y
girni
rsAtr
1023.
j
knowledge.
.1
t
rou
at
ine
Juoie
end
Jury
who
try
tit
edvtr.
IJ
joodi.
cur
verdict
and
sentence
business
death
to
fraud
deceit;
mean
success
to
tcil
quality
and
price.
fhe
makers
of
clean.
whoU-
he.
well
packed
foods
know
Unufacturers
of
Maiorv.
sanitary
and
modern
thing
know
it
well.
tn
who
supply
your
Is
with
its
best
furnisfv
and
accessories
shara
rhote
who
provide
toilet
ruories,
medicines
and
cos-
lid,
dealers,
in
books,
pic
ii,
jewels
personal
lua-
of
every
kind
realise
(i
ntccstity
of
your
approval.
fhe
fate
of
any
advertised
tie
is
in
your
hands.
The
ktr
must
back
his
advert
nents
with
every
atom,
of
be
possible
for
the
price.
stakes
his
reputation
and
less
upon
your
opinion
of
product
he
offers.
hit
is
why
the
beet
goods
.anade
are
those
which
see
advertised
daily
in
home
newspaper.
READTHE
IVERTISEMENTS
rTtilnnAre
Ofrd
Dally
IMBER
SALE
X
6429.
laa
t'.:t
J
'otwl
(.,r
.al
at
Mibllf
.i
ihr
mn
oar
r
or
i
.
iin
t
it
Uittrirl
t
jv
run
Ku-rt;
tb
j
l
JartpHw
a
an
tn
mumim
tit
al
a
ip-tiil
ktMin
at
l.lr.
r
4
i
at
l.an.1
NttrK-L;
si
ii
if
iinm
fur
rr
"
)Ur
ut
llw
Chief
rr
It.
Mtlfk-l
l'irTlrn
n.'
IMBER
SALE
X
653S.
Ill
1
.ffrrrd
rr
Sal
al
PutilK-
Fit
If
-ii
n
lw
lth
flair
of
Or.
bj
i.
in
I
a
tfir
,r
tu
iilrirt
!.
Ill
:
.
rnurc
'Muprrt.
Ilif
It,
In
rut
44,nOl
Jartptw
tf-r
Tim,
ixi
an
arra
tllnaird
on
i
I
at
al
tMil
kwmn
at
Lin
ear
lunar
i,
Land
inirin.
It
ar
ll
b
alUittn
fur
t-
tuul
artlrular
nf
Ihr
:hlrf
rrr-
wk
ru;
t
Uiirlri
rrrtr.
'iTt.
H.t
IMBER
SALE
X
647S.
Triklrra
lll
bt
rrrrltrtl
bjr
H
!
r
Lart.it,
al
Virturii.
not
lalrr
hi
im
Hi
Mh
Oar
or
tlrtjirr
r
the
Mirrhav
i.r
Llrrnr
X
SI7.
tlaii.ouo
frrl
uf
llrinlurk;
UaUam.
ftn.l
itlai
ih
an
arra
iinl-J
tvrar
rmr
Nil
t,
ktllufir
Hlter.
Manrc
laiij
tiuirtrt.
It
Jrara
will
be.
albnawl
fof
tf
llUiU-r
particular
of
tii
r.wrt
rerr
n.i:
.
or
Iwatrlri
riirrurr,
(Ma,
nrt,
n.i1..
IMBER
SALE
X
6491.
Triirlrra
atll
or
rrrrltMl
li
thr
f
Lanl,
al
Vlriorla.
mil
lalrr
"
mi
Hi
4lh
ttajr
ut
oru.brr,
III
PUrrtu.
tr
Llrrnrr
.
J4l.
Inn
into
rwt
ot
llrmlmt,
Palnam,
M
nirr
tin
an
irra
linaCil
on
i
MHirr
nr
nie
ui',
Mirriit
i
nan-
J
Cijtl
Mtirlrl.
ymra
-will
l-
alkiwrd
for'
UniUrr
r
particular
of
thr
CMf
rrra.
Ma,
n
r.
.
nr
Pllrlrl
iorrr.
