Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
Dry,
Hacking
Cough
Mi
Caused
By
a
Neglected
Cold
ussauem
s
Open
Mn.
Jarne
A.
Stewart,
8tellarton,
NJ3.,
rrittas
"For
Mine
time
I
wat
troubled
with
a
rr,
liacxing
cough,
cauxed
br
a
heavy
cold
I
had,
at
fititt,
ntf-lected.
A
friend
told
me
If
I
would
take
Dr.
Wood'i
Second
Cash
and
Norway
Pine
Syrup
it
would
help
me,
,w
I
'
jot
a
bottle
and
it
did
relieve
my
cough.
"I
am
the
mother
of
aix,
children
and
I
use
it
for
every
one
of
thorn
when
they
have
tolda,
and
find
It
always
give
relit
f,
and
I
would
not
be
without
it
in
the
house
for
anything.
''
1
Price
JSC
a
bottle;
large
family
ilze
55e.,
at
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Grocery
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Friday,
Feb.
27,
1931
FISHERMEN'S
STRIKE
Although
Prince
Rupert
is
a
fishing
community,
many
people
liere
do
not
understand
the
reason
for
the
strike
which
is
continuing
at
Seattle.
The
owners
of
the
boats
say
that
they
have
expended
a
lot
of
money
putting
in
diesel
engines,
and
other
equip-,
ment
which
cuts
down
the
cost
of
operating
the
vessels
but
increases
the
overhead.
Because
of
that
they
say
they
should
have
a
larger
share
of
the
proceeds
than
formerly.
The
fishermen,
while
agreeing
that
the
cost
of
operating
has
been
cut
down,
declare
.that
the
fish
.are
becoming
less
plentiful
and
that
the
life
is
a
hard
one
and
worth
all
they
get
while
employed
in
the
calling.
They
say
that
their
earnings
have
been
reducqd
owing
to
greater
difficulty
in
securing
catches
and
the
high
cost
of
gear.
The
Seattle
boats
are
generally
larger
than
those
operating
out
of
Prince
Rupert.
Ifs
very
difficult
to
get
excited
about
the.proceed-ings
of
the
Legislature
this
year.
With
no
money
to
spend
the
government
is
most
uninteresting
just
now.
MASSING
OF
TREATY
The
passirig
of
the
halibut
treaty
by
the
United
States
Senate
was
rather
unexpected
as
previous
despatches
had
indicated
that
it
was
likely
to
be
held
over
for
a
year.
Now
it
-seems
pretty
sure
to
become
law
and
operative
before
next
winter.
While
doubtless
there
will
be
some
difficulties
encountered
in
connection
with
the
working
out
of
the
general
scheme
for
closing
areas,
it
must
be
remembered
that
the
commission
is
able
to
make
such
changes
as
may
be
necessary
from
time
to
time
in
order
to
work
the
least
possible
hardship
on
the
fishing
communities.
The
steady
depletion
of
the
halibut
makes
action
of
some
kind
necessary
and
it
would
be
foolish
to
wait
until
the
halibut
were
all
gone
and
then
try
to
bring
them
back.
The
more
reasonable
method
is
being
taken.
Commence
at
once
with
a
system
of
protection
of
the
banks
and
especially
the
chicken
banks.
Liquor
seems
to
be
very
much
in
the
public
eye.
But
it's
all
right
as
long
as
it
does
not
go
to
the
public
head
and
make
the
public
wabbly.
NESTLfi'S
A
PRODUCT
OFCANAD
flESTLES
Uurull
Ml
TALL
SIZC
EVAPORATED
MILK
NESTLES
"Wl"'
...
BABY
SIZK
(UNSWEETENED)
is
easy
to
digest
ID
Y
a
process
ailed
homogeni--LJ
zation,
the
large
fat
globules
have
been
broken
up
Into
tin
ones
easy
to
digest
and
assimilate.
That's
ont
reason
why
Canadian
mothers
find
Nestles
Evaporated
Milk
so
satisfactory
for
infant
feeding
and
for
growing
children.;
"
NESTLES
irVWi
Largest
Producers
-and
Sellers
of
Condensed
and
EvdporatedMilk
OPPORTUNITY
FOR
PEOPLE
OF
SEC-TJONS
6,
7
AND
8
TO
SHARE
IN
BENEFITS
OF
CASH
BUYING
BEGINNING
MONDAY
The
popular
response
given
by
the
householders
of
Prince
Rupert
to
the
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
Store
on
Third
Avenue,
ths
first
in
Prince
Rupert
which
we
opened
jiwl
IS
months
ago,
has
convinced
us
of
the
need
of
another
Cash
&
Carry
store.
