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TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday.
Decea
Dr.
Vood's
Norway
1
Pine
Syrup
Terrible,
Tickling
Cough
Could
Not
Sleep
For
It
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J.
Boy,
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W.
Prt
Moetta,
N-8,
wnl:
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a
terrible,
tkkng
eongk,
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t
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Bot
gH
to
aimp
for
knn
for
it.
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abort
Dr.
Wood'.
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Prime
RoMrt
is
getting
some
good
publicity
fjpwi
th
uiraiiiHK
i
wit:
pvwer
piant
recently
ana
psiTUCtliari
inrouii
ine
special
number
el
the
Uaily
News
issued
that
tlwe.
The
Financial
News
concludes
an
article
m
t
subject
with
the
followine:
"Prince
Rupert
is
a
thriving
port,
the'
centre
of
an
important
fishing
and
canning
industry,
while
the
surround-interritory
comprises
a
highly
mineralized
area
in
which
Willing
developments
of
great
importance
are
now
taking
plabfe.
With
adequate
hydro-electric
power
now
available,
the
intensive
development
of
this
territory
seems
assured.
CITY
OF
NEWCASTLE
.
,
!:
A
reader
of
the
Dailv
News,
u-hn
farmaAv
Uveui
in
Mow
casUe.
writes
to
nrotest
atrainat
a
Canadian
PrAoa
4v4wll
recently
Dublished
jn
this
paper
in
which
the
city
is
characterized
as
one
of
the
dirtiest
cities
in
England.
Unfortunately
the
writer
of
the
letter,
who
seems
to
be
living
in
Smithers,
although
he
does
not
say
so,
does
not
sign
his
name,
so
the
letter
cannot
be
published.
It
is
a
rule
that
cannot
be
broken
that
a
letter
writer
must
sign
his
name,
not
necessarily
for
publication
but
as
a
guarantee
of
good
faith.
Anonymous
letters
go
to
the
waste
basket.
However,
we
are
willing
to
take
the
word
of
the
writer
that
Newcastle
If
not
as
bad
as
it
was
painted
but
is
a
fine
city,
a
busy
Crt,
and
that
it
is
during
the
busy
season
thronged
with
ndon
sightseers.
BKCts
I
Individuality.
.
.
.
.
.
even
in
little
things!
When
you
have
only
a
dollar
or
two
to
spend
on
Uttlc
gift,
you
mujt
choc-;
vi.'y
indeed.
But
no
rwtd
to
tramp
from
store
to
etore
in
your
search
for
sorhething
out
of
the
ordinary
...
Just
turn
over
your
gift
problem
to
us.
Here
are
assembled
countless
interesting
novelties,
each
one
expressive
of
the
best
taste
and
each
one
a
rare
value
at
the
reasonable
prices
asked.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
a
k
l
aaa
V
Daily
News
Want
Ads,
Jpg
quick
Results
:
Can
You
Eat
Xmas
Dinner
Some
Hungry
.Christmas
Will
Be
Enjoyed
Much
I
More
By
Those
Who
IUtc
Helped
Others
,
This
is
a
time
of
year
when
we
all
look
forward
to
envying
christ-
i
mas
bat
we
cannot
expert
to
do
so
IX
nbaei
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Soaday,
by
Prhsee
Hapert
Daily
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
Maaagiag.EaHter
we
haw
not
-done
our
part
to
make
others
happy.
The
best
thine
is
to
reach
out
to
those
around
and
make
there
partners
m
the
Christmas
cheer
we
ooraeJves
enjoy
Next
beat
to
that
is
to
delegate
the
work
to
someone
who
knows
lost
bow
to
do
it
Based
on
years
of
experience
the
Salvation
Army
is
able
to
give
more
for
the
money
than
any
other
organization
in
existence.
Today
they
are
ready
to
undertake
the
work
of
.
entertaining
at
Ch-htmajs
a
large
By
mail
to
all
acker
pens
of
Britfun
Columbia,
the
BtWsh
Km-
I
number
of
men
and
women
-who
plre
aad
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
S
in
not
any
other
place
to
go
on
By
mail
to
all
ether
countries,
per
year
7.50
Christmas
Day.
