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fMjmber
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BUSINESS
IMPROVES
I3LMEDIATE
ACTION
Try
enira
rf
Via
Klnur
nuoiuil
Vx.
T
T
x
More
trick
riding
riding,
but
a
m
itorcycle
this
time-
-members
of
Pennsylvania-
aim
highway
patrol,
during
their
annual
inspection
i
tin
the
Dupont
estate
at
Longwood.
Pa.,
recently
$5.00
10c
..
3.00
$5
00
Sf.09
1.43
.02!
.25
.15
Wednesday,'
Kev.
25,
1931
It
is
not
often
that
governments
move
quickly.
Often
they
take
mftnthe
and
even
years
to
act
on
a
sucrtrestion.
CJO
-
.
i
of
snow.
McBRIDE
pected
relief
road
camps
would
be
at
work
again
by
about
December1
1.
Meanwhile
about
75
men
are
npw
at
Forrest's
camp
awaiting
Instruct
tions
to
resume
wort.
Supplies,
of
i
Rufus
MeKale,
formerly
of
Mc-
Bride,
is
now
settled
In
Vancouver.
j
ah
'iiuiKMiiyH
luanuiauiuiing
urm
announces
a
very
:
;
considerable
increase
in
business
during
the
past
month.
!
a
fire
entailing
a
loss
of
about
Shipments
frqm
the
plant
are
up
four
thousand
dollars
$1.000
occurred
recently
In
Earl1
Vanderhoof
Conservative
OVer
the
Corresponding
month
of
last
J
Vear.
Orders
are
Woodlet
home
at
Red
Pass,
when
,
Aaeoetitlon,
at
Its
annual
meeting
:
i
zi.
hfc
ui.
household
i,..v,u
effects
1
last
Tharsdav
Tnnrsaay
afternnnn
anemoon.
re-eieetea
rc-elpeted
pouring
iney
aeciare.
Reports
have
been
received
here
'to
the
effect
that
a
shipment
of
goods
left
at
a
station
near
here
"
",y
wr
s-cagutr
oi
canons
and
bUled
to
Prince
George
disap-
gathering
at
Paris,
which
is
m
session
toqay,
nas
to
strike
out
a
new
route
and
guide
ii
r
n
nns
amntr
it
i
nam
n
vri
hnnn
n
r.M
ft
i
r.
i
x
i
Hn.
R.
W.
"
fr'r.
r,?
"
"
?
i
of
Pubue
works,
i
i
mfi
6
5
'
.
.
"Uiicuit
to
pass
mem
unmo-
vised
the
local
boarct
of
icmcu.
inp
gatpering
Will
De
nistoric.
;the
attenUon
of
the
NEEpING
REVENUE
The
Tolmie
government
is
needino-
has
ad-
trade
that
!
Gordon
Kerr,
who
has
been
at-Itached
to
the
local
staff
of
the
'Northern
Brttteh
Columbia
Power
!
Co;
ever
since
the
concern
entered
this
field,
has
been
transferred
to
the
company's
plant
on
the
Skeena
River
and
left
for
uiere
last
week,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Kerr.
Ernest
Peterson
has
moved
from
his
business,
place
here
to
bis
private
residence.
A
very
successful
whist
drive
was.
held
Saturday
night
by
the
Cana
dian
Legion,
There
was,
ft
large
attendance
and
the
affair
proved
very
enjoyable.
i
Richard
Bozence
and
several
of
the
men
who
have
been
working
at
Georgia
River
left
last
week
for
Vancouver.
Dale
L
Put
and
William
Asset-KUne.
manager
and
mill
superintendent
respectively
of
the
Premier
mine,
left
last
week
foe
a
trip
south.
I
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,''
VovethW25,
1937
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
BIJfRNSLAKE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Kerre
are
mov-
ting
into
Mrs.
Thrlhg's
residence
souta
of
the
railway
track.
piuvuiui.s
ikuib-
muTCu
Mrs
of
Vancouver,
mo-
from
the
camps
to
the
government
ther
of
M.
Hawthnrr.P
nnri
?rnri.
warenouse
e.
,
mother
of
Mrs.
J.
