A
Nervous
Wreck
Victim
of
Gas
Afler
Endless
Sulfering-Tums
To
His
Old
Friend
and
Is
Well
The
Fruit
Treatment
"Fruit-a-tives"
One
of
the
niont
ai.toulahln?
rrcotrrie
tlutwc
msnlnu
4
like
a
uiiiucle,
i
that
of
Mr.
James
Jiob.
sou
of
ItroutA.
Oct.,
a
prominent
merchant,
a
wine
owner
and
one
of
the
darter
mi'inls
is
of
the
iMml-iiiou
iitock
L'xcbaii;e,
Toronto,
.
In
1912,
Mr.
l)olion
com
plctcly
relieved
of
Itheumatiim
by
Ukiur
dm
Fruit
Treatment,
after
suurnu?
lor
more
tnaa
lite
years.
In
JuiMuiry
of
lat
yesr,
Mr.
Dobson
was
almost
suffocated
by
gs
from
a
furnace
In
hit
l.oue.
Jle
aas,
"I
had
blood
tests,
analysis
of
the
Uiuach,
X-ray
of
teeth,
had
eiht
teeth
extracted
and
brcame
a
nervous
wreck.
FiruMy,
my
mt
tugftttrj
trying
our
old
mediciru
-Ftuit-aniti
,
uhich
I
did.
Today,
I
weigh
1S9
pounds
Instead
of
140
and
aw
eotupletely
reniortd
to
health.
Id
my
estimation,
there,
la
no
other
medicine
that
will
(lie
aa
til
results
at
"Fruit
-a
Utes".
Thousand
ami
lhwiiarnU
of
people,
Jo
the
tt
eighteen
yean,
hare
come
to
the
tame
eu-luiou
-that
"
there
ia
no
other
medicine
that
ill
Cite
a
food
r.
mil
as
"Frultetlvrs"
for
all
troubles
arulitj
from
a
disordered
condition
of
thn
stomach,
liter,
kidneys
or
akin,
"Fruit-s-iites"
are
the
intensified
juices
of
apples,
oranfei,
Cgt
and
prunes,
combined
all
toiiiratidfriii
a
rauodelp
treatment
in
themselves.
Jf
you
are
not
o.-ll,
trv
the
Fruit
Trealiueut.
Your
dealer
has
"Fruit
a-tltes"
V
and
W)c.
a
boi
or
sent
iot.aId
by
Fruit-a
tifta
Limited,
Ottawa,
Out.
Coats,
Suit;
and
Dresses
f
I
AT
EXCEPTIONALLY
LOW
j
PRICES.
;
Bent'
Third
Aye,
Opposite
Bank
of
Montreal.
I
1
Let
Us
SUPPLY
YOUR
SPRINQ
WANTS
in
Poultry
Netting
Fly
Cloth
Garbage
Cane
Garbage
Palls
Garden
Hose
Rakes
Hoes
Spades
Weeds
re
Trowels
Grass
Shears
Sickles
Scythes
Spading
Forks
Garden
Seeds
Kaien
Hardware
Co
60S
Third
Ave.
Tel.
3.
Hi
Finish
Thrif-T-Service
Liet
WashJ
Three
Services,
one
of
which
will
exactly
fill
your
waih
day
needs,
Phone
us
for
particular,
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phons
S.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Lsadlng
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYSt-
SI
IMF
classical
tuusK'iil
piece
sound
snappy
enough
fur
juzt.
KIXO
Till
seem
In
have
died
'for
Hie
second
lime.
IIIK
view
fMMM
Hie
lntue
in
aid
In
m-
good
when
next
Imoolh'e
renl
i
in
flslti
.
.
..
'
A
;()ll
way
In
keep
a
ohjJ
(head
l
to
keep
U
rdieo
nf
ire
inside
t,e
our.
I
T'S
a
limit
lane
llial
ltn
im
place
wherein
lo
gei
a
drink".
TIIFSK
are
Hie
day
when
J'a
wonder
if
In-
han'l
planted
the
.'eed
wrong
way
up.
