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loot
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Friday,
December
28,
1934.
"
DICTATORSHIPS
BREED
A)TSr
The
frdiible
in
Russia
in
which
one
of
'the
"lea'dine
states-
prayer
In
-conformance
vitb
annual
tradition,
we
preewnr
herewith
a
picture
f
-Prince
of
Wales
tistmas
card
The
pictures
subject
is
Jueen
Ekz&teth
giving
.ateuc-
to
!akespe;Ce
'.1
.i
L!J
V
.
XMASHEE
NORWEGIAN
ueinujisirave.nis
political
laientS
II
neVlsneS.
mere
IS
no
sunbeams:
solo.
-When
I
Was
a
need
for
drastic
action
and
such
action
is
always
futile.
Baby."
peien
pjiford;
playlet.
The
Under
a
democracy
we
mav
not
alwavs
irpf
thP
hent
vp-
Escaped
Lunatic
-
by
members
of
'MlltS
in
frovernment
but
vp
train
npnnfp
?n
cplf.rPcrrQinr
thc
Home
Leasue:
dialogue.
XMAS
mm
.
....
...
'Tli
re
Hundred
Persons
Present
at
Splendid
Entertain-veut
)
JleU
At
JVwlnfsday
Moose
Salvation
.Anay
'Citadel
JJa
,
mJTZ
nV
-nArTiU
7
attendance
at
the
Moose
Hall
Wed-charge
and
Rev.-C.D.
Carke.
pas-
..t
m.
t.
tor
of
First
United
Church
acting
r
T
Z
T
7.
"nual
Ts,
Christ-
.J.
3D0
as
chairman,
a
splei
Cbrist
'a.
!-.
nih
thrp
the
affair
being
one
of
great
enjoy-
meat
for
ail
present.
Following
a
J3
,
for
the
affair.
r
ing
a
large
turn-out
4,
.
.02
aL
..nU(
there
the
f
4
11S
V
VS,SV
1.40
Sas-s
nrocontArl
Cnnfn
Tloits
mtt
m
his
appearance
amid
singing
and
rrrr:
rr
r;r
r:
r
ndn
untu
the
early
candy
from
the
Christmas
Tree.
1
The
evening's
program
Included
-opening
song,
Bible
reading
and
Introduction
of
the
chair
men
of
the
Country
lost
his
life
reminds
US
that
dictator-
man
and
his
remarks:
a
number
by
chairman!
ships
always
tend
to
breed
plots.
They
tend
to
encourage
pnary
classes;
acuon
to
show
their
opposition
in
underhand
.criminal
by
the
Sunday
school
crdrcn;
L,
At
piano
solo
by
Miss
Rosle
Smith:
re-
rr..
j?
a
i
.t
manner.
There
is
no
other
way
of
getting
control
of
the
.rit3Uon,
-Hanging
uP
the
christ-policy
of
the
countiy
except
by
killing
those
in
control,
mas
stocking."
jay.
Betty
wide;
dia-In
a
democracy
no
such
drastic
action
is
necessary.
All
Jogue.
-.Mother
Decide.-
i?
tire
'that
a
person
or
group
of
persons
has
to
do
in
order
to
characters:
dialogue.
"Chasitg
ciarke.
iinrl
tPh
thMn
rn'tl
n
VUr
SnLL
i
fol
os
found
Out."
by
eight
boys;
ceedings
consisted
of
Mrs.
II.
Erik
n0;7;Turu
Ti
sl
J
"
"u
piano
sold,
"Star
of
the
East,"
Rosie
sen.
Mrs.
F.
gkaland
Mrs
O
Klldal
affairs.
When
we
Watch
the
which
the
various
manner
m
Smith;
recitation,
"Sunbeams
In
Mrs
It
JrxmP!?urn
-systems
work
out
in
Europe,
it
makes
us
better
than
ever
Action,"
by
Ruby
suden.
and
dia-
c
Lindth.
'm
u.iv,s.'
satisfied
with
our
own
system.