This,
combined
with
the
fact
that
we
are
satisfied
that
the
householders
do
appreciate
the
very
material
savings
effected
by
purchasing
their
pantry
supplies
on
the
cash
and
carry
principle,
has
prompted
us
to
change
our
Fifth
Avenue
store
to
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
No.
2.
Alterations
to
be
effected
will
make
the
new
Cash
&
Carry
store
convenient
and
handy,
where
you
will
receive
the
same
courteous
attention
we
have
always
endeavored
to
render
our
customers.
The
reductions
in
operating
cost
effected
by
the
change
will
make
it
possible
for
us
to
offer
our
customers
the
best
of
food
products
at
prices
much
lower
than
formerly.
We
appreciate
the
support
given
us
in
the
past
and
solicit
a
continuation
of
your
patronage
under
our
progressive
policy
of
lower
prices.
The
meat
department
will
be
conducted
as
usual
under
the
management
of
W.
M.
Jones,
who
is
well
and
favorably
known
to
a
large
circle
of
satisfied
customers.
Orders
amounting
to
$3.00
or
more
will
be
delivered
free.
For
orders
less
than
$3.00
the
small
charge
of
10
cents
will
be
madc4
The
change
comes
into
force
next
Monday,
March
2.
MUSSALLEM
GROCERY
CO.
LTD.
TOLD
ABOUT
NEW
GUINEA
Captain
.Miller
Described
Visits
to
Many
1'ohits
in
South
Sea
Islands
A
vhlf
I
of
the
South
Seas
awas
given
members
of
the
Rotary
Club
Cralg
and
visitors
by
Captain
Miller
shipper
of
the
Canadian
Ranger,
a
the
Rotary
Club
luncheon
yester
day
afternoon,
S.
D.
Johnston
pre
siding.
He
told
them
of
head
hunt
ers,
of
cannibalism
and
of
the
various
things
he
had
seen
and
heard
when
trading
around
the
Island
ot
New
Guinea,
and
adjacent
islands
The
chief
articles
of
commerce
were
sandalwood,
hemp,
tobacco,
rubber,
yams,
bananas,
sugar,
nickel
and
matt
important
of
all
the
fruit
of
the
'cocoanut
known
commercially
as
copra.
lie
lold
of
the
bird
of
paradise,
the
male
of
which
preens
and
struts
bat
1s
not
allowed
to
be
shot,
lie
described
the
native
catamarans,
told
of
Port
Moresby,
the
sink
of
the
Pacific,
and
mentioned
the
efforts
made
to
Increase
the
cocoa-nut
'plantations.
In
minerals,
the
captain
told
of
a
wonderfully
rich
gold
mine
which
was
-developed
directly
Australia
received
the
mandate
to
administer
the
Oerman
territory.
There
was
said
to
be
blocked
out
sufficient
ore
to
produce
$125,000,000
in
gold
but
the
difficulty
was
transportation.
This
had
been
overcome
by
the
use
of
airplanes
by
means
of
which
in
20
minutes
th
e
higher
phtcau
could
"be
reached,
a
feat
which
took
a
week
before.
There
was
also
nickel
at
New
Caledonia
and
"many
prospects
In
the
mountains
of
the
west
coasW
At
the
Close
the
captain
was
thanked
for
his
interesting
GOVKItN.MENT
FINANCES
ARE
GIVEN
AIRING;
GRIT
MEMBERS
CLAIM
RESERVE
FUNDS
USED
IMPROPERLY.
(continued
from
pae
1)
rented
general
assets
of
the
board.
"Do
you
think
that
to
have
this
reserve
tied
up
in
realty,
buildings
and
so
forth
it
in
compliance
with
the
act?"
Mr.
Msneon
asked
Mr.
The
comptroller
general
did
not
:hlnk
he
should
answtf
this
question.
;
"The
government
has
spent
it.
That's
all,"
said
Mr.
PaUullo.
"That
million
dollars
has
been
spent
and
never
replaced.
SINCLAIR
LEWIS
RETURNING
HOME
LONDON,
Feb.
27:
Like
a
bad
little
boy
returning
heme.
Sinclair
Lewis,
American
author.
Is
here
on
his
way
back
to
the
United
States,
rn
an
Interview
yesterday
he
admitted:
"I
am
curious
to
discover
If
fiiey
are
angr
at
what
I
said
in
Stockholm
"
m
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RITI.SM
COLUMBIA
payroll
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w
1
dewnd
larficly
on
lh
intfcrest
of
British
Columbians
in
the
pro-ductsof
British
Columbia
industries.
To
insist
on
a
B.C.
Product,
is
to
demonstrate
one's
own
personal
interest
in
the
progress
and
welfare
of
British
Columbia
industry
as
well'
as
to
specify
desire
to
acquire
the
product
for
consumption
or
use.
Payrolls
build
communities;
in.
creasing
payrolls
increase
the
prosperity
of
i
community.
