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era.
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Eczema
All
Over
Her
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Mrt.
Leo
WardJer,
Fpringford,
Ont.,
writo:
"For
a
long
while
I
wm
troubled
with
ecrema
all
over
my
body.
It
would
burn
and
itch
to
at
night
I
could
not
rent.
I
tried
different
remedies
but
of
no
atait.
I
wiaTidTUed
to
talcs
Burdock
Blood
Bitters,
and
after
taltini?
five
bottles
my
blood
M
completely
cleared
of
the
wiema."
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Monday.
Jan.
4,
1032
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Development
of
Whitewater
Property
In
Taku
River
Country
Suspended
For
Winter
Greater
Progress
In
Interior
Expected
According
to
word
received
here,
development
work
on
the
Whitewater
property
in
the
Taku
River
district
which
has
been
carried
out
for
Noah
Timmins
and
associates
has
been
closed
down
owing
to
freezing
of
diamond
drills.
The
crew
employed
on
the
work
has
left
for
the
south.
It
is
un
derstood
that
operations
will
be
resumed
on
the
property
'
in
me
spring
on
a
rainer
large.
scale.
Donald
C.
Simpson
of
Smithers,
in
a
lengthy
letter
In
the
Interior
News,
discusses
the
..purchasing
power
of
the
Orient
In.
connection
with
the
low
price
of
sliver.
Mr.
Simpson
replies
to
certain
statements
on
the
matter
which
were
recently
made
by
Prof.
1L
F.
Angus
of
the
Department
of
Economics
at
'God
Is
Subject
Science
Church
Service
Sunday
The
subject
of
the
lesson-sermon
j
In
all
Christian
Science
churches!
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
and
societies
on
Sunday
was
"God"
i
Among
the
Bible
texts
Included!
L.
S.
McOlll
of
Smithers
thinks
m
the
lesson-sermon
was
the
lot-!
It
particularly
striking
that
capital
ioWlns
Irom
imiin
u
A:
-Hearken;
has
failed
to
take
up
many
oppor-
unt0
mt
my
people;
and
'give
earl
tunltles
In
gold-bearing
deposits-in
unto
me.
O
my
nation:
for
a
law!
the
Omlneca
Mining
Dlvlsoa
Where
proceed
from
me.
and
I
will
I
capital
has
been
supplied
points
out
mftfce
my
judgment
to
rest
for
a1
Mr.
McOUl.
outstanding
success
lfght
of
the
people.-
has
been
achieved
during
the
year
lhe
n-termon
also
Included
'
notably
in
the
stiver-lead
mines
the
t(Ung
of
citations
from
the
'.
such
as
Cronin's
in
the
Babine
chrfctian
Science
textbook.
"Scl-Range
and
Silver
Lake
on
Hudson
ence
and
Health
with
Key
to
the.
Bay
Mountain.
Much
greater
pro-
scriptures,"
by
Mary
Baker
EddyJ
gress
In
these
Is
now
assured
for'one
passage
being
as
follows:
"Oodl
1032.
k
Ka
tawinvnlr
Hut
Tf
U
nnf
y
i
author
of
barbarous
codes.
In
ln-
O.
B.
Bush,
one
of
the
original'
flnlte
Llfe
aml
jve
there
Is
no
owners
of
the
Premier
mine
m.
the
,
,ckneMi
ln
nor
dealhi
and
tne
Portland
Canal
district,
is
now
en-
gcrjptures
declare
tlt
we
live,
gaged
in
developing
three
groins
moTf
and
naTe
our
Mng
ln
tne
of
gold
mining
claims
on
Texada
infinite
Ood."
Island
cn
the
lower
coast.
Before
undertaking
development
of
these!
properties,
Mr.
Bush
made
an
ectro-magnetic
survey
of
the,
ground
and
this
disclosed
what
l.
NEW
HAZELTON
believed
to
be
the
true
vein
system
:
Wl
Klrkhoff
of
J
raier
Lake
was
of
the
area.
Mr.
Bush
believes
that
'
admitted
to
the
Hazelton
Hospital
a
real
gold
produetng
area
will
be
1
u
a
patient
last
Tuesday,
established
on
the
Island,
lie
re'
"
cently
cloeed
down
work
for
the
0n
iivf
Vear's
Day
the
Elks
put
winter.
on
a
picture
show
in
Hazelton
for
beMllt
of
children
of
Hazel
ton,
C.
N.
It.
TRAINS
Kcw
Hsaaltaa
and
district.
j
In
a
seasonal
message
published
fin
the
Omineea
Herald,
11.
C.
(Wrineh.
M.
L.
A.
for
Skent.
expresses
the
hope
that
the
coming
!
year
will
be
a
good
deal
more
pros
perous
one
Tor
the
people
of
the
district
than
was
the
last.
