fA(3S
TWO
THl"fw'
WOULD
NOT
HAVE
ULCER
CUT
OUT
OF
STOMACH
Took
"Fruit-a-tives"
Instead
and
this
Medicine
made
from
Fruit
Juices
Relieved
the
Trouble.
MirUBTRR
FaM,
IIllillCBST,
P.Q.
"About
25
yean
ago,
I
began
to
kait
trouble
uilK
my
Stomach.
Three
years
ajo,
I
consulted
one.
of
the
best
specialists
in
Montreal,
lie
said
I
mutt
go
to
the
hospital,
hare
an
Ulcer
cut
out
of
my
stomach
and
fall
stones
remoied.
I
was
then
74
years
old.
I
said
"NO."
Then,
I
began
to
tale
"Fruit-a-tirei".
I
am
no
much
better
that
my
old
friends
often
ask
me
what
I
have
done
to
myself
to
look
so
well.
I
am
gaining-
in
weight
and
enjoying
life
very
much."
jr.
EDWARDS.
'Truit-a-ttres'Ms
made
from
the
Juices
of
apples,
oranges,
figs
and
prunes,
combined
with
tonics,
and
gites
quick
relief
in
stomach
troubles.
This
fruft
medicine
actually
strengthens
the
stomach
muscles
and
enables
the
stomach
to
give
out
sufficient
gastric
juice
to
digest
the
meals.
''Fruit-a-tlres'
also
correct
Constipation
and
Biliousness
from
which
so
many
Dyspeptics
suffer.
50c.
a
box,
C
for
$2.50,
trial
she
25c.
At
all
dealers
or
sent
post
paid
on
receipt
of
price.
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of
Audit
Bureau
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Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
August
4,
1923.
Seattle's
Record
Fish
Month:
And
.Rupert's.
Tlie
Seattle
dispatch
published
this
week
telling
of
a
record
montts
halibut
business
there
jives
room
for
an
interesting
comoarison
to
the
advantage
of
Prince
Rupert.
Iast
month
I
n?
c.-.A
ru.,n.l
if
linlilmt
w.ts
m.nrklfi!
thrniich
Ibe.
PilBet!
Ideal
State
Of
SoortsmanshlD.
lot
war.
limit,
or
breaks
any
one-
of
lhe
fish
or
game
laws
he
is
not
a
sportsman
and
should
nol
occupy
a"
seal
in
the
great
circle
before
the
camp
Hre
reserved
or
Iried
and
tested
knights
or
lhe
trigger
and
reel.
,
-
First
we
must
have
a
highly
developed
sense
of
honor
amongst
sportsmen.
If
the
man
.who
is
to
benefit
most
rom
mnd
se
If
It
is
not
the
most
mua
aelicious
Tea
you
ever
tasted.
"Most
Tea-Drinkers
Think
It
Is."
-ii
I
t:illA
nIllimmti
fnp
i1nv
Till
OT1ET
HEWS
"r
Canada
Will
Play
Important
Part
in
Imperial
Conference
Called
for
London
this
Fall
illy
tteorge
Uamhleton,
Canadian
Press
Slaff
Correspondent)
OTTAWA,
Out.,
Aug.
3.
When
leading
the
Liberal
opposition
in
the
House
or
Comnmns
in
1U21,
the
present
prime'
miuHer,
Mr.
Mackenzie
King,
moved
this
resolution:
"That
the
House,
while
recognizing
the
propriety
or
Canada
being
represented
at
any
Imperial
Conference
or
any
Conference
of
the
Prime
Ministers
of
the
Empire
that
may
1
called,
desires
to
record
the
opinion
that
ar
the
coming
conference
no
steps
should
he
taken
in
any
way
involving
any
change
in
the
relation?
of
Canada
to
other
parts
of
the
Empire."
;
The
resolution
wan
moved
on
the
eve
of
the
Premiers'
Confer-
I
heir
government
and
eharge.1
neeof
1921
and
refers
lo
llial
wiiu
ne
uiny
oi
amim
uinnm.-
i...ll..
