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11.
against
the
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tha
Tfipnntn
r!lrl.o
tA
iwri.
Pqi'mntita
'..
a:
1
luHuuniij.
i
..jiiicino
iui
luuietiiuu
iuiu
as.iur-
Hands
o
convenience
economy
purity
safety
richness
SWISTSNID
7orf
in
Canada
by
the
maker
Of
Ntttli'i
Baby
Fnod
VCSTUES
.4
tVAPORATt
MTLK
'
n
i
n
MNWtCTtNfO
LABOR
COUNCIL
WOMEN
SUPPORT
TALKS
OF
CHINA
WESTERN
ROUTE
IMSSKS
ItEsOf.t
TK
K.tVOItlXfl
KflMOSTUN
Ass
l.iTlOV
K(iV.
!!
-iiASiis
on-"
roi.irv.
lticsr-ECT-Tll.lT
rorxTKV
Considerable
discussion
took
place
at
the
meeting
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
After
four
weeks
strenuous
endpnvnr
hv
thn
Pnncarv-atiio
Therefore
be
It
resolved
,
v
.
w
vviik'vi
luitib
J
i
r
I
ance
have
loomed
so
large
In
the
customs
investigation
at
Van-
,
couver
that
the
brewers
have
revolted,
the
Legislature
has
staged
CDI
PKinin
CpTTIMf
a
verbal
combat
around
the
question,
and
the
public
has
taken
to
01
LLlulu
"
ail'U
guessing
as
to
the
size
of
the
bag
and
why.
The
newspapers
have
FOR
HISTflRIf
Vl
TftI
F
called
for
a
ahow-down,
after
printing
the
damaging
evidence.
V"
While
the
.government
has
declined
to
order
an,
investigation
on
IN
rOX
MASTERPIECE
their
say-so,
a
select
committee
is
to
be
appointed
to
decide
upon
.
what
action
should
be
taken.
Premier
Oliver
has
also
promised
With
the
vast
rugged
valley
of
Jack-that
if
the
published
statements
are
corroborated
by
the
transcripts
on
HoIe'
Wromln'
rving
as
one
of
of
testimnnv
Wislntlnn
xrill
K
ir,irnAno,
t
..l
:v......
the
stagea
and
the
magnificent
peaks
of
Ihg
of
it
began
to
sink
into
the.
public
conscience.
IS
NOT
PECULIAU
TO
WESTEKN
CANADA.
best
of
the
virgin
land,
when
at
the
roar
ot
a
signal
cannon.
15,000
people,
thousands
of
head
ot
horses
and
oxen.
vi:i.oi.Mi:r
ok
coast
to
it
is
.MISUKI"ltl'SKN'T.THS
WU.UNST'
Itll'WtT
AM
VAM
tirvt:it
Council
last
night
oa
the
following
wn
wiumwi
mora
w
u.uu,
resolution
which
was
finally
passed:
Prc1,1c
coast
4tIeU
tor
P"'rle
fa.m
Whereas,
the
spread
of
Imperialism
nd
t0
P
the
out
of
Pm,cs
.
.
.
,
...
nr
rfriv!ntT
rrismt
tnrinort
la
numf
f
imj
me
uneni
nas
miroaucea
-inio
wnina
r,
mi
aIi.U.
.
a
tw-
Tha
m
At
r-
'.
an
Intensified
form
of
Industrialism
..
.-
-
which
cent
"Wence
of
this
co-operation
cornea
by
exploiting
cheap,
unorganized
trom
the
Women's
Liberal
Club
'of
Ed-under
labor.
