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.Friday,
November
2
1.
193C
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Syrup
DAILY
BDITIOM
Dry,
Hacking
Cough
Caused
By
a
Neglected
Cold
Mn
James
A.
Stewart,
Stellsrton,
KA,
writes:
"For
some
time
I
was
troubled
with
a
dry.
hacking
cough,
caused
by
a
heavy
cold
I
had,
at
first,
neglected.
A
friead
told
me'if
I
would
take
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pint-
8
rup
it
would
help
me,
ao
I
got
a
Hjottle
and
it
tid
reliew
my
eeaga.
I
ani
ih.
mother
of
six
children
and
I
Dee
H
for
every
one
of
them
when
they
have
eoMe.
and
And
it
hpaV"
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ft
in
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anvtlitnj;
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a
bottle;
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famtrr
site
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Circulations
Friday.
November
21.
1M0
Imperial
Oil's
Extra
Dividend
Adds
Millions
to
Buying
Power
Imperial
Oil
next
month
will
pay
out
$1&578,037
by
way
of
regular
and
extra
dividends
on
the
26,524,860
shares.
!
In
November,
61
Canadian
companies"!!
wTflch"
there
is
;
public
investment
interest,
will
pay
quarteflydividends
totalling
$?,738,450,
or
less
than
half
of
the
total
to
be
paid
j
out
next
month
by
this
one
great
Canadian
company.
Last
December,
79
Canadian
com-
panies,
in
luding
Imperial
Oil,
paid
quartf
rlv
dividends
totalling
3S.
771,604
Thi
var,
the
December
payment'
v
ill
be
swelled
by
37
through
the
Imperial
OH
extra
alone.
TIMES
ARE
NOT
GOOD
MUit
1
null
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ICWUCIIIi)
Ul
1
'
,
i
'
Canada
-wn
30r;
of
the
shares
of'uen
Charlotte
City.
Hoard
of
Imperial
Oil.
a
.subsidiary
of
Standard
Oil
of
S(
w
Jersey.
Thus
Canadians
ber'flt
directly
from
this
extra
and
regular
dividend
to
the
extent
of
S5.000.000.
Four
million
dollars
of
extra
Trade
Wonders
at
Statement
of
Dfertriet
Engineer
$0irf!jP"
The
followtag
resolution
has
been
passed
by
Board
of
Trade
at
Queen
.
VW
nia
f
VseULTlUVVe
SIVJ
spending
powr;
m
Canada
from
one
,
.vrhenilM
the
provincial
district
company
th.,
yoar
as
compared
enmeer
R
K
Qwr
cer1,ln
with
last
U
not
an
indication
of
de-
,
.urgent
to
the
Daily
News,
prin-preaston.
Ra
h,r
it
te
a
sign
of
the
m
Rupert
past
and
the
taith
that
this
great
company
has
in
the
future.
Two
New
Members
Of
Rotary
Club
Sid
Thomaan
and
Verge
Moore
lie-reived
By
Organisation
At
the
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
Club
yesterday
Sid
Th
Anson
andj
Verge
Moore
were
received
as
mem-1
ben
of
the
club.
Mr.
Thomson
Is
in
1
the
wholesale
fruit
and
produce
business
and
Mr.
Moore
is
the
pro-1
prletor
of
the
Kalen
Oarage.
Visitors
at
the
luncheon
Included
W.
H.
Tobey,
Dr
L.
W.
Kergln,
C
A.
Ktrkendahl,
president
of
the
Oyro
Club,
John
Macdonald
and
A.
8.
McAllster.
8.
D.
Johnston
presided.
the
headlines
read,
'No
poverty
on
the
Islands.'
These
statements
being
that
the
fishing
industry
here
was
a
success,
and
that
road
work
was
still
continuing
this
not
being
generally
true.
Whereas
the
true
facts
of
the
case
are,
that
in
the
Queen
Charlotte
City
district
fishing
was
a
failure,
and
the
government
road
work
only
of
abort
duration
averaging
at
most
from
seven
weeks
to
three
mouths,
"And
whereas
the
statements
of
the
engineer
are
as
untrue
in
fact
as
they
are
unjust
to
those
whose
earnings
have
been
and
are
still
very
meagre,
owing
to
lack
of
fish,
and
the
means
of
ordinary
employment.
"Therefore,
be
it
resolved,
that
the
district
engineer
be
asked
to
ex
plain
how
he
gave
such
statements
to
the
press
and
his
reasons
for
so
doing."
