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EDITION
Palpitation
Of
The
Heart
Nerves
Were
All
Gone
Miaa
Rom
Griffin,
Aihern,
Man.,
writes:
"About
live
years
ago
I
wai
troubled
with
palpitation
of
the
heart,
caused
by
a
shock,
and
mjr
nerves
were
all
gone,
and
I
could
not
sleep.
I
lead
about
ililburn's
Heart
and
Nerve
Pills
and
decided
to
try
them.
After
1
had
taken
three
'"boxes
I
waji
ffeeltiWr
nne
aSfm.
I
think
they
are
a
jjonderpil
Jemeay.
andwish
all
other
who
suffered
as
I
did
would
give
them
a
trial.
'
'
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at
all
drug
and
general
stores,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
price
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Ltdj
Toronto,
Oat
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Saturday,
March
21,
1931.
TITLES
FOR
CANADIANS
Apropos
of
the
proposal
being
made
once
more
to
reintroduce
the
system
of
granting
titles
to
prominent-Canadians,
an
editorial
writer
in
the
Winnipeg
Free
Press
says:'
"It
is
all
very
well
to
say
that
it
is
right
and
proper
that
men
who
have
rendered
distinctive
service
should
be
given
a
distinctive
title.
The
argument
is
a
cheap
one
in
any
case,
for
if
a
man
cannot
be
lured.into.
the
performance
of
public
service
without
dangling
a
title
in
front
of
him
the
1
FAREWELL
!
WAS
HELD
John
McLean
Honored
By
Scottish
Friends
Last
Nint
on
Eve!
of
Departure
F()ld
Land!
Members
of
the
old
St.
Andrew's
Society,
to
the
number
of
about
.Glasgow,
Scotland
to
reside.
Howard
Eteen
was
In
the
chair
and
fitting
remarks
were
made
by
several
speakers.
Great
regret
was
expressed
at
the
Impending
departure
of
Mr.
McLean
but
the
Hope
was
voiced
that
the
future
would
V,nl4
honnlnaai
nnH
nmsnArhv
fnr
aainer
amy
business
works
out
in
practice.
It
appears
to
mm
ine
Iunny
imn&
ine,r
pup"
piease
me
people
ot
ureat
Britain,
and
they
have
as
much
'
"
v".
"1C
u
viftHf
fhf
o.,Dn,v,
nc
l
u.,
.
4.U-.:
Tne
be
way
to
pre
Z
.
'i.
J.
V
'
,g.
teetn
14
t0Put
them
ln
water
tables
n-7
In
neither
u
bound
i
sotrirv.
case
are
we
to
follow
thp
r
-
example.
We
can
love
them
anyway."
PHILLIPS"
IF
MlAi.
.
au
to
Acid
M4WO"
MOTHERS
now
learn
value
of
Magnesia.
Made
in
i
Because
it
Is
so
helpful
ln
keep-,
A
teaspoonful
of
Phillips
Milk
of
ing
babies
and
children
healthy
,
Magnesia
does
the
work
of
half
a
una
nappy,
nvsry
moincr
snouifl
know
about
Phillips
Milk
of
pint
of
lime
water
in
neutralising
(cow's
milk
for
Infant
feeding,
and
This
harmless,
almost
tasteler
preventing
hard
curds.
Its
Because
it
doesn't
pay
to
advertise
poor
products,
It
does
pay
to
buy
those
advertised.
night.
1CW
.
rve
the
M
At
.
over
"White
is
a
color
that
stands
for
joy;
women
are
married
in
white,
but
men
never
are."
1
A
passive
verb
Is
when
the
subject
is
the
sufferer
and
the
object
the
doer,
as
"He
Is
married
to
her."
A
sextant
Is
a
church
caretaker,
j
In
eases
of
poisoning
a
cosmetic
is
used.
I
A
matrix
Is
a
component
part
of
a
bedstead.
:
cityitts
hnupnnnnnclty
liarta
rdxoe
Wireless
waves
work
by
eccentricity.
A
toadstool
Is
a
thing
that
looks
like
a
mushroom
then
If
you
eat
it
you
die
and
you
know
It
Is
not
a
mushroom.
.1
M.
A,
is
what
a
lady
becomes
when
she
gets
married.
Venus
was
a
goddess
who
to
cure
colds
with
lightning.
used!
maiijr
uecenuy.
a
newiv
created
nan
ronn
,ntlrtM
n
Ma
rfulli,.
I
n
'
.
r.
.
it
i
.
.
.
..
.
...
.
.
.
r.vp.,.Mvii
u.
iui,
lo.Hic
ui
ic-
i
iiiuiiierunu
cnya
are
iuuy
receiveu
ine
lonowing
news
in
a
nil
iieving
mow
sjmpions
oi
oablej
explamed
Jn
the
lnterastln
book
tr.'ncram:
Hazel
nnve
hirth
,
:
-r
and
'ehliarlfl
'Mtsliy.
