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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation.
DAILY
ED
I'll
U
A
HielavOcloIr
23.
I93.
Activities
For
All
Hallows.
edueday
of
ne-t
week
is
the
feat
of
All
Hallow,
belter
known
everywhere.
,a
llaiinw
t?eit.
On
that
evening
Iniy's
anil
girls
induigb
in
nlore
or
!
innocent
pranks.
Sometimes
they
rit
bevoiul
(he
bound-
of
wb.it
i-
right
-and
pnijier
and
thoiight-Iely
destroy
properly.
.
While
the
jtolice
do
their
duty
on
Hallow
EVu,
it
i
much
belter
that
the
yonng
people
hoobi
bs
self-coulrolled
rather
than
that
the
strong
arm
of
the
law
should
have
(o
take
them
in
ham).
To
that
end
a
goix!
many
parent
aud
other
will
lake
"My
Heart
WouW
Palpitate,
I
Had
Weak
Spelk"
Mrs.
L.
Whiting,
202
Kmc
St.
West,
BrockriBe,
ObL.
writes:
.
I,'1
took
terjr
lick
with
nervet
end
my
stomach,
and
ted
U
.
....
,
,
be
all
run
Hnwn
Al
m.
1
u
n
.
.
,,
wouia
uuuer
ana
psipiUte
a
nrl
I
wmilrl
...,k
.
l
n
.,
-
."vii
nm
i
pern
m
tnc
my
itomsck
that
I
tlmei
thoutht
I
never
W.u.
I
h
dose
weaderi
and,
I
want
to
it
to
everyone."
e(
10SM-
would
lud
sImoit
.(iva
up
hep
wkeo
a
mend
sdvueel
the
vie
of
Dr.
aie'i
Nerve
Feed.
I
did
not
iIab
Ufilii
t
V.J
,
rr
.
H.U
Uken
twtaty.five
boxi,
for
ne
rceoawtad
DR.
CHASE'S
NERVE
FOOD
SO
Cents
a
hex,
ell
dealer,
or
Ednuuuoa,
Belee
A
Co.,
14.,
Teroalo
is
a
MACLEAN
MAKES
of
Many
Important
Educational
Matters
NO
COUNCIL
COMMITTEE
Would
Like
to
See
National
System
Throughout
all
Canada
The1
"proposal
of
Hi
Union
of
British
Columbia
Muniripalilie
Dial
llie
whole
fnl
oT
education
1m
borne
by
tin
provincial
gov
ernment
wa
the
nin(
fantastic
ami
relrosrade
suggestion
he
hal
eer
heard
made
by
a
body
of'
I
ann
ii
a
ti
S
I
ski
t
uiliioliini
till.
I
'
"s
"oo
mi'Mi,
..
1
1.
i
:
.
II.
.
ii.ii
?
ft
i
nicipal
council
take
oxer
i..
i
.
ligion
and
Hie
chools,
the
Kpeaker
declared
that
lhoe
who
had
known
whal
condition
were
in
places
where
a
religious
mie-linn
etied,
would
know
that
it
was
well
to
leave
fundi!
ions
iu
British
Columbia
as
Ihey
were.
II
is
a
dangerou
Ihing
to
tie
stirring
up
the
passions
of
Ihe
people,"
Jn
added.
The
advanlajres.
of
the
present
yslem
of
central
direction
with
a
certain
amount
of
local
conlrol.
refilling
in
a
tamlardizafinn
of
curriculum.
bonks,
etc.,
was
lwelf
upon,
and
Dr.
facl,ean
wenl
on,
"I
would
like
In
see
a
national
system
of
education
slrelcbing
from
(lie
Atlantic
In
Ihe
Pacific,
under
which
our
people
would
all
be
brought,
up
with
Ihe
same
ideals."
Best
Trained
Teachers
British
Columbia
had
(he
bet
trained
teachers
in
Canada,
ac
cnnling
In
a
Donijnion
govern
me
ii
I
report,
said
the
minister,
ami
Ihey
were
improving
all
Ihe
lime.
Dealing
willi
the
charge
that
the
present
educational
adminis
tration
system
Was
costing
loo
much,
lie
explained
1
1
1
a
I
at
pre.
sen!
il
nmounled
in;
British
Col-umbia'io
only
one
per
cent
of
the
total
expendilure.
Thin
was
Ihe
lowesl
iu
Camilla.
