gaturda

ae

ye BLOOD IS THE
STREAM OF LIFE

re Blood Is Absolutely
Necessary To Health

pilT-A-TIVES” PURIFIES

  

ase Wonderful Tablets,
de of Fruit Juices, Are The
lest OF All Tonics To
Purify And Enrich
The Blood.
se 1od can flow only in a
a clean body is one
tier is rewularly
ed from the
annot be pure
n is weak, when
: est the food
* bowel o not move
: the kidneys are
rked
re the result of perfect
of stomach, liver,
s. k and skin,
™ by their wonderful
© organs, keeps the
le lean as Nature in-
be clean
t-a-t tones up, invigo-
rifies, cleans anc
ean blood that is, in
rea f life
is sold by all dealers
so trial size asc,
on receipt of price by
a-tive mited, Ottawa.

al retry

rs PRL. Vintners Association

WINDSOR MOTEL

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r of First Ave. and Bighth St
W. & Wright, Prop.

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september 19, 1944.

ITALIAN SOCIALISTS

DISCUSS NEUTRALITY

lee Not Wish Italy's
Bring Profit to Dual

Alliance.
Paris, Sept. 18 A ilava

| patel from Rome say
rhe Union of Socia
tome today ended it d
of the international sit
the intevention of Ita
adoption of a resolut
states in the begins
ciprocal action by &
ill countries against
and armed peace had
that, through the fa
powerful German and A
Socialist parties in not
ly Opposing artniaine
gian and bkrench Sov
been compelled t
| fences of their countries
j A victory of the m
the aristocracy in the
tral empires, the resolu
tinues, ‘would subject 1 j
a most reactionary and ta

upremacy.
rhe neutrality of Italy des

ed by the proletariat,’ it sa

} ther means an ardent desire ti
jsee the strife engends the
jitwo empires turned against its
lauthors and the wissh of the pro
j fetariat to protit fr the presnt
situation to aflirm a i ince of
| free people.

The union invites the work
jing people to see to it that Italy's
neutrality is not all ed to bring
profit to the two empires.”

WELSH VERSUS RITCHIE

ON THANKSGIVING DAY
Sept. 18—Fred-
lightweight champion
Willie Rit
und
Day,

San Francisco,
die Welsh,
may meet here in

Thanks-
November 30.

chie
a 20-ro contest on
giving Jitu
the
ow in communica-
Britissher. Ritchie

signified his willing

close
and is!
with the
already
ness to accept the match, which is

ai h,

Nas

aken to mean that Coffroth’'s
terms are satisfactory Welsh is
1 the Fast and according to pres
ent plans has accepted an extend-

ed engagement in vaudeville

Peter Black, Prop. George Chip has gone to Los
memenmeriemsnaaeetaaaaailtaaite Angeles for a ten-days’ visit and
1 his return will immediat«
inOx MOTEL
y start training for his 20-round
Ave, Between Elghth end Ninth nat 9 M ' ,
‘ ntes wil SELLY rray ie
a) Plas, Rates Be to 81.00 8) a eee s ve eloab yk
Per Day has bes set for the night of Sep
Besner & Beener, Props. Lembe 1) at Coffroth’s Arena
Rees be hie SENT UP FOR TRIAL.
EMPRESS HOTEL
Alex. Matthy was up in the Po-
o Ave, Between Siath and j ‘
Seventh Streets we Court this morning charged
Pian, 60 to 61 Per Dey with forging a check. It appears
— pucnietesitinainttiatemetit that he was rooming with a part-
ine ner in one of the loeal hotels and
AL MOTEL the charge is that he got up it
Corey & Burgess, Props the night and took a cheek from
Third Ave end Sixth St his partner's clothes, endorsed it
Pian Bieam seated and had ished. Half an hour
_— ae after the charge was laid Consta
a a LIQUOR CO., ble Macd ild located his man or
Comox Aver The check was
cond Ave. and Sixth St for #142 Hao ont f
Phone 109 or ’ ‘ was sen up or
eatin ib trial

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will be amared WILLIAMS & LIOYI Whoterale
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THE DAILY NEWS.

