PKCIK
TWO.
will
make
you
well
and
keep
you
weJL,
Made
of
fruit
juices
and
tonics.
25c
and
50c
a
box.
FRUIT.A.TIVES
LIMITED,
OtUwt,
Oat.
$0
SMOKE
The
Daily
News
PfllNCK
RUPKKT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Hupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN.
Managing
Editor.
TELEPHONE
M
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation.
daily
edition
Saturday,
-Nov.
21.
1923.
Changes
Made
In
Constituencies.
.
It
is
too
xkjii
yet
In
comment
al
any
length
the
Chang
which
have
been
made
in
the
contitiieiirie,
in
m
far
a.
iur-thrni
and
central
British
Columbia
are
concerned.
It
is
generally
agreed
lhal
Princ;
Hupert,
was
loo
large
to
be
properly
looked
after
by
one
man
and
that
condition
has'
been
remedied
by
(he
lopping
off
of
the
southern
and
eastern
section
of
the
community.
Placing
Ihe
mill
lown
all
in
one
constituency
is
prohahly
lh
correct
thing
to
do
as
there-
i
more
community
of
interest
among
them
than
between
them
and
other
sections
of
the
province.
The
constituency
of
Omineca
i
a
very
large
one,
but
the
interel
of
Ihe
farming
district
are
practically
one
and
by
Fixing
the
riding
Iwo
members
Ihe
representation
of
the
north
is
increased
and
the
influence
of
Omineca
in
Ihe
legislature
is
doubled.
The
district
will
not
object
to
that,
nut
the
candidates
who
set
out
to
represent
"that
huge
district
will
have
a
tremendous
job
to
cover
it
and
lo
keep
in
touch
wilhill
its
activities.
Should
Read
Speech
Of
Local
Member.
Attention
i
drawn
lo
Ihe
summarized
report,
published
yesterday,
of
a
speech
made
by
Hon.
T.
U.
Pattnllo
in
the
Legislature
recently
dealiuV
with
mailers
which
come
under
hi
department
Being
Ihe
member
for
this
constituency,
aiivthing
.Mr.
Pattnllo
may
ay
on
these,
subjects
is
interesting
news
and.
.noma
ne
reaa
by
llie
people,
here
so
that
they
may
know
what
their
member
i
doing
and
wh,at
stand
he
is
taking
in
connection
wilh
public
affairs.
Drug
Question-Is
.
.
"
Very
Difficult
One.
1
.
"
.
Whil
care
must
always
be.
la&'riithat
police
officers
do
not
use
tneir
positions
in
order
to
trade
in
narcotics,
in
handling
.
!
A
Lowland
fanner
on
his
;dealhbed
recouinienileil
hi
wjf
Slating
that
lie
knew
of
no
,n
niaro-
their
"ervant-niari."
home
in
Hrilish
Columbia,
all
and
said
that
he
could
not
die
Canada
or
Hie
L'hited
Stales
that
happily
till
she
promised
lo
do
had
been
broken
by
the
"ne
so.
"Oli,
jfudeman,"
she
replied,
leinere"
decree.
Father
K.
M.
"e
may
der
in
j.eare.
for
Sandy
Ilimoi.
,lecliirln?
last
night
in
and
I
have
settled
that
already."
the
Catholic
Church,
made
a
Yorkshire
p((t.
ARRANGEMENTS
FOR
FUNERAL
COMPLETE
(LaU
Georre
S.
FlUmaurlce
Will
be
Laid
to
Rtst
Tomorrow
with
Semi-military
Honors
Arrangement
have
been
enm-pined
for
1
ttr
ceremonies
In
M
lend
Ihe
.cnii-military
funeral
.f
tlir
lair
;s.rce
S.
Kili-uiaurier
tomorrow.
"
"l"li
firing
party,
luind
and
rcorl
of
Ihe
Wind,
repimcht
will
leave
thr
Armory
al
SltS
and
will
m
joined
a
they
march
In
Ihe
church
iy
members
of
tin
Great
War
Veterans'
Asicia-!i.n.
Srrvirr
will
lair
place
al
SI.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church
at
3.15.
Aflrr
Ihr
srrviee
Ihe
enrtrer
will
leavr
Ihr
church
for
Fair-view
Cemetery
in
Ihr
following
onlrr:
firing
quail,
band,
hearse
wilh
pallbearers
on
nilirr
side,
mourners
car,
oflirers.
non-commissioned
iif.
firers
ami
nirn
of
Ihr
First
Hatallion
North
H.C.
Regiment
and
great
wir
vrlrran.
Thr
firing
party
will
be
taken
from.
