PACE
TWO
Weak
After
Flu
and
Pneumonia
Joseph
English
Is
Well
and
Strong
After
Taking
Dr.
Williams'
Pkik
Pills
to
Rebuild
Health.
"I
feel
we
practically
owe
my
brother's
Jift-toftthe
benefit
obtained
Jjnm
Dr.
UkrSjPt
Pilb,"
wriiS
Dfris
Eng-Us4?rbLangIey,
BAfbrother
took'
the
'fli'
and,
getting
a
chill,
con
tracted
pneumonia,
hich
later
developed
into
an
.abscess
on
the,
Iuag.
After
an
operation
and
a
long
siege
of
illness,
he
was
so
thin
and
weak
he
was
a
sight.
He
had
no
appetite
for
food,
and
we
f
Vfty
ivta1
much,
encouragement
that
be
Gained
From
The
Start.
would
recover.
However,
we
found
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
Pills
as
good
as
they
were
advertised
From
the
beginning
of
the
treatment
there
was
a
marked
improve-
ment.
He
soon
had
a
good
appetite,
and
hiaXac6took
on
a
healthploj.
lit
eaffirclSfcight
from
thers;-T&ay.
KpTrand
strong,
and
hopH
Others
majp
'
benefit
from
this
wonderful
remedy
as
he
did."
Whatever
the
cause
of
a
run.
down
condition
of
health,
use
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
Pills.
They
create
new
red
blood,
which
revitalizes
the
whole
system
and
builds
up
new
energy
and
vigor,
for
that
'reason
they
are
equally
food
for
young,
growing
girls.
Get
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
Pills
in
the
new
glass
containers
from
your
druggist.
50c
a
package.
Bl
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Monday,
February
L
1932
sometimes
almost
imperceptible.
It
took
several
years
for
I
prices
to
decline
and
for
employment
to
reach
its
present
unplearant
position.
It
will
therefore
take
several
years
for
the
upward
trend
during
which
the
struggle
for
existence
is
going
to
be
a
more
or
less
severe
one.
Sickness
if
really
not
worth
as
much
as
the
doctors
charge
for
it
VISITOR
IN
EAST
A
visitor
who
recently
returned
from
Eastern
Canada
soys
that
conditions
there
do
not
wern
to
have
improved.
All
the
merelwmts.
great
and
small,
are
putting
on
sales
and
cutting
price
to
half
their
former
values.
Everything
Kjssible
is
boin
done
to
tempt
the
prospective
purchaser,
e
states
that
in
Toronto
suits
and
overcoats
which
formerly
were
sold
for
sixty
dollars
are
today
being
sold
at
thirty
and
all
other
goods
in
proportion.
There
is
nothing
on
the
surface
there
to
indicate
any
improvement
in
conditions.
On
the
other
hand
bank
manager,
statisticians,
financial
experts
and
others
declare
that
tfierworst
is
here
and
that
from
now
on
there
will
be
an
improvement.
This
is
the
first
time
that
bankers
have
shown
themselves
optimistic
over
the
immediate
future
so
that
is
a
pretty
good
idea
that
the
tide
has
turned,
In
some
climates
it's
a
nice
day
if
the
mercury
rises
to
zero.
TliU
pecullar-louktng
contraption
which
looks
lUte
a
dirigible
emerging
from
Its
hnn?cr.
t
really
a
speedy
railroad
coach,
capable
of
doing
110
ml
:s
per
hour
and
more.
WEDDED
ON
SATURDAY
i
Miss
Mabel
Edgar
Recomes
Bride
of
j
Reginald
15.
Skinner
A
quiet
but
Interesting
wedding
took
place
at
8:30
Saturday
evening
at
the
parsonage
of
First
United
j
Church,
Rey.
Alfred
Wilson
offlc-j
tatlng.
when
Miss
Mabel
Edgar,
oldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Louis
Edgar
of
this
city,
was
united
;
in
marriage
to
Reginald
B.
