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I
PRICE
OF
SILVER
The
price
of
silver
is
too
low
.tor
steady
production
in
S.OUTHBANK
JSmithers
Skiiers
SKI
MEET
.
imetiaKalla
;
Visiting
Jlariboo
The
Interest
in
ski
jumping
has
not
been
.so
.great
with
the
result
that
Jumping
for
competition
was
not
held.
A
Jew
exoihiMn
Jumps
were
Riven
by
a
Benson
of
Hasel-ton
Ski
Club
and
Knute
Nysen
of
the
t)mlneca
Ski
Club.
The
results
of
th
races
were
a
NEVER
SLEEP
ON
m
UPSET
STOMACH
iuv,uia
.
OcjegaUon.f
.Three
Taking'arl,
An
Increased
Interest
In
Crosscountry
t
'
lUrlnr
liulLri
Ln
Jinuulnr
d'
Mew
Mi.uaK.iUa
defeated!
Of
ten
neutralizing
excess
stomach
acids
can
make
the
whole
world
smile
(n
the
rrorning
To
relieve
the
effects
pf
over-indul
-escape
"acid
indieestion"
that
gence
gence-1
can
can
ruin
ruin
do
this:
the
whole
next
day
simply
Take
2
tablespoonuls
of
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
in
a
glass
of
water
AT
BEDTIME,
While
you
sleep,
this
wonderful
alkalizer
will
be
sweetening
your
stomach
.
.
.
easing
the
upset-feeling
and
nausea
.
.
.
helping
to
bring
back
a
"normal"
feeling.
By
morning
you
IeI
like
a
million.
Then
when
you
wake
take
two
more
tablespoonfuls
of
IliiUips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
with
the
juice
pf
a
whole
prange.
That
(s
the
quickest,
simplest,
easiest
way
to
overcome
the
bad
effects
of
too
much
eating,
smoking
or
drinking.
Thousands
ue
it.
But
when
you
-buy,
make
sure
you
get
the
Real
Article,
Never
a$k
for
"milk
of
magnesia"
alone
always
ask
for
"Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia"
the,
kind
many
doctors
.endorse.
MAM
IN
UNAOA
PHILLIPS'
Milk
of
Magnesia
'2,
Albert
Durban;
3.
Albert
Stone.-
!
Luton
Town
3.
Tranroere
Rovers
,
Boys,
under
111.
Rolf
Hougen:
n-
2.
Roeer
Sundln:
3.
Douzlas
Chris-
Newcastle
United
He.
Saturday.
March
11,
1939.
!
Tots
1
.
(Durban.
Ralph
Keefe;
2,
Franels
Old
Boy's
Race
(over
50
1,
Martin
Loveng:
2,
O.
H.
Hamre.
A
large
attendance
came
to
the
.moskottthe
silver
mines
of
the
country.
If
tne
price
were.
dance
desmte
the
zero
weather
increased
they
could
operate.
The
suggestion
is
that
the
Miss
Marion
Keefe
was
elected
by
Dominion
trovernment
should
purchase,
the
silver
at
65c
.
a
falr
majority
to
succeed
mim
an
ounce,
the
same
metal
that
is
today
bein
sold
at
about
if".
Wi
c-
.
Jwere
distributed
by
Queen
Marion
We
jire
strongly
in
favor
of
the
bonus
on
.silver
as
at
Midnight.
i
qng-
as
-production
bonuses
are
being
paid
on
other
pro-
r
.duets
such
as
wheat.
We
also
think
there
should
be
a
bonus
p
p
i
.
on
fish
production
in
order
that
fisliermen
may
make
a
MOyS
.DOWlIIlg
.prgfit.
!
As
a
matter
of
general
policy
we
do
not
.see
any
Beta
nigh
scorer
with
Alpha
of
these
schemes
as
being
permanently
practicable.
We
cannbt
see
the
end
if
it
continues.
All
we
suggest
is
that,
if
the
bonus
is
paid
on
wheat,
it
should
be
paid
on
all
other
primary.products.
;It
is
our
opinion
that
the
country
c.an-,nqt.eontinue
to
pay
these
bonuses
because
it
will
not
have
.enough
money
unless
taxes
are
levied
on
these
same
farm-rs.ininers
and
fishermen
to
pay
for
the
bonuses
and
that
.Founds
ridiculous.
