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FASHIONS DO
NOT SUIT THE

FARMER LEADER

Montreal Editor Discusses Latest
Pronouncernent of R. H.
Halbert.

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Reformers strive where queens
have tried and failed.

Canada has one such. He is
R. H. Halbert, one of the leaders
of the Farmers’ party of Canada,
and his particular target in the
wake of neform now sweeping
over the Dominion is fashions for
women. He is shocked at the
decollete costumes worn by city
women and intimated that their
country sisters are to set the
fashion for them in the future.

What other daring politician is
there who would even attempt
such a move as to tender advice
to women on their mode of dress?
Not only would those whose con-
stituency included women voters
shy at such a declaration of prin-
ciple, but even those who depend
solely upon the men of the com-
munity for their political life un-
juestionably would hesitate to
take part in such a discussion.
The Eastern newspapers are
having more than a little fun
with Halbert. They point out that
Queen Victoria failed utterly in
her, attempt to dictate fashions by
setting an example herself in the
Court of St- James and ask them-
selves what chance a mere man
has to put over high necks and
trailing skirts when a Queen
ound it impossible.

“Extreme” Gowns Predicted.

Newspapers point out that
Canadian women are buying more
fashionable decollette gowns now
than ever they did and one, “The
Montreal Star,” predicts that an
extreme gown soon will find its
way to the market under the name
of “The Halbert.” “The Star” says
in part:

“A new ‘agitation’ threatens
the devoted people of Ontario.
They have had a long, dry spell,
relieved at the moment by ‘occa-
sional showers.’ The Sunday
forums are hunting the ‘Capital-
ists. Reds and Moderates con-
tend for supremacy at the labor

 

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!
century Puritan?
gestion from Mr,

The mere sug- @&
Halbert that |
women in the cities dress differ- |

probably will
rising

precipitate an up

among rural women to

 

the fashions prevail? If he wants
to make the decollete business
universal he is going the right |
way about it. Queen Victoria un- |}
dertook to the. fashions for |
the women if Great Britain. They] jy
exainined the Queen's models and
pronounced with determined un-

set =

animity for the fashions which |
Her Majesty condemned. Can
even a representative in Parlia-
ment suceeed where a Queen

 

 

temples. “Democrats’ are threat- |
ening to abolish Government |
House because too much coal is |
consumed in its furnaces. Sliding |
on Sunday is prohibited. A group |
of crusaders are slowly mobiliz- |
ing against cigars and cigarettes. |
A Farmer-Labor government has |
turned the Tories out of Queen's |
Park, and only a few weeks ago |
even the right of Thomas Church |
to be mayor of Toronto was}
rudely challenged. }
-ut a far graver project is|
afont. R. H. Halbert, farmer mem- |
ber of the House of Commons for |
North Onpario, and the first lead
er, of the United Farmers of the
provinee, announces that the time
has come for farm women to set}
the fashions, and declare that |
henceforth ‘there will be less of |
this decollete business.’ ' |
Mr. Halbert has a sweeping and |
tempestuous vocabulary and
drives Grits and Tories to cover
as a boy drives steers to market. |
But what does he know about
fashions or what fashions women,
will set? Does he know what is
‘decollete’ .from what is last-

failed?”

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SAW MANUFACTURING CO.

310 Granville Street Vancouver, B.C.

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LAND ACT |
(Form No. 9.)
FORM OF NOTICE.

PRINCE RUPERT LAND DISTRICT.
DISTHICT OF CASSIAR.

 

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rAKE NOTICE that Lenora Mabe! Smith
Dunean, British Columbia, occupatior
intends to apply for permissioi

MUCH MONEY RAISED fer the Yukon Teiegraph Line. to purchase the following ‘aescribed re
3 ; TENDE a 2sse ) , ommencing at @ pust planted at @ pull
un Ss ae. ae eee = on bigh water line on the Westerly shore

-eciMa UnatheitionitC tone ee of the Portland Canal, on the North Boun- | the

 

 

 

BY THREE CHURCHES

acking Supplies,”
te o’clock noon, Thursday, April 15, 1920,

Se

Will be received untli | iany of Lot 434, Cassiar District, in the

Province of British Columbia, distant souts | fer

 

