Quality and

itself.

Bottled only at the

St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A.

Has earned its reputatioh of being the most popular
bottled beer in the world solely because of its

Anheuser-Busch Brewery

superb

Purity. Its absolutely in a class by

North B. C. Liquor Co.

Distributors
Prince Rupert

B.C.

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A Modern Force
in Business

DVERTISING has established a new

order of things

in commerce. It has

become a mighty power in business prog-

ress; a complex yet

comprehensible trans-

mitter of many parts for the distribution
and selling of merchandise and service.

Its function is fivefold:

To enlighten or educate— to create
new wants or to satisfy old ones— to
protect and foster legitimate enter-
prise—to establish a medium of
understanding between buyer and
seller as a basis for mutual profit
and advantage —to prescribe an eco-
nomical price and the maintenance
of a fixed standard of quality.

None know better than the buying
public how well these functions have
been fulfilled.

Modern advertising has given us an
insight into various manufacturing
processes. The producer has taken
us, the consumers, into his confidence
and told us just how his mince meat,
his flour, his clothing, etc., is made.
We know why certain things should
or should not be. Advertising has
told us— broadened our understand-
ing and guided our judgment.

Modern advertising has enabled
us to unlock the treasure house of
the world’s divinest melodies through
the medium of the player-piano.
The motor car has lengthened the
business day and brought the fra-
grant countryside to our door. Men
shave in comfort in ten minutes where
they used to take twenty. A magic

Advice regarding your a
any good advertising agency
Press Association, Room 503,

quiry involves no obligation on your part

bottle provides us with cold drinks
with the weather at 90 degrees or
gives us a warm beverage when Jack
Frost dips at 40 below.

Modern advertising has elevated
the standard of business ethics. It
protects the manufacturer from un-
scrupulous competition and the con-
sumer from base imitation. It con-
serves extends business—
creates good will. It enables the cor-
poration, the manufacturer or private
individual on trial to take his case
directly to the public, and to secure
the public’s judgment on his policy
or character based purely upon their
respective merits.

trade

Modern advertising has opened up
new opportunities to the oppressed
and poor of far-off lands. It has
turned an unceasing tide of immigra-
tion to new countries. It has de-
veloped nations, and made the name
of the New World a promise of better
things among the people of the Old.

All this advertising has done and
will continue to do. It is the ever-
increasing influence for the advance-
ment of mankind—the most potent,
indeed, of the many forces influencing
human action,

dvertising problems is available through

or the Secretary of the Canadian
Lumsden Building, Toronto. En-
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—IN THE

IN TRACTS OF 160 ACRES AND UPW ARDS

Carefully selected Lands at Reasonable Prices ane
easy terms.

NORTH COAST LAND COMPANY,

PAID UP CAPITAL $1,600,000, 00

 

 

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1500 metres

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BRITAIN
BUILDING NAVY
FOR RUSSIA

he first ship of the new Rus-
sian navy has been laid down at
Nicolaieff, Black Sea, and
will be built from the designs of
Messrs. Vickers, who are sending

games

on the

out shipbuilding experts immed-
iately to superintend the work,
The vessel, which will cost
£3,000,000, is to be 600 ft. long,|
with a beam of 87 feet. It will
carry as a main armament 12
{2-ineh guns, and wil! have a
speed of 22 knots
| Mr. Evans is to be the chief
engineer and Mr. Thos. Jones

chief naval instructor at Nicola-

 

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| A DAHLIA
|| LIKE ‘TEDDY’

ROOSEVELT

Pasadena, Cali,, July 17——A |
| dahlia that looks like Colonel! |
| Roosevelt, grins like the Colonel |
jand appears to say ‘dee.lighted
}wit hits eresecent shaped, mouth.
llike eentre, is the Burbankian |
Iproduet of the gardens of Miss|
Anita Smith of this eity., In ad.
dition to the fine, regular

of teeth,’ whieh it hoasts, this!

