My
fnrrfr'r
S7,
1023.
Your
any
l!l
I
An
I
Notice
re
harqe
Accounts
n
ir
iniiimi
wii
i
ml
mi
lay
Sept
2HII1.
m
Iiuki'iI
mi
ISalni-ilay
will
naiKfil
Ihrnugh
our
,
h
nil
October
nc-:
1
tin
IhU
to
avuM
locution
of
huftincn
Dxi
Nrl
ilny
(if
I
lie
numlli
I
permit
of
getting
oiil
i
Illy
Mlatl'nletlM
Wllll.Hlt
...
v
UITS
AND
VEGETABLES
mblnatlon
Special.
$1.00.
tit
Klfwnngii
Turnip,
iin
Kilwnni.il
I'arnilv
Hi
rinel
linking
Oh-
i
m.
if
Mntirft
Hod
lieel.
w.
lioge
Trmlrr
I'ar-nip.
I'lii
",Hix'J
I
without
i
lil
Hip
lrt
ai
(iMsilii-l
today
'fW
l.0.
We
I
p
iil
tutuling
home
wii
vcgi'luhl.
which
mir-
m
point
of
u
a
I
i
(
y
any.
i
k
ur
Ittll
III
I
III'
Hlllllll
III.
y
If
there
i
any
ilem
in
ahovo
Urt(irlniinl
i
li
von
ilo
nut
wiinl,
we
I
Ik
pi-a-tcil
(f
pliloilitulc
;.l
value
in
pdlaloc
ivn
in
Nnrllierti
IM!.
evil
o
vmibv
I
VI
ribRllliy
We
will
hnve
nnnllier
ipment
of
Oilnrvalc
mi
ToiomIom
arriving
i
ay
aPemoon.
in
ir
pnri
.
5
lb.
for
25c.
Fresh
Tomato
arriving
In
a'
Wir
nrc
.filing.
Khan
1
.onti
lb,,
per
Tin
'
n
reaion.
ir
price
b
id.
Daskei
40C.
Golden
BanUm
Corn,
per
40c.
Jtiftl
a
gooil
n
r
il
war
uii
I't
khnir
(iiVo.
?
ilni.
fnc
25c.
ii
w
i
I'll
unit
Onion).
2
Hi.
f
25c.
i.
Ili'ail
.-lery,
2
for
25c.
i,
Cauliflower,
35c
ami
40c.
I'i-ppi
i
s
?
Hi.
for
35c.
i
:Iiik
per
Hi.
Sc.
f
iicuiiiN-rn.
each
5c.
n
l
We
have
a
li.
..
f,l
nhipmctll
of
llllll.
I
I'
'Ii
i
in
which
wn
am
i
nit
In
r
car
util
nl
i
Hi.
f
25c.
,
innpklii.
iiii'iliiint
iite,
Hi.
I
Cc.
I
u
,i
arr
iw.
in
r
in.
tc.
tails.
I
Monti
I
s,
lulls.
I
lulls,
v
...
.
,
ioi'.i'
in
mini
hi
haw
been
waiting
i
for
J
Ui.
for
25c.
'
1'ncke.l
in
10
Hi.
I'iar
I
hotc
$2.75.
eei
roiaiocn.
?
in.
(or
zac
i
GROCERY
SPECIALS.
Plume
your
nnler
early
(unlay
liiortniiK.
Ilemeni-r
oor
plume
ecrvicc
starl
i
ii.m
We
nnv
nartirular
tlMllfOII
to
plllllll
linllTH
.
.
..
I.
II
.
....
HI
IM,!
IIIITCHAI'll
llll
I
111
I
L
our
,cnlto
n
wo
rrcog-
tin1
fnct
Hint
nhone
nr-
ik
jipiM'il
up
our
liirnovcr.
