PAGE
TWO.
The
Quality
Attribute
Everything
To
Politics,
of
ALADA
II
BBSS
is
most
appreciated
in
the
rich,
delicious
flavor.
Try
it
today
The
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News
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Sunday,
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of
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of
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liAll.Y
KDITUHf
What
Hat
Oliver
Done
For
Province?
Tuesday.
June
n,
&3.
Someone
nks
what
has
Ihe
Oliver
fiovernmeol
done
for
the
province.
What
is
hi
record?
We
thought
everyone
knew
his
rernrd.
For
Ihe
heuefil
of
thoe
who
havfc
not
had
an
oppor
tunity
of
learning
here
are
nine
of
the
thing
the
present
f5ov-
enirnent
has
to
iU
credit:
lleserled
Wive'
.Maintenance
Art;
.The
niainleuaiire
of
parents
y
their
children;
Adequate
provision
for
widow
and
children;
Maternity
protection
Mr
prospective
mother
who
are
ohliged
to
earn
a
living;
Protection
of
women
and
girl
working
in
restaurant,
laundries
or
oJUier
I'ta;-.-.
where
polire
eon-ider
it
'
necessary;
:'
,
.
''
:.f
Prohihiliou
of
employment
of
women
during
Ihe
night
in
any
industrial
undertaking:
;
Provision
for
validating
romeyanre
of
laud
or
aigri.
'
menl
of
personal
projerty
from
wife
to
hiishaml,
wejj
as
luish;itid
hr
wife;
without
intervention
of
(roslces;
Thai
phequeiit
marriage
legitimize
from
hirth
children
Imrn
out
of
wedlock:
A
minimum
wage
for
women;
-Incorporation
of
graduate
nurse,
registration
of
qualified
nure,
and
for
examination
of
nurses;
Pndeclioij
of
unmarried
mothers,
ami
ehihlreu
horn
out
of
wedlock;
The
equal
guardian.
hip
of
infant-:
limited
Ihe
employment
of
children,
and
pnj-hihiled
night
employment
of
nil
under
IS
year
of
age;
The
proper
care
of
neglected
childreji;
The
establishment
of
Juvenile
Court
o
thai
children
may
not
he
associated
with
criminal-;
TJie.
detention
and
special
training
of
uh-iormnl
children;
The
employment
f
dental
surgeon
and
nurses
every
w
hMd
day
at
the
school.,
and
for
free
treatment,
of
venereal
diseases.
H
i
dlffieull
lo
gel
anyone
o
believe
lhal
anything
i
trie
jo-i
ii.iw.
iiumt-r
w-;iai
I
sai(i,ieope
imagine
thai
it-
j-given
old
Tor
its
political
effect.
Certain
people
would
have
you
le,eve
that
poi-y
reached
Toklo
in
order
that
the
Oliver
Government
might
get
Ihe
credit
for
it.
..............
.
.
..
YVfi',1
wit
tttftfn,...
I..
i
it..
f
.iii.i,,
,,,
i
iMiuii-iii
mi
inieresiiug
news
lhal
enme
through
yesterday
in
regard
lo
development
on
yiiecn
uiarjollc
Islands.
There
ha
been
a
steady
growth
of
ui.r.rs,
in
mote
jsinuus
oi
laie
anil
in
spile
of
(he
political
.....Moo,
o..wMrs.
iiierr
is
ever-
unncaiiou
that
it
will
mil
pnlv
continue
hut
increase
immensely
in
the
near
future.
Oueen
Charlotte
Mauds
ore
n
part
of
this
oii.lilueiiry
anil
no,,,
i.
,i,
i-uuiiiio
na
aiway
inKen
a
keen
interest
in
them.
He
iniow
ii
wen
as
we
an
know
that
properitv
on
Ihe
Maud
mean
prosperity
here.
We
congratulate
Ihe
people
Ihere
on
i..siiMiiiir-
ui
me
mar
iiiuire,
Thih
i
not
written
for
fMililirnl
consutri.lioii
a
the
people
Ihere
will
nut
get
this
paper
until
il
i
Iiki
lale
to
influence
(he
election.
"Back
was
Very
Painful
I
am
now
Well
Again"
Mrs.
Win.
Walker,
Webbwood,
Ont,
writes:
I
wai
tick
tor
tevcrsl
monthi
with
my
itomach.
I
had
paint
in
the
back,
and
how
I
tned
to
dread
,wih
day,
for
my
back
would
pain
so
that
I
couldn't
lit
down
whtn
night
came.
