PA
OH
rona
DON'T
TRIFLE
WITH
COMMON
CONSTIPATION
Kellogg's
All-Bran
Brings
Relief
Constipation
gets
ita
jrrip
on
a
person
almMt
unawares.
It
often
start
with
such
little
things.
Headaches.
LittleMrwaa,
Bad
complexion.
Unpleasant
breath.
If
unchecked,
it
may
seriously
impair
your
health.
Fortunately,
you
can
avoid,
this
danger
by
eating
a
delicious-
cereal.
Laboratory
tests
show
that
Kellogg
All-Bean
provides
two
things
needed
to
overcome
common
conetipation:
"bulk"
and
vitamin
B.
All-Bran
is
also
a
rich
source
of
Iron
for
the
blood.
Biological
tests
demonstrate
that
the
"bulk"
in
bran
is
similar
to
that
in
leafy
vegetables.
Inside
the
body,
it
forma
s
soft
mass,
which
gently
clears
out
the
intestinal
wastes.
IIor
moeh
better
than
taking
unpleasant
patent
medicines.
Two
tallies
pooniuli
of
All-Bran
daily
arc
usually
sufficient.
Serious
eases,
with
every
meal.
If
not
relieved
this
-way,
see
your
doctor.
Get
the
red-and-green
package
at
your
grocer'a.
Hade
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
Six
.
Persons
Killed
In
Calcutta
in
1
Electrical
Tempest
CALCUTTA.
India.
April
18:
Six
persons
were
killed
by
lightning
In
a
severe
electrical
storm
at
the
end
of
the
week.
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OLDE
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Shoppe
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Deliver
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per
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10c
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over
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Typewriter
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LTD.
INTERESTED
IN
SILVER
Is
Exclusive
Subject
of
Discussion
Revival
in
Price
Would
Mean
Activity
STEWART,
April
18:
There
does
not
seem
to
be
a
man
in
the
Portland
Canal
district
but
knows
i
a
great
deal
about
silver
and
the
prospects
of
Its
coming
back
to
a
!
price
where
It
can
once
more
be
!
mined
profitably.
Just
as
the
price
of
wheat
affects
the
farmer
so
the
i
price
of
silver
affects
the
miners
of
Northern
British
Columbia.
Ask
any
man
you
meet
at
Stewart,
Alice
Arm,
Premier
0
any
-other
camp
on
Portland
Canal
what
conditions
are
like
and
he
re-
plies:
"If
only
silver
would
go
up
another
ten
cents,
there
would
be
a
dozen
mines
start
to
operate
and,
if
the
price
should
advance
to
forty
or
fifty
cents
an
ounce,
the
whole
country
would
again
become
a
hive
of
Industry."
Silver
Is
everything.
It
Is
the
solution
of
every
problem
to
these
wonderful
people
who
have
tunnelled
Into
the
mountains;
have
braved
the
rigors
of
the
winters
and
spent
summers
wandering
over
the
mountains.
Give
them
a
ehance
and
they
can
make
good.
Pay
them
a
reasonable
price
for
silver
and
they
will
make,
money
for
themselves,
pay
taxes
to
all
the
governments
and
place
the
country
more
firmly
on
the
map.
In
the
evening
practically
every
resident
of
Stewart
listens
to
some
radio
in
order
that
he
may
hear
mention
of
the
word
"silver."
He
scans
the
newspapers,
not
to
read
of
crime,
of
politics,
of
social
or
other
gossip
but
In
order
that
he
may
see
the
magic
word
"silver"
printed
somewhere
and
possibly
bring
a
word
of
cheer
to
them.
They
know
of
the
possibilities
of
the
economic
conference,
of
the
actions
of
the
U.
S.
Senate
and
they
would
like
to
know
that
the
governments
of
Canada
are
interesting
themselves
in
the
question
and
trying
to
bring
.
thm
rallaf
TtLAtf
t
n
llr
ailvAP
all
riav
ply
every
visitor
with
questions
bearing
on
the
subject
and
they
will
vote
almost
to
a
man
for
any
party
or
leader
who
can
assure
them.
that
he
will
take
up
their
cause.
BUT
FINED
!
