Monday,
Beplember
15.
192f.
THe
Fresh
Flavor
COATS
SUITS
DRESSES
:HATS
'DEMERS
Phone
27
P.
O.
Box
327
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I
If,
n
ENGLAND'S
LATEST
!
!iey
arc
willing
lo
(put
up
'""i
j
calise.
"(per
chaperon
Y'lvVr,;NC'.'""?
IS
i
m
In
its
Field
Superlatively
the
Best
Noted
for
it
great
nye
and
mellow
maturity.
"Awakens
old
memories.'
"SALAM"
DECREASE
IN
HS17
reflects
the
absolute
purity
of
the
blend.
Delicious
to
the
last
drop.
-
Try
it!
FOREST
FIRES
cording
to
Ralliy
Report
MONTREAL,
Sept.
15.
With
exception
of
llr'ilisli
Columbia,
there
has
been
an
encouraging
decrease
in
number
of
forest1
fires
in
Canada
miring
the
present
year,
acmlrdjng
to
V.
II.
'Kilby,
chief
ofj
forest
protection
jof
the
Canadia!
National;
Hail-jways.
This
fnjrorable
condition
Mr
Kilby
atlrifiuled
largely
to
the
intensive
educational
cam-I
paign
carried
on
through
the
j
newspapers
of
.the
Dominion
and
ilo
the
closer
co-ordination
of
effect
on
the
part
of
the
rail-l
ways
with
the
forestry
officer
of
the
government.
Weather
con
ditions
have
also
played
an,
im-!
ltnl'rnnl
utirl
fipnt.l
IA
In
fi
1
Kilby.
j
'
-
r
t
In
llritish
Columbia,
during'lhe
parly
part
of
the
sunmier
weather
urnwiw
r.
a
conditions
were
very
bad
and
as
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hnAII
M'Amipln.1
in
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ni
l'vince
to
August
1.
Fort
v
'of
I,,.arance
in
F.ngland
and
is,
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sninslers
niw,
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l'Kl'"'ng,
a
rat
her
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'n
i
large
number
for
an
area
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f
ii
r
il..
:
.
il'lll
Kllli-u
ilic
Lirilll
being
emancipated
If
chapernnagp,
but'
Ami
iroMr
of
Quoftn
Victoria.
There
i
nothing
old-maidish,
'matronly
about
iho
sarno
ago.
The
iMiiHr
h
iiniin
ni
vii'W'iu
lilt
iinpri
nun
ir
1
1
lit
I
iu"
i
muir
tiT
MliM
IllliliilkJI
uililu
I
111!
nlllllli
M
1
IMJMlPril
Villi
II
V
IkltJlf
lift
I
filial
I'll
rife.
i
is
ritui
Mir
young
lames
oi
....
.,
.
nirland
:ir
Imnefnl
of
minip
'
iIavI.
A
.
lim-a
smnn
n
If
l41nltn.l
'
in
lit.
ii.
f-
(he
size
of
Hrilish
Columbih.
In
Iho
eastern
hnf
of
Canada,
weather
condition
were
not
favorable
to
forest
fires
and
as
a
result
a
remarkable
decrease
has
been
created
an
compared
-with
previous
years.
'
.
.
.
1
Alruig
the
erttirrt
liries"-of'
llift
Canfulfan
Natjonal
jysteni,
375
fires
were
reported
to.dalc,
about!
3001
of
thee
having
"occurredl
wt4
of
Winnipeg.
Another
in-
teresling
feature
pointed
out
ny
Mr.'
Kilby.
is
the
fact
that
less
sparks
11
nil
II
j
f-
.m
JI,-I,n.,,i
tt;lmTn'ia
in
I.
1
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,
1
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'"Ill"
.1.
,
f.iivniiiii
cousins
i
nun
nil.
uojms
i
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.
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.
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MI(
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III
l
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uiini
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i
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ii:ki.i
-i
.
.
i
iiiij
r
iri
f
ii
inn
iiiiirii
in
iiii.i
i
A
"big
increase
in
num.
pber
this
year
is
attributed
lo
.
-
oarle.nnss
of
campers
and
lo
fOInf
fenson
t
exnepth
back
settlers
burning
$Ia4h.'
If
the
this
afternoon's
train
from
preertt
wel
weather
id
followed
Ii
Interior
wlier'o
he
has
ben
by
'frost
and
a
long
dry
fall,
ihe
pr
Hie
past
fortnight.
