ay,
January
4,
1929
SITE
FOR
GREAT
BOULDER
DAM
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loll.
K
M.
Ti
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i
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V
V
si.-
sif.v
of
Black
Canyon,
Arizona,
where
the
turbulent
Colorado
River
will
be
harnessed
by
Ih.
H,
In
(in:
::i
'I'm
jtovp
in
flood
control,
irrigation,
domestic
water
and
H)autt4ft
or
Tijidro-ejeeiric,
.
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mm
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nunareas
oi
miles
in
extent,
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oui
authorizing
uie
uouiaer
xam
prou.
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m-nate
alter
a
seven-year
iignt,
tne
vote
being
ip
il
;
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I
If
S
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
i
n
as
to
arrived.
VANDKUHOOF
Da
id
-
.ir'.lge
of
Mapes
is
now
tti
1.
1
::r
:i
mm
iumry
progress
toward
ivrov.-ry
following
a
ser-
lou;.
.Ht.uk
wt
pneumonia.
a
'i.l
Mrs.
A.
B.
Laird
were
at
.'
!i
hut
n
tti.
Ni.n'.rh
hui'l.'
.'.iningl
Mr.
U.
Ml
f(-a
"ii.
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rii.;rr
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i
Indian
W'.ni
r.r
i
.
w
(
V,
Mm;-
Mi
mi
.'on
on
Walter
M
,rle
t
h
-ckdj-
match
of
the
6
to
3.
defeated
the
.!.-
been
Srecelvod
two
mom
I
i.ii'i.va
Foley,
leaving
at
the
end
of
last
week
of
Graham
1
ttwir
home.
7S-
Mr.
and
Mra,
delarfe
'
W.
Barens,
E.
Campbell.
Geo
Alger,
L.
i.
Bethuren
and
C.
Dur
ham
were
visitors
from
Usk
at
he
begirning
of
the
week,
the
i
Cor
Mission
City,
was
guest
of
j
.wn
last
named
taking
in
the
honor
at
a
tea
in
the
home
of
Old-Timers
Banquet
on
Monday
j?ra.
James
Turnbull
given
bypisht
r
and
bridge
party
"
f
nnwier
vims-agr.
i.
jj,
aiai-sri,
reinrnea
tot
Prize
winneri
Taylor
ard
tea
party
which
waa
Friday
afternoon.
held
laaviTfestrMa-
V
i
m
M'.imea.
A
;
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Btummitt
werl
-
i
D.
D.
Monro
of
the
Unfr
hoata
at
a
large
bridge
party
osf,
..
.
...
-
-
-
'
-m
tm
-
-
i
L.
Hjt
nilK
at
r
riser
1c,life'
m
vueaaajr
evenina
in
compumenw
.
.
.
.
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m.mmmmm.m
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A
wmiMMt.
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xi
.
a
III
good
snatie
under
IUIM99
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v
w
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vo
.ujbb
mnry
icaoinoin;
hdu
An.
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m
t
MM
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1
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I
MI
-
.
.
-
.
....
H
l)imes
rarqfhar
oi
frlnce
Kup-
Mi'liwaide.
who
tpt.
J.
Ik
CeHnur.t
brooga4n
w,w4:
u!?
K.
.
atly
i.i.
iuiflci
with
thfKeal
'a
fiat
bamch
of
farf
o
town
i
rc
on
,
Monro
y
ngnt
aj
tl.e
iformcrly
local
Superior
idat;i
noniwn
turmma
on
ue
vancou
ver
sArU
(lrict
which
wltfji,
ps
locaS
ftrnrs.
if4--
.
J
TBKKACt
rtHTLar
L
...Wi
woo
were
iur-
J
-UdaV-
Miae
ltaiBiope
returned
to
rince
Rupert
on
Thursday
after
pending
hq
vacation
with
.
Dr.
nd
Mrs.
BaammiH.
-
.
"
The
AngUiah.ftW
DnltsjdtOjar-r?
Canadian
Bank
of
cently.
which
he
caught
on
hit
wnlc'1
gooa
crowd
were
in
ai-trmn
Una
nMr
Lk.
.tendance.
Rev.
m,
A"an
A
preached
an
appropriate
sermon
iNi
HAiVi.i'OiN
froa
frinee
Rupert
and
left;""
wlth
the
readings.
""
again
on
Tueaday
for
Vancouver!
Aviation
is
being
renewed
to
consult
a
specialist
with
re-
.
