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Saturday,
February
21.
1831.
RELIEF
CHANGE
Prince
George
has
decided
to
make
a
change
in
the
plan
of
granting
relief.
Every
man,
before
being
given
relief,
will
be
required
to
do
voj;k
on
one
of
the
parks
equal
to
the
amount
of
relief
given
him.
This
will
help
improve
the
park
and
it
is
claimed
will
be
better
for
the
men
than
hanging
around
doing
nothing
all
day.
COSTLY
EXPERIMENT
The
Manitoba
government
lost
three
million
dollars
from
backing
the
wheat
pool
in
its
effort
to
keep
up
the
price
of
wheat.
Other
prairie
provinces
will
also
show
considerable
loss,
the
whole
possibly
amounting
to
as
much
as
ten
million
dollars.
How
much
the
pool
Tost
and
the
farmers
who
shipped
through
them
instead
of
selling
direct
at
the
price
offering
earlier
in
the
season,
cannot
be
Very
well
estimated.
FLOWER
SOCIETY
The
Daily
News
sees
possibilities
of
much
benefit
accruing
to
the
city
from
the
formation
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Flower
Society.
There
are
great
opportunities
for
sucn
an
organization
in
the
city
and
judging
from
the
enthusiasm
of
some
of
the
members
it
should
do
goocLwork.
The
Daily
News
has
for
several
yearg
been
urging
on
the
citizens
the
desirability
of
improving
their
gardens
and
lawns
and
making
the
city
not
only
attractive
but
beautiful.
The
contour
of
the
land
and
the
wonderful
display
of
young
evergreeri
trees
already
covering
the
vac-
Colic,
gas,
sour
belching,
frequent
It
will
sweep
the
bowels
free
of
all
vomiting,
feverishness,
in
babies
sour,
indigestible
food.
It
opens
the
and
children,
generally
show
food
bowels
in
constipation,
colds,
chills
souring
In
the
little
digestive
dren's
ailments.
Children
take
It
tract-
readily
because
it
is
palatable,
plea-
When
these
symptoms
appear,
sant-tastlng.
give
Baby
a
teaspoonful
of
Phillips
Learn
Its
manv
uses
for
mnthpr
Milk
of
Magnesia.
Add
It
to
the
first
and
child.
Write
for
the
interesting
bottle
of
food
in
the
morning.
Older
book.
"Useful
Information."
Address
children
should
be
given
a
table-
The
Chas.'
H.
Phiiilps
Chemical
Co
spoonful
In
a
glass
of
water.
This
i
Windsor.
Ont.
It
will
be
sent
FREE,
will
comfort
the
child
make
hlsj
.
In
buying,
be
sure
to
get
genuine
'
stomach
and
bowels
easy.
In
five
Phillips
Milk
of
Magnesia.
Doctors
minutes
he
is
comfortable,
happy,
have
prescribed
it
for
over
50
years.
Made
in
Canada
SPECIALS
IN
FLOOR
LAMPS
A
new
shipment
Just
arrived
and
we
are
$
J
W.50
putting
them
on
sale
at
and
$25
.00
Your
choice
of
beautiful
georgette
or
celon
shades
with
brass
or
bronze
or
walnut
standards
In
the
newest
styles.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
RECEPTION
DISCUSSED
sociation
in
efforts
to
clean
up
the
,
"I,
.T
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
FCbruin
DELEGATE
IS
NAMED
Radio
.
Association
Hopes
Soon
to
YV'"M;-
Browii
to
go
to
Victoria
as
Clear.
Up
Trouble
With
Power
Lines
The
Prince
Rupert
Radio
Association
held
a
most
enthusiastic
meeting
last
evening
In
the
council
chamber.
The
secretary,
having
been
instructed
to
write
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
Ltd.,
at
Montreal
at
the
last
meeting,
letters
were
read
from
H.
E.
Pawson,
G,
11.
Kohl,
and
J.
J!,
tittle.
Mr.
Pawson
explained
to
the
association
that
the
Power
Corporation
was
absolutely
behind
the
as
ekejUve.,'u'imU
.Trades
u,i.&
.Labor
.Council
W".
M.
BYown
was
selected
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Tiades
&
Labor
council
last
night
to
go
to
Victoria
to
attend
the
annual
meet
ing
of
tHe
British
Columbia
ejee-cutivff-of
;the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada.
Mr.
Brown.
yho
vjll
go
south
in
place
of
Aid.
