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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
February
,
193
A
Severe
Cold
President
and
General
Manager
Dr.
Wood's
A
Hacking
Cough
Mrt.
M.
K.
MscXid,
Iona,
N.S.,
writes:
"I
took
CANADA
regarded
as
k
severe
cold
and
developed
a
barking
cough.
I
kept
od
neglecting
it
thinking
it
would
leave
me
like
some
previous
roIcLi
I
had,
but
it
got
worse.
I
tried
every
cough
medicine
1
could
think
of.
tui
ire
iFran
A
friend
dropped
in
to
me
roe
and
advined
me
to
Norway
take
Dr.
Woods
Norway
Pine
Svrup.
I
purchased
a
Pine
bottle
and
relieved."
before
I
had
finished
halt
of
it
J
was
completely
Syrup
Price
35c.
a
bottle;
large
family
size
65c:
at
all
drug
and
general
etorea;
put
up
only
by
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T.
Milburn
Co..
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Ont.
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interesting.
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98
K.
O.
McCL'LLOCH
President
of
The
Mutual
Life
Assurance
Company
of
Canada,
whose
report
for
1931
brings
out
in
the
most
clear-cut
manner
the
strength
and
soundness
of
the
company's
business
and
financial
position,
with
total
assets
of
$126.-818,128.74,
and
surplus
and
con-tinftticy
mmf
of
the
men
in
the
camps
to
work,
stating
that
their
inaction
editor,
Daily
News:
was
due
to
the
inaction
ot
the
federal
authorities.
Mem
bers
ot
the
isennett
Government
have
stood
the
accusa-
:umr
aroumi
the
cuy
to
tht;
effect,
tions
for
a
long
time
without
reply
but
at
last
thev
have
hat
1
,rlend
t0
for
Ult
oitiee
decided
to
stand
it
no
longer
but
to
tell
the
truth
about
the
lf
p01
commissioner
in
the
forth.
matter.
Hon.
Wesley
A.
Gordon,
minister
of
labor,
has
-
been
the
spokesman
for
the
cabinet
and
he
publicly
exposes
the
fallacy.
Mr.
Gordon
shows
that
the
Tolmie
Government
delayed
from
August
to
October
before
information
was
available
making
approval
of
any
work
possible
and
that,
since
that,
the
details
of
the
work
as
required
by
their
agreement
have
not
been
sent
to
them.
In
spite
of
the
inaction
of
the
provincial
government,
the
federal
government
made
several
advances
of
money
toward
relief
and
also
came
to
their
rescue
at
New
York.
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per
lb.
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view
of
this
statement
by
a
responsible
minister
oi
Ready-cut
Wfcni
,
.9
ftp
the
Crown
at
Ottawa,
it
seems
not
at
all
unlikely
that
the!
3
lbs
:
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"VX,
statement
made
in
the
heat
of
the
Columbia
election,
which
butter-Albert
creamery
o
at
me
time
was
generally
uiscreaueti,
was
irue.
it
was
ioi
-
-
the
effect
that
the
provincial
government
did
not
want
the
fcdf
'hT
relief
work
to
but
that
the
proceed
responsible
provincial
(Km,
omi
Kipper
snack
ministers
were
hindering
rather
than
helping
the
ad-i
per
tin
vancement
of
the
work.
j
Quaker
corn
The
speech
of
Mr.
Gordon
in
the
House
of
Commons1
i
VPstprriAv
must
have
rnnawl
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f
nntpvnnti'nn
In
tKp
Royal
City
Green
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Tolmie
ranks,
especially
in
view
of
the
likely
near
approach
of
an
election.
With
the
province
unable
to
balance
1
1
i.
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f
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its
ouugei,
accortung
to
me
statement
oi
me
iinance
min
No.
3Vfc
tins
per
tin
ister
as
telegraphed
out
by
the
Canadian
Press
yesterday
;
j
cottage
Roils
Boneless
with
taxation
increase
imminent;
the
action
of
the
Ot-I
moked
iders.
per
lb
tawa
authorities
in
refusing
to
take
the
blame
for
the
un-!Cr!T
ln
Patlr
employment
relief
blunder
makes
the
provincial
govern-
Shmkienvieat-1,a
ment's
prospect
for
re-election
'even
worse
than
it
was
pr
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at
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lb
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Thrift
Tea
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blended
very
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family
tea
per
lb.
toria
administrator
have
been
doing
oi
saying.
