PA
(IK
TWO,
"Was
Freed
of
Gall
Stones
And
Persistent
Backache"
Mr.
Alexander
Bradley,
R.R.
No.
1,
Carp,
Ont,
writes:
NEWBOX
i
"I
suffered
from
gall
stones,
and
commenced
taking
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pill.
1
(eel
safe
in
saying
that
these
pills
completely
overcame
the
'trouble,
as
it
is
some
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
3.1
t.
a
1ms
or
35
illK
Edmonson,
Haifa
Co.,
litd,
Toronto
The
Daily
News
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except
Sunday,
the
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P.iiperl
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News,
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Avenue.
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EDITION
Political
Campaign
Not
Verv
Serious.
98
86
their
hair
is
whitened
by
the
brush
of
old
Father
Time.
f7.50
Thursday.
April
3,
1
92
1.
Do
You
Know
When
Airplanes
Are
Coming?
"Do
you
know
when
the
airplanes
are
expected?'
was
Ihe
question
put
by
dozens
of
profile
today
over
the
Daily
News
telephones.
A
courteous
answer
was,
so
far
'as
pnssihlet
given
tti
every
query,
although
it
was
difficult
"to
write
editorial
articles
and
report
meetings
and
step
lo
Ihe
telephone
between
almost
every
sentence.
All
Unit.
we
ask
in
such'
cases
is
thnt
those
mak.
i
iip
inquiries
refrain
from
entering
into
conversation
about
nothing
in
particular.
If
the
question
is
'put,
it
wil
be
nnswered
directly
and
Ihe
receiver
will
be
hung
Up.
This
is
n
public
service
for
which
the
fiewspapers
get.no
pay
hut
they
are
quite
willing
hi
do
it
fis
long
as
the-questioners
are
reasonably
quick
ami
do
not
feel
annoyed
when
Ihey
are
cut
off
short
.
'
'
Age
Of
Young
Men
Never
Ends.
This
is
the
age
of
young
men,
ami
so
is
every
age..
In
the
newspaper
world
Mearsl
Is
01
years
of
age,
.Mnusey
is
70,
Cirlis
of
the
Ladies
Home
Journal
is
71,
Hob
Paine
or
the
Hcrinns
papers
is
08.
Frank
.
Crane
is
na,
Ochs,
is
00,
John
Aide,,
of
he
Brooklyn
Kagle
is
Oi,
the
head
of
the
San
Francisc,
Chronicle
Iri?
nf
'
W"n
iS.r
man
riUngs
breathe
the
spirit
or
t'.)2i
with
all
its
inspiration
and
hope
and
cheep
oulli
is
necessary,
no
nintter
what
the
age
or
Ihe
youth
For
your
health's
sake
makestireof
your
corset
.
xt.:,.i
j
.j
.
"
nu
raucatnri
nave
loni
rfcrmzed
the
relation
Ictwctn
eno,
carruee
and
tmcrurr.
i
i.l
Lhildrtn
are
taught
to
wtlc
and
it
properly
na
d.tori
prtacribe
gptciil
exercise
and
rpliances
ta
overcome
faults
t(
this
kind.
Ihe
woman
who
wears
a
carelettly
made
cornet
is
taking
grave
risks
with
her
health.
Nemo
Ko)
Service
Corttts
will
give
anatomically
correct
support
and
control
to
the
Siture.
1
hey
tertd
to
improve
the
heafth
liecause
it
it
physically
Impossible
not
to
carry
one's
elf
well
in
a
properly
i
tted
AVm.
Thousandsof
'
women
will
wear
no
other
make
ef
corset.
Vouwillnotonlyfrelbrtter,
hut
loi(k
lictter,
if
you
will
follow
their
example.
6
moJeli;
sliti
20
to
30;
SJ.00
to
SOjOO.
"Oncttryth'tmo
mnd
you'll
nevtr
tnnft,
Hold
In
Prince
ftuperl
exclusively
by
JABOUR
BROS.
.
or
ii
'
''
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lOS
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Toronto
.
Dnl.rio
11
IMPROVING
SERVICE
i
ON
P.G.E.
RAILWAY
Board
of
Directors
Decides
New
Policy
to
Cater
to
Tourist
Business,.
VICIOIU.V,
April
3
At
a
meet,
ing
of
the"
hoard
of
directors
of
In
Hi.'
unsurpassed
scenery
In
the
heart
Prince
Huperl
people
will
he
actively
engaged
in
advocating
the!
in,
onhr
to
make
the
sihl.
rlaims
of
the
rival
candidates
for
political
honors.
