pace
mo
Sold
fcj
all
4r(
sad
piwlil
itor..;
fU
T.
lUIbiiB
C.
Ltd.,
Toro.io,
Oak
Eczema
On
Hands
Couldn't
Put
Them
In
Water
Mm.
Solomaa
Ethiopf,
KB.
No.
1,
Keuitadt,
Ont,
writes:
"I
was
troubled
with
eciema
for
four
years,
ml
it
was
to
bad
I
could
not
put
my
hauds
in
water.
I
found
Burdock
Biood
Bitters
the
only
medicine
that
tfuultl
gU
me
auj
relief,
and
after
r
taking
four
bottles
the
eczema
bad
411
left
me.
I
can
now
do
mr
own
washing,
and
wisa
to
(ire
thanks
te
B.D.B.
for
what
it
has
done
for
me."
maasf.ttur!.
for
lit
put
H
rrt,
eeb
t
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Monday,
May
18,
1931
"I
are
certain
that
in
the
North
Pacific
we
are
on
the
very
threshold
of
an
era
of
development
and
expansion
I
!
Peter
Gruich
Is
meeting
with
!
great
success
In
raising
hothouse
tomatoes
on
his
farm
near
Smith-
!ets.
Already
Mr.
Qruich
has
marketed
400
pounds
here
and
he
ex-
;peets
to
dispose
of
400
pounds
more.
There
is
a
ready
market.
The
rate
of
wages
for
conscript
fire
fighters
has
been
reduced
from
25c
to
15c
per
hour.
This
will
make
the
task
less
attractive
and
will
pretty
well
eliminate
any
possibility
of
fires
being
set
in
order
to
obtain
employment
fighting
them.
names
nave
also
Deen
u&en
on.
Rev.
L.
J.
Hales
of
Smithers
was
at
Haaelton
recently
to
deliver
the
sermon
at
a
Joint
service
of
the
ABfjUcan
and
United
Churches
there.
The
Joint
service
was
held
as
part
of
the
program
for
observance
of
National
Hospital
Day
at
Hazel-ten.
The
Topley
District
Association
has
appHed
for
representation
on
the
council
of
the
Smithers
and
District
Chamber
of
Commerce.
The
offer
was
accepted.
After
spending
the
winter
months
In
Vacouver,
J.
O.
Mollard
has
returned
to
this
district
and
Is
again
connected
with
the
publie
works
department
here.
.
.
,
.
,
PRINCE
GEORGE
sure
to
use
Prince
Rupert
as
a
western
port
that
leads
di-
elation
has
elected
the
following
i
?.,4t-
'
.::'yrv
First
seaplane
retriever
to
act
:is
rescue
ship
to
aircraft
alighting
from
their
natural
element
upon
waters.
It
was
constructed
by
welding,
without
use
of
rivets
I
i
en
at
Washington,
D.C.
Blackburn
nk-iplfYinm
John
Inhn
Aasman,
Ammn
P.
D.
Carr,
A.
Holm-wood
and
F.
C
Clark;
secretary-
treasurer,
O.
S.
Wood;
executive,
A
Ogston.
The
function
was
conclud-
j
ed
with
a
bridge
party
and
dance.
I
T.
P.
Calhoun,
who
is
suffering
I
from
partial
paralysis
following
a
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monda
May
ij;
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
!
SMITHERS
TERRACE
Mrs.
W.
M.
JJoonan
and
family
of
Telkwa
arrived
on
Thursday
on
a
visit
to
Mrs.
Noonan's
mother,
Mrs.
F.
Bohler.
of
the
Kalum
Visitors
here
from
up
the
line
on
Thursday
Included
Mrs.
P.
Skinner,
Bert
Wilson
and
P.
McNlchol
nf
Usk.
Mr.
Beaumont
of
Houston
returned
to
Terrace
last
week
and
t
"ocated
on
the
ranch
on
the
bench
ormerly
occupied
by
W.
Smith.
Over
three
hundred
new
names'
Mrs..Hagen
of
Vanarsdol
came
have
been
added
to
the
voters'
list
down
to
Terrace
on
a
business
visit
lor
Skeena
riding.
A
great
many
ton
Thursday.
tion
and
Mr.
O'Brien
In
the
Do
minion
telegraph
office.
