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feoiihed
me.
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umply
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nude
in
the
way
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fed
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lt
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Friday,
May
17,
1935
j
IJ.
Thjs
is
an
age
of
unrest.
There
have
been
similar
periods
in
the
past
but
not
so
world-wide
as
today
because
the
means
of
communication
were
never
anything
like
they
are
today
and
education
was
not
as
general.
The
countries
of
the
world
know
more
about
?ach
other
in
1935
than
the
English
counties
knew
of
each
other
a
few
years
ago.
The
universality
of
unrest
is
a
sign
of
the
times,
an
indication
of
growing
internationalism.
In
Canada
the
unrest
is
expressed
in
various
wava.
At
the
proletariat
is
somewhat
involved.
Douglas
credit
has
not
been
tried
yet.
Its
American
counterpart
known
as
the
Townsend
plan
would
have
provided
for
the
payment
of
$200
a
month
to
every
person
over
the
age
of
GO
but
it
seems
tq
have
been
sidetracked
and
will
probably
never
again
show
as
much
strength
as
it
did
recently.
Fascism,
which
is
also
brought
about
as
a
result
of
unrest
or
failure
of
democratic,
governments
to
function,
does
not
seem
to
have
cotten
a
hold
in
Canada
so
far.
al
though
there
is
a
mifet'
movement,
in
thp
larorpr
ppnivoa!
In
celeOiatu.ii
of
the
Resurrectu
n
of
Christ
on
Easter
Sunday
Pope
Piu.
XI
appears
on
the
central
balcony
of
St.
PeU-r's
in
Rome.
He
Is
seated
on
his
throne,
wearing
a
robe
of
white
silk
threaded
with
pure
gold.
Some
of
the
13
cardinals
ho
accompanied
hlra
through
the
huge
basillax
(also
In
white
and
goki
are
standing
beside
him.
Papal
guards
and
courtiers
are
also
shown.
FKYZSS
GAgN'NaiEBOQl
the
extreme
we
find
the
communists
working
thrnmrhl
There
U
developing
beautiful
or
Interesting
from
a
floral
point
of
view.
There
is
not
a
.
.
.
.
..
...
street
in
the
whole
elty
but
has
'"J"
lh0W,,ng
above
"
some
interesting
garden
worthy
of
CTuT
"IT"
ing
but
it
is
not
necessary
to
have
studv
y'
them
that
far
advanced
in
order
to
stimulate
a
deaire
among
garden
ers
to
improve
their
places
and
try
Qn
Queen
CnarlotUf
Tands
the
lo
wln-a
trophy
or
small
cash
prize,
ta
ca
tn
blooms
of
the
modest
little
mauve
ladles'
The
date
of
the
rose
show
this
i
slipper
or
moccasin
flower.
This
year
has
been
set
tentatively
at
or;
little
orehld
Is
very
beautiful
but
District
News
'
TERRACE
May
6
brought
lovely
weather
for
the
King's
Jubilee
celebration.
The
village
was
en
fete
with
a
parade
of
decorated
cars
and
bicycles.
Prizes
were
awarded
to
the
best
in
each
whirh
seems
to
inflipato
if
tlio
rUt;
et,lclas-
The
IPortB
on
thc
w
U
i
,
V"w"'"
n";u'
ball
ground
In
the
afternoon
and
ing
as
a
live
force.
It
came
into
being
in
Italy
when
Communism
seemed
likely
to
sweep
the
government
off
its
a
gay
dance
at
night.
ThU
program
was
got
up
the
village
commission
ers,
and
J.
D.
Agar,
the
chairman
the
feet.
Its
counterpart,
the
Nazi
movement,
forced
itselfi01
commissioners,
preser
presented
uhon
Germany
at
a
time
when
the
country
vajf
in
dirdiKtag?
W"edkl
io
E
-i
1
.
-
1
1
nev.
ney,
M.
M.
I..
L.'A.
A.
HanDV
Happy
sneec
nmi
oi
leadership.
