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FrMay,
'March
27,
1931
GRITS
HAVE
CONVENTION
Terrace
Scene
or
Successful
fiaili-erins
Resolutions
Passed
I
V.
Foster.
L.
H.
Kenney
asd
S.
J
Mayer.
Smlthers;
W.
Orant.
Hazel-ton;
S.
II.
Senkplel.
New
Hazelton:
A.
S.'
Tordlffe.
Cedarvale;
W.
C.
Little,
Woodcock:
E.
Hulbert
and
C.
Llndstrom.
Remo;
G.
C.
Cobb
Kalum
Lake;
H.
Frceliham.
La-kelse';
J.
McLaren.
W.
A.
Kirkpat-rlck,
R.
W.
Riley
and
H.
Halllwell.
Terrace,
and
numerous
local
Liberals.
The
chairman
welcomed
the
del-
Mr.
Mayer,
secretary,
read
letters
300
of
congratulation
from
the
leade
of
the
Opposition
at
Victoria
ami
Dr.
Wrinch,
M.L.A.
Various
matters
of
routine
business
were
gone
through
and
a
good
deal
of
time
was
spent
In
amending
the
by-laws
of
the
organization,
a
work
which
had
been
Dost-
25
poned
from
the
previous
meeting
Supper
was
held
at
the
Terrace
hotel
twenty
sitting
down
to
an
(excellent
repast
served
by
Mr.
Wil-Jlee.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
supper
a
further
meeting
was
held
in
ithe
sitting
room
of
the
hotel.
Mi.
Kenney
again
presiding
over
n
'crowded
attendance.
Resolutions
Passed
At
this
meeting
a
series
of
resolutions
were
thoroughly
discussed
and
decisions
taken,
these
Including
a
protest
against
the
one-percent.
Income
tax,
a
request
to
the
public
works
department
to
allo-
The
wheat
at
present
stored'
in
the
elevator
is
about
to
f31?.10
the
ridln
a
sum
addlona'
iSt?
ft
"IT1
P00,K
oTtrZrLeWe7by!
That
IS
good
news
but
it
IS
not
good
enough
for
the
people
the
government
from
the
riding
In
of
prince
Rupert.
It
is
only
because
of
the
hard
time
the
respect
of
the
additional
two
cents
pool
has
been
having
this
year
that
more
has
not
been
said
p"
salln
tax
on
gasoline,
a
re-
about
the
treatment
the
port
has
received
at
the
hands
of
commenda"n
to
the
same
depart-
the
pool.
Possibly
another
year
they
will
be
able
to
do
bet-
hat
.ta
a11
ap.tme.nts
i
ence
available
Will
be
used
to
prevent
their
securing
an
ex-
the
principal
factor
taken
into
tension
of
the
lease
on
the
present
terms.
j
consideration,
a
resolution
deciar-
.
i
lng
the
Domnlon
Election
Act
pre-
.
iferable
to
the
provincial
act,
and
TERMS
ARE
MODIFIED
ClS'S5
,the
i??.!
membef
I
to
visit
the
outlying
districts
more
Despatches
received
yesterday
indicate
that
the
pro-'
icrant.
on
behalf
of
the
vis-vmcial
government
has
modified
the
original
terms
of
the
King
delegates,
voiced
their
thanks
one
per
cent
income
tax
by
granting
exemption
to
married
t0
the
Ter"
Liberals
for
the
men
up
to
$25
a
week
and
to
unmarried
men
up
to
$15
a
ordknty
or
their
reception
and
week
instead
of
$12
as
announced
in
the
budget.This
will
0urt
etheexmel
,ent
trealment
meteJ
be
welcome
news
to
some
of
the
men
who
earn
very
little.
The
place
and
time
of
the
next
siiuiiiujura
win
inui
anoiner
sei
OI
iorms
to
Illl
OUt
and
convention
were
left
to
the
more
records
to
keep,
something
that
increases
the
over-
uve
committee
to
decide
head
cost
in
production.
Already
the
filling
out'
of
forms
.
mnlno
cri
rt
1.1
i.
I
x
-
oui
juu
mi
uuuh
un
iiiu
nine
oi
oince
stalls
anc
now
it
is
to
be
increased.
That
with
the
increase
of
one-quarter
per
cent
on
gross
earnings
will
be
a
very
considerable
tax
increase.
execu-
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
March
27,
1911
Local
business
Interests
claim
that
Prince
Rupert
has
all
the
fa-
congratulated
on
his
appointment
but
he
will
bring
that
has
submlUed
schne.
to
the
much
extra
publicity
to
his
home
city,
and
doubtless
will
SS
f
nXRuff2
water
carry
out
his
duties
faithfully.
