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THE
DEPRESSION
.10
9
a
Friday.
July
20,
1934
l
The
depression
which
is
rapidly
passing
was
particularly
hard
on
the
building
trades,
according
to
the
Royal
Bank
monthly
letter.
For
every
unemployed
person
in
the
industries
providing
food
and
clothing
there
are
fifteen
in
the
building
and
subsidiary
industries.
A
similar
condition
existed
in
the
United
States
where
special
govern;
Iment
action
was
taken
to
try
to
stimulate
the
building
industries.
The
recovery
in
Britain
has
been
brought
about
through
stimulation
of
the
building
industries.
This
industry
is
af-.f
ected
more
than
any
other
by
the
mental
condition
of
the
people.
If
a
person
is
feeling
happy
and
prosperous
he
considers
the
possibility
of
building.
If
he
is
depressed
the
last
thing
he
would
think
about
is
building.
Dependent
on
the
building
trades
are
the
activities
of,
not
onIyk
the
manufacturers
of
building
material
such
a
lumber,
brick,
quarried
stone,
lime,
builders'
hardware,
etc.,
but
also
the
architects,
the
real
estate
brokers,
commercial
travellers,
all
of
whom
have
been
suffering
from
the
depression.
Through
the
closing
of
offices
the
landlords
of
city
buildings
have
found
their
places
empty
and
that
has
thrown
janitors
out
of
work,
coal
merchants
have
had
less
to
do
and
all
utilities
have
suffered.
Let
building
get
under
way
and
every
other
industry
will
immediately
be
af
fected
by
the
stimulus.
Good
houses
are
needed
and
people
who
already
havi
homes
would
like
to
improve
them
inside
and
out
if
they
had
the
money
with
which
to
do
it.
Already
there
has
been
quite
a
movement
in
that
direction
compared
with
twr
years
ago
and
it
will
not
be
long
before
everyone
will
be
setting
the
decorators
at
work
and
there
will
not
be
skijlet!
men
enough
to
handle
the
work.
THE
STATE
OF
GERMANY
Germany
seems
to
have
settled
down
after
the
squelching
of
the
rebellion
against
the
present
regime
by
wholesale
killings,
called
by
some
people
murders.
At
any
rate
moist
of
those
who
lost
their
lives
were
not
given
even
the
semblance
of
a
trial.
Vhile
it
is
true
that
exceptional
times
make
necessary
taxeeptjbnal
methods,
it
seems
a
pity
that
Germany
has
bad
iff
Mep.
back
a
hundred,
years
ormoreoyernmentally
t6
the
days'
of
absolutism.
EvidentlyHeVr
Hitler
h
more
firmly
in
command
in
that
country
than
ever
before
and
the
future
will
depend
to
a
large
extent
on
the
ability
and
mentality
of
the
leader
in
the
working
out
of
the
governmental
scheme.
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BICYCLES
We
are
now
carrying
the
C
C
M
line
of
bicycles.
C.
C
SI
bicycle
parts
and
repairs
and
Dunlop
bicycle
tires
and
tubes.
We
cordially
ujvtt
you
to
drop
in
and
irupecf
our
stock.
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HARDWARE
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For
Adults
or
Children
on
the
Famous
Graham
Island
North
Beach
rikhlii(,
Hat
blue,
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IMr,
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the
KntMin.
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fully
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at
Kunian
Kltrr,
Tot
full
particulars
tpp'7
MRS.
DUNN
Masaett.
B.C.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarellt
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAT
FROM
HOME
Rates
Il.N
aa
50
Boom.
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Phone
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PO.
Box
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All
Round
Athlete
Not
only
coes
Anna
Paluszet
au
round
athlete
of
Nassau
caueye
put
the
eight-pound
shot,
but
she
Is
a
real
sprinter
and
Jtanpet
She
h
a
member
of
the
Polish'
American
team
for
the
Puluft
Olympics.
Northern
B.C.
News
SKIDEGATE
R,
O.
McKenzle
proprietor
of
the
Premier
Hotel
at
Queen
Charlotte
Ttty.
Is
making
extensive
Improve-
SHOES
For
the
Children
How
much
thought
do
yoo
give
to
the
child's
Ten
Little
Toe
and
the
footwear
they
need?
"As
a
twig
Is
bent.
so
will
grow
the
tree
applies
to
we
human
too,
and
most
especially
to
the
feet
of
the
little
ones
Genuine
Original
CLATTON
&
IIURLBLT
"MICKEY
MOUSE"
Ventilated
CUSHION
SOLE-SHOES
For
Children
The
Family
Shoe
Store
LU1ITEU
Third
Avenue
Phono
117
ment
to
the
ocean
beach
nine
miles
up
the
east
coast
from
Queen
Charlotte
City
which
is
one
of
the
attraction
in
connection
with
the
hotel.
