IS
.,v
Nmemhei-
30,
,10ft.
"Headaches,
Bilious
Spells,
Are
Now
All
Gone"
Mri.
John
Ireland,
Nobleton,
OnL,
writes
i
I
"i
trrat
tuffrrfr
from
fVfte
headaches
ind
bilious
pell.
I
Iried
a
number
of
rem,
diei
without
obtaining
y
ten.
M
until
I
wit
adviied
to
ui
Dr.
CWi
Kidnty-Livtr
Pills.
The
completely
relieved
me.
and
made
me
feel
like
a
new
perion.
I
am
very
irateful
to
Dr,
Chaie'
Medicinei
for
what
tlwy
have
done
for
me.
and
you
may
uie
my
letter
for
the
"benefit
of
ntk.,.
"
Dr.
Chase's
Kldney-Llver
Pills
ru.
a
bo
I
of
II
pllla,
j!ntanm.
111,
a
Co.,
1x4.,
Toremto
iTARIO
RABBITS
'ZZ?u
,.
STALL
MOTOR
CARS
0""
"
"
in-i..
m
in
local
mcrehnul
goes
him
one
L
,M''
"
".at
a
h.g
Pick,
HI,
Way
Among
Shop-
P
i""'1
,"""'r
.n""-,
n.r.
In
City
Strut.
;
uim
in
I
lie
lane
beside
hi
home
'"
.....
lo
hi,
It
MIItA
on'
Nov
20.
-A,,r;T
;laM
I
..
..
startled
It..-
world
by"v'1'
V
V
..
V
,
;
.
-hal
r..lton-rott'I,,Prt
rfl,'b";
."
r,r",,,'M"
"
,M,M8
'bale-l.
Mink
in
H.N
J
:,
,
w-m
,.;
i
ilii
V
vrc
'stalling
thej
,
t
the
country
roads
EFFECTS
OF
TRAVEL.
,
.
Ihr
driver,
with)
a
'
ij
s
III
row
ii
ll
h
theyj
frf,t
(hp
Allanlic
roasf
i-
d
along
hi
herds.
Ap.isnld
m
liiiawa
for
five
time
the
li.
v
haw
not
diminish-
sum
received
by
the
fishermen,
fa"
I
whirl,
inny
he
an
instance
of
lie-
..r
ny
ii
big
fellow
il.il
broadening
effect
of
travel,
i,
UK
down
Arllnir
SI..
Montreal
liaeiie.
z
x
;ib
'fie
asphalt
rnad
-
-
:ireru
whatever
for1
AdvcrlUe
in
the
Daily
News
STOCK
REDUCING
SALE
Our
stuck
i
Ion
heavy
for
this
tune
of
Ihe
year
anil
e
fieri
rig
our
entire
line
.f
merchandise
nl
greatly
I
in
ier.
i)
r
Inventory
jle
in
on
animal
event
in
which
f
the
piililic
exceptional
tinrgaiii.
We
are
pulling
on
Ihe
Mile
n
little
earlier
this
year
;
we
like
lo
gel
it
oyer
hefore
lite
Xtnits
rush
roin-
ULE
STARTS
WEDNESDAY,
NOV.
19,
and
CONTINUES
UNTIL
SATURDAY,
NOV.
22.
DO
NOT
MISS
IT.
DRESS
GOODS
DEPT.
lv
ir;i
Flannels,
iii
ft
variety
of
colors.
Heir.
J2.r0.
s.-
,
$1.85
iV
r
:
:.f
wnle.
Ileir.
2..
Sale
S1.85
-
.loth.
Iieiiuliful
iwlleric,
U"
wil.
Meg.
12".
Sale
;
05c
epev
Meg.
M
nl
Jl.rtft.
SJlr
$1.15
Ve!,
hi
Ulack.
Y'.xirn
ginwl
ipiality.
Meg.
)0.
.Sale
,
.
.
.