M'prrt,
n.c,
-
.
IMBER
SALE
X
S49S.
TriHlrra
tx
rrTrlvH
lIiV
thr
i'.r
l.anda,
al
Vlriorla.
tvH
lalrr
t"
"n
Ihr
4tD
nar
nr
tirfiurr.
Ihr
pnrrhai
t
Mmira
X
SI9,
.ooo
frrl
ut
tlr
mi
an
arra
ii
IIm
iHirlb
ahnrr
nt
I'ranrnl
'
S.
CiiaM
llrlrl.
I
vcara
will
lir
allownl
for
're
I'trnriiftra
ur
inr
t:nirr
rorra-
Ma,
H.C.
or
hlnlrlrt
rorrMrr,
f'fmi
n.c
IMBER
SALE
X
53SS.
Tciiilrni
ulll
Im
"rrrrlr
lir
Ihr
r
l.amla,
al
Vlriorla,
mil
lalrr
1
"II
llir
17m
day
ur
Krplrumrr,
Itir
purrliaar
nf
Llrrnrr
X
&3A,
'
.lino
frrl
of
Sprurr,
HnnliH't
nn
an
arra
altualrd
on
Ihr
'
nr
kiiltiix
lUvrr.
al
Ihr
rati
rnd
I"-"
Canal,
lunrr
,
Cal
l.lnd
S'
Vcara
will
br
alluwrd
fur
rr
llinbrr
partlriilara
of
the
Chief
Fores.
('(.
B.C
.
or
lualrlrl
t'orrt-lrr,
llrt,
II
c.
nMBER
SALE
X
5490.
Ten.iera
will
lir
rrrrhnl
by
lhe
f
Laniia.
at
Victoria,
nut
later
F'
nil
tlir
ITlb
day
of
rptcmbrr,
f-
me
lurrnatr-or
i.irrure
atju,
ii.juii
jack
PUm
rvica,
on
an
area
I
nn
the
north
almrr
of-
rraiKolt
,
Coatt
land
IHtlrlrl.
jcara
ulll
lir
allowed
for
re
umber,
rr
Pll'tlcillara
i.r
I
lie
Chief
riirrt.
"Na.
H.C.,
or
tilalrlcl
forrf-lrr,
"l"-il,
II.U.
NMBER
SALE
XBtftO.
'
'
Trmtrra
will
rrrrlvrd
by
thr
Of
l.aiwlt.
at
Vl,l..hl.
llF
Ihii
nn
i
He
mi,
day
of
on.Hr.
nr
iim
iti.u.
...
i
...n
.360.000
frn
of
Odar.
prur.
r
-".
Kaiaain
on
an
arra
iiiuatrn
fiieiinaira
covr,.
urmla
Channel,
ni
im
aiiuvirii
for
ir
tt
'
Umber,
T
l.trllnl...
.
.k.
.
,
bcj?
or
lMric
rortittr,
CEMENT
INDUSTRY
IN
T
floo.nn
of
thU
company'n
trrk
DDITICII
mitiunis
r
.
a",,
,ari",l'
p-irrhased
uiuiiuil
UULUIHDIA
,,
MM'
lti"
"
"ritUh
fiolum.
bia
in
coni-lruot
lliin
jilanl.
UK
OFFICIAL
OI-KMNO
w,,,r,,
llo'V'r,
only
nranufnr.
f
thfl
Catiatiian
iinrlimi
(if
,"r'',,
'M'an
fcarrcU
of
Hie
lai
lfit
llichianv
i..
,,'",'iit
Miir
ir
tut
inlo
finan.
Iwt'i'ii
t
.NVw
WVriliniiiMor
anij
rlal
'f''""'-.
Thf
romiany
Hlaliif,
Wa.hliinliiH,
ullh
nrarly
'!nt
inl"
lflilain
ami
Oip
Iwi-iil)
miliM
nf
ronrrele
roaij
',ant
wa"
''
nly
real
izml
Hi't'in-
nn
iii.irliiini
lime
u,
iVe
U"'
,,n,a"
iS.rt"".