Whatever
Your
Skin
Trouble-Get
Well
This
Magic
Way
Many
Sufferers
Relieved
by
Famous
Herbal
Healer
Wattaar
It
be
a
diiflguring
runh,
or
an
outbreak
of
pimple,
ore
ehapped
hands,
froctbite,
or
any
cut,
bam,
or
hc'hUI
dreiw
the
place
at
oaea
with
thii
grand
herbal
olnt
mnt,
Zam
Ituk.
It
in
beatttifuliv
soothing,
swiftty
haai)g,
aad,
highly
antiseptic.
Even
Hi
chronic'
iroe'Hleg
ffltfe
eczema,
sMl
rheum,
u
1
c
o
r
,
and
poisoned
ores,
Znm
Huk
eradicates
disease
ami
grows
now
skin.
You
ean
"nil.
h
in"
for
col.l
on
thc-chest,
l.u.hh
i
lillln,
stiffnesH,
sprains,
IMjseuhir
ixiins,
etc.
Tn
fact,
there
are
a
hundred
isc
for
Zam
-Bilk,
lie
sure
t
keep
n
box
at
home.
ALL
SPEAK
WELL
OF
ZAM.DUK
"Zam-Brk
rM
me
of
try
potsenlnit
and
completely
hwled
my
festered
nmrer."
Mrs.
8.
Cray.
Bt.
Rose
Du
Lmc,
Maaltoba.
"A
bad
attack
of
Barber's
Itch
yleMed
to
Sksn.Buk
In
two
weeks.
My
skin
Is
now
Sne
ed
healthy."
Air,
u.
H-,
uox
ij7,
iiuaaMMi,
saek.
'When
I
aufTcrvd
frnrtn
nalnful
mat.
(ery
holla.
Zm-lttil
iUm
ih
nnh
efTerllTc
rtrm-rtv
Hssel
n.
Reek.
Nowliurn,
UinenlHirf.
Neva
Scotia.
"Zam.ltulf
ninim.Ht
I
u
olearea
my
skin
of
a
dlsflaurln
raah."
wu,
oi.
jonn
l,
li,
lie
Pltfl.
81
John.
K.n.
7Z:
1
ouldn't
end
anjrthlnc
to
relieve
fjsnn
on
my
arm
until
my
UMher1
m
U
u
k."-Mrs.
.
fOW!1
.
''Wr
,
4),,
CrfjMu,
Waterloo,
gue.
The
unnaralleled
Huk
at
ft
hrlar
of
akin
ftmtiklMa
lta
in
its
original
and
valuable
formula.
Zam-Huk
is
compounded
from
cert
In
extract
of
herbal
origin,
so
roflned
that
thoy
soak
through
the
tiny
pores
into
underlying
tissues.
Zam-Bak
heaks
from
below
as
well
as
on
te
surface.
It
kUls
poisonous
Kerns,
stops
pain
arl
itehing,
and
grows
aew
akin.
Zam-lluk
is
also
a
splendid
remedy
for
piles
and
a
line
dressing
for
injariea.
Zam-Duk
Ointment
50c.
box,
Zam-lluk
Alcdlttnsl
ejeap
20c
eeke.
The
Letter
Box
CONDITION'
ON
ISLANDS
Bdtter;
DsNjs
'.,'
-
In
your
isueHovwjac4.
a.
R.
Owyer,
provmcaftfaidistnct
engineer,
is
quoted
as
saying
that
people
on
the
Islands
are
pretty
good
this
fall,
that
people
oa
the
Islands
have
been
working
all
sammer,
and
road
work
still
continuing
lor
a
few
weeks.
Evidently.
Mr.
Gwycr
Is
referring
to
the
nartfc
end,
and
it
may
be
true
to
that
part
of
the
Islands,
which
I
hope
Is
true.
.With
regftid
to
the
southern
part
it's
not
true,
as
to
work
on
the
roads
or
distress
tbJough
unemployment.
Many
of
the
men
worked
on
the
roads
two
months
and
one
week
only,
others
only
aeven
weeks
to
date.
Men
with
large
families
worked
about
three
months.
Since
August
no
work
waa
done
south
of
Tl
BL
untti
three
weeks
ago
when
three
men
and
a
team
part
tinx
have
been
filling
pttoh
holes
for
the
beenfit
of
car
traffic
Had
Mr
Owyer
consulted
the
merchants
and
others
in
touch
with
conditions
here
he
would
'not
be
ao
optimistic.
The
writer
knows
lot
many
here
who
ate
living
on
j
small
mean
and
who
at
times
go
'
hungry
as
they
oaVe
nc
means,
ana'
no
credit.
All
are
property
owners
If
Mr.
Owyer
could
find
a
month's
wejrk
for
the
needy
he
would
be
doing
a
charitable
deed,
where?
bis
opttnttm
may
estate
severe
suffering.
