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STORK
SPEAKS
IN
EDMONTON'
Addresses
Liberals
of
That
City
In
Regard
to
Political
Matters
PRINCE
RUPERT
PORT
Advantages
of
This
City
for
Grain
Shipping
Placed
Before
Al-Jerta
People
"Our
present
Liberal
govern-ment
at
Ottawa
i
a
jrnat
deal
more
.sound
Ihau
is
Hie
puvern-nienl
of
Oreal
Itritaln
or
I
lie
republic
(it
Itie
south."
declared
ire.1
Stork,
federal
memher
for
Skeena
in
an
ad.lre
In
the
Liberal
of
the
city
of
Edmonton
,u
.few
day.
apo.
a
reported
in
the
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of
that
rily,
"sind
that
i
.
,
.
.
,
.
a
in
aiwrr
in
11101;
wun
cruicii
the
present
administration."
Hi
address
tleall
with
Hie
report
of
I
he
Liberal
-parly
in
Canada
and
at
tlie
ronrlusion
he
fnrnihel
fresh
information
for
Kd-
$7.r0lmonlnniaitK
upon
the
reutral
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of
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on
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per
inch;
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thirly-five
year
j
Loral
Headers,
ler
insertion
,
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per'
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Canada.
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present
iit
Classified
Advertising,
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insertion
2e
per
word
to
thin
pioneer
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ha
beentfan
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Notices,
each
inertion
Mr
per
agate
line,
opportunity
to
meet
friend
of
Contract
Hates
nn
Application.
early
day."
remarked
Mr.
Stork
in
rnmmenriiip
hi
addre.-
'I'he
rhief
huiiies
in
hand
fur
the
Littoral
irarly
today
i
the
quielinpnf
rumor
and
erilieim
which
have
heen
farpely
started
ceding
publication.
All
iidverlising
received
subject
In
approval.
'.hy
the
Tories
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
Feb.
20,
1921.
What
Or
The
Future
In
Science
And
Invention?
II.
(1.
Well,
Ihe
eminent
author;
discusses
in
a
recent
ar
For
one
of
the
'favorite
Iriek
of
Conservative
is
itn
stir
up
suspicion
ami
discon
tent.
After
lellinp
altoul
the
early
hilory
of
I.itieralism.
Mr.
Stork
passed
to
preenl
day
prohleni.
Much
Slandered
Man
"I
think
that
we
have
today
in
Premier
Kinp,
a
worthy
leader,"
ticlc
the
probabilities
for
the
future
iii
science
and
invention
be
declared
with
enthusian.
"A
and
lis
conies
to
the
conclusion
that
the
big
changes
will
be
statesman
by
heredity
ami
by
in-
ralher
in
psychological
or
physiological
seiem-e
than
in
mechani-
p
'nirman
ami
n
.
,
in
W'1'4
mn-
"
raryinjf
on
nobly
,.w,...cm.
....
i
'Mrr
...
,:.TIC
,g
more
imui
,,,,,
wnrk
nf
Uf,
,ae
aninlH,
Sir
alMjut
twice
as
fast
as
Ihey
do
today.
VS
hile
railroads,
he
thinks,
Wilfred
Laurier.
may
be
abolished
he
does
not
look
for
marked
changes
in
trans-'
"Perhaps
he
the
nwl
slan-portation.
lie
says:
"Alan
having
ruu
all
over
his
world
from
tlnr,ul
nMwl
in
tu
'"""try
today,
ride
Jo
note.
Ii.iviiifr
tprnwt
l.nu-
in
ftv
nr.inn.1
it
;
.....
hul
M
anyone
pn
to
Ollawxi
and
1
'
,r
n
"''P
anylhinp
over
and
they
;hi
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i
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;
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a
H.IM1,
W
III
pre-
wj
fn,
j,
,,.,,,
f
wj,hjn
seiuiy,
i
uiuik,
necome
iniropecuve,
ana
turn
Ins
praclical
at-
the
vel-t
glove,
lie
i
leader
lBJiliou
lu
himself."
