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DAILY
EDITION
JID
Sal
unlay,
January
21,
J
925.
Business
Of
Newspaper
Is
To
Sell
Advertising.
The
business
of
a
newspaper
is
to
sell
advertising,
yet
people,
are
always
Jryiug
to
steal
it
or
in
other
words
to
gel
it
for
nothing.
This
paper
sells
advertising
just
as
a
grocer
sells
a
pound
of
tea.
Most
of
Hie
revenue,
is
obtained
in
that
way.
If
it
were
not
for
advertising
the
paper
could
not
be
published.
No
one
.
thinks
of
going
to
Hie
grocer
and
asking
him
o
give
away
his
tea
and
sugar
and
it
is
just
as
unreasonable
to
expect
a
newspaper
to
give
away
that
which
it
sells.
The
price
paid
for
the
paper
by
the
person
who
reads
it
does
not
pay
more,
than
one
fourth
of
the
cost
of
producing
it.
Making
And
-Spending
Money.
Very
few
people
have
enough
money.
They
would
like
more..
The.
man
who
works
for
fifty
cents
an
hour
lias
caiisi
to
feel
that,
he
is
underpaid
but
he.
probably
has
as
much
left
at
Die
end
of
a
year
as
nmsl
of
Hie
people
-who
earn
twice
or
four
limes
that
amount.
If
(he
income
increases
the
desires
increase
proportionately.
The
actual
needs
arc
small
lint
(lie
desires
are
aid
to
be
large.
'.Making
money
is
onen
iiiiUcull
bill
spending
it
properly
is
iuiicIi
more
difficult.,
(iood.
earners
urc.
often
very
-t
fool
ih
spenders.
American
Business
Done
In
Canada.
The
total
fire
insurance
carried
placed
in
Canada
last
year
was
r:i,ll()0,HMt
and
of
this
U.S.,
companies
.
carried
$IS,(l()0,-(((III.
The
total
amounl
of
life
insurance
sold
in
Canada.
in
the
year
was
three
billion
ami
of
thai
United
Stales
companies
sold
one
billion.
Thus
it
will
be
seen
that
Canada
is
a
pretty
good
market
for
American
financial
companies.
One
third
of
all
the
new
insurance
is
placed
with
companies
from
that
country..
Prairie
Farmers
...
"
'
Much
Better
Off.
'
The
average
prairie
farmer
is
mum.
belter
off
this
year
than
he
wris
last.
His
nop
is
'small
but
it
is
worth
much
more
ami
he
has
mil
had
the
expense
of
harvesting
and
threshing
the
heavy
crop.
.From
a
railway
point
of.
view
it
is
a
failure
but
from
the
point
of
view
of
I
lie
average
farmer
it
is
far
above,
the
average.
According
to
statistics
published
today
the
crop
in
I!t2i
is
wnrlh
four
million
dollars
more
Jhau
the
huge
crop
of
tin-
previous
year.
.
This
fear
has
been
hard
on
the
Aiberta
or
Northern
Saskatchewan
farmer
who
had
practically
no
crop
but
The
runner
in
the
south
or
in
Manitoba
who
had
a
normal
crop
made
money.
Vancouver
Suffers
Well
As
Railway.
,-.';.
It
is
no
wonder
Sir-
Henry
Thornton
has
o
preach
economv
.'Hid
I'lll
(IllU'll
lXlllles
uliiirmnn
r,-;i.l..
I.....
I
i
'.
million
bushels
or
gram
less
o
haul
than
during
the
last
crttn
.,.
in
Mm
nil-,
ii
hi.
ik
ii
ne
nreaks,
even,
Hie
poor
crop's
have
been
very
largely
in
Canadian
National
territory
and
Rial
1
M',!,,y
nr
vt-ry
largely
from
n
v
i-
.
..
w..n.
ii
i
iiwrj
ami
uiiti
nnviug
lailcil
I
he
shipping
of
h
souinern
pori
jias
iniien
off.
Nexl
year
all
that
may
be
cjiang.
Willi
a
normal
crop
m
C.N.R.
territory
there
will
again
be
huge
flow
of
grain
westward.
Vancouver
will
have
learned
less.pi
and
gone
out
for
business
and
endeavored
in
everv
w
-wnrage.
,
grain
snipping
llinuigh
thai
porl.
V
shall
,
.
,
.
'1
ns.
soon
as
the
clevalor
is
in
such
a
cnii-
d.l.on
or
progress
that
we
can
be
assured
it
will
be
available
tin
shipping
Hits
year.