'I
hi'lp
In
ri'iliirp
tin
omt-.nl
rol
of
A(ltnft
OMBINATION
SPECIAL.
nned
Fruits,
4
Tins
for
$1.00.
rJioliMi
I
Tin
narlt
of
tin
following
SI
raw
berries,
1's,
llarllcll.
Pears,
'i
.'ionic
Mtccii
Peaches,
IMUlerli-
llltiell.erries.
21.
4
Tins
for
$1.00.
I
Japan
Hire,
lb.
for
35o.
ITi.
for
$1.00;
5(1
Hi
sack.
$3.75.
We
lake
ibis
onnnrlunlly
nl)
In
your
attention
llio
nous
stale
or
liiei
rice
i
1
1
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1
1
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,.
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n
n.t.
nvliiiiul
rtj
I
deeded
u
sticky
kind
nr
Seedless.
15o
per
lb.
or
'
l,
tor
$1.00.
COMBINATION
SPECIAL.
"
wvugmwiOtli
I
III
roe
fi.oo.
'I'liis
IVunalos,
2's,
I'ln
tlorii,
's,
Tin
Pens,
2'j,.
Tin
(iiil.lon
'Wnx
Heans,
''In
ilefupee
tleans,
2's,
Special,
7
for
$1.00.
linprt
labia
Sunn
u
ore
Phnn
911.419.911
.1
HON.
JOHN
OLIVER
PLAYS
HAVOC
WITH
CHARGES
MADE
AGAINST
HIM
BY
LEADER
OP
THE
OPPOSITION.
'portinnisl
frmn
pae
Iwn)
Hint
llid
luii.rvaliP
find
only
lliri'n
hviuliprN
of
Hip
mini
mi
'lie
politic
arrounU
roiaioilliMi.
riiri-c
was
a
Iil
Hi-
n(.r
,,.r
,,rn.
piirliiui
with
a
nprpiiitntioii
of
1
1
in
a
Hoiim.
f
',.
Th
0,
"llioii
allfKcl
wiTinjt
lining
in
the
mailer
of
I'Kpctnliliiri'i.
Public
aiTiiuiilM
were
available
In
Hietn
UiroiiRli
Hi
j-iiiiiiiiillpc
but
in
llm
i
yt-nr
of
Hie
present
mlniiiiH.
Iralion
Ibey
(be
ConieraliiM
bail
never
repnrle,
lb,.
wrunBfol
oxpoiiilittim
of
u
ingli
itollar.
No
Wrong
Doing
"I
ny
lliere
in
Hther
no
wtoiik
iloiug
or
.Mr.
Howler
anil
lii
nnriales
in
the
Hoiup
Iinvp
aluolulely
faileil
in
Iheir
iluly
in
not
repnrt-
lnir
il
In
I
In.
In.riloi...
however,
know
wlien
oinl
if
he
ili.l
he
wan
mil
Mire
thai
he
vvouhl
Ml.
"Mr.
Ilowner
lobl
yon
he
hope
Hie
Rnvernnienl
wotibl
start
a
ro.nl
here
before
the
next
elec
tion
mi
that
he
coul.l
finish
it.
He
IM
nol
tell
you..hniever,
that
he
wouM
lart
it
if
he
were
premier.
He
lii
nut
tell
you.
I
liiiinse.
pes
Hie
Kovernmeiit
will
build
the
road,
he
hold
two
position
I
hal
raniiot
he
reconciled.
Mr.
Oliver
referred
lo
the
fact
thai
the
C.onierwilive
itovern.
nnMil
ilnriiiK
(he
last
six
years
of
office
had
Increased
Hie
pub.
lire
debt
by
$
Ill.tUio.OoO,
had
taken
millions
of
dollars
out
of
Northern
and
Central
IM'..
but
had
btiill
no
roads.
Entitled
to
Road
"I
a
trree
that
you
oiirIi
to
have
a
road
and
that
you
are
entitled
lo
il
just
as
much
as
they
are
entitled
lo
roads
III
Vancouver
or
any
olher'parl
of
the
south.