Kirs
I
Hatallion
Northern
H.C
Regiment,
Royal
Canadian
Mountril
Police
and
Great
War
Vrlrran
Association
and
Ihe
follfiwin?
pallbearers
havr
heeu
selected:
llulerl
Ward,
C
V
F.vill.
J.
II.
Allm.
!.
Green.
rNorman
Short
and
(I
1-
Young
.
man.
;
J.
H.
Fitzniaurice,
brothrr
n
deceased,
arrivnl
Ihi
aflerniwin
from
Vancouver
lo
atlrnd
thr
jotisequie.
SHOWING
PICTURES
OF
MOOSEHEART
IN
THEATRE
TOMORROW
To-morrow
Ihe
local
Mooe
lodge
will
exhibit
a
number
of
pictures
in
Ihe
Weslholme
Tlieatre,
showing
the
work
be
ing
carried
on
ny
ine
onier
ai
Moneieart.
Moosehearl
i
an
estate
of
one
thousand
twenty-three
acre
of
land.
Iliirty-five
miles
west
of
Cliicaso,
on
the
Fox
Hiver,
be
tween
the
cities
of
Aurora
and
Balavia,
liilinuis.
Xlir
title
to
Mich
a
difficult
problem
deal
given!"'-?
thf
estate
is
in
the
Supreme
a
good
of
latitude
ml
be
,!
.
IT'.'
in
police
officers
when
carrying
out
their
dutie.
The
drug
bui-l''fM'Ke
of
tbe
Uor,d-
Lc!al
0rd
nes
is
me
most
pernicious
there
is
and
must
be
checked
al
any
cost.
The
police
officials
mini
use
detective
melhods
in
order
io
caien
uie
clever
criminals
who
handle
the
dope
and
lhde
iii-lhods
would
not
In
allowed
to
a
private-
person.
The
law
has
lo
be
broken
in
order
lhal
the
criminals
may
be
caught.
Sad
End
For
Explorer
Cook.
It
is
a
sad
end
for
explorer
Cook
to
have
to
serve
a
penitentiary
lerm
for
swindling.
While
the
name
of
the
explorer
has
not
been
one
lo
conjure
with
since
Pearv
came
home
after
the
North
Pole
dash,
yet
it
mut
be
acknowledged
that
he
did
a
lot
of
useful
work
during
Ihe
voyages
of
discovery
he
made
He
accumulated
an
immense
lot
of
valuable
information
and
pub!nhed
a
uuniber.of
books.
The
difficulty
with
the
man
was
that
there
seemed
to
be
a
crooked
streak
in
him
which
makes
all
hi
work
practically
useless.
No
one
feel
thev
can
depend
upon
what
he
said
or
did.
November
24,
J913.
The
new
wharf
at
Queenslown,
Orahani
Island,
one
of
the
most
substantial
structure
of
its
tiiild
ill
Northern
llrilish
"
.
Irite(i
reply
(n
criticism
Tfan
Ymi-c
A
on
!a.,,nf,",,,
a
aso
by
Itev.
F.
in
Ptince
Rupert
W
Kerr,
Pre,byterian
minister.
An
armrd
guard
scorlrd
a
wa
priii
f,a.
of
mail
takm
off
the
steamer
Spokane
Jo
the
po.t
of.
fice
Uiis
jnorninp.
-The
mail
contained
five
sacks
of
gold
sent
from
Alaska
to
Vancouver
bv
bia,
has
l.een
.-ompleled
by
(Jon-
""'red
niail.
Iractor
fiilletl
and
is
now
ready
for
Hie
largest
-Iramers
4o
moor
ALREADY
SETTLED
er
of
Moose.
Moosehearl
is.
a
home
and
vocational
training
school
for
dependent
children
of
de-ccaseil
member
of
the
Order.
There
are
more
than
eleven
hundred
childrn
at
Moosehearl
but
all
plans
are
based
on
an
ultimate
population
oi
5,000
children.
The
residential
part
of
Moosehearl
resembles
a
mod
ern
villagr
ami
consists
of
about
sixty
huibling
of
modern
concrete
fireproof
construction,
wilh
red
tile
rof.
There
Is
a
centra)
healing
and
power
plant.
large
modern
print
shop,
a
high
school
building,
large
assembly
hall,
several
industrial
shops,
a
modern
farm
plant,
and
dormitories
anl
residence.
REBEKAH
BAZAAR
IS
IN
PROGRESS
Many
Useful
and
Beautiful
Articles
are
Being
Offered
at
Lodae's
Annual
Affair
A
large
collection
of
beautiful
and
useful
article
are
being
offered
at
the
annual
bazaar
of
the
Hebekah
Lodje
which
i
in
progress
this
afternoon
in
the
store
on
Third
Avenne
adjoininir
Ihe
Kenson
Studio.
