ruiiruay,
nrpmmjffr
.111,
102!
PAGE
flTE
B
aeJ
You
Had
Better
jfQet
Your
Name
on
our
list
r
For
Dry
Kindling
I'.very
piece
kiln
lined
and
easily
split.
Large
toad
$6.
CO
tdcmereil,
hi
j
bundle
al-
f
jr
inly
xtilii
lor
91.00
do-
litercd.
"Taxi"
Call
112.
Always
open
ami
readyto
ivc
service
all
hour.
One
two
passenger
any
where
50o.
Clean
Sedan.
Jolile
timers.
COAL
nave
a
ww
coal
on
mil
$11.00
per
t
oi
i
dellv-rd.
Nil
dirl
anil
lery
lilll
Mimki'.
A
perfect
range
n.il,
mil
ize
and
extremely
1ml.
Order
a
ton
now!
Drayage
'if
all
kind
al
ien.
led
(u
promptly..
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seat
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
ransfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phonee:
189,
112.
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tit
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1
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$2.75
est
of
England
oiore
nird
Ave.
Phone
763.
axi
id
laxi
ii
like
I
'
have
the
best
Phone
75.
ii
i
i
j
i'ii"'
iiMri
.
iuii
iii
My.
All
new
rloed
ear.
DuTrc
'
I
Passenger
..
$1.00
or
C
Passenger
.
.
$1.50
r
8
Pas-rnger
.
.
$2.00
"a-nri'trrr
Sedan,
per
our
...
.
,
$4.00
Passenger
Sedan,
per
lumr
$5.00
o
nnlrl
Nlnpin.
mnn
Ane
.
Hays
Creek
Bridge,
1
nr
5
paengcrs
yi.ou
a-
Ii
addilimal
passenger
50o
each.
TAXI
75
TAXI
1
rrn
hone
lo
i
iil.-ttR
llrrr.
per
lb.
.
.
Go
'i
llnasl.
per
III
lOo
und
Steak,
per
lit.
.
.
20o
t
.
.
.
.
t
.
.
111
250
fa
of
Spring
Lamb,
per
Id
35o
None
Better
l
nm.
per
lb
o
''iron,
sliced,
per
Hi...
45c
print?
Chickens,
per
Hi.
35c
'..
.1-1
.1.1.
.AM
uriiver.
I'ny
uie
uiihi.
nil
-1m.
tVAr
vLrtf'
J
den.
V.
Kerr
Phone
178.
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.
i
.
n
ur
oats
(V
Jacquettes
n
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fur
riintnfnm
nl
mlnri
-aaataifiipt
(
UV
JV-VC-
.
C.
FUR
To.
xt
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ae.
STORK
OPENED
CAMPAIGN
WITH"
SPEECH
DEFENDING
PARLIAMENTARY
RECORD.
!
(continued
from
page
i
customs
officer
appointed
in-
jspeHor
in
Mich
mailers.
I
The
F.rh
company
al
Hie
dry,
Idock
engaged
in
ship
rnnslrur-'
non
nan
ten
oems
toiallmg
2B0,00.
To
relieve
this
1.10.'-)
00(1
liad
been
plared
in
I
lie
en-!
Minnies
by
Hip
government.
!
The
biological
board
bad
been
i
j
re-organized
and
John
DIi1ihwi.
a
Prince
Hupert
man,
bad
been,
appointed
to
It.
'
j
RaJ.way
Board
:
A
mailer
of
signal
importance'
an
far
a
I'rince
llupeerl
wa:
concerned
bad
been
the
appoint-!
menl
of
1".
(1.
Dawson
to
Ibe
C.N.R.
board.
Mr.
Slork
claim-;
ed
I
luil
be
bad
bad
a
great
deal
In
do
wilh
(his.
From
all
(be
lerrilory
between
Winnipeg
and
Ihc
Pacific
roast,
Mr.
Dawsun
bail
been
Mecled
a
Uie
director.1
True
there
could
have
been
no'
Mr.
liawsnn
bad
not
done
all
tha
dubbed
a
WR1GLEYS
EVERY
Probably
one
rcasori
for
the
popularity
of
WHIGLErs
Ii
tht
It
Ian
o
long
and
return!
tuch
great
divLJendf
for
k
mull
an
outlay
It
keepf
teeth
clean,
breath
fweet,
appetite
keen,
digettion
eood.