It
is
cumbersome
and
anv-
,osue-
"In
a
Judean
Household."
by
Mrs
Nels
Luth,
H
Oreeostrand
li
!
thing
but
economical
but
it
can
be
modified
and
improved.
.
clara
and
Mary
PJerce
oi-dbramen.
s
jonrensen.
peter
!
Tf,tl
1
A1
,
.
,
.
.
..
.
-,
umii
seerai
ouier
ounjries
aemonsu'ate
that
they
nave
something.
better
and
show
its
workings
over
a
period
of
years,
we
shall
scarcely
wish
to
imitate
it.
-SHOULD
BE
STANDARDIZED
A
f
riendof
this
paper
makes
a
suggestion
which
we.pass
i
on
ib'r
what
it
is
worth.
He
savs
that
in
visiting
arnund;
mat
visitors
may
not
he
taking
.chances
as
they
do
now.
roBsipiy
under
;tjieee
difficult
-circumstances
it
mav
niw:
tu
up
uuiniiur.
Miliar
cniet
cocktail
Start
the
New
Year
R
Use
Buikley
Valley
Coal
and
Heep
your
fuel
dollar
in
this
district
Your
dealer
will
supply
.you
HOTTER
CLEANER
LASTS
LONGER
rrom
inc
vvaieriront
ambflLhisJfriends
at
Christmas
he
found
that
the
cock-
cran
wdiiscroft.
Pat
sims,'
iailsheh;ank
were
much
too
varied.
Some
of
them
wereadd?
Ralme;
a,ld
w-
oroswenor.;
and
maiiy
mixed
them
with
-various
fimit
winch
jcev.
juices
;
Reserve,
sailed
last
night
n
the
he
lounH
neither
pleasant
to
the
taste
or
beneficial
to
the!
Prince
Oeorge
for
Esquimau
where
:
neaun.
ne
suggests
that
a
general
formula
he
followed
so
they
wl
J01"
either
the
skeena
or
snnprvisnr
in
nr.
I
Vancouver
to
make
a
training
cruise
1
i
;iu-.uic--,w.c?i,inue5.
incy
expec
to;
.
be
awav
about
five
month
1
-
.
-
.
...
s
.
-
I
riai
th.it
fiinh
rmvi
w
.
.;..t
t
,
.
.
.
I
w
uvss
s.uiiuuim:ui5
as
uui"
Jnenu
may
De
protected.
.Armour
jSalvage
Co.'s
powtr
tug
!
the
alternative
wdiud.be
'.to
form
a
new
organization
to
be
salvage
princess.
-capt.
Reg
crten.i,.-known
as
.the
Uniform
Ckcktail
Society
that
would
under-
"turned
to;port.
last
njght
from
the
;
jiiKe
to
rtjring.ayout
f
eiprms
m
this
direction.
;noiul
a"
naT8
oeuverea
a
We
strongly
8USpect
our
friend
of
having
extreme
'
dical
tendencies
ih
introducing
such
a
leftist
movement
!?
Measuring
eighty
feet
In
leu
jth
artd
weighing
twelve
tons,
the
"jr-cass
of
what
'Is
believed
.to
nave
'
been
the
largest
.whale
In
the
world
has
been
washed
ashore
on
the
i
Turkish
coast
of
the
Medltcrcinean,
'
according
to
press
dispatches.
CP.
R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
,Oapt.
James-Flood,
is
due
in
pou
at
,
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
she
,
south
,und
'.will
sail
at
lO
pm.,on'Saer
return
to
(Vancouver
.and
tway-
polnjts.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
Ernest
Xlcorgeson,
Is
due
Jn
pott
at
7:20
this
evening
from
Vancouver
and
waypolnts
and
will
sail
at
12
midnight
on
her
return
south,
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
ad,
"rr
Vaneotivei-
Tuesday-Catala.
.1-.3C
Thurs
s.
p.
Oeorge
10:30
V,
pjn.
n,
LEVIS.
Que..
Dec.
28:
CP
Cap-
.i.u
Jejh
,
Eizear
Bemler,
eele-
...icd&tcnch-Oanadian
Arctic,
explorer.
ho
dkd
here
on
Wednesday
i
uiglu.
would
have
been
eighty)
truce
vcirs
of
age
on
New
Year's
j
.y.
