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kk
AaTertiing
and
Cuculatuia
TeJephone
.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau,
ot
Circulations
thousands
of
persons
have
been
either
shofc
or-
imprisoned
or
sent
to
concentration
camps
during
the
past
two
vears'
wiiile
the
mass
of
the
people
looked
on
and
wondered
what
Jt
was
all
about
The
reason
for
the
trouble,
the
correspondent
says,
is
not
quite
apparent
It
seems
to
be
either
'
that
Joseph
Stalin
deliberately
set
out
to
destroy
all
possible
rivals
or
that
there
was
an
organized
movement
in
high
communist
quarters
to
get
rid
of
Stalin
and
this
purpose
has
been
defeated.
At
any
rate
the
under-cover
war
has
had
the
effect
of
weakening
Russia
to
such
an!
extent
that
neighboring
countries
have
been
taking
advantage
of
the
opportunit
yto
make
moves
which
prior
to
two
years
ago
would
not
have
been
tolerated,
such
as
the!
threatened
invasion
of
Lithuania
hv
P-.in,i
-
uiuiiu,.
During
the
early
days
of
the
Communist
movement
in
Russia
an
effort
was
made
to
spread
Communism
to
on
cuuumes
oi
me
wonu
and
especially
to
European
countries.
Of
late
this
effort
has
practically
ceased
and
Russia
is
now
turning
her
attention
to
China.
She
has
wunurawn
irom
spam
and
turned
her
.
mmcu
iici
back
uuen
upon
uiiun
the
me
and
other
countries.
Tin
international
Red
move
mem
nas
neen
almost
destrovwl
hu
Mhsonw
THE
ORIENTAL
MINI)
In
studying
Jlussia
it
must
be
remembered
that
the
country
is
more
Oriental
than
Occidental.
In
some
communities
in,
European
Russia
they
had
a
form
of
self-government
many
years
ago
but
it
was
not
quite
the
same
as
we
understand
self-government.
There
was
always
a
restraining
hand
either
visible
or
invisible.
Much
of
the
country
knew
nothing
of
self-government,
until
after'the
revolution
and
today
they
have
no
real
knowledge
of
it.
The
powerful
political
police
and
other
restraining
influences
are
even
stronger
than,
ever.
The
Oriental
mind
works
differently
from
ours.
Possibly
the
Oriental
may
understands
but
we
have
not
tried
to
understand
him
so
find
it
difficult
to
realize
what
is
going
on
in
Russia,
Japan
and
China.
If
today
China
and
Russia
are
drawn
together
they
may
prove
to
be
a
very
powerful
world
influence
but
the
disintegration
that
is
constantly
in
process
in
Russia
is
having
a
weakening
effect.
It
is
still
going
on.
Garden
-
Mass
in
the
lawn
is
cnc
of
th?
rifficultjes
tc
be
3ver;omi
in
the
gardens
aft?r
Jjt.
ih
planting
Prince
Rupert.
I
have
before
sat
-
r.
leaflet
dealing
with
this
oondl-
I
have
teacm
of
recjite
askn
xn
whxh
suggest:
th&
aces
is
fn
advice
and.
then
i
rmd
they
-.3t
nseeuarily
a
iea
at
soar
bT
n?wtf
always
tail
to
take
it
T!f
r
athes
taopoverfchea
sag.
Lack
of:
ahrayt
more
er.trarja--.-
!
linage
i-
also
&
cause.
If
the
or
more
deaoristra
Live
;ero..
...sr
iiOUnd
r.
weii
d.a'ned
air!
rlt
!:
'..'(-::
ai.ni'4j'.fc
n:
has
nt
murh
r.hatve.
This
-ti
what
shuu-.:
c
.a.i-
SKtietr
suggests
the
follow
inc
Flrti
lock
tc
the
drainage
t
-
1
d
r.d
th-
rt-
Summer
Beut
LesJt
of
Spring
Uork
An
example
of
the
latest
type
of
Alpine
rockery
-:.
ir.
sua:
?ve:
y
-jr
Thit
picture
shows
what
may
be
auiiA-ved
by
.A
?.
effort.
!
if
Ii.m
:
...f
Vim
PnuUtlt:
T
mv
Kuaut&.
tto
l.hft
tie.
icuicu
lb
as
iuc
i
njij.uNt
1
1
m
"
mm
'
wrong.