Including
children
of
tender
age.
unhealthy
and
Intolerable
condl-
"nton.
which
has
Ju
passed
a
Strang
itlons.
outlon
asking
the
Uberal
members
has
enabled
the
foreign
capital-
lists
to
reap
large
profits
at
the
cost
of
of
lhj
provincial
legislature
to
make
a
'human
suffering-
strenuous
effort
to
combat
what
they
And
Whereas,
the
Chinese
nation
has
beBeve
U
to
be
an
organised
effort
for
some
years
been
torn
with
civil
8lnt
the
ahipment
of
grain
through
strife
by
military
despots,
fostered
and
westerl
Canadian
ports,
sometimes
financed
by
rival
foreign
A
general
feeling
prevailed
at
the
trade
Interests
having
further
designs
meeting
of
the
Edmonton
Liberal
women,
on
the
economic
and
political
life
of
wnere
thls
resolution
was
paased.
that
machine-like
opposition
to
the
western
that
unhappy
country;
and
Whereas
the
awakening
of
China
to
a
route
xlsJ1
and
that
misrepresentations
re
btlnS"
made
regarding
the
advan-tlon
national
consciousness
and
the
cduca-
taS
t0
Alberta
and
western
Saskatthe-desire
of
her
people
has
produced
a
to
assert
her
complete
lnde-
wan
Kraln
growers
of
an
cutlet
for
thek-pendence.
and
to
free
herself
from
the
P"ducU
through
the
porta
of
Vancouver
economic
dominance,
territorial
agres-
,nd
Pr'ntf
Rupert,
slon
and
political
subjugation
of
the
"K'T
TO
l-ol.llK
Al.
ATTITIPB
riinr-
n
The
resolution,
which
ts
being
for-
j
whereas,
this
Is
manifesting
itself
"ded
by
the
club
to
the
authorities
ttt
tea.
order
that
those
most
interested
may
rnaay,
11,
through
a
workers'
and
a
student'
movement
by
a
seflea
of
strikes,
boy-
reallze
lnal
ne
tomomon
wonwn
cotts.'
and
demonstrations,
some
of
brantn
ot
the
Liberal
party
feels
that
which
have
been
particularly
directed
tbt
"tern
8ln
route
is
being
mad
a
political
lootDaii
ana
oojecis
10
m
that
we
the
aiuiuue,
reaas
as
iouows.
.
.
.
wrtr
iha
tnwmmvni
nr-
I
mini.
nut.,
t
.
.1
irnnce
uuperi
iraaes
ana
uioor
uoun-
position
to
find
some
flaw
in
the
government
,
armor
which
...
would
.
,
CU
do
hereby
strongly
protest
the
i0T
the
purple
of
establishing
the
prove
the
Oliver
administration
guilty
of
misconduct
or
wasteful
action
of
the
Imperial
British
Govern-
western
route,
has
at
great
expense
es-
iikp
of
niih'lin
funrla
fho
-iftKmnt
inntmnil.
v
i
.-
Imtnt
in
concentrating
armed
forces
to
tabllshed
port
fac
tscuiuea
at
vaacouver
-1?a.,:f
P.M
L
ill
...-u
u!
.
;A:
.
.
i
prevent
the
assertion
of
Chinese
lnde-
nd
adjusted
ara
!
"
f
cvjucui-e
nas
tome
to
iignr.
I
rates
between
Alberta
""h"v',
:
,nd
tnat
we
urce
UDon
the
equalized
freight
?
P"
accounts
committee
an
accusation
was
made
"ii
western
Saskatchewan
and
th.
rT
,
pi
Government
to
ih
that
t
th
the
files
of
the
use
every
en-
public
works
department
had
been
tampered
df,vor
to
restraln
,ny
contemplated
Canadian
ports
on
the
Pacific,
with.
Hon.
Y.
II.
Sutherland
explained
that
where
a
bidder
on
'action
not
m
accord
with
justice
and
And
whfre"
the
lallihg
off
in
ahip-contracts
asked
and
received
permission
to
withdraw
his
tender
per-
equality;
and
menta
of
grain
via
the
western
route
mission
was
granted.
The
notation
was
then
wiped
off
the
tabula-1
Be
it
further
resolved
that
it
is
mce
the
rar
1823
hai
ben
mo,t
n,ark-tion
sheets.
