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purity
of
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blend.
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to
the
last
drop.
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it.
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except
Sunday,
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nnpert
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News,
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Avenue.
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Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
jiir
Tri.l.iy.
May
30.
I'.lJt.
Spending
Holidays
In
This
District.
While
a
good
many
people
want
to
go
to
the
larger
centre
of
(Mtpulaliou
to
spend
their
holidays,
there
are
a
few
who
would
rather
visit
some
of
the
beauty
spots
nearer
home.
Thoe
who
look
for
scenery
can
Hud
nothing
finer
than
that
in
(hi-district,
especially
up
the
rivers
and
deep
inlets
along
the
.coast.
Everywhere
the
traveller
goes
fresh
vistas
open
up
and
new
beauties
present
themselves.
Nothing
could
be
finer
than
a
week
or
two
sjK'iit
in
a
small
launch
running
into
the
inlets
and
up
the
river
of
this
north
co.'wt.
.
t.
Stick
Up
For
Own
City.'
During
a
recent
visit
to
the
south,
the
editor
oflen
heard
it
said
what
booders
Prince
Ilupert
eople
were
and
how
loyal
they
were
to
their
iroji
city
Compared
with
this
in
one
of
the
cities
the
writer
was
auvi-eil
liy
a
Iiiisinewuaii
that
it
was
not
It
is
good
to
know
that
we
in
the.
north
can
cultivate
the
spirit
of
loyalty
which
is
so
necessary
to
success.
We
must
be
loyal
to
our
friends
if
we
are
to
keep
them.
We
mjil
be
loyal
to
our
city
if
it
is
to
prosper.
V
should
also
be
loyal
to
our
province,
to
our
country
and
to
the-
empire
of
which
we
nre
a
part.
Loyally
i
the
father
of
cooperatioi.
Jfwe
are
not
proud
of
our
eilizeiohip
we
shall
hardly
lake
the
trouble
to
improve
the
city.
Candidates
Are
,
Now
In
Field.
The
candidates
for
provincial
honors
are
now
in
the
field.
We
are
called
iijmmi
to
choose
Hie
bel
man
to
serve
the
foiistil-iteiicy
during
Ihe
next
five
years.
It
i
not
a
mailer
of
friend-ship
or
of
favoritism
bill
of
choosing
wiely
the
man
who
will
serve
us
besL
Doubtless
all
are
embued
with
the
bet
motive".
They
will
serve
to
Jhe
best
of
their
jibility.
Thai,
however,
i
not
enough.
We
want
a
man
who
will
serve
us
well
and
who
has
the
nbilily
to
do
it.
Electors
wlill
do
well
to
consider
this
point
of
view-.
The
province
has
much
to
gain
by
being
wisely
administered
and
muci
lo
lose
by
muddling
through.
Was
It
Wise
To
Put
Up
Candidate?
,
.
......
1
mere
are
now
three
catululates
in
the
field
in
this
constit
uency
and
those
who
have
espoused
Ihe
cause
of
the
third
parly
will
have
a
chance
to
give
effect
lo
their
beliefs
if
they
so
wish
vwiue
we
oontil
if
it
was
worm
whi
e
o
nut
on
n
third
i-nmli.
dale,
we
recognize
the
right
of
anyone
lo
enler
the
field
if
they
so
wish
nun
in
espouse
any
cause
they
th
nk
s
r
ir
b
.
We
rli.nl!
if
T.
Iloss
Mackay
will
get
muell
support
from
Liberals,
allbiiuirh
it
must
be
admitted
he
has
considerable
Miilicn
nbilily,
and
it
i
jNissible
he
may
mnke
a
creditable
.showing
oif
election
dnv.
,S.
M.
Newton
is
tine
Tory
nominee
and
will
get
all
the
backing
of
.
....
.
"
II.
a.
.1.1
....III!-
I
-l
I
I
io-
,!
.oinif
in
uiiiciiiiit'
wuicn
is
sain
to
nuve
worked
so
well
uiiuer
jop
.Merryrield,
Hie
urgnnizer
who
arrived
In
Ihe
citv
last
nigni.
lie
is
well
known
and
will
gel
strong
support,
lion.
T.
D.
