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home.
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appeal
to
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appreciate
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and
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he
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of
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ingredients,
care
and
skill
in
every
process
of.
its
brewing
is
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for
its
popularity
ss
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winter
drink.
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it
and
you
too
will
be
convinced.
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Friday.,
Feb.
38.
1930.
PROBLEM
OF
INDIA
Canadians
who
get
part
of
their
news
of
the
world
through
the
United
States,
must
learn
to
take
with
a
grain
of
wit
the
tales
that
come
through
in
regard
to
the
condition
of
India.
While
the
majority,
consisting
of
Hindus,
are
said
to
be
in
favor
of
either
complete
independence
of
dominion
status,
the
native
state,
with
seventy
millions,
are
opposed
to
anything
but
British
control
and
so
are
the
Mohammedans
which
number
approximately
another
seventy
millions
and
the
outcasts,
"untouchables
or
depressed
classes.
Of
these
there
are
over
forty
millions.
The
Sikhs,
who
have
so
often
fought
under
the
Bri
tish
flag
are
also
opposed
to
the
proposed
Gandhist
change.
Religion
is
the
great
controlling
factor
in
India..
There
li.ave
been
in
the
past
many
conflicts
of
raco
and
religion
and
it
is
only
the
British
force
backed
by
the
knowledge
that
under
British
rule
they
will
get
justice,
that
the
various
factions
are
held
back.
DOMINION
STATUS
The
facile
phrase.
"Dominion
Status,"
never
ought
to
have
been
used
in
connection
with
India.
Prom
any
standpoint
which
regards
the
maWftttue1
bT
the
problem
and
the
"clenched
antagonisms"
ir
contains,
that
phrase
is
unworthy
of
India,
and
infmitery'HUaTeaMing
if
its
effect
upon
superficial
opinion
in
Britain.
There
is
no
analogy
whatever
with
the
Dominions.
There
problems
are
of
an
elementary
.simplicity
by
comparison.
India
ia
no
nation,
tit
iraariiseellflneous
Empire
held
together"
byHhe
British
Raj,
and
by
nothing
else.
Our
presence
there
is
the
keystone
of
the
existing
arch
whiduyithpuLus
would
collapse
on
thf
heads
of
those
whrPpHlttfflIntlias
a
continent
like
Europe.
It
contains
more
nations,
sects,
and
toneiies,
more
numerous
difference's
of
race,
religion,
lan
guage.
United
Europe
is
yet
a
distant
dream,
despite
all
civilized
affinities
and
economic
Inducements.
Without
the
British
Raj
United
India
would
be
a
hopeless
dream.
Chaos
would
be
the
reality
for
years,
until
many
rival
efforts
of
conquest
came
to
an
adjustment
of
boundaries.
Then
there
would
be
no
All-India,
just
as
there
is
no
District
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per
line
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of
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Bureau
of
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DAILY
8UITION
..?:
Mtas
A.
petiagwr
return!
train
-tPrinot
Bnetrt
kyt
Wvdnaaday.
titter
spenattnf
a
short
nut
'enjoyable
!
visit
in
the
eitv.
'
i
Andy
McDonald
made
a
flying
i
trip
to
Prince
Efeipezt
Sunday
and;
"
returned
Wednesday
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
GiDisoie
of
Vancou-!
vac
have
been
aptadJag
a
few
days
in
Ytrtvtce.
Ma
Satel
Kokne
spent
the
past
week
in
Mace
araart.
to
rvoelw
hieotal
attntton.
Charle
J.
Wilkinson
of
Sahnu
la
moving
taSockeye.
Mitt
Deacati,
who
kit
aere
lat
Sitnday,4iM
bew
visiting
In
Print
Rupert,
tad
sailed
Thursday
nlcnt
for
Vaneoovcr.
