&
Perils
J
Neglect
.',"
v
....
Delightfully
Fragrant
ii
Digestive
ailments
are
frequently
neglectetf
H.c
ii
b
umy
a
ioucii
ot
indigestion
it
wUl
go
away."
What
begins
as
simple
discomfort
is
allowed
to
become
a
serious-chronic
ailment
Never
neglect
the
treatment
of
digestive
derangement
To
relieve
disorders
of
stomach,
liver,
kidneys
and
bowels,
Beecham's
Pills
act
promptly
and
usually
overcome
the
difficulty.
Take
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
Sold
er7where
la
Cynjt,
II
SALAM
H3
Has
a
pure,
fresK
flavor
beyond
compare.
Ask
for
a
package
todajr.
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News
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COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except.
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
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P.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
TELEPHONE
M
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation.
DAILY
KD1T1UM
Cultivate
Beauty
Everywhere.
Wednesday,
Oct.
10.
1923.
If
everyone
gave
some
thought
to
Hip
railt
ivat
ion
of
beauty,
the
world
woultj
Jtttj
much
of
its
ugliness.
This
article
has
no
reference
to
the
Indies
who,
at
a
certain
age
give
a
good
deal
of
time
and
thought
to
beauty
in
order
lo
niake.
themselves
attractive
to-members
of
the
other"
sex,
neither
has
it
reference
to
the
young
dandies
who
dress
up
in
the
latest
styles
for
reasons
closely
allied
to
those,
which
influence
the
girl".
These
influences
are
good-
if
m'd
carried
to
extremes.
.More
beauty
even
in
personal
uppearance
is
worth
considering.
Possibly
it
is
in
the
furnishing
of
homes,
in
the
laying
out
of
streets,
in
the
building
of
houses
and
in'
the
cultivation
and
general
improvement
of
gardens
that
the
-scope
for
beautifying
is
most
in
evidence.
'Today
people
are
considering
'he
artistic
combination
of
colors,
the
blending
of
pictures,
of
curtains,
of
wall
tints,
of
carpets
and
of
furniture.
Sharp
contrasts
art?
being
avoided
and
so
arc
gloomy
effects
by
those
who
have
an
eye
for
the
artistic,
JVt
,
.
'
.Who
has
not
entered
a
fin?
house
lavishly
furnished
ami
beeii
struck
in
the
race
by
the
cheap
prints
on
the
wall,
the
ugly
fra.riiiug
of
the
pictures,
the
lack
of
general
harmony
in
c,ffeet.
Who
has
not
Mouldered
as
h?
looked
around
at
the
atrocious
enlargements
of
family
ancestors
in
Inure
frames
which
desecrate
the
walls.
.Securing
harmony
in
furnishings
does
not
mean
the
.suending
of.
a.hil
of
monrs
Unit,
learning
the
art
of
blending
unfit
of
selection.
'u.l?
jl.t-
Many
young
people
start
out
badly
by
having
forced
on
them,
through
wedding
gifts
pictures
or
hangings
or
sofa
cushions
which
are
not
inartistic
in
thejusejves
but
in
the
setting
of
the
new
home
they
are.
wholly
out
of
place.
What
is
right
in
one
household,
ivvholly
wrong
in
another.
,Ajl
is
largely
a
matter
of
relativity,
although
this
relativity
has
nothing
to
do
willi
Einstein's
theory.
Itecaose
a
picture
frame
b'oks
preuy
in
tiie
stationers
shop
is
no
reason
it.
will
properly
set
off
lllrt
rkinlllva
Hint
I.
r.lnyia.l
:..
!l
.
.
-
.t.n,
:
I
'-..Ml
I
..I.
.
..
....
i
.in.
i
ir.
jiiium
in
it
n-
i
iiiu.
ii
-win,
Harmonize
wiin
ine
general
eirect
or
the
riirfiiriiiijsi
i
Modern
Magazines
Have
Good
Influence.
-Modern
magazines
haje
a
good
influence
in
culljvating
a
desire
for
belter
selection.
,
Thee
is
a
ma'gazine
which
devotes
itself
wholly
to
making
tle
home
beautiful
hut
even
the
magazine
fail
in
that
they
often
deal
with
individual
articles
without
emphasizing
the
need
of
'having
the
individual
artirle.toa,mvHiize
with
the
general
setting'.
Mot
of
the
women's
magazine
are
doing
good
work
along
lliis
line.
1
.
