PAGE
TWO
Canada's
Standard
Couah
Remedv
'THE
of
BUCKLEY'S
Mixture
m
Canada
exceed
that
of
any
other
cough
and
cold
-
JJftcr
t
,
why
-and
different.
EUCKLElTS
i
not
a
toothing
i
yrup,
but
an
anti-acid,
penetratrre
mixture
that
goes
right
to
the
root
of
the
trouble,
and
clean
it
up
in
double
quick
time.
Tate
no
chance
take
BUCKLEY'S.
It
"act
like
a
flash"
in
jtopping
the
cough.
Opens
the
bronchial
tubes,
soothes
the
irritated
tissues,
and
helps
to
build
up
hat
the
cough
tears
down.
,
A
ANCLE
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At
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EDITORS
i
Small
Papers
of
Province
Getting
Hesalts,
Says
Vancouver
Editorial
.
!
British
Columbia
editors
and
pub-,
lUhers
from
all
partg
of
the
prov-1
ince
set
a
fine
example
of
correlated
ef
fortfin
their
two
day
convention
here
last
Friday
and
Saturday,
says
a
Vancouver
Sun
editorial.
They
are
at
home
now,
putting
their
decisions
to
work.
The
theme
that
was
prominent
in
their
discussions
was
the
principle
of
unifying
effort.
The
proof
of
that
was
in
the
very
fact
of
their
meeting
to
iron
out
their
problems
over
a
common
boardt
They
were
::blc
to
benefit
not
only
by
hearing
the
other
person's
viewpoint,
but
by
articulation
and
interpretation
of
their
own
listeners
who
could
un
derstand
and
appreciate.
Editors
and
publishers
in
the
conscientious
pursuit
of
their
calling
play
a
great
part
in
moulding
the
thought
of
their
communities.
If
these
men
and
women
found
such
help
In
the
unifying
of
effort,
then
they
will
by
that
token
gee
how
they
can
broaden
the
principle
"to
the
whole
field
of
the
cities
and
districts
they
serve.
Unified
efforts
in
social
and
public
work
of
all
sorts
is
the
great
$5.00
need
today.
In
the
city
of
Nanaimo
10c
for
example,
there
are
72
separate
organizations
all
with
the
sincere
3.00
purpose
of
church
or
community
service
in
some
form
as
their
basis.
If
these
72
organizations
were
unified
and
their
efforts
concentrated
through
ten
organizations,
they
could
get
vastly
further
along
toward
their
ultimate
objectives.
And
the
exact
parallel
is
true
of
every
city
and
town
in
British
Co-:
lumbia.
In
every
one
of
thoae
places,
when
you
look
for
the
focaf
points
of
community
activity,
you
seek
out
Instinctively
a
live
board
of
trade,
live
newspaper
and
live
community
church.
There
are
the
leaders
and
interpreters
of
public
thoueht.
Plainly
the
f
ewer
and
the
stronger
.
the
contributing
units
to
these
three
Wednesday,
Oct
21,
1931
general
centres,
the
more
effective
.
-
will
be
their
work;
Just
as
a
swift,
strong
tributary
drives
itg
characteristics
into
the
river
lmmeasur
ably
more
tran
a
hundred
little
PnotnA-
.s
ALA
...I
-
1
.
t
.
,
...
brOOfcS.
1
,
1
j
,
rif.
.
;
,
--
i
W
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creaieu
ukium
tne
me
World
ui
m
he
uc
Active
Active
workers
worxers
are
are
not
not
lacking,
jacxing.
JOOked
i
things
OVer
and
say
that
they
Were
good.
By
the
There
are
men
and
women
in
every
mercantile
idea
God
would
have
looked
at
them
and
seen
clty
and
town
rom
chiniwack
to
that
they
were
"the
goods."