Freth
and
full.
flavored
always
la
it
wax.nrapped
belter
material
for
such
a
poi-
j
Hon
found
in
the
West.
The
ap-!a
"'
,,"'ttl
'''ff-nlly
were
the
pointmenl
bad
been
uppreciateo
'"r,w.,or
a
Vancouver
ralbervlban
in
Pr.nce
Hupeii
but
had
betnja
'
f,T
,nan-
V
protected
(.Irongly
in
the
e.Milr,'
f"r
a"
hl
own
POHion
and
el.ewbere.
500n
a
move-
w,,h
,',P,,,
'
'"
railways
and
menl
gained
ground
tit
Ollawa
lo
'lP
vm
concerned,
Mr.
have
Mr.
!)awon
retire,!.
""-k
hoped,
flial
it
would
not
be
learning
of
thin,
he
Mr.
Vtork
n'c,M'ar'
t"'
Mm
to
give
aur-bad
taken
ll.e
mailer
up
and
bad
ant"
,l,a''
UP
af
were
all
hi?
Mif.irrned
(be
aulhorHle
Ih.i.
if
"w"
in
Prince
Hupert
i
esizniilkin
nt
month-
f
package.
Mr.
hauson
uns
rl.r,l
hi
Iui
io
no
nis
UllllOSI
10
brougtif
from
China
fhan
white
labor.
One
argurfien!
viould
be
JiiMt
a
roniient
a
the
other.
He
bad
rone
furdier
Into
the
mailer
of
fhe
Helgian
cernenf,
Mr.
Slork
Maid,
and
an
analvnU
bad
lieeil
innIn
nf
flin
nrniiiii-l
til
-
I
.1
,
(!.,..
.
..
...
..
'
;uau
iifen
ioun
inai
u
wa
coarsely
ground
cement
and
would
not
pa.
fhe
Mr.
Sfork
Ihen
dealt
with
fhe
accusation
made
(again!
him
1
1....
t.
i
...
.
.
.
.
nai
ne
nau
jiocKeien
a
resniuiion
passed
by
tbe
local
fishermen
asking
that
tbe
porf
be
dosed
lo
American
mat
inslrad
of
taking
il
up
with
OtlawTi
as
he
bad
been
requested
fo
do
and
another
accusal
Ion
thai
be
had
forwarded
sudi
a
re.olutlon
accompanied
by
a
cfiverfng
telegram
urging
that
no
heed
be
paid
to
il.
Mr.
Xickerson
bad
sent
a
leiier
along
tbee
lines
fo
fhe
minister
of
marine
and
fisheries.
Ii
had
been
asked
in
the
House
of
Common,
i
bat
communications
on
this
mailer
be
tabled.
The
result
had
been
that
Mr.
Stork'
communication
submitting
tbe
resolution
oon
after
it
bad
been
passed
and
fhe
reply
of
Hie
minister
had
been
'produced.
Neither
that
resolution
nor
any
other
resolutions
submitted
lo
him
by
any
bodies
bad
been
pigeon
holed.
A
false
attack
had
been
made
and
Ihcreby
fhe
cat
had
been
le1
oul
of
Ibe
bag.
He
wa
now
confident
that
95
per
cenl
of
tbe
;
I
UriTiiMl
with
respect
to
the
elns-
n
"r.
i
iing
oi
me
pan
nau
iteen
ot
a
Krena
wouiu
;mmjialejy
he
jpollflcal
nature.
Al
Ibe
same
handed
to
tbe
Speaker.
"If
Ibe
The
Elevator
timn
Ua,
(hf.
requP.t
was
,ein,
MeiKben
government
should
be
"l.aJ
and
ierbaps
greatesl
of
made
(bal
Hie
porl
be
closed
placed
in
power,
yoo
may
be
us-lall
Ibe
development
so
far
as'anollier
request
was
made
askinc
sured
lhal
Mr.
Itawson
would
noi
Prince
lluperl
is
cflncerned
thai
an
Alaskan
cannery
outrit
remain
long
on
th5
board
of
come
the
elevator,"
aid
Mr.'be
allowed
a
permit
to
nrosnee
lairecior
oi
tne
ianndian
a-'Mr.
.Mr.
