Is
vour
ime
worth
250
an
hour?
CI
t,HU,tb.
prtta
you
i
rytfn
j
dotal
yr
own
laundry
i
Litnt"-
r
of
our
wi
waan
Lrt
U1
taa
all
this
wony
Lj
woik
out
of
the
boot
a
rul
yotit
family
bandla
aw.at-j
fitgra
:1ms,
r
Jy
to
torch
"J
iron
hat
pbuit
uf
ipiMnutl
I.Cle.n.
Wet
Wash
u
oiirui
gc
Minimum
Charge,
75c.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY.
Phone
8.
;
oats
.
Suits
nt
'Dresses
It
exceptionally
loa
PRICES.
Bent'
i
Third
Ave.
!
Pppoilu
Bank
of
Montreal.
i
I
t.
Regis
'
Cafe
Prince
Rupert'
Leading
Restaurant.
1
Bakery
Unsurpassed
i
Third
Avenue.
V
Inlest
VOILE,
(hir
ill
I
lie-
HarKiilns
rlenr,
Phone
27.
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nr
Hau
.
Summer
Dresses
liavrn
wiHiilerfnl
iliply
f
clioruiiiirT
tnoilcl"
in
RATINE,
ENGLISH
BROADCLOTH,
ETC.
liiKli
i'l"
KooN
lfy
ronipiili-lion
juke.
Hats
in
Knrly
SiimmiT
lts
v
MIdtummtr
Hall
on
Show
"Demers"
P.O.
Box
327
.1.
"e
fflKSEPiT-
ed
TO
ELECTORS
IN
iri
r
MANNER
BY
HON.
T.
D.
PAT,
I
TULLO,
MEMBER
FOR
CITY.
(contlnued
from
page
one)
reeem
redistribution
and
the
norih
now
contained
Iwo
new
(electoral
districts
Skeena
and
Mackenzie.
Kcnlizing
the
grow,
trig
iinporlntice
of
the
north,
the
government
fet
I
hat
it
was
en.
Idled
to
more,
representation.
Ac.
rordingljr,
ihe
north
wa
now
n
stronger
In
the
council
of
the
A
province.
Hie
minister
Mated
Dial
he,
as
all
other
members
from
the
north
had
done,
had
tried
ear-;nesiy
io
brinK
to
Ihe
north
all
Hint
they
could
in
spite
of
handf-'caps.
When
one
realized
that
in
a
single
year
reijuesls
for
expen.
diture
totalling
lliree
hundred
.million
dollars
had
been
received,
jiill
with
some
merit,
and
that
there
was
but
three
million
to
spend,
it
roubl
easily
be
realised
that
there
must
lie
some
diH-alls-faction
ujlh
those
who
had
In
do
the-
choosing
of
the
merits.
True
some
HiIiik
had
not
been
done.
II
was
not.
however,
that
Ihe
government
had
not
the
desire
hut
because
it
was
n
iI
im
possiblllly.
The
n
ti
line
of
ihe
(S.T.p..
Prim
e
.Werli',
nnd
the
ouevn
Charlotte
UlLll
had
been
making
strides.
Thi'
tcovernment
did
not
claim
all
the
responsihilily
'
for
Hie
improve-
...
.......
I
i
i.
-
fr.,
in.-
mi
i
im
ni
nit'iiiiiers
had
done
their
part.
After
nil
the
poiinlry
was
only
ndvance
iiy
oidiviilual
efforts
lowtird
Ihe
welfare
of
Hie
whofe.
Obtained
Results
Mr
I'aiiulln
poke
nf
the
active
for
TIMBER
SALE
X621S.
SMkit
Ti-IIT
Sill
lie
mrlml
by
tlv
Ittito
Hiiiiiii
,J
IjihI.
ai
Viriurla,
imi
liiri
lllltl
UlS
llu
Itlll
AM
f
JHIV.
IV4.
il..r
li
MirrUM
l.f
Llrrnrr
X
f
IS.
I'l
nil
in
..in
Iw,
wt
an
arva
mIihi.1
signal-
mairi
;
mil
ami
I.ji
fnsii
Hnr
to
lakr
iialwHi
.N..
lunur
i,
ial
Uiul
'li-in-.
J
Iny
j
r
mill
tie
aH"d
fur
re-
nf.-ii
uf
uinlirr
I
itrttirr
lorlimlt
r
l.f
IIm
l
hlf
rr-
I.
r
Vir.,na,
ll..
r
iHHrtrt
IVelT.
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Hire
luilfl,
H.i
.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6695.
saM
TnxWa
lll
lie
rwled
by
lb
M
.