(jft(rerry,
provincial
poultry
inspector,
wno
Is
well
known
here,
dares
that
ant
of
tfce
benefits
of
the
depression
has
been
that
it
has
.impelled
poultrymen
to
sell
off
'their
weaker
and
Inferior
birds
as
la
rewilt
of
which
they
havo
gone
.
through
the
prerent
winter
In
better
shape
than
at
any
Ume
within
the
past
twenty
years.
Get
quick
result
with
a
want
ad
a
dance
In
St.
James
Hall
in
hono
of
the
visitors.
People
of
the
interior
are
be-j
ginning
to
agitate
for
the
completion
of
the
road
from
'smlthers
I
Into
the
Babine
district
via
Cronln
mine.
Building1
of
such
a
road
would
bring
a
great
tleal
of
new
business
into
Smithers.'
!
The
funeral
took
place
from
Sc.
J
James
Anglian
Church
and
under
the
auspices
of
the
Elks
last
Monday
afternoon
of
Robert
Hed-dle.
well
known
district
blacksmith
I
who
dltd
suddenly
in
the
Smithen.
'Hospital
on
Christmas
Eve.
The
late
Mr.
Heddlc
was
55
years
of
age
and
first
came
to
this
district
In
1911
when
he
loeated
at
Hazel-,
ton.
j
Aided
by
several'
falls
of
snow,
:
ski
Jump
In
this
district
are
nip-idly
getting
into
good,
safe
shape
and
this
popular
winter
sport
wll.
'soon
be
under
way
here
as
well
a.
lelfewhere
In
the
district.
1
Sons
of
Canada
are
now
leading
the
local
hockey
league
with
seven
points.
The
Elks
have
five
points
and
the
Canadian
Legion
two.
Canadian
Legion
and
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
teams
are
tied
for
second
place
l:i
the
local
eribbage
league.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
are
ox
top
und
Elks
remain
ln
the
cellar.
There
was
a
large
crowd
at
the
annual
New
Year's
Eve
novelty
dance
which
was
ntlC
on
Thursday
evening.
A
well
known
resident
of
the
Glentanna
district
was
recently
charged
ln
city
police
court
hers
with
trapping
without
a
licence.
He
was
fined
$10
and
costs.
'
A
trial
of
considerable
Interest
to
farmers
took,
place
ln
Burns
Lak
recently
when
a
farmer
was
fined
for
slauhterlng-cattle
In
ths
bush.
According
to
the
Brand
Act.
farmers
must
slaughter
stock
at
or
near
the
principal
buildings
of
their
farms.
Ice
Is
now
being
put
up
for
summer
use
from
Lake
Kathlyn
and
Seymour
Lake.
The
Ice
is
t
,i
l
.11...
i
,
i
:
CAwc.ienw
ijuaiuy
ana
is
hdoui
eighteen
Inches
thick.
A
preliminary
financial
staU-J
ment
issued
by
th
Bulkley
VaJl;y
Fair
Association
Indicates
that!
there
will
be
a
considerable
deficit'
on
the
operations
of
the
last
year
!
BURNS
LAKE
Mist
L.
II.
Adair
is
visiting
af
the
home
of
friends
at
Vanderhoof
for
lollday
season.
District
visitors
ln
town
during
the
past
week
have
Included
Mrs.
William
Patterson
of
Tlntagel.
Neil
Van
de
Veen
of
Tlntagel.
Miss
I.
M.
Marshall.
Miss
Olive
Nourte.
Miss
May
Smith,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
C.
O'Haro.
K,
Engstad
and
D.
R.
Smith
made
a
trio
to
the
Oni-
ineca
Ski
Club
club
bouse
at
Boer
Mountain
on
Tuesday
and
enjoyed
skiing
on
the
mountainside.
Jack
Muwat
of
Tlntagel
Is
now
attending
to
the
Canadian
National
Railways
pumphouse
at
Kldd.
Sara
Cocker,
Conservative
candl-1
date
for
Omlneca.
has
been
a
vl$U
1
tor
to
the
Lakes
District
during
the
oast
week,
B.
A.
Smith
is
reported
to
have;
received
a
contract
for
1&.000
ties
to
be
sublet
out
among
the
settlers
of
the
district.
Miss
Josephine
Metcalfe
of
Col-leymount
was
the
ruest
durfrm
the
holiday
reason
6t
Mr.
and
Mrs?
Ski-!
ney
Godwin
of
Burns
Lake.
Norman
Radley
of
Prince
Georga
spent
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season
here
visiting
with.
Ll.
1
.
,
.
.
MM
'
ma
pareiiu,
but.
ana
Mrs,
i
nomas
Radley.
Miss
May
Ooodell
of
Tlntagel
spent
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
THK
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
January
4,
,1032
I
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
J
-
SMITHERS
Vanderhoof
ana
Smithers
hot
key
teams
met
'n
two
games
hen
at
the
first
of
last
week.
Smlther?
i
won
the
first
9
to
1
while
the
second
was
a
five-all
draw.
Following
the
game
Monday
night
there
was
holiday
season
visiting
at
Francois
Lake
with
her
uncle
and
aunt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Walker.
