i
V
PAOB
TWO
Saturday,
September
v,
SICKENING
HEADACHES
ENDED
.BY
"
FRUIT-ATI
VES
"
Effect
was
splendid
when
she
tried
this
Fruit
Medicine
East
Ship
Harbour,
X.8.
"forreart,
iTasadreadfuliuflerer
from
Constipation
and
Headaches,
and
I
was
miserable
.
In
erery
way.
XothJngr
in
the
way
'
of
medicines
f
eemed
to
help
me
and
I
was
almost
discouraged.
Then
I
tried
"Fruit-a-tiTes"
and
the
effect
was
splendid;
and
after
taking
one
box,
I
can
safely
say
I
am
well,
I
feel
like
a
new
person
In
erery
way
and
I
am
deeply
thankful
to
hare
relief
from
thoe
sickening
hadaches",.
Mrs.
MAKTIIA
pK
WOLFE.
DAILY
EDITION
lie
a
lieneficinl
institution
or
not."
"Frult-a-tive"
will
always
relieve
Headaches
due
to
Constipation
because
they
act
directly
on
the
liver
and
cause
the
bowels
to
more
regularly
and
naturally.
This
rids
the
system
of
impurities
and
keeps
the
blood
pure
and
rich.
"Fruit-a-tires"
are
made
of
fruit
juices
combined
with
tonics,
axe
pleasant
to
take
and
mild
and
gentle
in
action,
60c.
a
box,
6
Tor
$-.50,
trial
sue
25c.
At
all
dealers
or
sent
by
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TELEPHONE
M
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Saturday,
ept.
15,
1923.
'
Labor
Steady
Throughout
Country.
The
reasonable
attitude
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
iu
refusing
to
buck
up
the
altitude
of
those
who
resorted
to
violence
in
the
IJape
Breton
strike
and
in
re-electing
a
president
of
'the
Congress
a
man
with
a
sense"
of
his
re.Miisibilily
places
Hbe.
Trades
Congress
in
a
jilim
where
its
acts
and
reeoniinen-
dalion-fTvyjlt
Jjej
respected.
TherVUiai
beenJon
niiirh
it
ak
leu--
dencyiu
the
past
to
fiJl
of
fief.
ill
labor
orgaliiz'alionl
Vilh
ex-flreinil
win
would
offset
thever',
foundation
of
society.
Admiltiiig
that
sonielime-
people
need
sluicking
itilo
action
jaml
that
lhoe
who
yi
one
age
would
lie
couidered
red
would
fin
another
he
looked
iipon
as
conservative,
Ihere
i
Iillle
to
he
((raiueu
uy
I'rcariimg
riiiiiinniiiry
uorinnes.
n
we
ire
noi
living
ideally
it
i
largeJy
because'
of
the
perversily
of
human
t
nature.
Even
in
Hie
Trade
Cnpres
members
accused
each
J
other
of
hein
prejudiced
and
of
ulterior
motive.
If
this
i
true
i
of
latMir,
which
professes
to
think
and
act
ideally,
what
is
to
be
'expected
of
those
who
make
tin
ueJi
profession
and
who
admit
that
I
hey
are
swayed
by
human
passions
and
prejudice.
i
Lalmr
is;
today
jiist
about
a
0iuid
a
any
other
large
body
Jof-ien.
All
are
citizen
of
the
country,
nibbing
shoulders
one
swith
the
other.
All
enjoy
the
same
sunshine,
ride
in
Ihe.
same
rslreet
car,
play
the
same
game
.and
mingle
in
Ihe
same
pur
suit
outside
of
working
hour.
There
i
no
cja
consciousness
lhen.
e
Arefoiie.
Ae
mix
socially
and
intermarry.
Why
rfthen
jdioujd
there
be
nuiy
difference
between
a
group
of
labor
jleader
and
a
group
of
any
other
kind,
of
cilizen.
There
is
none.
A
a
rule
labor
leader
J,re
"l
pniducljve
vvorkers
any
more
"Ihan
are
many
whom
some
of
ihem
enndemu.
'
If
the
lime
should
come
when
there
is
a
labor
government
in
Ihe
lKnuniuu
or
iu
any
of
lhf
provinces,
it
will
not
differ
'much
from
other
government
for
Ihe
people
that
compose
it
...Ml
l.