The
following
ladies
are
in
charge:
Plain
and
fancy
sewing
Mr.
James
Irvine,
Mrs.
Phil
Mac-
OLD
CHUN
TOBACCO
'PRUL
TOBACCO
COMPAl"
0?
THE
DAILY'
NEW3.
Saturday,
Noieuiber
Si,
lo;j
Hammond.
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
js.
V.
Cox
and
Mrs.
Ilert
Morgan.
Candy
Mr.
T.
Iriol
and
Mr.
J.
Morrison.
.
Tea
I
able
Mrs.
Jaiue.
Simpson.
Mr.
H.
Dalsanut.
Mr.
Frank
Morris,
Mrs.
A.
Mackenzie
and
Mr.
Smoke
cashier
.
Tbe
Man
.
in
tbe
Moon
SAYS.
lAOtKASKI)
earning
brinir
in-creased
yearninss.
STAYIMS
you
n
s
i
an
old
habil
of
some
girl.
A
IIKCKNT
arrival
from
the
Fast
remarked
on
reaching
lerra
firma
that
he
did
md
enjoy
Ihe
trip
for
he
had
been
so
.sick
all
Ihe
lime
he
roiild
not
drink
a
thin?.
-
A
CLKHGYMAN
calling
on
a
parishioner
somewhere
on
the
Pacific
coast
not
a
million
miles
from
Seal
Co
was
met
by
a
tery
small
person
who
remarked:
"Mother
is
suited
witb.a
clergyman,
thank
you.
'
ilOVKIINMKXTP
are
expensive
while
good
wheal
and
.apde
are
rheap.
A
MAX
mistook
hi
wife
for
a
burglar
and
shot
ller.
The
verdict
wa
"not
srurtty."
'
'
T1IK
reann
Germany
cannot
lay
the
reparation
money
i
because
he
has
nol
enough
railway
cars
or
freight
ship
to
de-lier
the
reipiirrd
amount
of
paprr
money.
-
TAItlFF
refornv
in
("ireat
Itrlt-ain.
if
it
doe
unthin'g
ee.
will
have
provideil
plenty
of
vocal
ex-ercie
for
the
politician.
SAM
Slomth
say
Ihe
difference
between
a
citizen
and
a
sheep
i
(hat
the
sheep
I
sheared
only
once
a
year.
Till!
chief
difference
between
j
a
sheep
and
a
Boat
1
that
one
1
a
sheep
while
Hie
other
i
a
goat.
'
!
PMXCi:
Rupert
riding
has
had!
half
her
territory
taken
from
her,
yet
she
i
richer
therefor.
;
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
X.
P.
Sleacy.
Vancouver;
L.
0,
Skinner.
Copper
City;
George
Orinjf,
Calgary;
.!;
A.
Itrown,
port
KsinKlon.
Central
0.
Aljrer,
M.
Sargenl,
P.
Phee-ban
and
C.
Larsen,
clly
Mis
Dorothy
Ilarton
wan
a
passenger
from
Vancouver
go.
ing"
through
on
Ihr
Venlurr
yesterday
afternoon
lo
X'orl
Simp-
The
Children's
Favorite
I
'Because
it
is
sweet
and
pleasant
to
take
and
quickly
relieves
CrMiah
Crmm
nnrl
Rmnrhitis
.
son
wtiere
she
will
lake
Ihe
(n.sii
i..n
,f
assistant
lady
iiei
-inleiiilcu!
..f
!ie
liospnal.
SPECIAL
SLEEPING
CARS
FOR
CHRISTMAS
SAILINQS
OF
WHITE
STAR
STEAMERS
To
connect
wilh
steamer
of
While
Star
Line
sailing
from
Halifax,
I)reemlier
I)
and
1
1.
siecial
Tourist
Sleemnir
Car
will
be
operalrd
from
Kdmonlon
in
shio'
siilr.
Paseniter
for1'
these
ears
should
arrange
to,
leave
Prince
Rupert
via
Cana-i
dian
"National
Itailways.
Iecem-;
her
I
and
7.
For
rales
ami
reservation.
call
or
write
ily
Ticket
Offlre.
Canadian
National
Hail
way.
S2S
Third
Avenue.
Prince
lluncrt.
H.C.
Phone
260.
277
Cash
&
Carry
The
following
are
jut
a
few
of
our
numerous
bargains.
Come
in
ami
look
around.
Your
palronaKc
appreciated.
Potatoes,
per
lb.
.
.
Sueur,
per
lb.
.
.
.
Sugar,
icr
sirk
.
.
Flour,
ty
Patry
Flour,
in
lb.
H.C.I
.
Putter,
per
Kggs,
per
doc.
Itreu.l.
per
loaf
.
.