The
recent
recantation
of
Premier
Rennett
was
a
mild
form
of
revolt
against
economic
conditions
and
the
Ste-yens
interparty
political
rebellion
was
another
manifest
tatlon
of
the
strong
popular
unrest.
With
the
stage
all
set
and.
the
people
anxious
for
reforms,
the
Liberal
party
under
Mackenzie
King
has
a
great
opportunity
to
bring
about
such
changes
as
shall
give
the
men
and
women
of
the
country
a
fair
deal
and
thus
allay
the
unrest.
Strong
and
fearless
leadership
is
all
that
is
necessary.
T.
Ken-
three
months
without
option
and
one
of
the
women
was
fined
tlOO
for
disorderly
conduct.
noted
was
the
fact
that
in
Peru
sugar
plantations
were
being
replaced
by
cotton
fields
and
the
product
ijent
to
the
United
States
while
In
the
United
States
the
erowlne
gf,!,
gcod
r"u,te-
In
fact-
th"e
of
cotton
was
being
discouraged,
The
decision
of
the
Horticultural
ine
uecunon
oi
me
uorucuuurai
.till
some
(Unwr
nf
fmt
miw.
.
.
.u
t.
Society
u
award
six
prizes
for
gar-
lhJ
lally
,n
dent
Uom
h
Un,vmlt
0j
cajjao
In
Peru
"
ir
umitniiy
w
"tt"a"
Ul
''u
dens
In
August
of
thk
year
should
waterfront
j
---i-
l
wiirrM
liip
ia
i
.1
1
1
iirrii
iiii
strike
for
the
past
five
years
and
yet
the
whole
staff
was
kept
on
full
pay
all
the
time.
The
speaker
took
his
audience
to
many
towns
and
cities
and
touched
on
various
Industries
particularly
that
of
oil
production.
He
mentioned
places
on
the
coast
of.
Peru
where
It
rained
on
an
average
once
In
35
years.
At
one
time
an
ef-
j
fort
was
made
.to
sell
the
speaker
a
WALLACE'S
Stock-Reducing
Sale
SPECIAL
ATTRACTIONS
FOR
SATURDAY
Ladies'
leatherette
Raincoats
in
Coats,
latest
spring
styles,
from
'tk
32.95
$8.95
to
$14.50
lollies'
All
Wool
Q
AA
Crep,
Service
or
Chiffon
7Qi
Sweaters,
each
?a1'v
r,u.0
sm.
H()Je
yi
Swapper
Suits,
latest
styles,
from
Knitted
Suits,
two
and
three-pie
$9.50
10
$14.50
f;,;""-'"
$6.95
IHTItlNG
SALE
WK
SH
ALL
HI'
Ol'KN
SATURDAY
NKillT
Phono
9
Third
&
Pulton
TOUR
OF
R0TARIAN
F.d
Upsett
Tells
Rotary
Club
Of
Veiy
Interesting
Tour
of
South
i
American
Countries
Work
that
the
Rotary
Clubs
are
doing
In
the
dUei
of
Chill
and
Peru
in
raising
the
standard
of
living
of
,
the
people
in
those
republics
was
described
by
Edward
Lipsett
of
Vancouver
who
addressed
the
local
Rotary
Club
at
its
luncheon
yesterday.
Largely
as
a
result
of
the
club's
efforts,
housing
of
the
laboring
class
was
bng
Improved,
cleanliness
was
being
encouraged
and
wages
were
being
increased
As
it
Is
wages
are
very
low,
some-
In
the
Canadian
National
and
other
than
roses
will
be
given
a
thing
like
25
cents
a
day
for
farm
Canadian
Pacific
Joint
advertising,
chance
to
compete.
Also
the
two
ubor
and
that
on
in
inflated
cur-
j
a
picture
is
used
of
a
garden
scene
thousand
new
'TOhes
will
be
far
rency.
i
in
SfcagwaJPretty
soon
t
is
hoped
enough
advanced
to
bear
blooms
in
the
larger
clUes
movements
the
big
companies
will
feel
bound
to
for
the
rose
show.
j
were
going
on
to
look
after
the
advertise
the
garden
scenes
of.