'
'
"r
Old
Fashioned
Parlor
Fast
Disappearing.
The
old
fashioned
parlor
is
almost
gone.
,
The
room
that
is
shut
up
almost
all
week
and
opened
Mimelimes
for
a
few-hours
on
Sunday
is
pretty
much
a
thing
of
the
past.
Th?
room
with
the
colored
sofa
cushions
et
up
so
Jhat
Ihev
may
not
be
used,
is
not
often
seen.
Utility
and
beauty
can
weil
go
togeiher
The
room
that
is
not
used
or
the
sofa
cushion
that
is
not
used
is
easily
noted
at
a
glance
and
irings
no
welcome
to
the
visitor
Mowers
set
in
ugly
old
cans
without
any;
covering
do
not
beautify
n,
room
unlos
Ihcir
profusion
overcomes
the
drawbacks.
Make
Prince
Rupert
'r
Beautiful
Cltv.
!!"'"
M-PT'f
A"
a,
!pa,"if''l
!":
but
it
will
be
diffi-
...,.u
nu
oi
ine
.-
my
-conform
-with
Ihe
surrnund-
..
v
u,,
...
,-.i
maKiiig,
me
ugliness
or
some
of
the
houses,
he
luck
of
pan.t
and
inish
lo
some
of
the
places,
the
"p
faulty
choice
of
co
ors.
in.
ni.ii.u-
r.r.o
,.,
j
"i'ruiaiirF
in
inf.
gardens
.,
,
the
prevalence
or
stump.,
all
these
things
need
allentinnYnu
neon
e
are
tmiL-lil
in
n.
.....
.
..
.
."
1
"
"M,,iK
,g
I
I
.1
-
ii.
...is
wiK
ineiHiing
or
colors
and
how
o
keep
their
schoolroom
bennlimi
t
some
of
the,,,
forget
these
lungs
when
they
set
out
in
lire.
H-nuty
does
not
rf,s
'JJW
m,rU
m,u
'
"'
P"'
'
Prod,
ce
noth
ng
Tn
LargMtSaleof
any
Medicine
In
th
World
P00LEV
SHED
TEARS
Hie
OVER
SAD
FATE
OF
PEOPLE
OF
NORTH
Gats
Malarial
For
Attack
on
Gov
ernment
at
Opening
of
Legislature
After
being
away
about
twenty
years,
n.
.
pnoley,
member
for
Msipiimall
ami
expectant
of
the
position,
of
attorney
general
if
the
Hnwscr
parly
should
be
rr-
Inrneil
to
power,
is
shedding
tears
over
the
sail
condition
or
nrbiirs
in
the'
north.
He
bemoans
(lie
sad
iaie
oi
I
lie
sillier
mm
Ihe
ex.
ploitation
or
the
fishermen.
He
O
Hi
I
Mr.
Howser
nre
of
rmiiwi.
I
In.
saviours
who
if.,
only
.steeled
to
office,
woiil.l
set
things
right.
Here
is
what
lie
says
of
Prim-e
Itlllierl
:
"Apparently
our
discoveries
in
rrlnce
lluperl
force.l
Attorney
Henernl
Mansun
to
take
nolice
of
conditions
in
Ids
home
city."
said
Mr.
Pooley.
"Since
w
left
there
he
has
ordered
a
cean-un.
hut
wnai
eirect
Hint
will
luxe
re
mains
to
tie
seen.
The
fishermen
re
being
exploited
bv
hooileircers.
and
one
so-called
club
is
located
on
a
scow
in
such
a
location
that
fishermen
cannot
get
to
the
gov
ernment
wharf
without
first
hoarding
it.
The
whole
thing
i
a
disgrace,
nml
Mr.
Manson
will
liear
more
about
it
during.
Hie
session
of
the
Legislature."
I
Tfcc
Mas
is
tk
Meon
'
SAYSi-
A
HUSI.NKSS.MAN
mav
ilielule
to
the
lady
who
writes
his
letter
out
not
to
(he
one
who
cooks
his
meals.
"HE
has
Iwimi
married
a
vear
ami
looks
il"
was
an
expression
recently
heard,
ami
ever
since
I
have
been
wondering
wh.il
he
looked
like.
....'
OF,
course
yitii
Uao
heard
of
.....
.
J
'
.
.
.
.