S.
t.
Mac'donald.
who
finds
It
impossible
to
leave
at
this
time,
will
also
attend
the
annual
conference
of
the
B.
C.
executive
with
the
"v
'
""-"
BU.c-.tuuwi.,
Inforforar,
M
j
by
the
entry
of
the
power
lines
into
th
"ltv
Hp
nnlnloH
nut
thuf
In
)
A
long
.list
of
resolutions
to
be
(presented
to
the
government
was
Quebec
and
Ontario,
in
which
pro-1
approved-
vlncsa
high
power
lines
crossed
and
reerossed
the
country,
radio
recep
tion
was
good
and
that
there
should
not
be
any
trouble
in
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert..
The
local
manager,
J.
J.
Little,
would
co-operate
In
every
way
possible
to
qlear
up
any
trouble
there
might
be
caused
by
their
company.
Mr.
Kqhl
wrote
along
the
same
lines
and
said
that
by
co-operating
with
J.
J.
Little
that
at
the
very
earliest
moment
any
trouble
caused
by
the
company
would
be
looked
Into
and
remedied
as
soon
as
ever
possible.
A
trouble
committee
was
appoin
ted
to.
receive
from
any
radio
owner
any
trouble
that
the
owner
thought
fit
to
report
and
U
was
hoped
that
in
this
manner
numerous
Interfer
:
v
"""7,U1
"cttuv.y
evex
wuvm.
n
iv
uus
is
,
auueci
a
,
cleaned
up.
It
was
very
difficult
to
I
-i
-aWj-i
nun.M...SrI
-1
jM
1
a
uHye
uiay
in
wwns
antl
nower
gardens
along,
tne
Une
of
'trace
a
lot
of
the
trouble
that
own-
the
work
already
being
done
and
added
to
this
some
improvement
of
the
public
parks
and
playgrounds
and
the
city
will
be
one
of
the
greatest
attractions
on
the
coast
to
tourists
and
other
visitors
as
well
as
being
desirable
from
a
residential
point
of
view.
The
jump
in
the
price
of
silver
and
the
move
in
stocks
are
both
important
to
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
B.
C.
generally.
Silver
affects
most
of
the
mines
of
the
district
and
most
people
have
some
stock
certificates
that
they
are
hoping
may
some
day
be
of
value.
due
to
AeJ
,DM
0IO
HO""
nASiS-WftUSS.
When
a
Child
is
Feverish,
Cross,
Upset
ers
claimed.
In
a
number
of
cases,
reports
were
made
to
him
telling
him
of
certain
trouble
and
on
Investigation
these
troubles
were
found
to
be
groundless.
Educational
Talk
The
president.
Mr.
Wesch,
called
upon
T.
Rose
to
give
an
educational
talk
on
aerials
and
ground
wires.
This
was
most
Interesting.
He
emphasized
very
strongly
that
one
of
the
most
Important
connections
to
any
radio
was
the
ground
wire
and
that.
If
a
proper
ground
were
secured,
it
made
all
the
difference
to
reception.
He
gave
several
Ideas
for
aerial
wires
and
advised
strong
ly
that
aerials
in
this
town
should
not
be
more
than
25
feet
high,
and
GHOST
IS
CONVICTED
SANTA
ANA,
Feb.
21:
One
.
of
the
most
unique
trials
in
the
history
of
Jurisprudence
in
the
country
took
place
here
Thursday
when
the
ghost
of
Mrs.
buy
Bates
Post
was
convicted
on
a
charge
of
murdering
Mrs.
Doris
Murray
Palmer,
her
close
friend.
While
both
women
have
been
dead
for
ten
months,
it
was
necessary
in
order
to
settle
estate
mat-
ters,
to
try
Mrs.
Post
and
determine
or"ot
she
had
killed
Mrs.
caused
h,ether
ences
by
any
local
electrical
equipment
would
be
reported
Immediately.
The
committee
appointed
consisted
of
E.
Tulloch,
C.
O.
Ham
and
Bert
West.
It
Is
hoped
that
any
owner
who
knows
of
any
trouble
In
his
or
her
vicinity
will
at
once"
report
to
any
one
of
these
gentlemen
or
to
the
president.
Mr.
Wesch.
Considerable
discussion
took,
place
as
to
the
noise
occasioned
by
the
street
lights.