De
mind
B.C
products.
The
heera
listed
below
are
the
products
of
a
100
per
cent.
British
Columbia
Industry
employing
large
number
of
men
entirely
dependent
upon
the
industry
for
a
comfortable
livelihood.
These
beers
.are
the
highest
quality
it
rs
possible
to
make.
Insist
on
them
by
name.
Thirty
days
have
September,
April
June
and
November.
All
the
rest
have
thirty-one
Excepting
February
alone.
In
(hat
month
bwrineae
take
a
lull,
Weather
and
work
are
beastly
dull.
So
here's
good-bye
to
four
poor
weeks
In
a
month
that
fairly
reeks
and
)eaka.
Plumber:
"Did
plumber,
iady?"
you
wan
a
Lady
"Want,
Indeed!
I
wrote
latt.January'
Plumber
"Wrong
house,
'Arry
nii
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rirncN
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adverti.icmcrt
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
'he
l
u,
Control
Hoard
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by
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Government
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oluwV
ia.
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TURNS
TO
All)
4-
UUlll
1&JJL
WIND-STRUCK
PEOPLE;
'
282
ARE
KNOWN
DEAD
SUVA,
Fiji
Islands.
Feb.
27:
With
282
persons,
including
4-
five
Europeans,
known
to
be
dead,
this
South
Sea
I
stand
group
turned
today
to
the
task
of
aiding
hundreds
who
were
injured
and
thousands
who
were
left
homeless
as,
a-
4
result
of
a
terrific
hurrloane
which
raged
for
more
than
4-
twenty-four
hours
last
Satur-
day
and
Sunday.
'
Man
in
the
Moon
VICTORY
Ottawa,
Senators
Defeated
New
York
Americans
Fonr
to
Two
in
National
Leagrrt
I
OTTAWA,
Feb.
27:-VThe
lowly
Ottawa
Senators
sprang
a
surprise
by
defeating
New
York
Americans
four
to
two
in
the
National
Hockey
League
last
night.
The
defeat-
was
a
bitter
one
for
the
AmericanFwlw
hold
only
a
one-point
lead
over
the
Montreal
Maroons
in
their
fight
for
1
a
berth
In
the
Canadian
section
play-off.
At
New
York,
the
Rangers
defeated
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
four
to
one
and,
as
the
Canadiens
trounced
Detroit
Falcons
five
to
nil
at
Montreal,
the
Rangers
now
lead
the
fourth
place
Detroit
rs
by
three
points.
SHIPMAN
IS
SUICIDE
Shocking
Discovery
Made
in
Seattle
Aboard
Steamer
Pacific
Trader
SHATTLE,
TV?b.
27:
Capt.
R.
V.
Scable
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
marine
wuperlntendent
there
for
the
Tur
ners
Pacific
Co.,
was
found
dead
hanging
by
a
green
silk
curtain
cord
in
his
cabin
here
today.
The
ship
arrived
last
night
from
Scoble
was
38
years
of
age
and
Is
Paijy
we're
lookln
for
wrote
last
jwrvlved
by
a
family
In
Vancouver.
Novemocr.
A
colored
man
got
his
nerve
together
and
took
a
flight
In
an
airplane.
As
he
climbed
out
of
the
ship
on
Its
return
to
the
field,
he
turned
to
the
pilot
and
said:
"Suh,
Ah
has
to
thank
you
fo
both
dm
Tide."
"What
are
you
talking
about?"
said
the
aviator.
"You-
only
had
one.?"
"No,
suh,"
returned
the
passenger.
"Ah
had
two
mah
fust
an'
mah
last."
Katherlne
Cornell,
noted
actress,
after
she
had
scored
a
success
In
American
premier
of
"The
Barrets
of
Wirnpole
Street,"
at
Cleveland,
recently.
PIONEER
CAPTAIN
Frances
William
Reid,
Who
Was
in
the
Yukon
in
1897,
Passes
Away
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Feb.
27:
Copt.
Francis
William
Reid,
aged
06,
pioneer
steamboat
captain,
who
commanded
a
boat
running
between
Whltehorse
and
Dnwsnn
rl
ur
ine
the
Yukon
Oold
Rush
of
1R07
.!
Owrge:
died
yesterday.
Movie
Actress
and
Endurance
!
Flyer
Missing
LOS
ANbELES,
'Feb.
2Tr
Edna-
May
Cooper,
movie
actress,
who
about
a
month
"aga
'
with'
Miss
Hobby
Trout,
set
a
new
"women's
endurance
record
In
the
air
by
staying
up
over
100
hours,
has
been
missing
from
her
home
for
three
Idays.
Her
mother
'fears
that
she.
may
have
been
robbed,
kidnapped'
or
murdered.
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