,1ay
iK
oner
21
10?
i
divpr
i
rounip
en
SotrnMn
I
Had
to
Quit
Work"
Mr.
Thomas
Hon
v.
Brantnrrt
rv
I
.
wai
a
great
.
tufferer
if
from
enlargement
i
'
u'
of
the
liver
teo
-
Ii
i
.i
.11
NOTICE.
ri
unr
hu
.
.
fr
ji
4
Ihr
i.natilo
to
at
.
....
.
.
I
ttMmi
If
i
ii..
i
.i.i
4H
iMiMssv-'witaj
i'
i
"ii
in
alHninl
rnlur.
i..
a.
i.
ii,.,
ii
um
sar-
;
v
ii
I,.
..-ihhI
H
I
fm.
.'.-".I
V
Wll
klN'O.
rnury.
I
i
n
i-
rt
l.llrnr
Ritarrt.
5M
TIMBER
SALE
x
C6S5.
will
l!
titpUmI
hj
the
tt.il
lalr
llian
fulfill
tin
I
f
..trml..
r
IBI
hr
llui
0
'
I.
'i
-e
X
:.:.
I'tmattla)
tMK
X
Ii
i
...
...ii
.
'id
nnn
tMt
H'
.'iil...
k.
Malum.
i.rwt
ami
r
in
will
In
allow
mI
rr
re-
nii
..
j.
I
;;-u
.iur
or
llio
r.wer
"
.h
Olnlrlcl
I'oreater
r
;l.
U.C
v
TIMBEH
SALE
x
6677.
i
IT
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.
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f-.
a
k...
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t.
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t
in
in
Hjri
UJ
Mir
I
ait
tf.
a
....a
1,1..
Hi.
,
i
lh
tmii
day
of
itrli.lMT.
Iiifl
imrrliau
f.r
i
I.MH...
v
ftY
s;
Jartplno
TIM
on
ii
arwt
?
-.riri,
riaiil
llllira
1.111
Hailtl
&.
lil.lrlil
.
!
-
Will
!
Uluwrd
for
fifr
i
-ii
...i
....
......
i
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ii
'
'
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t-nirr
rnrea-
."
i,
ii
c
roreu
r.
TIMBER
SALE
X
4725.
"
I
-tttlrr.
U'lll
I..
....
.i.
'
i.f
i...
if'rnni
iiy
inf.
I
.
V
Vlr..rl.
nol
later
ii.
'
.
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"f
Nuvrmbrr.
.
!,!.'
"I"1"
"f
'Kw
x
nii.
i
"in
.
"'
iteniliM-li
ami
r,
'rin
iirf
of
.v.,
iMniriri,
f
liinl.'r
"
anowml
rur
r
''l
ret"ii'"l,ni
of
r.lili-f
Kiir
I.
S.
'
flf
"r
lllul.lM.
iMxirirt
I'.........
Hul'.
I,
li.c
rorrnier.
monmi
and
anally
I
had
to
quit
work,
1
would
wale
up
in
the
morning,
with
a
bittrr
tajte
in
my
mouth.
kl
r.....
i
.
i
v.
-
-.
uuo-
i
ache,
ydlow
complexion,
and
pain
in
my
right
tide,
and
be-tween
the
ihoulder
blade,.
It
wai
almott
unbearable,
and
terribly
weakening.
I
could
not
ileep
at
night
and
my
heart
also
bothered
roe.
But
the
whole
trouble
hat
now
left
me.
ik.nl.
.4...
&5X-fb'
ruuney-uver
I'UJi.
Dr.
Chase's
Xidnev-Liv?r
Pilic
.',
lUi.
a
Uix
of
35
.IIU,
IjlnunMin
UO-h
A
!o..
Ixl,
TtminU.
au,
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
Sailings
from
PrinceRupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
tff.fi
I
t
-
lit
Of
VBIIwUf
Qi
wibvi
ia
anu
i
laf
ii
a
...
.
October
7,
17.
28
or
lveisomuii
vianycn,
uunoau,
onaywdy-
October
i,
13.
24
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Age.icy
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
irrT
ri
-r
t,
reei
ano
jrc
avenue,
r'lnce
Huurt.
H.i.,
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
'Rupert
Brand"
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
f
;r
nici,
choose.
"Hupcrt
Brand"
Salmon.
A
Tew
1
1
us
hi
the
pantry
are
always
handy.
