ay
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ift
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xstn.
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odor,
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lUrmitMtoiMitnaiM
I
lour
Orocfr
enlml.
gj.
QrufglSt
I
II
You
Had
Better
Get
Your
Name
on
our
list
For
Dry
Kindling
I-v'y
piece
kiln
dried
ami
ly
split.
In
k-
load
$6.00
'tvil,
or
j
bundle
al-"h
split
lor
Ul.00
dn-tl.
Taxi"
Call
112.
way
'ipi-o
ant
ready
Jo
service
all
hour.
Oho
wo
passengers
any-50c.
r.lPHti
Sedan,
l:uef.
COAL
have
a
new
coal
on
$11.00
per
ton
dehv-Nil
.Inl
ami
very
little
A
perfect
range
il
!
and
extremely
order
a
ton
now!
I):
vngi'
r
all
kind
at-
I
:..
promptly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
189,
112.
1
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1VI
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nave
iiif
oi'si
Phone
75.
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Hinl-iiii
Super-
lii..l.r.
Villi
nml
.
passenger
Sedan
In
A
l
iii-vv
eloed
rars.
RATES
"
i
t'nssenger
..
$1.00
0
Passengers
.
.
$1.50
8
Passenger
.
.
$2.00
siKCr
Sedan,
per
li
$4.00
"nrrvger
Sedan,
per
r
$5.00
To
Cold
Storage
and
Across
Hays
Creek
Bridge,
I
or
1
l
asscnger
$1.00
'
.
h
iiildlllonal
paenger
50o
each.
TAXI
75
TAXI
Phone
178
I'
itling
lleef.
per
lb.
.
.
Gc
I
Jt
lloast.
per
lb
10o
Uistintl
Steak,
per
lb.
.
.
20c
Shoulder
Spruvg
I.nmh,
per
lh
25o
I.cf:
of
Spring
I.anib,
per
lh
35o
Gainer's
Hams
and
Bacons
None
Better
lh
in.
per
lb.
.
.
.
.
.
.
40o
I
aeon,
siloed,
per
lb...
45c
siriiR
Chickens,
per
lb,
35c
We
deliver
lny
Ihe
driver.
Bulkley
Market
Oeo.
V.
Kerr
Phono
178.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
i:xquillo
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
nl
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Nexl
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
ROMANTIC
LIFE
I
OF
DR
TOLMIE
I
is
nearly
a
century
since
Di.
W
illiam
Fraser
Tolmie,
father
of
Hon.Slmon
Preiser
Tolmie,
came
to
this
coast
say
Mis
J.
!
M
Hruce
writing
in
the
Victoria
Tunes
A
native
of
Inverness,
Si'ollanil.
be
graduated
at
Clas-gow
a
a
physician,
and
surgeon.
and
the
same
year
joined
the
Hudson
Hay
Company
and
started
for
the
Pacific
Coast.
The
voyage
wa
made
round
the'
"
k"u,
H.i:
.
MMh-r
swilon
us
of
the
pinli-
Art
nf
nrlllsh
Ci.liimtil.
IiUkK
l
I'rinre,
liujft,
II.
C-
Mi
iMh
1
tlax
of
'
Sfjilrml'T.
'
.I.
!
M.
00r.AI.KS,
Sullfllni'
"r
Oiinpunv
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inlintlen
U
Applf
to
Purchio
Lend
In
His
I"'!
neronl.ns
PIMrlrl
tit
rrlnrs
Tupirl,
imt
lt'te
11m.
mouth
of
Bhr
K
lt
Cink
uhlrh
flows
Into
lh
r'ttln
mvor
but
l
nni
from
Ta"e
mV.E
IMt
John
A.
Smith
of
RiiiMTt
B.C..
rrutln
lunibfr-5
npiiin
liilS
w'
f
for
WHJj'V'a
10
desrrihrrt
Und
nurrtw""
IH
rollowmr
P"R5ii
n-ln
it
Ht
P
lm
le.1
il
b
i.uiiiurnt
oirner
of
t
ot
s;
mnn
rwiif.
ulnr?
SO
rhiiiw
northfrly:
thence
Sil
rhsiiis
wpntcrlv.
more
or
lf.
to
the
Em-rn"ln...
m
rhln
inutherlVi
jhenri
SO'
riielii
ea.lerly.
n0
coiillnlnr
VO
cr.
",0,
A,
smith
n.i4
mt
H
in.
rer
c
r.
ft'e1
LAND
ACT.
Amillrant.
I.
Am-ni.
n
jj'rtl.
