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til
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...a,.....
.
Tariff
Question
,
In
United
States.
it
is
beginning
to
appear
doubtful
whether
the
President
of
the
United
Slate.
and
f
lie
Hi-publican
high
tariff
lenders
ran
keep
down
the
tariff
isue.
In
spite
of
the
statement
some
time
ngo
that
the
Republican
chiefs
bad
decided
not
In
permit
tariff
re-viion
the
next
esion'
of
Congress,
the
agitation
for
revision
is
going
on
and
is
proceeding
from
several
directions.
In
the
first
place
the
European
countries
that
owe
the
United
Status
want
duties
lowered
in
order
that
they
may
pay
in
part
jn
goods.
Importing
interests:
want
the
rales
lowered.
International
hanking
interests
Dial
waul
to
sec
the
foreign
debts
funded
and
disposed
of
in
order
to.
increase;
the
valtie
of
the
private
loans
in
which
they
are
concerned
arc
agitating
for
lower
rates.
Then,
too,
there
are
the
farmers.
The
oiiUry
of
farming
interests
to
the
effect
the
rales
are
too
high"
011
the
things
the
farnjer
buys
is
growing
stronger
and
stronger
and
it
may
heroine
u
most
serious
matter
for
t
fie
parly
in
powdr.
Some
of
tho
iiiTluen
t
fid
farm
papers
are
stirring
the
farmer
to
revolt
on
the
tariff.
Farm
members
will
bring
(life
mailer
up
next
session
and
at
tho
same
.
time
renew
demand
for
the
passage
of
the
McNary-llaugeii
hill
i-to
promote
agricultural
exports,
while
shutting
out
agricultural
imports.
,
,
....
.
Meantime,
big
tariff,
interests;
in
the
United
Stales
are
flamuiiing
that
the
rates
must
fie
kopl
tip.
What
they
really
fear
is
that
public
pressure
may
force
Congress
to
take
up
the
issue
of
revision
of
tariff
rates
and
once
this
i
done
that
Congress
will
proceed
ti
cut
rales.
A
"eombitialiou
of
Democrat-
and
'Progressive
Jlep.iililicaiis
niigh('h0.able
to
ntftke
such
a
out.
Don't
Try
To
Ride
A
Grudge.
...'Ji
,
"
Ho
you
carry
grudges?
Cast
them
aside.
Your
burden
in
life
is
heavy
enough
without
them.
Do
you
boast
of
your
grudges
as
a
sign
(bat
you
nre
a
free
man?
Don't
do
it.
Though
yoii
may
have
created
your
grudges
and
though
you
may
feed
Ihem,
they
nre
your
mnslers.
You
may
carry
your
grudge
uphill
through
life,
but
if
will
carry
you
only
down.
How
often
we
hear
:llie
voice
in
the
street
in
violent
impatience.
Smith
fries:
"If
Jones
is
for
it
I
am
against
it."
Then
Jones
control
.Smith'.
mind
more
firmly
than
if
ho
were
hi"
closest
friend.
$
l(
is
not
worth
while
to
was,
hi
our
energies
and
vitiate
onr
minds
in
hate
and
resentment,-
II
Is
right
to
hate
evil,
hut
merely
pily
evil
men.
'
If
you
have
been
wrongrVf,
forget.
Why
keep
the
Injury
fresh?
You
suffered
enough
at
the
lime.
Ilo
you
long
for
revenge
'or
to
"get
even"
with
some
enemy.
arlii.il
or
Imaginary
?
You
magnify
his
triumph.
You
continue
hi'
ascendancy.
You
hypnotize
yourseir
within
his
spell.
II
doesn't
pay.'
.
.."
-
X
.
.
'
1
'y
-f
n
J
i
i
ni
1-i-.-
f
t
r
e
s-1
1
i
r
0
I
by
the.
least
fortunate
of
us,
and
many
mjsfortiuiVs.
befall
The
happiest,
of'
us.
None
of
u
can
well
Afford
'to-'j;iir-flieJiou''r..o.iSlrnpei:t
nnd
prospect
,ui
other
lh,m
the
Ini'pjiled
'memories
and
the-"-
Irrightest
hopeW
that
charily
and
love
can
summon.