!
k
a
supply
on
your
boat
that's
n
pood
ioea.
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
m
an
r
i
i
r
r
w
i
-
anailnn
Hich
At
I
nln
Mnrnap
In
I
M
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
In
the
Letter
Box
News.
Koin'
lime
aaro
I
I
H
ul.,
TRANSPLANTING
SALMON
EGGS
rl.i
!
I
-
;
.
I
In-
lu-fmrr
Al
1
1
1
1
1
X
inis-a
Mialhns'll
t
liilrirl
;
l
ai..l
r-.f
iKililor
llailv
Il.itik-
Itblir..
Oet.
ITi.
1921.
an
olilori.il
.i
ai
.hr
hwi
wiiK
observed
in
your
iw
per
cril-
.-
'
urn
Wei
Form
jmtri'
Parlr.
tiMin
egixs
from
the
IjikeUe
Lake
lilnlcJtery
anil
pliinliqjr-them
in
Iheheadwalers
of
iWKrftsfr
Hivc"r
ysteni.
You
ri
inidenlly
no!
nwnre
that
these
were
being
replaced
by
an
equal
nuanllly
from
a
hatch-ery
on
Ihe
lower
Fraser
lliver.
Die
reason
the
l.aVeUe
Hatch-
ery
ckrm
were
iineii
is
owing:
hi
Ihe
weather
condition
in
the
Up
per
l-raner
watersiieii
which
makes
it
imperalive
that
planting
operalions
be
rotidiirled
rinr
to
the
lime
the
ejrgs
taken
In
the
lower
Frner
aro
far
Enough
ad-vnnceil
In
permit
nf
,liipinenl.
The
egfs
taken
at
l.akclse
Lake,
however,
nre
several
weeks
ahead
of
those
taken
in
the
spulh
ami
can
he
planted
In
I
lie
Fruer
system
before
the
frosls
arrive.
J.
A.
.MOTIIKIIWKI.L,
Chief
Inspector
of
Fisheries.
NOTIOL
Nollre
It
hcri-by
tlvet
that
iprMralli.il
will
Im
maile
In
tti
IprUUllvr
AwinblY
r
lh"
I'riivlnrp
i.r
Hrllluli
Columlila
it
the
nMI
ffolim
llK-rwif,
fur
an
Art
niaklim
(inivlnloii
fur
the,
vptllnr
i.r
rrneral
iro-lfrty
.f
Um
rrmtiyirrlan
rititrrli
In
i'jui-ila,
the
VrttiiMtlM
Churrh
ami
the
Cull-trrsaiusial
c.liurrliea
l
Caua.la,
In
lh
I
lllll-ll
l.lliin
II
ill
t.anauai
1..1
iiiv.
ir....iiup.
ue
ami
adiuinlMraiimi
nf
the
rnperly
nf
n.iiri-rnM..m
rnterlnr
Hie
union
nf
the
alii
rlmrrhea
t
fimii
Ihe
rmted
Churrti
r
Caiuils.
and
for
Ihe
ImliUinr
of
Um
jiru-IM-rly
nf
i-miirreiralliin
votlnr
not
to
ronnir
lUrrt-ln;
for
Ihe
tniH
relaltnr
to
reneral
ami
riHirrraaltniMl
prnertyi
anil
font-rally
for
the
rarrj'lnr
'
the
filil
union
Into
'
lialeit
at
Victoria.
nrllM)
Cloliimlila.
Ihl
ttl
illy
of
Senlemher,
A.n,
IBtl.
CLKAUIIH'i:
STIIAITII,
IfU
lanrler
Street.
Victoria.
B.C.
On
behalf
of
tha
ailicatiti.
Advertise.
In
the
Dally
News.
OBJECTION
TAKEN
TO
NATIVE
DOMINATION
AT'SITKA,
ALASKA
Demand
Being
Made
or
a
Literacy
Test
to
Prevent
Those
'otlng
Who
do
not
Understand
JUXKAU,
Oct.
17.
Nothing
except
I
lie
eiliiiilihrnent
of
u
literacy
I
t
for
voters
can
avert
domination
of
the
Sitka
City
Council
and
School
Hoard
by
tlio
Indians
residing
there,
awonl-liitr
In
Dr.
J.
v.
