I
PA
OR
TWO
SICKENING
HEADACHES
ENDED
DY
"FROIT-A-TIVES"
Effect
was
splendid
when
she
tried
this
Fruit
Medicine
East
Ship
Harbour,
N.S.
Tor
years,
I
was
a
dreadful
sufferer
from
Constipation
and
Headaches,
and
I
was
miserable
In
every
way-.
Nothing
In
the
way
of
medicines
seemed
to
help
me
and
I
was
almost
discouraged.
Theo
I
tried
"Frult-a-tiTM"
and
the
efl'ect
was
splendid;
and
after
taking
one
box,
I
can
safely
say
I
am
well.
I
feel
like
a
new
person
In
eery
way
and
I
am
deeply
thankful
to
have
relief
from
those
sickening
headaches".
Mrs.
MARTHA
DE
WOLFE.
DAILY
EDITION
(bbbi&bbbbbbbhBw
"Fniit-a
tives"will
always
relieve
Headaches
duetoConstlpationbecause
they
act
directly
on
the
liver
and
cause
the
bowels
to
move
regularly
and
naturally.
This
rids
the
system
of
Impurities
and
keeps
the
blood
pure
and
rich.
"Fruit-a-tives"
are
made
of
fruit
Juices
combined
with
tonica,
are
pleasant
to
take
and
mild
and
gentle
in
action,
.
Wc.
a
box,
6
for
$2.60,
trial
siie
25c.
At
all
dealers
or
sent
by
FRUIT-A-TIVES
LIMITED,
OTTAWA,
0T.
London,
Eng.
Ogdensburg,
N.Y.
Christchurch,
X.Z.
'
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Saturday.
July
I
i,
1023.
Province
May
Yet
8ell
Its
Railway.
The
province
of
British
Columbia
may
yet
sell
its
railway,
the
Pacific
and
Great
Eastern,
which
has
been
such
a
load
lo
carry,
both
in
interest
charges
and
in
operating
deficit.
11
now
looks
as
if
there
might
be
some
bidding
for
the
line
and
that
the
province
may
get
out
without
losing
very
much.
If
the
line
can
be
operated
steadily,
the.
province
can
afford
to
lose
sumo
money
on
the
project
which
is
of
real
value
as
a
colonizer.
Make
Exhibition
Best
Yet
Held.
Prince
Rupert
cannot
afford
to
neglect'
the
annual
exhibition.
While
il
is
rather
late
lo
awaken,
Ihere
arc
sounds
of
B.C.
Appeal
On
Freight
Rates.
Next
month
the
appeal
of
Ilrilish
Columbia
ngaint
Ihc
ruling
of
the
Hnilwny
Hoard
will
be
heard
by
Hie
Privy
Council.
The.
appeal
i
ngniitl
Hie
iliscriminalory
rales'
which
have
been
a
grnde
the
peo
uie
advantage
or
Hint
grade.
Yet
such
lias
not
so
far
been
Hip
ense.
The
farmers
of
Ihc
prairies
have
had
lo
pay
a
high
rnle,
thus
driving
Ihc
grain
eastward
instead
nf
allowing
it
to
come
In
the
ports
of
the
west.
The
financial
interests
of
the
East
are
nunposed
lo
be
hold
ing
op
thfl
West,
and
Premier
Oliver
is
putting
up
a
bailie
royal.
Jt
is.
Jo
he
hoped
he
will
win.
SCHOOL
SAVINGS-AT
,
ANYOX
AMOUNTS
TO
A
SUBSTANTIAL
SUM
Principal
Manxer
That
$1,342.22
Was
Placed
to
Credit
of
Pupils
ANYOX.
July
11.
In
connection
willi
the
savings
scheme
instil
tiled
by
I
lu
school
board
last
October,
Principal
Mnnzer
reports
thai
some
l,3
13.22'
was
deposited
by
pupils.
Tim
board
iiu,
trodured
the
system
In
Iry
nd
inculcate
the
saving
liabll,
as
so
iiiupIi
money
seemed
to
bo
in
the
possession
of
the
children
of
the
town.
II
would
seem;
Dial
tin?
scheme
has
justified
its
adoption.
In
litis
connection
Mr.
Maiuer
ard
as
above,
nine
subjects:
Frank
Harrington,
fi!;
May
Harrington.
585;
.Margaret
Barr,
5l'J;
rtf
wan
I
Swanson,
538;
Ilernic
Clay.
532:
Mary
O'Neill,
5IC;
Jennie
Oxley.