Mefsrs.
Gwyer
and
Cotton,
dis
trict
engineers
of
the
public
works
!
department
came
in
on
Thursday
to
line
up
the
road
work
for
thj
ensuing
season.
Pat
McPhee
went
out
to
Smithers
on
Wednesday
and
intends
put-
I
ting
in
the
season
thereabouts.
Mr.
Due
brought
a
company
down
from
Kalum
Lake
on
Friday
;
among
the
number
being
Mrs.
r.j
Nlgbtwine,
O.
Gendron
and
O.'
OLander.
Mrs.
T.
E.
Brooks
went
down
to
,wmce
Prince
Rupert
Rupert
.m
.m
Thursday
Thursday
for
for
Which,
will
The
city
councU
is
prospecting
perhaps,
surpass
a
magHitllde
anything
that
tma
rJJT
ir,
rfc
lififT.
nf
J,ra
;nL0
rttix
a
view
to
obtaining
a
supply
of
t
medical
advice,
returning
on
Sat-
7.,Ta
..rr
rTt
u
JT
,f
r
i
softer
water
for
the
city.
Sandfurday.
anai
la
UK
suiLeineui
iuaue
uy
non.
xi.
n.
oievens,
mm-(point
tests
win
be
made
before
any
-
istar
of
trade
and
Commerce,
last
week
when
discussing!
expenditure
is
made
in
the
way
of'
Mrs
W.
S.
Anderson
and
he.-
Canada's
trade
treaties.
He
baaed
his
statement
partlv
on
cfcm
sheu
work.
daughter
returned
on
Thursday
r
the
tabiHsation
of
government
which
is
being
brought
'
K1"!1
aftf
,p"dlne
a
few
daya
about
in
China
but
afco
he
doubtless
had
in
mind
the
new
!
JST
ta
Rupcrt
outlet
to
the
vast
Peace
River
country
about
whkh
Sir
the
year
as
fellows:
president.
Dr.
Henry
Thornton
spoke
recently
as
likelv
to
benefit
Prince
tcari
Ewert:
vice-presidents,
Mrs.
a.
Rupert.
-
IB.
Tart,
J.
R.
Boyd,
D.
W.
Hay,
J.
H.
H.
Steve
through
his
varied
interests
has
cham-jGok,r'
s-
UclteU
and
A
Doedfr-pioned
Northern
British
Columbia
in
the
past
and
we
be-1
8CfeCar"treaiUrer'
0ordon
Here
he
will
do
so
again.
He
has
had
close
associations
with
j
the
C.
P.
R.
and
Wt3
know
now
that
the
C.
P.
R.
is
nrettv
The
Prince
Oeoree
Liberal
Asso-
John
de
Kergiunmeaux
was
the
lucky
prize
winner
at
BUhop't
show
on
Wednesday.
STEWART
Day.
'
Th
Stewart
Board
of
Trade,
at
a
e"ng
decided
to
ask
the
N.
Rogers.
J.
Lambert.
F.
D.
Whit-'
I
mf
eny..
"
r
Hori-
hu
morTj.
D.
Glllls.
Dr.
Carl
Ewert.
J'm
.eduea.tto?'
O.
Wilson.
J.
D.
McLeod.
C.
A.
Blue,!
"
-
mm
u
north
to
vWt
to
a
A.
Lett.
W.
Skmner.
A.
McCallum.
,ur
ottth
tewarl
B.
G.
ParKr,
J.
Lelth
and
E.
j
Thompson.
Tea
was
served
at
the
Stewart
f1n.nwl
tTncnltnl
4w
u
t
n
..Ilk
1-ect
to
the
Orient
If
the
tnid
of
tbP
North
Vanifio
im.
oflton.:
president.
O.
B.
Williams;
,ri
r
-
.
.
.
:
vlp.nrPWnt
Hort
"v
"
juweo,
wc
nvc
kuuu
iiatMuii
iu
ueiieve
mat
me
iraue
oi
.
i'nnce
Rupert
will
improve.
Within
the
next
few
years
we
look
for
great
developments
at
Prince
Rupert.
They
include
the
making
of
this
port
the
western
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
country,
or
perhaps
we
should
be
careful
and
say,
"a
western
outlet"
We
expect
it
to
be
the
chief
outlet.