At
such
seeiuv
trip
a
pleasant
possi-times
feeling
is
apt
to
run
high
and
those
who
have
heen
very
hie,
the
trains
for
tourist
traffic
friendly
sometimes
find
their
relations
somewhat
strained.
j
will
he
exclusively
"passenger,".
There
is
no
good
reason
why
political
differences
should
as
i
will
he
the
effort
of
the
make
any
difference
to
friendships
or
business
or
other
rela-
management
this
year
lo
climin-tionships.
One
person
is
to
be
chosen
to
serve
the
constituency
ate
all
possible
delays
such
as
and
all
wish
to
see
the.
besl
man
elected.
In
choosing
this
man
the
loading
anil
unloading
of
there
should
be
only
the
highest
motives
animating
the
electors
freight
which
trains
of
the
and
anything
which
seems
likely
to
seem
like
appealing
to
pre-!"mixed"
class
operated
In
the
indices
or
passions
should
be
frowned
down
upon
by
everyone.
'paM.
necessarily
enlail.
It
is
important
to
choose
the
best
possible
representative,
but!
It
is
proposed
that
these
lour-it
is
important
also
to
preserve
our
self
respect
and
dignity
in
isl
trains
will
consist
of
day
doing
so.
Nothing
is
to
be
gained
by
reverting
to
'the
old
fash-leoarhes,
sleepers,
observation
ioned
method
of
mud
slingitigrnnd
rousing
local
prejudices.
!nnd
compartment
cars
with
mm.
ihinalion
express,
haygage,
and
IS
4
.
.
N
I
F
L
i.
.
!
:
I-
'
i-1
.
,
.
rccp
luui.y
hiii
rrcsu
r
iiiiuii
r.ir,
inis
impm
ne
rejraril
Though
Years
Are
Passing.
Jed
as
the
initiation
of
a
train
(treat
is
he
who
keeps
young
nhd
fresh
after
many
years
service
which,
H
is
expected.
or
service
and
vvho
ran
near
the
old
story
retold
in
new
language,
Will
develop
tourist
traffic
to
a
who
ran
be
interested
in
and
patient
with
the
mistakes
and
decree
necr
before
reached,
and
strivings
of
hoys
and
girls
just
entering
oil
the
serious
game
nf
no
doubt
many
of
the
tourists
life.
(will,
thromrh
personal
arquaiul-
ureai
is
ne
vvno
can
continue
to
nien
and
lenm
and
who.nncn
wun
the
counlry.
he
al
ls
lug
enough
lo
concede
that
thin?
are
done
better
today
than.traete.t
In
invest
in
some
of
the
yesterday.
Such
men
continue
to
grow,
mentally
and
spiritually,
many
valuable
resources
of
the
limugii
pnysicaiiy
iney
are
on
trie
northern
slope
of
life
and
district
and
thus
aid
in
its
de
velopruenl.
P.-T,
ASSOCIATION
HAS
SOCIAL
EVENING
cup
and
Saucer
Shower
Last
Nlnht
was
very
Successful
Affair
Ninety
In
At
tendance
!k
.llje
meellnpr
ut
the
Prince
lldptjrt
Parent
Teachers'
Associa.
tfc'lasj
eseninp
in
the
Uooll
Scliohl
took
the
form
nT
11
s.ilfil
eviriln
'he
realure
hejns
n
cup
an
L.
saucer
sliower.
Il
was
vey
,
successful
affair
and
about
90
persons
were
in
attendance.
i
ne
proceeitinjrs
commenced
with
the
sinsins
of
"O
tkinada
loiiywed
t.y
a
hnef
program
lo
which
Principal
.1.
fi.
Ilrady
eon.
IrMiuled
with
a
reading,
MIsm
Amelia
Kirch
a
recitalinn,
nun
Mruce
Stevens,
a
vocal
solo,
ac
companied
hy
Mlsi
Mnrjorie
Lancaster.
Superintendent
II.
S
Hum
presided.
A
ftuesslnp
contest
ns
to
how
many
beans
there
were
in
a
hot-
le
resulted
n
Mrs.
C.
F.
h'emr
..
ii.
ii
.
.
.
win
v
.
ii.
iierry
iiemg
iiPd
n
winners,
Micti
was
presented
...11
S.
A
4
nii
a
ni.nounu
sacli
or
suirar
donated
by
the
Itupert
Tahle
Siq.ply.
Refreshments
were
served
in
the
domestic
science
rooms.
The
refreshment
committee
comprised
Mrs.
John
Itulitcr,
convener.
Mrs.'
.M
M.
Stephens.
Mrs.
Fred
Pyle,
Mrs.
Howard
Sleen,
Mrs,
C..F.
Kemp
and
'Mr.