'
TTSUALLY
when
fire
breaks
out
it
is
too
late
to
avert
the
loss
of
valuable
papers
locked
up
in
a
drawer
iri
office
or
home.
The
cost
of
protection
is
generally
far
less
than
the
expense
of
replacing
one
document-provided
it
can
be
replaced.
Don't
put
off
renting
a
Safety
Deposit
Box
until
it
is
too
late.
The
lA
Bank
Prince
Rupert
Branch
ida
F.
E.
Robertson,
Manager
144
Saturday.
Aiivn
r
Ik-.
t
i
i
Editor
of
Fishing
Daily
and
News
Photography
Goes
Holidaying
LAST
CALL!
LAST
CHANCE!
TIlirMPII
HAY,
Second
Day.
There's
nothing,!
like
much'
lt
ler
than
fishing,
if
done
in
moderation.
Two
hours
is
about
llif
1
unit
at
one
time.
Few
sports
can
be
enjoxed
for
more
than
w
-r
hours
at
a
stretch,
except
by.
those
who
arc
abnormal
in
tliii
tastes.
We
fished
this
morning
and
caught
a
few
trout
but
we
also)
wiiMtlered
up
the
stream
ami
took
some
rather
nice
pictures.
At'
jii
rate
we
Are
hoping
they
will
be
rather
good
ones.
liifture
photography
is
one
of.
--
'
j
tlie
most
disappointing
thing
n
rotihl
prrarb
a
lit
f
In
sermurti
I
lie
-world.
In
a
pliolosrapliic
Mi,
..luiit
Hip
photographer
kitows
wioni
tvx
aiiioni;
them.
arc
not
In-
liTfi-itiMl
In
flounders
for
brcak-fiiMt
ns
ve
have
plenty
of
good
bacon
and
es,
o
we
hae
made
mi
iillempl
lo,
spear
Ihem.
I
trim
jxlno
If
would
make
wood
sfrr
If
we
heeded
fish.
One
keeps
finding
new
use
for
thinner.
The
oilier
day
I
went
out
t'urly
uloiie
to
the
launch
and
ftiiiiTfl
it
necessary
to
dnif?
tho
diiirliy
iilmod
one
hundred
yards;
to
'low
water.
I
cnnift
io
a
place
where
I
be
sand
was
bare,
and
It
an
A
lieart
breaking
Job,.
Then
I
niaf
patches
of
seaweed
a
little
tittl.
rtf
Ids
illiefl
itiiiIk.
I
won
I
i"
'
.......
Hint,
IU
llflen
wo
see
people!
we
eonsider
worse
than
eXael
ly
what,
lie
can
do
and
he
(.eles
ye;i
probably
nature
hA
'
i-onl
i-ils
his
lifcht
to
suit.lilio'lf.!
jtianned
fifr
just
such
people.
I
In
wliat
is
usually
known
as
com-.
V
aro
expecting
lo
leave
here
nxei-eiol
photography.
Hie
photo
,.ary
o.
evening
or
tomorrow
fri-iIIiiiiK
of
buildings,
nvichiii-j
morning
and
to
travel
during
the
i-.
faclories
ami
such
like,
the
pleasant
pail
of
each
day.
Mnrn-ilirf
ieiiltics
are
noi
very
greut,
in9
and
evening
arc
the
proper
lui!
iii
Iryjng
to
nwtke
real
pi6-
time
for
jaunt
as
long
as
Hie
Iftres
f
lie
difficulties
arp
legion,
weather
remain
fine.
"I'll.
itverape
photo
artist
i
sat-
.
F.
PI
IXKN.
istril
if
he
pels
half
a
doieji
real
Iicti
res
in
a
year,
suitable
for
....-.g
eiifr-y
in
an
art
exhibit.
TLp
M.
d..;
Uftnn
j
'
le
maD
IB
IHC
WlOOn
.Vls
M.
M.
Stephens
how
many
f
art
oiclures
be
gets
in
a
ye.irJ"'
.YSs-
;
"
.
V.
Wralhall
has
a
number
1-
or
nice
things
but
he
has
been-
si.VtU.J
insects
are
now
011
coII?tiiijr
tlieni
for
years.