'
,
ever'
inch.
-
,
.
j
Commenting
timn
Hie
capital
Thinks
Nothing
In
.
.
itbat
was
beinp
made
of
Sir
I.nmer
Cnlll..allcm
V!n..ln
:
,
1.
1
:
..
l-.
:
.
.
I
MU.fl
..'IH.III
S
.
f-Sli
l.t.1
i.
mi.
sui.i
iiri
Aii
interesting
view
of
Wells
f
that
iriven
of
sniriluali'-rii.
there
wa
no
pround
for
the
alle
He
myn:
"For
a
third
of
a
century
siuce
hi
college
day
Ihe
valions
that
tie
had
been
a
power
writer
ha
watched
the
flow
op
necromancy,
telepathic
e,peri-
behind
the
M-ene
and
wa
not
ment,
and
peudo-;ej2iitifie
imjuiry;
for
ome
years
he
was
a
wholly
interested
in
Ihe
destinies
member
of
the
English
Society
for
Psychical
Heearrh;
he
ha
f
"
Liberal
party
but
of
some
ohsened
the
exploit
of
clairvoyants,
read
occult
iHMiks,
so
far
.as
bip
financial
interests.
Forced
to
lnn'ks
are
readable,
heard
the
lale
V.
'j'.
stead
rlatft
the
adven-
resign
becaue
of
ill
health,
be1
lures
of
his
double,
watched
the
careers
of
Sir
Oman
Doyle
and
bad
aiired
the
premier
ami
the
Sir
Oliver
Lodge,
endured
the
marvellous
histories
of
many
in-
House
nf
hi
pood
intentions
but
frior
lory-lelIcr!.
And
hi
growing
conviction
is
that
in
this
urh
wa
unnecessary
for
the
val
cloud
of
witnesses,
jn
this
fog
of
miprogresive
n-sertions,
members
of
the
House
knew
witb-llicrc
is
no
grain
of
any
substantial
realily,
thai
there
is
nothing
0,i
,,ilS
ylng
of
his
loyally
to
in
it
all
beyond
deliberate
fraud.
uncoucious
fraud,
self-decep-
the
Liberal
Party
at
all
limes,
lion,
the
will
o
believe
marvels,
Ihe
craviu?
lo
be
marvellous,
the
,,n
Ping
he
paid
a
tribute
to
siiggestibilily
of
unguarded
mind,
tricks
of
divided
persouali-
'I'"''
Pnbh.
courtesy
-and
thought-lies;
uncritical
treatment
of
coincidences
aud
resemblances,
ihe
fnlne
of
members
from
the
oiisimacy
oi
men
coniinineil
lo
a
view,
verv
aiici?l
traditions
prnvinre
oi
uuenec,
who
never
about
ghosts
and
magic,
received
as
fables
and
then
strengthen
v,''r,
hard
to
ntler
an
unkind
iug
lo
belief,
reinforcing
legends
from
Ihe
Kal,
hallucinations
vvnrd.
Premier
King
had
no
dif-folereiFaud
welcomed,
and
last
but
not
al.
the
moral
decav
fieiilly
in
bringing
the
two
race
and
imaginative
excesses
due
to
the
use
of
drop."
topeltier
in
pood
terms
and
those
Jwho
say
otherwise
mipht
well
lake
Change
In
Education
!a
lesson
from
Ihe
courteous
And
Literature.
j
French-Canadians,
he
siippesled.
ells
says
he
believe
there
will
b
changes
in
education
Canadian
National
.inn
iiieraiure.
lie
says:
."i
ne
coming
hundred
years
or
so
will'
Although
there
had
been
at
tic,
i
lielieve,
essentially
a
century
of
applied
psychology
with
tempi
lo
bring
the
Canadian
Na
wnirn
a
riuiin?rahie
amounl
or
physiological
science
respecting
Honat
Hallway
jnto
politics,
the
glands
and
nervous
slates,
drug
and
secretion,
will
be
verv
Liberal
were
not
responsible.