1D8,
PRINCE
RUPERT
ROUTE
IS
FAVORED
BY
TOUR
PARTIES
FROM
EAST
Hardlsty
Party
From
Cincinnati
Is
Here
Today
and
Cosmopolitan
Tourists
From
Kansas-City
Due
Monday
That
the
Jasper
Park-Prinn
n
-4
.
.x
.
ihii-i
i-
.iiicmicr
il.
irip
is
rapidly
'
'
increasing
'
"
in
11
favor
with
Now
that
efforts
are
being
made
lo
secure
immigrant
for
""'f
,
.
,
,
.....
...
ilastern
holiday
seekers
is
indi-
i
i
,i
i
Lanaija
and
Hint
already
people
are
turning
their
eyes
tin.
way.'iab-d
by
the
ever
growing
num-
ine
vamo
oi
mix
railway
in
opening
up,
not
only
t
lie
lands
of
hers
of
organized
tour
parties
the.
upper
1-raser
River
but
also
of
the
Pence
River
country,
i
-
.
:
II
I
J
k
iii.
ii
..it:
piissniK
inrouKii
me
ruy
these
being
realized.,
Its
inception
was
a
mistake,
probably;
but
now
Iiiere
have
l,aVB
been
,,,,on
many
nK,ny
of
nf
lhat
so
much
money
has
been
spent
on
it,
the
wo,l
must
be
o7-
a
pinni,
inn
ii
win
ior
priviiit:
iiiicrcsis
ami
not
lor
i
fie
pro
vincial
government
to
do
that.
season
are
ex
peeled
in
the
course
nf
the
nexc
few
wcek.s
Last
night
Ihere
arrived
frnp,
Cincinnati
a
party
of
fifteen
per.
sons
senl
out
by
the
llardisty
Tours
of
that
cily
and
personally
conducted
by
Miss
Jean
llardisty,
I
be
excursionists
took
the
I'rinci
movement
in
the
fall
fair
camp
nmrit.is
understood
it
will
be
very
Rupert
for
Stewart
and
will
re
w'tde
awake
.soon
and
people
will,
be
realizingTliat
then!
is
lo
bo
Dim
south
to
Vancouver
on
that
a
big
fnir
here.
vessel
0.iay.
Each
fair
should
be
different
from
the
nrevimw
n
nwJ
A
narly
"f
20
frnm
'
n
.
,
....
'
mopoiuan
lours
or
Kansas
Cilv
"i
iiiniiurs
,-iuu
incy
will
arrive
on
Monday
evening's
mum
mi
siress
ceriaui
puases
ot
ttie
work
which
will
make
it,lraln
and
will
proceed
south
characlerUtiQ
of
their
year.
By
emphasizing
certain
depart-i""'
''rince.
Oeorge.
,
-
i
menis,
it
is
possible
lo
keen
un
tniblic
in
eresl.
In
Ok.
mm.
mil
event.
This
year
the
feature
of
the
attractions
outside
of
the'.
II.
on
-Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Ilamhlin
I..I.I
.lo,irl.l..M
I
.
-vl.il.il
U
kt
II...
.......
..
.
..
.
..
.
"
'""""
"-niriieii
,n
1
,v
",c
""o-o,
won
me
cieciiou
oi
me
queen
aii(lllie
cily
on
the
Prince
Ilunert
"oi.
i
ins
is
aiways
nu
iiiieresinig
event
and
serves
yesterday
anernoon.
They
lived
to
give
a
tone
'to
the
fnir
which
cannot
olhenvise
be
secured,
irhep.
before
the
war
for
which
.
.
.
It
L...
....
is
to
ne
expected
that
there
w
be
a
nrocession
nt
lll.n.-!,"
"""'mm
enusieu
ami
are
ing.
in
which
the
o.iPP..
n,l
iin
m,.:-ic
,..:ii
m
:..
i.i
i'...!','MCk
remain,
Mr.
Hamblin
"
I
.i.i..
V.JU
I
in
ri.lli:
lllllj
III
which,
many
others
will
lake
part.
In
the
matter
of
exhibits.
Ihere
ought
lo
be
ndiellee
di-
lay
this
year
than
last,
hecniise
un
to
Hie.
nresenl
tiniA
Mm
entlier
m
the
district
has
been
much
belter
than
it
was.
last
year.
The
districts
will
doubtless
vie
with
each
other
for
the
ncsi,
uispmy
anil
the
gucen
Charlotte
Islands
is
likely
lo
bo
heard
rrom
lo
a
greater
extent
than
formerly,
'
The
fnir
is
the
big
thing
to
which
lo
look
forward
now.
resuming
a
position
at
the
Digby
Island
Marine
Station
which
h5
formerly
held.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Ruoert
Person,
I.inknidng.