.JiiIiiikoii.
ir-
ininpiit
rciipnl
of
that
com-
iniinily
whii
left
Iir
last
ninhl
for
Iiik
Iioiik!
aflnr
a
viil
of
?v-
tiul
d;iyn.
riio
lual
municipal
electron
al
Sitka,
lift
ad.Jwl,
had
ileinoi-l
rated
that
Wli
a
devel-
iipiiiciil
in
iiifvitu
I14
and
will
Ue
iiruicoiiuiiK
at
ttie
very
nel
"1
do
not
ItHievK
hi
a
ImI
aimed
directly
at
the
Indians
buf
qvimiikI
all
illileralfis."
tie
hiiI
"Of
l'llllrie.
Klicli
a
lumt
tx'onl.t
edeclually
curb
the
preaent
ma-
voiinit
jf
illitPrale
ludianx.
!
would
not,
lictwever,
constitute
:
bar
Iti
incmbers
of
Hie
Imliai
Irities
who
are
capable
of
cai-l
ing
a
hallo!
without
inatrucl
ion
from
their
nolilical
Iniaae.
I
h.-r.
ure
some
30
or
til
mich
Indiai
resilient
reKidiiiK
in
Sitka.
wh
are
.-nlir-ly
iriialified
to
be
eler
tors,
wlm
really
have
ideas
o
American
iiislilutiona
and
can
form
their
own
Jiidirinent
on
tin
ismifs
and
candidates.
Hut
th
Kreal
iiih
or
Indians
voting
an
incaple
of
doin?
this
and
vote
a--directed
by
ome
one
ejse."
I)r.
.Jolinnn
predicted
that
uti
le
a
literacy
qualification
wcr
written
into
the
ttutes
by
lh
next
IKixlaliiie.
the
1925
mum
ripal
election
al
riitka
would
fn
.
the
Indian
idetnent
in
icoim-l'-!
control
of
the
municipal
v
niCiil.
"This
a
leans,
aln.
domination
of
the
Hnhool
!...
i
When
I
bin
happens
our
.n.'
orliool
i
oeiiain
to
be
o.t:i
by
Indian
children
la
fin-Kreal
delriment
of
(lie
and
the
pupils
now
in
alien.
i
It
is
a
serious
nilullon
I'u
people
of
oir
town
are
seUes
Kwerleti
to
avsn
said.
i
ii.
ARISTOTLE
WAS
THf
FATHER
OF
SCIENCE
i
d
he
"-aid
"Nature
luakf
iiolhinK
wiilmiit
a
iiirnoe.''
Li
has
been
gien
and
hit-
l.il.i'n
coiiiinaiid
over
nature
which
the
whole
has
been
for
the
bene
fit
of
the
tinman
race.
He
ha
nol
yet
been
able
In
find
a
beneficial
ue
for
every
natural
Ihiiu
hut
he
has
made
wonderful
pro
irresH
in
subduinir
I
lie
earth
an.
making
modern
lie
one
of
com
parative
ease
and
comfftrt.
Pro
bably
the
most
import
ant
factoi
in
making
our
lives
comfortable
today
is
an
inheritance
fron
nature,
namely,
coal.
And
mm
in
his
restless
desire
to
discover
Ihe
best
has
brniiKhl
to
the
market
Xanalmo-Wellingtnn
coal
which
is
now
recognised
to
he
Ihe
liesl
obtainable.
This
coal
has
some
wonderful
iualilie
freedom
from
clinkers
and
roc!-
small
ash
deposit
and
powerful,
lasting
bent
equally
.inn
omicnl
in
furnace,
range
or
fur
place.
This
coal
Is
obtainable
only
.
'
Albert
A
MrCalTery's
and
Hi
public
will
be
well
a-lvise.l
h
order
to
make
sure
they
seem.
Nanaimo
-
Wellington
coal
an.
not
n
suiisiiiiiie
in
pnone
in.-i
orders
direct
to
this
firm.
Tlin
phone
numbers
arc
MA
an.
.1(5
J.
LIGHT
AND
PHONE
DEPARTMENTS
PAID
WELL
LAST
MONTI1
Surpluses
of
$1,753.10
nnd
SI.
317.05
respectively
(n
the
operation
of
Ihe
electric
light
and
telephone
deparlmnls
for
Hie
moni'i
nf
September
were
reported
I..
Ihe
oity
council"
by
Ihe
snperin
lemlcnt
af
utilities
at
last
hikIm'-nieeliiiK.
