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Tcroito,
Oak
Covered
With
Boils
on
Arms,
Back
and
Keck
Miss
Margaret
Higgins,
Drmeat,
Ont.,
wt
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I
whs
coTered
with
bi.ili
on
my
anni,
face
and
iietk.
I
used
platter
and
other
remedief
with
m.
retults.
Mv
attention
wm
drawn
to
Burdovk
Blood
Bitters,
so
'I
demised
to:
get
a
bottle.
TheTenit
were
nicifUoBi.
as
in
no
time
th
i-.'ili
had
eompletelr
dimnrearrd,
aa
ifgskin
was
dearer
awj
&eeUr
than
uaafactand.
for
tb
put
II
rMrt,
!
Terrace.
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FIRM
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NEEDED
Monday.
March
30,
1931
Eddie
Pennen
to
probably
the
world's
youngest
and
smallest
motorcycle
racer
with
the
smallest
motorcycle
to
match
Because
it
doesn't
pay
to
advertise
poor
products,
It
docs
pay
to
buy
those
advertised.
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Crossvays
and
is
enjoying
balmy
spring
weather.
company
and
P,
workmen.
the
A.
Williams
went
up
to
Dsk
on
Saturday,
L.
Martin
paid
a
hurried
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Friday
returning
on
Saturday.
He
reported
Ru
pert
looking
fine.
On
hand
are
indications
of
the
the
last
remains
of
winter.
The
The
Doukhobors
have
been
a
conabint
smirfP
nf
trnnhlo
willows
have
long
passed
theiV
vicinity
of
Donrl
in
County;
E.
Wlteon
tor
th?
.
Billy-
Blair
one
day
recently
found
anal
his
cash
register
wa
not
working
as
smoothly
as
usual
Investigation
showed
that
several
checks
written
1n
his
favor
had
been
Jammed
in
the
back
of
it.
Some
of
the
cheeks
had
been
written
as
long
as
three
years
ago.
On
presentation
at
the
bank,
they
were
all
honored.
NEWHAZELT0N
Owing
.to
the
condition
of
the
roads,
meetings
of
Farmers'
Institutes
in
various
parts
of
the
centra
Interior
have
been
cancelled,
the
meetings
were
called
to
hear
addresses
by
Dr.
Knight
of
Victoria
and
J.
Travis,
district
agriculturalist
for
the
Peace
River
district.
The
Felix
Bridge
Club
met
on
Tuesday
of
last
week
at
the
home
of-
Mrs.
W.
Wf'Anderson.
The
winner
of
the
prize-was
Mrs.
Jat
Mrs.
Norman
Cary
and
three
children
have
returned
from
Vancouver
where
they
spent
the
past
six
months.
C.
N.
R.
TRAIN'S
I
From
East
flunflays,
Twsdays
land
Thursdays.
3:30
p.m.
For
East
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Saturdays,
11:30
am.
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NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
TERRACE
SMITHERS
,
Miss
Yvonne
Cote
left
on
Wed-1.
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy,
resident
mJnin
nesday
"for
the
south
after
a
engineer.
Prince
Rupert,
is
givin;
lengthy
holiday
at
her
home
in;
a
series
of
lectures
in
the
Muni-
H.
McEwan
of
the
C.N.R.
freight
department
paid
a
business
visit
to
Terrace
on
Thursday.
cipal
Offi&c
nere.
Lectures
are
hell,
each
afternoon
and
evening.
Con
slderable
interest
is
being
taken.
Oolf
devotees
of.
Smlthers
are
again
blannlne
the
establishment
After
spending
a
few
weeks
with
-of
a
course
here
It
is
expeeted
io
her
mother.
Mrs.
Raven.
Mrs.
n.jlay
out
six
holes
for
play
this
S.
Creelman
returned
home
to
summer.
There
Is
an
ideal
sltei
Chllliwack
via
the
coast
on
Thurs-;
close
to
town.
day.
Mrs.
Raven
accompanied
her
daughter
to
the
coast,
returning
on
Saturday.
Mrs.
