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DAILY
ElflTION
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Thursday,
April
4,
1929
A
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A
gootf
maffnipltmts
littve
been
made
at
the
unsea-i
sonaDie
weather
tne
past
tew
days.
Those
who
complain
j
must
remfiriber'that
in.the.central
states
many
people
lostl
iiiuir
nvetsHii
iiik
uiizzarus
anu
in
uniano
a
minion
aonars
damage
was
caused
bythe
wintry
storms.'
'In'
Seattle
there
was
snovand
noarlvt'everv
nlace
suffored
more
or
less
wintry
wither.
A
letter
just
received
from
California!
states
that
for
only
the
last
few
days
has
it
been
warm.
ATHLETIC
PARK
This
is
,
a
good
time
to
investigate
the
question
of
an
athletic
park.
If
there
is
room
for
it
in
McClymont
Park,
it
will
be
Qseleiss
to
secure
it
elsewhere,
but
if
that
sito
is
not
suitable,
th'en
steps
should
be
taken
to
secure
land'
fori
;
one.
While
the
ground
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
will
doubtless1
:
.
bo
useful,
fthere,
should
also
be
a
piece
of
land
.suitable
forj
.
r
rugby,
foolball-and,
lacrosse.
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SAVED
JJY
GRACE
i
PrinceftiUpert's
financial
position
was
saved
by
grae'd.
Only
the
fact
'tJhat
she
was
?.ble
to
sell
the
po'w'erant
made
it
possible,
t
get
by
withoutaising;
thp,
tax
rate
to
an
inordnrate
amount!
Aa
it.
is
in
usy
in
to'bp
.congratulated
on
her
position.
Whereas
two
or
three-years
ago,
her
tax
rate
s
50
mills
on
the
dollar,
since
that
time
the
assessment
Has
been
reduced
considerably
and
the
tax
rate
will
probacy
this
year
be
45
mills.
The-future
financing
of
the
cittwill
also
be
improved.
I
sG.QF1SAraiIMMEUING;-rSv.s
Years
go
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
obtained
concession
frqni
the
?ty,of
Prince
Rupqrt-onrthostrtngth
of
going
tp
erect
a
fine
hotel.
The
work
of
excavation
proceeded
and
a
large
sum
was
spent
getting
out
the
rock
in
.
readiness
for
an
immense
hotel
building.
That
was
as
far
as
it
got.
TJhe
railway
obtained
the
concessions,
but
Prince
Rupert
did
not
obtain
the
hotel.
Now
it
is
announced
that
the
site
is
to
be
subdivided
and
sold.
So
goes
the
last
hope
for
a
big
railway
hotel.
There
may
possibly
be
a
hotel,
but
not
the
bigrbtf
Cv
It
was
a
dream.
A
DANGEROUS
FIND
-
The
Daily
Chr.initle,
Lun.inn.
mokesiirmin!jSliillWrSlill
ins
j
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ia
'
QUITS
MINISTRY
JEIiEASTj
M
prij;
il-le
Reitfiia'
.Ca'lhhas
eigned;
her
pastorate
in
the
village
of
Searsmont
to.
enter
.the
Krqw
County
Hospital
'
nurses
training
school.
THE;
DAILI
EW3
JHsa
Cash,
who
is
25
-ears
old,
lma
lippn
tho
vonnirpst
nreacher
TO
LEARN
NURSING1
in
the
Eastern
Maine
confer-
lence.
Uuring
her
pastorate
in
ding,
many
to
..the
.
attendance.
Miss
1
Cash
is
a
;
'Vivacious
bru
nette
witlti
a
pleasing
personality.
JAIL
A
REAL
"COOLER"
KINGSTON,
Mass.,
April
4:
TMa
frm-n
Vina
n
lull
thnt
Vprv
Searsmont
she
was
successful
in'
rnnt.rv
mPrits
the
nonular
des-
Miss
Cash
Who
is
the
Youngest
building
up
the
church
and
ad-
innnn
ignation
nf
"cooler"
The
local
ii
t.
f
.
:'lf
lockup
is
situated
in
the
base
ment
of
the
town
hall
and
it
is
SCHOONER
SOLI)
FOR
$500
NEW
LONDON,
Conn.,
April
4:
After
a
trying
experience
on
Block
Island,
where
she
went
ashore
heavily
loaded
with
fish,
the
fish
iiur
schooner
Emily
II.
so
cold
and
damp
that
even
lnnttemptel
Thursday,
April
4,
1029
has
bfeeii
Hold
lot
$600..
Tugajtf;
iifii
'ikV
unsuccessfully,
to
Hauir
iJr-f
DUBIOUS.
the
the
!
'the
the
summer
summer
a
a
fire
must
be
the
Vessel
off
after
she
str;
she
-wan
prflduAtpri
frnm
to
again
go
aground
two
miles
down
the
beach.
A
hole
was
stove
in
her
bow,
but
her
new
owner
says
expenditure
of
$8000
will
make
the
schooner,
which
was
valued
at
$30,000
as
sound
as
ever.
ande&f
i$jfih
...
tne
he
ei-,
ef-i
.
i
mr
VrfJlf.jn.
ftew;
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w
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!IV.
ill
Moodv
B
ble
School
In
Chicairo
maintained
to
make
the
place;
and
nnauy
abanuoneu
uo
maiuj
:
missus
three;
years
ago
and
for
three
1
habitable.
Whenever
possible
fort.
Then
came
a
high
tide
'
says
I
can
have
three
days
off
a
years
attended
the
Gordon
The-!
the
police
take
prisoners
to
the!
and
off
floated
the
unmanned
week.
Is
that
a
compliment
or
ological
School
in
Boston.
more
modern
jail
at
Plymouth.
I.Emily
H.
Sh
drifted
miles
a
hinsult?
London
Calling.
mwm,
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At
Lastj
the
.
'y
King
is
I
Satisfied'!
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?
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'
CHOCOLATE
BAR
to
and
coated
with
milk
choco-please
the
royal
taste
has
late,
form
this
choice
confection
1
been
producedl
King
And
everyone
delights
in
it
1
Snicksnack
is
happyl
His
people
rejoice
1
Refreshing,
satisfying,
delicious
I
Moirs
"King's
Choice"
Choco-Fresh
cocoanut
and
fresh
pine-
late
Bars
are
now
on
sale
"appledipped
in
butterscotch
everywhere.,
"
.
KIi
Choice
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