nan
two
prmg
is
ere
-
-
Third
Avenue.
L1.MITi:i)
Classified
advertising,
per
word,
per
Insertion
Off
come
the.
old
rubbers
revealing
sombre,
un-sightly
shoes,
streaked
and
stained
from
annoying
winter
covers.
New
Shoes!
n
hi
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NEWS.
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COLUMBIA
SUBSCRIPTION
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delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period
paid
In
advance
For
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
".
,
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
,
r
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
,
,
.
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lnch
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and
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will
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now!
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Afternoon,
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Sunday.,
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Thursday,
April
5,
1934
DON'T
BE
DIRTY;
CLEAN
UP!
HERE
ARE
THE
USUAL
SIGNS
OF
ACID
STOMACH
Neuralgia
Feeling-
of
Wakn
Headaches
Mouth
Acidity
'Nausea
Likju.I
Ajelln
j
!
Indigestion
Sour
Stomach
i
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m
Sl.vlcii-i
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t
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11
uu
rvm
ii
;
TAKE
-J
ioollfultW
Milk
of
Mi-
:
IH-.i
.1
in
I
v!:m
Ut
MIT
i
rv.-r
.
M.ifnuig
wNfl
you
grt
tip.
'i'dkr
another
t-.
i-infnl
.i
"
ii
iniiln
flrt
rxtmf..
Aixi
imnMwr
txlorr
ini
Kl
To
hed.
J
OH-T.ii.
the
nw
I
I'l.iiliiM'iMHkotMMmM
;
Tuhk-M
mm
.5f
tor
cfc.li
tKunful,
an
3
reeled
aiiovc
.
If
you
Lave
Arid
Stomach,
don't
worry
aliout
it.
Follow
the
simple
directions
Kiven
alxive.
This
binull
dosage
of
Phillips'
Milk
of
Mugneia
arts
ut
oner
to
neutralize
the
acids
that
rause
hrsiilnche,
stomach
puin.i
and
other
distress.
Try
it.
You'll
feel
like
a
new
person.
Hut
le
curt-fiil
you
(jet
genuine
Phillip'
Milk
of
Majfneia,
or
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
Tahlets
when
you
buy
-2.V
and
THie
mes.
ALSO
IN
TA1LIT
FOKM
Each
tiny
lahki
n
tlw
rouivalfflt
of
a
innpuonfiil
of
(.rnoirw
Phillip
'
Milk
of
Mafnnia.
MAM
W
CAM.
OA
Phillips'
Milfrof
Mag
PASSING
OF
PHYSICIAN
Dr.
William
Black
of
Winnipeg
Succumbs
to
Heart
Attark
In
His
Fifty-Seventh
Year
WINNIPEO,
April
5:
Dr.
William
Black,
well
known
surgeon.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
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a.
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i
131
The
Letter
Box
BARKING
DOCS
Editor,
Dally
News:
May
I
trespass
on
your
space
to
the
extent
of
asking
the
owners
of
.barking
dogs
to
endeavor
to
keep
their
pets
under
more
control,
especially
at
bight
after
10:30
or
11.
Ihe
incessant
ahd
persistent
barking
of
dos
botti
day
and
night
Is
exceedingly
dimoyinif
to
anyone
,
trying
i
ietk
jfepose
or
quietness.
or
to
concentrate
on
reacting
or
writing.
There
Is
no
particular
part
of
the
city
where
this
annoyance
exist
as
dogs
appear
to
be
all
over
the
place
here,
there
and
everywhere.
However,
I
am
quite
sure
owners
of
dogs(
In
Rupert
do
not
mean
to
annoy
the
public
and,
alter
this
gentle
protest,
they
may
abatr
the
nuisance
us
far
as
It
lies
In
their
ower.
PAX.
rKINCK
ItlTK'HT
TO
TERRACE
fcilltor.
Dally
News:
;,.
You
have
not.-been
saying
much
about
the
nor.he.rn
highway,
lately
possibly
becau.se
of
the
provincial
political
complications,
but.
now
that
the
.government
Is
given
the
power
to
act
and
all
It
has
to
d-
is
to
raise
the
wind.
