MirLrHciwi
Fibm,
IIiu-hcwt,
r.Q,
"About
25
yean
ags,
I
began
la
hart
trouble
si'fA
my
Stomach.
Three
years
fo,
I
consulted
one
of
the
best
sprcialists
in
Montreal.
f
jie
saia
i
mast
fo
10
me
nospuai,
lure
an
Ulcer
cut
out
of
my
stomach
and
fall
stones
removed.
I
was
then
74
years
old.
I
said
"XO."
Then,
I
began
to
tale
"
Fruit-a-tirei",
I
am
so
.much
better
that
toy
old
friends
often
ask
me
what
I
hare
donelo
myself
to
look
so
well.
I
am
ralntnr
in
weight
and
enjoying
life
very
much."
jr.
W.
EDWARDS.
5
SNOKE
"Fruit-a-tites"
is
made
from
the
juices
of
apples,
oranjes,
figs
and
prunes,
combined
with
tonics,
and
gives
quick
relief
in
stomach
troubles.
This
fruit
medicine
actually
strengthens
the
stomach
muscles
and
enables
the
stomach
to
give
out
sufficient
gastric
juice
to
digest
the
meals.
"Fruit-a-tires"
also
correct
Constipation
and
Biliousness
from
which
so
many
Dyspeptics'
suffer.
Oc.
a
hot,
6
for
$2.00,
trial
site
23c.
At
all
dealers
or
sent
post
paid
on
receipt
of
price.
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A-TIVKS
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DAILY
EDIllON
British
Elections
Were
No
Surprise.
93
86
I.OO
7.50
Saturday,
Dec.
ft,
1923.
I
he
result
of
the
Hritish
elections
v?re
no
surprise.
There
wa
on
this
occasion
a
greater
element
of
uncertainty
iir
the
eJecltoii
Ihnn
has
been
evUleut
for
many
a
day.
Judging
from
ine
somewnat
meapre
despatches
Ihat
have
cOnie
Ihrdiigh
would;
seem
as
if
the
people
the
new
policy
was
designed
to
anl
were
the
ones
who
rejected
it.
Premier
Haldwjn
mad?
a
bold
appeal
lo
the
country
and
he
rerlamly
exeifes
the
nclnrira
tioit
rtfl
Hie
people
here
for
his
patriotic
action
when
there
was
nothing
to
gain
for
himself
or
his
party.
He
has
lost,
and
it
now
remains
to
he
seen
whether
he
will
keep
up
the.
fight
and
be
prepared
to
go
In
the
country
again
at
Ihe
next
election
on
a
Mmllar
policy.
,
'
'
Premier
Ramsay
MacDonalcf
Soon.
J.
Hamsay
.Macllonald,
leader
of
the
opposition,
will
be
called
on
to
form
government.
There
seem
no
doubt
of
that.
According
lo
constitutional
practice
the
King
has
no
other
option
hut
lo
call
on
the
leader
of
the
group
that
opposes
tie
government
and
Maclhmald
is
that
leader.
The
opposition
is
united
on
a
common
basis
of
opposition
10
a
pnileclion
policy.
Should
Mr,
MacHonald
fail
to
get
the
support
of
the
Liberals
in
the
forming
uf
a
government,
then
it
would
be
difficult
to
j;what
would
happen.
There
is
so
far,
howev?r,
nolhinsr
to
indicate
that
the
Liberals
on
a
basis
of
compromise
would
not
work
wiih
the
Labor
representatives.
All
government
in
a
democratic
country
is
based
on
compromise
and
while
the
Labor
group
would
have
lo
give
up
some
of
their
more
extreme
policies
the
Liberals
also
would
have
to
give
way
on
matters
which
are
vital
lo
Ihe
Labor
men.
There
i
always
Ihe
possibility
that
the
Liberals
would
refuse
to
support
Ramsay
.MaeDonald
and
in
that
case
it
might
be
prwji)c
to
recall
Lloyd
Heorge
as
premier
with
Ihe
support
nf
Omscrvnlives.
