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two
ship.
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It
The
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News
i
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in
the
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v
r
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with
a
Ten
Years
Ago
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
SAYS:-
tf
in
Pilnce
Rupert
inion
Published
Every
Afternoon,
excjpt
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
P.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporter
Telephone
-
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SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
i
John
Dybhavn,
president
of
Ihe
Association,
stated
that
it
was
customary
for
smaller
cities
under
the
city
manager
system
to
have
four
aldermen.
In
any
case,
this
number
had
only
been
sutr-
pesieu
Dy
uie
executive,
it
was
-
a
matter
that
could
be
definitely
decided
upon
later.
F.
W.
Hart
pointed
out
that
it
was
only
proposed
to
ascer-
1
1
L.lt
.
.1
...
.
.
.
.
.
executive,
in
submitting
this
report,
was
not
antagonistic
to
the
present
city
council.
As
a
large
taxpayer,
he
for
one
was
satisfied
with
the
work
that
had
been
done
by
the
1921'
council.
He
referred
Iq
the
present
cily
engineer
as
an
official
who
had
always
been
on
the
Job
and
had
earned
his
money.
Cily
managership
was1
merely
being
proposed
as
a
measure
lo
he
better
pre
pared
for
the
big
developments
that
were
apparently
lo
be
brought
about
as
regards
the
city.
W.
II,
Montgomery
jpoke
against
the
idea
of
cily
managership.
He
was
opposed
to
anything
that
would
increase
the
IF
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Request
Places
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No
Obligation.
88
80
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
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mail
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all
parts
of
the
British
Empire
and
the
United
'
States,
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advance,
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ysar
$0.00
To
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other
countries,
in
advance,
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year
$7.50
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Advertising.
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Transient
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per
insertion
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Advertising,
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Notices,
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insertion
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per
agate
line
All
advertising
should
be
in
The
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News
Office
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
Contract
Rates
on
Application.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITIOH
Saturday,
October
18,
102.
CITY
MANAGER
ADVOCATED
nverheal
expenditure
of
Ihe
city
RATEPAYERS
ASSOCIATION
jand,
as
far
as
lie
couM
see.
that
AND
SYAW
IS
ASKED
FOR.
Iwa
all
a
eily
msnaper
woul.l
.to.
-
He
would
require
a
large
salary
(conlinued
from
page
one)
i)nibly
35,000
per
year
and
.would
need
a
staff
elc.
The
de-
successful
business
corporalions.'parlmental
heads
that
the
city
"In
view
of
these
facts
your
now
had
would
still
be
required.
T
1:
r
i
r
l
"tcuine
if
eis
quite
xaie
aiiu
jie
count
not
see
where
increased
In
order
In
Iinld
eral
election
to
submit
a
by-law
his
position,
the
city
manacer
to
the
electors
for
their
opinion
would'
still
have
to
do
the
bid-on
this
subject,
and
we
further
dings
of
the.
council.
From
the
suggest
that
in
this
plan
the
present
system
of
departmental
elective
body
consist
of
a
mayor
heads,
as
far
as
be
could
see,
and
four
aldermen."
(the
city
was
getting
as
much
as
Fewer
Aldermen
(it
would
get
from
a
city
manager.
M.
l.
Stephens
stated
that
hejt
would
just
be
an
experiment
was
perfectly
in
accord
with
the
and
a
costly
one
which
he
itlea
of
city
managership.
The
thought
the
city
could
not
afford
only
thing
in
the
report
that
he
at
this
time,
woyld
attempt
to
question
was
Benefit
City
with
respect
to
the
number
of
M.
M.
Stephens
still
maintain-aldernien
suggested.
Personally,
ed
that,
if
a
proper
business
man
he
was
a
little
afraid
of
loo,
were
obtained
as
manager,
the
smaii
an
executive,
mere
migiii
j
system
would
work
out
to
the
be
danger
of
.the
government
of
benefit
of
the
city
and
would
not
uie
city
gelling
in
the
hands
of
increase
taxation.
Larire
rnm
cliques
.TIiee,was,no
doubt,
t,hatlpanies
had,
found
that
it
paid
to
...uwi
ii.iun-j
i."uiu
utr.
.-i.nru
un-
nave
iiigii
salaried
managers.
.
.
.-jc,,
U(,
I.,.;
...un..j-ti-.
!
in-
Cny
was
noininfr
more
or
less
than
a
large
"business.
Under
the
present
system
nf
municipal
government
the
best
business
head
of
the
city
did
not
offer
their
services
as
mayor
and
aldermen.