;cauid;
tfsfi
infomalfon."
It
will
be
little
girl
this
morning
stop
.mothiJ1
souring
food
ln
the
little
digestive
tract,
such
as
sour-bclchlng,
frequent
vomiting,
'feverlshnees,
colic.
And
a
mild
laxaUve,
it
acts
genUy,
but
certainly,
to
open
the
little
bowels
Jn
constipation,
colds,
children's
diseases.
sent
you,
FREE.
Write
The
Chas.
er
and
child
doing
well.
And
stuck!
"
H.
Phillips
Chemical
Co..
Windsor,
In
the
corn-r
of
the
blank
wasj
Ont.
one
of
those
cute
little
pasters
'
In
buying,
be
sure
to
get
gen-
which
announced.
'When
you
want
1
ulne
Phillips
Milk
of
Magnesia,
a
boy
ring
Western
Union
Doctors
have
prescribed
It
for
oveti
ou
years.
Canada
C.
N.
It.
TRAINS
Jfrom
East
Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays.
3:30
p.m.
,
For
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Saturdays,
11:30
a.m.
j
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
Mar
FAIR
PLAY
KEQUESTED
(Continued
from
Page
One)
sore
and
tourists
are
continually
ntHnf
fnr
in
pvnlnnnttnn
-Vi,Tti9iviCuy
cpunwi
every
,
year
,makesja
tax.
levy,
just
large
enough
to
pay
the
cost
of
governing
the
city
innd
maintaining
our
civic
lnstltu-tlons,.All
public
utilities
around
tjhls
block
must
be
kept
In
efficient
con-
thirty
gathered
at
the
Commodore
lQ
T
legttimate
share
of
the
ner
for
John
McLean,
secretary
of
carrying
charges
that
should
haVe
been
borne
by
this
block
since
our
the
society
up
to
a
short
time
ago.
lncorporatlorii
with
lnterest
nt
6
Uil
Wic
cvc
ui
ilia
urMibuic;
iui
Is
over
$140,000.
As
the
place
was
serving
a
useful
purpose
until
1922,
the
city's
actual
loss
has
been
almost
half
the
amount
Just
quoted.
"Some
years
ago
the
provincial
government
built
a
new
court
house
in
Vancouver.
The
site
of
the
old
building
valued
at
$2,000,000
was
himself
and
family
and
that
they
Presented
to
that
big
and
wealthy
may
return
to
Prince
Rupert
some
"'
ine
Pvincwi
Bi"
the
dld
not
Prrtt
one
dollar
day
to
resume
residence
among-
their
many
friends.
Speakers
in-
the
sale
of
the
original
town-eluded
Aid.
8.
D.
Maedonald
and
tte-
but
nad-
on
the
other
nand-
to
Aid
James
Black.
make
very
lar6e
expenditures
to
There
was
also
an
informal
mil-
ecure
sltM
for
court
nouse-
normal
slcfll
nroeram
which
included
vocal
school,
industrial
home
and
other
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
9.00
solos
by
Alex
McLeod.
Ben
Fergus-
Institutions.
ADVERTISING
RATES
Transient
display
advertising,
per
Inch,
per
insertion
Classified
advertising,
per
Insertion,
per
word
Locl
readers,
per
Insertion,
per
line
-
Legal
notices,
each
Insertion,
per
agate
line
Contract
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
on.
W.
M.
Brown.
3.
McPhee
and
the
"
provincial
government
ims
o
r.
hnn,
v,i.,r,.
ror.i-
fared
wen
in
prince
wupen.
m
a
tatlons
by
A.
A.
Connon.
'
01
RuDert
lots
held
ln
Vancou-
One
of
the
happy
features
of
the
ver
and
Victoria
In
1909
the
gov-evenlng's
proceedings
was
the
pre-
eminent
made
almost
$800,000
out
sentetion
to
Mr.
McLean
of
a
hand-
ot
an
aBgregate
of
over
$3,000,000.
nm
lather
ei..h
hv
with
th-
h.i
Shortly
after
this
$200,000
was
ad-
ded
to
thls
amount
from
a
$600,000
i
wishes
of
.the
friends
assembled.
sa,e
ln
sectlon
2
Then
ftain
"
iThe
presentation
was
made
by
Mr.
iSteen
and
Mr.
McLean
responded
Auust-
1912-
the
f"1
!suitably
lote
to
the
extent
of
$1,191,628.
This
show
hat
the
has
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McLean
and
son
and
government
'daughter
left
on
this
morning's
founa
the
real
estate
business
here
tmin
fnr
st
John
n
n
thev
Mr
profitable.
