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except
Sunday,
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Editor.
FridaS',
Fob.
4,
1927
IS
HUDSON
BAY
RAILWAY
WISE?'
The
large
expenditure
proposed
by
the
minister
of
railways
to
examine
Hudson
Straits
as
an
outlet
to
the
Atlantic
Ocean
from
the
partly
completed
Hudson
Bay.
Railway
brings
the
whole
project
prominently
into
the
limelight
again.
Manitoba
is
pretty
solid
for
this
road
and
it
would
be
the
nrovince
that
wnnM
.ilmnat
avi.
r.i..
benefit.
It
is
very
doubtful,
however,
if
the
three
western
provinces,
Ceng
Spring
is
the
time
when
all
nature
is
busy
and
it
Js
a
time
In
i
every
person's
life
when
he
is
glad
that
he
can
see
it
and
be
in
it
j
as
wen.
Human
beings
soon
will
be
breathing
in
the
very
spirit
of
the
vernal
season
radiated
by
all
the
animal
and
'plant
life
around
them.-
It
is
in
the
springtime
that
mankind
realizes
most
how
little
Carrying
a
big
load
?
SHREDDED
WHEAT
wiU
lighten
ii
by
insuring
easy
digestion
and
bodily
sirength-crisp
shreds
of
baked
whole
wheat
DOCTOR
KERGIN
TELLS
OF
TRIP
1AVK
IVmtESTIMi
AltllltKSS
HKtlllti:
llOT.UlV
U
II
AllOl'T
JAUNT
TO
.
C'.U.IFOKNIa
Members
of
the
especially
cnusn
uoiumuia,
see
much
wisdom
in
the
project.
He
re'
1
for,
further
irrigation
tn
this
,
..,,
me
t-uiuujuoii
journal
conservative,
says
about
it:
area.
Cotton
was
bem-
harvested
In
celebrated
with
a
dance
In
the
I.O.D.E.
There
are
insistent
reports
from
Ottawa
that
the
terminal
of
tne
and
he
haa
."rni
of
very!
Hall.
.
the
Hudson
Bay
Railway
will
be
changed
from
Nelson
to
Churchill.
txtenslve
return
10
tho;,e
interested
lni
This
morning
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Anderson
The
feeling
has
been
growing
that
a
serious
mistake
was
made
in!"1'
enterP"-
licft
for
Australia
where
they
will
choosing
the
former
port
and
that,
in
spite
of
the
laree
outlav
thati
"
From
8,11
D"g0,
they
contlnueI
take
up
their
'residence.
The
bride's
has
already
been
made
there4,
it
shnnM
l
nh.nJ.
i11'
Juan
,nd
there
tott
Jame
Mc-
olc
sway
costume
was
a
dress
of
the
Rr.'tUh
p!PPr.
F.l.VL-
P.lm
,.T...
j
"
Muty.
who
seemed
to
be
enjoying
hi.
rose
.
o---
f
.
u
i
wit.
.
an
uuiiiiiiissiuiieii
in
nrps.
winf.
rt.
w-.t.
.
f
.
.
,
vsuvs
tv
a
ki
vii
aJatSV
UU
the
Lite
tigate
conditions
at
Nelson,
it
was
stated
that
it
would
not
be
partlcoast
to
San
Diego
they
stopped
at
the
of
his
duty
to
recommend
for
or
against
the
retention
of
that
ter-!beauUful
Spanish
Mission
and
the
doc-
uut
u
ne
tind3
that
it
is
impossible
to
establish
one
of
'
a
tor
was
'""pressed
with
the
vision
of
proper
character
at
that
point
or
that
a
very
much
larger
expendi-
tne
missionaries
who
had
located
there
ture
than
has
been
contemplated
will
be
necessary
to
secure
that,ni1
endeaTorea
t0
tMcn
the
youth
not
result,
the
government
would
not
be
justified
in
proceeding
with
the
"
only
the
sPnUh
1nu
but
to
edu-nresent
nlans
,cate
them
In
various
trades.