Me-
in
r0kio.
Wonder
if
loral
H
lirothers'
have
several
jrood
tni,uiry
coni,
,
),r
worked
up
liojjrsitives
irom
which
uiey
.maKu.j,,
ponnwiion.
Milstrtseineiils
hut
they
were
t
k
taken
by
the
start
pholopraplier
ly
you
wan,
,0
tlinIiP
Pneinie
during
a
period
etendinv'
(vrr
a
f
ymr
frin,u
sing
lo
Ihem
11
11
nil
f
r
of
year.
Anyone
who
tnkf
s
art
photoniphs
knows,
TI,K
i,ur.t.t
job
in
the
worM
how
flifficnll
it
is
to
make
real'j
a
nearsitfhinl
man
trying
to
pictures
and
that
is
why
we
qunl-i,H;
,,
flea'
with
a
pair
of
iTy
tlie
statement
that
we
have
u0Xjn!J
jjnV(w
0n
his
band,
rcstl
liiclnres.
Ye
hoe
so.
The,
.
m
,
results
are
in
the
lap
of
tbot
.
RAQIiF.f.ort
without
a
club
gods
and
at
the
mercy
of
die
do-!!
a,oufc,
iKtfipy
lis
a
motor
Vf-lrrr
arnl
printer.
If
we
could
f,.,r
owner
without
a
trtttery.
hiV.t
failbfulty
recti
rd
what
wej
'
sec
n
the
ground
glass
or
irij
o.K.of
Hie
things
we
seldom
flic
view
finder
we
should
iioleedji,
about
1
a
woman
who
due
have
.something
wortli
while
to
ni)i
listenMo
gossip.
.
sliw
on
our
return.
.
j
Too
Hot
to
Travel
j
A
DOCTOR
lias
predicted
the
I
skin
wriliiiig
this
now
because
use
of
steam
engines
Jn
air-it
is
too
hot
lo
travel
on
thcjplane.
It
will
then
be
a
malice
v-jilci-
even,
tbougli
there
is
a'if
blowing
up
instead
of
goi:u
pleasant
breeze
blowing.
We
are
up.
Milder
the
shade,
of
the
spruce)
iiikI
hemlock
trees
ami
a
hlg.I.illle
Johnny
watched
Hie
lur
devil's
Hub
frond
completely
etivers
the
typewriter
and
helps
to
I
siiaue
niyseii.
.i
ipie
spie
01
uie
iwt
f
11
riil
typist's
table
Is
a
fine
fern
and
ferns
adorn
our
lem-porary
dining
room.
Jtisi
at
I
he
back
of
the
room
is
a
nest
of
Hie
"Western
winter
wren,
clung
heuon'th
a
rotting
log.
j
lIi
is
morning
a
small
doe
came
down
fo
look
me
over
a
I
went
!
inspect
the
launch,
So
far,
I
liax-e
seen
deer
four
times
and
Diek
has
yet
to.
catch
sighl
of
iMie.
Ife
is
Imping
to
see
a
bear
Dm
t
I
fear
hf
chance
are
slim.
ffek
says
be
came
out
lo
rest
his
Jailed
nerves
or
something
to
that
effect
hut
this
is
the
first
urier-iionn
he
ha
bad
a
chance
lo
rest.
I
see
he
ha
dropped
off
to
sleep
while
reading.
Incidentally
our
hands
are
blistered,
our
iii'iivs
are
sore,
wilh
sunburn
aiitl
liiles
anil
numerous
bruise
ami
sore
places
cover
our
bodies.
P-vci-y
day
we
have
some
nfreuu-011s
exercise
and
by
t
lie
time
the
lioliilay
is
over
we
expect
to
be
just
Kollinjt
fit.
Last
night
for!
I
lie
second
lime
we
slept
out
Of
tinis
without
(he
tent
anil
expert
f
p
repeat
il
tonight.
Lots
of.
Flounders
Tlie
waler
ousel
that
seems
lo
live
at
the
foot
of
the
falls
jusl
imlsiiie
our
front
door
feed
its
young.
