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Differences
Of
Interpretation.
ELKS
NEW
HEAD
IN
till
MillHlKAN!"1'"
KI-TCIIIKAX.
(tel.
-H.
J.
p..
Herkinan
was
uiianimnuxly
elect-j
wno
nas
Iieen
annointe.l
the
At
nlsa
ill
hI
rit-l
deputy
fur
the
Klks
l0d(te.
The
rules
of
the
mler
do
mil
periMit
the
district,
deputy
lo
occupy
two
ph-llmim
ul
l!,.
anie
time,
nnd
Mr.
Kubley,
whii
was
Mervfng
his
second
term
aS
exalted
ruler,
resigned
at
Hi
Jasl
rneelinp.
Mr.
Ilackinen
is
now
absent
i
.
.
Wednesday,
Oct.
28,
I92.".
Report
coming
m
from
different
pans
of
the
country
in
regard
to
'the
jxililirnl
outlook
differ
according
.In
the
viewpoint
of
the
person
who
semis
the
repOr.
Just
now
nearly
everlody
sees
things
from
a
parly
point
of
yjew
and
it
is
very
difficult
In
secure
accurate
news
of
the
meetings
(hat
are
held
and
the
speeches
delivered.
An
example
of
this
is
seen
at
Smithers.
Our
reports
all
Indicate
that
Stork
will
poll
the
largest
vole
there
and
yet
along
Comes
L.
S.
.McPull
ami
says
that
Murk
is
not
a
factor
m
the
elections
there.
Our
opinion
is
that
.Mr.
.!c(5ill
is
strongly
biased
against
.Mr.
Slork
ami
has
(jt
wrong
slant
on
Ihe
true
opinion
nFtlitf
electorate.
Anyox
Another
.
Case
In
Point.
Yesterday
the
(Jonservalivo
and
Progressive
speakers
returned
from
Anyox
and
expressed
themselves
a
well
pleased
with
the
reception
given
them
there,
llowever.i
telegram
received
from
n
correspondent
in'thal
lown
said
there
were
nol
over
one
"hjiudred
people
.
present
at
the
m'eeliiip.
This
routd
hardly
he
considered
encoifragingi'
Somebody
saw.
things
through
colored
spectacles.
So
it
is
throughout
Ihe
fsinipaign.
No
one
gels
quite
the
true
perspective
because
the
TtiiiidV
of
most
of
the
people
are
warped
by
fheir
political
views.
.
No
Such
Thing
As
Unbiased
Report.
Ve
haw
said
this
before?
lint
itvbears
repealing,
that
iher
is
not
and
cannot
be
such
a
lltiug
as
a
truly
Vuhiased
report
of
any
meeiing
or
event,
i
ne
Jixi
Jor
inai
i
mat
uift
reporters
are
human.
They
report
Ihihgsias
ijiey.
see
them
nnd
possibly
as
they
woultl
like
others
w
ee
the,ni.;
One
part
of
an
address
appeals
to
one
person
and
another
part
to
another.
Ihe
pari
wkicji
appeals
mosl
strongly
is
the
part
that
will
be
featured
in
the
report.
II
is
all
very
well
for
people
who
have
never
done
any
newspaper
work
to
criticize
those
who
have.
As
a
rule
the
nieii
who
prate
most
about.
the
inefficiencie
of
others
are'
lliose
who
would
be
the
least
efficient
if
they
tried
the
work.
To
the
average
mail
Ihe
report
wNlj
which
Ihey
agree
i
the
eorrect.one
and
Ihe
report
which
sees
it
from
the
opposite
viewpoint
is
the
incorrect
one.
r"lsh
Day
Again
....
,
Is
Celebrated.
i
.
This
is
fish
day
once
more
''ft
nil
today,
in
spite
of
election
excitement,
we
are
remenfl.eriirg
that
fishing
is
our
premier
industry
ana
that
fisti
is
one
of
the
best
.foods
we
can
eat.
It
was
u
pity
Fish
)ay
should
have
been
set
at
a
lime
when
everyone
was
busy
with
the
election
but,
in
spile
of
that,
we
can
remember
to
eal
fish
because
fish
is
one
of
the
best
food
and
it
is
the
food
that
we
produce
right
here.
