sM
October
7,
1021-
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
Rupert
Brand"
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
For
picnics,
choose
'Ilupert
Hraiid"
Salinon.
A
few
tins
In
llie
pantry
nre
always
handy.
Slock
a
supply
on
your
bout
that's
a
good
laca.
SOLD
-EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
THE
BETTER
CATCH
1
Prjnco
Rupert,
B.C.
"Was
Freed
of
Gall
Stones
And
Persistent
Backache"
Mr.
Alxnlcr
Bradley,
R.R.
No.
1,
Carp,
OnL,
write:
NEWBOX
man
w.i-
fishing
in
.
il
'
l.-.-IMlll).
H
.
ii.
.i
i
Ii.th
pike;
tin1
liu-y
lift.
He
uvi.vl-v
t...i77iM
itel.
7
a
oTafed
with
a'
.mlo-d
bin
wift
weigh
seven
.i
Im-muI)."
.v
V.
i-
Mm-
:iii'T
shi
i
.
cr
landed'
in
IIiIU,4IIiMtc
CATARRH
BLADDER
T;UC.
TV""-
lilt
V7
"I
suffered
from
gall
stones,
and
commenced
taking
Dr.
Chase's
Rjdney-Liver
Ptl-
1
feel
safe
in
saying
that
thete
pilli
completely
overcame
the
trouble,
at
it
ii
tome
year
tince
1
wi
afflicted
in
this
way,
and
I
have
not
suffered
from
gall
stones
or
even
backache
since.
I
have
alto
found
Dr.
Chate'i
Nerve
Food
excellent
for
heart
trouble
and
ihortnesi
of
breath.-
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills'
U
rut.
a
tt
of
Si
iM,
).dmjnon,
Ilsim
A
Ock,
lid..
Toronto
lie
sol:
"to
have
I;
weighs
ten
.i.oiiikI.
Nl
st
beauty
look
I
ike
you.
Come
home."
WOOL
PLENTIFUL
IN
AUSTRALIA
t
oil
m
...
Vy'
With
a
clip
estimated
at
8,150,-
ooo
bale
of
wool,
a
record
fig-
iurfi
Am
lo
an
excellent
aaon
i
the
Australian
Wuolarowera'
Council
and
the
National
Opunctl
Inf
W'ooUcIIiiik
Broker
of
'AU
iii.iliH
have
di-vl!
maii
"for
1..1....IKD
of
tin-
oroduct.
With
;
-..If.
held
in
Brisbane.
Sydney
Ucliiourne.
Adelaide
and
Perth
..
b
all
ended
by
purcb
r
i
rum
all
over
the
world,
II
l
ex
.-.(.il
that
S.ono.ofMi
bale
will
'
offered
by
Chriima
time
The
memy
von
MiJce
Crimean
Veteran
Praises
"
Fruit-a.tives
'
MAJOR
CEO.
WALKER
Major
George
Walker,
now
a
familiar
figure
in
Chatham,
Ontario,
is
one
of
the
men
who
went
through
the
terrible
Indian
Mutiny.
At
he
says:
"I
am
a
veteran
of
the
Crimean
War
and
the
Indian
Mutiny,
serving
under
Ixjrd
Kolrrts.
Fierce
hand-to-hand
fighting
and
continual
exposure
kit
me
a
great
tulTerer
from
Rheumatism,
so
much
so
that
my
leg
swelled
up,
making
it
im-
piMMble
lor
me
to
walk.
My
bowels
were
so
constipated
that
I
was
in
terrible
shape
until
I
began
to
use
'Fruit
-a-
livcs.'
tney
relieved
me
lm
oi
ine
Kheumatism
and
the
Constipation.
Today.
I
enjoy
perfect
health
no
more
And
in
another
letter,
written
De
cember
ltt,
1923
(eleven
yran
after),
Major
Walker
says:
"
rrurt--tivjs
are
keeping
me
in
the
best
of
health
and
I
shall
never
be
without
them."
"Fruit
a-tivrs
are
the
famous
Fruit
Treatment
intensified
fruit
juirr
combined
with
tonics
-that
make
you
writ
and
keep
vou
well.
2Sc
and
50c
at
all
dealers
or
from
Fruit-a-tivcs,
Limned,
Otuwa,
Ont.
RICH
CANADIAN
IS
SUSPECTED
Varrant
Delnn
Issued
for
Arrest
of
Bank
OfTiclol
and
3
acker
of
Rjm
Plot
NKW
YHK,
wl.