Mr.
Montgomery
look
Mr.
Stephens'
remarks
as
an
admission
dial
the
system
of
city
managership
would
cost
more
than
the
present
system.
Mr.
Stephens
took
exception
to
tills
lain
wueuier
or
noi
ineprincipieassumption
or
Mr.
Montgomery's
of
cily
managership
would
be
J
and,
when
the
latter
rose
to
aldermen
had
boon
suggested.
Not
Antagonistic
A.
W.
Edge
stated
that
t
he-
argue
Ihe
point,
Y.
V.
Hart
got
to
Ins
feel
on
a
point
of
order
stating
that
Mr.
Montgomery
was
not
a
member
of
the
Assoc
iation
and
should
become
One
before
he
attempted
In
interject
himself
into
such
a
debate.
Passed
Experimental
Stage
President
Dybhavn
said
that
If
Mr.
Montgomery
had
studied
Ihe
system
he
would
at
least
have
to
admit
thai
it
had
passed
the
experimental
stage.
There
.was
ample
proof
,
of.
jt$
success.,
Mrs.
Kiikpalrckf.flsktUIr4h.e,
system
had
been
tried
out
in,
B.C.
Mr.
Dybhavn
said
that
it
had
not
been,
although
Kamloops
had
a
commission
system
that
was
something
like
it.
The
report
of
the
executive
was
.unanimously
adopled
on
motion
nf
Mr.
Stephens
and
Mr.
Edge.
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COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
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ror
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iza
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j.
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A"t
rrnc9
impart,
BO.
JIKALIZATION
always
exceeds
expectation
when
it
comes
to
receiving
the
hill
of
costs.
KVK.V
though
.elf-starters
are
as
common
us
tourists
in
summer
ttie
old
fashioned
crank
is
still
useful
at
limes.
Here's
to
the
crank.
KVKR
argue
with
a
man
who
admits
he
is
a
failure.
It's
useless.
NIGHT,
sessions
have
always
been
fashionable
in
the
school
of
experience.
.
-
.
AN
advertisement
speaks
of
"simple
things
in
evening
gowns"
Well,
I
had
not
noticed
any
of
!hat
kind
but
I
am
not
disputing
the
advertisement.
v
IT'LL
soon
be
time
to
broadcast
your
needs
so
that
the
presents
will
not
be
so
much
junk.
THE
only
think
wrong
with
a
lot
of
homes
around
here
is
the
people
who
live
in
them.
I
SIMPLY
kissed
her
on
the
cheek,
.
It
seemed
a
simple
thing;
Hut
soon
I
found
it
cost
a
lot,
For
I
had
to
buy
a
ring.
AN
intelligent
person
is
one
justified
to
recommend
that
the.
(HPin
,,,
i....
wno
oenaves
as
mscreeiiy
after
aa.
J
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kJTZ
UllUKIIb
41
1
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II
11
1,
.
mm
Arwiai(nn
rommei
h
mvnr'n.
.
...
..
.
T.
.
.
.dinner
as
he
does
before
ui
inn
aiiiiirs
i
ine
cny
utKi'Ill
ami
cny
council
at
me
nexi
gen-
out
of
politics
NOW
that
the
Soviet
has
con
quered
Wrangell
Island,
she
is
deserving
of
the
respect
of
the
whole
world.
-
-'
,
MUSSOLINI
says
the
next
time
they
strip
off
for
a
round
or
two
with
any
foreipn
nation
I
hey
will
use
feet
as
well
as
fists.
ALBERTA
miners
lost
seven
months
wages,
the
mine
owners
lost
seven
months
business
and
Ihe
men
are
now
working
for
less
wages
than
before.
Thai
i
economy
for
somebody,
perhaps,
but
I
have
not
found
out
who.
THE
YITAL
IMPORTANCE
OF
MARKET
EXTENSION
EFFORT
A
wider
market
Js
essential
to
the
liritish
Columbia
lumber
industry
so
that
an
increased
output
may
be
readily
absorbed.
An
examination
of
our
export
figures
for
the
last
eight
years
show
that
Ihe
shipments
to
for
eign
countries
have
risen
from
13,000,000
feet
in
191C
lo
521,-
000,000
feet
in
1923
a
twelve
fold
increase.
The
enterprise
of
our
manufacturers
who
have
effected
this
extraordinary
trade
expansion
has
entailed
a
vast
expenditure
of
money
patience
and
energy.