He
challenged
the
opposition
to
show
where
a
five-cent
our
considered
opinion,
based
upon
the
and
would
tietrij
indicate
an
effort
piece
had
been
misappropriated,
promising
in
such
an
event
to
quit
futabI
h'tory.
that
the
t0J'cr5dlt
the
u
rout-
t
office
at
once.
He
said
all
business
of
his
department
was
ouly
mtnntr
,n
whlch
the
rorelgn"
ln
mntJ
.T
open
club
of
of
Edmonton,
would
1,
draw
the
the
at
fnr
innPptinn
Cn""1'
cm
reealn
and
"tain
the
con-
lik
fldlce
nd
of
the
of
tentlon
of
the
Liberal
members
of
th
tw
,
l
at
,
-,i
.
,
friendship
people
i,
v,
mu
Thus
another
bubble
burst
others
will.
as
The
only
unfortu-
Cnlna
u
to
renounce
H
concessions
Provincial
legislature
of
Alberta
to
th
nate
thing
about
this
system
of
tactics
being
that
unfair
and
false
forced
from
them
m
their
weakness
and
organized
effort
againtt
th
shipment
ol
iripressions
are
bandied
about
the
country
where
there
is
not
the
uapreparednesa
and
allowing
them
to
"raln
through
western
Canadian
porta
slightest
foundation
in
fact.
..
resume
full
control
of
the
economic.
and
wou,d
qt
them
to
make
a
social
and
political
affairs
of
all
terrl-
trcnuous
effort
to
combat
the
same,
and
tt.C.
GIVES
v
;
tctles
within
the
boundaries
of
China:
bIleve
that
thla
can
msst
ftettTtiy
LEAD
TO
REST
and
tta,C
we
belleve
that
the
best
in-
done
b
thorough
lnvestlgatlori.
ao
British
Columbia
may
give
a
lead
to
the
rest
of
the
countrv
"l"?
R?
?"ot
.TJ.LZ
in
purging
the
political
parties
of
the
campaign-fund
stigma,
adherence
says
ttnct
to
the
policy
of
eten
route
and
who
is
responsible
China.
and
the
reason
for
it.
.
W
would
also
congratulate
the
government
of
the
Rt.
H?n.
Makenzle
Kins
jon
the
efforts
made
to
establish
thla
western
grain
route,
which
will
result
I
In
a
monetary
benefit
to
the
grain
growers
of
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
rnnce
nuperi
Rupert
vw..w.
wmiwuuu
ti
-
RhK.
February
7.
1937
xo
ana
expenuiiures
oi
campaign
funds
in
the
future.
Mountain,
for
a
h.-
p,
".
1
n
L
"t.na.
??
Mne..lM.pert
art
hereby
it
has
not
been
shown
hat
the
provincial
government
or
mem-
-3
uV.m.
m.i"
.cteen
production
of
Bad
Men-
opens!
raiKfAKV
n.
mi
oers
ox
tne
legislature
nae
Deen
unuer
the
spell
of
liquor
gold;
but
at
the
Westholme
Theatr.
tonight.
'
The
Blue
Cro
Fund
w..
benefitted
!w,J!nU,
th'ilT
P'a4P
r
d'P?'t
th
Premier
agreed
to
Investigation
if
this
famous'by.
J7?3
VyXjmSfft&t
an
were
charged.
As
to
The
place
once
made
Teton
by
the
on
the
fact
that
money
was
paid
for
political
purposes
and
was
so
re-
Jackson,
notorious
outlaw
and
horse
through
the
agency
of
-Sandy"
Mrs
n,w
th
same
art
contained
In
some
corded
in
the
brewers'
books,
there
is
no
dispute.
President
Reifel
thief,
.and
hla
gang
of
desperadses.
after
Percy
Godenrath'a
Irish
setter
d'og.
