PAUJJ
TWO.
"FRulH-TIVES"
ENDED
THREE
YEARS
OF
HEADACHES
A
FIRM
FRIEND
OF
THE
FAMOUS
FRUIT
MEDICINE
VALIQUETTE-
Nervous
Dyspepsia'
completely
relieved
Althoush
"Fralt-a-tiTM"
hare
ieen
before
tho
people
of
Canada
for
nearly
a
quartf?
of
.a
century,
their
marvellous
success
in
over-coming
disease
Is
nothing
sliort
of
a
miracle
to
tWse
bo
try
them
for
the
first
time.
.nl
these
grateful
people
are
prouil
and
happy
to
tell
what
this
fruit
medicine
lias
done
for
them.
Mrs.
Honor
Valiquette,
llSlXotreDame
Street
West,
Moutreal,
writes,
"1
wish
I
rould
tell
crery
sufferer
in
he
world
what
"Fruil-a-tives"
hate
done
for
me.
For
three
years,
I
was
troubled
with'
Had
Headaches,
JCerTOus
Dyspepsia
and
Liver
Improved
and
now,
thanks
to
these
wonderful
fruit
tablets,
I
am
once
more
entirely
-well".
"Fruit
a-tives"
perform
such
marvel
because
they
are
entirely
different
from
any
other
medicine
iu
the
world;
Ijring
the
concent
rated
and
Intensified
juices
of
apples,
oranjes,
lies
aud
prunes
combined
with
tonics.
They
have,
proved
their
marvellous
value
in
all
rases
of
Stomach,
Liver,,
Kidney
and
SUin
Trouble.
Try
them.
2.1e.
and
K)c.
a
box
at
all
dealers
or
from
Kruit-a-tivts
Limited,
Ottawa,
Out.
The
Daily
News
IMUNCE
HUPKUT
-
MUTlSli
C0I.U.MHIA.
Published
Every
Aflernnon.
exespt
Sunday,
the
I'rince
llnperf
Daily
News.
Limiled.
Third
Avenue.
II,
F.
PULLKX,
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
UAII.Y
ED1TIOW
once
(lie
grain
mils
westward
to
this
irl.
Saturday,
March
13.
1924.
Let
Economy
Be
.
Tempered
With
Reason.
.
Keonomy
is
one
of
lite
pressing
needs
of
the
day.
Wc
all
nre
agreed
that
we
have
been
spendthrifts.
There
has
been
n
tendency
to
dissipate
our
resources
and
to
go
beyond
the
limits
of
.safely.
The
excuse
is
that
the
conditions
in
the'
country
wrre
such
as
lo
deniand
extreme
action.
It
is
useless
to
look
back
jind
blame
Mr.
Borden
or
.Mr.
Meighcu
for
throwing
nw-ay
mil-.Jious
of
the
people's
money.
The
war
couditions'
demanded
thnt
jjniich
money
be
spenl.
Perhaps
ihey
somefimes
spent
foolishly,
Juil
so
did
authorities
elsewhere
tinder
simifar
condition-.
11
i
difficult
lo
judge
action
taken
under
the
stress
of
war
and
disturbed
social
conditions
by
the
calmer
standards
of
today
and
sit
will
be
difficult
lo
judge
whal
is
dune
today
by
the
even
mora
jseitiea
conditions
which
are
expected
lo
gradually
develop
in
the
i'ouulry.
We
niusl
ad
in
the
present
according
to
demands
or
Jhe
day
and
Hit'
outlook
for
Hie
future.
Immigration
Js
Commencing.
vv'ni.
11.
.
...
.
.
-KLlM
FCWDTRCD
wttOU
MAX
Sold
by
RUPERT
TABLE
SUPPLY
CO.
HOSPITAL
BYLAWS
Suggestion
Made
at
Board
Meet
Ing
Last
Night
That
Extraordinary
'
General
Meeting
be
Held
The
ralliiix
uf
nn
exlraorditi-ary
peneral
nicotinic
of
the
I'rince
lluperl
Oeneral
Hospital
Assncia-liim
wilh
in
tin'
next
month
In
consider
llic
ul
nalulily
of
making
certain
changes
in
the
bylaws
of.