It
might
be
wise
to
consider
pressing
forward
the
tutd
of
the
extension
of
highway
facilities
eastward
from
Prince
Rupert
The
railway
company
refuses
t
let
ns
get
out
by
that
route,
so
It
i.-up
to
us
to
rustle
for
a
highway
th.r
will
make
us
Independent
of
the
railway.
Highways
have
been
built
in
the
south,
paved
highways,
beautifulh
surfaced,
costing
millions
of
do!
lars.
They
already
had
roads
but
not
of
the
right
"kind
so
no
expense
'
was
spared
In
giving
the
people
who
came
to
Winnipeg
nearly
thirty
ln"'
what
thtv
wanted.
Here
we
nave
ror
ciamorea
tor
a
nien-
vears
aao.
died
here
vesterdav
of
years
'.
heart
failure
in
his
fifty-seventh
ar
but
M
l
lhan
ten
.02
1
year.
mi,es-
I
Born
In
Rochester.
Minn..
June
7,
We
lik
t0
w
toads
built
In
the
1817.
Dr.
Black
spent
his
early
life
8011111
but
e
wt
a
share
In
the
1
in
Bruce
County.
Ont
and
was
edu-
north-
Wf
aM
to
b
able
to
take
'cated
in
Manitoba
tlnlveriltV'tak-
our
cars
J'
the.
interior
without
:
lng
post-graduate
work
at
John
Wins
the
'railway
the
moastrous
Hopkins
Hospital
at
Baltimore,
Md.
He
also
studied
with
Dr.
Mayo,
Dr.
iScudder
and
other
leading
physicians
and
surgeons.
From
1904
to
,
1906
he
was
surgeon
with
the
con-!
structlon
department
of
the
Cana-
Thi
is
Hip
spnsnn
fnr
plpnntrnr
nnrl
nninti'nnr
riiirinir
t1ioi'an
Pac'"c
Railway
In
Western
;Tv
"
u
u
l-iTi
1
Y
"f,
Canada
and
in
1D07
established
past
few'
there
has
been
little
tor
years
money
paint
and!hlmseIf
in
wlnnipeg.
practising
.
wallpaper
and
wall
tinting.
Dirt
has
been
allowed
t6
invade
here
since,
that
time.
the
homes
and
the
effect
is
bad.
Not
only
is
dirt
oh
the!
in
1904
Dr.
Black
was
married
to
walls
unhealthy
but
it
affects
the
whole
'outlook
of
the
Ml
Isabf!l
Hunt
of
Winnipeg.
Be-
family.
sides
his
widow
he
Is
survived
by
t
Just
now.is
a
good
time
to
buy
paint
or
one
of
the
yar-
Tack
was
a
member
of
the
i-ji
ious
calcnmne
preparations
which
come
in
various
tints,
wininpeg
Medico
Association,
the
The
smell
of
fresh
paint
and
the
glow
of
clean
Walls
is
an
American'
Medical
Association
and
.
inspiration
to
better-'work.
It
helps
to
bring
good
cheer
to
the
surgeons
of
North
America,
lit
any
family.
Keeping
the
home
clean
is
the
first
dutv
and
ako
beIonsed
10
tne
Masonic
or-a
new
wall
paper,
a
new
coat
of
paint,
a
rtew
kitchen
tint,
wer?anWcnuarchember
f
thC
PrPSi
these
all
help
to
brighten
the
home
life..
They
make
for
.
harmonious
living.
TEACHERS
ARE
HEADLINERS
Man
in
the
Moon
t
,
:
Good
afternoon,
April
Fool
Day
Is
The",
teaching
profession
is
gradually
being
recognized,
gone
and
rm
stm
here.
This
week
a
convention
of
teachers
is
being
held
in
Van-
couver
and
the
newspapers
of
that
city
have
been
giving
An'
erry
is
&t,11,ln
victoria
or
their
proceedings
double
headlines
on
the
front
page.
ma0"fuv0"
and
th
wo,ld
U
8tm
And,
after
all,
why
should
not
the
profession
be
recog-
mv
nK
"'
nized?