It
will
Im
tho
policy
of
the
government
lo
give
you
that
rond
jlisl
as
soon
as
our
finances
permit.
Some
of
iny
Liberal
friends
here
before
this
meeting
lold
me
that
the
road
has
already
lieen
delayed
Ion
long,
but
financial
difficulties
are
ureal
and
we
must
put
the
money
where,
il
will
give
the
bet
return.
I
know
that
policy
does
not
give
perfect
eijully
but
there
was
nnly
one
man
who
ranji'
lo
earth
.
thai
wa-
perfect
and
be
was
hanged
to
a
tree."
Mr.
Oliver
said
lliere
seemed
no
reason
vhy
Prince
Hupert
should
not
also
have
an
elevator.
Prince
Itupert
was
Hie
mint
natural
ami
mosl
econnmin
channel
for
the
shipment
of
grain
from
the
I'ldmoulon
district
lo
the
Orient.
The
premier
referred
al
length
Intlio
fteh'hl
rates
fifth!
ami
tie.
dnryl
thai
in
two
years
he
bad
accomplished
mole
towards
eipialliallou
of
discrimiiintory
rafc's
than
the
Conservatives
had
dime
lu
Ihlrlen
years.
Some
con-cessions
had
nlremly
heeii
obluin-j.l
and
he
expected
(Uhlu
thirty
lays
limrn
Woubl
he
nil.
nounced,
Tho
concessions
already
public
jness
of
Hie
people
of
Ilritixh
('tint
heMintbia
is
my
first
charge."
(An
obtained,
II
was
aulhoralively
ile-ibOnded
debt
of
(
1,851,0(10.
elated,
liiiil
heen
worlh
nl
least
S,f)00,nOO
.i
Hie
pl-ovince.
Famous
General
In
a
humorous
Vein,
Mr.
plause
Answering
at
length
Mr.
How.
ser
charges
regarding
finances,
Mr.
Oliver
said
Mr.
Ilnwscr
had
neglected
lo
say
when
he
declared
Hint
his
government
had
obtained
n
good
results
with
rt.ooo,noo
as
had
Hie
Liberals
with
iM8.000.000
that
I
hey
had
spent
ten
millions
when
Iheir
estimated
revenue
wns
nit.
In
one
year,
lOOfi.
tho
revenue
had
jumped
up
from
3t-000,000
lo
IS.ooo.oort
by
mean
of
land
sales.
Jn
iail
Hie
government
had
cut
off
its
bonded
indebtedness
nml
had
a
surplus
left
but
had
gone
behind
910,.
OOrt.ooo
in
six
years.
Mr.
llowser
did
not
jell
thai
when
the
Con
crvnlie
govenment
went
out
In
I'.Uti
il
had
r0,000
in
the
treasury
nnd
over
1,000,000
lo
pay".
Not
only
Dial
but
I
bey
had
fell
a
eonllngeiit
liability
for
railway
gOnrantees
In
the
extent
of
over
7
1,000,000.
Twenty
million
dollars
of
this
In
1017
had
become
an
ncllvc
liahllily
and
Unit
year
I
It
o
governniejit
paid
interest
of
s
1,05:1,000,
Had
it
not
been
for
Hie
fcdernl
govemmenl
the
whole
7
1,000.000
would
have
been
an
e.clie
liahllily
today.
(Inly
after
a
most
thorough
investigation
had
Die
government
(reluctantly
decided
there
was
nothing
else
to
do
hul
lake
oyer
Ibe
P.O.K.
Support
Oliver
''The.
l'.U.K.
ngree.nienl
was
adopted
hy
Ibe
gnVern-meiil
wilhoiil
a
word
of
op.
position
from
the
Conservn.
live
members.
That
Is
the
record
of
.Mr.
llowser
who
asks
you
lo
return
iiini
to
power.
I
do
not
believe.
