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the
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eschanpe
and
market
value.
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undoubtedly
here
and
there
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j.
possible
to
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of
u,,.
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l.xl
who.
re-menibTiiix
Iha
102.
wheat
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iwo
dollars
on
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l
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be
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price
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by
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(hat
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majority
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pool
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are
well
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lo
dale
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price
quoted
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but
to
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wheat
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manner
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lo
enure
tablc
contlitiom
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to
return
a
reasonable
profit
over
the
cot
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world
condition
will
allow.
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i
the
concensus
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the
three
prai
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province
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whatever
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have
?ol
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member
it
irreale!
benefit
ha
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the
ylem
f
interim
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thin
nytefn
the
farmer
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had
hi
return
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hi
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al.irwtK-iHHiii
on
hand
with
which
to
purchae
his
(wine
and
other
requlMIc
foi
(hi
year
harvest.
The
fact
thai
Ihe
farmer
thu
ha
Ihe
cab
for
hi
necessary
puiclia-e
mean
that
he
i
not
put
lo
the
expense
of
borrowins
from
llie
nan
in
onier
io
nar-
vel
hi
crop,
and
th
full
ad-anla?c
of
Ihi
lat
payment
will
be
fell
when
he
find
out
that.
a,Mii..,nai
r;
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inlenil
of
having
to
pay
out
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lot
mam
or
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irini
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per
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.th
kk
rnmii
rowed
money
he
ha
Ihat
additional
jmrchasiiiR
power
from
hi
i'J.Ti
crop
with
which
to
reduce
hi
mi1
staluliiiii
deb!.
LIBRARIAN
ASKING
BOOKS
BE
RETURNED
Regular
Meetl.tip
of
Board
Last
Nlnht
Heard
Reports
on
Work
of
Month
l
Ihe
meclinp
of
Hie
library
ttmard
!nt
itiinlil
with
atl
thf-
meuiber
present,
the
librarian
rcporleil
that
during-
the
month
I
here
had
been
228.1
books
loaned,
an
averajxe
of
87.H
a
day.
Hurins
Hint
lime
there
had
been
art
new
reui.!
ral
ions
ilimi'-
a.
takMi
aaym
ndd.
irarrt'an.l
III
had
caiicellid,
leaving
at
iK
i-rJ.in.
irf
Ih
barllf
Ml.
tmt
rir
in
the
present
111
29
cards
out
A
few'
new
libok
had
pone
on
Ihe
shelve.,
five
by
gift
and
Vlrli'TnVWviy
purchase.
While,
five
honks
TiaiT
.ai.i
iinwi-iii.
also
'.niin
iL'tbad
been
cancelled
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ran.
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if
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atarhv
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raS
li..
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in
en
ll.n
ti4n.
this
Ui
wnrklnt
lll
I
Iti
tmm
It
a
art.
r.i.ii..inlrsl
ami
br
whlrli
will
l'r
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lo
inrwnm.;.
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Mill
liriii'ni
nur
a.
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m-
.
THT?
TJATfTT
TTKWE
pack
rrYB
RUM
RUNNING
SWEDENLESSENS
Immense.
Quantities
of
Liquor
Was
Confiscated
Last
Year,
But
Much
Less
This
(iOrilHXHUIU'i,
Sweden,
Sept.
I
Sweden's
rum-running
problem
are
rapidly
decreasing.
iay.
Count
loe,
head
of
Ihe
eoal
guard
service.
In
previous
year
there
usually
were
a
dozen
vessel
in
rum
row
on
Ihe
west
coast,
while
now
there,
are
never
more
than
iwo
or
k
three
thai
need
walcliing.
Tho
decrease
ha
been
proportional
on
Ihe
east
coast.
Count
l'osse
points
out
that
in
102.1
Hie
authorities
confis
cated
150.000
liter."
nr
illegally
imported
liquors,
whiio
last
year
the
amount
fell
off
to
90.000
liters.
The
indications
for
tins
year,
he
said,,
arc
that
llio.ie
fig
ures
will
bo
-cut
in
half.
This
particular
wilflc
of
llie
coast
guard
service
is
expected
lo
become
easier
when
Ihe
Hel-singfors
convention,
signed
re-renlly
by
the
Swedlslf
govern-inenlf
goes
into
effect.
Thecnn-vcnlioii,
which
increases,
the
territorial
limit
lo
1-
miles,
lias
been
sinned
by
12
stales.
"
DRUGS
PICKED
UP
WESrVANCOUVER
Supposed
to
Hive
Been'
Thrown,
Over
from
Outbound
Vessel
by
Smugglers
VANCOin'KIl,
Sept.
I.
Wrapped
in
layers
of
cork
and
packed
lightly
in
,a
packing
case
with
Oriental
characters
marked
on
the
outside,
a
big
consignment
of
drugs
has
been
round
on
the
shores
of
West
Vancouver.
The
find
marks
the.
third
big
I'he
total
P'n'kaf-e
which
has
been
picked
number
of
books
now
numbers
i'U
oulside
the
Narrows
In
tho
I
5
.