It
Is
known
as
Jungle
Beach
and
1
one
of
the
prettiest
spot
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
The
provincial
department
of
public
works
Is
tearing
down
the
garage
at
Skldegate
and
wtil
mote
t
to
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Mrs.
John
R.
Morgan
of
Crescent
Inlet
has
been
a
guest
at
the
Dune
at
Tlell.
A.
R.
Hillary,
road
auperinten
.dent
and
Alfred
Cook,
road
fore
,
iety
and
the
hope
is
being
expres
sed
here
that-the
public
works
de-
'
partment
win
see
fit
to
use
It
In
all
future
bridge
and
wharf
construction
on
the
Islands.
J.
Mathers,
pioneer
farmer
.and
postmaster
of
Sandspit.
paid
a
re-Ceofvlstt,
to
Skldegate
and
Queen
Charlotte
City
on
business.
Port
Simpson
recently,
the
trustees
and
residents
taking
part
During
the
evening
a
campflre
picnic
was
held
on
the
WALLACES
Ml
TERRACE
July
Sale
UirU
White
Slacks-
With
blue
trim
heavy
drill,
per
pair
After
a
long
spell
of
warm
sun-
thine,
cool,
cloudy
weather
has
pre
vailed
daring
the
past
week
with
Iwekeme
showers.
The
garden
and
FoBowtog
the
recent
vtrt
of
the
The
late
news
broadcast
each
!
PfOTmml
urand
MMreas
and
night
of
the
Vancouver
Province
Is
;
Prince
Rupert
party,
member
of
much
appreciated
by
the
people
of
!oc1
Orange
Lodge
have
been
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
It
'
aetlTe
ot
kte.
On
Sunday
last
they
gives
the
people
of
the
Island
awere
00
Parld
to
the
Anglican
much
better
opportunity
than
they
Church
and
on
Thursday
a
suace-have
ever
bad
before
of
keeping
hi
'
tul
ocUl
buh
was
spent
in
their
touch
with
the
events
of
the,
oat-
nB
nw
Tne
soeMi
took
the
side
world.
S1.00
GUIs
Play
SuitsWith
pleated
style
short
and
Blouse
to
match,
in
green
or
copen
Q-f
A(
reg
$145;
for
QX1V
Sports
Crepe
Dress
In
pastel
shade:
value
to
$2.75;
for
S1.49
Summer
Hat
To
be
cleared
at
Just
half
price
including
crepe
and
straws
in
latest
styles
and
selling
Cftr
h
CI
Ofi
from
Foundation
Garment--All
rubber
glidle
rorw
lettes
and
corset,
a
very
com
pre
o-f
fin
Q3V
tensive
selection
at.
each
Suede
Taffeta
Blouse
A
new
shipment
in
eggshell.
fWh.
white,
etc.
In
sixes
32
to
40
QP
each
hi-
hi
jM'j-
l.atir.
silk
lineu
values
to
$59
M
f,r
ii
-nockac
White
fUnnelelte
A
plendid
wearing
quality.
5
yd
Raoi.
SUk
Panuet
la
assorted
Ure
trimmed.
Mr
vaioea.
for
New
841k
and
Wfioi
Hese
In
dark
i.
per
pair
2
pair
for
Mercury
Pare
8Hk
ilae
In
weiahu.
latest
Very
special,
pair
mi
.
Bathing
Bulls
at
special
reducu.
Jantaen.
Penman,
etc
.
all
purr
Adult
C-f
Qr
Children
f
rum
from
Hundreds
of
Other
Worthwhile
Attractions
Here
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS
AND
VISIT
OI
K
STORK
811.25
51.00
39c
m
r
D'JC
$1.10
79c
S1.00
We
Close
at
8
p.m.
Saturdays
We
Accept
City
Scrip
vet
misture.
term
of
a
feast
of
strawberries.
1
There
1
some
prospect
that
Trr-'
race
wHl
be
visKed
in
the
near
fa-
man,
are
receiving
congratulations
'
tare
by
an
officer
of
the
Canadian
on
trie
splendid
Kb
of
rebuilding
'
Airway.
The
local
landing
field
ts
the
long
bridge
between
Queen
Charlotte
City
and
Skldegate.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
cedar
was
being
spruced
up
for
this
event.
The
Orange
Lodge
has
eempleled
used
in
the
-work.
This
timber,
it
is
tit
new
hall
on
Laketee
Avenue.