 

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NA CROSSING NOTES *
"°C? © eee eeee
haleopyrite

en came in from

| week for
VebDonald was
two last

supplies

with us
week, and
ed to Hazleton,

Carpenter and Frank
own from New lla
i if last week and
ime day

nh hauled a big tank
fo the Roeher de
for the use

sawmill
MacPher and Angus
ho ha been work
de Boule mine
t came down last

j
nt to Hazelton
i t transact some
{ the government of
et ed on Thursday's
] condition

has been in Van
the past ten days
has been selecting fur
other material for the
Paver He will return

WW sday of this week

r mber's fittings for the

t of the Copper Tav-

} 1 received and are

t te in every essential fea-
t The plumbers arrived on
Ss i st and are already on
t} }

Frank Bard, who had the con-

ct for erecting the Copper
Tavern, has returned to the
f ssing and will begin work on
the new store building as soon as
{ excavation is ready for the

ndation.

Young & Walters, contractors
for the excavation now being
made for the new store building
of the B. R. Jones Co., Ltd., are
making fine progress, and the
ground will soon be in shape for
the foundation.

David Morgan, a Nevada pros-
pector who has recently come to
these parts, visited the Crossing

veaterda

turn he

mining
recently

and is going to Fort
have a look aré

Crossing

y for supplies. He is

camped down the river about fif-
teen miles, and says the country
ks good enough to stay with

P. J. Burkhardt, a Seattle man,
went east on Saturday's train

George to
On his re-
p off at the
and will examine some
which he has
purchased an interest.

vund.
expects to sto

claims in

a

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* NEW HAZELTON NOTES *
eee eee eee eee Se
From The Miner

E. Hyde, of Telkwa, was in
town for a couple of days this
week,

Rev. J. ( Spencer, of Port

Simpson, was a week-end visitor
in Hazelton

Boh MeDonald returned = on
sunday from aeietrip to ‘the
Groundhog country

A. C. Bat ind John MeAmis
came in from the Manson distriet

on Thursday

George Gallne who has been
mining in the Omineea, returned
to town on Sunday

George Kerr the forest
branch, returned on Wednesday
from a trip to the eoast

Miss Hoga ads superin-
tendent at the Hospital, is taking

a three
Rupert.

weeks’ vacat at Prince

John Huderle the
Creek mining
Sunday,

Manson
came in on
his home in

man
enroute to
Minnesota.

Indian Agent R. EF. Loring re
furned on Wednesday from an of
ficial visit to Kitselas and other
villages the Skeena

Chief Constable Minty is in
Fort Fraser in attendance at the
preliminary trial of the Austrian
charged with killing Mike Turk-
Ija.

along

Two new nurses have arrived to
join the staff of the Hazelton Hos-
pital. They Miss Sisko, of
Ladysmith, Miss Wilson, of
Milner.

are
and

Grant, district
for P. Burns & Co., arrived from
the Coast on Thursday, accom-
panied by W. B. King, of the
Vancouver office,

R. A manager

H. C, Hankin has returned from
Hudson Bay mountain, bringing
samples of fine copper ore from
Skookum. He completed assess-

 

ment work on the Skookum and
Monarch.

The through first-class ser-
vice on the G. T. P. between Ru-
pert and Winnipeg was inaugu-
rated this wee} Many passen-
gers are taking advantage of the
ehance to travel across’ British
Columbia and the prairies on the
new line.

Dr. H. N. Whitford, of the Do-
minion Conservation Commis-

 

It
the Natural
Flavor

 

 

sion, came from Vict thi
week to secure '
of maps showing the tim) '
agricultural
country. He will spend

two in Hazelton, obta

mation from the forest bra
officials and other sources

data f i

resource

NEW PRIVATE SECRETARY.

Position in Premier's Office ts
Filled by Appointment of Mr.
R. E. Gosnell.

Sir Richard
thorized the
the position of private
in the premier’s office had
filled by the appointment of M
hk. BE. Gosnell Those wl
volunteered their willingness |
serve in this capacity, and oth
who may be disposed to d&
are asked to
intimation that their services
not be required.