B.C.
.
nrriiMllon
esnnerymaii.
uiifhiu
i
ti't'i!
,c"r
",D
,l"
slillnn
of
the
giant
spirits
who
lived
among
Ihe
snows,
refused
to'
advance
above
limber
in.
Tin
evil
spirits,
of
course,
were
the
inisren
powers
who
tossed
j
great
avalanches
from
Hip
beel-
arrival
on
this
Coast
'collected
enthusiastically
specimen
of
plant
which
he
sent
In
hi
fripnd,
Sir
.Iopji
Hooker,
at
Kew
Harden.
(Juile
a
dozen
or
more
flower
and
shrubs
were
named
after
him
in
consequence,'
It
Hum.
and
he
landed
at
Fort
Van-'grimagf.
eotVi,i.r.e"riv
fro...
J-Ehl
wiHi
Ihe
Canadian
Pacific
I."
i.
line
.
Con.t
nu
ririi
t
mlm
rhnllt.i
I
i
arris,
more
nK
,,,
JUMPS".
Applicant
Ditcd
sirO
'ur
TfTR
nATtTf-WVWH
PAOK
PTVB
as.the
building
can
be
sold
at
almost
any
lime
for
more
than
Hip
capital
put
inlo
it.
This
sort
of
an
expenditure
costs
the
taxpayers
of
Canada
nolhing.
It
pay
11
own
way,
and
by
bring-
ui.
i
p
m
o
,,
!
Hrfif
crags
ami
sent
echoing
in?
more
business
In
the
Cana-
"
""'J
Br""e
!
8
0f
odd,iMnilT
down
Hip
valley.
Dr.'dian
National
Railway,
reduce
uv
uioveraa.e
To
mio
was
a
k..n
.fu.li.nt
nt
Homo
!hnt:mi-
.
n.l
fn..,
n...
i;.
i.i
WAS
PLACE
OF
BONES
Indian
Wat
Hunn
on
Tree
Not
Far
Away:
Battle
Took
Place
There
""ft
i
in
iiit-
iiintT
in
inn
the
annual
deficit
and
actually
ave
the
lax
payer
of
Canada
money,
hecaue
every
dollar
in
shortage
must
be
met
by
-the
people
of
Canada
by
way
of
taxation.
Pay
Their
Way
The
ame
can
be
said
of
the
large
office
building
constructed
was
only
by
a.
pretence
nfion
Yonsre
Street,
Toronto.
These
seeking
medicinal
herb
that
Dr.'buildings
pay
tlrelr
way.
They
lolmle
persuaded
the
Indian
are
considered
by
private
Invest-
to
.go
so
near
the
mountain
as'ors
a
n
good
investment
they
did.
and
,lhe
railway
is
thereby
able
to
Just
seventy
year
fitter
theirlsecure
for
itself
first
class
of-falher
made
hi
attempt
to
as-
fice
for
all
lime
,
to
come.
True,
cend
Mount
Itainier,
several
of
they
add
lo
the
national
debt
Ihe
sons
and
daughter
made
up
by
Ihe
cost
of
Ihe
building,
but
an
expedition
to
visit
the
rnount-ilhey
return
more
than
Ihe
"in-
ain,
and
almost
annually
ever,lerel
on
Ihe
debt.
The
taxpayer
since
they
have
repeated
Ihe
pil-
is
not
paying
for
Ihe
building,
rouver
on
the
Columbia
River
I
Place
of
Bones
but
in
reality
pay
less
taxes
be
cause
of
I
hem.
in
May.
1833.
Mr.
John
Tolmie
ha
inherited
Oolf
ha
become
the
rich
After
hemp
moved
about
to
lhv
something
of
hi
father'
inter-
man'
obsession,
and
Ihe
poor
oinerrni
posi
oi
me
company
ei
m
collecting.
Tt.e
grounds
man
aspiration.
It
i
more
and
gaining
a
thorough
know-of
Ihe
old
farm
furnished
himjtlian
a
hobby,
it
ha
become
a
ledge
of
ft
operation,
he
was'with
abundant
material,
for
ap-
mania,
it
i
something
that
the
eventually,
in
1855,
appointed
parenlly
many
an
Indian
battle
.tourist
expect;
they
will
go
chief
factor
at
Tort
Nisqually,
j
had
been
fought
in
Ihe.,
neighbor-
where
I
hey
can
get
it,
and
will
near
what
I
now
Camp
I.ewi,lliood.
The
Indian
name
for
the
not
slay
long
away
from
il.
