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DAILY
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Wednesday,
April
2,
1921.
Consul's
Report
Good
Publicity.
The
report
of
American
Consul
Wakefield,
while
it
does,
not
moan
much
to
us
directly
and
must
not
be
taken
loo
seriously
in
connection
with
the
probability
of
grain
shipping
facilities
coming
here,
is.
excellent
publicity
and
esperially'so
from
the
fact
that
it
was
telegraphed
back
here
and
doubtless
will
be
printed
in
a
numher
of
Canadian
newspapers.
Just
how
much
publicity
ir
KETCHIKAN
HAS
enilv.
Miirii
,
:
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"
1
'
.T?
"
,r
"".W
Ken-
.trunk.
One
BOUGHT
BONDS
Raised
$100,000
to
Build
Herself
a
New
School
and
Work
K
I
"I'd
1
1
KAN,
April
:.
Salur.
day
'marked
Ihe
tno,iuw
day
in
the
school
IiiiihI
drive.
Now
the
enlire
Issue
has
been
raised,
and
I
lie
building
of
Hie
school
is
to
go
on
willi
assurance
of
sufficient
funds
o
bark
il
up.
Many
believed
at
Nrst
'that
il
would
he
hard
to
raise
I
he
issue
in
Ketcliikau
alone,
hut
those
in
charge
of
Hie
work
kepi
at
it
and
Hie
successful
completion
of
the
sale
Is
the
result
nf
their
efforts.
City
Clerk
J.
K.
Johnson
has
been
in
charge
and
he
was
assisted
hy
committees
from
the
Parent
Teachers'
Association
and
the
Women's
Council.
On
January
17
the
work
started,
and
a
half
way
goal
was
set
and
reach
pi
I
some
linie
afro.
Several
'""iweeks
ago.
Salurdav.
our
position
and
prospects.
Tlie
cumulative
effect
of
.the
various
one
is
more
than
publicity
efforts
conibiucil
with
the
personal
work
of
thoe
di-j
r,,e
P,an-
'
lo
f'ntsh
redly
inlerested
will
some
time
bring
good
resuffs
nHd
it
is
to
inff
l"'Ut
Oc,ohor
...
.
i.
'ia
.
....
t
I
a
i
h
i
it
".
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nrP"n"r:wlli.Tt'me
lhlK.ye.nr
At
any
rate
the
work
of
budding
Iqe
eleyalor
should
begin
this
Prince
ltuperl
pe.ojile
expect
Jhi.
and
Ihe
repair
work
lope
done
lo
l,e.
Tug
Lome
will
summer.
'
Every
Knock
Will
..
-
s.
.
Prove
A
Boost.
Prince
Htipert
people
must
not
be
thin
skinned
oyer
the
kind
of
reports
that
are
printed
about
ihi
city
and
port.
Some
of
them
are
true
and
some,
are
partially
irur.
Of
late
Mirne
of
Hie
reports
in
regard
to
excessive
se
of
alcohol
would
seenr
to
be
justified.
Too
many'
drunke'u
men
have,
been
seen
on
the!
streets
here
and
il
is
no
wonder
if
we
are
criticized.
In-regard
lo
knocking
.
the
port,
that
is
bound
to
happen
aim
il
must
not
be
taken
too
seriously,
although
we
should
lake
every,
opportunity
to
reply
and
set
the
knockers
right,
This
Is
a
job
Tor
every
individual.
The
Hoard
of
Trade
does
it
whenever
at-teutioiris
drawn
lo
the
matter,
but
many
such
'instances
must
escape
notice.
When
people
knock
us
it
is
a
sign
thai
we
are
making
progress.
'
'
-
'
Customs
Returns
'
Show
Improvement.
,
Tlie
fact
that
customs
returns
show
an
increase
is
nn
indi-ciiiou
that
the
district
or
Prince.
Rupert
is
building
up
and
lie
building
up
or
the
district
means
prosperity
for
tlie
city.
The
eily
caniiol
ktaud
alone.
It
must
depend
very
largely
on
the
district
surrounding
it.
.
From
this
on
there
should
be
a
steady
advance
in
production
and
development
of
the
country
surrounding
this
city.