In
closely
involved.
11
will
mark
a
revolution
in
human
affairs
nl-.-ecurinp
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
the
iiigrincr
more
profound
ami
more
mlmiale
than
that
merely
premier
had
u
railway
slaleman
materia-
rcyouiuoji
oi
which
our
great-grandparents
saw
the
at
its
head
and
he
would
un
?-.irij
oegmings
ami
amulsi
whose
achievements
we
live."
jdoubledly
make
pood
hi
promise
'i
ne
new
revoiuiion
oi
the
coming
days
appear
a
a
dis-'to
pull
it
out
nf
debt.
nn
.i.ifii
v
in
i
ne
inieueciuai
suriace,
a
n
new
directness
in
art'
The
civil
service
i
a
law
unto
lhal
makes
much
old
achievement
seem
platitudinous,
as
a
more
itself.
At
last
session
when
the
pen
-Iratiiig
curiosity
jn
readers
and
an
abandonment
of
mauy
oernment
tried
lo
glart
an
In-gHicious
conventions
in
literature,
as
a
brench
with
mauy
of
the
veslipalion,
the
iV)neralive
iicij.iines
ami
restraints
of
the
past
in
thought
and
act,
as
an
members
and
some
or
fhn
Pro.
imreasing
tendency
to
psychologize
legal,
political,
financial
and
pressive
had
said
in
effect
eromunic
conceptions.
It
will
presently
be
making
more
ex-
"Hands
off."
There
is
a
clean-
l"nive
conlrncl.
with
the
common
life
through
the
schools
nf
the
world.
It
is
already
stirring
in-many
srhools'and
in
the
minds
THK
I
AIW
QAVC
TUCDT'C
of
all
Ihe
best
of
mr
voiiiip
teachers."
.11110
LftUI
dnlO
lnctVL
J
Sprawling
Scramble
Of
Business.
After
discustdng
educatiou
at
nme
length
the
author
snvs:
''The
Miggotiou
thai
oressnllv
there
may
lie
a
miH
of
xdiia:..i.
and
a
sort
of
social
and
ecoimmi
order
in
the
world
that
will
NOTHING
TO
EQUAL
"Dr.
Wood's"
Norway
Pine
Syrup
.
For
Coughs
and
Colds
Mr,
imlii
TlMiMipwui,
vM
Hlvrr
Si.
have
I
ii
shiii
t.iliiin
In
II...
cl.,.,.li,.,r
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:o.
i
i
,rnn,
uni.
rnr:--
rum..!
riM-ak
Ki
m"n
......
.v.-
......
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m...j
.
ii.fri.iy
or
business
lnl.i,.n..
of
tvt
I...
lo.
Il.nl
thai
II,.
ihe
II.
......
Jr.
.
.
..
""'w
or.
w.axi'B
.irir
Mil
Syrii.
(o.lay
Woolworlh
Huilding
or
an
ocean
lineri
r
injMf
iij"ii'.irMi',
has
to
the
but
or
Ihe
canoe
of
Ihe
savage
is
met
by
an
incrd
u
-
'.
loos
resistance.
They
Hunk
that
the
school
will
be
always
Hie
dull,
tiresome
place
it
is
today;
the
teacher
the
same
ineffective,
underpaid
weaKHng:
business
the
same
loud
disingenuous
and
U
IMilllllIK
Vy
inn
.irl.
m
yran
lu
had
brnnrhlal
truiitil
i-vrr
slir
thr
had
III
"flu"
f-w
ar
aro,
an.l.
in,
lin
T
sb
t(
a
sllrlit
ruld
plw
ilirlH
dangerous
sprawling
scramble;
ami
employment
the
same
di-J
m'
r,"n.
"'
i
n
mho
taslTfuj
drudgejios.