"I
Suffered
Terribly
With
Sore,
Aching
Back"
TT
1
ITT
a..a.
mn.
noiana
rercuson,
i4
Lke
5L,
Peter
boro,
OnL,
ites:
.sPMpKvMk
"V
.
t
i
'
terribly
with
sore
back.
J
was
Imoit
mad
wth
the
pain,
and
had
doctored"
with
it
until
I
wai
di-couragfd.
Then
my
father,
who
it
firm
believer
in
Dr.
Chase'i
Medi-cinei,
adviied
me
to
try
Dr.
Chaie't
Kidney-Liver
Pilli.
I
followed
bit
advice,
and
am
glad
to
lay
I
wai
completely
relieved
of
that
torturing
pain
in
my
back.
,
,
It
it
over
a
year
unce
i
used
theie
pills,
and
I
have
had
no
return
of
the
trouble.
but
aiwayi
keep
them
house."
ID
the
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
a
hot
of
S.
tXIIh,
Itnurowm,
Hate
Jk
Co.,
Iul
Toronto
C.N.
RAILWAY
GETTING
HELP
FOR
FARMERS
Already
Many
Applications
are
In
From
Those
Needing
It;
Peace
River
Demand
WI.VMI'Kci,
Jan.
21.
Applications!
already
received
indicate
Rial
fanners
in
Western
Canada
are
taking
greater
advantage
than
ever
before
of
the
farm
help
service
arranged
fur
lliein
by
Hie
rnliuii.alion
and
development
department
of
Hie
Cap'-inliau
NaJional
Hallways
according
to
Dr.
W.
J.
Black,
director
Mast
yesterday
afternoon,
after
II....
,..!
.I....O
1..
U'i..
During
his
visit
to
Winnipeg
Dr.
Black
interviewed
Premier
iulm
Bracken
and
other
leading
I'itjzcn.s
on
mailers
affecting
his
leparlment,
and
was
also
visited
by
many
Winnipeg
friends
who
endercil
their
congratulations
on
his
appointment
In
his
pre
sent
important
position.
WI.NNIIMUi,
Jan.
21.
"li
s
here,
ils
there,
it's
fifty
mjles
from
no
where,
hut
it's
home.
sweet
home,"
and
because
of
Hial
IImtp
are
chores
to
be
done
and
tu
Hie
case
of
the
particular
farm;
homes
in
iiueslinn.
cows
to
be
;
oui.ation
and
development
de-
parlmeul
of
the
.
Canadian
.Na-'jonal
Itaihvays
here.
"We
iltin'l
care
whether
they
arp'
CnglisIC
Scotch
nr
Irish
as
long
as
they
want
work
and
are
willing
to
learn
fanning.
We
want
hired
help,"
says
Mr.
Bent-ley
in
his
letter,
which
has
just
leached
Hie
official
in
charge
of
the
farm
help
service
maintained
by
Hie
department,
"and,"
he
bids,
"we
know
we
are
too
far
away
rrotn
the
railway
to
hue
inyone
on
a
monthly
basis
so
we
want
In
hire
them
by
the
year."
'I'o
reach
the
prospective
job.
lie
newly
hired
farm
laborers
Will
travel
by'
trail
lo
(Srande
Prairie
and
thence
either
by
lage
or
by
boat,
when
the
laller
means
of
conveyance
is
nperal-'ng.
Several
farmers
in
the
dis-
'ricl
want
helpers,
according
lo
Mr.
Benljey,
ami
are
willing
In
lake
on
men
who
are
willing
to
work,
riiganlless
of
their
lack
of
orevious
farm
experience.
Thnl
distance
is
no
deterrant
to
some
of
Hie
new
coiners
is
shown
bv
Hie
fact
that
a
newly
arrived
man
iml
wire
last
summer
contracted
fii
a
Job
in
this
district,
and
at
latest
reports
were
settling
down
In
their
pew
work
and
doing
.very
well.
In
the
Letter
Box
!
WARNS
AGAINST
HELL
Hdilor
Daily
News.
In
an
editorial
yesterday
you
seemed
lo
imply
Rial
Hell
-js
a
myth.
You
are
wrung,
sir,
for
1
have
been
there
and
I
ought
In
know
If
anybody
does.
Hell
is
where
we
are
punished
for
our
siys.
It
may
not
be
a
literal
lake
of
brimstone
or
any
such
atrocity
but
it
is
the
suffer
ing
which
comes
from
having
Iransgresse.l
Ihe
laws,
of
Mod,
which
are
also
the
laws
of
the
universe
or
sometimes
called
nnliiral
laws.