Fresno
was
VIMTM)
HOTAHY
fl.l
lis
The
doctor
gave
a
few
Impressions
of
available,
and
that
they
would
be
glad
to.
have
Mr.
Palmer
inquire
In
almost
every
instance,
he
had
list-into
the
respective,
merits
of
the
two
ports.
But
the
Manitoba
Free
'enel
t0
ytTJ
lnt'resting
and
wonderful
Press
is
constantly
reiterating
the
cry
that
on
no
consideration
:,ddress"
b
outstanding
men
.
At
should
there
be
any
alteration
in
the
program.
Vancouver
an
address
was
given
by
Pro-
In
an
article
this
week
headed
"Port
Nelson
Without
Delay
"
nT
ff
the
,?nt!V1erSltT
'
BrlU4h
that
newspaper
declares
that
if
steel
does
not
nJtA.-S
fore
the
end
of
the
present
year
the
government
"will
be
regardd
as
finest
addresses
to
the
Portland
ciub
having
broken
faith
with
the
people
of
western
Canada
and
must
which
the
doctor
had
listened
to
for
be
prepared
to
take
the
consequences."
If
it
is
wavering,
this
is
m
"me.
The
subject
under
review
said
to
be
due
to
"lack
of
knowledge
of
the
situation,"
though
just
for
the
day
wai
"Business
Ethics"
and
what
the
lack
is
the
Free
Press
does
not
explain.
It
adds
that
the
'the
sPaker
"rested
the
point
that
there
administration
"has
no
mandate
to
instruct
Mr.
Palmer
or
anyone
sem'etl
10
"
p"u'1
falUng
la
thf
else
to
choose
between
the
two
ports"
and
that
"the
decision
to
go
l?
If.'
werev
expecttd
ahead
witti
Port
Nelson
has
long'
since
been
endorsed
by
the
people
,
me
n
IT??,
.
(Rotary
in
the
business
life
of
the
com-
u.
This
is
all
nonsense.
The
great
majority
of
Canadians,
it
is
munity
today,
quite
clear,
are
very
doubtful
as
to
the
wisdom
of
the
who'e
H.B.It.
j
Lo
Angeles
Rotary
club
had
a
mem-project.
They
certainly
have
not
and
will
not
endorse
the
spending
be"hlP
01
about
thre
hundred
and
the
of
further
large
sums
at
Nelson
if
Mr.
Maimer's
report
is
of
a
char-
addres
01
ne
daT
wa
R'Ten
by
Cameron
acter
adverse
to
that
terminal.
Objection
has
often
been
taken
toEfc!t
01
w,u
8tr"t'
N'w
Yort
The
"the
practice
of
"the
nl
deal
wlth
rintnce
but
representing,
people
of
western
Canada"
as
de.,dfdhre6,,11,
raising
money
for
club
It
teemed
to
the
doctor
purposes
that
all
merce.
IMPIlEsMONs
(lAIVKIl
and
the
Spring,
most
beautiful
of
all
seasons,
is
just
arbuhd
the
corner.
!Amerlcan
club
ere
ver'
tror
on
mt
Soon
the
air
wil
be
scented
w
th
the
redolent
fragrance
of!
Z
..Z
mun""
the
trees
and
flowers.
The
birds
will
be
returning
t&&Sm
ITS
.t'tttZ
','"
iiviucn,
muru
wun
new
me
anu
new
energies
ana
preparing
fortheir-
summer
sojourn.
Their
songs
of
greeting
will
be
heard
from
every
direction.
The
trees
will
be
bursting
into
bloom
for
the
glorious
month
to
come.
he
understands
nature
and
her
phenomena.
And
it
is
in
this
season
.'the
secretary
of
the
chamber
of
com
inat
many
men,
women
and
children
awaken
to
an
insatiable
desire
to
learn
the
secrets
of
the
great
out-of-doors.
Thoreau
differed
from
millions
of
others
only
in
the
degree
of
his
nature-loving.
Nature
in
her
new
dress
soon
will
be
luring
people
out
of
their
snug
homes
into
the
open.