..
LKVaTpuJtTn
-
f
l
to
0,00ii
at
a
cost
of
$4T1,-
000.
The
main
alone
would
cost
Best
ProcuraMd'
is
(THE
ORIGINAL)
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
richSt
in
finest
highland
malt
CrM
Sm
UaW
CUmlUk
4
JAW
"hfs
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
U(juor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
$330,000.
THE
DAILY
NEW8
Friday,
March
n
it-
Easy
Living
and
!
Cocktails
Cause
of
Women's
Weight
.
.
NEW
YORK,
March
27:
Auto
TERRACE.
March
27
Liberals
of
I
riding.
fasffiPlving
and
cocktail
Skeena
electoral
district.
held
shrinking
IrjglheUnUed,
States
In-very
successful
convention
at
Ter-
."tared
ihe?omposUe!woman:s
hln
race
on
Tuesday.
Several
of
th
measurement
by
two
Inches
during
delegates
pronounced
it
the
moi.rithc
'ears
01
super-prosperity,
successful
ever
held
In
the
riding.
Authority,
Herbert
L,
Kamber.
E.
T
Kennv
nrociri
s.
rhair.
execuUve
manager
and
tape
mea-
man
of
the
Bkeena
Liberal
Asao-?ure
,ot
of
Ne,w
?0T'S
iesljnlng
and
manufacturing
elation,
and
was
supported
by
Pjaf
wholesale
garment
houses.
Mr.
.Kamber's.
company
supplies
coats
and
dresses
to
the
class
of
Fifth
lAvenue
trade
which
takes
dieting!
Vseriously.
Spinach
and
grapefruit
notwlth-i
standing,
Mr.
Kamber
said
women'
In
the
United
States
are
getting
"hlppier''
and
heavier.
It's
no
se-
cret
in
the
garment
trade,
he
aver-
j
red.
i
Women
who
were
thirty-sixes
and
they
were
few
are
now
thlrty-
egates
and
briefly
opened
the
,
eights,
generally
sueaklne.
and
city
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
.....
5.00
conierence
wnicn
was
new
in
the
j
thirty-eights
have
become
forty
be
For
lesser
periods,
paid
in
advance,
per
month
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
low
the
waistline.
All
this
dieting
Is
just
an
indication
of
the
way
tie
scales
ar,e
going,
it
appears.
"Sylphs
don't
diet."
Mr.
Kamber
remarked
'dryly.
"And
this
talk
about
the
Improvement
in
American
girls'
figures
Is
a
myth."
Side
Whiskers
Are
Necessary
LONDON,
March
27:
One
of
the
maller
hotels
of
the
exclusive
sort
In
the
West
End
of
London
has
a
decree
that
the
waiters
must
grow
side-whiskers.
This
is
in
order
that
they
may
be
identified
as
waiters.
It
is
understood
that
at
the
hotel
where
the
slde-whlskers
cult
has
been
ordained
for
waiters,
patience
Is
exercised
over
new
comers
on
the
staff.
The
responsibilities
of
a
page
promoted
to
waiting
are,
of
course,
increased.
Oeorge
Little
went
east
on
Wed-!
nesday's
train.
,
Terrace.,
Conservatives
held
r
meeting
In
Oordoirs
'h'ptej
on
Wcd-1
nesday
night
to
hear
an
address
i
by
J.
E.
Merryfield,'
provincial
or-
Ulor
Hanson
has
already
been
appointed
to
an
official
1
1
.
n"essary
10
se,Un8
v
gamaerto
nositinn
in
the
T.ihoml
n;n
..-f..
n(
rU
.,...
m
here
to
the
settlers
of
the
district
U
niwfnnrnl
Ch"r
than
H
The
il
i
i
.
linn
u
omuuuiy
in
uur
uauy
Hiiu
uineu
m
Vancouver.
Journed
"
"
"Vi'
lu
,,,Hnt
""i1
very
Duay
man
at
tne-
lederai
capi-
'
at
lai.
we
nanny
know
whether
or
no
Mr.
Hanson
is
tn
ho
coi.
w.
m.
Davis,
city
enciueer.
nectlon
District
News
TERRACE
Father
LeRoy
arrived
from
coast
on
Thursday's
train.
the
party.
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
de
Kergomm
eaux,
who
recently
lost
their
home
by
fire
have
received
two
parcels
of
clothing
from
Mrs.