.iiu
inner
will),
wiipii
ini.i
cucimhers
Were
t0
per
cent
water,
refused
to
partake
of
that
lellcacy
ny
more.
flrst'mah
declared
her
hail-
was
red,
the
second
said
it
was
.auburn
and
a
third
averred
it
was
tinted.
Willi
gold
while
the
omce
noy
snorieii
"iiarrols
IF
it
js
true
hat
the
p
raver-
if
k
ritdileous
man
avail
much,
vvhlj
l-if
niaf'the
large
hand
of
locj
fuel-merchants
have
not
yet
herti
able
to
bring
about
a
change
of
temperature
I
WAS
told
that
Knrmnr
Itiur.i
had
grown
a
line'
ciriji
or
alfalfa
at
(A'darvale
and
then
when
I
saw
him
tie
was
just
as
clean
shaven
as
ever.
.Never
listen
l.t
?osip.
JAKF.
wants
to
know
if
,11
is
fowl
language
when
you
rnll
a
-hi
a
i-iiirkfl'117
A1"I
KH
noting
Hie
etnmnlA
pI
by
that
chap
Fieldiny,
I
have
come
to
the
conclusion
thai
the
only
reason
I
cannot
o
out
and
float
a
loan
Is
heeause
I
do
not
ask
enough.
IT
js
wonderful
how
disagreeable
some
people
can
be
and
all
the
lime
make
their
eoninniiinn
think
they
are
smart.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Princ
Rupert
October
10,
1913.
The.
United
UiiilwHviiien'x
As
sociation
or
this
eilv
is
a
muliial
itivMf
iimmiI
ii
Mini
with,
a
capilalizatlon
0f
$100,000.
i.eu
nen,
i
.
a.
Warren,
Frank
Mo-Inlosh,
Herinau
Mcl.eod
and
Jeo,
II.
I.atinev
lime
hoeii
uihiiiI
III
Jtil
direelors
and
some
4l,np0
has
already
been
subscribed,
One
of
Ihe
association's
projects
will
be
the
erection
or
a
large
block
In
the
city
where
the
rallwaymnn
may
have
club
quarters.
There
was
an
organization
meetini;
in
Hie
h.
of
P.
Hall
last
night.
Mrs.
F.iiima
.Johnson,
unlive
woman
iroiu
Kilsuinkalum,
wan
brought
to
the
local
hospital
last
night
sulTerinir
rnmi
a
wound
in
lier
leg
caused
when
a
rifle
in
the
bands
or
tier
little
daughter
wax
accidentally
discharged.
Sleeping
acciimiiiodatioii
for
travellers
at
iiiilllierN
Is
scarce.
Several
lodging
houses
are
in
Ihe.
course
of
construction
which
will
relieve
Hie
ullualiou.
TORONTO
HeIrS
ABOUT
INTERIOR
B.C.
MINES
Search
Belno
Made
for
Silver
Properties
by
Big
East,
em
Interests,
TORONTO.
Oi77o.
Advices
from
New
York
lire
to
Hie
elTect
tliat
leaders
in
hie
mining
and
sinelliny
industry
are
conducting
a
keen
search
f.w
silver
mines,
At
Hie
present
time
they
are
quite
active
In
Mxleo.
Idaho
nml
llrlllsh
Columbia,
Heal
del'Monte,
l'..
smelling
subsidiary,
has
Just
secured
'an
l
uiOiit
Iim
option
lo
purchase
new
properties
in
the
Male
or
(.uerrer.)
for
!jl00.nnn.
American
Sm.'Wng
will
lake
over
i
ins.
i.ia.
.Mf.ialurgica
Mexl
cana
.smeller
al
San
Luis'
PoloM
Tliis
Iransuclion
will
cost
more
than
l,rno,noo.
These
inli'res
are
now
work
big
Tour
properties
in
.
latin
,
and
llrilish
('.olmnhla,'
through
subsidiary
Federal
M.
A
i.
C,o.
The
old
Minnie
Moore
mine.
,
ne.ir
lluiley,
Idaho,
is
now
being
un
walere.1.
There
ts
said
lo
lie
a
large
tonnage
of
lead-silver
ore
in
Hie
old
stones,
which
were
lull
down
about
twenly-fiw
years
ago.
In
Hrilish
Columbia,
one'
nro
perfy.
called
the
Hudson
Hav
Mountain,
containing
liigh-frrude
silver-lead
ore,
carload
shipment
averaging
0O-n
ton.
