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1921.
Political
Parties
For
Good
Of
The
Country.
At
the
Liberal
meeting
Monday
nif-'ht
Hon.
T.
D.
Pallulln
urged
trial
parly
politics
should
have
ever
in
mind
Ihe
good
of
trm
coiiulry
rather
than
the
party.
He
expres-d
Ihe
view
that
the
parlizau
politic
which
had
in
view-
nothing
hut
the
good
of
I
lie.
party
and
did
not
work
for
the
he
net
it
of
the
whole
country
had
lilllc
value.
He
struck
n
high
note
in
political
affairs
anil
urged
that
memhers
of
the
parly
comhat
the
idea
of
hlue
ruin
as
preached
hy
some
of
his
.opponents.
It
i
lo.
le
assumed
thai
there
always
will
he
parlies
in
connection
"with
government.
Directly
a
group
of
people
unites
for
n
common
cause,
there
i
a
uarly.
There,
may
he
Iwo
parties
only
or
lh?re
may
he
forty,
hlil
parlies
there
umsl
he.
Last
year
there
was
Ihe
germ
'of
a
party
when
a
section
of
the
cilv
council
iiniieu
in
uie
cause
oi
economy.
.iso
mere
was
an
op
position
parly,
nnl
always
clearly
defined
hlil
always
there.
So
it
njvyay.s
will.
tie..
.
Liberal
Party
-
-
And
Its
Aim.
Al
the
meelingjhe.
other
night
Fred
Stork
gave
a
very
hrief
resume
of
Uie.
work
of
the
Liheral
party.
He
(old
of
Ihe
fight
put
up
in
Ureal
ilritain
to
oldaiu
a
place
in
the
iui
for
Ihe
common
people
and
he
told
of
liie
fi?hl
in
Canada
against
the
parly
of
privilege
known
as
the
"family
compact.
He
urged
that
tin
work
of
this
parly
should
still
coiilimlc,
not
being
loo
extreme
hill
gradually
moving
forward
with
a
view
to
improving
coiidilioiis,
Mr.
Slurk
intimated
that
the
country
got
Ihe
kind
of
government
for
which
it
voted.
Doubtless
the
Conservalive
leaders
may
trace
the
history
of
iheir
parly,
showing
Ihe
beneficent
results
obtained
from
Tory
administration
and
urging
thai
they
too
have
been
influenced
by
a
desire
to
serve
and
that
a
hinh
nforal
purpose
has
permeated
all
their
acts.
11
is
clear
thai
the
leaders
of
political
thought
believe
(he
pfople
value
unselfish
service
.and
demand
in
lh
leaders
a
high
moral
purpose.
In
thai
they
nre
not
wrong.
The
political
par
Hslgerson
Block.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
w
Dentist
X-RAY
8ERVICE.
Office
Honrs:
I)
n.nl.
to
0
p.m.
Open
Evenings
by
Special
Appointment.
HACKER
AGAIN
'SERVE
FOOD
ON
HEADS
LIBRARY!
COLONIST
CARS
Al
Ihe
first
meeting
of
.Ihe,
li
hrnry
hoard
for
the
year
llev.
U,
C.
Hacker
wa.
sident
ant
ties
make
mistakes
and
in
the
past
leaders
have
omelinie
hccihjwiih
cheap
perfume
aclual'd
wholly
hy
.selfish
p'orpose.
Thai
was
because
oMhej
frailly
of
human
nature.
I
he
parlies
are
what
Ihe
people
make
iheub
Apart
from
the
people
they
have
no
existence.
All
Should
Take
Part
In
Politics.
Fiery
citizen
should
be
a
politician.
Politics
i
)n
science
or
government
ami
until
every
person
studies
Ihe
science,
of
government
and
Uses
his
vole
intelligently,
Ihere
.will
be
no
such
thing
Us
rrui
democracy.
Liberals
may
orginiizei
and
Conservatives
may
organize
alid
dozens
,of
petty
parties
mav
be
formed
for
various
purposes
but
if
Ihe
people
of
the
t-ountrv
studv
Ihe
political
situation
and
vdle
iulelligenlly,
if
Ihey
lake
an
inleresl
ill
the
selection
of
candidates
mid
see
thai
Ihe
issues
are
placed
clearly
liefore
the
people,
then
the
parlies
will
have
les
effect
on
government
than
they
have
today.