Sweden:
I.
.1.
Thiinpon,
K.
11,
Orde,
O,
0.
Moxham,
John
1).
Torfjlh,
(!.
K.
Snell
and
II.
Y.
ItuxHel.
A'an-eouver:
It.
V.
Kerr,
Mifx
May-ford
Kerr,
Miss
fircla
Kerr,
W.
II.
Wake,
II,
H.
Ley
ami
W.
1.
aing,
Victoria;
.1.
M.
Mayhall
and
A.
K.
Lar-en,
Scallle:
T.
M.
eniorceq
ngiiinsi
tins
coast.
The
rales
charged
have
been
made
Miller
and
fieorge
McAfee,
high
apparently
bemuse
the"lUH.
is
built
through
the
moiin-i'orgelown;
Alex
Kynoeh,
Fort
tains
on
n
difficiill
grade
and
therefore
lh
hnulage
is
more
ex-l'-
'"";
Merl
WalNe,
Hazel,
pensive.
Now
that
the
Canadian
N'ationnl
is
being
operated
on
'on;
Mrs.
.
Young.
Anyox:
t
L.
v
similar
to
the
prairie
grnde,
it
is
nalural
(o
expect
that
Wyh-r,
Pan
I'ranclsco;
MIm
pie
who
have
pfoods
lo
ship
from
the
prairies
will
be
given
'rare.
S.lewarl
and
I..
Anderson,
hiirf
Inlel;
(;.
Kraser,
Dighy
Island.
Central
I'.
A.
Iavvion,
SinilherM;
H,
V).
Mosrron,
Surf
Inlel;
Pele
Angcll,
1..
II.
Nickerfln
and
Frank
Favor.
Kelchiknn.
TH1
UAlLT
IfKWB
SalnrdajyJnlr
,
105.
The
Man
in
the
Mew
SAYS.
I
FOOLS
msJi
Announces
clasp
I
hem
light
1
in
mid
angels
HKNllY
Ford
pave
.lie
Uniled
Stnle
an
object
lesson
in
business
and
now
he
i
doing
t
i
m
i
laily
with
politic...
An
elllciency
expert
seems
to
be
m
Hie
job.
PltF.MIF.lt
llahlwin
of
Oreat
llrilain
is
already
starting
an
advertising
stunt.
Very
soon
Ibere
will
be
several
(Canadian
who
know
who
is
chief
adviser
to
His
Majesty
in
llial
country.
'
THF.
new
capitalist
party
1
h
a
t
is
hovering
around
seems
lo
be
poinls
out
thai
the
only
oilier
about
as
influential
as
a
nins
schools
publishing
a
statement
of
children's
deposits
are
tin
South
Vancouver
schools.
The
Anyox
saings
amounts
are
published
monthly
in
the
(iranby
News.'"
PROMOTIONS
MADE
IN
ANYOX
HIGH
SCHOOL
ANYOX,
July
II.
II.
II.
Man-iter,
principal
of
Anyox
schools,
lias
supplied
a
list
of
promotion
in
certain
Jtigli
mmiooi
graiio.
The
papers
were
set
by
the
Hoard
of
Kdiicaliou.
at
Victoria,
and
valued
by
the
teachers
who
taught
the
subjects.
The
papers
written
by
the
four
junior
matriculation
candidates
from
thjs
school
will
be
valued
at
Victoria,
ami
the
re.
ults
announced
towards
the
end
of
July.
Those
promoted
from
Ad
vanced
Junior
Orade
to
Junior
Mnlriculatinni
standard
average.
50
per
cent,"
minimum
in
any
sub
ject.
Hi
per
cent
eight
subjects:
Kntherine
Hoffman,
t!22;
Albert
Scott,
557;
Janet
MViffatt,
552;
Francis
(ionlon,
181.
From
Preliminary
Junior
Orade
o
Advanced
Junior
Orade.
stand
tiiilo4
OiriTINO
up
in
the
morninx
and
gelling
no
in
the
world
are
closely
relalcil,
A
I'OHl'.UlMNi:
has
a
lot
nf
good
points,
but
he
can
do
little
except
climb
trees
and
keep
off
the
dogs.
B.M.ANCK
Is
essential
lo
sun-...
hank
balance.
IF
Hie
hint
parly
will
only
lake
all
the
deadwood
mil
of
the
other
two
it
will
be
of
service
to
Hie
country.
So
far'
it
Is
succeeding;
pretty
well.
.
ALL
things
come
lo
those
who
wail.
The
same
happens
If
lliey
irder
hash.
MAN
makes
his
own
way
in
the
world.
