PAWS
TWO.
THR
DAILY
ISBTNVft.
"Was
Freed
of
Gall
Stones
And
Persistent
Backache'9
Mr.
Alexander
Bradley,
R.R.
No.
1,
Carp,
Ont,
writes:
Should
Cut
Long
NEWBOX
maIJ.Y
KDITION-
"I
suffered
from
gall
stone,
and
commenced,
taking
Dr.
Chase'
Kidney-Liver
Pills.
1
feel
safe
in
saying
that
these
pillf
completely
overcame
the
trouble,
at
it
if
tome
years
since
I
was
afflicted
in
this
way,
and
I
have
not
suffered
from
gall
stones
or
even
backache
since.
1
have
also
found
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
excellent
for
heart
trouble
and
shortness,
of
breath.'
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
S5
rto.
a
lxtx
of
S3
pill,
ttlmanson.
Bate
&
Co.,
lid..
Toronto
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Saturday.
May
17,
1024.
Drawn
Out
Sessions.
The
long
drawn
out
budget
debate
at
Ottawa
ended
just
the
way
it
was
expected
with
n
large
majority
in
the
favor
of
the
government.
Admitted
to
lie
hue
of
the
best
budgets
that
lias
been
brought
down
in
many
years,
it
received
the
support
of
the
Progressives
and
the
ilm-iou,
otherwise,
was
along
political
lines
witli
Ilie
exception
of
the
three
Liberals
who,
through
reasons
of
particular
location
or
opinion,
opposed
it;
The
debate
was
more
lengthy
than
was
expected
or
necessary.
The
Jnulget
debate,
like
ihnt.un,
the
fiddrc.
from
the
throne,
opportunity
to
waste
lime-
especially
when
it
costs
the
country
so
much
to
conduct
the
parliament
day
in
and
day
out.
The
session
is
now
becoming
wearisome
lo
the
members
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
necessary
business
remaining
will
lie
speeded
riband
prorogation
tak.en
al
Ilie
earliest
possiMe
dale.
Election
Air
In
North
Is
Clearing.
The
election
air
is
clenrin?
in.
the
north
though
there
are
BUILDS
STURDY
BABES
'
bbhChi
iJQclJRBnfBB-
WHOLE
MIU
f
8oid
by
RUPERT
TABLE
8UPPLY
CO.
fTIl
ERIK
NELSON'S
MOTHER
KEEN
She
Is
Sweden's
Greatest-
Booster
For
Success
of
American
Aviators
STOCKIini.l.M.
May
t.
Swe
den's
frrentcsl
honsler
for
the
success
of
the
American
round
I
Hip
world
flishl
is
a
Mile
white-
haired
ot.l
lady
in
Stockholm,
who
may
lie
seen
any
day
sillinir
in
on
avalanche
of
newspaper.-,
with
a
pair
of
srisor"iii
liPihanils.
and!
a
man
of
the
iirojeriei
route
on
the
table,
hate
editions
of
the
dailies
eome
to
her
home
as
soon
as
they
are
off
the
press,
and
she
scans
the
cable
columns
for
every
scrap
of
news
of
the
airmen
and
the
progress
of
their
j
underlain
up.
At
limes
her
eyes
prow
big
with
apprehension,
hut
more
often
tliey
sparme
won
J
vivid
satisfaction.
II
Is
because
the
high
adventure
is
hers.
Ion.
She
is
the
mother
of
Lieut.
Krik
Nelson.
I
lie
engineer
officer
of
the
American
round
the
world
flight.
e
pxpecieu
i-.riK
io
umi
carrj0lt
sea
captain."
says
the
white-
S'S.
.ie
wiS
compensation
board
Ihen
she
tells
how
Krik
in
hi
teens
went
lo
sea
for
a
number
of
years
in
Swedish
anil
liriilsti
ships,
ami
how
once
in
a
storm
iff
Chip
Horn
he
dived
over-
hoard
to
rescue
the
male
who
hail
j
At
the
meeting
of
the
liospnai
hepn
swept
into
the
sea.
board
last
night
Aid.
Manloiiahl
"If
he
comes
hack
next
Christ-
hrotight
up
the
matter
f
pay-
,.
...tn.
ii.A
..
.
...
.
i
..ii
..
i
i...
nia.
fain
.irs.
.eisnii,
wiiii
mr
litems
io
me
nein-riii
iii""
m
light
of
mother
love
in
her
eyes,
Hie
Workmen's
Cuniiicniitioii
"he
will
see
thai
I
had
my
eye
on
Hoard.