Then
improve
the
fertility
son
with
a
small
garden
that
it
is
1
nomniptp
halanrd
nlant
food
Rake
seediinKS
Instead
of
trying
to
raise
Warring
nations
of
Etirnnp
vuith
tho
vocilt
fU.,f
:
1
sow
seeds
or
buy
Dlants?"
N.ibndv
n"'0"
annual
r:un
be
crown
success
Which
formerly
looked
to
hr
for
sunnm-t
;cf
k
can
answer
these
questions
Each
1.ull
bl"
1
a
,10t
recommend
phlox
ginning
to
realize
that
no
such
support
will
bo
forthcom-
owner
a
8arden
muEt
work
them
ing.
out
according
to
his
personal
taste.
One
effect
of
the
internal
struggle
in
Russia
has
been
A"
(lepw,d5
u,K)n
tht
klnd
of
gar"
t.llP
5llmplt
inn
mrmnnfliu
r,
f
n
tt
dell
he
Wtahfit
to
hin
Alan
mnnh
arunim.tnai.
ageratum,
zinnias
or
any
oi
the
flowers
that
need
a
lot
of
sun-lane.
Many
of
these
may
be
sown
o
.t
!.f
dears
but
better
re-....t..
.
.
i
....
...
ojiiijititn
iui
vouununism
inline
unitecl
.
.
M
"
wic
States
Ctntm
.
.1
,.1
I
i
mi
.
.
.
Horvonrl.
i
UA
j
j
CliAAA
ill
filrnnir
t-aortllnne
nknni
4U
uvpv-nuft
tijjuii
UIC
aiw;
UilU
UCSKlUC
!
"w-"'t
vuuMga
auuuk
of
cultivation
of
the
garden.
TomWdle
of
Maj-
Violas
and
pansles
Another
intuwetimr
tv,n
....
r
.
those
who
have
not
cultivated
a
year.
It
is
an
all
season
job
and'
success
depends
to
a
large
extent
on
the
amount
of
attention
given1
do
extremely
well.
the
cutting
off
of
the
nation
from
all
neighbors
bv
re-
earden
bcfore'
1
8Ugge8t
that
hftdo
rhte
48
a
d
Ume
to
think
moving
all
Russian
inhabitants
far
from
the
hnrrlpve
nnrl
ml
&iletI
too
much
the
first
;
about
window
boxes.
Maby
people
strengthening
of
the
border
defense.
This
will
isolate
the
country
more
than
ever.
Already
it
had
been
learned
that
many
of
the
foreign
legations
had
been
closed
and
immigration
from
Europe
discouraged.
Even
tourists
are
no
longer
welcomed
as
they
were.
The
country
is
being
deliberately
cut
off
from
Europe
and
converted
into
a
hermit
country
and
in
the
meantime
aid
is
being
extended
to
China
where
the
Chinese
troops
are
being
drilled
by
German,
officers.
who
canno;,
nave
a
garden,
can
have
a
suc::!s?ful
window
box.
ir.artment
dwellert
might
well
give
this
aUcrit
on
H.F.P.
NOTICE
Dominion
Government
Board
Of
Review
IMMIGRATION
will
hold
sessions
from
2:00
to
4:00
p.m..
on
Wednesday,
the
20th
of
April
and
from
10
a.m.
to
12
noon
and
from
2
p.m.
to
4
p.m.
on
Thursday,
the
21st
of
April
In
the
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert.
All
persons
having:
information
concerning
the
Illegal
entry
to
Canada
of
alien
immigrants
are
Invited
to
Submit
it
to.
the
Board
in
person
or
by
letter.
ALL
COMMUNICATIONS,
HOWEVER
MADE,
WILL
BE
TREATED
AS
CONFIDENTIAL
H.
L.
KEENLEYSIDE,
Chairman
of
the
Board.
TO
RECEIVE
S25.000
PER
YEAR
FROM
WIFE
left,
iisu-i
iii
U.dy
l
..u.v-
Muum
of
$.OOS
a
year
on
ncf
mw.......
-uMkuiO.
C.pt
ningham-reid.
ricat
Mrs
Cunn
inteair
-ReW
I
IThe
Markets
(thoroughly
and
apply
Ue
plant
them.
PewuaLb
may
be
secured.
tge,
1
food
at
the
rate
of
four
pounds
to
from
0&tbm
or
root
pur-
g
c
Fresh
Extras.
