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of
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pleasantly,
but
promptly
and
most
effectively.
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supplies
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neulrate
rT
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of
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Headaches,
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and
nausea
are
proiiiptly
relieved.
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will
speJily
hnprove.
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ill
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aharpene.
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quickly
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to
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Wednesday.
March
9,
182
MOKE
TAXES
OK
LESS?
Local
people
have
for
the
past
three
weeks
been
watch
senile
laxative
effect
of
Phillips
Milk
of
Magnesia.
Many
make
a
prartiee
ol
taking
a
sjuHwiful
or
two
before
meals
one
or
two
days
weekly.
It
is
a
delightful
way
to
kee
u
the
svstem
alwavs
sweet;
and
to
keep
the
bowels
from
P'ogoijBislv:
also
to
guard
fnesia
1IIi
ifltt
like
a
tpooufu)
at
tbrre-hour
intervals
until
that
weak,
aeay,
fevemb
roaditmn
is
gM
and
)our
head
is
all
dear.
Cti
m
bottle
todav;
read
the
directions
and
learn
Pbilhs'
Milk
of
Magaem's
many
importaal
uk.
For
von
and
JLhe
whole
ftmy.
fiOo
hollies
at
drog
stores
eterywhere
in
the
dorainioa.
(Made
la
Canada.)
I
they
may
nest
on
the
edge
of
the
pond.
Should
they
do
so
if
rniild
h
a
rothpr
linfnnp
thmtr
nnH
rh
vniintr
wmiM
ho:
1
Oliver
Baldwin,
son
of
Rt
Hon
Sianle;.
fcaldwih.
PUPILS
ARE
to
sore
arms.
General
health
of
the,L.
eral
cases
of
heavy
colds
at
Kmg
.Edward
High
School.
ing
a
pair
of
butterball
ducks
which
seem
to
have
adopted
-
-
.
.
the
pond
in
front
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Club
for
their
head-
MrS.
DclYldsOIl
quarters,
ihey
spend
a
lot
ol
time
there
every
day
and;
come
and
go
without
any
fear.
While
the
pond
was
frozen
j
over
the
birds
could
not
use
it
but
immediately
it
thayed
;
they
returned
and
are
silUh'ere
-l
j
It
has
been
suggested
that
if
the
birds
are
protected
Is
President
SmithersP.
T.
SMITHERS.
March
9:
Mrs.
P.
.
......j,
...w
.,..b
iDavldson
has
been
elected
presl-
quite
an
attraction
to
visitors
later
in
the
season.
To
have
nt
p.rf.T.
Secretary
of
Anyox
I.O.D.E.
ANYOX.
March
9
Mrs.
C.
Her
!
VANDERHOOF
1
The
Vanderhoof
and
District!
Board
of'Trade'
Is
rtjnsiderM
5BLr'
tlcipating
In
a
scheme
v.-ereby'llffit
attractions
and
advantages
of
the
central
Interior
wottid
be
made
ihe
subject
of
a
series
of
radio
'
The
Smlthers
hockey
team
visited
here
at
the
first
of
last
week
and
'
engaged
liia
locals
in
a
series
of
two
games
one
of
which
was
play-,
ed
on
Sunday
and
the
other
on
'
Monday.
After
a
lengthy
Mnea
James
Clara
ham
Is
now
around
again
aikl
able
to
attend
to
tola
duties
at
the
school
,
A
party
vm
held
recently
by
Mr.
and
Mr.
O.
J.
Rekl
of
Chlteo
In
honor
of
the
twenty-first
birthday
f
Lawrence
Rd.
V
A
I
I
IN
A
I
h
ll.meetfair
feet
Ttoesstar
afternoon
at
In
the
new
school
bill
introduced
into
the
Legislature
by
.
;
Hon.
Joshua
Hinchliffe,
it
is
proposed
to.
give
the
cities
tui
f
i
inuaud
at
city.
ReT.
b.
s.