Several
members
present
stated
that
reception
was
good
until
the
time
that
the
street
lights
were
turned
on,
and
then
for
a
period
considerable
roar
was
heard.
J.
J.
Little,
who
was
present,
stated
that
next
Monday
evening
the
street
lights
will
be
turned
on
at
5:30,
and
the
owners
can
then
have
the
opportunity
to
test
this
trouble,
Mr.
Batt,
the
local
radio
Inspector,
reported
that
he
had
foflfid
considerable
trouble
at
several
sources,
and
that
those
found
had
been
Palmer.
The
jury
found
that
she
did
Bridge
and
Whist
Party
by
Ladies
of
Royal
Purple
A
very,
enjoyable
bridge
and
whist
was
held
last
night
in
the
Elks'
Home
by
the
Ladles
of
the
Royal
Purple.
There
were
seventeen
table
of
cards
and
prize
wln-nears
were:
Whist
Ladle."
first.
Mrs.
Q.
E.
Phllllpson:
consolation,
Mrs.
E.
J
Clapp:
men's
first,
C.
R.
Blggart:
consolation.
Eldor
Anderson.
Bridge
Ladles'
first,
Mrs-
A.
J.
Curzon;
consolation,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Rots;
men's
first,
H.
Armstrong:
consolation,
A.
J.
Curzon.
After
the
playing
of
cards,
re
lrethments
were
served.
The
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
Mrs.
Bert
Morgan,
Mrs.
F.
M
Crosby,
Mrs.
11.
A.
Rom,
Mrs.
J.
D.
Lawrence
and
Mrs.
O.
E.
Qullck-
Tea
and
Sale
by
Rebekah
Lodge
Successful
Affair
Held
Yesterday
Afternoon
at
Home
of
Mrs.
J.
.McLean
A
very
successful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
.Rebekahs'
that
said
aerial
should
always
be
I
Lodge
at
the
home
of
.
Mrs.
J.
strung
aver
open
ground.
The
lead
'
McLean.
Fifth
Avenue
West.
Many
In
to
the
machine
should
be
as
short
j
ladles
cad
during
the
afternoon
as
possible.
It
would
be
found
that
I
Rhd
the
proceeds
were
satisfactory
by
following
these
suggestions
the
James
Simpson
was
general
reception
would
be
very
greatly
im-1
convener
with
Mrs.
C.
O.
Campbell,
proved.
Mrs.
S
L,
Peachey
and
Mrs.
J.
Mc-Mr.
Little
Informed
the
meeting
Lean
assisting.
Mrs.
J.
E.
Boddle
that
the
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
',
and
Mrs.
J.
Sinclair
poured
and
Ltd.
was
behind
the
association
to
Mrs.
J.
Murray
acted
as
cashier,
help
clean
up
trouble
now
being
i
The
guests
were
welcomed
by
Mrs.
experienced
by
all
radio
owners.
On
J.
L
Mcintosh.
Saturday,
Inspector
Batt
and
a
member
of
the
staff
of
the
Power
Corporation,
by
permission
of
Mr.
Little,
will
make
a
journey
around
the
town
with
the
trouble
finding,
machine,
to
test
up
the
balance
of
transformers
that
have
not
so
far!
been
investigated,
and
it
Is
hoped
SIDEWALKS
ARE
ASKED
that
in
the
very
near
future
the
trouble
as
far
as
the
Power
Com-
1
Traf
ric
Accidents
Cause
Women
pany
is
concerned
will
be
cleared1
r
Uu"bJ
Municipality
to
up.
Also
it
hoped
that
all
electrical
'
Take
Act,on
appliance
owners
will
see
to
it
that
,
their
equipment
Is
In
good
shape!
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
21-Women
and
so
let
radio
owners
get
full
va-
of
Burnaby
municipality,
one
of
lue
for
their
Investments
in
ma-
tne
suburbs
of
Vancouver,
at
a
chines.
iniass
meeting
yesterday,
decided
It
is
the
intention
of
the
radio
to
petition
ahe..munltlpal
council
association
to
have
educational
and
the
pmlnoiaMgovernnient
to
talks
each
meeting,
which
will
be
provide
sidewalks
m
many
street'
Instructive
and
o
fgreat
value
to
of
the
municipality
which
lack
the
members,
it
is
expected
that
them,
to
put
barriers
where
nec-
the
next
meeting
will
be
addressed
essary
on
the
streets
and
to
widen
'
bv
a
eentleman
fullv
.
rnn
varmint,
mnnv
nf
thp
roads.
