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Thursday.
March
3,
1932
QUESTION
FOR
CHAMHEK
One
matter
likely
to
come
before
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
its
meeting
Friday
night
is
that
of
pulpwood
export.
At
a
previous
meeting
the
chamber
went
on
record
as
being
in
favor
of
a
move
to
secure
from
the
government
at
Victoria
the
right
to
ship
corclwood
for
pulp
purposes
from
lands
leased
from
the
Crown
in
Northern
British
Columbia.
It
is
argued
that
the
wood
is
going
to
waste
and
cannot
be
used
for
any
other
purpose,
that
it
Would
help
the
local
unemployed
situation,
would
be
an
advantage
to
the
small
ranchers
who
wish
to
clear
up
their
land
and
as
an
emergency
measure
could
do
no
possible
harm.
As
it
would
be
only
for
a
limited
period
and
would
be
carried
on
under
restrictions
it
could
not
injure
any
present
or
prospective
pulp
business.
Opposing
this
pulpwood
export
are
the
backers
of
the
pulp
mill
organization
thais
trying
to
finance
a
local
mill
and
who
claim
that
if
the
right
to
ship
pulpwood
to
United
States
is
granted
it
will
interfere
with
the
financing
of
the
proposed
local
concern.
The
northern
members
of
the
Legislature
bad
been
asked
to
support
the
export
measure
before
the
opposition
to
You,
too,
can
have
a
Beautiful
Skin
If
you
go
about
it
the
right
way
-I
had
Win
enjptionstht
mad
me
ashamed.
I,
l
had
mean
headache.
I
am
vary
grateful
to
Kruit-a-tivcs.
My
skin
is
lovely
now,
and
I
am
very
hippy."
Miss
A.
D
Buchannon,
Saik.
Fruit-a-tives
stimulate
FIVE
vital
organs
to
work
naturally.
It
is
the
very
best
remedy
you
can
boy
to
overcome
poor
complexion,
headaches
and
constipation.
The
preat
discovery
of
a
brilliant
physician
Fruit-a-tives
gives
you
COMl'LfcTL
internal
cleanliness,
and
your
skin
reflects
your
perfect
health.
25c,
and
50c
at
all
druggists.
Try
them,
Fruit-a-tives
MAKE
AND
KEEP
YOU
WELL
Shrine
Dance
Is
Enjoyable
Banquet
Hall
of
.Masonic
Temple
Scene
of
Pretty
Affair
on
Monday
Night
There
were
about
125
persons
present
at
the
annual
dance
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
which
was
held
in
the
banquet
hall
of
the
Masonic
Temple
on
Monday
night
The
affair
was
one
of
much
enjoyment
for
all
present.
It
was
a
Leap
Year
dance
and
many
novelties
appropriate
to
the
season
were
introduced-
Splendid
music
was
dispensed
by
the
Premier
Orchestra,
dancing
continuing
from
9
pjn.
until
2
nxn.
a.
A.
Woodland
was
master
of
ceremonies.
The
hall
had
been
tastefully
de
corated
for
the
occasion
with
blue
colors
and
Shrine
emblems.
United
Church
Young:
People
Have
Meeting
The
United
Church
Young
People's
Society
held
Its
regular
meet-
it
develoned
and
thev
seem
to
have
done
so.
iudtrinr
from
Ing
kt
evening
In
the
Church
Par.
press
reports.
!
j"
members
present,
f.
Supporters
of
the
export
movement
have
been
asked
to
'
was
enjoyed
andrefreshmenti.were
wunnoiq
acuonior
a
monjn,
out
Dy
ine
enci
oi
me
monm
,
servea.
the
Legislature
will
lirfve
finished
its
work
presumably,
1
:
and
no
action
will
then
be
possible
for
another
year.
CLIfiPT
DT
A
VC
There
is
pretty
sure
to
be
a
discussion
on
the
question
;M1UJ
1
I
LA
I
u
at
Friday
night
s
meeting
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce,
j
rasa
Had
Eczema
All
Over
Her
Body
Mrs.
Leo
Wardler,
SpriDfrford,
Oqt.,
writea
"For
a
longwhile
I
a
troubled
with
eciema
ail
over
my
body.
It
would
bum
and
itch
ao
at
sight
I
could
not
ml
I
tried
different
rarnedira
bat
of
bo
trail
I
km
adriMd
to
take
Burdoek
Blood
Bitter,
and
after
taking
Cva
bottls
mr
blood
was
completely
cleared
of
the
eetema."
Tot
Ml
it
drvf
4
tni
(tor;
aaBuftar,
fo
Um
pot
St
yw.
if
W
Tk
T.
lUfewa
C.
M
Wx.
Oat.
Westinghouse
Washing
Machines
Vacuum
Sweepers
Flat
Irons
Mazda
Lamps,
etc.
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i
Almost
Entire
Population
of
New
Massett
Spends
Enjoyable
Evening
NEW
MASSETT,
March
3:-An
I
enjoyable
evening
was
spent
in
the
MastU
Community
Hall
last
Friday
with
nearly
all
residents
being
!
present.
i
The
evening
started
off
with
a
i
whist
drive,
after
which
five
short
,
plays
were
rendered
by
Miss
Brad-:
ley.
