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DAILY
EDITION
BONDS
OFFERED
TO
CANADIANS
Dominion
Government
Loan
Be
ing
Raised
In
This
Country
Through
Syndicate
TMHONTO,
Sept.
III..
oon.oou
Vi
per
rem
loan
announced
yesterday
hy
Hon.
J.
A.
Itobb.
minister
of
finance,
cn-'
mu
of
tin'
Dominion
Securiiie,;
Corporation
Ltd..
Wood.
iiiinVly
A
Co..
A.
K.
Ames
Co.
Ltd.,
Na-j
tional
M
tympany.
Ltd.,
the
Hank
f
Montreal,
tbe
l!.yal
Hank
of
Canada
and
tbe
Canadian
Hank
of
Commerce.
The
bond
are
iteiii-
offered
today
to
Hie
public
hy
.rarlieall)'
pvery
bond
dealer
and
ticfc
broker
in
Canada,
as
well
a"
through
chartered
banks.
In
ar
ranjrin?
for
this
Ions
term
fr-
nanrin.'
in
Canada
ralher
than
int
another
market
fbe
povcrnmcjft
Thursday,
Sp(.
10,
j;5.
ised
lor
refunding
purposes,
in-rinding
tin-
retirement
of
i?,-"OO.niui
r
lax
free
bond
which
a
ill
full
due
on
December
1
next.
In
litis
maimer
l.o,
the
strict
policy
of
retiriri:
lax
free
bond
by
the
Usual
taxable
issue
is
Itfiiiir
followed.
js
believed
thai
(lie
new
issue
should
prove
exceedingly
attractive
in
iaua-ilian
investor.
The
maturity
is
Thei
fifteen
years.
In
oilier
word.
syndicate
han.lling
the
new
75,-!
these
bond
run
for
ihe.
same
has
followed
the
Hiry
dial
hasjttalehmsj
lliefr
bonds
rise
in
been
almost
rfeidly
adhered
(dj
during
the
last
several
years
rbe
Vietory
Loan
of
1JM7;
191
8
au.l
19
in
were
planned
'for
Ihe
Canadian
market
solely
and
the
mjiindin?
loads
of
1923
and
1U21
were
o
fere.
I
in,
the
same
manner.
Short
Term
Financing
Sljort
term
financing,
such
as
ii
urn
he
r
of
years
as
did
Ihe
tl:i
maturity
bond
wbeti
issued
hi
1919
and
which
hav
bertmie1
so
jtoular
amowp
investor
of
all;
Selling
at
Premium
The
new'
Ifond
are
being
of-tered
at
UT-iS
and
interest
at
which
the
Interest
ret
rim
is
over
i.TJr
ler
yceHff
llecau-x:
of
the
-ueress
of
the
193
jStld
l924flHe
niiMiin?
Joan,
n
is
believed
in
f4iianei.il
circles
that
the
present
iJowi1l
be
guirkly
snapped
up.
I
IJWMOrH
wiui
were
fortunate
PflCHlPli
to
hae
purchased
the
lt23.
issue
fif
Ilefaiidins
loan
hoiidsijiae
had
tbe
satisfaction
of
viltfe
by.
more
than
four
iminls.
Qwjitb?
;flise
wbo
iKireliased
last
year
Have
also
witnessed
a
sub
stantial
movement
uh
tbe
price
paid.
II
is
a
fact
that
all
Dom-inwn
of
Canada
issues
floattI
since
the
war
are
now
selling
al
a-
siibsla'Hlial
premium
over
the
original
issue
price.
In
considerinc
the
new
loan
one
vear
arttte
issues,
have
lietljauolhcr
Kint
upon
wliich
corn-placed
in;
tbe
I
njled
Stales
andui(Mil
has
bee
made
is
thai
new
where
I
hf
demand
for
such
sliart
i
nfferinps
of
the
highest
pradw
term
bowl
i
o
slron?
that
surhfol
bomls
have
leen
scarce
dur-
torrowiiiB
is
cheap.
These
horf
lerm
notes,
bmvwer,
are
of
interest
only
to
Ihe
(arse
financial
UX
the
last
few
week
and
from
all
indications,
the
volume
of
new
bund
issues
will
he
unusually
institutions
and
others
who
de-j
ifcht
diiring
the
remainder
of
the
finitely
require
tbe
return
of
j
year.
Ao
tiiore
Dominion
;nv-tbeir
money
within
a
very
nbnrf
,
ernmeut
financinz
is
exoected
period.
