"FRUIT-A-TIVES"
SAVED
HER
LIFE
Operation
not
Necessary
After
Taking
This
Famous
Fruit
Medicine
8923
Usiox
Sr.,
Vascoctu,
B.C.
"I
snfftrrd
vitk
all
the
yrnilonu
of
Ff
mile
trouble,
with
ckniuc
Csii-fuiit
mad
cwutoai
lle-daciui.
I
hid
yint
low
loa
in
the
hark
and
Sides
of
tL
body.
A
doctor
adrued
me
to
Lai
e
an
operation.
1
lUrted
Ukirc
"Fruit
stires
and
tti
medicine
but
ceriViy
rrlmtd
wu
of
alt
ray
miery
and
scfierin;.
I
mm
frre
ef
pain
and
headaches
and
the
terrible
Constipation,
and
what
tared
me
U
the
fruit
medicine,
"Fruit-
tire,'
Jlr
M.
J.
GOItfE.
4
"Frwit-s-ttwSJin;
nile
from
the
juice
of
ap4,
dhinffM.'Hpiaod
ruaes
and
tonics
and
are
alwolutelr
free
of
calomel,
senna
and
other
drurs
nhieh
irritate
the
bowels
"Fruit-a
hires''
will
always
Const!
ration
and
IUiopness.
SOe.
a
box.
6
tot
fi
.SO,
trul
siie
25c.
dealer
cr
sect
py
pd
on
receipt
of
price.
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OXT.
London,
Eng...
OjJeiubujf,
N.Y.
ChritcLurth,
X.
correct
or
reel
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DAILT
EDmo.1
's
Saturday,
August
25,
1923.
8hoold
Not
Live
Too
Much
In
Future.
We
all
live
too
much
in
Ihe
future.
We
ignore
thepres"nl
German
Capitalists
Fattened
On
Calamity.
German
ca.pitalil
to
a
large
exlenl
fattened
on
the
calamity
which
befell,
Jhe
uation.
When
they
found
the
currency
being
debased
they
ent
lh.r
earnings
outside
and
invested
them
in
foreign
securitie.
and
kept
lheir
loose
cash
in
foreign
banks.
POLYTECHNIC
RATEPAYERS
ARE
1
IS
ENDORSED
IRRESPONSIBLE
School
Board
Eipresses
Approval
So
Says
Municipal
Inspector
In
of
New
System
Instituted
by
Director
Pinder-Moss
The
hool
lioard
lasl
night,
on
man
was
authorized
to
sign
the
new
agreement.
that
it
wa
relievel
of
further
sponsihilily.
Something
wa
being
supplied
u
the
public
ab-
isolntely
neee.
jm!
be
was
sat-
Address
to
Convention
at
Closing
Seeelofl
TIME
TO
RETRENCH
motion
of
Trustees
Montgomery
land
Parker,
passed
a
resolution'
At
the
eloe
of
the
contention
lannrovir-
the
new
vstem
of
ad.
of
the
Union
of
Municipalil'
!miiiitering
the
Northern
Poly-
IloWrl
Paird,
inspector
of
muni-'
itechnie
Institute
which
ha
leen
cipaliliev
gae
an
address
to
the'
.
instituted
by
John
Pinder-Moss,
delegates
which
was
listened
lo
director,
and
which
will
come
In-
wilh
great
attention
ami
wa
pr-to
effect
with
the
opening--.of
the
licularly
wvll
received.
He
et-nen
school
term.
(Hiring
the
preseJ
appreciation
f
the
treat-
pa!
few
month
Mr.
Pinder-Mo
ment
he
had
receive!
at
the
hand
ha
leen
energetically
working
of
the
Union
during
the
pai
len
towant
extending
the
scope
of
year.
Hi
office
wa
directly
the
Institute
with
the
reult
that
concemetl
in
municipal
affair
in
almo-t
all
centre
of
innrlanee
an
advisory
eapaeitl.
Usually
lie
in
the
district
have
joined
in.
The
hail
to
make
recommendation
lo
.Prince
Itopert-
School
Hoard
ha
the
minister
or
to
a
commute
'given
te
Intilute
a
irrant
of
0fl
of
the
Legislature.
The
reprv-for
the
ensuing
year
which
will
mentations
lie
nu'ghi
make
may
be
'cover
the
cost
to
be
borne
by
ft
not
wholly
"in
line
with
the
view'
outside
of
heating
and
lighting
of
the
convention.
municipal
;r.ch
rooms
in
the
public
school
question
was
wholly
onesided.'
jas
Mr.
Pinder-Moss
may
see
fit
When
a
statement
wa
heard
on
to
ue.