Patlullo.
minister
of
lauds,
who
is
the
Liberal
nominee,
seems
to
be
the
fnvorite
so
far,
ami
should
be
an
ensy
winner,
lie
is
expected
tomorrow
und
will
conduct
his
cniivp'nign
in
person
and
from
Ibis
lime
on
Ihe
.'contest
should
prove
interesting.
BRIER
TAXING
PROFITS
OF
BOOTLEGGER
Law
Case
at
Windsor
Over
Right
of
Government
to
Collect
I
from
Illicit
Income
OTTAWA,
May
30.--Are
pr.-(
fits
nimbi
in
li.iotlejrsunjr
liable
In
income
ln1
I
This,
is
the
remarkable
que.
.
I
ion
on
which
argument
i
heinjc1
heard
by
Judge
.Middle
in
the
exchequer
court
ol;iy.
Cecil
H,
Sntitli,
a
garage
proprietor
of
WimNor,
claim
that
siirh
prollls
an'
not
liable
to
income
lux
In-HMiuicli
as
Hip
lale
cannot
re-
cojrniie
an
occupation
that
isvH-
lejral.
The
laleiii'l)l
of
claim
filed
in
court
stale
that
Smith
lias
lipen
eujragcd,
in
addition
to
hi
occupations
as
parage
owner,
in
Hip
liilncs
of
Irallirkintr
in
liquors,
in
(tularin,
and
llial
Im
never
had
a
Iirene,
VI
hat
the
appellant
(Smith)
therefore
al
lege
that
profit
made
in
hi
illicit
trade
in
liquors
are
not
taxable
within
Hip
proper
interpretation
of
Hip
inrouip
war
tax,"
anil
that
"alt
Hip
appellant'
transactions
in
Hip
liquor
lmi-ne.
liap
ren
carriM
on
within
Hie
provinre
of
Ontario
and
con
trary
to
the
provision
of
Hie
Ontario
TVinppranre
act.
and
any
profile
alleged
to
have
leen
made
by
him
were
earned
in
his
Illicit
trade
in
liquor."
Oeorgp
D.
McKwen,
of
Wind-,
sor.in
preentinif
Hip
appellant'!
case,
argupil
that
Unli'li
juliee
had
no
place
for
that
which
wa
not
triclly
legal.
He
look
Hie
ground
that
for
Hip
dominion
zo-eminent
to
lax
profits
made
in
hoollpgginar
would
IA
recognition
of
omeHilnr
which
wa
not
lejral.
Following
the
liearinjr
of,
nrjrti-nieul
Judgp
AlldetlP
reserved
judgment.
.
GYRO
DISTRICT
IS
DIVIDED
IN
TWO
Convention
at
Edmonton
Last
Week
Decides
to
Break
up
Pacific
Northwestern
Division
KIi.MO.NTOX.
.May
3ft.
What
heretofore
ha
Iippii
known
to
(iyro
members
of
the
Pacific
lV,..lUil.n
.Ii-,IIj
.
.
I
i
.
.
worth
while
paying
taxes
on
local
lots
because
Ihey
would
never
am
,n
.
,t,.a(,'lw
J
have
any
value
lions
have
been
formed.
Surh
was
the
decision
of
the
district
convention
of
(!yr6s
here
last
week
when
f.Iarence
LmiKheed
of
Calgary
was
elected
goernor
of
District
No.
8,
with
Charles
Mc-Dougall,
Kdnsuiloii,
deputy
gov
ernor;
and
rreilerick
llrnwn
of
Vancouver,
elected
president
of
District
No.
0.
with
Elmer
Finland,
deputy
goernor.
The
bonnlary
line
bplwern
Hip
two
new
district
will
follow
'Hip
Hooky
Mountains
south
to
Hip
border;
from
Ihere
it
will
follow
Hie
western
boundary'
of
Montana
into
Washington'
as
far
a
Spo
kane.
.NeNon
and
Cmiihrook
will
be
in
the
eastern
section,
or
Dis
trict
S,
Hip
niPPtiug
decided.
Prince
Rdpert
will
bo
in
Hip
west
ern
district.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
A.
XolJe,
Mr.
.1.
Adam
and
A.
M.
Kinii,
Port
Esslnglon:
K.
A.
Ma
'.'a
I,
W.
Allen
Duwman.
V.
V.
Delcourt,
It.
flyers
and
.1.
E.
Me.rryfield,
Vancouver;
W.
It.
Daley,
Calgary;
II.
E.
Sellers
and
family.
