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F0U3
.THE
DAILY
NEW3
DO
YOU
SUFFER
FROM
CONSTIPATION?
t
Countless
'.remedies
are
advertised
-tori
Constipation.
Many
relieve
for
the
moment
but
they
are
habit
form-ing.ajid
must
be
continued.
Others
contain
calomel
and
dangerous
mineral
drugs,
which
remain
in
the
system,
settle
in
the
joints
and
cause
aches
and
pains.
Some
are
harsh
purgatives
which
cramp
and
gripe
and
leave
a
depressed
after
effect
Avoid
lubricating
oils
which
only
grease
the
intestines
and
encourage
,
nature's
machinery
to
become
lazy.
CA
purely
vegetable
laxative
such
as
Carter's
little
Liver
Pills,
gently
touches
the
liver,
bile
starts
to
flow,
i
the
bowels
move
gently,
the
intestines
.
are
thoroughly
cleansed
and
constipation
poisons
pass
away.
The
stomach,
liver
and
bowels
are
now
active
and
the
system
enjoys
a
real
tonic
effect.
All
druggists
25c
and
75c
red
pkgs
Win
Chickens
in
Whist
Play
Competition
at
Jb
Get
the
pays4
when
Moose
Club
In
Jhe
knock-out
whist
tournament
at
the
Moose
Club
last'
night
priae-winners
were
Jack-Preece
and
QlLttndquklWlltolseored
a
decisive
win
by
a
score
of
'18
to
7
over
the
runners-up,
A.
O.
Pranks
and
Richard
Long.
Prizes,
as
usual,
were
chickens.
refresh.
O
HANDY
for
J
PACKS
Full
of
lone
lasting
delicious
flavor
and
made
of
pure
chicle
and
other
ingredients
of
the
highest
quality
re
EmSB
comes
to
you
in
perfect
condition.
1
AH
of
its
goodness
is
sealed
tight
in
the
clean
wax
wrapped
packages.
The
days
work
goes
much
easier
with
WRICLErs
to
sustain
and
A
LOT
FOR
A
NICKEL
CKM
Ad.
reading
habit.
It
'
Sport
News
OOP
GAME
'
SOFTBALL
ACTIVITY
AT
SCHOOL
Anjo
Expects
to
Have
Four
Stinech
Team
Beats
Smith's
In
Leagues
In
Operation
Offlc-
Second
Play-Off
n
Ate
Wected
.
f
Tr
r7T
,
-1
41
n
T&sday
afternoon
Grade
Ten
ANYCX.
av-
Oct.
15:
it
is
expected
t
defeated
Grade
Eleven
by
one
run
to
have
four
basketball
leagues
in
hJghiy
tlng
High
School
operation
here
during
the
coming
80f
tball
game.
The
score
was
10-4
winter.
For
the
Senior
A
League,
-rii
winnrc
v,
m
w.
'two
tea-no
are
already
I
Pol
f
O
aMll
GVitnt
n4
WVllM
fcJAMCHO
auu
entered.
the
Mine
and
Concentrator
are
also
expected
to
have
entries.
For
the
Senior
B
League,
Smelter
and
Celts
are
already
in
the
field
with
the
possibility
of
a
third
team
from
the
mine.
The
Girls'
League
has
entries
:
from
the
High
School
and
one
other
in
..I,
i.
TTr
i-
.
,
.
J
team.
Three
Boy
Scout
teams
will
''VJJr.
compete
in
the
Interme-
Hit.li
Men
In
diate
League.
The
Anyox
Community
.League
Basketball
Club,
at
Its
annual
meeting
held
.recently,
elected
officers
as
follows:
President,
Walter
Jones.
Vice-president,
Frank
Dodswbrth.
Secretary,
Jimmy
Elliott.
SPORT
CHAT
The
complete
line-up
of
bouts
.for
tonight's
boxing
card
at
the
Empress
Club
is
as
follows:
Vernon
Rowe
va.
Marvin
Rowe.
Johnny
McLeod
vs.
Herble
Morgan.
Dan
Healy
vs.
Andy
Wall.
Rupert
Fang
vs.'
Don
Kennedy.
Pete
Chefttekl
vs.
Johnny
Roma.
Chuck
Hickey
vs.
Art
Brown.
'
Jack
McRae
vs.
Pete
Holm.
'
1
Hl
i
""W"llam'
Ware,
fur
manager
to-.hj,
Hudson's
Bay
Co..
was
an
ar
,
rival
in
the
eity
on
the
Prlnc
George
today
from
Vancouver.
r
4
The
Daily
News
can
be
pur-
chased
at
:-
Post
Office
News
Stand,
325
f
Granville
St.,
Vancouver.