Pnxkier
hid
Lenten
greater
taxing
powers
for
School
purposes.
I
SchaK
Reports
el
Principals
;
service
In
the
tattl
Anglican
A
great
many
people
have
been
trying
to
limit
the
tax-!
Lasts"
show
owh
wedneeday
his
ing
powers
of
the
cities
instead
of
extending
them.
To;
PUr"
,
give
the
right
to
tax
is
to
encourage
more
taxing.
No
mat-,
sixty
pupils
f
King
Edward
High;
ter
if
the
taxes
are
levied
on
land
or
in
some
other
wayTC''?j
they
have
to
be
paid
and
usually
it
is
the
same
people
hoJS
PRINCE
GEORGE
pay
the
land
taxes
who
have
to
pay
most
of
the
other
taxes.
,
den
street
school
and
at
west
.
f
f
for
caUi5
What
we
need
today
is
fewer
taxes
and
lower
tax
rates
,
view
school
have
been
similarly
m-,
cem
rt
of
mfQ
tnarg.
instead
of
more
city
taxes,
more
provincial
taxes
and
more
jocuiated.
making
a
total
of
u
m
administration
of
mu-Dominion
taxes.
While
we
know
that
the
various
govern-
n-
rfportf
mtT?l
by
inicrpai
affairs
m
prince
George
i
ments
must
pay
their
bills
and
balance
their
budgets,
we-M
rUiJf00
ilh
stdfiy
shrinklns
amownt
ot
also
know
that
each
individual
is
expected
to
do
the
samel
me!
a
Mercer
and
Mis
s.
A.l!f?ble
d
"'"T
c
.;-
.
torfeltwre
and
reversion
to
me
cuy
nA
i,tt
naa
u;r.v,n
fovo
f-
t.aa.
c,iwOLJ
f;,.nJ
.v...
(uiu
ttiicn
nc
fjew
ingiiEi
io.M
Hum
mi
cuutv
tutunu
piuKiiHB.
icjikcu
uth
u
i
nan
rMtdtnt
owners.
Virtually
at
him
he
feels
like
throwing
Up
the
sponge
and
not
pay-
a
few
case,
children
had
been
kePt(aBthe
hrg
nen.-ree4dent
owners
of
mrmnvMu
at
home
for
half
a
day
or
so
owing
j
,
IL
Drf
Prtoee
n
have
Oeorge
their
property
to
re-i
satisfactory.
There
had'
been
sev-i
(
,
,
The
city
eounctl
nere
has
enoor-.
eed
a
resefetlen
which
vas
pajsed
.
by
the
leeat
selieoi
board
protect-teC
at
the
aetien
of
the
provincial
sewemMstt
in
evstfeg
grants
to
.
a
bird
in
the
centre
of
the
would
be!cheW
year
right
sanctuary
city
Association
In
place
of
Mrs.
city
Treasurer
Wilharn
O
Fraser
amosi
unusual
signu
j.
h.
Rue
wno.
aitnougn
elected.;
.
(found
tt
ImpaartWe
to
accept
the!
a
supply
of
fret
vaeetae
arrtwd
SUNKEN
GARDENS
Some
years
ago
the
Daily
News
suggested
that
some
steps
might
be
taken
to
form
a
sunken
garden
around
the
pond
where
the
ducks
are
now
in
possession.
The
railway
and
Mis
p.
Downey
were
.appointed
company
has
done
splendid
work
in
beautifying
the
hill'0
,he
wtta
committee,
adjoining
but
the
sunken
garden
off
el's
greater
oppor-j
luniues
man
anyining
eise
in
me
cuy.
it
is
aireaoy
a
na-i
M.c
Hnymon
tural
park
but
the
danger
is
that
someone
will
wish
to
put;"ir
narniall
k.
1
!.!!
k.1
1
1K
.
1
1
.