;But1t,is
just
possible
that
some
of
us
are
out
of
date
ijp.pur
ideas
and
that
there
will
be
found
a
way
of
handl-jingtthe
situation
when
every
producer
begins
to
demand
thebonus.
Possibly
a
dictator
will
be
necessary'
to
make
iitjposflible
to
get
back
to
bedrock
once
more.
AI.SO,R0RROWIN(i
,
Then
;again
we
come
to
the
question
of
.borrowing.
iNcarly,
everybody
is
borrowing
and
will
continue
to
tdo
so
'
:aH:long
as
anybody
s
willing
to
lend.
After
that
it
is
pos-.ib,le
;tat
there
.may
be
forced
loans
until
all
the
surplus
jup
used.up.
,By
that
time
we
may
have
discovered
that
no-.bQdyver
had
real
intention
of
returning
the
money
they
borrowed.
Countries
borrow
to
the
limit.
So
do
provinces
or
spates
and
cities
borrow
until
they
find
they
can
no
4pnger
pay
the
interest
and
they
ask
for
an.
easement.
It
iis,
curious
condition.
POPULAR
MEASURE
So
popular
was
the
Canadian-American
trade
pact
jn
the
House
pf
Commons
that
the
opposition
did
not
-take
a
division
on
it.
When
the
speaker
asked
for
"ayes
and
(n,ays"
.n.p(one
challenged
the
decision
and
asked
ipr'.a
recorded
vote.
Evidently
opposition
members
did
npt
vant
tit
known
how
tftey
voted
or
they
would
have
asjied
for
a
recpi;'d!
CANADJAN
RAILWAYS
As;a
.result
of
the
campaign
being
waged
by
President
Sir
E.
W.
'Beatty
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
and
Aers.
people
are
gradually
learning
something
about
hp
.railways
of
the
country
and
particularly
about
their
own
railways,
the
Canadian
National
system.
.One
of
the
most
interesting
statistical
tables
published
shows
that,
while
in
Gi:eat
Britain,
there
are
191)1
PPjeo
thx
mile
o.f
railway
and
in
France
1015,
,the
United
-States
51.
Argentina
518,
there
are
in
Canada
only
JlQOole
to
the
jnile.
the
only
country
with
fewer
than
this
being
Australia
with
23G
people
to
the
mile.
This
tells
the
story.
The
people
,of
a
country
are
the
passengers
arid
,the.ir
qtiyities
provide
the
freight.
Few
people
meansjlittle
-travel
and
little
freight.
If
panada
had
twice
the
population,
she
would
have
possibly
twice
the
railway
travel
and
require
twice
the
amount
of
freight
movement.
Close
Second
Scores
In
High
School
Boys'
Bowling
League
this
morning
were:
Alpha,
2364.
Beta
2380.
Gama,
2230.
Winners
of
theatre
tickets
were:
Morin,
-183;
OBrlen,
192;
McNab.
181.
LOST
LI
F
EFOIl
PENNY
LONDON.
March
11:
CP
Stooping
to
retrieve
a
penny
she
'had
dropped
on
the
road,
a
nine
year
old
girl
was
struck
and
killed
by
a
truck.
2,
Sheffield
Wednesday
1.
Norwkh
City
4,
West
Ham
United
6.
.
Nottingham
Forest
L.Fulham
.l.
Plymouth
0.
Chesterfield
0.
Sheffield
-United
1,
Swansea
Town
2.
SouthanHa
I,
MHtwall
1.
Toutcham
2,
iUnchester
City
.r
West
Bromwich
Albion
6,
Bury
0.
Third;
Division
Southern
Ipswich
Town
3,
Swindon
Town
1.
Walsall
3,
Notts
County
3.
Bournemouth
and
Rrranmh
Ah.
jletlc
3,
Northampton
Town
1.
Brighton
and
Hove
Albion
.0,
Newport
City
0.
Bristol
Rovers
1.
Clapton
0.
Cardiff
Olty
2,
Port
Vale
,4.
Exeter
City
1.
.Watford
J.
Mansfield
Town
1,
Aldershot
0.
Queen's
Park
.Rangers
3,
Bristol
City
1.