H
i
understood
that
the
nro-
e
i
jend
us
your1
none
cad
wo
otil
send
vou
this
illustralcd;
booh
df
beautiful
ncm.es..
Distributor
fori
(fDham
K9L9RED
aud
most
f
the
provinces
and
la
lire
.municipalities
have
already
reed
of
tbe
new
i-sne
will
be.
completed
llicir
requirement
Supplies
Lumber
Brick
Cement
-
Lime
Plaster
Stock
your
winter's
supply
of
Nanaimo-Welling-ton
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
.S52H2E
l
i
"Never
did
the
outlook
appear
lrij:tiie)
fin-
the
return
of
'the
(..literal
candidate
in
Skeena
rid-
is
llian
it
doe
today,"
declared
Fred
Stork,
M.P.,
who
relurri-
cd
on
last
nishl's
train
after
ilieuLirly
of
dr4yin)f
si.imkIiiik
h
'nr.'iuht
visitin;;
hi
'constituents
In
the
interior.
He
;u
attended
lh
Smit
Ihts
Fair
and
the
Telkwa
llarhemie,
ImiIIi
of
which
h
sail
were
splendiillv
siiiTessful
affairs.
Stalin?
that
his
own
(rip
wa
very
successful,
Mr.
Shirk
says
that
a
keen
interest
is
already
beins
taken
in
Ihe
Itulkley
Val-'
ley
in
I
be
forthcoming
feeral
elect
inn.
At
the.lliithie
mine,
Mr.
Stork
firel
the
opening
shot
of
the
Liberal
campaign
by
addressing
a
iiieellnji
of
Uie
mlnwrs.
Hie
member,
tocether
willi
a
party
of
visiters,
was
taken
throtieh
the
Diilhie
mine,
awl
all
wrpp
amazed
al
the
developmofil
there.
Durhft:
his
trip
Mr.
Stork
cov
ered
thoroughly
tbe
territory
around
Smilhers
and
Telkwa.
BUSHBY
IS
CONFIDENT
Conservative
Candidate
for
Fed
eral
Seat
Sure
That
He
Will
Be
Elected
After
In-.
terlor
Trip
Exlreinely
confident
that
he
will
achieve
a
signal
success
at
Ihe
itoll
m
the
tori
hcomtns
federal
eleetkm.
erve
(.
Itusbby.
Conservative
candidate,
returii1
to.
tbe
city
last
:n?lil
tiom
a
I
rip
to
the
interior,
where,
he
de
clares,
a
wonderful
rerepton
was
given
trim.
Mr.
Husbby
at
tended
the
Smitliers
Fair
and
Telkwa
Barbecue,
artinc,
with
Archie
Knipht
and
Hu?h
Mc
lean,
as
a
siartin?
jud?e
in
the
horse
races
at
Hie
latter
point.
.Mr.
Husbby
also
covered
the
country
around
Smilhers
and
Telkwa
ralher
thoroughly
by
au-
iHinobile
a
r
I
slates
that
be
found
there
many
obi
friend
and
supporter.
.
Mr.
Buehby
took
an
etecial
iuteiesl
in
tbe
activities
of
tbe
firm
of
Sealf
A
I)oMtson
at
SmHhers,
wfikh
recently
conceived
an
idea
for
the
market
ing
of
the
produce
of
tbe
country.
He
found
tbe
firm
well
equipped
with-
cold
nlorapr
idanls
al
Sndlbers,
and
inter-
vtevrcil
Mdh
Mr.
Sealjr
and
Mr.
IIoimIsoh.
the
principals.
Mr.
Husbby
amiounces
thai
be
is
alwtul
to
oimmi
a
speaking
tour,
in
the
course
of
which
he
will
rover
Ihe
entire
Skrcna
dl
Iricl.
EXPOSING
WILD
CATTERS
COMMENDED
BY
PAPER
'Victoria
i'liiic
In
ejiMisinn
the
acttvilie
of
wilil-ml"
niiuin?
nimpaHiesho
jmfviticial
minis!
ei
of
mine
is
performing
a
ueful
public
er-
vice.
Hi
intention
to
continue
that
oliey
should
scare
away
from
Hrilisb
Columbia
those
individual
who
try
to
got
rich
quick
at
other
people'
exjtene.
This
province
is
due
for
very
considerable
expansion
in
mineral
production,
(t
can
deliver
the
goods.