A
large
crowd
waa
ta
atten-hen
tor
th.
immediate
construe-
gard
to
treatment
for
nil
injured
dance
at
the
Mew
Year's
Eve
ti
ii
f
a
lii
idKe
across
the
Bulk-
knee.
j
dance1
in
G.W.V.A.
Hall
on
Moult
y
Iliv.
i-.
Thi-
miniater
of
pub-
'
jdajr
night
Music
waa
furnished
Ik
works
promised
to
come
here
Miss
Esther
Moore
of
Vancou-.
by
McLaren's
Orchestra
and
G.
in
Nov
.
nl..
r
and!
make
a
'daeia-
vr
who
scent
Christma
at
the
W.
V.
A.
auxiliary
had
charge
ite
but)
he
has
noLlret
horn
of
her
pa
rente
bare,
IeU
refreshments..
1
nn
Tiu!.v
tn
visit
with
frlaada
h
i;
."-In
Pfinee
Rupert
hdfor
retur-j
Mr.l
add
UttO
T.'
iBerhettrt
was
was
a
a
iucceMiui
!
1
ncre
Year
Kvc
dance
I
Hazcito'i
and
the
.11
Haaelton,
New
w
ning
south.
Silver
Cup
c.
II.
1
learn
and
R.
A.
McRae
.aniii
hi
intr
well
i
moresentaa
at
wtm
In
kiwn
for
the
New
Year.
the
function.
j
!
M
.
1
The
three
daughters
of
Mr.
Mrs.
Matheison,
late
matron
of
hnd
Mrs.
iStelnoff
of
Dorreen.
tti"
Ilazelton
Hospital,
before
who
have
been
holidaying
at
the
were
of
three
evening.
lettaJeV
cWeineaffi
Commencing
with
the
first
Sunday
in
the
New
Year
both
morning
and
evening
services
will
lie
held
in
Konx
United
ev.
Canon
c.-ild
I'D.
.
l-'fi
),
General
Secretary
of
the
M.S.f.C
t
Cm-
(h..r.li
of
Khfland
'n
Canada;
Hie
Ut
l!.v.
Derwyn
T.
Owen.
D.D.,
Bishop
of
Nlaitr.tfa
u-nlr,
m.d
(ti
a
Heel
lot
Giborne.
K.C..
ISO.
Ottawa
i
right",
three
commlwlonors
uppmntrd
by
th-
Uv,m-
..
l
iahops
to
make
a
survey
of
th
coiiuiVons
in
the
Church
of
linnland
tlnvughuut
t!i.
Honiihion.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Church,
instead
of
only
in
the
evening
as
formerly.
Service
will
be
held
at
Vanarsdol
every
second
Wednesday
evening.
Donald
McLeod
of
Vancouver,
arrived
on
Sunday
on
a
visit
to
his
sister
Mrs.
James
Richmond.
OLD-TIMERS
AT
BANQUET
9
IN
TERRACE
tkkkauk,
Jan.
4.
The
an
nual
banquet
of
the
Terrace
District
Old-Timers'
Asociatlon
was
held
in
the
Terrace
Hotel
on
New
Year's
Eve.
Twenty-six
of
the
i
pioneer
residents
of
the
district
we
e
present
and
enjoyed
to
the
full
the
sumptuous
repast
-
pro
vided.
An'
impromptu
program
I
was
given
during
Ihe
evening.
1
I
Charles
Durham
of
Usk
acting
as
I
master
of
ceremonies
in
the:
absence
of
Geo.
Little,
president.
Many
incidents
reminiscent
of
p
oncer
conditions
we're
told
and
laughed
over.
j
Eligibility
to
attend
was
figured
;
on
having
been
resident
in
the!
LdpttriltagtUyeara
ago.
Those
in
loanfj
weraharles
Durham
J.
Tj5
B
hurehVUsk;
Steve
Neil,
'Cedajvale
;
T.
Brunsing
d
C.
Hilntrorrt,
-Vanarsdol
;
E
nundC.
Llnstrom.'Remo;
0.
Sundal.
T.
M.
Turner.
If.
L
Kfeink,
furdo
Smith,
Mm.
Stone,
U.
Colbaehini,
Knute
Olsen,
Harry
Richmond,
II.
Freckman,
M.
Allard,
W.
F.
Freston,
A.
E.
(Ted)
"Johnston;
J.
Bruce
John
stone,
J.
Hepburn,
Alex
Kerr,
C
I
P.
A.
Green,
J.
Cauthers,
aid
Bruce,
James
Cameron,
Munson.
tne
reiw
urwge
uh.
ine
pres-
The
crowl
in
attendance
was
entation
of
handsome
picture
,
Mrs.
