PACE
TWO
Have
Toss
Skin
Trouble?
Try
"Sootha-Salva"
at
Our
Expanse.
gaetna
Salvmhaa
it
wMiMTft!
tu
at
hare
a
to
try
it
WI'
nioi'T
teat.
Soetk
Sslva
W
a
soothinajiealing.
dstineetant
ointment,
proparea
Lithe
pJtyeietaB
who
dtmverM
Freit-a.tite.
the
famous
fruit
mad
i
'-in.
It
is
tae
mult
of
16
years'
eaperi-meating
a
ad
ia
amaswghr
healing
in
the
treatment
of
infanta
eczema.
enema
In
Urge
or
small
patch
rile,
holla,,
ulcers,
pJjnnlea,
rd
blot
cue,
r
hated
akiiu
frost
bit.
tvr.h-.-.m,
imm-rim
fact,
ht
fl
treatment
M
.anv
diss
see,
abram
or
ii
l)siiMajtiaa
f
la
akin.
To
mbduea
Sootht
Balr
to
mora
poodle,
leading
dnjggista
nave
been
supplied
with
a
Bomber
el
full
ait
aarkafaa
to
gHe
lr
te
purchasers
of
60c.
boiee
jsf
jrVut-a-tivjk.
.Tk
aappiy
ia
Malted,
ao
go
tjajgr
drurcist'i
at
6ne
and
avoid
Mbnpointrnent.
'
XUdV'tsW
Fruit-a-tives
limited.
aflectinf
aduht,
sore
or
itching;
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J2f
HEALTH
RECIPE
So
many
health
hints
are
scattered
broadcast
in
periodicals
and
otherwise
these
dayB
that
even
those
who
believe
in
them
become
confused,!
the
plethora
of
advice
thus
given.
One
suoli
"infallible
-reciuy.
to
preserve
children"
in
the
Michigan
Health
Bulletin,
how-S&tV,
is
different
from
the
usual
run.
It
reads
:
I
'Palm
nnn
1
....
......
......
4':..U
L..I
1
,
.,
,
f
In
The
Letter
Box
MAKi:
V.iiX.
A
IIIUIhVAV
fldltor.
Dally
Nrrc.
Everyone
who
Xtoursdeyje.
V
i
-
I
commer
comment
Joeha
(Herat
ana
taod
uw
report
a.
1
-JsVnal
I
pwiitmawi
uwamiiluu
of
or
a
a
wnrtnf
WrrHI
Iciub"
ub
The
The
Bota:7
Botery
Club.
Club.
His
His
arg
argttflaeaf
I
was
ingenious
ans)
was
sufBelenUy
ivnicuv;
to
cavil
araiM
vonoruii
from
the
Daily
News.
A
w
ago
Mr.
Pattullo
bad
to
lace
prokleau
(
aajpa
ittn
his
cmbtnrt
oa
tHa
POX.
or
fish
tins
northern
B.C.
and
resigning
As
our
Minister
f
Lands
bas
slated.
lh
P.O.
expects
to
gat
tbe
aunt
of
i
raffle
from
freight
oamlng
iMin
long
the
OT
P
and
destined
tor
Van
cuver
He
states
that
tot
it
not
far
oon.rac:
to
this
effect
the
P.CLE.
n?uld
neer
have
tecu
built.
The
3
TP
has
gene
and
its
successor
tbe
C.N
R
already
has
s
much
better
outlet
to
Vancouver,
over
tbe
Canadian
Northern
Continuing
Mr.
PattuUo'r
reasoning
one
further
there
Is
no
need
now
of
the
P
G
R
road.
What
was
the
O
TP
ha
ui)
outlet
to
-
Vancouver
That
outlet
is
tar
ahort
of
a
nonaal
traffic
mid
1-
not
likely
to
donate
an;
?!
Its
business
to
a
competing
road
ar
long
as
l
can
handle
It
lUi-lf
It
la
hard
to
accept
our
meaSfcer';
viewpoint
that
since
tbe
O.TJ"
entered
into
an
agreement
with
the
P
OX.
that
the
"C.N
.9
a'f
under
s
moral
onli-
.
