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TWO
T
Miltmiu
Had
Thirteen
Bcils
On
His
Neck
Mrs.
H.
V.
Duncombe,
Gntey
l-lit,
Alt.,
writet:
"My
biubind
irn
covered
with
boili,
hsring
m
many
f
thirteen
on
his
net
at
once.
Ht
-tried
everything
possible,
but
nothirii
did
mv
good
until
he
took
Burdock
Blood
Bitten",
and
before
be
had
wed
one
bottle
the
boQa
were
all
f
one,
and
he
hu
not
been
bothered
with
them
giiice."
i
lurr.1
fi
th.
put
li
yt,
kjr
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John
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has
been
appointed
returning
officer
for
the
annual
riilaee
election
which
win
tak
w'nlMi
nn
linnin
98
tj
il
tiring-
was
named
as
denuty
should
hit
services
be
required.
A
debate
on
the
subject
that
IV
Is
to
the
public
Interest
to
havi
J
railway
and
electric
services
pub
!c
rathr
than
privatdv
owned
'was
held
Tuesday
eveninc
by'
the
Sons
of
Can
ida
and
Droved
very
u.
it,
interesting.
H.
O.
Wlndt
captalnro
:the
affirmative
side
and
S.
F.
KEEP
YOUR
EYE
ON
CHARLOTTES
Campbell
the
negative.
The
laltet
Keep
your
eye
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
They
are'rSfed
T..
L
8
worth
watching
and
pretty
soon
will
be
much
more
in
the
public
eye
than
they
are
today.
At
present
there
is
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
o.
n.
Roberts
en-handicap
of
small
population,
but
that
is
the
same
handi-
,ertaIned
at
bridge:
the
occasion
can
fi-nm
whirr.
PrincP
Rntwr
suffers
ibe,n
Mr-
Roberts'
birthday.
Prize-
fc.
ni
.
riL
i
t
t
i
j
winners
were
Mr.
V.
O.
Eby.
Geo'
iv
tuwvt
wnttiiumo
w
j
tut;
nunc!
ctii.c:u
:
Bowie
and
Mrs.
O
H
Wall
zone
and
have
some
very
likely
looking
prospects.
Thev
un-
.
doubtedly
have
natural
gas
and
probably
oil.
The
Sitka
sprucev
found
there
is
the
best
in
the
world
and
the
fish
eries
are
worthy
of
attention
S.
J.
Mayer,
local
chairman
fo:
the
Brotherhood
of
Railway
En-
j
trineers.
left
Monday
night
for
the
i
I7r
a
m
J
.
1
m
Pottibry
it
is
as
a
summer
resort
and
a
hunting
park
ence
m
whi.h
nrnnA
..I
that
the
islands
are
likely
to
figure
first.
There
is
abun-i
percent
wage
cut
wm
be
discussed.
danco
of
game
there,
including
pheasants,
deer,
ducks
and
i
geese
and
black
bear.
Salmon
trolling
is
excellent
RIIR
1
A
W
Very
soon
there
Mflt
TIell
a
fine
golf
course
which
u
u
iUX
will
attract
people
from
far
and
near.
Swan
rans
are
winter-
iyg
on
the
island
attesting
to
the
mildness
of
the
climate.!
jTnT."
lX
all
mean?
watch
the
of
the
Char-1
iiy
development
Queen
here
on
Tuesday
night
of
last
week
lottCS.
Very
soon
we
shall
have
to
turn
OUr
eyes
that
way
and
decided
to
organize
and
make
Whether
we
will
or
not.
demands
for
workf
and
relief.
Of-
fleers
were
elected
as
follows:
pre-
ECONOMIC
UNION
ident,,KJwGll8an:
V,ce-Presldent-
Pm;0.
nflMf
Anc
.
;
t
,,
Kenneth
Warner;
secretary-treas-
iviimvi
ULIUIV.1.V
utviuito
lJl
ail
ctuiiuilliv.
UH1U11
Ul
LUCIiirpr
T
Tovlnr-
liniisn
umpire
ana
nis
atuiuae
nas
oeen
strengtneneu
oyuiaven
(South
Francois
Lake;
Da-the
recent
action
of
the
Mother
country
in
giving
special
ivid
Watson
(North
Francois
Lake);
preferences
to
the
Dominions
and
colonies.
The
time
I
A-
Moen
'Decker
Lake;
t.
zieike
seems
opportune
for
a
trial
of
something
different
from;,Sncraton:
Joe
Kerr
BumsLake.
What
We
have
had.