Winnipeg?
O.
W.
Watson.
Chicago;
Mrs.
,V.
!.
Itoyd
and
Patricia
Hnyd,
Sealllp;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P..
K.
While,
.Milwaukee.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
(t.
Valpy
and
.1.
S.
McDonald,
Anyox;
II.
V.
Kergin.
Alice
Arm.
,
'
.
Central
W.
A.
Moyer
and
E.
Itackie.
Vancouver:
II.
D.
r5a.aiio(T.
Anyox:
I.
.1.
Ilerlister
mid
II.
II.
Hales,
Inverness.
I
J.
rifflST
.
,1
I
klHF
COMPANY
VM
i
leas?
The
Man
in
the
Mobo
j
SAYS:-
W'V.
arp
a
free
peojile-prtiiuhlr
all
we
mIi.
-free
to
THIS
U
Hip
day
we
noininalp
Hip
man
wlm
i
to,
wilk
the
flee-lion.
Fred
Dawson
say
hU"in-iliat
are
T.D.P.
THE
uorbl
f
jul
alui
as
good
a
it
iikhI
to
tip
lull
we
hear
more
uhoul
.Jin
natiBhline
than
win
the
riitoiu
in
Hip
old
days.
.
IF
virtue
were
unuu;il
it
would
lie
hlazoiiPd
fifrlli
in
big
head
lines
on
the
front
pages
ot
newpappr.
rilE
way
lo
Ikthiiip
a
howling
stirce
is
to
howl.
PEOPLE
are
already
ceasing
to
talk
about'
lxhle.t
hair,
so
common
is
it
lecouiing.
XEVEIl
mind,-
folks,
all
who
work
in
banks
are
not
rich,
and
alt
who
lalfc
politic
ace
Hot
HESMANDS
may
think
they
know
pverythlrfijc
but
their
wie
know
that
I
hoy
do
not
know.
WHEN
Hip
bl"nde-
heard
that
Harry
liked
only
brunettes,
she
said
she-
was
dyeing
1i
meei
him.
-'.
'
THK
dilliculty'Wilh
mol
or
i.
is
that
the
bone
i
in
our
Iip.hU
and
not
in
ourSbacfcs.
-4
LIKE
the
llllle
girl,
wp
have
ofl-n
wondercil
how-
Hip
.angels
gp
their
nightie
(n
over
their
wings.
WHAT
did
women
do
with
their
lime
befurp
there
were
bridgp
parties'
and
afternoon
IK
a
man's
bice
were
his
for
tune
uy
would
often
e
worth
about
ix
cents.
OXE
of
the
best
practical
Jokes
Was
when
Hie
hostess
jtul.
a
brush
and
coinli
in
the
bedroom
of
Hie
lialdhe.iiled
gnesT.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pflnc
Rupert
May
30,
1914.
The
Prince
llupert
Orclieslral
Society,
under
the
Ipadership
of
Prof.
Paul
KaiitTmanii.
gave
its
first
recital
in
Die
K.
or
P.
Hall
tasf
night.
The
orchestra
consisted
of
W.
C.
Duller,
K.
M.
Crosby,
Mr.
M.
L.
Kreeman,
Miss
Lillian
Johnstone,
James
L.
l.e,
D.
Sclieinuian.
1'.
Stephens,
M.
Ul..
I.
......
.....i
ti..
i
1
tl'..,..l
and
8.
II.
Pelers,
piano.
A
party
of
Swedish
Iriiiihadors
also
con-Iriliuled
to
the
program.
They
were
Miss
A,
llergland,
Mrs,
M,
l.nniflo,
II.
Xelson,
C.
Jacohspn,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Ilallheix
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
llnlmqiiist,
O.
Onisl
and
Mrs.
C.
Jedin.
.Miss
M.
I'reeman,
O.
A.
Woodland,
Master
Elftond
Stephens
and
Miss
Kill
II-Icon
Jenns
saiig
rsolos,
is.
II,
Peters
a
piano
nb,
Li'e
Maker,
trombone
solo,
J).
Scheiiiman,
violin
solo,
Misses
Sleveiis,
piano
duet,
and
Mrs.
E."p;iltcrsiin
a
reeilnlloii.
'
!
.
Itev.
II.
II.
(Irani,
Ibft,
original
"sky
pilot."
ami.
Mrs
(Irani
am
visiting
Ihe
clly.