Value
To
Coast
Of
Australian
Treaty.
.lust
a
short
time
ago
the
coast
paper
mills
were
finding
11
uiiin
tiu
10
sen
ineir
product.
The
stock
room-
wen1
glutted
ant
there
was
danger
Rial
a
shutdown
m
ifhi
follow.
Then,
the
ivuf-iraiian.
trade
treaty
yaslgued
lowering
the
tariff
to
that
country
ah
07
instantly
Jherc'is
a
demand
in
Aoslr.-ilin
for
n.mer
The
mills:
instead
of
closing
down,
are
enlarging
llieir
plant.
and
incivfislrig
eniploymepl'
on
Ihe
cpast;
Nothing
is
so
likely
fo
help
prince
RuperUfj.
lhcAiilralifJii
iinii).
ii
mere
is
a
nemand
for
pulp
and
paper,
there
i
possionuy
oi
a
null
starting
here.
So
the
.Mackenzie
King
(TOvaniiniinil
1.
..f
....I....
I
Ii
.
...
pin
i
iuu-ji
i.s
oi
.noc
to
u.
'
ii
is
a
government
with
western
sjmi'aiuies
ami
snoiild
be
continued
by
the
people
of
the
Ves
was
initialed
into
the
order.
I
A
Itnhiiunf
nr.
.li.l
M.
.4
,Mi"'
'
'
rtrnoui
r
flimi
nrt
irnTi.....
.
?:
"!!ma"
"
p'9r
MUSEUM
BOARD
HOLDS
-"i
.mi-c
rvuuiey
as
cxa.ieo
Ruler
of
Order
ivauu
unu
a
ciass
oi
canuiuaiesiuucccss.
MEETING
AND
HEARS
COMPOSITION
OF
OTTAWA
HOUSE
Maokenzle
King
Has
Only
Real
National
Policy
Suited
to
Canada
OTTAWA,
Oct.
28.
The
next
Hone
of
Commons
will
contain!
2lo
members,
or
leu
more,,
than
the
last,
th
increase
lrehiy
.en
tirely
in
the
West,
as
follows:
Old
House
New
House
l.
K.
J
I
t
Xovn
Scot
fa
....
Ki
t
i
New
Brunswick.
1
1
I
I
Quebec
."
155
Ontario
8
82
.Manitoba
...
...
15
17
Saskatchewan..
10
21
Alberta
12
it.
British
Columbia
1.1
II
Yukon
235
215
To
win
half
the
next
Rouse
aj
parly
must
have'
12.1
members,'
or
aiinut
,n
more
than
Mr.
Meiphen
commanded
in
Ihe
last
one,
Al
the
very
least
it
wnil.l
need
til
more
to
have
a
working
J
majority.
The
Kin?
government'
at
no
time
had
such
a
margin.
but
it
had
the
support
of
a
number
of
Progressives
who
were
chiefly
concerned
with'
sellinsr
practical
useful
legislation.
MrJ
Meighen
can
count
on
no
aid'
'r"in
that
source
his
tariff!
lo.:y
precludes
.
Where
rani
lie
look
for
80
seats
more
lluuij
he
had
in
the
late
Hoo-e
Hit!
jnost
sanguine,
backers
claim
Ton
lion
a
dozen
or
15
at
the
utmost.
in
llei
West,
which
will
rciiirn
of
members.
If
he
jmi
r0
in
Ontario
and
20
in
Hie
Maritime,
lie
would
still
need
15
or
50
lo
carry
on
a
government.
Not
all
Ihe
boiies
built
on
Patenaude'rtj
Jv'clional
Campaign
tu
Ojichtv
stretch
nearly
so
far
as
f
lint.
Besides,
the
Liberal
campaigners
predict
surprising
gains
for
Mia
tiovernnient
in
Ontario
and
assert
that
the
recent
Provincial
t.M
.....
:
.
.
i.ii-i-uiiii
in
.ova
?coiia
an
.New
Rriinswick
will
have
little
or
no
bearing
on
the
Federal
result.
Impossibility
.
victory
for
Mr.