I
with
the
machine
itself,
and
one
--who
has
been
servicing
machines
,
,
..
f
for
some
considerable
time.
'
,R
N-
Wa,ker
tne
Northern
41
Electric
Co..
after
having
made
on
Inspection
of
talking
picture
equlp-T.
J.
Shenton.
inspector
of
mines
ment
In
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
left
on
this
morning's
train
for
a
sailed
by
the
Camosun
last
night
I
trip
to
Telkwu
on
officlul
business,
on
hLs
return
to
Vuncouver.
WARNING
So-called
imitation!
of
Ovaliine
are
everywhere.
Refine
them.
Ovaliine,
the
supreme
tonic
food
beverage,
it
(uperior
from
every
point
of
view,
The
Smlthera
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Service
League
has
elected
officers
for
the
coming
year
as
lollows:
president,
Charles
A.
Bow-land;
first
vice-pieaideni.
R.
1
Dale;
second
vice-president.,
Alex
dray;
exacutive,
Dr
R.
C.
Bam-:ord.
T.
Jenkinson,
A.
R.
Sinclair
W.
11.
Cotton,
II.
M.
Mathews
and
C.
A.
Warner.
H.
M.
Mathews,
formerly
mana-;er
of
R
S
Sargent's
store
(here
in
Smlthers
this
week.
The
8mlther8
Hall
Co.
has
re-
j
duced
the
rentals
of
the
hall
for
public
functions
from
$16
and
$26
down
to
$10
and
$16.
Stipendiary
Magistrate
8.
II.
Hoskins
has
dismissed
witchcraft
charges
against
two
llagwtlget
In
dians,
Donald
Gray
and
Tyee
David,
both
well
known
resident",
of
that
reservation.
A
hockey
game
last
Saturday
afternoon
between
Burns
Lake
and
Smtthers
proved
to
be
a
scoreless'
lasco
There
was
two
Inches
of
I
water
on
the
Ice
but
the
boysj
played
just
the
ime
and
theyj
were
"all
wet."
j
Mrs.
I.
A.
Bahler,
well
known'
Smlthers
woman,
died
suddenly
on
Monday
night,
the
only
warning
of
her
impending
oasslng
having!
been
a
headache
during
the
day
'
After
a
service
In
Smlthers'
Unl-
Offset
Cold
Weather
Ills-
.
Cold
and
raw
winter
days
are
a
challenge
to
your
vitality.
'
Epidemics
of
colds
and
icrioiu
ills
are
unlikely
to
affect
you
if
'
make
Ovaltuie
your
daily
beVerage,
became
Ovaltine
is
iiperouiL
1
roent
in
perfectly
balanced
form.
It
is
the
scientific
concentration
of
nature's
three
best
tonic
foods,
fresh
eggs,
creamy
milk
and
ripe
barley
malt.
Served
regularly
in
place
of
ordinary
beverages,
Ovaltine
will
tuild
up
in
you
and
your
family
a
priceless
reserve
of
energy
and
vitality
to
resist
winter
ailments.
4
A
cup
of
hot
Ovaltine
at
bedtime
ensures
sound,
refreshing
ilWp
OVa
LTI
N
E
'
TONIC
FOOD
BEVERAGE
lOuilcLs-iLp
ljixijx,NeLve
m
cLadftody
Sold
at
all
good
store
in
10c,
75c,
fl.25
and
jpecial
4.50
family
iiu
tine
also
served
at
soda
fountains.
'
A.
WANDER
LIMITED,
LONDON,
ENG.
AND
PETERBOROUGH,
Can!
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
J
SMITHERS
Plot
owners
ol
the
Smlthers'
Cemetery
Co.
have
unanimously
decided
to
turn
the
oemetery
ok
.o
the
village
municipality.'
In
order
to
effect
the
transfer,
the
jompany
has
elected
a
new
aet
of
officers
as
follows:
president,
A.
c.
Fowler,
secretary
treasurer.
R.
l.
Gale;
directors,
Mr.
J
H-
Be-ton,
S.
II.
Hoskins,
S.
J.
Mayer
and
W.
J.
O'Neill.
ted
Church,
the
remains
were
warded
on
Wednesday
to
vllle,
Wisconsin,
'for
burial
i
Under
conditions
attended
by!
'
consMorable
hasard
owing
to
mild
weather
and
soft
surface.
