Aofi
rwo
Rheumatism
So
Bad
Could
Hardly
Walk
Vn.
Wm.
Knenxif,.
R.S.
No.
5.
Goelph,
Out,
writi
-"For
jtn
I
Mfftnl
with
rheusiatiam,
ud
my
Land
and
feet
ued
to
twtS
to,
at
time,
I
could
Urdly
walk,
and
ci
.ild
not
aleep
wr
reit
for
tie
pain.
X
iul
different
kind
of
medicine,
tot
g.'t
nothing
to
do
ID
any
food
until
a
fnmd
told
me
to
taka
Burdock
Blood
Bitters.
Now
I
have
do
mora
paioa
and
th
iheumatUm
i
all
gota."
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Monday,
Jane
14,
1931
YES,
WE
HAVE
NO
GOOD
TURNIPS
Turnips
have
been
discussed
since
the
editorial
of
Friday.
It
is
stated
by
Prince
Rupert
dealers
that
northern
turnips
are
in
much
demand
locally
but
unfortunately
the
farmers
of
the
interior
have
none
to
sell.
All
that
were
available
have
been
marketed
and
now
to
fill
the
demand
it
is
necessary
to
import
turnips
that
are
not
half
as
good
as
the
home
grown
variety
and
they
have
to
come
from
the
State
of
Washinpton.
xurnips
mere
is-no
aemana
ior
uie
product,
do
witn
potatoes
and
other
farm
products.
He
cannot
always
hit
it
right
and
mostly
he
seems
to
hit
it
wrong.
Now
that
there
is
a
duty
on
some
of
the
products
of
the
1
J
!l
11.
A
il
.1
SHOULD
BE
OFFICIAL
It
is
suggested
that
there
should
be
a
government
official
whose
duty
it
would
be
to
pass
back
and
forth
over
the
country
between
Prince
George
and
Prince
Rupert
for
the
purpose
of
helping
the
growers
in
trradincrand
nackinir
MILK
0B5Em
PRODUCED
IN
CANADA
No
wondr
CsnutUn-made
dlahei
art
so
delicious.
Tht
beat
of
milk
irom
selected
htrda,
safeguarded
at
the
aource
by
clean
hominc
of
the
cows
snd
clean
handling
of
the
milk.
Is
evaporated
to
double
nchaete
for
Carnation
Milk
and
hermetically
sealed
in
hi
containers
to
protect
it
until
it
reaches
you.
YouH
find
it
abiolutely
dependable,
xtretnely
convenient
and
lurpriaingly
economical.
Writ
for
Cea
Bteh
anJ
Baby
Booh
CARNATION
CO,
LIMITED,
114
Ablxxi
S.
V...
I.e.
Milk
item
CantdUa
cows,
ptcktd
a
.aasos
in
iatjja
cans
sod
esses.
LOCAL
ITEMS
Elks'
meeting
tonight
at
9
o'clock
in
Metropole
Hall.
All
requested
to
attend.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Robertson
!
who
have
been
on
a
trip
to
Van
eouve.
are
passengers
aboard
the
has
consisted
of
opening
up
a
vein
Prince
Charles
today
returning
tc
with
a
total
width
of
sixteen
feet.
Massett
Across
this
entire
width
the
vein
Is
i
!
mineralized
and
It
was
from
a
chan-
Mis
Kathleen
McLeod,
daughter
r,el
sample
that
the
recent
assay
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
MacLeod,'
was
made-
tbls
lowing
returns
of
Thompson
Street,
left
Saturdiy
25-80
per
ton
In
gold
In
addition
to
for
Ottawa
where
he
has
secured
values
In
silver
and
bismuth.
8ev-a
position.
She
wOl
visit
In
that
city
eral
ut,de
parties
are
manifesting
with
her
sister.
Mrs.
MelsL
ian
interest
In
the
Glacier
Gulch
i
group
in
view
of
the
favor
with
Capt.
and
Mrs.
