PAQ
TWO.
THE
DAILY
Thursday,
May
The
Fine
Qualities
'SHANKS
TELLS
H
of
Wall
ABOUT
Known
Barter
STEWART
Who
Pasd
PL
AY
E
R
NAVY
CUT
SALAM"
Through
Hera
Recently
WrIUs
to
Victoria
Pae
Oh
peculiarity
ahon!
Slewarl
GREEN
TEA
i
the
melloul
of
supplying
clec-Irie
CIGARETTES
litrht.
.says
J.
A.
Shanks
the
cannot
be
adequately
described
but
Viliria
barter
now
located
at
they
can
be
appreciated
in
tHe
teacup.
Stewart,
writing
lo
Ibe
Victoria
(TadonM.
The
"juice"
is
Inrneil
FIEE
SAIffLE
!
6IEEI
TEA
BPM
HIGHEST.
"SAUCV
TMMTI
on
at
Ihe
close
nf
the
day.
acronl-
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Thursday,
May
S9,
1921.
Liberal
And
Labor
Working
Together.
The
Liberal
group
in
thr
Urili-li
Parliament
i
giving
good
Mipnort
lo
the
Labor
trovenimeiit
in
carrying
out
a
moderate
roliry
in
that
rotinlrv.
That
gives
Ihe
lie
lo
those
who
have
tried!
pent
on
lhoe
thing
She
land
iuiai
ana
u
i
iw-mg
talked
of
and.
exploited.
A.
few
years
.,..
.triu
was
mt
ceu
ire
oi
attraction.
La.
I
year.
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
was
iL
So
it
goes.
.
-
Alice
Arm
is
rather
in
inp
to
the
time
of
ear
and
dis.
crowded
on
thre
ide
hy
monn-
lains
which
seent
to
push
it
fnr-
ward.
o
lo
seak,
and
Ihe
vision
i
arrested
hy
the
solid,
lark-hue.l
P
round,
thus
(browing
into
bold
relief
the
lifrhLroloreit
htiildin?
of
Ihe
town,
.
Road
Cut
From
Cliff
A
trail
of
the
lrest
de;m.
to
ray
that
Liberal?,
have
no
sympathy
with
the
aspirations
of
the
floored
with
three-inch
plankinjr.
labor
element.
Urili-h
Liberal,
like
Canadian
Liberals,
believe
j
ojien
In
pedestrian
only.
Thi
in
a
progressive
in.licy
but
they
refuse
lo
lie
led
away
by
the
,nnx
narrw
bridge
affair
ruN
in
ranting
of
the
Red
and
they
nlo
refue
lo
listen
lo
lh
ralam-'
.(raidi
jnr
through
the
low
ily
howls
of
the
t.onervalives
who
profess
lo
think
that
Ihe
eontinueat
at
dawn.
Kveryoody
rays
a
flat
rate.
Therefore
the
town's
well
lighted
all
throojrti
Ihe
nisht.
.
Shut-off
on
lialil
are
as
scare
in
Slewarl
a
keys
were
for
bar
room
doors
in
the
hilarious
lay
of
old.
On
arrival
at
the
dock
of
this
cumin?
metropolis
Hie
traveller
finds
still
a
mile
and
a
half
must
le
covered
by
fool
or
by
jitney,
as
the
ilepth
of
the
water
in
the
Portland
dual
will
nt
erniil
a
closer
approach
by
the
steamer!
Yet,
looking
from
the
deck
of
(lie
palatial
Prinre
fJeorjro.
the
distance
iIoph
not
apear
more
than
half
a
mile..
That
i.
lioweer.
an
opt
l
jlln.sion
doe
In
the
position
of
the
lownile.
Stewart
is
't
water
of
the
canal
from
Ihe
dock
lo
the
business
section
of
Stewart
.
To
Ihe
left,
around
Ihe
foot
of
Dolly
Mountain,
winds
Ihe
road
for
heavy
traffic.
The
construction
of
U
rork.hael
:
i
.
i.iMiig
ot-r-.
avenue
was
an
envineenns
elf
heavily
in
order
to
get
right
with
the
re-l
or
the
world
and
achievement
of
no
small
moment,
she
is
succeeding
bevond
nil
exudations.