Fiitures
for
the
two
depart
-ineiils
were
as
follows:
Electric
Light
Hslimated
revenue
tH.200.no
Kxpenditure
ri.ttd.OO
Surplus
1,753.
H
Capllal
cxpendilnro....
5,035.01
Telephone
Kslimaled
revenue
....
$3,800.00
llxpeiulilurc
2,tK?.:i;i
Surplus
1,317.06
Capital
expenditure
HUtUl
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
.t-ti,...i
Vi'...-,i..i,iriMIIHIinTlimT'IHMHIIMITTTirTTTTMTir
HTA8LISHCD
torn.
jjjiiiij
ANYOX
PARENTS
DISCUSS
MANY
RESOLUTIONS
Question
of
Trying
to
Create
Public
Opinion
Against
War
Is
Postponed
ANVO.Y,
Oel.
21.
resolutions
iavinar
to
do
with
the
welfare
of
he
community
were
discussed
v
the
parent
Teachers'
Associa-ion
at
its
recent
meelinir-These
iMiolulions
had
leen
received
mm
Ihe
provincial
federation.
The
first,
"That
our
delerniin-I
ion
lo
creile
piiidic
opinion
mainst
war
he
placed
on
record"
vns
pon-oie.l
by
Mr.
Hutchin-
oti
ami
Mi
MeFarlane.
R.
II.
ROYAL
YEAST
J
CAI4ES
1
Utah,
1
uUi
J&A&ad
I
i
Standard
atii-'iBi
MM
Quality
for'
Ij
,
over
IH'I
:
in;
i
TTTTT
ho
mimmam
founded
since
1859
on
consistent
hinh
aualit
r.ui;ir
nml
II.
II.
Soiilham
sun-!
P
rtel
the
motion.
After
some!
ii.-.-iission
it
was
found
that
as
Mi
is
was
a"
very
important
sub-.-.!.
It
would
be
better
to
post-further
consideration
for
.'Mier
ntonth
so
that
an
oppor-
'y
might
be
given
for
fur-
sMuly
of
the
question
with
i
'.-w
lo
offering
some
sugges-
-is
us
to
how
this
could
best
brought
about.
The
second
resolution
was
in-r..iin
e.
iiy
the
Rev.
J.
II.
Herd-ii
.-in
and
seconded
by
R.
Armour,
rimt
we
endorse
the
'movement
f
Ihe
World
Federation
Congress
held
at
San
Francisco.
July
1923,
to
promote
a
Good
Will
Hay,
to
be
set
for
May
18
each
year.
Those
taking
part
in
lie
discussion
were
R.
II.
Manner.
W.
Robertson,
J.
Itrown,
E.
I.
Conway
and
Rev.
J.
U.
fiibson.
j
Ml
were
agreel
that
the
object)
of
a
Hood
Will
Day
was
a
worthy!
ne.
whereby
a
particular
day
is
I
set
apart
for
special
instruction
i
to
be
given
on
the
principle
of
srood
will
among
men.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
May
21
Is
a
recognized
holiday
in
Canada,
when
we
bring
before
the
Canadian
child
something
of
the
duties
of
Umpire,
it
was
felt
a
more
suitable
day
than
May
18
might
be
found.
It
was
suggested
by
a
Paddy,
no
doubt,
that
neither
March
17
or
July
12
be
picked.
Another
though!
St.
George's
Day
would
be
the
most
appropriate.
None
of
the
suggestions
found
favor,
it
being
finally
decided
to
endorse
resolution
as
It
stood.
I
Resolution
third,
"That
the
i
Provincial
Government
through
Mhe
Department
nf
F.ducatinn
mnkf
it
compulsory
for
school
,'i.nards
lo
eslnblish
technical
and
!
-n-nl
tonal
schools
for
girls
'
hr
iugliont
Il.C.
nnd
further
that
vcrythmg
possible
be
done
tn-wa
"ds
Ihe
establishment
of
a
In
tne
economics
department
in
lic
I
Diversity
of
U.C.
This
was
tm.v.
il
by
W.
Robertson,
seconded
by
H
D.
Soulhanv
nnd
suporled
by
Mrs
I've
and
Mr.
Armour,
and
ar-n'il
unanimously.
R
f
McKnight
moved
nnd
R.
fl.