Oosse
of
Victoria
arrived
in
the
elty
from
the
south
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
UAi
morning
and
wil
tvisit
here
until
Saturday
with
their
son-in-law
and
daughter.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
Alex
ander,
Fifth
Avenue
East.
T.
J.
Shenton.
inspector
of
mines
sailed
last
evening
on
the
Catalt
for
Anyox,
going
to
the
smelter
town
to
investigate
the
circumstances
of
an
accident
last
Thursday
when
Stave
Franovlch.
40-year
old
Jugo-Slavla
miner,
was
killed;
In
tJin
HIHrtpn
f'reolr
mint
!
-
I
TK.A
nui.f
n
TV
The
farmers'
difficulty
is
that
sometimes
when
he
sows
kfned
to
the
city
couver
McDonald
re-on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morning
from
Van-
where
he
attended
a
rir,:iij5
puiuea
iiume
.uy
Mrs.
wcuonaia
and
son,
Angus,
who
have
been
in
irtjino
ujiu
uueui
it
Mrems
j
eiiMinauie
lu
suppose
mat
(Spokane
following
bereavement
Jn'
the
interior
people
might
supply
a
good
deal
of
the
needs
i
Mrs.
McDonald's
family.
oi
i'nnce
Kupert
people
in
the
way
of
fruit,
vegetables
and
other
garden
truck.
At
any
rate
an
effort
should
be
made
to
get
together
in
the
matter
of
buying
and
selling.
Mrs.
R.
J.
Andrus
of
Mlnneapol-
v
arrived
in
the
-city
from
Ketch;
kan
on
the
Princess
Louise
Satin
1
day
afternoon
and.
after
spending
,
the
week-end
as
the
guest
of
he
brother
and
sister-in-law,
Mr.
andj
Mrs.
C.
A.
Kirkendall
returned
'
Ketchikan
this
morning
on
the
ss.
Princess
Charlotte.
Mrs.
Andrus
is
the
wife
of
the
president
of
the
Public
Utilities
Consolidated
Cor
their
stuff
and
thus
uniform
and
insuring
a
more
depend-1
poration
of
Minneapolis,
who
is
nt
able
supply.
present
in
Ketchikan
In
connection
;
These
are
davs
when
as
much
as
nossihle
nf
our
mnnev
!
wlth
Pwer
affairs
there.
Mr.
an
1
.
.
.
.
.
-
.
W.
AV
..Ill
MnU
Should
hp
kpnt
nt
hmrtP
nnrl
up
knnu:
mi
hotter
mthnil
nf,"
"'
1
aav
w
aVVV
W
V
W
IttVUII
,
S
I..
Skagway
viraffUTflv
before
nomr
returning
rttttimfn
-
..
doing
it
than
by
increasing
the
-development
of
the
agricultural
and
horticultural
possibilities
of
the
district.
south.
LETTER
BOX
ALICE
A
KM
PUBLIC
WOUKS
to
Bklltor.
Dally
News:
1
In
the
news
Items
In
your
paper
May
27
you
mentioned
the
Alice
Arm
Branch
of
the
D.
C.
Chamber
.
of
Mines
at
a
recent
meeting
in
protest
at
the
unfairness
ot
public
works
employment
given
here.
I
wish
to
point
out
this
meeting
was
not
held
under
the
auspices
of
this
organization,
but
was
held
by
the
citizens
and
prospectors
of
the
camp
for
the
purpose
ot
endorsing
.
oetition
to
the
government
asking
to
investigate
the
approprlaUon
"pent
here
last
year,
and
the
unfairness
of
employment
given
on
relief
work
here
last
winter,
and
asking
to
have
this
year's
appropriation
spent
on
the
Upper
Kltsault
Road
and
trails
to
mining
properties
Instead
of
gravelling
streets
tn
the
town.
MORRIS
PETERSON,
Alice
Arm,
B.C.
