CW7
Sweep
wiIi
a
bi'join
tlicn
k
f
i.
use
a
caiiiei
swui'pur.
j
ne
Hour
Iooks
penny
clean.
I
Now
nf
(Upon
a
Hoover
iipUoii
Sweeper
anil
it
will
.
.-.
J...
...lb.
I
I
1
,n
nilJCK
iy
iii'iiiuiihi
ihm:u
10
(mr
liouekeepiii!,'
jnlolli.
penro
Uiat
thorough'
clean
liness
ami
aanuaium
ean
mly
lie
secured
Iiy
inoilern
rjiie
liuus.
fiiuji
i
lauui
suvur.
il'0.
I,e
us
demonstrate
one
in
your
name-
.f
oiu
ns
low
as
f
j,75
VJi
month.
aien
Ifafdware
Co.
The
Handy
Andy
Store.
508
3rd
-A'ti?.'"
I'hone
3
Hardware'
and
Sporting
Goods
jfoIcpirDf
ffosicn
pure
Silk.
lieUcr
Hose
at
the
old
c,
$1.85
per
pair.
L'rnts-
I.S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd
third
Ave.
&
'Fulton
Street.
'resh
MILK
and
Cream
From
Quick,
B.C.
Any
quantity
delivered
daily.
prompt
Karly
Morning
De
livery.
rALENTIN'S
Dairy
Phone
657.
McBrlde
Street.
ARRIVES
FROM
RUSSIA
TELLS
EXPERIENCES
Was
Kept
There
Three
Years
But
Eventually
Escaped
and
Returned
to
Canada
NOT
ANY
FREEDOM
Edmonton
Man
Says
People
Overburdened
With
Taxes
and
Bullied
by
Police
IlnrrowiiiK
tales
of
oppression
and
uffeiini,'
under
Hie
Soviet
K"veniiiienl
are
told
liy
a
fornit
r
L
iKiliuoiil.on
soldier
who
has
iusl
returned
to
the
city
from
Russia,
where
he
went
in
1921
to
brine
his
wife
to
this
country,
says
the)
.arriving
at
his
old
home
in
wesl-i
ern
Ukrainia,
it
took
him
threw
'years'
before
being
able
to
get
oul
of
the
country
lo
return
to
the
place
of
his
adoption.
Phone
575.
frOUR
DAILY
BREAD
'
IS
IT
WHAT
IT
SHOULD
BE?
ELECTRIC
BREAD
a
IS
KEPT
UP
TO
THE
HIGHEST
Quality
Standard
Hills
r
Underwood
LondonDiyGin
Since
1762,
famous
for
it
fine,
pure
mature
quality
53.25
A
BOTTLE
TONiGHT-
Tomorrow
Alright
NNTaMato
step
iek
fceadschee,
relieve
biiloua
attack!,
m
umi
regulate
the
ailminaU
organ,
inaka
yeu
teal
fine.
-
Better
Than
Hike
far
Uvtr
Ills
"
j
r
1
did
find,
however,
was
that
"veryone
had
lots
of
home
made
wihlsky.
Arriving
at
his
rooUrex's
bonw
forty
men
fame
around
to
be
men,
and
he
was
"krvl
husy
slrav-
ng
and
cutting
iiair
with
his
clippers
from'
2
p.m.
to
7
p.nv.
After
staying
with
his
ntother
he
went
to
his
wife's
father's
THE
DAIL3LJiEV3.
months
the
chief
of
the
villapc
appeared
and
demanded
that
he
pay
a
lax
of
'
2,000,000
rouhles.
then
worth
ahout
$2
m
Canadian
numey.
At
he.
had
no
money
he
sold
one
of
his
razors
for
0,000,-ooo
rouhles,.
and
"was
left
alone
firr
a
liilc.
His
TTi'nIher
pave
him
foirr
and
a
half
acres
of
land
which
he
farmed
hut
after
another
month
taxes
were
leviei
a'painst
him
to
the
exti'iil
of
11
bushel
and
18
(pounds
of
rye,
two
pounds
of
pork,
eighteen
pounds
of
beef.
four
fPRS
and
olher
foodstuffs,
lit"
linn
in
'iii-iiiv-i
tu
iiiu
jwillill
Tiearest
town.