Meijrhen
and
hs
party
seems
to
be
a
inallia-
fhfafical
impossibility,
makisn
all
allowance
for
the
hazards
of
political
prophecy.
In
the
vast
region
west
of
Ihe
(ireat
Lakes
the
Conservative
parly
fo
scarcely
on
the
map
at
all,
and
in
tlM
Province
of
Ouebee
rl
finds
expedient
to
keen
its
leader
out
of
sight
and
to
ally
itself
with
i
movement
based
on-
hostility
to
public
ownership,
to
the
development
of
the
Upper
St.
Lawrence,
to
the
continuance
of
the
Britfsh
preferential
.tariff
and
to
Hie
legitimate
claims
.
of
Western
Canada.
Conservative
propagandist
talk
of
a
return
to
the
National
Policy,
but
National
is
a
misnomer
when
applied
to
a
political
program
which"
lakes
no
ac
count
of
the
needs
and
senti
RFPORT
0M
FINANm
THKFIK-S
one
advautiiKe
about
1VL.1
UII
Ull
rillftllLLjha.,.
i.nlllie,,!
.li.va.
no
nr.lillclim
cn
in
aervn
Ihe
unexpired
term!
Monday
evening
Hie
Muanim
fr
nxalic.1
rule:-
of
the
Ketchikan
board
held
a
niclinir
will,
all
the
loflfre
or
LIU,
created
by
ihf
:inenitsf
m
iucm-iiI
nnd
diciiM,.,t
n
..
-.,..,.,
,
,
Lawrence
run.
ey.
proposal
Mini
bud
been
mad!
lo
Ibeni
for.lncrensinf
Hie
size
of
llicj-xhiliii
in
the
llank
of
(Jom-inerce
bnilding.
It
is
probable
that
as
a
result
a
number
of
In.
tliuii
curios
will
shortly
arrive
for
the
collection.
'
.Miss
llgfb
fclewurl
reporledoh
ilie
projtres
made
in
raising
ninpey
for
the
museum
fumi.
Shit
said
Mini
Hip
newly
formed
irom
mo
cny
ami
imt
vil.iiHiin.
rt.,r
t
t.i
i
....
.
...
'
'".'"''
i,,I"
11
i
in
1
1
in
viuil
War
.been
notified
of
his
election.
prciiarlm?
a
play,
".),.
w,lc,
lollowinK
Ihe
retfu
ar
bmihcsJwys
be
put
on
at
the
WesU
at
the
Imlire
Joe
Iilamnud
nnd
holme
Thertlre
s.mn,
the
nm.
his
troupe
or
enterluiners
nmus-ceeds
lo
f
o
to
the
museum
fun.l.
ed
those
assembled
Willi
a
fine;nood
.
work
was
beinj?
done
on
it
.
.
1
1
f
rt
frtn
in
r,r
.1...,,.
I
I
!..,..
..,,..
.
i.i
ii
r
.inn
iiur-
ami
ii
promised
in
ui
a
great
ments
of
Hie
Prairie
West.
The
Liberal
parly
at
any
rale,
has
made
a
sincere
effort
lo
conu!
Hie
interests
arid
conditions
of
all
parts
of
the
Dominion.
II
has
sought
to
reconcile
the
economic
differences
of
Western
And
Central
Canada,
whereas
the
L4uiservalive
parly
has
yielded
tit
f
Ii
u
utl
lit
in
t
9
n
I
ii
ntiii
a.hhi.
The
Liberal
jiarly
has
the
right
fo
be
called
the
NaRfuial
parly
a-ifs
policy
makes
a
national
appeal
limited
to
no
section
of
the
country
or
of
the
community.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
YOl'
don't
have
lo
ko
to
the
Arctic
circle
lo
meet
iceberKi.
I
have
met
neveral
on
lh
utreetn
of
Prince
Itupert.
is
ever
an
Iceberg.
TliKHH
Is
some
'justification
for
Iffhefjrn
because
some
people
have
to
he
frozen
to
keep
them
in
their
place.
THANK
all
tin-
power
that'be,
tomorrow
ends
the
political
campaign
ami
then
we
shall
be
free
from
the
sheckles
of
Ihe
politicians.