Jpasl
few
inonlhs,
and
as
a
ro-
Ihe
libriirian
asked
dial
Ihose
who
had
not.
yet
returned
books
since
Ihe
summer
vacation
tin
so
nt
once.
Miss
Mortimer
is
leaving
at
the
end
of
the
month
ami
is
anxious
to
hnve
everything
in
good
order
before
her
successor-
hikes
charge.
The
book
enmmiltpc
reported
Hull
they
wefo
placing
a
small
order
for
17
new
books,
largely
children'
books,
DR.
R.
E.
EYOLFSSON
MARRIED
YESTERDAY
.'.I
in
marriage.
The
newly
wedded
couple
plan
on
apending
a
few
days
visiting
suit
customs
officials
mid
H.
(J.
M.
1.
narcotic,
details
are
making
an
intensive
search
of
Hie
various
Inndings
along
Howe
Sound,
the
assumption
being
that
a
drug
cache'
is'
located
atom;
the
sound.
It
is
believed
thai
Iho
drugs
aro
I
brown
overboard
from
outbound
Oriental
.
linens,
as
customs
men
on
hoard
tun
Vessels
when
they
arrive
report
that
their
watch
makes
it
Impossible
for
tho
drugs
to
be
thrown
overboard
on
tho
inward
voyage.
No
,01110111
men
aro
aboard
when
tho
liners
leave,
however.
'
J
Finding
of
Iho
threo
eonslgn-
A
wedding
of
considerable
lo-jmeiils,
value,
at
together
about
cnl
Interest
took
place
yesterday
i
$30,000,
all
in
tho
ono
vicinity,
at
l.uiular,
Manitoba,
when
Dr.indicales
Hint
tho
dop
runners
It.
K.
Kyolfsson
of
this
city
and
are
supplied
with
boats,
accord
.miss
Mini
.Magnuson
were
null-
ing
to
the
officials,
and
it
is
bo-
lieved
Ihat
tho
real
activities
of
lhe
men
aro
cloaked
under
a
towing
service.
aaaaaataaaa
miiiiiiiM
.j,,,,
AMUNDSEN'S
BOOK
IS
REJECTED
BY
HIS
GERMAN
PUBLISHERS
Ml'XICH.
iept.
I.
Roald
Am
undsen's
las!
book
has
been
de-j
dined
by
Ihe
explorer's
former
friublihers;
in
Munich.
Tie
manu
script
was
rejected
because
iAmumlen
.-'evered
jill
connec
lion
with
the
Herman
nation
when,
miring
the
war,
he
re
turned
his
Herman
decorations
and
resigned
hi
honorary
mem
bership
of
Herman
societies.
The
publisher
in
their
lal-ment
conclude:
".Not
until
Amundsen
ha
made
proper
amends
for
hi
offenive
behavior
I
l.ermany,
Ihe
result
of
misrepresentations
by
Ihe
anil-Herman
press,
will
Ihis
firm
consent
lo
puiilisli
any
more-of
his
works."
Antundsen
is
scheduled
lo
a
series
of
lectures
in
prior
to
sailing
in
for
America.
YANDERHOOF
W.
T.
Ilunler,
superintendent
of
the
dominion
experimental
.station
al
Sunlmerland;
A.
K,
Hirhnrd,
supervisor
of
illustration
stations
in
the
province,
and
(J.
Tice,
chief
agronomist
for
the
provincial
department
of
agrieiillure,
.were
visitors
here
last
weekft
They
inspected
tho
Vanderhoof
illustration
which
is
conducted
by
David
Turcolte.
A.
H.
I.aird
has
arrived
in
Vanderhoof
lo
become
manager
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Hank
of
Commerce,,
succeeding
J.
M.
ltlackslock,
who
has
gone
to
Vancouver,
where
he
will
be
attached
to
llie
superintendent's
department.
After
having
spent
six
weeks
visiting
here
with
her
daughter,
Mrs.
I..
II.
Smith,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Secord
has
left
for
her
home
In
SI.
Catharines,
Ontario.
K.
C.
McHillon,
prominent
at
lorney
of
Omaha
and
former
governor
of
the
stale
of
Nebras
ka,
was
here
recently
to
inspect
his
extensive
land
bidding
in
Ihe
district.
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
It.
C.
McCorkell
and
daughler
have
returned
to
Vanderhoof
after
a
motor
trip
through
the
southern
part
of
the
province
and
Ihe
northwestern
slale.
Fred
llorhnven
has
gone
Chilliwack
wilh
a
number
callle,
for
show
ami
.sale.
Mr.
anil
.Mrs.
1'..
A.
,Milchell
and
.Mr.
and
.Mrs.
George
Og
slon
have
relumed
from
a
three
weeks'
innfnr
trip
to
Seattle
and
Vancouver.
Mfs.
Hubert
Held
nnd
her
daughler.
Miss
Moore
have
left
for
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Ileid
will
upend
u
mouth
on
the
coast
and
Miss
Moore
will
attend
Normal
School.
'a
Tm
H
W
H
AH
-X:-
mmauMUfm.
".