Halliwell
and
grandchild
Journeyed
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Thursday,
proposing
to
remain
a
few
days.
C.
W.
Homer,
provincial
assessor
returned
to
Prince
'Rupert
on
Thursday
after
completing
th?
j
municipal
list
at
Terrace.
1.401
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Classified
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
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Mrs.
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Mcintosh
came
up
U
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
,
3a
!
Terrace
on.
Saturday
tor
the
week
Legal
notice,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
;
U
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a
1
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Mr.,MeInosh
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already
at
Uv
uoniraci
raies
on
application.
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and
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of
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of
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The"
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
has
started
extensive
Improvements
to
the
interior
of
the
hall
here.
It
is
expected
be-i;
fore
tbe
vr;
is
finished
that
about
$2,000
will
have
bien
spent.
Soundings
have
been
taken
for
power
sites
at
a
number
of
points
on
the
Bulkier
River
by
a
water,
rights
survey
party.
Work
has
been
suspended
for
the
present
but
U
expected
to
be
resumed
when
life
water
gets
low
again
in
Jane.
Business
in
the
cedar
pole
txad
continues
quiet
and
no
new
orders
are
In
sight
to
boost
the
industry
in
this
district.
Shipment
has
been
completed
on
some
orders
recently
received
and
at
present
some
boomsticks
and
fence
posts
represent
the
total
timber
activity
throughout
the
district.
Traffic
has
been
suspended
tem-i
porarily
on
practicaUy
all
the
roads
in
the
central
interior.
With
the
frost
going
out
of
them,
the
roads
are
at
present
a
virtual
sea
of
mud
into
which
even
the
light-
in
British
Columbia
for
many
years
and
the
authorities
renlth
neAn
plants
nd4ert
veh,des
tak
to
A'ilt-
nave
been
lenient
with
them
because
they
ascribed
their
teen-above
the
surface.
But
for
outbreaks
to
ignorances.
Now
it
is
timaUatiurfj.fifrh-
sharp
nights
the
trees
would
have
sr
hand
was
snown
as
they
apparently
uo
not:
appreciate.,
been,
Uc
fun
bud
before
now.
1
anything
else.
POSSIBLY
NEW
ERA
by
the
British
Parliament.
Unfortunately,
the
British
Conservatives
have
announced
that
they
will
nobbe
a
party
to
the
conference
so
that
if
the
MacDonald
Government
falls
before
the
matter
is
settled
it
is
possibe
the
work
will
have
to
be
done
over
again.
BASEBALL
ON
THIS
CONTINENT
So
great
a
hold
has
baseball
on
this
mntinanr
tW
tho
The
commissioners
started
a
crew
ofmeiv
on
relief
work
this
morning"
anarilhe
ordinary
road
work
Is
expected
to
open
up
dur-
It
seems
probable
that
new
era
has
set
in
for
the
gov-
mg
the
week
ernment
of
India.
LorIrwin,
representing
the
British
-
government
has
negotiated
neeotiated
a
a
truce
truce
with
with
the
the
large
larrro
croup!
prnnn
DDIrUP
nnTMri7
rVtTM?
of
objectors
led
bv
Mahatma
Gandhi
and
this
hris
now
hpon
I
ratified
by
the
All-India
Congress
committee.
The
next
1
move
will
be
a
conference
of
allthe
leaders
in
India
and
the
i
The
city
of
Prlnce
Oeorge
wm
rnnrAconfotivoo
of
fV,o
T,.,-f;.,i,
.
:
be
forced
to
close
down
all
direct
and
indirect
relief
within
the
next
twp
weeks.
By
the
second
week
in
April,-
all-available
funds
will
have
become
completely
exhausted.
i
death
of
a
baseball
magnate
is
almost
as
great
an
event
as
enforce
workmen's
the
passing
of
a
president.
Men
who
are
leaders
in
this
!
form
of
sport
are
much
better
known
to
manv
nponlo
than
iXf-
Creek.
ueJrie.
Judge
Robertson,
i
i
i.
.
.