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
chased
at
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Office
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Stand.
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Granville
SL.
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Karl
Anderson.
Prince
Oeorge.
B.C.
R.
W.
Riley.
Terrace,
B.C.
)
r
Oeneral
store,
Anyox.
Smithers
Drug
Store,
Smith-
ers,
B.C.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
june
H
1J3
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Another
Party
Off
to
Nation
River
Good
Cold
Yalues
on
Glacier
Gulch
Coal
in
Central
Interior
Departure
of
a
second
airplane
from
Vancouver
for
the
Nation
River
district,
where
rich
gold
discoveries
are
reported
to
have
been
made,
indicates
a
race
between
two
parties
to
the
new
field.
The
members
of
the
latest
party
were
I.
B.
Slater,
F.
S.
Slater,
W.
R.
Coulter
and
E.
Moller.
Their
plane
is
a
Junkers
seaplane
belonging
to
the
Air-Land
Manufacturing
Co.
and
piloted
by
Capt.
E.
W.
C.
Dobbln.
Tlw
machine
was
to
stop
at
.Fort
St
James
en
route
to
Nation
Rlver.
I
Interest
continues
to
be
displayed
I
in
the
gold-bismuth
showings
on
the
Olacier
Gulch
property
near
Smithers,
owned
Dy
Grover
Loveless,
S.
F.
Campbell
and
Wesley
Banta
las
a
result
of
samples
sent
out
re
cently
for
assay.
Development
of
rthis
property
has
continued
rapid-TV
as
private
funds
of
the
owners
would
permit
and
the
latest
work
which
gold
properties
are
being
-viewed
today.
It
Is
expected
that
cral
engineers
will
be
on
the
property
within
the
next
few
weeks
to
(
conduct
examinations.
Several
coal
fields
of
large
extent
have
been
located
along
the
tine
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
through
the
Bulkley
Valley
but
lack
of
a
nearby
market
is
hindering
development.
The
Telkwa
Collieries
is
at
present
the
only
producer
and
supplies
the
domestic
market
between
Prince
George
and
the
coast
with
an
excellent
grade
of
fuel.
E.
C.
Manning,
assistant
chief
forester
for
the
province
and
former
district
forester
here,
arrived
in
the
cUyoh
this
afternoon's,
train
iiuuuwju;
urCugcrthe
central
cmers
convention.
He-was
:rm-tertoront,fflclal4lutle..HeiUbe
here
for
a
few
days
before
proceeding
to
his
headquarters
In
Victoria.
At
Lasll
The
Truth
About
PIMPLES
Pimple,
acne
and
blackhradi
are
caused
by
a
rundown,
disordered
tyatein,
by
tboae
harmful
arid
and
toxina
which
make
your
akin
break
out.
So
if
you
want
iwiflly
to
rid
yourself
Of
that
uidy,
UriiiMltrd
complexion
nd
to
obtain
beautiful,
smooth
jkJ
oft
akin
for
all
tiinef
eyci
aparUinff
like
diamond
superb
daily
health-take
Kruwhen
.Salta.
Knut-lien
SalU
are
a
erfert
blend
Of
the
sic
VrUI
aalU
hk
nerve,
fUnd.,
hkjud
and
body
oryaia
ourfit
to
rreeive
from
food
If
Utey're
to
work
prorly
but
if
almply
bnrxMaible
to
ooiain
Uiew
aalta
in
theae
dayi
of
wodern
enokinv
I
ti
..F.
,r"m
e
Kraacheu
nruscoen
SalU
ouu
In
In
a
thus
of
hot
w
aUr
every
morning
before
break
faat
thia
oukkly
puU
back
thrae
i-in-iuui
miueraia
Into
you
ayatew
and
drivea
out
harmful
aeida
and
toilna,
awuring
you
enviable
nnd
glorioua
youtlifui
beauty
and
health.
0
REDUCTION
On
All
Suits
Till
our
prevent
stock
is
sold.
