His
Mirror
Told
Him
of
Exhausted
Condition
Mr,
R.
Pftulin,
Toutes
Aides,
Man.,
writes:
"I
btcsme
10
run
down
and
we
ak
that
my
heart
became
arTrcttd
,nJ
I
would
louiftiraei
have
to
remain
in
Ltd
for
stvml
days.
"-more
Ubis
lmro
en
raiif
d
on
Ecl
i.
.
.
i
i't
"'nd
tlltn
on
.11
ntk.r
In.
Unlloodtcombined.
Eats
B'i
It
pure,unilona,
!i-'litle,nourliKln.
Stnd
lo'Tr..
D.byBooVt.
W,
KH
CO.
tlfllTU
.Vancouver
ir
Some
one
adviird
me
to
uie
Dr,
Chase's
Nerve
Food,
to
I
did.
and
toon
began
to
gain
in
weight
nd
feel
Letter.
I
have
taien
a
great
many
boxes
of
these
wonderful
pilli.
and
am
feeling
ten
years
younger.
Dr.
Chase's
Medicines,
as
well
as
his,
Receipt
Book,
are
a
great
help
to
us,
for
e
live
40
miles
from
doctors
and
railroads."
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
It
cm.
a
l
'
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Kdmnoti,
Co.,
ltd.,
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RAILWAY
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Coast
Services
Sailings
from
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Vancouver,
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i,
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Bella,
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River,
and
Vaiv-,
souver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m,
Age.icy
for
all
Steamship
Lint
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
&
rr.
.r
r-f
4th
S
reel
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
RuGtrL
B.U
YOU
WANT
THE
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Skeena
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r
,
nn
s.
iooe-
"Itupert
llrand"
Salmon.
A
'.v
mus
in
Uie
parilry
ore
always
handy.
.
k
a
mpply
on
your
boal
that'
a
sjood
idea.
80LD
EVERYWHERE.
i.
-J
.
i
m
i
ajr
ft
c
i
Trnni'in
n
r
n
a
nin
inrnnn
an
vn
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w
M
m.
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ui.
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tin.,
niiii.
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Rupert)
B.C.
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FALL
STOMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
Sailings
From
Prince
Rupert
PRINCE
RUPERT
or
PRINCE
CEORQE
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
vtd
In
lermetliatt.
Points,
''WEDNESDAY
8.U
p
m
..
each
SATURDAY
12.00
PRINCE
JOHN
ha-
ANYOX
and
STEWART,
Wednesday,
m
p
m.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
12.00
mid-iM,
18lh.
PASSENOLI
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Iit(ptt
oo-
nin.
Mr
irusr.G
or.nnnr.
eovo.'to.n.
wis.
fcAio
Cuiili,
I'mvvl
Mt.
.
.m
ot.
,,
B2(
Tlr
,
rrlne.
AuDrt.
Ph
10.
,
NOTIb.
'
i,iir
l
lurrlit
wivrn
tlul
itii.NMIWitl
VANCOUVER
AND
RUPERT
BECOMING
INCREASINGLY
IMPORTANT
SAYS
THORNTON
(continued
from
pace
one
future
pxaiultialinn
of
or
action
taken
in
respect
to
t
tin
Crow's
Nel
ajjreeiiienl
will
be
removed
;
frnni
(lie
field
of
politic.
Krou-'omic
ipieslion
such
as
this
are
never
satisfactorily
settled
in
legislative
halls.
II
would
be
very
unsatisfactory
to
Canada
tf
ccon-
'OIIIV
fllllitftiflllu
WflfA
afvllt..k-
f.u
n
-,..-.-...n.n
......
,11,1
.
If.
in
f.
result
of
a
political
agreement
Dominion
Viewpoint
fir
Henry
pointed
out
I
lint
no
matter
Jiow
the
Crow's
Neat
agreement
was
decided
more
or
e
dissatisfaction
would
be
evinced
in
certain
sections
of
tlie
country.