He
considered
a
definite
him
all
the
time
he
was
flying
understanding
should
l
arrived
around
the
world."
at,
willi
the
compensation
board
Lieut.
Nelson
went
to
innias
lo
Ilie
exact
amouni
iney
I
niled
Stales
15
years
ago.
lEVIDENCE
FINISHED
Adjournment
Taken
Until
Mon
day
Morning
r
When
Argument
of
Counsel
Will
be
Heard
witness,
second
that
no
crime
had
been
shown
in
Ilie
crown's
evidence
and
third,
that
there
was
no
corroboration.
After
a
lengthy
nr"niniiil
lir
counsel.
Ilie
aiinli-
ration
of
Mr.
Palmore
was
re-
""arn
mecnug
wiien
mruirr
-nr
still
some
spots
behind
the
fog.
In
Skeena
riding
the
stage
is
fle,
and
(iirone
went
on
the
respon-ience
win
nave
i.een
re-now
pretty
well
set.
Two
pioneers
are
in
the
right
there
Demand
in
hi
own
defence.
Afler!c,'lv'',,
fmm
n'r
compensation
Wrinch
for
the
Liberals
and
B.
S.
Sargent
for
the
Conservatives.
ir
taking
of
hi
evidence,
whicli
:
board.
The
Provincials
are
talking
of
putting-n
man
in
the
field
but
included
an
hour's
cross-examin-
thai
will
probably
make
Utile
difference
to
the
main
fight
there.
aljon
iy
k,
j.-.
Jones,
crown
pro-
SONS
AND
DAUGHTERS
vv
one
me
i.iuerais
nave
not
as
yri
loriiiauy
iioiiiiiiuirii
in
cculor,
Ilie
judge
iiecdieii
io
near
Dmineca,
the
line-up
there
is
also
pretty
well
settled.
The
argument
of
counsel
in
the
case
Attorney
General
will
undoubledly
receive
the
nomination
uexf
on
.Monday
morning
at
1
1
o'clock.
week
lo
oppose
the
Conservative,
ham
Cocker.
Here,
too,
there
is
talk
of
the
Provincials
gelling
in
but
it
also
seems
likely
that,
whatever
they
do,
the
main
argument
will
be
between
the
Liberal
and
Conservative
candidates.
In
Atlin,
li.
F.
Kergiu,
after
a
good
term's
record,
is
lo
defend
himself
against
Bob
Armour,
Ilie
Provincial
nominee
ami
such
other
opponents
as
may
yet
lie
named.
It
is
stnlcd
that
the
Provincials
have
a
heller
chance
of
making
a
showing
in
Allin
than
in
oilier
ridings
of
the
north.
The
Minister
of
Lands
will
no
doubt
be
the
Liberal
choice
for
Prince
Bupcrt
next'
week
bill
the
opposition
is
still
in
the
dark
with
plenty
of
gossip
but
little
in
the
way
of
definite
an-notmcerrieiits.
The
Conservatives
are
mustering
their
forces.
FIRE
PROTECTION
GENERAL
HOSPITAL
Board
Decides
to
Get
In
Touch
With
City
Council
In
Order
to
Rsmedy
Situation
I
happened,
Ilie
responsibility
lwoiild
fall
Upon
(he
member,
if
D.
C.
Mcllan
said
be
ill.
I
not
feel
OF
ENGLAND
AT
HOME
TO
PYTHIAN
MEMBERS
The
Sons
and
Daughter
of
Fngland,
entertained
Ilie
Knights
of
Pythias
and
Pyljiiatf
Sisters
a!
a
delightful
whist
drive
and
dance
held
last
night
iii
the
Bos-Ion
Cafe
hall.
Prize
winners
at
cards
were
The
ipieslion
of
fire
inenaee
in
Mrs.
J.
Bow,
ladles'
first;
Indies'
connection
with
fire
escapes,
second.
Mrs.
Ilenimiug;
gent's
alarm's,
exit,
lights,
doors,
elc.,Jfirsl,
Mr.
Kdwards.
and
,
gent's
al
the
general
hospital
was
dis-
second.
Oeorge
Johnstone.-
The
however,
and
there
may
lie
a
contest
though
it
may
not
lie
a
very.
cussed
al
some
length
last
night'firsl
ladies'
prize
was
a
fine
box
serious
one.
by
Hip
hospital
board
at
theirjof
chocolates
donated
by
Mrs.
F.
With
indications
good
from
Hie
more
remote
ridings
of
Fort
regular
.monthly
meeting.
S.