II.
.1
nf
Ihn
Tliili.ili
onvtrfllllNll
when-
conference
more
pamcumiu.
-
--
-
is
of
special
interest
at
I
he
ever
me
occasion
ueman.
-ty
present
moment
because
it
in-
Sdrallispey,
peaking
in
me
iioiisp
nii
fhe
lines
which
it
is
in-
of
Lords,
put
forward
.mother
I
invited
Premier
Kinir
intends
tj
-mgKesiion
ami
on.
rainer
remm-fnllow
when
constitulional
rela-
leent
nfhe
Impej-ial
Council
of
tions
are
discussed
at
the
coming
Slate,
proposed
by
New.
Zealan.l
Imperial
Conference
in
London,
ami
neieaiM
ai
uieiyn
cu-urr-Cana!a
has
no
intention
of
rais.
nee.
Lord
sMrathswy
s
idea
is
ine
any
question
of
constitutional
luai
ine
nonunions
sihmij.i
chance
and
any
such
mscussion
n-i'"'-Mi
...:n
.-.
:.
n...r.i.
inrn
inroiv
on
t-ariiamem.
inai
ue
ira
""
Will,
II
I'
-
.
improvement
in
methods
or
con-
o'ku
ciiiiimisionrr
m.....i
sulfation
and
rnmmtinieallnn.
-eaU
in
the
House
of
Lords
alj
In
1917
the
Imperial
Wat
should
he,
invited
t.i
he
present
at
Conference
rem?rnued
the
"right
cabinet
me.tinss
when
the
r.m-
nf
the
Dominions
and
India
to
Tat)
pire
mcitm
po.iry
is
.ini
voir
in
fnreizn
nolicy
sed.
Further
Lord
Strathspey;
and
in
foreign
relations,"
and
pressed
the
view
lhat
instead
.f
urged
the
provision
of
"effective
i
n
imperial
..nmerenre
er,
.rw
r.rransenicnts
for
continuous
years
mere
summi
consultation
in
aM
imporlantlat'on.
matters
of
common
Imperial
con-
ilM"
?",luo,
,
"
voice"
has
ul
iere
is
another
ide
t
the
cerr.
The
"adequate
;
ctill'fo
he
heard.
The
"effective
f.ueslion
and
one
winch
may
hav-rrrancemenls"
have
Mill
to
he
considerable
bearing
on
the
ntll-
made
complete.
"
,ak"
t
Cn,r'
Dominion
Consultation
les
next
Ochdwr
Mr
ilfrid
In
Launer
raised
,
al
the
191
1
con-cress
When
conference
are
pro.
Ihr
i.roWom.
of
Dominion
ferenre,
the
last
he
atlende.1.
Th-
lonsultalion
is
simple.
Every
".luccl
.erore
he
r
,..-
.
.i,
viinM
for
full
lhe
Declaration
of
;
-ru
HiffLt-nd
Sir
Wilfrid
laid
:
;;;nil,fonfPrP''M7''!'''
'"Pre.,
tdr
the
has
passed
its
final
res.riulions
"
',
."
hack
up
the
adv.ee
w.th
their
nd
.he
delegates
have
gone
iiAiurppn
rnnier.
:
I
l
M.nl
inlonn
im.
aii'i
portanl
questions
are
apt
,
.
.
has
aroused
so
much
controversy
.
.,.
,
,
hiv
hovereil
on
the
nnnk
the
Kmnire
.......
.
,
.
.
And
to
add
to
the
irony
i
In
what
way
can
the
sportsman
or
Canada
take
his
.share
of
the
"appeal"
appeared
in
wild
life
erenle
a
revenue
fnr
the
use
nf
lliei
Kish
and
fJarn'e
De-
press
before
it
was
officially
the
re-
partments,
and
al
the
same
lime
be
assured
that
the
rightfui
ceived
by
Premier
Kinsr.
herilaire
nf
everv
rwl
hlnnded
hov.
that
f
hunlinir
and
fishinflr.