'
T.
R.
DAVEY.
THINKS
SNOWDEN
RIGHT
Bdltor,
Daily
News
The
Imperial
Conference
that
baa
attracted
so
much
attention
in
1
displaying
the
opinions
of
our
wise
1
men
Is
dae
for
a
little
checking
up.
Philip
Snowden
and
associates
j
must
be
tight
or
they
are
wrong.
As
I
understand
Snowden
s
viewpoint
is
that
the
world
evolves
under
economic
stress
and
that
all
nations
are
active
economic
factors
in
a
common
world
market.
If
it
were
true
that
we
could
obtain
prosperity
through
political
juggling
we
Would
have
prosperity
aU
the
time
as
prosperity
is
better
for
the
politician.
No
one
likes
poverty.
Prosperity
can
only
be
achieved
through
active
trade
and
active
trade
can
only
be
maintained
through
world
relationship.
World
relationship
can
only
be
main
tained
through
cordial
dealings
and
mutual
exchange,
and
all
of
this
can
only
be
realized
when
the
world
is
at
work,
producing,
buying
and
selling
In
that
restricted
world
market.
.
Now
a
market
is
only
a
market
when
consumers
are
there
with
cash
to
purchase
for
consumption.
And
as
previously
stated
the
world's
market
is
a
restricted
market,
and
asan
Imperial
trade
pact
would
further
divide
and
curtail,
I
am
inclined
to
think
that
Snowden
is
sound
in
standing
by
the
old
ship
of
economic
determination.
Though
public
opinion
seems
to
be
mounting
against
him,
Father
Time
wiU
vindicate
him.
Thanking
you
for
space,
O.
B.
CA8EY.
AUSUSTICE
PARADE
Bdltor,
Dally
News:
Referring
to
the
letter
in
yester
dayfe
New.
IwM
under
the
impression
I
saw
a
Naval
Commander
in
the
Parade.
Sorry
if
I
have
been
mistaken.
I
only
saw
one
unit
commander
saluting
Major
Tinker
at
the
"fall
out."
At
the
command
"Unit
Com
manders"
(plural
please,
Mr.
Printer)
"dismiss,"
Unit
Commanders
should
fall
out,
march
smartly
up
to
the
C.
O.
Parade,
halt
three
paces
away,
take
time
from
the
right
hand
oflcer,
salute
and
then
fade
away.
This
was
not
done
except
the
fade
away"
part.
I
have
been
a.
cavalry
officer
for
some
years,
but
doubtless
the
calls
for
infantry
and
cavalry
may
have
changed
since
my
time,
and
I
know
some
years
ago
the
infantry
were
"borrowing"
cavalry
calls.
This
happened
at
Alder-
shot.
However,
whether
Dugler
Ranee
sounded
the
cavalry
m
infantry
call,
he
Bounded
the.
Reveille
very
well
and
lfWaWlliJWiVJ'pic-
ade
and
turn-
out
all
around
consid
ering,
the
state
of
the
weather.
Carry
on
please,
Major
Tinker!
EX-SERVICE.
There
is
about
$35,000,000
invested
in
Cold
Storage
Canning
&
Curing
Plants
for
Fish
in
Canada.
Of
this
about
$20,000,000
Is
invested
in
British
Columbia,
and
abut
$12,000,000
in
Prince
Rupert
Dls-
Annual
Silk
UnderweaL
Sale
,
B1
1
u.ujiijin
1
1
mi
in
!
uii'arasflajaanEBsaaawajiaja
ShadowProof
Princess
Slips
Opera
Top
Lace
Trimmed
Princess
SKps.
Assorted
Shades.
All
Sizes
Vest
and
Bloomer
Sets.
Contrast
Trim.
In
All
Popular
Shades
4.
NightgDWTis
Tailored
and
Laee
Tfcimmed
Styles.
InAll
PopulEfr'Shades
and
Sizes
.
.
French
Combinations.
Tailored
Stylos.
In
All
Popular
SrmdotVaiul
Sizes
six
months
for
$1
$1
$1
$1
Sec
our
window
display
of
all
garments
on
sale.
Any
item
makes
an
ideal
Christmas
Gift
that
will
he
appreciated.
jSiin
daulbero
ROTARY
IS
For
his
second
offence
on
a
charge
of
keeping
liquor
for
sale,
John
Dahlberg,
Eighth
Street,
was
sentenced
by
Magistrate
McCly-mont
in
city
police
court
this
morning
tq
six
months'
imprisonment
at
Okalla'Farm
without
option
of
fine.
Advertise
in
the
Cany
News.
Becoming
Glasses
Hurt
your
appearance?