I
alto
had
gai
on
my
itomach,
and
mj
appetite
wat
to
poor
thai
tome-timet
)
did
not
care
whether
I
ate
or
not.
The
doctor
gave
me
medicine,
of
which
I
took
a
number
of
bottles
without
best
it.
At
last
I
started
to
ui
Dr.
Chaie'i
Kidney-Liver
Pilli,
anil
although
I
have
only
utd
three
boxet,
I
am
quite
well
again.''
Dr.
Chase's
Kldney-Llver
Pills
(ft
iu
bx
of
15
pills,
Kdmaimuii,
IUtt
A
Co.,
Ud
Toronto
'PRESBYERIAN
I
CHURCH
SPENT
TWO
MILLIONS
'Report
to
General
Asssmbly
"e-I
ccmiflo4s
Budget
of
$1,(00,-
I
000
Thi
Year
OWILN
J-oLMi,
June
10.
-j
'Canadian
Press
-pile
Ihe.
"prevalence,
of
difficult
financial
j
conditions
aid
of
custom
lhal
lj
not
runlrjhiite
to
Ihe
hlsh
Meats
of
life
and
rniee.
hHcly
is
-lilt
Ihe
oiilslandiii?
rharortrr-
i-lie
of
Canadian
husin
nin,"
-ay
the
annual
reorl
.
of
Ihe
Oneral
Itoard
of
Ihe
Pi-est.y-Irrian
I'.hurrh
in
Canada,
a
re
-rnle,f
to
Ihe
enral
Asemhlyt
here
today.
The
rejtrt.
however.
:
that
srrnral
exHteeni
is
fell
I
SUBSCRIPTION
RATE8:
l.y
Canadian
Prrshylcriani-m
'ml
City
Delivery,
hy
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
f
I.OOjrejrard
In
the
lord's
lay."
lle-
Ity
mail
to
all
parts
of
the
Hritish
Empire
and
the
United
ii.
received
to
the
hoard
from
.
Stales,
jn
advance.
per
y;ar
$3.0Qvarious
arl
of
Ihe
country
To
all
other
countries,
in
advance,
per
year
$7.50,-,iri.ore
Ihe
tendency
lo
male
thai
day
of
selfish
pleasure."
The.
general
Hoard,
which
i
rharyrd
with
financial
rrsponsi-hilily
for
Ihe
rni'nary.
educational
and
benevolent
work
of
Ihe
rhurrh,
reeoiuinrnl
ly
Ihe
ieneral
Aernhly
budget
estimates
for
l'JJ5
lolatlin?
1.K00.-
JftuO.
The
rerort
iys
tribute
lo
Ihe
loyally
and
liberality
of
Ihe
peo
ple
and
their
ahidinp
interest
in
Ihe
Ihinps
of
the
church.
The
financing
of
the
work
wa
ren-
drei
unusually
difficult
by
pre
vaipmr
induslrial
and
domete
condition.
.Veserlheless
it
i
creditable
lo
the
church
thai
llje
budjfrl
revenue
rxceele
Ihe
ex-
lendilure
by
3ft,0ftfl
and
it
was
poskihe
lo
reiluce
hy
this
anuiunt
the
accumulated
indehledfies
on
the
common
bmteel
fund,
says
Ihe
rMirl.
Spent
Two
Millions
It
is
noted
that
Ihe
citing
of
congregation
for
1923
excelled
those
of
X'Jtt
hy
?l7.'oo
the
report
continue.
"It
nvut
not,
however,
be
forgotten
that
this
Might
improvement
in
Ihe
finaelal
situation
i
due
in
a
considerable
measure
to
the
cur-lailmenl
of
the
uork.
Thin
in-foiled
the
rniug
of
miioi
field
ami
Ihe
reiiclfou
of
the
laff
of
workei.
Itelrenchtnem
lo
the
extent
of
(mi.mio
ii
a
single
year
i
sure
In
result
in
spiriliKil
los
in
houanl
of
people.
Tlie
lofal
amoiinl
received
from
all
ouree
(or
Ihe
mafnlen.
ace
of
the
missionary,
education
al
and
benevolent
work
of
the
church.
Including
both
the
budget
and
the
Women's
Missionary
So.
ch'lie.,
was
mi
i
re
Ihan
two
mil
lion
dollar.