,
$4.75
I
:
s
r
Voile,
yen
tifelty
patli'm".
Meg.
?l.3..
S
y
$1.00
g
i
w.ilo.
Hlaek,
Hrrnvn,
Xiggcr
Hri.wn.
iil
lle.!ll.er.
Meg.
?K.V).
Sale
$3.25
UNDERWEAR
DEPT.
-i"
WaUou
Silk
ami
WoimI
Coiiiliinalion.
in
nliy
u
le
rciinrci.
.ov
neek,
V
neck,
with
leevc
..
no
leevt!,
!horl
sh-ove
or
one
.lrp.
Knoe
't'.ip
or
ankle
length.
Meg.
5.7r.
Sale
....
$4.75
lav-
All
Wool
WnlMih
(miinntion.
!.f.vle
a
uhin-.v
Meg.
from
JJfl.iiTi
t(
.75.
Sale
.
$5.25
lie
Pure
Wool
lrte
Omilnirtitimni.
.Meg.,fnrn
.7r,
fo
7.r.lt.
Sale
$5.65
READY-TO-WEAR
'
I.::i!ies
)ree.
Vrtliies
n.nge
frniri
120.00,
to
X.00.
Made
in
Serges
nml
Taffeta.
hrep-onal
bargains
for
$15.00
i
iir.-is
licniilifnl
lvl.w
niniie
in
Mlk
rreie
nml
;ilntK.
Values
run
from
:r.00
lo
ffo.Oll.
Sale
l'rice
$25.00
Knitted
WiMillen
Suit.
Mrg.
1
7.."0.
Sale
11.75
h
Ladies
Crepe
Skirfi.
To
clear
at
each
$5.00
lilh
Unite.
Meg.
".no
up
to
K.oO.
Snle
$5.25
'ilh
Holieji.
Meg.
1
Loll
to
n..VI.
Sale
$10.25
ChauinUeMe
(Unyen.
To
clear
for
$1'.00
Mdie;
WnshnMe
Kid
(Moves
with
flniuillels.
Meg.
VMT,
Snle
$3.50
"Kl.'h
Knilled
Hosiery.
Meg.
$1.25.
Sale
00c
l".iarh
Silk
Hosiery.'
Mfg.
finlc
S0c
MILLINERY
DEPTw
a.1
ami
I
-aril
off
nil
Jlnt
in
our
store.
""i
l.n
Iiesse
Corhfls.
Meg.
2.ot).
Sl
$1.85
''his
h
n
line
we
nre
not
carrying
in
future.
I
Take
advantage
ff
thr
clearihg
price.
-.
Corsets
dii
fiim
th'.al
.'
$1.50
kbour
Bros.
Ltd.
Dr
3rd
Ave.
and
7lh
8L
Phone
045
INTERFERENCE
ON
RADIO
SETS
Local
Fans
When
Receiving,
Radiate
Squeals
to
Those
of
Neighbors
The
local
uilerfemire
question
is
iii'iiiiujng
unite,
terrifically
Indeed,
such
a
stage
lias
li..i
reiH-hed
right
in
this
eily
Unit
i
is
nut
imssilife
to
receive
fur
ten
mioules
at
one
time
with-uiii
Hie
exasperating
interference
i'iiiii-i
)
I
he
radiation
nf
kcal
reeeiv.
rs
This
is
said
without
Hie
-liKlite.l
exaggeration
in
any
wav.
Hadio
receiving
is
being
dange:
-misty
menaced
by
an
overwhelming
fmee
which,
linpre-senlr.l.
may
kill
and
blot
nut
this
ei-y
miei-est.ng
sorf
in
Prince
M
iiicii
for
goMl.
Instead
of
sit-
'ing
d'wo
lo
enjoy
the
thrills
ofi
in
exfellcnt
eonrerl
liiilldreils
of
miles
away,
one
is
force
I
to
sit
for
limii-i
on
end
ill
the
hope
Of
really
hearing
something
good,
and
listen
to
such
a
riot
of
ear
.liiiM.g
squeals
and
groans
that
in
the
end
it
becomes
provoking.
iiiinst
mg
and
even
maddening.
