(T
Wm.
Stronr.
Prop.
Cry
for
it
Children
hate
to
take
medicine
as
a
rule,
but
every
child
loves
the
taste
of
Castoria.
And
this
pure
vegetable
preparation
is
Just
as
good
as
it
tastes;
just
it
bland
and
harmless
as
the
recipe
reads.
gbe
wrapper
tells
you
just
what
storia
contains.)
When
Baby's
cry
warn!
of
colic,
a
few
drops
of
Castoria
has
him
soothed,
asleep
again
in
a
jiffy.
Nothing
is
more
valuable
in
diarrhea.
When
coated
tongue
or
bad
breath
tell
of
constipation,
invoke
its
gentle
aid
to
cleanse
and
regulate
a
child's
bowels.
In
colds
or
children's
diseases,
use
it
to
keep
the
system
from
cloggipg.
Your
doctor
will
tell
you'
Castoria
TAKU
RlVEIt
s
K4
if
nSLijL
I
CASTORIA
,.
"
''h
w
ii
'.j
jjy
wUHkUliM
11
pi
bwiM'
?Ti
Jaffi
If
&J
I
'!
p
deserves
a
place
in
the
family
medicine
cabinet
until
your
child
is
grown.
He
knows
it
is
safe
for
the
tiniest
baby;
effective
for
a
boy
in
his
teens.
With
this
special
children's
remedy
handy,
you
need
never
risk
giving
a
boy
pr
girl
medicine
meant
for
grown-ups.
Castoria
is
sold
in
every
drug
store;
the
genuine
always
bears
Chas.
H.
Fletcher's
signature.
ATTENTION:
TAKU
PROSPECTORS
Avoid
the
necessity
of
clearlnj
your
supplies
through
the
customs
at
Juneau.
yt
carry
Complete
prospectors'
outfits
right
on
the
ground
In
Canadian
territory.
TAKU
TRADING
CO.
P.O.
Address:
Tulsequh,
B.C.
EMPIRE
DAY
CELEBRATED
Capitol,,
Theatre
Filled
Yesterday
Fir
Demonstration
I)y
toe
Paughters
of
(he
propire
The
Capitol
Theatre,
available
through
the
courtesy
of
Col.
S.
P.
McMordle,
was
filled
to
capacity
yesterday
afternoon
when
Municipal
Chapter,
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
held
its
annual
Empire
Day
patriotic
de
monstration
for
school
children.
Children
from
all
four
schools
of
the
city
were
In
Attendance
and
Booth
Memorial
and
Borden
Street
Schools
contributed
individual
numbers
to
the
program.
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Dafoe
gave
a
patriotic
address
and
there
were
vocsj
solos
by
Mrs.
Bmest
Anderson.
At
the
opening,
there
svas
the
formal
ceremony
of
saluting
the
flag.
An
"Our
Gang"
comedy
was
shown
to
the
delight
of
all
the
children,
Mrs.
John
Manson.
regent
of
Municipal
Chapter,
pre
sided
and
alan
on
the
platform
were!
past
municipal
regents
regents
nfj
subsidiary
chapters,
the
standard
i
bearers
and
the
principals
of
the
schools.
The
committee
in
charge
of
i
the
whole
program
consisted
of
Mrs.
B.
Walker,
Miss
May
Ilartin
and
Mrs,
D.
C.
Stuart.
'
Children
of
Booth
Memorial
LIBERAL
CANDIDATE
V'AS,
SUCCESSFUL
("continued
from
paire
1)
TAQE
TWO
Friday,
The
Care
of
the
Young
Nothing
brings
so
much
comfort
to
Mother
and
Dad
as
the
knowledge
that
the
youngsters
are
growing
bigger
and
stronger
every,
day.
Playing
hard
all
day
sleeping
soundly
all
night.
Nestle's
Evaporated
Milk
has
brought
this
comfort
to
thousands
of
happy
parents.
And
here's
the
Reason
!
Nestle't
Evaporated
Milk
if
just
theb
cit
of
forth
cow'i
milk
with
part
of
the
water
removed-then
traled
and
iteriUted
in
air-tight
container.
Add
water,
again
and
you
have
absolutely
pure,
safe
milkr-but
nore
readily
dljteuible
than
ordinary
milk
becaute
the
large
fat
clobulei
of
the
milk
have
been
broken
up
into
imall
ones
of
the
ame
she
as
In
Mother's
milk.
Also,
the
eurJi
which
form
in
the
stomach
when
Nestle's
Evaporated
JMllk
Is
used
arc
soft
and
flaky
and
thereore
easily
digestible.
Ute
Nestlfs
Evaporated
Milk
for
Your
Daby.
Use
It
In
coffee
In
cocoa
Jn
tea.
ye
jjt
in
all
.cooking
and
as
a
beverage
by
diluting
with
one
to
two
parts
water.
NESTL
CHB3
E
EVAPORATED
(Unsweetened)
MILK
A
TKODUCT
OF
MIITISII
COLUMBIA
DfcMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
lppers
I
.