The
adminis
tration
cost
per
class
room
and
Ihe
'Inspection
-cos!
were
Jow'er
in
British
Columbia
than
in
Ihe
olher
three
weern
province.
The
col
of
conducting
examinn
lion
was
also
lower.
The
cost
of
educating
a
child
in
British
Columbia
was
7l.n0
,a
year,
while
In
Saskatchewan
il
iwa
08,
in
Manitoba
73,7n,
and
iin
Alberln
8rt,-
In
Manitoba
the
population
wa
much
more
con
Idensed
than
fn-
British
finlnm.
bfa.
Sharing
Cost
In
British
Columbia
Ihe.
pro
I
vineinl
goverpnient
cnnlribiled
forly
per
cent
of
Ihe
ncbool
col
In
Alberla
it
gave
fifteen
per
cent,
in
Manllnlni
j
gave
fyur.
leen
per
rent,
au.l
in
Kaskalrhe.
DAI
IPV
PI
V
A
D
wa"'
,vv,'lM"
,rp
r,"t-
.Nowhere!
rULllil
LLIjAK
waamim
el'"'
"'
'nana'
w4
Hie
provincial!
government
a
generous
in
thi'
regard
a
in
British
Columbia,'
In
Address
to
Trustees
He
Speaks
declared
I
lie
niiiiMrr.
I
.
I
hi
I
uioii
(r
H.t:.
.Municipall-'
;les,
h.t
continued,
had
suggested
.wirinus
expedient
in
regard
lo
'education
cnt.
One
wa
that
tin
provincial
government
lMarj
'Mm
whole
cost.
would
shirt
Control
This
would
dimply
menu
that
.
lb
provincial
aiittmritie
would!
have
o
increase
their
lax
bill
by'
thai
amount.
If
Hi
coxernment
collected
I
be
tnxe
for
school
piu-poe,
wiut
would
adntiniler
them
Did
nnyone
tippne
he
would
hand
toil
Hie
money
fur
.-cIiimiI
hoard
in
ndminiter
ak.
public
men.
ll,,
r.
J.
.
Mac-I
,
r
Ma.Laiu
,,,
i,u,,n.
',"7
."
,""
.
"I""
money
I..
direct
the
$1.00
a
lengthy
al.lrcs
ilefcn'ileil
I
be,
eifucalional
sylen
of
Ibe
ince
naiu-l
variou
crilioiin
nn.l
iealt
with
ariou
proioaK
a-lvauocil
in
repanl
fn
il.
He
at.
I
-
it
1
u.A
..i
.
.
t
ii..
It
:
.
l.irMii
mi-
ill
lllf
(
Illllll
ill
mo,l
.v
i
i
it
:
r
a,.
i.
.
PRICE
OF
DISTILLATE
spent
policy.
fOiiiminii
rcnooi
iriliefs
.n.
.......i.i
,-;,,
..I...I..
o.ln
'
elation
at
Duncan
recently.
jra,fna,
in,
,
ar,.na
lf.
nif
iiuiuirr.
ill
me
cmire
01
,.liii-.
i.
...
.....1
fi.
!loinliu
out
ulial
woubl
likely
pro-,i.BI.
,..
;..
ii.
.
HI,i
of
nn
iin.
KcrnpiiioiM
smernment
sraininx
nter.
"II
is
the
niol
fnnla-llc.
miul
rl
tnirrn.ln
anecolinn
ever
a
In
ily
of
nulilic
men.
n.i
jiiiniriiaiiiir
in
nave
nm-
,ii.1.n.Al
i,A
minister.
,ini.lr
llie
l
lia.l
been
u?p'lcl
thai
Hie
ciminii
in
me
cuimi
irom
.
ine
.,.n
i,,...-,,.,
A.irvirnnl
cb.Ml
lHanN.
.bvlaring
that
(be
an,,
Wfp
0,
fj
numa!I
ie
nvor.1
of
council
in
be
pat
wa
f
srhiMt
,
WPnl
a
crnrig
argiimeni
against
oicn
a
move.
Function
of
Trustees
The
two
iiiv
miUlainling
function
of
a
school
trustee,
sabl
Dr.
StncLean,
were
those
of
appointing
teacher
ami
proii.
ing
school
accornuuMtation.
While
Irjisiee
were
an
Hnlelli-
iep
io
proviue
siicn
iniiiK'eni
aniiienieni-a
may
se-in
piMm
iorjn
neciul
Iraliunx
whlcli
per-the
occasion.