Two
Southbank
.Men
Cnd
Up
In
Court
Following
Ouarrel
-
Over
Debt
As
a
result
of
a
recent
fight
be
tween
residents
of
Southbank,
Paul
1
J.
Dupuis
paid
over
an
amount
of
.
$1S
which
he
allegedly
owed
Harry
Schaeffer
but
the
latter
was.
In
turn,
fined
S10,
with
option
of
ten
days'
imprisonment,
on
a
charge
of
,
common
assault
as
the
starter
of
the
hostlities.
according
to
a
report
received
at
divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here.
The
case
was
heard
by
Stipendiary
Ma-sistrate
R.
W.
MarOowan
of
Burns
Lake.
LANCASTER
IS
MISSING
ALOIEitS.
Algeria.
April
18:
'CP
Search
was
continuing
today
for
Capt.
William
Lancaster.
British
pilot,
who
has
not
been
reported
since
last
Wednesday
night
when
he
left
Adrar
on
a
projected
flight
from
England
to
Capetown
with
a
view
to
lowering
the
time
record
held
by
Mrs.
Amy
Johnson
Molltson.
UTILUE
THE
TOILER"
HELLO.
MB.
Silver
Wedding
Is
Celebrated
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
K.
J.
Murray
Guests
of
Honor
at
Affair
in
Oddfellows'
Hall
Last
Evening
The
Oddfellows'
Hall
was
crowded
last
night
for
a
surprise
party
celebrating
the
silver
wedding
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Murray
and
a
presentation
was
made
to
the
guests
of
honor
consisting
of
a
case
of
silverware.
The
people
all
gathered
at
the
hall
and
then
Robert
Murray,
who
had
been
best
man
at
the
wedding
of
25
years
ago,
brought
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Murray
to
the
party
and
made
the
presentation
on
behalf
of
those
present.
Music
was
provided'
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Watt
and
John
Bremner
for
the
dancing
which
continued
until
a
late
hour.
Winners
at
bridge
were:
ladies'
first.
Mrs.
Peachy;
second,
Mrs.
B.
J.
Beale;
men's
first,
E.
Hellman;
second.
E.
Larsen.
One
Halibut
Boat
Left
For
Vancouver;
Another
Sold
Catch
There
were
no
additional
boats
In
with
halibut
this
morning
for
the
regular
Fish
Exchange
sale.
The
Lysekil
left
yesterday
with
her
catch
of
18.000
pounds
for
Vancouver
and.
the
Relief
sold
her
10.000
pounds.'
to
be
Cold
.Storage
at
the
same
price
to
b'eVpsjld
the
other
when
the
sale
Is
held
tomorrow.
Helen
II,
Teeny
Mllly
and
Olbcn
which
were
In
yesterday,
are
holding
over
until
tomorrow
when
it
s
expected
the
railway,
will
be
eler
and
shipping-
to
th
east
tflll
be
possible.
1
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j
Today's.
Weather
Terraie
Part
cloudy
calm,
'"temperature.
6.
,".
i
AlyaiHhWPart
cloudy,
calm,
35.
Anypx
Part'etoudyl
calm.
44.
Stewart-Part
icJ&udjL
calm.
HazHonj-Olpudy,
eatm.
40.
Smttherfr-ear,
cairn,
38.
Burns
Lake-Clear,
calm.
30.
&
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11
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Vni
av
van
MOT
nil
DAILY
ITCWI
April
,
19!J
-1,11.
.
J
J1LM-Ll-U
Lenten
Drama
at
Baptist
Church
Well
Presented
One
of
the
delightful
features
of
special
Easter
activities
in
the
local
churches
were
the
presentations
on
Oood
Friday
evening
and
Sunday
night
at
First
Baptist
Church
of
the
Lenten
drama
"Release,"
depicting
in
one
act
the
release
of
the
thief
Barrabas
in
order
that
Christ
might
be
crucified
at
Calvary.
Taking
part
were
H.
M.
Daggett,
Vic
Houston,
P.
H.
Linzey,
Mrs.
Oeorge
Hlbbard.
J.
Clifford
Ollker.
Kenneth
Green,
Tom
Johnson
and
Miss
Phyl
I
lis
Hamblin.