.
H'K'r
as
soon
as
Thursday
Is
over
we
are
Boing
to
bein
Ibinkinir
of
Clirislinus.
THK
snow
came
doubtless,
in
soften
the
rhetorical
blow
of
Hie
opposing
politicians.
WHAT
a
world
if
we
had
no
this
would
i.
elections,
no
iiiii
pATLV
Ink
"3
v,
Lke.
nnow
"Who'
Who
in
CANADA
Helps
Her
Farmers
has
long
recognized
npriculture
as
CANADA
her
jrreatest
basic
industry.
Hence,
whatever
benefits
the
farmer,
benefits
Canada.
In
recent
years
much
has
been
done
by
the
government
in
enacting
legislation,
by
Council
in
passing
regulations,
and
by
the
Department
of
Agriculture
m
putting
various
policies
into
effect
all
with
this
end
in
view
helping
the
farmer.
As
already
indicated,
the
introduction
of
grading
in
connection
with
the
selling
of
many
of
our
products
has
done
much
to
help
the
farmer
and
I.
Helping
the
Farmer
SeU
His
Products
:
(a)
The
Stocker
Trade
with
Great
Britain
re-opened
April
1st,
1923.
after
30
years'
suspension.
In
1023,
67,672
cattle
were
shipped
to
Great
Britain;
in
1924,
79.435
cattle,
while
for
1925,
up
to
Sept.
24th,
73,800
cattle
have
gone
forward,
so
that
it
is
probable
that
over
100,000
head
will
be
shipped
this
year.
(b)
Improved
Practices
on
Canadian
Stockyards
have
been
brought
about
by
the
Department's
control
of
live
stock
exchanges
and
stockyards.
(c)
Feeder
Shows
and
Sales
were
organized
fn
1923,
and
are
generously
assisted,
encourairinjr
the
proper
feeding
and
finishing
of
our
beef
cattle.
(d)
The
Meat
Inspection
Service,
by
establishing
the
reputation
of
Canadian
meats
on
foreign
markets,
has
done
much
towards
the
building
up
of
a
profitable
outlet
for
our
lire
stock.
()
Shipping
Point
Inspection
for
Fruit,
first
put
into
effect
last
year,
is
meeting
with
the
approbation
of
growers
and
shippers.
(f)
The
Market
for
Canada's
Tobacco
Crop
U
being
extended,
and
the
demand
increased
by'
effective
propaganda
by
the
Department.
II.
Improving
Quality
:
(a)
Hy
Grading
Troduce,
Such
as
butter,
cheese,
hogs,
apples,
potatoes,
eggs,
wool,
grass
and
clover
seed,
and
hay,
the
quality
of
these
products
marketed
ts
being
improved:
the
buyer
is
able
to
place
confidence
in
the
product,
and
the
selling
price
ii
consequently
enhanced.
(b)
By
Plant
Breeding
Work,
new
varieties
of
cereals,
fruits
and
vegetables
are
being
produced.
Mention
need
only
be
made
of
Marquis
and
the
new
Garnet
Wheat,
of
the
McKay
Pea,
and
the
Melba
Apple,
to
illustrate
the
value
uf
this
work.
(c)
By
the
Distribution
of
Pure
Bred
Sires,
(bulls,
rams
and
boars),
vast
improvement
has
been
brought
about
In
our
flocks
and
herds,
which
improvement
would
have
been
impossible
save
or
this
a
-sistance.
(A)
By
Assisting
Agricultural
Exhibitions
by
money
pants
and
by
assisting
live
stock
exhibitors
in
the
payment
of
transportation
costs
for
their
exhibits,
the
value
of
quality
Is
being
brought
more
closely
to
the
attention
of
the
farmer,
and
the
spirit
of
emulation
aroused.
monthly
account
to
pay,
no
polirc
to
doilife
anil
no
neighbor
to
fM-uiiilulize.
SXOW,
'now,
ln'aulifiil
miiow
Howl
would
like
Jo
ee
you
go.