Mrs
J
C
ilenkel
of
Francois
Statesmen
have
in
the
past
feared
anything
closer
than
Lake
LoriM'i
.uitnr
ia?,
a
loose
political
union
but
that
has
been
partly
because
of
last
week,
a
start
has
been
madei
the
attitude
of
Britain
in
being
opposed
to
any
plan
which
jon
tne
erection
of
a
new
lodge
fori
would
mean
taxing
themselves
for
the
benefit
of
the
Do-lMrs-
Henkel
1101
far
from
the
htad'
minions.
With
the
change
in
the
British
Isles
Mr.
Bennett
of
00148
Uke-
j
is
right
in
line
with
modern
Canadian
thought
when
he
makes
his
proposal.
Here
i.s
w
i!o
Rt.zar.
.
apum
of
th
University
of
Kansas
girls'
rifle
team,
whose
ability
to
blot
out
th
bullseye
in
known
throughout
the
west.
Mi&s
Rrzac
Ls
leading
her
U:am
in
twenty-four
matches
The
Bums
Lake
and
District
Board
of
Trade,
ttt
a
meeting
last
Tuesday
evening,
passed
a
resolution
asking
the
Canadian
National
Railways
for
the
allotment
of
tie
contracts
to
settlers
in
the
central
Interior
as
a
relief
measure.
Either'
I
direct
or
sub-contracts
would
be
i
satisfactory.
j
Rev.
E.
ft.
Fleming
preached
a
1
sermon
on
Uie
object
of
unemployment
In
the
local
United
Church
last
evening.
PRINCEGE0RGE
Dr.
R.
W.
Alward,
M.
L.
A.
for
Fort
George,
returned
here
last
Wed-nctday
frost
Nanalmo
where
he
attended
the
annual
meeting
of
the
British
Columbia
'Conservative
Association.
Dr.
Alward
stated
that
the
offers
which
had
been
made
for
the
purchase
of
the
Pacific
Oreat
Eastern
Railway
were
genuine
enough
but
admitted
that
the
Intending
purchasers
were
desirous
of
receiving
subsidies.
In
a
letter
received
here,
F.
P.
Burden,
agent-general
at,
London,
says
that
he
Is
still
convinced
that
there
Is
possibility
of
a
pulp
and
paper
enterprise
being
established
here.
Word
has
been
received
here
that
Samuel
Porter
Hopkins
of
New
York,
husband
hf
the
former
Marlon
Robertson
of
Vancouver,
a
niece
of
Judge
H.
A.
Robertson
of
Prince
George,
was
fatally
Injured
in
a
recent
airplane
crash
at
Santa
THE
DAILY
NEWTS
Monday,
December
u,
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
I!
NATIONAL
EMERGENCY
NEWHAMQN
The
dlstrlat
Christmas
chew
The
Ladles'
Aid
of
the
Hafwltoni
fund
is
gradually
approaching
r-
United
Church
held
a
very
success-
alizatlon
or
the
objective
or
$1,000
ful
baaaar
on
Friday
evening
last
'
Up
to
early
this
week
$424
had
week,
rue
highly
satisfactory
sum
I
been
subscribed.
or
$i49
was
rmiited
a
ot.
Bulkier
Valley
farmers
within
the
zone
o!
the
cleaning
plant
havej
prices
which
mean
real
money.
Prices
have
ben
$G:50
per
hundred
for
No.
1
seed
and
$6
for
No.
2
seed.
The
Native
Sons
of
Canada
defeated
Canadian
legfon
Tuesday
the
affair.
The
newlv
nreantard
Canadian
succeeded
In
disposing
of
their
alrlrln
Trarfltog
ot
New
Haaeuon
?ntlrc
crop
of
t:mcthy
seed
ant"
held
a
aurf..i
t,
.mrt.r
th
hlpments
are
now
being
made
at-an-reM,,
of
vLqK
,.an
Bum,
-w.
sum
of
$15
wax
realized
as
a
result
of
the
affair.
A
Christmas
cake,
donated
by
Mrs.
C,
H.
Sawle.
was
raf
Wi'h
cash
a
good
deal
scarcer
Charles
Barrett
of
Barrett
Lake
In
the
Bulkier
Valley
won
fifth
prize
for
UmoUfy
seed
at
the
recent
LIvertoek
Show
and
Grain
Exposition
In
Chicago.
Quito
a
farce
o-mntit?
of
fur
is
Kn
tomht
by
c.
W.
Dwaon
at
Hazelten.
DHitee
th-
list
few
davs
tulte
a
rmmbe-
of
traopers
hnve
brought
In
thntr
cntches
and
con-iderable
monev
a-
a
mult,
has
been
put
Into
circulation.