The
Rcrao
Farmers'
Aaaaeiatton
Hall
(all
In
at
Um
baginaios
of
the
weak,
to
the
great
regret
of
the
Reno
people,
as
they
are
new
deprived
ef
their
poetic
meeting
ball
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
R.
Otteert
left
yesterday
tar
Vancouver
tor
a
visit
of
two
or
three
weeks.
Harry
Bowman,
CUR.
representative
of
the
agricultural
trams,
spent
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
in
Terrace,
mjerrtewlag
leading
citizens,
and
posting
notices
advertising
the
arrival
of
the
agricultural
train
on
April
4.
NEW
IIAZELTON
Miss
HTftcnUnaeri
df
HazeHen
was
the
winner
of
an
assay
competition
carried
on
by
the
missionary
committee
of
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery
of
the
United
Church
ef
Canada.
Her
subject
was
"The
Place
of
Women
In
Home
Missions."
Nearly
everybody
In
New
Hazel-ton
(
attended
a
reception
last
Saturday
night
for
Mf.
and
Mrs.
Oarl
Pouteon
following
tfceir
return
f
rota
Prince
Rupett
where
they
were
married.
The
reception
took
place
at
the
hease
of
the
bride'
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Johnson.
Local
people
are
protesting
taaainst
the
proposed
new
railway
atbedule
for
the
summer.
It
is
understood
that
under
the
new
sche
dule
the
westbound
train
will
go
tacottfh
here
about
4:50
m
the
morning
and
the
es
at
bound
about
I
o'clock
In
the
evening.
Angus
Beaton,
.who
had
his
feet
frozen
recently
on
the
telegraph
(trail,
underwent
an
operation
last
ube
removal
of
some
of
his
toes.
Th?
Felix
Bridee
Clnh
met
on
tTuesday
evening
at
the
heme
ef
Mrs.
William
Oow.
Prise-winners
ftere
Mrs.
Jamas
Turnbull
and
Mrs.
R.
S.
Sarcent.
Section
Foreman
Stoynoff
of
Dorreen,
who
fell
recently
and
in-
iured
his
batk,
left
on
Monday
for
the
Mayo
Clhii
at
Rochester,
Mln
neaota,
to
seek
treatment.
He
was
Her
Little
Boy
Had
Severe
Cold
md
Croupy
Cough
Mrf.
Henry
E.
Lyman,
Vint
River,
X.B..
write:
"My
little
buy
taught
a
Tory
severe
cold,
and
had
a
eroopy
tough.
"1
tried
several
medichus,
bat
he
got
no
relief
from
them,
I
was
advwed;
to
try
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pino
Syrup
sod
ha
lad
only
taken
three
dotes
when
ha
got
relief,
and
before
he
had
flnlahed
the
bottle
he
was
all
rid
of
his
eonfh.
"I
would
not
be
without
it
la
th
honee
as
it
is
a
wonderful
tough
medicine.
"
Itioo,
35a.
a
bottle)
large
family
site
flOe.)
at
all
draggiets
and
dealers)
manufactured
only
by
The
T.
Hi
bora
Oo.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
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Saw
C-
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"
.--
7
Jack
Sirkey
pounding
the
bug
at
training
quarters
at
iMsxai
Ffcto
preparation
for
his
bout
with
Phil
Scott
of
Snglanci
He
w4Kjftfce
battle
iri
2
minutes
and
34
seconds
hi
the
third
round.
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Stoynef
f
and
SALMON
CONIfcMVATION
dauhtV,
Marjorie.
j
SHOULD
LINK
IP
WITH
I
ECONOMIC
PRODUCTION
River
aa
Vlll
reMm
to
fammg
la
ef
taw
eaaaeries
to
effect
The
pres-tbat
distriet
;ant
psoposed
pohcy
merely
ratifies
,
,
;
at,
volaniary
agreement
to
which
SMITH
ERS
;nety
per
cent
of
the
industry
Is
i
party.
Mr.