7
-
An
of-
er
of
a
Canadian
bank
may
be
irrenled
in
eoiineelloti
wi(h
a
urn
running
olot
which
it
I
be-
ivfd
ha
been
unearlbed
by
thf
I'nileri
Slate
authorities)
through
be
rapture
of
the
British
tani
r
Fwleriek
B.
on
Friday
lal.
The
federal
aulhoritkts
are
wailina
esl
radii
ion
papers
au
iiorixniK
the
arret
of
a
rich
:aiiadiun
u
n
ii
anted
and
Who
is
.lleuedly
the
barker
of
an
allea
d
uiumliiiK
ayndicaie
believed
o
be
operating
the
Frederick
B.
in
one
of
their
fleet
of
rum
ru
liter.
The
backer
of
the
scheme
al-Kgedly
fled
lo
Montreal
an
hour
efore
I
be
warrant
for
arrel
a
available.
isn't
half
so
important
as
the
money
you
save.
Millions
of
dollars
are
wasted
on
expensive,
indigestible
foods
foods
that
supply
no
nutriment
because
they
are
not
digested.
Shredded
Wheat
supplies
the
greatest
amount
of
nutriment
at
the
lowest
cost
and
with
the
least
tax
on
the
digestion.
Being
ready-cooked
it
saves
fuel,
saves
time,
saves
money.
Two
of
these
little
loaves
of
flavory
baked
whole
wheat
with
hot
milk
and
a
little
cream
make
a
perfect
meal.
It
is
the
most
food
for
the,
least
money.
The
Canadian
Shrwlded
Wheat
Company,
Ltd.
Nl.i.r
r.IU,
O.t.rU
.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
TBTtER
Local
and
Personal
m
I
bi
fitully
for
thrner.
i
Ilayns-i-f.
1
tiiJet
iaikOiB,
lliono
351
-
U.f
Undertakers,
l'lione
il.
TAXI
ami
Messenger
Service.
Phone
078.
At
-
Always
the
bent
"SI
PHF.M
1"'
i.uil'ri-
save
the
coupons.
If
I
....
.
Mi.
Alex
Hoy
Ik
Mailing
HhhI
'.ilifi
noun
on
tbe
l'inco--
Alice!
I
for
Victoria.
!
Mrs.
1'ield,
Art
Needlework.
Agent
for
real
silk
hosiery,
21
J
Second
Ave.
Phone
23.
tf
-
(SYHO
1JURD0WM
Cure
the
blues!
October
10
in
the
Auditor-.
ium.
Kverybody
welcome
i3D
-
Towing
aud
freighting.
Tug
LlWena,
5U
U.p.,
CupL
M.
Cliflpn,
Phone
Klue
IU.
Mglil
phone
2J.
If
Wanted
for
adoption
a
girl
.roni
12
to
14
ytiurs
of
age.
Parent'
refereneea
reijuirfNl.
Write
Ilox
208,
DaUJr
.ew.
288
-
Elka'
Ucme.
'Fhurwiay,
October
9.
Jauciiit,
0
lo
t.
Hesl
floor
in
town.
Weatlioline
Orchestra.
Hefrisbuients
&Uc.
238
Annual
tueeUn?
of
the
Haikcl-
liull
AnKocialion
in
the
l.ounnl
i.hajiiber,
ThuMday,
Oetobor
U.
ill
8
p.m.
KverybotJi'
welcome.
.
"
238
Mr.
and
V
ra.
IL
O.
l-:rickon
of
h
w.irl
arrived
in
Ux
city
from
I
be
north
at
tbe
nd
of
tbe
wim
and
left
on
laai
night's
train
bound
for
Vancouver
vfa
Jasper.
A.
M.
Hipp.
uianinflC.
of
Bal
moral
Cannery.
i
aafmt
till
afternoon
on
I
hi
fttflena
for
Vancouver
where
e
-will
join
Tommy
Itynn.
rharfrd
M
the
elly
itoiicp
court
thitufnioftiin
with
iiiloxic-atioii
fafledao
put
ia
an
BiiuearasMei
muti
Ji.
bail
uf
lolallinu
l,8d.ir
ami
includ
ing
various
cjvit
payroll
were
naumtl
for
payment
.at
iai
night's
council
rrvertiti.
sa!wmrer
booked
to
fail
for
Vancouver
on
Ibe
Princess
Alice
I
hi
afternoon
include
Mrn.
(I.
(loldiioii,
Mr.
and
Mr.
T.
Andrew,
Mm.
Bohlen,
J.
Smith,
K.
0.
NeviMon
and
Mr.
J.
lla-lelt.