If
the
country'
i
toV'ulliii?
inlo
the
face
of
eheer
keep
the
lead
which
she
has
in
the
world
thi
is
neresary.
jgranile.
aton?
the
sjrle
f
a
.ew
countries
Iiinl
it
more
itmictilt
to
raise
large
sums
of
mountain
that
stand
a.
u
money
because
there
is
less
money
in
the
hands
of
rich
people.
When
taxes
are
levied
in
this
country
they
have
to
be
collected
from
nil
the
people
and
as
all
Ihe
people
vote,
objection
is
laken
to
making
the
taxes
very
heavy.
.
The
reull
is
lhat
Canada
is
slower
paying
her
debts
than
the
mother
country,
Japan
Objects
To
'
.
Being
Excluded.
To
what
extent
is
a
nation
free
agent?
Perhaps
il
is
U
Ihe
extent
she
dare
be.
Japan
making
u
strong
protest
at
the
action
of
Ihe
I'niled
Stales
which
affects
her
citizens
in
that
country
and
doubtless
jf
L'uiled
States
were
a
weak
nation
and
Japan
a
strong
one
the
protest
would
be
enforced
by
at
least
a
Ihreal
of
war
if
not
actual
display
of
force.
At
one
time
individuals
thought
they
were
Independent
of
all
other
individuals
and
could
do
as
(hey
wished,
hut
now
they
are
regulated
in
almost
everything
they
do.
They
must
walk
on
the
street
ax
Ihey
are
told,
cross
where
Ihey
an
told
and
always
act
in
a
becoming
manner.
If
they
drink
loo
much
they
are
ar-
sled
or
if
"they
honk
the
horn
of
the
car
lo
call
a
companion
they
arc
slopped
and
fined.
Regulations
and
re-trictions
abound
ou
every
side.
Now
the
same
principle
i
being
extended
lo
nations.
Very
mmiii
it
will
be
found
that
no
nation
lives
to
itself
and
no
nation
is
a
free
agenl.
The
action
of
each
will
be
regulated
by
others,
and
there
will
be
a
community
of
nations
just
a
ihere
is
a
com-munily
of
individuals.
Mailer-
such
as
migration
will
be
regn-lajed
hy
an
international
court
and
no
nation
will
have
power
to
arbitrarily
exclude
any.
The
world
is
gradually
gelling
.-mailer
and
we
Mlay
know
what
everyone
is
doing.
While
crime
and
disaster
is
recorded
more
than
anything
else,
it
is
noticed
that
jtolilical
movements
are
of
interest
and
new
of
Ihcrn
is
flashed
around
the
world
and
printed
in
the
newspaper-,
fireal
men
of
everv
nation
are
known
all
over
the
world
and
Ihe
affairs
of
one
nation
are-
of
interest
lo
itie.
people
-of
every
other.
Mlnlnq
Camps
'
,
Have
Their
Vogue.
K
Today
all
eyes
in
Ihe
mining
world
are.
turned
toward
Port
risht
a
a
city
sky-craper.
and
lo
hew
from
Ihe
precipitous
side
a
thirty-foot
roadway
of
nearly
wV
miles
in
length
wa
an.
acconi.
plishnicnt
that
;hroupht
lo
li?tit
the
deerniine..
far-sighted,
optimistic
composition
of
Hie
men
of
this
t
i
Ik-
is
not,
by
any
mean.,
despaired
of.
Stewart
has
a
we.furniliei
hospital,
two
churches
and
a
fire
hall.
Therefore
it
j
fitly
equipped
lo
look
after
the
spiritual
and
material
welfare
of
its
own
pop.
illation
and
those
wlio
come
from
Ihe
outside.
Building
Goes
On
Several
new
store
and
resi
dential
buildings
are
under
con
duction.
The
roads
are
hein?
cotiftanlly
improved.
The
dock
s
gradually
srainin?
the
animated
and
cluttered
appearance
lhat
says
sprintr
is
here.
