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Nerves
So
Bad
That
She
Would
Sit
and
Cry
Mr.
Mary
Hocking,
Ma
Joe,
Onl.,
write
"Dr.
Qutc't
Nerve
Food
hat
done
me
a
wonderful
lot
of
good.
I
suffered
from
general
weakness
and
was
to
run
down
and
my
heart
ad
nerm
were
in
such
bad
shape
that
I
would
sit
down
and
cry
and
not
know
what
I
was
erring
about.
I
alta
used
to
have
weak
spell.
Thanks
to
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food,
however,
I
am
real
well
now.
I
hall
always
keep
a
box
of
the
Nerve
Food
in
the,
house,
and
recommend
themtO'
my
friends;
they
are
wonderful
medicine.
(Mr.
J.;W.
Vince.
Druggirt.
f
Madoc,
Ont,
says:
"I
have
sold
Mrs.
Hocking
your
Nerve
Food,
.and
the
medicine
has
done
her
much
good.)
DR.
CHASE'S
NERVE
FOOD
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a
W,
all
deale.
or
Edaanaoa,
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A
Co.,
Ud
Toroat
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DAILY
EDmoa
Tuesday,
October
10,
1953.
Sentiment
Of
U.S.
To
Britain.
There
was
a
time
when
there
was
a
yixnl
deal
of
dislike
of
the
British
in
the
I'niled
Slates,
ami
la
ome
tent
it
vvas
justified.
Memories
or
the
war
remained
and
there
were
other
factor
that
kept
alive
a
lad
spirit..
To
a
large
exlnl
that
ha
now
disappeared
and
there
is
no
more
aiili-HrilHi
feeling
iu
the
United
Stales
than
there
is
anli-Yaiikee
liy
I
he
wetrtier,
or
aiili-NVgru,
or
aiiti-Klau,
or
auli-Calliolio.
or
auli-l'roleslant.
or
attti-prohiliitiou.
or
iiiill-aiiylhinjr
else.
LlovU
tleorge
is
a
representative
Urili-her
and
hJ
is
getting
the
hijsgest
reception
ever
given
a
foreigner
in
the
United
State?..
He
is
representative
of
the
mass
of
the
British
people
and
the
ovations
which
have-been
given
him,
while
largely
out
nf.
respect
to
hi.
personal
grea'tne,
are
accentuated
by
the
fart
that
he
is
Rntisti
and
that
the
Hrihh
are
ihe
"fiTM
cousin
of
th
Americans.
i
National
Fish
Day
This
Month.
The
date
has
lieen
set
fr
National
Fih
I
say.
U
i
ihe
last
day
of
this
mouth
and
should
be
celebrated
a-
liernme
the
oc
casion
iu
this
city.
We
are
the
fish
eily
par
xeellence
in
the
Dominion
of
Lauatla.
We
largely
exist
tmlav
Iweause
of
Ihe
fact
that
fish
is
shipped
from
this
porL
Fishing
will
for
many
year
be
our
biggest
industry.
In
view
of
this
fact
the
event
should
be
an
important
one.
It
seems
a
pity
that
in
celebrating
the
national
fih
day
more-fishermen
rannot
take
imrt.
At
the
luncheons
in
the
past
only
a
very'
few
fishermen
have
been
present.
Many
of
them.
of
course,
are
out
in
their
IkwIs
working
as
usual.
Thev
cannot
lie
present,
but
there
are
alwny
a
number
in
port
ami
of
these
there
should
I
a
good
representation
at
the
luncheon,
if
it
i
decidfd
to
bold
it
as
usual.
The
fishermen
hould
be
pre-enl.
Hot
liecause
the
rest
of
the
roinmumtv
wish
il
for
thev
do
wish
il
but
because
the
fisherman
should
be
proud
of
his
calling
ana
glad
to
celebrate
the
annual
event.
Prince
Rupert
Men
Finish
Their
Course.
Two
Prince
Rupert
men
have
Just
passed
on.
Onpt.
Hills,
one
of
the
best
known
fihinr
skinner,
died
altoard
the
Trnrim
and
llaliburton
Perk,
who
was
formerly
here,
died
by
aeridnt
at
.l.lMiinl.
The
death
of
l.lh
of
lhes
men
i
sreally-re-
greuei.