'
Discussion
of
the
problem
of
will
he
passed
along?
This
ideal
stale
can
only
be
approached
consultation
has
brought
nunvr
through
an
awakened
public
conscience.
Hefore
there
can
be
OU8
arlion
of
status.
wioj
any
change
in
public
sentiment
a
campaign
of
education
must
sufr?eiions
anil
scnemes.
be
undertaHen.
In
the
case
of
the
fish
and
game
it
should
be
mi.er.
aey
of
ew
.
the
duty
of
the
siirlsmaii,
who
is
vihilly
personal
and
national
standpoint,
to
take
the
lead.
The
sports-
rn'in
I
i
t
o
V'
c
Iha
fun
Qtirf
lkisjfc
nlisitt
tl
if
tint
k
I
!
i
Co
t
n
u
Pre
Zealand
nterested
both
from
a
imnK.
numsiir-
;u
u,r
....
-,
ions
siiouin
nave
me
xame
rinnis
ifls'Ilrilish
ministers
and
"b
in
a'
man.
It
does
ndt
matter
what
his
standing
is
in
any
mmnninily.
ration
to
approach
the
'
tow
iiu.Bm
Premier
Bruce
of
Ans.
...
.
k
.t.,.-.i.
v.r
t.i
eign."
tra1iav
and
Premier
Piriuls
of
Boulh"
Africa
have
made
their
losition
clear.
Premier
Hruco
will
bold,
as
Mr.
Hushes
held
before
biro,
th1t
the
Dominions
ar
entitled
lo
a
voice
in
foreign
l
:
.
:
I
,
I
.
t,
i
n
V.
nm
n
.An
M
A.
IV.
.,!..
...i
t:
..t
ii
i
i
,...
ii
!..
uin-j
aniiiiiviimii,
mo...
"
".
"
",r
""7
i"-
-
r
-""-re
"
0f
fact,
has
already
been
form-
in
iiiinii
iiMciiuc
iiir
uir
jiiiin
jiu
lafcrs
iiu
jnirrcM
in
wir,
um-
ally
...
rttnnt
doors,
to
become
a
conservationist
If
lhe
men
who
shoot
and
hunt
in
Canada
will
organize
they
can
achieve
the
ideal
conditions
enumerated
alove.
Laws
affecting
wild
life
are-nassed
bv
provincial
leirisla-
ence
t....
...
n.
.i.i..
tures
and
amended
from,
year
to
year.
Organized
sportsmen
cau
nf
8
t
conunonwealtb."
lint
see
that
they
are
given,
ji
fair
trial
and
if
they
are
found
lacking.
,()Wi
aR
Mr.
nUKhes
queried
al
lhe
action
can
be
taken
to
ensure
revised
legislation.
The
public
,nH
confr,renc..
In
1921,
"are
the
must
be
educa
ed
to
a
realization
or
lhe
value
(
game
to
the
i)0rnlnlonH
ln
,aVe
an
effertite
country,
and
the
place
for
lhat
education
to
commence
is
wilh
V0jCe
jn.
f0reim
policy
when
as
the
rising
generation.
It
is
the
duty
of
every
sporlsman,
afler'niiIlttM
8laiH
thtty
can
oniy
m
lnrj
he
feels
hat
he
is
deserving
of
thai
honorable
title,
to
lo
his
pftf.r
,(ie
iMnKH
hve
llP.n
Aow
pari
in
educating
those
less
forlunale.
anil
arf.
nol
conB,iH,
before.
wrgunizauon
is
ine
Keynote
of
success
for
Ibe
Canadian
iinfi"
conservationist.
Organize
locally,
by
districts,
provinces
nnd
nationally.
Three
united
sportsmen
can
accomplish
more
(ban
a
score
working
individually.
Rod
and
Ciin
in
Canadn.
Just
Try
an
Experiment
Buy
a
packet
of
"SALADA"
recognized.