Tli
a
lurl
hi-lnry
of
th.
rcmnnt
'r4"llf),i,m
f,f
"ii
planl
Wan
a
iiului-lry
in
MrilUli
Oilumiiia
IU
,"'"ut,'r
'
-ii,"
maniltnif
OHrwr
hut
liffii
a
vry
rheqiifr-
"''
olilainml
In
Imilil
it
'I
.mi',
ami
fur
tli
amount
of
wa
"'-ff-'l
hy
nopl
In
Hid
raiiilal
ri'iiii'fil
Lm
ifiiin'rcil
plant.
.1
J
I
I.r
L
In
r-ulU
L-.?
f-ial.li.l.
!'
.'a.'
,,kanajranrVanrouv'r
I'laf
i
'
Hrill-I.
HrilUli
Oili.mliia.
Oilumliia,
arul
tillir
ul,
who
k
f
L
tv
.an,wer
.
l"
-'rrp.i...,l,nl
nn
Hip
wliolt
Iiiim.
Uoott
i1iaiih..lrilitiir
f1"
a
f"',
tUpir
II
in
jii.t
twenty
yt-ars
airo
,"ir',-'a""
atingF.
Ilial
a
Mr.
J.
K,
J'ittir
tnjilt
a
broujrht
lo
lh
mall
trntil
Janl
on
Falie
y,'ar
-"e
ilnnaml
In
Iwk
with,
tli
lilt-a
of
MijpplyinK
t'"'
"vn',
np(lil
hy
llin
two
Hi
I'wbI
ttfiiiaml
in
llm.
pro-
P'"!
"f
flrilMi
Columliia
vliirc.
l"lil
(mlu.
try
parly
koI
,'"",t
"'ipany,
LiinitH,
itu-
inlo
finaiK'ial
iliffiruliir-
mwi
a
al
Tm
Inlol
ami
Hanijir-
wa
miM
In
I
lie
CanaiJian
Pacffi
llailwiiy.
who,
howppr,
aban-tluiip.1
Hip
projppl
aflpr
a
nhort
I
hup.
Thf
Mr.
II,
rlali
in
Imil,
al
Tinl
Inlet,
niKiin
fi
jiff
n
mipa
from
Vic
tftri,
I
l.r...
wilti
a
total
CHi.aclly
of
,r)00,non
harrH
ppr
annum.
ThriniKlioiit
Hi
whole
nf
1919,
ivzv,
wzi,
wiz
ann
nuiii
up
nctl
pint
wav
Imilt
hy
,Jal',
""'
"manil
lia
not
px.
....
Aa
I..
I
'aai
-
a
I.
Hulrliart
and
a,o-
reeoeii
onr-IKIIi
of
the
pom-
pariy'x
annual
caparily,
and
in
conpnupnop
II
ha
hepn
fitiiml
lorln.
fr..!lulrharl,
i.
oiift
of
nn
n
keep
the
T.nI
Inlet
lhe
pioiiprrr.in
I
lie
rempnL
man-
l'!"
r'"'l
"
le
firt
of
iififlurinir
hiiine.n
in
I'iiaila.
Jl""'
i9Zi'
A'
-he
present
limp
balng
ealalilUhe.1
a
plant
at
lU"'
,,a-,"'ln
plant
i
only
Owen
S.iinil,
in
Ontario,
over
"I'TaNfir?
In
onp.half
psariaeily
Ihirly
year
ujro.
Laler
Mr
an,,
w"1
,,av''
ci'""
,,,u"n
,n
Mnlr-liarl.
m
aopialion
with
hli
a,,n,,t
lwn
'""nlh..
with
the
frien.N.
r.tal.ll.ts
a
rhain
of
,"rk
of
anient,
eenieiil
plant
in
Montreal,
Quo.,
The'
trilih
Cnlumhia
Cement
Lakeffi-I.l,
Ont,
Caluary,
Alta
unpany,
I.imile.l.
hae
13,500,-aml
'l
ivl
lne,
.f:.
