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on
Face
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O
J.
Benson,
Seal
Cove,
N".B.,
wriiofc.
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wm
in
a
jay
nervous,
rundown
condition
and
not
able
to
do
my
own
work.
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m
covered
with
piipl
which
wm
Ttry
annoying
tad
baiTassicK
to
me
at
timet,
t
After
taking
three
bottles
of
Bur-
dork
Blood
Hater
I
can
do
my
own
work,
and
the
pimpU
have
entirely
diaappeared.
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SURMOUNTING
DIFFICULTIES
Slowly
but
surely
Great
Britain
is
surmotintirig
her
difficulties,
if
reports
received
from
across
the
ocean
are
correct
The
spirit
of
confidence
has
been
restored
and
from
various
parts
of
the
world
monied
interests
are
securing
sites
there
for
factories
which
they
plan
to
operate
to
provide
the
British
people
with
the
goods
which,
up
to
the
present,
they
have
been
importing.
Thus
the
last
free
market
for
the
high
tariff
countries
is
being
ctit
off
and
in
future
all
will
operate
more
or
less
on
an
equality.
It
is
with
a
situation
like
this
developing
that
the
Imperial
Conference
will
be
held
next
summer
at
Ottawa
and
numerous
matters
of
interest
to
the
British
Commonwealth
will
then
be
discussed.
It
was
in
view
of
this
meeting
that
the
attempt
of
some
British
interests
to
import
Russian
timber
in
huge
quantities
was
.headed
off
ana
assurances
given
that
much
of
the
business
wotifd
come
to
Canada,
PUBLICITY
FOR
CANADA
Every
time
a
question
such
as
the
timber
supply
is
discussed
in
England
a
good
deal
of
publicity
is
given
to
Canada
and
her
ability
to
supply
British
markets.
The
whole
country
is
receptive
to
news
and
views
in
regard
to
British
Empire
consolidation
and
this
country
stands
to
benefit
from
each
move.
Possibly
a
climax
will
be
reached
with
the
meeting
at
Ottawa
in
July.
It
seems
likely
that
Premier
Bennett
will
have
definite
iroposals
to
make
to
the
conference
just
as
he
had
at
the
at
IniDe'al
pWing
in
London.
There
is
a
suggestion
eing
made
in
Britain
that
an
embargo
be
placed
upon
Russian
imports
when
they
conflict
with
business
between
various
sections
of
the
British
Commonwealth.
This
it
is
pointed
out
"would
be
better
than
a
duty
as
it
would
protect
the
Canadian
worker
from
competition
with
the
poorly
paid
Russian
labor
which
would
be
unfair
in
anything
like
an
open
market.
At
present
most
of
the
lumber
used
in
Britain
comes
from
countries
surrounding
the
Baltic
but
the
tendency
of
the
Buy-within-the-Empire
movement
will
be
to
turn
some
at
least
of
this
business
to
Canada.
The
concentrated
goodness
of
prime
beef
id
in
BOVRIL
Awarded
over
140
gold
medals
and
diplomas
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
LACK
COD-
Prepared
llaily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
origin
in
America
to
reach
sucB
high
estate?
There
the
aim
Is
to
reach
the
millionaire
class
and
then
get
political
interest.
In
England
publle
men
do
not
work
.
much
for
the
money
but
for
thrtr
country
said
Dr.
Bready.
Thf
speaker
referred
to
the
importance
of
the
Balfour
note
of
August
f.
1022.
Just
four
years
after
in
signing
of
the
Armistice
Thoitit
the
rest
of
the
world
owed
Eng
land
fear
Umes
as
much
as
Eng
land
owed
the
United
dates
she
was
wining
to
wipe
the
slate
dean
8he
offered
to
forego
J.40O
miUUMr
pounds.
If.
in
return
the
American
debt
was
swept
aside.
Amerte.r
could
not
see
things
In
that
way.
some
did
see
the
magnamlnou
generosity
but
the
American
people
In
general
did-not.
Sport,.
..
Speaking
on
the
Aport
in
England
and
as
an
lllustraUon.
Dr
Dready
referred
to
the
game
of
cricket.
Before
commencing
the
captalm
of
opposing
teams
atway
fluke
hands.
At
fhe
conclusion
h
teams
respond
with
three
hearty
cheers
to
eswh
other
The
gamei
ustiatly
last
for
three
days
showing
the
typiral
character
of
the
people
to
keep
going
tteadlly
So
different
from
America
where
THE
DAILY
NEWS
:
Thursday,
February
tj
Idea
That
England
Has
Passed
Zenith
of
Career
is
Scouted
By
Speaker
in
Address
Here
;
luflirT
71
.if
:
was
that
Eng
country.