Todd
did
express
some
Badminton,
orgastted
as
part
of
etittstsru
out
can
his
motives
be
e-
the
recmtioasl
aetmttes
ef
St.
pUimed
when
be
was
one
of
a
dele-
James
Assjdican
Caureh
here,
has
amtaaff
in
December.
19W
that
wait-!
9oven
very
popular
during
the
d
en
this
government
and
asked
'
past
wtater.
The
new
hall
has
tar
lawttatton
of
canneries
or
again
!
proven
to
be
ideally
adapted
to
the
explain
his
act:on
on
December
T,
j
sport.
i
MSW
when
he
was
one
of
a
delega-
j
itlon
thaUappeared
before
the
cab-Ice
and
snow
In
the
BuHcley
inct
endorsing
the
canners'
agree-River
has
setUed
considerably
dur-
mcnt
and
specifically
asking
for
tng
the
past
ceuple
of
weeks
and
limitation
of
canneries,
a
group;
the
danger
of
destruction
to
brW-
that
have
objected
are
those
who
I
ges
through
the
big
ice
bloekade
nld
land
leaser
but
have
no
plants,
early
In
January
Is
bow
diminishing
in
Deeember.
io8
the
provincial
j
gradually.
goveraaaenl
stated
that
in
their
;
opinion
there
were
too
many
can-)
Government
Agent
8.
H.
Hosktns.nety
licenses
and
asked
the
Domm-'
has
appointed
a
eemmittee
consist-
ton
government
to
refrain
from
Is-
j
mg
ef
O.
M.
Csrruthera,
j.
P.
suing
any
new
ones
until
the
privy
Downey.
H.
M.
Mathews,
J.
M.
Col-1
Co
mcil
decision
was
rendered
In
'
Hsen,
Mrs.
J.
N.
Carr
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
February,
1&28.
The
Dominion
gov-Daweon
to
assist
him
with
his
workiernment
acauieeed
to
this
reouest
as
Juvenile!
court
judge.
land
the
information
was
broadcaa-
tev
oter
Canada
through
the
press.
Uk
;8ome
were
anxioua
to
get
In
under
illnCOlIin
flOOp
the
vtn
and
took
out
land
leaess
uiese
leases
were
cnuornu
on
rp
1
earn
T
Is
Coming
Z1
,
built
in
twelve
months,
otherwise
here
from
Kincollth
next
Tuesday
to
play
games
with
local
all-star
seniors
and
Intermediates.
The
following
local
playefs
have
been
sel-
rtau4
fnr
iuim
Senior
WUI
Mitchell,
Alex
MM-;
chell.
Will
Tjarabie.
Brnle
ftatch
ford.
Dido
tiurvlch.
Splro
f
;
irvlch.
Vincent
Meaffher.
Bddie
Smith
ann
Deug.
Frlzzelt.
Intermediate
Bob
Stalker.
Kd-dle
Smith
Alan
Cross,
Harold
Mac-
donald.
Bob
Irvine.
Danny
Morri
son
A.
Styles
arid
BH1
Harold.
These
two
teams
will
meet
for
practice
Sunday
morning:
the
lease
would
become
null
Ucal
Players
Selected
for
Games)
vcM
w
no
covenant
on
the
Next
Tuesday
Evening
of
tne
goternment
to
grant
a
'
cannery
license.
However,
t
ru-
lands
iwo
DasaeiDau
veams
wui
ds
department
have
.during
the
two
years
made
a
genuine
effort
W
dircourage
the
taking
np
of
land
leases
and
holding
them
No
Justification
"Surely,
after
the
government
announcement
that
in
their
opln-
Ertds
in
1
Minute
MBa4
burn,
Itch
aoJ
tain
'
pd
lalmlnataltn'Sootlia-SalTa',"rttta
L.
T.
bara,
BlitSia
ttopvi.
PUm
aooa
vaaiahad.
Avoid
td
ofMratMO.'
