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January
PHONE
45
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i.ni'ni
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FOR
CASH
Ajfl'
Premium
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Laid
P.ags,
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r.HH"!
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rial
at
Il'r
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for
J
iln.
Wayne
Laboratories
Dept.
568.
337
River
St.,
Chloago
III.
per
30c
75c
60c
110c.
65o
Sif-
15c
(.aP
Snap,
1.
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leil.
"Ml
Sale
al
less
than
cost.
i,(.p
ilnz
90c
uynr
hi
bulk,
per
Hi.
Z'Ac
tl
JlVVllT
(.
2
S,
SieOlllI
25c
foe-apple,
sliced,
?s
..
25c
!.C.
Butchers
Grocers
Ltd
Third
Avenue
ipecial
for
i
si
School
pening
One
Week
The
Bet
Offer
c-
ihi.ics
per
Icaagiaphrr'
Only.
Ever
Made
il"z.
.
.
40c
Notebook.
25c
25c
ay
5c,
10c
anil
15c
U
I'iiiN
.
15c
In
40o
s.r:,
(i
frr
25c
II-;
Wrl.cin
I'enhohlors.
3
for
25c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Fifth
Ave.
East.
Phone
18.
"7Uur
This
is
a
thoughtful
age
anil
most
of
ns
approach
Hie
New
Year
in
a
serious
man
nor.
We
artf
going
to
1o
(he
host
we
can
Jo
improve
the
,
comfort
of
our
hmo
folks
and
will
mid
to
Personal
efficiency
that
tin
world
may
he
a
holler
tore
for
our
having
livnl
in
f
Wo
sell
hardware
thai
mako
Ihis
a
holler
place
'or
you
and
yours.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
fcrMAUr
VATTD
EAT
ii.miivr
i
in
n
ru
i
and
BE
HAPPY
By
the
dally
use
of
avne
s
Keducmt?
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o.
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can
nnleklv
reduce
lo
a
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Melhod,
Al'lSdhU
IT'.IiY
"AIIMLKSH.
Now
is
Ihe
lime
lo
h'-ain
lleibiciiiff
AVeiuhl.
let
your
'"'allh
improve,
hecomr
younger
in
iippeanince.
more
cheerful,
viMicinusly
active
and
efficient.
t
HI'IIISINd
HKsmrS
QUH'.K-''V
M
I'AIN.MU.i:.
Money
Ile-rniiile.l
if
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Salisfie.l.
50c
rOR
3
CAKES
Sod
Cllll
!
Moiwf
OrJ,r.
Education,
Enfranchisement
and
British
Citizenship
Offered
as
Solution
of
Indian
Land
Claims
Jiy
C.
Harrison,
;
The
Indian.,
in
llit'ir
land
oouleulions,
have
somehow
or
other,
got
themselves
mixed
up
willi
advisers
who
seem
more
ilelermiiieil
on
mischief
than
on
justice,
lull
justice
must
he
done
notwithstanding.
What
then
can
lie
done
to
end
this
ceaseless,
jangling
over
Hie
Indian
laud
ipieslion?
At
the
present
lime,
the
Indians
have
excellent
reservations
with
the
best
hind
in
the
province
in
them
and
each
reservation
and
band
of
Indians
in
the
province
must
be
dealt
with
On
its
respective
mortis.
1
would
in
the
first
place
slroncly
advise
thai
all
Iln
younger
generation
who
are
able
lo
read
and
wrile
and
an'
striving
to
live'
as
good
citizen
he
given
Ihe
franchise
and
boNnllov-ed
all
Ihe
privileges
and'
responsibilities
of
uiilurul
born
ltrilisli
suhjerls.
This
would
he
Ihe
firsl
slep
towards
their
emancipation
from
the
reservation
laws
and
rest
riel
ions
which
I
consider
a
great
hindrance
lo
their
advancement
and
civilization.
Local
Jealousies
We.
who
have
lifed
so
long
Willi
the
Indians
know
thai
un-
ili'r
the
reservation
discipline
as
!
individuals
they
are
not
cnontir-
,a(."'il
lo
io
ineir
uuiy.
ny
uii.n
never
I
'loean
thai
the
reservation
is
llicld
in
r
i
1
1
1
ti
1
1
1
n
for
all
living
therein,
ami
Ihat
no
one
is
cn-i
hi
led
lo
more
of
it
than
another;
desire
i
lliereTiire,
slimild
Simula
anyone
anyone
to
improve
it
for
his
pose
and
derive'a
benefil
there-
Indian
land
(Ui'slliin,
Ihe
from,
a
considerable
aiuonnl
of;
sjiiotary
and
satisfactory
ieiilotisy
is
engendered
againsl
hiln
as
Ihiingh
he
were
froltitiK
hi
ire
orivilcgcs
than
be
was
en-lilleil
lo.