Older
people
will
join
wilh
the
youngsters
in
ol-jmilel
thni
In
know
the
trnn?
.-erving
the
occasion.
If
this
is
done
(here
will
be
Utile
lempla.
nd
weak
point
of
teachers,
and
tion
for
th
voungster"to
get
beyond
conlrol
ami
do
thingswliile
I
lie
Scboul
Act
gave
Ihe-
which
their
parent
and
all
others
regret.
Everyone
appreciates
or
hoiild
appreciate
wholesome
fun.
hveryone
jiKes
an
inuoreijl
prank,
llie
uimcuiiy
wim
young
:ent
lty
of
people,
they
bad
not
hoar.l
full
power
to
make
ap.
pointmeiil,
il
wa
wise
lo
con.
Mill
the
principal
in
the
ca-e
of
l
i
.
ti....
.
.
.i
i
1
1.
I
.
1
t
.
vmiM
IritlAA
l.n.l
u-iin.lr.l
'
whether
or
not
Ihey
were
legally
liable
in
the
evejil
of
the
nece.
ar
accommodation
not
being!
providefl.
There
wa
no
liability.
provided
the
hoard
had
taken
advantage
of
the
machinery
exist
ing
lo
eeure
Hie
accommoda
tion.
He
urged
that
every
Iruslee
know
llie
School
Act
and
regnla.
U"n.
Whal
be
termed
some
of
Ihe
lrong
feature
of
Ihe
H.C..
edu
cational
systenr
wa
polnled
oul
by
Dr.
MarI.ean.
He
lre.i'(
the
alue
of
free
ediiralioii
in
providing
a
broader
field
from
which
lo
efcl
leaders
and
a
more
intelligent
body
of
people
to
make
Ihe,
e
led
Ion.
Religion'
In
Schools
Taking
up
the
ipiestion
of
re
on.
"
They
want
a
council
eonpniil-)
lee
to
handle
chool
affairs,"
bej
explained.
l
ilon't
approve
of
j
I
bat."
He
bad
en(
two
weeksj
invelit'aling
to
eeerlain
if
Hie)
plan
was
Jn
fori'e
an"wbere
el',
tS
the
world,
and
lie
failed
to
find;
a
single
cae.
In
a
matter
of
j
tbi
sort
be
did
not
care
lo
el
a!
precdenl.
j
Record
of
Councils
j
What
was
the
record
of
nwini-j
cipal
council
i
nkcd
the
uvini-ter.
His
belief
wa
Ibnl
public'
ntilitif.
be
Ihey
water
work,
or,
lree
car
syten.
should
pay;
ihij
i
iii.it
uicj
iHiirimi-
iin
inn
rriui-
mr
ihiiiiiii.u
j
iinr
2raini
jm-iiimiiii
me
irovinriai
ji
)fr
n
year
municinali
lost-
irrnirni
in
iiih.
en
i
i
iiiiiv
mill
urniminc
iuiit-j..
ii
-
ii.
;
I
nn-
or,
illKI
in
III!"
rar
0f
)rili-ll
Oillinil'j?
b.ld
bad
l
the
parents
to
see
that
this
Jiomidary
line
is
clearly
marked
forjlhe
larger
centre
Hie
municipal
f-;lnn,ooo
throiiph
publie
ulilili
their
children
so
that
the
coming
Hallow
Ren
may
li
fuller
ofiin.iieclor.
i-ri,'
.
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.
nr
...
i
.
,
...
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1.
1
.
.
.
.
.
.
"'
"-
"
enjoyment
and
les
siven
to
detructivenes
than
any
which
have
preceded.
II
should
be
rememliered
that
no
prank
i
worth
wliila
in.
which
one
parly
loll
suffers.
Mistaken
Idea
About,
Pulpwood
Export.
There
is
a
mistaken
.idea
abroad
in
reganl
lo
Ihe
export!
of
pulpwood.
While
the
provincial
government
has
power
to
refu-e
lo
.dlow
Umber
to
be
exjxirted
from
its
lauds,
lb?
moment
the
land
'gels'
beyiiiid
th'e,VoiitrolVi?
the
pmwirial
government,
Ihe
luiter
has
no
Vay
in
re'gtfrd
lo
what
shnll
be'done
with
the
proilucl.
The
matter
at
om
e,
according
lo
Ihe
constitution,
becomes
a
Dominion
government
affair.
It
is
then
lo
the
Dominion
we
must
look
to
top
export
of
limber
lo
Ihe
ITiiited
Slates.