Mr
Jamen
Haletl.
who
lia-
,htn
viilinv
in
the
elly
with
ber
daughter,
if
Us
Ted
HaMeli
of
tbo
government
agent.
lan.
la
aailinc
I
hi
afternoon
on
I
he
Princess
Alice
for
Vancouver.
On
request
of
Aid.
Collar),
the
itv
council
decided
last
nigbl
lo
call
for
tender
for
the
supply
of
t3
lone
of
coal
lo
the
city
ball.
The
order
i
made
neces-
haiirjr
throuah
Ihc
delay
iu
instal
ling.
Ibe
oil
burning.
equituenl.
;
Hva
ou
Men
llrallalnly
bind
painted
ohlmi
ill
11.
II.
IfiuitititiKM-'
-vpthdow?
211
"'
Mr.
and
Mr.
T.
Andrew
are
taJlinfr
for
Victoria
on
llie
I'rin-ea
Allre
tlii
aflernton.
They
will
be
accompanied
by
Mrs.
An-
ilre-V
iter,
Mr.,
lioblcon,
who
nt
rclurninjf
to
Ihe
Oht
(uuniry
aflar
havtnsr
ient
bpme
time
visilhig
hre.
Hev.
J.
J.
Smilbsou
lefl
on
last
night'
train
fur
Munifoha
lo
lake
oor
a
churcltbelween
Winnipeg
and
Itramlon
lo
which
be
ha
been
transferred
in
Ihe
llnptisl
minislry.
Mr.
Sinifli-on
and
family
will
follow
him
in
n
week
or
two.
Hev,.
0.
(1.
Mc-Ooiiald
of
Vancouver
is
e.xpecled
in
the
t
ilv
on
Sut
uitliiy
to
lake
i-in
rwo
of
Hie
local
church
until
a
iieriiiaiienl
Hiiccessof
to
Mr.
Siniilisoii
is
appontled.
ANNOUNCEIVIENTS
.
Ye
have
used
Zam-Buk
Cwith
remarkable
success
new?,
Que
--ar
v
If
you
suffer
r.
or
blotchy,
from
dry
or
weepng
eczema,
tall
rheum,
psorianit.
impeligo,
pimples,
scalp
trouble,
hoi
s,
abscew.
ulcers
or
piles,
yon
will
find
Zun-Buk
quickly
toothing
and
beal
n.
AIo
inraluable
for
cuts,
bra
set,
bo'ns.
scalds,
etc.
l
.or
('I
hoi
rf
Z.hi
Bak
fron
fOu
CftVf
to.f
n4
hep
slwart
s.odr.
USEFUL
SAMPLE
LE
Sent
Free
ni
Pot
...a.,
mi
p.nuMI
la
Z
Co..
Dusoat
St..
Toronto
itla.
BOxTl
:-Pi4
to
tnr
I
:.m-Buk
Ml.
I
Minn
Mav
Wall
of
Oltawa.
who
ba
been
violin?
al
Anyox
with
her
niece,
Mr.
Or.
Lvaruyd,
ar
rieJ
iu
the
city
ou
.Salurda;
tram
Uie
north
on
the
I'rince
John
ami
left
by
last
uiuht
train
'for
the
lva.t.
A
letter
from
Ihe
Japanesi
consul
al
Vancouver
olliciall)
xnressiiis
attiirecialion
for
the
sslai!C4-
thai
had
been
rentier
?d
by
Ibe
city
in
connection
will
eurthauake
rvlicf
last
suminei
was
received
and
filed
by
the
cit
council
lut
night.
4
""The
Canadian
Fish
&
Col
Storage
Co.'s
fishing
boat
(Iriei
Stanell
was
taken
on
Ihe
pon-
loons
at
lh
dry
dock
I
hi
morn
inc
for
examination
by
the
uu
iterwrilers
following
an
accident
when
the
vessel
ran
on
to
a
scow.
A
.C.
Sinclair
of
Victoria
ap
nlied
lo
the
oily
council
la
night
foV
a
surplus
of
71
whirl
he
claims
is
coming
lo
him
fron
lot
30.
block
2D.
."eel
ion
5
rc
ceiving
that
much
over
the
upsel
uriee
at
lax
sale.
The
mallei
was
referred
lo
Ihe
finance
com
mittee
with
power
to
act.
(ieorae
Hone,
city
auditor,
re
ported
at
last
night's
council
meelintr
llial
he
had
been
able
lo
complete
bis
work
on
the
city
books
uu
to
dulv
31
and
had
found
everything
correct,
in
or
der
alid
up-to-date.
Aid.