The
whole
situation
j
mot
complex
and
will
prove,
most
interesting
to
students
of
democratic
government,
especially
to
people
like
Canadians
who
are
so
closely
related
to
the
Hrilish
nation.
More
Women
As
Representatives.
This
lime
there
are
seven
women
in
Ihe
House
of
Commons.
Very
soon
if
this
goes
on
there
will
a
group
of
women
thai
will
have
to
be
reckoned
wilh
in
formulating
legislation
The
proportion'
of
women
elected'
is
small
compared
with
the
candidates
offering,
but
they
will
likely
be
heard
from,
especially
since
Lady
Aslor
has
had
previous
experience
in
the
IIoue
and
is
a
woman
of
considerable
prominence.
At
tliK
nwelinp
if
Ihe
Hoard
of
Trade
last
nipht
il
was
decided
tn
ak
the
lumber
rnntmitten
toj
investigate
i-nmplainls
I
tat
Jt
lie
pri-enl
lumlier
dork
wi
inadc-
o,iiat
lo
handle
business
offering,
j
li'.r
naiier
was
nroupnt
up
K.
I'ulbm
who
said
such
com
plaint
had
1'mi
made
fiaily
News
but
il
had
opinion
it
was
a
matter
lo
take
up
with
Hie
Hoard
of
Trade
or
iffirially
willi
the
railway
onm.
psny
ralher
lhan
wilh
Ihe
rn-w.
paers.
F.
Dawson
!)
no
such
Here
at
First
of
Year
Regular
Pastor
Later
Will
be
Appointed
I
ViT
feel
to
good
fc
V
but
what
ft
'
v
T
wiH
male
you
S
V
fccJ
better.
1
been
hu
FRED
SHAW
JR.
IS
sweet
friend"
The
MARRIED
IN
SOUTH
Pretty
Wedding
Took
Place
In
'
F
t
a
B..ll.t
.a
f
r
ir
wnurvii
t
Angeles
on
November
21
complaints
trad
been
ma.le
to
rum
I
wrddinsr
of
interest
lo
the
but
if
the
dork
was
inadequate
nv.inr
frr;.!
in
Prince
for
Ihe
purpose.
Ihey
had
tHen
jdnperl
took
place
on
November
promised
Dial
it
would
be
exlend.';j
t
(5,30
p.m.
in
the
First
Hap.
ed.
He
thought
it
should
jro
loj,,
r.hurch,
Lo
Anpeles.
when
the
lumber
eommitlee
for
ine.Mi
1
villa
Herlin
heraim
Ihe
lisalion.
Iirid-
of
Frederick
Shaw
Jr.
The
s.
IS.
Parker
said
Sir
Henry
Pfremony
was
performed
by
the
Thornton
had
promised
that
1f
Rev.
Mr.
Keyser
in
the
presence
Ihe
extension
was
needed
il
would
nf
relatives
and
numerous
friends
be
made.
'of
the
couple.
.''
1
.
K.
Campbell
said
lie
was
of)
-fhe
church
opinion
that
Mr.
Walton
had
heen,p.r
orated
wilh
siveu
a
free
hand
to
deal
wilh
Ihe
matter
when
It
was
needed.
It.
Heaumont
said
the
propecl
were
that
sntpments
wouiii
m-
marrja
crease.
A
million
feet
a
nvinlli
family
was
keaulifully
pink
and
white
pea
and
ferns
by
sir!
of
the
Corner
Club.
bride,
who
wa
?ivn
in
re
by
an
old
friend
of
fieri
Mr.
Anlin.
was
dalnlilyi
was
expected
soon.
'attired
in
wvddinsr
sown
of
while!
The
mailer
will
be
investisrated
canton
crepe
trimmed
with
by
Ihe
lumber
committee
with
a'ruffle
of
narrow
satin
ribbon.
j
view
lo
makinsr
nliresenlalions'ner
hat
was
a
eharmin?
creation
for
improvement
of
Ihe
dock
if
it
of
silver
and
tissue
and
silver'
should
be
needed.
lace.