All
matler-
of
trade
mid
commerce
are
Dominion
mat-.
-rs.
:
.
.Most
Of
Ihertinibr
in
Xortherh
British
tiilumbia
is
held
pnder
lease
from
Ihe;
provincial
government
but
there
are
a
few
tracts
of
cnn7i
gmiiled
laiid
with
which
Ihe
province
has
nothing
to
tin.
II
is
from
these
crown
land
thai
log
are
exported.
It
must
be
remembered
that
the
power
of
the
provinces
are
cjearly
set
forth
in
Ihe
Rrilih
North
America
Act
and
the
Dominion
Jealously
guard
jls
rights.
Appeals
are
constantly
being
made
to
the
courts
to
decide
what
thoe
right
are
and
whal
are
the
right
of
the
provine?
under
Ihe
law.
The
Dominion
government,
not
being
-o
vitally
affected
by
'ocal
matters,
l
apt
to,
take
a
broader
view
of
public
questions.
In
this
ca-e,
however,
there
has
been
considerable
export
of
pulp
log
from
eastern
Canada
and
at
the
lat
seion
of
the
legislature
Ihe
liiiinioion
government
was
given
power
by
parliament
lo
stop
log
-xjKirt
if
it
saw
fit.
So
far
this
power
does
not
eem
to
have
been
ued.
ir
any
British
Columbia
people
feel
thai
the
law
should
be
put
in
force
ihey
should
briiig
pressure
to
bear
on
the
Dominion
nulhorities.
Already
the
people
interested
iu
continuing
the
export
business
have
done
Ihi
a-iul
ar
continually
doing
it
.
LUlle
ha
been
heard
from
the
other
side,
however.
Iiislead
of
grumbling
al
Ihe
provincial
.
government
i
or
oiiieining
over
wnicu
ihey
Have
tno
control,
the
matter
sroniii
ne
taken
up
v;th
Ihe
Dominion.
.
Wednesday
Next
Is
Fl$h
Day.
The
Inst
day
of
October
is
set
aside
as
Xali
tor
ihe
purpose
of
focusing
athiilion
on
one
of
the
great
nalurnl
resources
of
the
Dominion
and
to
show
appreciation
of
the
worn
in
me
men
who
gather
in
the
harvest
nf
Ihe
e.is.
The
most
practical
way
in
which
tuiada
cnu
,ow
nnpre
riniion
tor
the
fishermen
i
to
mak
grealer
ne
of
sea
producls
"
uiu
jinp
io
mane
iMe
caning
more
remunerative.
pj4,
splendid
food
product
and
bus
high
niilrilive
value.
e.;
and;
a
uair
millioir
dollars
in
-.inking!
fund.
Only
ten
per
cent
of
Ihej
-
deld
of
municinalitie
wa
due
loilb
,chool.
"
hen
a
loan
come
to
you
and
say
that
)ou
are
spend
ing
loo
much
and
ending
Ihe
country
lo
he
bow-wows,
show
him
lhee
figure,"
uzgeted
Ihe
ieaker.
Dr.
Macl
.can
said
thai
he
wa
willing
that
an
educational
Mir.
vey
of
llie
province
lie
made
If
I
here
wa
siifficifnl
local
demand.
Oul
side
of
Vancouver
and
neighborhood,
however.
there
had
been
little
reiuet
for!
uch
a
Mirvey.
If
H
wa
nimply'
a
mailer
of
lock-taking,
h
would
say
Dial
hi
department
was
continually
lock.
taking.
If
Ihe
aim
was
In
graft
on
to
Ihe
preenl
system
dhings
lill
n
Ihe
epirimenlal
stage,
he
would
not
agree,
no
mailer
bow
many
ure
might
be
held,
Any
survey
should
be
hy
Ihe
citizen
of
Britih
Odumhia
or
Cana.la,
he
added.
No
Pay
For
Services
After
explain'ng
the
new
changes
in
the
BrilNh
Columbia
systeui.
Die
rninisler
expr'sei
appreciation
of
Ihe
work
of
Hie
Ini'lec.
He
thought
that
lo
pay
I
hem
for
I
heir
nervlce
would
be
lo
weaken
Ihe
boards.
TO
BE
REDUCED
HERE
City
Council
Wss
Advised
Last
Night
by
F.
0.
O'Hara,
Deputy
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce
The
city
council
last
night
re
ceived
a
letter
from
F.