Micro
Is
nUivh
choice,
between
llowser
ami
.Mcllae.
The
Only
wise
course
is
lo
support
Olivrr."
On
March
t,
1022,
the
govern-nieiil
bad
cash
on
hand
and
In
sinking
fund
$10,075,000,
ami
a
Tim
Icht
since
llHli
had
been
in.
creased
hy
.1i,,200o.
This
was
the
nrlunl
figure
ami
not
50
or
00
million
dollars.
Of
this
in.
Oliver
referi'iM
'lo
the
Vecent
crease
.fO.IRH.OOO
was
aceouhled
jvlsll
hero
(if
Ihe
fnlnoUs
Oeneial
fOr
in
in
(crest
on
Ihe
Pai'lfiJ
!
"Ihe
leader
or
Die
light
hrl-Mlieat
Kiislcm
debt,
loss
In
opcr-gude,
Ihe
general
ivho
had
bceli
'alion
and
ninliilennuce
uml
opcr-famous
anywhere,
except
on
Ihejalion,
$1,510,0011,
construction,
halllcfroiil."
the
hlcit
thai
lhn,?7,il07,00O,
e.piipinel,
58l,ooo,
l'aciflc
Great
liastern
had
becnisteel
rails
and
train
ciiulpmcnt,
right
of
way,
aftOo.hOO
a
tolal
of
18,000,000
1
legacy
from
the
Conservative
government.
Mr.
Oliver
no'mieil
mil
Itmt
Hie
taking
over
of
ie
Pacific
Oreat
KaMeru
Railway,
ilcscribed
by
tlfttieral
Mcllae,
as
"Ihe
great
helrayal,"
had
been
approved
by
Ir.
J.
V.
Mclnlosh,
then
MIV
in
the
legislature
and
Jo
tin
Nelson
editorially
in
the
Vancouver
Wirrhl.
1ylh
w'cre
tiow
arlUe,
meinbiM's
of
the
Provinciat
parly
using
'the
great
betrayal'"
-'as
:.
Iheir
strongest
aiiipaVn
material.
Of
the
balance
of
Ihe
increase
in
public
ilebi,
.1,000,000
was
accounted
for
by
the
Land
Settle.
ment
Hoard,
1.025,000
by
Ihe
department
of
industries.
Htl75,-000
by
loans
for
irrigation,
etc.
Out
of
the
32.ono,000
only
3,-
000.000
had
been
actually
used
for
slriclly
governmental
pur
poses
and
that
was
borrowed
iin-
Ider
lb
Highway
Ach
-
Speaking
of
Ihe
proposed
ga.snlini!
lav.
Mr.
Oliver
suggested
a
vlcni
of
rebate
which
c
iiilu
be
used
In
protect
fisher-mei;
of
Prince
Iluper).
Referring
lo
Mr.
Ilowser'.s
crilicism
of
Ihe
Civil
Service.
Mr
(llivir
kui.l
in
Mm
lol
,4,.
'of
Mr.
Hnwser's
rr-gime
il
ln.dj
cost
.,l,C,no,000
bill
if
eierylhingi
thai
.should
he
properly
taken
in
account
was
included
il
should
have
been
f2.l75,OOOV.Mr.
Hnwser
said
Ihe
reent
annual
Vosl
was
3.800.000.
This
was
m.l
fact.
II
was
really
$2,910,000
or
an
increase
of
800.000
over
Ibe
lal
year
under
Mr.
Howser.
This
was
accounted
for
in
a
number
of
increased
services
och
as
Ihe
-free
labor
bureaus,
depart,
nienl
ol
latior
and
department
of
industries
but
Hie
biggest
ileiu
was
Ibe
general
increase
ofi
avoidable.
heiweeii
1
9
1
ft
and
Ihe
lime
which
wen
un
Decreased
Percentage
"If
you
lake
the
civil
service
list
of
I9IC-I7
you
Will
find
that
il
iimounled
lo
31
W
!cr
cent
of
Hie
revenue
in
(he
last
year
in
Ihe
llowser
government,
Last
year
under
Ihe
Oliver
gov-ernineni
it
amounjed
10
a
fraction
oyer
17
pe
ceut
of
Ihe
revenue..
