'
thai
able
once
option
ends
We
of
outrapoous
overseas
aRSres-
uvea
to
rue
the
au
u,ey
lu.d
Japan.
0
will
not
sion.
done
so'
or
JuPa
in
Asia,
ex-
how
that
this
process
.
.,h
!
pti.ee
and
d
AS
f
SFF.
IT
i
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From
Page
3i
REMTVIF.NTES
(Continued
From
Page
0
.11
"5
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thui-suf.y.
May
1.
mi
result
in
the
consequences
ioi
Britain
ana
wic
actly
as
Germany
in
Europe
is
b
nait
t
iat
japan
a
yum.
ti
k,,
t
ur
jaDan
mimaijii...
-
,.,..v,
,..,
li
j
!
Pa:
...
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m
tm'J
r
-
uv.,.i
u
twui,
uiauiici
UUIlKtT
WflT
W
Vw...i,
lnL
and
naval
potential,
back
at
the
j
tnan
Russia
evpr
cou)d
hgve
a
,
"
upp0rl
o
thing
known
in
previous
exper-
be
on
the
sending
and
receive
ience
on
stnse
or
screen.
It
may
j
en(j3
0j
"smuggling"
opera-
o.
ftn
vt
it.
does
News
of
the
District
turn
o'
tne
ccmuij.
mi
ureuinr,
unuuw
oi
me
sneer
f.nf,
ivc
WH
.
'
:'Q
a;
w..
.
noi,,,
I,,
uu'
-
tions
...
,
Minir
f
t,t.
.
.JAPAN
na&
always,
m
,
lire
;;.
,
,
-
-
....
.
pose
the
,.th.
;
"
matter
how
you
look
being
re-armed
now
tnai
is
vo
u.j,
i,a
.
way
oi
repa;-;-
wnti
all
i
our
"
"'uence
and
ana
Affairs,
Lester
rearson,
touchea'at
nrr
Sne
has
alternated
be-
clwkmate
Russia's
expansionist
'b
str(,ng(h
Japan,
with
about
as
mueh
territory
as
the
State
of
California,
greets
peace
with
a
population
of
eighty-three
million,
and
with
all
of
them
to
provide
on
the
larger
danger
ln
final
tween
long
periods
of
complete
tendencies.
But
in
tne
cu.se
ui
;
c
nave
taken
a
Knfeh
in
Parliamejit.
'
befor-
isolationism
and
sharp
spasms
both
Britain
and
the
U.S.A.
they
THERE
ARE
two
tendencies
in
gamble.
e'sar
Stewart
News
Telkwa
Brownies
And
Guides
Busy
ratification.
On
April
he-aid:
Verily,
there
wont
be
much
for.
time
to
squander
any
time
or
m
anything.
j
TELKWA
Last
meeting
of
the
Ernest
Lewis,
Stewart
wharf
-Telkwa
Brownies
was
supervised
ingor.
was
brought
to
the
Mrs.
George
Shepherd
as
Ditai
during
the
week
and
then
It
mav
not
be
so,
but
there
is
a
suspicion
the
wild
goose
that;
Brown
Owl.
The
Brownies
learn-
amoved
to
the
Prince
Rupei
t
"
-
lmo
tQWn
QJ.
a
few
days
ed
more
semaphore
and
a
little
General
Hospital.
Mr.
Lewis
is
,
.
J.eumed
his
flight
north.
It
elementary
first
aid,
using
band-
a
veteran
of
the
First
World
&
whiJe-
ln
Bin
Cruirk-
aids.
!War
and
has
been
in
Hi
health
shank's
garden.
The
railway;
pioneer
says
h3
watched
the
goose
steering
a
course
toward
Yukon.
Or
could
it
possibly
be
Mothers
oi
Sixers
and
Second-
for
some
time.
fis
are
being
invited
to
attend
;
enrolment
ceremonies
which
will
Tom
Wallace,
logging
opera
a
round
about
spring
;
rake
place
on
May
1
tn
the
An-
tor
eft
by
piane
f0r
tiie
south,
making
"Of
course
,
we
must
all
feel,
whether
or
not
we
approve
of
this
treaty,
that
there
are
possibilities
oi
danger
arising
out
of
it.
It
Is
a
calculated
risk
we
hare
to
take.
In
this
ease
I
believe
Jt
is
a
calculated
risk
toward
peace
rather
than
toward
war,
because
I
do
not
believe
this
is
a
punitive
treaty
which
has
in
it
the
seeds,
of
Xuture
war.
Nevertheless
we
should
not
indulge
in
any
excessive
optimism
as
to
what
may
happen
now
that
Japan
is
going
to
be
free
to
conduct
its
own
affairs.