Charles
j
Wlk'on
this
week
was
able
to
com-
pleti
his
lec
harvest
at
Lake
Kath-
j
yln
for
the
Booth
Fisheries.
j
L.
D.
Bottineau
has
been
appointed
official
dog
catcher
of
the
city
of
Prince
George
for
the
coming
year.
.
!f
the
weather
remains'
fine,
the
city
council
.propose-
to
make
111
able-bodied
men
in
receipt
of
relief
perform
some
labor
in
return
for
the
municipal
assistance
given
them.
This
was
unanimously
decided
at
a
meeting
of
the
council
on
Monday.
Under
this
arrangement
an
effort
will
be
made
to
clean
up
the
brush
on
ConnauKhti
irtc
and
nave
it
burned
at
a
time
when
damage
will
not
be
done
to
other
trees.
Burglars
entered
McCullagh's
Jewelry
store
on
Tuesday
night
and
looted
two
show-cases
In
addition
to
helping
themselves
to
a
considerable
quantity
of
jewelry
and
novelties
from
the
shefyaTNo
burglary
Insurance
was
carried
bv
Mr
MoCultegh.
O.
C.
Sinclair,
superintendent
of
the
Bmployment
Service
of
Canada
labor
bureau
here,
reports
that
l
aver
1600
men
hu
.v
,
;
with
direct
rei.
:
.,
eial
government
'
iru
lift
Jbetween
NovMjer
,
roawj
til
Time
wit'
.
rtl8ered
as
beuiu
un
n
The
Prince
Gpow
Ibra
uicit
aiutukuvc
iiu
wi;
.,rgit
at
pinevlew
will?
-t
i
Iowa:
honorary
pre
.m
v
Mn
J.
Blackburn;
pr'
Kin.
Mrs
Larson:
vice-prr
;i.
:
m
Grundall;
secrea:
J
W.
Barrett,
auii;
1
lis:
director
Mr
r
n
,;
PRINCE
GEORGE
TO
RESTORE
!
:
Angus
McDonald,
the
big
lum-!
f
A
THFfR
A
1
1
berjaek
from
Longwarth
in
this
r
1
i
LLiUlXnlM
district,
is
making
good
in
the)
pugilistic
world.
He
is
cutting
quite
jSum
of
j
000
IIas
lJffn
a
dash
in
the
eastern
cities
and
Is
For
Tlis
Uork
(n
Britsh
cuiuiHcuoing
to
oreax
murine
Dig
j
V
'
,
tt"ji-
LONDON.
Feb
;
E
'
i
Hartness.
wealUiv
An:'
i,
.
The
report
of
the
auditor
of
the
has
already
tjlvon
r,
:
E
city
of
Prlnee
George
shows
thatcharltles,
has
now
there
was,
a
surplus
Jn
1930
of
Visum
of
$600,000
to
be
iiscts
in
-
747
fW
ftf
rV.li
nu.,
awn.n
Jll,,..
I
.
.
.
.
....v.
"w
cAjjtiuvuc.
i
a
lion
or
caineani
isies.
,i;
"in
ChirafTM.
Milwaukee
Hallway
.Plans
Bit
Dally
News
i
u
Irk
roHiilt
Construction
w
ClIICAOO.
Feb
Milwaukee
it
St
P..
about
to
embark
ui"
program
of
new
nm-lt
Is
announced
:
:
the
line
here
-:
cut-
I
in-ill
.1.
Dr.H.O.Jobsffl
.
.
Dcnlisl
'
Successo
Pr,
E,
&
Tait
Suit
1
Ex.hanje
Blortj
Phone
103
It
clears
Drains,
too
Use
full
strength
Clllett's
Lye
once
each
week
to
keep
your
clo.set-1"1'
clean
and
free-running.
Use
t
1
in
your
sink
drains
and
they
never
clog
with
grease
or
ww
accumulations.
pillett's
Lye
dissolved
in
cold
wt
is
also
an
ideal,
safe
solution
forrV
day
cleaning
purposes.
Our
new
rr
booklet
describes
the-tnahy
t
this
handy
houschuld
cleaner.
SJ
for
it.
GlLLETTS
&y
"Eat9
Dirt"
STANDARD
BRANDS
LIM1TE"
cillett
raouucT
Toronto
Afontreal
Wnnlwg
Van""""
and
tTcea
I
all
princlyt
citltB
of
Canada.