.:
;
:
mos.l
dangerous
fire
senson
of
Mrs
Ilolfc
HVillUr,
"n
visiting
ier
.
old
I
II.
n
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tx
...ill
PAl:
1
1
1
I
'I'll
ft
ivnl
I
J
t'i
I
I
f
II
1
1
Bill
j,
jllll-
who
j
lij
weather
causes
tlirf
grass
to
grow
iHMiid
at
rapully
until
il
is
billed
by
frost,
fait.
Onl..
for,
the
nasi.,
nine'
when
in
dry
wWtucr
it
becatnes
m
-,
f-
r
'
-
B'liitlis
returned
home
'
on
what
may
be
Mermed
kindling.
Md's
iraln
amnanied
by
her
wliirli
can
carfy
fire
over
cut
Nher,
Mrs.
Calion,
areas
into
llici
preen
timber.
i
Ii
OLD
CROW
BOURBON
WHISKEY
.1.
I
,
'im
m
;
ii
I.Vt.J
li
VCa
MUIIIV
IHBSVI
Ti
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32
oz.
bottle
feMs
TLis
odvcHLs'cmcnl
is
not
piiblis'lied
or
displayed
by
tho
tiqnpf
Control
Hoard
or
l'
Iho
Oovernmcnt
or
'
'
llritish
Columbia,
CONSERVATIVE
EBULLITION
Effort
to
Call
Convention
Select
New
Leader
Not
Effective
Advertise
in
Iho
Daily
News.
FASHIONS
&
FOIBLES
by
Shirley
Sharon
if"'
.
o
BCITESKC
5321
331
Fuitinz
a
check
on
Summer
fashions
discloses
Ihe
small
collar,
the
invisible
empire
of
the
sleeve,
Ihe
ccnter-ffvtU
closing,
Ihe
narrow
sUhmtetie
and
short
skirt.
A
cheat
-deal
of
advertising
has
been
liven
recently
to
desses
that
can
be
made
la
half
an
hour.
If
fashion
goes
on
with
ita
thrinking
process
we
will
soon
lie
hearing
of
frocks
that
can
be
made
of
half
,
yard
of
material.
Sleeves
have
disai-peared,
skirts
are
short
and
the
silhouette
Is
extremely
narrow.
Dresses
of
plaid
silk
alpaca
with
plain
alpaca
in
the
cottar,
tier
ve
kind
ana
center
front
closing
are
delightful
in
black
and
apple-green
quarrs
on
white.
They
are
also
very
pretty
in
white
flannel
trimmed
with
color
or
In
the
bluer-striped
flannels.
to
MONTREAL.
Sept..
15.
Following
Mie
arrival
lu?re
last
week
of
Hon.
Hubert
Rogers,
former
minister
of
public
work.!?
ami
one
of
the
asniranis
lo
leadership
in
Hie
Conservative
ranks,
a
demand
has
been
made
for
a
con-nliop
of
the
party
to
he
held
ritr
to
the
nel
sitting
of
the
Dominion
Parliament.
This
is
'opposed
in
many
quarters
and
especially
by
the
members
of
the
House
of
Commons
who
seerii
to
be
perfectly
satisfied
with
linn
Arthur
Meighen
as
leader.
British
Columbia
Worst
Part
of
Effort
have
been
made
to
Dominion
This
Year.
Ac-
"oorn
scveral
men
snip
among
them
Arthur
Currie,
HOW
ESKIMOS
HAVE
CHANGED
Bishop
Stringer
of
Anglican
Church
Tells
Effects
of
Christianity
on
Northern
People
KDMOXTON,
Sepl.
15.
Ilishop
J.
0.
Slringer,
of
the
Yukon.
resident
of
the
north
for
more
(than
thirty-lMo'
years,
friend
of
the
Eskimo
and
the
I.iouschioux,
and
a
man
lo
whom
Ihe
Arctic
trail
Is
an
open
book
has
returned
lo
civilization,
with
his
who
also
lias
many
years
to
her
(credit
as
one
of
the
pioneer
!
white
women
serving
in
the.
frozen
North.
i
I
Questioned
na
to
Iho
progress
'mailo
wilh
Iho
Christianizing
of
'the
Eskimos,
the
Itishop
stated
thai
they
were
accepting
the
jdoclrines
of
the
churcii
in
a
remarkable
manner,
while
ho
em-i
phnsized
lhal
once
an
Eskimo
ac-t
cepled
the
faith,
ho
remained
a,
convert.
The
Church
of
England
missions
arc
making
substantial
progress
in
Hie
North,
ho
said,
and
practically
all
the
Eskimos
that
can
be
reached
from
tho
missions
at
tho
mouth
of
the
Mackenzie
river
havo
nccepled
the
doctrines
of
the
Church
of
England.