That
they
did
wUl
embark
for
Glasgow.
j
tte'
n
ejected
Is
proven
Engineers'
Union
Frank
Healy
of
Niagara
Falls,
Ca
nadlan
Representative,
Spoke
at
Meeting
Last
Night
The
tion
of
all
British
institutions
merely
because
they
are
Bri-
spoke
interestingly
on
trade
union
1
tish.
Anyone
Who
knows
much
about
the
bestowal
of
titles
principles,
arrived
from
Vancouver
knows
perfectly
well
that
the
quickest
way
to
get
ond
is
to
on
Wednesday
and
left
on
this
cough
up
a
large
sum
for
the
-right
political
party
fhest.
mrnlnB'l!
traln
J
Edmonton.
British
SoUticians
are
high-minded
men,
to
be
sure,
but
i
they
all
Know
that
bread
cast
discreetly
upon
the
waters
w.
s.
Hammond,
president
of
the
nas
a
way
oi
coming
nacK
buttered
on
hoth
sides.
Similarly,
local,
was
m
the
chair
at
last
nighri
a
cheaue
of
sufficient
magnitude
returns
to
its
donor
en-
meeting.
dorseu
with
a
peerage.
The
big
cheques
draw
the
big
rewards.
"No
honor
list,
of
course,
is
ever
composed
purely
of
such
favors.
Men
who
have
rendered
real
service
are
also
included,
and
you
will
observe
that
these
citizens
draw
down
the
humbler
marks
of
distinction.
A
great
musician
Man
in
the
Moon
or
distinguished
doctor
will
be
given
onlya
knighthood;
Jake
tne
reason
Scotsmen:
while
some
gentleman
who
has
conducted
a
mammoth
no
lonicr
cme
t0
c11
19
be-
meat
packing
business
will
receive
a
baronage
that
will
u,ue"
M,ey
'""J
acro-place
him,
his
heirs
and
successors
forever,
in
a
position
The
only
thing
that
keeps
school
lruin
wnicn
mey
can
iook
aovn
on
tneir
ieilOW
men
Wltn
teachers
from
having
nervods
pro-i
emotions
appropriate
to
their
exalted
state.
This
is
the
way
rtration
is
the
humor
they
get'
oy
me
iaci
inav
uic
uniuuut
juav
quoted
.as
realized
at
the
last
sale
was
almost
three
times
the
upset
price
established
of
$450,975.
But
ftt
1
luc
city,
Mic
LuinJiKbc
uuujr
ut
HPHIS
I
VllICiai
IT
I
in
a
I
Prince
Rupert,
received
none
of
this
normous
roflt
a,,
we
.inherited
was
the
legacy
of
a
widely
scattered
city
with
the
resultant
increased
!
expense
of
upkeep.
1
"At
the
time
of
the
sale
in
Section
1
2,
the
government
was
so
elated
Prince
Rupert
local
of
the
with
the
result
that
they,
in
con-
International
Union
of
Operating
Junction
with
the
u.
T.
P.
prevailed
T2n
cHn
anrc
Vi
ao
rH
an
a
rf
H
rocs
1
1
et
UDQtl
the
citv
to
aeree
to
the
build-
Country
WOUld
be
just
as
well
off
Without
his
Services.
But,
night
by
Frank
Healy
of
Niagara
ing
of
a
$9Q,000
bridge,
each
party
admitting
that
SUCK
a
case,
can
be
made
OUt,
the
fact
re-
f118.
Canadian
representative
of
to
pay
a
tnira
,91
tne
cost,
fcven-mains
International
Union
of
Operat-
tuall
y
the
present
bridge
was
built
that
the
thing
does
work
OUt
that
One
Jne
-not
way.
1.21-
JJiL-
:
i.
j
i
A
ing
Engineers,
who
is
making
a
but
the
city
paid
the
entire
cost.
t"t
'
J
a
;
sVMaMMh
lill
.
"
1
Annettes
townsites
became
effective,
we
were
assured
that'the
-afttfigfllbbeer
could
no
longer
hold
land
for
purely
convenience
to
our
citizens
de-
Siw
a
iiLue
ureu
ui
uie
incesBant
anu
uncritical
aumira-
tour
of
the
west
Mr
HeaI
who
gureiy
this
unkept
pledge
should
in
peculaUve
purposes
TRUSTEES
If
at
any
time
during
1930
you
acted
as
Trustee,
Executor,
Ad'
minutrator,
Assignee,
or
in
any
other
fiduciary
capacity
in
connection
with
any
property,
business,
trust
or
estate,
you
are
required
by
law
to
make
a
de
tailed
return
of
the
income
earned
by
such
property,
business,
trust
or
estate.
Penalty
for
failure
to
file
this
return,
on
Form
T3,
on
or
before
March
31st
next
$10.00
for
each
day
of
default.
Maximum
fine
$50.00.
I
sv-sl
'
-i
i.