Oat
auust
rciaiti
la;.
AS
iivulttu
DISTRIBUTORS
WANTED
We
want
active
distributors,
to
whom
will
be
given
exclusive
territory
rights,
to
handle
the
Charles
Gurd
complete
line
of
beverages.
Eastern
Canada
knows
the
high
quality
of
Gurd's
Ginger
Ales,
Ginger
Beer
and
other
beveragesknows
them
through
three
generations
of
appreciative
customers.
The
West
Indies,
South
America,
India
these
hot
countries
import
Gurd's
refreshing
Dry
Ginger
Ale
in
large
quantities.
We
now
wish
to
distributc
Gurd's
across
Canada.
We
need
distributors.
who
will
put
the
same
enthusiasm
into
selling
our
products
as
we
put
into
their
manufacture.
CHARLES
GURD
&
COMPANY
LIMITED
HigK
Can
lavaogal
1016
BLEURY
STREET
MONTREAL
tilobllihad
1848
TTf
NO
WONDERYOU
FEELS1GK
When
Constipation
Gets
Ita.
Grip
You
Can't
Keep
What
You
Need
Is
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN
.
-i
r-r
headac
tnn,.
of
t
mn.tlnitlnn
constipation.
'
ti..
...
Mtlrt
symptoms
There
la
only
one
thing,
to
do-r
clean
out
your
iyttem.
Do
it
now
or
you
may
be
seriously
siek.
Yoir
intestines
are
clogged
because
you
have
not
eaten
enough
roughage.
And
there
is
no
better
roughage
than
that
healthful,
appetizing
cereal
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN.
ALL-BRAN
Is
a
natural
food
that
brings
natural
results
regularly.
Its
fiber
content
sweeps
the
intestines
clean
of
poisonous
wastes.
Much
better
than
habit,
forming
pills
which
become
useless
unless
their
dose
is
increased.
In
additlon.Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN
is
rich
in
Iron.
Scientific
research
has
proved
that
practically
all
of
this
ires
goesiste
the
blood
bringing
the
glowing
color
of
health
to
the
completion
and
strengthening
the
entire
body.
A
wonderful
way
to
enjoy
keeping
well!
You
wHl
like
the
nut-sweet
flavor
:
-'i
..-
Bring
in
a
used
Victor
Record
for
each
neiv
one
and
pay
only
4
flavor
f.
hrn,,,
....
",jnn
Use
KeogK
AlT.-BRAv
.
making
muffins
Md
hot
jj
Jtlpea
on
tb
FptiS
It
into
oup.
on
aaUrls.
Ma
"rambled
or
am
l0&f
2
,tU
It
to
every
diet.
Kelloinfi
ALT,
BRAN'
.
antead.
Jim
ea;
t,,,Ullt'
fuls
dally
recurrent
,
,
every
meal
s.,.
l,v
j;
Served
in
hotels,
r.
t1!lri..,
dinln-m.
It
,h8
.Vl';
ALL-BRAN
in
t.
'
paekape.
Made
V
Kellogg
don,
Ontario.
40W
M
ALLBRAN
ii
I,
tun
there
were
too
toany
cannery
j
Uum,
There
arv
licenses,
latere
was
oa
iwiflca
!(oxlar,
two
site
lion
ior
anyone,
to
attempt
foDuiki
before
seeuring
a
cannery
lkenee.
Borne
of
these
people
say
they
have
made
expenditures.
These
expenditures
have
been
very
small
and
purposes.
Wha
dlttsn
would
d
vi-:
were
built
upoi.
edly
would
be
ii
'
tatton
ef
plant.,
i
even
if
they
have
ordered
supplies
j
placing
this
go
they
know
the
Industry
can
ueefsltion
of
beinK
these
supplies
and
will
relieve
lieenees
to
thi
them
of
the
onus
of
paying
for
number
of
plant
.in
You
have
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