The
Furnace
ihat
Saves
One
Ton
in
Seven
The
ei
!th
which
the
home
ein
be
kept
warm
during
the
wintrr,
when
the
Heels
if
osed,
haa
endeared
St
to
thouianda
of
.women
who
have
to
look
after
the
furnace
while
the
man
of
the
house
ii
out
at
work.
It
requires
cne-seventh
leas
coal
and
therefore
less
shovelling.
It
is
easily
cleaned
and
correctly
trimmed
without
waste
of
live
coals
by
the
independent
action
of
its
Individual,
triangular
grate
bars.
Per
feet
heating
can
be
maintained
with
the
least
amount
of
coal,
with
a
minimum
of
labor,
and
no
fuss
or
muss.
(
Its
steel
ribbed
fire
pot
gathers
lil
the
heat
from
the
coal
and
delivers
fresh,
and
pure
air
to
the
rooms,
its
fused
Joints
preventing
leakage
of
gas
and
dust.
'
The
heat
it
properly
humidified
by
its
circular
water
pan.
The
Hecla
will
make
your
house
a
home
of
comfort,
peace,
health
nd
contentment
during
the
long,
arduous
winter.
No
other
furnace
at
any
price
will
give
you
as
long
and
satisfactory
service
or
save
you
as
much
trouble
and
money
as
the
Hecla.
Our
dealer
in
your
neighborhood
will
tell
you
the
whole
interesting
story.
If
you
cannot
locate
him,
mail
the
attached
coupon.
CLARE
BROS.
WESTERN
LIMITED
WINNIPEG
SASKATOON
Willi
I'elanve
m
X
h
Iakr-ta
before
retiii'ii
ijr
to
'tic
city.
CALGARY
EDMONTON
VANCOUVER
CLARE
BROS.
WESTERN.
Limited.
Winnipeg,
Man.
-
Please
mail
me
fully
Illustrated
booklet
giving
all
particulars
of
the
Hecla.
Name
,.
Address
-
Local
Agents
for
'HECLA'
Furnaces
10
Year's
Guarantee
Given
With
all
Furnaces)
Let
us
Quote
You
on
Winter
Heating
Requirements.
Fraser
Street
STEENS
LTD.
Dr,
and
Mrs.
YV.
.loss
stone
and
Mrs.
Mansell
have
returned
to
Vanderhoof
a
tier
bavinu
pent
a
holiday
camping
on
Stuart
Lake.
STEWART
The
Salmon
Iliver
Hanking
Co.
will
in
future
be
known
as
the
Hank
of
llyder.
Officers
of
Die
institution
for
Ihe
year
hivo
been
elected
as
follows:
I'resi-
lent,
J.
A.
Hall;
viee-presiden!.
K.
K.
Hall;
cashier,
K.
D.
Had
don.
Oodfrey
Anderson,
well
known
prospector
of
this
district
for
the
past
firieen
years,
died
last
week
in
hospital
here.
He
was
iK
yenrs
of
e
and
was
a
na
me
of
Sweden.
Mis
Daphne
Workman,
who
left
for
Vancouver
last
week,
will
take
up
nurses'
training
in
St.
Paul's
Hospital
in
Ihat
i.
FREE
STATE
POPULATION
DUH1.1N.
Sept.
I.
An
official
estimate
gives
Ihe
population
or
the-
Free
State
as
3,lfi3.000.
There
Is
a
slight
decline
in
the
birth
and
death
rates.
The
Free
State
has
not
yet
taken
a
cen
sus.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Huperl.
and
situate-
at
Ferguson
Hay,
Massetl
intct,
0.0.
Islands,
H.(l.
Take
Notice
that
Gosse-MH-
lerd,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
11.0.
occupation
Salmon
Canners,
In
tends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commenoing
at
n
post
planted
approximately
20
chains
east
from
northwest
corner
Lot
1
a
I
;
thence
south
3
chains;
thence1
west
10
chains;
thence,
south
2
chains;
thence
west
10
chains
to
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571;
thence
south
8
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
ticice
north
20
chnins;
thence
cast
2
chains,
moro
or
Ios,
to
beach;
thenco
following
meandering
of
shore
line
to
point
of
commencement,
nml
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less.
GOSSH-MILLFIU),
LTD.
Applicant.
l'er
Wm.
fl,
Mitchell,
Agent
Datld
Juns
26th,
1025,
Phone
5.
CANADIAN
STE4M
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phono
No.
3.
4
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Service,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
nre
ready
al
any
lime
lo
receive
your
phone
call,
to
tako
your
instructions,
to
lake
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
odd
Dry
Cleaning.
E
YOUR
FURS
REMODELLED
AND
REPAIRED
at
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Third
Avenue.
Phones
Day,
Green
120.
Night,
Black
709.
Fall
Millinery
COATS
and
DRESSES
Bent's
Third
Ave.
Phone
G51
Phrenology
MAY
LEE,
the
great
lady
phrenologist
from
Jerusalem,
will
read
yntir
head
liko
an
open
book.
She
will
tell
you
nil
about
your
past
and
present
Don't
miss
this
great
op
portuuUy.
820
Third
Avenue
West.
aHaMaad