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99-
W
Number
?4
is
ClwjkTi
!
43fer
I
W.
CLARK
Umitad,
New
nd
Secondhand
Furniture
Store
buy.
hpII
and
p-rlinntro
all
limN
of
Iipw
mid
second
hand
BOA4"t.
AIo
wp
loan
nionpy
on
any
irilrlp.
A
rpppplaldp
iilaro
it
uliiih
(o
Irninad
your
la'
hiitMiifaft.
S39
Third
Avenue.
Phone
46.
P.O.
Box
92
Wm
ThPif-T-ServiGB
1
Wei
Wash
Thrrfl
Senlcps,
nnp
nf
whirh
will
paclly
fill
your
Wai
(fay
Jlppd.
I'linne
tia
for
particulars.
Canadian
L
aundry
Phone
8.
Seam
VALUE
OF
OIL
TO
COMMUNITY
Georga
Woodland
Civet
Interesting
Paper
on
Commodity
He
Sells
DEPENDS
INDUSTRY
'Telle
Rotary
Club
How
Much
More
Economical
It
Is
Than
Coal
1
in-
j'l
mim
if
111
rruii;
1111
iirr
'
'
...
1
1
nutniifuclurpl
and
upd
'
from
rriiilp
nil
and
vn
about
180
mH-.lion
barrel
of
(caanlinp
and
50
nfillion
JiarreN
nf
kpropnp.
Mo.l
nnirli
MANY
HERE
QUICKLY
RELIEVED
AFTER
USING
VEGETABLE
SYRUP
II
Is
necessary
In
keep
one
vital!
Oct
quick
relief!
Take
just
a
organ
of
your
body
In
condition
:l""nrul
"
nr.
inacners
J.iver
if
n,l
Pipect
lo
feel
your
best.
T
"
"
vyf
V
.
i
i
liff
,
,
meals.
Notice
th
Ulrk
differ-
IJ.i
organ
is
your
livert
lion
'
,
.
yo
ook.
1
ftnl.
working
properly
il
aid
(Iigps.!Heep
tnd
fpel.
'TJih
tpelahliv
lion,
prevents
constipation
and
syrup
contains
only
ingredient
purines
your
blood.
'
When
your
known
lo
Jim
medical
prnfpssinn
Iher
is
Hogged
Villi
.impurities
it
'for
IliPir
cnrrPclUo
nn.l
healfli-rannot
do
Hipsp
three
lliiiics"
mi.
building
pr'nperlies.
Ir,
Thaclier's
A
I
Hie
llolary
Club
Innc
heon'til
fl
f
nrniicrly.
fl:iUHil
ainl
'-ivr
A
Wood
.Syrtip
i
pleasant
yeslenhjy
uflTiMofi,
Opnrge
lnnc..
Oouseqiip'ntly
you
nflpn
,f
,nk.
nnl
'""
wi"
'
rom-
If
J
I
noinann,
iimmiBcr
or
the
im.
unU
up
morning
feeling
dull
1'ieteiy
sattsrieii;
oiiiPrwi-
nriig-
J
nlSSCaiS&rCgUaiTQS
l''n'l
"il
Co.
at
this
renlrp,
ml-and
tired
frequently
liolhereif
K'1-
ar'
nulhorid
lo
return
Hie
,
-
!
!drec.
Hi
Holary
Clul
on
I
tie
with
one
or
more
symptoms
such
."nlall
cost.
tne
iOOa
yOU
DUY
'question
or
on
an.l
gave
some
a
lack
nf
appetite,
poor
dlges-l
Iir.
TliarlierV
J.lvcrynd
Wood
Tk
Comrent
only
allow.
It
lo
appear
on'Vroductl
contain
Uf
nat
wnitn
it
own
ia.
ptctor
ban
approL
It
it
a
bolut
(uartnt.
All
Clark.
frrprd
MEAT
fvati
ir
Hi
lnd
Canada
ApproTL
Dla1errU
iktm.
P
n
Clitk
fiUUIrimt
it
.lontrt.l,
P.Q.,
Rfni.
H-0-.
llwrew,
Out.,
i
eased
it
Caaada.
vyruti
If
Caaadiaat
ami
'(.Jit
CiJil
farm
produce.
"I'liPiifc
arp
llirpn
diffpn-nt
UjIiuIm
of
cTiido
oil
in
llin
world.
lion,
roMlPd
loinfiip,
oik
hpad-
fyrup
Im
unM
and
rpcommcndwl
hpIip.
uluffy
pold,
nprvou
and
liy
Ormps
I.tdl,
(W.