She
carried
a
shower
J1011-
j
juet
of
cream
rosebud,
while
sweet
peas
and
mablenhair
fern
j
'
nriiH-sinanis.
iir.
All
advertising
should
be
in
The
Daily
News
Office
on
day
pr-i
i
OLRYIvES
prninrrp
ta
TO
START
PTinTi
lM
,r',pn
Heckell
andOrphahj
ceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.1
;DooIey
wore
aprirol
taffelia.
Rev.
P.
E.
Balsfer
Will
Come,m.mo,,
wu'
jr,r,,,e
nnwma
in
Hie
pastel
shades,
fastened
j
iwith
a
flower
ornament
of
silver
i
jtissue
and
.Nile
green
taffelia
Irimmfil
wilh
silver
hfi
nnii.
Itively.
Their
head-dresses
were
Hev.
I'.
F-
Haisler,
Victoria,
jwreallie.,
of
liny
Mlver
ivy
lenVe.
field
missionary
for
Weslernjand
they
carried
boinpiels
of
pink
Canada
of
the
Lutheran
Cburcli.jsueel
pea
and
maidenhair
fe.rn.
advises
John
Irybhavn
of
tliis.The
prroom
was
attended
by
his
city
that
he
expecls
lo
begin
rrg-jbmlher.in-law,
L.
I.
Kendall,
iilar
Knirlish
,
Lutheran
'services
After
Ihe
ceremony
h
guesjs
in
J'rince
II
11
pert
on
Ihe
Hrsl
jyatberpd
al
Ihe
home
nf
Ihe
Sunday
in
January,
lie
will
re-jgroom's
parents
where
coers
main
her
for
some
time
to
com-
were
set
for
fourteen
at
a
prellilv
plefp
organ
h-a
lion
and
at
a
lafer'appoinfed
table
centred
with
a
late
a
regular
pastor
will
be
sf-.huge
wedding
cake
mtde
bv
Ihe
leeled
lo
look
afler
the
con?rega-groom's
nfolher
and
wonderfully
lion.
.Services
will
be
liebl
in
theidpcorated.
meantime
in
Ihe
Metropnle
Hall,
ANYOX
On
Sunday
evening
last,
Anyox
hits
gathered
at
their
hall
anil
proceoiled
to
diri!
Church
where
the
Rev.
J.
Iv.
dibson
conducted
the
annual
memorial
service
of
the
order.
The
output
of
Hidden
Creek
Mine,
November
HO
lo
Xov
ember
27
was
2",
$23
wel
tons.
Total
tonnage
for
Ihe
month
nf
November
to
27.
fil.253
wet
tons.
Al
the
smelter
from
November
1!)
lo
Noember
25,
18,523
wel
Ions
were
treated
al
Anyox.
Thi
was
made.
up
as
follows:
Anyox
ore,
17,88(5
tons;
outside
ofe,
839
tons.
Average
price-
of
copper
for
the
week,
12.83
'i.
Al
Ihe
Coke
Plant
from
Novem
ber
20
to
November
2f,
I
here
were
I,C2
short
Inns
of
coal
charged
and
1,120
short
lonn
of
coke
produced;
3,357
iiniMrial
srallons
of
light
oil
were
recover
ed
and
9,711
imperial
gallons
of
tar
recovered;
while
13,225
lh..
of
ammoniurrs
sulnhafe
were
manufactured.
;
OLD
CHUM
TOBACCO
JPERIAL
TOBACCO
COMPANY
07
The
bride
and
groom
left
for
a
honeymoon
trip
lo
iCatnlina
Island.
On
Iheir
return
Ihey
will
make
Iheir
home
in
Los
Angeles
Among
Ihe
many
beautiful
gifls
of
silver,
china,
cut
gla.
and
linen
was
a
rase
nf
silver
wilh
carving
set
(it
malch.
the
gffl
of
Ihe
groom's
parents.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYSs-
II'
I
.
.