Woman
does
not
have
to.
"I
LIKE
the
slow
jnolion
of
the
wall."
declared
Jake.
'There
only
one
thing
thai
compares
with
il
and
that
is
I
be
slower
notion
of
walking
home
after
the
dance."
.
.
"WHAT
I
ke
about
Prince.
Hupert
is
the
tourists,"
remark
ed
a
visitor
recenlly.
IMll'.MIKK
Oliver
has
bad
the
P.O.I-.,
in
his
shop
window
for
some
lime
and
now
Sir
Henry
I'lioriilon
s;vs
he
has
never
been
o
(Tens
I
tji?,
curio.
If
the
premier
wouhl
come
lo
Princ
lltiper!
and
take
a
few
lessons
from
one
M.
Craig,
he
might
soon
weae
a
tale
llial
vvouiii
make
the
C....l.
head
determined
lo
possess
that
road
or
die.
Tardy
lo
bed
,
And
tardy
to
rie
Makes
a
man
ready
At
making
up
lies,
THK
man
who
says
be
is
al
ways
ready
lo
lake
a
ciiance
is
usually
bulking
for
a
sure
Ihlng.
TIIKHK
was
a
man
jrol
rich
in
the
risli
business,
vi
nr
years
be
searched
until
he
found
the
right
kind
and
when
be
had
found
them
he
sold
the
fish
and
kept
the
green
hacks.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Princ
Rupert
July
1.
1MB.
Mev.
V.
W.
Kerr
preached
to
a
rapacity
audience
in
the
Kmpre
lbenlre
lal
night.
He
prave
nn
ncciiiiiit
nf
the
proceeding
of
the
emigre
at
Toronto
which
lift
attended.
Muring
for
coal
on
I
he
Ynkoun
II
her,
(Iraliaui
Ixland,
the.
f.rn-ham
Maud
Coal
A
Timber
Hyndi.
cale-
flrnrk
a
flow
of
oil
lal
week.
This
i
xlaled
by
arrival
from
the
Queen
niiarlolle
Maud.
William
Sihbald
and
Jack
()
Hrien
are
building
a
burglar-proof
jail
al
Massrlt
for
tho
provincial
government.
Tonight-
Tomorrow
Alright
rllv
MllMtaaHMk.
Uf
ni
rf
iilit
tlx
HmlaaMM
lis".
yu
fMl
flM.
"
latter
Thu
Plfls
fm
Mm
Me"
as.
.
J
A
Wonderful
Discovery)
For
the
Relief
of
'
Stomach
Sufferers
GUARANTEED
ABSOLUTELY
HARMLESS
Relieves
Distress
in
2
Minutes!
A
toothing,
healing
combination
of
natural
elements,
that
relieves
acute
and
chronic
stomach
and
bowel
complaints,
is
offered
to
suffering
humanity
by
the
JO-TOCO.
OP
CANADA
LIMITED.
This
wonderfully
efficient
remedy
was
compounded
by
a
medical
man
after
suffer
Ing
for
years
and
spending
a
fortune.
It
has
brought
buoyant
health
and
vitality
to
him
and
the
many
friends
to
whom
he
has
given
it
now
you,
too,
can
get
it.
Under
the
brand
name
of
JO-TO,
meaning
"better
or
superior,"
this
remarkable
remedy
is
now
on
sale
at
drug
stores.
A
teaspoonful,
dissolved
in
a
glass
of
BOAT
ARRIVALS
nV.H.
sleainer
Prince
ltiiierl.
Capl.
Il,
lioiiald,
nrried
on
Minn
from
(he
south
yelenlay
after
noon
at
.'1
o'clock
with
the
following
lil
of
iatengers:
For
Prince
Uuper!
Ml
Mary
Hipp,
Mi-
M.
MrlmiWd.
Miss
It.
O'Neill,
Miss
II.
Tibb.
Ml
S.
Abler,
Mi
C.
HerUell.
M.
A.
Kraltz,
Mr.
and
Mr.
II.
.lorkmnii
and
family,
Miss
M.
Ilailey.
.1.
Sim,
Mr.
It.
Ilntiiillou,
lllhoi
Itunoj!,
H.
.
Ley.
Ml
W.
Ailam,
Mr.
Wake,
Mr.
and
Mr.
II.
Tonlbaker.
Mr,
Orde,
Mi
M,
Mcl.enaghati,
Mr.
II.
I).
.Iohnori,
Mr.
McDonnell,
J.
W.
MayliaH,
A.
K,
l.arsen,
Mis
M.
Howe,
It.
McLean,
Mis
(I.
II.
