
the
house
needs
a
bright
,Rr.;rrr,vaTTWkicf
RartylEnjoyaBIe
Successful
AtfalrSUjceUiLaiUNitht
By
Ladies
MtoyaFPurple
A
very
enjoyable
bridge
and
whist
During
the
past
few
months
our
minds
have
chanced,
party
wa
hew
in
the
Elks'
Home
W&have
taken
on
a
new
outlook
on
life.
We
see
a
glorious
nl,ht
b
"
Ud,e
of
th
sunrise
just
over
the
hill.
Spring
is
here
but
such
a
spring
XE
"
t
teD,M
of
nd
PrtI
winners
no
,o
rtf
1,,..
-vr-ut-i.
-rti-i
.
DECAY
Will
HaveSet
in
Next
'Year
MINT
Keonomy
not
based
m
the
price
per
gallon
but
on
the
amount
of
surface
each
gaUou
will
cover.
ooo
Use
-
Piratt'&rLambeft
'Paints
Ask
for
oelor
suggestion
chart
Special
jukes-oiK
JHU
Kaien.'Hardwar,e
-COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edfon.
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaran
eed
to
give
satisfaction
Try
a
tonfNo.
I
-Bulkjey
.Valley
We
sl.to
sell
Timothy
Hay.
Whea'
OaU
and
Barley
I'rinctMHupcrtVrtl'Co,
M
'Phone
4M
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original
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living
one
Itaf
at
a
Urn
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get
120
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WatUnftUn
DHtOit
Boston
U.
C.-AVyeil,yiUustvwalt
Ay
,st
l,
the
fire.
O.
B.-iirs
out.
too.
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and
Baseball
Standings
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w.
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7
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5
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4
4
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AS
2U
nui
naumi
iui
rcvci
ui
.jtKii.
i
Hum
ui
iitj
sun-
.ere
as
follows-
,
f
shine
we
had
at
Easter.
That
was
an
omen
of
the
springing
Bde!diea'
first.
m.
w.
p.
r
u
Bood
in
on
of
the
up
once
more
of
hope
in
all
our
hearts.
Since
thon-we-have
Armour;
consolation,
mi
Netu
ronjlnUc
pru
and
llicely
round4
increased
our
faith
in
the
future.
Day
by
day
we
see
signs
Clark:
men
Unt-
George
Men-
off
of
revival,
slight
ones
at
first,
but
they
will
increase.
m!e:
teTa;lMt1
JI',
A
x1
p0
ctmum
.eon-Very
soon
we
shall
look
upon
the
person
with
n
un-
PunnJot
Z.
ZA
tZrTZ
painteu
ouiiainir
as
dead
a
victim
of
thp
rlflnroAsinn
Wo
Tattlui
,
I,
.j.-
,
.
v.
i
-
vtaea
me
eve-
.
I,,,
,
.
ponuMiinitnc
auring
Snail
'look
back
UPOn
him
as
One
who
cnnlrl
not
Rtxm
nn
Pitbouw;
eomolatlon,
Mra.
F.
W.
I
under?the
strain
of
bud
times.
The
person
wfcois
imbued
ort:nMe
uuection
of
the
piay
is
m
theeap-
withthe
joy
of
the
change
will
show
it
in
all
his
actions
;He
Jl!c,tou"
"frel?m",u
r
wt
hands
ot
mu
MoUy
proas
and
his
buildings
arid
mdke
them
beautiful
with
cUor.
The
numbers
of
which
were
Mrs.
d.
a
and
proprUe,
fcUtland
fur-drab
ofthetlepression
must
go.
Th
optimists
will
lead
the
nrown
M"
re
Clceonn-
and
nlture.
tacldentaUy,
are
attrattw-Way.
NOW,
let
US
see
Who
are
optimist.
M.
W.
P.
Arrow.
Un.
F;M
Cms
ly
arranged
and
the
atmoaphtrr
of
uy
-wmn
m
cnarae
01
icir
onra
taoie
titi.-
ci.mtw..,
aDd
Mrs
E
J
Ctepp
presided
at
the
ltJ
I
oi7.W
F
1
1
1
1
i
t
i
dor
the
one
scene,
a
rooming'
houad
bedroom,
goes
well
with
the
ptay.Uke-itp
and
other
details
have
also
bet
capably
attended
to.
It
Is
the
first
dramatic
atttaapt
of
the
Angpean
Young
People's
-soclatlon
and.
no
doubt,
the
organl-aetion
is
well
satisfied
with
tbe
ap
preelattve
response
with
wttkm
It
met
and
should
be
encouraged
to
essay
future
naeeeasfal
efforts
along
the
same
Itfie
Miss
Erie
Rlvett
and
Dob'
Irvine
presided
at
the
door.