One
or
Hie
duties
or
Ihe
official
and
others
here,
will
ic.
In
encour-age
it
as
much
as
possible.'
Local
Drydock
,
Out
After
Business.
The
Prince
ltupert
Drydock
and
(Shipyard
is
out
afler
busi-nos.
The
overhaul
of
the
i
vetU
nf
ll.u
r;i
-
-
'
s
,
.
-
...
iM
ll.siiri
ii-i
AI'llirH
i.V.
ii,
3
"
ion
ami
uiai
is
wtiai
we
seem
chair,
one
was
lo
.,
lie
getting.
,r,.
It
i
,s
very
flinch
lo
be
c
Oired
thm
r
n.un..
...iL
i
Mr
lllllcl.
...:u
i
.
.
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iiiiii
u
ii.iiimi
iiiis
r
.n.
i
oisnor
win
ue
sucressrii
m
imui
in
n
il
Amil
nn
stl
II.
..
...II
ll..
at
..
a
other
sle.mu.n
In
I...
I...IH
1.
e
...
.
n
"
V.
1
"r
me
wo.uy,
me
rest
...
"
Minim
iioikc
us
a
real
in
the
nol
uir
1
u
iiii
kii
rii
in
r
n
Jo
a
newspaperman
the
wl
world
is
;.
j,.
i
,,.
S...V.
V.
1
.March
2J.
was
set
as
the
day
to
reach
the
goal
and
complete
(he
issue,
and
now
il
has
heen
doiie.
Six
Per
Cent
The'
bonds
are
hearing
a
(J
per
cent
interest
rale
payable
annually.
For
those
who
have
purchased
on
the
installment
plan
the
city
is
giving
Hie
regular
rate
of
interest
on
the
payments.
II
is
helieved
Ihat
the
hond
will
tie.
ready
for
dejivery
on
the
first
or
August,
at
which
lime
the
final
payment
is
due.
Coupons
are
to
he
altached
so
that
the
purchaser
can
lake
care
of
the
interest
payment
himself
afler
thai
date.
Thev
city
lias
applicit
fc
for
per
mission
in
issue
sin.ono
more
worth
of
honda,
hut
il
is
not
yet
known
whether
it
will
be
ncces.
sary
to
float
alt
or
part
of
Dial
amount.
Building
Goes
Ahead
I
lie
work
on
ine
molding
is
Inow
going
ahead
at
a
good
rale.
the
old
school
having
heen
down
w,l
set
through
that
source
cannot
yet
be
estimated.
At
any
rate!fnr
snn,0
Um,t
ni,
,,,
acllinl
il
all.
helps
to
put
us
on
the
map
and
to
draw
public
attention
to
.work
of
makin?
wnv
for
the
new
satisfactory
the
tniild-
PRINCE
RUPERT
GETS
UNPLEASANT
PUBUCIH
Letter
to
Toronto
Globe
Tells
of
Violations
of
Drink
Regulations
Here
Tlie
following
Idler
was
pub
lished
in
u
recent
numher
of
the
Toronto
(Hobe
:
To
the
Edilor
of
The
Olohe
The
following
is
a
seleclion
from
a
letter
which
has
jus)
been
re
ceived
from
a
friend
in
Jtrilish
Columbia:
"We
sailed
from,
Prince
ltupert
aliout
1
o'clock
this
morning.
I
mer
saw
o
many
drunken
men
ahoard
a
boat
in
my
life.
ami
i
nae
not
seen
so
many
drunken
men
in
any
one
place
for
years.
They
w-ern,
in
alums!
all
stages
from
the
cheerful
condi
lion
lo
Ihe
ready.
logo-ln-sleep
anywhere
stale.
I
am.
sure
out
of
1)0
men
aboard
last
night
10
were
uoliceahly
drunk,
and
one,
who
had
least
of
them
all
in
him,
was
nuikiiiR
fun
Of
the
government
in
oaths
and
curses
for
selling
(he
liquor
which
is
ruin
ng
the
people.
One
soon
gels
tired
of
government
control
in
U.I..
when
travelling.