Capt.
Btmier
lor
years
conducted
Arctic
exploratory
work,
(or
the
i
anadlan
government,
reaching
...ay
i
mote
points
aeldouvlf
ever
visited
by
white
men.
One
of
the
.inbltlons
cf
his
life
was
to
visit
the
.-th.Pa!e
hut
he
neyer
achieved
.'v.s
drsire.
UucJu
of
the
work
of
claiming
-itvlic
.regions
(or
Canada
,
fell
to
Captain
BerrUcr.
The
Captaiu
In
his
capacity
as
explorer
for
the-depart-uent
of
Interior.
Ottawa,
made
12
,
t
ips
to
tjae
Arctic
Islands,
during
which
he-pUnted
the
Canadian
(lag
t
'
m
Hiany
ot
them.
The
Captain,
in
the
course
of
CO
years
as
a
seafaring
man.
covered
nearly
500,000
toilet
n
his
trips
and
during
this
time
at
matter
of
107
ships.
In
between
his
trips
to
the
Arctic
Captain
Ber-nler.dld
much
to
familiarize
people
of
Canada
with
its
frozen
north
by
.csture
-tours.
The
Captain
In
most
it
the
Journeys
north
used
the
Canadian
government
steamship
Arctic
In
1924
the
first
experiments
with
short
wave
radio
equipment
i
were
made
on
Captain
Bernlert
There
were
about
300
persons
in
'ship.
Remarks
of
welcome,
Inge
YalleiT?
Peter
Llen3
SHecttons
by
male
bonis
of
Var-den
Siners
under
direction
of
Peter
Lreh.
t-nnstmas
Message'
Rev.
c.
D.
bring
about
a
change
Of
policy
is
to
pemiade
the
people
wacos-
D
we
sjunoeams;
pan
j.
Christmas
Caro
bv
Varden
Sing-
of
the
.countiy
that
it
is
right
and
in
their
best
interests
hJLTTZ
'"r
...
,
.
,nd
they
will
vote
for
it
-Even-one
has
an
onoortunitv
to
JZt
ZJH
murtlty
sln
chrktm"
Music
for
danclnr
was
fjumlshed
by
Mrs.
J.
-S.
slack's
Orchestra.
The
committee
"What
What
the
success
of
Lien
and
In.e
Valten
lesponsihle
for
the
evening's
pro-
Captain
Bemler
was
particularly
yroud
of
the
fact
that
on
one
of
his
northern
cruises
a
cross
was
planted
under
his
supervision
on
a
mountain
top
on
Melville
Island.
This
Is
the
farthest
north
spot
In
liie
world
Jr
Droeraro
wb
m
h,H
had
Prpsram.
5
was
v"mi
customary
ncrc
uiwr
e-xuis
sucn
a
monu-
..k..uw.
w.wwiu
menu,
is
S3
a
tanamarx
tor
a
e
rca
l
carols
after
which
the
floor
was
distance,
and
It
is
solidly
planted,
for
the
base
rests
In
an
accumulation
vof
stones
six
Xeet
deeo.
Every
hours
of
the
morning.
During
the
I
one
of
these
stones
had
to
be
oar-evening
refreshment,
were
served.
I
tied.
up
the
mountain
side
In
a
sack.
The
program
was
s
Xollows:
I
?ne
at
-time.
The
arduous
labor
ix--
(.vessel
jnany
days,
but
they
were
a
uroud
and
happy
lot
when
the
'Piano
duet
Mips
BJojrg
Luth
and
!
cross
was
finally
rabed
with
lmpos
bmt
un
in.
-
.
.
.
uig
icmiiuiuH
ana
consecrated
oy
r
Freneb-Canadlan
missionary
to
ihc.Esklmos.
The
navigator
war
jtrn
at
L'-''et.
Que.,
on
January
1.
1852.
and
vas
the
ion
of
a
sen
captain.
Tho--ns
Bernler.