CONSTIPATED
FOR
SEVERAL
YEARS
If
you
lure
suffered
trim
ronttipaiion
'for
jrtr.
IrM
all
kUxit
nf
remedies
mlinoel
rrlllef
relief,
If
ynu
btrt
Vrrn
subjerl
o
all
ine
rnlteiiet
stxiatel
wltb
teirfialirxtkm,
mooUlnl
you
ruunkler
II
a
jbleitlns
lo
be
stl
to
keep
tnr
txrl
rrrular
and
In
a
rl
brilthjr
ftKiditk
(and
prerent
mese
teiilnr
fmtnold
n
rmir
sjrMeflif
MtUjuro'
Lais-Liter
I'UU
are
Indlrsled
Jiil
for
lhl
pttrpiie;
inNr
resulsr
u
rslletlni
Itie
om
eas
f
(WMllfwlkin.
Mr.
N.
Hrdtrsn,
Sudbury.
nt..
writes:
"I
have
Inn
lriubln
alia
eonUattnn
tor
setera)
yesrs.
I
lierin
to
u
Mil-hero's
tJl.lvr
fills
and
find
tbrm
tu
je
the
bet
renidy
I
hare
ever,
ued
for
reniUimi'
the
bnel
and
liver.
I
alsyt
kerp
tliem
tnw
snd
reennnnrixt
lhrn
bltlily
"
Mllburn's
Uu
l.lrr
rill
are
fie
s
tlit
at
sll
dpslers.
or
Mailed
direct
on
reee(t
f
prl
bjr
tht
T.
Mllbern
Cu
Unit
led,
Toronto.
Ont.
NOTICE.
IN
THE
V.XTTI.II
or
an
apiriiun
ir
iiim
iue
ir
a
rniTiftHNiai
i.rriiwi.-
m
Title
frie
Hit
rite
(S).
nmra
tmnr-Tive
Hi,,
jwtinn
mie
(
t
,
.
:ny
f
rnnre
lliirt.
Map
SfS
.
natl'fartorr
prmif
nf
Itie
Ins
of
ln
Certlfiraie
of
Title
envetina
llie
Urr
land
havlnr
ln
prudured
In
nir.
It
la
my
In
lenthm
to
lue.
art'r
tlx"
eiplrallnu
of
one
lunnth
from
llie
flrat
piibMratwm
here
of.
a
frntlflmial
Certirirai
of
Tllk
In
the
atxive
taint
in
llie
name
of
MahoeT
and
Mali
I'm
Oiunr.
Iiw
nrlrlnal
irun-i-tie
,f
Title
la
Ualrd
llie
Hlh
.Xiiteiulier.
ISIS,
ami
t
niimtiered
4
7IH.
I.aixl
llrllrv
tifrire.
l-rlnre
llupert.
Il.f,
JIM
Marrh.
I4
ii.
r.
vn.rnti.
Ili-fl'lrar
of
Tltlea
Swift
fingers,
keen
mind,
and
nourishing
Kellogg's
just
naturally
go
together
So
delicious
and
easy
to
digest
far
better
than
heavy
foods.
CORN
FLAKES
Ovn-(rh
alumyi
TH1-DATLT
IlWBt
Malum)
landings
Hit
wcek'rivpd
in
port
on
Tuesday
morn-
;wcre
well
up
In
Hip
average
andjing
with
32,000
pound
of
hali-
many
large
American
schooner
arrived
hi
Kirl
lo
angineiil
the
nali'M.
The
wealher
cnndiliotiM
mi
the
iiorlhern
finliinsr
banks
liavi?
reiiiaiiied
very
favorable
and
Die
li.nif
day
have
permitled
KihkI
reniiineralive
work
lo
be
carried
on.
I'riee
nflVred
tin
I
he
Fih
Kxehaiice
lliieltialed
very
lii-'lilly
fnnn
I
box
prevailinsr
lal
week.