One
of
the
first
experiences
I
had
was
lo
meet
my
cabin
male,
lie
had
not
been
in
the
cabin
Iwo
minutes
before
he
opened
his
grip,
pulled
out
a
hig
bottle
and
offered
me
a
'drink.
Once
I
cot
a
clmlr
in
Hip
nie.ltl
flllilp
'
1
1
:
.w.
a
lot
more
o.i
v
s..i
i.....
...i
.....i
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.
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i.'i
.
.
.
.
.
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l
w
"
,MM
,op
"
ra;I-.Tliere
were
nine
men,
six
were
was
sleeping
in
a
reeling
around
in
way
and
talking
were
all
Joining
sy,
maudling
way.
I
rend
ii
my
(taper
and
listened;
.
the
Influence
Of
.
inner
iwo
men
looked
amused.
Ncwanane
.
Sobndy
took
il
seriously.
It
is
r-f-'
.
iriiKH.ni.mi.1
..
l.ll
I
il
...i
oeol.le
me
ll
...Ia...
.
n
:
i.
V.'.'-"
'
.
"""
was
amusing,
now-
,
"iiu
iiinrs
uui
OI'll
II
lliiik
hiiiiit.
neim
t
mx
I
.
i
n
(!.,.
.
(
1.
v
iiv.-ri"
mi
ij
rc
,
iir
iii'iii
iiit-Kf.
lirilllMf'll
III
I'll
I
eV
,'
d
,
X
"S
I''f
V..p.,lalcd
by
some
n.as-
discussing
the
superior
virlues
'
'
II
1
M
1','
,,,a'
aml
"
t'0
of
"moonshine"
compared
will,
nov
on
"W
"'C
AV
n-P"!'""'".
""I
...
this
me"
government
dope.
Pam
not
I
ft
lie
v
Mime
H
I
''-"'"1'
M-e.pt.cnl
nd
I
is
the
II
Jth
?
7,h
cynical
and
bored.-'inlroducing
their
lurid
adjectives,
It
ii
is
m
of
imii'ii
1
011
in
I
e
re
t
i
n
it
ior
a
wol"(1
lnk
n.y
reader,
iiiuresiiiig
nevv'spaperinan
to
make
a
Kiiir.Ul.L-
Tii
?
S
we"'M'
ft
",SH
"PPTeiilly
....noticed
for
from
the
lumber
ca
m
,s
e
c
f.
Ii
,
I
I
hen
a.
line.
auddcnly
some
Jillle.nclor
on
Ihe
stage
decides
it
who
was
slavering
drunk,
colls
I
..sum
-II
....
(o
I
say
.
r
...
a
.
p.ece,
.
.a.
n,
'
.
'
,
.
V
gels
.
up
,
r,.,.ifcs
whul
has
lecled
a
dollar
from
front
one
one
man
man
and
and
Ilt'f'II
U'l'.llllll
IWI
I1IPII
tl'llll
n
ai
A
i
.
..
n
IT..
tm
a.
.
"
'"
uniiioiis
iii
sou
nimscii.
rtu
same
newspaper
that
gave
it
out
originally,
report
it
us
his
suggestion
and
the
actor
gels
much
glory.
Keing
more
interested
in
the
Idea
than
in
receiving
credit
for
If,
Ihe
newspaper
carries
(Jn
tho
prim
campaign
in
tlie
name
of
in
other
nun.,
'am
eventually
the
lipln
receives
general,
recognition.
'Thi
j
fl
common
oc-
currenee.
75
cents
from
another
lo
go
up
town
lo
get
some
beer.
Tliey
all
seemed
lo
he
almost
penniless.
I
am
told
is
a
common
thing
for
ailor
lo
come
into
Prince
Ilu-
perl
with-earnings
'ranging-
from
$200
to
f500
and
lone
Ihe
entire
THE
DAil,Y
NKW8.
Wednesday,.
"A.j;i
.2,
U:
BY
NO
MEANS
AI1.0W
YOUR
RftWFK
wit
1
VVII
UVIILUU
I
TO
GET
CONSTIPATED
If
you
allow
.j-ynr
ftowH
lo
Ihtohk
c..tm.patd
you
will
tlavn
hilioiii
nuk,l
tick
liMa.lrliei
M.t.i
a.