This
went
on
from
time
1o
lime,
and
he
was
also
forced
lo
pay
0,000,000
roubles
for
owning
a
cow.
Compelled
to
Do
Hauling
In
October
soldiers
visited
the
village
and
declared
that
he
had
two
weeks
and
his
money
taken
to
take
his
team
and
wagon
lo
from
him.
He
-mindied
for
tick-
carry
foodstuffs.
This
he
de-
cls
In
puttv
him
l.ic
l.nm
elined
In
do
n.
he
Raid
the.
horses
Kdmonlon
Journal.
After
once.in
wes(ern
ukrainia
and
was
dc
did
not
belong
to
him
as
they
Jayed.
He
gave
his
occupation
owned
toy
his
mother.
Even-
as
a
miner,
the
one
he
followed
tually
he
Was
compelled
to
take
in
Canada,
but
was
told
that
he
his
toother's
learn,
to
the
town
would
be
sent
to
a
Communist
twenty
miles
away,
and
on
ar
ia
rm
at
Krim
an
mo
fnup
nr
fivo
riving
was
ordered
to
carry
ten
Overburdened
with
taxes
which
iaVsV1onrnev
from
l.u
1mm
Isacks
of
grain
In
a
mill
several
they
.are
uiva'hle
to
pay,
bulliedi
Took
Away
Clothes
miles
off.
and
-downtrodden
by
police
and
Although
flP
fPCiar0fI
i,j9
jn.
Many
others
were
there
on
the
officials,
the
people
around
"'Mention
or
not
going
there
he
was
same
compulsory
errand,
and
native
home.lio
says,
apparently
1nlf)
,,c
woulf,
,m.fi
t(J
f;h
nvrt
the
load
was
the
same
in
each
have
lives
that
are
without
par-
wa
eventually
sent
to
a
station
Rp.
whether
the
horses
were
allel
in
this
world.
The
Canadian
w0
mi,M
from
Kjf
Unn
somfi
g(KM,
or
,,nor.
ex-soldier
tolls
of
starvation
and
of
njs
pf)od
Cana,an
ci0thing
Icember,
1921,
he
entered
misery,
of
men
crying
out
lo
Wflg
jakpn
from
and
after
Poland
-with
the
inanition
of
passengers
In
trains
for
a
gift
of
1)pjnff
pTornifie,,
Jo
be
SPnt
lf)
,,js
trying
to
get
lo
the
British
con-bread
or
any
food
to
prevent
them
mimp
hp
waj)
nnJy
spnl
OJ)0
st&
suj
,jn
or,er
to
get
sent
hack
to
from
starving,
ion
further
on.
Canada,
but
be
was
stop'ped
by
Harry
Pasechnik
was
born
i
Fifrh
mPn
f;om
Cananl
and
the
authorities
and
sent
back
I
krainra
some
thirty
years
ago
1((p
United
Stales
were
in
his
home.
Jle
tried
again
in
March,
and
emigrated
lo
Canada
in
1U12,
r,ar
and,
by
one
of
them
giving
22,
but
was
not
allowed
lo
see
leaving
ins
wne
in
ms
iiano
a
trajnman
2,000
roubles,
their
-consul
aim
was
sent
uacK
country.
He
joined
the
192nd
car
s
'on
e
.pn(j
'of
tj1(J
again.
In
May
again
he
had
to
Crow's
Nest
Pass
Haltalion,
C.
E.
jrain
an()
jhpy
wpr(j
spnl
D
pay
taxes
,
this
time
on
every
piece
F.,
on
June
2,
1916.
In
Franco
nmirinka,
about
300
miles
fur-
of
machinery
he
used.
Again
in
he
was
transferred
to
No.