.
.
'!
..'
:
!
'
.'.
.
.ll-l'-iith
1.
From
any
Postmaster.
2.
At
any
of
the
following
offices
where
Income
Ta'x
Inspectors
are
locat
ed
.
I.
!''
'
1
i
t
M!'
t'M
i.
CUK
CLOCK
SALE
2
till
4
Monday
11
SKIRTS--Regular
vstluw
to
$5.50
To
elear,
Clock
Sale
Special
21
WAISTS
Regular
values
to
$3.95
To
clear.
Clock
Sale
Special
10
POLLY
PRIM
APRONS
To
clear,
Clock
Sale
Special'
36
PAIRS
RAYON
BLOOMERS
All
colors
To
dear,
Clock
Sale
Special
24
SHIRTS
Rayon
in
all
colors
To
clear.
Clock
Sale
Special
,.
.24
PAIR
SEMI-SERVICE
BILK
HOSH-8lik
t8
Tp
clear,
Clock
Sale
Special
24
HOUSBDRESSES
Up
to
size
42
bust
To
clear,
Clock
Sate
Special
9
SWEATER
COATS
Heather
mixture
To
dear,
Clock
Sale
Special
4
TAPESTRY
BAGS
To
dear,
Clock
Sale
Special
10
ONLYDRB86E6
Sizes
from
16
to
20
only
To
clear.
Clock
Sale
-Special
50
PAIRS
OF
SHOES
Regular
values
to
$12.00
To
clear.
Clock
Sale
Special
.
24
ANOORA
TAMS
All
colors
To
clear,
Clock
Sal
Special
8ERVA
(Sanitary
Napkins)
Special,
3
pkgs.
for
..
n
Monday,
2
to
4
,)Ublir
inronventence
Many
wild
land
taxes
have
been
suggested
and
'ven
passed
to
help
curb
this
evil.
Even
the
poor
struggling
pre-emp-tor
is
not
immune.
He
must
prove
up
or
go.
In
conclusion
we
submit
that
the
government
can
conveniently
use
a
few
thousand
dollars
and
that
lattice
to
the
dw
and
in
spHe
of
mands
the
Immediate
sale
of
this
$1.95
$1.00
$1.00
49q
49c
55
c
$1.00
$2.95
$1.00
$3.95
$2.95
$1.50
$1.00
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1111
itself
be
enough
to
influence
the
government
to
grant
our
request
that
the
old
court
house
block
be
sold.
We
are
not
asking
for
a
present
of
it.
"When
the
law
giving
the
government
a
quarter
interest
m
new
block'
Letter
Approvrd
The
foregoing
letter
wu
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.
J
M
.t-
Ratepayers'
Association
1,1
It
was
decided
to
call
u
pub,i
in:'
the
sale
of
the
block
witiicu:
tu;
ther
delay.
Unemployment
was
also
di
at
last
night's
meeting
DOMINION
OF
CANADA-
Income
Tax
Information
Reports
are
Due
March
31st,
1931
GET
YOUR
FORMS
T3,
T4
and
TS
TODAY.'
EMPLOYERS
If
you
are
an
employer,
and
during
1930
paid
a
wage,
salary,
commission
or
fee
to
one
or
more
persons,
you
are
required
by
law
to
furnish
the
names
and
addresses
of
all
persons
to
whom
you
paid
$1500
or
more
during
the
calendar
year
1930,
or
who
were
paid
at
a
rate
of
wage
or
salary
(including
bonus)
equal
to
$1500
or
more
per
.annum,
stating
the
amount
paid
to
each
person.
Penalty
for
failure
to
file
this
return,
on
Form
T4,
on
or
before
March
31st
next
10
per
cent,
of
the
tax
payable
by
such
employees.
Maximum
penalty
$50.00
minimum
$2.00.
FORMS
MAY
BE
PROCURED
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CORPORATIONS
Corporations,
Joint
Stock
Com
panies
and
Associations,
in
addition
to
filing
their
returns
as
employers
on
Form
T4
are
also
required
by
law
to
file
on
Form
T5
a
complete
return
of
any
dividends
or
bonuses
paid
or
credited
to
shareholders
during
the
calendar
year
1930.
Any
responsible
officer
of
a
Corporation
may
sign
these
returns.
Penalty
for
failure
to
file
this
return
on
or
before
March
31st
next
$10.00
for
each
day
of
default.
Maximum
fine
$50.00.
If
there
is
anything
in
the
Income
Tax
Information
Forms
which
you
do
pot
understand,
any
Inspector
of
Income
Tax
will
gladly
explain
what
i
required.
The
Department
of
National
Revenue
Hon.
E.
D.
RYCKMAN,
K.C.
MinWr
o.Nu(i'onul
Rnenue.
Income
Tax
Division
OTTAWA
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Walters
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Tax