Some
will
respond
with
fishing
rods,
others
with
flower
baskets,
others
with
cameras
and
still
others
with
walking
sticks.
But
all
will
answer
the
same
call.
When
spring
is
just
around
the
corner
humanity
experiences
that
Referring
to
various
Impressions
gained
l
en
the
trip,
the
doctor
spoke
very
ap-
j
preclatlvely
of
the
welcome
accorded
the
j
tourist
,
and
the
excellent
cervices
ren-
j
dered.
He
had
found
It
necessary
to
stop
en
route
for
minor
services
at
garages
some
of
which
were
far
re-1
same
thrill
of
happy
but
anxious
anticipation
which
children
feel
onimoved
from
the
dtiea.
Not
in
one
in
Uinstmas
eve
and
the
day
before
the
last
day
of
school.
towns
visited
was
Bakersfleld.
130
milts
north
of
Los
Angeles,
a
place
of
about
60.000
people,
altuated
In
the
centre
cf
the
oil
district.
The
club
was
smaller
than
some
and
welcomed
visitors
in
the
accustomed
gracious
manner.
.Here
the
speaker
was
a
bank
man
and
gave
an
address
on
the
assumption
by
the
American
Bank
of
trusteeship
for
estates.
A
hospitable
club
at
Centralis.
Washington,
listened
to
an
address
by
stance
had
be
been
overcharged
and
In
ievery
ca
the
motto
"Service
with
a
jBmlle"
seemed
to
be
lived
up
to.
The
courtesy
shown
him
had
been
very
(generous
and
he
had
reflected
on
whether
the
general
public
was
not
,
overtaking
the
motto
of
Rotary,
i
Another
noteworthy
thing
to
ths
'mind
of
the
speaker
was.
the
wonderful
facilities
provided
by
a
motor
car.
It
;had
become
common-place
to
many
but
the
experiences
of
such
a
trip
served
to
emphasize
the
part
played
by
the
i
motor
car
in
the
life
of
the
country.
Inhere
seemed
to
be
a
certain
individual-;
ky
about
every
community,
Just
as
each
Individual
had
a
different
personality.
I
No
two
places
wtesned
to
bethe
tame
ac-
;
cording
to
the
doctor
who
gave
this
as
his
concluding
Impression.
In
closing,
the
speaker
spoke
of
the
wonderful
public
spirit
In
th
various!
communities
and
forecasted
wonderful
I
development
tn
Prince"
Rupert
if
that'
spirit
was
cultivated
here.
Nothing!
oouid
stop
growth
here
If
there
wai
unity
and
no
lines
of
cleavage
and
the
'
doctor
was
very
optimistic
aa
to
the
out
j
'look
for
the
future,
1
VRts
1)
AIL'S
haws!
Friday.
Febr...
WERE
MARRIED
1
LAST
EVENING
MISS
li.OKK.MK
JOY
IIKCOMKS
imuti:
ok
o.
AMit:nso
at
lEIiilMONV
IN
I'AKKN'TS'
I
;J.
"
.
IIO.MK
'
s
Rotary
Club
and
.
visitors
listened
with
a
great
deal
ofi
A
"pretty
-and
Interesting
wedding
took
Interest
yesterday
to
Rctarlan
W.
T.
place
at
7.30,
last
evening
at
the
home
Kergln's
account
of
his
recent
motor
;
of
the
bride's
parents,
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
trip
from
Vancouver
to
California
on
Jack
Joy.
549
fclnth
'Avenue
WestJ
which
he
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Kerjhen
Miss
Florence
Joy
was
united
Jft
gin.
his
mother,
Mrs.
W.
H.
Kergln,
and
marriage
to
a.
Anderson
of
Ireland,
his
daughter
Margaret.
Interspersed
j
the
ceremony
bejng
performed
by
Arch-with
numerous
anecdotes
In
regard
to
deacon
Q.
A.
Rfx.
the
motor
traffic
In
the
southern
repub-.