C.
O'Hara,
deputy
minister
of
lrnde
and
commerce,
Ottawa,
flatlnfc
Hint
be
had
been
informed
that
Ihe
Imperial
Oil
Co.
was
about
In
reduce
illi!!nfe
price
here
In
line
wilh
rediicllon-
made
in
the
price
of
gasoline
nl
outside
point.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Ruport
Ceorge
W.
fMennelt.
Vlrlorin
manager
of
the
Alliance
Fishing
Co.,
U
in
Ihe
city
making
arrangements
ror
Ihe
finhiug
of
llm
company'
two
schooners,
Alliance
No.
'I
and
Alliance.
Nn.
2,
oul
of
lhi
porl
this
winter.
Heluruing
from
nlhree
month
V
1m
g
game
liuiiHng
trip
to
Alaska,
John
Borden.
Chicago
niilliainilre
and
cousin
of
Premier
Borden,
Harry
feoll,
Pan
Friineiseo,
and
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artbu,
famous
movtnc
picture
director
aad
xprt
scenic
photojrapber,
like
thousand
of
touruVv
bsve
uceumbeU
to
the
lure
of
the
Innumerable
beautb
of
Banff
and
the
Canadian
Padfle
Kockie.
ArtUta
in
increasing
numbers
each
year
prul
the
summer
on
the
trail
in
the
mountain
transferrins
the
besstir
to
ranvai.
For
seventeen
year
Cart
Itunciu.
celebrated
painter
of
Ud
animal
in
their
native
fcaunU.
has
been
s
regular
vialtor
to
Banff.
Now
he
live
there
most
of
the
year
and
has
built
hi
own
buncalow
snd
studio,
In
ml
Runfiu
vvon
the
J
1.000
Altman
prixe,
but.
being
foreign
born,
va
disqualified,
whereupon
the
National
Academy
of
Deign
bought
the
painting
for
tl.QOO
s&d
it
now
bang
In
the
Corcoran
Art
Gallery,
Washington.
Bttroort
Browne,
artUt,
author,
eaplortr
snd
conqueror
of
MU
MtKinley,
20,300
feet,
live
In
hi
own
bungalow,
tudio
in
Banff
the
year
round
except
when
exhibiting
in
New
York.
He
snd
Rur.giua
both
atudy
the
mountain
goat,
theep,
deer
snd
bear
in
their
wilderness
home
and
paint
them
and
their
majeitlc
scenic
background.
Richard
kl.
Klmbrl,
landtcape
painter,
ha
(pent
two
summer
la
Banff
and
It
painting
at
Lake
U'llara,
near
city
l.vt)
on
Mr.
Borden's
yuchl,
Aihenturex
hound
south.
The
yachl
fm
In
Ihi
eo.il
from
Bntnn
ailing
around
South
America
and
through
the
Magellan
Straits.
The
Daughter
of
the
Kmpire
held
nn
auction
bridge
lourua-nifiil
la"!
nigbl
at
Ihe
home
of
Mrs.
J.
D.
Weslenbaver,
Fifth
Avenue
Kal,
al
night.
A
ron-e
i.
Iteing
nlngeil
for
Ihe
hand,
some
sterling
silver
frame
donat
ed
by
II.
S.
Clenienl.
M.p.
Prosperous
advertising
mean
rssmlar
eontlnoous
adverlilnv
TIMBER
SALE
X6501.
SealmJ
Tenter
will
br
rrrHnnl
by
Ihe
Mlnl.ler
nf
iJrxO,
al
Vlrlnrts.
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Ulr
III
J
II
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141
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ISIh
list
l.f
Vivrnibrf.
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for
ltk
purrhp
4
Utrnrr
X
4141.
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rut
l.iisi.kHa
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t,t
llMnkKk
sihI
I.riire,
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liu
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simI
115.
lunte
J.
uu.l
una
UUItlfl.
Iwu
(1
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will
be
allowed
for
re
iiMinal
or
llmlier.
lUMIwr
psrllruUrf
i.f
Ihe
Chlet
dire
ffc
victoria,
M.:..
r
lioirirj
yurturr
rmwe
i:uiri,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
SSS7.
Tbre
will
be
filtered
for
Ml
al
Public
Viiriiun.
al
ix.in
n
the
IMti
day
ot
.i-iairr,
less.