Grade
A
the
hundred
square
feet.
Reseed
cha&ed
fTo
the
florist.
Dahlia
(
Large,
cartoned,
dot
2
5
.
the
bare
spots
if
any
and,
if
the
tubers
can
be
purchased
now
and
LocaL
new
laid,
doz
lawn
is
shaded,
use
a
seed
mixture
should
be
planted
soon.
Gladioli
i,
'especially
adapted
to
shade.
Re-
balbe
should
go
in
as
soon
as
the
w
Newtons,
fancy
wrap-
'
peat
the
operation
every
ax.
weefcs
weather
a
auow.
unrysantne-
-
-
Q
untU
the
lawn
is
in
good
condition
mjuns
do
not
usually
succeed
out-1
Beauties
.
.
$23
zirzzrzzzzr
,
:
:
"
:
win-,
fane,
tppl
erad
when
fall
I
have
Monday.
April.
18.
1938.
.
"What
shall
I
plant
this
year?'
corner.
de-
'
..
.ruiimcnt
Alexander
Cun-
has
already
with-.
drawn
her
demand
fur
an
accounting
of
a
previous
amount
entrusted
to
her
husbano'
and
has
agreed
to
forgivr-
and
forget
thr
not-so-mce
iljuigs
--he
has
.said
about
him.
However
her
divorce
afUoa
uU
peuumg
ugainst
the
captain
KITSEGUKLA
Mr.
and
Mxs
Arthur
Sam
part
-aiKi
Uxiir
dauKliUir
and
.soa-lu-law
I
Mr.
awl
Mrs.
Hurbert
Wctiley.
hav.
31
laft
for
Carlisle
Cannery
when
.40
Mr.
8am
pare
will
be
engaged
in
.'carpentry
work
during
Uie
extend
ing
of
the
cannery.
Fred
9ampare
sfvmaored
a
fim
i
'
.
:
.
MnM
hM
Ion
R4rM4o
a
TWo
fn
the
constant
of
the
novice,
cided
to
give
planung
mums.
is
query
up
.
Dz.
25c
to
-
40
Dm
HaH
was
full
to
capacity
i"How
How
can
can
I
I
get
get
a
a
succession
succession
of
of
To
To
get
gel
best
best
result-
result?
a
a
greenhouse
greennouse
is.
ls.npanoM
nOM
in
in
with
the
whole
community
in
at-
r
r
7
"'J-wiA
m
ciiitree
Dfe&s,
MOSCOW
Correspondent
of
the
Gbrist-1
bloom
to
my
garden
without
too
necessary
in
this
climate.
Stocks.
0rapr:frult
Cal
3
for
10
tendance
as
well
a
several
friends
ian
bcience
Monitor,
describes
the
purging!
vJlich
have'
Breat
60,17
What
plants
will
glvo
asters,
snapdragons,
marigolds,
i
Bananas
'
'lb
'
'
12Vt
from
Kitwanga.
During
the
lnter
been
going
on
in
Russia
as
a
"civil
war.
Him,Wlc
,.f
me
the
moat
Ior
m
money?
Shall
Shiaant)Mss
and
most
of
the
com-
Avacadf
eh
v4
at
midnight
delicious
refresh-
Beauty
in
the
Rock
Garden
nnuuarD,
id.
.ug
""
wv.jw.ic
iuh.
Butter
I
Fancy,
cartoned,
lb
No.
2
Creamery,
lb.
No.
1
Creamery,
'
tjtrd
'Pure,
lb.
j
Vegetable
!
Sweet
Potaloea,
3
lbs
B.
C:
Potatoes,
10
lbs.
,
New
Potatoes,
3
lbc.
B.
C.
Onions.
5
lbs.
i
Smlther
Qraan
Onion:,
bunnh
a
wKKlerfttl
Ume!
M
.44
.45
Him
Brown
and
family
arrived
at
Kttaagucia
from
Carnaby
las
J
Monday
and
wUl
remain
here
prioi
to
leaving
for
the
oanntrlefi.
3S
24
If
VOIl
Illlth
tn
aum,
,mttilnn
.25
j
-w..i'..i6
,
Smithers
Radishes
bunch
.08
Umon
and
Orange
Pr-el
iiirhc.
imported,
per
lb
'iu
citron
peel
Cauliflower,
Cal..