Karl
Anderson,
Prince
George,
B.C.
4
Smithers
Drug
Store,
Smith-
ers,
B.C.
R.
W.
Riley,
Terrace.
B.C.
fr
General
Store,
Anyox.
which
to
choose
a
team,
whereas
Grade
Eleven
had
to
turn
out
all
their
boys
in
order
to
make
a
team.
Two
of
their
members
had
never
played
before,
nevertheless
they
gave
a
good
account
of
themselves,
and
were
a
real
help
to
their
team.
These
were
Bussanich
and
Murray.
to
bat
first
and
seemed
about
to
run
away
with
the
game
at
once.
Kishi-noto
and
McRae
had
crossed
the
plate
before
the
Grade
Eleven
team
sot
working
together
to
retire
the
side.
At
bat
they
were
rapidly
put
jut,
O'Brien
being
the
only
one
to
;;et
on
oase.
In
the
second
inning,
however,
a'ood
pitching
by
Obata
and
excel-'ent
bacKing
by
the
fielders
retired
the
Grade
Tens
m
one-two-thron
order.
When
they
came
to
bat,
the
tirade
Elevens
made
a
teal
showing.
With
two
out
Wilson
hit
safely
and
3tarted
a
rally
that
was
not
stopped
until
Wilson,
Kanaya,
Hanson,'
Obata
and
Murray
had
scored.
The
first
telephonic
conversation
between
Alaska
and
outside
commercial
lines
took
plare
a
few
dav
i
.
Eninwr
p
iirfK
of
th
trvTn,.r2L8Slom,Lllg
Northern
KlSrtSI
lneXT
ri
L
iVi
tJle
BrLtish
h.T,:
Columbia
'vi.;
Telephone
'""""..
Co.
and
H.
A.'.
A.
Robl.
ago,
mson
Radio
.
,.
?I?0.'
chikan,
AUaka
900
mile,
north
of
Vancouver,
BxTputin
In
Lna.le?'Jninute"e4?,fryineon
a
,coni:er8?V0n
with
Major
James
Hamilton,
Vice
President
th.
STiSnn0,
Telephones
and
T.
F.
&1m,
President
Northern
Electric
Co.
in
the
lattM'VofflcVln
thl
nuM'
T.
conJlfer1'i?tjOIiuWBtovtrhrird
fcy
a
?rouP
cf
Prominent
citiiens
at
both
ends
of
the
land
lines
which
were
"connected"
to
the
Yarht
by
a
new
Radfc
Link
developed
entirely
in
Canada
.iljto
'
K
inJ?Jb?"
Lower
left,
P.
F.
SisereidelntTorthem
4iimiiuii,
v
iio
i
rreiaeni
ana
general
B.C.
Te
eoh
Vlii
.
i
i
4
:
ni
rJ
manager
EnrinlS
B.d
TeleXnes
acroPlane
oi
Ketchikan
Harbour.
Inset,
C.
II.
McLean.
toauX
mission
one
The
teste
mentioned
followed
those
made
In
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
.'when
accompanied
by
Mayor
Orme
and
several
other
citizens
conversation
was
carried
on
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Lulu
Island.
final
Inning
determined
to
catch
up
and
if
possible
pass
their
opponents.
The
first
man
went
out.
Then
McRae
.started
a
rally
that
went
on
jto.core
Jphostqne(
Tobey,
Moxley,
Bryant
-an
JofyiaonTtie
score
j.vas
now
10-?
in'
favor"
oi
Gride
TenUndaunted,
the
Elevens
came
to
bat
to
send
Wilson
and
Kanaya
over
the
plate
and
get
Hanson
to
third
.and
-Obata
to
second
before
the.
side
was
retired.
The
close
ccorc
of
10-9
was
representative
of
the
play.
Grade
Eleven
Obata,
.
Murray,
O'Brien,
Fulton,
Rice,
Bussanich,;
Wilson,
Kanaya
(captain),
Hanson.
Battery
Obata
.and.
Fulton.
Grade
Ten
Kishlmoto,
McRae,
Johnstone,
Tobey
(captain),
Mox-
ley.
Allen,
Bryant,
Johnson,
Hickey.
Battery
Tobey
and
Kishlmoto.
Scorekeeper
B.
Unger.
Stinech
Beats
Smith
On
Monday
Stinech's
team
won
the
second
-game
of
the
three-game
series
for
the
knockout
league
championship!