They
think
there
will
always
be
the
samel1?
"
'."'r
frw
,l0''"
"r-
Wnin
amou,
oi
vvnr.
crime
ami
failure
Jl.at
there
is
today.
A1;..-f0P
,-;'.,,,,
()t(M.r
fWulrwli
11
is
ridiculous
lo
suppose
thai
thee
things
will
remain'
e.n
ruid
nomn..
i..
.ui
u,
m
rn.
al
Iheir
prveiit
level.
11
is
ridiculous
lo
suppose
(hat
with
a
"
'"
'"
"""
"'
growing
armory
of
assured
knowledge
available,
the
constructive
1L10
!"y
"l,t
'""''
0",,,
.iii.I
L.Pn,n.M.
nw.llv.s
ll..,.l
!..
,..
ill
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dlffmnr
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III
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r,
,,,
ji,n.hiiiH
inn
iiiiu
inn
iiujosiiueui
ill
UllUiail
r'
,7trui
in
in
ikhi,
a
tttl
llir
i
lalions
up
lo
the
level
of
contemporary
science,
with
at
JeAst
as
""tW"
nui
it."
much
jiitejligcnce
and
resolution
an
they
set
abotjl
in
bringing
M,TZrlL
.
.
.'.""".'i
.'.''!;
Wr'un9
the
method,
of
transport
up
to
thai
level
a
eenlnry
ago.'
ft'M:Wo..!'
SI
r2JE!BBaPT5"TN
.1
ft
Wsk,.'4
Western
Mothers
Declare
Vicks
Wonderful
for
Cold
Troubles
In
the
cotumiis
adjoining
are
given
the
actual
experiencss
of
a
number
of
ltri(ih
Colundda
families
who
have
adopted
the
use
of
Vick
VaMiltub
sine-
it
was
iutniduccd
here
Jat
winter.
Thouph
new
here,
Vick
ild
in
the
State,
where
over
I?
million
jars
an
ued
early
for
rnnip,
rhibln-u's'
"ibl.
babies'
ri.hN.
hdillls
nbl.
catafHi,
sore
IhriMt,
brourhiti
and
all
other
such
troubles
down
to
iueipieut
litieinnonia.
'
A
Vapor
Lamp
in
Salve
Form
Viiks;i.
an
ingenious
cmuhiuatioii
in,
alv
form,
of
IIm1
world's
best
remedies
for
congestion
and
inflammation.
It
contain
Camphor.
Meiillio),
Kucalypliis,Thnie,
Oil
of
TorMiitiii
hih!
nther
volatile
oils,
w4iich
are
ri'Ieascd
a
vars
when
Hie
saUe
is
ncleil
iimu
Jiy
lf
heal
of
Ihe
Jnly.
Tto'se
vajMirs
are
taken
with
each
breath,
into
the
tiose,
thniat
and
lungs,
rlearing
Ihe
Kisagf.,
iMicuiiig
phlegm
and
relieving
Ihe
congestion.
Al
lb?
same
time,
the
application
acl
like
a
liniment,
ioultice
or
plasrf
drawing
the
LIimmI
away
from
Ihe,
congested
part
and
relieving
llwtt
soreness
nL
livhlii-s.
Double
Direct
Action
Bring
Quick
Results
Thi
treatment
often
give
amazingly
quick
results.
Odd
vaujsh
over
night.
Croup
is
relieved
inside
of
!.
minutes.
Or
one
application
al
bedtime
may
keep
croup
away
altogether.
For
deep
chest
colds,
Itorderiitg
on
bronchitis
.r
oeomoiiia,
it
is
unexcelled.
-Melted
in
a
sjiooii
and
inhaled,
Virks
car
the
be.vl
iiisaully.
Fine
for
nasal
catarrh
and
mouth-breathing
al
night.
Vick
i
ex'cinll
favored
in
home
where
there
are
jtuuig
chiblreji.
Its
ue
di
away
with
doing
for
rolds
ne
their
delieale
stomach.