It
is
the
"intention
of
a
municipal
question
that
wa
;Mr.
Pinder-Mo;.
however,
totue
oneided
and
declaimed
againl
jolher
premise.
for
certain
classes
those
wilh
other
view,
it
was
land,
of
course,
the
Institute
will
plain
Jhat
the
peron
making
it
be
refMnsible
for
the
renling
did
not
know
what
be
wa
talk-'
ami
equipping
of
them.
In
addi-
ins
about.
There
was
no
more
lion
Mr.
Pinder-Moss
js
to
lie
complicated
legislation
than
mil
-bonded
to
make
him
personally
nicipal
bgilation
a
fx
I
only
n;
responsible
for
any
default
or
matter?
of
princip
could
it
be
deficit
of
the
Institute.
Similar-aid
that
anything
was
ruht
or
arrangements
between
the
Insti-
wronz.
When
ft
wa
a
matter
of
lute
anil
other
school
hoard
in
principle
there
wa
only
one
Ibe
distriet.
eicept
the
makinsr
of
roure
lo
pursue.
When
there
wl
a
direct
grant,
have
been
ined.
devialHtn
from
sound
principle.
The
local
school
lranl
last
I
lie
rial!y
had
In
be
paid,
night
pne.l
payment
of
the
last
Advocates
No
Policy
account.
that
it
will
he
eallei
up-1
on
to
meet
on
behalf
of
the
institute.
These
totalled
t0?..15
and
covered
onstandin?
bill
up
to
the
end
of
last
term.
The
chair
Mr.
Itaird
aid
he
wa
not
an
advocate
of
any
policy
but
hi
)-ilion
wa
to
see
that
the
in-
tcret
of
the
municipalities
and
of
the
government
wa
protected.
He
flattered
himself
that
he
had
.a
slight
amount
of
influence
nl
time.
If
Uiis
were
true
it
wa
la
movimj
approval
of
the
new
,JlM.
to.
ihe
fact
lhat
be
waTelinl
system.
1
ruiee
Montgomery
sai.l
on
to
teU
he
whole
ory.
If
he
that
the
school
toanl
wa
justi-
ia
a.Ve.1
fur
an
ot.inion.
he
fied
in
making
a
grant
of
oo
jinte,!
A,ut
UAh
side
of
lhe
for
the
year
in
view
of
the
fact
qHelkn.
Hi
duty
wa
fulfilled
ben
be
had
told
the
whole
slory,
a-far
a
be
knew
JL
Speaking
of
hi.
work
in
certi
fying
bonded
indebtedness,
Mr.
rmi-tee
Montgomery
had
said.
rale
wa
good
even
if
there
wa
a
for
any
of
Ihem
lo
incur
liabill
Jlr.
Pi
inder-Mos
thanked
suggesi
sniiiitiig
uc
ti
u
oown
oown
nrier
nuer
so
so
miich
miicn
money
money
has
lins
been
iieen
spent1
spent1
The
The
matron
matron
of
of
honor
honor
was
was
Mr.,
Mrs.j
n
ii.
ii
trie
ii'.it
1P.R.
River
country
the
province
a
defect
in
the
Kinds.
He
had
no
tie
unle
it
were
absolutely
a
being
only
a
preparatory
ftale
for
what
is
to
come.
We
are
k0"'
fnr
fr?ion
of
ap-'f-w-er
lo
cure
but
he
had
ower
necessary.
He
urged
that
they
not
ratisfied
with
steady
growth
but
want
lo
spring
up
like
a
l'1"11-
,,r
ha,l
given
,ware
Inind
good.
He
had
deal
carefully
wilh
any
money
by-
mushroom
in
a
nighL
A
Chicago
newspaper
man
who
wa
here
srLX
nem,Wmnl
by
all
other
often,
in
view
of
ihi.
been
aked
law.
Tlie
ratepayers
were
not
a
yeferday
drew
attention
to
that
pha-e
or
our
weslerii
life
anil-0
,i,irirl-
U
overlfMik
defeel
but
wa
rejMinibleUHly
to
determine
Ka
rat
her
deprecated
it.
We
expect
too
much
to
happen
and
base
.
aDw'r
to
a
l"on
by
Dr.
obliged
to
decline."
In
the
ten
bility.
There
were
many
thing
all
our
calculation,
not
on
what
is
here
now.
but
on
what
we
Krr?in-
Mr
Pnder-Mn
said
the
ypar-
,e
j,ad
Ieen
there
he
had'abtiul
which
they
knew
nothing,
eipect
to
be
here
soon.
ff
would
run
from
I5
upward
had
no
chicken
come
home
to
Mol
of
Ihetn
did
not
come
out
We
all
want
lo
nuke
progres
and
we
mtisl
all
look
for-.
f"r
"""
,''rm
frnm
rtn,,r
May
roost.