5
Field
on
j,prp
npy
wprp
detain-
All!?ust
an'
a'
other
times
the
Company
Engineers
and
was
dis-
p(J
anfther
three
-duys
and
cigar-
amount
was
increased
so
that
the
charged
at
Calgary
on
March
8,
p)ps
wrp
omanded
of
them
by
number
of
bushel's
of
rye
he
had
1919.
'railway
officials.
Eventually
he
turn
over
now
totalled
nine-
Troubles
Began
arrived
home
with
a
cent
in
his
I-
On
February
26,
1921,
"?
pockpti
,,1,0,
Anrn
09,
more
than.
Prison
For
Non-payment
started
oul
from
Alberta
to
re-!jwo
nvnnis
afPr
leaving
Calgary.'
Non-payment
of
taxes
meant
turn
lo
his
old
home
at
Kamnj
Prnskurof,
1
he
large
station
imprisonment
by
the
Soviet.
Some
Podolsk,
about
three
days'
train
wjIPrP
nn
jmrlorl
company
with
Pr
J"P'
!
P''y
as
high
ride
from
Odessa.
Everything
companions,
he
had
In
bar-as
eighty
bushels
and.
others
as
went
smoothly
until
after
he
ar-'
in
.ir:..-
inv
i,im
much
as
100
bushels.
One
man
jrived
at
Miga,
on
the
ttaltic,
when
i)ip
tWPny
miles
lo
his
honw,;"f
liia
village
was
orilered
to
pay
his-troubles
began
and
din
noi'an(,
,iP
nrj(p
ws
fixP(1
at
5
noo
eighty-five
bushels
ami
couki
(end
until
he
has
was
able
to
get
r0ides,
now
worth
about
$3,
but
back
to
the
llntisli
consul
ai
a
(ipal
was
PVentually
made
by
that
place
more
than
three
years
w,jori
j1P
ye
a
shirt
In
exchange
later.
Thirty
miles
or
so
after
lliga
he
passed
through
the
'lurire
gates
of
the
Soviet
.repub
lie
From
then
on
men
and
boys
for
the
ride.
Object
of
Curiosity
On
arriving
at
his
home
the
I
.
.
11
,
only
manage
eigniy.
ne
w.is
placed
in
prison,
and
sifter
three
months
died.
On
receiving
the
news
of
his
death,
the
wife
also,
ilied,
leaving
Iwo
children,
one
under
six
months,
and
the
other
neonle
flocked
around
him
on
only
about
riRht
years
1
...
seeing
his
good
clothes,
and
he
woman
was
sent
10
prison
old.
A
for
ran
alongside
the
train
crying
jouni
fi,em
almost
dying,
being.nol
paying
her
taxes
and
died
for
something
to
eat,
and
nvany.!Wii)0U
fon,i
cinthing
or
al-
there,
leaving
six.
.
children
un-
times
ho
was
asked
why
h
hadmos(
nTiy
tliinpr.
One
thing
he
not
brought
three
or
four
sacks
of
flour
liack
with
hjm.
He
was
detailed
in
Moscow
BACK
AGAIN!
AND
AT
YOUR
SERVICE.
HIGH
CLASS
DENTISTRY
AT
MODERATE
PRICES.
Dr,
J.
F.
Maguire
Smith
Block.
lillll'Hl
ii.
-
-
took
tlie
oldest,
aged
;
nineteen,
for
the
army.
Imprisonments
like
this
went
on
continuously
and
in
one
year
four
people
died
a
further
bargain
was
made
withwhile
in
custody.
the
driver
of
the
rig
that
Irans-
Iporled
hint
from
the
railway
and
!lhe
consequence
waslhat
the
man
who
owned
the
horse
and
cart
went
hack
with
120
pounds
rye
instead
of
the
shirt.
Busy
Time
as
Barber
Pasechnik
contmencod
lo
shave
on
getting
nnme.
as
a
resun
In
1923
the
rale
of
taxation
for
'the.
Edmonton
eX-SOldier
had
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leal
Land.
more
than
doubled.
He
had
of
and.
situate
near
Tow
Hill,
Graham
Island
ia
nv
JO
1C
liiwliels
IIUSIIMS,
oul
mil.
tn
of
a
a
croi)
yuj.