It
i
not
nccessarv.
as
with
vapor
lump,
to
roe
the
windows
al
night.
Vicks
is
'ipintly
good
for
cuts,
burn,
sore.
hruies.
biles,
stings
and
kui
itching.
Thu
it
i
useful
every
day
sit
the
home
.
WICKS
up
coming
VapoRub
Over
17
Million
Jars
Used
Yearly
it
i
badly
needed
be
si'hIoii.
Vicks
has
met
severe
tests
in
these
British
Columbia
Homes
CHILDREN'S
COLDS
Mr.
II.
Tin.
ma
of
lrt?7
Uuadra
Slrel.
Victoria,
H.C,
writes:
Jiae
tisisl
Vick
Vnpoltuli
for
chest
IrouliV
of
Ihe
worl
kiud,
a
1
wayferel
nuse
mera.
W
km
lliree
y.mnp
children
with
sprre
cobl.
and
Vick.
i
doing
wonder
for
Ihem.
W'e
umild
not
like
lo
tw
without
it.
I
ran
honestly
reeoiiiineiol
Wk
Jo
all)
one.'
BMONCHtTIS
Mr.
IJ.
Itunnnv
of
HS2
.'.lh
Street.
Norln
Vancouver,
IUU,
a.
"I.
have
lri.l
Vick
Vapolluh
ami
find
it
very
cihm.
I
have
bmiu-tilli
nlnwit
err
winter,
toil
Vick
lil'.l
nu.
it
ill
alt
you
claim
for
it."
HEAD
COLO
Mr.
Cerirude
V.
Mill.
u
of
ee-loke.
!!,:.,
write:
"
ba.
u.l
Vifk
VaM.ltub
and
found
it
Jul
n'reprc--nlisl.
I
healed
it
in
n
Mm
and
In.
haled
it
for
a
roht
in
the
!iad
and
found
it
a
lieneficlal
n-medy
for
cold
and
oatnrrb.
Vick
sure
.enl
for
it-set
f.-
CR0UP
Mr.
W.
S.
Steinon
nf
Hireh
Hill.
Sak.,
ay:
'Our
little
four-)ear
old
girl
had
a
dry
rouph
all
day
and
croup
at
nlhl.
Two
application
of
Vick
V.1ollub
relieved
her.
We
rublie.
it
on
her
rbel
and
biiek
and
it
did
Ihe
trick
where
other
rrmiie
failed.
U
would
not
be
without
Vick."
CATARRH
Mr.
William
Clarknn
of
lnwton.
Alberta,
writes:
"I
have
given
Virl.
V
"polluh
a
Ihoroiigh
IfJal
and
find
It
no-
..ousiTvaiives
uavn
in.
ny
no-
imperial
conrerence
to
tne
spired
this
movement
for
Ihe
cut-
slpuature
of
the
Hon.
Crnesl
Ln-ting
down
of
expenditures
so
that
politic
to
Ihe
fiheries
treaty.
Ihey
mipht
deal
the
rnrd
Premier
which
authority
had
been
que.
Kinp
hold.
Ily
Irylng
lo
prevent
honed
on
vnriou
hands."
Ihe
Liheral
from
spending
they,
'The
condition
In
Canada
are
hope
o
he
In
a
position,
when
Ihe
pood.
Our
currency
Is
healthy,
next
eleelion
comes,
to
;ik
Ihe
Our
loans
are
over.siibscrihrd.
Ifliul
Ihe
port.
Canadian
National
Port
Speaking
of
Pacific
ports,
he
mentioned
Hiat
Vancouver
shared
Its
trad
wilh
both
the
CP.lt.
and
the
C.N.H.,
while
Prince
Hupert
wm
exclusively
Canadian
N'a-
a
inii
valoald
rni
lv
for
catarrh
mid
head
,,
fllol
luliiul
rttiieT.
;
Wllnoul
Viek
YMitul
a,
i
SORK
THROAT
Mr.