The
men
and
who
the
destinies
of
women
guide
jake
says
we
are
ail
files
on
the
the
younger
generation
undertake
work
that
is
intensely
chariot
wheel
but
don't
know
it.
important.
The
future
of
the
country
depends,
largely
on
them.
Thrvnn1v
u-:iv
in
iniir
that
mon
'oWl
f
fW
WofW
aalrs
seem
to
b
going
.
-
v-
vi
v..
vitttv
(liVii
svi
iiviiivil
Ui
kllv
smoothly
once
more.
There
has
not
best
ability
make
the
profession
of
teaching.a
life
work
is
Ei
to
make
tne
pay
and
professional
standing
at
least
enunl
thr
u
nn
word
of
to
that
of
the
doctor
or
lawyer.
The
wprk
they
do
is
more
in
the
offing.
ilnnni'f
Jint
thnn
thnt
in
mnot
riflir.f
himMc!n'o
r!..rtnf
1!1
several
weeks
and
one
developing
ity
is
need
to
do
the
work
well.
Parents
will
be
particularly
teacher
D'Arcy
Marsh
is
said
to
be
iiiiciu8iiM.i
ju
it't'iiug
inai
tneir
cnuaren
get
me
best
p
sible
instructors
the
country
can
provide..
EXPORT
.MARKET
connected
with
a
new
humorous
Journal
in
Toronto,
Butterfleld
of
the
Province
ridicules
the
Idea
of
a
,
funny
paper
In
Toronto
because
he
says
Toronto
Is
a
city
without
hu-
,
,
,
mor.
Perhaps
D'Arcy
will
through
,
Since
the
market
for
Canadian
grain
has
been
restric-
"The
Barker"
make
,he
Torontn-ted
by
the
action
of
most
European
and
other
buying
lans
smlle"
countries
in
placing
prohibitive
tariffs
on
import,
it
is
what
a
serious
old
world
this
isi
becoming
necessary
for
Canada
to
produce
livestock,
dairy
"
we
aI1
8mlIe
a
llttle
more
11
wl11
"prodiict'noultry
and
eggs
and
anything
that
finds
a
be
beUcr
'or
everybody
reatiy
ma
lKet,
One
difficulty
in
connection
with
the
raising
of
stock
is
that
local
freights
from
the
prairies
to
the
coast
are
much
higher
on
grain
to
be
consumed
locally
than
on
export
grain.
The
result
is
that
prices
are
too
high
in
British
Columbia
to
allow
farmers
and
poultry
raisers
to
impori
lor
leea
pur))0ses.
We
are
not
criticizing
the
railways
but
simply
pointing
out
a
condition
that
makes
it
difficult
to
dispose
of
prairie
grain
in
British
Columbia.
If
B.C.
feeders
could
secure
prairie
grain
at
anything
like
export
prices
they
could
use
much
more
than
they
do
at
present
and
thus
help
cut
the
grain
growers.
Ideal
Cleaners
OPEN
In
New
Premises
Cor.
Mi-Kridc
&
Fifth
CLEANING,
REPAIRING,
DYEING,
ETC.
I
GREAT
SAVING
At
the
B.
C.
CLOTHIERS
LTD.
in
Men's
Furnishings,
Ladies',
Men's
and
Children's
Shoes
in
the
Latest
Styles
and
the
Lowest
Prices
Turnbull's
Combinations
8
urcy
Sueuo
Sport
Oxford-
jJ
gj.
Fishermen's
Humphrey
Trousers
OA
Off
All
wool,
any
size
I
'loc
t
Fool
RuiUKTS
for
t!l(
whole
.
famiy
in
all
sizes
at
very
low
All
Wool
Ribbed
Underwear
$190
prices
MaBBHHMHMMaMMi
Children's
Calf
Oxfonls
Q4
Ql.tSD
Off
nLi;k
ano
White
8wrt
Oxlord
CO
Off
pc-rpair
p,r
pair
Ladles'
Shoes--Pumps
or
Ties
per
pair
Ladi'-s
Zipper
Style
Ifcm.s
leather,
ut
Fine
$1.95
1
Misses'
Classic
in
Straps
and
Oxfords,
hundreds
of
pairs
to
pick
from.