Minister of Lands not later

  

tural Branches, and by
the B. C. Government
and

have, hold and enjoy all the) = AVES
Styles of their town sisters, =
“All the women reformers of | = ft
whom one has ever heard wanted | = RVES {ia
high skirts or obstrusive trousers =
but never ‘high necks’ or trailing =
dresses. It is man who covers| =
his eyes and shouts ‘decoljete’ =
more because he is disagreeable{ =
than because he is good. And the = CA | .
more man shouts the less women| = 7 “= 4
obey. Mr- Halbert has said a =
word which may bring him poli-| 3 :
tically in sorrow to the grave, and| =
even disrupt the United Farmers. = 66 9
Women now have votes, and any = ee ac l
suggestions that the members of =
the Women’s Councils are less| =
fashionable than the Daughters} 3
of the Empire is as mean as it =
can be, and a gross slander be- =
sides, =
When Queen Victoria Faiied. =
‘tae on ait alian eitniica = THE ORIGINAL LIGHT WEIGHT PORTABLE, GASOLINE
‘Canada's Great Fair,’ which is an = OPERATED DRAG 6AW @ POWER PLANT
annual exhibition held at Toronto = (Frequently imitated Never Equalied)
and so described with the modesty =
for which Toronto is distinguish = The ‘‘WEE MacGREGOR” Drag Saw is an inexpensive
ed? If so, could he tell frim their = practical and proven machine, peculiarly adapted for the rapid
dress which of any two groups| 2 . and accurate cutting of wood under any conditions, on land or
of women were frim the country = water. With equal facility and proportionate rapidity it will cut the small or large log
and which from the city. If he = up to seven feet in diameter. Depending upon size and character it will cut from either
could, he could do what no one = green or dry logs, 20 to 30 cords of wood a day.
ati been re to be Pe = So light is its weight it can easily be carried from one point to another. One man
Me ae ae ee Oener)| can move dt on Whe Ihe and two amen from log to log. It has sawn a 2-foot log in 50
question for Mr. Halbert! Did he| 3  geconds, a 4-foot log in 3 minutes and a 6-foot log in 6 minutes, Its operating cost for
sige ey a from ao oe = gasoline, oil and grease is approximately 4 cents @ cord.
1 *¢ 48 fer y ow - + . . ‘> of
Se ous faive Dada res Ce = Full operating instructions are furnished with each machine, and its mechanism is so
lessona-2nom:ia pil in-dhe salty? = — : can be operated and kept in order by any person. Its power can be harnessed
Ici lini dixenncthes chil tia chanianell = to the eed cutter, the pump, the cireular Saw, the churn or the separator.
management of the enamored and| = We carry in stock at all times in our Vancouver Warehouses a full line of service
helpless male the metropolis| = Parts. In case of emergency there is no long wait for delivery.
could teach the township nothing-| = ;
“pian ils seiaiaisee sie cil Write For Our New Illustrated Folder. Sent Free If You Mention This Paper.
that the fashions go out into the =
country like daily newspapers,| = The “Wee Ma
automobiles, mivies and agents | = WEE M GREGOR “ wes Gregor”
for The Makers of Canada, and | s ac eenaae ne eee
that wherever there” are women | = fon of Canada in the
| = Fisheries and Agricul-

Forestry Service
Provincial Farm.

 

TIMBER SALE X 1940.

sealed tenders will be received by the
than noon on
iv20, for the pur-
cuese of Licence X 1940, to cut 1,092,000
t of Spruce and Hemlock on Lot 2073,

iii day of March,

{ the packing of material and supplies | .- anit ; . *
TORONTO, February 26.—The|!" points along the Yukon telegraph line aiid these handed eat tire si ahd ave trict
: : ee are | beiween Hazelton and Atlin, in the yourse Tienths feet from the northwest corner o! ue (1) year will be
Methodists of Canada have set|or the seasons 1920, 1921 and 1922 Lot 434; thence south 85 degrees, 06 | moval of timber.