.
Fry"
Cocoa,
per
tin
2o
...
11c
..
$1.85
.
.
$1.35
ark
50c
lb.
46e
.
.
.
.
50o
8c
...
27c
Cowan'
Cocoa,
per
liu
25c
Hulk
Cocoa,
per
lb
15c
Milk,
all
brands,
per
tin
12c
Milk,
all
brand,
jwr
case
$5.70
Fronotny
Tea.
ier
lb.
.
.
60c
Fennomy
Differ,
per
lb.
48c
W.H.
Coffee,
per
lb.
...
4c
Fre.h
Ground
Coffee,
per
lb.
40c
Swiff
Lard,
5',
tin
$1.14
Swiff
Lard.
3'.
t
lin
70c
This
Store
will
be
open
for
biisine
on
Monday.
November
26.
ECONOMY
STOR
417
Fifth
Ave.
EasL
Phone
84.
E
COAL
The
Famous
LADY8MITH.WELLINQT0N
Lump
and
Egg
Slits.
STERLING
8Uve
and
Egg
Sixes.
We
deliver
in
sack
or
bulk.
Phone
u
your
order
day
or
night.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
15.
Main
Office.
Iloirl
Central.
I
You
do
not
have
to
coax,
bribe
or
threaten
ehiU
dxen
when
you
want
them
to
ute
Dr.
Chaie's
Syrup
of
Linseed
and
Turpentine.
It
is
the
children'
favorjte
medicine
for
more
reasons
than
.
one
pleasant
to
take
quickly
effective
a.
i
in
relieving
coughs,
couu,
croup,
whooping
cough.
i
.
t
bronchitis
and
This
well-known
treatment
is
found
in
the
great
majority
ot
homes
cold
weather
ills.
BAD
COLD
Mrs.
A.
Harvey,
23
1
James
SL,
Port
Arthur,
Ont.,
vritCs.
"My
children
were
all
suffering
from
bid
colds
and
coughs
that
used
to
keep
them
awake
at
nijht
After
uinj
two
bottles
of
Dr.
Chaw's
Unseed
and
Turpentine
they
were
entirely
relieved.
1
am
now
never
without
a
bottle
of
this
medicine
in
the
house."
the
surest
protection
against
CROUP
Mr.
Cleveland
Roberts,
Wlnsloe,
P.E.I.,
writes;
"Our
little
girl,
three
yeat'
(
old,
is
subject
to
croup,
and
we
now
use
only
Dr.
ChiseV
Syrup
of
Unseed
and
Turpentine.
I
think
It
is
one.
pf
the
best
croup
medicines
on
Ihe
market
We
are
never"
without
a
bottle
In
house."
1
Dr.
Chase's
Syrup
of
Linseed
and
Turpentine
35c
a
bottle.
FmHy
lite,
three
tunes
as
much,
75c-
All
dealers
or
Edmanson,
Bates
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto.
donah!,
and
Mrs.
..
Ireland.
Novell
je
Mr.
.
V.
Mr.
I..
G.
Ftiy
and
Mr.
S.
with
neither
the
arrogance
of
wipe,
the
selUconicSouinAi
tX
mff
nkKl
the
simpering
innocence
of
cocoa.
That
isHw
wen-made
tea.
Tea
drinker
or
not,
jrou
cannot
but
enjoy
NABOB
TEA
a
tea
with
body
and
"bouquet"
a
golden
amber
liquid,
pleasing
to
the
sight
gratifying
to
Ihe
senses
a
potent
pick-me-up
for
mind
and
muscle.
Tea
drinker
or
noL
once
you
try
Nabob,
you
will
become
a
Nabob
drinker.
Nabob
Is
the
password.
j
ea
-as
it
should
be
I
jiT
All
Wool
Winter
Underwear
CEETEE
VIKING
-
WOLSEY.
.
SPECIAL
LINE.
"Monarch
Knit"
Shawl
8weater
Coats.
Color
Fawn,
$5.00.
STEVE
KING
-
Third
Avenue
Prince
rupert
Shockley
s
Planigg
M'lis
Are
now
8ole
Agents
for
the
lumber
output
of
((he
Royal
Mills,
Hanall,
B.C.
DIMENSION
LUMBER.
SPRUCE
AND
CEDAR
SHIPLAP.
Spruce
Planking
and
Cedar
for
Foundation
Work.
GET
OUR
PRICES
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU.
Phone
3S3.
,
Tel.
3.
"LUMINO"
Is
Ihe
best
Aluminum
Ware
on
llie
market
today
,V'
shapes
and
size.
New
cold
handles.
Now
on
dljlAy
i"
our
window
nl
bargain
prices.
j
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
We
Deliver.
P.O
Box.1646.