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DAILY
EDITIOH
AVcdnesday,
April
29,
1025.
Great
Britain
Is
Paying
tferBllls.
tirent
Britain
although
;nucli
more,
heavily
taxed
than
ourselves
is
paying,
her
bills,
mid
gradually
extricating
heielf
from
the.
condition
in
which
she
found
herself
following
the
war.
Now
her
money
has
come
back
practically
to
par
in
United
States
as
well
as
Canada
and
she
has
adopted
the
gold
standard
of
I
lie
action
of
Bnlain
is
an
example
to
the
world.
While
calamity
l;uwler
were
saying
that
no
nation
could
regain
fiiimi
rial
stability
jtfler
the,
sjiork.
of
the
great
struggle,
the
people
of
the
Utile
,
island
were
working
hard
.and
not
Jinly
paying
their
way
mil
also
paying
up
their
old
debts.
They
still
have
a
great
burden
of
debt
but
Iheir
position
is
financially
sound.
No
Proposal
Yet
Regarding
Railways.
'
While
'then;
is
some
lalk
of
an
amalgamation
of
the
Na
tional
and
tlntindiau
Pacific.
Railways,
no
concrele
proposal
has
yt'l
been
put
forward
for
union.
.
When
it
is
made
will
be
time
enough
for
expressions
it(
opinion
as
to
it
feasibility.
If
there
is
lo
be
(iiiioii
it
must
be
real
and
not
temporarv.
No
workjifg
agreement
under
which
business
on
the
C.P.R.
could
be
built
up
!y
robbing
the
other
line
would
satisfy
the
C.N.R.
lerrilorv.
If
the
two
lines
come
under
one
management,
it
must
be
as
one
company
without
any
option
(o.agaiu
.separate.
Three
Possible
Plans
Today.
There
nre
Ifiree
possible
methods.
of
procedure
in
regard
to
Ihe
railway.
One
is
to
sell
ou(
.to
lie
C.P.R.,
another
to
sell
oijt
lo
some
competing
line
such
as
(he
New
York
tlentral
and
a
ininl
is
lo
continue
as
we
are.
A
good
manv
people
would'
like
to
see
the
Canadian
National
amalgamate
with
one
of
the
big
American
systems
as
a.conipeliiig
line.
Others
fear
Ihe
ih-Hueiice;
of
such
an
amalgamation
from
a-British
point
of
view.
There
are
nlo
objections
lo
slate
ownership
as.
at
present
ear-ried
mil.
it
is
a
big
problem
and
one
for
the
best
minds
of
Ilio
couidryjo
solve.
Of
Peace
:Rlver.
Viv.tV
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Headers
of
tl.is
Ufaf&mh
UiU4mM
Peace
Biver
eounlry
and
Ihe
railway
routes
leading
fm'rn
ilTsla-.'e.
la
nn
a
uew
to
lamitiarizing
themselves
with
the
situation,
so
that
Jhey
may
intelligently
discuss
it
at
any
time,
.lohu
Dvb-liavn's
article
appended
therein
covers
ther
ground
fairly
well.
iiemre
mng
ine
railway
will
have
to
be
built,
even
if
it
is
not
coinmencetl
this
year.
Presbyterians,
Pray
.
,
for
Toronto
Globe.
'
r.eno
ie
remetnJiers
ie
roron
o
(i
o
he.
ns
1
used
in
I,..
Al
one
time
il
was
known
as
the
Scotch
Canadian's
Bible
and
il
dealt
wilh
news
ami
affairs
in
a
serious
and
becoming
manner
siiiled
to
its
peculiar
clientele.-
Today
il
has
changed.
It
is
a
modern
newspaper
filled
with
mailers
of
real
human
interest
ami
wilh
a
modicum
oT
humor.
The
oilier
day
a
two
column
news
story
appeared
on
its
front
page
in
black
face
type
dated
from
Kceue,
(tularin,
which
renders
are
discussing
and
wondering
if
il
was
not
held
over
from
April
I.
It
was
dated
April
:i.O
nil
hough
tin
day
il
was
prlnled
was
.April
21.
It
follows:
"All
good
Canadians
know
that
Keene
is
the
metropolis
of
Bice
Lake,
ami
famous
for
ils
mnskral
fur.