Aiueriean
oirerinK
remained
around
(he
Kle
and
lie
mark
for
firl
Ha
flh
and
Uc
aiuj
fie
fur
er4ind
rla,
while
Canadian
ofTerinKii
have
rereived
fnnn
'.ii-
lo
lie.
for
firl
elan
and
fii
for
cerond
rla.
whirh
wa
a
eenl
more
for
llie
lalfer
Ihan
Ihey
ree'ied
Hie
week
pre-vioti.
The
laiidini,'
of
red
and
while
oalmon
have
not
been
en
heavy
I
bin
week.
On
Monday
nine
Ctnadian
and
five
American
KeltniinerH
lamb-d
a
Inlal
of
171,-
500
ihiuiiiN
when
liauadian
fWMitiil
ela
fare
obtained
fie
an
aainl
Hie
.'c
prevailing
pre-
vinii-ly.
Six
ttnadiait
and
"evei:
Ameriean
l.naU
arrived
in
jmrt
on
TueMlay
niorniu(r
with
a
Ul
at
calcli
of
;2H,nou
pnumU
of
halibut
when
jiricex
drtipped
a
few
poinl
for
f
IrI
cla
land-inx.
l'tndingK
on
Vdneday
droppetl
when
only
three
iLina-
diaii
eehonnem
brouRtil
in
I
i.000
(MiumU
of
haliliul.
In
cone.
ptienee
nf
Hie
lichl
arrival"
priee
for
firl
rla
fare
rote
men
a
two
renl
while
-ecu
t
I
rla
fare
nblained
Ac
and
5r.
YeieriUy
four
Cana-
(riau
MhiMHieri
landed
a
Inlal
of
1
t.3ini
lMiumU
of
halibut
and
price
fur
firl
rla
filt
at
tallied
lie
while
.ecnnd
rlai
fih
pie
half
a
rent
from
6c
lo
5
4c.
tin
'elBe.day
llie
I
roller
Sriililinle
landed
1,3)10
pound
of
ri'd
and
I
Son
pound
of
while
almiin
which
Mild
to
the
Canadian
Fi.h
A
(il'l
Slnraite
Co,
at
I
le
and
3c.
The
packer
Taplow
hrouithl
in
S.oiin'
red
yclerday
and
llie
price
dropped
In
!3r.
-Fish
Business
r
From
Monday
lo
yclenlay
noon
ino.HOtt
jKumd
nf
halihu:
had
been
marketed
tin
I
he
-'ih
Fx
chance.
Canadian
w.re
IiIkIi
at
ll.tr
and
C.oc
and
low
al
Kr
nnil
5c.
American
were
hlph
al
1
1.
Ho.
nnd
do
and
tow
til
lil.li
and
5o.
The
arrival
were:
Canadian
Thelina,
Atore.
.Malaiuule,
II.
A
It..
Tillio
llatiarii,
W.T..
Cayeon,
Annie
May.
Seamaid,
lleveille,
Lillian
M.,
Imperieue,
Hippo,
Tnndio.
Fiher,
Marsalico.
.Naivitt,
Semi,
nole.
ttjie
Sjiear.
Iaiy,
Mali,
Viola,
and
Taplow-.
American
Hofonee.
Norma
iladlone,
Kanatak,
Superior,
Yikiiifr,
lllue
llird,
Torilenjknbl.
Coluiiibia,
Jlwa,
llellance,
Urania.
Seamaid
In
The
(10
fool
Canadian
Hcliooner
Seamaid,
Capl.
II.
Inrren.
ar-
1
lbu
which
wax
unlij
at
8c
and
f;
In
I
he
Canadian
Fih
A
Vj,,
SWajre
lit.
This
i
I
he
p-niii!
catch
Hip
Seamaid
ha
maib;
inrp
her
inilljil
Irip
lo
the'
northern
bank.
Her
previou
catch
of
35,000
pound
wax
old
at
Seward
owitl
In
jnrlemer,'
weather.
'11
tc
arrival
nf
I
he
Sea
maid
on
TuemLay
marked
ler
firl
Iriji
in
lo
llie
porl
of
Prince
Ilupert
cince
he?
launching
heie
about
a
monlh
ut.
