&.. WEDNESDAY, ‘FEBRUARY 6 1929 CR ae oe me”

[Health Service

A HEALTH REVIEW :-

"| TERRACE, B.

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"Steamship and Train Service

Ss. S. Printe Rupert will sail from Prinee Rupert ,
Sr Vancouvet and intermediate points, each Fri-
1 day, 9.00 a: m.
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For North and South Queen Charlotte Islands,
fortnightly.

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_ TERRACE,

i ‘'Questidns concecrning ‘health, addres-
sed to the Canadian Medical Associa-
tion 184. College Street, Toronto, will
{be answered by letter. Questions as to
: diagnosis ° and treatment will not be

afte

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Mrs Diggles “and ‘children returned |-
ad Monday, after spending a few days in

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| Wedding Bells.

Stee eens

Kast Ww toh Mi. Diggles. |

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aye. Geo. Tattle: was in Rupert, last ”

7 ‘beur sday.

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The | thermenneter registered seven

> below zero over the: sveek end and in

sae party of the istrict na low as 10
helow. “There “Wis no cout] in town,

Lieut Binith of: Katlum. Lake left

“Phe, far - Vanecotver to take up
a Sut Txe ip eaugineering, . i

The yore soi of Mr. and Mrs. Fart
fen sruest at. ‘Le home of Mrs . Sher-
waod duving his. mother's absence in
Piince Rupert,

Wm. Smith and My. and’ Mys. Har-
old Smith and daughter Hazel of Ru-
pert were present at the marriage of
Jas, I. Snilth nnd Miss Kenney.

Owing to the ‘extreme cold weather
many residents have been quite anxi-
ous about the town water supply. A
number of the private-lines have been
frost bitten and others are In a fair
way to’ fet the same medicine. if the
weather tdloes not moderate. a

A. Charmichael of Copper city was
in town a few. days.

Mr. and Mrs. BE. T. Kenney enter-
tained three tables at bridge ‘Thursday
evening, the prizes being won by Miss

Pillsbury. and Mr..Judsoh, With the
refreshunents the’ Hostess. was assist-

ed by Mesdames. Greig, and Duncan:
Daring the evening Mrs. “Dyson ‘sang
n couple of solos nnd Mrs. Dunean
gave 0 recitation. ;

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Word bas been receiv ed by friends
of Prof. Barfoot of the death of his
mother whieh took place in Colloing- | #
wood, Ont. early in the month. -
basketball practice

Following the

soms, and she carried a boquet

_RENNEY. SMITH v

A most fuferesting | atid popular
wedding was sxolenmized in “Knox
United church on Wednesday even-
ing, January 20th, ut 7 p.-m... when
Hisie McDonald Kentey, daughter - of
Mrs. G. T. Sundal, was united in mar-
tinge to James Hamilton Smith; ‘for-
merly of New : Glasgow, Que., but a
resident of Terrace for the past few
years. ‘The church was nicely decor-
ated for the-occaslon, an abundance
of greens and cut flowers -being- sed.
To the strahs of Mendelssobn’s wed-
ding march, the bride entered On" “the
arm of Ar. sundial and took her place
wailer an areh.. The-bride was beau-

tifnlly gowned in white  satin- faced
crepe with lace flouncing and a prid-

of
Tosca and carnations with maiden hair
fern. She was attended by: het sis-
ter, Miss Gladys Kenney who was’ be-
comingly attired in shell pink satin
faced crepe with lace trimmings and
she carried a boquet of pink carna-
tions. ‘Lhe ‘groom was assisted by his
br other Wilson. Ushers were Mar-

‘|jory Kenney, Edna ‘Dover and Dorothy

The ceremony was performed
Wohi: Allen, pastor: of - Knox
chureh, During-the signing

Little.
“Tby Tv.
Dnited

snug “Beeuuse” Miss Annie. Allen pre:
siding at ‘the organ.
Following the ceremony’ thé guests,

G. W..¥. A. ball where 2 reception
wis held ‘and a sumptuous “wedding
dinner was served. The table. was
centred by a three-tier wedding cake
on pillars. «Gat flowers were used for
table decorations. The four. little
girls who acted as ushers, and assist-
ed by ‘Miss Annie Allen, helped with
the service. a

Atter dinner EB. T. Kenney, uncle of

nl veil caught up with orange blos-,

of the -register Mrs. 8. N.: Kirkaldy.

numbering abotit forty, repaired to the |

: answered.
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| WHAT “DOES ir MBAN?