Tit"
plant
000
IfueMMl
In
their
two
eemenl
al.Calirary,
Ukpfielil,
Owen
planl
at
TimI
Inlet
ami
liam-fMiiiml-
ami
Montreal
were
M,r,,n'
lt
fa
jilanln
are
equip-niiTBeil
in
IliO'i
inlo
Ihp
Canada
I'"1
lnlel
eernent
Cement
Coniiany,
hut
the
Tod
nanufariirinir
marliinery
ami
Inlel
plant,
muter
thn
Irailinp
,,,rn
"1
I'nrllaini
Cement
of
name
or
hr
Vatipoiiyer
Portland
"iw
ery
hishet
jrraile.
All
pn-Omepl
(jiniiany.
Limitpil.
run-
detnami
in
the
pmvinee
linui'il
an
imteipmpn
rompany
ran
1m'
ak''"
a
''
far
many
oiipplyinjr
Hie
tlpmaml
in
UrilUh
yr
,0
rnn
"
In
an
effort
'.iiliiiiihia.
with
Mr.
Mnlfharl
a
,0
nf
rplii
raae-il
ilireetinR
lt.ai.
Tliia
pom-
"'
Company
ha
invtalletl
a
unny
wa
owiiislhy
Mr.
'
Ittilrhart
'arr''
lerape
al
Hamherlon
ami
M,u.Tful
finanrial
interenU
r"r
"akintr
wotnlen
harreU.
o
in
F-a.leru
Cana.la.
When
the
,nat
""fnent
ran
he
nhippeil
for
pJanf..wa.
Imill
in
19n,
il
export.
A
sliirhl
nieaMire
of
rapacity
wa-
three
hundred
bar-
'
a
nfet
iU
effort
an
rU
per
.Jay.
hut
lhi
wa
leaij-
fa-"
a
ahipmenln
hae
hepn
ly
itierea.e.l
until
1915,
when
'ile,
fitialemala,
Sal-
It
enpaeily
ua
enlarged
to
vadnr.
Mexieo.
Suva,
Fiji.
Ati.
Ihree
thou.
ami
harrel
pr
day.
"a.
N'
Zealand
and
lhe
The
ory
f
lhe
year
from
Philippine.
The
ajrpretrale
of
ltUt
to
ltie
I
one
of
fteaiiily
'P0-"
buine
toe
not
expaihlltip
hiiine.
Put
ulnee
n,n
n,n
Pr
arpe
fiFture.
Hint
lime
Hip
tlemand
ha
fallen
however,
and
at
present
Kuro-
away
lrem..n...ti.y.
A
aa
-
',w,n
r,""l
"winiifaeiiirpr..
lu.tration
it
may
he
mentioned
inr
lo
low
lahor
ro
ami
denial
In
11MS
lhe
lernand
In
the
Pialeil
exehanpe.
are
erurinir
innince
roe
lo
I..1H1US0
har-
'",
v'"ie
exiwirl
Miine,
rrU.
but
fell
away
in
1918
ami
"n"
may
"'""P
"heir
urplu
lull)
to
rr.dpellvpli-
Irtrt
SH
pri-luetion
into
Ilrilmli
Col-
harrel
and
IH5.1CI
barrel.
In
19)?.
Hip
Aorialrd
Porl
land
Cement
Manufacturer,
Limited,
tif
London,
Knpland,
iimhia.
The
eompany,
I
here
fore,
slill
face
lhe
iliipiioinlinir
proba
bility
of
Iravini;
to
keep
Hie
Tol
who
are
the
premier
retnent
llurl
l,!im
cl,t
fr
a
manufacturer
in
Oreal
llrilrfin,
-ft"P
,i,no
Ihrtwisrh
lark
of
trade,
buill
a
plant
at
Handerton,
w""
e.tnteniplete
thai
r-nanlrh
Itrlel.
about
7
mile
'npr
fl0O.nrto
I
it.el
in
from
-Victoria,
with
.
a
rapacity
v"
n,"l
l'''.
nn.l
that
of
two
IhoiUand
barrel
penlay.