We
also
look
for
the
eataWiahinent
of
a
Tegular
Bteamahip
line
connecting
Prince
Rupert
with
the
Orient
We
hope
that
this
will
be
a
Canadian
or
British
line
but
if
our
own
people
cannot
recognize
our
superior
position
we
shall
have
to
look
to
the
foreigner
to
do
so.
TTnn
U
U
Qimiano
tmc
lffo!.
.
kw
F.
r
C.
Clark
and
a
w
Mrs.
A.
McMillan;
wmo.
'business
Interests.
Mrs.
Zeffertt
Is
else
to
know
what
iB
oing
on
in
the
world
and
looking
--utw-Mr.
down
from
his
superior
position
he
deliberately
declares
j
Mr$G
c
BoCTt
'next
two
or
three
weeks.
wmi
lie
msc
an
em
oi
proaperuy
coming
ior
ine
lonn
,Biackbun.
Mrs.
8.
Crottcau
and
racmc.
One
of
the
Vancouver
papers
declares
that
their
city
is
the
key
port
We
acknowledge
their
superior
position
in
regard
to
size
and
financial
and
commercial
prominence
but
we
beJiBVD
Prince
Rupert
ha
the
advantage
ot
position
.
1
it:.
.;it
i.
11..
i
rm
.1
..n
uuu
uus
wui-veiiiuaiiy
couni.
ine
uay
wui
come
wnen
.
.
vancouveroramercial
men
will
be
scrambling
to
get
a
nound
to
come
to
this
city.
After
having
spent
the
past
year
The
Women's
Liberal
Association
8,nd
a
"
1ITdLn-1
E"Iaml;
here
has
eleeted
officers
as
follows:
i
a"d
"7
,tend
,z1
to
ta
b,a'u
"er
l"
,8tewtrt
president.
Mrs.
A.
B.
Taft;
vice-.'
Mrs.'"mf
,n
connection
with
hto
local
presidents.
Mrs.
E.
Thompson,
Mrs.
B.
O.
Parker.
VANDERH00F
Rev.
Evan
Baker,
pastor
of
the
United
Church
here,
left
for
Van-,
eouver
to
attend
the
annual
British
Columbia
Conference.
He
was
accompanied
south
by
Mrs.
Baker.
D.
B.
Morklll
has
arrived
from
Victoria,
being
here
to
commence
fill
.....
..
..
llimM..
-1
In
II.
I.
place
in
Pnnco
Rupert
to
share
m
the
prosperity
which
is
;
on
a
successful
winter
season
when
district.
,
a
banquet
was
held
In
the
Canadian!
m..
1
Legion
Hall
with
about
fifty
persons
j
Miss
L.
Q.
Burns,
who
has
been
on
in
attendance.
Dr.
W.
Ross
Stone
a
trip
south,
has
returned
to
Slew-presided
and
Rev.
R.
O.
Dunbar
art.
:
asked
the
blessing.
Speakers
In-
i
I
j
eluded
Rev.
Basil
D.
Prockter,
Mrs.
I
H.
L.
Baker
has
returned
from
a
Clarence
Bmedley.
Miss
Huldah
Lee,
trip
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
in
;
Miss
Mabel
Smedley
and
George
j
the
south.
In
the
final
bridge
and
whist
drive
of
the
season
under
the
auv
pices
of
the
local
Canadian
Legion.
;
prize
winners
were:
bridge,
ladles'
I
recent
stroke,
left
recently
for
the
:
first,
Mrs.
Slater:
second,
Mrs.
B.
F.
,
Hazelton
Hospital
where
he
will
re-
i
ceivr
further
treatment.
'
Jerry
Smith
of
the
chllco
district
!ls
a
patient
In
the
Prince
George
Hospital
where
he
recently
underwent
a
serious
operation.
BURNS
LAKE
Mrs.
D.
M.
Oerow,
Joe
Kerr,
Slvert
Anderson.
Mrs.
James
Clark.
Mrs.
Harry
Smith,
Thomas
Radley
and
M.
F.
Nourse
have
been
elected
directors
of
the
Burns
Lake
District
Hospital
Society
following
the
resignation
of
the
old
board.