That Mr.

MeBride |

announces

 

regard this as a

Gosnell t

is eminent
well qualified for the position t
which he has just been appointed
is, of course, well known. He was
the premier’s first secretary, tak-
ing that office in 1903, previously
having oceupied the same post
under five premiers For many

years he has been the trusted ser-
vant of the government
important departmental
Than Mr. Gosnell no one in the
proyinee has a greater knowl- |
of conditions in British Co-
lumbia and the problems bearing
upon its development. Mr. Gos-|
nell has already entered upon his

in many |
matters.

edge

duties. |
First Grain Rush of Season. j
Duluth, Minn., Sept. 18.—Grain

men here estimate that 2,500,000
bushels of grain will have clear-
ed local elevators in the past 48
hours. This is the first real ean!
of the season These
would be higher but for
grades of grain now being
ed, they say.

 

receiv-

 

of every

Then the hardest campaigning

Ri tae >

 

Has

B. C. MILK is as sweet and whole-
some as when FRESH FROM THE
COW, nothing taken out bu the

water—and nothing added. IT
HAS THE NATURAL FLAVOR.
Vegetables, especially peas, string
beans, asparagus, cauliflower,
onions and “creamed” dishes of
all kinds, including cream gravies,
are more delicious and less ex-
pensive when made with B. C.
MILK. The Government test
gives it the HIGHEST STANDARD.

 

cannot rob him of the comfort of
his regular shave, for the Gillette
does its work as quickly and well in
the armed camp as in the perfectly
appointed private bathroom.

Light, compact, safe under any
| circumstances, the Gillette Safety

 

 

fami

your

 

digestion.

For

those foes of comfort and well-being,

and Biliousness

there is one
best

ly remedy universally regarded as_ the

liver and

Present suffering

corrective of deranged conditions of the organs of
is relieved promptly,
and worse sickness prevented by timely use of

BEECHAM’S PILLS

Let this wonderful remedy tone your ma ainalts
reguiate your wels an

you will feel hesanell throughout your entire system. re select to the

A few doses. will

common and minor ailments of life,

prove to you wh

Are the Right First Aid

Prepared only by Thomas Bocohen, & Helens, Lancashire

Sold everywhere in Canada end

S. America. In boxes,

for the |
’3 Pills

36
Gillette Safety Razor Co., of Canada, Limited
THE NEW GILLETTE BUILDING, Montreal

 

To Purchasers

Any Gillette Dealer (this includes
most Drug, Jewelry and Hardware
Stores) will guarantee delivery of the Set
Soldier you name, at
alcartier Camp, without extra charge.

 

 

 

Office and Factory:

 

 

 

 

Let “Sunlight” do the Camp Washing

TIERE is only one soap that will make
your big heavy shirts and underwear
as clean and sweet and soft as you like
them—that’s “ Sunlight”

Strong enough to move the worst of camp
dirt—gentle enough not to hurt a single fabric.

Sunlight Soap is absolutely pure— "
it’s the best all round general purpose x
soap there is.

Sold by all Grocers.

ne ‘Su n Ml I ight Soap

Ay

 

WAR EQUIPMENT

Canadian who goes to the

‘etek should certainly facets a

GILLETTE
Safety

(Made in Canada)

Razor

Razor Pocket Edition or Combin-

ation Set “fits in” perfectly with
active service conditions.

If your Soldier Boy doesn’t

own one, give him a Gillette,
his name engraved on case or razor,

before he leaves for the front.

 

Pocket Editions sire cut above)
cost from $5.00 to $6.00

Combination Sets ike cut at
lett) cost from $6.50 up.

Standard Sets - $5.00

To Dealers

Write or wire us the orders you take

for Gillette Sets for Soldiers at Valeartion

an, and we will guarantee poonst de-

very from here, paying carrying ges
and crediting you with the sales.

 

 

 

 

The
POPULAR

POLISHES
Black, Tan and White

10c 4.

Tue F. F. DALLEY Co., Ltp.
BUFFALO.N.Y. | HAMILTON, ONT.

SHOE POLISHES

 

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