To
do
this
money
is
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Soi
thers
and
Central
Britis
CsjIubsWb,
needed
s
well
as
for
the
Christmas
paid
ia
advance
for
yeady
period
.
J.,-,...'
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Uu,t
01,1
Legal
notices,
each
iortton.
per
agate
Use
.
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16
faeh
tbe
demand
becomes
Transient
advertising
oalW
page,
per
inch
i.
F?tr
"ZUL
Lofcjl
readers,
per
lasertkfe,
per
line
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retorns.
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display
advertising,
per
inch,
par
insertion
1
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at.
E.
Monroe
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McLeod
IjM
'
1
!
Man
in
the
Moon
j
,
,
Just
one
more
abort
lap
and
Christ
maa
wUl
.be
here.
What
about
a
Uttie
accelerating
of
the
buytaf
ipsad
during
the
last
law
days
betote
the
holiday.
a
rwaasr
that
if
Hits
waathsT
r
wHiinsa
local
coal
sw
rOl
he
mUm
6m
those
two-bit
pckeU
at
the
city
hall.
Why
save
op
for
the
winter
snow
'
That
may
not
come
at
all
foull
die
perhaps
before
yon
reach
Even
the
end
of
faU.
Pun
Is
Wc
flf?
insurance;
the
older
yaw-Mr
the
more
it
costs.
!
-
what
did
your
poet
when
yoq
turned
him
down?
Doil
Oh.
the
poor
dear
threw
himself
into
tbe
waste
paper
basket
Darling,
may
I
kiss
your
band?''
asked
the
yoang
man
with
old-fashioned
ways.
"Sure
kid
hop
to
it."
said
the
Madera
Jans
"but
be
careful
you
don't
burn
your
nose
on
my
cigarette."
Newspaper
headline:
"Science
plans
to
get
power
out
of
sun
rhine."
Prince
Rupert
had
better
rtlek
to
water
power.
A
lrlly
Newf
Vant-nd
w;
SOMETHING
NEW
FOR
LADIES
AND
GENTS
(Large
assortment
new
clothes
for
autumn
and
win
tar
lust
to
hand,
1
All
finest
quality
and
latest
pat-i
terns.
Come
in
and
see
us
today.
Suit
or
overcoat
complete
and
fin
I
lahed
In
three
days.
ling,
the
Cutter
,
Steam
cleaning,
pressing
ind
altering.
We
deliver
any
part
of
the
city.
j
LING
THE
TAILOR
.
817
Second
Ave.
Phone
619
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIitV
FOR
SKEENA
BRAND
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTEI'RIZEI)
MII.K
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throucliout
the
City
Dr
Alexander
X-RAV
SERVICE
PHONE
S7S
BESNER
BLOCK
DENTIST
COMPLETE
REVIVALS
Jtjaal
Qlsen
and
Thor
Hof
(tad
of
3ella
Ccola,
who
have
been
contacting
special
meetings
for
St
Baal's
La
them
n
Church
here
during
the
past
few
weeks,
had
their
con-
I'.wtrnff
wrriip
last
nicht
at
the
:i'Mr
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Charstad.
A::)bro6e
Avenue.
Incidentally,
the
christening
of
Mr.
and
Mrs:
Charstad
s
hifant
daughter
took
place.
She
wfs
named
Greta
Maria
and
sponsors
were
Mrs.
H.
Dahl
and
Jdhrr
Charstad.
the
latter
an
uncle
of
the
ehlW.
Mr.
Oken
and
Mr.
Hofstad
will
sail
thts
afternoon
by
the
Oatala
on
their
return
to
Bella
Coola.
Their
meetings
here
hare
been
well
attended
despite
unfavorable
weather.
District
News
SKIDEGATE
i
The
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
have
been
experiencing
some
very;
wat
weather
It
has
been
quite
varm,
however,
and
there
are
no
figns
of
snow,
even
on
the
mountains.
