"I
Had
Bilious
Attacks
and
Stomach
Weakness"
Mrs.
Wra.
Robuuon,
Yoo-
ker,
ak.,
write
:
"I
suffered
from
stomach
and
liver
trouble,
and
used
to
have
bilious
attacks
so
bad
that
I
could
do
nothing
for
weeks
at
a
time.
My
stomach
would
be
to.
weak
that
not
even
a
drink
of
water
would
stay
on
it
On
mjr
sister's
advice,
j
began
to
use
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills,
and
must
say
that
they
have
made
me
fee
like
a
new
woman."
DR.
CHASE'S
KIDNEY-LIVER
PILLS
frtll
(km,
2S
Onu
a
box,
nil
dealers,
or
Kdniauwo,
Btas
A
Co.,
I.ld.,
Turmito.
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Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
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Huperl
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Avenue.
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P.
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Managing'
Editor.
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by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
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parts
of
the
British
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and
the
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advanceper
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other
countries,
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advance,
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98
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
UAlLV
riDITlUA
Tuesday.
Oelober,
0;'
.15123,
Now
Is
Time
For
Winter
Gardens.
This
is
the
time
to
plant
the
winter
window
garden.
No
flowers
nre
so
heaulnul.
ami
mi
fragrant
as
those
grown
from
bulbs,
during
the
winter
or
early
spring
-and
they
.do
well
in
Prince
Rupert
as
many
can
testify.
The
mild
elimale
here
makes
the
growing
of
winter
flowers
easy
com
pared
with
places
where
cold
is
more
intense.
''
This
is
the
sea-on
to
plant
hyacinths,
narcissus,
lilies,
tijlips,
daffodils,
jouipiils,.
crocuses
and
next
mouth
the
lilies
of
the
valley
should
he
started.
thill
Tor
bulb
growing
-shonld
he.
rich,
preferably
made
up
of
ous
third
garden
loam,
one
third
leaf
mould
and
one
third
decayed
stable
manure
and
u
little
sand.
However
these
ingredients
arc
not
absolutely
necessary,
but
spent
"oil
from
old
window'
boxes
should
be
avoided.
,
After
potting,
bulbs
,
should
be
sstVifi
a
darkened
place
to
nlbv;the
roots
to
grow,
with
the
possible
exception
of
fresias,
oxali's,
callas
and
lilies.
If
they
ar.e
forced
ton
ipiickly
the
flowers
will
not
e
as
large.
If
the
bulbs
are
allowed
to
dry
"
out,
the
1
saves,',
will
grow
but'
not
the
flowers.
Many
people
grow
hyacinths
in
glass
containers
without
any
earth,
and
with
good
results.
One
warning
i
necessary
and
that
is.it
is
useless
to
itlejnpf
to
grow
flowers,
unless
you
nre
fond
if
lhen
and
unless
you
are
willing
to
give
them
a
little
regular
attention.
'
Greatest
Little
Man
In
The
World
Today.
Lloyd
(Jeorge
is
by
many
people
looked
upon
as"
the
greatest
little
man
in
the
world,
today.
Naturally,
being
still
in
politics,
he
has
many
enemies
hut
most
-of
hi
political"
enemies
are
willing
to
overlook
his
shortcomings
in
recognition
if
his
greatness.
M
remained
only
for
a
few
female
fanatics
in
New
York
lo
show
their
hostility
to
one
of
the
world'
greatest
ni?n.
In
spile
of
tlie
silly
antics
of
those
few,
the
great
mass
of
the
American
people
realize
his
worth
as
was
shown
by
the
fact
that
he
was
given
the
greatest
reception
in
New
York
accorded
lo
any
man
with
the
exception
of
Oenernl
Pershing
on
his
return
from
the
war.
'
Llnyd
George
is
a
man
who
appeals
to
the
Canadian
or
the
American.
He
is
a
simple-person,
without
titles
aud
without
the
handicap
of
n
cumbersomVlineage.
Like
filadslnne
he
is
n
ral
commoner
tiiid
is
ilot
even
a
member
if
the
established
church.
-
The
great
thing
about
'Lbjyij
'tOeorge
Is
that
in
addition
lo
being
ai
man
uf
nutslandiug
imental
ability
he
Jives
a
clean
life,
refuse
'firbefuddle'
Jiis'hrain
with
alcohol
and
all
his
influence
is
iisediloipmniolchclter
living
among
the
people
of
Brilain
ami
the
rest
of
the
world.
All
we
regret
is
thai
he
is
notable
lo
see
British
Columbia
on
this
trip
and'
lb.
travel
over
Ih?
(IX.N.
bv
way
of
Prince
RuperJ.
Mountain
Climbing
As
An
Asset.
"
,
.
.Miiuulain
climbing
should
he
an
asset
Id
Prince
Rupert
.
Xol
only
should
it
become
a
popular
pastime
for
local
residents
tbijl
it
ishouhi
also
be
used
as
an
attraction
lo
tourists
and
others
who
might
be
indiictMl
lo
remain
in
lh
neighborhood
for
ome
time
if.
it
could
be
made
Knowulo
them
what
wonderful
scenery
is
going
lo
waste
,
at
the
-ton
of
such
places
as
Mount
rM?