'
annual
rapacity
of
900.000
tinder
lhe
trading
name
or
lhe
narrri
pi
roniann
remenl
I
,Mciateti
lament
.
tympany
w"
""-
im-
.uih.t
'lUtna.la
Llniiled,
Due
lo
very
wh
nre
concrele
road
are
adere
tradilii
condition
thl
1101
,H,,,I
"'
Hie
Pa-Hie
plant
was
nlmt
down
at
the
be-
highway,
which
i
entirely
a
.
.
.
...
"...
k,.t.i.
I
s
ta
t
at
r-inniutr
of
191r
and
did
not
re.
i'riuri.
u
i
a
wen-
open
until
1921.
after
nearly
hI,,wn
,ar'
"ra
p
rinii
i-fie
year.t.
of
inaoli.ily.
At
the
"a
Cma-ni
Company,
Lim-end
of
I9IR
Hie
repienl
urd
in
'M
n
"nler
keep
(heir
em-
(he
province
had
fallen
In
ncli
l'?'e
m
work-ami
in
prnmoie
vfcry
niall
rieure
that
an
amal-
""jcrrle
road,
have
ror
lhe
pal
iratiintloii
vva
formeil
the
Tod
Inlet
plant
and
lianuerirrn
iiani.
tinner
between
fa"r
"'
hern
ein(r
In
Hip
lhe
Provincial
ilovernnienl
cemenl
at
rnl
price,
Coirrele
road
name,
nf
the
ilrilih
iloltimhia
,
h1
r
al1
Permanent
Oiin)
Cnnn..tn)
LimilM.
In
pavement
ami
it
I
In
be
hoped
order
jhat
thr
imlulry
niiphl
1
,nl
he
aulhorjtie
will
adopt
Rulchart
'
"nV
a
"'?
J.r.ater
extent
annate
at
all.
Mr.
.
P.
wan
appointed
prc.ident
or
lhe
'
'an
ha
leen
lhe
cae
up
to
iievv
company,
In
which
position
P'nt
Ume.
tie
Vl'HI
remain.
Mr.
Ilutchaft
''
he
Hrllili
Coltimhia
Cement
rpHies
at
Tod
Inlet,
where
b
.inipany,
Lim,ileil,
are
large
jakV
the
mot
active
interet
ucr
of
coal
which
help
In
In
.vveiylhing
pertaining
lo
Ihn
keep
the
mines
or
the
province
htilne.
and
manufacturing
op-
huy.
Furthermore,
there
ar
rratioti.
It
will
not
he
out
of
about
too
other
cninmoditle
place
here
to
mention
that
h
whicji
are
tied
for
Hie
opera-lake
keene
intere.t
in
the
tl
and
upkeep
of
n
cemenl
fatuoiiH
garden:
whi-h
surround
plant,
o
thai
one
doe
not
neea
hil
heauliful
home,
both
of
think
very
long
to
see
bow
which
have
been
uch
a
nource
beneficial
it
would
be
if
these
of
pleasure
to
lhe
people
of
Urit-
two
fine
plant
eoubl
be
kept
in
.h
Columbia
and
vislling
tour-
operation
conliiuiously.
The
fU.
history
oT
lhe
cemVnt
buslne.
A
previously
Mated,
the
ca.
in
the
province
haa,
taken
on
pacly
of
the
Tod
Inlet
plant
Is
the
whole,
been
disappointing
lliree
thousand
barrel.
per
day,
in
the
lat
twenty
year,
and
it
and
(hat
of
1he
Haiubertnn
plant
i
to
be
hoped
that.
Home
efrort
in
Iwh
thnuaml
barrel
pr
day,
will
be
made
o
get
the
Ivvo
making
a
yearly
capiiclly
nf
plant
operating
conliiuiously
I.SOO.OOO
barrel.
A
the
sales
before
any
more
cement
planln
Ih
1018
and
1919
constituted
are
promoted.
The
people
of
only
one-fifleenlh
of
the
com.