Manxer
seconded.
"That
an
i
ff.
rt
be
made
lo
establish
and
tivT'i'iim
a
wise
standard
among
Hie
parents
of
British
Columbia
,
regarding
dress,
amusements,
chapcronftge
nnd
reading
of
grow
ing
boys
and
girls."
All
those
taking
pari
In
this
diseus-
i
sion
were
fully
aware
of
Ihe
dif-fiiMilhes
attending
the
practical
working
"of
Ibis
motion
and
all
deplored
the
folly
of
those
parents
who,
by
permitting
their
children
to
keep
late
hours,
were
placing
a
serious
obstacle
in
Ihe
way
of
their
proper
physical
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mental
development.
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motion
was
adopted,
after
which
refreshments
were
served
by
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convenor
of
Ihe
refreshment
cnmmiltee,
Mrs.
Scott.
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violin
sola
by
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M.
Mann
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much
enjoyed.
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L.
McAllister
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8-23
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Ihe
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
W.
J.
McCUTCHEON
APPOINTED
AGENT
FOR
FAMOUS
REMEDY
DRECO
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT.
Progressive
-Priii''?
Rupert
druggist
quick
to
recognize
outstanding
merits
of
Dreco
as
a
system
cleanser
and
health
builder,
and
now
offers
ii
as
a
safe
and
reliable
remedy
foi
digestive
disorders
of
every
kind,
rheumatism,
biliousness,
thai
tired,
run-down
feeling
that
comes
from
an
impoverished
blood
stream.
DRECO
IS
NOW
AVAILABLE
FOR
EVERY
SUFFERER
A
firm
of
this
type
does
not
take
on
a
new
remedy
on
hearsay
alone
or
on
the
recommendation
of
it
mauufar-.
turer.
They
want
more
convincing
proof
than
this.
They
want
the
signed
statements
of
people
who
really
know
suffering
and
wlifji
can
vouch
for
the
ability
of
the
'remedy
offered,
to
overcome
this
suffering.
Testimonials,
they
are
called,
and
Dreco
is
supported
by
thousands.
It
offers
the
signed
.statements
of
substantial
people,
people
of
standing
in
their
communities,
men
and
women
in
every
walk
in
life
business
men,
mechanics,
professional
men,
merchants,
laborers,
housewives
and
working
girls
all
of
whom
have
taken
Dreco
and
proved
its
ability
to
help
them.
If
you
suffer
from
indigestion,
gastritis,
acid
risings,
poor
appetile,
biliousness,
dizzy
spells,
.pains
in
the
back,
rheumatism
of
the
joints
or
muscles,
constipation
or
any
one
of
Ihe
many
other
distressing
symptoms
that
are
traceable
tu
the
improper
functioning
of
stomach,
liver,
bowels
or
kidneys,
you
need
Dreco.
Let
ils
pure
herbal
juices
cleanse
your
system
of
poisonous,
clogging
waste
matter,
correct
the
action
of
Ihe
organs
and
tone
and
regulate
them
back
to
healthy
working
order.
Then
indeed
you
will
know
the
joy
of
living
again
and
will
praise
the
day
you
started
taking
Dreco.
Dreco
Is
being
specially
introduced
In
Prince
Rupert
by
W.
J.
McCutcheon,
and
is
sold
by
a
good
druggist
everywhere.
SPECIAL
SALE
DRESS
GOODS,
SILKS,
VELVETEENS,
CREPE
DE
CHINE,
CANTON
CREPES.
We
List
a
Few.
51
inch
All
Wool
Serge
Navy
.
.
.
Canton
and
Morocain
Crepes
to
Crepe
de
Chines
to
$2.oG
lleorgettes
to
$2.50
v..
Tubular
Silk
Jersey
Tubular
Silknit
Bloomer
Satiuetle
Fabriipie
Baronelte,
all
shades
.
Velveteens,
22
inch
(iiughnms,
nil
im-li
Andersons'
.
Knglisli
Broadcloth
.
...
good.
See
Our
Windows.
$t.2r
.
.
S1.10
yard
52.75
yard
$1.95
yard
$1.95
yard
51.25
yard
$1.95
yard
60c
yard
$1.95
yard
$1.00
yard
40c
yard
95c
yard
These
are
real
Bargains.
V
have
others
just
as
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
SL
We
stock
Pictorial
Patterns.
Phone
9.