'
'home
tlpie-
jigo
W.
E.
Williams
slaried
nn
agitaliou
1.,'have
a
trail
eiit
from
the
city
to
n,e
tp
f
Mount
Ohiri-ld.
II,
was
an
excellent
project
and
one
that
would
hnv.iade
climbing.
Ihe
mountain
popu
ar.
Unfortunately
Jlr,
Williams
has
bee,,
out
,
of.
town
a
good-deal
this
summer
and
the
mailer
'
was
not
.
pushed.
I
BRIER
iFIFTH
AVENUE
GRADING
PLANS
Further
Discussed
by
Council
,
Pending
Receipt
of
Sll
Estimates
SURFACING
AND
BIDE
WALK
WIDTH
DECIDED
Further
.progress
Wns
made
by
me
cuy
council
last
nttrlit
in
connection
with
the
local
im
prnvement
bylaws
providing
for
the
grading
and
surfacing
aud
building
of
a
idcwnlk
on
Fifth
Avenue
East
and
Hays
Cove
Ch
cle
from
.Mcliride
Slreel
to
Hays
Creek
llridge
to
replace
the,
present
plank
roadway.
A
ulan
for
surfacing
hy
using
local
rwk
for
a
base,
Smith
Island
rock
for
the
top,
bpund
with
outside
ainl
local
sand
was
adopted
and
it
was
decided
to
build
the
sidewalk
lo
a
width
of
five
fe
four
inches.
The
ones!
inn
a.
'to
.whether
con.
lour
grade
or
a
.cut
nf
three
feel
on
the
hill
with
a--rori'epomliu
fill
...ill
1...
....
..A'-i
.;,'
I
ni
nf
miiiNw-ii
wm
ne
lew
t
uniii.
uiriiier
riirures
are
received.
Payment
bv
five
or
fen
year
bonds
was
discussed
bill
no
decision
was
reached.
In
the
meantime
Ihe
bylaws
tre
beinjr
sen)
south
for
the
aimroval
of
lloberl
Haird,
inspector
of
muni
ripalilies.
In
ciiincc.lion
with
the
side
walk,
which
il
was
first
proposed
to:
piake
on
Ihe
north
side
'
.if
the
jcradinjr,
City
Solicitor
Jones
orew
allention
o
the
portion
of
Ihe
act.
which
slated
that
Ihe
(ropery
on
the
side
of
the
street
n
which
ihe
sidewalk
was
lo
h
built
would
have
lo
bear
Ihe
cost
io.
.Mil
n
n
i
enfesse
.lould
as
lo
wbelher
or
not
this
would
an
toy
lo
a
street
of
this
nature
which
was
nut
being
permanently
graded
lo
its
full
width.
Citv
Jsoliclior
Jones
was
inn
in
his
opinion
Hint
il
would.
Further
information
is
lo
be
sourIiI
pending
a
final
decision
us
to
which
side
nf
the
slreel
the
walk
is
to
be'
luiill
4Mi.
Favors
Project
Speaking
on
Ihe
in-ojecl
as
a
whole.
Aid.
Collar!
sought
lo
correct
the
impression
thai
the
couuoil
was
opposed
to
il.
He-
sources
were,
however,
limited
und
care
should
be
taken
that
loo
much
of
Ihe
city"
credit
was
not
used
up
on
any
particular
niece
of
work
at
I
he
expense
of
ot
her
work
thai
would
have
to
he
taken
care
of.
Aid.
.Munro
staled
that
this
ex
penditure
would
not
be
very
heavy
not
exceeding
?
1
0,000
or
A
12.1100
at
the
outside.
U
would
also
do
away
wilh
a
plank
road
way
and
would
ae
in
cost
of
maintenance.
He
wa
inclined
In
discount
Aid.
Collart's
fear
as
to
impairing
credil
for
other
work.
Period
of
Payment
Mayor
New!
on
suggested
the
adoption
nf
1h
five
year
plan
of
payment
instead
of
ten
as
a
means
of
.sustaining
(he
eilv's
credit.
Aid.
Collar!
opposed
a
hard
and
fast
rule
in
.1
his
regard.
Future
councils
could
not
be
bound
and
anyway
the
value
of
the
property
inusl
be
considered.
Some
properties
might
nol
be
able
lo
stand
the
annual
cost
made
necessary
hy
five
year
payments.
Aid.
htephens
concurred
in
this
view
but
felt
thai
definite
figure
nf
cos!
should
be
presented
before
any
plan
of
payment
was
finally
adopted.
,
Aid.
.Munro
fell
Ihe
nroiKrtv
on
Fiflh
Avenue
could
stand
the
five
year
plan.
Matter
of
Surfacing
he
plan
for
surfacing
was
I
hell
discussed.
Aid.
Mime.i'
favored
Hie
use
of
local
rock
iw
a
base
amIKmilli
Island
rc,k
for
Hie
surface.