Skinner,
j
well
known
member
of
the
Tire
Hall
,
;
uifr
and
prominent
in
athletic
and
sport
circles
of
the
city.
Attendants1
of
the
couple
were
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon
and
Charles
Bud)
Barrie.
j
After
the
ceremony,
the
occasion
was
suitably
celebrated
at
609
Third
.
Avenue,
where
the
couple
will
re
side,
dancing
and
music
being
en-
Joyed
by
about
forty
friends
until
the
small
hours
of
the
morning.
At
midnight
delicious
refreshments
served.
Suitable
toasts
were
offered
Many
beauUfuJ
wedding
gifts
were
4splyd.
Both
the
bride
and
groom
axe
very
weja
known
in
the
city
and
jthey
will
have
the
hearty
Gongratuta?
tions
and
beet
wishes
of
numerous
friends.
CASES
ARE
HELD
OVER
!
County
Court.
Civil
Hearings
Are
,
Deferred
Until
RHurji
Ut
City
of
Judge
F.
McB.
yun
HEADING
OUT
OF
WOODS
Eleven
County
Court
tivU
ac
'The
signals
say
that
we
are
heading
out
of
the
woods,","0"?
m
ov,
declares
Roger
W.
Babson
in
a
recent
article
He
also
in-ISM
tiraates
that
nnces
will
rise
(
urinir
lV6z
and
that
mer-ii
i
,
chants
should
take
advantage
of
the
present
low
prices
to
:
February
calendar
for
the
court!
put
in
their
stocks.
In
many
industries,
supply
is
less
than
1
onsitu
of
but
one
new
case
in
ad-j
demand
with
the
usual
result.
He
says:
''Remember
that
diUonold
ac"2?
cominB
ov"
production
in
many
major
lines
has
been
running
far
be-!,,
Jewvs;
KislcTorSt-Jow
the
current
consumption
for
some
time.
This
means
m
Burns
jke.
that
once
people
start
buying
again
a
statistical
position
!
The
calendar
for
the
month
is
as
can
shift
for
the
better
rapidly.
Moreover
a
wave
of
specu-
fotiows:
lation
in
commodities
would
also
give
a
boost
to
price1'
ltfn,,n
Free1""111
Andre,
.
The
statistician
intimates
that
the
upward
move
M'9
irregular
owing
to
the
possibility
of
gambling
in
commo-
tiff,
patmore
&
Fulton
for
defen-dities.
He.
states
that
-during
the,flurry
last
fall
there
was
dant.
'
no
justification
for
the
advance
so
the
prices
dropped;
Booth
Fisheries,
Co.
ve.
John
Pdat--
baCK
He
alO
says'
"
'
i16
and
Charles
M.
Edward
"This
is
indeed
no
time
for
buyers
to
be
sitting
ck
;
de'feS
waiting
for
good
times
to
return.
The
right
track
is
to
pre-
j
ln
nMlia
pare
for
recovery
while
a
depression
is
still
in
force.
It
is
central
Hotel
vs.
Don
h.
Yeif.J
at
this
time
that
the
greatest
bargains
are
available."
$150.35,
William.
Manson,
Brown)
A
period
of
rising
prices
means
a
period
of
improving
&
"amy
for
plaintiff,
defendant
general
conditions
with
more
emplovment
of
labor,
and
lnJ
P"80"-
,
,
.
..
Oertrude
u
ti
L
McOrath
John
Post-'
-
1!
u
1
u
vs.
for
It
should
also
be
greater
prosperity
everyone.
remem;
gate
and
chtrle
M
Edward
Der.eu
mai
inese
movements
are
usuany
rainer
siow
anu
$109.18,
William,
Manson,
Brown
I
&
Harvey
for
plaintiff,
defendant;
In
person.
Boulthee
Ltd.
v.
Kalen
Motors
64.49.
Patmore
&
Fulton
for
plain-tiff,
Williams.
Manson,
Brown
&
fllarvey
for
defendant.