He
emphasized
tlie
fact
that
lie
ilid
not
want
to
cay
any-j
thing
which
might
he
regarded
u
unsympathetic
to
the
western
(province
a
he
had
Just
relum
ed
from
n
lour
of
the
west
and
lie
had
the
highest
regard
for
the,
courage,
tenacity
and
high
eiti-Jteiinliip
of
the
farmer
in
the
wet,
hut
one
muni
examine
all
problem
from
an
uulvrl
point
of
view
and
not
from
a
sectional
nsperl.
Sir
Henry
emphatically
declared
Dial
the
subject
of
freight
rale
inut
he
onnereil
from
a
dominion
wide
poinl
mid
that
fundamentally
the
rate
muol
he
such
aw
to
enable
farmer
successfully
to
market
their
product
in
the
market
of
the
world.
The
wealth
of
the
nation,
he
pointed
out
wri
hated
on
ntfrirullural
product
and
he
xaid
it
wa
axiomatic
tlial
freijcht
rale
mui
!
or
uch
a
char-
'rilK
amount
of
gold
a
man
ncler
a
to
permit
tlie
farmer
iiIH!i
,),.
U0
count
so
much
a
of
Canada
In
compete
amtmM
thel0
amount
of
lra.
farmer
of
oilier
count
rie
throiifthnul
the
world.
Thi
principle
wa
jui
a
iinp4irlanl
to
the
manufucturer
of
the
eal
a
to
the
iiKricullufali!
of
(he
wel.
Rates
Inconsistent
"The
ellement
of
I
lie
Grow
'
Nel
aaieemenl
reache
much
farther
than
mot
people
iuuuc-
mend
a
re-exjiiniruUson
of
the
whole
freight
rate
iluaUon.
Thi
lak
can
be
done
by
the
railway
i-ommiion
ami
I
make
thi
ut!KC4tioii
quite
irreeclive
of
whatever
dec
i
inn
may
be
made
in
coiinerlion
with
lb
CrowVi
Nel
nnrment.
it
mul
be
remembered
thai
the
freight
channel
Xr
oblwred.
Vancouver
ami
Prince
Ituperl
are
prowmir
inraiiurly
Unportnnl.
tinmewliere
in
the
wet
there
will
appear
a
IralTic
divide.
Vt
of
the
divide.
Iralllc
will
fo
to
the
Partite
ront;
east
of
Uie
divide
to
the
Atlantic
eahard.
Ther
wa
a
day
when
Iralllc
moved
eal
aim
wel.
The
day
i
alo
comiiiK
when
trnfllr
will
move
more
and
more
north
und
ou!h
a
Ihe
traile
union
increases.
Routes
Changing
"With
Ihe
march
of
time
and
t:i
in-
mini.
i.
hh'
L.n.umr
Awiniii-
ur(
today.
i.
m
-r.i..ii
iiMMK.r.
for
u
An
BMikiii!
Mil
I
Ihe
proper
way
or
np-n
...i.i
...i
t..r
ii.
vwiin
"t
.
''n"1
PJ'r
inroanhlng
a
problem
of
so
much
LAND
ACT.
Qustn
Ch.rloll.
Itlantl
Line)
Dlitrlct.
Dl.trkt
of
Prlnc
Rupri
Ttke
,oiipt
I
Jul
I,
Suniu.l
SlmpMn,
or
Mrll,
n.C,
orropailan
risnrrinan,
in-I
lni.H
lo
apply
ror
rnillon
to
1
the
rullnulnr
UfurrllnMl
lalult:
Duinuinnrlnir
l
a
l
plaiitcil
nrar
llir
xiulhrait
rorn.T
of
1
Maetl
Miami,
ami
thfiicr
t
rlialna
to
low
I
ip
r
mark;
thi-nre
rollowlnir
low
water
11:
irK
In
a
norlhwutrrly
tllrerllon
a
dU-tn
)'
or
e
0
rliHln
t
mllAit
llirnre
wrat-fi-u
rhnlur
ilii'iirn
aoutlirrly
to
rljaliK
t
mill1
lit
poat
or
roimivrnrrnirnt
ami
rmitainlnr
t'
mw
fumre
or
le!.
S.VMVr.l.