.
,
.u
..
,v
......
...i
m
.
I
ever.
If
his
contention
Is
correct
then
;
the
Province
of
B.C.
Is
under
a
greatei
!
"Moral
obligation
to
pay
annual
Inter
est
on
a4S.oeo.OOO
of
Canadian
Northern
bonds
guaranteed
by
the
province
;
Leave
a
sleeping
dog
alone."
ENUIMXI.s
AtiAINST
IT
Competent
engineers
all
advise
against
the
P.OJS.
as
a
possible
nrmt
n
1
1
ma
i4
fta
11
1
1
mom
,
Ml,
Tuesday,
Dec.
13,
1927
prcvmotai
Government
sent
sn
eminent
j
engineer
to
Peace
River
hoping
that
he
L-ppii
vivivroe
cfiirvii
would
recommend
the
PO.E
as
an
out-
KEbl
HISAInCLS
SOUND
!t
fof
thelr
,dvtae1
to
British
Columbia
is
to
be
congratulated
on
the
state
of
her
fi-
?ut
to
Vanderhoof.
Engineers
with
nances.
She
has
the
largest
sinking
fund
of
any
province
in
Can-
:h8lr
reputation
at
stake
do
not
recom-ada,
considering
the
siae
of
the
public
debt
and
the
credit
of
JZ
province
is
being
steadily
maintained.
The
result
is
that
when
-cached
with
a
climb
or
a
tew
hundred
bonds
are
Sold
they
are
higher
than
any
that
are
offered.
j!eet
They
do"bot
adTUe
to
use
a
road
!
Possibly
we
shall
be
accused
of
talking
politic
if
we
mention
TJT.X
that
the
present
government
of
which
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
is
a
mem-:
carried
along
another
route
by
one
ber
is
responsible
for
the
present
condition
of
affairs.
When
they'The
government
that
wishes
to
corn-took
hold
the
finances
were
in
a
parlous
state
but
little
by
little
the
imnr"x
tn
nf,den
tn
public
wu:
confidence
of
the
financial
world
has
been
won
until
today
the
pro-
accpt
tne
1"ce
ot
tbelr
nlnw
1nce
stands
pre-eminent
in
the
matter
of
finance.
ifcr"P.t,,!
T1
T
wiiw,d-T0U-
...
,
'
.
stoelt
and
the
.,,
,
...
m?
give
public
a
new
e
do
not
always
agree
with
everything
the
provincial
govern-!and
highway
that
wiu
be
o
ment
does.
No
government
hus
ever
eaziBted
thai
is
iHjrfect.
We
do
,
real
anaiee
and
vataw
to
the
pravinoe.
not
believe
.
that
unjcnewnpnper
should
back
a
usurty
for
ood
or
for!
jhvf.iihhis
ioi.i3-
ill.
We
take
problems
as
they
arise
and
try
to
discuss
them
on
their'
Sow
lei
us
brtHly
coasiaer
the'
Rail
merits.
However,
on
this
matter
of
finance
the
present
provincial
from
"e
Northern
and
government
is
ahead
of
anv
that
has
ever
irnn
l.fnr.
it
uen"1
'
siioBjim.
owvmi
yea
"ZZr?
---4r
lax
in
the
a,lminitration
of
I
'TZSTSZ
jiuuui.
niuiirj.
tw
iiiuticr
wnere
one
iravets
on
mis
comment,
at
any
rate,
criticisms
will
be
heard
of
the
way
in
which
public
funds
are
squandered.
The
present
government
is
not
wholly
free
from
blame
in
this
respect.
Take
the
first
work
done
on
the
Helen
Island
highway,
we
all
know
the
province
did
not
get
full
vrilbe
for
the
money
expended.
Two
years
work
carried
the
road,
only
a
very
short
distance.
It
was
not
that
anyone
did
anything
particularly
UTnnif
in
I
Vint
nuiuint
lint
that
in
.......