"What
houtr.
Africa
should
do."
declares
premier
Smuts,
"is
In
use
her
influ
no
lonjrex
as
a
subordinate
Minister
In
London
Lately
as
a
means
nf
meeting
the
situation,
there
has
been
a
tevival
of
the
proposal
that
the
Dominions
should
each
be
repre-senled
by
a
resident
minister
in
London
who
would
keep
in
con
slant
touch'
with
the
British
au
thorities,
During
the
war
Cant-da
was
represented
in
London
by
a
resident
minister
Sir
(Jeorge
Perley
who
had
become
acting
High
Commissioner
fol
lowing
the
death
of
Lord
Ktraih.
conn,
fcir
Kdwarri
Kemp
as
mH-isler
of
overseas
military
ser-ices
whs
also
resident
In
London
during
a
large
part
of
the
war
period.
Fir
George
Perley
has
recently
advanced
the
view
that
lhe
high
commissioner
of
the
various
dominions
ehould
be
members
of
o
conferene
London
I
stress
on.
carried
oul
'
fall
in
'T2"t0
lo
h'
be
arise
as
was
the
case
last
br
the
real
Power
ers
the
crisis
'
of
the
Dardanelles,
of
Europe.'
c
i
rv,.,i
it,.rinn
ih
um
ru-ri.wl
aiiftOKfiil
imuiids
ttk-ire
as'r
:
L-;
.a
aiaA.i
ii.at
tlio
niy
hunilde
jwiirnnent
if
you
undertake
lo
he
consulted
and
to
...n.
t.wlUH
l,...-l.
IhU
r.i.rl
Sentllp
pfiiisidered
its
f
t:
f
IhU
i.r,imHle
total
so
important
that
the
figures
were
put
on
the
Aociated
not
communicated
to
II...
'"X
a
t
pW.
advio
-
tints
lit
riA
niipuii
ai
n
tM
m
i
mnrt
I
similar
document
in
recent
years
jrver
conslilulirnel
points
Pi.
volved.
More
may
yet
be
heard.
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you
find
you
cannot
et
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RETIRED
BUT
NOW
READY
FOR
THE
HARNESS
AGAIN
E&.jjnBSBBm
syr'-'flisssM
isssiLm
MR.
J.
A.
DAUPHIN
Who
Eetirms
to
Business.
The
foUowinr
letter
from
Mr.
Dauphin
is
eloqotnt
testimony
to
the
gooa
J0-TO
COMPANY:
The
ideal,
j
summer
diet
IV-irh
one
nf
the
characters
i
acted
with
the
sharp
and
straight
stroke
of
an
Hcher.
The
picturesque
costumes
of
the
early
nineteenth
century
at
the
linn
of
the
battle
of
Waterloo
add
ittractheness
and
color
to
the
production.
The
photography
Is
Clear
and
the
lighting
'skilfully
nianatred.
The
entire
production
shows
the
tralnrd
hand
of
its
'artist-director.
Hiiro
Hallin.
!
(
While
there
are
several
spec-i
tarnlar
scenes
in
the
picture
'iich
as
the
ball
In
Itrusl
on'
jlhe
eve
of
the
hatlle
of
Waterloo
'and
glimpses
of
that
hlslori"
battle
Itself
the
human,
appealing
side
of
Thackeray's
famous
tory
has
bepn
stressed.
It
U
th
life.likeness
of
the
charac;
lers,
lhe
engrossing
and
dramatic
'
story
which
U
told,
that
makes
this
prtMlurlbm
rank
among
the
bijrgest
things
the
films
have
tj
their
credit.
It
grips
the
beait
as
well
as
lickles
one's
funny
i
tMine.
Mabel
Itflllln
adds
to
her
arils-1
lie
stature
hy
her
performance
of!
the
pert,
designing
Heeky
Sharp!
-a
truly
fine
impersonation.