16c
U
I
Parsley,
ban
ah,
;
B.C.
(Jo
rrttba.
&
lbs
Bunch
Uarrsta,
2
far
B.
C.
Beeta,
0
lbs.
Mexican
TomaUxM,
lb.
Cal.
Lettuce,
head
,
Green
Cabbage,
lb.
Celery,
head.
10c
U
Spinach,
Walla
Walia,
lb.
Green
Peas.
lb.
ri-.-i..
Hay.
Hulkley
Valltjy
'fttntiy
100
lbs.
Wheat
Ham,
first
grade,
lb,
Bacon,
side,
sliced,
best
grade
Pork,
shoulder,
lb.
Pork,
loin,
lb.
Pork,
leg.
lb.
Pork,
dry
salt,
lb
Veal,
loin,
lb
Veal
shoulder,
lb.
18c
to
Beef
Steak,
lb.,
25c
to
30
Lamb,
leg,
lb,
,
95
.Lamb,
leg,
lb
40
Lamb
chops,
lb
40
Halibut,
lb.
i
3moket!
Kippers,
lb.
Nuts
Walnuts,
broken,
shelled
Walnuts,
shelled
halves,
lb
Almonds,
shelled,
lb
Dried
Fruits
White
FIks.
lb.
-30
Prunes,
30-40.
lb.
UT
Prunes,
40-60,
lb.
Prunes,
00-70.
lb.
Raisins,
Australian
seedless,
lb,
Rautina,
Cal.,
seedless
lb.
.15
and
23
Currants,
lb.
.
.
,
,
.15
15c.
and
50
r-iour,
vn
s,
no.
1
hard
wheat
...
2.C0
alack
Cooking
Figs,
lb
o
!
Dates,
bulk,
lb.,
.
.
.8c
to
,15
'
Apricots.
Jb.
more
or
lea.
I;l
I'VbriMiry
i.i;..m:
10th.
1038,
MOUE8BV
18I.AND
PI8HERIEa
JEDWAY.
LIMITED
Fred
Naiih,
Amt.
2
Daffodil
Tea
And
Sale
Is
Success
The
Daffodil
Tea
and
FaIe
.
Queen
Mary
Chapter
im,
!
der.
Daughters
or
tne
E:
:
terday
afternoon
was
,
"
'cessful
affair,
many
a
"i?
Uddfelbwa
Hv
the
inlement
weather
The
program,
fi.nu:
'by
Mr
H.
H.
Hodu-
ir,
Mrs
J
S.
Blark
a
,
wa;.
very
entertainm"
ting
numbers
were
I
Iri'h
Jig.
Paf
Mu.i.
Steven
-.
5
1
.12
.11
.00
.14
.If.
.U.
25
Apples,
'
dried,
18
.w-
f
Heaclies.
peeled,
lCc
to
Smyrna
Figs,
2
lbs.
J"
MiKiir
W&ile.
100
lbs.
U5
Yultow.
Kit)
It
9)7!
lionet
Bran
a15
Bxtructed
Honey,
per
Jar
22c
to.
Middlings
2.50
Joint.
Honey
Shorts
2.20
Cheese
Oats
2.80
Ontario
solids,
new,
Fine
Oat
Chops.
2.95
Edam.
lb.
.
Barley
2.G0
Ontario,
mature,
lb.
Laying
Mash
3,10
'Stilton,
lb
Oyster
Sheir
U5
KoquKfort,
lb
Vlfiiu
Fowl,
No.
1.
lb
.25
Roasting
Chicken,
lb,
.35
lb.
.20
.
.25
C.35
5
85
.30
.25
.50
.39
.33
.80
.35
tdif'ii
Clmrloltp.
IslmiiU
ItUlrkt.
en
UmoiiIIiir
ItUlrlt-t
uf
frim
ltiiHTt.
Tk
ikiU
that
Mureby
Island
rin.-
.20
edas
Jotlwuy,
UmHd.
tkli
salient
of
30
Vancouver,
b.
C.
linUaHl
to
apply
fur
.
a
imm'
at
the
foHiwlu
Hr;rli.l
'
.30
lamfci:
25
Oonvmenotng
at
Jxsk
about
1
mil'
n
J4.
on
Uu
eeutb
ahoi
of
U
SklneuUJa
In
lot;
Uicnce.
Kaat
10
ohalnv
.20
uWi
30
oluUis:
ttienc
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