II..
...
I
..r
i
1
win
jir
me
s.ijur
son
oi
-iju'.
Provincial
Bank
.
'
'
System
Proposed.
.
v
V
'
In
Jhe
despatches
yesleiilayorrived
a
forecast
of
a
pro-:
Iposal
forlhe
esUihlisJimenl
of
a
provincial
hank
in
British
iColnmhiaT.
TJip
pjau
lias
Teen
Iried
in
ylolher
provinces
wilh
Jrarying
suce'ess.
An
rnvestigaliou
iiiln
ihose
.systems
and
their
working
is
Ihe
only
mean
of
deciding'
whether
Ibis
in
the
shirie
and
longer
life
in
the
shoe,
if
you
use
"Nugget."
TiQQQET
Shoe
Polish
BLaCJU-TAK-TONCr
StED
UAHK
BHOWN
AKD
WHITS
would
Where
Does
Your
r
-
Money
Qo7
Where
doe
your
money
go?
Do
you
kn'nv?
If
you
lo,
you
know
more
Jhan
Ibe
avvr.uru
ruimnn
cr....i
.'.
"n-
i-f
-'
rjfr-ini
i
iiiil
ilililiuill
op
money
on
board
or
hnui-ekeepimr,
hut
what
happen!,
to
Ihe
rest
of
it?
The
only
way
lo
he
able
lo
check'
up
i
to
keen
ac-
.
.
.
.
...
.
'
cotinis.
win
ii
I
l
Kntr
t...l
....h..!!.:.
i
evcrylliiiiir
you
Teii(l
and
PVPPVllliril?
Mint
nuniuu
in
and
d
at
the
end
'
of
a
nioiithJ
ymi'
will
"j
know"
where
iirir
your
jour
snare
spare
lm.t
It.,..
.
'II
t..
.11
m
t
.
.
.
.
cash,
ha
gone.
Also
you
will
be
able
to
tell
if
yon
are
spending
Half
Hie
people.
u
Ihi
or,a;i.y
'-other
commiin'ily,
spend
next
month
salary
lhfiimth.
They
run
in
delirrTirliheir
food
their
hoard
and
a
dozen
other
lliings,
ami
if
arivthfng
happens
Ihem.
Ihey
have
no
'resource,
except
lo
b'orrow
from
Iheir
friend
or
run
further
into
debt,
If,
i
well
now
nnd
Ihen
In
take
"i"
:
'"""""i
"M"
"r
le.-iR,
ami
in
iniij
out
what
progress
we
are
making
toward
securing
nn
independence.
.
There's
Longer
Life
WADE
WOULD
'MASQUE
BALL
POPULATE
B.C.!
SPECTACULAR
Suggests
Putting
Army
and
Navy
Greatest
Array
of
Costumes
and
Man
In
Tnia
Province
Undar
Instructor
important
lak
before
u
today
There
i
only
wie
solution
In
Hit
problem,
in
my
opinion,
and
I
hat
will
he
lo
hand
pick
thousand
of
btiil.linr.
perieneed
farmer,
attached
lo
the
soil
by
Iheir
everyday
work
and
by
preference,
and
would
in
a
very
hort
time
brinp
back
proerity
To
do
Ihi
I
hey
would
have
lo
en
srajre
in
mixed
farmjn?
rather
than
wheat
farming,
"I
admit
that
this
would
be
a
liiniloii
undertaking
'
which
would
hae
to
be
financed
bv
tbn
Rrilisli,
iWiminion
and
1'rovinrial
covernmenU
jointly,
hut
that
it
could
be
ilnne
1
have
not
Ihe
least
doubt.
More
Ihan
(hat
I
beliee
it
could
Ie
lorte
almot
enhrely
without
lo,
provided
hoe
who
were
helped
should
lie
requireil
to
pay
back
all
advance
within
?5
year.
J
Tbc
Mai
n
tk
km
SAYS-
NO
one
but
Ihe
pirl
realize
ju.il
how
much
pluck
il
require
to
keep
lluise
claic
eyebrow.,
.
WHAT
a
loss
it
7
lo
a
per
on
uintr
hi
own
luuiniiient
when
liunling
not
lo
be
able
In
blame
hi
mie
on
the
fire
arm.