K.
Clappr
(ienrge
and
MarKeiizie,
it
looks
as
if
the
north
may
again
rc-'Cnmphejl,
vice-president
of
thej
llefrpshinenls
were
served
and
lorn
a
solid
Liberal
representation.
There
is
a
strong
array
of
board,
fell
these
menaces
were
dancing'
was
enjoypd,
music
Iip-goveninieiil
candidates
who
will
take
some
beating,
-
The
possi-'exislenl
but,
as
I
hey-had
no
funds
ing
furnished
by
the
Sons
of
liilily
or
such
coming
about
seems
unlikely
in
view
of
the
fact
available
for
remedying
the
coii-.Kngland
orchestra,
thai
(he
members
seeking
re-election
each
and
every
one
have
dillons,
he
thought-
Hip
intilter)
David
Wilton
was
master
of
given
good
service
during
llieir
respective
terms
nf
office,
and
should
be
placed
before
the
ity
ceremonies
and
the
Joint
c'ommit-
Ihe
new
government
candidates
have
strong
standing.
council.
He
did
not
like
lo
sit
Ice
in
charge
comprised
Mrs.
under
the
responsibility
of
these
fieorge
Leek,
Mrs.
ft
purge
Hill,
defects
wjllioul
taking
some
ae-
.Mrs.
B,
Fenning.
Mrs.
Joe
Howe,
lion
on
the
mailer.
iW.
U.
Hughes
and
Mr.
Taylor.
Aid.
Macdonald
was
of
I
he
siimel
-
view
as
Mr.
Campbell
and
tlio'uglil
CA1UATIAM
ADMV
lit
u-n
n
mailer
imim
uliieli
,
unuinilUII
lllllll-
-
-
!
,
board
-and
Ilie
city
council
should!
gel
together.'
A
responsibility
p.x
.
listed
and,
if
anything
serious
HOLDING
TAG
DAY
Citizens
Being
Asked
to
Contribute
to
Seir
Denial
Week
Campaign
(Vnufnrtable.
He
could
see
the
The'
Salvalion
Army
are
today
fire
escapes
were
not
large
holding
I
heir
annual
lag
day
in
enough
but'
did
not-
know
where
connerllon
wilh
the
Army
Self
money
was
lb
crnno'
from
to
Denial
Wepk.
Mrs.
Coleman
Is
remedy
Hip
defects.
lie
was
in
In
charge
nf
a
large
sl.iff
of
lag-
favor
of
Mr.
Campbell'
sngues-
gers.
Those
Inking
an
active
lion
that
Ihey-get
logelher
nml
nail
in
Hip
work
are
Canl.
J.
hap
a
talk
with
Hie
rily
council
Chalk
and
Lieut.
Menus,
of
Any.
when
Ihey
might
bp
able
lo
come
ox;
and
Miss
K.
Leek,
Miss
Win-
ro
some
satlsracliu-y
nrrange-.nie
Kxley..
Miss
Muuford,
Miss
mi't.
(Dally
Smllb,
Miss
A.
Kmllh,
Mi
A.
Jlalne
moved
that
Die
ex-
Orare
Howe,
Miss
,Npe
fturvlcb,
eculive
rommillpp
of
the
hospital
.Miss
Bprniep
lloss,
Miss
Helen
board
Interview
Ilie
rily
council
Sims(
Miss
Vera
Brocbii,
and
Miss
In
regard
lo
Ihese
nxlranrdinary
Irene
Hmdler.
Lunch
nnd
lea
expenditures.
The
motion
was
will
be
served
during
the
day
to
HOTEL-
ARRIVALS
Peaceful
Night,"
Messrs.
Jackson.:
Wakefield,
Campbell
and
Dary.
5
Folk
Danelnjr
in
Costume.
Senior
School
flirls.
fi
Laities'
Oiiarletre,
"Sleep
Kentucky
Babe,"
Mesdames
Fraser,
Wnodworlh,
Macl.pod
hihI
Bonny.
"i
Orchestral
SetPellon.
dirceipil
by
(iyro
Chas.
Balaguo.
8
Male
Quartette.
"The
Wrealli.'
Messrs.
Jackson,
Wakefield.
Canfpbcll
and
Davey.
Part
II.
One
Act
Play
"The
Boy
Comes
Home."
(lod
Save
the
King.
Prince
Rupert
D.
J.
Bergin.
Prince
lluperl;
A.
N.
Frascr.
Ollawa;
I'..
W.
Sleph.
j
enson,
Vieloria;
II
.Martin,
A
I
lee
Arm;
II.