Another
earthquake
shock
was
fet
a
week
ago
Sunday.
Work
on
the
new
government,
deck
at-Queen
Charlotte
City
Is
proajeMing
satisfactorily.
The
job
will
be
eopipleted
in
about
two
weeks'
time,
it
is
expected.
Contractors
Measerby,
Valley
and
McKay
have
just
completed
a
fjne
looking
bungalow
for
Mr.
Renner
at
Quean
Charlotte
City.
Mn.
and
Mias
E.
Wark.
school.
teachers
a(
Skfclegate
Mission,
left
on
the
Pripce
John
last
week
to
spend
holiday
in
Vancouver.
D.
DeBots
and
L.
DeBois
of
De-
bols,
Pean.,
who
are
here
In
connection
with
he
proposed
aatoMtsh-ment
of
a
pulp
mill
hi
Stictegmte
Inject
will
spend
Christmas
hohdayi
J
wnn
mt.
ana
urs.
c
u.
sfevens,
Skidegate.
'
NEWHAZELTON
A
daughter
was
bom
a
week
ago
to
Mr.
and
,Mrs.
Peter
Spooner
of
New
Hateiton.
Incorporation
of
Haaelton
under
the
Village
Act
is
still
being
dis
cussed.
Should
the
community
be-oome
Incorporated,
one
of
the
first
things
that
would
have
to
be
un
dertaken
would
be
a
main
drainage
system
for
the
front
street
from
the
lower
bench
to
the
river.
Mias
Vivian
Chappetl,
after
a
recent
Illness,
is
able
to
be
around
again
but
she
will
not
be
able
to
return
to
her
duties
In
the
drug
rtore
until
after
Christmas.
Owing
to
the
mild
weather
and
the
copious
.rupply
of
rain,
the
roads
of
the
district
are
in
very
bad
shape,
making
travelling
rather
uncomfortable.
Rabbits
are
very
abundant
In
the
central
interior
this
winter
and
many
are
being
shot.
The
officials
opening
of
the
new
Harelton
Hospital
has
been
set
for
December
20:
The
building
will
oe
open
to
public
Inspection
that
af
tern
coon
and
In
the
evening
there
wtU
be
formal
opening
ceremon
ies.
The
building
is
now
rapidly
nearing
completion.
1
Ben
Jones
of
Nelson
has
arrived
here
to
take
the
position
of
teller
in
the
Hazelton
branch
of
the
Rayal
Bank
of
Canada.
Bud
Gaze
ley,
who
has
been
relieving
In
the
Hazelton
branch,
has
returned
to
Smithers.
Mrs.
Ralph'
Spooner
1
expected
back
from
.fjmjthers
within
the
next
few
days.
She
has
not
been
wel)
since
,she
wept
to
Smithers
to
visit
with
her
daughters.
The
work,
on.
the
high
level
bridge
across
,
Uie
Pulkley
River
at
HagwDget
was
suiperjdtd
for
me
winter
fast
week,
gray
i
watchman
is
now
jn
charge.
Mrs.
Louis
Erlckson
of
Fort
Fra
ser.
who
had
been
a
Datlent
in
the
Hazelton
Hospital
for
some
time,
naseed
awav
last
Monday
Deceased
was"
31
vears
of
azc
and
is
survived
bv
a
widower
and
one
child.
The
remains
were
taken
to
Fort
Fraser
for
burial.
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ANNETTE'S
7
Only
KVKM1NO
DRESSES
ff
QP
values
to
lJU.
special
QOVO
i
Only
Bteborateiy
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COATS
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lues
to
to&JK)
special
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10
Qtdy
Large
Q8jfl018
Batto
and
Crepes,
saw
from
a4
la
43,
regular
Q-flO
vaktes
to
HU$.
Pel
1
50
Pair
PILLOW
SLIPS-Ideal
Christmas
OUta.
special
lz
Onh
Obis'
GINGHAM
DREGS
ES
(Cn
6
to
14.
to
clear
To
IVomen,
?