John
Meiicr"!
.
Sak..
:
"I
tiad
...r.
i'u
rliel
cobl
so
I
rnlilie-l
V,
...
toy
throat
UUd
rhesl
ah.t
'
I
wa
lunch
reliep.
m
m
C0UQHS
Alls
I
loretiiv
now.
:i
.irigi
a
lid
cold
tud
e
ha.
i,tn,r
averred.
,
Dr.
Tolmfe
had
Iraielled
from
from
the
ursine
wa
concern!.
15
rent:
roal
'
"
I'
Many
irotesl.
were
lieinp
made
oasl
to
coat
t
lo
drum
up
Ihe
'J
he
oix-nln?
of
Ihe
Panama
Canall
"H
U
In
lie
lo'i
"l
apainst
the
heavy
.taxes
as
tlie
Coit-f-rvative
orsaninalion.
While
Lad
dacei
tlie
welern
jnirls
n.
truo.
Pacific
eri
result
or
tlie
liip
national
dell
jlif
went
on
hi
way
ho
whistled
a
ar
with
the
Allaulic
(kiHs.
1'iiynienis
mui
ne
mei,
wtietiier.lhe
Carnival
of
r.xpeniiiiiire,
yet
'Prince
Huiiert
wa
a
central
ort
or
no
Ihe
country
received
lliefwa
the
government
spending
ftixifor.
he
remimleit
hi
hearer
thai
Mr.
Stork.
"epecia:iv
aiJ'H-d
lliose
who
were
resiionMiblejeJeciion.
)el
u
silent
y
Haby-
are
uvikinp
Ihe
mot
of
the
oh-
.ion
Ion
i
the
ii
"
orj
dry
dock
s
at
ni
i-rinri-
Prince
lluprrt
niiiirri;
taken
another
form,
lie
declared.
The
Carnival
of
expenditure."
vine
of
Itritfh
Columbia.
i
ne
prowi
n
in
pram
stiinmem
jeclion.
Iliad
lain
a
Sir
Wilfred
had
wa
hown
by
Ihe
fizuren
for
One
form
lakpn
by
criticisms
(.started,
it
all
during
that
war
Vancouver,
which
juinid
from
wa
The
Whisper
of
Death,
iperiod.
He
cited
other
inlaiiee(I,iro.oo
buhe
in
JU!?,
to
J,.
but
then,
was
no
pesjininv
ittof
-xlravMpancej
along
Ihe
PacUSnn,anu
hiishet
in
lt1.1.
Inside
the
Liberal
ranks.
.Now
it
ha
fie
eoat.
of
ten
years,
fifty
oer
cent
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Trade
jprairie
crop
will
be
marketed")"
'I
would
rail
attention
of
tlie.
wnv
of
the
Pacific,
in
the
nninlnn
In
most
of
(lie
attacks
details
are,.,,,.!!,.,,,.,.
lo
n,
Uel
,nl
j5nn
0f
Mr.
Ftnrk.
usually
avoided
so
as
to
make
tbo
rar,
r
halibut
from
Prince
Itu-
Rupert's
Advantages
Issue
general
but
on
figures
for
,.rt
pa
throiiph
here
annuallyj
"Compare
the
two
route.
Orain
"
"
i""
"-"
earn
paying
to
tlie
i:analtan
.
a-
from
Cdmonlnn
goes
over
the
Hon.
Jacmi-s
llureaii
had
recenlly(i0na
Hallway,
tall
f
s00
to
Cmulian
.National
llailway
In
replied
to
an
attack
catling
alien.
.ni.nnu
,,rr
ear.
The
output
waslellhcr
port.
That
to
Vancouver
ion
llrat
it
wa
one
million
dol.-.j,
rniion
,,,
annually.
In'.!..,.
al
Port
Mann,
where.