It
is,
also,
nole-
worlhy
that
the
bmlgel
giving
of
congregations
in
ID
'.'3
exeeede
thoe
of
ISMS
by
5C,
per
cent,
while
the
eol
of
doing
the
same
volmire
of
work
had
increased
approximately
73
per
cent.
Halifax
.
Mori
I
real
0ilen'
,
Knox
.
M'anilitha
a-kntuon
Ettl
mates
Mi
e
.hoard
recommend
lo
the
General
Assembly
that
the
hud-
gel
estimate
for
1025
be
fixed
al
,800,000,
apportioned
to
the
arfou
funds
as
follows:
Home
.Missions
and
so
cial
service
if
Foreign
misxjoiw
....
College,:
a
a
Itoherlson
,
.
NVeV.minler
Unit
..
Missionary
and
Ilea-
10110
Training
lome
Point
-
aux"
-
Tremble
Hahhalh
schnnl
cnul
Y,p.
soelelins
Age,
and
Infirm
rnin,
isler'
fund
iWhlnwV
and
orphans'
fund
(West)
Widow'
and
orphans
fund
(Kasl)
..
...
Hursary
.
.
General
expense
..
..
857,000
557,000
21,000
10,1100
0,000
22,500
10,000
10,000
0,000
H.000
1
0,000
25(oon
10.000
51.000
15,000
2,000
2,500
00,000
?
1,
800,000
IW
Trie
PONY
CLASS
A
case
having
In
do
with
a
horse
was
lielnar
tried
before
Justice
hailing
arid
the
plalnlllT's
attorney
Kept
referring
In
ihe
animal
as
a
"orse."
Justice
Dar
ling,
stood
ii,
jmig
as
he
could,'
Mien
ne
sapl:
".r.
X,
was
ihe
animal
a
large
horse
or
a
little
I
one"
!
"Oh.'i,
IHlle
one,
my
lord."
"Then,
Mr.
X.'for
Hie
remaliid-er
of
Ihe
ease
e
us
call
ft
a
pony."
Itoston
Transcript.
I
THE
iMIl.Y
Js'KWt.
Guinea
Gold
CIGARETTES
Villi
anO
Extra
Fine
20
Z5
REPUBLICANS'
WILL
i:i.KVKLANI.
1-n.e
9.
Willi
Ihe
itisaptsearaiK-e
of
former
twerful
innwenrs.
ami
e.iie-taking
a
new
and
prominent
pari,
the
HeimMiran
national
wm-tion
which
eisnveries
be
re
Jum
to
will
fwrrtlsh
m
strilinv
ron
Ira!,
lo
the
lJn
envn.
lion
1hM
in
Chicago.
lHfferina
from
the
Israled
e
hi
vent
oo
(
ID
to,
whieh
reiied
in
HaMlng's
noniinattoa,
the
Clevefnwl
mn-venlkwi
promise
only
a
nftld
thrill
wtih
eireVr
irxfeitlo(i
of
Pr-ttsnl
Cfsnltdge
heta?
.Bnmfn-
Mlml
oiv.
Ihe
firl
ballot-
an
un
usual
ornirretir.-
in
potilieal
kW-
lory.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Princ
Rupert
.
June
10,
1914.
KbiborHU
pr-paraiion
are
'-
ing
mailf
for
I
lo
'elrttralioii
f
I'oniitiion
I
lay
in
rily.
I,at
niglil
an
organization
uossttiig
wa
hehl
and
neveral
roumiillees
a
wit
a
III"
following
ollieer-
were
upMiiitlei:
Preitnl,
Hev.
lialion
(I.
..
Itix;
Vic.-President.
M.
M.
Slephena;
secretary.
Adair
Gars:
ireau
-er.
T.
I).
I'allullo.
The
scsrkeye
season
will
opei.
on
June
30
and
all
canneries
n
Ihe
ili-lriel
am
pretaring
for
it.
Ileeenl
tejislaUoii
will
linve
Ifc
elTeel
or
rulirftK
oIT
a
numWee
of
Indian
fishermen.
Sir
Wilfrid
Uitirler
attd
I're-"1
mler
llonlen
lunl
a
litl
in
Ihe
House
of
Common
Ihe
other
day.
The
old
Liberal
chieftain
a.-rue
Ihe
premier
of
making
too
many
meaiiOigle
IhrenN
Ihi'
he
would
yo
lo
the
country.
SOMETHINQ
WRONG
'Who
shall
I
ay
I
nsklng
for
him?"
im-nlred
central
of
the
man
in
Ihe
ImioIIi.