People
dealing
in
deben-
lo
le.
He
hail
seen
a
vole
as
wiard
to
future
developments
but
at
the
same
lime
it
is
use-
'Winding
on
the
number
or
in-
ture
placed
reliance
on
hi
rer-
low
a
Iwo
per
cent
on
a
money
less
lo
risk
the
present
in
a
vain
looking
forward
to
the
things
,,r,,Hor
required
for
the
variou
tjfjfac.
If
he
tried
to
take
an-
bylaw.
They
would
vole
for
iin-that
might
be.
We
are
growing
rapidly
as
a
section
of
the
ro,irp'-
llhority
which
did
not
belong
lo
sound
bylaw
and
admit
that
Ibey
country,
and
the
growth
of
Prince
Rupert
i
dependent
almost
jltim.
the
gojd
effect
of
theeertl-
were
unsound.
Because
of
Ihi
wb.iiy
on
the
development
of
the
district
If
we
get
ahead
of
WEDDING
OF
lOf
AI
jficalion
would
be
dispelled
and
It
wa
necessary
for
municipal
of-
geieral
development
we
are
not
on
a
sound
basis.
it
unirl.l
I.
a
,tirrinll
In
ma
a.lsl,
LADY-WAS
ELABORATE
.
Atksd
Co-opscalion
Mrs.
Embleton
Married
at
Van-
Mr-
Ha'1
fnJ"
ro
couvee
and
Will
LIn
In
operation
of
Ibe
official
in
re
Saskatchewan
in
even
cae
mey.
froiecieujnemeives
and
refa-ed
lo
submit
the
scene
on
Monday
afternoon
at
to
adequate
taxalion.
The
result
has
been
lhat
taxes
have
been
It
o'clock
of
a
pretty
wedding
,iorn',
n""lcipalilien
delayed
much
higher
in
Ihe
victor
countries
than
in
the
country
which
when
Mrs
Minnie
i.onie
Kmt.ei
Erring
to
hi
office
when
a
was
supposed
U-
have
been
beaten
in
the
war.
ton
-became
the
bride
of
F.
NV.
Now
this
is
lobe
changed,
judging
from
the
meagre
dis-'Bagley
of
Shawnigan.
Sask.
The
palches.
Taxes
are
to
be
levied
and
the
use
of
foreign
money
ceremonv
wa
r.erformed
hv
nv
gard
In
bond
issue.
No
one
had
the
affair
of
the
municipalities
First
Presbylerian
Church
was
rnuc".
a
hea
a
h
an,
,'
was
anxious
io
ne
ot
assmiance.
minutes
conversation
would
solv
their
difficulties.
He
was
always
ready
and
willing
to
take
up
is
forbidden...
An.
fffort
seems
likely
to
be
made
to
meet
the
J.
Hirh
mond
Crnitr
c.ivt
(lie
VanJay
'Jliestion
Willi
them,
Oener
refiaratifftis
TfrpMrements
ami
the
differences
with
France
wiU
couvcr
Province
iB,,Jr
"Peaking,
the
municipalities
'
""""J
"c
.rvv".n.
.
.
nm
bride,
who
is
a
well-known
,
1
'
jXanaimo
girl,
was
given
In
mar-
e
PB
D0nB
"
.
J-
rmichael.
The
rop
(bridal
gown
wa
made
of
pleated
The
"OSSian
that
the
C.P.R.
may
purchase
the
P.n.Hjgeorgelle
of
a
soft
ivory
tone,
was
received
wilh
somewhat
mixed
feelings
yesterday
but
the
with
sleeves
and
panels
of
while
greater
number,
apnnreiilly,
would
like
to
see
any
action
taken
radium
lace.
Her
lint
wa
of
which
woiild'relievelhe
province
of
its
responsibility-in
regard
jwhile
taffeta
with
narrow
brim
lo
the
line.
t
!an,l
ir,mnH.,i
wjtn
sma
of
PersonalIw(?rfe,lieve
it
would
be
a
good
thing
for
the
white
georgelle
beaded
wilh
C.P.R.
to
lake
the
railway.
In
Ihe
first
place
the
province
dofs
pearl.
She
carried
a
shower
bou-not
want
it
and
neither
does
the
Dominion.