'l
'
m
h
oumung
mere
some
uay
anu
ueiaee
it.
a
cnurcn
is
to
De
erected
on
its
edpe
as
soon
ns
sufficient
money
has
been
l
collected,
lhat
will
damage
it
very
considerably.
We
think
the
church
people
would
be
serving
the
city
better
by
helping
to
beautify
the
spot.
It
has
been
suggested
that
the
city
should
remit
all
taxes
on
the
garden
provided
the
railway
company
will
beautify
it.
SOUR
she
rounfcispagile
fer
school
pur-1
posea.
The
etty
ot
Pjrtnce
George
brokii
atut
even
en
its
financial
opra-j
tfoas
far
the
year
1331
apart
front
j
the
fact
that
a
sarplas
of
some
$6090
is
the
sinking
fund
account
was
used
up,
according
to
the
fin-)
ancial
statescent
for
the
ol.
jonice.
Mrs.
w.
n.
Dooason
was
(
here
recently
and
the
three
physl-
named
vtce-piesMeat.
clans
of
the
ctty
are
now
giving
tno-Mrs.
W.
H.
Doestoon
and
Mrs.
J
icuhttom
to
aU
lottl
people
who
de-H.
Rife
were
elected
to
represent
a.
There
has
been
no
outbreak
of
the
organisation
on
the
library
jnnallpojc
here
so
far.
committee
while
Mrs.
R.
J.
Raabe'
The
Fort
George
District
Corner?
i
vative
AssoclaUon,
at
its
annual
j
meeting,
elected
officers
for
U)
i
coming
year
as
follows:
president.
!
A.
McB.
Young:
vice-president,
B.
t,
IL
Bunion;
secretary.
S.
J.
Watson,
treasurer.
M.
C.
Wiggins;
exeeuUvev
A.
E.
Stole.
A.
D.
Meffatt.
James
Quayle.
A.
P.
Anderson.
Levi
Oat-lam.
F.
Banten.
Frank
Green.
O.
N.
llaydon.
T.
Hughes
and
D.
O.
Williams.
man
has
been
elected
secretary
of;
Csillaon
of
Kmtocish
Chapter,
Im-!
DfiDT
CTMPQfiM
pettel
Order.
Daoehtets
of
the
Em-!
VIV
1
Ollf
ir
OV11
pire,
here.
She
saceeeda
Mrs.
Cun-
f
Miss
Ethel
Beynon
aw
wno
remaned.
conveners
or
committees
have
j
birthday
party
given
by
all
the
been
made
as
foBows
welfare.
Mrs.
j
young
people
of
Port
Simpson
on
J.
W.
Lang.;
soetel.
Mrs.
C.
W.
Rock-
the
occasion
of
her
fifteenth
blrth-
haber;
publicity.
Mrs.
F.
BushneM.
day.
;
Councillors
of
I
Anyox
Community
ANYOX,
March
T.
W
Cavers,
j
u.
w.
Alien,
r.
a.
Faulkner,
E.
R.
i
Jahnaori
Fl
M
rlal
a
s
puu
v
HOSPITAL
HOARD.
,
AT
PRIXilBlrXUB-FOR
YEAR
CHOSEN
PRINCB
OEORQE.
March
j
Memoers
of
the
hospital
bcirui
here
this
year
are:
Government
served
and
evvryone
had
a
very
enjoyable
time.
Ml
Velma
Selkirk,
sfeter
of
Mrs.
T.
W.
Falconer
of
Alice
Arm,
was
married
in
New
Westminster
on
the
euest
'
Monday
of
this
week.
The
bride
has
;
,ten
visited
in
Alice
Arm.
of
honor
at
a
very
pleasant
surprise
Mr.
and
Mr.
Charlea
Ripley
re-'iurnM
home
last
Thursday
after
a
visit
In
Anyfcx.
I
Work
to
about
xnpleted
on
the
Oevemment
Agent
8
H.