.
iwun
Court
here,
uric,
ruled
iuicu
that
uiai
the
iur
oiners
others,
.
arc
noiiucai
leaders,
it
was
quite
a
coincidence
that
at
the.
had
sought
liens
agamst
the
wrong
week-end
two
such
men
as
Ban
Johnson
and
E.
S.
Barnard
I
poi
e.
j.
Avison
of
Quesnei
ac-1
snouia
pass
away,
one
president
ol
the
American
League.11
a
counwl
i0T
the
defendant
ami
uiu
oiner
a
ionner
president.
Charlie
Tat.
Chinese
cook,
and
Bert
Forsman
and
Ounnard
Nlel-aon
were
the
only
successful
claimants
out
of
seventeen
against
the
Pioneer
Pole
Co.
and
Fred
Steven',
the
'company's
representative,
to
Hens
against
,
PROMOTED
Two
appointments
of
considerable
interest
to
CnidiB
htel
A.
II.
DnenUh
assistant
reneraJ
hotels,
Western
Lines.
quarters
in
Winnipeg,
while
a:
h.
Robertson,
formerly
assistant
to
Mr.
Mathews,
is
promoted
to
the
managership
ol
the
Banff
Springs
Hotel.
Both
of
the
promoted
men
are
well
known
and
P
o
d
u
1
a
t
throughout
the
men
andtotht
travelling
publie
in
general,
have
jutt
been
announced
by
II.
F.
Mathews,
genera)
manager
of
hotels.
Western
Lines,
Canadian
Patifie
Railway.
A.
II.
Devenish,
well
known
as
rnan-ager
of
the
Banff
Spring
Hotel,
becomes
manarer
fit
with
head-
A.
X.
Ri4xrtaa
West
and
are
reromit
autkorl-
tie
in
tbe
hotel
tmsinera.
MARRY
AND
LIVE
LONG
Wedded
Bliss
Condncive
to
evitr,
Says
Froirssor
Iing'
LONDON.
March
27:
Marriage
would
appear
to
be
conducive
to
longevity,
says
Dr.
Bernard
Hollander,
the
well
known
ethical
profes
sor.
Married
folk
take
more
care
of
themselves.
But
unhappy
marriages,
on
accoent
of
the
anxiety
and
worry
they
cause,
are
the
surest
means
to
hasten
the
oncoming
of
old
age.
There
are
some
occupations
which
obviously
tend
to
shorten
lives.
The
medical
man's
average
duration
of
life
is
decidedly
low.
Only
successful
lawyers
appear
to
attain
a
great
age,
as
may
be
seen
in
the
case
of
many
of
our
Judges.
Humorists,
philosophers,
historians
and
highly
Intellectual
people,
In
general,
ap-,
pear
to
live
long.
Tlie
group
which
presents
-the
weakest
side
of
long-
eylty
is
that
.the
.novriUU.,
drajf
mansu
ana
poew,
proosoiy
Decause
they
lead,
or
used
to
lead,
more
irregular
lives.
Senile
decay
before
00
years
of
age
should
be
regarded
as
prema
ture.
Men
often
die
as
trees
die-
slowly
and
at
the
top
first.
The
en
ormous
stupidity,
backwardness
and
'red-tapelsm'
of
government
departments
everywhere
are
probably
due
in
large
measure
to
the
fact
that
they
are
too
much
controlled
by
age,
he
says.
ST
o
Little
1'
r
'
1
I1
glflM
:
9:n
Left
A
A
"A-
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7
for
herself
aM
children
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man"
of
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Mas
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nsurance
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only
$2,000
believing
that,
should
he
die,
his
widow
will
have
at
least
that
amount
of
money.
Experience
shows,
however,
that
a
large
portion
of
the
two
thousand
dollars
goes
to
the
doctor,
the
hospital
and
the
undertaker.
Bills
must
be
paid
and
the
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Insurance
money
Is
often
the
only
means
of
payment.
The
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and
the
fatherless
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in
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...
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Fortunately,
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to
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your
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children.
donsultlaLife
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