Hip
nosiicinliiin
was
slijr-peslcd
hy
S.
K.
Campbell
a
I
Iho
resular
monthly
mcclliu;
of
I
he
hoard
last
iiIkIiI.
The
two
point
which
il
is
proposed
to
hriiifrVp
are
reconimeni
datious
that
llie
yearly
nienvher-hio
foi
lie
reduced
from
5.00
tit
SPLENDID
WORK
OF
HOSPITAL
LADIES
Supplying
Institution
With
Linen
and
Assisting
Materially
In
Furnishing
of
Home
Thai
Iho
Ladies'
Auxiliary
of
Iho
hospilal
is
doing
valuable
work
was
indicated
in
a
report
given
hy
Mrs.
"W.
It.
Morrissey
at
last
nlghl's
hoard
meet
ing
to
Iho
offoei
thai
supply
of
linen
xvas
about
to
ho
made
a
a
result
of
funds
raied
al
a
rocVnt
ron-
corl
and
Hint
M0
had
been
ex.
pointed
for
ciirlabis.
chairs
and
tables
for
Iho
N'urses'
Homo.
.
Provident
Mrllae
spoke
appror
eiatively
of
iho
a.silance
being
......
......
,e.
..,1
in-
iMin-usr
ami
iiM-iy
10
ie
given
by
Iho
Ladies'
Auxiliary
ii-rrpn.'il
r.'1.tni.
in
.li..-.l.it.ri..il
l.
...
.....
'u
.
I
c.
:.
,',"
,
,
,
-"r'"
'0
iiiniioK
'.
11
woiiiu.
secretary
Hirch
handed
over
q
""'Hsu
ui
iniji
uiivii
ii(iiii
aim
say
we
woiuo
spein
no
money.
N'e
musl
keep
pace
with
the
growing
demands
f
iho
timvs
or
ve
shall
drop
behind.
People
are
demanding
that
provision
be
made
for
settlers.
There
is
a
demand
for
reasonable
facilities
for
development
and
a
stop
must
be
put
lo
the
agitation
of
ex-Jremisls
xvh
would
hold
back
on
everything.
It
is
foolish
to
be
extreme
because
from
extremes
there
is
always
a
reaction
foul
iu
(bat
reaction
people
go
to
extremes
in
the
opposite
direc-jion.
Let
us
practice
economy
individually,
provincially
and
nationally,
lint
Io
not
lei
the
scaremongers
Warp
our
viewpoint.
We
must
look
forward
with
faith
in
the
future
and
if
we
have
that
faith
we
thall
not
be
afraid
to
spend
a
dollar
sometimes
in
legitimate
development
enterprises.
NURSE
Will
SAY'f
KLIM
Whole
Milk
(fn
the
brown
1V
and
yel
low
tin)
fully
meets
the
exacting
requirements
of
both
ours
and
doctor.
They
know
that
It
1
made
from
the
finest
fresh
milk
and
that
only
the
water
Is
removed.
Kllm
Is
more
digestible
than
liquid
milk
because
of
the
tender
curd
nnd
smaller
division
of
the
butterfat
Slobulet.
.'.iat.
,,..W,,J'
the
'
Kllm
Whole
Milk
for
baby
feeding
it
being
Increasingly
recommended
by
specialists.
CANADIAN
MILK
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
MONTREAL
TORONTO
WINNIPEG
lis!
of
maintenance
roipiiromenls
with
which
the
Auxiliary
might
assisl.
STEWART
A
rnnlract
for
I
in
moml
drilling
on
the
Indian
mine
has'
been
let
to
Hoylo
Bros.
A
complete
examination
of
the
properly
was
made
hy
Angus
Ibivjs,
M.K.
ro-.
rently
and
ho
expressed
satisfaction
with
tho
showings.
A
method
for
conrenlrallnn
of
the
ores
is
now
being
worked
nut.
4.