It
is
unlhiiikable
to
qui
t
of
Ophelia
ro.
were
Improving
r,
the
manner
of
and
Vomiting
Doubled
Up
With
Pains
"
jwi
jwi
an
ire
is
willing
to
lake
it
over
and
tap
Hie
Pence
ill.
L.
Lewi.
of
Xanairno,
who
wore
lSitrtl-'1-
J
with
it.
it
would
be
a
grenl
boon
Jo
lhat
part
of
a
gown
or
Ja.ln
green
Ileshanara
VlfTJ
id
would
...
make
...
for
general
development.
......
crepe
with
band
of
gold
-
beads.W
"
wms
,t
t
wcv
ic
mi
urvcarej
firer
to
take
Ihe
responsibility.
PUBLICITY
DIRECTOR
IS
VISITING
RUPERT
Robert
J.
C.
Stead,
Novelist,
Here
In
Connection
With
Work
or
Dominion
Government
Ilobert
J.
rt.
Plead,
director
of
punnriiy
mr
me.
Canadian
government,
was
here
yesterday
for
a
short
lime
accompanying
H.
C
.
Letts
colonization
agent
for
II.
,,,
o
I-
n
n.l
V
I
I
1
1
1
1
"
T
TrV"IrZJ
'jpaper
and
publirily
people
who
III
ARRUlIk
A
i,,avp
travelling
Ihpiugh
the
"a.
aai
v
&ir&
H'xuiiij
in
me
inieresis
ot
vari-joiis
Journal
and
organizatlon.
He
is
today
viiljng
Slewarl
and
will
continue
south
to
Vancoiner
on
the
steamer
lonfght.
Mr,
Plead
is
author
nl
several
;books
dealing
wilh
western
lllc
(and
he
writes
an
occasional
magazine
article.
Jul
now.
bow.
tuddrDlr
nurked
llb
v
l,
inn-
n
-nlerr,
rollc,
eruiip
or
,
.
.
...
.
'
.
i.Mi.,.h
...
""
'"i-
in
time
bi
mo
hi
ex-
clusivcly
to
publicity
work.
ts.uie
of
br.
sneaking
or
this
he
told
or
some
ine
local
opiKismon
ut
trie
Man
hes
m
the
desire
nra
v
lor
hnt
wn
nf
o-r.M
hr
nn.i
iuri
r.i,
i.,,.,
...
,
,
It
I
.
m
At
.v
;
-
r--....
......
iiimi
r
vs
IllrU
3IISllfI
IIH
All
III
......
,,,..miv--
in
rrm
r
nnrr
i
Mimrj;
Mimiiu
rump
nil.1
rarriwi
rarnailonM.
j
nrn
JlooUi
Muirmy
n
m
rriirv
you,
way.
we
would
nil
like
Hiah
Iml
we
enniint
nrf.
Ihe
i
ncr
in
H.a
-nnnnrimi
m.u
rrn,.,
ti-
Mr
"wm
Morn,
'
"
---
...
-
,
...
,
..
..
n
pti'wui.
ellf
manger
in
regard
lo
it.
Ihe
Peace
River
needs
railway
courier-
groom's
gift
to
Ihe
bride
was
to
lake
it
than
Ihnl
Jhey
nre
rpndy
In.
nonbusiness,
nnubtless
tliey
can
get
Ihe
line
mi
favorable
term?,
and
the
provincial
government
would
be
justified
in
giving
them
the
properly
ot
a
reasonably"
low
price.
"
1
ProsperoiiH
advertising
means
regular
continuous
advertising
work
they
were
doing
fiifinnrr
Itiat
voiiuosr
,
o.-t.l1.
..r
J
Webb
SI.
Ix.li.
v
dn,
out..
riie:
-I
uk
rrr.t
i,u..,r
r.ngland
and
lniled
Stales.
No
lion
lion
and
and
need
needs
it
it
soon,
in
ir
If
II.
the
P
UP.ll.
l
II
wni.
would
g,Ve
jt
:t
them,
ii,..
it
:i
:
is
ii
Hudson
seal
,
coat,
,
.
to
the
,
matron
,
wild
tr.b,rry
for
or.
ruieri
n
t.
tnn
dn
tor
m
less
have
man
been
oij.iiiiii
distributed
iiooks
on
Canada
to
the
not
for
us
,
put
any
spoke
m
the
wheel
of
progress.
of
honor
a
gold
wrist
watch,
ami"
It
has
been
hoped
that
the
flP.R.
would
build
through
lu
In
Ihe
best
man
a
gold
lie
pin.
.
"?
'
roi
v.i,m
J"
schls
J
J
to
J
be
used
as
"
l
let!
hoot.
ok;
Ihis
coast,
possibly
f.omii.g
out
at
Prince
Rupert
or
Slewnrt.