I'l...
t.i.l
jl
i
.
n
r
rftoulilii
tkflrl
of
It
is
(hat
nst
of
this
interference
i
Is
atis-dutely
preventable,
were,
Ihe
interfering
receiver
operated
j
eorrert
y.
I'Ajileutly
they
are
not.;
in
spile
of
many
fruitless
nl-lempls.
here
and
elsewhere,
to
call
listeiiers-iii
lo
control
Iheir
ct
as
they
ihoulil.
There
is
a
court
y
"ii
the
air
Itie
same
as
there
is
nnywliere
else,
hut
il
seeniV
to
be
alisolulely
disregarded
here
by
most
radio
fans.
He-member
that
Hie
atr
Is
a
vast
theatre
and
improper
action
In
a
theatre,
would
be
similar
to
those
on
'he
air.
'
Two
Types
The
two
types
of
receivers
that'
I
seem
to
be
causing
a
great
deal;
!of
the
interference
in
town
are
lilie
single
circuit
and
Ihe
Flevvel-ling
The
latter
type
have
been'
I
positively
outlawed
in
all
of
the
larger
cities
ami
il
is
peculiar
that
Itnperl
radio
fans
nre
allowing
Ibis
type
of
inlerferenre
to
Irin'inue.
This
Flewelling
i
i
doubtless
an
excellent
receiver,
I
but
0
should
lie
operated
miles
I
from
any
other
receiving
sel.
The,
s(nge
circuit
receiver
Is,
on
Ihe
oilier
hand,
an
excellent
receiver
if
operated
as
il
should
be.
If
not.
however,
il.
becomes
nearly
as
bad
an
inlerferer
ns
the
nhnv
mentioned
Flewelling.
Moreover,
il
Is
the
source
of
much
(rouble
here
in
Prince
Huperl.
Obvious-
jly
one
of
two
things
is
nl
fault.'
Killier
the
persons
owning
these
ils
are
ignorant
as
lo
how
Ihey
j
should
be
controlled,
or
else
Ihe
(Interference
is
intentional,
malicious,
designed
lo
destroy
the
enlerlainnienl
for
others.
II
Is
bard
to
credit
the
latter
-to
be
Ihe
rase:
therefore
the
former
must
He
the
cause,
that
of
lack
nf
sufficient
knowledge.
Fans
Should
Learn
j
Now
this
is
not
a
difficult
point
to
get
around,
since
it
only
requires
Ihe
rending
of
n
few
points
in
any
of
the
radio
magazines.
'
How
to
operate
slnglo
cirtults
THE
DAILY
KEVVB
PAGE
FfVU
UNITED
STATES
BROADCASTING
STATIONS
Following
is
(in
additional
list
of
some
of
the
chief
tiich
power
ItroailcafliiiK
nlalons
in
the
United
Hales:
j
WJJO
Mooseheart,
III
Union
Trust
(J.
..
,
390
W'JY
New
York
City,
N,Y
Mno.elieait
Itaillo
Stalion
..
278
JAX
Clexeland.
0
Itadio
f'.nrp'.
oTv'America
...
403
ill'
Xew
York,
N.V.
Itadio
(Jorjr.
of
America
....
155
NVKA0
San
Juan,
Porto
llicn
.
.
Hadio
Corp.
of
portn
Ilico
.
.
3(50
WKAIl
Kast
Lansing,
Mich.
.
..
.fieli.
Agri.
College
280
NVKHK
Piovi.lenee,
H.
I.
......
iHttee
Flint
Ine.-
i...
28f.
WLHI
Slevens
Point.
Wl.
...
Wis.
Depl,
or
Markets
278
W1.K--.
-Chicago,
III
Sears
Itoehuck
ti
tj(
345
VI.V
Cincinnati,
().
