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Friday, August 28 1914
Few queries are put more the English language. Her
frequently these days than people are the most thrifty and
this: How long will the war economical in the world and
last? It is obvious, of course, their faith in their government
that any answer to the ques- is absolute and unquestioning,
tion must be conjectural, Rus- while for forty-four years they
sia is an empire of wide area have cherished a purpose of GERMAN CANADIANS AGAINST THE KA ISER
and an enormous population, revenge against Germany. A section of a Berlin regiment drilling, which ineludes a great number of yor Germans who are
but the number can only be Britain is in many respects seeming anxious to fight against their country
approximated, as no such cen- the greatest of all the Euro-
sus as is taken in Canada is yean nations, the best govern-|
ever taken in Russia. The ed, and with the most exten- 2 Seereveseevess 7 THE DAILY PRESS me of the bie publishing
country is very productive, but sive dominions. Her superior cerns ha ssued and regularly
most of its peubaaney are dis- power on the sea is unchal- * NOTES OF BELLA COOLA * AS AN EDUCATOR out forth nals devoted almost
tressingly poor, and bear a lenged, and her financial re- * AND DISTRICT * exclusive matters of inter
burden of taxation that is sources are enormous. The|* * oa est in w in’s sphere, Today
crushing. Nothing is spared Belgians are brave and patrio-|* * * * * * * * * * * * # * * * * rhe Journalist writes for his| nearly every bie eity “daily” has
by the tax gatherer; nothing is tic, but Belgium is a small Me. Jos. Pall, Provincial Gov- contemporary, not for posterity . page devoted to children’s stor
exempt from seizure. country, as is Servia, and] | an ‘inion j et tie says Professor Slosson, Perhaps!jes, and has one also where the
Germany has a_ population neither will control the re-|°°™m™men’ engineer, arrived by Chel ihat is the reason why of all the| fair reader may regale her mind
of about 55,000,000, As a sult. Camosun on Sunday and is at) kinds of literature that the print-| with news items and spicy “elip
whole the population of Ger- There will be millions of|present registered at the Grand|ing presses of the world daily) pings” of femine interest. T am
many is far more intelligent men on the battlefield, and they | View Hotel. Mr. Fall is here for|grind out, the newspaper is the) venturing to say here, beeause
and capable and freer from are in large part taken from|the purpose of permanently lo-| most transient and the least pre-|the trend of newspaper enterprise
superstition than is that of the fields of productive indus-|cating the route of the projected | s¢ rved It passes hurriedly |ceems to justify it—dhat it will
Russia. It.has an immense try, especially from the farms.|road from this place to Tatla|through our hands to the waste-| pot be long before the young peo
regular or standing army, well There must necessarily be ajLake and will be accompanied on| paper basket, and not to the lib-|ple's page will carry daily pre
officered, and usually enthusi- great reduction in the produc-|his trip by Mr. Frank Johnson,/rary sheft Yet, does one ever| pared lessons of different grades
astically patriotic. tion of foodstuffs, and, as Ger-|whose knowledge of the country |think how much he is actually in-!to the children. Such a step might
Austria-Hungary is com- many imports much foodstuffs}and conditions should prove of|fiuenced and educated by the »pe one of distinet benefit to peo-
posed of many peoples of dif- at all times, it seems inevita-|great assistance. short but regular contact with} pje living in remote country dis-
ferent nationalities and of di- ble that the question of food, Already several of our neigh-|the reports of what his fellows|tricts. Am I stretching my im
verse religious and _ political not only for the army but alsO|pbors in the valley have respond-|are thinking and doing? igination too far when T picture
faiths, and is not financially for the non-combatants, mustled to the call to arms and have The newspaper is the pulse]a second Lincoln relating to an
or as concerns its army near- soon become a serious problem|jeft to join the various forees|of the world,” says another writ-|admiring audience how he had
ly so strong as is Germany. and one which must directly|which are shortly expected toler. Place yeur finger on it and| walked weary miles of country
France is financially the affect the length of time the/jeave fur the seat of war. you perceive humanity's dull beat} road in wind and storm to get the
strongest of the foreign na- war will last. ‘ E. Gyllenspitz. the well known]in the ordinary walks of iife; the|daily paper and how lying before
tions—vsing the term “for- General Hunger will prove|farmer of the Upper Valley,jrecording of births, marriages,|his rude open fire place, he had
eign” as distinguishéd from the strongest soldier.— Ex-|yisited town during the week, re-|deaths, the displaying of adver-| without a teacher, spelled over
Britain and nations speaking change. turning to his ranch on Kriday|tisements of lands, houses, shop|and over aesvetematis “aiatndls
with a full load of supplies. sales, businesses, articles of lux-Jof sound and juggled with the

 

 

 

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of Censors” is every
particle of ROYAL STANDARD FLOUR.
Nothing escapes the eagle eye of our head
miller in his laboratory as he tests sample
after sample of grain from the Prairies,
grinds them up in his miniature flour mill
and then makes a batch of bread from each
—the supreme test! ‘
if that bread is extra fine he names the
flour that made it

Royal Standard

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Owing to the
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the cannery will be in full swing
again by the middie of next week.
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from the Cariboo, arriving here|shares, theatre shows, “wants” slatpaiieicniatdiagicclaiiane
on Friday morning. He reports|for assistants, servants, hus- Tasty 35¢ lunch at the Royal
that Mr. Robert Lowe, with his|bands, wives, represent merely its} Cafe. 163tf
survey party, is on the way to}function as a cogwhee! in the in-
this place and will arrive in a]dustrial machinery, Touch it]
few days. again and you note the red blood
F. A. Johnson, Mrs. Kivett and|funning warm and fast telling of
Harry and Chester Kivett, of Fir-]the thrilling upward mareh of F R SALE
vale, spent last Sunday in town. }science, art, discovery; or again
Local fishermen are prepared and you feel the fevers of civili-
for the commencement of the|7#!on run riot through the veins
cohoe season, but pending the telling plainly of the inward con-
price of fish to vulsions of war, the panicky 400
start has yet shrinkings of the stock market,
anticipated that|the swelling of the oceans and
; the winds,
The daily press has hitherto
been an institution for adults; it or Ss
Sunday evening|!§ Only lately that it has catered
conducted by Mrs.]to the youthful reading public. W d
incial organizer|The magazines have undoubtedly oOo
U. Rev. T. C.} set the example in this direction,
his periodical] For many years back there have
existed special periodicals for Say
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graph Company at home says a — Meat Market ? H. JOHNSTON IMPERIAL MACHINE
message has been received there Phone Green 262. Barn at Park Ave Seal Cove Phone Green 321 Repairing Quickly Dost
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e American governmen
has informed Switzerland there ; a RITCHIE, AGNEW & C0. . ORE
is no reason why a Swiss loan PR JAMES GILM
should not be floated in the Unit- noe RUPERT SoAT en oe Architect
led States. This answer is in re- HOUSE Civil Engineers ana B. ©. Land on
ply to a query from Switzerland | Surveyors ce, Avenut e®
regarding the possibility of a ts and Launches sapnetiant -
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Household goods and furniture| Editor of the Canadian War Cry, | sweets ing, Tewseltes and Subsivicions, Etsctsis & Horseshoe
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