WHEN
a
person
to
Ihe
onlh
el
into
financial
difhrullie
be
buy.
a
c.ir
fn
order
to
escape
hi
creililor.
IF
it
were
not
for
Ihe
school
board,
what
would
we
all
hae
In
Lie.
about
in
Ihi
well
ordered
town?
He
seized
'her
iu
Ibe
dark,
and
kissed
her,
For
a
mnmenl'
blisK
wa
hi
"Oh,"
he
said,
"'I
'though!
it
wa
my
sister."
She
laughed
and
M,
"It
.V
IF
you
wih
lo
be
able
to
tell
people
where
they
iet"
off.
be
a
cnnuucior.
A
MULE
make
no
proves
while
he
is
kicking.
THERE
Is
a
man
named
Swank
iuiis
in"
i,neney
r
ree
i're.
Uonder
how
a
newspaperman
set
a
name
like
thai.
NOW
Dial
Ibe
fair
I
over,
the
next
tiling
j.
(,i
ee
about
geltinj?
aieer
lor
dinner
next
Sunday.
'THE
most
extreme
contemn
of
limine
method,
is
expressed
in
the
wrtril
"unhuiuelike
a
Hie
.cliooJboard."
THE
other
man's
Job
usually
look
like
sport
instead
of
work.
WHAT
a
'fine
world
(hi
would
be
if
all"
the
honeheads
could
Jn
exeiianr'd
;for
backlionel
'
Stung
A
soft
cares,
upon
the
cheek
Her
nerve
are
all
a-lwitler
A
smunlinir
amack,
a
girlish
Mhriek
Aw
Mhucks,
Ihe
durn
bee
bit
her.
SPEAKINO
of
Avorms
I
am
m.
minded
that
"they
serve
who
only
Act
a
bail."
THE
important
Ihintr
about
the
I'iX
fjljl
irt
Hie
money
there
Is
in
II
for
the
prmnoleriJ.
WOOO
CNOPPtNQ
CONTEST
The
wood
chopping
contest
was
Widcd
yesterday
afternoon
nl
Hie
Exhibilion
Building.
The
re
sults
were;
T,
M,
.1.
Fortune,
5
ininuteM,
3
second.
Jime
llaiii.!on,
5
minutes,
51
seconds.
A.
Mclntyre,
6'niinules
i
Vt
second,
J.
It.
.Murray
was
in
charge.
Laxaeet
Attendance
on
Record
III
a
letter
lo
J.
V.
Nichol
of
The
most
spectacular
affair
of
Vancnmcr
who
i
in
the
rity
F.
1.
t
!
entire
Kxhibition
wa
the
Wade,
agent
seneral
for
lt.O.
inlct-niid
masque
lull
Ul
eteuintr.
London
say:
j
l'lir
number
of
persons
in
c-
"IIoiiribiilion
of
Ihe
popula-'tume
exceeded
any
ecnt
nf
it
s
ilion
f
Knipire
i
Ihe
most
tind
ever
tai:eir
in
the
pat.
The
assembly
of
spectator
,
constituted
one
of
th
largest
crowd
rer
contained
by
be
Kxhibition
dhe
Im'(
men
from
the
arnij-
and
J
Lulil
Iflju
the
flimr
wa"
rlod
Jnavy
here,
iiiiniy
of
whom
are,!
all
except
those
in
cntune.
'fanner
son
ami
place
them,
in
About
that
lime
the
judging
com-jlhe
valley
f
Hritish
Odunibia
menred.
Owing:
U
the
wide,
variety
Hinder
-well
trained
ntrrirtittur.il
ami
eirellenee
of
the
costume
(instructors.
If
tlfy
were
set
lo
Jlli
lak
of
selecting
Hi
winner
work
on
their
arrival
rlearinfTwa
one
nf
much
difficulty.
Hie
land.
I'tiltinjr
in
rrop.
and
erecI-tjndBe
were
-XfrsHiavi-Whilnian
in?
fences
and
huihlinsr.
they
'of
Virloria,
Mr.
Kpd
tork,
VJr.
would
in
two
year
become
ex-jOortre
l.
Tile,
J.
Kiejd
Hramr
and
II.
F.
4!laey.