BIlll'S'M.
ipiniraiH,
Trtfr
Kay,
Arriil.
tsth
Tiiiibor,
Sets.
llayiuond,
W.
J.
Itiesberry.
agenl
Ganadiim
National
Hallways,
llranlfnrd,
who
introduced
Sir
Henry
and
W.
Jl,
Hare.
Presentation
,
pleasing
incident
at
Uie
Inn-1
rlieiin
was
I
he
present
al
Ion
,loJ
...
it
..
-
.11......
1..1....1
.1
MT
IIUIUJ
01
mivvii
n-n-iiiiuin
ins
a
meincnln
of
hi
visit
In
thn
PLAYER
The
Man
in
the
Moon
ML'li
ftlinsrin;
i
a
favorite
oc
cupation
at
election
time.
It
i
annoyiiiK
when
per
cepl
pur.
i
-n
a-
I
A
(IH.VT
I
a
cuffou
erefllure
that
win
prizes
ut
wfTUl
drive.
ONI:
of
the
tliinfUt
jbai'eem
loe,"
conlmued
iir
Henry.
"Itlto
worry
'a
eciion
of
tb
com-
invulve
the
whole
frviRht
rateiinunily,U
f
ik
whether
Uiere
will
be
Ktruclure.
Our
present
freUchtlany
assy
marble
marlile
loptd
tmtmd.
cil
eiliien
iien
in
rale
have
evolved
a
tli?
country
Krew.
they
have
arown
incooil
enlly.
unaiifactorlly
and
(ojiw
what
jllngicaliy.
I
would
rcom
heaven.
Such
levity!
Alton-
the
nwl
pSlable
ight
in
the
world
in
lo
ee
Ihe
ix
lal
hair
carefully
trained
and
petted
and
coael
with
an,
idea
that
they
will
cover
the
babl
pale.
VK
atway
tltoufflil
the
Irish
hail
a
ene
of
humor
and
now
we
are
told
they
refuse
lo
pay
out
gfKHl
Irish
money
to
sec
two
American
Imll
teams
play.
A
MA.N
may
be
known
a
a
huniat)
dynamo
when
everything
he
has
on
is
charged.
T1IK
man
who
foiiow
tlie
medidtl
profession
i
llm
imder-laVer.
IT
is
all
very
well
for
Ihe
ofTw
i
ek
tlie
irwin.
bul
iT
Ihe
job
is
u
fat
one
it
niitrht
nrver
pet
that
far.
rvenl
Iralllc
routw
nre
chanK-.rCfJCpAl
KIFAHIF
ALLrtULL
ng.
Freight
rale
of
thirty
r.rs'U&ni:irlL
ago.
which
were
the,,
in
the
in-1
QF
KU.KLUX
KLAN
lere.sU
.nf
the
Dominion
are
not
PriTTCMrm
1C
VCADC
0
loday.
In
Die
inleret
of
Hie;
SENTtNlbU
15
ItAKb
Dnmlnlmf
of
Jnliee
and
of
lran-
milUtyJl-IWnkf
Uift
IwltoM.sTOUi-t
.AIItMONT.
W.,
a.
Oct.
20.
rTniinrt
should
undertafv
a
ludy
(;,invi,.i.i
nr
consniracv
in
con-
fifteen
year
in
the
penitentiary.
u.
iiik
vi,
ttiKtit
rjinrrh
ami
Urn
Cos.-
uDiioniU'
itiiporiance
to,
an
mir
.
Wjt,
a
jx
month
.
tiilMl
liurrh
or
t
iiMiH:
rr
Ihe
holdlrm.
people.
'
un
ami
aitminiMranmi
f
the
t.n.riy
t
551-
Honry
arrived
al
llranlfordi
.
intrfHiiuiiK
Miuriwr
iln
union
of
llr.
.
V
.
1
-.1.
i...Mh..
an
rnmi
trtltiHl
rhiirll
1
r-vt..
lnfil.till
vl'SlllfiljlV
llllirtlltllf
I
i.r
1
.mam,
imi
lor
iw
noinior
"i
i"
rm-
.