It
claimed,
will
outlast
any
other
var-
1
a
handsome
addition
to
the
Tillage
and
does
the
local
members
credit
for
building
such
a
fine
hall
in
these
times
of
depression.
A
piano
has
been
installed
and
Mrs.
Adams
is
pianist
for
the
lodge.
The
Oddfellow-
and
Rebekah'
Lodges
staged
a
picnic
recently
af
Kalum
Lake.
There
were
sport
for
the
kiddles,
boating
on
the
lake
and
a
good
time
generally.
The
weather
was
lovely
for
the
occasion.
Rev.
J.
E.
Blrchall
has
gone
to
his
home
in
England,
having
received
The
closing
exercises
of
the
Port
I
somewhat
serious
news
concerning
Simpson
Public
School
were
held
his
mother's
health.
During
hi
ab-
sence.
which
is
expected
to
be
for
several
weeks,
the
church
services
are
being
read
by
church
wardens
beach
by
the
nursing
staff
ot
the
i
on
alternate
Sundays.
Port
Simpson
Hospital
at
which)
-
Mis
Petra
Llndland.
the
teacher.)
The
ladles
of
the
Anglican
was
the
guest
of
honor.
The
outing
!
Church
Auxiliary
spent
a
pleasant
terminated
by
the
singing
of
"Auld
I
time
recently
pienieklng
at
Braun's
Lang
Syne."
as
Miss
Llndland
Is
!
Island.
Mr.
Swain
took
them
there
leaving
this
school
this
year,
ter
minating
a
very
successful
two-year
i
period
spent
here.
Capt.
Angus
Maclvor
of
the
Dominion
Fisheries
Department
was
In
port
recently
and
reports
very
fair
fishing
for
the
Naas
at
this
time
of
"the
year.
Miss
Nicholson
and
MUs
Staples,
In
his
commodious
Charabanc.
Several
Terracltes
have
left
for
the
summer
vacation.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Young
have
gone
to
Vancouver
for
the
school
vacation.
Three
teachers,
Mia
McOinnls,
MUs
Patmore
and
Miss
McLean,
have
also
left.
The
Board
ot
Trade
held
their
quarterly
meeting
when
E.
T.
Ken-
of
the
staff
of
the
Crosby
Olrl's
,
ney,
M1A.
for
8keena.
described
School,
have
left
Vancouver
Island
for
their
vacation.
Mis
B.
Love
of
the
Port
Simpson
Hospital
staff,
returned
here
after
spending
a
few
days
in
Prince
AdvcrtiM
m
tts
Dally
Htwi.
the
doings
of
the
recent
legislative
session.
J.
Smith
spoke
Interestingly
of
the
Agricultural
College
at
Ouelph.
There
was
a
full
attendance
and
Ice
cream
and
other
light
refreshment
were
served.
cently
John
WUmar.
the
mtnager
welcomed
ine
visitors
and
W
H
BumeU.
president
of
the
Board
r,t
Trade.
repHed
in
a
cheery
spirit
Several
parties
were
conducted
over
the
work
which
provwd
of
much
tn-tateai.
Before
rotaratsig
to
Terrace
ment
were
provided
H.
M
winson
and
dattghter
of
Terrace
are
now
m
charge
of
Kalwa
Lake
Ledge
for
the
asnuoer
season
Reeettt
fine
hot
days
brought
many
local
people
ot
to
pick
wild
raapberrtea
which
are
both
large
and
plentiful
1-
Members
of
the
Board
ot
Trade
paid
a
visit
to
Columarlo
Mint
ri-
New
Discovery
In
Antennas
A
Greater
tlgnsl
to
noite
level
b
now
possible
with
the
111
I
arriaL
ThU
antenna
b
specially
designed
for
tbe
new
short
wave
recelTtrs
and
will
work
on
all
waves.
Fjti
mates
gWrrt
on
yonr
particular
requirements.
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Avenue
Third
Street
If
You
Have
Used
Furniture
TO
SELL
Oct
In
touch
with
D.Elio
3rd.
Ave
opposite
Moose
Hall
He
buys
and
sells
everything
Ti
me
Commodore
'Cafe
Has
convr
r
Cabaret
ini-
roon.
1
Afternoon
Teas
Cat
ring
to
b'
both
tternoor.
supoaytng
car
card
free
Bon't
F.-v
50c
Sunday
Chicken
Dinner
GET
A
REAL
REST
And
Change
of
CUmaU
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Also
Room
a
t
Mrs.
nirnic's
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Lake
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Uulkley
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iced
to
glv
satlsfacU;
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rt
ton
of
Na
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Uulkley
lso
sell
Timothy
Hay
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Oat
and
Barley
Prince
Rupert
Feed
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