PAOI
TWO.
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II
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the
public
our
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Millions
now
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it
with
great
satisfaction.
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you
tried
it?
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Wednesday.
May
7,
1021.
Paying
The
Cost
Of
v
Keep
Up
Service.
The
newspapers
of
Canada
are
undertaking
Ihe
extra
cost
entailed
by
the
failure
of
the
Dominion
government
to
help
in
carrying
the
news
from
east
to
west
and
vice-versa
throughout
Canada.
There
are
toug
stretches
of
country
where
there
i
little
babitatiou
and
the
cost
of
operating
over
these
makes
the
tele
and
generally
involved
themselves
so
deeply
in
falsification
and
deceit
that
Ihey
bad
to
call
in
somebody
to
tell
them
when
lo
let
go.
Sir
Thomas
got
the
fal
fee
and
the
bank
went
lo
smash.
The
maliagenieul
does
not
jet
know
where
il
is
going.
Oliver
Government
-And
P.G.E.
Railway.
Only
those
who
were
Minded
by
parlizaii
feeling
ever
believed
'lhal
Premier
Oliver
was
what
the
Provincial
lenders
charged.
The
published
evidence
in
regard
to
the
inquiry
by
Judge
(iulliher
indicated
to
the
satisfaction
of
everyone
that
the
charges
made
by
McBae
and
Tupper
were
simplv
political
accusations
and
not
based
on
fact.
The
finding
or
(he
cornmis-sinner
came
then
as
no
surprise.
Neither
Premier
Oliver
or
his
arch-opponent.
W.
J.
Bowser,
are
men
who
would
stoop
to
personal
dishonesty
and
the
report
of
the
commissioner
will
clear
the
air
mid
give
electors
nil
opportunity
to
turn
their
attention
hi
policies
ami
governmental
functioning
rather
than
lo
scandal,
Mcllne
and
Tupper
have
failed.
They
tried
lo
hit
below
the
bell
ami
as
a
result
have
themselves
received
a
knockout
blow.
PRESENTATION
MADE
TO
pit
AND
MRS.
SPENCER
AT
PORT
SIMPSON
ON
MONDAY
Literary
Society
of
that
Place!
Bids
Adieu
to
Members
Who
are
Leavlnn
for
Bella
'
Bella
j
POUT
SIMPSON'.
May
7.
A
I
a!
meeting
nf
ih
Port
Simpson!
Literary
Society
held
in
Port
Simpson
Hip
evening
of
Monday.
April
3,
after
a
mos
enjovHiilef
pmsrrnm,
lr.
SMncer
was
presented
wild
a
dull
bag
an.
I
Mix
Spencer
wiili
an
umbrella,
this
leiiig
I
In-
la-l
meeting
I
hey
would
attend
before
leavin?
for
Bella
llella.
A.
Itnyd
Young,
Ihfr
president,
spoke
in
high
terms'
Of
llio
failli-f
ii
1
work
of
Ir.
Spencer
during
Ili
many
year
in
I'orl
Simpson,
ami
expressed
the
heartfelt
regret
of
all
Hip
members
of
Ihe
...iM-tely
at
I
ho
departure
of
I
ir
.
and
Mrs
!
Spencer.
I
lr.
Sagcr
spoke
of
Mrs.
Sourer'.
many
year
of
service,
e-pcrially
in
Hie
W.M.S.
work.
II
is
worthy
of
noli
llial
il
wa
in
Ihe
IHX8
when
first
Mr.
and
.-car
.Mr..
SKnrer
raihe
lo
Port
Siuip-on.
'
Their
your
of
service
lolal
cventy-twi.
Surely
a
great
record
and
one
lo
In-
proud
of.
They
earrv
wllh
litem
Hie
vntu
will
of
the
people
of
port
Simp-
on
and
Ihe
people,
here
all;
hope
thai
io.l
will
abundantly!
Ides
thrni
in
their
new
field
of
lahor.
!
graphic
lolls
verv
high.
Consequently
the
government
had
for:
(
several
years
helped
to
bear
the
load
because
il
wa
of
benefit
BOOKS
ORDERED
1
to
the
people
of
Canada.