Hut
Ihe
public
in
entitled
to
adequate
protection
auip?t
unscrupulous
promoters,
j
Hrilish
Columbia
ha
had
all
tbci
'
black
eyes
of
this
kind
that
it
can
Mlatid.
Two
or
llirce
victims
very
naturally
lose
a
pood
deal
of
their
sense
of
proportion
and
oflen
blame
the
province
for
their
experiences.
The
salesman
who
is
in
such
h
hurry
(hat
be
ha
scarcely
a
minute
lo
breathe,
wbo
tell
hi
prospective
clieni
Itiut
there
is
no
lime
for
invest
ixal
ion
and
that
the
"deal"
must
hernnrlii-'d
at
once,
should
be
watched.
Often
a
nijihl's
sleep
over
his
proposal
will
spoil
his
frame
A
prospi.d
thai,
will
not
slaml
reasonable
inquiry
is
suspicion
on
the
fare
of
it.
V.
V.
Harry,
srcncrul
njjent.
passriiRcr
deparlmeul,
at
San
1
ranciscti.
arrived
in
the
city
on
Iftl
n.nl.
1..
I
-
t
-
imc.Ii-
r
'i
noi
mini
jasper
Park
and
boarded
the
sleamer
Prince
(ieorse
lo
make
ilmrounil.
I'np
to
Alaska
and
outli.
DAILY;
1?kS8
Tbjurday.
c
9
LIBERAL
WIN
SCHOOL
EXHIBIT
is
assured;
is
excellent
Fred
Stork,
M.P.,
Highly
Pleased
Drawing
Shown
at
Fair
Com-
wlth
Election
Prospects
j
Opened
Campaign
at
t
Duthle
Mine
mended
by
Judge,
and
Also
the
Manua
Tra
ilnq
Products
One
T
lluv
feature
of
lh'
fair
that
always;
in!erel
pupil
ntlendint!
srhniVVaiid
the
parent
i
and
friend
of
,lboe
pupil
ij
Ihe
avhibit
of
sthd
rfr,
par-j
In
this
Ihe'
nnuncialion
SeliiH.!
narticfnniedf
a
well
a
the
puldic
and
hiphi
schools,
ami
xhuwed
some
ei-
rellenl
reuM.
Asked
rpiinlln'
'he
sebaol
exhihil.
John,
Kyle,
ihe
itxe.
said
he
wa
glad
to
sc
tfth
an
exhibit.
Some
of
the
wrk
was
splendid,
e-'eially
that
from
one
iwiMleulnr
scImm'I.
He
frongly
urjed
tti.it
..uuples
,,'
this
work
should
!
ent
to
the
provincial
exhibition
at
1
New
Westminster,
where
it
could
In-placett
in
ctHiipatition
with
sim
ilar
work
frani
the
other
.ehooN
of
Ihe
pMMviace.
He
considered
Ihe
design
work
part
iciilarl.
(;hoI,
bat
Mature
drawing
wis
n4
a
well
repreciii.-d
in
lb.
exbibU.
Mr.
Kyle
also
judsed
the
man
ual
Irainin?
awl
industrial
c-
hilHts.
He
spoke
most
highly
of
Ihe
work
Ml
Ho
i
doing
the
srbtMds
ati.l
ii
need
that
marine
work
shooM
i"-
encourage
I.
partieHlarly
vifb
a
view
lo
en-
ciHirapins
iirteresl
in
)nal-lMiM
-
ins:.
In
Ibe
Industrial
departmeni
Mr.
Kyle
deplored
the
lack
entries.
There
were
only
one
o-
two
piecVsv
ia
wmMl-worin?
and
two
in
sheet-metal
work.
He
considered
a
tht
eftou!
wubl
stimulate
nffort
in
lhee
Prie
li4s
i
laanpnl
Irainnr.
department
I6m-s:
wooaworK
limde
MorTion.
lirade
7
Kre.1
liiaawell.
Hon
orable
luenliwu
Minn.
lirade
K
K.
Morrlaon.
lirade
ft
J.
ifnn.
(Srade
l
Hank
of
Montrea'.
inetlal
wou
for
the
cla
by
N.
Kinslor.
II.
Heilbronner,
J.
Sims
I.
Kalsnyama,
Y,
Katuyauia.
J
Parker,
C.
Tbooipon.
A.
Cad
F.
Kicbmond
and
A.