In
the
first
game
of
this
play-off
Smith
had
won
a
close
game.
The
teams
are
now
tied:
ths
The
experienced
Ten
team
came
next
game
win
determine
the
ser-
O'Brien
was
on
third
and
Fulton
on
second
wlren
the
next
man
was
put
out.
The
Grade
Elevens
go'
the
worst
of
a
dubious
decision
which;
allewed
Obata
to
go
safe
because
he
had
been
forced
off
the
base
Hne
by
a
fielder
and
had
been
further
sent
out
of
his
way
toy
having
to
dodge
the
umpire
who
was
also
tn
the
way.
The
third
Inning
shnwea
good
fielding
on
both
sides
and
no
score.
For
the
Elevens
Catcher
Kishlmoto
and
Second
Baseman
E.
Johnson
worked
well
together,
Johnson
being
notably
good
in
catching
the
throws
from
home
which
were
well
placed.
In
their
fourth
inning
at
at,
the
Elevens
brought
their
score
to
within
one
of
the
five
runs
held
by
the
Tens.
Moxley
and
Allen
were
Ihe
scorers.
However,
the
Elevens
regained
their
strong
lead
when
Murray
and
Hanson
scored.
O'Brien
again
took
part
in
sending
these
runs
home
and
himself
got
to
third.
Grade
Eleven
came
to
bat
in
the
First
Photos
Alaska-Montreal
Telephone
Link
les.
'The
Smith
team
were
forced
to
take
the
field
without
their
captain
who
-was
sick.
Moreover,
Stinech
was
determined
to
win
the
game
in
order
to
force
the
play-off
Into
a
third
game.
However,
the
Smlthites
put
up
a
gallant
fight
and
Stinech
was
able
to
win
by
only
one
tun',
the
soore
being
7-45.
scorers
tot
tne
winners
were
Cameron,
Stinech,
Hanson
(2),
O'Brien
and
Ross.
For
Smith.
Obata
(2),
Tobey,
Morrison
and
Peachey
scored.
Stinech
Cameron,
Moxley,
Anderson,
Stinech,
Hanson,
Ross,
O'Brien,
Bremner,
Johnson.
Stinech
pitched.
Smith
Obata,
Tobey,
Vance,
Kanaya,
Thurber,
R.
Morrison,
Peachy.
Morrison
pitched.
Scorekeeper
Bremner.
.
Umpire
Harry
Gllliland,
'
Soccer-
Game.
Grade
Nine
will
meet
the
Matrlc-Commerclals
in
the
third
game
of
the
Inter-Class
Soccer
League.
To
date,
the
Ten-Elevens
have
defeated
the
Nines
in
a
close
game.
in
turn
ine
Ten-Elevens
were
"beaten,
by
the
Matric-Commerclals.
None-the-less,
the
freshmen
are!
not
at,
all
daunted
by
the
seeming
handicap
they
face,
and
are
fully
confident
of
being
able
to
take
the
measure
of
their
seniors.
Dry
Dock
Leads
C.
N.
Crib
League
Has
Marein
of
Single
Point
Over
Station
Canadian
National
Recreation
League
Cribbage
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Dry
Dock
Steelworkers
15.
Freight
Sheds
12.
Pry
Dock
Machinists
14,
Station
13.
Lncnmntlvp
Rhnm
v
car
ctmn.
...
H..vu
.a.
wu
ul.lLJ
:
.
General
Offices
18
9
Car
Shops
15
12
Locomotive
Shops
13
14
Round
.House
12
15
LOCAL
ITEMS
Mr.
and
'Mrs.
s.
McDougall
are
sailing
on
ih?
Princess
Louise
this
Afternoon
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Desbarats,
Ontario.
E.
E.
Gregg,
assistant
district
forester,
returned
to
the
cltyon
the
PririeVeorge
today
from
a
trip
to
Ocean
Enlls
on
official
CPU.
steamer
Prlnsess
Louise
Capt.
Thomas
Cliff,
is
due
in
port
at
3.45
this
afternoon
from
Alaska
and
will
sail
at
4.30
p.m.
for
Van
couver
and
Victoria.
ufi
Girls
liked
Mm
at
first
.
.
hut
couldn't
forgive
J
O
ily
imo
DID
so
liatc
to
turn
him
tlown
SHE
again.
He
was
good-looking,
agreeable,
just
the
tyie
she
liked,
liut
wlwt
could
sImj
do?
"U.O."
body
odor.