-f
iJUaX:
al
Virluiu.
but
later
itui.
IH..I,
..n
Uif
(fixl
day
of
May.
I
1
4.
r
.i
i
ix-
j
iirrlia
i.f
l.lriH-
X
itV
lu
m
Vu.iMis
linal
frrt
uf
tlr
I'olva
aim!
i
.liitl,
l-rt
-t
tut
7l.
abiMii
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ott
i.
IIi-iiki
MUlkrii,
HaJ)-
.
0l
Mad
liKimt.
ar
mill
tx
allamed
fur
t-total
"I
uinter.
ritrtlwr
karlimlari
of
lh
Chlf
l'-in.
Vi.
i.s-Ia.
n.r..
or
Dotnri
nrratr,
rr
iiks
Hsi-rrt,
-
.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6060.
Sealed
TrlHler
lll
lie
rrrrltrd
by
lb
llnlMrr
nf
IjiiwU,
al
Viriurla.
tail
laisr
I
ha
li
on
Mm-
f
Tiff
day
of
Vay.
Il.
fi.r
Ihe
tsirrhate
'if
Llrrnr
X
.
In
rul
f,:fi..nu
frl
l.f
llrnihirk.
dar.
Sfrur
and
Halura.
and
ll.wx)
llnral
frl
of
ilar
I'ulaa
ami
I'lllni.
si
Mti
if
IM
IIhs,
iv
r
vmteiry.
t..f
Knr
s.
rimtt
Und
fiwrkl.
.
lasir
)ars
m
111
U
alluoed
t
r-iimiI
f
llinbrr.
'urtlur
pafllmlara
nf
Ihs
Chlf
rr-nr.
Virmrfa.
B.C..
or
IHlrtrl
rreiT.
lennre
HufK-rl.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6107.
Thrrt
lll
be
iiffred
for
ale
at
FuWIt
vnrmst.
at
wm
on
li
tfsd
day
if
May.
iiati
iu
Hi
ufflre
of
lb
5npnflr
al
Sniilliera,
B
.:
.
Ih
l
lrnr
XSI07.
In
rul
ii
ana
linl
ri
nf
Oilar
I'ol
and
I'll-
m'
iji
an
arta
imaid
iwar
Skn
'.
Milnr.
n
tl
Hn
f
Canadian
Unal
Hallways
Calar
land
!;
.
ln
if'
yara
will
b
allowed
for
r
I.K..-.I
.
UniliM1
nnhr
nariirnlir
nf
In
rtilr
roref
ir
Vfiorla.
i
or
tiiIHrl
rorelr.
pn
Biiprt.
TIMBER
SALE
X61S7.
Sl.l
Tivtr
lll
li
rlvd
br
Itw
ilirn
rrir,
nl
Ulr
Hian
lyr",
IIm
torn
day
nf
May
lift.
rr
l
pur-'hai
of
llrrnr
Xl7.
war
Ulltai
II
Utsrr.
heail
irf
Vilr
Ann.
fawlar.
In
nil
1
Mt.onit
f
b
m.
nf
sprnf.
IMnhwS,
Balam
in.
and
tollnood
Salr.
'
Tu
f
yr
"1
"
f"
T9'
lie
lanital
nf
llnhr
-,,,
rurttier
'
narl
rii
art
nf
Ih
Ctilr
ror-'tea
Vl"liria.
nr
.
nr
Mirlr
rnrMr.
ed
'Crinr
niiperl.
B.C.
pHft
h
had
taken
in
ennn.elinn
...
,.,.,.,'
.
"
r':
Ion.
The
necessity
of
thl.a
was
realized
because,
if
more
people
ilitl
not
corner
In.
the
country
would
have
to
go
back.
He
had
been
erilicied
for
hi
trips
In
the
Old
Country
in
connection
with
the.
Htuarl
IJke
land,
lie
believed,
however,
he
had
obtain-"t
results.
The
f)M
Country
now
knew
about
Hit
district
which
wa
fine
an
agricultural
area
there
wa
in
the
province.
In
fyrl,
results
were
now
to
be
seen.
parly
of
Kl
bunion
settlers
had
just
arrived
Hi
vanmuird
of
a
large
niimtr
yd
io
com.
Sir
John
I'itka,
who
brought
llu-rn,
stated
that
he
expected
several
hundred
mre
families
In
arrive
and
settle
there
within
Hie
next
eighteen
rmintbu.
Mr.
I'atlullo
staled
that
he
had
endeavored
to
have
Hehruiean
sellled
on
f
tie
Oiieen
Chnrloil
Island
hut
there
had
been
oppoiUioii
from
the
onlh
in
favor
of
Vancouver
I.
land.