,
.,i..,,.llv
,.
tliel
,
I
tlie
n
nielli
n.i.iii
rwri
nf
roinrn-Mllon.
vollnir
lo
t
lo
iwurllllld
llbseipii'llll
ItieMn:
rnr
tlie
inms
irlaUnr
in
reneratilAPa
,.f
Gliailllier
of
Com
ai
it
rnnrrriaUntial
pnirrir:
nn
sencr-
ati
rr
Uh
rarryinir
or
the
Mill
unlun
into
iiierre
and
representatives
s
or
'"iMied
it
virions,
nnti.h
roimnbia.
I
adjoining
municipalities
in
eon-
iiii-
iu
iiy
or
fentmir
Aji.
f,.rence.
S11
isomionlly
he
was
11
Rttilmis:
IIHI'K
ai
sTinnil.
STIIM1II.
-
.
.
His
Lunrlfv
9lrct,
Vttmrta.
B.C.
on
lehitir
nr
th
iiillrants.
tentloreii
a
tuncneon
wiiicn
wiis
presided
over
by
J.
Ilamtn.
president
of
Ihe
Chamber
nf
'C0111-inerce
nnd
ntiiong
the
speaker
were
Mayor
F.
W.
lllllo,
W.
G.
M.P.
for
Soullilinmt,
cution.
sluy
of
exe
-CONSERVATIVE
MEMBER
KILLED
IN
EXPLOSION
VIGTOIUA,
Oct.
20
John
I..
MoKee,
who
was
killed
early
thi
morning
in
the
train
wreck
on
Ihe
Kettle
Valley
'Hallway,.
was
a
Conservative,
who
won
in
liie.Jast
election
over
K.
C.
Ilenniger,
Iiiberat,
by
a
majority
of
closo
to
one
hutiilroil.
The
death
'ha
caused
a
vacancy
which
will
necessitate
a
hv-election.
.
The
seat
ennnnl
he
filled,
however,
tihjil
afjer
the
present
session.
A
WEIGHT
REDUCE!
Telephone
City.
II
was
pointed
Very
stout
woman
out
Hint
only
one
oilier
silver
0
riding
Instructor
telephone
had
ever
been
present-
think
II
is
possible
lo
(mounted,
ed
lo
a
visitor,
and
dial
wns
weight
by
this
kind
of
exercise?
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Plince
Rupert
-UK
t
t
i
October
30,
1914.
Prince
Itupert'a
first
contingent
for
service
nt
the
Great
War
naraded
lal
niBht
at
the
Kxhi-
l.ikilif.n
Mull
Am..nr
llm
m
f.
n
'
...VII.
W.I
.
....
..
Wie
mud
is
O'Jjavwe
J.
K.
Hammond,
J.
II.
Tail,
P.
V.
KnlwislleK.
Lane,
J.
H.
Darlnv.
It.
Oirrv.
K.
Davifis.
h.
t'.l
l
II
H..li.,r,
Mol
I
calfe,
K.
Riddle,
T.
Van
Uyck,
William
Itirhmond,
II.
Simmons,
J.
A.
MacUonald,
Alfred
lowles,
Ceorfre
K.
(libon,
(J.
!.
Ilaxter,
Hugh
Phllpolt,
J.
t.
Thompson,
Jaine
Ruell,
.
J.
ttiirney.
William
I-uentn,
A.
Little,
W.
O..Hrjuad,
P.
F.
.(odurulli,
A.
(itfen,
Jame
A.
Donald,
II.
().
Crew,
Jarne
G.
Nicol,
C.
G.
Tborne,
Alex.
HuImVerfr,
G.
Emerson,
V.
F.
G.
Oamble,
George
A-
Hill,
K-
Rietohel,
A.
II.
John-
nloiie,
K
II.
UriRgs,
John
Hor-
nee.
W.
I
la
i
ley.
Jack
.
Dow-linit.
Frank
Holland,
U.
G.
lhitler.
dame
Watt,
Fred
W.
Jubb,
W.
K.
Nolde,
Wilfrid
G.
Madonald,
A.
g.
Graib,
lon
Yelf,
Frank
Sal-:
tr,
A.
