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TvvO
DAILY
EDITION
Sore's
Broke
Out
All
Over
Her
Body
Mr.
T.
E.
Cliff,
Kelwood,
Man.,
writes:
"My
little
daughter'
hands
and
arm
broke
out
in
tore
which
spread
all
over
ber
body.
Nothing
I
tried
gave
her
any
relief
until
I
got
a
bottle
of
Burdock
Blood
Bitter,
and
I
could
ae.
an
improve-'
ment,
a
the
soree'
began
to
disappear.
I
gave
her
three
bottle
and
she
has
had
no
more
trouble."
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Ml
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nil
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to
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Afternoon.
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Sunday,
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BUSINESS
CUT
OFF
EXAMPLE
OF
HALIFAX
1.40
.02
25
IS
Thursday,
Dec
10.
1931
The
higher
duties
combined
with
the
exchange
rate
with
the
United
States
has
had
the
effect
of,
practically
cutting
off
buying
in
that
country.
Also
it
has
checked
very
mater-
j
ially
the
Chrstmas
holiday
visits
which
would
have
been
;
made
to
California
and
other
states.
i
In
every
line
of
business
efforts
are
being
made
to
elim-!
The
Letter
Box
HISTORIC
INTEREST
i
Editor,
Dally
News:
I
have
the
Jipnor
to.
say,
as
a
.matter
of
historical
fact
In
which!
perhaps
the
people
of
Prince
Ru-pert
may
be
interested,
and,
lest
I
the
fact
be
lost
through
neglect
to
record
It,
that
the
Indian
head
which
appears
on
the
badge
of
the
102nd
Battalion,
"North
British
Columbians,"
now
"The
North
Brl-lsh
Columbia
Regiment"
of
your
city,
was
adapted
as
"distinguished
feature
of
our
maple
leaf
badge
at
the
desire
of
Col.
Warden
D.S.O.,
O.BE.,
V.D.
after
having
jeeen
a
full
blooded
Indian,
Frank
iGott,
of
Ullooet
BjC.
In
my
com-ipany
training
on
Ooo.se
Spit,
Cora
ox.
about
February.
1016
Private
Gott
afterwards
served
.
with
distinction
as
a
scout
In
thej
Ypre:
Salient,
and
on
the
Somme..
age.,
not
his
military
one.
was
63.
He'
was
a
fearless
and
valiant
soldier,
remarkably
cool
under
severe
hostile
fire,
much
esteemed,
and
still
llvlne
at
Lillooet.
!
I
have
the
honor
to
be.
sir
Your
obedient
rervant
1
3.
8.
MATHEWS,
T.otr
ilnn
102nd
Batfna
Canadian
Infantry!
Vancouver.
BC.I
inate
altogether
buying
of
any
kind
to
the
south
of
the
.
.
D
boundary
line
and
the
result
of
this
will
in
the
near
future
Ann
iiai
BcinQliet
bring
about
a
change
in
the
balance
of
trade
between
the
'
t
m
ii
a
i
l
two
countries.
p
Is
Weil
Attended
Those
who
should
know
state
that
within
a
year
or
two
,
at
the
most
the
Canadian
dollar
will
be
back
to
par
or!
women
of
Mooseheart
Lfjin
Hare
Very
near
it.
'
Sacccsstul
Get-Together
The
Women
of
Mooseheart
Le-
Halifax
and
St.
John
businessmen
are
getting
together
the
Barton
cafe
a
few
evening
aeo.
in
an
endeavor
to
secure
a
share
of
the
wheat
business
for
the
event
being
an
unqualified
suc-
those
ports.
The
chairman
of
the
Halifax
Harbor
Commis-
cess.
,
won
in
discussing
the
matter
pointed
to
the
example
of
,
The
senior
Regent.
Mrs.
Percy!
Vancouver
to
show
that
if
the
grain
could
be
obtained
jc,
ships
would
come
for
it.
He
said:
No
obstacle
that
can
Christmas
colors.
There
was
an
I
not
be
overcome
stands
in
the
way
of
Canadian
grain
traf-
address
appropriate
to
the
occasion.'
fie
through
all
Canadian
norts.'
ENTER
THE
GYROS
of
VANCOUVER,
O.C
i
jj
wwvj
a
ms.
ttvjvuvi
.i
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A
a
.l
l
I
m
.
What
applies
to
Halitax
applies
witn
greater
iorce
to
s
y
wnwroi.
The
Gvro
Club
has
entered
into
the
relief
picture
and
,
Mrs.
Mae
Ratchford
oTiirR
nr.sT
B.a
BREV9
Mht
Ppr4t
Mf9
Phorftli
Itport
Lr
Hur
t.;
.
,1-
AU
Fprto.
XXXX
NmI
HERE'S
the
best
of
Leverage
for
the
Holiday
Season.
Special
care
U
taken
by
mater
brewers
to
Insure
the
delicious
flavor
ami
satisfying
quality
of
li.C.
Hud.
TliU
superior,
pale
Lager
is
daily
winning
hosts
of
fricndi.
One
can
always
depend
on
H.C.
Hud
.
.
Its
high
quality
never
varies.
Ilrewcd
from
only
the
choicest
malt
and
II.
C.
hops.
Order
B.C.
Bud
by
Cue
$2.04)
PER
DOZEN
At
Goprrnmtnt
Store
This
advtrtUenunt
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
GB.I
Senior
Prince
rince
Rupert.
Rupert.
Here
Here
we
we
get
get
some
some
of
of
the
the
grain
grain
but
but
the
the
dif-
clif-
JE
J
es
Edward
S
f
lculty
seems
to
have
been
to
get
snips
to
come
nere
on
?ent
other
memhets.