The Anglicans whose objective! ,,()

ep
fcone considerably over their ob-

$4,000,000.
Pianos correctly tuned. 86.00
G. C, Walker. Phone Blue 389. tf -

was $2,500,000 at first, are now If the
out for a $3,000,000 objective. |1 1
The Presbyterians are also con- |)",
tinuing the campaign and have | Phe

jective,

Secretary \nd further take" notice that action, un- | mova
Nepartment of Public works, ’ er section 85 must be commenced before |
Ottawa, February 14, 1990 issuance of such Certificate of Im pes te
Newspapers will not be paid for this rovements. thpert ;
: Dated this 11th day of December, A. D. THE

minion will also be accepted as security

ms of tender and specification may | iinuies East, two hundred feet; thee

  

15.000.000 as their new objective \, obtained from the Superintendent oj) South 8 degrees 12 minutes West, eigh |
in the inter-church campaign D alat Guseeiont’ err 2. hundred and ten feet, thenceNorth Ss de- | Rupe
: ; x , a 55 minutes West, two hundred and
which is still going on through | graphs, Victoria, B.C., and from the Gov ty-seve “et thence; following — the
iment Telegraph Agents at Ashcroft, B n feet pene; &
the national campaign for the|¢ Quesnel, B.C., Hazelton, B.C., and|#'h water line northerly to point of com
. ‘ Iris . » ‘dq | Tclegraph Creek, B. C. " Atee ‘ADDPO ately a a halfacres| Sex
denominations offic ially : endt | Persons tendering are notified that ten n a Cen ee y four:and ‘a ‘ha Pat Mini
enna Om mame rere 94 B00, 000 | tere Se aes seer en fee ge ms Rl RO 2
-easUr P printed oe a 7 , y her nt, A. A. Forsyth.
now practically in the treasury,! yin their actual signatures stating thei matid sth eer aeent, A A. Forsyth, | pur
: ‘ 600.000 i ipations and places of residence : ‘
jand an additional $8600, Each. tender must be accompanied b oo saan E
sight, the directors feel Justified | in accepted cheque on a chariered bank MINERAL ACT
‘ . | ;peyable to the order of the Honourabl mova
in aiming at collecting a million} Minister of Public Works, equal t Oalheiie sot Aalesdtidiniole. | ru
are > fg irs 1~ | te per cent 10 p.c of the amount ¢ Viet
dollar more than at aret 1 jt tender, which will be forfeited if thr NUTICE | Wupe
e 2 erson tendering decline to enter int
tended itract when called upon to do s t “Copper Crest’’ Mineral Claim, situate in

work contracted for Naas HKiver Mining Division of Cassiar
accepted the chem

Loan Ronds of th

© complete the
» tender be not
” returned War

trict

Where located:—Glacier Creek, Granby
ay.

TAKE NOTICE that I, B. L. Johnson, Free | the
viner’s Certificate No. 81762-B, intend,
ixty days from the date hereof, to apply 000

ar Bonds and cheques !f required t
up an odd amount.
» Department does not

bind itself t

t the lowest or any tender © the Mining Recorder “for a Certificate area
By order, f Improvements, for the perpone of ob- « ast
, aining a Crown Grant of the above claim. Ty

R. C. DESROCHERS

 

withon

R9eN7

they insert it
the Pepartment

tieoment tf
rity from

919.

 

 

Vicloria, B. C.,

ster of

feet of Fir,

rwo (2 yeal

rt, B.C.

TIMBER SALE X 1988.

 

1led tenders

ith days of March, 1920,

 

é
! of timber.

ther particulars of the Chief Forester,
or District Forester, Prince

ria, B. C,,
ti

 

TIMBER SALE X 1987.

{ith days of March, 1920,

     

Massett Inlet, Queen Charlotte Islands Dis-
allowed for re-

Further.particulars of the Chief Forester,
or District Forester, Prince

 

will be received by the
Lands not later than noon en
for the
purchase of Licence X 1988, to cut 1,440,-
Cedar and Hemlock on an
irca Situated near Lot 1087, Dean Channel,
, Coast District.

years will be allowed for re-

 

Sealed tenders will be received by the
| Minister of Lands not later than — on
or
nurchase of Licence X 1987, to cut 1,040,-
feet of Fir, Cedar and Hemlock on an

sitnated on Dean Channel, Range

District.
o (9)
| of tmber.

ria, B.C
rt R, 2

COLUMBIA,

years will be allowed for re-

rurther particulars of the Chief Forester,
, or District Forester, Prince

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