Mckerson.
in
bts'fnr
shrimns
in
Prince
flunerl
nonai
ttaiiways
nor
Mr
nenry
inannesio,
said
that
the
Pro-rbornlon
for
thai
rnaller."
jgreive
party
had
been
mainly
The
Canadian
National
Rail-
responsible-
for
the
Prince
Itu-wayi
were
now
disassociated!
perl
elevator.
To
reply
to
Ibis,
mm
iKi.
iirs
.mi
ne
.Mr.
MorK
.ir.
mo
reiw
irom
HansaM
lo'par,jhlr
lhp
agitation
to
permP
bad
nothing
lo
do
with
Uieir
how
the
con-
bow
line-up
bad
befln'n,,.
use
f
rui.
i.r.4
in
ni.t-i.t
duel.
He
did
not
winh
fo
pas
a!in
eommille
for
and
agaiusl
the
.n.
;
Last
year
seventeen
au-burden
to
someone
ds
but
the
elealor.
The
Conservatives
had
i.iiTL.r,-'
i..t
i.0fln
m,i
...
n.
railway
came
more
in
Mr.
I)aw-;ben
absolutely
oppose.1
lo
il
in
department
for
Iran
licenses
in
soh
phere
than
hi
.
Perhaps.
I
heir
remarks.
harbor.
Fish
Traps
Mr.
Slork
dealt
at
lenglli
wilh
the
situation
that
bad
arisen
re-
ii
nau
neen-ii.!-
district.
The
aimlu-nnU
....J1I
f
I
-
a
M
1
.
11
IHjimrai
rir,H,r
eic.
ila,i
nfnrmei!
t.i-
ll.
rt
miglil
have
been
desired
bat
lie
by
such
men
as
MMghen,
Sir
,Mrmr.R
hat
the
licenses
would
bad
undoubtedly
done
the
belHenn
liraylon.
If.
H.
Sleven
be
forlhcoming
as
soon
as
the
that
be
could
under
diffiealt
and
Mr.
Manion.
They
had
trap,
WPre
ra)py
Tnij,
was
llie
cyidilions.
There
wa
not
en-
worked
np
such
an
opposition
to
situation
that
he
(Mr
Slorki
bad
lire
appn.balto
Iw
tbe
work
wf.the
projwl
that
it
appeared
foun,,
wj,en
,ie
Brrltwl
in
0Ua.
Mr
Henry
Thornton
but
il
must
'likely
thai
il
would
be
struck
oul
'wa
fa
a,end
Ibe
Session
IJe
1.
remen.bere.1
lhal.
with
grow-Jof
the
estimates.
Then
Mr
ad
fbereuiKin
lold
the
minister
ing
comiK-lillon,
tbe
running
of'Meighen.
a
was
a
habit
of
his,'anj
officials
of
tbe
deparlrnem
railways
in
Canada
was
a
very
,
slid
oul
before
Ibe
vole
was
that
be
would
not
stand
for
fish
difficult
mailer.
Ken
Mnmla)
taken
and
the
result
was
lhal
no
traps
in
Disiricl
Xo
There-night
Mr.
Dawson
had
done
a
j
resolution
wa
offered
lo
eul
out'nM,n
u,P
wa
,"na(,P
tha"t
greal
pir
f
w.irk
for
Prince
the
item.
Then
lo
consider
Ibe
o
license
would
be
granted.
lUipert
in
conned
nm
with
the
allilude
of
the
Progressives
wilh
There
had
been
a
veril-ihle
av-i-
elevator.
Thn.i
miglil
happen
respect
to
the
elevator,
Ibe
local
npj,-
,,r
ipUtrmm
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
MITICt
IS
IILIltUV
(ilVtt
UMI
Ut
imnt
cilnlinf
m
l.vt
Iflu.
Mont
I
C4l
l"lirirU
It
rimrllFd.
0.
K.
tl.N.
lirfNiir
VialtWr
ut
Lawia
Ijndi
tiiiruiH-ni,
Vlflorla.
B.C.
.
fsil
Mjl.
Illl.
TAKE
tnnlila
Virouvcr.
n.C-
oerunallun
Parker.
In-1
-Invnlor
lend
to
apply
for
a
lean
of
tlw
follow-!,
in
oernwa
wiioj:
Cnmn.enrinr
at
a
pot
planted
on
the
wnrth
horf
nf
lUrllrll
Point.