Robinson,
wife
of
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson,
former
vicar
at
Terrace
and
now
located
at
Princeton.
The
Anglican
W.
A.
has
also
kindly
contributed
a
pair
of
blankets.
Mr.
Tiffin
has
erected
a
neat
RUle
home
on
the
site
at
the
nouse
formerly
owned
by
the
White
family
and
which
was
burned
down
some
years
ago.
Liberals
are
asking
for
ad-
revision
courts
to
be
held
:
Hazelton
and
Terrace
in
con-
wlth
the
new
voters'
lists.
Quite
a
crowd
gathered
at
the;
station
on
Wednesday
to
bid
auj
revoir
to
the
departing
Liberal
del-1
egates
and,
purely
as
a
coincidence,
a
couple
of
the
local
Cpnser-!
vatlves
we're
on
hand
to
welcome)
Joe
Merryfield,
the
Conservative;
W.
Leonard
Palmer,
special
re
organizer,
who
dropped
off
the!
preventative
of
the
Financial
News
of
London,
England,
will
visit
.Prince
Rupert
shortly.
Ills
v'slt
Is
!
expected
to
presage
the
entry
of
.British
capitalists
Into
this
field
.for
the
purpose
of
Investing
their
money.
j
A
Dl!y
New
'"Intf
rwiilt
v(intd
wJP
:
first;
cjioiCe
of
suits
or
spring
coats
New
samples
Just
arrived
of
spring
und
summer
goods
of
the
finest
,
quality
and
the
patterns
of
the
very
latest.
!
LING
THE
CUTTER
Steam
cleaning,
pressing
and
altering.
Free
delivery
to
any
part
of
the
city.
j
LING
THE
TAILOR
1
817
Second
Ave.
fhone
649
train
at
the
time.
Miss
Yvonne
Cote
returned
to
her
home
in
the
south
on
Wednesday's
train.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
E.
Brooks
returned
to
Terrace
on
Wednesday
from
Prince
Rupert
where
Mr.
Brooks
has
been
undergoing
medical
treatment
w.
Homer,
provincial
asses
sor
hhwr;uinranAVl
'
r
over
this
week
in
connection
with
his
work.
It
was
announced
at
the
Liberal
convention
at
Terrace
that
tu.
Hon.
T
D.
Pattullo
will
tour
this
district
in
the
early
future.
A
vote?
of
condolence
for
Mrs.
Devoln,
widow
of
the
late
L.
Devoln,
vice-president
of
the
association,
was
passed
and
W.
Orant
was
elected
to
the
vacant
office.
Ovaltint
is
soil
at
all
good
store,
in
50c,
75c.
4,1.25"
and
spedil
$4.50
family
site
this;
alsotserveJ
at
soJa
fountains.
Picked
Up
Message
Over
Air
From
Far
North
of
Continent
A
couple
of
weeks
ago
Provincial
Constable
M.
J.
Olten
of
the
police
boat
P.
M.
L.
8.
stationed
here,
picked
up
with
his
ame.teur
receiving
set
a
radio
message
from
Sergeant
Henry
Larsen
of
tht
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
at
Coronation
Oulf
in
the
Arctic
Ocean.
Last
night
Constable
Olaen
transmitted
his
reply
to
Sergeant
Larsen
through
station
KOMO
of
Seattle.
East
End
Ladies'
Aid
Has
Meeting
Gathering
of
Lutheran
Church
Workers
Last
Evening
At
Home
of
Mrs.
B.
Charstad
t
The
East
End
Ladies'
Aid
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
met
las:
evening
at
rvhRsk.
of.
.Mrs.
fl.;
Charsttd.
Ambrose
Avenue.
Tri
proceedings
were
opened
by
tlvj
pastor.
Rev.
John
II.
Hanson,
and
.
Dryndahl
and
Mrs
Mrs.
Rlgstad
read
a
norm
o'
h
own
composition.
Before
the
gathering
dispersed,
delicious
lufssah-menta
were
served
by
Mrs.
Charstad
who
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
Dryndahl.
mm
if
m
Ihcrc
is
no
Substitute
For
IS
SPORT
CHAT
Canadlan
Legion
and
OrottowiU
meet
In
the
Billiard
League
this
O.
P.
Tinker
vs.
James
Andrews.
A.
Murray
vs.
George
Howe
Charles
Daptie
vs.
M.
M.
Mc-Lachlan.
A
price
has
been
put
on
the
heads
of
organisers
of
cockfight
in
Yorkshire,
England.