Independent
thought
will
he
the
influence
at
work
ami
purity
in
public
life
will
he
the
rule.
Are
We
Developing
Leaders
Today?
Are
we
developmg
political
leader
lodnj1?
Where
are
our
younsf
men?
Why
are
they
are
not
in
politics?
If
the
country
is
lo
be
great,
it
nvilsl
have
great
leaders
and
the
leaders
should
be
the
young
men
who
have
been
developed
here.
Our-
public
schools
and
high
schools
art
doing
their
best
but
after
the
young
nlch
Icavo
school,
little
is
heard
of
them.
The
hope
or
the
country
is
that
they
should
take
part
in
political
lire.
If
they
do
not
study
politics
our
government
system
will
become
n
fail,
ure.
We
must
develop
professional
politicians
instead
of
Irusl-lug
dilr
liTfairs
i
ntu'aleiirs
who
cannot
even
run
Iheir
own
businesses
successfillly.
This
is
the
nge
of
specialist's
and
men
need
lo
specialize
in
politics
just
as
in
anything
else.
-i
-
..
i
...
.
kt,so
see.
u'f
im.
,.,;.,.,;
nun
t
u'ArA
In'
ri
.Air.....
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...
ifftnn
I
..
Hlack,
F.
J.
Fuller.
'ami
Ihn
librarian.
4iiiiiitii
ifMiri
i
i
iti
j
far
loavin?
a
total
now.
holding
cards
of
tins.
There
liad
heon
I
(7
hooks
added
In
"he
lihrary
ihir-inp
the
month
nf
which
:iti
had
hecn
tiy
pifl
and
111
hy
purchasi..
Ihe
tailor
hoin?
the
arrival
of
hooks
purchased
from
the
final
in
.
j
.
f
r.iii'iiiiiiiirp
...
iMiiii
in
v
...
n&
n
roAHll
i.f
I
Im
Jr-u-A
nflnr'
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYSx
VF.S,
we
have
no
banana
hut
we
are
iinnir
lo
have
A
new
Presbyterian
Church.
4-
"
IF
you
treat
a
man
wild
cold
contempt
he
usually
burns
with
indignation.
That
is
the
law
of
opposite.
DO(i
sat
on
the
railroad
Irack
He
wasn't
very
fleet;
Abmp
llierp
came
the
half
past
Tour,
Dofr
pone!
Sausage
meat!
AT
Ihe
best
dinners
t'hey
us
ually
have
an
orchestra
to
pre
vent
the
hostess
hearing
the
pue.sts
.eat
their
soup.
I
III-,
same
yirls
that
pn
in
midnight
suppers
are
the
ones
who
pu
Jo
extremes
and
there
is
uanper
that
I
hoy
may
po
lo
Mazes.
--
I-1.
Klin
iM'SS
in
a
woman
has
nolhiutr
lo
do
with
the
prowinfr
of
whips.
IF
lis
a
choice
between
brains
and
beauty,
the
average
ynun
person
of
the
female
persuasion
would
totally
itrnore
the
brains
SO.MF.
stlrls
others
simply
radiate
polliile
Joy
Ihe
hut
air
.Mlll.lli
In
sinnke
cigarette
in
larpe
numbers
l
no
indica
ion
nun
a
yoinu
uas
iiecomc
a
man.
IF
your
nppolile's
poor
And
your
head's
In
a
whirl
And
you
oan'1
sleep
al
nlphl
'!o,
marry
Ihe
pirl.
TIIK
iersnn
who
has
no
friends
iloes
not
deserve
thorn.
.Tllh
girl
who
wins
a
prize
al
n
hridifo
party
shoiilfl
think
twice
liefore
she
marries
him.
I.M:nVlIIL(J
comes
to
thnse
who
wail.
The
handy
lopped
pirls
are
petlinp
Iheir
innings
now.
AVOID
heinp
polile.
If
you
are,
someone
will
think
you
wish
lo
borrow
money.
UK
who
hesitates
is
bossed",
says
a
Prince
lluperl
benedict.
A
mtOIJP
or
men
gathered
in
the
tilth;
back
room
to
decide.
what
to
do
admit
the
weather.
It
had
been
rahiinp
-in
Prince
Hu-
pert
and
this
was
m
unusual
that
It
had
lo
be
discussed.