Wiggins
of
For-
T""
lestdale,
returned
to
her
home
in
K.eiin
isoyar
uunsier
nas
neen
the
south,
last
Tuesday
after
a
visiting
here
recently.
J.
Clegg
has
taken
charge
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
camp
at
Goat
River.
j
visit
fir
the
district
lrr
connection
with
her
business
interests.
were
destrov-!
ed.
Mr.
Woodley
and
T.
A.
O'Rega
I
thc
tottovine
officers
for
the
ensu-were
taken
to
the
Jasper
Hospital)
tag
year
Honorary
President,
Rt.
suffering
Injuries
which
they
sus-
Hon-
&
B-
Bennett:
Honorary
First
,
tained
in
the
fire.
Vice-President,
Hon.
Dr.
S.
F.
Tol-
mle;
Honorary
Second
Vice-Preji-!
ident-
I
J-
M-P-
Honorary'
Mr.
O
Wtetsnnandrt
Wat
,on.
of
raser-
lhe
present
government
of
Great
Britain
is
different.
It
Crydon
w"e
recent
visitor
to
received
a
mandate
from
the
people
and
it
went
to
workMcBrlde-
at
once,
within
a
week
it
had
lined
up
a
policy
and
vester-:
lav
?f
urn
nnnn,inAn
v..
;
a
i.ji
ii;
'
Real
winter
has
"7
"7
,
UfcI"
.
"
aSamgl
hereaboute.Temperaturesof20.be
imra
vice-irestaeni,
sarauei
coc-
w.t
uf
jjuuu
xiuiu
Auieigu
tuuunies.
.ow
durlng
past
few
have!"'
.;;
V
1.Z.
Stephen
A
government
that
moves
like
that
seems
likely
to
sue-!
been
reported
and
there
is
plenty
:
and"
Caleb
f
i1'
Prout.
Atndr0
R;
Taytor
ceeu.
DISARMAMENT
CONFERENCE
ker:
President.
John
!
Vice-President,
Frank
!
Secretary
Treasurer.
W.
McMiikn;
Bswman:
,
J.
Rime:
OEVWVU
uuxu,
.....
,,,
,.
.
...
csecuure,
u.
w.
jjonaia.
j.
w.
H.
Day,
George
Ogston.
Members
of
the
Chiko
Social
,
Club
had
a
meeting
Saturday
night
:
at
the
Parsonage.
Plant
were
made
i
for
the
coming
winter's
activities.
;
m
connection
with
the
Manchunan
affair,
the
cause
for
oeared
before
the
arrival
of
the
partial
disarmament
is
not
hopeless
although
it
might
train
which
was
to
pick
it
up.
it
is
John
BU"ch-
who
has,heen
iden-
have
had
greater
ry
-
phance
..ww
to
succeed
uu.vv.uu
if
Japan
uajjau
had
iLau
not
iiut
flou-
AiUU"
ttt
the
goods
m
ques-
i
led
wlul
Hudson
Bay
Co.
for
.
tPfT
ted
the
the
Geneva
r.flnM.on,inn
council.
Tt,
The
v,:
K
t.
..
X-
,
.u
.
,fSm
tten-
we
wwe
valued
valued
at
at
about
about
$m
350.
lhe.
'our
years,
left
Fort
St.
James-
on
Saturday
for
his
home
In
Bruhn.
provincial
!
tok
a
f"ve
ta
St.
James
during
his
residence
.
or
A
district
engin-,s-
'
j
eer
is
being
brought
to
a
request
;
!
tht
the
road
between,
here
and
i
Fort
Fraser
glrh
mnd
senior
men's
Dunst.er
be
gravelled
this
winter
as'
basketball
teams,
had
no
difficulty
a
relief
measure.
10
defeating
opponents
from
Van-
.'.
i
derhoof
in
snmess
played
but
week
'IdgTTiSne,UV?r
dPat(;h
t0
3
T,?ront?
financial;
Cla
leaders
at
Mountain
View
Tree
fund.
at
Fort
Fraser.
Vayci.
wrjtuunapeiy
mai
is
wnat
we
all
need.
There
is
public
school
for
the
month
were:
,
not
a
businessman
in
Prince
Rupert
but
needs
more
re-
Beatrice
Clear,
Warren
Taylor.!