Smith:
rn'a
fir.r
Wllll.im
Wvrh.
erley;
second.
W
T.
Mowatt;
whist,
I
ladles'
first.
Mr
Driver,
second,
I
Mrs.
C.
Farquhar;
men's
first,
Frank
Cameronj
jeegnd,
Duncan
Munro.
!
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur
chased
au-
Post
Office
News
Stand,
32S
Granville
St..
Vancouver.
Karl
Anderson.
Prince
George.
B.C.
R.
W.
Riley,
Terrace.
B.C.
General
Store,
Anyox.
Smithers
Drug
Store.
Smith-
ers,
B.C.
CONCERT
ENJOYED
Entertainment
Staged
at
Terrace
by
Parent-Teachers
and
Pupils
TERRACE.
May
18:-Under
the
Joint
auspices
of
the
Parent-Teachers'
Association
and
the
High
School
Literary
Society,
a
very
successful
concert
was
held
in
the
picture
theatre
here
on
Friday
night.
Principal
E.
M.
Dowering
presided
and
briefly
Introduced
the
various
art
ists,
i
Two
songs
were
sung
by
the
pupils
of
the
High
School
Piano
solos
j
were
rendered
by
Misses
Marjory
i
Kenney,
Dorothy
Head,
Helen
Bev-eridge
and
Janet
Voejng
Mis.
R.
l"
SF
llSlt
.
M
In
flnst
st
trio
mm
A
IIm
T
ssvki
f
aa
t
sftWilr..
in
aiisv
vvjiv
biiivi
mia,
mwuh.w
wvwa
ed
a
hearty
encore
by
her
rendering
of
"The
Ladies
of
St.
James."
Two
effective
recitations
were
given
by
A
Attrf
Both
the
local
telegraphers
are,
-
iece
de
re8l8tance-
mK
a
on
a
vacation.
Mr
McLeod
of
the
the
etefer
pUyv
rendered
by
ON,
is
enjoying
a
siesta
at
Kp-
Hgh
School
pupils,
entitled
"A
Return
Lake
and
Tom
Walsh
is
Jurt
gular
m.
Jonn
took
enioying
himself
around
town.
Mr.
lefld
M
Hlgn
deBrass
and
won
high
Portsmouth
Is
relieving
at
the
ta-jpraUe
Ior
hta
clever
presentation.
while
Stewart
McLeod,
as
Mr.
Sur-I
plus
gave
a
dignified
exhibition
of
I
a
harassed
lawyer.
Other
charac-!
ters,
all
of
which
were
cleverly
sas-j
talned,
were
Miss
Sophia
McLaren
as
Charles
Surplus,
Dudley
Little
as
Abel
Quick,
Lloyd
Thomas
as
Smller,
Frank
Green
as
a
porter,
Carmen
Smith
as
Mrs.
Surplus
Margaret
Glass
as
Emily,
Ethel
Moore
as
Mrs.
Deborah
Carter
and
Helen
Greig
as
Matilda
Jane.
Warm
thanks
were
accorded
by
the
crowded
audience
to
all
who
took
part.
Jeane
Wimbles
May
Queen
At
sxrr
t-".Ymmi
vjb
sr
m
rVV
Prince
George
LOCAL
BOY
10
njCiUiitlJ
I
Miss
Kay
Coueli
lWomw
BrLU
,
I
ClonKerratCertmon;
'
'
In
Ilvtler
'
A
wedding
of
much
mlerff,
tank
nlfirA
lat
Th
.,
"
n(f-
.....
out
illUl.MI.I'.
,
I,.,.
Ataka,
Oommlsslone,
c
San,
officiating,
when
Wu.
v
.
.
was
united
In
marriuM
u
rW
Kerr
of
this
city.
Mr
and
tot
nest
Blue
witnessed
th-
ttnmT'
The
marriage
came
.
0jnin.,
surprise
to
friends
both
(,,,,'"
In
Stewart
m
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kerr
..re,
akin,,
residence
In
Stewart
j
groom
Is
In
the
service
oi
thi
morn
um.
rower
Cu
PRINCE
OEOROE.
May
18:
Miss
IT)
i
Jeane
Wimbles
xas
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wife
and
children.
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men,
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.from
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the
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which
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.
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the
advantages
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