Tlie
parent
and
child
seen
to
he
about
the
same
size
ami
lok
much
alike
al
a
distance
htit
you
can
tell
the
parent
bird
heeaiiHi!
she
puts
her
bill
into
the
Varade
the
.slfcet
so
gnlly,
And
now
he
want
two
sailor
suits,
A
Snnday
ami
.1
N
1
1
y
.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Print.
Rupert
Auaust
1,
1915.
l'rince
Iloperfs
rainfall
for
the
month
of
July
totalled
I
'.'8
inches.
One
biiHderil
and
twenty
J-ouslir
people
will
arrive
on
the
trail'
lonight
from
Hie
easl
en
route
lo
the
Sail
Francisco
Fair.
Geo.
H.
Hull
left
on
the
Prince
eorge
this
morning,
accompanied
by
his
mother,
who
i
returning
o
her
home
in
Ontario.
The
body
of
Jack
Pitlman,
who
wa
slabbed
by
a
Jap
in
Port
Hssingtnn
was
brought
lo
fown
yesterday
and',
i
now
al
the
parlor
;
of
j
tli
H.C.
Tiider-tnkersrj
Four
..lap
have
len
arrested
ill
connection
with
the
murder.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
(0
Lea
so
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
According
District
of
PrJnce
n
it-pert,
and
situate
about
on
and
a
half
miles
east
of
Massetl
l.ltfblbonso
at
Ibn
mouth
of
Mas.
mout
li
of
the
yoiniK
one.an.l
the.s(.(
u,h.,
oraham
Island.
Ilrit-
youuir-itei'
due
all
the
sipiealingt
jsn
Columbia,
wlifii
hungry.
TAKK
NOTJCK
that
Langara
Tlio
sartily
flats
here
seem
lo
niJlff
,t
packing
Company
iter
covemi
wuu
nun-ircis
oil
r.frnitetf,
of
Victoria,
H.C,
oceti
imii
iniers.
jney
can
no
scon
Jsiui'l
IiiK
nway
as
Hie
laliuch
pass-
palion.
Packers,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
de
scribed
lands:
fmmencing
at
a
post
planted
When
The
Bablt
Are
Cuttint
Teeth
THE
MOTHER
SHOULD
USE
iir
llirt
direction
nnd
immediately,..
I),rin?
My
tecthinir
tlm,
tfia
h"w,
beeoino
Ioon
nd
durrhif.
11...
1...-.1,..,
i..mo...i
i...t
tin?
luirdenwa
lesseneil
about
nnu.ifeil
drwutcry,
colic,
cramp,
cte.,
one
lentil.
Illlherto
I
had
re-;
thcimiclrp;
tho
jpinw
Iieeonm
iwottwi,
Kiirtlert
seaweed
a
una
of
the
d
cmilurs
form
in
the
mouth,
UHOle-Mf
,u.,i.luu
Hiiiiffj
tiling
i
in
11,,,
the
n.n.i.i
world,
I
,
ej10U,(
.U'ii
Xlm
I
the
tliirt
Fow,.r.,
when
tbi
WJ(J
mrHlier
If
I
was
J)r,
Grunt,
I
think
I
Ljn,
nave
the
Uby'ulif.
to
take
advantage
of
our
Great
Clearance
Safe
Extra
Big
BARGAINS
for
Friday
and
Saturday
BARGAINS
AT
25c.
Hig
Table
of
(lotion
Crepes,
(iingliiiiiis
Hlne
Itird
Crepe:
value
op
to
."iOc.
All
one
price
while,
they
last.
Per
van!
25c
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In
a
great
variety
of
pattern.
A
wash
fabric.
For
llrese.
Mouse.
Scarfs
or
Kimonos;
111.
wide;
regular
l.."o.
Clearing
at:
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yard"
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or
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and
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wide.
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sjl.tur
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icealde
for
lfoue
I)rese
after
the
omnier"s
wear:
value
up
to
il.
ITi.
Clearing
al
.er
yard
95c
STRIPED
BROADCLOTH
Our
well-known
Tymia"
Hrand
which
washes
like
a
ilk.
Worth
I.
fill
pec
yard.