';ffne
otXer
nra-mbuatibl
non
combustible
""mi'.'
ma
of
the
British
Columbia
Breweries,
Limited,
told
the
lloyal
Commis-
Rtiri1
"xty
i"n-
na
at
,a'1
te?SS
sion
of
sums
aggregating
$100,000
or
more
paid
to
the
political
'1Iine(1
and
many
ot
thelr
deed
ot
dall
D-
D-
M".
of
Terrace,
i
a
member
tlJi'n
parties.
Both
Liberals
and
Conservatives
had
their
hands
out.
It
s
r'-enacted
on
the
TerT
e1"
they
of
the
Advisory
Board
at
Victoria.'
do
so
or
who
refrains
from
dolne
anv
was
a
custom
of
thirtv-five
veara'
standing
anci
It
f9
t?mD
fho
.c?
T
multn-
;
which
recommends
a
system
of
land,
act
or
thing
.
which,
violate,
the
above
-
-
"
"-
.
'
-
Rao
XTn
TpriTnu
that
lllttinrnlil
I
.
.
...
.
.
.
.
The
country
as
a
whole
would
like
to
see
British
Columbia
proceed
with
determination
to
get
at
the
bottom
of
the
evil.-
It
would
be
stretching
the
imagination
to
say
that
the
malady
.of
liquor
Both
seemed
to
be
available
any
time
politicians
wished
to
obtain
them.
Mil
STi.ES
,..-.....,,
iur
uriiisn
oiumoia.
episode
of
American
history,
the
openl:it
i
of
the
Dakotas
to
the
white
man
by
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Turnbull
will
,
uee
grant
oi
land
by
the
government..
.
sail
shortly
for
Victoria
w
here
Mr;
w"
"tk."
.Tk:
b"
rV3
A?!'
'
PlaJ"d
whleh
"ked
for
the
ned
Cros,
v"v
it'tiuuj
vi
me-
opcviai
i
ui
uttiiieiiLai
v
juinm
Lief
xnnwpfi
-t3.i
.
.
.
WUI
itii.
that
political
payments
were
made
by
"
Ontario-
distilleries.
naymg
me
title
roles
ot
the
strangely
Turnbull
hss
accepted
the
position
of
assorted
trio,
the
card
Sharp,
the
hors
j
private
secretary
to
Hon.
T.
D.
Pat-
mier
and
the
desperado,
are
Frank
Campeau,
J.
Farrell
MscDonald
and
Tom
8antschl,
while
the
part
of
the
youthful
tullo,
the
Minister
of
Lands.
The
raffle
of
the
Immense
black
cod
Olive
Borden
enacts
the
rale
Society
.by
William
shruhll
netted
r
"
-l.
.
u
il.
.
...
.
....
..
(jaiucs
jiiuicu
in
meiii,
aim
me
leauer
oi
neitner
party
WOUIU
Uls-n
terrorizing
three.
In
addition
to,
held
the
winning
ticket.
-1
f
-
ft
!tfl.
lit
1
i
i
a
.
.
,
...
I
i
T
wiHiin
respoiisiDiiuy,
aunougn
repeaieuiy
asKea
to
o
bo.
&lf
&
clean
ine
e"
xnpwn
ur.
the
cast
includes
iing
process
is
started
in
British
Columbia
it
should,,
encournge
a
uch
crwn
hornet
as
Lou
Teiiegen,
general
clean-up.
legislation
tq
protect
the
future
will'
kardly
ho
pHr
the
mbler;
Jay
Hunt,
whs
answer
the
purpose,
'
!
'
'
starred
In
"LightninV
ln
the
part
of
th
The
intimate
relations
of
the
customs,
and
the
liquor
busineVtt
cannot
be
overlooked.
It
would
be
a
source
of
public
Kr.tlfitlo
to
learn
that
campaign
contributions
had
no
part
in
influencing
adb
forgotten
which
are
admirably
por-
irmusiraiioii
ot
me
uepartment.
un
tne
omer
nana,
until
this
Is
trayed
by
OtU
Harlan.