-
Try
a
Daily
News
Want
Ad.
3
r.h
.nr.
j.u
ii:H
iioi'
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD
"
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PKlNCE
HUPEItT,
B.C.
School,
under
the
leadershlD
of
J.
S.
Wilson,
Sang
two
fine
choruses,
"-The
Empire
is
Our
Country"
and
The
Heart
of
Canada."
The
latter
rvumfcer,
written
by
Alfred
Noyes
and
with
musk
by
Sir
Edward
El-gar,
was
composed
especially
for
Empire
Pageant
of
1924
in
London
and,
as
far
as
is
known,
this
was
the
first
time
it
was
sung
in
Western
Canada.
Another
splendid
Booth
School
number
was
a
patriotic
drill
by
pupils
of
Miss
A.
Garnet's
division
in
the
course
of
which
the
chorus
"Our
Flag"
was
sung
by
the
pupils
bf
this
school.
Girls
taking
part
in
the
drill
were
Victoria
Stamford,
Betty
Woods.
Alice
Gomez,
Gweneth
Walker,
Edith
Fenrmnn.
Trprm
OitVp
Hplpn
I
Fuller.
JejwjStrari
Edith
Slatta
.
Empire
Pageant
One
of
;theJ6ulst&rtdlrtg
items
on
I
the
program'
tt
the
demonstration
,
was
a
Pageant
of
the
Empire
by
pu-jplls
of
Borden
Street
School
under
jthe
direction
of
Miss
L.
HalUweU
of
I
the
teaching
staff.
This
proved
to
hp
o
pnlnrfnl
anH
onnrrtnHatn
mim
ber.
Those
talcing
part
were:
Britannia;
Ceredwin
Morgan.
Canada,
Gudrum
Welle
and
May
Smith
rMV.aKM')
j
England,
Jessie
Brand.
ScrtJanfUJgan.
Sco
Wales,
Eva
Morris.
Ireland,
Eileen
Green.
Australia.
Peggy
Steen.
New
Zealand,
Myrtle
Rose.
South
Africa,
Dot
Pritchard.
India,
Betty
Canteruri.
West
Indies,
Dolly
Postulo.
Flag
bearers
were
Geoge
DIbp
and
George
Dybhavn.
In
connection
with
the
pageant,
the
choruses
"If
We
Would
Be
Strong"
and
"Flag
of
Our
Empire"
were
sung
by
the
children.
House
made
good
time
Forty-pnc
Budget
Items
Were
Put
Through
Last
Ni;ht
Steel
Tariff
Amended
OTTAWA.
Uav
23:
The
Houss
of
Commons
in
an
hnur
lnt.
nlirht
massed
no
less
than
41
items
of
bud
get
resolutions.
r
'
T
r
A
n
a
r-
i
,
i
t
-
.
m
finance,
amended
the
British
preference
duty
on
iron
and
steel
angles
and
beams
from
10
to
15.
A
meeting;
of
the
Boys'
Band
committee
which
was
to
have
been
held
last,
night
was
postponed
be-
nit
the
secretary.
W.
H.
Tobey.
it
Will
probably
be
held
tonight.
PALPITATION
Throbbing
of
Heart
After
the
"Flu"
Mra.
3,
OtianlngUm,
flanlt
Ste.
Mkrie,
Qnt,
writ:
"tut
Febroarr
I
had
a
acTere
atUek
of
infln
ma
which
.left
ma
Vita
palpitaUon
and
throbbing
,of
th
hart.
fc.
..
IKi
r
w
tala
aad
xmi
about
dx
boxes
n&
hart
frond
than
halp
m
put
,aal,
sad
wb
nrj
thankful
for
haviog
found
neh
a
good
median."
Vrlu,
60a.
a
box
at
all
druggiita
u4
dMlara,
or
mailed
direct
oa
rwipt
of
prica
by
Tho
T.
MUbura
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
The
result
o'f'tiie'tiHited
ef6tf
Wa'sl
thW
U)
Ifaulrj
g.hts
were
p$
pn
tbe
program
fpr
this
year.
J:
The
halibut
boat
owners
of
Prince
Rupert
had
asked
for
as-
ristance
in
prospecting
for
sum-
efforts
of
Mr.
Hanson.
Captain
ft,
Uoyd
and.
(Crsw
are
now
wt
on
tha
work
and
Charles
Wallace,
repre-
fentatlve
of
tjje
boat
owners
is
with
them,
trying
to
secure
the
required
information.
The
amount
voted
for
this
was
$5
000.
The
amount
of
money
voted
for
the
flshormen'
floats
at
Pince
Rupert
having
been
exhausted,
lr.
Hanson
managed
to
secure
another
$7,000
in
addition
to
the
m.
000
already
voted
In
order
to
com
plete
the
work
now
being
done
by
John
Currle
&
Sons.
There
were
a
number
of
other
matters
attended
to.