If
the
figures
are
dissected
further
and
the
United
States
and
Japan
are
eliminated,
we
find
that
tbe
shipments,
lo
older
countries
amount
to
1C7.000.000
feet
in
1923
and
10,000,000
feet
(n
1916,
or
lit
lie
over
a
fourfold
increase,
proving
that
we
pin
our
faith
considerably
lo
our
trade
wilh
Ihe
Unted
Stales
and
Japan,
both
'countries'
with
vast
soft
wood
resources
of
their
own.
The
moral
is,
that
we
must
strive
lo
open
up
more
world
markets
and
thai
more
intensive
trade
extension
effort
must
be
directed
to
the
exploitation
of
the
timber
buying
centres
of
Europe.
Africa,
South
America,
ami
the
Orient,
where
softwoods
such
as
ours
are
scarce
anil
where
they
would
be
welcomed
were
they
better
and
more
favorably
known.
The
people
of
British
Columbia
must
give
the
industry
their
goodwill
and
assistance
in
this
effort,
since,
it
is
they
who
benefit
first,
last,,
and
all'
the
time.
The
public
have
a
very
big
in-
YOU
WANT-THE
LATEST
INFORMATION
THE
LATEST
AND
THE
BEST
PRICE
ON
German
Bonds
and
Marks
Write
VANCOUVER
SALES
CO.
016-017
8tandard
Bank
Building,
510
Hastings
8treet
West,
Vancouver,
Canada.
!
best
CaracasSweet
Ghocoffle
Js
a
fine
eating
Giocc
ae
Slip
a
cake
in
your
pocket
if
starting
on
a
long
walk.
Keep
it
in
your
desk
for
emergency
lunches,
or
in
your
automobile.
HAU
M
CANADA
AT
WalterBaker&Ca
Limitcl
MTAMISMCO
WM
MonlreaLCnnnda
Dorri.eiier.Mass.
eooAiiiorcrtoict
RtartsyptiiKt
-
The
limber
industries'
further
plans
for
intensive
trade
expansion
work
are
absolutely
de-
i.omlonl
on
their
heiiic
.illnweil
.1
This
scries
ol
articles
communicated
by
the
Timber
Industries
Council
of
Hritisli
Columbia.
:otel
TORONTO
In
Centre
of
Shopping
and
Business
District
250
ROOMS
100
with
PrlviU
Bttti
EUROPEAN
PLAN
t,
WINNITT
THOMPSON.
MAN'O.
DIR.
tMoontMKKzntioooonnnoootaS
Special
Showing
of
"BILLIE
BURKE"
DRESSES
In
TWILL,
FLANNEL
and
SILVER
8HEEN
Tastefully
designed
in
lalest
styles.
Prices
range
from
$8.50
to
$22.50
'DEMERS'
Phone
27
P.
Box
327
Advertise
In
the
Dallr
News.
October
18,
1914.
Charles
Jt.
Wilson,
the
well-known
Delkalla
rancher.
Is
visiting
in
Ihe
cily.
He
lelU
an
Interesting
slory
of
how.
he
personally
met
the
Kaiser
about
fourteen
years
ago.
A
Vancouver
concern
known
as
the
Seaton
Coal
Co.
Ltd.
is
;
taking
steps
to
develop
certain
coal
claims
near
Hazellon.with
a
view
to
supplying
the
city
of
1
Prime
Ilupert
wilh
coal.
I
Hugh
McDonald,
brother
of
1
Mrs.
William
Millar,
left
on
Ihe
Prioress
Huyul
last
night
enroule
1
(o
Dundee,
Scotland,
where
he
will
enlist
for
the
flreat
War
He
has
heen
in
the
north
for
two
years,
having
come
here
from
India
where
he
was
in
one
of
Ihe
Anglo-Indian
volunteer
artillery
regiments.
!
I
In
the
Letter
Box
!
OLD
AQE
PENSION
Kdilor
Daily
News.
For
years
I
have
been
a
whole
hearted
supporter
of
Old
Age
Pension
a!
the
age
of
CO
years
t
Whatever
their
employment
has
,
,
been,
if
every
man
and
womitn
teres!
in
the
standing
timber
of
curuillll
,Mr
,ivl)(f
W(r(,
tax(t1
this
province,
which
netted
them
ma
um
pvpr.
a)
of
1
HIS
illinium
UUUItl
ll.ll
"""film
lh,.ii-
nil
,.nr
r.1,1
nonnl.
'
'
.
.1.
...I
K
1
less
ma.
1
nun
na.i
.1
mn
i.n-
p(lI,j
,)p
ro,nfornljy
provided
...r
me
ii.arei
eir,.s.....