At
the
reort
Vancouver
Winter
Show.
J.
c.
IMIit
of
Tullcwa
won
third
nrH
In
the
amateur
potato
growers-
class.
Mrs.
MarvhBkin
who
remem-berrd
hy
many
none
in
this
district
is
now
TMidR
in
ANwtieen-
hlre
0tftnt
Local
friends
have
neard
from
her.
Aln
RHtherfoTi
of
fimlthers
left
estrlv
ka
typk
by
err
for
Van
couver
whence,
he
mav
drive
to
by
A.
Rartort.
dsiver
and
mechanic.
SKIDEGATE
Mrs.
Carpenter's
many
friend.
have
learned
with
delight
that
she
has
again
taken
over
the
dutle
of
FOR
YOUR
CONVENIENCE
We
maintain
a
day
and
night
service.
Our
garage
is
open
from
8
a.m.
tr
l
ajn.
You
wli;
like
our
service
Please
try
it
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
Telephone
52
y
Cut
Down
Prices
on
STOVE
WOOD
12(
11
or
lC-inch
lentth
DRY
SPRUCE
and
CEDAR
GREEN
HEMLOCK.
ALDER
and
JACKPINE
Cedar
Pllinrs
and
Radio
Poles
N.
Carlson
&
J.
Flostrand
Telephone
Grren
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
'
Total
capacity
20,000
tons
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
tor
Steel
and
Wood
Vessel
Sawmill
and
MInlngMachlncry
Repaired
and
Overhauled
r
Iron
and
Brass
Casllng
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
50-lnn
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
I
fled
and
the
winner
was
Sammy
j
Senkplel.
.
j
The
strong
run
of
large
ooho
sal-
the
Bulkier
VsJley
Several
tons
of
moa-
"r.Uy
reported
In
8kide-
produce
has
already
been
disposed
f31
lnltt-
continues
in
full
swing,
of
In
this
mennej.
'
A
large
spring
salmon
was
also
caught
recently.
"As
President
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cr6ss
Society
I
can
assure
the
Prime
Minister
and
the
people
of
Canada
that
the
Red
Cross
will
devote
its
best
thought
and
energies
to
the
wise
and
efficient
administration
of
the
National
Emergency
Fund,
raised
for
the
mitigation
of
suiiermg
during
uie
coming
winter."
C
A
NIA
D
J
A
N
RED
CROSS
toch
NAME
ADDRESS
-
r.CA:.
wnl"
PORT
SIMPSON
fiwnn
ror
gooa
resjuirea
irom
i
the
stores
Is
bein
followed
more
than
ever
before
by
the
fanners
of
I
e
Attach
VAur
kntifhitr(iM
ikii
v.
j
..
.
Wuk
or'
t.nd
te
th,
Kar.t
Vri
"
"
Z'T,
'
"
Cm.dUn
ud
Cr..
eoci.i,.
Mrs.
C.
B.
Flewin.
Uu
had
charge
of
the
affair
.
t
1
'
1
iUt
:
,
t.
The
annual
bazaar
of
the
Wo-1
Jonn
Buhby
of
Prince
Ropen
men's
Auxiliary
of
the
Port
Simp-
ilaId
n
oifldal
vUit
here
week
son
Hospital
was
held
in
the
Church
Hall.
The
sum
of
$80
was
realized.
in
connection
witn
tne
UburnM
on
the
Grrice
Church
Hill
ft
of
Canada's
Wealth
is
in
Life
Insurance
YOUU
investment
hi
Life
Insurance
li
safe
guarded
by
iisets
totalling
billions
of
dollars
assets
which
form
six
per
cent,
of
Canada!
total
wealth.
Such
security
is
an
important
reason
vhy
Life
Insurance
has
always
paid
one
hundred
cents
ou
the
dollar.
No
matter
what
other
securities
have
declined,
Life
Insurance
has
never
depreciated
in
value
nor
caused
uny
loss
to
policyholders.
Life
Insurance
can
do
much
more
than
protect
your
loved
ones
when
you
are
gone.
It
ran
pay
for
the
education
of
your
children
provide
a
cash
reserve
for
emergencies
make
possible
independence
when
you
retire.
All
of
these
advantages
may
he
yours
with
absolute
safety
and
certainty.
Dicu
your
needs
with
a
Life
Insurance
Representative
now
may
be
uninsurable.
Life
I
tomorrow
-you
nsurance
s,
oervice
One
of
a
ierie$
of
metMej
$poruortd
by
Life
Insurant
Ctmpanit$.