Chappie,
J.
Hoarc.
G.
Roinon.
A.
1).
Iliehardsnn,
II.
GJ
Madcalf
and
A.
M.
Davles
.
A
society
cireus
is
lo
be
'held
for
Ihe
lleljrian
War
Fund.
The.
dates
for
It
are
November
ICt
and
17.
(ieorge
llruggy
of
Stewart
and
ieorge
Kwr
of
Prince
Hupert
won
prises
for
Hie
best
collection
of
nrosnorlors'
snecimens
at
Mm
leeent
Prince
Hupert
F.xhibilion.
EDMONTON
PUTS
ON
NIGHT
POLICEMEN
increase
cf
Crime
In
That
City
Makes
It
Necessary
to
In-v.
.
-
crease
Patrol
,i
see
whelher
we
may
not
lay
I10(.,jou
Nviii,
xhootincr
of
Dan!
Xiirlit
police
patrols
in
l-.dmon
llown
a
more
successful
slruelure
Washinglon;
negro
necountanl
ton
will
likely
be
augmented
ml
of
freltthl
rale
in
the
inere-l
fin
nil
rimunniiil
inn
nf
wli
tin
nn
nfioil
to
nuicklv
run
to
earth'
uf
the
whole
country
than
tliey.
..,,,,,
ii,,v
i.
o.
Jones,
genwnlla
num!cr
of
criminal
who
havitj
l
-.
-
klengle
of
the.
Km
Klux.KInn,
re-;rrceuly
been
at
work
here,
says.
eeiveit
a
sentence
vesten
av
of:
the
l.dimmtnn
Journal,
tiinciai
snv
thttl
as
many
men
as
possi
ble
will
be
detailed
for
night
dutyi
and
within
a
short
time
yeggs
and
others
of
their
ilk
will
find
this
city
not
quite
in
ineir
itKing)
iiTTd
probably
shift
to
other
fields.
J
Mayor
Ulatcliford,
who
isl
police
commissioner,
says
that;
petty
"thefts
and
other
suchj
primes
have
resulted
in
representation
being
made
as
to
Hie
need
of
increasing
night
police.
'Iliere
will
bo'
good
moral
effect
in
increasing
the
protec
tion
at
night,
while
if
a
few
examples
are
made,
there
should
soon
be
an
exodus
of
llioso
who
think
this
is
a
fruitful
field
for
operations.
Police
officials
say
that
no
doubt
the
presence
of
men
who
havo
been
harvesting
and
who
probably
look
advantage
of
the
cheap
rales
lo
Alberta,
is
partly
responsible
for
recent
.crimes.
Tie
records
of
some
of
theso
nven
lo
you,
ore
unknown
and
it
is
likely
that
reduce
criminal
characters
were
In
cluded
in
the
number
that
came
when
King
(ieorge,
then
ttiti
iMlk,
''Oh,
yes,
madam.
This
Is
here.
of
Cornwall
and
York
visited'
only
your
second
lesson
and
your
-
-
-
llrantford,
(horse
is
thinner
already."
j
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
's3
Delightfully
Cool
and
Sweet
Smoking?1
NAVY
GUT
CIGARETTES
j
A
little
higher
I
in
pricey
but
j
!
what
a
wonder
ful
I
difference
a
few
i
cents
make.
Buckleys
'
4
Soaking
takes
the
place
of
rubbing
JUST
by
soaking
the
clothes
in
the
suds
of
this
new
soap,
dirt
is
gently
loosened
and
dissolved.
'Even
the
dirt
that
is
ground
in
at
neck-bands
and
cuff-edges
yields
to
a
light
tubbing
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.
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BROTHERS
LIMITED.
TORONTO
Bronchitis
.
Mixture
Will
reiieve
Bronchitis,
Coughs,
Colds,
Hoarseness,
Asthma,
nml
all
affections
of
the
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Chest
and
Hrtin-chial
Tubes.
.
BgjJHI
We
have
a
limited
number
of
samples
nf
this
Mixture
which
wjll
he
given
nwny
to
nilults
only.
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LIMITED
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