"equal
terms
with
Vancouver
possibly,
if
yieeleya
tor
were
,
coIomJJnUvs
singing
.and
cards
once
more
freed
from
the
clutches
-of
the
wheat
pool,
Prince
Rupert
might
stand
a
chance
of
getting
the
business.
At
any
rate
there
is
little
to
lose
by
making
a
change.
were
enioyed.
The
winner
of
the
first
prize
was
Mrs.
Edwards
and
fhe
consolation
prize
was
won
by
Mrs,
Ortmson.
The
committee
members
were
Mrs.
F.
M.
Crosby,
Mrs.
H.
Lont.:
Mrs,
Mabel
:
etfJ.
nknnf
voiafrnr
nmnPv
for
thp
propllpnt.
niirriosfi
(HatHford
and
Mrs.
Percy
Cameron
of
helping
those
who
are
in
need
after
the
Christmas
sea-1
TiflSl
son.
They
propose
to
expend
five
hundred
dollars
which
.
they
will
raise
by
means
of
entertainments
oi
various
I
The
world's
annual
expenditure!
i
on
military
preparations'
Is.
$4,450.-
The
members
of
the
Uyro
Liuo
are
very
energetic
antncoo.000
of
whkh
Europe,
alone;
will
doubtless
carry
through
their
plans
successfully.
nds
$3,600,000,000.
A
Case
'
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
Dece.-bnr
10.
lfy
Man
in
the
Moon
There
are
two
courses
to
take;
at
a
time
like
this.
One
is
to
sk
and
wait
and
starve
and
the
oth
v
'
Is
to
hustle
like
blazes
and
enjov
life.
.
The
doctor
told
his
patient
his
sickness
was
probably
defcctWi
teeth,
so
the
patient
passed
them
over
and
suggested
that
he
point
out
the
defect.
Doctors
will
be
doctors.
It
may
be
for
personal
reasons
that
some'
of
us
want
hell
abolished
but
all
the
same
thsre
an
a
lot
of
us
who
will
have
a
pretty
BWd
time
there
If
It
Is
continued
as
a
permanent
lnstltuation.
Jake
says
he
likes
snow
but
It's
like
some
brands
of
butter,
It
doe
not
keep
very
well.
,
The
late
Lord
Balfour,
who,
as
Is
well
known,
wa's
a
confirmed
bachelor,
was
once
sitting
In
the
drw-
In
j
room
of.
a
friend
who
wmi1
rapplly
married.
Before
them
on
National
Emergency
"In
order
to
meet
distress
and
suffering
this
coming
winter,
as
a
result
of
economic
conditions,
unemployment
and
crop
failure,
I
appeal
to
YOU
to
contribute
generously
to
the
National
Emergency
Fund
to
be
collected
and
distributed
by
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society."
RED
CROSS
torn
ADDRESS
the
heirth-rug
were
a
cat
and
dog
...
lying
together;
Said
the
friend:
thelfctate
ApproxlrnaUlv
,0,000.000
WM
bnd
hM
bfn
Branted
to
ctes-
oo
peopu-
spean
oi
a
cav-
sum
spent
by
United
States
covem-"tltute
families
by
State
authorities
and-dog
Hfe?iSee
how
happy
these
ment
in
1930
In
the
enforcement
of
i
in
North
Dakota.
Lord
Balfour
paused
for
a
the
prohibition
law.
moment,
smiled,
and
then
said
'Tie
them
together."
Forty-eight
ship
can
be
trani-
The
privilege
of
coal
mining
on
ferred
from
one
ocean
to
the
other
Victor
radio
INlSTf.rJ
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by
mean
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Panama
Canal.
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of
dm
and
moose
ms-jt
a
Province
of
Quebec
(iujin
m..
three
years
1
prohibited
brings
joy
to
all
the
family
'
at
prices
you
can
a
"The
Gift
that
Keeps
oh
Giring"
Ilk
AirfeHMtic
lOVSQ,
Iftl
I
v.u..Cot,oi
'
Victor
Ridio!
The
gift
that
keeps
on
giving
t
ibt
ftki
yen
ttn
f
jet
J
to
ff.
From
the
min
"Supcftttt
it
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to
the
rest
doublyshtelded
Model
R-2t
at
I219.J0.
thee
is
s
Vk
tor
Radio
in
tttjj
frkt
(Usi
ihu
offtn
true
Viaor
leadership
in
performance,
tone
and
cabinet
betutj.
This
Christmas,
bring
permanent
joy
to
the
ernite
family.
With
eight
striking
Viaor
models
to
choose
from,
there
is
no
need
to
be
satisfied
with
less
than
the
quality
and
value
assured
by
Victor
...
the
selectivity,
sensitivity
and
match
Outstanding,
performance
quality
beauty
value
in
a
choice
of
eight
models
less
tone
of
the
Vi
Super
Hten
dyne,
engineered
to
eight,
Vine
tea
rubes.
Every
model
is
equipped
with
pentode
and
supcr-tentrol
rubes
.
.
.
trigger'
touch"
station
selector
.
.
.
increased-range
toneonttol
.
.
.
tlectro-dynainn.
speaker
...
and
an
Lwnncally
correct
cabinet.
Models
R-12,
R-20
and
f
-l
feature
Victor's
imptoved
sniomtiii
rolumt-ttntttl.
See
your
Viaor
dealer
today.
He
help
you
in
;he
selection
of
yf
fit
that
keeps
on
giving
.
.
.
s
Victor
Suptfr
Heterodyne.
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