Read)rg
3.
Torquay
United
5.
Southencj
United
3.
Crj'Hal
Palace
1.
Third
Division
Northern
Barrow
-
Rotherham
United.
played
previously.
Accrington
Stanley
3.
Darling-
'on
0.
Banwley
3,
Carlisle
United
0.
1'roYlocla.l
Championships
Prtnce
Rupert
by
a
score
of
SMITHl'RS.
March
11
-Several
,to53
at
New
MeUakatla.last,takl
artists
left
SmUbfCs
two
daya
FRANCOIS
LAKE.
March
It:
.
night
In
the
first
of
a
two-
age
to
take
part
In
the
champlon-The
annual
.ski
tournament
.wad
..
Wnie
:
basketball
series
there-
ship
contests
wbjcb
are
VWrjg
held
at
Southbank
a
few
flays
ago
The
seefnd
aajne
Is
to
be,play-
'piace
at
Weils
this.
week.
Those
A
greater
.jiumber
of
mpetttors
.
pd
lorAgbl
and
the
local
team,
making
the
trio
are-Chris
Dahlli.
taking
part
in
the
cross-country
blws
yet
to,
win
a
game
c-raham
Colllaon
aw)
Fugl
Atda
racing
showed
the
Increased
in-
$sttapr
to
JCehtbikan
and
TheirmUhers
supporterr
(eel
sure
tcrest
taken
In
tbls
winter
sport.
.
m
Mn.b-fii
i
fine
hnmr
t
thtt.ihw
u-ni
oiw
a
9m.ini
tpoiorrow
.of
themselves
in
(be
cnte?U
which
,.
.
thejr
enter
and
believe
that
Mr
Dajilie
will
be
able
to'bsld
hi
own
Old
Country
Soccer
Hockey
Scores
follows:
Lngush
League
nrst
jiiviiion
Class
A
8
mile
i-l.
Knute
Ny-
Biulhain
3.
Wolverhampton
sen
iOmlncca
Ski
Club;
.2,
Isaac
Wanderers
2.
Kussela
iOJS.O.
Bolton
Wanderers
1.
Brentford
I.
Class
B
1,
I.
Belby
(OS.O:
2.
Charltoa
Athktic
3.iBlakpool
1.
Edward
Thomson
Francois
Lake
Chelsea
5.
Ortmsby
Town
1.
Ekl
Club):
3,
Odin
Housjen
(F.LJS.
Leed
United
4.
Arsenal
2.
C.).
Leicester
City
0,
HuddersfleJd
Ladies'
4
mile
1.
Ethel
Thomson
Town
1.
F.L-S.C.i:
2,
BorghUd
Hougen
F.
Uerpoo!
4.
PorUmMth,4.
LjS.O:
3,
Mrs.
A.
Benson
Hazel-
Manchester
United
1.
Aon
Villa
ton
Ski
Club).
-
,
-Boys'
14
to
161.
Rodney
Sun-
Middlesbrough
4,
Everton
.4.
din
F.LC;
2.
Edwin
Loveng
Preston
North
End
4.
Derby
WX)0
"(FUS.C);
3.
Kato
Loveng
tFX.
.Courtly"
1.
2
S.C.).
I
English
League
Second
.Division
niwl
Girls.
13
17
tn
to
i
15
ixfon'
Olargaret;
Bumliv
ft.
Bradford
0.
'Bickle:
2.
Marge
Christie.
I
-3.00i
-Boys.
.tv.v
11
ii
tn
to
1
13
Einar
rinqr
N.nim
Hnuten:
ers
ers
1.
Coventry
City
0.
Blackburn
Rov-
with
the
bestof
them
.Pacific
Coat
League
Seattle.
4;
Vancouver.
7.
Halifax
Town
1.
Southprt
I.
UuU
City
1.
Wrexham
1.
Uoeeln
City
1.
Oateshe-ad
0.
New
Brighton
J,
Doncaster
Rovers
6.
Oldham
Athletic
3.
Crewe
.Al-exf
ndra,0.
Stockpurt
".Cl(y
5.
Hartlepoole
United
0.
Scoltlvh
.League
First
DivUlon
Ayr
VnUed
1.
.CeJUc
A.