Secondly,
a
sullieionl
pari
of
each
reservation
should
be
set
apart
for
Ihe
old
people
and
those
who
refuse
to
be
frnn-rhised,
which
would
only
be
a
small
proportion,
ami
Ihe
re
'sire
lo
be
franchised.
I.e4
lilies
ended.
Ilieir
duly,
and
I
have
,
nol
Ihe
least
doubt
but
Ihat
the
majoriLy,
iff
Ihe
hi"
avi
lit
t
,1
'
b'eVf
i
'rift
'ffse'rul
"am
I
respected
citizens
of
our
great
Canadian
nation.
Thus
by
a
gradual
process
and
in
due
course
of
lime
Ihe
whole
of
these
reservations
could
be
sub-divided
and
all
Ihe
Indians
tut
in
il
I
oil
lo
piimmsliin.
for
i
am
fully
con
vinced
that
under
the
present
ii-ixervntOin
svslem
there
is
no
lencourageuienl
whatsoever
for
individual
elVorland
Ibis
ceu-
land
does
not
appear
accoYiling
lo
one
conversant
with
Indians
lo
have
ever
leen
held
formerly
by
any
of
the
Indians
of-
North
America.
He
also
stales
"I
here
are
some
principals
that
must
not
be
lost
sijilil
oT
m
relation
lo
the
reservations,
One
is
that,
the
litle
is
nut
indefeasible;
another
is
Ihat
the
(ioveruiueul
has
the
right
to
scale
down
Ihe
area
of
the
reserves
piupnil
innately
to
Hie
decrease
of
the
number
nr
Indians;
and
another
iin-pnrlanl
one
is
thai
while
the
Indians
must
yield
lo
I
lie
growing
demands
of
Ihe
country,
Ihey
must
be
Irealod
with
such
fairness
ami
liberality
thai
it
can
he
said
injiislice
has
been
fueled
out
lo
Iheiu;
but
even
justice
does
not
reunite
Ihat
they
should
lie
allowed
lit
have
I
heir
own
way."
I'nking
therefore
into
eousid-
a
ceriniii
poriion
oi
crallon
all
the
pros
ami
eons
re-
own
particular
pur-
gardiug
this
controversy
of
the
The
Man
in
the
Moon
siitllcienl
land
in
these
reserve?
I.OOKI.WS
over
what
iasses
in
irive
each
man
UWI
acres,
Ihe
popular
lileralure.
makes
L'livei
iiliienl
of
llrilisb
Ciduuihia'
wonder
if
learning
to
wiiiihl,
I
feel
convinced,
aHcr
really
or
lieneril
lo
iln
mailers
had
gone
so
lar,
anow
ihoe
who
were
unable
In
pet
lioiuesleads
In
I
heir
old
reserves
have
Ihe
privilege
or
hiking
up
pie-e'inption
y
claims
on
any
pari
of
the
vacant
lands
al
their
disposal.
My
so
Irealius
Ihe
Traii-chiseil
Indian
Ihey
would,
then
be
placed
on
a
level
with
while
men
as
far
as
oblniuiug
land
is
.
,
...II
II....,
Ii'onceriieu.
iiiv
wwum
nun
linive
everv
inilueetnenl
lo
do
lo'.pol
like
I
urkey
lliTiuiihl
I
did.
only
rnn-
elusion
if
in
allow
all
Dial
are
uuulified
lo
read
and
vvrile
to
become
enfranchised
and
lo
lake
their
part,
not
as
children,
hul-fls
citizens
of
Canada
and
loyal
sun
jecls
of
the
King.
Ily
granting
Ihern
this
privilege
they
are
bound
to
become
in
Ihe
near
fut
ur
assiinilaieii
in
ihe
ousinin
iiiKiiudor
could
he
.Tivided
eipially
and
life
of
Hie
whiles
and
wben
aniiin.isl
the
male
adults
overjlhis
happens
and
not
before
will
einlilci'ii
years
of
age
Ihat
de-
Ihis
agilalimi
about
the
laud
be
is
the
also
be
jtiveit
lo
Iheni
so
thai
lhal
MMilor's
MMilor's
Iotf.