Phillip.
f
suite
of
dinini-rMni
furniture
Drawfpg
tirade
fi
Man
Vee.
(trade
7
Virlnr
Tboma.
Crade
8
V
llrookbank.
trade"
9VM.
MrKenxie.
The
Mao
in
the
Moon
.
YSr-
IK
yon
vi.
ii
tue
fair
On
a
l
nny
night.
You'll
:.!
your
ills
At
one.-
set
riiriit.
If
you
visit
lb
A
fair
When
the
sub
is
skininc.
You'll
ncwr
be
any
Hel
r.-pininp.
A
Yoi:.Mj
stood
Al
the
fo..i
of
the
tree
And
looked
at
the
frtill
Swing
aiiractiyHy;
And
he
,
i.l
loJiairfeir
.
iie;
hutkeirtmi
'VpiB
:
"I
wfsh
I
liad
the
i
To
tat
$
...iHie
apiin.
IT
seem
,
alural
lo
call
a
Ltlking
parrot
p0y
even
H10117I1
Statt
baby
on
Eg!e
Brind
II
you
cannot
nur
him.
Do
not
nperiment
with
foodi
and
fik
his
htaJtk.
mar
b
hit
lift
1
For
67
year.
Eagle
Bf
and
haa
been
ihe
leadinc
infant
lood.
Write
lor
lrt
htlplul
Baby
Wellaie.Booki
The
Borden
Co.
Limited
rzz
Phone
123
BETTER
STILL
CALL
AT
OUR
STORE.
Wo
will
be
only
tpo
pleased
l
slii.w
Vn
our
!uiKf
liM,k
nf
House
Furnishings
iiulmlinp
WUIoii
and
nuit-ter
riis.
niiam
.mil
priiilvd
linideiiuis.
draperies
ami
cnrt
nii
goods,
beijiling
and
ImhI-rt'otn
furniture.
diniiiK
rtinm
mid
living
mom
furniture,
haliy
carriMr'
K-rrt.
We
jirejwy
frciplil
to
your
netircsl
luliou.
Remember
the
Store
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
Third
Avenue
and
First
Street
the
parrot
male.
talker
is
always
a
IF
yotj
wih
to
1"
popular,
do
nothing.
Kvery
lime
you
dg
any
thing
worth
while
you
trend
on
stHoebody's
Um
WIIK.N
aterybody
Ue
a
type
writer,
wfcal
will
Ibe
school
:
ear
hers
tto
for
a
living?
A
MOIto.V
i
one
f
lhe
suys
ibal
i
likely
to
de
velop
a
persmtalUy
later
aud
te-couie
great.
THhltK'S
a
HHteh
diffecence
'
iietweea
real
money
aad
tbe
thing
Ibe.
stock
sellers
promi-ii
there
is
belweea
a
movie
kis
and
Ihe
real
thing.
IT
lakes
abMit
a
morh
ceur-ge
to
refuse
to
sign
a
Hilion
u
it
would
to
fafe
I'donel
AU
if
he
ran
amuk
with
hi
gnu.
MANY
WOMEN
USE
SlftlPLE
MIXTURE
Many
apt
recuie
tbe
quick
action
of
simple
buckthorn
hark,
glycerine.
He,
a
mixed
in
Ad-
lerika.
This
remove
OAS
from
Ihe
Alomar
h
to
len
minute
and
brings
out
surprising
amount
of
obi
wavle
mailer
you
never
though!
wa
in
yw4ir
system
Adlerika
tp
that
full,
hlou'ed
feeling
and
make
you
enjoy
eating.
II
is
an
excellent
Intestinal
evacuaul
for
the
relief
of
obstinate
constipation
or
allied
r,tit-ach
trouble.
Urines
Limited.
Iiruggi!.
SCHOOL
PUNTS
ArF
EXCELENT
PRODUCTS
The
exhibit
of
scjiool
plan's
al
tbe
fair
i
an
cxn-llenl
one
this
year.
Theae
plants
are
pro
cured
for
the
pupil
in
the
form
of
rooted
slip
early
in
the
oa-
tn.
and
are
tuken
home
and
aared
for
by
them.
They
include
rHchsia.
begonia
and
geranium,
awl
a
a
result
of
the
.11.
triliiition
87
plants
are
shown
all
in
bloom
and
showing
excellent
care.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prlnca
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
1
Ableson.
Prince
Iluperl;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
U.
X.
Nelson,
Price,
Utah;
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