There
are
men
in
Ibis
town
who
live
in
bell
most
of
Hie
time
because
they
are
suffering
from
diseases
taken
when
disobeying
Hie
moral
law.
They
will
remain
in
uen
uniii
iney
die
ami
pus-.
sibly
they
will
carry
the
laiul
of
il
with
them.
This
is
no
niytlii
Iml
a
slern
and
'dreadful
reality.
For
one
evening
or
so-called'
pleasure
these
men
have
suerl-!
(Iced
their
whole
lives.
They
thought
Hiey
were
"just
stepping
out"
bill
In
reality,
sir,
they
were
stepping
into
the
hell
of
which
you
serin
lo
be
making
light..
I:
should
like
you
to'
warn
the
HER
FACE
WAS
COVERED
WITH
PIMPLES
SHE
GOT
RID
OF
THEM
BY
USING
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
Mls
T.
Iliinli-r.
U.ll.
An.
f.
London.
Out..
wriK's:
-I
with
Jo
re
iiiiiliionil
llnrd.wk
IUihuI
111
Hit-
lu
nil
women
v
im
an-
surriTlnir
fiimi
nliiiiili.
or
any
olhi'r
,
facial
blHiilshe.
About
two
.rears
ami
I
was
uriully
Iroultlfil
Willi
I'lmpH-
h
mvr
liri'akhiir
mil
on
m.v
tan;
i'l
'
net
mi
rt'llcf
until,
riiuilly.
friend
rt-rom-nti'iidi'd
me
to
lake
II.
u.ll.
Tin
I
did,
and
I
nin
now
triad
to
ay
lliat
your
ii'ini'dy
lin
frl
v't
i
iiie
tilt-
ileslraliln
re-iilli,
and
I
now
hate
a
nice
sinoolli,
rlcar
kln,
t
It
ti.i.
rliiiHnal.'d
all
tlio
Impurl-llos
from
my
blond."
flit
H
H.II.
when
yoii
ask
for
U:
It
lias
or
eoloiii.atinll
ami
ievelopiiient;l'en
on
Wo
market
Tor
the
past
4fi
r.,..
n...
..
I...
I..ri
fn..
II.
n
ear;
iul
up
only
by
The
T.
Vilbiirn
l...
III.
-
iviiifuiij
!
.i.
.......
-,..
Co.,
..,,,
I.limleil,
Tm.,,;
Toronto,
Out.
1
T.
a
.
c.
W.
CUTFORTH
lllM'.
1.
I
ll'l
I
.1111.,
I'l.
Black
staled,
"Hint
farmers
re
quiring
help
s
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
apply
early,
f
as
the
spring
emigration
(Tom!
overseas
wilt
soon
begin,
and
colonization
agents
abroad
can
work
to
heller
advantage
if
they
have'
timely
advice
concerning
Hie
number
of
men
who
can
be
placed
mi
farms
jni'meilialely
I
hey
reach
Western
Canada."
milked
and
horses
to
be
fed,
so
of
Hie
lecture
sla
In
e.iialional
,orne
Bentley
ami
others
living
,
"itile
Mmlenis
Association,
who
at
Dawson
Creek,
100
miles
from
I
jl
leclu
-e
tomorrow
night
at
I'eace
ltiver,
want
help
to
do
I
Hie
est
Imlnic
llieatre.
them.
All
of
which
lead
up
to'
the
"farthest
north"
application
young
men
of
the
danger.
Few
for
farm
help
lii
reach
Hie
col-1
pi-ople.
seem
In
have
courage
lo
do
it.
That
is
my
only
reason
for
writing
this
letter.
If
you
had
seen
the
things
thai
I
have
seen
or
that
Hie
nurses
and
doe-tors
al
Hie
hospitals
see,
you
would
not
let
any
mock'
tnndesly
restrain
your
pen,
I
am
sure.
Perhaps
if
you
publish
this
letter
il
might
help.
WINtiKD
AXGKL.
NEW
BOOKS
ADDED
TO
PUBLIC
LIBRARY
During
Hie
months
of
Novem-!
her
and
December
a
number
of
new
books
w
added
to
Hie
public
library,
among
the
more
serious
being:
"How
In
Wrile
Sjimrl
Stories,"
by
It.
W.
Lardner
-,
"l,.syrho-grnphology"'by.l-.
S.
'
Bagger.
'
"PsM'hology
ami
j'a'renthood,"
by
II.
A.
Bruce.
.
'
"Scepticism
am!
A
n
I
m
a
I
Faith."
by
(ieorge''Siitiayana.
"First
Principles,'1';
by.
Herbert
Spencer.
J
':
.'
.
