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of
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and
children's
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are
pleased
to
announce
that
we
have
received
iermis-sion
to
give
10,
,
discount
on
this
nationally
-
controlled
line
for
6
days
only.
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March
16.
1934
THE
GREAT
OUTDOORS
h
This
is
the
season
of
the
year
when
people
turn
to
)the
'great-outdoors
lor
their
Tecreawon
and
enjoymen..
During
the
winter
the
tendency
is
to
stay
in
the
house
or
attend
indoors
events
often
lasting
through
half
the
night.
The
result
is
a
lowering
vitality
with
tendency
to
colds.
One
of
the
tendencies
of
life
in
our
climate
is
that
we
do
not
spend
enough
time
outside.
We
like
to
sit
around
the
fire
when
we
should
be
inhaling
fresh
air.
Excercise
oui
01
aoors
is
almost
essential
to
health.
1
Now
we
turn
to
our
favorite
outdoor
pursuits.
Some
I
like
boating
and
swimming.
Others
Kke
walking
or
outdoor
games.
Of
late
years
there
has
been
a
tendency
to-i
ward
gardening,
an
occupation
that
gives
a
reward
in.
health
and
in
beauty.
The
great
thing
is
to
get
outside
for
at
least
an
houror
two
each
day.
IMPROVED
CONDITION'S
tBftstfrrp
highway
have
been
improved
dur-
ast
levrweeKs.
borne
of
the
bad
turns
hnvp
hPPn
made
les?
dangerous
and
drivinc
is
now
much
morp
pn-
joyable
than
it
had
been
in
the
past.
This
is
excellent
and
ve
are
glad
to
be
able
to
congratulate
the
department
of
public
works
of
the
provincial
government
on
the
work'
they
are
doing.
We
hope
they
will
keep
it
up.
ST.
PATRICK'S
DAY
:
Tomorrow
is
St.
Patrick's
Day
and
Irishmen
everywhere
will
celebrate
more
or
less.
Some
will
simply
wear
a
sprig
of
shamrock
in
the
buttonhole.
On
that
day
Irishmen
everywhere
stick
out
their
chests,
hold
their
heads
high
and
let
the
world
know
they
come
from
a
great
little
island
Where
the
grass
is
green
and
people
are
happy
or
quarrelsome
or
possibly
happy
while
being
quarrelsome.
In
Canada
these
same
Irish
people
seem
to
lose
their
propensity
to
quarrel
and
are
among
the
very
best
citizens.
We
are
not
much
concerned
with
who
St.
Patrick
was
or.
What
he
did.
It
is
the
results
that
count.
We
know
the
Irishman
today
and,
doubtless,
St.
Patrick
had
something
to
do
with
making
him
what
he
is.
;
VALUE
OF
AIRPLANES
.
What
is
the
value
of
the
airplane
in
war?
that
is
a
questioiUhat
Is
being
asked
by
a
great
many
people.
The
totalitarian
nations
are
putting
their
faith
in
bombing!
planes
and
are
building
them
by
the
thousands;
They
un-!
doUbtedly,
do
a
great
deal
of
damage
but
in
the
early'daysi
of
the
Spanish
war
Franco
had
very
few
and
the
Chinese1
have
had
very
few
compared
with
their
opponents.
In
each
ease
the
war
lasted
two
years
and
even
yet
is
not
elided.
LattPrly
Spain
was
well
supplied
with
bombing
planes
and
yet
they
have
Jiot
taken
Madrid.
V
j
it
16
jtiflt
possible
that
the
value
of
nlmln
emphasized..
They
have
their
place,
undoubtedly,
but
whether
sUch
a
tremendous
number
as
Germany
seems
to
be
building
will
justify
the
outlay
remains
to
be
seen
when
and
if
War
conies.
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
New
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
bame.
BETA
WINS
HOOP
GAME
Take
llitb
Sflitxtl
Senior
league
lty
Deft-lting
tianuua
In
the
final
mine
nl
the
oauv-
team
sailed
for
home
yesterday
following
the
ending
of
the
fifth
test
cricket
match
with
South
Africa
in
a
draw.
Of
the
five
my..
mm
Mlmi
THAT
SUPPLIES
MANY
NEEDED
ELEMENTS
SO
OFTEN
LACKING
IN
THE
MODERN
DIET
Drink
.
.
.