-
The
I.akoviow.
properly
on
ilaeier
Creek
Iu
Iho
Hear
niver
ivalley
has
been
bonded
Ifi
Vic
toria
inlorosla.
Tho
mine
is
owned
by
.lames
McKay
and
Charles
llihcau.
Mrs.
.1.
S.
Slickney
has
gone
lo
I'rince
Hiioorl
and
Ynrwoovne
ISho
plans
on
starting
h
ladyware
si
ore
tiero.
4.
-
A
seini-diesel
engine
and
compressor
hvo
arrived
for
the
lliverside
mine
and
are
now
being
installed
on
Iho
properly.
STOMACH
SUFFERING
disappears
as
If
by
magic
when
Jo-To
Is
Used,
(la
pah,,
acid
slnmnch,
sour
stomach,
burning
and
all
afler-eallng
dislross
relieved
III
two
mlnnle
All
liMitr
'Htores.
'
It
the
iiienihersliin
nilehl
bo
irreiillvl
r
TIIR
DAILY
NEWS.
Salt
rday.
.Mhi
pI,
;
-
The
Man
in
the
Moon
MAY
BE
ALTERED
I
j
SAYSi-
AhYK'.K
to
operators
of
nudor-boats:
Keep
your
halHrieS
charged.
i
--
AllVK'H
to
everybody
eUe;
Keep
your
hallerfes
idiiinred.
-
-
V
-
niM'tlimiMTY
knock
nnro
lull
onie
people
are
always
fciiockinjr.
V
SO.MK
people
would
never
hear
opportunity
if
he
were
lo
break
in
the
lMir,
yefl,
hullo!
ami
throw
li
lioiuli
at
(he
occupant's
heail.
s?2JiO
ami
thai
doctors
ho
allow-t
recall
where,
whey,
how
aid
:nl
lo
become
ollnjr
mcjnhcr.
nfiwny
you
raujMii
me
nmi
lyifii
Trouble.
Then,
I
commenced
taking
J(he
hoard.
Mr.
iJainpbell
Tell
lhal!irw
have.
"L'r,,
'Krult-a-tives".
I..
Very
..,,.
condition
.l::
'..
,
.
.
....
..I
soon
my
A
tiOOli
ineniory
lol
j
Iryins
(increased
ami
a
more
general
in-1
HY
Iho
by.
did
yon
eer
hour
if
teresl
laken
in
hopilnl
affalrs.u
sreal
man
Killing
asjrjde
a
if
the
fee
wax
reduced,
lie
alojronco.
He
may
hac
'heoirMhero
'fell
Hint
Iho
hoard
should
have
hut
I
h.-l
ho
Is'nevrr
remembered
!lb
npporlunily
of
enlisting
lhr
on
thai
account;
aluahlo
services
of
uioilical
inenj
in
its
deliberations
hy
having'
I
hem
ns
iliroclors.
President
Mcltae
approved
iho
snjrpesllon.
NURSES'
HOME
TO
I
BE
OPENED
SOON
Good
Progress
Being
Mad
Construction
Beautifying
of
Grounds
Discussed
on
'llio
formal
opening
of
tho
now
Xures"
Homo
will
lake
placo
on
(March
27
according
lo
present
,
New
Phase
Of
plant,
s.
K.
Campbell,
chairman
'levator
Case.
f
Iho
nurse'
homo
committee.
There
is
u
now
pltac
t
The
grain
elevator
argument,
reported
to
tho
hospital
hoard
JSniiihers
Huurd
of
Trade
declares
thai
the
placing
of
grain
hiii-
last
night.
Kxrellent
progress
i
ping
facilities
here
would
have
the
effect
of
developing
the
being
made
on
third
floor
work
tHiilklcy
and
other
interior
valleys
as
grain
growing
dislricl
und
ami
the
building
should
he
rutins
would
mean
the
clearin-'
up
of
more
land
and
the
advent
of
liroly
completed
hy
thai
I
into,
more
settlers
in
the
valleys
or
the
interior.
Oars
of
grain
have!