El
tlP;
.
oerarimf
tt&iA
Page
i
rhtFSvaa
a
very
great
hwst'e
and
bustle
is
ex-,
jute
to
get:
a
game
over
in
a
h
ry.
i
ftelerrtng
to
th
p-jblic
school
in
Refer-In?
to
ttf
literature
snftif
England,
Dr.
Eready
said
it
was
political
history
o'
England,
;
easy
for
us
to
poke
fun
at
them
peak?r
called
att.ntlon
to
thei
and
the
seemingly
ridiculous
sums
names
of
some
of
Bn-rlaneTa
otH-of
MMy
spent
on
education
at
rtanding
writers
and
leaden
and
Eton
and
other
public
schools.
But
their
work
In
Oenada
we
do
not
they
breed
a
sense
of
chivalry,
buiid
know
enough
of
tieir
wonderful;
character
and
ipbrtsmanshlp.
Ger-
dofn.
John
Wesley
did
modi
to'
many
and
France
made
sacrifices
?how
the
soul
of
England.
Slxt
in
the
war.
admitted
the
speaker,
years
of
btUf
he
gave
in
a
pa-'
Wrt
Snglarnd
threw
the
very
flower
?fon
of
service
for
Ood
and
hJ
vt
her
youth
into
the
Jaws
of
death,
nrtlve
land.
In
his
wortes
he
made
Officers
of
England
led
their
men
'Vrty
tfiursnd
pounds
but.
added
into
battle,
the
dW
not
sertd
mm
,
the
spelkef
.
he
gave
It
aff
away
fr
Whoever
will
be
able
to
estlmae;
a?irtlng
the
poor
and
died
worth
tde
number
of
youths
from
pttbrv
hardly
ten
pounds
!
r?hool
who
went
to
their
death''
Lord
Shaftesbury
dedicated
his
Unless
the
wemen
of
the
world
cir.
life
to
old
England.
Fifty-seven
throw
a!
tHeir
weight
Into
a
son;;
vw
h"
eoent
in
hf
effort,
whleit
of
arbitration
to
atop
further
wain.
ttftlmateiy
wm
sueceasful
In
abol-.mother
so-h
war
as
the
fastworrh
the
condition
of
white
ila-
be
the
signing
of
a
death
warrant
iy
ra
factories
and
mines
ar
1
to
the
white
race,
brought
In
a
state
of
InduatriM,
In
ap
ethttaf
and
dsalcetle
staa-
cdttsatteaal
and
political
freedom
ctafd
we
still
may
as
doss
EngJanr.
tor
the
working
elawee.
hold
her
own
with
other
natfonr
"ft
Barnardo
If
England
has
lost
the
sense
o.'
Dr.
Barnard
started
his
great
daring,
how
Is
It
she
hoW
record
wer
tu7
donkey
shed
nr.-on
land,
on
sea
and
In
the
at.-
Sfed
sehoof
Mr
an
orgenlsstlO'i
Rnfkmd.
small
England.
wontd
whfen
ha
hlfhienfW
legislature
more
than
hoki
her
own
even
If
worW
yL
I0.
fiflv
she
held
one
rscord.
But
she
hot
i
nd
99H
awn
and
gtr.i
them
all.
To
the
death-mourner!111"5
P
awih
Dr.
Barns'
wae
a
cbaUenting
thwght
t-r
ho!B
Brtgrate
t
Canad-Oiose
preparing
her
epHnph.
Br?'iMany
,
at
to
Mgh
oommmd
tteh
ears,
boats
and
aerophnMi1
Of
Barntrdo
wm
wffgeat
fnrt
the
bfood
sappaeed
tota
enkis
arKl
rf
8l"
cf
be
nwiH4g
PMn
most
have
lLt
,
?ttnt
tfmpt'Ky
and
lote
ereottre
initiative.
,
w"re"
or
Jlfstrea
of
the
seas
ganizing
power
and
medical
j
training,
nntqfueey
fitted
him
lor
Despite
gloomy
ferebodtoga.
salo.his
mighty
Dtoneerinc
work.
Hi.
the
speaker,
tt
fat
well
to
feraetno'
titanic
battle
Barnardo
had
w
the
concentrated
effort
of
the
big
j
fight
against
prejudice,
bigotry
ard
financiers
of
New
York
who
spef
j
antiquated
law
make
the
record
bHMons
of
dollars
in
an
effort
t-.il
of
his
aehievemdnt
an
epic
of
the
wrest
the
mercantile
business
from
nineteenth
century.