Jim
Broke
Arm
On
the
arrivaf
f
the
Canadian
ehonler
Annie
May,
Capl.
(.
Ila.'py,
on
Ttie.day
mornini!
Jim
Marhall,
a
member
nf
her
crew,
wa
ruliiNl
to
I
he
htipilal
iitTerjnjr
Willi
,
n
Jiroken
arm.
The
accident
happened
on
Hip
northern
hank
while
Jim
wa
haulm?
in
fih.
My
ome
unaccountable
manner
he
can
fill
I
hi
arm
in
the
jnirdy
with
I
In
reull
Hip
mpuiber
wa
broken
in
two
place,
.
Itireelly
llie
ac
cident
occurred
Cap
ordered
the
"hip
turned
for
home
In
ruh
the
invalid
In
medical
aid,
fir-l
aid
belnji
ailmillilerel
on
the
boat.
The
Annie
May,
a
a
consequence
nf
Hip
accident
only
hrnuyhl
in
a
light
catch
of
(,000
(Xiund.
The
nautical
will
VNIi
Jim
a
p-edy
recovery.
Owin?
In
the
weight
of
Hie
engine
and
the
OMiieuenl
vibra
tion
when
ojiencit
up.
the
launch
Oh
Hahy,
kippered
by
John
My;
hill-Jone.
lia
lii
week
under
gone
a
new
power
intallaliou.
The
30-50
hore
piwer
Slerlinjt
ha
been
replaced
wilh
u
35-30
linre
power
Slerlintr.
Thi
re
lacin'
of
Hie
engine
will
not
in
any
way
lep;n
Hiif
speed
of
the
craft
hut
will
coalite
the
engine,
lo
run
at"
full
ied
wilhout
c.iu-lnjr
unneceary
vibration.
'llie
.aa
rixerlaiinch,
re--etilly
built
by
iT.rartiy
to
l
nmmiioited
in
llie
Xaa
river
lranportalioti
huiite,
partic
ular
of
which
already
have
appeared
in
thee
column,
wa
uccefully
launched
on
Mott-
lay
night.
The
hull
i
now
down
at
Hie
dry
duck
in
preparation
for
Hie
engine
iii'lallaliou.
Tlie
'nrinp
will
be
it
Van
Itlerek
o
.'00
liore
power.
.
New
Fish
Boat
Launched
The
fool
Canadian
fihip?
chotiiier,
n'cenlly
compleled
at
Hie
X.
M.
McLean
yard
for
Mer.
Ted
Shrtihxall
and
Pete
Jcnen.
wa
launched
on
Mondav
morniuif.
The
hull
i
now
tiei
al
Hie
slip
and
work
i
Ktiins
forward
on
Hie
decking-
and
decJi
fixture.
The
arrival
of
tin
Skandia
enpine.
with
which
the
final
will
Ih
powered,
i
cxperteij
any
day
now.
If
all
(inc.
m
ii.
imat
1
1
1
1
1
I
he
ready
for
a
trial
Irip
toward
Hie
end
of
next
monlh.
TIip
Canadian
ohnoner
X.
M.
A
It.
skippered
by
Jim
.Neville.
Iiavinji
completed
her
herring
fi'Miinfr
aclivilic
and
ubeiient
overhauling,
left
for
Hip
north
ern
bank
on
Saturday
lat
In
engage
in
I
he
halibut
NhiuK.
The
power
cruiser
Vera
S.
Fry.
owned
by
M.
M,
Slephen,
bus
been
llinrnunhly
nverhauled
ditr-tnit
Ihe
wek.
Capt.
Pele
Sorensen
ha
cot
.
pietist
work
on
the
general
utility
boat
Jenny.
Th
tn;w
crafl,
particulars,
of
which
have,
already
been
Kiwn
in
WliifTs,
i
now
in
Cow
I
lay
undergotni;'
minor
fix-inu
above
deck.