Camlow
assisted
hy
Misses
Hardin?
am)
Cieighlon.
The
candy
stall
was
in
charge
of
Miss
Amies
honaliUon.
.
W,
!-
Haillie,
chief
onrtineer
of
the
sleainer
Prince
ftuperl,
arrived
from
'Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Heiirsie
yeslerday
ufler-noon.
He
is
here
as
representative
or
the
C.d.M.M.
in
cuiiu'C-lion
with
Ihe
Repairs
lo
t
Is
A
Canadian
SmtlMi
.
at
.
the.
ch1
dry
dock.
THE
DAil.V
NRWa
Thursday,
April
3,.
i
FIRST
AID
WORK
ON
THE
RAILWAY
on
Colonel
Hodnetts
Advlslna
Ho-
nardln?
Work
and
T.
Cook
Organising
WINNII'KO,
April
3.
l
or
Ihe
tni.miA
itt
......
rn....:..
..'in.
II
Ik
I
II
l
l
I
.1
I
I""
l"'f
'
l'll1-ll'K
Willi
1
111
II
the.
P,..L.
ltuilw-uy
it
was
i
oil
ndian
,:'
v
m
i
.
.
.
.
.National
Hallway
nlllnals
as
an
experiment
tourist
traffic
for
"ol
on
the
extension
or
firs
ai.l
suminen
i.
j
.','..
,..
monlhstif
lOSI.
W
II
It
Hi
s
nhjerl;
.....
,
.
,.
.
.
.,
....
,
lion
o
I
he
.cxiiin
na
ions
in
ii-w
ii
wii
i.-v'iirii
in
ri'ioiiiiri
some
of
the,
existing
equipment.
I
The
railway
affords
lo
holiday
makers
an
easy
oiiorliinil'
lo
view
scenery
which,
lliroupli
lack
of
facilities
lo
reach
il
hitherto
is
something
entirely
new
lo
most
travellers,
and
this
ypar
Hie
train
service
will
ho
arranged
so
that
the
most
picturesque
portion,
of
the
Journey
between
Vancouver
and
Quesnel
will
he.
mnlorl
nkfii
i
ii
ilaylisrhl.
Toward
this
end
.and
to.
purvey
every
coin
fort
and
convenience
to
passengers,
Hie
official
car,
which
has
not
heen
in
use
for
the
past
year,
will
he
converted,
hefore
the
traffic
starts,
into
an
observation
and
compartment
car.
Two
of
Ihn
day
coaches
were
converted
last
year
into
sleepers,
ami
this
innovation
addoil
frreatly
In
the
comfort
of
passengers,
and
was
the
means
of
increasing
the
company's
traffic
and
revenue
lo
a
gratifying
extent.
Annlher
day
coach
is
heing
converted
this
year
into
an
open
air
ohtcrvalinn
car,
lo
add
further
lo
ItieultraHiveness
o('he
service,
and
nllnsrelher
Hie
ser-vice
offered
will
he
such
as
will
satisfy
all
who
avail
Ihemsphes
of
the
rare
opportunity
Ift
see
A
political
campaign
is
alioul
lo
lie
waged
ami
a
uiimoer
or
of
British
OtltimhU.
trophies,
Col,
The
Nan
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
IIOSSIP,
gossip
Tillle
Initio
Listen
to
th
Silly
prat
He;
Words
that
vsound
Woiils
IJiat
jll,
Itepulalions
,
Kasily
kill.
'
HOIIHF.M
hair
is
all
Ions
as
Ihere
is
.siirne
j
ler
henenth
it.
-
-
-
Ill
for
Charles
A.
Hod-
irells,
ll.M.IL,
M.D.,
IM'.IL,
di-reelor
.'eneral
fif
'
the
'Canadian
biiiiicli,
SI.
.lolni
Anihillaurn
Association,
Ottawa,'
is.
speulliiifr
Ihree
days"
in
Winnipeg.
In
accordance
Willi
the
policy
nf
the
Canadian
National
hallways
for
the
advancement
of
safely
first
anil
first
'
aid
lliroiiphoul
thiv
system,
.1.
Conk
has
been
.appointed
organizer
for
the
western
region.
Mr.
Cook,
who
has
heen
with
I
ho
system
for
seventeen
years
and
lakiu?
part
in
first
aid
work
for
thirteen
years,
will
have
the
supervision
of
the
urbanization
of
Hrsl
aid
Masses
throughout
the
west,
wining
'both,
men
and
women
employees
the
aim
of
the
department'
heiuv
(hat
eventually
there'
wilt
not
he
a
point
or
o
train
on
Hie
system
without
some
employee
thcrc'ipialificd
to
render
first
aid
to
fellow
employees
or
passeners.