Have
Wnllii,o
!...,.
fall
sowed
a
field
in
fall
wheal.
Tjie
ground
being
rich-and
the
weather
favorable,
il
put
on
a
heavy
lop.
The.
winter
winds
idled
Ihe
snow
twelve
feel
high
about
the
fences.
An
inquisitive
mitskrat
found
this
lovely
green
wilder
fodder,
and
nuide
il
known
lo
all
the
colonies
about.
They
moved
in
a
body
and
burrowed
under
the
-snowbanks.
The
sheller
was
good,
the
fool
choice
and
abiiiidanl.
Toward
spring
n
faithful
collie
on
his
rounds
discovered
Ihe
invaders,
and
resented
Ihe
invasion.
He
began
depositing
a
dead
niuskrat
nt
Ihe
back
door
of
the
farmhouse
every
fifleeit
minutes.
The
task
seemed
honele
'
'
.
THE
r.AC.7
AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION
OF
SMITHERS
Meeting
Discusses
Roads
and
Other
Matters
at
Meeting
Monday
Night
SMITH
KKS,
April
2'J.
A
ular
monthly
meeting
of
repr-t
ho
Automobile
Association
was
held
in
the
Municipal
Office
on
Mon
day
uilil
Willi
a
rood
turnout
of
Members.
It
was
decided
to
havo.a
num
ber
of
emblems
made,-
tho;
de-
sifrn
lo
he
in
the
form,
.of
a
wheel
with
Ihe
figure
of
a
grouse
hown
in
Ihe
centre.
The
em
blem
are'
lo
be
placed
on
llio
front
of
Ihe
members'
cars.
An
important
mailer
placed
before
the
ineelinjr
by
the
farmer
members
dealt
with
the
railway
gates
placed
where
the
highways
cross
the
railway
tracks.
mis
system
of
pates
is
most,
unsatis
factory
and
instead
of
beiuj;
a
protection
for
the
farmers'
slock
very
often
proves
a
menace
and
a
nusiance.
It
was
pointed
out
that
the
jrales
are
frequently
left
open
or
unlocked
by
persons
travelling
through,
the
district
ami
Hie
catlle
Mien
have
free
access
to
the
right
of
way
and
ifjen
come
to
srrief.
To
alleviate
this
danger
and
inake.
travelling
more
convenient,
a
resolution
was
adopted
retpiesting
that
the
provincial
public
works
depart
ment
endeavor
lo
have
Ihe
prates
einoved
and
proper
catlle
guard
placed
at
all
crossings.
The
public
works
department
is
also
heing
asked
,
lo
improve
certain
portions
of
roads
in
Ihe
district
where
motor
1
ravel
is
heavy.
WOMEN
TO
AID
HOSPITAL
WARD
Will
Hold
Tag
Day
Soon
for
Children's
Department
It
Was
Decided
at
At
the
regular
meeliiifr
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
("Jen
eral
llosnilal,
Mrs.
parsons,
re
preventative
of
the
organization
on
the
hospital
hoard,
reported
that
in
order
lo
make
it
possible
to
install
(he
children's
ward.
Ihe
expenditure
of
81,500
was
necessary
on
alterations.
This
was
a
slightly
larger
sum
than
had
been
previously
reported
but
il
was
necessary.
She
asked
what
Dart
Ihe
auxiliary
would
lake
in
Ihe
raising
of
this
sum.
After
sonic
discussion
it
was
derided
lo
hold
a
lag
day
on
May
ii,
and
donate
the
proceed
to
that
object.
INFORMAL
DANCE
BY
BADMINTON
CLUB
TO
CLOSE
THE
SEASON
!
Members
and
a
Few
of
Their
Friends
Had
Pleasant
Party
Last
Night
ier
Irtlereslhijf
parly
was
si
evening
when
mem
bers
of
Hie
Badminton
Club
entertained
a
few
of
their
friends
at
a
litlle
informal
dance
in
Ihej
Badminton
Club
Hall
on
Third
Ave,
Kenny
Hood's
orchestra
providing
the
music.
Bach
member
was
entitled
lo
bring
one
friend
anil
most
of
them
look
advantage
of
the
opportunity.