Elimination
wa
made
by
ibe
judtre
from'
t
tin
(iruud
March
and
Ihe
final
selection
from
the
Kroup
Ihu
chosen
wa
'left
tic
the
Hp.
ptaiise
of
Ibe
audience.
Ttu'
winner
were;
Het
lady'
costume
Mi
Eliiabetfi
St
radian
Smither.
-a
a
oker
table;
prize.
ilk
um-
brella.
'
llet
comic
costume
ilr.
Denny
reen
and
Mr.
Arlluir
Hiley
a
Mutt
and
Jeff;
priie..
military
brushes
.
and
raerote
dish.
Het
pentlcnien
costume
-
fieorsre
l.
Arnn.IL
of
the
Huperl
Table
Supply,
paraxon
brand
fiour
costume;
prie.
iher
rienr-
elte
eae.
-
lrize
waltzers
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
A.
Tenff;
priie.
fumed
bra
smokin?
stand
jumI
French
ior
of
jewelled
barette.
The
prize
winner
-were
pre
sented
al
the
throne
of
Ihe
Queen!
who
distributed
lh-
prize.
A
real
health
breakfast
An
orange,
or
dish
of
fresh
fruit,
two
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuits
with
milk
or
crenin,
u
cup
or
coffee
or
tea
you
can'work
u
half
day
on
this
hreakast
and
feel
fine
and
fit.
Shredded
Wheat
.
UK)
per
cent,
whole
wheat
ready,
cooked
and
ready-to-eat
no
kitchen
worry
or,
work.
A
light,
wholesome
diet
that
gives
the
mind
a
chance
to
think
and
keeps'
the
body'
alert
and
active.
Shredded
Wheat
contains
ull
the
bran
in
the
whole
wheat
grainjust
enough
to
stimulate
bowel
exercise
in
a
natural
way.
Shred
THISCU1T
it
the
Shredded
Wheal
cracker
a
rcul
whole
wheat
timi
vultn
wiih
butter,
dt
cheese
or
nur
uuladr.
Tt
CanaiaB
HhrnLled
Wbrit
CoHpany,
Lti.
u(.i
rJwc'o&uu
r
Wheat
Cut
out
ihe
heaytyjoods
The
.master
of
reremouv
were
September
21.
Tin
wdl
be
imen
It.
E.
Ilen(i)i.
llarrv
Ijne
and
JL.for
the
itnhose
of
rallmr
funds
O.
Crewe.
I'rejdeut
i,
.
Orme:to
coer
the
cot
lururred
when
wa
in
charge
aiicd
by
direct-jthe
church
wa
damaiml
in
the
or
of
the
Fair
Hoard.
Music
wa
July
fir.
'Hie
Lai
lie
Auxiliary
pnivtded
by
t-ion
augmented
do
the
Hospital
lionnl
hae
alo
orchelra.
.
,arrausrei
a
dnnec
for
the
Hal.
wj
'tiifiwi
ta
Ihe'lowe'en
season.
Thi
ilanee
will
jreneral
iiublic
after
the
iu.litinc'be
fur
the
mirnose
or
rauinv
and
continued
until
Ihe
hour
Ihi
morning.
ANYOX
There
wa
born
al
Anvox
Hos
pital
In
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
Ferguson,
a
dautthler.
To
Mr.
and
Mr.
P.
Frederieo,
al
the
same
in-litiilion.
a
daiiKbler.
-
Aiiyojile
returning
from
far
and
near
by
last
steamer
from
the
south,
inrtuih'd
Mm.
John
Conway
ami
Mi
Sheila
Conway.
irom
I'ort
Simpson,
Mr.
ami
Mr.
W.
.
Owen,
from
Virloria:
Mr.
ami
Mr.
F.
K.
(ligol.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Ily
and
child,
Mrs,
F.
Hire
nnd
ilaughler
lloIe,
all
from
Vancouver;
and
Mr.
L.
K.
Hud.
dick,
from
Prince
Rupert,
Ontward
ftoimd
on
Ihe
last
boat
lo
lrup
Anyox1
were
the
Mie
Vivian
and
Olady
llash-
leish.
They
were
accompanied
by
Iheir
brother
William
Jtashleinh
and
wer,i
going
t
gan
Francisco,
wnere
tiieir
nurenl
'old
firanhv
Company
employee,
are
now
re.
nnng,
...