Ureal
tun
in
ivnr
nrril
HUMii.
mile.
nearer
the
in
'
"Alberta
is
lnokna
f
f
11
;thls
connection,
I
wish
to
draw
INorlhern
emrines
InLe
it
ir
tin.'
rnn
Trvunis
a!.
Have
Qreat
Hopes
lallenlio,,
lu
the
approval
given
Ibip
bridpe.
and
I'JMt.
engines
infZv
"
i
Utr
Sin'!.
SidkirV.
Manii.-k..
up:
,
Viv
I
u
aiiiaiil
renil
fy,
without
it
lu
our
bumr
-ihrc
;
it.
When
(uhaleal
u
nur
,.tmu'
relief.
It
l
als.i
it'"
"I
:;in
e'lernally
und
will
(ne
.--i
.
.
I
eflft
liitlbly
reeojumen.l
Vi
l,
INFLUENZA
Mr.
A.
V..
Ireland,
sv.
n
.t
Ti
lirer
of
tlie
City
KrliiM.l
ILm
,f
&
lA
I'rulrle.
MmiitfilMt.
u
Vapolluti
i
a
ready
it
remly.
One
nf
the
ri
-
WY
Off
duly
Willi
ir,).
;,
i4
infliietua
nnd
wu
in
a
ba
iv.y
w
him
ne
a
jar
of
V
i
V
;
-
.
kai
did
what
I
knew
il
woni.i
t-.
if
aeaieu
mm
in
inr'
")
CHEST
COLDS
Wis
Ada
lilirt
V
'
w
"CvVniuifc.N'.fli.
Mihisc
Jaw
S,i-.
irk
"I
have
iue.1
Vick
Vai-.Jl
v
ruld
by
inhatuip
it
and
'iWrti.
iiiyrb'l
and
nldnine.l
jrwi
fa
1
want
tiHi
lii'Liiuu
Low
I,
.
'Ml
of
Wk
Vapollnli.
50c
A
Jar
At
Drug
Store.
If
you
prefer
to
lest
Vick
licfore
purch.iing.
this
c(hi(hiii,
mail
it
to
the
Vick
Chemical
Co..
-I
i
1
St.
Paul
St.,
W.,
.Montreal,
P.O..
and
free
let
tfr
package
will
b"
enl
oii
prom
pi
I).
Itional
.ort
a
far
a
rail
lilpiietit'petnfi
inerriianib'
f
run
value
for
the
money
when
it
million
dollars
upon
a
dry
dockiotily
three
mile
from
Vandrfhoof
wa
spent.
Peculiarly
enouph,
bejJn
Victoria
to
secure
his
owntwa
Ihe
central
tnke
of
Ihe
pro
1.
c"
!,
;ir
a.
Ik
Jet
for
her
coal.
V)
vw'-
'
I'aeifie
ports
gel
w1i
'
from
Nauaimo,
mi
V..'
,t'r
only
lit
mile
from
Ufil
'"
while
J'.rinre
llnpert
.fv"'-dred
mile.
II
lmuJJ
whieli
port
offer
The
M'
vanlape
for
a
m;u
b"
coal.
-
ir.
anii.p
'
v:...i
haul
the
cars
lo
the
elevator.
mJ.
r't
1
'
Orain
cars
In
Prince
rtunert
tu
P"1'
Miitiimv
ti
.,v,,(rii
dlriit
to
the
warehouse
or
eleva-
ritnt
"V
iJ7
!uiiJ
f
Liberal
w
hat
Ihey
did
for
I
he
The
Liberal
Parly
ha
alw
ays
(Vancouver
nr
Prince
Hupert
from
rVirh'WRT'-UM
I
r'Tlr::,
.
?!rl
s.oni,
hr
,r
tne
common
'""TV'0'?
people
ami
here
are
the
a,e,
nn(,
lit
orpnn
ocean'M-CS
''Sr"
iiail
carnal
hiu-Ii
a
rnmpai
tar
or.
pmernme,,,
owned
dock,tew.!r:,
'STJ
for
Ihe
ten-mile
waler-front
Is
jv,"Hr"i7.'.!
ill
M
tlie
properly
of
Canada
and
sites
.offlc
lim'l.lrtif,
an.l1'.
f
'.