"Often
we
have
to
fighl
battles
for
the
north
that
Ihe
people
here
do
not
even
know
about.'
The
niinUler
recounted
fhe
fight
he
hud
had
logel
Ihe
court
house
here.
He
hud
explained
how
Ihe
"
cily
was
""""
entitled
'
"
.L
,
1
'
government
"
y??:
Uiey
would
have
to
put
tip
the
huildinfc
or
yive
the
people
their
nviney
bock.
The
local
mem-
"
Xwt
.ll
.
',,
,,,rl
,
,
,'
'o
,,
""if
..
funs
nd
fi
nally
icol
it
Ihroush.
The
itov-ovnrnenl
saw
where
they
could
do
nolhlllir
eNe
but
(be
,u,i
Misit
imi
voted
solidly
airainsl
it
willi
one
exception.
Progress
on
Islands
Mr.
I'attulfu
told
or
the
favor-ilde
proitress
nf
the
fjueen
t'liar-
lnlle
Islands
und
the
?oim
oill
look
Ihe
future
there.
The
people
were
contented.
Roads
were
be-in
built
for
them.
The
Tloll-
irori
i.ienienis
roan,
wnicn
woiilil
.lir.l
ilikmin
tn
I
Irtn
1
,n
Iwven
Oueen
Charlotte-
City
and
I'orl
Clenieuls,
was
beiux
pushed
completion
and
it
had
been
leciile.1
lu
rebuild
Ihe
lMkatki
bridite.
These
were
not
mere
WP-eeclion
ilriions
hut
were
contained
in
the
ordinary
pro-
irram
for
lh
year.
Knounh
iimney
had
hern
vvated
by
previous
rov-
ernnienls
in
road
conlrueliop
on
the
islands
to
build
the
entire
Oueen
Charlotte
Cily-Port
Clements
ritad.
fjiiuu'hinir
into
Ihe
pisieral
political
siliialion
in
Ihe
pro.
vince.
Ale
I'.illiitln
lold
of
Hie
slroni?
aerlions
which
had
been
made
by
Ihe
Provincial
I'arly
airaint
Ihe
Liberals
and
Cnn-
ervnlive.
After
they
had
been
compelled
by
Hie
lloii.e
to
lay
specillc
charge,
they
had
done.
o
and
a
floyal
0ininiin
fnt-limed.
Tliee
specific
rharueo
however
had
been
made
without
proof.
It
was
it
foregone
ronrliiiou
what
Ihe
tinitinjr
of
the
commission
would
be.
.Mr.
Justice
(inllihcr.
thoe
probity
none
could
question
and
who
was
in
on
impregnable
and
unprejudiced
pnition,
had
decided
there
wns
no
evidence
to
substantiate
cliaraes
against
Mr.
Ilowser
and
Mr.
Slouii
r
of
cnuikedness
or
incompetency
in
operation
on
Hie
part
ot
the
Kovernment.
Thai
was
Ihe
posiiiou
this
"super
hone"
parry
now
found
itself
They
wore
saying
there-must
an
hneL
business
admin-
islralion.
Tli
public
luul
jrui
li
some
idea
of
their
houesly.
As
far
as
their
business
was
concerned,.
It
was
simply
the
de
sire
to
put
one
out
and
gel
the
Ihe
other
in.
do
Back
Stronger
"ff
such
-is
your
decision,
we
will
go
down
without
complain
Im.,
declared
Mr.
i'atlullo.
"It
will
not
be.
however,
without
a
hard
fifht
for
we
believe
we
have
done
our
bes,u
nive
)"u
Rood
tfoveriuncnl
and,
if
I
run
any
indue
of
the
public
mind,
I
think
we
will
po
buck
stroiuter
that
we
an
now."
Mr.
I'nttullo
spoke
briefly
oT
the
power
situation
in
Prince
Ituperl
ni.nl
expressed
Hie
belief
that,
if
h
city
hnd
had
25,000
horse
power
to
offer,
the
popula
Hon
would
have
been
Ihret
limes
irrealer
Ihun
il
was
today.
There
would
have
been
ships
Imlliliii";
and
n
pulp
and
paper
plant,
and
other
Miiall
iiiaiiniactuWnjr
con-ceriiH
that
Hie
city
did
not
now
possess.
The
minister
Ihen
proceeded
to
give-
a
review
of
political
his
lory
In
Ihe
province
from
11)0.1
when
Hi"
lute
Sir
HieUitrd
Mc
llridef
look
I
lie
reins
of
govern
nienr.