No,
slio
couldn't
overlook
that.
Fortunately
lie
discovered
his
fault
later
and
the
simple
way
to
correct
it.
Today
lte's
well
liked
welcomed
everywhere
engaged
to
the
very
girl
who
once
thought
him
"impossible."
'U.O."
wo
all
need
to
guard
artihit
Gordon
GUUland
is
bow
purser
of
the
steamer
Prince
George
which
is
In
port
today.
He
is
tak
ing
the
place
of
Bert
Rote
on
who
and
Roundhouse
vs.
General
Off
ices,
w
innce
npnrf
were
postponed
until
tonight.
Dry
Dock
Steelworkers
W.
L.
Pts.
29
25
29
Station
28
26
Freight
Sheds
24
30
Dry
Dock
Machinists
23
31
28
the
Triangle
Run
stops
today
returning
to
the
smelter
town,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Brown
and
child.
Mr.
Brown
recently
attended
the
funeral
of
hts
mothe-ln
Victoria.
"DANDERINE"
Dissolves
Crust
on
Dr.
J.
II.
Carton,
who
attended
the
recent
British
Medical
Asao-
24
elation
congress
in
Winnipeg
and
23
j
has
since
been
engaged
In
Boat
-18
j
graduate
work
in
the
United
State
15
returned
to
the
city
en
the
Pruvje
13
!
George
today,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
12
Carson
and
famffy.
Loins
Smith
of
the
scientific
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancouver
where
he
spent
the
pat
tour
months
at
the!
university
01
British
Columbia
la
boratory
engaged
In
fish
glue
ex
perimente.
of
Dandruff
Soothes
Scalp;
Gives
New
Life
and
Luster
to
Hair!
Th
era's
nil.
use
nllnninn
nr.iVii..
dandruff
to
itealJi
ljfe
frtm
youriliarn
rln'e
PrcSSud
tuS
hS?Wi
rlne
Products
Ltd.
returned
to
the
will
dissolve
the
worat
crust
of
dandruff
city
on
the
Prince
George
today
n
"hurry.
It
will
bring
the
R0w
of
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
Victoria
iSwiiiiS
and
elsewhere
In
"the
south.
$1""
(
Cant.
Steve
Se'lig
and
R.
Vrtor-ZSr&$
of
K?tchlkan.
who
have
been
at
fCCM
'l
i
removed
from
the
hair
Ocean
Falls,
arrived
In
the
city
on
JSlP-'iZt'
oul:
H
i
i-fta,1
Wn"
W
the
Prince
George
this
morning
giv.?
.ing
from
the
paper
town.
They
wUl
.
i!S
T?
..U..
wine
used
proceedto
Ketchikan
later
in
the
wo'a't
wonder
at
tnVWn?
ween.
easy
use
and
see
how
quickly
i
aivca
N.
.
'Ml,h,
,t0
lhe
W8'P
and
vir8and
senger
aboard
the
tfa'al$&1t
u
Yet,
it's
easy
to
avoid
ofIendinf.
Jti
wash
and
balbc
with
lifebuoy,
the
ti
lightfully
refreshing
toilet
soap
milli
lore.
Its
mild,
abundant,
deep-rlt
timn
j
antiseptic
lather
purifies
pores
quirk!
end
"U.O."
Its
pleasant,
erlrn-rlnn
scent,
that
vanishes
as
you
rinse,
t
!!j
you
lifebuoy
purified
Wonderful
for
complexions
TJiousands
of
women
depend
ni
lifebuoy
and
Lifebuoy
alone-
tt
it
I
Kven
m
winter
our
iprps
givftplt
a
soHfjr,
qurt
of
odor-causing
watc
daily.
We
"P
Wme
so
used
to
this
familiar
cJOoV"
'lnt
iiwtantly
apparent
to
others.
Lifeb
complexion
frenh,
clear
md
wit
with
health-lieauty.
Try
i'
that
we
don't
notice
it
in
oureehverr
how
.in.ekly
lis
purifying
1
-
Hut
the
least
trace
of
"B.O."
is
'
freshens
dull,
tired
skins.
Ad
lifebuoy
today.
oy
HEALTH
SOAP
body
odor
Tommy
MacKay,
accountant
for'
Fitt
en
in
Premier
Oold
Mining
Co.
and
sou,
the
kennr
01
tne
late
Nell
MacKay.
pioneer
newspaper
reporter
of
.
Prin
:.
Rupert
who
was
killed
la
n
Oreat
War.
Is
a
pi
seen
gar
abo.-.r;
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