Wale
l-land,
al
hlfh
water
mark;
tlienre
In
an
eaiierly
dirrrtlmi
alonr
hifli
water
mark
forly-rlrlit
hundred
feet,
mure
or
leM.
to
a
mii
marked
No.
I.E.;
thenre.
aoulh-j
erbr
10
rhain.
more
or
lees,
to
low
water
mark;
iheiire
In
a
westerly
direction
alonr
low
aler
mark
torir-elahl
ttiindrrd
feet,
more
or
lr;
thenre
northnrly
in
rhaln
to
ptlnt
or
mmmenrrment,
and
rontalnlnit
7J
arn.
more
or
le,
ANCLO
nnlTlSII
COIl'MMA
PACKING
CO,
LTD..
Appllranl
Per.
Walter
E.
Walker.
Airnt.
natM
Jnt
a.
mv
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
furchai
l-ana.
In
tlm
Land
nerorrtina
nistrlcl
of
Prlnre
nufwrt,
and
fltuate
at
tha
nmuili
or
Kir
fall
r.rrek
whlrti
nv
Into
the
Frstall
Itlvrr
almut
tl
miles
from
It
month.
TAkE
Mil
ICE
that
John
A.
Smith
or
Prlnre
liniwrl,
B.C.,
orroiisiion
inmher-
-
i
Itrarf1
g9
'Pfta
A
A
K
o
.1
muni
.
wiwuiuin-
oi
proiesi.
-io
itiese
Mr.
Stork
jcaled
wilh
Mr.
1'orke
seking
hi
had
replied
frankly
that
he
was
.....
n.s
retiy
nun
ipcn:.n0
n
favor
of
Iraps
and
would
"Mr.
Slork
i
alive
In
tbe
inter-not
HIIM
lU(i
applicants
in
gel-el
of
Prince
Huirt
and
any,tiK
ti,fm.
one
of
these
pro-support
1
can
give
will
be
freelr
tPsl!,
nafj
bet.
froIll
Mr
.jcker.
niven.'
Nowhere
in
Hansard,
"Without
son.
passing
on
(he
however,
could
be
found
where
ierjts
or
demerits,
of
(,,,
lie.
Mr.
Forke
had
opened
hi
moulh
ojises."
Mr.
.'ickersoit,s
leller
in
favor
of
Ibe
elevalor.
Speak-i
hail
said,
"II
would
eem
unfair
ing
lo
the
hudgel,
however,
he
that
you
should
nullify
lh
L!?!J5
cruwif.eu
tue
government
Toricense
afler
large
expenditures
Nctkt
of
muntien
to
appif
to
lum
u'
was,
of
moni'
on
the
Prince
had
been
made.
These
people
m
rnnce
norfT.
ndm
nu-j
"H,,,.
E!"'
'uM
b"
aMmvPd
cP,nsalion
tnrt
of
mm
niiperi.
td
Huwi
me
elexaior
wa
attacked
.v
hy,n
.
js
such
action
a
these
thai
on
Hi
xiulUwrri
lKr
ut
Wale
the
",r
Conservnlive
''"'''er.umc
and
anu
PrnirpAssiva
i
rogressue
.
.i
.
.i
...
und.
n.c.
tmr
north
nwnwtir
rrtmi
make
capitalists
timid
about
m-luvtum
liiand.
and
tru
eat
fnu
parties
and
now
il
has
been
made
vesline
their
monev
"
i.iiiMi
I'.rfni.
s
liklin
Inland.
.
.
...
"-'""b
nirir
inunej.
taie
.iotice
urn
Antio
untfth
ccl
i'
consuiuie
n
scandal
on
which.
All
resolution
and
telegrams
vanwavoVr
ir;'.
I..f,n
raTkVrt
S
government
subihillel
lo
him
from
conslit
lind
io
apply
for
a
of
tlw
ri.lk.w-
Is
being
al
lacked
in
almost
every
uenls
Mr
Slnrk
K
said
,In
1
UWn
uun
m
drrilM-d
laiKla:-
.
!,..liiinnl
,c'
iir.
01
f
n.
n.
.
.
.
.
C..M.m-nrln
al
a
rnl
tlaottd
at
hilt'
Pv'"
piUlHirtn
HIP
tippOS-;nrepnteil
nl
ll.eir
fu
ml.tu
ol
irr
ii.ar
v
ihc
wvuiuwr.i
mmit
wi
III
1I1P
lS.
i
wln
KUnd
In
a
nntlilon
brarlnr
tmrlb
marnrllr
frcuu
lliyttatk
lland
and
true
Nlckerson
and
Cement
rant
rnm
lland
Coini.