Eswtand.
it
was
a
complete
failure
if
England
cacJMnuea
to
rato
England
to
mistress
of
the
sep-:
'such
man
as
lnJIhe
past
she
win
always
by
far.
Her
ships
car-
always
hold
her
commanding
po-more
goods
than
the
United
Stale
sit
ion.
averred
Dr
B
ready
and
Qennany
pat
together.
wk;V
Vote
of
Thanks
plentr
to
spare.
An
entiiuaiaatK
vote
of
thanks
Tne
speaker
said
U
was
a
goo
for
his
addrer
a
.tendered
Pr
ir.ave
tor
Ewflaad
to
go
off
th?
Breads'-Of
moU6jifbtHMrs:
H.
B
gald
rtindard.
She
was
still
the
!
Rcherter.
secom
eentre
of
finance,
even
more
.
.
;
Uam
Millar
The
'
han
five
or
six
resrrs
ago.
with
the
rtrwr'n
Rer3iding
the
trade
mark
of
and
clcd
with
"British
Made."
this
suggests
sal.'
Knr
"
"There
the
speaker,
that
if
a
contm?t
present
made
it
wlB
be
carried
out
even
at
a
great
toss.
Not
yet
has
th-proud
slogan.
"Word
as
good
as
hte
bond."
been
lost
for
the
British
er.
;
It
is
said
that
retaining
toci
mcnarchtal
form
of
government
retards
British
progress,
but
in
disproving
this
the
speaker
quoiea
a
number
of
England's
;eadftr
pYrfemenlartaFH
who
poor
at
;
yetrth
rose
to
great
heights,
Unyti
by
Mrs.
Wli-
meetlng
opene-l
of
o
Canatfi
"Ond
8ave
tTf
wQte
100
persor,
OMrge
did
not
get
fhe
Mghest
I
Flour
"Sunrise"
Brand.
First
pat-honors
beeaase
of
Mue
Wood
run
;
ent.
Every
sack
guaran-
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ntog
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Ms
veim
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teed
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tfc
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thoa
who
are
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under
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a
ktan
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or
human
aatora.
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suantlea,
eouplad
vlth
tb
co
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raft
and
aanattlvanea
rbleh
th
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batos.
mak
tba
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of
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klndlr.
trmpathttle
frltnda.
RJESOUICES
Eacli
of
tlie
more
tltan600
tranches
of
tke
BANK.
OF
MoNTRAL,no
matter
-wKere
it
is
locate
J,
has
behind
it
the
full
resources
of
the
whole
organlza-tionpvhich
has
Capital
and
Reserves
of
oer
$74,000,000,
and
Assets
exceeding
75
0,000,000.
No
account
is
too
small
nnd
none
too
large
for
the
BANK
OFMONTRgAL
to
handle
with
efficiency
and
courteous
attention
to
the
customer's
individual
requirements.
.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
Total
Aisets
in
excess
of
i7so.o0a.000
Prince
Rupert
Branch:
F.
A.
MacCALLUM,
AIanaj;cr
The
Amethyst
For
February
tt
waa
dsrins
th
eraaadea
that
th
amthrt
baram
a
oralr't
charm.
Uany
a
kotsht
prayed
devoutly
to
hi
amethrat
In
tb
hadow
of
a
Moalerrt
fortreaa:
and
manr
a
wparhoned
knlsht.
kneel-Ins
btfere
th
fair
ldr
whoa
color
id'.mtd
hi
lane.
reelred
from
hr
an
amnhftt
to
protect
htm
on
tn
Hate
'
Ien
a
lata
aa
tba
World
War
thU
belief
n
th
amtlhrit'S
CT.-Cf
p
rotated
prtclou
aruul.t
la
Voao
purpl
Lief
Erikson
Has
Meeting
Program
is
Enjoyed
Prominent
Member
of
-Ladies'
Organization
Honored
on
Leaving
The
Lief
Erikson
Society
held
a
eguUr
meeting
laat
night
In
the
'
r
f
raiath
m
mtsi
vas
atari
TK
rMxt
aav-
Provincial
Constable
Wm.
Smith
of
Smrthers
arrived
m
the
city
on
this
morning's
train
from
the
interior,
ha
vine
a
luventle
nrtanr.
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Hi
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C.
Mlt.-hei;
the
city
on
this
n.
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trip
to
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feature
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the
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Mr
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Norwegian
author.
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were
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readings
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community
ringing
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the
eventag
Mrs.
J.
John
son.
who
is
about
to
leave
the
elty
to
reside
at
Bella
Coota,
was
honored
by
the
Lief
Brikson
Ladles'
Club,
the
president,
Mrs.
J.
Wlkdal.
making
a
suitable
presents
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