Mrs.
Pelton
and
Metsrs.
Pelton.
Currle.
Bradley
and
Harrison.
The
plays
were
enjoyed
by
all.
i
Kfiresnmenis
were
men
servea,
followed
by
a
dance.
VOTE
IS
FORCED
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
March
3:
Anti-prohibitionists
in
Congress
have
succeeded
in
forcing
a
vote
in
the
House
on
the
Issue
of
whether
or
not
the
Eighteenth
Amendment
should
be
repealed.
The
last
required
signature
on
a
petition
to
this
effect
was
that
of
Representative
Joseph
Mansfield
of
Texas.
TEN
DIE
IN
FIRE
COPENHAGEN,
Denmark,
March
3:
Bight
inmates
and
two
members
of
the
staff
of
the
institution
were.
burned
to
death
when
fire
destroyed
a
home
for
the
aged
near
here.
,
.
TW
following
s
tha
scale
"f
iF"
nwde.for
readimr
'Dotfceit
.,
.
,
Marrlajre
and
Entrapment
nnnnuncement
S2.
1
Rlrth
VntUn.
ttrL.
Funeral
Notices
f
1,
Cards
of
Thanks,
$2.
Funeral
Flowers
lOe
name.
per
THE
NEWS
Thursday,
pALY
March
j
,,.
SENATOR
Alexander
Allison
Does
Not
Remember
Who
ToJd
Him
to
Say
Boat
.
Was
Torpedoed
i
NEW
YORK,
March
3:
Alexan,-
ider
Allison
tfstlfie-i
at
the.ana
!
dian
Royal
Commi
sion
inquiry
on
'
Monday
that
he
d.d
not
remember'
who
(old
him
to
make
an
affidavit
to
the
effect
that
the
Canadian
schooner
Gypsum
Queen
had
beeni
torpedoed.
Allison
testified
that
he
was
with
Freeman
Hatfield,
owner
of
the
Gypsum
Queen,
and
Senator
Hance
J.
Logan
in
Boston
when
the
sub
Ject
was
discussed.
One
of
them
he
did
net
recall
which
read'
a
statement
by
trie
ship's
cook
assert
ing
that
a
torpedo
struck
the
ves-l
sel
and
then
told
him
that
IriV
statement
would
be
the
same
as
I
that.
The
Associated
Press
on
Tuesday
erroneously
stated
that
Allison
had
testified
Ubkt
Senator
Logan
persuaded
him
to
sign
the
false
affidavit.
The
Associated
Pres
is
glad
to
make
this
correction.)
Must
Reopen
Oakland
Dock
Increased
Industrial
Activity
Compels
McConnlck
Steamship
Co.
to
Take
Action
SAN
FRANCISCO.
March
Slowing
to
Increased
industrial
acti
vity
at
East
Oakland,
the
McCor-j
mlck
Steamship
Co.
announced'
yesterday
that
it
was
compelled
to
1
reopen
its
dock
there
which
has'
been
unwed
for
almost
a
year.
!WAS
FORMER
SCREEN
STAR
Viola
Dana
Lose?
Hrr
Life
at
Colorado
Springs
When
She
Falls
Into
Reservoir
COLORADO
SPMIfOS,
March
3:
Viola
Dana,
former
moving
picture
star,
was
drowned
here
on
Tuesday
when
?het
fell
Into
a
reser
voir
while
attempting
to
save
a
pair
of
kitten
which
a
litUe
girl
bad
asked
her
to
rescue.
I
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i
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K
Tifli
UXUi
xa
THRIFT
MONEYSAVERS
Buy
Here
Where
Your
Dollar
Buys
Most
Jam
Vancouver
Island
Fruit,
rtcot,
Strawberry,
Raspberry
and
Black
Currant
A
It
per
4
-lb.
tin
Cocoa
per
lb
8lt
Plain
or
Iodized
per
carton
White
Beana
Grown
In
B
C,
5
lb
Macaroni
Ready
Cut
4
lbs
Pork
it
Deans
Clark's
per
18-oz.
tin
Brunswick
Sardines
per
tin
Canadian
Cheese
per
lb.
Shredded
Wheat-
per
pkg.
Hothouse
Rhubarb
per
lb.
t
ii..uu...i
Cabbage
Firm
heads
6
lbs
14c
9c
20c
19c
8c
5c
18c
9c
Helmet
Coined
Beef
No.
1
OCn
2
tins
Royal
Breakfast
Bacon
Qn
Wrapt
In
Cello.
'4-lb.
pkg.
Supreme
Coffee
Roasted
Sc
QCp
packed
looally,
1-lb.
pkg.
"
Australian
Aprleots-Cholce
7p
Malt
Vinegar
Empress
per
M-ob.
bottle
20ci
Jlf
For
Quick
Suds
90p
per
pkg
ayUUj
1
string
Pearls
Free
with
each
pkg
;
MeTntTMh
Tini
A
rrW
Pnncu
Afi
,
..r,,.!,
.
I
for
for
mtlnc
entlng
nr
or
nnrAtn
cooking
A
Ihs
itts
25c
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
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AM)
SAVE"
201
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Ave
A
Few
Doors
Down
From
Moose
Hall
Phone
179
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