Everywhere
in
Canada
50c
4
Only
3-piecc
RAYON
PYJAMA
Of
QC
SUITS,
rag.
value
$12
75,
to
clear
v
w
f
-
VOILE
STEPINS.
PYJAMAS
and
NiOHTOOWNS.
special
3
Only
SPANISH
SHAWLS
Reg
values
to
$15
96.
to
elwar
IX
Only
LEATHER
PUR8ES
reg.
values
to
$9.00,
special
34
Only
HOOVE
PRONS
In
otattoi
eosafs.
to
clear-
21
Pairs
only
of
CIIXmOISETTE
OIXDVBB,
to
ebaV
26
Only
Flat
Crepe,
Satin
and
DRESSES
Value
to
SMM
special
Annette's
Ladfes
Wear
Co.,
Ltd.
50c
S5.95
S2.50
$1.00
50c
Of-.
S7.95
Department
of
Trade
and
Commerce
Ottawa,
canad
Ocfoher
llth,1930.
rrotect
Your
Breaduwier's
Job!
Ate
you
one
of
those
whose
lot
in
life
consists
in
looking
attef
the
home?
It
to,
unless
you
happen
to
be
among
the
fortunate
ones
who
have
means
oi
their
own,
you
are
dependant
upon
some
one
husband,
lather,
brother,
sister,
son,
daughter
to
provide
you
every
week
with
the
money
you
must
have
to
pay
the
grocer,
the
butcher,
the
baker,
the
milkman,
the
druggist,
the
dry
goods
merchant,
and
all
the
other
dealer
tor
the
things
you
have
to
order
from
day
to
day.
It
would
be
a
terrible
thing,
wouldn't
it,
if
next
week
your
house
allow-ance
were
suddenly
to
be
ehut
offl
Yet
that
is
what
might
happen
it
your
breadwinner
were
unexpectedly
to
Jose
his
business,
or
his
jobt
Are
you
doing
everything
yqu
could
do
everything
you
should
do
to
spare
yourself
a
misfortune
of
that
kind?
Your
breadwinner
may
be
a
professional
man,
or
he
may
be
in
business
as
a
merchant,
or
as
a
farmer.
It
so,
he
wants
customers,
more
and
more
67
them
the
kind
who
pay
their
bills
regularly
in
cash.
Isn't
there
something
you
might
be
doing
to
help
those
customers,
so
that
they
in
turn
could
do
more
business
with
him?
Some
of
them
ate
probably
growing
or
making
things
of
the
kind
you
have
to
order
from
day
to
day.
So
long
as
such
things
find
a
buyer,
their
jobs
are
secure.
But
if
they
should
tail
to
find
a
buyer,
for
no
better
reason
perhaps
than
that
you
and
other
women
thoughtlessly
allow
yourselves
to
be
sold.afticles
that
have
been
imported,
they
lose
their
Jobs,
in
which
event
your
breadwinner
loses
them
as
customers.
And
naturally
you
don't
want
that
to
happen
Or
perhaps
your
breadwinner
is
himself
an
employee.
It
hois,
the
safety
of
his
job
depends
upon
there
being
plenty
of
people,
who
pre
steadily
employed
at
good
wager,
to
whom
his
employer
can
cater.
Obviously
there
will
be
more
of
tuch
people,
the
more
you
and
your
friends
see
to
it
that
for
your
daily
needs
you
buy
things
that
bava
been
produced
right
here
in
Canada.
Because
whenyou
forget
and
buy
art
article
that
has
been
made
in
some
other
country,
you
are
depriving
soma
one
of
a
job
in
this
country.
Other
women,
everywhere
in
Canada,
are
being
urged
to
proteqt
the
job
of
your
breadwinner
by
always
giving
a
Canadian
made
article
preference
over
one
that
has
been
imported.
Won't
you
do
the
same
for
their
breadwinners,
and
incidentally
make
your
own
income
tha
t
much
mora
secure?
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce.
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