The
program
also
Included
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
II
N.
Brocklesby,
"Open
the
Oates
of
the
Temple;"
Mrs.
P.
II."
Linsey.
"He
Was
"Despised,''
and
Miss
Betty
Cameron,
"Lord
of
All
and
My
Task."
W.
Vaughan
Dav
ies
presided
at
the
organ
and
there
were
also
selections
by
the
Junior
Symphony
Orchestra.
There
were
large
and
appreciative
audiences
at
both
presentation.
Ban
on
Import
Of
Fuel
Urged
Resolution
Passed
by
Committee
Asking
Congress
to
Take
J
Action
J
WA3HINOTON.
April
18:
-The!
KOuse
Of
Representatives
fuel
committee
Has
passed
a
resolution
me-raortalterag
Congress
to
stop
the
Im
porta
Won
of
crude
oil
la
to
this
country
k't
I
Mother
of
Secretary
Of
Treasury
Passes
i
Mrs.
T.
ItAVoodin
Dies
In
New
York
Following
Paralytic
Stroke
(
NEW
YORK.
April
18:
Mrs.
T.
R.
Woodiiumoiher
of
Secretary
ot
the
Treasury
William
H.
Woodbt.
passed
away
here
following
a
paralytic
stroke.
Her
son
was
at
her
bedside
at
the
eitfb-.
Ammt
smftmi
:
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:
1
I
HER
FIRST
DANCE
WITH
I
JIM.
HOW
THRILLED
-
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,
I
FINALLY
AMY
TOLD
f5J
TODAY
SHE
IS
ENGAGED
TO
JIM.
SHE
BEGAN
HER
HOW
SHE
HAD
L
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l""UOY
ENDED
B.O.
FOREVER
UNKNOWINGLY
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HAS
CASE
NOW
Fate
ot
Marcelina
Julian,
Seattle
Filipino,
on
Murder
Charge
Being
Considered
SEATTLE.
April
18:
The
trial
of
Marcelino
Julian,
young
Filipino,
who
is
charged
with
the
murder
of
six
persons
when
he
ran
amok
with
a
huge
bolo
knife
on
the
streets
of
this
city
on
Thanksgiving
Day
last,
went
to
the
Jury
after
the
state
had
asked
for
a
verdict
of
first
degree
murder,
the
defence
pleading
for
acquittal
The
Jury
was
still
out
lit
Hlahl
jvmfrfHn
It
vrHIt
Unable
to
reach
a
verdict,
the
Jury
returned
to
the
courtroom
for
further
instructions
It
was
intimated
that,
even
If
Julian
was
convicted,
the
death
sentence
would
not
be
Imposed
If
a
verdict
el
Insanity
was
imposed,
he
would
be
commit-1
ted
to
asylum.
Protest
Parade
In
Jerusalem
Moslem
Women
Object
at
Opening
of
New
Y.M.OA.
Building
by
General
Allcnby
JERUSALEM,
April
lfc-Moslem
women
staged
paraoe
to
this
city
In
protest
at
the
presence
here
of
General
Allenby
to
open
a
new
You-g
Men's
Christian
Assocsatton
building.
San
Francisco
to
Make
Hif,r
Saving
As
Result
of
Cut
SAN
FRANCISCO,
April
IB
-Following
ratification
of
the
plan
by
the
ratepayers
at
a
special
election
last
week,
application
has
now
been
made
to
the
courts
for
approval
of
the
wage
cut
program
for
San
Francisco
civic
employees.
Savings
amounting
to
IISOJWO
will
be
made
monthly
starting
May
1,
it
Is
BUT
AFTER
ONE
DANCE
JIM
LEFT
HER
DIDN'T
COME
NEAR
HER
AGAIN
Unexpected
Results
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writ.
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go
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had
a
strsr
cold
h!i
muM
la
my
casst
causlsg
such
a
ratkiog
tones
it
jJj
to
tear
me
to
piece.
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had
read
about
Dr.
Wood's
Norw
pa,
Syrup,
so
I
dseided
to
(u
It
a
trial,
kiun
u
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dM
I
felt
relief,
aad
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bottle
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ton
$1
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