Crosley
Hadio'
Corp.
423
WMAO--Chicago,
III
Chicago
liail'y
News.
ii8
W.MAV-
Aiiliiiin,
Alahana
la.
I'olylechnic
Iiutilule
..
250
W.MCS
Mcnidils,
Te.xas
Commercial
"Appea'
500
WMII
Cinrinatti,
(.
Ainsworlh
rtate
rtadio
Cm..
30U
WOIII
San
Anlonlo,
Texas
....
Soi.therrt
Knuipment
Co.
..
385
WOAX
Luwiencehurgv
Tciax
..
James
Vauglian
3C0
WllAW-.Omaha.
Net
-Woodmen
of
Ihe
World
52C
WOAX-Trenton.
XJ.
.
.
..
F.
Wolff
;
2i0
W'OC
)ariiMrl,
Jowa
Palmer
School
of
Ciiirop.
..
48'i
WOI
Ames,
Iowa
;Iowa
Slale
College
300
WOO-
-Philad'dli.ta,
fa
John
W'ann
mater'
509
WOIJ--Kansas
City,
Mo
Western
IladiVi
Coj
,
360
WMt-
.Newark.
XJ
L.
Ilamherirer
A
rfo
105
W'OS
Jefferson
City,
Mo.
Missouri
Slate
Marklg.
Hur.
411
WI'Alt
Stale
Colh-ge.
Pa
Philadelphia
Slate
College..
283
WPAI.
llumhiis,
O
Wery
Lneh
F.lectric
C.
..
280
W0Jt:iiieago.
Ill
Calumet
"Making
Co
ii8
WHIM:
Valparaiso,
Ind
Immaniiel
Lutheran
Church
278
WP.C
Washington,
.C.
Madio
Corn,
of
Afneriea
...
1C9
Will
Seheneetnilv.
X.Y
nion
College
Hadio
Cluh
...
3fi(
WH.M
L'rliana
III
University
of
111
3C0
WHW-r
Tarrylown,
X.Y
Hadio
llesearrh
Lahs
273
WSAP.
Clems.fn
College,
s.C.
..
den.son
Agri.
College
....
360
W'SAI
-
Cinciiinali.
O.
U.S.
Playing
Cahl
309
WSK
Atlanta,
(la
Atlanta
Jmirnat
t
4?
WiTAM
-Cleveland,
O
Willard
Storage
Mali.
Co.
..
390
WTAS
Klgin,
III
t:has.
Frhslein
286
WW
J
iMroil.
Mirli
Detroit
Xew
51:
and
how
fo
prevent
them
from
radiating
unneees-arily
has
ever
been
and
still
is
Ihe
conlinua1
subject
of
every
radio
periodical
today.
The
search
Ihen
is
not
bom
for
a
person
desiring
information
along
this
line.
Any
ex-ncrienred
radio
fan
will
bp
mill
ion
glad
to
answer
any
questions
the
novice
will
have
to
nut.
pro
vided
of
course
H
put
in
Hie
righl
manner.
I.very
radio
owner
should
know
his
set,
know
the
fundamentals
on
which
it
functions
,and
know
vvln
it
is
op
i
not
radiating.
Failure
here
is
Ihe
eanjc
not
only
for
poor
results
on
the
part
of
Hie
owner,
hut
of
poor
resulls
on
the
narl
Of
Hie
whole
neighborhood
on
ac
count
of
the
interference
pro
riuced.
,
Take
Effective
Action
Something
has
to
be-done,
and
In
he
done
quickly
if
radio
is
to
enjoy
pnpularilt
here,
as
else
where.
The
fans,
amateurs,
and
dealers
should
interest
them-
ehes
wholeheartedly
in
this
mailer
ami
lake
some
effective
action
immediately,
not
only
as
H
benefil
lo
thentelves
hut
lo
the
whole
radio
fraternity.