Mis.
J.
M.
Johnston
has
been
venue
and
rjow
it
seems
that
the
Victoria
administration
1
Mlldred
June
"Rl,rori
HazeI
,'pendlne
a
lew
da
to
Pllnce
is
about
:Baye
FoKtet
and
civto;0e
visaing
with
friends,
to
manhandle
him
again
and
take
away
a
little
mnrp
frrirn-rlof
ktOWr.li
ha
to
nt
w
Bayes.
:
ThA
fttiX,
,1"
I
t0
T
r
tTr
7
cbiuu,B-
!
Mra.
A.
H.
Breen
returned
home.
tSLS
ate8TtSSt
the
gVernment
An
enjoyable
dance
was
held
BV
dlng
two
on
vviU
MU
De
needing
about
five
million
i
dollars
more
next
year
tusday
nlfht
in
the
Beaver
River
ktag
with'
friends
i
uidn
u
is
coiietng
tnis
year
and
that
an
increase
in
the
schooihouse,
the
affair
being
staC-inctime
.
ta,x
wJu
bff
one
of
the
means
of
making
up
this
de-
ed
for
the
benefit
of
the
Christmas
Ancyc
upi
ubuu
liux
uiu
noi
onng
tae
return
exiieo-ted
of
it
sajt
may
possibly
be
increased
or
the
exemptions
removed.
Expenditures
will
be
further
curtailed
in
the
coming
year
witjj
tftp
result
that
the
earning
power
of
labor
win
be
reduced.
All
this
is
not
verr
honefuL
but
set
atrainst
it
in
thp
now
il
i
WE
",Hl
""iwyment
w
increasing,
tiwt
unleis
a
mueh
Brter
ineft8Ure
0f
the
demand
for
manufactured
goods
is
greater
and
tbut
financial
wpport
become
avau-very
soon
there
yjlt
be
a
demand
for
lumber,
fish,
miner-
aie
than
is
at
present
enjoyed.
At
als
and
Qtper
B.
C.
natural
products.
i
public
meeting
held
last
week
While
the
butjook
f
or
some
is
gloomv,
the
prospects
are
thte
the
,lne
of
act,on
whIch
improving
utfby
next
summer
it
is
possible
that
general
I
wa
8tMnn's
XBTored-
uuziuvivB
win
iime
picivcu
uj)
consiueraoiy.
STEWART
The
Stewart
General
Hospital
until
the
end
of
:
in
Prince
George.
Ffehew
are
being
raised
success-1
fuliy
at
the
Shortread
Fur
Farm
!
wMch
Is
located
dose
to
Vander-i
hoof.
R.
C.
McCorkeil
paid
a
vistt
to'
the
farm
last
week.
He
Is
interes
ted
in
the
establishment.
Mrs.
R.
M
Taylor
ta
rolleeMns
poker
hands
on
beimlf
of
the
OUna-
i
will
be
closed
dim
Lealon.
The
uro(fi
wtlf
h
,
used
In
relief
work
this
winter.
C.
J.
Mandef
leld
has
returned,
to
town
for
the
winter
months
to
lcick
after
the
C.
N.
R.
water
tanks.
ALICE
ARM
Waller
Adams,
after
spending
several
week
here,
left
last
week
on
his
return
to
Anyox
where
he
will
spend
the
winter.
The
Aliee
Arm
Athietfc
Associa
tion
held
a
very
successful
card
party
at
the
Club
House
Friday
evening.
There
was
a
goad
atten
dance
and
the
affair
was
very
eh
Jeyable.
J.
A.
Anderson,
road
superlnten
dent
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works,
has
been:
spending
ar
few
days
in
Alice
Arm
on
official
dalles.
He
stated
that
he
had
no
Information
ar
to
when
work
might
be
expected
to
be
resumed
out
on
the
local
unemployment
relief
camp.
A
daughter
was
bora
lost
Friday
at
Alice
Arm
to
Mr.
and
-Mrs.
B,
Fraser.
PASTOR
IS
RESIGNING
Key,
John
II.
Hanson
Is
Leaving
St.