....
....
1
Mlluw
romplejlun.
ajiaVka
flimim
liefor
1h
ayra,
while
nr
iUn
eye
ilull
ami
y.
low,
tw-arlbnrii.
wiirr
tirab,
nr..
Keep
your
Imwrl
rrnular
by
lining
Mllliiirn'
l.aia-l.lvrr
Plll,
a
liy
iioin
o
J
mi
will
Im
nl,l
to
fcRt
wrll
and
luvu'
no
morn
troiilile'
wim
joiif
liver.
M.
1,
llubln,
llalhrll.
Sai...,
wrllea:-I
a
iry
tiadly
tnmlilml
Willi
rfni.il.
fullon,
nrien
had
'
had"'
hailarh',
my
innmi
wa
ri.ai.-d,
ami
I
frit
anything
Iml'
well.
After
taking
.Mlllmrn'a
l.ata-I.lver
I'llla
I
-.lava
felt
murli
IdlUT
a
lliey
ret
lainly
ilid
ini
a
M
i.f
.gtt."
anumnra
i.aia-ljttu-f
ni
aro
iir.
a
rial
ai
an
ueaier,
or
malleil
dlrert
on
rerel.t
.f
prlrn
by
the
T.
Mlllinm
C.i,
Umlieil,
Toronto,
Om..
wad
in
one
nghl,
generally
in
the
red
lighl
dislrirt."
I
hose
who
are
inclined
to
think
that
government,
control
really
does
control
need
lo
slop
lo
examine
Ihe
racls.
It
is
evident
there
is
only
one
way
lo
control
Ihe
liquor
traffic,
that
I.
lo
prohibit
il.
Toronto,
Out.
Denzll
O.
Hidoul.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:
AN
intellectual
is
one
who
can
talk
about
nasty
things
without
emliarassiiient.
A
WOMAN
who,
doe
nn
cook
herself
oMen
lakes
great
pleasure,
in
roasljug
her
hiishauil.
...
.
(INK
of
the
most
objectionable
April
footings
of
yesterday
was
where
al
iyie
institution
alb
the
roomers
were
called
an
hour
before
their
usual,
time
of
rising
and
liild
they
were
laic.
TUKHK
is
a
general
opinion
in
the
west
thai
Father
l)eormc
is
in
league
with
the
lawyers
and
that
they
are
.using
him
as
a
means
of
taking
half
a
million
dollars
from
tlie
(iovernment.
IN
The
Hast
(hey
are
worrying
themselves
over
whether
golf
should
lie
played
oij
Sunday,
and
th.'ie
are
soiiie.ypepp'fr
who
would
like
lo
slop
,any
such
wicked!
work
and
make
(lie
old
men
sil
ai
Homo
and
smoke
with
while
chokers
round
their
necks.
.'
SPHI.VO
is
the
line
when
you
shier
hern
use
it
April
and
the
furnace
is
mil
aniiiL'
,
MOTIIKH,
may
I
go
out
10
.swim;
es,
my
darling
daugbler:
Huy
yourself
a
iyie
piece
suit
Hul
don't
go
near
the
wnler.
POLITICIANS
and
husbands
gel
Ihe
blame,
for
eyerylliing.
And
yet
I
here
seems
lo
Jte
a
desire
lo
heconu;
hiilli.
HOW
do
you
expect
a
woman
to
Jm
Willi
hv
of
resi'ieel
wImmi
he
can
smoke
only
one
mild
lit
tle
cigarelle
afler
dinner.
TIIKIIH
is
a
person
in
Winnipeg
wim
wriles
IhiiMs
for
Ihe
Free
Press
and
occasionally
lie
heaves
overboard
his
dull
wit
and
sails
out
In
a
streak
of
humor.
Here
is
his
latest:
Ihe
(jommoiis
sis
iiml
Ibinks
by
hits
The
Semite
merely
sits
and
sil.
TIIKIIK
are
jusl
nine
province
thai
think
Ihev
have
been
slight
ed
iy
ihe
Dominion
government
Ibis
year
in
the
mailer
of
public
works,
No
word
has
yet
been
received
from
the
Northwest
Territories.