Not
jTarnma.
He
frequently
made'hill
nearby
was
"Sllalamsin."
jonly
can
these
golf
course
be
ilrip
from
there
lo
Victoria,
by
'meaning
"the
place
of
bones."
made
to
pay
their
way,
from
the
jcaiioe,
which
wa
the
only
avail-,
Mr.
Tolmie
it
ope
time
had
a
fee
received,
but
they
draw
table
means
of
transportation
..superfine
collection
of
skulls
traveller
over
the
railroad
and
the
lime.
Alio
ut
a
week
wa
re-1
which
he
wa
always
willing
lo
to
Ihe
hotel
and
add
subslan-quired
for
Ihe
voyage,
a
camp
show
visitor.
Hut
the
exhibition
lially
lo
I
be
railway
traffic
and
(
had
lo
be
made
every
night.
Kx-
did
not
prove
popular.
hotel
receipt.
No
doubt,
in
cepl
In
fine
weather
the
landing!
One
of
Ihe
bloodiest
and
most
.large
centres
golf
should
be
left
.
1
I.
1
1
.
..
t
i
i
iii
.
i
,
,
'
i
1
1
..
!
i
-1
.
.
t
.
i
..
:
..
.
.
t
'
iwas
niiMie
in
iak
liny.
it-i
i-iu
in
mi-
wuuii's
louglll
ue-
"
Iirnsir
ciuiis,
inn
in
uui-
Although
a
Chief
I-'aclor.
hejlween
Indians
at
this
point
wa
lying
resort
to
which
the
rail-Iwa
still
a
doclm.
one-
of
thejwhen
the
Kncul'aw
tribe
from,
way
wishes
In
direct
traffic,
il
very
few
in
Ihe
whole
country,
and
often
had
.lo
go
great
distance
to
attend
caes
of
sickness,
chiefly
among
Indians.
On
one
occasion
he
wa
summoned
from
the
Hudson'
Hay
headquarters
at
Porl
Vancouver
lo
allen.l
a
dying
Hnglihman.
Till
proved
lo
he
none
other
than
Joseph
Trutrh,
who
rerovere.1
and
lived
In
beeome
(iuvernor
of
Itrilish
Columbia
nnd
earn
a
knighthood.
Dr.
Tolmle't
Journal
the
major
pari
of
.
lr.
Tolmie'
I
journal.
Il
makes
faoinalin
reading
and
i
a
wnnderful
com-itneiiiary
on
the
lime.
The
first
inenlion
of
Klllolt
Hay,
the
site
of
what
nflenvanl
lieeame
Me.
is
made
in
hi
handwriting.
(The
firsl
menllon
of
Ihe
finding
of
coal
on
Ibis
Coast
is
also
found
in
journal.
Dr.
Tolmie
wa
Ihe
first
while
man
(o
attempt
the
ascent
of
.Mount
Ialn-
ler.
This
wa
In
1833.
nml
show
ed
a
fearless
courage
which
compel
admiration.
II
is
not
al
all
unlikely
that
he
would
have
accomplished
Ins
ambition
had
it
not
been
thai
In
Indian
carrier
who
entertained
a
ranal
super-
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
MITIl-E
1
IIHltMV
CIVO
lbl
lh
n-M'rtr
iiimir
utw
!.
mm.
ln
msinn.
..
ijw.
Itrpuiy
.Mlnllrr
ut
l-nl
Unl
Pivirliwiil.
Vlcluru,
B.C.
NOTICE.
IX
Tlir
MATTHIl
'
"THE
COMPANIES
iv
n;T'uiTTiii
ill
KVRSTMRNT
COM
.V
OK
M1RTIIKHX
IIIUTISII
Clt.l'MIIA,
UMITKP.
TAKE
.NOTICE
llul
lh
lx
Cnmptny,
...i.r...i
..rriii-
in
il
CrliH-e
II"-
iirri,
:nn,
n.
n.i
.
.
win
i
"rev
'Vrv
"
"i'ii"i
Cape
Mudge
came
.over
lo
make
is
a
lrong
attraction,
and
.1dds
wnr
on
Ihe
Songhees.
The
Song-lo
Hie
passenger
list
and
the
bees
chief
resorted
lo
a
trick
goodwill
of
Ihe
passengers,
which
which
betrayed
Ihe
enemy
inlo'i
a
tremendous
asset.
One
hi
hands.
Having
his
son
dress-'boosler
will
bring
a
dozen
more
ed
as
an
Indian
maiden,
he
of-jibe
following
year.