Notf.
This
This
Ihey
ritubt
either
lodd
or
disposejelevenli!
of
a
series
of
of
tl"'ir
biddings
as
while
men
on
Ihe
fjneen
r.harlolle
articles
lslami
do
when
Ihev
are
sahsfied
lhey;iy
.Mr.
Harrison.
Ihe
twelfth
.
.
...
i
...
.
are
receiving
a
rair
price
loriwin
apiear
in
an
eariy
issue
nuu
jlheir
properties.
t
j
will
be
Ihe
firsl
of
the
concliuU
!
Give
Homesteads
I'ng
sel
of
Hie
series
which
(
I
would
nol
mlvise
Ihat
thelenlllled
"
Hemlnlscences
"
and
(Crown
should
sell
their
ieservcsconlains
a
gwil
deal
or
interesl-:and
hand
Hie
money
over
lo
lho;ing
writing
about
Mr.
Harrison's
Indians,
as
this
would
only
have
impressions
afler
his
long
re-a
had
elfecl
and
cause
Irouble.
sldeuce
on
Ihe
Islands.)
Oulslde
of
the
small
acreage
rc-
r..H
if.
n
ivl.l
,,.iitit
nnl
JK'
IJlllll
ll
ll'l
III"
1"
'!'
..
(Hie
reservations
inlo
100
acre(
ihoinesteails
and
lei
each
frnn-;
,rhieil
male
adult
be
uiveii
his
lillc.
and
should
there
not
lie
for
chap
rend
was
race.
WOULD
Kve
have
eaten
thai
apple
Adam
gave
her
if
there
had
been
afternoon
leas
where
tier
action
would
have
been
floated
over?
ONE
of
Ihe
candidates
We'll
choose
as
mayor,
To
the
other
one
We'll
give
Ihe
air.
I'M
beginning
lo
realize
Ihat
I
Just
as
vvejl
DID
you
ever
picture
lo
yourself
Die
poor
chap
who
is
alone,
fro
zen
and
hungry,
lie
was
probably
hunting
geese
or
ducks.
lainly
is
morally
wrong.
alone.
Apply
in
the
firsl
inslnncc
If
these
few
suggestions
weresainf
fuu
qualifications
lo
the
carried
out
ami
nie
i
returning
nuicer
on
nouiiuaiioo
treated
as
while
men
and
allowed
,ay
lo
assume
all
Hit
responsibilities
or
while
men,
thou
we
should
hear
no
more
aboul
their
supposed
ownership
of
Ihe
country.
Doctrine
of
Ownership
This
doctrine
of
ownership
of
MORTGAGE
SALE.
t.ui:
.Nona:
urn
umior
nnct
'w,.,1!,1'":'
or
tlm
power
riiiiUliH-.l
In
nUH
Mniimin!
cmhiI
Hie
Mii
day
Hnit,
":.
.:'.
,
Vi
di
I
...T
-r
r
r
ft
el
.public
iifi-
lull
m
Tul.y.
the
Ui
,
apy.
!,
III"
l"'"r
,,r
'30
.
I.
1
the
artel-noon,
at
tin
PI''""''"
Mrkuy.
Klevrmii
Avenue.
JTI"
""I
l;
Mi;.,
nil
tin
kihiiN,
lint
lot,
ruiiiw'n,
ti-,Vi;
.ml
prlH,,Hl
prupM
lT
;
ihmI
I
n
I
lux
n
Ihe
mild
c.lnitli'l
MorlKnife.
!!rrL;nirtrri,r;!
i,f
o
ilulry,
mid
nlwi'
Imiiwhcild
iiirrn
i,t
i.
,,
lliinert.
n.c
n.i...
I'm
lli
dy
nf
Jammrv.
"ift'
Cnr
riollii'r
rmrtlrola
rs
(if
Mln
Hpply
WIIIHili".
lalei,
Sollcllori,
rrlnc
fllllllllllV
r.
V
EV1TT
mill
ciniilllloti
ln114rtn
k
fioll'
liupell.
.C.
Tonders
Wanted
TKNDKIIS
are
invited
position
of
mayor
of
Huperl.
Applicants
musl
lo
fill
Ihe
bill
and
lei
for
the
I'i'ince
lie
able
things
REASSURING
HER
"John,
Ihe
gus
hill
Is
due
lo-morrovv
and
I
haven't
a
cent
in
Ihe
linuse."