WHAT
is
Ihe
irood
if
being
re
ligious
loday?
Hell
is
not
what
il
was
once
cracked
up
lo
be.
a
I
IIIS
s
Ihe-Mison
when
lovers
hoajn
'o
write
poetry
and
young
men
spin
oir
rhymes.
IF
(he
ocean
were
women
And
I
was
a
duck
I'd
dive
to
the
botlom
And
neer
come
up,
AH
dearest,
I
love
you,
I
love
you
like
hefr.
If
il
were
not
for
you
I
wouldn't
tie
here.
PATTULLO
OLD
HOME
FOR
SALVATION
ARMY
Former
Family
Residence
of
Minister
of
Lands
Used
for
Housing
Boy
Immigrants
The
former
family
residence
.of
Hon,
T.
D,
PalluHo,
minister
of
Canada's
Part
in
Power
Conference
1.
OuM.nion-riilMahilr-r.lr.fkiutf
ml.Hinrihtl.vdrn.
Klivttlc
l'u
.
mnill.u
f
Onurlu
un
ih
Mjarj
1(1,
rr
nnt
NUitara
fall
Omarln,
(jndu,
at
It
ulll
annrar
lirn
romplrtnl
wllh
th
lull
Imlall
tilun
,.f
S5t.Ott
in
fci,
Ma
It
,,
.
.T"
h
e-
catii
in
nrail.n
In
nil
drllrrrlmt
porr
lo
ilia
inmi.tnf
'a
.NUaua
atilrm.
Two
almili4runlniillbaaililnidurln(MJ.
2
fMiuIn
aioraa
d.ni
un
lh
um
oal.r.uf
lh
Kl.
UurUa
ll.rr
Uurlmr,
I
jinaila.
hulli
h
hr
OwIht
Sitrama
Cnimlulan
loc
lha
irtuUllmi
l
Horn
of
lit
si
alaurlta
Ii
t"irr
nuinMi,
lh
ontTailun
l
ilia
rrrr..lr
hlcli
hut
an
arm
ol
J'ia
m,ui,
mil
and
a
cr.m,Mf
ol
U
Mltien
ruHr
lr.
ha
mtr
Hun
doulilrd
ih
minimum
Hno
vt
lh
rltrr
al
bliaalnliUn
alla
ajlin
a
rrr.p.,ndln
twnrDl
in
lha
pawrr
Inlwrtl..
J.
Ilriiro-Flacirlc
Ur.l,..m.ni
al
ami
Kail,
on
lha
.SiHlou
rl.M,
Oniarlo.
ol
ih
llrdrn.
t
ImiU-
Poorr
biunnilaKm
ul
il'lli'j'"1?-
,"n
h
"I'tmaia
lnlgi.nl
rap.
Il
ol
7.VKWI
h
p.
..
hkh
2y
h
p.
I
no.
In
im.
pr,
Krln
tran.niitlnJ
lo
.re
Arthur
and
Knti
William
'Ih
(Umi
Canada
will
play
an
important
part
In
the
lint
World
Power
Corferemf)
that
it
to
be
held
in
London,
England,
from
June
30th
10
July
12th,
anil
thin
heiauM
afUr
the
United
SUU.
ahe
ponstsiaea
greater
potential
water
powera
than
any
other
country
and
bt-taiiae
in
point
of
per
capita
production
of
electric
power
ahe
tanda
almost
at
the
head
of
all
nation,
her
production,
in
this
reapect
being
ihree
time,
greater
than
that
of
the
United
States.
Thia
is
rapidly
becoming
the
electric
age,
a
fart
which
the
impending
Confertnre,
which
ii
being
held
under
th
auspices
of
the
nritiah
Electrical
and
Allied
Manu
facturera
Association
in
co-opei-ation
with
several
of
the
moet
technical,
scientific
and
Industrial
inatituiiona
throughout
tht
World,
emphasizes
greatly.
The
Canadian
committee
consists
of
the
leading
members
of
the
electrical
engineering
profession
with
Dr.