Now
is
Hie
time
In
strike
white
the
iron
is
hot!
II
has
been
done
elsewhere,
why
not
here?
THOUGHT
STATIC
WAS
PEOPLE
GOSSIPING
ALL
OVER
THE
WORLD
VIKXNA,
Nov.
20.
The
establishment
of
a
regular
service
of
railio
concerts
and
entertainments
by
Ihe
post
offifo
department
has
resulted
in
provoking
BENT'S
LADIES'
Winter
Coat
Sale
IS
GOING
STRONG.
Beautiful
Winter
Coats
at
WHOLESALE
PRICES
Heg.
05.OO.
Xow
$52.00
Heg.
59.5fl.
Xow
$47.50
Heg.
7.50.
Now
$53
50
Heg.
15.00.
Xow
$36.00
Iteg.
$59.50.
Xow
$47.50
Heg.
$79.00.
Xow
$65.00
Heg.
$70.00.
Xow
$65.00
Heg.
$69.00,
Xow
$55.00
Meg.
$75.00.
Xow
$60.00
BLACK
LEATHERETTE
RAINCOATS
Flues
30-lrt
i
a
.
$9.50
"BENT'S"
Third
Avenue
the
first
ease
of
radio
insanity
on.
record
here.
A
!('-
e.ir-old
Inhnrer.
lilho-
gniher
hy
trHe,
went
to
the
Iolice
the
other
ilar
lo
comivlain
Ihflf
IK.
rli.f
.....M
(nll
lnr.
.....
nl,..,.-
nifiiij
nun
ifiiniiii
ahonl
hinr.
lie
said
he
was
con-'
Heeled
with
a
radio
receiver
nncjl
could
distinctly
hear
r.eonle
In
every
part
of
the
world
gossiping
aooui
him.
His
pitiful
plea
ended
in
an
urgent-
request
to
disconnect
him
from
the
radio.
It
developed
that
the
radio
had
gone
to
his
head,
and
he
was
placed
in
an
insane
asvlum
for
observation.
Football
Fans
College
fool
ball
fans
who
I
line
in
on
KCO
Saturday
evening.
November
22.
will
hear
the
fam
iliar
voices
of
seven
"old-timer"
football
players
and
coaches
in
various
phasese
of
Ihe
big
game
between
the
University
of
Cali
fornia
and
Stanford
University
(earns,
played
at
the
California
Me.nerial
Sladium
on
Saturday
afternoon.
Watt
Chrislfe,
veferan
track
coach
of
the
University
of
"
California,
will
introduce
each
speaker
before
the
microphone.
Here
are
(he
okl-tiiners
who
will
be
heard:
Waller
Christie,
Paul
M.
Downing,
"Oreek"
Howard,
"Hilly"
Ifarrelsnn,
Ollie
Snedlgar,
Percy
Hall
and
"Slip"
Madigan.
A
program
of
unusual
interest
will
he
offered
KfiO
radio
listen
ers
Thursday
evening,
Xovernber
20,
by
Ihe
Fiona
Hrothers
organi
zation
of
San
Francisco.
The
lealure
musical
novelty
of
the
evening
witl
be
a
radio
quartet
rehearsal
conducted
by
Carl
An
derson.
X.
L.
Hourgeault,
of
linos
Hros.,
will
give
some
interesting
sidelights
on
''Fitting
the
Heads
of
Ihe
Family."
In
the
Letter
Box
i
GOLD
AT
MASSETT
Kditor
Ilaily
News.
Prince
Hupert,
H.C.
Under
the
heading
"Massed
liold"
in
your
issue
of
November
7,
thero
is
a
letter
over
the
sig
nature
of
liichard
Evans,
may
I
congratulate
Mr.
Evan
on
putting
his
name
fo
it
but
why
did
he
not
do
so
when
he
sent
an
unsigned
communication
lo
your
paper
on
a
former
orcasiori.