Pele
(iHiunla
ha
fixed
up
his
pleasure
launch
during
Ihe
week
Hull
and
euifliirrei'iiit'
huxe
been
curried
mil.
The
Canadian
fishing
schonn.
or
Murlneag,
Capl.
dud
Thlirber,
f
on
Ihe
Ward
wuya
for
a
spring
cleaning.
Slap
Dab;
Its
a
case
of
"Slap
dab,
slap
dab,
up
and
down
the,
woodwork"
in
the
vlritilly
nf
Cow
Hay
these
days,
Every
available
brush
has
been
ruKbed'Intn
action
anllabU,
for
paintinp.
!'
funny
what
lovely
painting
anme
men
can
do
with
even
a
fnolhbrtiah.
Ther-t
i
nol
a
craft
at
anchor
on
Hie
waterfront
that
j
not
iniiler?o-intc
unlohi
joya
nt
the
bands
of
Iheir
repeclive
ki(fier
who
neem
bent
fin
bealin?
Ibe
ellnw
next
door
nt
nialinir
their
crafl
llie
napriiet.
The
fahion
in
(paint
thi
year
eem
In
!
a
cm;
between
Hi
color
of
a
fih'n
feather
nnd
the
okin
of
billiard
ball,
it
U
of
a
Uively
hue
If
nne
can
notice
which
part
of
fhe
boat
ha
Iwen
iminlr-d.
Hnwever,
jokinjr
apart,
lb
vari-
ouh
boatK
are
looking
nifty
in
their
new
summer
aitila
of
paint
ami
for
real
smart
ne
Hie
local
fishing
fleet,
bolh
I
rollers
and
halibut
boats,
wotihf
lie
bard
lo
lieal.
I'hP
boal
of
the
Canadian
Fi-h
A
twild
loraire
(Vi.
nh-imr
He
have
all
recenlly
undergone
prinjr
painting.
In
jdace
of
the
all
black
paint
the
boat
have
been
done
in
while
wit
It
ifrey
facing
and
jirese.-t
a
very
spic
and
span
appearance.
TIip
trolling
liat
Roy
SV.
ha
lieen
repaired
at
Seal
Cove
Ihi
week
by
Alex
Wylie.
The
stern
has
been
ox1
ended
for
t
feel
and
olher
neopssary
job
have
been
done
on
her.
A
native
craft
arrived
in
port
durin?
Ihe
week
from
the
Oar-
dner
Canal
dislrjcl
wilh
a
cargo
of
fur
including
mink,
marten
and
oiler.
TIip
fur
found
a
ready
local
sale.
The
native
power
boat
F.mma
(Irace.
of
Onlichan
fame.
arrivel
in
port
on
Veilneday
afternoon,
from
the
Xaas
district.
She
will
leave
on
her
return
Irip
oVer
Hie
week
end
afler
taking
on
sup-
plie
and
doing
a
little
engine
fixing.
The
Doreen
11
a
native
craft
from
Kitkalla.
i
being
repaired
al
Ihe
Suga
yard
on
Hav
creek.
The
guard
ptanks
are
being
fixed
and
new
deck
plank
iug
is
being
put
on.
Launch
"23,
the
flagship
of
Hie
Prince
II
u
perl
Hoal
house
Heel,
ha
been
thoroughly
over
hauled
in
readiness
for
Ihe
Salt
Late
run.
Jeff
Lambley
will
officiate
a
skipper
thi
year.
W.
O.
Walford.
of
boat
launch-1
ing
fame,
has
just
completed!
making
a
new
pleasure
hull
for!
A.
II.
McLean
of
Ocean
Falls.)
The
hull
measure
23
feel
by
a!
j
1001
y
men
n.am
ami
was
packed
and
shipped
in
pieces
on
Ibe
steamer
Prince
Kuperl
la.t
nishl.
The.
bull
will
be
assembled
by
Mr.
Smith
upon
arrival
at
Ocean
Fall.
The
launch
nixie
Ilupert
is
looking
as
new
as
a
bride
Ihese
days.