Several
classe?
have
already
len
started
in
and
around
Winnipeg
ami
ort:aniia-
tiou
work
throughout
the
region
ronliniiin?
rapidly.
Col.
Ilod.-rells,
while
in
Wjnnt-
icg,
will
ixhinlne
six
teams
oi
the
militia
for
ilie
Otter
trophy
and
has
eight
teams
at
Calvary
competing
for
the
same
prizes
He
leaves
Friday
for
ftegina
nnd
Various
points
eurnute
lo
the
coast
and
Vancouver
Island.
rigiii
a
rey
rnnt-
I'd
oe
your
neighhor
is
As
hard
as
llie
very
dickens
When
you've
a
nice
little
enrden
And
he
keeps
a
lot
of
chicken?
LIFK
would
lie
worth
living
if
a
man
iiiu
not
ii.ive
to
learn
In
iday
mah
Jong
to-order
to
keep
up
to
date.
WHAT
a
modern
woman
hates
to
show
is
her
afc-e.
.
I
WONIiF.ll
did
You
ever
ltiti)k
What
'twas
that
drove
;
man
to
drink
?
Could
yon
ever
Kiiess
Why
nl.
-i
n
should
rile,
ltecauy?
his
wife
Would
dress'
in
style
For
j
l.a
men
will'
drink
Ami
the
women
iln-i-S
Hut
v
hen
they
'ipiiirrel
.It's,
a
deuce
of
a
mess.
,
IT
is
all
righl
to
call
a
spade
a
spa'jie
hut
H
would
never
do
I
i
ca!l'
sojiVvhieopln
exactly
by
the
rinm'!y-'5,
lii.
Ii
they
are,
entitled.
f'
A
'WiltSON
wiio
snores
may
M
f
Vailed
o
sound
sleeper.
Til
KM
K
are
a
lot
of
people
who
have
a
prea!
deal
lo
say
yet
the
never
say
il.
heeatise
their
nelch-
hors
hne
so
little
(o
say
and
say
il
so
often.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlrs
Ruprt
April
3,
1M4.
II.
C.
Hrewster.
leader
of
the
Liltenil
narly
hi
Hritish
Colum
Ida,
and
his
lieutenant,
John
OIK
or.
arrived
in,
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Venture
this
niornlnir.
They
were
met
hy
(I.
II.
Naden
and
Dr..
W,
T.
Kertriu,
former
coHeairiies
in
the
hvisla.
live
tiiosilfoji
The
Prince
Huper!
Hoard
of
were
enrolled.
t'
.
The
fisheries
patrol
sleanrer
Malaspina
made
her
first
capture!
this
morning
off
Vnyas
Island
ami
will
bring
her
prize,
the
Prince
Olnv.
Inln
port-
Ihi
evening.
WHAT
THE
PACKAGE
DOES
Ten
growers
lme
found
from
experience
that
il
is
necessary
immediately
lo
pack
tea
In
air
tight
ineluLlined
chests,
lo
tire-
serve
the
flavor
and
tniodness
ol
the
leaf.
F.ipiully
so
is
nn
air-tight
packnge
necessary
for
the
small
hds
of
tea
for
individual
consumption.
Hulk
lea
is
always
inferior
leu
because
it
is
exposed
lo
air.
The
"SAI.AIA"
alr-liahl
iliimiuum
package
i
Ihe
mini
efficient
way
of
preserv
iuc
ten
known.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
S.
i'..
Iteihuan
and
J.
W.
I'.d-wnrds,
London,
Kngland;
.1.
M.
IliH-kin,
W.
A.
Allen,
W.
K.
Hail-lie,
II.
W.
Hunt
nml
S.
Siiuhury.
Vancouver;
lleorue
Spare.
II.
Iiivon
and
I.
Sahhalh,
.Montreal:
Stewart
(1.
Clark,
K.
Syitwn
nnd
W.
I.aiiiir,
Victoria;
Louis
Cohen,
Toronto;
W.
F.
Martin
and
O.
W.
ltohiusmi,
Oceiin
Falls;
Oscar
Kileii,
Prince
((purge;
IL
f.
Hun-iiiupham,
I'orl
KMsiuvlon;
II.
A.
Mice
ami
S.
It.
Arkell.
Terrace:
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
W.
(J.
Perry,
L'sk:
It.
A.
Latin
and
C.
V.
Smith,
Ijl-uionlon.
Central
l.
O'lary
and
W.
K.
Crooks.
Vancouver:
(!.
V.
.lenkins.
Sinilhers:
.1.
0.
(Jeddes,
Fort
SI.
lames;
.1.