I
Contrasts
Contrasting
the
days
of
long
ago
with
those
of
the
present,
the
Hishpp
related
how
the
Eskimos
were
treacherous
savages
when
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
the
church
first
commenced
lo
minister
to
them
anil
in
the
early
days
of
his
regime
they
were
not
lo
be
trusted
and
were,
'
of
a
very
low
moral
fibre.
Every
effort
was
made
to
bring
them
to
a
different
mode
of
life
and
tin
remarkable
change
effected
wat
brought
home
to
him'
forcibly
oi.
his
last
visit
among
the
natives.
.vow
me
r.sKimos
are
peace
able
and
hard
workers.
Most
of
them
were
well
to
do
and
with
Ihe
acceptance
and
understand
ing
of
the
Christian
faith,
tliey
had'
completely
thrust
aside
their
former
methods
of
living,
while
their
manners
and
morals
now
compared
very
(favorably
wilh
other
rarest-
"
v
Mrs.
Stringer
Speaking
of
her1
experiences
witlr
(he
Eskimos,
Mrs.
Sliinger
asserted
that
when
she
first
reached
the
north
country
there
were
no
books
among
the
na
tives.
.Many
liours.
she
said
were
for
leader-,
smeiil
in
IraiiHlalincrTrnm
Fmrlil.
being
Sir,
to
the
Kskinm
1
formerly
a
pro-
inp
in
r,nini
ahiiiii-iawiiw
minenl.
Liberal
at
Victoria,
B.C.
jsome
texts
of
scjiptuw,
the
Ten
ICommandmenls
ajid
the
creed.
jThesewere
lyl)ed,
mimeograi)hed,
jiages
cut
and
sew'ed
together
into
book
form.
In
this
manlier
the
work
of
education
began
on
Ilvrscliel
Island.
"Kskinio
parents
aft
very
fond
of
their
childreJl,',,':
'-said
Mrs.
.Stringer,
"and
ihey
jiever
punish
them
which
does
not.
seem
lo
hinder
Ihem
from
growing
up
respectful
and
obedient.
Eskimo
mothers
instead
of
kissing
their
babies
as
we
do,
-touch
noses
Should
they
.see
us
punish
our
children
they
wouUl
think
we
were
very
cruel
mothers."
I
Neatly
Dressed
Continuing,
Mrs.
Slringer
referred
to
the
progress
iiiaile
Tiy
the
Hskimo
women
in
domestic
life.
"F.skimo
women-arc
ingen-J
ious
in
the
art
of
sewing
and
fashioning
iff
fur
garments,"
she
I
said.
Mrs.
Stringer
further
re
marked
Unit
the
women
never
al
lowed
their
clothing
to
gel
ragged
or
go
unmended;
while
the
children
were
always
neatlv
dressed.
'
'
Itishop
Stringer
with
his
wife
will
attend,
the
triennial
meeting
of.
the
Women's
'
Missionary
Society
to
be
held
in'
Hamilton,
Onl.,
on-Oclnber
t.
They
will
re
turn
lo
th
north
country
aboul
November
and
will
rirriceed'
to
Dawson
City
by
way
of
Vancou
ver,
Skagway
aid
White
Horse.
The
last
30
mi
s
of
the
journey
will
be
made
in
sleighs
driven
by
dogs.
WEALTHY
MEN
LEARNTOTRAP
Preparations
Made
to
Entertain
New
Yorkers
In
Winter
Woods
of
Canada
WINMI'KO,
Sent.
15.
Something
new
In
the
way
of
enler-
tainmenl
for
Ihe
tired
busine,s
men
of
.New
York,
Chicago,
Pitts
burg
and
other
large
centres
of
Xd
United
Slalcs
has'
beeji
developed
in
Canada
by
Donald
(Curly)
I'hillin,
nolcd
guide
and
out
filler
of
Ihe
Canadian
Rockies
.'I
he
plan
which
has
already
been
matured
and
which
will
be
es
tablished
as
an
actual
fact,
is
the
creation
of
a
trap
lino
where
rich
men
who
yearn
for
the
solace
and
adventure
of
the
norlhland
may
feel
all
Ihe
emotions
without
experiencing
any
jif
the,
hardships
S-T.CHrVm-tS
Mew
Dishes
Tfc
douMt
tlelimn
of
St.