Sitklan
Inland;;
......
inence
aouiiiateriy
hmr
nifh
waurj
Mr.
.Mckerson,
now
running
a
mail
forly-rlrlit
huiidr.'d
fret,
niort
ori.
a
prorrelA
'
"igressno
for
-lofi;i
ri.lini.
I..
to
i
iwl
markt
No.
.;
thene-.
iorKeeiaridJ.nj;
xsiihpriy
in
rhim.
more
of
ir.
to
kw
Ihen
in
Ibe,
cenienl
business
water
mark;
llH-nre
.nirlhwMlerly
alnuc
,
,
...,,
'
.
.,
,
,
b."
water
...ark
n.rty
eim
hundred
feet,!"'!
written
a
letter
urging
that
more
r
le;
tlienre
norllierly
10
rlnlns
'
1ps
r,',,n
jan
rement
rr"","l
be
used
useu
in
in
ll.e
llie
more
ir
le.
to
polnl
or
comnienrennt,i
and
eontalt.inir
lb
arret,
nnire
or
,
construction
of
the
elevator.
Mr.
Aui.o-enuiii
ni.v.Tiiiis
PACKLNO
CO.
LTD..
Applicant
rrr
Walief
P..
Walker.
Aient.
Paled
lulT
ttil..
toil
LAND
ACT,
Korke
bad
Inuuehed
an
atlno.
against
the
government
-
on
the,
ground
thai
Ibis
would
be
cheaper
than
the
home
product.
This
i
titltlfid
ir.Antiulaf
Ant
i!lli
...n.
Nolle
of
InUnllon
to
Apply
to
Ltaia
Una
.
.
.
,
u,u
in
iyiw
imperl
Land
lirrordinr
ui-;inent
that
hciiiloek
lumber
trlrl
or
Prlnre
IiuihtI.
and
alluate
'
shnnlil
iw.,l
iiwlni.l
r
riw
11
1
1
us
HarlUt
Point,
Wale
IMand.
Brltli.nl
n."
N1
nui
aa
or
IIP.
It
ouuinuia.
...
......
.inigni
as
wen
do.
arsned
that
il
,S
Srrwi-""W
H.eaper
to
build
lh
wilh
Coolie
labor
TIMBER
SALE,
X
7468.
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
hv
llie
Hii.uter
ur
Uiuth
at
Vlriorla
not
liter
man
in
"ui
on
i
lie
KKiui
nav
or
Orlntirr,
1fT.
ror
llie
iuirhae
nr
Urenco
XTacK.
to
cut
Vi'ifl.iMiu
ret
i.r
Sprure
and
llem-lsk
on
an
area
situated
uti
Metl
Intel
jp;rjilniatel.
7
miles
rrom
Port
Clement,
V1..
i
.
....
e
t.iirr.
limirin.
Tn
itf-
year,
will
l.e
allowed
tor
removal
of
llmtier.
r
Further
particulars
ut
the
r.hfer
Forester,
Victoria,
ll.e..
or
District
Fores-tei-ai
Prince
llnwit,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X7106
There
will
t
Arfered
for
sale
at
Public
Aiiriioii,
ai
m
h.
n
on
un
t,
a,y
f
(it(0
i.er,
lUit,
in
the
orrire
of
the
loret
Sud
erUor.
Smtthera.
B.C..
the
Llceni-i.
man.
Intends
to
apply
for
penulMlon
lol
i.
cm
no.tmo
lineal
fret
or
purrhne
tlte
rotlowlnir
lefrll.ed
land:
;
euar
roies
anu
mint
on
ait
ana
adjoin.
Cmiiinencina
at
a
pn.'t
ntumed
at
the.
Hiir
Lol
n,
noria-weiit
iT
llasellon.
southweiil
corner
or
Lot
(ISS:
rtsnre
four;'
:alar
District.
thenre
so
chain
northerly;
thence
JDl
Three
s
years
will
be
allowed
for
riinin
westerly,
more
or
iea,
in
ine
r.c.
,
n'..i,.
n.
i......rr.
tall
lllveri
thence
SO
chain
southerly.