The
cilv
entrineer
estimated
Ihe
former
would
cost
J.75
a
yard
and
the
Inline
r.
as
area
as
a&ar
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a
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that
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resull
i
d.M.drich,
Vrelnria;
Or.
Jl.
C.lnot
half
as
had
as
ome
of
thn'las
long
ns
he
.h.rf.
nt;
ii
ami
more
economy
emll.l
be
oh-
Wrinch,
llare,Mt:
Ji.
.1.
Williams.
'frch'
eggs
that
hv-
been
ilh,.i
li
n
...
.
.
lained
by
discarding
the
present
ChlcagolT.
Alaska'.
nn:k
crusher
in
the
city
and
I
Cantral
buying
a
new
one.
The
latter
T.
II.
.Mcllelfery.
Stewart:
lleu-
wouhl
soon
pay
for
ilself
in
tthe
saving
effected
over
usiiitf
the
present
one
which
wan
very
un
satisfactory.
Aid.
Jltiuro
fell
thai
a
new
crusher
could
lint
he
obtained
in
time
lo
be
used
in
lime
for
this
work.
'urther
discussion
followed
leading
up
lo
Ihe
fgrade
that
should
1
adopted,
namely
con-
lour
or
three
foot
cut
on,
Ihe
hill.
Aid.
Stephens
.fell
the
council,
In
deciding
on
the
width
oflhn
sidewalk
and
Ihe
naluie
of
Ihn
surfacing,
had
gone
as
far
as
it
could
at
(his
lime.
The
city
engineer
should
now
make
hU
estimate
giving
Ihe
council
ample
lime
to
consider
il.
It
was
finally
decided
that
decision
on
Ihe
grade
be
laid
over
pending
the
receipt
of
the
estimate.
HOTEL
IMiuit
a
.
A
Prince
Rupert
t.
A.
d.ongley.
Vancouver:
C.
II.
tfawle.
.New.llazeltnh;
V.
C
Swanuell,
A.
C.
l'ollard.and
C..A.;
ben
(.aineroii,
Itosfon;
,(J.
A.
Naehbar.
Crookslon,
.Man,
King,
C.X.Il.
ABOLISH
8TUNT
FLYING
MIS
ANOKU'IS,
fial.,
Orl.
0..
More
Ihaii
Utu
avialttrn
have
united
in
forming
the
professional
pilots
associalion
with
the
chief
object
Ihe
abolition
of
"sliinl"
flying,
which
Is
said
lo
be
responsible
tin-
more
than
fifty
per
cent
of
airplane
The
Man
ii
the
Meon
SAYS-
WIIU.C
furnace
fires
havejieen
out
there
have
been
heart
burnings
among
Ihe
coal
iiierchanlu
as
a
result
0f
the
mild
autumn.
SCIKNTLSTH
have
discovered
somaegjiA
leu
thousand
years
old
and
I
cun
bet
a
dollar
they
arC
served
me
(lt
some
of
the
nuick
onler
rcMtuurauU.
NO
one
can
afford
To
boast
of
his
ancestors
and
continue
'
In
show
Ihe
pictures
In
the
famllj'
allium.
.
s
W
women
nave
;n
much
thought
and
rare
lo
picking
out
husbands
as
they
do
in
choosing
a
lint
there
would
be
fewer
divor
ces
and
a
larger
number
of
happy
Homes.
I
KNOW
a
girl
who
is
making
a
collection
of
wedding
riinr.
She
gels
a
dllferent
style
from
each
hiishaml.
IF
Ignorance
learn?
I
bliss,
why
I'ltllli:
is
like
fUIIMIIUf.
II
tl(kA
before
a
fall.
HI.NCK
druggists
look
lo
snlllng
Mouge
so
cheap,
The
Kids
m,
longer
need
Their
beauty
sleep.
NO
one
minds
mother
reducing
Ihe
name.
XO
one
minds
father
being
di-Icplc
as
long
as
he
doejrnnfnct
thai,
way
all
Ihe
lime,
esoeelnllv
in
company.
-
TIIKllK'S
nonslderftbln
differ.
ence
between
a.-clid
ellmhing
and
nioiinlalu
climldng
hut
In
either
case
II
fccuiM
ensy
j,
rimVn-
mil.
WHAT
wnilld
(he
duet
ur
ill
for
a
living
if
nil
tonsils,
nne.
Holds
and
appendices
were
nbo.
Iidied
J
-
.
a-
lt!Ini.(l
,v
the
Him
U!lease
ill
tills
n-rl
f
.rt
country
l
look,
as
f
the
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n
usi
nave
been
hflped
oiil
bfthn
blue
herons.
fk
1
T
JH
Unilcr.Mton.l
Hi.
il
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of
.
i
a.m.
nonm
i
o
keener-
flf
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Ii
.uh.ii
ni'epd
In
close
iIot.
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If
Ihls
muunimn.climl).
craze
Keeps
p,
Tr
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eat
no
much
all
i
i
i-
.n.i:
Cllll
lo
feed
them
will,,.,.)
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al
the
Hroc.ifrjr
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h
town.