.
"Mr.
O'Cjilien,"
"Mr.
Who.'1
"Mr.
irCoheiu"
"Wall
a
iiiiinifi
Hie
wlroa
are
crossed."
Punch
Itnwl,
SMITHERS
The
Smii
li.-rx
I'all
Fair
Association
ha-;
elected
ofllcers
as
follows:
vice
.president.
J.
("..
K.
B
BWi
vtr'ratBtBtBtBtBtBtBtBtBtBtBta
I
i
IV
Ml
m
I
I
find
U
hoi-
for
cleanliness
Don't
call
ll
Isrok'r
hn
ths
tilth
iiun
ftU
rhoknl.
A
IUIU
Olllflt's
l.H
will
sru.ablf
clrtr
It
In
t
rs7
nitnaUs,
Hrt
f
sOwf
nttt
tn4
lb
ttaiurjr
tmnt.
GILLETTS
PURE
FLAKE
LYE-
S-al.
treasurer.
Hharle
Hei.l;
li-iriet
vle-wesW'-nls,
V.
S.
CHOOSE
COOLIDGE
H;n,7
SH'!,hr
v,
t:
c
T
1HU
.
A.
II.
Mrlnne
i
.North
.
.
,
...
iltulkley
,.
It.
S.
!anrHl
(llaiel-
Probibl.
Candidacy
May
be
8t-
y
lUt
(
tied
on
First
Ballot
jrtr,
II
oil
-Ion
:
direelor.
A.
rL
Newen.
ii.
A.
lUyinnwI.
II.
K.
W.
liHhtrll.
Stephen
II.
Ilo.lln.
F.
K.
Oekleshaw.
I..
S
31
MS
ill.
..
J,
Mayer
and
A.
I..
Yitt.
The
pre-,
suleiit
amt
errrtarr
will
fx-i
.hen
laler.
licirye
l.iUUs
of
Terraee
wa
here
last
wrs-k
enranlr
from
lh
prairie,
lo
Terrace
wMts
a
ear-hsarf
of
eaMI
arel
hog.
It.
S.
Sarenl.
diMserv
alive
eamlidale.
opened
hi
rampalgn
in
niimer
lnl
niglil.
Mpton-Ing
him
on
Hie
platform
wa
Uitl.
I
ro
rye
lllaek.
0n-ervalive
M.I,
for
Yukon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
II.
OIn
ha
left
Smilhers
o
lake
tip
I
heir
resWuttee
at
Prince
ftennre.
Their
hooe
has
Keen
piirelihse!
hy
W.
II.
0mmsoh.
Mr.
arrtl
Mr.
Filgnr
Harris
have
rejurtiei
t..
Smilhem
afler
petHliug
some
lime
at
i'.hu
I'.hua
Mr.
Hum
ha
inken
a
Milion
in
11.
S
.Sargent's
store.
NEW
HAZELTON
loirge
numbers
of
local
ln-
Itaus
ure
leaving
this
week
for
Ihe
Skeena
Hiver
eannerie.
David
I'rall
of
Twelve-Mile
has
pnrehaseil
the
(Joprier
Tavern
al
Skeena
Crossing
from
the
tt.erl
Kelly
esliile
and
will
reoxu
Ihe
hostelry.
.M
r.
Ilogan
and
Mi
llogan
gnve
a
lea
last
Wednes,.iy
()
r
Wrlnch's,
home
In
honor
of
Mr
Mallieisnu,
the
new
hopilai
iiialron.
Mr.
A.
A.
ttonnoii
anil
daughter
linvn
left
for
Vancouver
where
they
wilt
spem
n
moiilli
or
Iwu
mi
a
holiday
111.
Hugh
Maeh'ay,
William
l.armer
and
Itoberl
Todd
of
I
lie
Yukon
Telegraph
line
were
here
last
week
on
llielr
way
lo
Hie
Old
Country
lo
attend
Hie
I'.mpire
SLUGGISH
LIVER
DURING
SPRING
CAUSES
POISON!
Till
I
the
lime
of
year
when
your
liver
heroine
sluggish
and
,yotir
Inlcsllne
hecom'e
clogged
up
with
poisonous
waste.
Your
liver
does
not
properly
purify
blood
that
flows
to
your
skin.
The
I'i'huH
Is
sallow
complexion,
dark
circles
mm
pimples,
coaled
tongue
nml
hail
lase
mornings.
A
Hieso
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