Walter
Known,
suspicion
win
nave
reasonable
justification.
Possibly
the
Prisciiia
Bonner.
Georgia
Harris,
orac
plans
of
the
Royal
Commission
will
open
a
way
to
settle
the
point,
Oordon
and
OeoTge
Irving,
but
an
investigation
prompted
by
the
provincial
government
would'
ne
r
tbe
mo,t
v,vld
antl
never-to-at
least
show
a
desire
to
clear
the
names
of
the
local
members
be-for'ottn
cenet
u
the
rush
for
the
and
the
proviheial
organizations
of
participation
in
funds
which
Word
has
been
received-
in
the
city
that
Joe
Hutchinson
and
Allan
Robert-on
will
return
i
to
the
city
In
the
course
d
fa
few
days.
Invalided
home
frdm
Jack
Bradbury,
one
of
the
returned
Perry.
!
soldiers,
left
for
the
south
laft
even
ing.
J.
W.
Flaherty,
who
has
been
Superln-tenlng
the
starting
up
of
logging
operations
on
th
queen
Charlotte
Islahd
for
the
Kelley
interest,
(ailed
for
the
south
last
evening.
as
welt
a
hundred
of
vehicles
of
every
I
description,
from
prairie
schooners
to
AI
ASKA
DRY
RfiHAii
bicycles,
break
out
on
the
open
plain
.
in
their
mad
race
for
the
unseen
goal.
FALSE
TEETH
WERE
'
NOT
MADE
IN
OLD
I
TIMES,
STUDENT
SAYS
TO
BE
INCREASED
tepiir
AilmliiMrutiir
Iteltirni
o
Jiinenn
From
Untitle
Thief
fciet
to
g
North
JUNEAU.
Peb.
11.
The
Prohibition
Unit
expects
to
auzment
In
the
heaf
SALT
LAKE
CITY.
Feb.
II.
raise
I
future
the
present
force
of
agents
iteeth
making
was
not
one
of
th
arts
of
maintained
in
Alaska,
It
waa
announced
ancient
man.
saya
Prof.
A.
H.
Kerr,
head
today
by
Deputy
Federal
Administrator
of
th
University
of
Utah
Department
or
jo.
E.
Birgfeld,
m
charge
of
the
iocs!
Archaeology.
,dltrlct.
Administrator
Roy
C.
Lyle
aUo
I
"owever.
the
early
day
cliff
dweller,
expects
to
make
thl
summer
his
long
when
Ueth
were
missing,
had
a-way
for
delayed
trip
to
the
Territory,
he
said,
'grinding
his
food.
Hi
method
Involved;
Mr.
Blrgfeld
returned
home
last
hlghl
use
of
s
small
tbne
mortar
and
pettle
from
a
visit
to
district
headauarters
in
In
lieu
of
"store"
teeth.
Seattle
where
he
attended
the
annual
Material
which
Professor
Kerr
gathir.
conference
held
by
Mr.'Lyle
and
his
aids,
ed
on
ah
exploration
tilp
In
outherrt
Conditions
were
dWcusKed
and
matter
Utah
from
a
number
of
rllff
dweller
pertaltitfijr
to
prohibition
enforcement
graves,
lr.cluded
the
skeleton
of
a
man
talked
over.
Mr.
flfrgteld
was
ln
Seat
who
probably
was
about
70
years
old,
tie
two
week,
There
were
only
two
teeth
in
the
skull.
ItlS
Visit,
trenerallv.
waa
verv
satlsfap
provision,
that
ten
day
from
the
above
date
an
Inspector
will
be
empowered
to
take
the
necessary
proceeding
to
enforce
this
strtlon
of
the
By-law.
H.
a.
McLean.
City
Engineer.
NOTICK
LAND
ACT.
OF
INTENTION
TO
Tl
l.n.tXE
I.ANII.