No'for
anything!
The
right
sort
of
glasses,
fitted
to
your
Individuality,
actually
enhance
the
charm
of
your
face.
Let
us
fit
you.
J.
H.
Bulger
Cll
OPTOMETRIST
Third
Avenue
,
Phone
132.
West
y
&
PAYNE'S
100
dozen
garments
at
the
most
tempting
prices.
Never
before
have
we
had
values
such
as
these.
We
arc
making
this
sale
an
annual
event
and
we
want
to
make
it
worth
while
for
the
purchaser.
These
garments
are
not
substandards,
seconds
or
imperfect.
They
are
regular
merchandise.
Shadow
Proof
Princess
Slips
Built
up
Shoulder
YiTH
YMCA
Resolution
Service
Club
Backs
Movement
After
Hearing
Address
The
Rotary
Club
at
Its
meeting
yesterday
endorsed
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
propect
after
hearing
an
address
by
A.
B.
McAllster,
Toronto,
railway
secretary,
who
gave
a
brief
address
on
the
work
of
the
organisation.
W.
II.
Tobey,
chairman
of
the
committee,
also
spoke
briefly.
Mr.
"McAllster
explained
that,
according
to
the
constitution
of
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.,
any
self-respecting
person
might
Join.
It
was
non-national,
non-sectarian
and
non-denomlna-tlonal
in
character.
He
read
the
pledge
which
should
be
taken
by
any
person
wishing
to
Join,
a
pledge
that
any
Christian
person
could
take.
The
speaker
said
that
during
the
32
years
in
which
he
had
been
ai
member
of
the
organization
no
re-
j
llglous
difficulties
had
been
encountered.
The
aim
of
the
organisation
was
to
substitute
worthy
effort
for
those
things
which
were
less
desirable.
Another
aim
was
to
discover
and
train
for
leadership.
It
wasu
permanent
organization.
Man'to-dependent
clubs
had
been'
started,
operated
for
a
brief
time
and
failed.
There
was
no
doubt
of
the
achievements
back
of
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
In
reply
to
T.
II.
Johnston,
Mr.
McAllster
said
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
members
had
visiting
privilege
with
other
similar
organlzaUons
In
any
part
of
the
world.
In
answer
to
Oeorge
Munro,
the
speaker
explained
that
the
building.
If
erected,
would
bo
controlled
and
owned
by
the
local
board
and
not
by
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
organization.
Vagabond
Pyjamas.
Tuck-in
Style
Contrast
and
Lacoi
'
Trimmed
Children's
Tailored
Princess
Slips.
"Flounced
Skirts.
Assorted
Shades.
Sizes
6
to
14
Years
35
Vest
and
Bloomer
Sets.
All
Popular
Shades.
Beautifully
I
QC
Trimmed
in
a
Variety
of
J
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Shaded
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i.
Hi
French
Combinations.
Silk
Lace
Trimmed.
In
All
Pop
lar
Shades
and
Sizes
.
Nightgowns.
Tailored
and
Lace
Trimmed
Styles.
All
Sizos
and
Shades
:
1-35
1-35
:;i
(25
Dozon
Rayon
Silk
Bloom-
h
-fl
ere.
Non-rip
Seams.
In
Seven
V
I
Shade.
Sizes,
Small,
Me-
)
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Lgrge.
2
Pairs
For
.
.
FRASER
&
PAYNE
Third
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
Tony
Peneff
of
the
Booth
Fish-1
Nick
Sutllovlch
of
Allen
A
erics
staff
here
will
leave
on
to-
a
passenger
aboard
the
So
I
morrow
morning's
train
for
New.
George
last,,
evening
boun.
York
where
on
November
2S
he
,
Vancouver
whence
he
will
p;
will
embark
on
the
steamer
Horn-
to
New
York
where
he
will
ctc
for
a
trip
to
his
native
homrifor
a
trip
to
hut
native
In
.r,
in
Sofia,
Bulgaria.
jJugo-Slavla.
FURNITURE
EVENT
Now
On
View
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
In
Mohair
and
Tapestry.
Built
to
IasfJiind
rimbme!rbr)tlrf1"erance
and
comfort,
Floor
and
Bridge
Ldmps,
a
varleiy
to
choose
from
Library
Tables
and
Smoking
Sets
Bedroom
and
Dlnlngroom
Suites
in
Walnut
and
Oak
Ask
to
see
the
Table
with
the
disappearing
centre
section
COME
EARLY!
MAKE
YOUR
INSPECTION'
Becurc
Your
Christmas
Furniture
at
Car
Lot
Prices
G.
M.
HUNT
401
THIRD
AVE,
W.
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