Mackay
said
it
was
iho
Veil
shipVed
from
the
Bulkley
at
various
times
hut
the
market'"1''"1""'"
of
tho.
grounds
coin-is
so
far
away
aud
the
difficulties
of
handling
so
great
that
fnr-i'n'Hoo.
of
which
ho
was
chair-niers
have,
not
been
enrouraged
to
develop
this
lintnch
of
their!nan.
'
do
work
that
would
business.
Smilhers
has
added
a
new
argument
to
those
alreadv
make
the
exterior
surrounding's
extant
in
favor
of
a
grain
elevator
and
oilier
facilities
at
thi
harmonize
with
Iho
beautiful
in-jmrL
torior.
He
suggosloil
tho
ntaking
of
a
semi-circular
driveway
to
Cars
Returning
the
main
entrance
and
Iho
dump-
Carry
Ties.
...
.
jnfr
of
ashesi
o
as
to
ovejitually
T
The
annual
ctltling
of
Railway
ties
011
this
section
of
the
provide
a
tennis
court.
V.
C.
:nnnilt6nNatidifnl
'Hallwav
iinivides
nfKtod
dirt
of
aMunr.u,II,MJ..uA'RC'tcUsUi
.
!..!-i.f
Vjt
J
rt.
.t
J
-,..,
..A.i'j
..
n.
ti...
.
.
.
tnirrl.i'l.-A.iinfrrx.i
-
-W'
..J-'
(irrigjii
1
or
1
ne
tart
uiai
wmiiii
nruir
me
.
-grain
.
io
inis
prt
ii'";e
i""1""'.
.'u.jinr.aj
ryj
there
were
an
elevator
erected
here.
That
i
one
oT
the
desirable;'"""
,na'
ro""1
"'
taken
things
in
developing
railway
haulage.
Just
now
cars
have
to
Pan"
"f
atl'r
approach
had
rome
west
empty
lo
felrh
the
ties.
All
this
will
be
rhnnged
'"''"
settled
iiK)n.
WHAT
n
rilyXiiiHii
likes
Is
,po-
HtTir
lo
tho
rotmlry
and
whal
a
of
country
man
like
I
pointt
10
ilhe
rily.
AXYOXK
starling
n
now
di-Ileal
parly
is
lierehy
ndvisejl
never
to
put
up
a
bluff
thai
can
be
Called.
Xo
only
do
you
lose
but
you
fool
cheap
when
you
fall
lo
make
good,
nnd
then
you
look
ch
'ap
ntnl
everybody
knows
you
arV
rheni.
OXK
does
md
womler
al
some
of
IhesO
women
who
go
into
publlr
life.
They
have-
In
do
something
to
get
away
from
themselves.
THK
lliinl
finsor
of
a-
girl's
left
hand
is
a
pretty
good
in
dicatinn
of
a
girl's
oullook
upon
I
if..
HK
sure
yo'tiro
righl
then
slop
on
tlie
fas
nnd
nons
itie
Horn
Jako
says
Hial's
all
Tight
if
you'n
sincle
hilt
if
you
nro
mar
rie.1
you
don'l
Vimw
thai
you
are
right.
IlKIXO
aked
if
horseback
rid-
'ng
did
no!
she
bun
a
headache
tho
polite
man
replied
"Kinphnt
iraiiy
no.
madam.
jnt
llie
ro
vorso.
And
sine
lhal
Hino
the
lady
has
been
wondering
what
ho
meant.
OTTAWA
is
a
long
way
front
Hull.
It
Is
necessary
lo
cross
Iho
river
16
ge.1
there.
Hence
the
loneliness
of
Iho
Ollnwn
pen
pi"
sometimes.
OXK
of
these,
lonely
sldoks
broke
into
verso
recently
and
Mils
is
what
he
produced:
I
waul
a
pal
for
a
dusty
(rail
Thai
winds
through
the
rolling
Wesl.
A
boh-hairod
pal
with
a
hearly
hail.
To
join
a
vagabond'
ipiesl.
A
pal
who
can
feel
the
old
odd
Ihrill
Thai
comrades
only
can
know.