The
paM'nr
of
neighlMirs
and
friends
reminds
us
that
our
span
of
life
is
hort
and
Hiat,
whil-
there
should
be
no
adnee
in
ennnection
with
the
transfer
from
this
life
to
the
next,
their
departure
should
bring
to
mind
thai
none
of
n
are
here
permanently
njid
thai
it
i
wie
to
examine
our
rmrds
and
to
srp
if
what
we
'are
doing
is
worth
while.
A
one
man
said,
when
dis,nsinjf
the
improvement
of
eondilions
for
ImVvs
reeenllv.
T.
ft..
.
-
....
.
nt-iii
jran.
inmi
now
our
ooy
win
ie
rarrjing
n
in
our
places
and
Ihe
thing
is
lo
so
train
lh?m
thai
they
will
make
jriHHi.
I
lie
span
or
life
i
loo
short
lo
make
it
worth
white
enrrv-
ine
on
in
a
way
that
would
make
a
person
nhamed
of
himself
wnrn
ne
i
called
wel.
lWwmiuiniiniiniiuiiiiiiiiiH
SMOKE
TO
SHIP
ORE
I
BEFORE
XMAS
Outsider
Mlno
atMapla
Bay
It
all
1
Ready
for
Business
Except
Bunk
House
!
TRAMLINE
WORKING
Wilbiil
the
iiei;lilMrliMl
of
d
inen
eniphi.xed
lliroushiut
the
iinuner.
Ilie
i!
fan
by
coiupany
.
iiave
ueeoiniHsiet
a
Kreal
ileal
nl
I
lie
Outsider
Mine,
which
ro
lerly
they
look
over
fnm
the
lirowiirAlaska
cmjHiiy
IkhiI
a
jyoar
aso,
says
the
Portland
t!atia!
.News.
j
The
work
o
far
has
consit(.t
of
uuftlert:
round
and
Mirface
e-
!eIoinient,
and
at
Ihe
saint
lime
'Hie
renovation
and
etiuipmoitl
or
Ihe
old
plant.
A
new
dHk
lias
been
eon-
-Iruoltst,
.tnd
(lie
d
or
bunkers.
vvilh
an
eifpelive
capacily
of
1000
Ions
have
been
repaired,
and
in
some
rejeels
mHterniiel,
A
new
4ire
conveyor
from
the
hunk
ers
In
Ihe
eue
or
I
lie
dock
has
tioen
inslalleil
aud
is
now
rea.lv
for
use.
Aerial
Tram
Working
Ihe
aerial
gravity
Irani,
one
mile
iu
length,
ronl
curled
by
the
Kjblel
Tramway
0.
of
kane.
is
now
read)
for
operation.
Heing
bnrt.
Mill
its
ttier
ter
minal
at
an
elevation
of
yiX)
fivl
alioe
ea
level,
and
Willi
the
verj"
uiei
aiiacinneui.
a
mavitnun
f
elTeelivene.ss
ean
eaily
le
mainlained.
Ilydro-eleolrie
'ixiwer
ha
lieen
lrvideI
tiy
the
euiilrucliin
of
loiin
foot
pipe
line
to
Ihe
rum.
pressor
and
iiower
plant
at
Ihe
foot
of
the
hill.
de-.j.jic
ulll-
efenl
eleeirical
enersy
f,r
use
irl
and
around
Ihe
mine.
well
a
upplyin:
t20ii
feel
of
air
for
Ihe
maehine
drill
in
the
mine.
Two
tlliicajro
Pneumatic
semi-dieel
engine
are
being
inslallet
lo
suppieineul
the
present
Miwer
in
Ihe
low
water
ieriol.
Work
Two
ShlfU
At
the
mine
two
shifts
are
at
work
on
development,
included
in'
which
is
a
raUe,
Wing
put
througlr
from
the
main
tunnel
at
Ihe
von-foot
elevation,
a
di'lance
of
JOrt
feet,
on
the
.dip
of
the
eiii.
lo
the
tunnel
alMive.
Considerable
surface
.!
ripping
and
open
eultine'
u
hejn?
lone
on
the
higher
sniuixL
with
very
good
results.
In
addition
to
a
number
of
liuil-lin?
already
roinpleletl,
il
is
plannetl
to
contnil
this
fall
a
ivo-lorey
lililxzH
bunk-house
the
ground
floor
or
which
will
be
tH-cupied
by
a
dry
nnmi,
wash
ami
hath
room,
laundry,
heat-iiiif
plant
ami
general
reading
room.
The
second
floor
will
con-
lain
IC
two-men
room,
giin
comfortable
accommodation
for
32
men.