(I.
Johnstone,
city.
HAD
A
WEAK
HEART
WAS
YERY
NERVOUS
FOR
THREE
YEARS
Mint
Jl
relrrwm,
7.ialan.lla,
Sank..
rric:
"I
hh
Ut
iri
0U
kmiMf
Imiw
iuuHi
rwt
MilUuru'a
lli-art
ami
.rve
1111
liave
(lnim
rur
nir.
'
for
nearly
ihire
y-r
I
vry
badly
mn
iVmti,
had
weak
heart,
list
i
u
iicrviKiit
ibal
auiiinlliiii'a
I
vu.ulil
alrnnat
falul
luay.
I
hard
nf
mauy
iwiijiln
-aho
had
recmn.
inrnilstl
your
Heart
ami
ro-rvn
rilla,
an
I
(Vriilfd
to
rive
thi-ni
i
trial.
ANr
I
had
uwd
iwn
Uiina
I
fiimd
tliey
had
ln
in
fMHl.
and
artrr
tiavlnr
lakru
five
lMHf
I
wa
mmpli'lrly
rrllffcd.
raniKi!
rmnmnirnd
ynur
rilla
fiioiiitli,
I
rade
im
plannliig
excursions
toj)M.art
r
lroul)1,
w
(,
outside
points
this
summer
to
e
tifiu."
work
up
trade
for
the
city.
At
'""urn-a
II.
k
N.
rut
re
toe
U
the
regular
monthly
y
meetimr
lasti"
"
rtMkr'
nr
m,lw
,r"r
rereipi
Ki
wf
""
Tli-
T.
Millmrn
rA.
lining,
i
i
i
ii
.
.
niglil,
lllilrly-lwo,
jiew
iiiriirhers'Turwuo,
out,
A
clean
start
FF
to
school
every
morning
in
fresh,
clean
clothes.
How
happy
Mother
is
when
ahe
car.
manage
that
for
her
children.
It
can
be
done
so
easily
with
Rinso.
This
new
Soap
loosens
all
the
dirt
just
by
waking.
Th?
rich
Rinso
suds
get
the
clothes
clean
without
any
back-breaking
rubbing.
Even
the
ground-in
dirt
at
little
knees
and
elbows
yields
to
a
light
rubbing
with
dry
Rinso.
Use
Rinso
next
washday.
Vou
will
be
delighted
with
the
results.
All
grocers
and
department
stores
sell
Rinso.
Rinso
h
made
by
the
largest
soap
makers
in
the
iCorlJ
Rinso
LEVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED.
TORONTO
For
th
family
trati.
IVmo
it
as
uonJtiful
at
Lux
it
for
fine
fabiict.
A'
Decrease
the
Family
Food-Bill
Serve
a
(ienerou
Amount
f
I
"ELECTRIC"
Bread
Willi
every
meal
nnd
nil
down
on
olher
more
-ir-trrrnTiTl.
Select
"ELECTRIC"
Bread
at
your
grocers
II
Hlays
Fresh
Longer.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
l
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.8.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattla,
March
11,
21,
April
1,
11,
22
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
March
7,
17,
28,
April
7,
18,
28
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Bu
ted
ale,
Swanton
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Oceai
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
i
v"
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
AgenL
Corner
of
4th
8trect
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,B.C
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Winter
Service
'4
,
j
S.S.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Sail
from
Prince
Rupert
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
8EATTLE,
Intermediate
Points
Friday,
10.00
a.m.
For
STEWART
and
ANYOX
....
Wednesday,
11.00
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
April
12
and
20
'
PA8SENQLR
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY
Lm
Prince
imparl
.4
pjn.
for
I'M.iCe
oeohOE.
rnvioMTo.l,
wn.
nirEO,
all
polnta
Eaati-m
Canada,
bulled
S
la
ten,
A0INCV
ALL
OCEAN
STtAMIHIP
LINES.
,(
,
,
Cltf
TleUt
OUlea,
BIS
Third
Aa
Prlnc
Ruparl.
rhona
to
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
-LTD.
SatliDii
rrum
Prince
imprrt.
WiHiSf
Ut
VANCOUVCM,
VICTORIA,
Ocaan
falla,
4
Swanao
Bar,
TuMda,.
S
!.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
Altrt
Bar,
d
Snon.Ba.
Saturday
Nea.
rr
ANVOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Walt
laland,
Sundar
B
P.R).
r
PORT
SISIPBON
and
Raaa
Rl
Oannarlaa,
rrlddi
A.M.
.
ll
lurt
Avtnu.
t,
aarnalat,
AianL
Prluca
hupari."
B.C