.i.Mr.
Oranl
will
lireach
In
llir'r,'
Presbylerian
Church
lomorruw.
William
Denlifiline,
after
spend-Ihe
wilder
in
Viifirniiver,
relumed
lo
Ihe
elly-on
(his
nioriiiiiK's
boat.
RAIN
AND
SNOW
FELL
ON
HOLIDAY
ALBERTA
PROVINCE
Newspaper
to
hand
tell
of
I
be
fall
of
siow
and
raiu
iu
Uie
pnviiice
of
Alberta.
The
Edmonton
Journal
says;
While
Sunday's
ratu
and
snow
were
not
ideal
conditions
br
Iholi.tay
making,
farmer
Hin'iiga-fout
Hie
provmcp
are
rejoicing
today,
for
the
downfall
means
as
surance
of
aintde
tiMiiurv
fr
Iseetl
geninnation
with
a
go.nl
iresene
for
Krwlh
nf
Hie
youn
plants
unlit
lue
June
rains
ran
he
counted
upon
to
supply
Hie
summer
uppty
of
rain.
l'tier'
werp
several
heavy
rain
showers
xfor
daylight
Sunday
looming,
and
w'ben
dawn
hroke
rain
ami
snow,
drien
by
a
stroll,-,
north
wind,
were
falling
heavily.
The
precipilMlbHi
as
imen
bv
Hp
weal
tier
station
in
Ihe
llUhlaud
tnw'
l.
Inches
of
llioiliire,
which
somewhat
of
ii
record
for
this
lime
nf
Hie
year.
Nowhere
did
the
snow
lay
on
Hie
groltud
for
bmy
after
falling.
Al
Jasper
there
was
.
siiftVienl
iiow
fall
lo
cover
Ihe
ground,
ami
Hie
same
Hiing
would
apply
locally
had
Hip
snow
remained
instead
of
melting.
The
rain
was
general
over
Hie
whole
of
northern
Allierla
and
will
be
appreciated
to
Hip
full
by
fanner
Similar
gHnl
new
mine
from
Hip
drouth
ami
of
southern
Al
Iwrla.
wherp,
lip
lo
Hip
week-end,
seeding
was
at
a
standstill
ow
ing
lo
Hip
extreme
drynpss
of
the
laud
and
the
doubt
in
Hie
minds
of
Hip
farmers
a
lo
when
I
here
w
ould
bp
rain.
Advices
from
Otlgary
stale
Hi.il
Hip
rain
fall
was
general
in
southern,
ea'lern
and
central
Alberta
oter
Saturday
and
Sunday.
Hip
south
country
receiving
a
largp
share
of
Hip
needed
ruoMure.
THOMAS
MEIGHAN
IN
VANCOUVER
JUNE
4
Famous
Movie
Star
and
Company
Will
Visit
Southern
Metre-v
potts
Enroute
to
Banff
VAXCOUVEII,
May
.10.
Van
coiner
will
see
some
of
the
star,
of
the
screen
in
jierson
on
June
t.
according
lo
word
reaching
Hip
publicity
bureau
here.
Thomas
Meighan.
Klele
lay
lor
and
Miss
J'onn-.
(lie
Inlter
the
Chinese
screen
actress,
nre.
itue
here
on
June
I.
They
will
be
accompanied
by
Frank
flranduw.
business
manager
of
Hie
Kamou
Players-Lasky
Corporation,
and
from
10
lo
50
lesser
lights.
They
win
yu
iii
itaiilT
in
make
some
picture.
ritl.kl
Wiurt
Prcltln
t,
R.S.0.
Tim
Vinol.r
or
I'uhlie
Work.
0i.r
iirfnl
ir
III
rrotiw-r
nf
Hnlluli
Ciilviiihlt,
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day
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you
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downttairi
in
the
wath
tub
thi
wonderful
soup
will
doihe
labour.
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rub
the
ihioft
with
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pul
tbctn
to
.oak
and
then
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penetrating,
clean.
inf
initredient
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throuth
die
fibres,
loocnin
even
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dirt
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lite
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completely.
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wah
board
rubbinf,
no
boiling,
bo
hard
work.
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with
riminK,
the
dirt
run
away
and
your
chxhci
are
ready
for
the
line,
purified
and
novy
clean.
Wash
day
shorn!
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lake
ymr
labour
only
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