3rd
Avp.
and
llhi'Pl.
And
von
rrirllirnip
to
fopl
f.lli
SI
lriiwi
Itiirinrl
II
fl
?.
nl
axphall
Jmp.
paraffin
lmp
nndfoul
of
orl
mil
il
your
livpr
liai'ly
IckIIiiiz
jlriKfjml
Hi
pnry
!inlx'd
liaM',-'
hp
aid.
"Cruilc
nil
.pn
propi-rly
clpannvl
und
loiiPd.
rily
and
town.
i
made
up
of,
chiefly
hydrKPi
aixi
ranmn
wun
vanoim
j.prcpul--
rtiuf
riiifil
n
of
Hip
limp.
.1kp;
nf
M.lpl.ur
rnmpound
j
The
st.te.men'e
Viewpoint
..o.,
ar,o.rn,
,
f)
Mlp
,
,
j
l.nrul
nir
iU.
paraff.n
wax
und
aiu.;
,0
nur
civjiza,ion
wouM
re
a
1
.
altl
a
lit
A
I
I
iiri
faii-n
fill
duel
ajrain
hrokpn
Into
arP
up
,
Mh
j(
PnUll04i:
,,ul
"Ilir
1'nilP.I
Slalp
.
i
liroiniri'-i
-.,,
.1,1.
liru.u.
it...
,appmxin.alp.v
at
urr
mil
of
lliP,uMry
iau.
,,,.
ma(,
,,yi
Mtr,.l
i
,
I
In
'""
jfii(ipiiip
ralpsmpii.
i.d
l.y
IhPj
of
Hi..
rfphU
In
t'JiS
i
r4
wan
about',.,,
n.oa.urp
lo
ul.irh
lhi
MIL:
-i
40
million
Imm-U.
In
the
nil
i,uin,
,
u..jully
ub.
indur.lr
.f
Hip
Will
Aiiwri.-anJi,-.,,,,.
n
WIPI-r-
-i.,.-
ponllnpnl
IhPrp
ii
fupr.1p(
b'ulPaj7a,IK
;pplit
billion
dollaM.
.
...f.
M(('i(.
?.IM,rally
Mw
-Slnrp
IH59.
.1,P-,Par
nj
.ril.
tliph!lVP
vr).
,(,
;.,,,.,.,.
(f
,1
growth
nf
Hip
hu-lne-H
)ia
I.ppu
Vl.r).
vn,,
,,
inii,orlanl
i,,,,,,.
onvlUniK
phpnompiial.
.
Papli
,r
tl.Ars
,tf
al,
of
tUls
ur-pp.llnir
Ipii
yparx
l.avp
pro-
f.unalp
vpi.Iuip
an.l
.
nn-ally
Idurpd
mnrp
nil
than
Mir
pnlirp
In,
,,asr!roratp.
iippouiiI
of
J.p-p:
I
pm-plinK
pprmd
ainpp
II.p
di.jM
,UlP!t
not
knw
(ia
onrt
cnpr-
of
II.p
priHliiel.
TI.p
pr.t-
,iarrP,
wHU
ar
Mlay
frTr;iy
.UK-lion
from
loon
to
93
ba;magnifi(.(
,
a
or
ral
Uly
nrrra.pd
nrarly
Hoo
ppr
rPnl:(jrt
110,
)aW
(,ff
a,
,;IfJ
,t
u
..mi
n
hup
p
iiaxp.
u"
nol
adUpd
n
In
II.p
mtipli
prpalpr
'arpipi
priuiurimii
in
ni-iory
unotitiMiiK
lo
morn
than
l.'un.-0P(l
barrrlH
daily.
Thl
nil
i
prixlnrpd
from
Niproxiuialpy
jHj.nufi
wpIU.
:
Immense
Quantity
I
IriiriiiK
Hip
pnr
IWJ3lliPrp
was
litiOil'Pr
nf
wpII
ilrlllofl
r
of
Hip
dry
IioIp.
whirh
adil
o
rmirli
lo
Hip
nuts
of
Hip
nppralnr.
'Hip
public
jIop
nol
knnw
of
Hip
numpy
uppn!
for
pqiripmpnl.
labor,
papx
and
Ipiip
rental,
nor
of
Hip
manufanliirfns:
and
iivarkolini:
cnl:
anil
h
a
rp'ull
il
raunid
pp
why
aiditiP
and
nllipr
pro-
durl
of-r,rndp
oil
liniili
riil
of
I
ln
tsaolinp
war.
upd
in
12,-j
Cott
of
Dpy'
HoIes
000
000
.nolor
vPhiclP,.