Fhe
has
the
capalile'osnlKlaiice
of
one
of
the
year's
lest
casls.j
Amone
the
players
are
llohartj
Dosworth,
Kleanor
MoardnXau.
'
work
btme
done
or
solled
"eo.
Walsh,
larrison
l
ord,
chronic
stomach
sufferers:
'
llarl"
Koxe,
Willanl
Iouis,
Jtobert
Mack
and
a
score
more.
uenuemen
I
had
stomach
troo-
nnpsj
rAlirCDT
klh
ble
for
many
years;
tried
everything
,Ur.Il
lUllLE.Ii
AHU
i
couia
niMi
m
tn-
market
ui
thm
l!n-
f
i::-
'in.
mrtA
J
taBliv
.
Atnrm.
i
-.
and
riotllnjr
did
me
any
good
until
T
.
'
1
.
.
...
.
i
irtea
wo-io.
i
uoui;ni
i
woaia
give
it
a
trial
and
found
to
my
great
surprise
that
it
&s
going
to
do
me
some
good;
so
I
simply
continued
to
vse
it
and
I
find
it
is
doinir
ti
work.
ou
are
at
liberty
to
use
this
and
Whole
wheat,
fresh
fruits
and
,ireen
vegetables
are
the
ideal
diet
for
the
Summer
daysbut
be
sure
the
whole
wheat
is
cooked
in
a
digestible
form.
In
making
Shredded
Wheat
vc
use
only
the
large,
perfect,
plump
grains
of
wheat,
and
we
cook
them
in
steam,
draw
them
into
line,
filmy
shreds
and
bake
than
in
coal
ovens.
We
do
all
the
cooking
for
you
in
our
sunlit,
sanitary
kitchen.
Shredded
Wheat
can
be
served
in
hundreds
of
delicious
dishes
in
com.
hination
with
fruits
and
vegetables.
Contains
all
the
bran
you
need
to
stimulate
bowel
exercise.
DANCE
ENJOYABLE
North
B.C.
Regiment
Put
on
En-tertalnlng
Affair
Last
The
open
air
concert
and
dance
the
tnclosed
photo
In
any
way
you
Tgiven
last
nij?ht
by
lhe
band
of
moose.
Hoping
mat
si
wiii
rip
it.u
pi-.i
v.
others,
as
H
is
cerUlnly
the
right
kind
of
medicine.
.
A.
DAUPHIN.
V
.
m
a
a
m
a
Northern
U.C.
Regiment
under
Bandmaster
fieale,
outside
ilhe'headfjuarlers
of
the
regiment
(on
Hecond
AvenUN
was
enjoye
o-io
is
simpjy
worwsrini
jor
re-
f,y
a
n0(i
crDW
0f
people.
A
1
beving
IndJtwUon
sufftring.
Cas
.
n,
'J..
.,
i
pains,
soer
burning
stomach
(heart-
,
r-"'
r.-.r,;.
burn),
acidity,
btkhing,
swelling
and
.lions
and
dance
music
was
ren-all
efta
eating
distress
Is
relieved
'rlerrd
in
an
excellent
wanner,
V!
hsrmJessly
with
Jo-To.
an,
jt
was
much
enjoyed
by
ths
Jo-To
Is
guaranteed
to
give
rtlitf
atun-nrH
A
number
of
Innrlal
or
yw
mony
refunded.
Ui
at
aU
n;
'.flToJL
nll
orug
aiorts
and
rvaianued
to
be
nti
absoluUly
LarmPrss.
nJ6yed
lhe
iuslf
to
(ha
full.
,'4
TR1SCUIT
it
flic
Sliredded
Wheat
cracker
a
real
vbolr
wheat
toast-ttto
Mithbutur,
soil
cLorM
or
iiur.
rnaladct.
TU
Cadln
SkrrddrJ
Wktst
Cbss;,
LU.
Shredded
.
....
i
"Th
s
is
a
trea
v
"
declared
rir
i
iiitv
r
1
in
IT
Wheat
Strength
fir
the
hoi
days
ences
tnere
is
penerauy
a
.,,,
.