Hosklns
Iftae
new
bridge
being
built
by
the!and
Provincial
Constable
Sam
Ser-inrftan
nM.rtm.nt
fnr
Prt
Rimn-Jvice
were
visitors
here
on
official
son.
The
thl
"
",c
"'"Ul1
building
of
bridge
haajuuuc"
i
been
left
entirely
in
the
hands
of
T
tp
1
,
j'
the
chief
councillor
and
council,
v
LiCdHUe
EiieClcU'wh
are
directing
the
work
under
;tne
auttiortty
of
the
department.
Mrs.
Chief
Irnest
F.
Dudoward,
wife
of
,
Councillor
Dudoward,
was'
Isdian
Agent,
will
be
here
part
In
the
ceremonies.
L
k
-
1.
ALICE
ARM
Agent
Oeorge
MlUbum,
Aid.
W.
L
The
AHce
Arm
Athletic
Assocla
Birthdays
Are
Celebrated
Dresser
and
a'
H
Kirby
have
been
hotM
Bt
a
d,nner
tlven
to
all
who.Mr,.
Crosby
and
Mrs.
iTeeee
Han-.tMi
h-4u
.
were
employed
in
the
building
of'
errd
ilr
Wosaen
et
Moie
Community
League
for
132.
rt.
J.
(
A.
Manning
sjxI
T.
N.
Youngs
were
oefjte4jsndjklflte.
tile
new
bridge
on
Wednesday.
About
190
were
invited
in
the
P.
S.
heart
Legion
A.
C.
HalL
j
Wotnen
uf
.Moosehoart
Legion
ce-
j
Preparation.
"a'under
way
tor
an
OffLal
nl
nt
th
new
'"V1
WWt'.-.Vrvt
:
V'KW'
nne
on
mumUjt
w.
p.
Co
nirl
tTiirer.
Mrs
J
'
frwi
lnv
S?iJfilghU
There
ere
4(nhembersjpre-1
rent
and
tables
wre
bautifully
de
corated
with
flowers
and
a
hnge
birthday
cake.
)
Mrs.
Crosby
was
presented
with
f
a
cut
glass
butter
dish
and
Mrs.
Preece
with
a
cut
glass
cream
Jug
'Armstrong,
Mrs.
Witttara
PnMer.
W.
tlen
held
another
deAghtfpl
card
and
sugar
bosln.
L.
Huvhes.
WttHam
Ceoo.
C.
W
rvariv
at
th
ra.h
ttmue
last
Pri.
After
sunner
ardt
were
ulaved
Ferry
and
F.
A.
Matheson.
,
day
evening
Refreshments
were
The
party
broke
up
about
midnight.
The
.
pjggeftWashiriB
will
not
Scare
You
.
.
.
tw'th
an
ABC
Playmayd
(Model
bj
ELECTRIC
WASHER
,
Selling
for
only
$109
Pay.
Only
$.00
DOWN
Balance
spread
over
24
months
How
quickly
and
thoroughly
the
A
B
C
handles
the
biggest
washing.
Just
snap
the
switch
and
IT
works
instead
of
YOU
.
.
.
and
the
wash
is
ready
for
the
line
in
almost
no
time.
Have
this
wonderful
washer
in
YOUR
home.
It
will
free
you
from
washday
toil:
give
longer
life
to
all
fabrics.
Made
to
sell
at
a
remarkably
low
figure
.
.
.without
the
least
sacrifice
in
depend
able
working
quality.
Remarkably
LOW
PRICED
WASHER
Nothing
You're
Seen
Compares
With
This
Washing
Machine
THE
NEW
ABC
PLAYMAYD
It
washes
everything
thoraushlr.
kt
gently.
Qalet.
smesta.
dependable.
A
popular-price
perrclain
washer
that
Is
complete
In
every
rrsprcL
Approved
by
NMlhern
Electric.
DURING
MARCH
YOUR'S
FOR
$5.00
D0WH
Phone
210
for
a
demonstration
4
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British
Columbia
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