The
bride
.wore
a
beautiful
gown
of
11c
and
complimentary
references
to
the
pale
orchid,,
georgette
decorated
with
excellent
-highways
which
he
found
diamond
and
stiver
ellecta
and
silver
everywhere,
the
doctor
described
ttvj
metallic
hat
with
footwear
to
match,
several
cities
visited
.and
detailed
hit
She
carried,
a
bouquet
of
pink
roses
Impressions
of
the
various
localities.
He
and
carnations.
The
bridesmaids
were
had
found
It
to
be
a
very
good
tlnv
Miss
AUta
Johnson
and
Miss
Marjorle
fcf
a
trip
of
this
nature
as
the
roads
'
Joy
who
wore
pretty
costumes
of
ere
excellent
with
very
little
snow
any-
mauve
taffeta
and
peach
canton
crepe,
where
although
the
road
at
one
place
with
silver
bandeau
respectively
and
was
4,500
feet
above
sea
level.
In
Call-
carried
appropriate
bouquets.
I
fornla
the
weather
was
fine
and
sunny
,
The
bride
was
given
In
marriage
by(
with
the
thermometer
not
recording
ex-
j
her
brother
Jack
Joy.
and
the
groom
cestlve
heat
or
cold.
was
attended
bv
William
Love.
The
After
a
short
Btay
In
San
Francisco.
'
groom's
gifts
to
the
bridesmaids
were
I
Dr.
Kergln
motored
to
Los
Ancelei
dawn
1
an
onvx
rlne
and
brooch
and
to
the
the
coast
route
and
while
there
had
j
groomsman,
a
set
of
cuff
links.
I
teen
several
former
local
people.
From
Following
.the"
-marriage
ceremony,
a;
Los
Angeles
they
proceeded
down
the
reception
was'
held
where
numerous
and
famcus
Imperial
Valley
which
was
a
costly
gifts
were
displayed.
The
bride's
desert
until
irrigation
had
made
it
pos-
Smother
wore
a
gown
of
crushed
violet
slble
to
grow.
Immense
crops.
The
lrrl-j
crepe
with
back
satin
and
corsage
of
gatlon
of
this
valley
was
accomplished
by
j
pink
carnations
and
freeslas.
In
the
j
bringing
water
back
from
Mexico
and
midst
of
relatives
and
friends,
the
at
present
there
was
a
proposition
before
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
rcss
for
the
construction
of
a
dam
Archdeacon"
Rlx.
the
groom
responding
Immense
.
suitably.
The
occasion
was
further!
corded
satin
and
hat
to
match
with
French
veloui
'
coat
trimmed
with
opossum
fur.
Congratulations
snd
best
wishes
of
many
friends
will
be
extended
to
the
happy
couple.
The
bride
la
particularly
well-known,
having
resided
here
since
early
girlhood.
She
has
been
a
mem
ber
of
the
municipal
telephone
depart-
A
mpmhp'v
nf
th
oal.lno
Aftv,m..
Motherwell,
ii
t
i
.
tnen
vl4lte
anl
the
usual
fine
weatherhnent
staff
for
the
pas',
few
years.
niSSk
fl
a
strong
believer
in
iprevalled
there
which
the
brother
V
permitted
trip
groom,
who
1.
a
of
Mr,,
thP
f
the
possibilities
of
the
H.B.R.,
p
has
the
expressed
view
that
Nelson
to
be
enjoyed
to
the
fullest
extent.
biiuuiu
never
nave
oeen
seieciea.
une
wouia
think
that
all
who
are
;
anxious
to
have
the
enterprise
succeed
would
be
in
favor
of
whatever'
terminal
wus
iouna
ine
most
suitable
by
the
best
expert
opinion
'the
various
Rotary
clubs
he
had
visited
ESCAPES
GRAVE
The
R.
J.
McCarthy,
McCarthy.
Fifth
rifth
Aver.ue
Aver.ue
East,
East,
cam
came
out
from
the
Did
Country
a
year
or
so
ago.