,
Provided
that
any
one
unable
to
altend
thenre
so
rhaln
easterly,
and
ronlalnlnr!
tne
aocilon
in
person
may
submit
a
sealed
o
acres,
inoro
or
less.
tender
to
I
ieiied
al
the
hour
of
auction
jiiim
A,
p.miiii,
i.im
in-airu
aa
one
inu.
Aiipllcanl.
i
nrlher
parllriilar
of
the
Chler
Forest
Per
C.
t'
lUel,
Aftutler
Mru.rfa,
ii.t
or
Ulstrlci
loresur
Dated
Autust
lltb.
ttll.
frince
Uupert,
U.fc.
though
it
wa
necessary
to
he
carcful,to
avoid
political
bear
.
s..
v
.
.
nL
'
.
......
i
raps
hi
I'liuneciipn-wiinvsonin
oi
JJkSiiif-
ror
instance,
titit
ManT
ago
one
nau
neen
sent
signed
by
the
Hoard
of
Trade
which
he
did
not
think
tbe
Hoard
bad
ever
seen.
Given
Best
Service
"In
conclusion,"
Mr.
Slork
said,
"I
have
fought
for
the.
clly
of
Princo
Hupert
and
Ibis
dis
trict
and
have
given
it
my
besf
service.
All
my
interests
aro
here
una
1
am
prepared
to
carry
on
the
work.
In
view
of,
my
record
and
the
results
I
feel
safe
in
leaving
the
case
in
your
bands
and
1
look
forward
to
the
twenty
ninth
of
October
with
a
great
deal
of
confidence."
Dr.
W.
T.
Kerflln
In
hi
opening
remarks
Dr.
Kergin
referred
to
the
fact
that
there
were
two
classes
in
the
country,
those
who
wanted
work
carried
on
and
those
who
cried
for
the
strictest
economy
with
no
expenditure.;
In
any
going
coit-cern
It
Was
Impossible
to
b6
too
niggardly.
Kconomy
nnd
wisdom
were,
needed
but
It
was
impossible
io
shut
down
on
all
expenditure.
Tbe
country
was
crying
out
for
Improvements
In
every
cnnstiluency.
Speaking
or
Ibe
railway,
the
Doctor
said
that
things
had
improved
sadily
under
Ibe
guidance
of
S?r
Henry
Thornton
and
ho
had
been
appotnleil
by
the
-Miickenii
hing
government.
If
wan
linplrlutit
to
support
the
right
pariy
So
fur
as
he
bad
Are
You
Strictly
Up-to-Date?
CVERY
day
new
inventions
appear
to
save
ydii
tihie,
iriortey
and
effort.
All
the
time
hew
comforts,
new
conveniences
and
new
pleasures
are
being
thought
out
for
your
individual
benefit.
Do
you
know
about
them?
Are
you
up
to
the
minute
on
this
vital
news?
The
advertisements
bring
you
information
of
all
this
progress.
Read
them
and
you
will
kno'w
about
the
very
things
that
concern
you
most
things
that
have
a
very
direct
influence
on
your
life
and
that
of
your
family.
The
advertisements
tell
you
where
to
get
these
thingSi
how
to
get
them
and
how
much
to
pay.
For
advertising
is
a
daily
directory
to
wise
buying.
Don't
rob
yourself
of
the,
benefits
that
come
from
regular
and
systematic
reading
of
the
advertising
columns.
Advertising
is
altogether
too
im
portant
to
be
missed:
Read
it
every
day.
observed
Fred
Stork
had
been
on
Ibe
job
in
season
and
out
hu'
some
people
wanted
a
lol
and
were
hard
lo
satisfy.
Referring
to
Ibe
elevator
Dr.
Kergin
said
it
was
here.
As
to
who
built
it
all
were
agreed
that
the
Conservatives
did
not
help
a
bit.
Mackenzie
King
was
in
power
and
Stork
dad
worked
hard
to
get
the
elevator
and
had
succeeded.
L.
W.
Pat
mo
re
L.
V,
Pal
more
referred
to
Ibe
fact
that
all
were
being
drawn
Into
the
vor(ex
of
a
political
campaign
und
must
decide
wllttPilPPorLA
All
had4
Hie
same
objective
in
view.
All
wished
to
vote
for
Ibe
man
who
would
bring
the
greatest
prosperity
lo
the
place
in
which
they
lived.
Three
candidates
were
in
tbo
field.
