ti HORRORS UF Bowels Almost Paralysed “After sulfe ae with lerrible Consti- fuesday, July 6, 19145. eee THE DAILY NBWS. CONSTIPATION “Fruit-a-tives” Relieved P.Q, BonIFACE DE SHAWINIGAN, February 8rd, 1914. 2 years, ‘Fruit-a-tives’ | Ww hile a student at er College, I became very il] and ced toleave. Severe pains across | abdomen continually tortured me | digestion became paralysed ne advised me to take ‘T’ruit-a ind at once I felt a great ment. After taking four or | boxes, I was completely relieved | have never had any return of this MAGLOIRE PAQUIN n for over & 1 me. | Pee , tbox, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25. At | ‘ rs or Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. | reseonnooroe recececeroeecoecs THE GREAT RECRUITING CAMPAIGN IN ENGLAND—W hether conscription ought to | voluntary enlistment is still thi iject of controversy. Those in favor of the voluntary syst FOR 1 TAX] | ire still largely in the majority, though realizing that the system is still on trial. The shows one of the meetings taken to promote recruiting. Monster parades keep before the | of young men the fact that their King and ( ountry need them, The battalion shown is marsh Mansion House, London, to the headquarters of the HU. A. C, i "oi" 9 FRR KK DKK KKK KH KR vacation with relatives. He ex- bie hale * NEW HAZELTON NOTES. * 1% SMITHERS NOTES *#ipects to become located perma- Stand - Hotel Rupert * * Coe le) eae oe eae nently during the interim, ihe italic Miss Eric Richmond is visiting! Mrs. Mason Adams. the Misses a \ peer ere eDoeeesees ened with friends in Prince George. McKay and Mrs. A. M. Tod return- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Green were lad to their camp at Lake Kathlyn leaving on Monday night’s train | John Lindquist is doing some|Friday, after spending a few days for Liverpool, England. Mr. Green prospecting in the Babine range.{in town. has been employed as machinist Si Seka ioe ST for the G. T. P. in Smithers for | Rey. John Field, Hazelton, was| The baseball game on Thurs-|the past year and a half. i leomed in town lastiday afternoon between Smithers Sees tore : Tuesday and Telkwa teams resulied in a While watching the horse | JOHN HAL ae | aa ses victory for the home boys, the/aces on THUNORY Jas. A. Mc- a oe Hugh Taylor left this week on|score being 24 to 17. | Donald and Norman Hurlburt replace picture eyes em ing Phone 99} caiakcipsiiahascipiniahiid inten -{the first trip of the GOLD WATGH FREE ici ciosics to tne to SOLE get ithe t trail to the A Real Lever Gimalation f horses to graph A straightforward generous } He lt irom en established B | ©‘) ‘ firm We are civing away } Watches to thoumands of } Tine walid « 6 huap j adfertisement. Now is your chane: to | il be gone for mths, Miss Ellen Graham left Mor eents for one of our m~oning for *! me fashionable Ladies ‘ ing for her home Long Gnarda, or i Gents’ Alberta, sent alter earriage paid to weer spending several mor with the watch. which aif} > Lee ‘ : ac a with her niece, Mrs. James Mac- (thew watcher are B} guaranteed bro years), Kay, in Hazelton should you take ad | vantage of oor marvel A lous offer. We expect you to tell yous-triends § | ase about us and show them the best aff ate | as : Dou't think this Offer too good to be true, HBt send irs. Pat Aldous and son went 35 cents tosae 398 cain @ Free Watch You marred a Mae L r v oma! i Jeuctiors (impt 14}, 2, Comwailis Rosh Lanne kf | to Smithers Monday night to join Enviand ok ; Pat. They had been visiting in € Make Monday Ironing Day ET Sunlight Soap do your washing Mon- day morning and Jy can do the light irouing Monday afternoon. The rub, rub, rub at the board has no place in the Sunlight way—so with the hardest part of washing cut out you'll feel like apalcing te good day’s work by doing at least part © the ironing, Follow the directions that cut your wor . remember there’s nothing in Sunlight to injure ee or dainty hand, ‘THE DAILY NEWS’ = == Circulation Guaranteed the Largest in Northern 3 Brittsh Columbia 3 SSS SEES Largest Circula- tion means the Best Advertis Prince Rupert’s Leading Paper! Read “THE DAILY NEWS’ 7 = ~ ee. NI te Al ch tn te TS I ee Sten i