Artistic
Ad
Co.
vs.
Edwin
Clapp,
t
at
ynm,
Patmore
&
Fulton
for
-tMhtlft.
defendant
in
person.
Jack
Mormaky
vs.
Louia
Locker,
J97J0,
Patmore
&
Fulton
for
liaintlff,
Williams.
Manson,
Brown
It
Harvey
for
defendant.
Henry
Letourneau
va.
Harry
Levin,
J120J5,
Patmore
&
Fulton
for
luitiff,
Williams,
Manson,
Brown
t
Harvey
for
defendant.
McLennan,
McNeely
it
Prior
LtdJ
vs.
Kalen
Motors
Ltd.
$90.48,
Patmore
&
Fulton
for
plaintiff,
Wll-1
11a
ms,
Manson.
Brown
1
Harvey
for
defendants.
Artist
Ad
Co.
ys.
W.
C.
Aspinall,
$62.05,
Williams.
Manson,
Brown
it
Harvey
for
plaintiff,
defendant
in
person.
The
Jewell
Market
vs.
Jostle
Kls
$27,00.
Wjtiiarns,
Manson.
Kfown
i
llarvey
for
plaintiff,
Pat-awre
it
Fulton
for
defendant.
ELECTION
AT
METLAKATLA
I
John
U.
Leithton
Chosen
Chief;
I
Councillor
For
TliU
Year
!
!
John
D.
Leithton
was
last
week
e
lected
chief
councillor
of
the
na-Mve
vuitce'
of
MeUakaUa.
Other
bta
of
the
oouncll
are
Q.
P
j
Ryan.'ehen
Jlghton,
'Fred
Par.
1
kar.
P'sier
Ulghtbn.
William
Rud-'
'-x
dand
Edward
Lelgiitpn,
tecre-'
!
'
w.
?ddic
Ryan
and
Ooosfe
Ryan
usfe
apooinled
-constablos.
A
number
of
municipal
Improver
sneaks
ajx
being
cvlr.J
on
by
the
aaUves
of
Matlakatla
including
street
repair
work.
There
are
54.756
letter
combinations
avallnble
for
broadcasUng
.stations
ln
the
United
States.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
February
i
STONED
WHEAT
A
NEW
Red
Arrow
health
food!
Made
from
stone-crushed
Western
wheat
.
.
,
with
bran
and
all
the
nourishing
elements
left
intact.
Baked
at
the
exact
temperature
which
retains
the
living
vitamins
of
the
wheat
and
yeast.
Delicious!
.
.
.
satisfying
.
,
.
nourishing!
.
.
.
and
yet
always
"kind
to
your
figure."
WED
A
R
W
O
W
PRODUCT
'
ryy0k
f-
your
'
Ask
ymirwlf
lliofc
four
qtirstionx
llirn
you
will
know
wIhmIht
llic
Life
Iusurancc
you
now
own
pvr
ndequute
eecuriiy
and
prolrction:
1.
Does
your
Life
Insurance
provide
that,
when
you
reach
old
age,
you
will
have
a
definite
monthly
income
sufficient
to
luaLe
you
independent?
2.
Doc8
your
Life
Insurance
safeguard
your
wife
and
children-guaranteeing
lliem
a
livelihood
if
iLealli
rob
them
of
your
support?
3.
Ig
your
Life
Insurance
building
up
a
cadi
reserve
for
future
emergencies?
4.
Does
your
Life
Insurance
also
include
an
education
fund
to
eouip
your
children
for
the
battle
of
life
whether
or
not
you
live
to
see
them
start
out?
Hy
giviii?
serious
thought
to
yojir
Life
Insurance
now
you
will
proliuhjy
ave
end)es
regret
and
worry
in
llic
fuiurc.
Ky
all
mraiiij
ln)k
it
over
with
ji
Life
Insurance
repreentatlve
toting
nfeM$umncc
Service
One
of
a
seri-
of
messages
sponsored
by
Ufe
Insurant-:
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j
tallies.