"Conscious
AuliwKiiggesHon,"
by
Finite
Cone
and
J.'
L.
Orion.
"War,
It's
pmiscs,.
Cnnc
ipiences
and
Curv'
by
Kirby
l'ae.
pySters'
tea
Altruistic
Committee
Had
Charge
of
Interesting
Event
at
Home
of
Mrs.
Hart
A
Very
siicce.sful
ilver',
lea
was
held
al
the
luinie
of
l-s.
Hart,
Sixth
Ave.
.Yst,
Thursday
afternoon,
under
Ihe
.auspices
of
Ihe
Pythian,
Sisters
altruistic,
corn
in
it
left'
'Mrs.
Pari
and
Mrs.
'
llnwat
.'
rccefved
in
.rooms
prettily
decorated
with
datrodils.
An
enjoyable
musical
program
was
contributed
In
by
Mrs,
Mc-reagor,
Mrs.
Linsey,
Mrs.
Hart.
Mrs.
Baisler,
Mrs.
McKinley,
Mrs.
Minley
nm
Mrs.
F.
Clark.
The
home
coking
'aide
was
in
charge
.if
Mrs.
Shenlan
and
Hie
fairies
by
Mrs.
Ivarsnn,
Hie
I
rt
ini
ill
i
tiiiMinwrw
ST0CKTAKW
25
SALE
commencing
Monday,
8
a.m.
25
PER
CENT.
DISCOUNT
on
25
ALL
GOODS
IN
THE
STORE
comprising
Pure
Wool
Underwear,
Trench
and
Rain
Coats,
English
Manufactured
Boots,
Large
Assortment
of
Shirts
ALL
WOOL
BLANKETS
Mens
Suits
Wool
Rugs
Overalls,
etc.
A
History
Making
Sale
Don't
Miss
This
Chance
!
JOHN
CHRISTL
.lulTcl
scarf
being
won
by
Mrs.
tthcntoii
and
the
apron
by
Mrs.
.Moxley.
Mrs.
iMcCullough
and;
Irs.
l.ecK
poured
I
ca
ami
couee.
;
5
jlld
llios,.
serving
Hie
guests
j
Jjrere
Mrs.
iilchrisl,
Mrs.
John-)
t
lmie
amU
Mrs.
Long.
i
good
way
to
5-
increase
business
i
.
Many
adverlising
messages
fail
lo
nllract
allention
because
Jhey
are
cither
mini
tractive
or
ire
(on
stereotyped,
;'
litis
is
Hie
opinion
of
pno
of
our
busiest
and
most
successful
iiisness
firms
Albert
&
Mo-paffery,
Ltd.
They
hnve
suc-yecded
In
inlcresllng
many
new
uslnmers
in
the
story
of
the
amoils
Nanalmo
-
Wellinglon
oal
arifl
since
the
coal
itself
Ives
un
lo
its
reputation
these
tiislnniers
are
coming
hack
daily
for
more.
Nanninio-NVpUington
fcnal
is
the
premier
fuel
fni
the
fireplace,
range
and
furnace.
More
heat
less
ash
no
rock
or
clinkers.
You
should
try
Nannimo-Wel-linslon
as
soon
as
your
present
supply
gelp
ow.
Better
still,
If
you
order
some
now
you
can
lest
il
out
with
the
coal
you
aro
now
Using.
Nnnainio
-
Wellington
jjtands
supreme
when
a
comparative
lest
Js
made.
To
secure
a
supply
phono
Albert
iV
MoCaffery
Ltd.,
who
are
ole
agents
here.
Their
phone
numbers
nre
l(5
and
5fM.
If
WHY?
Dick
had
his
first
lesson
In
astronomy,
and
when
he
Came
home
from
school
he
began
In
enlighten
ils
sMc
on
the
mystery
of
Ihe
stnrs.
"Do
you
know,"
he
said,
"llial
Btlle
star
over
yonder
is
very
much
bigger
than
nur
world?"
"Then
why
doesn't
II
keep
(lie
rain
off
us?"
sho
asked.
"Rupert
Fish
Fresh
Frozen
All
varieties.
Fresh
Fish
All
varieties
in
season.
Smoked
Fish
Our
well
known
"Rupert
Brands."
Finnan
Haddle
"Thistle
Brand"
Nova
Scotlans.
Canned
Salmon
Pinks,
Skeena
Sockeye,
etc.
Salt
Fish
Herring,
Salmon,
Black
Cod,
Grey
Cod
Shell
Fish
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
lid.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
q.
t.
p.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermaker!,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Foundirs,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
""LLI'iii3
to
Iiapdlo
all
kinds
nr
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38