M
can
be
aed
at
low
rentals.
JXWZiJSS
'......I
.!
I..
nvinUiirr
villi
II"
ipair
II"
common
peoj.le
should
rally
rales
from
those
mirls
In
the
w"r'
'"
'!
I'-P
"Ju
'i
ln
of
to
the
Liberal
Parly
today."
said
Orient
are
the
same,
bul
there
ar!
while
.
1
1
1
1
n
in
in'M
Mr,
Cl,.l-
Slort
1..
in
.
closing
,,.n,
l.l
his
..nlllL.t
.
.
.
..
!
.
.
....
u.-
I
......I.
.il
HirUilr.
"
n11"
economy
tn
one
column,
political
amuiier
tiiere
wa?
n
elalement
address.
nun
mis
session
wnuld
see
a
re.
Mr.
Stork
Irjd
expected
to
be
ipiesl
which
Ihey
would
support,
able,
while
In
the
city
to
say
for
another
twenty
million
dollar
something
about
the
port
of
prnnl
to
the
pond
roads
of
Ihe.Prince
Hupert,
and
to
he
assisted
various
provinces.
Hucb
expen.
dilures
pot
away
from
the
pro.
vision
of
Ihe
H.X.A.
Act,
in
re.
minded
hu
liearefsv
Jn'
isueh
jhe
spoke
about
grain
shipments
ease
the
Dominion
trnvernmenl
had
the
work!
of"iraUlng
the
money,
while
the
provinces
spent
it
.
"It
is
hipt,
Hme
tn
call
a
hall
to
such
expenditures,"
said
Mr.
Ptork,
and
be
fnlituafed
hnt
such
would
.roli,y
be
the
rae
thin
by
!.
(5.
Dawson,
a
director
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
llailway,
who,
however,
was
called
easl,
so
no
harbor
lolls
r
dues,
xvl
Prince
".JSST
nupert.
j
liere
Is,m
harlK.r
com-1
missirm
nl
111
i
iiii
r
eiiiiite-ii.
vis
1'
tin
fntf
or
lee
to
bother
the
harbor,
which
Is
hut
.W
miles
front
Ihe
open
sen.
so
no
nllot
dues
are
needed.
Along
wilh
that,
compare)
the
Vancouver
harbor
lax
of
three
cents
per
Ion
net
registry,
which
means
for
a
10,000
ton
ship,
MM,
or
.rnu
for
a
season
of
five
trips,
The
nrnnnsed
increase
In
the
grain
rate
f
from
one
P
sit
cents
t,er
Ion.
nl
Vnnronver.
Other
increased
ratei
nr:
Oaso-:
una,
from
in
to
28;
fh,
5
to
15;i
lly
nIT.
II
,
.i
v--
srr"fl
Ifc
jurliusl.if
I'uWl'
VVfljJ.
.iiusi.
i
pitni.n
s,
ir.i
LAND
CT
rtirdim
IMlfSi
ol
.
ugwM."f
T
,'Vfillr
Hint
OturlMl
j
;,
Prinr
iiiiM-ri.
:
.
"""'.'"..j;
Ii.
intpiid
l
pdy
for
frriui-Hi
Milowlint
d.rritd
I"?'
,
,!;
flnw
l
a
ll
I'laniwi
n
'
":
i
Mlsir
iM.itit
nn
Chnt;r
lU"'.;,,'
mourn
W
nr.liir
raiwli
1?J
,
Ui
lnnu.lll
nf
III
't,i'r1'
7
H((
alrr
inrti
irtHind
Hi
'V".
er
inn
vn
ImodriMl
arr,
PAcmt,
j
I,
MM
MIHM'T.
Jtl
bated
MoTtrnter
Mta,
!"