. This areticle is written hecause of
the numerous . inquiries recieved by
the Health Service, asking the mean-
Our correspondents ‘ask “the mean-
itive or a. negative ‘Wessermann test,
or concerning. one of other of the num-
erous tests whieh are made. .

‘During | the past years as- a yesult
of Tesenreh” in inedicine nod in the se-
fences, certain ‘tests have “beet made
availahle for ’ physicians” ‘These ‘tests
ave wost valuable aids in deciding
the - nature ‘of, disease, | - but. they are
nething more ‘than aids. They ‘are,
us it were, on one-symtom. .

_A physician’ does not make a ding-
nosis on one symptom only, and for
the same reason, he does not make: his
dingnosis, on the résult of one test.

It seems necessary to point this _
as so Many people seem to think that
the diagnosis of. certain diseases. ‘is
now made in o machine-like manner
by ‘subjecting, the ca se to a serles of
tests which. Jabel.. the individual , as
suffering-..,0r.; a8: free from, . _.ccertain
disenses,... ; |

We are not minimizing in auy way
the value of thesé tests: we merely
point out., their, limintations, The re-
sults:, must be ‘welghted .along with
other symptoms by. the physician in

of symptoms: varies, and each . case
must be considered separately.
In using modern tests, the physiclan

nosig, being needed not only to relieve
symptoms, but to correct or remove
the cause of the trouble.

An untrained person | cnnet wider-
stand the significance of these tests
any more than he can understanl the

ing and signifaicnce ‘of certain . tests |

ing of a high blood pressure, a pds- |

charge of, the case. the significance |

brings -all available means to his ald |.
so that, he may make a correct diag- |,

* PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE. TERRACE. B¢.
" Eastbound— -Monday, Wednesday, Saturday; 3.08 p.m.
Westbound Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, 7 11.52 a, m.

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R. F. McNaughton, Iiatrict Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C. . - :

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B. C

LUMBER MANUFA‘ ‘TURER

LUMBER PRICE List

Rough Lumber «$18.00 per Mf

Shiplap... . 22.50 “

Sized Lumber ......ecce cere eer ereedets os BenOD
_ Finished Material... wee eeee 40.00 to 65.00
Shingles................. ..,-.-from $2.50 te $5.00 per M

Prices subject to change without notice

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Orders filled at short notice. Mill running continuously. :

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Prices of Moulding, ete., on on application’

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What is a Bargain?

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‘In this community are hundreds of individuals ‘and’ =
families on the wateh for an advertisment which will
offer them what they want at ar advantageous prices. -

. . » bride, p bh 2 i h sound:

; ou Monday night the Orange Ando the bride, propused the tonst to the|the mean ng of the different wee Cull them bargain-hunters: if you will, but thrifty
Reds selected their teams for the com- bride ‘and a suitable reply was made |the physician hears through his steth- shoppers would be the better designation. Thrift is n . at
ing games, Mona Greig being chosen )by the groont. ‘The ev ening | w ns ther.| oscope when he applies it to the chest commendable trait. cut merchants should cater to it. te
Captain of the Orongé team and Hel-|speut dancing. , : lof the person che is examining. It-is oe . sh

fad Francls ‘Smith.’ .

en Greig ay captain of the Reds.

Canon aud Mra, Marsh have reveiv-

ed word of the denth of the Rev. Dr.
Langfeldt of Advent: churech; Devils

‘Tnke, N. D., early in the month fro
Heart failure.

The: deceased is re-
“‘memhered by al number of friends who
met him wv hile here about, ‘seven years

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TRE CHILDREN’S MASQUERADE

The “enitdren’s innsquernde* on Fri-; 9°)
“day evening
_ sized crowd,

was attended by a fair
Many of the ‘children
from .outlying’ parts ,were unable to
wet in on account of the weather. Me-
Laveti’s orchestra ‘provided - excellent
music. “Mesdames T. Brooks, J. Kirk-
mitrick and. Miss. Ried ‘were judges
nud their awrrds were'aa follows':—_
Youngest child in costume—iackle
Kirkaldy In Kilts.
' Best dressed couple—Plerrot. and
Pierrotte, Harry and ‘Kenneth Attree,
Comie—Two tramps, Bruce Smith
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Most: original: couple; gold « ‘aust
Tying, Yerna and Constance Duncan.
~ Rest. flaticers-Sophia Malearn ; and |*
Tarbura, Sherwydod. ts
‘ Followinguths : ifuidginint ‘dnnelng* jwas

vesttied whe ii ioppanie:y while ‘the. Lesion

The ‘happy coupe. received - many
Landsome and costly elfts. The gift
from the groom to the bride was’ a
necklice, und: to the bridesmaid an
onyx and. pearl. ring, The , girls . lr
waiting,’ manicure: sets, the’ soloist a
cup and auucer. The groomeman ‘Te-
ceived cuff links. ;