Dancing
was
from
nine
to
one
ami
the
Indies
served
refreshments.
The
hall
was
prettily
decorated
with
daffodils
and
oilier
flowers
and
the
walls
with
the
emblems;
of
Ihe
sport.
This
dance
was
the
closing
event
of
the
club
for
the
season
which
has
been
a
most
success.
nil
one.
SURPRISEPARTY
Smithers
Home
Raided
by
Friends
Who
Took
Friendly
Possession
v
SMITIlBItS.
April
2.
A
niosl
Olll(i:ilvl
It
rtVrtll
II
fT
11
fa
al
u
I
rill
I
f
1
I
o
he
called
in
two
neighbor
dogs,
mid
the
,ree
deposited
o
nil'
Ihe
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
II.
tdt
In
Vancouiar,
B.O
f
FLIES.
MOTHS
M
I
Mosquitoes
Developed
at
World's
ljj
wi
v..
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Industrial
Research
Institute.
WU
not
tain.
Pleasant
udor.
Harmless
to
humans
and
animals.
Your
Grocer
or
Druggist
fresh
men
Is
and
&
stop
was
made
at
midnight
while
these
were
enjoyed.
PICNIC
LUNCH
BASKET
MOST
IMPORTANT
ITEM
When
Ihe
good
wealher
comes'
lo
stay
for
a
while,
everyone
in
Ihe
city
will
slarl
preparations
for
summer
pieijics.
Boat
inusi
be
painted
new
clothes
purchased
and
last
yearV
bathing
suit
fished
out
of
the
bottom
of
the
drawer,
Picnics
must
always
be
carefully
planned.
The
lunch
basket
is
the
most
important
item
of
ill.
Kill
Ibis
tiii
with
sandwiches
made
from
wholesome
"Klertrle"
Bread.
Sandwich
bread
made
by
the
Kleclric
Window
Bakeries.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
102
tt
INSTKAI)
of
maklujr
speeches
lo
an
empty
house
'the
Ottawa
members
might
heller
have
had
Iheir
hud;rel
i-ei-ies
nicely
typed
and
handed
in
to
Ihe
puh-lishers
if
Ilahsard
and
I
lien
called
the
next
order
of
business.
VKHY
few
people
boating
on
the
luirhor
afleriHMtn.
W.
P
were
out
yesterday
.Moscpiiloes
resemble
yniiiisr
men.
They
often
yet
slapped'
for
what
they
are
alunil
to
(hi.
TUB
girl
who
paints,
her
complexion
probably
has
studied
the
salmon
market.
Beds
yesterday
were
worth
eleven
rents
a
pound
ami
whiles
where
a
drujr
on
the
market
nt
two
.cents.
NOW
thai
Winston
Churchill
has
made
Hp
his
Jnntyel,
I
shal'
have
to
hs:in
to
think
about
mine.
First
there's
the
taxes
tomorrow.
Jt-
I
Ten
Years
Ago
1
In
Pflnre
Rupert
AH'orney
0'eneral
W.
J.
Hnw-
cer.
at
n
iiieeliiiKlicldyeslcrday
in
the
"City5
Hall,
S'llilbd
that
Hie
project
of
having
a
portion
of
Ihe
Kovernmenl
wharf
given
over
to
the
t'jse
of
fishermen
would
receive
his
fullest
assistance.
The
schooners
Tordenskjold,
Sitka
ami
Liberty
of
Hie
American
fleet
sailed
yesterday
on
tlieir
return
lo
Ihe
fishimr
banks
after
having
taken
on
bail,
oil
ami.
supplies
here,.
They
were
Ihe
first
large
American
boats
lo
dispose
of
Iheir
catches
al
this
porl.
Binlon,
assistant
Ira
flic
manager
.of,
Ihrv
J.'ll?f
;
W,,
V..
Duperow,
assislnnt'
geiieral
pas.
senger
agent,
Winnipeg,
and
T.
.1.
I'helan,
president
of
Ihe
Can.
ada
Hallway
News,'
rtre
visiting
the
city.
They
arrived
from
Ihe
Mouth
yesterday
nnd
will
proceed
Hal
by
rail
al!