If
IliP
WCprrtllnv,l,y
23-
uorM-PrP
in
Iip
dPpriVPd
nf
tra,-
,,rlV
viu
,
,p
Tnitcd
cr-ndP
0,1
,
won
d
be
turned
back
n
n
a
)f
at
Incl
n
fjunrlfr
of
a
I
u
-
i
Mor.
Il.au
that
wp
ha.P
bppnniP
OI.raljllJf
in
h(l
Slal
.
.
P,H.ndPi.
nn
HiP.P.Ihnl
nur
(f
kal0nWi
wiM
awril;J0
(ri.
u1u,
p
duUrial
.Ir-vclopmen
,,,,,,,,
,Puir,.-rtiii.mI
mjuhl
I.p
Paid
In
i-PvnhP
aromi.
mrr
(ff(,r0Ill
arls
((
,ha,
atr.
riii
pplipration
wilhnut
,o,l
wr4
,
,.,..
rotinR
552.000
lr
nif.ff
Hip
nf
'forP-.,)r
ir,
way-
nur
a
,
3
n00
wr,
,
fatl.pr.,
i
do
n
our
Inka
in
wp,
tUiM
u
l(,a
llhPlr
rnnrnprim
.lvPway..
'8JI
fppt
nf
I.oIp,
nr
an
avpra?P
(I
1-
nol
nnlv
now
iu.p
at
our
,
j,.
f0l
R
w
a,
a
avraff0
Upr"
Prpal
Indu.lripx
but
l
'-
c)l
nf
8,H
ppr
foot,
but
in
jromlntr
nf
mafPr
r-lali-
l-
Mwh
n,
ciirnrnia
and
pnriaiK.P
-pry
ypar.
Wp
l.avo
.xa
p((
WB,
mKU
had
many
ralnn(ilnii
prpd
c
Honwirn
C),mP
,,,
colKill).r
Ml0
nf
U
early
PtlraiHinn.
bu
if
wc
roN
,
,K,rinjr
fni.
oi,
In
iN
mturp
by
it
iarP
Jud,-P
pas
a,
,,(,r,
Swn1an
wllifl,
amnul
,,,
lit
will
bp
bul
fpw
until.
a
ypar
,,,
.,
.IW1
linn
..
nU
(Im
iinnnal
Produrlinn
nf
nil
f",mi
it
mwrpim
of
ihp
uullay
for
rparh
one
billion
Iwirrrl
and
nvay
bp
pvpii
IIiph
In
Hip
jwaddllnu
elolliPH
nf
infancy.
"Ncvpr
ycl
lia
Hip
oi)
producer
failed
In
brinir
forth
Hip
occasionally
dry
holes.
Cost
of
Gasoline
Tukp
Hip
product
inMil
di
cusseij
by
Hip
public
Kanlinp.
ihfildpii
dPtnll!
nf
Hiis
inxalnablP
An
P'ljmal'
of
.)r.
lUlwin
fl,
Icntnmndilv
when
nppdp-1
and
n
Slogan,
dirpctor
of
scipnrn
!pr-
i
.
-
-
it
.
1.
:
1
1
.
H
..1
1
1.
fair
prophecy
l
Dial
llicy
will
not
vice
asninxion,
m.h-
ui.u
ho
.fail
until
srmie
nlher
nubMllute
l
'Pt
PslinrttP
nf
annual
e.pndi-
ifouml
lhal
will
bPltPr
fulfill
Hip
ttiro
on
motor
car
In
(he
country
A
'dash
o
Corby's
w
your
7k?
Quality
Mikty
of
Canada
Ill
fSM
lUIUIIIID
I
TI.U
advertisement
is
not
publiMicl
or
.lisplayod
liy
the.
Liquor
Cnntn..
Iloar.1
Dr
by
l.l.n
'
Government
of
UrilUh
Columbia.
for
1921
wax
a
Jolal
if
$7,78.1,-onoino
dinlrihulPrt
'a
folwn:
rinp
would
Ihink
lhal
1111
inTi'
rars'
f
I.
ft
8,000,1)00
iioprppiaiion
i,koii,ooo,ooo
liilprpt
Tirpi
...
iafolinp
jif
wp
arp
lo
furnv,our
,nncluion
"il
flarasp
llppiir-
and
liiMiranrp
..
Tuxen
.-.
.,......