This
well
known
crafl
haH
recenlly
been
overhauled
ami
painted
by
her
skipper,
Oeorgo
Xewcomb.
4
Five
Roses
Fine
Boat
The
launch
Five
Hoses
is
the
latest
craft
to
appear.
She
has
been
built
by
anil
is
owned
by
II.
T.
J.
Hose.
Th
new
launch
wa
built
by.
its
owner
nt
his
home
on
Seventh
Ave.
VV.
The
dimensions
of
Ihe
boal
are
28
foot
long
by
nn
8
font
4
inch
lieatn.
She
was
skidded
down
to
the
waterside
on
Sunday
morning
last
by
the
Lindsay
Transfer
(Jo.
There
I
still
some
mechanical
work
to
bo
done
on
her
and
she
is
now
placed
al
Ihe
Ward
electric
dock
when'
a
13.15
h.p.
heavy
duty
Ituffaln
engine
and
Iho'propeller
i
to
be
installed.
The
boal
is
of
the
forward
cabin
type
wilh
observation
accommodation
in
the
rear
and
present
u
very
snappy
apwar-ance.
The
name
on
the
bow
has
been
very
artistically
put
on
in
scroll
work
showing
a
picture
of
a
cluster
of
five
roses.
The
boat
ha
been
named
Five
Hoses
fnnn
the
fact
Ihhl
there
are
five
members
of
Ihe
Hose
family.
Claude
Lee
Busy
Our
congenial
friend
.
Claude
Lee,
of
Seal
Cove
crab
fishing
fame,
is
b.usiy
engaged
pulling
his
net
and
fishery
premises
in
order,
in
readiness
for
engaging
in
Ihe
fall
rush
of
crab
and
shrimp
fishing
at
which
he
is
uile
expert.
Claude
has
1llmrouKhly
overhauled
hi
nets
and
boat
and
everything
i
looking
in
apple
pie
unler.,
II
ha
been'
rumored
that
Claude
and
lack
Toner
are
aerimisly
thinking
of
forming
a
merger
in
the
local
crab
arui
shrimp
fishing.
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nvn
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impure
or
that
it
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chemicals.
This
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never
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challenged.
The
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nature's
finest
cleansing
oils
skilfully
made
into
soap
by
Sunlight
experts
is
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in
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laundry
soap.
It
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of
British
Columbia.
If
Ihese
two
"tin'
('Sellers"
got
going
together
the
erah.s
would
dotthtles
always
be
in
Ihe
hoi
water.
Ohl
You
Florence
In
consequence
of
Ihe
slip
in
boal
painting
circles
around
Seal
Cove
during
the
week
agent
of
Hie
fleet
secret
servico
were
enl
out
to
investigate.
After
an
exhaustive
inquiry
it
whs
learned
that
every
paint
brush,
or
any
old
thing
thai
could
bo
painted
with,
including
shaving
brushes,
and
every
paint
iot
wa
conspicuous
by
its
absence.
Also
Ihero
was
not
enough
paint
left
on
hand
with
which
to
paint
a
moquilo's
cheek.
The
woarch
of
Ihe
agents
w-.ts
rewarded
when
Ihey
.espied
the
Fio'ivnotj
11,
owned
and
skippered
by
one
,
Hob
Hlanee,
shining
like
a
diamond
in
a
basin
of
mush,
moored
securely
under
the
wharf.
Upon
going
aboard
it
was
discovered
the
weight
of
Ihe
paint
pots
and
brushes
aboard
was
liable
to
sink
the
boat
and
when
these
were
removed
the
boat
lifted
like
u
cork,
However,
the
craft
was
a
masterpiece
of
camotillage
art
ami
If
It
were
possible!
to
frame
it
and
hang
it
In
the
Hoyal
Academy
II
wotibl.
either
gel
the
painter
a
leu
dollar
prize
or
u
I
eh
year
jeulen'ee.
i-Capt.
,
A.
Swanson,
of
the
Prince
Hupert
imathous,
Is
In
Vancouver
on
a
business
trip.
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