...
for
,
,
.
.
,
,
k
,
,
.
M
If.
M
M
I
.
-
-
01
our
iumuerjnei.
nan
mere
i,iil..rni
m.i
r.f
ni.i
nn..
i.een
no
umner
export,
11
woui.i.
,
wou(,
,ikc
((J
Ubor
Qf
nave.noi
nen
cui
ami
ine
puune
Kanizations
lake
this
up.
would
have
derived
no
revenue
from
il.
I
Only
following
Ihe
establish-
nient
of
the
royally
question
on
f
1?.
Ill-
Iv.tl..
.
11.
I.
SULI.IVAX.
INDIANS
AND
FISHIN(i
sumcienl
margin
from
the
sale(,-"""r
"ai,y
nf
Hip
iini.lnel
In
devoln
lo
Ihis'
,
Allow
ine
space
in
your
valll
work,
so
vital
lo
their
own
exlsl-&hu'
paper
with
regard
lo
Ihe
In-onre
nn.J
In
Ihe
nroaress
of
Ihe
,,un''
l
canneries
on
the
whole
province.
jSkeena
Itiver,
I
have
been
asked
As
long
as
the
menace
of
the
hy
"f,,,"
of
''"
Indians
lo
wrile
nresenl
Ilovallv
Aet
liane
over
"'I,C
lliem
there
is
neither
mnnev
or
Wf
have
some;
fifteen
canner-
n.
r
1.
...
.
t
.
inducement
to
engage
in
Irade:'"
u"
""eena
iiiver
ami
iom
extension
work.
f"
wa"r
ar
and
sieam.
Mill
the
Indians
parking
salmon
in
cans
there
have,
not
a
fair
and
eojiilable
basis
lo
holh,nnr
,,a,h
'"'u'"'
or
Pine
fr
Ihe
w,",,,n
,n
Ihemselves
and
Ihe
ine
public
punnc
and
ami
Ihe
uie
industry
inasiry
can
can
--.
ih-i
a
vigorous
policy
of
market
cx-""!ir
clollie.
I
have
si
pansion
be
carried
on.
f""'1
fiv
,iv'"f
seen
four
a
shack
HO
by
12.
Now
you
know
it
Is
impossible
for
Ihem
to
wah
clothes
and
keep
themselves
clean
under
these
rendition.
Surely
there
are
some
people
np
pointed
ny
the
government
to
look
after
the
heallli
of
the
Indians,
they
heing
wards
of
Ihe
Oovernmenl.
I
know
there
are
quite
a
number
of
persons
looking
after
their
spiritual
affairs
and
their
dollars.
I
don't
think
any
cannery
would
refuse
to
put
up
a
shed
for
a
wash
house
for
washing
clothes
and
to
bathe
in,
if
it
was
presented
lo
Ihem.
It
would
be
a
good
idea
for
Ihe
health
of
all
concerned.
It
is
not
natural
for
a
whole
family
lo
live
In,
a
shack,
cook
and
wash
clothes
there
and
have
no
other
place
in
which
o
bath
and
they
land-;
ling
the
food
of
ihe
nailon.
sTfre-ly
cleanliness
goes
next
In
god
liness.
Thanking
you,
nOHKHT
IIAN.VA,
Hkeena
Iiiver
Fisherman,
TIMBER
SALE
X
6568.
Tlwre
will
b
orrrrml
for
alo
it
public
br,
t4,
In
Uie
ofrire
of
ih
'or.U
Siirrvlr
il
.HnUtlK-r.
B.:
flw
llrrixe
i
.
"
.d.vuii
.ripiiie
iipi
on
mi
ir4
llualnl
iIkiiiI
i
imin
foullirl
.
ut
lluutton,
lunre
J,
Omi
omrlri.
Thrw
(j,
yrir
will
b
illourd
for
I
ri
!'
I
f
limber.
"I'mvlilfd
ibal
my
one
unible
lo
it
ilrmf
th
lurlloa
In
pftum
nny
submit
a
Forllier
i.irtfrolin
of
tlw
Cblcf
Form.
er,
Mctorii.
B.C.,
or
blttrlcl
orlr.
ITInra
hupcrl.
B.C.
NOTICE.
I
rtollre
It
hrreby
rlf.n
tlut
lllrilloii
will
iiikIh
to
Ihe
Uirlnliuvs
AMemlily
of
Uie
Crovlnre
of
British
Ciilutnbli
it
tlw
u.fl
fi..l.n
llw.aAr
...
provUifMi
for
the
vctlnr
of
reii.ril
pro.