I.:...
!,..
.
il
.
,
"
I:
,
"
",c
K"":iu
mere
lven
aw,y
and
the
effort
still
eon-
did
not
seem
that
stimulus
to
speed
that
there
is
for
a
private
in-1
unues
to
build
up
what
already
is
by
dividual,'
The
result
is
fatal
to
efficiency.
So
bad
-war
the
condi-tar
our
largest
city,
tion
that
even
the
Labor
leaders
of
the
city
asked
for
a
change.
Now
j
tn
the
same
address
in
which
he
the
work
is
let
by
contract
and
the
change
is
at
once
apparent.
Yet,booste
for
th
nom
tfSc
mto
Van-
the
pressure
of
public
opinion
was
so
ureat
that
at
first
it
would
I
couw
,nd
Irom
Rupert.
have
been
difficult
for
the
government
to
have
let
a
contract
until
the
fallacy
of
the
other
method
was
shown.
Now
that
it
is
clearly
evident
that
the
only
way
to
make
progress
is
to
let
the
work
by
contract,
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
government,
of
which
Mr.
Pattullo
is
an
important
member,
will
continue
the
contract
method,
even
if
by
doing
so
loses
some
of
the
friends
wfhq
strongly
believe
in
the
day
lalwr
method.
As
a
local
labor
man
said
at
a
recent
meeting,
what
we
want
is
results
and
the
only
way
to
get
that
seems
to
be
by
the
contract
system.
thorn
and
made
their
guarantee
condl
Uoaal
on
diverting
tbe
road
to
Van-tvwver
Then
they
buUt
the
P.O.E.
Now
they
want
to
recapture
the-Peace
River
Block,
not
to
develop
It
but
to
give
it
to
a
railway
company
as
a
bonus
to
go
to
Vancouver.
In
other
words
the
resources
of
the
north
be
advocates
the
establishment
of
oasan
llnara
to
the
Orient.
'
Probably
he
will
load
them
with
tbe
output
of
tbeeven
or
eignt
paper
plants
in
Rupert,
one
In
Prince
George
and
the
one
at
Ext
tall
River.
If
Mr.
Pattullo
wishes
In
bis
last
days
to
do
us
a
service
he
will
give
us
at
ah
early
date
a
segregated
report
of
the
groea
income
and
expenditures
In
Nor
tnern
and
Central
B.C.
in
the
last
twenty
years
That
will
help
up
to
In
teulgently
discuss
the
problem
of
the
new
province.
Thanking
you
Mr.
Editor.
T.
ROSS
MACKAY,
I'MCK
IIIVKH
OITI.BT
eioor,.,
uciu,
ijuc-iimu
uozeu
cnuuren,
iwo
or
suitor.
Dally
News.
i.mitc
....an
uu(i,
a
,HiiL-n
01
nroos
ana
some
.Mix
the
pebbles.
child-
Is
the
last
veetage
of
hope
for
Prince
,cu
"uu
iKeiner
anu
pui
mem
in
a
Held,
stirring
con-:"""
a
adjacent
north
land
to
stantly.
I'our
the
brook
over
the
pebbles.
Sprinkle
the
field
with
vnth
through
the
obscure
passage
to
flowers.
Spread
over
all
a
deep,
blue
sky,
and
bake
in
the
hot
sun.
vneouver
Mn
tne
recent
announce-
v
hen
orown,
remove
and
set
.iwav
to
cool
in
a
bathtub
i
rremier
aiscian
tnat
nis
gov-
Of
course
it
mav
!
lakon
fnr
!
crnmtnt
f"vored
completing
the
P.O.E
.
.
p
nw.Fi.ti
,
mat
me
iurc
going
was
not
written
by
an
orthodox
"health
hint"
doctor.
ro
Prlpcr
George
and
its
ultimate
ex
tension
to
Peace
River?