Now
the;jif
-suds
in
per
ft).
a
Jiffy"
Jegwiative
mills
are
again
getting
busy.
The
Ottawa
house
!
per
pk
is
in
session
and
the
Victoria
legislature
will
open
its
0""1
sP-Lon
bars
spring
session
very
soon.
The
result
will
be
that
we
shall
be
getting
a
good
deal
of
political
news
with
China
and
Japan
tending
to
fade
into
the
background.
The
British
political
situation
also
remains
of
considerable
interest
although
the
big
holt
of
the
year
has
probably
been
shot
there
with
the
announcement
of
a
tariff
against
the
world
with
a
preference
to
Empire
nations.
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Dried
Prunes
Nice
size
.
3
lbs.
5c
6c
8c
19p
'
v
per
tin
Aylmer
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Plums
In
heavy
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14c
17c
25c
9c
10c
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34c
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14c
25c
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ON
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FOR
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Rupert
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Rupert
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25c
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"CARRY
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"
raraiajtBi
tvvBtvntisTra
s
W.
II.
SOMERV1LLE
General
manager
of
The
Mutual
Life
Assurance
Company
of
Canada,
whose
operating
results
for
1931
were
exceptionally
favorable.
Surplus
earnings
were
$5.-463.6SO.00;
dividends
paid
policyholders,
$4.6898J1:
new
assurances
paid
for,
t&S.mjMOO.
assurance
in
force,
December
31.
1931,
$613,379,937.00
IN
THE
LETTER
BOX
ENLIGHTENING
SPEECH
!
cavdidath
for
For
months
past
the
administration
at
Victoria
has
been'
police
commissioner
LENTEN
coming
election.
I
wish
to
say
that
this
it
not
so.
While
I
have
been
approached
in
this
matter,
I
have
definitely
con-
I
will
not
be
a
candl-
As
there
seems
to
be
a
consistent
J?"
date
cnieiiy
ior
ine
iouowing
rea-
sons:
1.
I
am
not
in
favor
of
a
change
in
our
present
efficient
police
system.
2.
From
observations
ln
past
years
as
to
conditions
having
developed
under
police
commission
administration,
most
of
which
no
doubt
is
still
fresh
in
the
mind
of
oar
citizens,
I
have
no
ambition
for
such
office.
3.
By
lending
my
name
as
a
candidate
in
the
election
next
week,
it
jmay
be
the
means
of
assisting
In
'bringing
our
police
administration
;
bock
under
political
and
petty
local
I
influences.
My
personal
advice
to
our
electors
Is
to
make
sure
to
cast
their
ballot
next
Thursday,
the
18th,
in
favor
of
continuing
our
present
provincial
police.
It
has
been
cited
against
the
police
that
they
cancelld
the
licence
of
a
reckless
ear
driver.
Their
greater
omission
to
my
mind
Is
that
they
have
not
cancelled
the
licences
of
more
drivers
of
the
same
class.
The
recent
pit-lamping
case
has
been
brought
Into
the
issue
as
well,
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
this
took
place
outside
the
eity
limits.
This
was
a
matter
In
the
hands
of
the
game
warden
and
had
nothing
whatever
to
do
with
the
city
police.
Your
very
truly.
JOHN
DYBHAVN.
FAVOUS
LOCAL
POLICE
Editor,
Daily
News:
If
you
can
afford
sufficient
of
!
your
rahbl
space
to
publish
this
1
letter,
It
will
certainly
be
apprecte-I
ted
by
the
writer,
in
the
Interests
of
fair
play.
I
have
read
with
interest,
letters
from
Citizen,
Observer,
and
Taxpayer
regarding
the
approaching
plebiscite
on
the
potiee
question
The
writers
leave
no
doubt
as
to
the
manner
ln
which
they
intend
to
vote,
but
I
feel
that
there
is
a
good
deal
that
has
been
left
unsaid.
One
would
Infer
from
their
letters
that
the
so-called
underworld
would
stand
to
gain
from
a
locally
controlled
force.
A
careful
canvass
of
the
situation,
however,
would
disclose
that
this
element
is
large-
'
ly
active
in
the
Interests
of
extend-
One
writer
suggests
that
we
get
in
v
Nm
wMh
'or
remain
in
line
with)
aUC
the
trend
of
the
timet
and
stand
for
centralization
01
of
poMee
Ponee-ana
and
Atlantic
Kipper,
-f
Cn
to
ao
1
r.ir
J.OC
iAJ
this
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
North
t
in-.