- The young couple have " taken’ up
their hanie ‘on the bench. To them is
extended the ‘pest ‘wishes, of a host of

friends, «.. Loonie

CANADIAN LEGION, ORGANIZED

The Canadian Legion “net in!
blue room of thefr hall last Thursday
evening when bout’ twenty members
were ‘present, After routine business
and an: enthnsiastle. disenssion on way
and means of raising money to reduce
the debt .an’ the building, the follow-
ing officers ‘were elected:—. * ©

Presitent—F, Mer- Halle eniecies
lst Vice-pres.---Geo. Dyson.

2nd “Viee-pres.—N. Sherwood: ,. .
An executive was appointed: as tol:

and A. Creelman, J. Tyler, R. Beecher

G. 8. Cooper, -8, Kirkaldy, Cant. Col-
thst and A.- Attres. ;

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B, Brooks continnes to make

Progress towards. vecovery’ and: ‘hopes |)

0, he ant of the, hospltal this A week,

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John “Bright. try to" kiss your dnight-
er in the grocery store. -

: ate wo ben pe

let him.

inite selentific -knowledre,
and: exjierlence. | - ,

Waken a Sallow Skin |.
.. To Life and Loveliness

Sullow or oily skin fs sickly, Slug.
gish cells and tissues are hindering the
natural processes that make for. skin
health. Don't try to cover up this con-
dition—correct it. Awaken the tissue:
to normal healthy functioning, bring
new life .to torpld cells, stimulate the
elrculation to free the skin of poisons,
and -you enn clarify and brighten r
sallow complexion and overcome thai
disngreénble “shine,” Two ‘or three
times“a week give your skin -this ton
ing-up. Get n few ounces of Peroxin
‘Powder at any chemists. Apply hof
cloths to..the face and then rab gently
with the jiowdér, using a rotary mot
ion,‘ follow. Avith, hot and cold wate,
ud‘ apply: i goid cream (we ;recom-
mend Cerol creme.) ‘This helps to re
store ii dry, velvety Hnish to your skir

training

‘Bost represented costume—Dorothy | tows and the secretary will ba‘ cliosen | 7 se i A aa
Tittle shepardess, Dorothy Hend. Af/at the next. meeting :—The ° officers:|, Villuge Gossip}, I just saw) ‘oid = /

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Suuippy Mother: ‘Did. ‘he -kiss her?.

Village Soest No. “she wouldnt
, . ut mt 6 ic ve .

- Mother: en tt was’ wnt: mye

vay

not beenuse they nre secret nox mis-
terious, but’ simply that they require,
for their interpretation, certain -def- /

improves its texture and brings natura? hs
[solor to the. ‘cheeks.

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‘| tyas” burned“ to the - ‘ground.

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One tamily wants a new ‘carpet—the need is not
urgent. Another family is looking forward to buying :
dining-room furniture—it may not be for a twelve a
month. a me, a ;

One man is thinking of buying himself a watch.
Me woman a shopping bag; another an umberella,

OAD aay be unde ‘to buy earller—by advertising. - cnt |
. Advertising cain make the desire so keen that the bar- .
. sain is forgotten in the fever for immedinte possession

A NOTE TO MERCHANTS

_ Stimulate business by the offer of some slow-moving
lines‘ at special prices. Brighten -up business: by. adver-
tising some desireable goods at reduced prices. Make a
advertising banish-dull business. Often you can tempt ° |.”
the buyer who is biding his or her time, to buy from
* you—at ycuv time of naming.

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~The alstrict WRS ngain visited by u
filsnptrous. fire on Saturday morning
Wheii-the house oecupled by G. H. Taft
“The - fire
started . A the. root, from an overheat: +

‘ heyund: control “hou

“of vr. ‘A. anit