Charles
Cam-sell,
deputy
Minister
of
Mines
is
chairman.
So
far
as
Canada
is
concerned
the
fcydro-electric
development
is
a
twentieth
century
development.
A
quarter
of
a
century
ago
there
was
very
little
hydro
electric
development
in
Canada.
In
1910
the
turbine
installation
01
water
power
plants
In
Canada
was
1
but
i,m.ouu
.483,000
h.p.;
n.p.:
in
in
1923
is-'J
It
it
was
was3.22S,000
a.-s.uua
h
h
n
heu
hv
Siihaerfha
for
Ihe
Dalle
News,
Crepe
Soles
lust
arrived
Knglish
Ilrown
OXFORDS
willi
the
new
Crepe
Solos.
WEAR
LIKE
A
PIG'S
NOSE.
English
Brogue
Oxfords
and
High
Shoe
in
Illnck
and
Ilrown.
Geo.
Hill
The
Shoeman
Next
81.
IliiKis
Cnfo.
tVirfallarh
lias
ratneaxAHt
(
fav
it..
.
.
.e.t.
s
.
..,n.,J?,.,
"la'llrl
an
adJIrional
.a.tM
h
b.
Jutinl
J.
I.
Ilrdra-ttmrk
l)ilo..m,nl
of
ih
Manliata
l'o-r
IxmM
ii
limli.J
at
Crat
I
all
on
tha
Wlnnirt
tins',
(nada
Ibi
Initial
In.iallailuii
ol
..
h
p.
v(
Uataiht
Inia
oMrailan
dutln;
ih
prr
haln
4J
to
and
itrltutii
hi
ih
Wlnn,n
Klartrlo
Kailaar
tampan
Umlivd.
It
I
ianMNj
taaJO
a
,kU4
unit
of
ja.aaa
ho.
In
HJt.
Ilx
bltJ,aalMl(nni
nnarity
f
tha
nlant
I
Ua.aa)
h
p.
LawrtTic-
river,
there
are
available
water
powers
i
X.
reeding
!,OOO.QQ0
hone
power.
.
it
ia
through
he
dtvclopment
of
water
power
that
other
operation
are
made
rheaper,
capiial
tor
it
can
b
more
readily
secret,
and
ills
or
this
rcasoa
that
the
power
roduririripdut'y
has
utotril
more
t
Jpidly
than
any
uther
fn
Canacs
during
the
pas;
fw
yearr.
lirtelt:-,
the
obj.-rta
of
the
Power
Conferher
are
to
consider
how
tbtt
industrial
and
nUn
wiurres
of
Cowt-
may
be
djusil
nationally
mil
inttrnatioraiivi
y
conaiderlng
the
potential
reocurce
of
earh
country
in
hydroelectric
power,
oil
nd
minorais,
bywmtxifing
experiencrt
in
the
ifvelopmetii
'.
tentjnc
4uiulJlr,'
Irrigatinn
and
transportation
1
and
water
and
air,
by
conferences
ot
civil,
merhan
.
.
.
marine
axuL
waning
enginH-rs;
by
conaultation
of
U
'onaumrrs
of
power
and
the
manufacturers
of
the
instrument
of
prudui'ttun,
by
diieuuioa
un
the
financial
and
1.
oi-imiv
phti-
ot
the
:
iduatry.
by
conference
on
the
poMibiuty
of
tYVliwrnng
a
permanent
World
llureau
for
the
collection
ofsUu,
tha
preparation
of
inventories
of
the
world's
trTuM-i
ami
the
exchange
of
industrial
and
scientific
information
1
"
v
I
vlWHIiiHIT
VI
I
NI
l'U
lUe.rir
C
K.
Aflfl
i-
V,
.
lliir
fa.
am
rime,
aa
.
ooot'n
U
o"
-0J8A:
,n
llr
H
w
I
l
-
"n
then,
that
the
Do.n.ui.m'.
part
In
Ihe
p.
Next
year
!
Conference
cannot
be
small
i
that
tfttirrlruh.
t.
1
.
,
.
1
.
.
'
'
"
.
f
-
-
j
'
.