The
present
government
refused
lo.
DilD
.p
iinninvi
grant
the
?."iy,l)00
necessary
and
the
newspapers
are
now
entirely
j
rOK
iUDLIL
LIdKAKI.
on
their
own,
unaided
by
any
government,
dominion
or
provincial.!
!
To
this
paper
the
added
expense
amounts
to
a
mouth.
!um
0r
$460
to
be
Exoended
Just!
J.arger
paper
aiisoro
larger
amounts.
11
would
have
been
quite
possible
for
the
newspapers
lo
cut
down
the
service
and
thus
avoid
saddling
themselves
with
the
added
expense,
but
that
would
have,
meant
givin?
a
poorer
service
to
readers,
something
that
the
proprietors
of
the
newspapers
did
not
wish
to
do.
Their
receipts
would
have
been
just
as
large,
but
there
would
have
been
less
satisfaction
to
themselves
as
.well
as
to
their
readers.
Accordingly
the
papers
are
continuing
the
service
and
carrying
the
extra
expense
themselves.
Leased
Wire
Makes
Service
Possible.
It
is
only
because
of
the
leased
wire
service
that
the
news
paper.
of
the
weal
are
able
(o
publish
such
a
large
amount
of
Old
Country
and
Eastern
news
011
Ihe
day
on
which
il
happens
Jr
Ihe
news
had
lo
lake
Us
chance
with
commercial
messages,
it
would
often
be
delayed
and
a
less
amount
would
be
sent.
By
having
a
wire
of
Iheir
own
with
their
own
operators
the
newspapers
are
able
to
give
people
in
the
west
n
service
equal
to
that
given
in
Ihe
east.
Prince
lltipert
benefits
lo
some
extent
by
Ibis
hut
hot
to
the
exfeul
thai
it
will
when
the
population
admit
of
the
use
of
a
special
leased
wire
to
the
rily.
This
A
Good
Time
To
Discuss
Swimming.
This
is
a
good
time
to
discuss
swimming
facilities.
The
Sail
Like
needs
improvement
and
everyone
is
agreed
that
this
work
must
be
done.
The
other
scheme
for
a
pool
for
the
youngsters
on
Acropolis
Hill
is
a
matter
for
lhoe
interested
to
xulvocale.
People
who
have
children
thai
would
use
il
are
the
best
able
lo
lell
if
it
is
something
they
would
wish
to
have.
If
they
want
it,
this
is
the
time
lo
make
their
requests
known
lo
Ihe
maxnr
and
aldermen
mi
that
it
may
be
put
through.
We
do
not
want
any
while
elephant
here.
What
we
want
is
to
give
the
young
people
every
facility
lo
learn
Jo
swim.
Whether
a
balding
pool
in
the
city
without
a
caretaker
would
be
satisfactory
is
somewhat
doubtful,
but
it
may
be
all
right.
Bank
Did
Not
Know
So
Paid
Fat
Fee.
Apparently
the
directors,
of
the
Home
Bank
did
not
know
whether
to
go
on
deceiving
the
people
or
not,
so
they
called
in
c.
rri....-
tfi.ti..
,
-
.
.-mi
1
nonius
mil-,
mrnier
minister
01
nuance
ami
acting
premier,
to
advise
them
and
paid
him
$1,500
of
the
depositors
money
to
lell
them
what
to
do.
.Someone
had
cheated
so
long,
falsified
llin
books,
made
false
statements,
paid
false
dividend
Now
and
the
Remainder
Later
In
the
Season
j
At
the
regular
monthly
meeting!
nf
the
hospital
hoard
last
night.'
Itev.
(!.
il.
Barker
in
Ihe
hair.'
il
wa
decideil
in
place
an
ortle
'
at
mire
for
about
lt0
worth
of
new
hooks
and
to
order
flie
re.
niainder
of
year's
purchase
a1
little
later
when
announcements'
of
Ihe
aulumii
hooks
were
made.
A
list
was
submitted
liy
the
li.
hrarian
and
approved
and
the
order
goes
in
right
away.