100
Tons
a
Day
Sutlirient
tire
ha
lieen
blocked
nut.
and
development
done,
to
enable
the
management
In
com
mence
shipping
I
UO
tons
nf
ore
per
day
before
l.lirifma'f
Ibis
amount
In
be
increased
a
.soon
a
practicable.
In
add
it
ion
to
the
Outsider
Mine,
which
i
at
Maple
Hay,
on
Portland
('anal,
36
mile
soulh
of
Slewurl,
the
(Irnuby.
Cnmpany
lia
under
option
several
group
comprising
In
all
27
claim.
On
Ihe
Kagle
group
or
Iwo
claim,
adjoining
Ihe
Outsider
on
Ihe
east,
and
owned
by
Win.
Xoble
or
Slew-art
',
W.
K.
tnllinn'of
Prince
Ituperl
and
John
Flewin
of
Port
Simpson,
considerable
diamond
drilling
ha
been
done
during
lli
ummcr
with
most
satisfactory
result!,.
A.
Kintr,
Itemo
Itimtiernian,
Is
recislered
at
Ihe
Central
Hotel.
OLD
CHUN
TOBACCO
Y
J5WALTCACCO
COMPANY
Of
FIFTH
AVENUE
GRADE
ADOPTED
BY
COUNCIL
OLCStlon
Of
InClurilnn
Dirti
nf
Hays
Co
Circle
la
to
be
De-
clded
Tonight,
Whal
i
In
a
name?
The
rity
couucil
in
committee
last
night
liscusseAl
at
some
length
1he
iiiestion
whether
the
cradint;
of
a
small
portion
of
Hays
iU)e
(.irele
could
be
include,!
in
the
bylaw
for
v
radius
Kifth
Axe.
"Pie
fronlaae
of
four
lot
is
interested
ami
il
wa
decided
that
the
ep.
tineer
bould
irive
a
price
for
grndin?
that
siirall
Mirlion
and
the
mailer
should
m
consi.lensl
at
a
special
meelinir'
callel
for
five
o'clock
this
afternoon.
.rter
dee
id
i
ntr
on
a
partial
gralin?
.....
of
Fifth
Ave.
under
what
wa
technically
known
as
scheme
two.
adoeatrd
by
Alderman
Munm
and
aNo
deciding
on
the
ellinir
of
ten
year
detienture
In
pay
for
Ihe
v"ork,
the
committee
roe
ami
retried
proee.
Tbe
Mu
'ra
tie
Meoe
SAYSn-
Al
Hurns
Lake
next
mouth
the
iletmlini:
society
will
iltscusN
the
n'solulion
"HesoUed
that
a
Ford
i
of
more
value
to
a
man
than
a
wife."
Thne
Hum
Lake
teopli
are
a
siecdy
d.
THK
ground
fbor
is
a
very
damterous
rior.
Watch
your
step
all
the
time
when
walking
there.
THK
weather
is
tret
tins
cinder
and
this
is
a
?n
lime
to
liepin
lo
earn
Ihe
price
or
your
winter
coaW
U
K
like
the
girls
who
look
lemure
Whoe
lie.
ape
like
a
look.
Ye,
sure.
-
WOMKX
change
"their'
minds
often
but
seblom
their,
disposi.
lions.
TIIKHK
are
all
kind
or
slave
in
Ihi
world.
There
are
while
lave,
and
wage
lae
and
married
men,
among
other.
y
KVKKYHOIIY
seenu
lo
!
in
danser.
ir
you
gn
to
a
there
are
slorms
and
fotr
and
rocks:
if
you
walk
Ihere
are
ear
tn
run
over
you;
if
you
go
lo
church
there
is
a
collection
and
wrliap
a
lonir
sermon;
if
you
vtil
a
friend
there
is
a
photograph
lo
jar
your
nerve
and
if
you
jrn
to
the
club
there
are
all
ort
of
pitfalls.
Alarkaday!
I.OYK
nil
lighlly
here
and
there
but
think
how
he
mould
(lit
if
he
had
better
binocular
ami
could
sw
ahead
a
little
further.
ASK
INVESTIGATION
.
FREEMAN
CHARGES
Committee
Appointed
to
Interview
Fred
Stork
In
Regard
to
Matter
Following
the
reading
of
a
feom
lloomc
K.
Freeman,
the
city,
cnnneil
last
nisht
decided
to
appoint
a
cnnrmitlee
In
interview
Fred
Slork.
.M.l.
with
a
view
to
havinc
an
investigation
into
the
charse
made
by
the
captain
apaiust
sleandMut
inspector.