There
was
Fred
Slork
who
was
nominated
at
a
regularly
called
Liberal
convention;
(Jeorge
Hushby
was
nominated
at
a
regularly
culled
Conservative,
convention;
and
there
was
(.eorge
Nickerson
who
was
nom
inated
by
himself,
certainly
not
by
any
convention
or
parly.
All
were
-srood
fellows
and
first
class
citizens.
There
was
nothing
against
tlicm
In
their
private
lire.
Mr.
Nickerson,
like
Dr.
Clayton
who
was
here
years
ago,
had
served
under
many
political
banners.
He
had
been
a
Liberal,
an
Independent
and
now
a
Progressive
and
possibly
next
tbej
would
hear
of
his
being
a
Conservnlive.
He
gave
out
ail
Interview
that
be
would
be
in
the
field
in
case
Ibe
wrong-
man
wa
nominated
by
the
Liberal
convention.
Thai
was
not
playing
lite
game.
S.O.S.
to
Forke
Later
Mr.
Nickerson
sent
an
urgent
S.O.S.
to
Hubert
Forke
asking
for
endorsnttdn
and
wa
accepted
by
Ibe
Progressive
Party.
Having
found
a
parly
he
Mien
stole
the
Liberal
platform.
Judging
from
Jus
published
statement
one
would
have
thought
Liberalism
as
put
for
It's
a
profitable
practise
ward
by
Sir
Wilfrid
Lanrier
wa!
dear
to
bis
heart,
yet
when
Si.
Wilfrid
was
here
Nickerson
was
against
him
and
supporting
an
independent.
Now
he
took
issue
with
Mackenzie
King
who
was
Sir
Wilfrid".
political
child
and
a
grand-,
son
of
William
Lyon
Mackenzie.'
King
had
been
a
close
friend
o
i
Sir
Wilfrid
anil
bad
imbibed'
Liberal
principles
from
hitn.i
Mackenkie
King
had
for
the
first
lime
in
many
years
brought
the
I
ordinary
expenditures
within
the!
ordinary
income
of'
the
country.!
The
Progressive,
Mr.
Pat-(
mpre,
characterized
-as,
the
rump'
end
of
a
party
and
a
spent'
force
in
politics.
He
bad
re-cently
been
in
Alberta
and
was
told
there
(fiat
the
Progressive
party
was
a
spent
force
and
that
most
of
Ibe
farmers
were
going
lo
vole
Liberal.
They
could
never
hope
to
be
a
party
in
power.
Against
Pr'pce
Rupert
Turning
then
to
the
candida
ture
of
Mr.
Hushby
Mr.
Pal
more
I
said
a
vote
for
Hushby
meant
a.
vote
for
the
leaders
of
tbe
Con
servative,
leaders
Mcigheu,
Dray-:
ton,
Stevens
and
Manion.
Dray-!
(on
wns
the
ablest
of
these
and
everyone
knew
his
position
on
the
elevator.
He
quoted
Mr
I
Dray
n
as
saying
that
tho
Prince
Rupert
elevator
was1
another
instance
of
political
waste
because
the
Ideality
could
not
grow
yrain.
Meighen
spoke
siniiiarlj'
and
so
did
ManlOn.
Stevens
suggested
that
a
foy
elevator
should
have
been
buill
here.
"That-
wa
all
the
sympathy
vie
girt
from
(he
Conservative
leaders."
Hushby
was
asking
people
to
vole
for
those
men.
Mr.
Palmnre
said
he
could
not
sen
how
any
person
with
lh
good
of
Ibe
district
al
heart
(could
vole
for
any
but
Fred
Stork.
(Much
enthusiasm
Any-'one
who
suggested
that
Sfork
did
not
get
Ibe
elevalor
must
think
people
here
were
a
lol
of
simpletons,
"Did
Forke
work
for
It?"
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Sertlce,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
are
ready
at
any
time
(ti
receive
your
phone
call,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
take
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
hoe
Choice
i
is
Easy
when
you
look
over
tbe
ONYX
models
for
Fall,
bo-cause
the
styles
anticipate
the
IitikI
of
fashion
and
there
are
shoe
for
each
occasion
that
women
ami
young
women
want.
Onr
Fall
stock
I
how
complete.
We
slock
A
and
AA
widths,
also
wide
widths.
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
Third
Avenue.
Phone
367,