..
ii-
i
una
wnin
neueve
yon
wiii'ii
you
call
them
lo
dinner,
your
veracily
may
be
doubled.
HALDWLVs
life
as
(
was
a
short
but
merry
Premier
Ham-ay
How
will
Mia
I
soundl
premier
one.
Marilonahl'
INfTKAI)
of
Ihe
eleclions
in
Hrilain
ending
a
controversy,
Ir
would
seem
as
if
H
has
only
iusl
slarlcd
somelblng.
NOW
that
lb,,
polilical
campaign
in
Hrilain
1
over
and
Ihe
B.C.
Legislature
is
In
rie
soon,
wind
about
looking
around
for
a
Chris
I
inn
s
turkey?
---
,
THF.RF.
mny
be
some
good
lurkeys
hero
Ibis
Cbritrna.
bill
think
of
the
birds
that
pick
up
an
easy,
living
around
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
THK
Oovernment
want
Ihe.
Canadian
people'
lo
eat
peiriml-can.
II
initrht
be
preferable
In
some
of
Ihe
decoclinns
Ihey
put
up
al
Ihe
boarding
bouses.
WHAT
f
like
about
life
Is
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pslne
Ruprt
Fred
Hutlorr
writes
lo
Ihe
press
condemning
'a
power
agreemenl
wlllr
Hie
prince;
llu-perl
Hydro-Lleclric
Co.,
Ltd.
Leo.
.1.
Curtitt,
brother
of
Mrs.
J.
Lome-
.MacLtttTrr.-Tm'd'al
1
,30
BOVRIL
I
.ft
4
l
P.AftE
TWO.
THE
DAILY
2T.V3.
lurifiy.
ft'e,iibei
fc.
4&:.i
WOULD
NOT
HAVE
ULCER
taMBER
DOCK
CUT
OUT
OF
STOMACH
I
IS
TOO
SMALL
Took
"Fruxt-a-tives"
Instead
and
this
Medicine
made
from
Fruit
Juices
Relieved
the
Trouble.
Lumber
Commute
of
Boartf
of
of
Trade
to
Find
Out
if
commodatlon
Inadequate
I
hexthfwtf
ocrt
BOW
MlMlMttvM
Local
Addresses
:
O.W.V.
Association
(A.
J.
Bishop)
Army
&
Navy
Veterans
........
o'clock
irt
(he
Prince
Huperf
Oeneral
.Hospital.
The
funeral'
will
takf
place
tomorrow
morning
from
Ihe
Ctlholfr
Churrli
to
Fnlrview
lmelery.
Passengers
going
soulb
on'
Ihe
steamer
Prince
Rupert
litis
morning
Included
C.
H.
Orrne,
J.i
W.
Nichols,
(1.
W.
Peck,
(.
A.!
MeNicholl
and
W.
H.
Haer.!
Thomas
McClymonl
sailed
fnr
Vancouver
on
the
Princess
Heal-rice
last
evening.
,
A
report
wa
made
lal
night
to
Ihe
Hoard
of
Trade
of
Ihe
meeting
a
month
ago
wilh
Ihe
foreign
freight
traffic
agent
of
Ihe
railway
company
in
which
Mr.
Wood
promised
In
lake
up
wilh
possible
shippers
Ihe
advantages
of
this
port
and
try
to
induce
shipments
of
grain
and
other
commodities
lo
be
made
by
this
port.
If
You
amter
Sola
oyorrwlo
iaCaosom.
tfl
ceat
tve
disorders;
discomfort
after
eat-
Take
a
course
of
the
famous
Beeeham's
PUIs.
Prompt
relief
often
follows
the
first
doce.
People
everywhere
are
proving
the
value
of
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
larcort
Salo
of
aay
MoaUUo
fa
Ik
WorM
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
THE
Valentin
'
DAIRY
Cor.
McHride
and
Fifth
West,
MILK,
CREAM
ANO
BUTTER
RETAIL
Phone
057.
(J
rat
mat
awrnun
lltlf
tbt
VtUTOAt
Which
is
the
Best
Poster?