His
vovernmeul
hiul
none
In
Hie
extreme
with
the
policy
of
realiiitiK
on
lis
asset
and
alien
allow
It
natural
resources
with
t
ho
result
that
In
a
few
yours
TBI
runnrawB,
UseH
iie
Reefoe
calls
for
Because
it
is:
pure
and
good
I
safe
tad
clean
1
I
economical
I
I
esy
to
keep
I
1
usy
U
order
I
VI
Utk
Itt
VriU
The
Borden
Co.
I
VANCOUVIR
II
H.e.-i-i4
-JJ
the
position
ot
bankruptcy
bad
gone
and
there
was
.nine
million
dollars
cash
in
the
bank.
There
hud
been
much
speculation
and
sumo
ili'Yclnpinenl,
tho
latter
!-Ut'4
just
enough
lo'inake
necessary
I
lit
formation4
Vtf
an
elaborate
ifovcrnineul-
machinery
with
Hie
resultant
heavy
over
head
which
it
was
still
necessary
to
carry
on.
.In
addition
the
Pacific
Ureal
Kaslern
liability
had
been
Incurred.
When
the
Liberal
pnvernmenl
came
Into
power
in
I'JIfl
Hie
nine
million
dollars
casli
had
been
spent,
a
uineieen
million
dollar
obligation
on
limx
term
bonds
had
been
incurred
in
addition
In
Ihe
four
millions
on
current
account
and
there
was
.',K,ono
in
the
bank.
The
previous
Kovernment
had
been
going
behind
between
three
and
five
million
dollars
annually.
When
the
Liberal
government
look
onicel
the.
revenue
for
Hie
year
was
eliiiialed
at
ix
million
dollars
and
the
expen
diture
at
eleven
uiilliou
dollars.
The
credit
of
the
province
wot
ucli
that
special
commissions
had
to
he
paid
bond
'dealers
lo
c
the
bonds.
This
was
because
of
Hie
way
the
former
govern
ment
had
conducted
business.
Started
at
Foundation
Faced
with
tfieie
conditions.
Ihe
Liberal
government
started
at
the
foundation
Instead
of
tearing
down
the
superstructure.
Tiixaliou
was
increased
lo
balance
income
with
expenditure
and
(here
was.
no
hesitation
in
spending
capita)
if
it
was
con
ducive
to
progress,
there
had
been
progress
during
Ihe
Liberal
regime.
There,
were
now
3375
manufacturing
industries
as
again!
1,7
8.
There
were-Dl.OOi
rliool
children
as
against
00,.
1)00
in
1017.
The
l.ilteral
government
came
in
while
the
delation
period
of
Hie
war
was
at
its
height.
Then
came
the
reconstruction
period
since
the
war
besides
Ihe
tinaiu
oial
condition
brought
about
by
previous
governments.
The
government
had
been
charged
with
extravagance
in
connection
with
such
projects
as
the
South
Okan
aguu
irrigation
scheme,
Hie
Somas
dyking,
the
department
of
Industries
and
Ihe
lletler
Housing
Act.
These,
however,
had
been
largely
beneficial
to
re
turned
soldiers
to
assist
I
hem
in
rehabilitation.
He
did
not
say
that
money
would
h
lost
through
litem
hut,
even
If
il
was,
he
still
would
eay
Hie
govern
ment
had
done
Hie
right
thing.
The
soldiers
not
only
asked
but
lemamlcd
thai
something
be
lone.
The
Labor
government
in
(Ileal
llrilain
today
was
pursu.
ing
Ihe
policy
adopted
in
IN
IS
in
llritisli
Columbia
-
namely
the
doing
of
work
of
a
productive
character.
Extreme
Situation
"We
had
lo
meet
nn.
extreme
situation,"
continued
Mr.
I'atlullo,
"and
I
think,
instead
of
criticism,
Ihe
government,
might
be
given
some
credit".
Suppose
we
Iwul
acted
dilTereiilly
and
had
not
started
on
prouelive,
work.
Labor
was
high
and
(it
its
greatest
inelllciency
hut
yet.
the
rry
was
lu.
'carry
on.'
It
Ihe
gov-enunenl
had
refused
lo
rttrry
on
how
could
we
have
asked
private
initiative
lo
do
so.
If
nothing
had
been
done
whar
kind
-of
a
situation
would
you
have
had?
I
think
we
can
safidy
rise
or
fall
on
what
we
have
donev"
Mr.
l'altullo
Justified
the
South
Okanngan,
UviKation
project
and
pointed
out
thai
the
INTO
THE
ATTIC
youngsters
today
ever
saw
a
horse-hair
sofa.
Few
They
wouldn't
know
what
to
do
with
a
fire
taper,
carpet
stretcher,
or
coal
oil
lamp.