The
Tokyo
correspondent
of
THE
ECONOMIST
writing
in
the
last
edition
said
something
which
Is
very
true
and
which
we
should
keep
In
mind.
He
said
that
the
lacquer-thin
coating
f
occupational
reform
is
cracking
and
peeling
off
in
most
places.
Japan
then
is
i
bee-Uining
to
withdraw
Into
itself.
J
think
this
is
inevit-
glican
rooms.
It
is
expected
the
naving
bt.en
called
to
Portland
tour
down
to
the
late
Jack
investiture
of
leaders
will
take
by
the
sudden
death
of
his
Miner
s
home
m
Ontario.
j
place
at
this
meeting.
,
jatht,r
Mr
Wallace
is
the
man
1
Ground
is
already
being
pre-
j
Guide?
began
semaphore
stu-
aer
0f
the
Western
Wood
Prod-ciies
at
their
meeting.
Two
ucts
here
guides,
Helen
Mack
and
Claire
'
pared
at
Sea"
Cove
for
the
con-
"
struction
of
sixteen
dwelling;
R
WASHABLE!
l),
SUPER
SCRUBBABLE
!
flSi
Rich
as
velvet.,
.
tough
as
rubber.
.
V
5v)(
i
newest
miracle
of
research
yW
'
Landlot.
wore
their
uniforms
to
Dr
g
Kergin
of
prince
houses.
There's
this
much
for
them
the
others
what
properly
.
n
char.
that
far
east.
Yo
should
dressed
Guides
should
look
like
.nes
dur,
th
teel
daybreak
first.
study
of
recru
t
knotting
Was
J
clinic
at
Forest
Camp
For
Lakelse
wTdVa
gam;
Z
played
ich
he
Silbak
Premier
mine,
was
based
on
the
knots
shown,
j
At
each
meeting,
the
Guides
Weather
during
the
past
week
learn
a
new
Guide
song,
most
of
has
been
unsettled
with
two
which
ate
sung
to
well
known
days
of
sunshine
sandwiched
Junes?
At
the
next
meeting
between
days
of
raw,
biting
TERRACE
Provincial
officials
cinpke
anrt
ieans
will
be
in
order
winds
accompanied
by
J
ram
HEW
PRICES
.
-
.1
K.
for
the
heeinnine
of
gymnastic
Fresh
snow
fell
on
the
maun-
are
planning
to
uxaie
u
tains
down
to
the
1000-foot
xvum
"
lessons.
mirk
Althm.Ph
thp
robins
arc
i-anencti
ntc
m
oui....v
.
.
on
Forest
Minister
E.
T.
Kenney
here,
spring
has
not
yet
arrived.
1
ELICWA
announces
that
tlw
young
woods
workers
will
clear
and
develop
:
a
section
of
the
north
shore
of
:
the
lake
which
belongs
to
the
government
and
is
earmarked
lot
a
recreation
park.
,
'
!
A
permanent
puoac
ramp
site
!
with
bath
houses
and
other
facil-
ALKS
..
Big
Bulldozer
Seen
at
Telkwa
A
card
party
in
aid
of
the
lib
This
week
Blondie
1
ities
will
be
built
this
year.ac-
rary
was
held
last
Wednesday
;
TELKWA
night.
Mrs.
Joe
Thompson
and
Tennant
created
quite
a
sensa-
coi
ding
to
the
plans.
i.,ur
,.n
an"
m
-M!ahf
.........
.
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it
mm
n
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bull-
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staffed
prizes.
The
consolation
prizes
dozer
wilh
attached
carry-all
by
students
from
16
to
2
years,
went
to
Mrs.
Hinchcliffe
and
to
craper
which
loads
and
unloads
were
located
throughout
the
I.L
Piitchard.
.
by
hydraulic
control.
province
last
year.
'
ir7in
'
There'
was
quite
an
army
of
j
Headquarters
of
the
tamp.
M,-'-mrt
Mis.
Jo,.
Puls-bakke
Mi.
und
FuUtbakkt.sidewalk
superint91lclents
and
w
h
uk
wffl
.
hharbe
interested
sPeCtat0rS
When
W
of
12
boys,
will
be
the
present
K
m
oons
?,
Theira
.ni
m
nl?
n
demolished
part
of
the
big
hill
forestry
branch
cabin
at
the
lake.
Mr,
old
to
Mr.
and
Mis.
Ralph
behind
the
Hiway
Garage,
level-;
Hu-.sman
w-ho
have
moved
on
to
n
h
u
Tw.oa"
week-
NIGHT
FARMERS
!Vls
.