The
Fair-
view
,mine,
in
the
southern
part
of
p
lie
province,
ha
a
JO.
fool
ipi.lru
vein
for
which
a
concen-
trafor
may
be
built.
Home
Mountain
mine,
out
from
Te
kwa
is
also
showing
gond
results.
American
Snifll
f
hit
is
parlleu-
larty
anxious
lo
develon
large
silver-lead
ore
reserves
in
prox-finily
l.t
its
Fast
Helena
smeller
so
that
it
mav
dictate
Hie
smelt.
in?
rales
throughout
the
Northwest
by
control
of
"majority
tonnage"
in
thai
nuarlrr.
UNEMPLOYED
ARE
NOT
WANTED
ON
PRAIRIES
the
Filmonton
liullelin
says:
Hrilish
Columbia"
deputy
minis
ter
of
labor
has
handed
out
-i
warning
to
unemployed
men
lo
not
flock
lo
the
coast
this
rati
in
hope
of
gelling
work
for
the
winter,
or
of
getting
supported
with
out
work.
The
authorities
of
this
mid
'other
eslnrn
cities
have
likewise
been
making
plain
Dial
they
iln
not
intend
In
burden
the
taxpayers
with
the
exnense
of
keening
ahle-hodied
men
dur
ing
the
winter.
The
outlook
for
Ihe
chau
who
lias
spent
the
summer
loafing
because
lie
could
not
gel
the
rata
of
par
be
chose
to
demand,
is
Hiererore,
leridedty
not
good.
There
is
now,
and
ha
been
during
most
of
the
summer.
more
work
available
than
can
be
got
done
at
Hie
wages
which
can
he
paid
for
it.
The
man
who
ha
employed
his
time
diligently
and
taken
care
or
Ins
earnings
will
not
be
in
need
or
charily
when
winter
comes.
The
others
had
belter
join
the
rush
rnr
California
and
get
there
while
Hie
walking
is
good.
STUDYING
BIRD
LIFE
BY
MEANS
OF
BANDS
Migration
and
Distribution
De
termined
Through
Records
of
Biological
Stations
The
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police,
acting
in
conjunction
with
Hie'
Commissioner
of
Hanndinn
National
Parks,
are
working
with
Ihe
Inological
survey
of
the
United
Slates
at
Washington,
IM2.
to
compile
all
records
of
birds
banding
in
Canada.
During
(lie
past
few
years.
Ornithologists
have
been
from
linle
to
time
bandiinr
the
leers
nf
young
birds
so
that
when
lakeu
they
may
be
recognized.
This
will
give
an
idea
of
bird
migra
tion
ami
illsirihullon.
Inspector
AcMam!
has-
Jnl
received
a
communication,
in
connection
with
1.-1-
Wednesday,
Oct.
10.
1823
;
-
..
-
-
5
Fill
Your
pipe
witk
1
CKOl
80
i
lb.
iu
GOOD
PROGRESS
ON
'
NEW
NURSES'
HOME
Building
Should
be
Closed
In
Next
Week
and
Ready
for
Occupation
by
Christmas
(lood
progress
Is
being
made
by
Contractor
J.
.MeKechule
on
the
construction
of
the
NuMeV
HiHnV
and
the
building
is
fnt
taking
haie.
The
rranieunrk
or
the
first
floor
is
being
finlohed
lo-lav
and
work
on
the
roof
will
start
tomorrow.
With
favorable
weather
condition
Hie
building
should
be
ebl-eil
Su
nexl
Kiek
and
it
is
hoped
that
it
will
be
ready
for
iktuikiUoh
by
Ohril
mas.
k
LAND
ACT.
NUc
tf
Inttntlcn
U
Apptf
U
funkttt
una.
In
Co
Ijimt
Pitirirl.
arrorillnt
ItU
mn
or
rrmrr
liuirt.
n1
Ipulr
on
l.yrti
UIiikI.
ijufrn
ii(rkli
Mtml.
I.lhr
twd
of
Alll
InlrL
T!
Aiillr
lhat
,
Tlwifrm
A,
lly,
nt
tanmnrt,
B.C..
.mifMitbin
Li.rrlnr
oprritor,
iniMki
tu
pply
for
rrniioion
in
niirrhM
ilw
filonJnt
dwrllml
Utwli:
i
(imiOH-nrlni'
(I
i
f,m
pUntnt
on
ihn
mtr
or
viu
iniM.
iboul
I
rhain
wh)Ii
rty
frfq
litw
i
,f
Lm
oj;;
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