Not
only
fered
him
a
a
peace
offering
to
j
must
a
railroad
be
in
a
position
the
Encultnws.
When
the
latter
lo
carry
the
people,
but
il
must
approached,
Ihe
Songhees
fell!
make
the
people
want
to
come.
u
lion
Hi
em
and
oommitled
ler-
and
I
believe
that
Sir
Henry
rlblc
slaughter.
The
'fight
lefliThornlon
ha
been
a
tremendous
many
trophies
In
the
way
of
success
in
placing
before
lhn
skulls,
flinl
arrowheads,
and.
people
of
the
North
American
other
weapon.
Flint,
it
should
Continent
and
T.urpoc
Ihe
al-
I
he
Provincial
Archive
havelbe
noled,
i
not
a
local
stone,
but
traction
of
Canada
which
can
be
l
.
,
1
.
.
n
I.
l
i
r
.1:
I
1
is
inunti
up
l
lie
uoasi
near
uape
rearnru
u
uuiuuian
.auoiiai
Mudge,
material
evidence
which
Hallways,
and
Ibis
is
the
most
endorse
the
Songhees
tradition.
Indian
Hung
on
Tree
There
is
an
onk
tree
on
Quadra
Street,
Just
below
Cloverdale
difficult
end
of
any
business
Timorous
Persons
Mackenzie
King
lias
adopted
a
policy
of
"look
ahead
and
look
School,
which
ha
Ihe
mark
of
a
10
,,,p
p!"-
-,,r-
Mcignen
can
iilll..
OAK
I
i-iil
IIa
I
nnl'
j
i
I
lit
cross
on
it.
.earlv
sixty-five
""'J
i-"T
!-"
years
a-o
one
or
Ihe
Tolmie
,u
eupyori
uie
uiiuau.au
.auunal
gardeners,
a
half
breed
Indian,
Hallway
as
it
has
to
be
support-was
found
hailging
on
this
tree.l'''1
',a.v
order
do
make
it
a
the
diseovery
only
deeping
Ihe
ucce
tomorrow
or
in
Ihe
years
mvslery
of
the
man's
disappear-
,0
e"'p-
timorous
a
person
neo
on.P
llirne
vvppV
l,fnr
'
i
liol
lllC
mail
on
WllOSe
hould-
It
wa
supposed
that
he
wa
er
lo
llac,
,,,e
deallny
or
Can-hanged
rival.
Other
''
or
even
Ihe
Canadian
Xalion-iinirdcr
by
a
Jealous
look
place
more
lo
the
al
Hallways.
Never
in
Ihe
history
"f
our
country
did
we
require
West.
For
years
no
one
could
be
induced
lo
walk
afler
darki""'"
r
courage
and
-vision
lo
Ihrough
Ihe
area
which
is
now.s,('er
M'
coure
'
fl,lure
occupied
by
brickfields,
ns
this
trt?,l",
vve
,,n
U)!lay-,
,.
Mr.
Meighen
Ihe
l'arli.T
say
was
supposed
lo
be
haunted.
In
Ihe
old
day
Ihe
family
reg-
J"?1
"ded
wo
'Ihe
most
ularly
nllended
the
old
iron
gLMerlK
Ihe
most
feeble
ami
Ailile
ovrninent
Canada
has
had.
John'
Church.
A
familiar
-.Iglil'1
'
ch
slfttemeiils
will
stand
r
ii.u.
Ho...
-Ai.n,,
ii.p
Tnimio.
in-
Did
out
Mackenzie
i.n.i
n.
.Mivi
.'vesligation.
K"K.
with
in
l'arlia-
S.....I--..
sj-.i.n.,i
r
ii.
r
fn,.r
Ho
majority
oKii
"!"-
ackle
the
railway
proh-
or
Ihe
Tolmie
boys
on-an
grey
mare.
The
old,
house
has
long
associations,
assoclallnns
which
inn,
uiiu
iun-uni.iii-
nil1
i.jdii.i-
diaH'
National
llailway,
the
Canadian
Northern
llailway
and
Ihe
(irand
Trunk
.
Pacific
i
llailway,
are
pari
oi
in
e
very;rooi
ami
Jis-i
,..,;
,V
,Y
.
,
sue
of
Victoria'.
hUCXUJlfirjdsl,i',uw"-,J.""''
",v
V""
.
i
n
i
i
lut
,3
rn
iifr
nil
i
ninn
'ivoi
i
i
mi
n
ed
in
Ibis
way
Cloverdale
ha
a
vast
interest
for
evVry
resident.