Clyde-Queen'
,Park.
unplayed.
Falkirk
1.
Hibernian
1.
Hamilton
Academicals
1.
Aber
deen
0.
Hearts
1.
Queen
of
theSouth
2.
Motherwell
4.
Particle
ThlsUe
3.
RaJth
Rovers
2.
Kilmarnock
fi.
Bs
overs
Albion
Rovers
,0.
St.
Johnstone
.
St
Mlrren
2.
Third
Lanark
3.
Arbroath
0.
ScttUh
tLeague
Second
Djviilon
Alrdrieonlans
2.
Montrose
1.
Alloa
5.
East
Stirling
0.
Brechin
City
2.
Cowdenbeath
5.
'
Dundee
United
8.
Lelth
thletis
1.
East
iFlfe
0.
Dundee
2.
Fprfar
Athletic.
,
Morton
3.
King's
Park
-
Dumbarton,
post
poned.
grounds
unfit.
St.
iBernards
4,
Edinburgh
3.
Stcnhousemulr
4.
Dunfermline
C.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
.'Continued
from
.Page
One)
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.54.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
temperature
30.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm.
30.
Alice
Arm
Part
cloudy,
calm,
28.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm.
23.
Stewart
Part,
cloudy,
calm.
28.
.HazeJtoo
Clear,
calm,
27.
.Sjnllher
Clear,
calm,
16.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm.
7.
HOSPITAL
,MI.K
SUPPLY
EXPERlENCjEJ
Hon
Norman
MrLeod
Rogers
-left'
Cai.af
...
labor,
received
the
degree
of
Doctor
of
Law
h-i.
a
special
convocation
cf
the
University
nf
Mann
L'
shown
above
signing
the
utiivcitity
roll
"I
!
a
ceremony
which
was
lntOduced
tast
year
w
Barcn
Twfedsmu.!.
governor
-general
'
t
';vn.id
V.
3
Spenre
regutrar
of
the
university
wa'
i.
Chancellor
J
J
Dafoe
u.sUndtng
behind
Mr
Pv
formerly
courts)
here,
has
been
La
visiter
in
town
(or
the
past
wttfc.
The
Sunday
School
of
St.
Paul
United
Church
held
a
.very
enjoy
supply
for
the
institution.
Thlsl'ble
dinner
party
on
Friday
even-tender.
which
the
board
accepted.
lt
Forty
sat
down
to
a
de
was
Ite
ner
gallon
for
milk
In
.win-1
'lahtful
hit
d.pner
supplied
by
the
tcr
and
35c
In
summer.
.
For
whip-1
leache-r
and
officers.
The
very
ping
cream
the
prices
are
40:
per'uddfn
cod
nlin
kert
some
of
the
pint
ana
20c
per
half
oint
and.
fori
menijers
iroro
enjoying
the
roo-1
table
cream,
20c
and
10c
Q1H
WORK
WANTED
i
time.
Omei
were
played
and
sing
iinff
entoved
until
elht
o'clock
by
the
younatr
members
and
until
1
nine
by
the
older
The
Missel
Ber-,nlce
and
Jeryl
Munger
were
In
:harae
of
the
gamea
and
Miss
K.
Manscn
of
the
muilc.
,ThAe,wrv-iJng
were
Uie
MJasw
Isabel
,
Linton
,and
Marguete
PaUrj8p.An,d
Mcs-
darner
John
Oowans
and
Frank
,
BushfJeld.
ghi
.wanu
house-
.
....
,.
.
...
.
work.
Phone
Red
lit
tf.,
1"u"
,,cm
n
successful
basket
social
In
luvnu.
wen
eaucaiea
marnea
snhnni
itnli
Th
LOST
Sum
of
money
on
3rd
Ave
r--
1
vt
i
r
t
"
r
very
the:
The
pne
having
the
highest
bidder,
namely
on
Indian
tepec.
about
18.Jnchyi
Jn
height
imade
by
uaaiy
nreaea.
Ketvara.
iinper
Miss
jM.
VanTlne.
received
a
gift
pleae
leave
at
Paly-Ncws
61
Xrpm
thc
Jiru.0f,the.club.
her
part-
:"
PKKSONAL
ner
Idt0
rece,vW
one
.gift.
both
-
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