Vancouver,
the
Lower
Mainland
biiied
capacity
of
both
plants,
il
and
lhe
Okanagan
will
long
re.
will
give,
some
idea
of
the
finan-
member
with
resentment
the
(inl
stringency
which
fa
ceil
Hie
'500,000
lo
tfnOO.000
which
was
retnent
industry
afler
the
close
wasted
at
Princeton,
Over-of
lhe
war,
'lapping
or
overproduction
in
Men
I
Inn
must
be
nade
of
ana
any
one-line
nf
industry
i
bad
oilier
cement
plant
which
was
for
the
growth
of
the
province,
Imilt
In
II2.
and
1913
al
and
lis
future
progress,
Such
Princeton,
In
lhe.
Bimilkameen
condition
have
.too.
often
or.
diplrict
of
Ilrlllsli
Columbia.
Tei
cur
red
in
British
Columbia
al-teen
$500,000.00
and
1800,-
ready,
leaving
nothing
behind
Tk
Man
k
tlw
Moon
i
SAYSt
TIIK
newnpajier
hoy
iln
not
mind
an
ordiuaiT
war
tint
Jo
have
one
in
Jiuljraria
would
alrno.it
break
their
neck
trying
In
sppil
the
name
of
Hip
place.
CA.VAIUANK
will
.lot
well
lo
visit
London
nexl
year
o
a
lo
learn
oinehin
alunil
Canada.
I
wish
to
say
that
a
lot
or
petiplp
beside
hoollesri'er
ride,
in
liieh
powereil
car
and
buy
boxes
al
I
ueai
re
ami
have
a
dollar
lo
rpeiul
occasionally.
IF
it
i
not
'n
i
late.
I
slinnl.l
like
to
say
that
Jack
Oempsey,
king
or
boxers,
knows
Hie
rope.
How
else
rouhl
ho
h
nt
rllmlij.,1
hark
inlo
Hie
ring.
V
IF
a
nation
ha
no
national
honor,
how
i
it
possible
to
ge!
jip
a
war
with
her.
W
IIK.N
a
burglar
jroe
into
a
jriuall
branch
store
"and
shoots
up
the
place,
carrying.
off
a
few
inousaml
ilnllars,
they
nut
him
in
jail
for
a
long
term,
but
when
Hie
onlrial
of
a
bank
ratise
a
few
million
lo
diaitrear
white
they
iiP
falp
report
there
is
.no
room
ror
that
kind
or
hurplar
in
Jail.
-
There
are
huinenicn
who
ran
alway
le
a
good
steno-J
pr'apher.
Of
rourse
he
should
j
,,
.i
i
t-ii
t.-.
.
.
1.
,
1
i"i
i-n
iirr
iih,
iiiiiril
iM't'ailsn
sue
may
not
alway
he
good.
NIXF.
marriage
out
'of
ten
are
.uccefu
so
you
cynic
hiip-
jyour
bald
palp
in
shame.
-i
'
t)F
i
JAKK
wanl
lo
know-where
all
lhe
iloleftil
jdkers
of.
Ial
iring'
havp
gone.
He
ay
it.
hard
to
find
a
rea?
hardshell
pesimisi
anywhpre
on
Hie
freet.,ir
even
loafinir
al
a
-new,
stand,
POSSIHI.Y
lhe
next
war
in
which
we
shall
lake
purl
will
he
one
hotween
John
Oliver
and
V.
J.
IJowser
willi
Mcltae
sniping
in
on
the
side..
LAST
week
there
were
poir
incite
of
nnow
on
the
prairie
and
we
were
kickinir
because
there
was
half
a
ilay's
rain.
-
-
-
TIIK
weather
remiml
u.
that
the
world
spries
i
about
due
lo
he
playeil.
SOMK
of
the
Kuroppan
are
putlinsr
the
mock
In
democracy.
-
TAI.KINO
or
change
ror
the
belter,
George
Ham,
the
veteran
CP.
It.
publicity
fiiun
saysj
"Another
great
change
ha
comei
over
our
newspaper.
.Their
columns
are
filleil
willi
new
nf'
social
event
and
priie
rights.
We
have
imprnved
in
every
way.
Farmer
have
ent
their
money
like
drunken
sailors-
and
we
have
lhe
flapper
with
us.
We
do
not
live
lhe
ame
a,
we
uspd
to
do."