WhllejjjOnVjre
3inrlelet
yon
I'm
fpn.l
of
bfiuily
bnl
do
not
World"
will
be
nn
i
Ihe
Political
inleretiii7
publication
after
tomorrow
TIIItKf:
bold
kniKhls
or
old
I
knew
One
was
elected
ami
Then
there
were
I
wo:
Ol.l)
grandma
sllrred
In
fier
Krave
-mm
day
'
And
thought
lie's
.Just
peep
Al
the
old
world
(thy,
i
Hut
sue
eliiui'sed
a
flapper
Wll!i
powilercll.
knees
Which
shocked
her
so
.
It
maile
her
sneeie.
8n
she
hurried
bark
To
Ihe
land
of
obifdes
To
t.onder
nnd
fcrifcvo
O'er
the
fate;
or
the
maids.
NI(:KI'.lrON
said
In
Ills
speech
lust
nljfht
that
post
offices'
"were
tfivMi
on
n
basis
of
population.
One
had
been
ereeled
al
(Jnlck
and
the
stork
was
responsible
bill
it
was
not
I
lie
member
for
Ihe
district.
DEVELOPING
MINE.
AI.ICK
A
MM,
Oct.
28.
Devel-opinenl
work
on
Ilie
Matilda
properly
by
the
Kitsuall
Mlver
Mining
A
Itevebipmenl
Co.
lias
been
completed
for
I
Im
season,
results
having
been
very
encoiirajflmr.
Oscar
Mint
waa
In
cliurtfu
of
the
work
wlv.-li
text
year.
will
be
continued
Ten
Years
Ago
ftt
Prince.
Rupert
K-
i
II.
O.
Orewe
is
in
bospilul
at
MiomelitTe
sulTerlng
from
the
pTe!
of
K3s
and
it
is
expected
he
will
return
lo
Canada
shortly.
Denny
Allen
is
aelliii'
as
cyellt
orderly
lo
the
jfeneral
slalf.
(I.
'..
Kuierson
is
in
hospital
al
Shornclllfe
and
Mrs.
Kumrson
is
wild
him
(here.
Mrs.
8.
P.
Me-Monlie
Is
also
af
llnrnrlllTe.
W.
J.
Thams,
nceounlainl
for
Ihe
Hoyal
l'lsh
Co.,
has
received
word
of
the
marrhipe
of
bis
dausrliler,
Miss
Maud
Thams,
In
Charles
Hill
or
ll.M.S.
Carnarvon
.
VANDERHOOF
Hev.
W.
T,
Mcrarlane.
who
will
succeed
Hev.
K.
It.
Arrnl
as
pastor
of
Ihe
Union
Church
here,
is
expected
to
arrive
at
the
end
ot
next
week.
Mr.
Arrnl
will
lejive
for
Wellinjflnn,-
Vancouver
Island,
this
week,
Dr.
Hni
in
ford
will
leave
next
week
ror
Victoria
where
be
Will
tillehd
tlio
meellng
if
the
Advisory
IbMrd
of
I'armers'
Inslllules
lepreseiilln
ihe
Necliakii
and
I'rlnce
fleorsn
districts.
I'aul
Ilonr
has
lfl
for
rnr-sylbe,
Montnnai
whern
,e
will
spend
tile
winler
months.
M.
K.
Ilurger
has
lert
ror
Call-foritia
on
u
business
trip,
u
la
Improve
our
marketing
opportunities,
but
grading
is
not
by
any
means
the
only
line
of
eirort
under-taken.
In
fact,
there'
are
very
many
lines
along
which
eirorta
are
being
made
to
help
the
farmer
either
directly
or
Indirectly,
and
bo
promote
the
interests
of
Canada
generally.
To
cite
only
a
few
of
the.e
lines,
and
barely
to
mention
some
of
the
things
being
done,
the
laws
passed
to
help
out
or
the
policies
In
eirect
to
pro-mote
the
Industry,
the
following
paragraphs
are
submitted.
III.
Encouraging
and
Improving
Production
:
(a)
Certification
of
Seed
Potatoes
has
done
a
great
deal
to
encourage
the
use
of
Canadian
seed
potatoes
in
the
United
States,
while
the
use
of
such
certified
seed
has
improved
the
quality
of
Canada's
potato
crop
generally.