For
as
the
gin
Hi
weather
advances,
mining
work
jrrow
rirorc
and
more
ac
tive,
hifrjrer
crew
are
put
on.
greater
production
called
for.
The
population
of
Stewart
is
eighty
per
cent
male.
'Hie
ma-jorily
are
a
combination
of
pros,
peelor
and
mine
worker.
Hardly
anybody
here
but
who
lias
a
claim-slaked
thai
promise
hi?
returns.
In
the
meantime,
Ihey
all
work
on
the
different
com.
pany
properties
but
their
own
individual
holdings
are
the
bright
dream
of
their
existence,
the
-far-lit
hope
of
the
golden
future.
Stewart
people
have
a
very
kindly
regard
fnr
Victoria.
They
claim
lhat
Ihe
bulk
of
financial
H"
"nmM
liH
n'
8-m"""
noinl
if
view
i
iii
,
""
,,rnm
made
possible
?
..
'J1
very
valuable
mining
pm-
the
opening
up
of
valuable
neHies
es
ih
lhat
w.ll
-
n
t
..ulb
i
m
ledly
be
heard
from
pro-pert
The
very
soon.
perlies
has
come,
will,
a
hearty
camp
,s
ju.t
as
rich
as
,1
was
a
few'
years
ago
and
as
soon
will
from
the
people
"f
Ihe
T.'urlT
r,,,ar,v
U
''ntr-
VaSeo!
of
"'I"'
Capli.1
City
er
l
a.
attracts,
to
prospectors,
miners
and
financiers.
m(lf,
,;arUliri1
,ao
"Eczema
on
Mv
Fapp
-
r
Completely
Relieved9'
Miss
Winifred
Ernest,
Box
46,
Blockhowe,
N.
S.,
writes:
"Ever
fince
I
wi
little
chili
I
uffered
with
eczenu
on
my
fct.
At
time
my
lce
wi
completely
covered
s
with
Urge
.
ore,
na
I
tried
nesrly
every
kind
of
medicine
that
I
heard
of
with
no
results.
This
lasted
for
over
twenty
years,
until
one
day
I
asked
the
advice
of
my
druggist,
who
bade
me
five
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
a
trial.
After
using
the
Ointment
for
a
few
days,
the
sore
began
to
heal,
and
soon
I
was
completely
relieved
of
the
disease.
Dr.
CkflSA'fi
ninitrMMtr
SO
rta.
m
bo.
all
onlem,
r
IAjumuu.
itotM
A
(lo,
VUL.
Tunas
is.
very
well
represented
among
Ihe
irive(or
in
Stewart'
mining
propositions.
Hard
Pull
No
doubt
hut
the
Portland
Carfal
region
l
coming
inlo
its
own.
Fnr
many
years
it
has
had
a
hard
pp.
.Merely
the
confidence
of
a
few
slern.
unliealalde
spirits
Imve
kept
ibe
firen
of
hope
steadily
glowing.
Little
Jiy
little
Fralifying
results
have
appeared,
until
today
with
Ihe
Premier,
the
Dun
well
a
nil
other
properties
nf
leer
dimension
making
2001L
who
would
predict
for
Ihe
future
of
Stewart
anything
but
pros,
perily?
The
fire
department
was
called
out
at
8.15
this
morning
to
ex-lingufsli
a
chinpiey
firein
Ihe
house
nl
C20
Sixth
Avenue
West
owned
by
F.
W.
Hart
and
oe.
cujiled
hy
8.
McManus.
There
was
no
damage.
SEASON
IS
CLOSED
Election
of
Officers
Took
Place
at
Meeting
YesUrday
Brief
Pronram
was
Discoursed
The
last
meeting
of
Hie
season
Mrs.
WiHMlwnHh,
Mi
M.
A.
Way.
Mrs.
It.
Hlanee,
Mrs.
O.
A.
WVMHlland
and
Mrs.
A.
T.
I'ar-kin.
The
program
included
sdo,
I
Know
a
Lovely
Harden"
und
"The
Hirlh
of
Morn,"
by
,Mp.
C.
WiHHlworth:
a
paper
"The
Music
of
Xalure."
hy
Mr.