Madigan
Bros.'
parking
lot
is;
r.
77
u
i
u
quite
a
show
place
for
those
in-
PETERBOROUGH,
Out.
(P
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Michael
Hoops
terested
in
the
sevfin
b,
1rac.
Combattlng
tne
capriciou.s
April
returned
from
visit
.south.
They
a
t3rs
and
four
iarge
pick.up
bal.
weathe,
EOme
Iamers
ln
thl,
import,
the
roads
in
Dad
shape
-
er
wUh
frQnt
e
ld
loaderg
Also,
district
turned
the
headlights
on
III
YES
-
fitfteZ
(ffX'fifc
WILL
AMAZE
YOU!
'the
'
r
ri
ir'pa
side
delivery
hay
the
tractors
over
the
land
to
beatitilully,
in
minutes
.
.
.
has
no
M.
:
and
Mrs.
Hilton
and
Spike
rake
is
ouite
something
to
old
make
a
long
day
of
it.
On
one
timers,
the
kind
to
which
we
day
recently
some
formers
were
u.ced
to
hitch
old
Dobbin.
seevi
working-
as
late
as
10
p.m.'
Arnold
left
by
car
for
Vancouver.
They
return
next
week.
Supe
r
Kt
in-'I
one
conns
ready
to
use.
It
needs
no
primer
or
undcr-coaicr
.
.
.
applies
easily,
erle(
tly
on
wallpaper,
paint,
plaster,
wood
or
metal.
It
dries
evenly,
offensive
odor.
One
coat
covers
most
surfaces.
Made
by
the
makers
of
Kcm-Tone
and
Kcm-(lo
$7.85
PER
GALLON.
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have
returned
from
Saskatchewan
where
they
visited
relatives
ovei
ithe
Easter
vacation.
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j:ss
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m
m
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Bussing-er
and
C.
P.
Bussinger
left
by
car
for
Vancouver.
Jlie
Wjirca
wee
KF.Mf.L0
W
W.
Noonan
is
a
patient
in
the
Smlthers
hospital.
Tom
Thorp
has
gone
to
Kam-loops
for
a
visit
with
his
niece,
Mrs.
Spain.
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The
mirachl
!re
on-amtl
for
fcitchwn
and
botV9om
wallt.
lool
ond
wehj
Uk
the
feoked
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your
w
refrigeiatfl.
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gallon.
Th
original
oil
point
thai
mixei
with
water.
On
gullon,
iftinned
with
water,
mati
on
and
one
ho
galloni.
So
your
actual
cost
per
gallon
is
on!
$4.20
these
great
home
decorating
oids
'
The
Martin-Senour
Company
Ltd.
The
Sherwin-Williams
Company
of
Canada,
ltd.
The
Canada
Paint
Company
Ltd.
The
Lowe
Brothers
Company
Ltd.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Irving
motored
'o
New
Hazulton
on
Sunday.
They
were
guests
of
Mrs.
Barbara
Sargent.
Mr":
Wiley,
Social
Credit
organizer,
paid
a
visit
to
Telkwa
last
week.
-
-
Distributors
and
Dealers
from
Coast
to
Coast
-
Says
Mrs.
A..
Butler
XC-.
On
Saturday
Miss
Eileen
Cross
j
finished
the
courses
she
was
Riving
ln
the
Anglican
rooms
here.
The
ladies
were
unanimous
in
their
praise
of
the
efficient
way
Miss
Cross
presented
the
:esons.
They
are
happily
re-j'ricing
ln
the
new
well
tailored
saits.
dresses
and
blouses
which
Miss
Cross
taught
them
to
make.
.v'l
:
,
t
K
"You
can'
bea
f
'
-
ill
?
is
I
Aylmer
lor
true
tomato
flavor.
'
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That's
why
Janet,
Barry,
Dad
ond
I
Women
know..
.
.
.
how
sM'nliul
in
quality
in
toilet
tissue
and
discriminating
women
choose
Purcx
Ar
that
sc
ial
kiml
of
soTlncss
.
.
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k
nicfit
...
jfP
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it
often.
'
t
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a
JKSSWB-..
HORNSEA.
England
9
A
vicar'
in
this
Yorkshire
town
Sound
so
many
gtUf
bails
in
his
warden
he
asked
authorities
to
,-uppli
protective
netting.
He
ciinijiaioed
of
golfer
climbing
;
ittr
th
aalls
and
trampling
j
riov.err
in
pursuit
of
stry
balls,
j
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tltriing
cifctr
coMm
pt
by
Ttiomoi
Moore,
England,
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