(b)
Flat
Growing
has
been
greatly
developed
in
some
districts
revived
In
others,
and
introduced
in
still
other
parts
of
the
Dominion.
(c)
Tobacco
Growing
has
been
encouraged,
and
valuable
assistance
given,
tn
production
and
marketinr,
in
the
older
tobacco1
districts
of
Quebec
and
Ontario;
while
this
year
tbe
possibilities
of
certain
parts
of
Itrltlsh
Columbia
have
been
Investigated,
with
such
satisfactory
results
that
the
work
will
be
extended
next
year.
(d)
F.Kfi
Laying
Contest,
started
some
four
years
ago,
have
increased
In
popularity
and
number,
there
being
now
thirteen
contests
in
operation.
As
a
basis
for
registration
and
certification,
these
contests
have
already
caused
a
wonderful
improvement
In
Canada's
poultry
flocks.
(e)
Silver
Black
Fox
Farmlnt:
Is
being
set
on
a
stable
basis
by
the.
inspection
of
foundation
stock
commenced
by
the
Department
two
years
ago,
and
now
nearing
completion.
Fox
diseases
have
for
some
years
been
the
subject
of
study
at
a
special
laboratory
maintained
for
that
purpose,
while
a
new
Fox
Research
Station
Is
now
being
established
to
assist
In
solving
the
problems
of
feeding,
breeding
and
disease
control.
IV.
Lowering
Cost
of
Production:
(a)
The
Introduction
of
Crop
Rotations,
proven
satisfactory
after
a
number
of
years'
trial
at
the
various
Experimental
Farms,
is
helping
the
farmer
make
better
use
of
his
land.
(b)
The
Introduction
of
Better
Cultural
.Methods
)
resulting
in
conservation
of
energy,
increased
returns
and
lower
costs.
(c)
The
Introduction
of
Better
Feeding
Methods
for
Live
Stock
is
helping
the
farmer
make
better
use
of
his
feeds,
and
increase
returns
from
his
live
stock.
(d)
tf
he
Introduction
of
New
and
Better
Varieties
0f
cereals,
fruits,
vegetables
and
special
crops
such
as
flax
and
tobacco
gives
the
farmer
better
returns
from
the
land
he
has
under
cultivation,
with
certainly
no
increase
in
cost
of
production.
(c)
The1
Illustration
Stations
0f
whlth
there
are
now
some
160
scat
tered
throughout
the
Dominion,
by
demonstrating
under
actual
farm
con.
ditiona
the
rotations,
cultural
methods,
feeding
mrthods
and
new
varieties
.if
various
crops
tried
and
found
satis
factory
on
the
Experimental
Farms
serve
as
object
lessons
to
farmers
for
miles
around
and
show
how
costs
ran
be
reduced
and
returns
increased.
V.
Protection
Against
Fraud
:
(s)
Fertilisers
an
wrtul
If
Ux
rrt"
I
.
t.
lt
M,
r.tfUinlW.
a4
tectai
mIi.
UIbotI
a4V
U
rtrUllori
Act.
(b)
Feed
n
U
k-V
mUHIwu
pr
tlM
fcr
ta
Surf.
Art
okx
pia,
MM
IWHtllW.
ui
tnltn
fittft
f"iif
tttff.
M
IP
lo
U4r4.
or
u
to
Iftjuim
l
lira
timX.
(c)
Reeds.
xWr
tl
ftW.
Art.
mi.
r
mI4
fcf
sr4.
i4
trt
.kbiort
la
(aapMlmt
aktfc
tin
aW
of
m4
twoulalatf
Is
(d)
Canned
Gouds
nM4
t
t.l
u
ts.
HiaAt4
rf
quality
arM
ta
waUla.
aa4
U
.kl.
AU
aav4
fraH.
uu
aa4
milk
UWb
aavM
to
arJ
r
tto
DrtirUamt
tofer
Itof
to
vt.