.
under-privileged
children
and
to
Prince
Rupert.
New
plots
of
ground
I
It
la
noted
that
In,
'the
rock
gar-
provide
for
women
both
before
and
are
being
cultivated
each
year,
the
dens
there
is
not
sufficient
variety,
after
childbirth.
Free
education
increase
this
season
being
parti-
Some
blue,
purple-
and
red
flowers
.
wa
being
provided
and
overcrowd-cularly
noticeable.
The
Canadian
grown
In
the
south
do
not
succeed
fng
In
houses
was
not
allowed.
For-National
and
provincial
govern'
here
but
aubrertasnd
sedums
wlli
,
merly
It
was
common
lo
find
eight
meni
gardens
will
be
of
compelling
i;ceed
If
not
too
much
exposed
or
ten
people
of
both
sexes
sleep-Interest
pretty
soon.
and
many
other
plants
will
be.ing
in
one
room.
;
found
soluble.
Mr.
Upsett,
accompanied
by
Mrs
ii
i
.
.
.
-.
iMnslrlaraKL
Mimnififtlnn
a
mnfw
.
Lipsett.
recently
visneu
nvi
oi
me
in
the
city
,
.
,
.
4
,
ineir
various
allied
organizations
such
as
the
Canadian'
rT
"
T
JZ,
"ne
but
many
Ptto
holding
Labor
Defence
League,
all
more
or
less
in
touch
dlrectlvL.
or
indirectly
with
the
Internationale
in
Russia.
more
moderate
unrest
movement
is
the
C.
C.
F.
organization
which
aims
at
bringing
about
better
conditions
through
constitutional
changes.
It
has
attained
to
considerable
prominence
in
British
Columbia
politics
through
the
success
of
a
number
of
candidates
at
the
noils
in
the
last
provincial
election.
It
is
led
provincially
by
a
very
high
j
vype
oi
man
in
tne
person
oi
uev.
kodi.
uonnen,
who
is
recognized
as
the
official
leader
of
the
opposition
in
the
Legislature.
This
is
a
purely
Canadian
organization,
although
its
leaders
are
disciples
of
Carl
Marx,
the
German
socialist.
The
Douglas
Credit
movement
is
an
outcropping
from
the
general
unrest
of
the
country.
It
has
its
chief
centre
in
the
province
OI
Alberta
Where
it
threatens
to
sweep
the
(about
the
first
week
In
August.
Last
jls
difficult
to
transplant.
According
province
or
at
any
rate
to
destroy
the
present
United
Far-1
year
't
was
a
little
past
the
middle
to
some
authorities
it
needs
the
turners'
government
in
that
province.
It
is
a
much
more!o
.Jul,y;
,By.!'&Idl"g
11
on
,a,
later
needIes
10
keeP
11
healthy
nd
Simple
scheme
of
improving
the
condition
of
the
strug-i,l,te
lt
u
thought
more
"owm
gling
farmers
than
any
yet
proposed,
provided
it
works.
Any
man
can
understand
what
it
means
to
receive
S25
a
month
without
working
for
it,
whereas
the
dictatorship
of
ii
r...ti.
i
i
t-
i
i
a
i
countries
of
South
America
ana
I
llil
t.
f
streets
or
avenues
with
a
general
"
"
I
.
...
Z
VV
"Visiuaieu
conuiuons
rrerywnnr
c
them
back
until
1
about
,une
June
l.
"
it
isi
desire
among
re8Wen
to
make
mrb?'k
'
,U'told
of
the
trip
In
a
more
or
less
thlr
parttcular
street
the
most
,r
"
jramDiing
oui
very
aumoreus
man
man
amau
plants
early.
Ii
many
ner.
Amon
the
lnerestlnit
Uilngs
Save
Money!
Cook
With
ELECTRICITY
,
.