STAR
NARROWLY
INJURY
IN
FALL
Wild
llr4
1'iiyats
lllin
While
Screen
ing
glaring
Mlrrlrrhae
fur
"Amateur
irntlemaii,"
Current
Vrtliulnie
Ira
I
lire
"The
Amateur
Oentleman,"
Richard
Barthelmess'
latest
Inspiration
First
National
release,
showing
at
the
West-holme
Theatre
tonight
and
tomorrow.
Is
a
romantic
and
adventurous
cinema
tale
teeming
with
spectacular
situations
and
offering
the
star
great
op-
oprtunltlea
for
heroic
buccaneering
and
intense
love
making.
One
of
the
highlights
of
the
picture
is
a
great
steeplechase,
for
.which
a
genuine
course
was
built
and
pro-
mandinir
thp
rltrrvinif
nut
nf
tho
nnliVv
ihn
St
f.n,
f..
I
"
4l
iA
,
?.
.
"-"'o.
jJiuuduij
improving
the
condition
of
the
American
Ifesslonal
riders
employed.
XUny
hun-
he
part
of
the
astern
provinces
j
there
is
larger
no
demand
for;
boy.
The
speaker
was
on
leave
of
.b-ired
of
people
take
part
m
this
ene.
the
completion
of
the
railway,
let
alone
for
construction
to
Nelson
isence
and
was
addressing
dubs1
andla"i
w
tt
Dick
himself
rides
a
reckless
at
anj
cost,
schools
in
California.
Riverside
Clublrce
that
is
said
to
make
the
trtdl-
hsd
many
Interesting
and
novel
ways
of
tlonal
hair
aa:id
on
end.
It
u
In
this
situation
that
Barnabas
Beverly
Barty
AN
INVISIBLE
SHIELD
AGAINST
INVISIBLE
FOES
The
foes
are
countless
crms
that
lurk
on
the
many
objects
you
touch,
every
day,
that
other
lunds
have
touched.
The
invisible
shield
is
the
antiseptic
auality
released
in
creamy
Lifebuoy
lather
that
makes
such
objects
harmless
to
you
....
And
there
is
no
better
Toilet
Soap
for
general
use.
"T7GIRM
diseases
ths
hwU."
-Lift
Exleniu
iMlirtt
LB78
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
SOAP
Purifies
and
Protects
LcverBrUhcrj
limikdTuronlo
which
Ioav
ever
sine
been
thank
iul
and
I
very
toon
felt
some
relief,
perseverance
with
Zam-Huk
completely
rid
ne
of
the
disease.
"
(played
by
Dick)
proves
his
right
to
aentlemanhood
in
London
society.
Another
brilliant
sequence
In
"The
Amateur
Gentleman
la
a
fist
fight
between
Barnabas
and
his
father,
tne
ei-champton
pugilist
of
England,
'In
which
the
son
gains
a
point.
The
scene
In
the
courtyard
of
the
St.
George
Inn,
London,
where
Barnabas
attempts
to
ride
a
highly
spirited
horse,
la
one
that
almost
turned
out
disastrously
for
the
producers
and
the!
star,
for
Dick
Barthelmeas
Insisted
that!
he
ride
the
horse
Instead
of
a
"double,"!
and
he
was
violently
thrown
and
es-
caped
with
a
severely
wrenched
leg.
The
scene,
however,
was
photographed
while
the
unlooked
for
accident
occurred
and
therefore
remains
in
the
picture
with
complete
realism.
HI'sMAX
ItllTlaTlOV
MOSCOW.
Feb.
3.
There
are
143.-"00.000
people
tn
Russia,
according
to
-rellmlnary
official
estimates.
'This
is
-.n
increase
of
38
per
cent,
since
1897
LAND
ACT
.NOTICK
Ol'
INTENTION
TO
API'I.Y
TO
LEASE
tOIII.MIOKK
f
In
Graham
Island,
3ueen
Charlotte
Island
Land
Recording
District
of
iTlnce
ilupert,
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Bay,
Massett
Inlet.