Mr.
Oliver
j.rcilirled
that
this
woubl
be
Ihe"
lal
lime
Mr.
Bowser
Would
appeal
lo
the
people.
If
he
was
rejected
in
Ihe
next
election
bis
own
parly
would
turn
him
out
as
Ihey
had
already
threatened
to
do.
The
premier
charged
Mr.
llowser
with
not
referring
lo
he
building
of
the
conrl
house
while
speaking
here.
In
other
parts
of
J-
the
province
he
held
it
un
as
one
jof
the
most
glaring
examples
of
the
Oliver
governmenrs
extravagance.
This
eame
froni
a
member
of
Ihe
government
which
nl
the
original
Sale
of
lown
lots
had
promised
a
building
I
hat
would
cost
twice
as
much
as
the
one
built,
lie
(Oliver)
had
al
first
objected
lo
building
such
a
building
here
but
Mr.
Pallullo
had
shown
him
the
prontises
of
he
McHri.le
government
and
its
plans
ami
he
had
been
faced
with
ihe
position
Ihal
Hie
govern
menl
must
either
make
good
or
return
In
Ihe
people
the
money
which
bad
been
obtained
under
false
pretences
al
Hie
sale
of
lots.
inconsistency
"We
have
made
our
nils-lakes
nml
have
nol
done
things
we
might
have
done
hut
in
nearly
every
instance
where
attacks
nro
directed
against
us
Mr,
Ilnwscr
and
his
colleagues
have
voted
money
for
Ihe
expenditure
CrilicUed.
1
think
you
will
agree
with
me
that,
they
should
show
some
consistency
in-slead
of
at
lacking
the
government
for
spending,
money
that
Ihey
sanctioned
nml
npproyed.
Wn
have
tried
lo
do
Ihe
best
we
could
under
dilllcult
condHioiis
and
Hint
will
continue
o
be
our
policy.
If,
however,
you
withdraw
your
roufldenrj.
1
Mill
have,
my
farm
ami
lYIam
heAc'i.
-
"
"
x-x
ShotPditkcf
m
I
.
.T
.
-m-,
.1
.
-
.
,
11,759,000,
waterworks
and
fworkmen's
houses,
1273,000;
"Sow
I
ni.Mt
rome
lo
another!-
.
VANCUVE-
pl.ne.
Why
.lo
we
nut
tui,
ami
l'onan',r
t
South
Sumas,
B.C
alk
o
In;
common
people,
like
they
o?
I
ant
mirp
that
you
;nnit
liiue
been
pea.e,
wilh
the
nn.liTiMli.lnn
nf
,e
leailer
of
Hie.
(OpIiiKilion
III
ile.ren.ling
lo
(ally
,
with
you.
I
rnyef
.In
not
neeil
In
ili'M
i-iul.
I
am
one
of
Hie
rnm-nion
people,
ami
alwayn
win.
I,
woiibl
rather
be
Hie
leailer
of
Hie'1
"
common
people
Hian
an
attorney
uiblleil
on
the
province
In
19IH
aeneral
ilepcnitlns:
on'
a
cnlle&e
uinl
hail
ri-cateil
a
jtrcal
belrayal
eilnealioii.
I
have
woikeil
in
lli.'ifiaiiie.l
by
two
bail
men
-Oliver
ililch
alonp
with
Hie.
('.hinaman.
I
have
worknl
an
a
loppcr
In
the
wimi.N,
luue
w'orkiil
n
an
axe
man
wild
a
nirey
ami
workeil
on
a
Hirrshiiifr
Alwiiyn
fresh,
purf
ami
weel
an
milk,
our
most
Important
foo.,
houlil
be.