Who'll
hold
my
hand
011
a
wind
swept
vhill,
hen
Iho
washeiUoul
stars
hang
low;
Who
sing
with
inn
when
Iho
moon
rides
lilgir
A
drowsy
old
gipsy
song,
And
say
ginnl-night
as
(ho
coyo
los
cry
-
Willi
a
kiss
Dial's
warm
and
long.
OH
what
n
joyous
found
II
is
W
hen
n
boy
'first
learns
lo
drive
Tm
f.ir.;
Hut
lis
nothing
compared
wild
I
Iho
sweet
Mpn,
puL"
Thai
is
heard
In,
the
spring
by
Iho
mulorhoat
mil.
FATH
nf
speakers
All
remind
Us
,
W
should
make
our
Speeches
brief,
And
when
iiiing
Leave
behind
uh
An
audience
that's
Filled
Willi
g-rief.
WIIKX
nn
tnsiirunro
man
mar-
.jiinmtj-i
Um
CrKnl
!hl
la.lh
at
'hro4gheullhnlit
Knlh
cl
in
Tlln(UndlTiinlh.k4S
imrottikU.
CKnl
Grind
lvalue.
MMONBS
CANtM
1IW
Ml
tiHwilt
MBHim
(.Jtks.t
l.
MlCr
LuctlMU
CmtCil
a.n
t.i
Ten
Years
Ago
in
rilnca
Kuprt
j
...
,
Iteorge
Friill
comes
bar
.rom
n
trip
lo
Iho
Bulkley
Valley
a
most
oulhtisiiislic
boomer
for
lhal
sr-
Ion
nf
the
country.
Ho
says
thai
it
cannot
bo
properly
setm
from
the
railway
and
lhal
many
fine
ranches
ami
promising
mining
properties
lie
bark
within
a
short
distance,
lie
predicts
that
the
valley
will
bn
supplying
I'rince
Itupert
wilh
moat
ami
all
farm
produce,
at
no
far
distant
dale.
Tho
conned
ing
point
on
Mm
western
seel
ion
of
llie
ft
T
l.
will
be
reached
in
Ion
days,
W.
13.
('..
Mohan,
general
superln-
leniienl,
announces.
Only
four-
NO
MORE
WEAK
AND
DIZZY
SPELLS
Since
She
Used
MILBURN'S
HEART
AND
NERVE
PILLS
Mill
Rrrlti
ClMrrrll.
Ilecln.
Si-
wrllfl:
"I
lute
Irait
I
lot
or
troubla
Ulrly,
lili
what
ilmuilit
wn
hnirt
IrmiMc.
mil
iflr
ny
uuunuit.
leUuii
iwiyi
rrn
lies.
My
(liMtiir
iu!iriffl
t
riminlri
l-c.t
mil
rlitiiK,
but
till
I
wm
tiiialiln
14
uka.
I
Imh'iiik
iniriYiitM
in
Mlllitirn'
lli-irl
ml
rve
I'IIIa,
if
1
nurlril
Uklur
Uwin.
have
I111W
llklll
Ihrm
litilr
n1
am
miirl'i
Iniprnveil
I
ran
to
alxibt
my
daily
worn
uMimiii
rninr
my
ifir
ill
errrcti,
r.il
have
lint
tiail
inv
ih
Mtir
01111
tor
siiiiio
tirrte.
Vrnir
iiwdtetiw
In
d.MM!
nm'
niif
ItihmI
tlian
anjllilur
h
ever
taken,
ami
I
mil
gladly
rrrcmiiiwiil
Ml
1111
ni-
Heart
and
.Hrrve
rilli
10
my
wiiman
lio
I
wn
md
rim
ilnnrt."
Mii
W!
it
Imh
at
all
doners;
.r
imiiK-d
-dinri
mi
rii,i
of
prim
liy
Thm
1.
Miinurn
to,
uniiied,
Toronto,
Ont,
1.1
Health
A
Live
Subject
At
Afternoon
Teas
'IT
is
under
such
circumstances
that
Mjicri-I
encts
an?
exchanged
and
women
tf
II
one
X
another
what
treatments
have
been
of
most
benefit
to
them.