Further,
he
remarks
that
uran6n)0k'
from
prince
Rupert
to
had
the
present
mercantile
system
been
in
force,
"all
crea-
2?
lltr'
ho
hardly
know
what
u
u
tnt
25
r
a"
T"ures
AWM'S
-the
ment,
with
a
the
morning
stars
making
sky
signs
sieged
with
the
details
of
ten
to
together
and
all
the
sons
of
God
shouting
for
jobs."
twenty
organizations
m
which
they
Again,
G.
K.
says:
"Trade
is
all
very
well
in
its
way,
but
h
nd.0"lc?l,
,
.
trade
has
been
put
in
the
place
of
truth.
Trade,
which
is
JJ?
let
XseTam
!"
?ature
a
secondary
or
dependent
thing,
has
been
fonlLd'Stu"
cncen
171
BLUENOSE
WINNER.
in
sailinir
nual
it
ie.
nv7r
AmV.
n
.ZeZ?&lXl
bu
both
are
now
making
,'7
4iin.iiv.4ll
IMUUCJIKUr.
Ill
neither
race
was
the
Thebaud
able
to
come
near
the
Canadian
vessel.
Americans
have
maintained
their
supremacy
in
purely
Fpeed
by
the
defeat
of
the
Lipton
challengers
on
various
occasions,
but
in
utility
boats
the
Canadians
still
maintain
their
ascendancy.
Canadians
all
over
the
country
will
be
glad
to
know
of
the
victory
of
the
Nova
Scotian
vessel.
A
shower
was
held
In
honor
of
Mrs.
W.
H.
Stokes
toy
tne
Ladles'
Aid
Society
at
the
home
of
Mrs,
J.
M.
jonnsion
last
Wednesday
Dr.
A.
Knight
of
the
provincial
Department
of
Agriculture
has
been
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
October
iV
195,"
1
n't,
PVmar
an?
independent
thing;
as
an
abso-
cape
a
mass
of
the
details,
and
the
-
iUte.
ine
moderns,
mad
Upon
mere
multiplication,
have
greater
results
will
soon
be
appar-
great
deal
of
work
to
do
and
the
even
made
a
plural
out
of
what
is
eternally
singular,
in
the
ent
Clty
pa.
grass
plots
means
to
do
it.
They
are
close
to
sense
of
single.
They
have
taken
what
all
ancient
philoso-
toadom8"stot,ns.newbuiid-
the
people
they
serve,
know
their
phers
called
the
Good,
and
translated
it
as
the
Goods
"
Hp
r8"
.and
pa,nt
for
old
one
udy
hnate
thoughts
and
views.
They
appie
was
made
for
the
market
and
not
for
the
mouth.
the
things
that
reward
unified
They
are
using
both,to
fine
pUr-To
illustrate
the
nonsense
of
the
present
age
which
says
eWort-
pe-
And
by
every
unity
of
eom-
that
people
are
hungry
because
there
is
too
much
food
BrJn
Columbia's
editors
in
munlty
effort
that
they
can
achieve.
Chesterton
says
it
is
easy
to
believe
in
the
fairy
tale
that
a
and
towns
have
a
they
make
that
Pun
'
beanstalk
grew
until
it
scaled
the
sky,
but
quite
another
"
'
:
-r-rr-rr
......b
y
"unit
nun
ui
wans
nianu
oniy
live,
xie
COUIU
Ueheve
in
the
miracle
that
a
few
fishes
fed
a
multitude
but
not
that
there
were
fewer
fishes
becaus
they
multiplied.
No
one
would
ever
believe
that
thousands
died
of
starvation
n
the
desert
because
they
were
loaded
with
loaves
and
fishes.
While
Chesterton
does
not
reason
it
out
to
its
logical
conclusion,
the
idea
is
that
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
VANDERH00F
in
the
world
it
is
the
time
when
men
and
women
have
to
go
r,n
T
right,
it
is
for
the
statesmen
of
the
day
to
work
out
a
being
harvested
throughout
the
Ne-soiution,
lor,
since
the
men
who
habitually
suffer
have
chak
district.