Hejnjr
obtainable
in
four
io".!'
jt
in
the
convenient
ami
economical
milk
for
every
need.
Onler
a
few
lins
Unlay.
Recipe
Book
Sent
Free.
The
Borden
Co.
Limited
ainl
ower
stilly
i'Xile.
m
I
lie
lieanei
imaKinaiioii
of
Mime
per-Hiti.
It
was
like
the
Imu
ami
I
have
lamli
lyiiiK
ibiwn
loKclher
or
the
machinejconibinalinn
of
water
or
fire
ex-
for
3rt
yearn.
I
have
gone
fA
in
a
leaui
boiler.
.Mr.
Oliver
throiicli
Hie
wliole
mill
ami
have
rcferreil
lo
(ieneral
Mcltae'K
mil.
no
oyuipnlhy
wilh
Iho
man
who
lion
of
ilollars
maile
through
the
Hunk
he
mi
a
pcelal
nml
i
"'"
of
Ian.
In
on
the
pairii'4,
Hie
performing
an
arl
of
eotiilecin-
if!lil
of
which
now
maile
the
iou
in
lalkinK
wilh
lire
common
heart
ache,
'lliere
wan
nothing
people.'
-in
bis
creilit
ia
making
Hie
mil-
llefcrriiiB
lo
the
p04bilitv
nf.lion
as
he
h.nl
ilone.
The
nab;
nu
cloclinn
belnjr
hebl,
.Mr.
Mlier.''f
Hie
port
Mann
tnwn!lt
ami
jIanc
naiil
he
hail
no
iloubt
one
woubl
lhe
iiicorporatinn
of
he
Hana.Iiao
jpresent
come
in
ilne
ciiurse.
lie
ili.l
not.
North
Pacific
W'litilinp
Co.
wvre
examples
of
his
financing.
Tlie.s
were
official
reeorils
ofhis'effj.
ciency,
hoiiosly
ami
fervicH
lo
the
people."
"Tliis
is
only
a
bolt
chaser
for
(ieneral
Mr
Mae.
I
think
I
ran
give
hint
all
In?
wants
before
he
Ket
through."
I'.
Ilnss
Mark:iv
rose
In
nsk
I.Mr.
Oliver
why
he
had
nol
met
Hint
the
iroveiiinient
wnithl
havieiieriil
Mcllae.
Tbe
premier!
ilo
borrow
niotn-y
if
il
were
to
beisaiil
he
would
meet
(len.
Mcllae
InMot
or
thai
he
had
condemned
at
his
'Oliver,
own
conv'enlence
rnment
for
borrow
ituriiioi
(Ieneral
Mcllae'-.
"
The
busi-
money
for
necessary
works.
When
"he
nay
that
A
worth-while
Reputation
The
head
of
one
of
this
country's
great
manufacturing
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
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.
1
am
nol
dependent
on
the
'
salary
of
rt
premier
to
niain-f
tain
me
the
balance
of
my
lifelime."
Hefore
Hie
meeting;
dispersed,
T.
llnsM
Maekay
suggesled
1
1
1
a
t
Mr,
Oliver
might
have
taken
up
equilization
of
steamboat
freight
rales
between
Prince
Rupert
and
(iiljoiiiiug
points
as
compared
wilh
Vancouver.
Mr.
Oliver
-replied
I
hat
Ibis
was
a
matter
for
the
Dominion'
government.
Mr.
;Mnekay
(hen
sthried
in
On
a
defence
of
Oenerai
Mcllae
but
he
was
drowned
ni
in
cheers
for
Hie
premier
preceding
the
closing
of
Ihe
ineeling
with
the
singing
of
the
National
Anthem.
I
If
you
find
you
cannot
gel
Ihe
Sally
New;
regularly,
call
in
and
lubscribc
for
il
and
have
il
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