:,
Paul's-
Lutheran
Cbur
oh.
Iler
Dr.
R.
W.
Alward
of
Prince
The
Lakes
District
Young
People's",
.,
,4
'
George.
M.
L.
A.
for
Fort
George
Association
held'
arr
open
social
Frl-i
passed
through
here
last
Thursday
day
evening
with
a
large
crowd
in
t
Rev-
Teixn
K-
Hnson-
pastor
f
en
route
to
Victoria.
Dr.
Alward
Is.
attendance.
Election
of
officers
was
!
st-
Paul'fi
Lutheran
Church
here
for
renorted
as
havine
said
that
he
ex-;
conducted
durine-
th
vmlntf.
i
lne
Pasl
rew
Jea-
presemeu
his
resignation
to
the
congregation.
fit
was
announced
this
morning.
Mr.
Hanson
is
at
present
on
a
mission
taur
to
the-
Peace
River
country.
The
impending
departure
from
the
city
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hanson
and.
family
will
their
friends.
No1
arrangements
turve
yet
been,
made
for
a
successor
to
Mr.
Han-,
son.
Jim
HcvKnn
ami
Tttolrltt
onH
Ufllthlflttf
f
Mtt!i,1Tl
Ctk'H
mOtr
t
111
Ha
Price
50c
a
box
Her
Heart
Was
U
Iti
CeiliYt
le
Housework
Mrs.
8:
Drtgomm,
R.R.
2,
Midland,
Oat
write:
"I
bd
bee
troubled
with-
heart
trouble
for
mujr
ytn.
My
lrt
would
beat
io
fut
I
eould
Lwdly
breathe,
and
I
bad
headache!;
and
dwiy
aad
fainting,
spells.
I
couWn't
getfirry
ojifework
done'
Iwmbo
weak,
I
took
three
bmwrf
of
Milburn's
Heart
and
Narrf
P31a
and
felt
inuch
better,
&ndaow
1
would
But
b'
wilDout
inem
in
me
itouse.
Staid
kit
drill
!
ffi
mmUai
die
o
rmipi
ml
f
kjf
TW
T.
Malhw
Co..
Ltd..
Torealo.
Oat,
Men
Play
Cards
j
Mrs.
Patrfck
Head
As
Ladies
Meet
of
Women's
Aid
to
of
Presbyterian
W.
M.
S.
be
regretted
by
Gathering
nOSDltai
at
AllYOX
at
Home
of
Mrs.
F.
W.
Monday
Evening
Hart
P
1951
your
ANYOX.
No
25-:
The
Wornc
The
Women's
Missionary
Society
1
Auxiliary
to
the
Anyox
Hosphiii
hat
at
Pint
Presbyterian
Church
had
,
elected
officer
for
the
year
u.,
t.,i-a
meeting
Monday
night
at
the
lows:
heme
of
Mrs.
F.
W.
Hart,
Sixth
Av-
Honorary
President.
Mrs.
W
p
!
Bruntll
chipped
out
a
carload
of
fat
I
'Mp
Northland
CapU
Lm
William,
enue
West.
During
the
Udtes'
meet-
Eve.
..pr.
fmm
th
n,,.
ohm.
arrived
in
Dart
last
nleht
frdm
tag
the
men
adjourned
to
the
home
Honorary
Vice-President,
Mrs
Mrs.
Lemleux
of
Prince
Rupert)
to
Prince
Rupert
during
the
past
'
Ketthlkan.
IjaUmg
for
Seattle
after
of
John
Murray,
where
cards
were
S.
Brayfleld.
is
paying
a
visit
here
mother,
Mra.
Sharpies.
with
her
week.
hlvn2
dtsehanecd.
here
eleven
played.
After
the
meeting
the
men
President,
Mrs,
IL
It.
Patrick.
1
carloads
of
fish
for
transshipment
i
returned
to
the
Hart
home
where!
Vite-President
Mw.
A.
R.
Kent
Baft
over
the
Canadian
National
I
delicious
refreshment
were
serv-
j
Seweitfy
-
Treasurer,
Mrs
F
:
Railways.
ed
and
a
social
hour
enjoyed.
Kydd.
an
in
Budget
'MM
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