Fighting
Disease
and
Pests
:
(a)
Wheat
Ituit
Kradicstion
Oupt.itm
t
a
t
Mm
to
na
at
tht
oWtmiH
aflvtu
Mw
tota
au4
to
l
Dananl
A
tIT
at
lrai4
salaaluaM
aa4
flaat
ht4m
to
tora
aaaiw4,
a
rm
Hart
Latoratatr
la
Mtf
toill.
ito
m4la(
al
ra.1
twWaal
wm
la
ti,.4la.
aa4
araSlratkm
at
Ito
kwl
laau.
Lartorry
aa4
tokttora
r
(b)
The
Eradicallca
of
Bovine
Tuber
rufosls
m
(rada.il
naala
arr
Ito
a(
tmMlHr.
t-r
fwa
al
lira
lihrtd
aata
Ua
DaaanaM!.
(I)
Anrilla4
Nit.
ItoT
Wlif
v
1IU
tof
at
kml
(altl
(allr
awrWH4L
U.l
la,
4mUn4
atoalaulf
tm
fraa
tatotvabaU,
1W
(It7
atlMT
tori.
ar.
la
Kama
af
arv4iutta.
(in
MntiUU4
Tatonabab
ft
At
4
ton
tora
ublMM4
la
tto
ranata
aHMran
af
Maallala,
aa4
Ito
raaWawr.HaaUa
tfatrWt
la
QaH.to
Srat
la
IMS.
Ito
Hml
la
114.
A
UIH
aaa.
aaaalaUa
af
ito
malar
af
rrla
E4ar4
UUad,
ai
aa
aatr
lOTt
all
II
U
tor(
U
taaan.
watt
la
Ito
fraarr
ValWr
af
Bnlttk
Taraaiiia
la
Doamtor
af
tat.
rt.
(Ill)
I'ftfer
Ito
Brtia4
fln
H.a.
Writ
ar
UalrS
to
afVan
af
Ito
(DtxiaML
tot
aa
raaB.aalba
k
aaal
far
rnara.
a.
u
oaaa
la
ito
m
af
mrrrrin!
tor4a
t4
mulrla4
at.
(t)
Cattle
Mange,
Ileg
Cholera
and
Glsnders
ate
irrthrtr
eaaltvtM
to
laaf
Ua.
(d)
Injurious
Insects,
rra-Wrrt.
Ear-ra
aat
art.
(taaf
RaHa.
.arara
toj4ar.
aa4
araaa
Ull
aaMK.
aal4
4a
laSaMlf
aw
canaaa
wr
n
ao
far
raaltal
catrM
aat
to
Ito
Irania.a.
These
and
many
other
lines
of
work
are
now
being
conducted
by
the
Federal
Department
of
Agriculture.
No
doubt
you
are
interested
In
some
of
them.
If
you
wish
for
more
information
or
desire
any
of
our
hulletlna
dealing
with
your
particular
farming
problems,
writel
'
Dominion
Department
o!
Agriculture,
Ottawa
502
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
with
uddilional
machines
for
the
mnntirncliire
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
corned
in
stock.
Save
handling
charges
by
buying
direct
from
the
sour
-
cf
supply.
possible
he
may
deride
to
lake
up
funning
in
that
country.
BURNS
LAKE
M.
Lowe,
nsslslanl
district
engineer
for
llm
provincial
department
ot
imbHo
works,
will
leave
nl
the
end
or
this
week
ror
the
Old
Country
on
business
in
connection-
wllli
the
estalo
of
hi
father
who
died
recently.
A
school
mecUiiK
will
he
held
here
this
evening
lo
elect
n
sue
cessttf
as
school
.trustee
to
C.
K
Imcsnu
who
has
left
the
district
H.
h.
Morrill
ot
Palling
has
lert
ror
Washington
who,.
i,
will.spctni
(ho
winler.
Mrs.
O.
H,
O'Hara
and
l'alrlckj
milliner
nave
ion
tnr
Sen
Im.i'
and
Kngland
where
they
Vl
cpoinl
-Ihe
winler1
vlslliiig
Wll.
rrlends.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
O.
II.
'Pieman,
V.
V.
J)enniH
II.
O.
Lincoln
and
0,
Caruilclui.'
Vancrtuveri
Victor
lleiiKston
Muplo
Hay;
J.
11,
Hcrjr,
city.
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DRESSES
in
LATEST
DE8IQNS
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COLORS
ill
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