It
is
a
pretty
safe
tfuess
that
in
these
tete-a-tetea
no
melicine
is
no
frequently
mentioned
as
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
anl
there
is
a
ver'
Kod
reason
why.
Any
physician
will
tell
you
that
most
of
the
ailments
which
most
bother
women
are
are
due
to
lowered
vitality.
In
these
days
of
surgical
tpccialUUi
the
operation
is
too
frequently
the
first
thing
recommended
whereas
in
many
cases
restored
vitality
would
enable
nature
to
restore
the
natural
functions
to
the
deranged
organs.
lowered
vitality
may
come
from
the
strain
of
irregular
hours,
loss
of
rest
and
Bleep,
too
much
excitement
or
'worry.
'it
may
also,
result
from
lack
of
proper
nourishment,
from
overeating
or
from
sedentary
habits.
When
vitality
runs
low
there
is
no
end
to
the
troubles
that
may
arise
and
you
are
an
rio
h'e
looks
tils
fm
nis
wife
over
and
considers
whet
tier
li.'
is
a
good
risk
or
not.
.
-
-
THK
more
corrupt
the
Male
Iho
more
numerous
the
Iaw,
I
I.IKK
those
sort
of
people
who
the
yon
everything
there
Is
in
Iho
well
except
Iho
water.
YOU
have
heanl
b1muI
lhal
tenant
who
when
his
landlord
said
ho
would
forgot
half
Iho
rent,
replied
lhal
ho
would
gladly
forgel
Iho
other
half.
And
'bus
they
sell
led
lb
difllciilly.
easy
prey
to
colds,
pneumonia
and
all
sorts
of
germ
diaeaM-s.
Restorative
treatment
is
demandwl
and
because
Dr.
Clia-se's
Nerve
Food
has
proven
to
be
the
greatest
of
restorative
of
the
blor.i
and
nerve
force
is
why
it
is
so
grwiUy
appreciated
by
women
everywhere.
At
tliis
season
of
the
year
particularly,
almost
everybody
is
in
need
of
such
asm,
ance
as
is
found
In
Dr.
Cha.ses
Nerve
Food,
Put
this
popular
restorative
to
the
itU
when
you
find
yourxelf
nervous,
irritable
and
sleepless
or
nifTer
from
indijesf
.on,
headaches
or
tired,
depressed
feelings.
You
will
soon
be
convinced
of
its
merits
and
will
realize
then
why
so
many
thousands
of
women
find
a
joy
in
telling
their
friends
of
benefit
received.
You
will
notice
that
while
the
price
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
has
been
increased
to
GOc.
the
box
now
contains
GO
pilU
uUtd
of
r)
as
formerly.
.
likewise
Dr.
Cha-se's
Kidney-Iivrr
IIX
are
35c
a
box
of
35
pills,
instead
of
25r.'far
25
pills.
Hdnutuon,
liaU
&
Co.,
lx
Toronto.
teen
mile
of
steel
remains
lo
be
laid.
William
Manson.
M.l'.l'.
ml.
drossoil
11
lUniservallve
smoker
lnt
uiyht
giving
an
arrount
of
his
stewardship
al
the
recent
session
of
tho
Ifglnlaliire.
-
-Tom
Slovvarl.
formerly
of
I'rince
Itnperl,
u
to
tnnnago
11
ri-opeCHlive
store
which
U.
owing
started
In
'IVrraro.
A
l'.anad';i:
order-in-roiinril
iWbarniig
nil
lal
1
-ileus
Iroui
Uhile-I
si.
1
I
British
Coumbt
I,..-
a
similar
wnlr
1
illio
Dili
I
e.1
Hlaie-dalrer
from
Bn'
-
'enleritiK
UtiUct
M
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1
or
uninns
iii-j
inn'
llioir
Hskrl.
Work
on
ti
redi
tat
OllNn
ha
".
proposed
lo
give
11
jfn.i
iliirieen
m-ttilf
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s
nl
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