S2.25
Two-Tone
Sport
Oxfords
per
pair
Hlack
and
Brown
Pumps--Blunt
toes,
per
pair
i
issii
Shot--In
KUl,
Patent
auc
Velour
Cnlf,
cr
pa''
(.
!,:rr
t
8eml-8ervlce
Holery
pt:
p.Ul
W'
Idri-st
Silk
Crepe
SUx-klngs
ne:
p..r
B.
C.
CLOTHIERS
LTD.
Phone
Mack
321
charse
of
forty
dollars.
Possibly
a
selves
from
Irthanty
m
it
let
ou;
little
fluttering
In
the
local
dovecots
piping
Ut.le
voice
tx
i'.card
n
splU'
night
influence
the
people
at
Vic-
of
the
railway
and
political
muf-
fnrla
ir
frv
ti
fnlra
rnr
nf
nnr
nn.
flcf.
employed
by
setting
them
to
work
in
the
Skeerm
Highway.
What
do
"
ju
think.
Mr.
Editor?
We
know
,'
ome
of
the
difficulties
Mr.
Pat-
ttllrft
la
ttn
aitnltltf
Knf
mnvamnii
I
?
kasw
UJ
H
WUfc
A
StlV
V
Alky
lere
might
strengthen
his
hands
vtUi
Ottawa.
Don't
forget
the
road.
ThU
lok
lo
me
like
a
good
time
to
rouse
our-
S3.75
S2.95
83.95
85c
81.25
Next
door
KHzell's
.Meat
Simp
MOS8UACK
FKKSH
MII.K
AND
CltKA.M
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Plume,
f!7
r
-
Governor
Rolph
Out
of
Hospital
BAN
niANCISCO
A;
lowing
his
dlsrh
ii
f
r
cl
Hospital.
comii'
from
an
nines
of
r
with
pulmonar
ci.
C
I
nor
Jamea
Rolph
jr
t
.:.
i-v
I
make
a
lrteX
uy
i'.
in
h
fOiotrtyiuuiliTt-'hb
-cxet
u
.
,at
SaeramenU)
..a-j-
It
used
to
lie
Niilplnir
a
nil
molasMcs
hut
now
it'H
dvltvioiiH
WILL
yon
,:vit
forget
llie
iilfnir
mid
uiolussrs
kriiifr
lunio"?
Ilul
llmri
lta"e
changed.
Ttduy,
vo
know
tliHt
much
of
the
listlet(iieh
of
spring
tlays
rrsulls
from
conitnoii
coiihlipation.
Thin
contiilSoii
can
be
corrected
by
Including
plenty
of
"hulk"
with
inenlo.
So
loduy,
instead
of
getting
an
unjdennunt
'Spring
Ionic,"
you
go
to
your
grocer's
for
a
pack
age
of
Kellogg's
Al.MUtAN.
Two
tahlespooufuln
of
this
delicious
cereal
daily
furuUh
the
"hulk"
needed
to
help
promote
regular
habit.
All-Kuan
ALIHltAN
uloo
provides
vitumiu
I),
ai
well
as
a
generous
liure
of
the
iron
you
need
in
pring.
People
nho
are
renlly
ill
nfter
the
,
winter,
of
courve,
ehould
co
isult
their
phyKiciaiiH.
AlJIUtAN
it
simply
reconl-mended
for
common
count
ipallon
uud
AUrBRAM
aMn.MflflULaLflU.
h
not
n
"cure-all."
The'lnhelirof
hratrcerrulu
tell;
now,
whether
they
are
all
bran
or
only
pari
bran.
Get
Kellogg'
I
AU..HKAN
und
uvold
dlv
uppoiutmeull
At
ull
grocers.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
K
u
v
p
on
thv
h
ii
ii
ii
fj
Mi
tie
of
1
1
f