One
inan
supgesled
Ihal
Ihey
cut
Ihe
jtt-ees
off
Mount
Ohiriold;
another
iwohht
sell
thft
rain
In
Ihe
rain-I
maker;
hut
the
business
head
hutted
In
und
made
il
clear
that
the
'only
thing
neceVsary
lo
prosperity
was
to
erect
a
big
cold
slorape,
leep
all
the
rain
Ilinre
until
siiring
and
then
export
it
to
Ihe
Sonliirn
Alherla
dry
belt
and
make
a
fortune.
1
...
tlectsd
President
For
Year
at
Innovation
Introduced
to
Pro-
Netting
Last
Nlghti.
G.
V.
Wilkinson
Secretary
vldo
ForThoM
Travelling
Ssoend
Class
WINNIPFrs,
Feb.
tl.-The
Canadian
.National
Hallways
are
now
operating
between
Winnipeir
ami
.
.
.
V
"
"
'
knnvn
thi
i
Ihe
first
.
lime
uuniiioii
in
mil
pri'siut-iii
aim
sec--,,
,
.
.
.,
,
....
.
.Ihal
a
scrum
II
.-
II..II...
"
...
'""''sonable
price
.M'l'
l
IIUIII
.
.,,,'
s
eiidohvnr
has.
been
1
iile
lid,
fui
I
til
rca-f
out
side
of
inn'
t
1
ti.
m
.
,-.l...l
.lllllllfe
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I
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,
A.
Lvill
wan
out
of
Inwn.
,
I
IT"
I
IllUt
t!
(II"
J
fill
I
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1
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ai
1
H''i
mm
!
(.i,lf.
conceived
niinivawl
'hv
by
II
.
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.
,
I
VI.MIM,
II.
alin
the
line.
Former
Discomfort
Allhouph
all
Colonial
cars
on
the
National
system
are
eipilpped
kitchen
where
pasoni:erw
preiare'
Iheir
own
food,
,.i,
liifn-
are
ei
a
ICWn40
,.r
.li.rnmforl
nooks
lo-come.
itiere
nre
nnw
Art
23
hooks
on
the
shelves.
to
second
'
Tin
service,
the
result
of
a
Waller
I'rall.
general
manager
fT
'
lfttnjr,
iliri-
was
also
approved.
Holt,
of
jn(r
,
these
will
ho
submitted
lo
the
c.ty
,lnllranls
nill
,,.,,.
the
Cana-
COIinCil.
'.tlnn
Vi.ll.
.m.l
ItiilMv.
1.
.Ii.ilc...
In
he
lil.rari.ins
report
for
Ihe
,..,,
((
enfn
((
(,
r.10'."
,an,,,?r
'a,t
."'"'"'"lor
Ihoso
pas.oners
in
llolonisl
that
SfiH
hooks
had
heen
anH.'our,
w,,
are
lmnMo
,
(n,vi,,P
an
or
lOl.rt
daily.
I
here
nyrapo
lhPnisohP,
.vilh
f,
prior
lo
lh.
had
hoen
M
now
horrowers
and
'-.,,.,.
..r
11...
t....rn.
wliu
for
ariotis
reasons
are
un-J
ahlo
lo
cook
Jhf.ir
own
food
throughout
the
Irip
or
to
maki
use
of
restaurant
al
.
stations
nave
neon
roconled
of
people
who
had
not
noco.sary
time
lo
purchase
ro.nl
liebire
Ihe
departure
or
Ihe
train
and
in
the
cases
or
women.
whoe
titne
was
so
fully
occupied
in
carinp
Tor
Iheir
children
Ihal
Ihey
were
unable
either
to
pre.
1
pare
rood
or
In
purchase
it
at
Ihe
standard
restaurants.
II
has
been
observed
also,
I
hat
ronsiderabln
inconenienee
"was
sometimes
j
caused
when
passengers
were
forced
lo
alight
in
inclement
weather
al
stations
to
procure
rood.
Those
Inconvenience
will'
he
nveiTome,
jl
I
expected,
hy
Ihe
innovation
now
being
given,
a
trial.
'
I
The
lunch
counter
i
built
into
the
kitchen
end
or
the
Colonist1
car
ahil'nu
aftriulaul
will
be
on!
ou)
Packed
duly
Ihere
all
ihiy.