OF
all
had
words
Or
tongue
or
pen
.
The
worst
of
all
are
"
".Vint
she
a
hen."
PRINTING
TENDERS
City
Council
Opana
llda
Foe
Haw
Taltphona
Directory
to
b
.
laauad
Soon
The
city
council
last
nlcht
opened
and
referred
10
the
utili
ses
committee
the
following
bid
ror
printing
1550
copies
or
the
new
telephone
directory
which
l
to
he
issued
at
an
early
date:
Hose,
Cowan
&
Latta.
2rt5.95;
Mcllae
Hro.
2;n.
ir
you
find
you
cannot
gel
the
dally
News
regularly,
call
in
and
subscribe
for
it
and
have
it
de-llvrret
to
your
home.
tf
but
a
seiye
of
disappointment
to
the
investing
public,
and
an
actual
waste
of
our
financial
resource..
In
conclusion,
one
cannot
but
Cake
pleasure
in
I
lie
fact
that'
the
Canadian
portion
of
Hie
Pacific
Highway
is
ut
last
paved
from
'.New
yVest.
minster
to
the
International
Hi
in
I
cr,
anil
Hint
n
product
was
used
which
can
be
truly
called
all
Ilrillsh
Columbian,.
"Con-crele
for
Permanence"
is
a
slogan
which
wi
hope
will
Jong
be
viewed
with
favor
by
nninl-clpalltie.
cities
and
our
oro.
vlnclal
government
when
con.
siderlng
the
construction
of
further
road
throughout
thj
province.
r
A
worth-while
Reputation
The
head
of
one
of
this
country's
great
nianu-facturing
institutions
says:
"The
Man
who
builds
and
the
man
who
buys
are
both
beneficiaries
,
,
of
reputation.
To
the
one
it
is
a
continuous
spur
and
incentive-to
the
'
other,
the
strongest
of
all
guarantees
v
that
what
he
buys
is
worthy."
Patronize
the
manufacturer
or
merchant
who
has
a
reputation
for
honesty
and
fair
dealing.
Such
motives
must
actuate
the
consistent
advertiser.
The
man
who
invests
real
money
in
building
a
reputation
for
himself
and
his
merchandise
cannot
afford
to
risk
any
of
it
by
taking
unfair
advantage
of
his
customers.
He
must
retain
the
good-will
of
the
buying
public.
Without
this,
his
business
cannot
succeed
Every
time
he
advertises
he
puts
his
reputation
in
your
hands.
His
products
or
the
wares
he
has
for
sale
must
make
good.
His
service
must
be
as
advertised.
That
is
why
it
pays
to
read
advertisements,
to
deal
with
advertisers
and
to
buy
advertised
goods.
Local
I
rainier
are
vprv
olpaspil
-
'
,
ii
a"
result
or
the
rpcent
session
iif
the
Oame
Conservation
Hoard
liere.
It
is
hoiieil
that
the
resis-
1
nil
ion
or
lra
lines
ami
fur
farm
will
be
adopted
and
that
alien
will
be
prnchuled
rrom
holding
any
kind
or
license.
U
Hon,
W.
J.
Howser
and
H.
II
Pooley,
Conservative
leaders,
after
an
extended
speaking
tour
IJi
rough
(be
central
interior
tli-Iricl,
will
arrive
here
Tuesday
night
and
will,
address
Hie
elec
tor
in
the
Hex
Theatre.
On
'fhursday
morning
Mr.
Howser
and
Mr,
Pooley
will
leave
for
Oiscome
and
oilier
point
east.
-Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Ilrown
and
IJieir
daughter
Kathleen
and
lloseinarie,
are
leaving
Tor
Seat-lie
where,
they
will,
reside
in
flit
lire.
Thev
havp
livpil
in
I'rinnA
lieorge
eleven
year.
:
-
-
II.
M.
McOusly,
assessor
Tor
Harkerville
district.
nassed
Hirough
I'rlnce
fieorge
last
week
Jtfter
having
spent
a
fortnight
In
Hie
Peace
lliver
country
on
de
partmental
duties.