.
wxix'in,
it
iiuv
w
a
m
1
14
J
1
one
uir
an
pru
.11.
ik"vJEEr
S?
Df
V,y?w-W
J.P;.
thjlndictUoM
Mat
!
diMemimUon
of
fchowlnlcr
--wof
h-
aUncU
,,-T.wv-,
Wiruruui
Kirovs
i
iQEin
ronariJiv.
11
itniffnr
10
o.
u-TTrn.u
con-
ianaaa
s
very
inrtunate
in
that
her
large
water
iftertlon
tiat
for
evry
new
4owv
atferrji
wiiioJiiraUa
for
P?VntA
1
fVT1,
comparatively
close
tiJ'the
centres'large
investmeiit.
thmoney
ewfhe
VhieflHr'bad.
"
"v
"-
ic.
mien
iv
romes
to
aoiiuy
to
use,
indeed
It
Is
probably
that
sim-
-nv.rki
luudrMa
ol
m
r-.w!i
o.p?wer;f
h
U
lm"ie;urb1
b9tttr
a
lhn
th
millions
of
dollars
have
tteen
e
ured
tn
th.s
w
Jy
and
it
la
"rated
States,
70
per
cent
of
the
tatters
being
in
the
impossible
to
overaHmatc
the
importance
of
water-eatern
states,
remote
from
industrial
centres.
Within
porer
delopmtnt
as
a
means
of
attracting
Capital
to
of
300
nules
of
the
Long
Sault
rapids
on
he
St.
'Canada.
lands
and
pie.nher
fur
this
dis
trict,
has
fallen
into
the
hand
of
the
Salvation
Army.
The
follow,
ids
special
despatch
from
Wood-slock
to
Ihe
Toronto
(5
lube
refers
lo
It:
"The
Immfxriition
and
coloiil-
zalinu
branch
of
Hie
Salvation
Army
has
taken
a
year's
lease,
willi
an
option
to
purchase,
on
I
lie
property
iit
the
l-nt
Kmj
of
Woodstock
known
as
lluriishle,
I
lie
former
home
of
Ihe
late
(teorjte
II.
.PaMiido.-Tlie
properly
is
lo
tie
uerl
as
a
reccivinK
home
and
ilislrihtiliiix
centre
for
hoys
from
15
In
tK
years
of
ape
who
come
to
i.a.iaoa
uiuler
llie
aus
pice
nf
the
Salvation
Army
to
be
trained
as
farmers.
They
will
come
here
direct
from,
the
steamer,
and
will
stay
until
satisfactorily
placed
on
farms
In
Western
Ontario.
If
any
boy
lakes
sick
or
becomes
disenn-leutedwhile
tin
a
farm
ho
will
be
.elurned
lo
the
distributing
cen-
Ire
until
he
recovers
or.
Is
found
i
liinollier
place.
Adjutant
Jordan,;
the
-local
Salvation
Army
officer,
slaled
today
that
he
exported
the
home
would
bo
opened
within
the
next
three
or
four
weeks."
ELKAY'S
STRAW
HAT
DYE
1
1
SIS-
.
Make
obi
Straw
Hals
look
like
new.
It
is
permanent
and
waterproof.
Kasy
to
apply
and
dries
ipin
kly
tia
last
li
lug
finish
.
,
"
...
In
All
The
Popular
Colors?
i
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
Store.
The
Pioneer
Druggist.
Decrease
the
Family
Food
Bill
.Serve
n
fienerous
Amount
of
"ELECTRIC"
Bread
with
every
meal
nml
ml
down
on
other
more
msv
fuoifs.
Select
"ELECTRIC"
Bread
at
your
grocers
It
Hlays
t'resh
Longer.
.
U
If
You
Are
BOAT-BUILDING
Wc
have
Hardwood,
J'ir
and
Cedar
Moat
Lumber.
If
you
are
tired
of
Kalso.nine
and
I'aper,
try
Kir
Tv7te?.r
Panelling.
VJV
If
you
are
thinking
of
building
a
bouse,
we
have
n.iyjninhc.r'
you
require,
also
Hash,
Doors,
(llass.
SHOCKLEY'S
Planing
Mills
Cow
Bay.
PhonauaU.