.
..
n
pcuiiuu
is
oemg
circulated
Dy
the
settlers
of
'Francois
Lake
ask-lng
that
the
Omlneca
Timber
Pro-
.ducts
be
given
a
special
contract
..
M
II
A
mr
ues
10
De
raicen
out
in
the
Fran
eois
Lake
district.
Thu
company
has
received
a
contract
for
,
10.000
ties4
to
be
sublet
out
in
ther
Palling
and
Decker
Lake
districts.
'
D.
Watson
declares
that
the
eov-'
eminent
should
be
mad
.respons
ible
Tur
the
marketing
of
farmers'
erons
If
a
government
failed
to
do
this,
it
should
be
relegated
to
the?
scrap-heap.
Hobart
Parrott
l-
of
the-
opinion
'
that
tne
recall
should
be
applied'
ta
members-
of
Canadian
parliament
tary
bodies.
NEW
HAZELT0N
j
Ous
Chrlstianrcn
of
the
New
Hazelton
Hotel
has
put
up
a
stock
of
18-inch
Ice
from
the
.pond
In
;
io
n
zor
nil
reqnnemenu
nexi
,
summer.
Never-
before
has
lec
been
harvested
so
early
here.
'I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Belrnes
and
Airs.
Brown
of
Klspiox
spent
the'
New
Year
holiday
in
Iliiellon
as
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
W.
,
Dawson.
j
The
Haztltcn
Social
Club
held
a
!
dance
on
New
Year's
Eve
In
Kltan-
max
Hall.
Theie
was
a'
large
crowd
In
ittendance
and
a
fine
time
was
enjoyed
by
all,
splendid
music
be-
i
lng
provided.
Mrs.
David
Dennis,
a
young
In-
dian
womdn,
who
was
found
dead!
on
her
bed
at
Moricetown
from
gunshot
wounds,
had
evidently
ta-
.
'
ken
her
own
life.
She
was
28
years
!
of
age
and
leaves
a
husband
and
Church
two
small
children.
The
children
of
Knox
'THE
SPIRIT
OF
GOOD
FELLOWSHIP''
hided
Government
JiquorShres
Or
direct
from
"Mail
Order
Dept."
Liquor
Control
Hoard
Victoria,
B.C.
Earfjellicoe
ccs;
du,
c.c.v.0,
pcx
llj
.
II
or
1
St.-
,
liJortSe.
ndlnjlmt
ihu
n
hundred.
i
'i
Muraftctvrtd
hj
LapcrUl
Tobacco
Company
,
of
Cnd.
Limited
V
OID
MYE
MISKY
this
ad
verm.
-mum
is
not
published
or
tfi.-piayi'U
by
the
Liquor
Control
U'wrd
or
by
tuu
Government
f
British
Colunibij.
enjoyed
their
annual
I
8imday
School
ehMdno
at
New,
Leon,
formerly
of
New
Hazeltoq
iCliristmas
Tree
entertainment
last
HaseUoa
bad
their
aanual
sleigh-land
now
living
ln
Vancouver
;
Tuesday
evening.
There
was
a
large
ride
outing
on
Saturday
aftemoen
;
.
,
,
United
attendance
of
kiddles.
I
last
as
the
guests
df
Donald
Mc-
Try
s
DaQy
News
want-ad.
Qke
RECORD
SPEAKS
jbp
ITSELF
In
opening
the
CanmUan
Motional
FjliibitliMi
at
Tonmto
on
Friday,
An
tint
18,
FmtI
Jelliriie
raith
"Oeerniierimtof
St
yearn,
the
iHtmhitinn
of
Canaila
ha
lnrraed
by
6,tHI,(HKt
the.
revenue
of
the
Government
from
$!i,()OOf0M
to
t
ttiOjtUMOM
and
the
tnhie
of
her
trud.
from
$169,000,000
to
t2,U)QJX0,000.
In
lh
smite
lime,
her
manufacture
hare
Inrrennetl
ten-fotd
and
her
rri
acreage
three-fold.
Thit
remarkalde
record
encourage
a
feeling
of
ojttiminm
for
the?
future"
Karl
Jcllicoe
ulso
made
tho
following
reference
t
"Cnnudu's
record
growth
constitute
an
achicTCinent
of
world
importance
and
stands
as
a
challenge
to
future
progress.
This
phenomenal
growth
is
the
direct
result
of
that
splendid
courage
and
determination
which
tlte
people
of
Canada
showed
so
strikingly
from
1911-1910'.
The
record
for
public
favour
which
is
held
by
Turret
Cigarettes
is
the
natural
outcome
of
quality
consistently
maintained
throughout
tho
years.
After
all,
nothing
can
replace
good,
honest
tobacco;
grown
and
ripened
right
out
in
the
field
under
nature's
own
sunlight
nothing
artificial
about
that
and
the
high
quality
is
"inbred".
Quality
and
Mildness
U
rret
CIGARETTES