He
report
that
the
runners
there
have
had
lhe
greatest
crop
in
history
this
season
but
are
unable
to
reach
a
market.
They
are
confiilen!
that
a
railway
will
be
built
into
Hit
district
before
long.
Yes,
it
is
worth
your
while,
to
Read
The
Advertisements
wni
Ftyi-
11
-
I
-
-
-
-
-
-
PRINCE
GEORGE
Harry
Avisotf
1
doing
special
duly
in
connection
with
the
en
forcement
of
I
ho
flame
Act
in
this
district.
Ales.
Wylle,
manager
or
Canadian
National
Telegraphs
here,
inailc
a
hurried
trip
last
week
to
Winnipeg
where
he
was
called
on
account
of
the
death
of
nil
brother-in-law.
Hugh
lilackburn,
brother
of
P..
J.
Blackburn,
U
visiting
(he
dis
trict
with
a
view
of
establishing
in
lhe
sawmill
business
Jiere..
NEW
HAZELTON
William
Leverell,
well
known
in
Hazellnn,
and
Miss
(Sladya
Corliss
were
married
rt-cently
al
Hums
Lake.
Ilichanl
Morrison
left
last
Thursday
morning
for
Montreal.
J.
I.
Oalloway,
residenl
mining
engineer,
has
returned
after
spending
several
weeks
in
the
Peace"
liner
district
examining
coal,
iron
and
placer
gold,
Thomas
Forrest,
aged
85,
one
of
the
oldest
pioneers
of
Ibis,
dis
trict,
passed
away
last
Wednes
day
and
was
buried
on
Miss
Chadhorn
of
New
NVest-minster
is
visiting
with
hpr
sisler
Mrs.
Victor
Sansum..
t
Dr.
Oeorge
Hanson
and
pary
have
arrived
here
to
commence
their
work
of
investigating
arsenic
deposit
for
lhe
federal
depart
nient
of
mines.
They
will
spend
n
fortnight
in
the
district.
TIMBER
SALE
XS511.
S.al.it
T.ml.r.
ulll
I.-
r
-tv-jl
v.-
.k-
nutrlrt
I'urraler.
nut
lalrr
llian
nuuo
on
IIH
9lhl
(ill'
itf
OrlitKtf.
,o.
Ia.
K
purchase
of
LlM-nre
XSSI
I,
war
Shannon
v-'-Im
m
i-iii
laa.uuu
reel
or
c.iiar.
.-irui-e
ami
iifmns'E
aawiufa.
Two
i
vura
lll
h
ali,,i..rf
rn.
ninval
of
tlrutwr.
in.
Vlftorla.
or
U
liutrlrt
rowlFr.i
,
hi,
muTri,
o.t
TIMBER
SALE
X551B.
Sfaled
Tm.1.
r
wiu
be
rcHv.l
by
Mi
IUlnlrr
a
if
I
in,li
ta
.
.
-,
iui,
ngi
isirr
.(mm
mi
uir
fin
utr
or
uriobfff,
....
....
t
mm-r-
al
l
nil
v
A
f
1
a,
LVul
tl
f
Tlr
md
5pruc;
and
ff.Allfl
ril
mil
ltia.kt.if-..
Ti...
ttuatpt
on
the
iwrih
hor
of
rrinro.i
Two
(
yrara
will
b
alle4
Tor
r.
moval
of
tlrnNT.
rnritirr
naruruura
ef
the
Chief
rora.
,r'"r'
B
C-
r
Diatrlct
ForMr
rrlnca
Hupri.
B.C.
Loggers
i
Prospectors
BOOTS
Men's
Fine
Shoes
from
$4.50
Men's
Brown
Calf
Shoes,
in
(ooilyear
Welt,
wide
or
narrow
toes,
from
$5.50
Hand
Maids
Loggers'
Boots'
from
$8.50
REPAIRING.
GEO.
HILL
Ths'Shoeman.
Next
St.
Regis
Cafe.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
Situate
ih
the
old
Empress
Hotel,
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Was.
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES,
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarslll
-
PnnrttUr.
a;
4li
t
s
t
i
T.
1
J
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