In
Ihe
nrrice
(
Ihe
Knre.i
urrlir
SI
Sinlthers,
Urn
l.lrrti'n
A
SI,
lo
rul
SJ.SOO
Jsrk-IIM
Tien,
141
n
arr
tiljsreni
u
Ihe
xmlh
boundary
nl
"M.
in
IV,
name
.
llilll
L4lw
III.
trlet
Three
J
years
will
te
allowed
fur
re
nwral
or
tluiber,
I
urtber
(urttrultr
of
Um
ruut
ires
ir,
viriona.
ttr.
ut
lntrl-t
orftr.
i-nnr
nuiiri,
n.i;.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5449.
Saled
Tenders
will
I
rerelted
br
the
Mlnller
ut
Undt,
at
Victoria,
not
Uier
..ii
i--.n
on
me
i&in
najr
or
Ortober,
IStt,
for
ihe
lpurrhae
of
Licence
Xlllt.
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Jacaplne
Ties
on
an
ares
Ttll
IBs
taveeei
altl
a.,
.it
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wens
si-
fjiiMwrn
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liter
wi
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ft
sir
tiiw
rhi.f
p.Mav
TIMBER
SALE
X
5605,
eeaien
Tenders
will
tie
received
br
the
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ter.
Prime
liuin.
B.C.
1
-
iii
-
TIMBER
SALE
X6590.
Minister
of
Lands,
at
Vlctorls,
iKd
-Isier
Ul
CUI
tf.tOO
Jirk
I'llie
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"ooiM
for..:
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nupn,
B.C.
.c
Lake
Louise,
end
last
year
W.
Langdon
Kibn
lived
i
month
on
the'Stoney
Indlarf
reservation
makinrpuH
portralU
ot
the
big
chltf.
lt'tl
papoose,
squava
tti
guide.
Leonard
M.
Davit,
who
palnU
wonderful
landscape
In
Alaska
snd
tr
Canadian
Itockle
v
,k
a
palette
knife,
has
joined
the
Banff
srt
colony
snd
expect
to
make
hit
winter
borne
In
near-by
Calgary.
The
lure
of
Canada'
Swttterland
drew
John
S!artr
Sergeant.
R.
A.,
to
beautiful
lake
O'llart.
la
the
heart
Of
the
Great
Divide,
snd
with
his
easel
planted
la
tU
whit
snd
pink
heather
of
an
Alpine
meadow
6.6C0
ht
above
aes
level
the
world
renowned,
painter
devoted
t
day
to
painting
this
exquisite
jsde-grren
lake
ar.4
tie
towering
mountain
in
welch
It
I
tupped.
Charge
W.
Simpson,
IU
C.
A..ot
Montreal;
Oliver
Dennett
Grow,
ot
Chicago:
Philip
R.
Goodwin,
Edward
I'ottbut
r.f
Albert
Groll
of
New
York
snd
many
tkrTiT
of
not
have
found
Inspiration
In
this
scenic
wonderla&d.
A
for
those
humbler
ertUtt,
the
tourists
with
ram.ru,
they
are
to
be
seen
snapshotting
everywhere
la
tU
bungalow
camps,
br
the
lakeside
snd
slor.g
the
trails
making
beauti.ul
pictures
which
Inspire
their
tnvista
friend
to
visit
Banff
and
do
likewise.
Premier
Gold
Medal
Beer
The
New
Wonderful
Beer
There
is
only
one
way
to
prove
(hat
PREMIER
fMU.B
MEDAI."
BEER
i
bent
TRY
IT.
Order
from
the
Government
Vendor
Today.
,
This
ailvertienienl
is
not
published
or
diptaril
by
the
Liquor
Control
Boartl
or
by
the
(lovcriiment
of
Br
l
h
Columbia.
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7.
8.
9
Smllh
Block
Office
I
lours,
9
to
V
Phone
575
Lady
Aasiatant
Nanairao.
-
Wellington
COAL
DOUBLE
SCREENED!
LAST8
LONGER
I
Real
Satisfaction
Cheapest
in
Long
Run!'
NO
SHALE
OR
ROCK
I
COAL
GUARANTEED!
PROMPT
DELIVERY.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
504.
Shocliley
S
Waning
Mills
Are
now
8o)e
Agents
for
Ihe
lumber
output
of
the
Royal
Mills,
Hannll,
B.C.
DIMENSION
LUMBER.
SPRUCE
AND
CEDAR
SHIPLAP.
8pruce
Planking
and
Cedar
for
Foundation
Work.
GET
OUR
PRICES
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU.
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383.
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