(.bulei
Milk,
atcomp.rtd
with
otd.n.ry
milk,
civrt
.new
and
ffe
iclout
flavor
to
.11
dlihe.
Ih.t
JIMr
niUk.
Send
lor
Fn
5t.
Ch.rl..
R.cip.
Book
nd
try
it
out.
The
donlcn
Co.
Limit'
J
Vancouver.
tr...'i.i4
The
Little
Red
Hen
DUCK,
puck,
puck,
pucKAYah"
cackles
the
little
1
red
hen,
as
she
steps
off
the
warm
nest,
broad
casting
to
the
barnyard
that
she
has
just
laid
a
fine,
fresh
egg.
She
makes
a
product,
that
any
"manufacturer"
might
be
proud
of,
and
doesn't
hesitate
to
advertise
the
fact.
A
duck
egg
might
be
just
as
good,
but
the
duck
evidently
doesn't
think
so.
She
doesn't
advertise,
and
duck
eggs
have
no
market.
To
be
absolutely
sure
in
buying
ANY
merchandise
stick
to
the
advertised
brands.
For
their
manufacturers
believe
in
them
and
tell
you
about
them
daily
in
the
advertising
columns
of
this
newspaper,
over
their
signatures.
The
duck-egg
brands
might
be
just
as
good,
but
you
cannot
be
sure,
if
the
manufacturers
themselves
will
not
admit
it!
Read
the
advertisements
regularly.
Buy
from
them.
You
will
then
know
the
source
of
the
products,
and
whom
to
look
to
if
they
don't
measure
up.
Advertising
is
the
radio
of
commerce-
broadcasting
things
you
should
know
or
disconuorls
Details
01
.the
plan
as
it
lias
been
developed
by
Mr.
Phillips
were
supplied
loday
by
C.
Osborne
Scott,
general
pas
senger
agent
on
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
Winnipeg.
.Mr.
Phillips
has
established
a1
trap
line
150
miles
long
near
'Hied,
jusl
east
of
Jasper
in
the
Uockies
and
at
about
every
ten
miles
has
built
a
shanty.
It
is
liis
intention
to
take
tired
businessmen
or
writers
with
money
and
ambilion
to
scribble
something
aboul
the
Canadian
wilds
on
trips
along
the
trap
line
so
Ihey
may
learn
the
methods
followed
by
trappers
in
securing
furs
and
at
the
same
time
get
a
few
thrills.
O.-ien
all
Win
tor
The
trap
line
will
open
with
the
coming
of
tho
first,
snow
and
it
will
be
kept
up
all
winter.
Visit,
ors
who
do
not
know
how
lo
snowshoo
or
who
don't
want
to
learn
will
ride
from
trap
to
trap
on
a
sleigh
pulled
by
a
train
of
dogs.
The
traps
will
be
set
for
marten,
Miiink,
lynx,
fisher,
ermine,
wolf,
fox,
wolverine
and
bear.
The
adventurous
will
be
shown
how
to
set
Iho
traps,
how
the
bait
is
used
and
Ihe
right
kind
of
bait
for
eacli
animal
and
Ihey
will
be
shown
how
tho
animals
are
skinned
and
the
fur
prepared
for
market.
That
the
plan
is
one
which
carries
an
undoubted
appeal
is
evident
iroui
the
fact
that
Mr.
Phillips
has
already
booked
reservations
for
forty
people,
most
of
whom
are
from
Chicago
and
Clevelano.
There
are
also
several
applications
Trom
New
York
and
one
from
New
Orleans.
Mr.
P.iillins
whose
headquarters
nee
at
Jasper
is
one
of
Hie
most
noted
guides
in
the
Canadian.
Hockies,
This
year
ho
handled
all
tlio
outfitting,,
feeding
and
trans
portation
arrangements
lor
the
Alpine
Club
of
Canada,
which
held
ils
annual
camp
at
Mount
Ilobson.
w
in
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
September
3,
6,
16,
26
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
September
1,
12,
22
8.8.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
BuUdale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
Rtver,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
S'reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rui
B.v.
Fair
Week
Specials
Vacuum
Bottles
Keep
Contents
Hot
or
Cold
Use
it
lo
put
Baby's
Food
in
at
nights.
Splendid
Value,
75c.
EMULSIFIED
COCOANUT
OIL
SHAMPOO
A
shampoo
that
gives
the
hnir
tone
and
vigor
and
easily
cleanses
Hie
scalp.
Regular
prico
50c.
Special,
25c.
ORMES
LIMITED
THE
REXALL
STORE.
Phones
82
and
200.
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
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PAPER
THAT
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