}dahlia is said to be sturdier than |
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the toughest weed. UU has hoon
| oMeintly christened the “Rose
vell,’

ROYAL CORONATION ROBES ARE
BEING BROUGHT OVER TO CANADA
FOR THE EXHIBITION AT TORONTO

By special cable Dr. Orr has re
announced to the organizers of
the Toronto Exhibition for this
year, that he has obtained the
privilege of permission to have

the coronation rebes worn by
King George V. and Queen Mary
for display in the Woman's!
Building at the exhibition. This
royal exhibit will be attraetive to
thousands, of Oanadians I he|
robes are the finest ever pre

pared for royalty in any part of
the the

Empire contributed to them, Her

world, and all parts of

dress, which is illus.

Majesty's
trated separately above in shape
exhibited at Toron-
of the
exampies of workmanship
the

prepared

as it will be
to, is one most wonderful
with
textile embroi-

The
workmanship done upon

fabries and

dery needle ever

delicate

it was entirely performed by Bri-

lish subjects, though it was ne-

cessal to find

several expert

and embroiderers

seanistresses

of French extraction amongst
the elever needleworkers  em-
ployed who claim aliegianee to
the British flag, Two of the
workers were French Canadians
whose skilled fingers took an im

 

in the rich embel-

lishinent of the royal robes.

LLOYD-GEORGE

portant share

 

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THE UNFITTED

«nue SUFFRAGETTE

So many are bound
jwho haven't the gift of pens!
WAS Al TACKED iThey labor by day and night, in HELD IN GAOL ON
lmansions or attic dens produc-

jing their toilsome reams of lim-
BY FANATIC «: or turgid prose, or weaving
| their hopeful dreams in songg

>.
Alas for

SERIOUS CHARGE

 

that nobody knows!

London, July 17—Chancellor|that lure unkind, the lure of the] Oxford, Eng., July 16.—Helen
Llovd George was assaulted by] Ovintes pau, —_ stirs in the Crages, the suffragette who on
: yeoman's min a counterfeit . é > :

a male suffraggette while he was|* June 26, at Cardiff, Wales, broke

, poet's rage, Alas for that inky

entering Kensington Theatre, in hope, which bids for a poet's through the police cordon and
South London, where he made alwreath, the doctor forsake his|sprang at Reginald McKenna, the
speech yesterday, A man bolted|dope, the dentist abandon teeth;|hiome secretary, while he was
from behind a pillar and gave|the farmer desert his plow, the) driving with King George and
ic chaneellor a_ violent push, | blacksmith neglect his fire, the Queen Mary, was charged today
which felled him to the ground,|milkmaid abjure the cow, and ' ' { t i
The man was arrested. The! reach for the nearest lyre. Oh, at the police court im this Giy
ubancellor was ‘uninjured. sisters, may ye never know, thefwith being found in Nuneham

|trouble, the grief, the pain, the| Park, the country residence of

| ; are . 3 .
learking, corroding woe, of poets| ight Hon, Lewis Harcourt, see-
: :
jwho write in vain! Oh, nieces,|"etary of state ‘for the colonies,
and aunts and sites, don’t throw| “ith the intention of setting fire

jall your tools away, to kindle|'? the mansion.

SEA SOUNDINGS |poetic fires, a-hoping to make it} She was found during the night
| pay! Where one of the tribe jwith another woman in_ the
| succeeds ten thousand are chew|srounds and was caught by a
ACHIEVED: ing rags o'er sheaves of rejected | watchman,
When searched she was found

}screeds sent back by the month-

- And even the ones who/to be carrying a quantity of in-
The greatest depth of the and grief to|flammable material and spirits.
hitherto measured—namely, 32,-| spare, and early in life begin to| rhe suffragettes are particu-
089 feet—was ascertained by the| shed both their health and hair.|larly incensed at Lewis Hareourt,

ship Planet Helen Crages is a daughter of

ly mags!
sea/win have trouble

survey in her last) Oh, cousins, your peace of mind}

 

trip from East Asia to the South] is better than all the dimes you'd|Sir John Craggs. She was re-
Seas al a point 40 miles distant| earn in the beastly grind of turn-|manded without bail.
from the northern coast of the; ing out deathiess rhymes. } — - _~
Phillippine island Mindanoa. | WALT MASON. Subscribe for the Daily News.

 

 

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