LUCKV
LAGER
AGE
AND
PURITY
GUARANTEED
BY
SI
0,000
BOND
Alto
atkjor
IIUHTON
type
ALE
SILVER
SI'IUNG
STOUT
Cuaat
llrewrrira
Mil.
Vaacoueer
-
New
WeetmiMter
Victoria
J-I
Tlii
mlvei
rifinent
la
not
pulillahetf
or
displayed
ly
the
Liquor
Contro!
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
liritUli
Columbia.
Tins
DAILY
XEW.1
The
Letter
Box
wheat
ami
silyvkk
almost
mjret
having
tried
Ut
PHI
ui
wurd
lur
the
farmers.
It
is
toe
concerted
attack
upon
dUier
ahead
by
a
slight
marsh.
cmnowmcr.
In
the
first
half
there
was
pd
Y
th
Weed
checking
and
passing
but
not
wnn
the
fishermen's
statement
much
aheottne;.
The
half
endi
:
Pvroidmg
they
were
la
the
with
Gamma
in
the
lead
by
II
to
postn
the
farmers
in
10.
their
eJaims.
We
wM
Just
mention
In
the
second
half
Beta
had
goodit
U
farmers
are
net
to
blame,
namlnt
but
their
ahootine
wawr
I
heir
receiving
91
7ft
a
ton
fo
poor.
Gamma's
shooting
was
ahn
nJe
herring
at
Rupert
nor
do
w
off.
Christian
went
off
on
per-
wro
the
fishermen
ecau?
sonals
around
the
pud
of
th's,w
have
had
to
pay
as
much
as
Bridge
Cups
Fot
Season
Are
Awarded
The
executive
of
the
Prince
Rn-
offs
of
the
High
School
Senior
th
M'
industries
that
Brklft
lj.
hiu
trm
fd
Basketball
League.
Beu
beat
Own-
n
mBhkk
of
the
award
of
the
Johnson
Oup
to
raa
by
a
wore
of
It
to
14
The
QP
2'
tlve
Sons
of
Norway
for
leafut
two
trams
haw
timm
close
ah
fcfC'"K
UM,W
r"
ehampionalilt
this
seaxm.
The
year
with
Qmmmn
winning
the
,
runner
up
cup
4a
iwi
wanM
thte
first
halt
ami
Beta
th
second
J
f'J
.'Vj'
J"?'
year.
The
Tip
Ttati
Tmlters
Oup
The
name
was
fa
and
eacitir.4
7orl
01
'f
.
.
7
go
u
the
Itambfrea
who
defeated
I
Kes
if
a-
lTb..MaaM,a
luilA
mlaiti
h
win
nm
one
mm
ana
men
me
'
.Canadian
National
Recreation
As
aoclation
in
a
play-off
The
sea
son's
play
has
been
concluded
Canadian
Legion
'Women's
Banquet
half.
S0
a
ton
for
the
same
herring!,
...
M
uoiKesiaa
ana
ivtnare
were
new
"
r
wj
for
Beta.
'
Macdonald
and
Chris-
Mil
to
use
here,
tian
for
Gamma.
I
We
have
always
slated
that
the
Individual
scoring:
miners
were
entitled
Ut
more
than
Beta
Bussey
4.
Hopkins
1.
Kl-jSOc
for
stiver.
We
we
no
reason
hara
2
Holkestad
10.
Maoouver
2.
why
Bryan
was
not
correct
when
Oamma
Knutson
6.
Macdonald
'he
advocated
a
16
to
1
ratio.
In.
lost
night
with
about
sixty
mem-
uaroer.
tirown
.
unnsuan
1.
any
case
we
go
nm
see
wnv
silver
Kp
ittin
Kn.n
in
Hinnr
ik.
Morin
1
English
Cricket
Team
Sails
Home
Four
Of
snotMa
oe
practteaoy
pegged
at
1U
'present
price.
The
greatest
won
der
of
them
all
is
why
no
one
has
had
a
word
to
say
about
the
fact
that
the
government
raised
the
price
-of
gold
100
percent
and
fixed
the
price
at
that
level
What
iuatlfteation
for
so
doine
or
whbt
Ut
does
to
our
property
values
w
Five
Matches
In
South
are
004
abte
to
say
ott
hand
We
Community
Africa
Were
Drawn,
England
Winning
One
umber
f
Sixty
In
At'
tentlaure
at
Affair
Latl
Mght
The
Wumen's
AuxHiary
to
the
Canadian
Legion
held
its
sixth
an
president.
Mrs
A.