2!).i,000,00i
lr.o.ooo.ooo
:'3,ooo)00
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Mip-
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Irivpr
oalaciP.
Ito.'id
inaintpianrn
175,000.000
r.5j.ooo,ooo
f.000.000,000
185,000,000
275,000,000
r.oo.000,000
180.000,000
:
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7
.;83,ooo,ooo
Out
of
Proportion
"Tills
i
approximately
eiplil
billion
itollars.
(it
(hU
huge
sum
Hip
pasoline
col
anwuiiilt.
lo
82.1,00,000
or
about
(pii
fcr
CPiil.
yp
Hip
ten
fT
cenl
faiirips
more
apitatioii
ami
rooiuiPiir
than
all
Hip
rpst
of
I
he
J0
ppr
cpiiI
which
ttm
public
siwnd.
"
Wliy?
For
Hip
rPHMtu
lhal
il
is
tlif
factor
lhal-
propels
the.
car,
hence
H10
.most
apparent
npcp.ily,
ami
roncprns
more
penpp
than
the.
owners,
namely
Hiomi
for
inslaul
who
ride
with
him.
Tbiri
coinprisps
so
larve
a
pull
of
Hip
population
that
Hip
puhlH'
interest
,'nalurtilly
follows.
"I
will
jjiioIh
!oiiip
excerpl
from
a
speech
made
by
A.
t!.
Itedfortl,
chairman
of
the
boanl
of
director
of
Hip
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jprcpy
l.pfore
Hip
Ameri
can
I'plrolruni
Instiliile
i-onvcn
lion
al
SI.
I.ouls.
Tvery
on
knows
of
cmrsp
lhal
Hip
oil
businPss
has
Iippii
facial
tills
ypar
with
unpreeedPiilPd
conditions'.
There
has
been
an
enormous
production
of
oil,
far
in
excess
of
current
rprpiirp-mpnls,
and
pI
currcnl
rrquirc-nipnls
Ihenwehes
have
been
very
It
real.
Willi
such
conditions
on
the
one
hand
and
evident
rcouire-tnenls
of
Hie
fuluro
facing
us
on
Hie
other,
it
has
been
but
natural
that
dilTprent
opinions
should
liae
ihAelojted
as
In
Hie
wip
policy
which
should
le
fol-
lnwed
In
meetinK
Hio
situation.
t
wo
lundamenlal
opinions
have
epQ
held,
and
in
Hip
wnrkinsr
out
of
Ihe
consejuent
policies
piisued
lies
the
explanation
In
Hip
public
for
the.
various
price
moxpinenls
in
which
IliPy
have
been
sn
intprpslpd.
Maintain
SUble
Prices
One
.orlionl
h;rs
said
thai
it
was
Hie
duly
nf
Hip
industry
to
maintain
a
fairly
.stable
and
rrasonahlp
price
for
crude
oil
in
spile
nf
Hip
flush
production
taking
plarp
in
California
and
Hip
Mid
ConlinPiit
field,
and
in
spile
oMIie
fuel
lhal
regard
for
temporary
condilions
only
would
justify
a
lower
pricey
The
idea
was
fhat
mich
a
IpvpI
of-
prices
would
pnuhle
producers
of
Hie
older
and
smaller
producing
wells
In
continue
pro
duction,
und
lhal
a
vigorous
re.
duct
ion
in
prices
would
result
in
a
loss
of
a
considerable
propor
tion
of
(he
production
Itself,
a
loss
of
that
stable
production
which
may
m
regarded
as
Ihe
hack
bone
of
Ihe.
industry.
Thote
holding
Hull
View
held
that
II
was
better
In
pay
a
price
whirh
would
keep
these
sellled
wpIIs
in
existence,
on
Hie
theory,
that,
If
Ihesp
well
hail
10
rpase
production
and
that
"il
was
lost,
the.
public
in
the;
long-run
would
have,
to
pay
a
much
IiIkIut
price
for
its
oil.
II
was
fell"
Hint
Hie
nubile,
interest
would
be
actually
prnmntisd
by
tlieiiiiiilrnanpe
of
a
somewhat
higher
price
Ihati
the
immediate
economic
pondl
lions
warranted
rattier
than
ti
very
low
price
slmutd
.prevail
now,
and
a
much
higher
price
have
lo
be
faced
in
the
future.