Ihe
end
of
the
week.
ALICE
ARM
Another
high
grade
vein
of
ore
has
been
encountered
on
Ihe
Ksner
111)71
I'll
in
a
lif
1
'ut"u
I'm.'
average
irrat
every
five
niinules,
ave
Was
hopelessly
swamped,
Mclnlyre
on
Monday
night
when
ser
A
Lee
who
are
opOralliig
the
ll
lip
klll
full
n
llltllij'il
jmII
In
liLo
M
U
rt
f.
L...i4
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"""Ul
ny
oi
ineir
rrlemm
in-'proppiiy
on
lease
'if
mimiii,
mi
r.jirn
.-iMiuu-r,
iiimi
mr
luur
iioisiieo
tue
jon
in
adeil
Iheir
uiree
nays
nnu
iwo
nignt
linmr
W'illlurr
I,
mi
I
u
The
nmnber
of
iniiskrals
cnnlured
soon
Imd
nil
n.,
fi.i.,wini.n
..r
lliil
lllulil
iiuini
lull
,1
iitii
fiimil
llml
...lm..
11.
ii.
1
.
Conslruelinn
of,
Ihn
'
llllarice
.
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Vi.
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V
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:
,lH
was
ine
large
room
ami
dancing
was
Hlver
hr
dge,
which
was
nfnrlcd
ohl
(he
price
of
rat
skins
dr
ipped
Ihtrly
cents,
and
s.S
that
jl.e
enjoyed
until
two
o'clock.
The
last
ha
year,
Tl,
four
farmers
conlemplalc
a
trip
In
Kuropc
this
summer"
een
res
,r
Ivl.iiors
had
come
laden
with
re.
bridge
will
bV
Somi.it"il
4.1.1s
t
v
STRAW.
.HAT
w&
-
jjj
cm.
or
i&rfiar
year
ami
it
will
then
be
possible
In
walk
from
Alice
Arm
lo
Silver
City.
Nick
Sulilovich
has
jusl
completed
a
new
2ft
by
All
two
storey
business
block.
Il
is
the
finest
huihliiif.-
in
the
town.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J'.
i,
Mice
have
arrived
from
Anyox
lo
spend
the
summer
here.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
.1.
C.
Devlin
have
arrived
from
Vancouver
ami
ex-peel
lo
spend
the
summer
here.
'
Mrs.
.1.
Trinder
ami
daughter
have
returned
here
after
spending
a
month
visiting
u
Prion-Btiperl
and
al
Smith
Island.
NEW
HAZELTON
Miss
Mary
Slany-r
leH
last
week
for
Francois
Lake
where
she
will
spend
a
month.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C!
IL
Sawle
left'
on
Sunday
night
for
Prince
Holier!
where
Ihey
are
spending
a
few
days.
IL
C.
Fraser,
Inspector
of
schools,
conferred
with
the
local
school
hoard
last
week
on
mat.,
lers
in
connection'
wilh
Hie
ncw
school
which
is
to
be
built
here;
Ibis
year.
!
Mr.
MeCalluin,
Indian
agent
nlj
Fort
Fraser,
who
is
being
super-;
nuoualcd,
vlslled
nl
lla.ellonl
last
week
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
IV
Hyde.
j
TENDERS
FOR
ORAIN
ELEVATOR
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.O.
Nolle
to
Contractors
SKAI.KIi
TK.NDF.IIi
tor
(lift
'nii'trftrlliiil
fit
a
riMiiforri-cl
i'ihhthc
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nil-Tnlriirliiir,
Willi
liiuV-l
mk
tnillrrli1!
and
whitUhiim'.
will
lie
rrrflVftil
al
Olmwii,'
iinHrlo.
unUI
Noon
of
Monday,
My
11th,
1
1925.
Tftiiitom
klinuM
tic
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In
an
ni(iirj
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t'iiv'WM
liiaiKi'd
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fur
liraiii
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mil
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In
Mr.
K.
C.
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iflliira.
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lump
sum
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l.inii-iiiT-t'.
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temlfr,
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sum
will
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rurfrlliil
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(tip
mrl
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lilt
lender.
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lllilileK
of
llliilricprill
li'll-ili'ier
will
lie
reluiiiPd.