And
.vnu
aesthetically
aesioeiicnuy
it
u
has
nus
a
a
charm
riuiiin
?:;Tri.uh'o&
beauty
which
make
it
one
iV
tTfSTh,irMnr
r'elVUn.V'of
the
most
precious
relics
or
In
th
r.i'rriHH.11.
i
the
!
:i;
the
city's
past.
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llnnrl.
11.
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for
111
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ihe
ld
unnpany
to
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v-
THE
RAILWAY
SITUATION
AND
ALL
THAT
IT
WtAH5
TU
THE
SKEENA
RIDINQ.
(Continued
from
Page
One).
I
have
asked
Die
opinion
nf
a
number
of
business
men
wt,
un
derstand
the
situation,
and
(hey
pronounced
Ihe
Scribe
Hotel
ileal
ns
an
excellent
investment;
lhey
claimed
il
will
pay
interest
on
I
be
Investment,
provide
a
sinking
fund
In
retire
Ihe
original
cost,
and
tnke
care
of
deprecia
tion,
and
in
addition
In
this
will
furnish
the
Canadian
National
llailway
with
one
or
tlio
best
and
most
commanding
offices
in
Kurope,
from
which
Continent
Ihe
Hailwnyr
must
look
for
a
great
deal
of
business.
Such
a
building
Is
necessary
in
Paris
to
attract
Ihe
European
travellers
and
emlk'ranlH
lo
Canada,
and
such
a
building
is
necessary
lo
put
the
Canadian
National
Hail
llailway,
In
onler
lo
get
this
business.
The
purchase
price
of
litis
building
Is
considered
tow
al
the
present
lime.
II
is,
there-
fe
strongest
man
available
for
Ihe
job
in
the
world?
Real
Business
Sense
You
can
judpe
n
man
by
the
calibre
of
Ihe
lieutenants
he
chooses.
When
Mackenzie
King
chose
Sir
Henry
Thornton
he
chose
a
big
man
and
handled
a
big
jog
in
a
big
way,
and
Sir
Henry
has
handled
that
job
so
effectively
that
Ihe
Canadian
Pacific
llailway
would
like
very
much
In
be
rid
of
the
present
compel
iliou
of
Ihe
Canadian
Na
tional
Hallways,
and
the
most
effective
way
of
doing
this
is
to
hamstring
the
Canadian
National
through
Ottawa,
..Mr.
Meighen
knows
he
cannot
he
elected
with
out
the
Canadian
Pacifio
Hallway,
and
the,
Canadian
Pacifio
llailway
knows
that
Ion,
What
chance
would
the
Canadian
Na-
lional
Railways
have
with
Mr
Meighen
in
office
nl
Ottawa
and
Ihe
Canadian
Pacific
llailway
telling
him
what
to
do?
The
voice
Is
the
voice
ot
Mr.
Meighen,
but
Ihe
words
are
Iho
words
or
Mr.
Heatty
Sir
Richard
Mcllride
and
Mr.
Bowser
used
to
make
periodical
Are
You
Strictly
Up-to-Date?
EVERY
day
new
inventions
appear
to
save
you
time,
money
and
effort.
All
the
time
new
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
know
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
gel
these
things,
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
important
lo
be
missed.
Read
it
every
day.
lermitied
V
do
the
just
thing,
and
an
order
has
been
issued
under
the
Premier's
direction
giving
Itrilish
Columbia
equali
zation
of
rreight
rales
on
grain
and
Hour.
Strong
Opposition
I
believe
this
is
one
ot
the
strongest
slands
ever
taken
b
any
(iovernment
ot
Canada,
and
taken
contrary
lo
the
wisnes
ot
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
and
tii'e
MOnlrealMtoard
of
Trade,
who
are
now
trying
lo
upset
Iho
order.
Again
it
may
be
asked,
what
chance
would
British
Col
umbia
have
for
equal
freight
rales
with
Mr.
Meighen
in
the
saddle
and
Mr.
lleatly
leading
the
nss?
Equalization
of
freight
rales
is
the
greatest
faclor
in
the
rulure
prosperity
and
develop
menl
ot
Itrilish
Columbia
that
is
now
before
the
people,
and
which
lies
In
the
hands
of
Ottawa
to
give.
Does
lUiyone
seriously
think
with
a
Conservative
(!ov-
i
eminent
in
Ottawa
with
the
Can
adian
Pacifio
Railway
as
tho
strongest
faclor
In
their
election,
and
with
Ihe
business
in
terests
of
Montreal,
Winnipeg,
and
all
other
Kaslern
points,
responsible
for
such
a
Oovern-
nienl,
that
Ihe
West
would
have
any
chance
whatever
lo
gel
equalization
of
freight
rales?