Corree
and
Committee
a
scheme
lo
purchase
lea
urns,
siffir(onl
lo
keep
on
the
entire
holdinvs
or
reerlei
hand
a
supply
of
"'hoi
lM'erages,
lands,
the
plan
or
Ihe
syndi.
are
installed
njid
a
small
rerrig-
rate
have
been
before
lit)
com.
eralor
will
keen
p'erisjmhle
rood
millee
in
camera,
ami
no
reort
In
pood'cohmfTon
IhVonaliniil
the
ot
been
submitted
to
the
journey.
In
addltiorilo
hot
drinks,
council
for
consideration,
sandwiches,
pie
and
jam.,
there.
"ipany
would
he
not
will
also
be
available
milk,
bread
merely
a
laml-sellinp
indium,
and
butler,
baked
beans.
Iiovril.
I'"1
a
development
organization,
elc..
wilh
addllinnal
article
a
The
fundamental
object
is
not
lo
requirement
develop.
make'a
proNl,
although
outside
An
Experiment
jinveslors
would,
have
to
be
offered
The
new
sen
ice
was
begun
some
encouragement
on
their
several
days
ago
ami
it
ha
al-
investment,
but
to
restore
con-ready
proved
a
succss.
(In
llm
Ddonee
in
really
values
In
Vie-rirsl.
trip
17;
passengers
took
l"rin
'hereby
restoring
depre.
advantage
or
Hie
service
and
eiale.l
morlpage
values.
Iheer.
.
.
a
.
.
many
favorable
comment
were
'
umns,
u
(
evpecien,
uin
nasse.1
by
the
tritvelling
nubile,
be
to
Tacililalc
borrowing,
urn
For
Ihe
present,
seven
cars
only
'VP
'"''
enconragemcnt
am
being
equipped.
Ihe.e
will
he
lender.
In
JH
a
iuveKors
given
n
Ihnroiigh
trial
between
municipal
loan,
and
for
private
Toronto
and
Winiiioep
and
If
Ihe
development.
service
proves
as
suceesrul
as
.k
'""
..iij.-i
ohjeel
i
expeeled,
considerntion
will
given
providing
Ihe
service
Colonist
car
equipment
on
transcontinental
.routes
of
system.
FORMING
SYNDICATE
VICTORIA
TO
BUY
UP
City
and
Keep
Taxes
Paid
"'""
no.
men
for
the
purpose
of
pre.
settling
lo
Ihe
City
lleverted
Lands
BY
NO
MEANS
ALLOW
YOUR
BOWELS
on?
II
iIhI
m
ike
Yz
lb.
i
iiiiuriis
i
siiini
,o
lo
be
to
check
Ihe
continuous
ln
rlow
or
properties
into
Ihe
city's
nU
possession
through
(be
inability
or
owner
lo
pay
taxes.
One.
desire
or
Ihe
promoter
who
have
intimate
knowledge
of
Victoria
really,
I
lo
prevent
the
jselecllon
of
Ihe
best
reverted
:
parcels
by
Individual
purchasers
leavlnp
the
cilv
In
eni-rv
llm
ALL
KtVtKltU
LANDS
luddlngs,
which
aver
auert
last
jour
a
sale
value
or
Aim
Is
to
Promote
Interests
of
"hntit
nne.lhii'd
of
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JO.ll'R.
Always
-
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same
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in
good
condition
Wherever
and.wheneverjou
buy
it.
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Clerk,
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Ihll
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diy
of
tinuuy,
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PULFORD'S
CREAM
of
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50c
Cures
Chapped
or
Cracked
Hand.
Charing
Sor
llching,
Hougliness,
Hedues
mid
all
irnlalioii
of
the
For
afler
shaving
and
for
keeping
the
hand
f
condition
il
is
unequalled,
FREE
TO
ADULTS
ONLY.
Call
in
and
gel
rr
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Or
bottle
fr
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that
you,
in-
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out
yourself.
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
Store.
Free
Delivery
In
Prince
Rupert.
The
Pioneer
Drugjltl
Better
Beer
for
YOU
m
"dht
JfrcrmttimfaPar
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Columbia'!
modtl
brewery
!
working,
day
and
night
to
give
you
better
beer
the
belt
beer
with
the
strength,
the
mellow
palatable
"bite,"
the
refreshing'
stimulation
aiiodited
with
perfect
brewing.
Insist
on
Cascade
the
better
beer
-at
all
Govern'
ment
Liquor
Stores.
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
This
udrntlirnient
Is
not
published
or
dllUH
by
Ihe
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
Ih
novernmont
of
HHtlih
Columbia