On
sale
at
per
yard
85c
CANTON
MORACAINE
A
splendid
washing
malen
noo'n
or
idreel
drec,
in
1
Mauve.
Hitrnf
Orange.
Illnck.
eh-wide:
worth
.:i..
(tn
nle.
per
SATINETTES
hi
a
big
ninge
of
color.
If!
stripe..
Wtirlh
'Tu-
jtcr
anl-
per
).ird
.
NATURAL
PONGEE
Our
regular
H.V
hue:
ipinlity,
which
wabi
-
welt:
only
while
if
l.i-t.
per
n
ENGLISH
VOILES
In
beaoliful
ileigu
unl
-.r--.Irt.
rtH.
t.i
no
he
wide.
Yfdue-
1
Clearing
at
per
nr!
at
the
norlhwest
conier
of
I.ol
m
a
norfherfy
direction
from
Seven,
(iraham
Island.
Ilrdish
Itooney
Point.
Massed
Inlef.
Columbia,
about
one
and
a
half
(iraham
Ulnnd,
Unhsli
Columbia
miles
east
of
Massetl
I.uditfiouse
Take
Notice
that
l.anifara
at
the
mouth
of
Massetl
Inlet..
Fishing
&
Parkin?
Company1
flraham
Island.
Urilish
Coluin-I
Mmiletl,
of
Masell,
H.O..
occu-.
bla;
thence
northerly
five
chains.!
palion
Packers,
hilcnd
to
apply!
more
or
less
to
low
water
mark;,
for
a
lease.of
the
followhiK
de.'
thence
westerly,
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
siily
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chain;
thence
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chain,
more
or
le,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
les.
I.ANC.AIIA
Flfllln
&
PACKINC
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
Per
E.
II.
Simpson,
Acnt.
Dated
June
1
0th.
t!25.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
fp
0'icen
Charlotte,
hand
He
cording
liistricl
of
Prince
H11-pert.
and
situate
about
hvo
mile
scribed
land:
Commencing
al
a
pot
planted
two
mile
In
a
northerly
direction
from
lloone
Point.
Mauell
Inlet,
firabam
Island.
IlrllUh
Columbia;
th'enre
easterly
five
chain,
more
or
Ie,
lo
low
wnler
mark;
Ibence
northerly
along
low
water
mark
one
hun
dred
and
sixty
chains;
thence!
westerly
five
chain;
llicneej
southerly
one
hundred
and
ixtyj
chain,
more
or
Icm,
lo
point
of
commencement,
and
containing'
cighly
acres,
more
or
les.
j
LANCiAflA
FIPHkNO
H
PACKINO
PACKI.Vp
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
E.
II.
Simpson,
Agent.
Dated
June
13th.
1025.
51.00
BARGAINS
AT
40c.
."Ml
Yard
I'lgured
Yo.;.
II
'oile,
Italine.
liuigliHui-
1
cloth.
111
'gri'ot
variety
ut
-li..I.
pattern;
values
up
to
It.'ir.
price,
pec
ard
40r
50c
50c
These
are
but
a
small
part
of
the
values
we
offer
come
and
s
for
yourself.
To
get
best
values
please
shop
in
the
morning
WEST
OF
ENGLAND
STORE
50t
Phone
753
Smith
Block,
Third
Avenue
FiveRoses
Flour
tor
Breads.
Cakes.
PuddlnH
Pastries
Thriving
rlnl;
the
bread
yoi;
(
Fhe
Hoe
11
I
'
stored
with
n.
lality
and
ea-uoiirlbmeof
"f
t
iloba
wheat.
Nutritious,
Wholesomi
1
Keeps
Well
Agent
John
L.Christie
SUMMER
SALE
of
High
Class
Furs
When
winter
comes
be
prepared
for
the
cold
by
buying
your
fur
coat
now
at
exceptionally
low
prices
The
raw
fur
market
is
low
in
summer,
so
take
advantage
before
prices
go
up
in
the
fall,
and
get
that
fur
coat
now
Be
sure
and
see'
our
window
display
B.C.
FUR
COMPANY
Day
Phone
Green
120.
Third
Avenue
(Next
G.W.V.A.)
Night
Phono
Block
709