A.
T.
Parkin,
and
a
nlo
"The
Kerry
Oance."
by
Mrs.
II.
Itlailce.
Mrs.,
hoiuld
Hos
and
Mrs.
S.
Ibrton
were
ar-
companisls.
The
Mas
n
the
Moon
SAYS
IIOW
can
you
expect
In
leave
footprints
in
the
sands
of
lime
if
you
are
riding
iiv
an
nolo
or
a
motor
boat.
WOMAN'S
firs
name
is
iMi-t
hut
u
man's
name
j
Mud.
..
-
TIIL
irreisiiide
force
of
public
opinion
is
never
irresistible
in
IMTson
expert
in
Ibe
handling
of
idhd.
---Or-
IF
your
lime
and
(lollies
anil
temper
are
worth
nothing,,
paint
your
own
boat,,
and
rcflalr
yotir
own
engine.
T1IF
man
with
a
mnlorboal
lia
an
advantage
over
the
man
with
I
man!
forgive
utmost
anything
in
a
xeeiii
Harold
Lloyd
"nectaries
.',
BY
MUSICAL
CLUB;
r,'
M
r
-
nrt.
in
I
lie
cuff.
of
the
Indies'
Musiral
Clllh
took
place
yeslcnJay
aftrrnKn
nl
the
home
of
Mrs.
Max
llellhroiwr.
713
Fifth
Avenue
Vet.
There
was
a
brief
program
and
annual
business
was
aln
disposed
of
including
the
reading
of
report
and
Ihe
elecjjon
"f
dticeri.
The
newioflicer
ar
n
follows:
1
President,
Mrs.
n.
1
Mcintosh.
Vice-President.
Mrs.
fleorge
Hryanl.
Secretary
Treasurer,
Mrs.
s.
hart
on.
Kxeculive
Mrs.
.
fi.
llonney.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlncv
Huprt
Mar
2.
191.
The
Ladies
Auxiliary
of
Ihe,
hospital
.ieii
it
delightful
ilanrej
in
Ihe
St.
Andrews
Halt
laul!
night.
Mrs.
ti.
II.
Arnold.
Mrt.j
Hugh
Inuin.
Mr.s.
F.
Mohley
and'
Mr.
.
Want
were
in
charge
of!
decsiralNws
and
Mr.
t:.
T.
I'arl-
inglon
and
Mrs.
Motdey
siiier-1
vsjel
the
servin?
of
refresh-!
tuenls.
I
Iteenj
Kxptoraliof)
parties
have
sent
miI
lp
srvey
Ihe
propositi
railway
route
ftl
the
peace
ItiverJ
valley.
Many
outlet
points
wil'j
f
inspected.
Hie
enterprise
ls
harked
y
l.
A.
Thuioa.
I
he
I
W'Hsh
;ial
ha
ran.
Within
a
few
days
the
U.T.P.
railway
line
will
he
opened
to
Hose
Mike
and
Priestly
will
le
rsiehei
liorll
l
hereafter.
W.
11.
II.
Meehao.
general
sUMrin-
lendeiil
announces.
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MVTTI.n
of
an
arrlK-atUrfi
f
llw
lasne
r.f
a
I'mttOtntiat
"rtlflral
of
Title
for
y
five
.
Hkirk
thirtt-flir
rJ-rimn
ooe
(I,,
civ
uf
it
nr
Hiitn.
van
u.
Satlsrartnry
pn.f
of
llw
w
of
the
,1
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....
iihp
it-
mimWT
iihi
i
lie
uiu,
lie
km(
not
nave
in.navinr
ln
rirnfliifwi
io
me,
II
M
inr
in
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I,
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...
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"enlkHi
to
lne.
afler
lh
ration
ut
ri
ii"m
!
mi
bit
nxmii
irMn
hi
rirt
HiMirtim
liere
an
hour
until
she
is
r...lr
In-
'.
.
l'rrlV"l
Orllfirali.
or
Title
M
rr...,.,
I
lll
I
II,;
1IIIJ1I-L
carburetter.
ALL
Ihings
come
jo
him
who
wails
as
long
as
he
works
while
he
walling.