They
couldn't
braid
rags
into
a
rug,
or
wind
yarn
without
tangling.
But
they
know
the
how
and
why
of
typewriters,
phonographs,
telephones,
automobiles;
what
happens
when
a
push
of
the
button
gives
light,
or
a
kodak's
flash
fixes
their
image
on
paper.
Their
education
is
as
modern
as
the
advertisements
they
see.
They
have
no
more
use
for
the
lamp
and
chimney
of
yesterday
than
you
for
the
wick
and
tallow
of
the
day
before.
Advertisements
induce
such
progress.
They
urge
wide
use
that
means
improvement.
They
help
you
lift
the
out-of-date
into
the
attic
rid
you
of
the
water
buckets
and
soap
kettles
of
slavedom.
They
bring
late
improvements
within
your
reach.
Read
the
advertisements
regularly.
Keep
alert
to
the
new.
Without
advertising,
you
would
a
product's
worth
until
had
bought
it.
little
own
of
Oliver
now
had
a
population
of
100
or
500
people
and
the
area
could
support
10,-000
people.
If
the
government
had
not
laken
over
the
defunct
water
svslems,
Hie
towns
ot
Vernon
and
Kelowna
would
have
le'eii
oIT
the
map
today.
Social
Legislation
The
Liberal
government
had
e
Heeled
social
legislation
and
had
put
ijiore
statutes)
into
the
hooks
than
any
other
government
in
Canada.
He
mentioned
the
.Mothers'
Pension
and
I
ho
Kiual
(lUardiauship
Acts.
With
Ihe
cry
for
reduced
taxation,
there
was
only
one
way
to
make
a
reduction
either
by
increasing
Ihe
population
or
reducing
the
service.
Tlio
government
could
not
reasonably
be
accused
of
keeping
up
an
extravagant
civil
service
when
Ihe
cry
'was
for
reduced
taxation.
Referring
lo
hfs
own
department,
Mr.
Paltullo
told
of
his
elforts
to
develop
natural
resources.
The
timber
business
had
been
srreally
increased.
He
had
said
dial
the
oIT
shore
trade
would
have
lo
e.xparuL
The
gov
ernment
had
brought
this
about
and
a
single
order
for
70
million
feet
hail
been
received
itself
exceeding
Ihe
aunuaj
export
business
in
ID
1(1
which
was
13
million
feel.
He
himself
had
Itecn
personally
.complimented.
Step.s
had
been
taken
to
further
Increase
the
industry
and
give
occupation
lo
more
people
therein.
Stock
Business
l
lie
stock
liusiness
gave
another
example
wliere
business
could
be
Increased
and
more
people
supported.
I
here
were
now
300,000
head
of
stock
in
Hie
province
and
last
year
160;
000
head
had
lieen
Imported.
No
country
in
Ihe
world.
-was
better
adapted
to
Ihe
keeping
ot
stock
than
Il.C.
The
"
government
wa
conducting
nn
education
cam
palgn
along
that
line.
All
these
tilings
wore
being
done
to
make
conditions
ax
favorable
a
possible
for
Ihe
people
who
'W?re
living
in
Ihe
provim-e
and
such
that
the
government
would
be
juMifi'tl
in
asking
more
pople
lo
come
into
Ihe
country.
The
natural
resources
were
only
valuable
as
they
were
used,
Mr.
l'altullo
said,
and
lo
u.e
them
people
musl
be
kept
com
ing
into
the
country.
Once
here
they
would
rarry
themselves
if
they
were
self-respecling
and
in
dustrious.
There
was
plenty
for
the
people
to
do.
There
was
no
reason
why
Ihere
should
not
be
more
people
and
Hie
country
was
going
to
gel
(hem.
They
must,
however,
be"
welcomed
and
be
assured
that
they
had
rnmo
lo
share
Hie
common
heritago
of
the
country.
They
must
be
made
good
Canadians.
Happy
Country
In
connection
with
his
dis
cussion
of
colonization,
Mr.
Pal
tullo
extolled
Ihe
Queen
Ctinr-lolle
Islands
as
a
country
when'
many
people
could
obtain
happy
and
pro-porous
homes.
"We
are
appealing
to
you
on
the-
reasons
I
Imvo
laid
dovn,"
continued
Mr.
Paltullo.
"We
have
been
honest
in
our
intentions
and
I.
think
we
have
rea-sonaldy
.carried
Ihese
intentions
out.
I
am
confident
that,
when
we
make
our
uppeul
on
June
20
that
the
people
will
say
'Well
done,
good
and
fail
h
tul
servn.nl.
Continue
Ihe
good
work.'"
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