Graham
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Powell
Rim
'
Company
Limited
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
'
occupation
Manufacturers,
intend
to
ap-oly
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
prat
planted
at
the
i
orthenst
corner
of
Dl.
1471.
thence
i
vesterly.
following
northern
boundary
of
aid
Lot
to
the
northwest
corner
of
said
Ixat:
thence
westerly,
northerly
and
easterly,
following
the
high
tide
mark
cf
Ferguson
Bay
to
the
extreme
easterly
point
of
Echinus
Point;
thence
south-1
easterly
to
the
point
of
commencement,
.tnd
containing
ISO
acres,
more
or
less.
POWELL
RIVER
COMPANY,
i
LTD.
Agent.
J.
Douglaa
Wilson
1
Dated
4th
November,
1026
(
IN
PRORATE.-
i
i
IN
THF,
SITKEMi:
COI
UT
OF
illtlTIMIj
(OLl'Mllll
tn
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
J
Act:
And
:.
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
William
T
Mitchell.
Deceased,
IntesUte.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Ills
itr.nnr.
II.
E
A.
Robertson,
the
18th
day
I
Oec
ember.
A
D.
1028.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Wil-.iam
T.
Mitchell,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
e-'ate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
'.roperly
verified,
tp
me
on
or
before
the
ilnd
day
of
January.
A.D.
1837.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
re-c'U.rcd
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
ln-'iebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
.
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
IN
PRORATE.
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Vagn
E.
Thelsen,
Deceased:
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
the
District
Registrar
of
the
Supreme
Court
:
of
British
Columbia,
the
18th
day
of
,
January.
1927.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Vara
E.
Thelsen,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
pgalnst.the
said
estate
are
hereby
re-j
utred
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
I
to
me
on
or
before
the
19th
day
of
j
February.
A.D.
1027.
and
all
parties
In-'
debted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
!
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
I
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
i
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
D
O,
Dated
the
20th
day
of
January,
1927.
IN
PRORATE
IN
THE
Ml'rKEMTTnffltT
OK
HlttTISII
CUI.I.MIIIA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Matter,
of
the
Estate
of
Alberta
Daniels.
Deceased.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
at
His
Honor.
Judge
Robertson,
the
16th
day
of
December.
A.D.
1920,
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Alberta
Daniels,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estste
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same.
pro.
perly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
16th
day
of
January.
A.D.
1027,
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
estste
are
re-
Sulred
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
In-ebtednens
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
BO.
Dated
the
inth
day
of
D'cmlr
AD
102S,
SEVERE
CUT
HEALED
Mr.
C.
Oaklry
of
Kaikatecn,
ho
sustained
a
terrible
cut
on
hli
left,
say:
"Had
I
hnoan
of
Za-n-llak
v.
hen
the
ledd-'irt
oeeurred,
I
eould
hare
aaved
myoelf
a
MO
Uor'
Mill
A
doetor
sewed
v
the
cut
and
atUnded
ma
for
lite
weeks,
but
the
wound
did
not
heal,
and
be
advird
me
to
go
into
a
hospital
"I
objected,
however,
and
n.ed
Zam-Huk
hutttid,
and
In
two
weeks'
time
was
back
at
work."
SAVED
OPERATION
I
'
ECZEMA
ENDED
Madame
A.
LarivUre
of
Fall
River,
Mass.,
suffered
with
reteina
for
three
years,
and
had
treatment
from
several
doctors,
all
of
stlioin
gave
up
the
case,
"
Finally,'
she
ays,
"I
went
to
a
sjx-elaliit,
which
tost
m
anotbert20,
tnt
I
was
no
letter.
"A
friend
advised
ma
to
Zam-Buk,
which
I
did,
and
for
"Father
dteiu.ci
a
rainf
;
sore
on
hi
tutr,
"
w
-j
,
,
Lewis
of
Kilicr
Lake.
"Numerous
itiurtlirs
n
.
an
lit
from
several
ilwt
(
.
to
heat
it,
and
tl.s
..
.
r
l
i
en
operation.
Kottie.