Such
will
In-
TH2
DAILY
NEWS
1
UMOI
'Lot-
Is.
i
V
'ft
.
rr-
ill
'
,
1
ill
'..
m
:V
3fV
mm
5
1
a
m
m
sj
m
-wn
ssuaa
a
rteries
OF
COMMERCE
TWTUCH
of
the
great
development
of
national
and
international
commerce
is
directly
attributable
to
the
development
of
communication.
It
is
of
primary
importance
that
news
of
widely
separated
parts
of
the
country
be
ox-changed
quickly
and
accurately.
Today
Canadian
commerce
w
depending
more
and
more
upon
electrical
products
to
keep
in
constant
touch
with
btiinos.
and
social
conditions.
t
From
mininp
camps
in
the
newly
conquered
wilderness
to
the
offices
and
factories
of
the
int
tropoliB
a
network
of
wires
and
cables
knit
widely
divergent
interests
and
communities
together.
The
Northern
Electric
Company
serves
Canada
by
making
a
great
deal
of
the
equipment
necessary
for
the
development
and
maintenance
of
-communication
throughout
the
Dominion.
The
Northern
Electric
laboratories
and
factories
are
cotutantly
seeking
fa
perfect
means
of
transmitting
sound
and
wtver
NotfhemEtectrk
Company
Limited
Equipment
for
Transmitting
Sound
and
Power
dicate
tbe
trend
of
tide.
The
man
on
tbe
street
will
tell
us
there
Is
nothing
we
can
do
about
it.
But
work
and
pray,
live
on
hay
etc.
Hut
In
the
words
of
Patrick
Henry:
"if
we
wish
to
be
free
we
must
fight."
An
appeal
for
Justice
or
the
Gods
of
battle
Is
the
only
recourse
left
us.
Is
this
northern
portion
of
the
province
to
be
made
a
perpetual
vassal
of
Vancouver
through
Intriguing
politicians?
Ireland
for
ages
endured
the
same.
But
a
sad
ending
finally
gave
Tellef.
Mayor
Taylor
of
Vancouver
In
his
shrewd
persistent
manner
brought
Into
being
what
Is
known
as
tbe
Western
Unity
League
that
appears
to
be
functioning
cnetlvalv,
in
th?
development
of
western
trade.
'In
my
opinion
right
now
the
northern
country
should
organize
and
prosecute
a
movement
tor
the
development
of
tbe
north
for
the
north.
A
development
league
made
up
of
representatives
of
all
the
centres
of
'.he
north
should
be
organized
and
a
drive
instituted
on
the
powers
that
be-both
Federal
and
Provincial
for
a
show
down.
As
all
engineering
authorities
tell
us
the
only
logical
outlet
for
Peace
River
Is
Pnnce
Rupert
or
Stewart
So
why
i
not
seize
the
situation
now
and
make
a
drive
to:
Na-.ure's
endowment"'
We
ctinnr
-:
fca.
and
nuj
xhe
delusive
spasm
ol
nope
until
our
enemies
have
ment
by
the
voters
and
as
many
aspir
ants
for
municipal
honors
aa
Dosslble
so
that
next
year's
couneTl
may
go
Intc
offlce
prepared
for
action
on
the
Issue.
Let
the
slogan
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
North
be
"A
Peace
Rivet
Connection
or
a
Peace
River
Province."
Thanking
you,
Mr.
Editor.
Respectively.
O
B.
CASEY
Advertise
tn
The
Dallv
News
(or
naiffesiion
m
0r
1
il
V
,
1s
i
Kir.
c
AM
-
v
M4
MliWililUl
1
1
Information
Thtrt
itin
Canada
trirrmtifap
6f
iJ74flgi.
nearly
tkr
euarttrt
of
a
million
milti
u'vtre
hast
betn
manufactured
into
undertrmnd
table).
1867
'
CANADA
'
1911
!j3
bound
us
hand
and
foot.
If
we
wish
V
prohibit
Invasion
we
must
fight.
Upor
this
issue
I
Intend
entering
the
civic
aldermanlc
contest
for
1928
council
and
I
solicit
the
endorsement
of
the
move
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S.
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