James
Farquhar
who
has
jnot
nearly
so
large
as
was
expect-waa
'
made
to
Mrs,
MaUteison,
!
ipent
the
holiday
season
at
the
od,
due
no
doubt
to
a
number
of
home
of
her
parents,
Canon
ana
jjJier
New.
Year's
Eve
activities
Jan.
4:
In
falling
at
Slogan
City
into
of
water
Roderick
aged
,
50
and
pioneer
lenfT
was
drowned
on
.fewrYahrft
night.
i
.
-r-o-
i
r
:
it
Outdoor
Wear
This
natty
coat
with
furs
is
right
up
'to
th
minute
for
the
girl
who
wlehe
to
"be
smart.
!
'.
ECZEMA
ENDED
Madam
A.
LarMere
of
Fall
Hirer,
Mass.,
suffered
with
eezema
for
three
years,
and
had
treatment
from
sereral
doctors,
all
of
whom
garo
np
the
ease,
"Finally,"
she
says,
"I
went
to
a
specialist,
which
cost
mo
another
t20,
bat
I
waj
no
better.
"A
friend
adrised
mo
to
try
Zam-Buk,
which
I
did,
and
for
which
I
hare
erer
since
been
thank.
fuL
I
rtry
soon
felt
some
relief,
and
penoreranco
with
Zam-nak
naf
TP
SEVERE
CUT
HEALED
Mr.
C.
Oakley
of
Saskatoon,
who
sustained
a
terrible
cut
on
his
leg,
says:
"Had
I
known
of
Zam-Buk
whoa
the
accident
occurred,
I
could
hT
sTed
myself
a
(10
doctor's
bull
A
doctor
sewed
up
the
cut
and
attended
me
for
fire
weeks,
but
the
wound
did
nt
heal,
and
he
advised
me
o
go
into
a
hospital
"I
objected,
towerer,
and
esed
Zam-Buk
imteaoV
nod
in
two
'completely
rid
me
of
the
disease."
weeks'
tine
waa
back
at
work."
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I
si-is
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i
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ii
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Tim
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.
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widcfalwoiin
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Victor
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in
every
part
of
the
globe,
have
been
for
more
thin
a
quarter
century.
Nothing
in
their
held
ever
equalled
Victor
pro
,
duett,
they
lead
the
world
in
performance.
Every
New
Victor
Radio
is
a
perfected
radio,
far
advanced
in
design.
A.C
tube
operation,
single
control,
lighted
dial,
velvetliVe
tone
and
volume,
-
smart
tasteful
cabinets.
Here
ft
featured
the
popular
Lowboy
model,
a
cabinet
designed
specially
for
authorized
Victor
Radio
Dealers,
and
Offered
by
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Victor
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Victor
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ntlWiwnwra.
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easily
tired
need
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them
from
getting
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run
down
"
!
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especially
valuable
in
replenishing
a
woman's
reserves
of
energy.
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acta
so
quickly.
You
feel
the
benefit
of
Bovril
its
warm,
stimulating
action
upon
the
wearied
system
as
soon
as
you
have
swallowed
it
And
If
you
keep
up
your
Bovril
daily
you
will
soon
find
your
strength
become
equal
to
the
work
and
worries'
of
everyday
life.
For
Bovril
builds
up
health
and
fitness
by
'
sound
nutrition.
Bovril
is
the
best
of
the
beef
its
vitalizing
and
energising
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concentrated
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PAGE
FIVE
SAVED
OPERATION
"Father
developed
a
painful
sore
on
his
face,"
writes
Miss
N.
Lewis
of
Silrer
Lake,
Oregon.
"Numerous
remedies
and
treatment
from
sereral
doctors
failed
to
heal
it,
and
the
doctor
adrised
tn
operation.
Someone
adrised
him
to
first
try
Zam-Buk.
A
few
applications
brought
relief,
and
continued
nse
of
Zam-Buk
entirely
healed
the
sore,
sarlng
father
from
aa
operation."
Zitn.Bnk
Ii
twit
lot
ttimt.
rlniworm.
Mil
rkm.
bolli,
pim,m.
almi.
ttwctum.
tlood-polioolnr,
pilra.
cnti,
bctlw4,
burnt
acdKildk
An
dMlm
lOe
bl.
gna,a
Sod
thli
t4rtrL
Btntcf
p-faMnb
pn
nd
1c.
mmp
(fnrrmri
I
II
I.
la
poitx)
fim-Bok
Oo
TMonto.
for
ft
Ulll
kol.
aaio