16
of
the
most
famous
Eovril
Toner
have
been
printed
In
colors
on
a
tkVct-folJcr.
To
tell
vthich
are
the
12
best,
in
order
of
merit,
!
the
object
of
the
Great
Toittr-Judging
Competition
now
beintf
carried
on
in
Canada.
The
net
proceeds
will
be
distributed
among
the
Veterans'
Associations
which
are
all
of
them
sorely
tn
need
of
funds
tc
carry
on
their
wotk.
The
game
is
one
wh
proves
most
fascinating
to
young
and
old.
and
which
gives
many
evenings
of
pleasurable
eiercite
ol
artistic
taste
and
skill.
Bat
to
add
even
more
inter
it
to
the
game,
a
fine
lilt
of
prim
is
to
be
awarded.
BOVRIL
LIMITED
Va
donated
1M.000.
.bt
II3I4UM.
which
is
JotriWrd'
U
2.MJ
pri(
t
ryU(
Binoual,
tlx
first
lhr
ar
pprslmlly
follow
1
1st
Pr'ue,
$53,555.00
2nd
Prize,
JU.SM.OO
3rd
Prbcr
MrS55.00
These
very
large
amounts
add
zest
and
life
to
the
com
petition
of
wiis.
Send
a
Donation
of
$1.20
Every
donor
of
$120
is
presented
with
the
Ticket
-folder
with
the
16
poster
reproductions
in
colors,
and
full
rules
of
the
competition.
Tlay
the
game
at
once.
Send
your
donation
to
any
of
the
following
organizations
or
their
branches
which
are
actively
interested
and
atk
your
help
:
9
Vetoraa'
Am,
of
Creot
Britain,
27U
Poek
Ave,
Moalroo)
Croat
Wor
Vttorant
Aitocittion
.
Citiia
BuiUiar,
Ottawa
Army
and
Navy
Voloraat
in
Canada.
121
Bitkop
Su
Montroal
Imperial
Vttoraa
ia
CanaJt
.
.
7N
Main
Slrool.
Winntpog
Ta
BodrkAkaf
as
BOVRIL
IOto
tO
UaM
Ibovril
Better
K4lCaMsCailit4
it
muit
be
BOVRIL
Third
Ave
Prince
Rupert
.
.
Burftrd
SU,
Vancouver
Have
You
Seen
HomerV.
Bagleyt
Last
heard
of
In
the
vicinity
of
Anyox,
B.C.,
Aug.
22,
1022.
Was
employed
at
the
construction
of
a
dam.
Age
25
years.
Frequents
dance
halls.
Any
Information
concerning
him
will
be
greatly
appreciated
and
will
make
It
worth
your
while.
Address:
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GEO.
W.
BAQLEY,
c-o
Bagley
Tire
A
Rubber
Co.,
Hotsprint
National
Health
Resort,
n
Arkansas,
United
States
of
America.
QxlW
BOVML
Shockleys
pKni!lLMiIIs
Sole
Agrnl
for
Royal
Mills,
Hanall,
B.C
Lumber
J.
Fyfe
8mlth
Co
Hardwood
Fraser
Mills
Fir
Veneer
Dimension
Lumber.
Fir,
Spruce
and
(Jcdar.
.Spruce
and
Cedar
Shiphip.
Hpruce
Planking,
Sash,
Doors,
.Mouldings.
Gas.
Shingles,
Fir
Veneer.
Cedar
Piling.
66
LUMINO"
Is
Ihe
beat
Aluminum
Wore
on
Ihe,
market
loday.
New
shapes
and
size.
Sew
cold
handles,
Now
tin
display
in
our
window
nt
bargain
prices.
Tel.
3.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
We
Deliver.
P.O
Box
1640.
Nanaimo
-
Wellington
COAL
DOUBLE
SCREENED!
LASTS
LONGER
I
Real
Satisfaction.
Cheapest
In
Long
Run!
NO
8HALE
OR
ROCK!
COAL
GUARANTEED
PROMPT
DELIVERY.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phone
11f
md
S64.