Collar!
was
of
the
opinion
that
the
rc
port
reflected
credit
upon
l).
Mathesou.
city
treasurer.
Under
the.
auspices
of
the
Cor
ner
Club.
Fred
Slork,
M.l'.
de
livered
an
illuslraled
lecture
last
night
before
a
good
crowd
in
the
llanlisl
Church
on
Wembley.
London
and
various
F.uropean
points.
H.
Howard,
president
of
Club,
was
chairman
and
the
pic
tures
were
projected
by
l
H.
Lituey.
A1J.
Perry,
chairman
of
the
Hoard
of
Works,
reported
at
last
nishl's
council
on
Hie
building
bylaw
which
was
lo
have
come
before
Iho
council
ere
Ihis
for
revision.
The
cilv
engineer,
he
.aid.
on
aeeounl
of
the
press
ot
street
construction
work
hud
been
unable
to
attend
to
the
mailer
and
lie
asked
thai
il
be
laid
over
for
another
mouth
when
oulside
work
will
not
be
u
heavy.
This
was
agreed
lo
and
il
was
also
decided
lo
refer
the
bvlaw
to
the
building
committee'
of
which
Aid.
Casey
is
chairman.
BIRTHS
A
daughter
was
born
at
the
Prince
Iluperl
(Seneral
Hospital
llosp,i,d
Annual
Hall.
Oct
31.
t4"1
"'"'r
7
to
Mr.
I.n'hern
Haiaar,
Heceinber
2.
Mee?ipn!a
Hiill.
inn
li'.X.-'i
(ill
t',luiti
r
I.O.D.l'..
1'
,1
sal,'
ticlnber
ll.
s.r
I
and
Mrs.
Anion
Viek
of
I'orl
Ksinr;lon,
A
son
wn
'born
at
the
I'rince
Hunerl
(Seneral
llospilal
ou
Oct
7
lo
t'.apl.
ami
Mr.
Oavid
Ilea
of
ii,.i-
Hie
Salvation
Ahuy.
I'rince
Hit
WHEN
I
happened
an
injury
to
my
left
foot,"
savs
Mr.
Edward
Whiteman,
of
463,
Notre
Dame
St..Lachine.
Que.,
"it
was
painful
enough,
but
didn't
seem
to
call
for
special
attention.
A
few
days
later,
however,
trouble
began
which
I
tried
to
check
with
poultices.
But
the
sore
got
worse,
the
tendons
became
alfected,
and
I
could
scarcely
move
aboit.
"PAIN
&
INFLAMMATION
WAS
DREADFUL
until
I
was
persuaded
to
put
Zam-Buk
on
to
the
foot
I
renewed
the
dressings
at
regular
intervals,
and
gave
the
treatment
every
chance
by
resting
the
foot
as
much
as
I
could.
Zam-Buk
drew
soreness
and
impurity
out
of
the
wound
in
a
surprising
way
and
caused
inflammation
to
quickly
disappear.
As
a
result,
the
foot
went
on
steadily
mending
until
perfectly
healed.
"IN
MY
WIFE'S
CASE
fiSpSS
wound
that
wouldn't
heal.
So
without
telling
the
doctor
she
set
her
mind
upon
Zam-Buk.
Sure
enough,
healing
commenced
soon
after
the
b3lm
was
applied.
Within
a
few
days
my
wife
could
wear
a
shoe
and
the
foot
was
soon
made
sound
and
strong
again.
In
future
we
shall
always
keep
Zam-Buk
in
the
house.
It
really
is
wonderful."
Tim
an
ik.
fiomrita
tiapia
tkio-esnadt.
Is
mads
from
purs.
d
eastlj
medicinal
herbs.
l:
laothlnf,
h:alinf
and
astis-pt
e
virtues
are
ntr
fcs-ns"
in
e-rdinaj
eislmants.
Zam-uk
It
5Cc
b,
J
for
11.23.
Zam-BskMsdieinaltoap
He.
the.
ease.
01
dialers
everywhere.
(iVHO
iaxck:
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DAHN
N.i
sialimg!
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s
Jaw
Orchestra:
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10,
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OCTOBER
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Writing
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size,
ruled
or
plain,
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while
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paper,
and
'2b
Knvelopes
to
match.
25c
One
Pound
Package
Hood
tjuaL.v
Llueit
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Note-
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and
25
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lo
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etc.
FALL
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Prince
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S.S.
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all
ports
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CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
12.00
mid
night
Oct.
18th,
.Nov.
1st,
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SUNDAY.
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Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
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SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Foundirs,
woodworkers,
tic.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F