"Dnn'l
worry,
my
love,
going'
lo
give
you
$5
for
liirlhilay,
you
know."
I
am
your
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
flenrgoMcAfoe,
Mrs.
W.
II.
McAfee
and
Miss
Jessie
McAfee.
Georgetown;
Mrs.
W.
P.
Ilinns,
llalinoral:
II.
1,.
Prank,
Terrace;
D.
II.
Smith,
Onesnel.
Central
Agnes
Scobie,
Anyox;
M.
F.r.
land,
Swansnn
Hay;
I'.
II.
Horner
T.
Trace,
0.
C.
Hose,
X.
P.,
Ilennell,
.1.
Kerr,
II.
Mcf.ready,
,V
Warden
und
S.
Shcfskey,
C.N.
It.
TOE
DAILY
NEWS
PACE
FT
LIBRARIAN
IS
COMPLIMENTED
Board
at
Final
Meeting
Last
Nlnht
Says
Nice
Things
about
Miss
Mortimer
REPORT
FOR
YEAR
At
Hie
"last
meeting
of
Ihe
library
board
for
the
year
hob!
in
the
library
building,
last
night
with
,1'resiilonl
i.
(!.
Hacker
in
the
chair,
.Miss
Violel
Mortimer.
Ihe
Librarian
was
compliiuenlen
on
having
carried
out
the
work
so
well.
Kucli
member
of
Hie
board
spoke
appreciatively
of
the
excellent
work
done
and
of
the
unfailing
courtesy
of
Miss
Mortimer.
Ablermaii
Kvilt
said
it
was
a
pleasure
lolhink
a
Prince
Huperl
girl
bad
bi-en
able
lo
lake
up
the
work
where
Miss
(Irani
left
nir
and
carry
il
m
so
sur
cessfully.
I
he
reporl
of
Ihe
librarian
on
Ihe
work
of
Hie
year
just
con
cluded
showed
thai
there
hail
been
-
.'P'
027
borrowings
as
tgainst
:il,S7S
Ihe
previous
year.
This
showed
that
on
an
average
each
book
in.
the
library
bad
been
out
eight
lime.
The
borrowings
were
classified
as
follows:
Fiction
22.KU
Philosophy
,'il
lleligiou
I7H
Sociology
187
lainguage
I:i
Science
;i0
1
l;sful
Arts
tit
PI
ne
Arts
IJIeralure
7i
lliography
(89
History
Hi
Travel
lit
8
.Imcnile
i..'7u
The
board
found
themselves
al
Ihe
end
of
IhCyear
Willi
S7
r8
on
hand
afler
paying
all
accounts.
They,
prepared
a
lenla-live
eslimate
of
costs
for
next
year
which
Ihey
will
recommend
lo
the
incoming
board.
The
Librarian
reported
that
during
the
year
there
had
oeen
51)3
books
received
by
purchase,
251
by
gift
and
1(19
had
been
withdrawn
giving
a
uel
increase
of
7117.
However
some
of
(lie
books
were
rn
need
of
rebimlm
and
an
extra
amount
should
be
placed
in
Ihe
estimates
for
tins
work.
December
Report
The
reporl
of
the
librarian
for
Ihe
month
of
December
show
ed
that
.'1,083
books
had
been
loaned,
or
an
average.
of
12.1.1
a
day.
Forly-lhree
mw
members
had
been
enrolled
and
six
lia.JI
cancelled,
leaving
a
total
of
1.740,
about
one
thousand
of
whom
were
active
borrowers.
Ihe
librarian
further
slaled
that
Iwelve
books
bad
been
lonalcd
lo
the
library
during
Hie
month
and
32
acquired
by
purchase
while
two
had
beep
cancelled,
leaving
a
total
of
l.iun
now
on
Ihe
shelves
or
in
SPECIAL
GRANTS
TO
BE
PAID
TEACHERS
Board
Decides
to
Meet
Applications
of
Four
Members
of
'Staff
Who
Took
Sum-.
mer
School
Courses
Ihe
school
board
last
night
decided
lo
pay
lo
Misses
Scull.
Mills.
Mncilonald
and
Mercer
grants
of
50
provided
for
under
Ihe
former
schedule
in
Ihe
event
of
nVent'bers
or
the
leaching
staffs
taking
.summer
school
work.
The
board
bad
previously
denied
paying
over
these
surhs
in
view
or
Hie
fact
Ihat
.application
had
nol
been
promptly
anil
properly
made.