U.n.u.
,
U..
t.....
Garlic
Rings
per
lb.
Hothouse
Rhubarb
per
lb.
t
California
Lettuce
per
head
15c
10c
(he
Introduction
or
the
provincial
by
the
overwhelming
vote
of
1000
to
300,
and
Nanalmo
has
thrown-them
'
"
out
after
a
trial.
fval
mrrhant
umnM
tint
Innlr
'
9C
Tery
fnvoraUlyjMjppn,
cHWopIe
who
would
send
out
of
town
for,
their
requirements,
but
It
appears,
they
would
not
hesitate
to
send
out
'
of
town
for
thir
police,
even
thouth
local
nolle
of
fleers
mlirht
2C1
Third
Ave.-A
Few
Door
Down
be
more
prone
to
patrontee
white
From
Moose
Hall
Phone
179
merchants
The
city
nt
larup
would
mjolceatl
the
coming
or
an
industry
that
would
nmploy.
even
as
few
men
as
Scientists
declare
"Good
beer
is
a
food!"
IN
A
RECENT
testimony
fnn
to
the
Senate
Committee
of
theUnited
States
at
Wash.
.
rton,
D.
C,
by
Dr.
Graham
Lusk,
Professor
of
Physiology
t
Cornell
University,
beer
was
described
as
"a
good
thing
for
the
people."
Professor
Francis
G.
Benedict,
Director
of
the
Nutrition
Laboratory
of
the
Carnegio
Institute
at
Boston,
Mass.,
explained
experiments
which
demonstrated
that
alcohol
taken
moderately
(as
is
ths
case
when
drink
lng
beer),
had
food
qualities
b
calories
easily
assimilable.
Farther,
Dr.
Francis
Fronzak,
Healt
'icer
of
Buffalo,
stated
deaths
from
alcoholism
had
decreaseu
o
A
in
that
city
since
ths
Peace
Bridge
to
Canada
was
opened.
The
opening
of
the
bridge,
he
safd,
permitted
thousands
of
people
to
enter
Canada
and
obtain
"good
beer"
whereas,
before
such
access
was
available,
they
went
to
the
city
parks
and
drank
"t
i
whisky"
on
Sundays
and
holidays.
He
also
stated
that
deaths
from
alcoholism
during
the
year
following
the
opening
of
the
bridge
were
forty
o
pared
with
eighty
previously.
These
admittances
show
that
good
beer
is
highly
recommended
by
doctors
and
people
who
know.
Pilscner
Lager
Beer
is
proven
by
analysis
to
be
pure,
healthful
and
rtimfcifig.
PILSENER
BEER!
Is
Am
MtMt
Iter,
a
fact
wafci
tfcMU
your
ruiiU
vim
y
pmxtuu
br.
:he
proposed
local
force
would.
Then,
why
cannot
this
city
own
and
control
its
own
police
force,
without
dictation
or
Interference
from
the
outside,
and
give
employment
to
local
eltlzens
badly
ln
need
of
it?
Surely
Prince
Rupert
Is
large
enough
to
Kovern
iUelf,
and
what
could
be
more
democratic
than
a
pflllce
force
supervued
by
a
police
commission,
responsible
to
the
pub-
.
lie
each
year
for
election
arid
reelection?
Thanking
you
for.
your
valuable
space,
I
am,
RATEPAYER,.
'
'
Ht
U
officially
stated
that
the
Province
Is
continuing
to
police
Nanaimo.
Ed.i
O.
N.
M.
TRAINS
Por
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
.
..
3
p.m.
I
torn
the
Fast
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
10:40
am.
MADE
TO
LIVE
AGAIN
NOT
A
MIRACLE
Many
a
watch
that
was
con-
I
sidered
dead,
has
been
brought
'
back
to
life
through
the
skill
of
expert
watchmaking.
We
ean
do
the
same
for
your's,
and
there
may
be
little
the
matter
with
It.
A
cleaning,
oiling,
per-
haps
k
minor
repair,
and
It
la
as
good
as
new,
endorsed
by
our
guarantee.
1
Old
Jewelry.
Make
use
of
It.
Bring
It
ln
and
have
It
repaired
or
remodelled
In
modern
style.
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at
rrw
&
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$
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LIMITED
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or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
hsbiu
early
sajuiml
irt
tfUom
forgoaea
OTART
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savings
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and
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