VAnilirAUl
Al
I
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nil
in,
wujrii
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mm
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mm
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pn
an
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pa
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in
n'lini
in
i.
v
ljii
l.
i
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a
i
il
r
i'"
.!
nr.rmiiJTir.
iiilhirl
.Famous
Characters
of
Thacker
ay's
Novel
Uve
Again
Upon
Screen
In
Splendid
Photoplay
Press
and
oroadeasied
in
tne
nay
s
leiegrapmc
news
in
;m
jwris
i)0ln,njon
p0ernnnni
ai
an.
m-
-
-
.
-
...
.
,,
of
Ihe'continent.
On
the
other
hand,
lhe
PrWce
It.iperl
total
waWr,,
official
I-Patch
receive.?
hjf
wr
is
to
bj-
e.rr,
Th,
famous
r
.
har.eters
of
considered
just
atont
average
and
not
much
heed
wa
paid
to
it.
the
dramatic
"appear
to
the
J
"Tr'"'
J''ai
rtiackerayn
novel
an,ty
Fair
II
is
not
always
the
irrfportance
of
A
thing
hut
the
way
in
which
'nonunions,
asking
if
they
'Vntt
"
k
''a
ni
'f,1""?"11
,h;
T
it
is
presented
that
mikes
an
impression
on
the
world.
Uii-.ieiir
to
be
represented
by
ron-1
fj"'.
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"""
lUUn
I".
Ur
,
Lh.edly,
through
reading
1,e
despatch,
many
people
in',inge,s.
Members
of
the
Do.
"
m;?
ttTi?
f"-1
r.
mil
sS
America
will
come
to
the
conclusion
that
Settle
is
the
grealesriminion
government
were
hurried-
J-"
fJ.Zl
l'r
Ua
r;-
lh
T
halibut
marketing-port
on
the
Pacifi-coast.
1'riuce.
HuperL
,!
suironed
tocher
to
consider
-
'Xh,
1
"
"
niM
1..
w"'
l"
e
however,
still
retains
her
laurels
and
has
an
indisputable
claim
ou
an
issue
th
circumstances
of
the
record.
which
they
could
know
compar-
?
White
Teeth,
healthy
gums,
clean
mouth
Anybody
can
enjoy
all
these
by
t
Arising
the
iiXi
use
of
KLENZO
DENTAL
CRfMC
the
commen
t
dentifrice
and
KLENZO
LIQUID
ANTISEPTIC-
'
lifie
preparation
for
the
teeth,
gums,
tn'tth,
nce
t.':
and
mucous
surfaces.
Lei
ti
show
yuti
these
two
popular
and
muriEler
liclcs.
KLENZO
DENTAL
CREME,
3fo
and
tOc
'r
U:U
KLENZO
LIQUID
ANTI8EPTIC,
U
and
68c
per
I
GET
THE
KLENZO
HABIT.
ORMES
LTD.
The
Reiall
Stores.
phones
200,
tl
and
1-
3rd
Ave.
and
6th.
3rd
Ave.
and
M
We
pay
postage
on
all
mail
orders.
The
Strength
J
1
OfABanki-
v.;
t
OVER
one
hundred
and
five
yean
Wx,-
api
sne
imok
oi
Montreal
was
AZJt;i
ettablUhcJ
with
single
oflki
mad
a
capital
of
$350,000.
Today,
after
more
thaet
century
of
conservative
progress,
trie
combined
capital
and
reserve
of
the.Boai
asoo'uot
to
5400,000,
iu
total
asset
are
in
excess
of
650,000,000,
it
six
hundred
Branches
extend
to
ail
parts
of
Canada,
and
it
has
its
own
offices
im
jn'r-1
tres
throughout
the
world.;
Tht
full
mounts
9f
ti
Bmh
mr
t
ifAiW
tftry
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Prince
lturrt
IJrsnch.
H.
ST.
0,;
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Manager
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Established
ovsr
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