1
TAKK
NOTICE
thai
I,
Oeurirc
W.
How
P
nf
5.
and
he
tried
hard
10
away.
Towards
the
end
of
attended
lo
as
there
were
onlylceed
lo
t.anarta.
five
rasors'
in
the
village
of
1,000.
Had
Many
Troubles
Prom
then
on
he
had
unbelievable
troubles
with
police,
government
clerks
and
agents,
and
at
every
office
where
he
applied
for
passport
.transit
cards,
permit,
home
to
obtain
her
and
tho
or
the
stamping
of
a
document,
trunks
of
clothing
and
-a
ow
that
he
was
forced
to
pay
out
many
made
up
the
dowry
a
f
Ukraln-J
roubles
or
bushels
-of
grain
and
ian
bride.
He
stayed
t
Che
hom5
delayed
until
on
being
belli
up
in
of
his
wife's
parent
Jor
two
days,
Moscow
for
three
days
by
an
of-and
after
that
time
.obtained
a
ficlal,
who
would
not
deliver
tran-
teanv
and
wagon
for
IJie
purpose
sit
cards
until
he
had
paid
out
of
taking
his
wife
and
dowry
oyer
another
$50;
things
were
so
bad
o
his
mother
s
farm.
At
that
that
his
wife
implored
him:
to
moment
three
police
tand
two
throw
her
into
the
river.
civic
officials
appeared
on
the,
At
last
he
was
able
to
scrape
scene
and
demanded
that
ho
together
the
money
by
selling
his
drive
them;
to
a
plaoe
fifteen
few
remaining
possession
and
miles
away.
This
he
refused
to
was
eventually
able
to
bribo
his
do
and
was
threatened
with
ar-
Way
through
to
Riga,
where
after
rest.
They
tlemmnded
to
see
.his
mirchasing
soni'o
poor
food
for
papers
ami
ho
produced
one
from
his
wife
and
baby,
he
found
him-
tho
Soviet
al
Moscow,
showing
ScU
with
25
cents
left
in
his
that
he
was
allowed
to
travel
pocket.
home.
They
stated
that
he
had
Papers
Waiting
not
paid
enough
money
for
il
and'
One
an
well
understand
his
demanded
iwor
fmin.
.him.
This
feeling
then,
upon
going
into
Ihe
he
refused
to
pay
and
was
jvlaoed
Itrilish
consulate,
and
tho
relief
n
custody.
One
Wait
standing
(bat
nrust.
have
come,
on
being
guard
with
a
rifle
told
htm
that
greeted
liy
the
Uritlsher
with
a
if
he
would
pay
lilnt
1500
roubles
laugh
when,
with
crest-fallen
he
would
Jet
him'
oscape.
In
this
air,
ho
asked
how
much
he
would
way
h
was
.able
.to
bundle
his
have
to
pay
for
having
liis
docu-wife
and
possession
into
the
nients
vised.
Then
and
then
only
wagon
and
gallop
off
while
thft
were
his
t
rouhles
over
for
tho
policeman
tlised
after
him,
yel-
official
informed
him
thai
papers
ling
hard,
for
a
in,ue,
and
then
were
actually
waltlnfr
for
him.
gave
up
the
chaso.
(Furthermore
the
-consul
wired
to
Lived
by
Carpentering
London
and
OHawa
and
received
tor
a
while
he
lived
by
doing
instructions
that
Hie
ex-soldier
a
certain
amount
of
carpenter-
and
his
wife
and
baby
were
lo
be
ing
Work
and
his
wife
miarle
cloth-
sent
on
and
that
$100
was
to
be
ing.
He
built
a
mall
shack
near
loaned
tiiin,,
which
amount
would
Ms
Jidvei'liseiiient
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
ihis
mother's
houe
tu
which
he
be
taken
.out
of
Ihe
separation
iiuui
uoaru
or
ny
1110
uovernineni
01
liriusn
tioiumuiu
uiiu
ma
wue
uvcu,
aiuc
iu,uiiuw8hc
uue
ms
who,
hn
s
truly,
Smith
A
LL
the
world
despises
an
anonymous
letter.