1
LAND
ACT
sunn:
or
intkntion
to
apply
to
IK
AM;
HIHKMIOltr,
In
Oraham
Island.
3ueen
Charlotte
Island
Land
Recording'
District
of
Prlnc
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Bay.
Mawett
Inlet,
Oraham
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
thst
Powell
River
Company
Limited
of
Vancouver,
BC
occupation
Manufacturers,
Intend
to
apply
tor
s
leas
of
th
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northeast
corner
of
D
L
i7i-
thn..
westerly,
following
northern
boundry
of
'
said
Lot
to
the
northwest
corntr
ot
aald
i
uuw,
yuciicn
wcnirny,
northerly
and
eaatrrly,
following
the
high
tide
mark
of
Ferguson
Bay
to
the
extreme
easterly
point
ot
Echlnu
Pointi
thence
south-easterly
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
150
seres,
more
or
less
POWELL
RIVER
COMPANY!
LTD.
.,
Agent,
J,
Dougla
Wilson.
Dated
4th
November,
I93n
LAND
ACT
notm
k
op
intkntion
to
pi-i
TO
I.KASi:
UM)
Ih
the
Stave
wrr
nn
nf
tha
tin
nn.k
Inn
tlm
..
...
i.
it..
Chains:
thenc
SOUtherlv
hniit
ii.i
jjgy
ggpg
St.
Charles
Milk
and
uoulLhave
better
success
my
dear
Experienced
cooks
nre
successful
becnusc
they
leave
nothing
to
choncc.
They
know
their
ingredients,
mix
them
carefully
and
get
the
results
desired.
Milk
is
most
Important
In
n
majority
of
staple
food
recipes.
But
the
quality
nnd
richness
of
ordinary
milk
is
apt
to
vary
considerably
from
day
to
day
and
many
dishes
fall
to
please
because
of
the
milk
used.
Borden's
St.
CharUs
Milk
is
to
widely
used
by
fcCtxl
cooks
because
it
is
always
of
exactly
tW
same
creamy
richness.
It
can
be
drpcntirU
on
to
give
the
ditli
tliut
appetizing
cooJness
that
ixt
only
pleatcs
the
palate
hut
nourishes
the
body
at
well.
It
can
be
used
in
rich
reciret
just
as
it
comes
from
the
can,
or
it
may
be
diluted
with
an
caual
quantity
of
water.
And
it
is
ao
convenient.
You
can
buy
it
at
any
grocery
and
it
keeps
perfectly
in
the
pantry
Irt
the
unopened
tin.
Order
a
few
tins
today.
AITI.V
In
Prlnc
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
aituat
at
Xesto
Inlet,
Queen
Chsrlotte
Islands.
I
TAKK
NOJICK
th.t
John
Dybhavn.
of
trlnce
Rupert,
B
C.
occupation
manager,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
land.--
Commencing
at
a
Dost
elanted
on
the
south
ld
ot
Nesto
Inlet,
about
on
mile
from
it
head;
thence
south
0
chaln
thence
west
IS
chains:
thenea
Both'
have
been:
north
chains
to
shore;
thence
eaat
10
j
the1
front.
I
chain,
mor
or
leas,
following
the
shore
......
wu,.,.
w.
vuuiiii.m
vuicuk.
BIIU
'
contsining
7
acres,
more
or
less.
JOHN
DYBHAVN,
.
Applicant
,
v,
n
,Y
TO
In
Prlnc
Rupert
Land
Recording
District,
and
situate
at
Huston
Inlet,
'
Queen
Mueen
Charlotte
Wand.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Robert
M.
Currl.
bt
Vancouver.
Be,
occupation
mh
Ihr
packer.
Intends
to
apply
tor
a
lease
bf
following
describia
lands--
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
northeaat
corner
about
1,000
feet
tniy
from
miner.'
cabin,
at
head
of
nuai.u
.mew,
inenc.
ni
o.
halns;
tars
and
a
pestle,
disclosing
the
nro.
Deets
of
seniHn
..tuition.)