Of
the
money
to
M
"expended
in
lids
or
der
about
2I0
will
go
for
non-.
fiction,
4125
for
fiction
ami
I25
for
children's
books.
The
librarian
reported
that
(he
local
borrowing
for
the
month
numbered
2,880
for
an
average
of
120
a
day.
There
had
been
It
new
members
and
seven
can
celled,
leaving
a
lolal
of
1,507
members.
The
lolal
number
of
honks
now
on
the
shehes
U
:L-
7
02.
During
Ihe
month
21
had
been
nddeil
hy
gift
and
21
by
purchase.
Prominent
"among
Ihe
dona
tions
for
Ihe
month
was
a
set
of
len
volumes
of
Ihe
nadminlon
Magazine
and
len
of
Uie
I.CS.
honks
dealing
with
science
and
engineering.
These
were
presented
hy
Mr..
T.
W.
Heme.
The
librarian
reported
lhal
borrowings
had
kepi
up
well
I
hi
year,
differing
in
Ibis
respect
from
last
season
when
wilh
the
advent
of
spring
there
had
been
a
falling
off.
II
having
been
reported
lhal
the
roof
was
slill
leaking,
0.
V
Lvill
was
appointed
a
commillee
to
arrange
for
its
repair.
Those
present
al
the
meellnv
were
ftev.
C$,
O.
Hacker,
fi.
V
Wilkinson,
fi.
V.
Bvill.
James
Black,
Mrs.
Klrkpalriek,
II.
F
Pullen,
F.
J.
Fuller
and
Mis
firanl.
1
j
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
Prlnc
Rupert
Al
Hidden
Creek,
where
shorl
lime
ago
there
was
nrilh-
iiijz
but
a
desolale
wilderness.
I
here
Is
now
a
town
of
industry
and
artistic
homes.
This
unique
loeality
has
only
one
muni
cipal
vole
Hint
of
Ihe
(I
ran
by
W
wwgr
TOBACCO
I
Co.
THE
l)An4Y
NRWa
Ami
The
idea
of
establishing
a
prison
farm
al
islinwallan
l.nke
has
heeu
abandoned
on
account
of
Ihe
expense
involved,
Mayor
N'ewlon
announced
at
yeslerday
afternoon's
police
commission
mooting.
J.
Jansen-Fuhr,
Norwegian
lecturer,
i
viillng
in
the
eily
in
the
course
of
a
lour
of
North
America.
He
will
give
a
lei-lure
lonighl
in
Ihe
Majestic
Theatre.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
KVKKYOHY
is
wrong.
I
am
Ihe
only
one
lhal
is
right.
JAKK
says
very
few
girls
have
a
conscience
horause
conscience
has
a
still
small
voice,
'
F.VF.IIYHOHY
is
wrong
except
the
provincials.
They
are,
Ihe
noble
magnaitimous'Csouls
wjio
would
rule
the
epunlry
for'
the
benefit
or
llossller
and
his
ilk.
IT
came
out
In
evidence
al
Ihe
P.O.F..
Itoyal
(Commission
lhal
a
man
named
Itossiler
'tiai)
been
paid
a
salary
lo
act
as
witness
for
Ihe
Provinrliij
party
am
that
be
expected
a
JoIi'um
junn
as
the
Provincials
gnl
(nin
power.
That
is
shilling
Ihe
new,
party,
out
light.
T
MAY
is
weeping;
over
Ihe
sltti
of
April,
MFK
was
a
monolonouH
griml
in
Ihe
days
when
;dj,we'Jcmjld
call
a
slujiid
man
was
"dunce"
and
introduces
a
new
Diaphragm
Controlling
CORSET
Vo.
S30--'
garment
so
constructed
that
cxcc
floh
above
ihe
waist
tine
doc
not
crowd
over
the
top
of
the
corset,
but
'.drops
dor.n
iiusJc.
insuring
a
mooth,
unhrolen
line
at
the
v.Lt.
Jn
idJi'tior,
10
this
unique
feature,
the
uu?
Nemo
advantages
of
TOcjit&ully-conect
abdominal
support
and
lone-wearing
qualities,
combine
to
mcle
this
new
corset
worthy
of
the
dof
est
inspection
by
women
who
desire
smooth,
unbroken
figure
lines
with
perfect
safety
anJ
comfort.