-S3
J
IF
truth
would
not
slrelchlmw
would
they
pet
so
much
out
of
il?
I0.SIHI.Y
you'
may
not
have
"AND
they
lived
happy
ever
afterwards"
is
believed
liy
nome
ridiculous
ipirlM
and
moorislrufk
young
men.
r
IN
a
town
like
jhli
one
can
III
aiiOe
land
in
It
nawa
or
Mah
.Vi
Hie
and
Mah
rim
c.hunr.
lit
oririnal
Oron
oi
mi
aia
i
um
.nvtntr.
(rai
isn.
and
la
nnnilrel
4JII.
IJIxl
H'UMrr
ororr,
rrinre
niitart.
n.-.
3
1
l
Marrh,
ttll.
ii.
f.
vtaxor..
ftrttrar
of
Tlll.
LAW
J
ACT,
Atllaa
Land
Olatrlct.
Oiatrlct
at
Caaalar,
Take
Miitlr
that
IVr'nald
Hronk.
of
Atlm.
orriiraiHin
miner,
Inlenda
Ui
aifily
rr
srnilMton
lo
piirrtiaw
tip
rlbilnr
deseritied
lauds
:
(Uimineiirlni
at
a
mil
planted
ran
Ininilred
yarda
u,
Ut
ti
of
,ih-
iirniiii
oi
fiiiis'ra
.ret-a,
one
run
al
heard
about
1,e
ri.uV
nnj'rtj'f;
'jf
uj;
run
who
Hssen
an
expert
now
long
her
hen
would
Ait
tin
Ihe
eggs
before
hatchitij.
She
was
odd
three
week
for
chicken
and
four
for
ducks.
,U"'ihe
chickens
did
md
balch
in
three
weeks,
lie
look
the
hen
off
and
mid
Hie
eggs
as
she.
did
not
want
ducks.
NOTICE.
IIieiM'
eal
Ia
ktbih,
line,
thenr
ahifir
lmr
line
In
t-ilril
of
i
'
1
,!
Ill
r
i
ur
M1W
BIIOOK,
AlTll
II.
1
....
0f
4
.
THE
VITTMI
of
mn
..li-..i
.
Ittt
laane
iif
a
I'nwUliiiial
iVrufiriii
.r
Title
tut
l.'it
fourteen
its,,
tjtork
seven-teen
t1i.
Tiin.lle,r
llkatla,
Map
Hilt
Aallafartory
proof
of
Hie
,f
i
Certirirat
of
Till
rmerlnr
Hie
alrnro
land
havlnr
been
produred
to
In.
II
la
nir
intention
l'i
Imi
after
tit
eiptraOon
of
one
inrmth
from
tlw
Oral
pnMlrallon
Uereof
a
I'roplalnnal
Certinrale
of
mi.
to
)'
above
land
hi
the
nan
IK
Aiidreaa
ormbrak.
Hi
oririnal
Ortlflial
f
title
Hi"?..1.'?'
,U
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,,-
tiered
4
1
VI.
irV
'"r"rT
r,fr"
rrlftee
llirfien,
iriri
rrliruary0l,
ii.
r,
Mvf
t.rnri.
luiluur
of
Titles.
The
superb
quality,
purity
and
excellence
of
Player's
Navy
Cut
Cigarettes
have
made
them
the
world's
lead-ing
brand.
.
iniri-r
T
1
1
RICH,
CLEAN,
SWEET
and
PURE!
Carnation
is
twice
at
rich
at
ordinary
milk.
It
is
jut
1UU
per
cent
rowi'
milk
with
about
CO
per
rent
of
ihe
natural
water
evaporated
away.
Scrupulously
clean
eon.
dncrien
and
the
Carnation
method
of
wiling
in
airtight
tins
tud
teriiiziii?,
render
it
always
safe,
wect
ud
pure.
Let
Carnation
be
your
family
milk
supply.
Ak
your
jjrocer
for
it.
rrvdaeed
la)
CARNATIOlV
MILK
PRODUCTS
CO,
LTD.
us
Aimorr
rni:irr
UMCUIIH,
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