Rumors
Are
persistent
that
the
Moorland
meets
this
year
are
on
a
bigger
seal
nan
ever
and
the
authorities
have
put
up
a
S600
reward
for
the
organisers
and
participants.
Bookie:
operate
ot
the
fights.
It
is
said
and
when
police,
are
too
vigilant
the
meeting
place
Is
shifted.
Th'
birds
sue
brought
In
by
fast
au
tomobues
at
night.
It's
tee
jeream
with
golf
ln
the
miniature
golf
courses
rn
New
Zer
tne
program
lnr'.wied
readings
by
land
on
Sunday,
but
even
then
the
Mn.
Karl
Dytohavn,
Mrs
Lan
1
combination
is
danaerous
In
ih
John
Hanson,
police
court
in
Wellington
recently
the
proprietor
of
a
mlnlatur:
course
was
charged
with
vWatlns
the
ordinances
of
Sunday
observance.
It
is
illegal
for
courses
to
charge
fees
for
golf
or
any
other
game
on
the
Sabbath,
but
In
this
ti
nzrr
ttkw
w
yj-ja
11
yi
1
OVALTINE
has
been
many
years
oh
the
market
and
is
recommended
by
doctors
the
world
over.
Nature!
best
tonic
foods,
rich
creamy
milk,
ripe
barley
malt
and
fresh
eggs
from
our
own
and
-specially
selected
farms,
are
concentrated
in
Ovaltine
by
an
exclusive
process
so
that
vitamins,
carbohydrates,
proteins
and
mineral
salts
are
supplied,
properly
balanced,
with
all
their
natural
health
and
life-giving
goodness
unimpaired.
Ovaltine
is
easily
digested
and
quickly
assimilated
and
aids
in
the
digestion
of
oth'er
foods.
Do
not
be
misled
by
products
claimed
to
be
equal
to
Ovaltine.
No
malt
and
chocolate
powdered
preparation
should
be
compared
with
it.
Ovaltine
is
the
original
and
supreme
tonic
food
beverage.
OVfl
LTI
N
E'
'
TONIC
FOOD
BEVERAGE
ftuiids-up
lbain,42A,
and
'Body
A.
WANI)i:R
I.lMrrrn,
LonJon,
England,
and
Peterborough,
CaniJi
ju
V
case
the
proprietor
had
souht
i.j
cater
to
his
public
in
legal
f.i-i.mn
by
selling
ice
cream
or
soft
dun).,
for
a-
shrPlng,
he
understaudlm;
being
that
patrons
would
be
mvr;.
a
putter
and
golf
ball
with
thru
p
graiu
make
their
last
stand
in
Uie
effort
;
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The
court
de-
to
dispalce
the
Ugton
from
first
i
veiojjea
inai
we
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cream
or
soft
place
in
the
standing.
Line-up
;
drinks
were
obtainable
elscwh.-r.
will
be
as
follows:
for
3d.
and
the
deduction
was'.iu:
Frank
Zleman
'Canadian
Le-I1"
M.
was
for
the
no
f
Th.
giorn
v.
Don
Drown
(Qrotto.l
:
defendant
claimed
that
he
had
not
Marcus
Andrews
vs.
Geo.
Wtuigh.
cwnnyuea
a
crime
and
that
h
had
merely
made
an
honest
BEER,
Milwiulce
Bock
Beer
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tKe
vtuU
Iriumoli
of
a
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rtwtrl
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for
n
unuiustly
lonj
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.
.
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flavoredto
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most
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MilwiuWc
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In
bottles
or.
on
Jrsusk
tt
til
Government
Llqucr
Stores
or
Lleenieo1
Premliei
on
nd
efter
April
lit,
1931,
until
tne
tupply
it
cxhsuitcd.
rise
your
order
early.
Hm
i
cue
lent
to
your
homs.
Detiverlei
free
I
Mad
llritUh
Columbia
fly
DrltUh
Columbia
tt
orkmtn
COAST
BREWERIES
LIMITED
Th
lic.n-nt
it
not
piibhihed
or
diiphyed
by
the
Liquor
Com.
ol
Buord
or
bv
tht
Government
of
llritil
ColuavU.
at-
tempt
to
keep
within
the
law
T!.
magistrate
found
otherwise.
ever,
and
fined
htm
a.
ll.p-.V-
C.
N.
R.
TItAIXS
From
East
Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays.
3:30
p.m.
For
8at
Mondays.
Wednesdays
nd
Saturday.
11
:50
a.m
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