We
like
a
man
to
sign
his
name
to
what
he
writes.
But
did
you
ever
think
that
unknown
merchandise
is
anonymous?
Nobody
to
vouch
for
it.
No
name
signed.
Notice
the
advertisements
in
this
paper.
There
in
bold
print
are
the
names
of
those
who
stake
their
reputations
stake
your
good-will
towards
them
on
the
truth
of
what
they
have
written.
The
maker
of
advertised
goods
realizes
that
he
might
fool
you
once
but
never
the
second
time.
His
success
is
dependent
upon
your
continued
confidence
in
what
he
says
in
the
advertisements.
Read
the
advertisements
with
confidence.
They
tell
truths
that
you
should
know.
-
The
LAND
ACT.
measure
of
satisfaction
is
advertised
products
l"
necordlnir
District
of
I'rlnrc
liiinert.
B.C..
gel
llnr,
or
3C82
Camhrldfre
Street,
Vancouver.
U.n
ll.C.
occupation
manufacturer,
Intends
lo
113
Bi.nlv
fur
nennlsslon
to
leilu
the
rollnu'-
In
(Inscribed
lands:
Coinmrnrlnr
at
a
.,.
nnnllior
Cnnndian-
uanaaiun
OX-SOlllier
&.uiuiti
ear
anoiner
manted
near
tiie
rmit
or
Tow
mil.
wrote
lO
lltawa
for
him,
and
east
side,
thence
Tiortlierly
to
low
waler
,
:..a
1
mark;
thence
weslerly
tallowing
low
water
soon
after
he
reeeier
a
permit
miirk
80
chains;
theme
southerly
three
tnn
for
liimaolf
hlmsell
nml
ami
his
Ills
wife
wue
to
iu
nro-
piu-
chains;
thence
easterly
80
chains
to
point
of
comni,.oemem
ana
conlalnlns
U
acres
more
or
less.
UKOIUiE
w.
wjwusn,
irif.1ltniit
I
n.VE
nuTTEN,
Agent!;
Date.
Juno
fi.
1924.
Bargains
in
Summer
Dresses
"DEMERS"
Phono
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
Sterling
Furnace
COAL-
Dtlttrd-ln
Bulk,
At
$10.00
per
ton.
This
I
a
very
superior
furnace
coal.
It
irlves
a
clean
hot
fire
and
Is
entirely
Tree
from
soot,
clinkers,
slack
ami
dirt.
Some
of
tlve
largest
heating
plants
In
the
city
are
now
iisIiir
It
v-UU
entirely
saturmnry
results.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Sacks.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
are
also
A
(rents
for
the
Famous
LADYSMITH-WEl
LINGTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert.
Goal
Co.
Main
Office!
Hotal
Ctntral.
phone
IS
larger
in
PAGE
FIVE
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
Will
sail
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
intermediate
points
each
Monday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
at
11.00
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
"Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
Friday,
10.00
p.m.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
SERVICE.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
Masset,
Port
Clements
and
Buckley
Bay,
every
Monday,
8.00
p.m.
For
Skldegate
and
all
ports
south
every
Wednesday
at
8.00
p.m.
PASSENQLR
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Leave
prince
llupert
i.00
pjn.
for
PRINCE
GEOnnE,
EDMONTON,
VV1.N-NIPEO,
all
points
Eastern
Canada,
United
states.
AQENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlckat
Of
flea,
62S
Third
Aa
rrlnca
Ruptrt.
Phon
200.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
LOUISE
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle-August
2,
6,
13,
16,
23,
27
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway,
August
1,
8,
11,
18,
22,
29
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van-souver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailing
from
rrlnce
luipert.
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
8wtnon
Bay,
and
Alert
Bay,
Tuesday,
B
P.M.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alert
Bay,
and
8waneon
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A.M.
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Wales
Island,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
Por
PORT
8IMPSON
and
Naae
River
Canneries,
Friday
A.M.
B23
2nd
Avenue.
J.
Barneley,
Agent.
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
i