Them
was
another,
school
of
though
lit
the
industry
which
maintained
that
the
economic
ronlrolliiig
nJicies
of
re.spncl
ive
companies,
policies
that
havo
been
actuated
by
Hie
dilTerent
view
points
and
each
interest
humanly
inclined
lo
Ihe
course
which
promised
Ihe
greatest
ad
vantage
or
which
seemed
lo
il
to
possess
the
greater
potentiali
ties
for
Hie
general
good,
and
Ibis
ha
applied
to
the
whole
in
dustry.
Should
be
Frank
flip
Petroleum
industry
needs
lo
tell
Hie
public
Ihe
story
of
Petroleum
in
an
honest,
frank
way
and.
instead
of
people
critiz-
ing,
they
will
marvel
at
our
ac
complishment.
Fourteen
million
motor
vehicles
are
on
Hip
road
today,
enough
to
transport
Ihe
entire
population
in
one
and
one-half
Jrjps
and
you
could
nol
do
thai
If
il
-was
not
for
petroleum.
There
is,
perhaps,
no
product
In
Hie
world
today
that
transmits
the
pconoinic.
value
from
one
position
lu
another
as
doe
a
gallon
of
gasoline,
yet
Ihe
people
of
today
take
that
as
a
matler
of
course.
They
doit
tTecognire
it.
There
are
several
phases
of
Hie
oil
industry
which
Hie
people
of
Prince
Hupert
are
interested
in,
that
i,s
Ihe
burning
of
fuel
oil
in
railway
mcoinolivps.
You
sometimes
wonder
why
a
rall-
roal
should
burn
oil
in
prefer
ence
lo
coal
and
what
are
the
relative
value
of
!olh,"
Mr.
Woodland
I
lien
gave
a
number
of
fads
tend
figures
to
show
how
much
cheaper
and
more
convenient
was
oil
as
fuel
for
locomotives
including
Hip
cost
of
handling
and
storage
Ennlno
House
Expenses
The
ease
with
'which
oil
burning
engines
may
be
turned
and
(lie
small
amount
of
work
on
Why?
?
VVHY
waste
time
in
useless
"shopping
around"
when
the
advertisements,
lay
before
you
the
choicest
wares
of
every
progressive
merchant
in
town?
WHY
use
needless
effort
in
an
endless
store-to-store
quest
when
the
advertisements
enable
you
to
make
your
choice
of
the
finest
merchandise
without
even
leaving
your
home?
WHY
pay
more
than
you
ought
when
you
can
stretch
your
dollar
to
the
elastic
limit
by
taking
advantage
of
the
bargains
and
good
buys
that
are
daily
advertised
in
this
paper?
WHY
risk
dissatisfaction
by
buying
unknown,
unhanded
goods
when
you
can
assure
yourself
complete
satisfaction
by
buy-ing
an
advertised
product,
backed
by
ihe
integrity
of
a
man
who
spends
real
money
to
establish
his
name
and
'to
build
up
public
good-wdl?
Read
the
Advertisements.,
Buy
Advertised
Wares.
It
is
a
safe
and
sound
policy
law
of
supply
and
demand
which
ins
alwavs
governed
the
in-
Uustry
slioufd
have
free
play
at
all
limes.
Here,
then,
we
have
two
per
fectly
lionesl
altitudes
of
mind
Waste
Time.
Shopping
Around
FWTB
FTV1.
4
tf
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
them
tfl
engine
houses
as
com-1
pnred
witlt
coal
hnrncr
is
well
known.
The
fact
thai
oil-burn-:
lug
engines
are
run
Rroaler
distances
without
round-housing
is
large
factor
in
decreasing
engine
bouse
cost.
Striking
Figures
Sneakinc
of
our
section
of
railway
he
said:
"On
basis
pf
an
average
month's
business
Ihe
consumption
of
fuel
oil
by
loco-l
...
1
ii
in
nnn1
IIIOIIes
S
ill'l'l
UAIinuirij
,
u,uvu
.
barrels.
On
this
basi
the
annual
out-of-pocket
saving
of
not
burning
oil
for
fuel
in
locomo-i
lives
as
compared
with
coal
Is!
8O0.000".
Oilier
elemeiits
of
(Continued
on
pago
sis)
I
nTllUalill
rav.'iiiiHSB
BLADDER
fafctftomM
Each
Cm
aaul
tt
Dam
t&
Itwr,
ormmiW(.
EPSON
COAL
We.
can
now
Supplr
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
in
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
BS.
The
Pastime
Cigar
Store
Opp.
Empress
Hotel.
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Cigarettes,
Candies
and
Soft
Drinks,
We
have
a
pleasant
back
roan.
Come
in
and
make
yourself
at
home.
W.
M.
Whiting.
Prop.
'