Made
of
durable
pink
coutil,
in
s
full
range
of
sues.
Price
$5.00.
and
a
new
CIRCLET
i'o.J92-fA
perfect'fitting
companion
garment
to
tbe
Nemo
Corset.
(Jives
the
necciry
mmfomple
figure
contnJ
to
create
the
tunc
smooth,
unbroken
lines
above
the
waist
that
the
Netno
Corset
doc
below.
The
patented
"Hoot
Rite"
atuchmen:
prevent
"riding
up".
Made
of
pink
batiste
(com
bincd
with
coutil
for
greater
itrcnj;th)
in
all
the
popular
tiie.
Price
JJ.2J.
AH
this
.week
in
our
Genet
Department
ice
are
fealnrint
a
special
display
of
Netno
Corsets
and
Corset
Accessories
inelfdiitg
the
two
torments
shown
above.
Ask
to
see
the
new
Inrv
butt
models.
Sold
.'a
P.inct
Ruptrt
txcltuittly
by
JAB0UR
BROS.,
LTD.
1
I-
.
i
l
!-!'
all
we
could
call
a
dishonest
one
wa
"dishonest."
Thanks
be,
In-day
we
ran
ue
such
words
a
numskull,
dumbell,
honehead,
poor
prune,
false
alarm,
flalire,
den
hatlery,
rooms
lo
lei.
or
indulge
our
fanry
wilh
high
financier,
crook,
grafler,
tinhorn
or
tbooilegger.
ON:i:
upon
a
lime
there
wa
.1
girl
who
was
wonderfully
pretty
and
did
not
know
il,
hill
lhal
was
thousands
of
years
ago
in
the
age
of
the
fairies.
TUB
lalesl
descriplivn
epilbets
are
curious.
You
have
heard
of
bees
eyebrows,
rain
whiskers,
hug's
hreiilh,
caterpillar's
shirt.
hul
now
comes
"dog's
pants"
as
Ihe
saying
of
those
who
would
he
really
tip
lo
date.
YVIIBN
do
we
eat
Asks
Hungry.
Hubby;
When
do
we
drink
Queries
Single
Hcrubhy.
-
TIUJTHFUI.NBSS
ik
very
dangerous.
Suppose
I
went
around
telling
a
lol
of
people
they
were
fools,
see
how
ernharassing
it
might
bo
for
me.
YOU
never
realln
how
mid
a
woman's
fret
can
tie
mil
II
you
gel
married,
-
WHAT
I
have
of)
en
wondered
Is
that
TIasy
Slreel
Is
not
more
crowded
limn
it
seem
lo
be.
-
NOW
thai
Ihe
fishing
season
Is
on,
considerable
economy
may
be
practiced
by
utilizing
some
nf
Ihe
biscuits
made
by
young
wive
us
sinkers
in
place
of
the
ordinary
Commercial
varlely
manufactured
from
lead.
MAY
5TH
TO
1QTH
(inclusive)
WEEK
1
fit
N0530
1
00
Ntmo
CotKts
and
Ctrul
Autuotitt
ait
Mad
in
Canada
t
Kopt
Bio
i.
Limiltd,
Toronto
in
For
every
occasion
A
BOX
OF
Purely
s
Candy
The
Autocrat
ofjthe
Candy
World
NOTHING
COULD
BE
BETTER
AS
A
SEASONABLE
GIFT.
A
Toollnomo
Delight
in
a
Ue.inlifiil
Box.
ALL
8IZE8
ALL
PRICES.
Sole
Agents:
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Third
Avenue.
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
If
You
Are
BOAT-BUILDING
We
have
Hardwood,
Fir
and
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
If
you
ore
tired
of
Kolsuinino
and
Puper,
try
Fir
Veneer
Panelling.
If
you
ore
thinking
of
building
a
house,
wo
have
nny
lumber
you
require,
also
Sash,
Doors,
flloss.
SHOCKLEY'S
Planing
Mills
Cow
Buy.
Phone
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