Kerr
ami
Mi
M.
K.
KVr"
NVin-nipegi,
H,
w.
Kerr
(Winnipeg
,
Mr.
Jtighy,
(irabani
Mcllnnald,
Oarrell
Wall,
Mr.
Lincoln.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
II.
Park,
.1.
P.
Hums.
Mr.
and
Mm.
Ilamhlin,
J.
Ii.
For-sylhe,
Mr.
and
.Mr.
Cole
and
family,
F.
Howler,
W.
II.
Ilunion,
Mr.
M.
Mclonabl,
Mr.
F.
M.
Crosby,
O,
S.
Illch.
Mr.
S.
W.
Slneliell,
Harry
Houston
andoii,
Mr.
and
Mr.
C,
I.
Jones,
L.
W.
Palmore,
Miss
Henhy,
Mi
NIc
-kolal,
Mrs.
McDonald,
Mr.
Thompson,
Mr.
Mann,
Mr.
Held,
Mr.
Simpon
(I'ldmonlon
A.
McLellan,
II.
Shaw,
.1.
Odjter,
0.
Sepecon
and
.1.
Claydnn,
For
Slewarl
Mrs,
Pill
and
family,
Mis
Mcholls,
Miss
Hall,
I,
Hjiencr,
Mr.
Scoll,
Mr.
Anderson,
"Mr.
McLaren,
A-
Peler-son,
l
W.
Tiirnhull,
Mr.
and
Mr.
Tidy
and
.
child.
Mrs.
Ileii-son
and
child,
Mrs.
W.
D,
power
and
son,
Mi
Pill,
tiis
SeilTerl.
Mr.
Haymoml,
Mr.
Muirhead,
P.
Melson,
Miss
Snow,
Miss
Moore.
Miss
I.ayden,
Miss
M.
Dnwd,
Miss
F.hesley,
It.
Miss
M.
Lee,
,.
Olsen,
I),
P.
MeDonald,
Mr.
Holme,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
II.
Prince,
Dr.
and
Mr.
Kaekley.
Mrs,
Hroadfonl,
Mr.
Harper,
Mr
and
Mrs,
Conn,
Miss
L.
WalkurL
Mr.
Ilobson,
.1.
O,
Slenhralen
ami
Misses
.lancowskl.
Mrs.
II.
D,
.Inhiisoii
relumed
yeslerday
aflernoon
by
ihe
Prince
Ftuperl
from
Ihe
south
afler
a
brief
holiduy
trip.
hot
water,
relieves
the
most
distressing
in
the
stomach
and
bowels,
stops
rains
IEARTBURN.
ACID
STOMACH.
BLOATING,
SOUR,
BURNING
STOMACH,
and
ALL
AFTER
EATING
DISCOMFORT.
IT
IS
NOT
A
DRUG,
but
Mother
Nature's
gift
to
mankind
of
a
few
of
her
harmless
healing
elements.
By
relieving
the
causes
of
your
suffering,
it
prevents
more
serious
complications
and
you
thus
escape
years
of
suffering.
Heed
the
warning
signals
and
take
JO-TO.
If
it
does
not
give
relief,
your
money
will
be
refunded.
It
Is
sold
under
an
ironclad
guarantee.
It
js
pure
and
harmless,
and
will
not
krltate
the
most
delicate
stomach,
Go
to
Your
Drug
Store
get
a
box
of
JOTA
Stop
Suffering!
JJ0-T0
almost
instantly
relieves
ga3
pains,
add
stomach,
bloating,
heartburn,
sour
stomach
and
all
indigestion
and
after-eating
discomforts.
FOR
CONSTIPATION
JO;TO
h
no
equal.
A
single
treatment
will
relieve
the
most
stubborn
easel
and
ta
'
"
BILIOUS
HEADACHES
!St..'I,adc,,M
DrU&gistS
l
yu
are
requested
to
refund
the
purchase
price
wherever;
JO-TO
fails
to
give
relief.
J0-T0
is
compounded
in
the
laboratory
of
the
JO-TO
Co.
of
Canada
limited,
located
at
456
Hastings
Street
East,
Vancouver,
B.C.
SOLD
BY
ALL
DRUG
STORES
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englnrs,
Machinists,
BolUrmikers,
Blacksmiths,
PatUm
makers,
Founder,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding!
Our
plant
la
equipped
to
lndle
all
kinds
of
9-
j,
Marine
and
Commercial
Work
PHONtt
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318
mm.
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Rooms
7.
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9
Smith
Blocjc
OfTicc
Hours,
9
to
9
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575
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Assistant
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from
ihc
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no
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mherc
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