Murray,
presid
ing.
After
a
delightful
repast,
th
King's
toast
was
duly
honored.
During
the
evening
Mrs.
Murray
orrcrnted
the
retiring
president
Mrs.
R.
T
Anderson,
with
a
bouquet
of
flowers.
Mrs.
Fred
Hunter
sang
two
soles
accompanied
by
Mrs.
J.
8.
Black
smainc
and
brldte
1
merely
reman
upon
the
fact
that
1
were
enjoyed
with
Mrs.
W
Roth-
,la
w
saw
a
single
1
wrU
and
Mrs,
C
Harmon
prlxe
iwuru
sow
mat
maiier.
ooes
it
winners.
rTTOr
A
v?
c?
.....
l.
i
.have
the
ffMt
nf
ratthnv
niir
16:
CPi
The
English
ericke
.
Property
values
hi
half?
Does
it
CTjnrtf
unoer
uiai
nor
n
we
iningi0'
"
,uuc
r
st
kj
m
eatied
inflation?
Some
one
please
ar
path.
It
is
a
long
read
that
tell.
us,
has
no
turn
and
it
may
be
peas-
It
seems
to
us
that
Mr
Kennev
lbI
lt
u
only
because
of
the
pre
matches
played.
England
won
thetpalc
rather
slitjhtsngiy
of
wheat
paB&nda
a,Ml
herring
thai
third
and
the
four
others
were
In
faet
one
mtaht
wonder
what
m
lub
004
wised
p
tied.
Try
a
Dally
New
want-ad.
the
farmers
wanted
to
raise
sueh,DeIore
w
otUrCk
wonor
ho"
useless
staff
for
in
the
first
place.
much
they
ean
be
kapt
Allow
us
to
suggest
that
neither
ta
"Objection
made
the
ser-gold
nor
silver
would
be
much;rant
of
aU
missed
If
it
was
sunk
in
the
sea
5
We
not
tioned
Urtff
We
wUl
also
suggest
th-
rHai-lmlnlnum
Rd
hours
or
bUlty
that
the
governments
of
the
man
otnw
relative
to
the
n-orW
would
show
better
Judg-
wbJel
trouble?
ment
were
wheat,
instead
of
gold
made
the
basis
of
their
currency
'
We
also
believe
the
present
manipulated
prices
of
wheat
must
be
very
interesting
to
Britain
a.
well
as
the
other
countries
who
are
now
storing
up
huge
quantities
of
wheat
for
a
ruiny
day
which
recalls
the
farmers
were
skinned
on
wheat
in
the
last
war
with
fixed
prices.
We
would
also
like
to
point
out
that
the
20c
a
bush'!,
on
No.
1
wheat
alone,
is
but
a
very
small
item
compared
to
the
fixed
prices
paid
farmers
In
most
of
the
European
countries
for
the
past
15
years.
And
have
these
wise
guys
figured
out
Just
who
geU
the
20c
paid
In
Canada
and
what
would
have
happened
had
It
not
been
done?
There
are
so
many
things
about
this
matter
that
most
people
do
not
seem
to
have
the
least
idea
about
but
they
Just
take
a
crack
at
the
simple
minded
rubes
because
they
think
they
can
bite
them
without
getUng
a
sock
in
the
Jaw.
We
wonder
if
they
ever
CLUlHED
FOR
SALE
COMPLETE
household
goods
for
aale.
evenings.
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modern
apartments.
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5
mm
M4Arvrei
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
la
Ptlnca
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meai
time
after
school
bed
time
NAMING
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C0MMISI0N
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riatiHlng
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luted
by
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t'ommtadaner
Alder
With
Pavu.ee
Of
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law
The
Prtesee
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Planting
CintiBilaalan.
which
la
beu
set
up
in
aasweeUon
wilh
the
vatag
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waft
bylaw
pt
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of
the
comm.
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the
i
ed.
Mr.
fun.,
pointed
an
h
Bnasd
whirl.
a
member
n:
As
City
tr.::
man
of
th
t.
tees.
Mr
Aki.
member
..r
1
Building
Bylaw
the
Parks
Board:
3.
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LltU
0
DG
three
year
term;
O.
V.
Bvttt
two
years
1
and
Robert
Oordoit
city
Comrr.i
one
year
1
as
wetl
at
the
com
mi-
sitting
as
a
-
wiener
blmsetf
gave
notice
'
The
personnel
of
the
cemmH-
the
DuiMint;
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