Oat
yields
up
to
no
learned
to
read
and
learn
of
conditions
they
refuse
to
carry
buhi
per
acre
are
reported.
The
on
in
the
old
way
and
suffer
the
indignity
of
having
to
bee
Nechako
Valley
b
mzkng
substan-for
food
or
employment
when
there
is
plenty
of
food
and
progreM
V"
,lnes
and
each
employment
inhevorld.
It
fa
the
walfatioVo
SSStST
dition
that
makes
men
"Red."
The
way
to
rid
the
world
of
cultivation,
bolshevism
is
to
make
conditions
such
that
there
can
be
no
1
The
Braeside
school
was
onened
just
complaint,
for
the
average
person
is
just
It
is
because
1
ma
tnere
is
a
measure
of
instil
in
Pnnorin
tViof
vn
nMA
v
'tu
v,Au,
o
lew
neus.
uei
rin
oi
tne
rema
nmtr
ininstirf
nnH
fho
rW
teacher.
Reds
here
would
immedately
turn
their
color.
Mrs.
R.
O.
Dunbar
has
been
visiting
her
sister,
Mrs.
D.
Jennings,
at
Olscome
during
the
past
week.
Both
Mrs.
Sack
and
Mrs.
Georee
Canadian
fishinir
hnntR
hnvn
Wm
ihn'
f
u
o.,:
'Strlegler
strlegler
have
have
beei
been
111
during
the
.bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbH
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M
ssHsVMHHsssW'JH
bu
can
see
for
yourself
why
a
le
NORTHERN
ELECTRIC
ADC
Washer
does
your
washing
with
greater
speed
and
thoroughness
than
other
machines
of
equal
capacity.
.
The
agitator,
which
churns
the
washing,
has
six
large
fins
,
.
.
more
than
any
other
washer.
Each
one
gives
a
strong
impulse
...
a
total
of
six
hundred
impulses
per
minute
.
.
.
which
drives
jhe
soapy
water
through
the
fabrics
with
tremendous
force.
The
fins
are
so
perfectly
rounded
and
polished
that
they
cannot
exert
any
wear
on
the
garments.
Even
the
agitator
edge
.
.
.
sunk
below
the
tub
level
and
held
rigid
by
two
anti-tilt
bearings
...
cannot
catch
or
damage
the
fabrics.
There
are
other
reasons,
too,
for
the
efficiency
of
the
ABC.
Northern
Electric
has
thoroughly
tested
ail
the
parts
and
qualities
of
this
raade-in-
Canada
washer
before
awarding
it
the
Northern
Electric
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which
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of
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merit.
NIMH
G
today
lotnycftb
retail
stow
listtJ
in
mud
Jot
yourself
'
rtmrkU
tfficitney
oj
this
and
tht
other
tiorthem
Electric
Approved
Appliances
iltHttrated
mtott.
in
this
district
making
tests
among
dairy
cows.
All
the
cows
so
far
examined
have
been
in
the
best
of
condition.
Constable
II.
J.
Jennings
is
en
lov
ing
a
vacation
by
taking
an
extended
hunting
trip.
Fred
Joudry
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
a
recent
visitor
here
and
at
Fort
St.
James.
An
invitation
has
been
sent
ta
Hon.
Joshua
Hlnchliffe,
minuter
of
education,
and
School
Inspector
W.
O.
Gamble
of
Prince
Oeorge
to
attend
the
forthcoming
Vanderhoof
District
School
Teachers'
Institute
convention.
i
I
Miss
Mabel
Smedley
has
returned
to
her
home
here
from
the
Prince
George
hospital,
where
she
recenUy
underwent
a
serious
opraUon.
TERRACE
I
E.
Chesley,
formerly
a
rancher
at
Shames,
after
SDendlniz
a
few
weeks
In
Terrace,
left
on
Monday
tor
tne
east.
Mrs.
Doble
and
Mrs.
Hogen
ot
Vanarsdol
were
visitors
on
Mon
day.
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week!
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