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i-lie(iie
it
tlie
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will
lip
retained
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sertii'Ov
fur
the
due
fulfilment
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llir
ciinlini
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In
he
ciilered
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rlietiie
irmy
im
rei'i.iren
wiiii
riiuivmeni
par
value
uj
linniN
ut
the
Mmnlnlnn
nf
Canada.
I'lann,
spei'iriiatluna,
and
all
iiereaxary
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retrai'illotr
the
irnHied
wmt
timt
tie
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one
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re
lulled
fur
lun
ami
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dcMill
to
lie
retiirtifd
mi
nliini
nr
pl.ini
and
siHTirieailims
In
irHHl
rundllliin.
Tin-
lnwet
nr
any
lender
will
not
nerennarlly
Im1
nreepled.
Ily
nnler,
V.
C
T.
U'lum,
liepiily
Minlnter.
Oenartmenl
ttt
Trade
and
Cnmmerri',
Oliawa.
April
Olh,
l(i?ri.
LAND
ACT
III
Prlnro
tliipen
J
.and
District;
Dlntrlrt
if
I'rliM'o
linpeit.
TAkK
MiTICK
lhal,l,
Merlll
lira
llrUav.
lit
aneinivrr,
M.C.,
nrrtipallnn
salmcin
lirnker,
liilend
ti
ahplv
rr
periulsnloit
to
piirrhii'e.
the
fdM.iwinj
deserlhed
land:
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at
a
inl
plained
U
mlln
s'liiln
r
the
sinillieait
mrner
nt
l.nl
0?U,
lllllle
Creek,
llanve
4,
c.iant
Mtrlri;
tlH'iM'e
Tinrtli
n
rlinlna;
Ihenre
west
in
I'haliKi
Ihenre
smith
to
flmre
line
In
an
falerly
ilirerllini
to
pulnl
nr
nine
ineneeiiienti
innlalnlni
to
anva,
mure
or
less.
MI-llH.I,
liRS
nniflAY.
.
Applicant.
r,
.
.
.F',wl"
K'fny
lianiiiin,
Afcnt.
Dated
April
3rd,
m.
Makes
your
bat
.
Sold
only
at
The
taL
Store
"
iC
To
women
everywhere
Spring
brin-all
the
many
problems
ernbSl'
the
the
word
word
riutt'NVl-aj
"hats.''
K
,,.
is
the
natnr.nl
miem',,,
ui
h
.
t!
last
season's
straw
which
only
neej"ar
different
color
'
"
and
new
tnmmin
uit
me
exactly,
or
shall
I
per
with
a
new
straw
which
mav
m
Iti
well
on
me
at
all?"
't
i
i
AVhy
not
lefElkay'i
Straw
ihr
Dve
pensive
dye
you
canjmake
l;.t--a.-straw
look
new
and
different
so
r
X
ly
and
easily
you
will
wonder
wh
didn't
try
it
long
ago.
'
'
The
results
will
delight
you
nnr
T0U
will
save
considerable
tow.tr
)
of
-t
Spring
apparel.
Elkay's
Straw
Hat
Dye
is
perir
nw
and
waterproof,
dries
quickk
tn
a
..
ing,
lustrous
color
and
actuaih.
rt
,
life
to
the
straw.
Directions
an
J
i
h
with
each
bottle.
Select
your
favorite
color
frc-n
t'e
following:
Dull
Black,
Libert
Ii'
?
Burnt
Straw,
0!d
Rose.
V
,
tural,
Gloss
Black.
Navy
H;
ip
f
Cerise,
Sage-Green.
C.:un,
M
Yellow,
Cadet
Blue,
Brown,
L
,
,
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200
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guaranteed
4
ft.
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in.
$11.40
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at
ir.:o
As
the
last
day
or
the
month
falls
mi
.
T
holiday,
this
offer
will
conluioe
miiil
10
(
s
May
tfnil.
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Furnishings
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and
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Street.
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tmm
M"':;
'
1
27th,
the
price
of
our
famous
Nanaimo-Wellington
Coal
will
be
cut
$1.00
per
ton
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mill
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coal
on
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bVlay.
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nnd
no
clinker.
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