We
Following
the
ceremony
a
rp-'"1
t'ZI
"
TI
,-'"t
r
ila
!ind
h,
rtn
11
T
m"
Miould
ven;
much
like
to
see
them
build
to
this
port
by
way
of
crp.lon
and
dinner
w
ere
held
?n
Z'VJl
XL
They
have,
been
wri
Urn
?wl
h
h
Ntias
River,
oiieuiiig
up
the
big
coal
fields
nnd
ngricultural
the
blue
room
ot
llolel
Vancou-
"'i
"i
1
.
jm
do..tM
up
viewo
correcting
thewronL
im
a
lands
pf
lhat
dislricl,
bul
it
i
for
the
men
who
ntv
putting
Hie
ver.
Ulcr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hagley
lU"
''ttn
t
pTp.r.tio,,
'
p
cn
ll
"!
.u
..
money
into
the
project
to
decide
where
it
would
be
best
to
build.
Infl
for
Seattle
and
Portland
TT',
on
m1
"r",M,5
M.i
t!?
i
They
have
,uch
more-
informa.jon
thnn
.
.vhere
lh
honeymoi'm
U'T
TZ.
'
7e
1
e
d'
ger
y"
an
?
Mir're
'"a"
The
denial
of
the
story
published
yeslerdny
does
not
The
bride
travelled
a1
mean
sp-nl.
In
'r
'.b.,,d
r.i
10
ih.
Oru,
or
,uch
grealer
demvni
for
i
,
tuch.
It
may
be
that
there
Imve
been
no
official
negotiations
costume
or
navy
cloth
with
brown
,n(1
"
bo""!
rowi,r-i
r.ur.M
,.-
?'
,
...
"
u"a
ti-
aH
em
nnd
yet
feelers
may
have
been
sent
out.
The,
railway
company
,hut
or
heavy
silk
trimmed
with
JjlJT?,
KKJt
ration
aull
orl
lef
n
ilmTe
co,,
"
woihl
much
ralher
hnve
it
fecm
that
fh?
province
wauls
them.
brown
bead.
Later
tbev
Will
Hi
rflil.
V
PT
.
I.I
I
...ii
.
r.
s
.a
innke
lheir
home
at
Climax,
Sask.,M
n
,on
too.
1
M-
fi,.nrt
,,n
,
n,ln
V,Um1,!',n,'M,
W
'fnrr.
but
not
oltcn.
He
frir,ifle
1
UhiU;
mt
up
only
by
Tbe
,,a"
naturally
been
much
Miiburn
Co,
Llmiird,
Toronto,
Oni.
sled
In
everything
hera.
How
much
does
it
mean
to
you
to
keep
your
wife
young?
Who
hasn't
met
old
women
of
More
und
more
men
are
com-
25,
and
young
women
of
40?
lng
to
upprecuite
that
if
for
no
It
isn't
years
alone
that
age
other
reason
than
that
of
health,
any
physician
will
tell
you
that
it
is
inadvisable
to
permit
this
undue
expenditure
of
physical
work
by
women,
and
mental
energy
will
make
....
Arnl
there
s
really
no
need
for
the
young
old
at
30.
,
it
we
can
do
the
whole
wash-
isficj
wilh
the
arrangement.
He
nairi
once
he
had
certified
conducting
their
affair,
hoped
it
would
prove
successful.
in
bond
they
wer
beyond
at-
In
conclusion
be
would
like
to
Tnitee
Parker
concurred
in
Vhat
lM.k
iy
u,
eourls.
Hi
certifi-
say
that
this
wa
not
the
time
ii
o
SUu,
MU.b.
'"'b
intj
jor
the
lamtly,
at
a
cost
that
soonest
wear
women
out
handling
of
heavy
clothes;
stooping
and
lifting;
working
in
cold
water,
and
then
hot;
wet
feet;
trotting
in
and
out
from
a
warm,
steamy
room,
to
a
cold
outdoors.
that's
most
moderate
less,
in
fact,
tluin
it
costs
to
call
in
a
luundrvss.
Call
us
and
have
us
tell
all
about
this
more
modern
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8
cuu
"Rupert"
Brani
Kippers
SMOKED
DAILY
by
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd
PRINCE
RUPERT
IS
IT
WORTH
WHILE
Keeping
timber
for
B.C.
Industries?
Keeping
alive
a
prosperous
payroll?
Keeping
fur
and
feather
in
B.C.?
Keeping
timber
for
manufacture?
Keeping
a
green
forest
for
posterity?
Then
Prevent
Forest
Fires
IT
PAYS