Never
before
was
the
issue
so
clearly
apparent
lo
Iho
people
of
British
Columbia,
and
to
tlm
Skeena
district
in
particular.
Mr.
Meighen
has
already
condemned
equalization
-
of
freight
rates.
Does
anyone
seriously
doubt
that
trips
l(f
Ottawa
lor
heller
terms.llho
words
are
put
inlo
hi?
and
lhey
got
nolhing
from
their
mouth
Willi
equalized
freight
Conservative
associates
a
Ot-
rales
between
150
and
200
mil-tawa.
No
doubt
they
were
sincere'
lioti
bushels
of
grain
should
and
did
their
best.
What
chance'
niovo
west,
the
railroad
men
on
had
lhey
to
get
heller
terms
from
the
old
O.T.P.
line
of
the
Cana
a
It's
a
profitable
practise
shadows
close
behind
the
tlufine?
work
as
firemen
to
hold
llieir
Mr.
King,
on
lu.e
other
hand,
with
j
jobs.
Our
elevator
should
work
a
weak
following,
ha
tackled
the
to
capacity
as
rasl
as
boats
can
rreight
rate
question
in
a
con-
move
away
the
grain.
scienlous,
impartial
manner,
de-
Not
Stork
vs.
Bushby
Remember,
this
is
not
an
issue
belween
Mr.
Stork
ami
Mr.
Bushby,
you
are
called
upon
to
choose
which
you
will
have,
Mac
kenzie
King
or
Mr.
Meighen.
Would
it
not'be
a
calamity
for
the
people
of
Skeen't,
which
is
served
by
the
Canadian
National
Railway
'only,
and
which
is
Inl
such
a
strong
position
lo
handle
prairie
grain,
to
elect
a
(iovern
ment
which
will
be
doiniimled
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway?
The
leader
or
which
Government
has
already
slated
that
he
is
op
posed
to
equalization
ot
freight
rates,
and
thai
he
is
opposed
to
carrying
out
the
Mackenzie
King
policy
as
related
lo
Ihe
Canadian
National
Railway,
Tor,
rest
assured,
tho
Canadian
Pacilio
Rail
way,
wilh
their
adverse
grades
west
through
the
mountains
will
fi.ll.t
equalization
of
freight
rates
to"
Ihe
last
ditch
and
only
a
Liberal
government
at
Ollawa
at
this
time
will
assure
to
the
people
of
t
British
Columbia
equalization
of
freight
rates
and
the
ful
u
re
prosperity
that
will
come
with
it.
And
be
equally
as
sured
that
with
a
Conservative
government
at
Ollawa,
tho
C.P.R.
will
hand
the
C.N.R.
such
a
wallop
I
hat
when
it
wakes
up
Rip
Van
Wlnklo
would
look
like
nl
school
boy.
W.
K.
WILLIAMS.
GOT
SIX
GEESE
Another
Parly
Had
Good
Suo-cess
Hunting
Yesterday
at
Big
Bay
S.
K.
Campbell,
W.
0.
Fulton,
Hilly
Put
more
and
Jack
Dean
comprised
another
succcssrul
0o
I.
lulling
party
that
visit
ed
Big
Bay
yesterday.
They
Conservative
Government
ut
illan
National,
so
long
neclected.
hacseil
six
line
honkers.
Tho
Ollawa
with
Iho
wnlciiful
eye
of
1
hIiouM
be
busy
to
capacity;
noltiip
was
made
on
Billy
Patmore's
LM
'
I
'
I
.
L!l
l
.
...
I
I
1
.
.
...ill
f..
1
1
.
I
1
.
1
..If
fore,
a
uood
and
afo
investment,
Slr
Thomas
Shuuglmussy
in
the;
longer
will
engineers
have
tolbout
"Mary."
4
t
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
Tho
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Sort
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
Wo
aro
ready
at
any
time
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
take
personal
charge-
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning,
Shoe
Qioice
is
Easy
when
you
look
over
the
ONYX
models
for
Fall,
because
the
styles
anticipate,
the
trend
of
fashion
and
there
are
shoes
for
each
occasion
that
women
and
young
women
want.
Our
Fall
slock
Is
now
complete.
We
slock
A
and
A
A
widths,
also
wide
widths.
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
Third
Avenue.
Phone
367.