ALL
WORK
GUARANTEED.
Prices
$30
to
$55
LING
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Ave.
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Prepare
Now
Fd
4
ill
"
1
Ruperts
Fall
Fair
This
year
the
Prince
Rupert
Fair
Hoard
is
offering
fiulistaiitlnl
prizes
for
the
best
individual
farm
and
garden
exhibit.
There
is
a
special
prize
for
floral
displays.
Several
new
classes
have
1w?en
added
to
the
flow'er
fiiibv?
section.
The
tone
of
the
fair
will
Jm
improved
by
the
exclusion
of
the
ordinary
sideshow
touts,
the
sideshows
being
mostly
in
the
hands
of
the
Rotary
and
Gyro
Clubs
this
year.
Growers
thoughout
the
district
are
cordially
invited
to
exhibit
this
year
and
visit
the
city
if
possible
during
Fair
'
'
Week.
Watch
the
Daily
iews
for
details,
both
before
and
after
and
during
the
time
of
the
Fair.
Capital,
f
36,000,000
Rest
and
Undivided
Profits,
f()8,947,M7
Tout
AiKti,
f
826,96937
BOARD
OF
DIRECTORS
President
Sir
Chajllcs
Gortjon.
as.
h.
Onhman
Dominion
Textile
Cemfuny,
Limit
t
J
VICE-PRESIDENTS
H.
R.
Drummond,
Esq.
.
Major-Gen.
the
Hon.
S.
C
Mfwbuhn,
cho.
Director
Carudu
&
Do-
Vkt-PittidaitTlx
Huron
tnj
minion
Supr
Co.,
Umitti
Erie
Mortge
Corporation
Sir
Frcdeiuck
Williams-Taylor
Former
General
Mirufer,
Btni
ef
Montrul
D.
Forbes
Angus.
Esq.
Quirvun
in
CaruuU,
SuntLtrd
Life
AwtutKe
Company
Lt.-Col.Hebert
NIouon.cmg.mc
Prtndent,
Motion's
Brewery,
LimittJ
i
Harold
Kennedy,
Esq.
Director,
Johnson't
Asbeitot)
Company
C
D.
Frascr.
Esq.
Director,
GreenthieUi,
LimittJ
The
Hon.
Henry
Coocshutt
.
Chairman
snd
Pretulent,
CockJmti
Plow
Company,
Umitei
E
W.
Beatty.
Esq.,
k.c
Chcirman
ami
President,
Canadian
Pacift
Railway
Company
Cm,
Sir
Arthur
Currib.
..
,
&CM.O..
K.C.
Principal,
i
McGtU
Unneriity
F.
E.
Meredith,
Esqcc
Barrtster,
of
Meredith,
Holden,
Hewa'rJ
OHMen
The
Hon.
Thomas
Ahcarn,
r,
c
,
Prettdrnt,
Ottawa
Lqht,
Wat
and
'Power
Company,
Limited
J.
W.
McCoNNEU,
Esq.
President
and
Marurirg
Director,
St.
Lawrence
Sugar
Refiner
in.
Limited
W.
A.
Black.
Esq.
President,
The
fyrW
Flour
Millt
Company,
Limited
A.
O.
Dawson,
Esq.
President,
Canadian
Cottons,
Limited
W.
N.
Tillby.
Esq.,
k.c
':'.
Barrister,
of
Tslley,
Johnston,
Thomnm
and
Parmentet
.
Pajricx
Burns,
Esq.
Chairman,
Burnt
C?
Company,
Limited
Chris.
Spencer,
Esq.
PresidentrDad
Spencer,
Limited,
Departmental
Stores
Ross
H.
McMaster,
Esq.
President,
Steel
Company
of
Canada,
Limited
GENERAL
MANAGERS
'
W.
A,
Bog
Jackson
Dodos
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
18
17
OVER
)0
BRANCHES
IN
CANADA