.
and
spend
far
less
time
in
the
Kitchen
When
y-
u
C
oik
W
'
h
Electricity
you
not
uly
save
monev
bu
r
uiv
f.tr
better
rul.s
with
far
lcw
trouble
Elertnniy
i
Mn-
.
hc:ipcf
form
Of
furl
VOu,
ran
uie
The
even
cooking
heat
it
aisures
conwrve
nourishment
valus.
makes
every
dish
go
forthcrT
And
this
perfeet.
even
heat
ui
always
available,
on
the
instant,
for
Just
as
long
as
you
want
it
Count-
Pay
onlr
less
steps
are
saved.
Mealtime
worry
vanishes'.
And
$J
Down
comfort
reigns,
for
your
kllchm
Is
cool
and
clean
lulsnre
start
a
new
era
of
cooking
economy
with
an
Electric
pred
owr
Rante
two
jean.
t
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
human
head,
dried
and
hrunkentV(fcL
CJALJ
but
said
to
be
qulle
recognizable,
y
He
spoke
of
the
many
courtesies
he
;
Our
Famous
Edson.
Alberta
and
received
a
places
he
vlilted.
In
Dulklcy
Valley
Coals
are
guaran-
vimp
nf
iho
rliiht
thp
inrnkr'
UaH
in
it,
eniufiplliui
Tm
,Mr
Lakelse
ra",M"
!!ayeu
Wefe
m
frT
commenced
to
talk
Just
as
soon
as
ton.
of
Na
I
Uulkley
Valley.
We
the
speeches
bothlgoh.
'
ways
marked
the
presentation
and
I
everyone
agreed
that
Jubilee
Day
was
a
big
day
in
every
sense
of
the
1
i
word.
An
unpleasant
case
camn
before
the
local
magistrates,
Dr.
S.
O.
Mills
and
Coroner
Robinson,
being
J.P.'s,
when
tHree
white
men
had
to
an
swer
the
charge
of
supplying
liquor
to
Indian
girls.
One
of
the
men
got
uau-uciy
lctCIllJ-1
thev
sat
down
to
dinner
and
lt
wni.
.In
ill
rimnthv
llav
Whpnt
They
report
Lakelse
Lake
as
being
not
conalared
bad
form
for
gUMU
.
vTa7
k
b
to
talk
among
themselves
while
the
JIMl
WUUl.
tmn1
.naru
In
Mrs.
Hlppesley
trip
to
Manitoba.
has"
gone
for
a
Pound
Keeper
Gregory
made
a
clean-up
recently,
rounding
up
some
twenty
head
of
cows
and
young
stock
which
were
wandering
in
the
village
without
a
permit.
Mr.
and
Mrs
c.
R.
Gilbert
have
from
a
tour
C.
N.
R.
Trains
Por
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
FrT
days
8:30
p.m
From
the
East
'
Tuesdays,
Thiir'sdays
and
Sutur-days
10:15
p.m,
However,
It
was
bad
form
to
stop
the
speaker
before
he
had
concluded,
what
he
had
to
say.
At
the
conclusion.
Oeorge
La
Idler,
who
had
presided
In
the
absence
of
President
Little,
thanked
the
speaker
for
his.
extremely
Interesting
and
humorous
address.
Alert
Millions
Enjoy
Bubbling,
Enetslilng
IHitrtbultJ
in
.
Umiud.
I
imu.
SiMfl
Tin
tit,
Ur
Tta
Me,
Cxlr
Urft
SaHl
7U
Bwtt
k
Tvmt
Ui,
NtwewUMiMB-TrM,
Kt.
II
Oa'J
and
llarlev
i
Prince
Rupert
Feed
'
Co,
J8
I'hnnr
Ms
We
wish
to
announce
tb.l
REGAL
SHOP
Si
now
wtihlkhed
In
th!r
new
home
next
door
U
"
Itulklry
Market.
We
should
like
uktf
opportunity
to
thank
our
cus
tomers
for
their
kl
JUPP".1
during
the
past
two
year
aw
trust
that
we
shall
be
favored
with
your
continued
support
In
our
new
store.
ki
k;
kcw;
vtbj
!
at
bts
t
s
b.i
k
j
b?
v.
es
;
k:
s
k
cs
i
S
r-
.
I
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i
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