One
was
the
rearing
pf
a
vote
of
$5,000
for
thflj
wing
dam
in
the
Sttlclne
River
at
Grand
Rapids
to
keep
the
channel
in
Its
proper
course
and
ajso
a
large
share
of
th-
vote
for
rivejs
and
dredging.,
which
wUl
be
ei-tirnded
pn
the
Taku.
SHklne,
Tffi-cher.
White
Sail
and
other
rivefs.
Stewart
got
the
addition
to
fp
wharf
at
a
'
cost
of
$10,000
and
Queen
Charlotte
City
$6,600
and
favorable
consideration
was
glvep
to
the
Skldegate
wharf
proposals
snd
the
matter
Is
now
before
the
department.
Mr.
Hanson
spoke
highly
of
the
work
of
the
Independent
member
for
Comox-Albernl
A.
W
Neill
who
had
assisted
him
very
materially
in
getting
support
for
the
Skeena
riding
projects,
Mr.
Hanson
while
away
visited
Washington,
D.C.,
Philadelphia,
Chicago
and
other
important
cities
of
Canada
and
the
United
States
and
he
says
he
found
unemploy?
ment
situation
acute
on
both
sides
of
the
line.
Canada,
in
spite
of
her
wheat
not
being
marketed,
was-
In
I
a
better
position,
he
thought,
than'
the
neighbor
to
the
south.
'The
general
feeling
throughout
Canada
i
that
the
Mackenzie
King
administration
wiU
p-
returned
to
power,
probably
with
an
increased
majority.
Some
prominent
Conservatives
in
the
East
admit
thij,"
said
Mr.
Hanson.
"In
Ontario
I
Jbe-lieve
they
will
have
at
least
four
more
seats
than
they
now
hold;
Quebec
will
bevs
before;
The
Martimes
are
protperous
and
gains
are
looked
for
there."
Coming
nearer
home
Mr.
Hanson
sees
Prince'
George.
Cariboo,
Ske'C-na
and
several
seats
in
the
south
returning
to
the
fold
and
he
feels
that
as
a
matter
of
policy
it
would
be
well
for
Prince
Rupert
to
,
be
with
the
Government.
HEADACHES
Rheumatism
Neuralgia
Lumbago
Neuritis
-here's
quick
Relief
I
wi
cm
.si!
i
1
I
mm
YOU
cant
always
stop
work
and
give-in
to
a
headache,
but
you
can
always
get
relief
from
sucb
suffering
I
A
tablet
or
two
of
Aspirin
will
ease
an
aching
hedd
every
time.
Perfectly-
harmless
prescribed
by
thousands
of
doctor.
An
effective
antidote
for
pain,
takeri
by
millions
of
men
and
women
whenever
they've
a
cold,
headache;
neuralgia
or
neuritis;
rheumatism,
lumbago,
sore
joints,
etc.
Read
the
proven
directions
that
coma
with
Aspirin
and
realize
how
much
suffering
these
tablets
can
spare
you.
Aspirin
has
medical
endorsement.
It
doesn't
depress
the
heart
You
know
what
you
are
taking.
The
box
bears
the
word
gtnuint
m
red.
traoi
majix
ma
SPIRIN
DDD
for
the
severer
forms
g
eczema
An
active
fluid
that
washes
Into
tho
mm.
a
uociora
lormuU
wlUi
a
bill-iiant
record.
Itching
stops
Instantly
this
dear
stalulcss
treatment
pcoe-.
(rates
the
sick
tissues.
'
OKMES'
LTP,
W.
J.
iMcCUTClltON,
DRUGGIST
wond
ft'
You
may
know
them
as
a
breakfast
treat
that
you
enjojj
every
morning.
But
you
are
still
missing
"something
if
you
,
haven't
tried
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
for
lunch,
.
.
.
Full
of
flavor
and
refreshing
erispness
they
are
ideal
for
the
mid-day
lunch
itfor
any
nieal!
j
a9
CORN
FLAKES
CHN
FLAKES
KlXtocc's
arc
He
world'
mil
papular
rorn
flakea
In
fart,
the
largrtt
M-lling
of
all
rraly,0rat
crrral.
Alwaji
rriop
and
frrh.
Extra
raijr
to
dlgmt.
Sent
with
milk
or
rrram.
Add
aufar,
f
ruita
or
honey
for
varirty.
Look
for
the
rrd-and-srern
package
at
all
groerra.
Srncd
hj
hulrlt,
mtauranU),
on
dinrra.
Made
by
KrJIvgg
In
London,
Ontario.
P
rta
i
fa
jj
Hril)ti
OilnndiiaV
pnwiirrilr.
f
i3rj'MfeMBrrtS
Vl!
FarIU
ami
irorr(,
dt'iud
Jr
jKgg-
I!'
1"
Lrr
In.luctrirs-
SiipKrt
Ibcrn?
(Dftere's
no
gas
UkeHoma
See
Page
7.
There
arc
a
lot
of
small
advertiscmentsiherc
that
make
good
reading