Do
you
recall
Sir,
statement
printed
in
your
paper
a
few
months
aro
(hat
the
first
con
signment
of
gold
had
arrived
under
armed
guard
and
bad
been
hipped
out
of
Mussett,
j
cannot
find
my
copy
of
that
issue
and
therefore
cannot
quote
dale
or
exact
words.
You
will
be
sur
prised
to
hear
that
the
writer
of
the
letter
dated
Nov
6
claims
to
be
the
inventor
of
that
astounding
statement
and
now
he
says'
less
than
an
ounce
of
gold
wasre-
rovered
from
60
lo
100
Inns.
A
little
sum
for
a
mathematical
expert:
How
many
Ions
of
sand
would
have
to
be
concentrated
lo
require
the
services
of
an
armed
guard
nl
75
tons
to
the
0z.
The
above
extraordinary
un
truth
which
might
have
done
such
incalculable
harm
only
for
the
fuel
(hat
Hie
statement
wu
loo
apparently
eilher
a
poor
at
lempl
to
temporarily
raise
the
value
of
some
elaiui
Or
the
act
of
U
hunioflcf
humorist,
was
one
of
Ihe
many
reason.
for
Mm
formation
of
our
Association
The
same
of
a
similar
brain
might
formulate
a
less
crude
but
equally
unture
story
of
Craham
Island
gold
which
might
be
be
lieved
ami
cause
a
great
deal
of
harm
to
what
we
hope
Is
going
to
lie
a
sound
industry
in
IhU
neighborhood.
The
letter
of
Nov.
6,
from
ti
writer
with
such
a
record
for
inexactitudes
cuts
no
ice
and
can
do
no
harm.
J.
CECIL
S.
IH"
NX,
Sec.
Oraham
Island
Miners'
As
sociation.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
W.
W.
V.
llazlelt,
Toronto;
J.
A.
Smith,
J.
A.
W.
Hell,
M.
S.
llryan
and
II.
Caslillou,
Vancouver:
Dr.'
II.
R.
Mustard
and
S.
Ztilicb.
Ocean
Falls;
Mr.
Justice
Gregory.
Victoria;
Miss
S.
Cnd-manson,
Winnipeg;
J.
Mulr,
Klny
Island.
Central
C.
Fourchalk,
J.
Mulr,
fi.
Mil
Inr
and
J.
II.
Mayville,
Ocean
Falls';
Mrs.
Jack
Holmes,
Ceorpe
town.
INDIGESTION
relieved
in
two
minute.
with
JO-TO
Soaking
takes
the
place
of
rubbing
TUST
by
soaking
the
clothes
in
the
suds
.
J
of
this
new
soap.dirt
is
gently
loosened
and
dissolved.
Even
the
dirt
that
is
ground
in
at
neckbands
and
cuff-edges
yields
to
a
light
rubbing
with
dry
Rinso.
Not
a
thread
is
weakened.
The
mild
Rinso
suds
work
,
thoroughly
through
and
through
the
clothes
without
injury
to
a
single
fabric.
Rinso
is
made
by
the
makers
of
Lux.
For
the
family
wash
it
is
as
wonderful
as
Lux
is
for
fine
things.
All
grocers
and
department
stores
sell
Rinso.
LEVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED.
TORONTO
HE
SURE
FELT
MEAN
I
BUT
MENDED
HIS
WAYS;
maiJ
Said
a
well
known
local
Ihe
oilier
day
"Well.
Sir.
the
UieaneM
feeling
I
ever
tiad
coma
over
me
was
last
Christmas
morning.
I
had
passed
up
Ihe
Christmas
card
idea
entirely
ami
of
course
was
deluged
will,
all
sorts
of
lovely-
Christmas
greet-
ngs
from
relatives
and
old
friends.
And
there,
I
hadn't
sent
out
a
single
one.
I
thought
then
.
'
.
I
-
1.
II
everyone
nan
neen
iiKe
myser.
a
lot
of
real
joy
would
have
been
lost.