The
mayor
appointed
Aldermen
Perry
and
Miinrn
and
himef.
The
suggestion
wa
first
niade
that
the
matter
should
he
taken
up
directly
with
the
minister
nf
marine
durimr
hi
forthcoming
visit
hut
it
Wa
us:8eled
lhat
H
wmild
le
discourteous
to
iro
over
Mr.,
Shirk's
head.
Accordingly
the
committee
will
lirus
the
matter
with
him.
Hie
eh
arses
have
In
do
with
the
liceusiiie
of
the
Narbethonp
eeral
ear
apo
when
the
boat
wa
on
the
i'rince
Itupert-Slcw-
art
run.
UTILITIES
OF
CITY
ROURISH
Revenue
From
Light
and
Power
as
Shown
y
SepUnsttor
SUtement
Tlie
report
of
the
stiperinlen.
dent
of
utilities
f,ir
the
month
nf
Pepteml.er
presented
to
the
coun
cil
last
night
tomed
a
surplus
on
light
account
but
a
deficit
on
telephone
account,
ilia
latter
ls-Injr
caused
by
a
capital
expenditure
which
wa
charged
up
against
Ihe
operation-
for
the
Puts
you
On
your
Mntnieiton
lOri.in
Telephone
R!
filiated
revenue
.
.
.
..1.rift0.00
tjpene
3..13.!0
neficit
3.;o
The
expenditure
included:
Operation
M.n77.97
Maintenance
...
.
.
.,
29.0
Capital
expenditure
.
.
.
1.090.3
4i4vM
If.
h
nltv
Vw
j3onUCs
EAGLE
BRAND
CondenwdMilk
confab
all
the
nutritiou
dc
taeato
necessary
to
make
baby
thoroughly
healthy.
It
h
the
one
absolutely
Sah
food
to
use
when
Mothers
milk
fails.
AiU
yoor
doctor.
Send
for
ha
Baby
Boohs
VANrntrvFR
Cotsdensary
at
South
Sumas,
B.C
EPSON
COAL
"Ve
ean
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
In
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Pone
M.
toes"
For
the
up-andcoming
man
who
tackles
tho
TK1SCUIT
is
the
Shredded
Wheat
cracker
a
real
vvliolo
whvat
toast
atca
with
butter,
soft
cheese
or
mar
tiuladc.
4
TTse
CaaaUa
Shrnldrd
Wheat
Ceaseaay,
LU,
NU4ui
rot,
ouiU
v
day's
job
with
energy
and
vim
nothing
so
delicious
and
satisfying
as
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit
eaten
with
hot
milk
and
a
little
cream.
It
supplies
bodily
warmth
and
strength
i
that
fortify
the
body
against
coldand
it
contains
all
the
bran
you
need
to
stimulate
bowel
movement.
Two
Biscuits
with
milk
('
make
a
perfect
meal
for
breakfast,
for
lunch,
J.
for
dinner.
Delicious
with
sliced
bananas
or
y
other
fruits.
Better
for
children
than
mushy
porridges.
Shredded
Wheat
month.
It
wa
mentioned
iu
itn
reHirt
that
iitu.t.
wa
pett
out
of
Ihe
epteinher
n-venue
ov
new
cahle
eitensiitii
or
replacement
work
b
provide
tncreaet)
racilitie
aud
to
replace
worn
plant.
A
summary
of
the
reMirt
follow:
Light
and
Power
estimated
revenue
...
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7.300.00
Total
expense
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Surplu
for
month
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expenditure
included:
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and
mainten
ance
il
ni
i
it
f5eneral
exrns
Itfi.fiC
COAST
STEAMSHIPS-
SAILINGS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT.
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
PRINCE
GEORGE.
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
Intermediate
Points,
Thursday,
Sunday,
11'p.m.
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ANYOX
WEDNESDAY,
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FOR
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SATURDAY,
10
p.nff
3.
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.
Foe
Vancouver
via
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Charlotte
Islands,
Oct.
17,
Nov.
17
at
8
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m.
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TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
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PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
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Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
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ler
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Medal
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The
New
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the
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Vendor
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the
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MARY.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
.
October
5,
12,
23;
November
2,
16,
30
For
Ketchikan,
Wranoell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
October
1,
3,
10,
20?
November
12,
'JNT!
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PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
utadale,
Swan
ton
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocaa.i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Comer
of
4Ui
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.G,
LTD.
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