II.
Tewsley
and
it.
IU
Lanih.
Toronto;
C.
S.
I'orlong.
i
llauiilion:
W.
S.
Harris,
llnrol-
i
Ion;
V.
C.
Claiison,
Juneau:
Thomas
II.
Ilulili.
Claxton;
J.
Fr-1
laiidon
and
W.
Veiipnia.
IIpiiio;
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Chrisiiansen.
J
Xelrhikan.
i
Central
T.
Harris,
Surf
Inlel
;
It.
Ten-!
mint,
Dane,
(Int.;
I.
Sherhnn,
city.
DYSPEPSIA
WAS
SO
BAD
COULD
HARDLY
EAT
ANYTHING
Mm,
C.
Stone,
Nantlrokft,
Ont.,
write
-"smne
lime
tgi
I
luil
vt-y
-rl'.in
Hark
or
dyi-wl,
iih!
ai
also
Inmbleil
with
(it
on
mr
tlninach.
I
could
Imrdly
t
inylhlnr,
imt
very
ofK-n
hid
pain
trier
inrils.
I
liod
nurd
dirrererit
niciii
rtiif-n,
but
they
didn't
wm
lo
d-
mr
any
rwxl.
At
lam
I
happened
'to
rim
im
lh
irark
or
Burdork
lU-s-d
Hitter,
and
after
ualnr
It
lur
fhorl
Ilnie
I
felt
a
lot
Is-tter.
t
ronllnueil
I
In
ur
until
I
romplrlrly
ri-lleveit
anil
now
I
am
ready
to
ren-mmend
It
to
anyone
tronlilnl
a
I
waO
llurdork
rtlorsl
nitteri
It
nianiifartiired
only
hy
Thn
T.
Mllhnrn
Co.,
I.linlled,
Toronto,
Ont,
iilunhy.
Mh)-
t:,
io.
Guinea
Gold
CIGARETTES
MiU
anfl
Extra
Fine
20"for
25
seconded
by
Aid.
Maedimabl
and
the
taggers
in
Ilie
army
citadel
by
Mrs.
I
Sett.
Waddell.
Mrs.
Ilium,:
.
aiid
Mrs.
Forest.
i
AND
GENERAL
HOSPITAL:
PRlMiKAM
W
One
Not
Living
up
to
Contract,
While
Other
is,
it
is
Stated
arc
expected
to
pay
for.
hospital
treatment
of
workmen.
Accord
GYRO
CONCERT
To
be
Held
In
Westholme
Theatre
on
Tuesday
Night.
Proceeds
lo
go
Towards
Children's
Playground
Part
I.
1
Choral
Selection
Children,
directed
Hum.
2
Physical
Training
ing
to
a
section
of
Workmen
s
3
Song,
"The
Liiile
Coiniieiisalion
Ael
(he
rnmiiensaH
Mrs.
Ilonney.
flPFAN
FAUS
f
ASF
lion
board
uniile.
from
crutches
,Map
Quartette.
VlVll-nil
I11UWM
..
I
..I
ll...
.11.1
...I
uoi
I
to
serums
hut
they
ilnl
pro
vide
for
any
such
tiling.
They
provided
2.50
per
day
only.
The
hospital
were
living
up
their
part
of
Ilie
agreement
but
Hie
government
and
I
he
compensation
On
conclusion
of'
the
crown
(board
were
not
living
up
to
theirs,
case
in
the
trial
of
fi.
flironn
of:
Harry
llirfh.
secretary
to
the
Ocean
Falls,
charged
with
a
seri-;uopnai
mougni
ine
noaru
siioinn
,.u
..Inlnllirv
offence.
I.
"W.
Put
-left
together
and
thrash
these
gives
members
all
and
sundry
the
opportunity
to
talk
on
any-
,nr,.,
counsel
for
the
defence,
(things
out.
I'eop.ie
were
un.ier
tiling
they
like.
Advantnge
should
not,
however,
be
taken
of
this
yesierday
asked
Judge
Young
fori'lie
impression
thai
the
W.
C.
II.
dismissal
of
the
accused
on
the
siiouni
on
moo.-
iih-h
mr,
.i..
grounds
first,
that
the
child
the
case
was
not
a
competent
in
not
do.
Aid.
Macdoilald
staled
he
was
in
correspondece
with
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
authorities
in
Vancouver
and
expected
further
word
from
them.
Afler
further
iliscusion
the
matter
was
Jefl
over
until
the
next
by
by
School
II.
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Kxercine.
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