Miss
Mills
brought
the
mailer
In
Ihe
alleulion
of
Ihe
board
WHOOPING
COUGH
IS
A
VERY
SERIOUS
TROUBLE
HER
5
CHILDREN
HAD
IT
Mrs.
s.
It.
c.rnlir,
u.lt.
SiOt.
Pnlnwrs-tun,
onl
vrrltes:
-Two
VPr
ri,
l.lt
winter,
our
flvn
ililMinv
hurt
very
wven
attacks
of
whouplnn
ciiinh,
We
weic
I'pi'iiinnii-iiilert,
by
our
dnnriUM,
in
iiw
DR.
WOOD'S
NORWAY
PINE
SYRUP
whlfh
we
rtlrt
with
the
grentest
of
Sucre.,
Il
ilcmrd
nut
ihe
ttiiiutt
und
liroie
ill
lid
lulu',
nnd
lniiiiii'rt
tin'
ptili-iciii
so
thai
they
were
nlde
to
ninth
It
up,
anil
III
nn
'time
I
had
fliieiirhod
Iho
"wlniop.
in'."
"Pr.
Wnnct'n"
I
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milhtirn
Co.,
I.tiniieil,
mil
lias-
been
on
tln
iimrkel
for
the
pnl
3!t
years,
He
sure
ind
get
tin
genuine.
The
BETTER
BEER
you
want
ts
here-
MANY
CLAIMS
TO
VALUABLE
LEGACY
Correct
Use
of
Famous
Title
has
Encouraged
Pretenders
About
Ihe
year
t88()
the
"pioneer
prospectors
of
llrilish
Columbia
discovered
n
remarkable
coal.
Afler
many
trials
and
tests
il
was
positively
established
that
Ihis
coal
represented
the
acme
of
economy,
efficiency
and
comfort.
To
litis
fuel
Ihey
save
the
new
famous
name
of
"Nnnnlmo-Wellington."
representing
nil
thai
was
best
in
coal.
'
Nn
sooner
was
it
found
that
the
public
insisted
on
gelling
this
Wonder
Puel
than
other
coals
worn
put
on
the
market
under
very
similnr
names.
So
much
so
that
tbo
public
were
at
a
loss
lo
say
which
was
tho
genuine
nnd
which
the,
imitr.lion.
Of
course
it
was
easy
alter
a
trial
n
single
sack
will
prU
i
more
lasting
and
more
powerful
heal
from
a
few
shovelfuls,
hardly
any
ash.
no
clinker
or
rock,
nil
these
points
stand
out
when
you
make
a
praclicnl
test
in
furnace,
fireplace,
heater
or
eook-slovo.
This
famous
Nanalmo-Wel-llnglon
cnal
is
sold
only
by
Albert
&
McCaffery
to
whom
all
orders
shoulil
bo
phoned
direct.
Prompt
delivery
service
given
bv
their
own
teams
nnd
trucks.
Their
plum
numbers
are
ltfli
and
50V
If
(Special
to
Daily
News)
O
m
il
Tt
..r
v
n
If
meneer
without
amr
JICH
and
creamy,"
wholesome
and
pure
the
finest
beer
it's
possible
to
make
from
the
choicest
of
malt
and
hops
the
utmost
in
purity,
because
it's
brewed
at
a
plant
where
pride
is
taken
in
scrupulous
cleanliness.
"Cascade"
the
BETTER
BEER
the
beer
for
YOU
and
it
costs
no
more.
"Cascade"
the
Beer
.
that
-
SA
TISFIES
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
This
advertisement
is
nt
published
ur
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Coiinvi
i'e.ard
ui
by
the
tluvcrumciu
of
Iiritish
Columbia.
again
and
reported
that
applica
tions
had
been
properly
made
by
Ihe
teachers
involved
through
Mr.
Campbell,
IJien
superintendent.
Mr.
Campbell
had
apparently
nyver
forwarded
these
applications
lo
the
board.
Members
of
the
board
took
the
view
thai
Ihe
applications
had
been
made
ingooil
faith
ajul,
as
sueh
grants
were
then
provided
for
in
Ihe
schedule,
il
was
moved
by
Trustrl
Orme
and
seconded
by
Trustee
Casey
Ihat
Ihey
bo
paid
as
roipiesled.
The
motion
carried.
Such
grants
will,
however,
not
ne
made
in
Hie
fill
tiro
as
provision
for
them
has
been
wiped
off
the
salary
schedule.
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