He
got
his
first
com-nand
of
a
vessel
at
the-
age
of
17
nd
made
many
trips
;n
charge
of
a
rhoorjer
when
still
a
ypyth
He
ttabllshed
a
record
for
the
round
I
m.
-
a
m
sl
rs
a
w
i
I
,
1
f
'T
l
.1
-ip
in
a
salting
ship
from
Canada
i
England
whir)!
stood
for
many
tears.
Temporarily
retiring
from
lbr
sea
Captain
Bemler
accepted
governorship
of
Quebec
Jail
for
four
jrarr.
but
could
not
resist
the
lure
of
the
ocean
and
resigned
this
vjfttlon.
He
was
a
xnembcr
of
the
Royal
Colonial
Canadian
Institute
London,
and
the
Quebec
OeoeranKif1!
6.oclety.fJle
sva
twice
mirtred.
both
1
iOf
his
.wives
predeceasing
him.
as
'Aid
his
only
son.
When
on
5
-
-----
was
raa
mm
thaoln
resided
In
Levis
across
"
nm
.lQC
"ver
;rom
Qbc
vhere
he"
wa
d0J-ter
for
some
year.
-
Ffid
fDittimbi
.
;
1
"
1
1
.
fm:
.i
.
j
-
I
Tc
C0LMAMt
MUSTARD
ttlSVC
tUHtr
j
fuU
SUth
I
rt
tsth
CtW
CV.
i
Q.CM
-
t
OJt
-
0
t.Vtwic
II.S.-F.
Ctt
I
lilt
S4ftt
lit
(Liri
w
ir
ttp
it
suit
1,;'
kditJf
lr
tin
jini
iff
a
-
rr
r.U
COLMAN'S
m
r
-a
arrr
MuitJrJ"
,
SKATES
Frldayss.
Prjnclaide'lO.pxn.
A
.D
1
,1
n
orS'tS'
5
Sharpened
While
f
'ZSrj
Jail
at
Yuletide
I
You
fait
,
Friday-
-at.
Prln.
Adelaide
4
,pm.
j
as
Muocna
,
-pm
Dec.
16
and
2Htr..
Norah
a.m.
We
Aged,
blended
and
bottled
isi
Scotland.
Popular
the
"World
over,
became
it
is
ALWAYS
reliable
Osand
and
Harold
Slmonen
Given
Tlielr
Treedom
nn
Christman
Eve
I'or
Anyox.and
Stewart
5
8unday-ss.
Catala
8
p.m.,
-Axel.Osand
and
Harold
Slmonscn
2
Wednesday--as.
P,
Oeorge
4
pm.
this
city,
recently
sentenced
tot
rom
nnynx
and
-Stewart
unny
aay-
imprisonment
each
for
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
11:30
a
jn.
'
violation
.of
ihe
flame
Act
in
con-
1
Thursday
m
Pr.
Oeorge
8
p.m.
nectlon
.with
ihe
shooting
of
cWr
1
i
mrr
no
rort
oimpisn-
I
"i
uiu
unanoiie
islands
Sunday--ss.
Catala
8
pm
ere
released
from
city
Jail,
whsre
From
Naas
River
it
Port
Simpson
.
1
they
wcjc
scrying
the
time,
on
Taesday-.
Catala
.
.11:30
a
m.
'
Christmas
(Eve.
several
days
having
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
been
lopped
off
their
time
on
corn-Dec.
7
and
21
-ss.
P.
John
10
pm
1
passionate
grounds
by
the
provln-
rrom
Queen
Charlotteilslands
clal
government
by
order-In-coun-Dec.
5
and
10
ss.
P.
John
4
p.m.
ell,
The
two
men
under
normal
clr-
for
Ocean
Falls
.cumitances
would
have
hn
.
Thurs-fis.
P.
.Oeorge
10;30
p.m.
leased
on
-January
1,
s
aJfl-4Vl
Whisky
We
have
the
equipinent
to
do
a
good
Job
Tube
Skate
and"
Root
Outfits-
Hockey
Sticks
Kaien
Hardware
S
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