:e
t
him
to
flrst
try
Zm
li
,k
A
f
aj'plWatina
brought
re!
'
,4
raatrtNrd
ue
of
Ziim
link
f
.
hmled
the
Mtt,
sauug
1
.r
from
an
otratinu.
"
II
itM.
W
is,
yiai.tr,
,
,
.Mi
An
li
FREE
u.
I
I
eVi.rt
ii,n.i..
t
si
!
i.
.
IN
NERVOUS
DISORDERS-
Free
The
Nerves
In
roues
of
nerUK
di.onlers
it
in
but
lojri.
.'
"
.
fnrt
ithonld
be
directed
to
-ecure
a
proper
:
mli'
iiffrou
system.
If
you
know
of
the
science
i
you
will
unhesitatingly
add
that
Chiropractic
be.t
,i
result.
For
the
science
of
Chiropractic
deals
directly
w
vous
system.
The
Chiropractor
knows
thnt
most
i
-
due
to
pressure
upon
nerves
by
spinal
bone,
am)
1
this
pressure
by
Chiropractic
spinal
adjustment-
fcLTHFOLLOVS
I
i
cHIROffUCTIC
(CSRICTS
rntssuRE
on
spihal
MRVcsi.'msrAScscr
THE
FOLLOWING
CR6AKS
III
Vflf
US'
ML
1
III
11
r
HEAD
tvts
ARMS
(ItART
K-LWGS
f3SjviivT.n
Sv
PANCnEAS
i4v'Nsptrrw
fp
WKIDNtrS
D0WCLS
APPENDIX
&LA3DER
Spml
cSTthari-LOWtR
IIHIS
The
lOWEft
NERVE
UNOEBTHCMAfifllfy.
INS
CLASS
ISPINCHSD
By
A
MISALIGNED
JOINT.
FlNCHCD
NERVES
CANNOT
TRANSMIT
HEALTHFUL
IHPULSES.
CHIROPRAC'
TIC
ACJj;S
TINS
RC
MOVES
THE
PRESSURE.
THE
UPPER
NERVE
IS
mrrunTiiiiuTti
.
......
n
iwiw.nnunj.
m
i
In
the
case
of
nervou-
6
adjustments
go
dirotl.
source
of
the
trtil..
rare
case
of
this
tye
t
ni.-t
an
not
1h
U'nefilie.i
1
ments.
A
ease
in
point-"After
the
sudden
dc
hnshnnd,
I
found
mt
vous
wreck.
For
two
vc
not
slepl
more
than
tv;
hours
oat
of
each
The
loss
of
sleep
brouv'1
indigestion
and
m.in
ills.
I
could
not
di.u
ii
ness
affairs
with
without
'trofng
to
V11
could
not
attend
to
th
'
I
was
deM?rnte
whim
friend
?Ujrifested
t'h
After
the
first
adjuj-tm-'
14
hours
without
uw.,m
'
took
about
forty
adju.-tn
before
I
finished
I
j-woman,
sleeping
all
nn"
'
anythinK
I
wanted
and
"
to
my
business
affair
w
lea.it
obstacle."
Mr
M
:
Itaker.
Chiropractic
Hurcau,
Statement
No
2!
Your
appointment
f"t
can
tc
made
by
telephone
D.
A.
McMillan
Palmer
firnduatc
CHlKOI'ltACTOH
HoomH
0
and
7
Htchnpjft
Illock.
I'allin-Ncuromelcr
Service
Open
Kvenlnj?
L
Amazingly
Truthful
Reproduction
Making
every
record
do
Its
best.
This
new
Brunswick
-
quickly
won
the
hearts
of
music
lovers
everywhere.
The
case,
too,
is
beautiful
1-yonil
the
usual.
Come
In
and
say
I
want
to
he.'ir
the
new
J
i
t
i
.!,.
!
.
!ti
all
I
:.;
I
.
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r.tt
,,'11
r-dirf
.it
:l
,
M
Phone
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J.
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MacLAREN,
Ltd.
Third
Avenue,
Corner
Fifth
Street