V.
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il
in
l.lll
Ida,
the
M.lhiMll.t
..
chiirrh
mil
the
Cl-rreillonl
:titirrhe
of
Cinuli,
In
the
l.nlted
Ctiurrh
or
(Unnlii
for
the
hoMlnr
line
mit
idiiilnKlMikin
of
Hie
protierly
ui
ronirrprilloiM
filtering-
the
union
of
tlie
Hid
rhiirrhel
to
rortn
the
t'niteil
Churrn
or
f:nI.
ind
for
tln
holdliir
of
the
pro-perty
of
rmirrentlon
votlnr
not
lo
rmw-ur
therein:
for
tlw
truu
rrlitint
to
reneril
Mid
ririirn-irallmMl
protierly;
nul
ener-
Jfrrtf,r
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V'r'f,p"-
Brlllah
Colun.bli,
.i..-"!
till
Ith
day
or
Septemlier.
A.n.
If
I,
LKAJllMirE
MTHAITII,
....
ltl
linrley
Street,
Vlctorli,
B.C
on
behalf
of
the
ippllrinti.
u
Department
of
labour,
Annuities
Uranch.
h
i
I
Besides
belntr
the
safest
of
all
investments,
because
it
Is
jruaranteetl
by
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
a
CANADIAN
COVEUNMKNT
ANNUITY
carries
with
it
these
other
advantages:
It
commence
t
any
i
you
choo
and
UiU
aa
lonj
aa
you
Sir.
It
rimy
be
of
any
amount
from
IS
o
11,000
a
ytr.
It
U
purchasable
on
very
ay
Irim..
e.lr
th
earlier
you
commence
purehaac
It
In
free
from
iMrulnton
Income
Tat.
tt
cannot
be
elied
for
debt.
It
tnnot
be
forfeited.
No
metllctil
examination
la
required.
There
are
plana
of
purchase
under
whlfh
iT
Wf
riwi
ih
miereeta
of
your
wife
or
d
bend
intr
for
a
term
of
yera
certain
Kor
full
parlktiUra,
011
out
thU
Coupon
It
aa
dlrevled.
ani
addrtaa
Mail
This
Coupon
No
Postage
Needed
uunwa,
tnt.
I'lrn..
.n4
me
Ihe
Ha4tMk
.f
UJ.f
ie.tt.e"
m4
I
mil
MrlUaWt
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to
eu.l
.f
at
ta.41a
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Mf
.
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blrtfcd.j
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.
...
J'.rv
alt
.X.aM
l't
llffire
.4Ci.
ini.l.
wb.tk.r
Mr..
Mra.
or
MUa)
,
.
r'
base's
Nerve
Food
1
.
rmmn
....
...
FRESH
CHOCOLATES
AT
60c
PER
POUND.
HAIDA
HAND
ROLLS
and
WILLARDS
ASSORTED.
A
large
varlely-nf
renlre
wilh
a
good
rh.
wlni.
Vv
We
will,
sell
any
iMritil'
btit-jf
Will
jiayeouJ
the
in
Ihe
fre
poHml
l
at
lhl
price.
'
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LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
Third
Ave.
A
8lh
St.
Phones
82
and
200
"Exhausted
Nerves
and
Palpitating
Heart"
Mrs.
L
Whitm,
202
Km
SC
Wett,
Brodcville,bnL,
writes
i
"I
took
very
tick
with
my
nervti
and
ttoraich,
and
uttnrd
to
be
all
run
down.
At
timet
my
heart,
would
flutter
and
palpitate
to
and
I
would
Uke
itidi
weak
ipclli
in
the
oil
of
my
lomn
k
K
al
I
omrtimci
thought
I
would
never
get
Letter.
I
tned
veral
doclori,
'but
it
teemed
nothing
tbey
g
me
helped,
I
had
armcitt
pven
up
hope
when-a
friend
dviicd
the
,ue
ol
Dr
Qtate't
Nerve
Food.
1
fned
it.
and
can
tay
jt
certainly
hat
done
wonJerttr
me.
I
did
not
ttop
until
(tad
takrs
twenrv.five
lime.
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
"Rupert
Brand
V
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
For
picnics,
choose
"Ilnt..ei
'V7
l.,ns
'".
l,,e
Pantry
ore
nlwnys
hninly.
aioek
a
supply
on
youp
hnal-
thiil's
n
row
Kooil
80LD
EVERYWHERE.
Idea.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.;
tld.1
Prlhc
Rupert,
B.C.
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