Miss
.
Margaret
Otlchrist
and
Miss
Joan
Cross
aeted
as
usherettes.
Winners
in
Eox
Trot
Contest
at
Capitol
Theatre
i
Mrs.
Frank
Pitch
and
Mrs.
W-Bfaaley,
dressed
in
hard
times
cos-
Mines,
were
winners
of
first,
prier
In.
the
finals
or
the
fox
trot
contest
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
last
Might.'
IUm
Antonelli.
rstreseitfng
Qrou-j
eho
Mau,
and
hU
aisfsr.
Mrs
Tain
Bradley,
won
seepg
pri.
Tom
Barton,
dressed
in
a
sheet
as
Mahatma
Oandhi
nd
.
taring
goat
with
him.
made
quite
a
hit.
his
partner
being
Miss
Myrtle
Rose.
Judges
of
Hnniaitse
wereD.
c.
Schubert
and
Mrs.
D.
C
Stuart.
6
WARTS
m
wmi
HI
right
off
GIANTS
ON
TOP
AGMN
rittsburs
Pirates
l)itpl.ic!cl
t.rrnm
Leadership
of
National
I.enur
Yivk
Stll
Kiolne
Strong
j
NEW
YORK.
April
38
(Canadian
i
Press
i
-New
York
Oiants,
as
a
result
of
their
defeat
of
the
Phlthcs
at
the
Poto
Grounds,
yesterday"
repaired
posses
lon
or
first
plac
hi
the
National
League
standing
from
:the
Plttrimarg
Pirates
who
wa.
losing
a
hard-fiUght
battle
at
homr
i
to
the
CtU-ao
Cfebs.
The
three-way
tie
for
thltd
place
was
broken
'up
with
the'Bi-ooklyn
Dodgers
now
In
exclusive
.possession
of
that
notch
by
virtue
of
a
one
run
shut-
tt
over
Uie
BoaUc
,U
raves
wo
took
exclusive
poseesston
of
t
V
oellar
btlow
the
Chicago
Cubs.
Ttc
St.
LouU
CaRUaals.
winning
a
clos?
decision
over
the
Cincinnati
Reds
t
St.
Louis,
advanced
from
sixth
ilace
Into
Ue
with
the
PlUUles
or
fourth
pjaae.
the
Roa
dropping
i
:to
sixth
place.
In
the
AnMrtoan
Ljue.
the
New
York
Yankees
toc
tie
.Philadel-ihla
Athtettea
mto
eaenp
at
Shlbe
ark
while
the
Chicago
White
Sox.
olaynf
at
home,
renewed
their
run
c(tt
teiawrt
otxe
toy
easily
de-"atint
the
Ue
trait
Tiaers
who
iropped
from
fourth
Into
fiftl-.
ilace.
the
wahtDgton
Sena
tors
who
took
a
one-run
margin
vlr-nry
Uen
the
Boston
Red
Aox
at
Boston,
now
being
sled,
for
third
olaee
with
the
Cleveland
Indians
who
suffered
defeat
at
home
auu
by
a
ore-run
margin
at
the
hands
of
tt.e
lowly
St.
Louis
Browns.
Yeaterday's
Big
League
scores
National
League
Chicago
3.
Plttabnrg
3.
Cincinnati
3.
St
Louis
3.
,
Boaton
0.
Brooklyn
1.
Philadelphia
3.
New
York
S.
American
Leafue
New
York
5.
Philadelphia
3.
Washington
3.
Boston
3.
St.
Louis
3
Cleveland
3.
Detroit
4.
Chicago
10.
MAY
PLAY
exeruilve
of
Wert
Baseba!!
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lira.
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mount;
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Tor.
nlo;
I.iiiirn
liongir,
Montrral;
AY
THE
'hf
Prim
e
Ru-
organize
a
three-team
senior
lemaue
ii'i'ii.
at
a'thLs
year,
replarlnt
urh
pLi'vrrs
'in
PRZE
Nam
AK
for
Kellopj!'
Corn
Flake
by
nnnu:
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of
quality
for
more
limn
2.
v-.u-finel
vulue
in
CUtrtt
Flakes.
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W.
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Krlloifa.
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n
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you.
it
i
selJom
in
a
pirit
of
wrir.
M,
Kello)!)t
in
Ix)iiiloii.
Ontario.
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meeting
last
night
with
Aid.
O
W
have
)ett
the
city
Rudder
nam.
the
president.
In
the
with
talent
from
chair,
decided
to
call
the
annual
r.u.ks
Tin
ct
,ectat-..i
meeting
of
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