Am.
rn
."J!n.'e
.ia"!rV
2.'i..c.hln:
thence
nor-
fessor
holds,
that
those
Implements
sub-
local
sctlvltles
which,
he
said,
would
U
cre.
mor
or
lens
'
'
contlnlng
tltuted
for
artificial
molar.
permit
the
Alaska
branch
of
theHinlt
to'
ROBERT
M,
CURR1E,
Applicant
Sai(IJorFi'clcipcDoolL
:
Evety
worn
n
will
find
the
St.
Chmrte
Krcifm
Book
hrlplut.
It
contain
coteru
of
ttttrO,
tknph
rropea
for
toup,
fcMwtcfs,
cwAet
.
puddinit,
ift-aerf
and
candy.
It
it
tt
Wtita
to
VANCOUVKK
ST.
CHARLES
cover
the
field
more
completely
than
hm
been
possible
In
the
pan
teverai
months.
NOTICE
C
-"IT
rilse
it
wherever
Calls
fir
Milk,
aJSgSSEESffl
Crt.ttfD'ty
..TI
II.'
J
MILK
Sciatic
Rheumatism
The
Sciatic
Nerve
in
the
main
motor
nerve
of
hr't
limbs.
Branching
off
from
the
spine
In
the
region
:
its
work
begins
where
it
leave
the
spinal
io
irr
WW
pressure
occurs
on
thin
nm'c,
the
victim
i
rrippli
d.
it
t
f
1
.-.
r
.1
r
i
mm
J.
UyTir
1
I,
oackwi
ChiropTucrti
corrects
the
ctuse
of
Ulsrjiv
i
vr
k
Intheoppo
iite
named
organs
t
w
r-
to
'ok
-ems
Ws
SUV
EAR
NCJt
Ij-
THROAT
-tivia
r
1
1
v?
SI0MAC
For
this
reason
cauxe
ar.i
more
closely
related
in
-
:J
most
other
conditjonn.
Whc
Iwne
presses
upon
the
ru
the
re.sultant
pain
beitm
ri;
point
of
pressure.
For
the
natnc
reason.
Spinal
Adjustments
more
iulck!y
find
surVK
Chi.
than
in
mo.Ht
other
condition
they
arc
applied
directly
to
th
a
-
in
r,--vt
h
si
1
f.
bf
A
the
trouble
and
remove
the
su.'-f
HIS
CANK
NOW
DISC
AIU)F.D
"For
months
I
hnd
been
t''
'
Clntlnn
t
111
Stll'h
"''
;mncmas
couldn't
sleep,
work
or
rest,
"
J
sniin
VKlBNtYS
AWfSDU
iADOl
i
nvr
t.
i
he
lowe."
ncrv'o
undcrlhc
magnify
ing
tuss
is
pinched
by
a
misaligned
joint
hnched
nerves
cannot
transmit
healthful
limpuhts,
Chiropractic
fidjustinij
removes
the
pressure
i
The
upper
nerve
U
frei?
as
nature
intends.
suKtrested.thnt
I
try
Chlropr,,i
J
backward
about
InvestiiraUnir
in1
practlc.
fiiruriiu:
it
would
be
iw
'
the
other
things
I
had
tried
v"1
.(
result,
but
the
time
came
woo"
';
willing
to
try
anything
Adjun
iw
were
ntnrfed,
and
I
will
frans'J
that
1
was
relieved
from
tne
Ur
.
I
laid
my
cane
aside
after
the
fjur
mllniitmnnt
nnrl
hnien't
pi
KPH
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lutrtfl
n
nr
ft
ii
I.hu
iinsi
ttnul
nnu'
111111
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v
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nmvv,
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io
it"
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and
"I
have
not
lost
n
h.tvp
hnd
nn
return
of
the
rou
Ince."-finint
Taylor.
Ch!ropM'
search
Hureau,
Statement
No.
lie-
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Health
can
he
made
by
m
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