NOW
(hat
Ihe
Xeason
Of
anmmer
i
about
oyer,
preparatUm
are
being
rnale
for
fall
fnncf
i.n-
ti.
Catholic
ladies
are
nrranging
for
nun
pany
and
dance
in
their
ball
fop
,e
night,
nf
ilonday,
early
fund
lo
protide
a
Xma
tree
for
bospilal
patient,
an
annual
eenl.
-
The.nulpul
or
IJidden
Creek
Mine
from
Align!
211
In
Augul
31
inclusive
was
5,397
wet
Ion.
Total
tonnage
fiy
the
rnftnlh
nf;
August.
7.2ri5
wet
ton.
Ton-!
nage
September
!o
September
H
inclusive,
7,11
1
wel
Ion.
j
A!
Ibe
Coke
Plant.
Augii-t
?
lol
SeptemUr
3
lnclni-e.
1.2l8t
hort
tons
of
coal
were
charged'
and
HJO
short
tons
of
coke
prn.j
jduced
2.822
Imperial
gallon
or
(light
oil
were
recovered
and
".jno'll
in,
or
ammonium
ulphale
were
inanufac(ureL
I
I
Augiit
27
In
August
31
fnclu-ixe,
10,270
wel
bum
nf
nyoi
ore
and
175
Ion
nf
outside
ore
were
treated
nt
Anvns
amellee
I
Total
tonnage
of
ore
treated
fori
.month
of
Align,
I.
7H.M7
tnnx.
Average
price
of
copper
for
Ihe
week,
I3.f,98c,
TECHNICAL
SCHOOL
Owing
In
(he
Micknes
(f
.(,hrt
i-in.ier.jio,
-principal
of.
the
AOrthern
Polvlechiile'
ln.m.,i.
'
"
il
.
me
eiiiibiiH;ur
Ihe
institute
could
not
be
alembic!.
.Mex,
lludema
wa
ineoiiijr
entrant
In
lhlrla.
nn
u-ciinlcal
drawing.
He
wa
iiwarfie.j
n
diploma.
CleoMidiion.
ma
AlliilJdiirotu
Xfi
Htarnug
tukight
at
tb
Westholun
Tlwatro.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
'
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
0.
T.
P.
20,000
Tort
Floating
Dry
Dot
Engineer,
Machinist!,
Bolltrmaair.
Dlaekaniltht,
PaUara,
makers.
Founders,
WcxxtworKere,
tic
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
Kndle
all
kinds
ot
Marine
and
Commercial
Work
PHONES
43
AND
3M
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
8AILINQ8
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT.
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
(
,
anu
rninbb
ucunuL,
-FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
8EATTLE,
lnterrndlU
Points,
Monday,
Thurtday,
Saturday,
11
P-m.
FOR
ANYOX
WEDNESDAY,otO
m.
FOR
STEWART
FRIDAY,
10
p.m.
83.
PRINCE
ALBERT
or
PRINCE
JOHN.
fee
Pen
SJmpton
tn4
tUwaM
ncuitr
ill
Qmm
CkartotU
hlwt4i
w
si
mr
mint
reu
PASSENOER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
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I'tlnee
Bntrt
pjn.
rf.r
I'MNCE
(IWHQZ.
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nirtu,
til
ihh
l.atiern
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ALL
OCCAM
BTCAMaute
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Offlt.
M
TWfi
A4rliMt
Ruptrt.
M0.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
s.a.
PHiracESS
LOUI8E,
S.8.
PRINCESS
aue
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
8epL1,
8,
14,
25
OcL
5-For
Katehlkan,
Wrangall,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
8epL
3,
10,
21
1
ocrr
i.
8.8.
PRINCE88
BEATRICE.
For
Butadale,
Swanion
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
pee"
FalU,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
RWer,
and
'VarK
oouver,
every
8aturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
informotioii
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
AgenL
Corner
tof
4th
8treet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.o
UNION
STEAMSHFP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,p
Tallinn
l'rim
friur
Hiirl.
1
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PalK,
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SwnMn
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fae
VANOOUVIR,
VICTORIA,
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(UM
Bar,
for
ANVOX,
ALICC
ARM),
STEWART,
W.I..
liltnS,
Sun.f
$
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foe
PORT
SIMPSON
tn4
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