I
'determined
lo
see
that
nothing
of
the
sort
occurs
this
Christmas.
I
am
going
lo
dis-
ense
sunshine
on
the
"glad
morn"
as
well
as
receive
it."
Your
private
greeting
card-can
he
.selected
at
Hose,
Cowan
&
i.afla's,
Fourth
Sly
from
our
wide
range
at
moderate
'
cost,
'ami
cards
will
be
printed
on
day
of
oilier.
Phone
234.
y
Ltt
i
f
a'lkJkai
A
dash
of
Clark's
Tomato
Ketchup
on
fish,
chops,
or
omelets
brings
added
Cuada't
N.immI
Cvndiroeat
Sotd
mrfh
R-4-lt
a:el
Trader;
aMreiMtl
to
the
under-iwmi
and
t-noorkrd
rr
uie
"CuurtrnclKm
ind
I
qnptiin-nt
or
one
1
1
;
Forlj
foot
Motor
Lanftrti"
wttl
be
received
Bp
to
Noon,
November
iHUl,
14.
Plan..
tpecirirMton.
and
tarm
tot
tender
max
be
obtained
at
toe
iiMrrs
or
the
r.MH
Forenter,
Virtrla.
the
District
Forester.
Court
IIuum-.
Vantir,
wkI
lb"
DUtrtrt
Forester,
Prince
Hn4ert,
oo
dt
posr
or
I10.no
whleh
will
be
rernndet.
on
I
be
return
of
plans
and
sperirtratWm.
The
hTsreT
nr
any
tender
not
necea-larlly
ici-toted.
0.
B.
HADES,
ill
tVpiity
Mim.-ter
of
land
OVERWHELMING
MAJORITY
IN
SILENT
ELECTION,
Prince
Rupert
Women
Register
Interesting
Vote
to
Save
'
Monev
and
Lessen
Work
It
is
a
sign
of
the
times
that
woinen
should
demand
more
authority
in
their
homes.
Not
thai
Uiey
want
alt
their
own
way
but
that
when
comfort
and
economy
ar
at
stak
they
are
usually
better
judges
than
their
husbands.
j
"-They
are
at
home
all
day
and
know
more
about
the
things
that
!go
lo
TYiake
for
the
comfort
of
illio
home
than
the
husbands
who
'come
home
at
night
expecting
everything
to
be
just
so.
This
fs
why
so
many
Prince
Hupert
ladies
insist
on
saving
Xanaimo-
'
Wellington
coat.
They
have
made
a
study
of
coal
and
have
discov-
iered
that
Nanaimo-Wellington
is
far
superior
lo
its
competitors.
Very
little
lasts
a
long;
Mime.
If
drafts
are
shut
off
at
night
Ihe
fire
will
be
there
in
the
morning.
No
rock,
very
little
ash
and
no
slack
are,
oilier
inint
in
favor
of
Xanaimo-Wel-tinglon.
Tins
famous
coal
is
sold
only
by
Alherl
&
McCufTery.
They
have
their
own
team
and
trucks
and
assure
prompt,
service.
Order
d
rect
from
tbem
and
bo
sure
v..n
gel
I
lie
only
coat
Xanatino-YAeHmgron.
Their
phono
tiiltn-tiers
a
-e
110
and
504.
and
it
it
id
mild,
o
digestible
that
you
can
serve
if
in
score
of
tempting
nou
rishing
dishes
good
for
little
tolas.
Dr.
Cnite.
otd
food
sp-
ciauel
MfS
Thai
clwm
may
a-a
fivan
to
a
baby
(
a
rs.rand.h.D.
KrallCliMsa
caniaina
la
vilsniiMs
that
troduca
naauh
a4
grvwUk.
i
il
trait
NwLarsa
'
Cami
Ca.
Liautal
Ntatml
Sead
ns
Irta
raclaa
beak.
kilrnt
xcsr-t"
Sift