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anil
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MH1M
nu
prince
Rupert
on
List
V
D.
PaHulIo,
minister
member
of
Hie
prince
Rupert,
ar-
iruii
ia
mi
Itie
mIu.v
ami
lefl
Jyj
y
;v
i
where
he
will
i
nic'inn
thin
evening
l-tv,t
Stork.
I,
literal
'
in
House
of
Com-s
I.
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ami
p
a
ilk
aL-o
peak
Arrompanieil
by
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Patlulln
will
relic
interior
ni
to-
r
Irain
and
irocieil
lo
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Purl
lilriMon,
ampaipn
her"
,
11
y
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with
a
lie
Weslholmo
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morn
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SALES
LOCALLY
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fur
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bepn
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for
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statement
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by
A.
II
toll
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i
he
U.C.
Fur
'
vpiiup.
i
h-
increase
in
,irin
apparel,
a
i.
wu
In
a
fart
iliat
real
Wer
MtS
any
i
ml
that
vilim
ine
had
at
a
ni
iff1
pn-.
fiirrtiae.
at.
mpany
had
ffer
ciepllcnl
im
t
it
At
raw
'tin!
when
-
at
the
low
put
1.
1
lMin
ritanu-
.-tinailp
fur
"ii
Hie
Mien
s'
minimum
m-tnil
rt(iam.
the
mlddle-M
pnlirely
ami
a-e,
on
In
Ine
LADIES'
WHIST
I
mlie'
Section
WliM
l.wsue!
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fallow:
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2
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Not
AdvuHI.
U..
L.
Pt.
0
?
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2
0
The
Letter
Box
!!
Nrws
'-pare,
space
in
yon
we
should
Ilk
lo
your
render
Ihe
.
sp
of
your
paper
i
was
made
t
lint
lb
inert
Hospital
linil
it
v
for
forty
pair
'
hospital'
use
Willi
p.
Hay
Co.
3
all
n.uestinn
of
'
'.
will
the
Hudson's
:
a'p
a
nickle
lo
Hip
SP
'nl
activities,
which
w
nave
lircn
liberally
1
by
he
.Merchant
of
"
Merchant
hem
f
Miey
fpp
nifjirievrd
i'al
Hoard's
action
f
-
m
made
thai
hospital
mppl
the
Itoard
to
cx-"
ry
Pnre
to
gri
t
lie
low-'
'
commensurate
wilh
v
far
ctiougli
ami
jrood
but
as
Hip,
deficit
ha
'lo
up
by
Hip
city,
and
1
an's
arc
paying
Due
1
Kiipporlins
the
hnspM.-il
1
nthpp
wav.
it
i-oiixM
Ti'1"
inprehanU
aro
very
'PllPnanailn.l
i
ik
lt...
an
''rri'
ll.
an.l
nhoul.l
ho
cn-'li"
litiNinpN.
Wti
iin-
'
"hal
tiractipiillv
nil
hits.
"
a
nniurp
K'
I"
"ip
:iiip
lor
clly,
alid
think
"f
Una
it
hiRh
time
"no
MOk
nil
I
!.riil
nn.
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"Iip,
ppnpral
imfilM
nsMo
'"''"'In
of
tin
llospllai
'I'R
first
p,.p,
Ca,m
eiders
wan
not
udvertljed
SO
i
i
1'
in
I
lift
local
nanrrs.
anil
many
who
would
have
put
In
n
hid
had
no
rhanco
lo
do
no.
KppiiiuIIv.
IIio.p
who
wrro
in
vited
In
silliinit
namploH
wore
ipciri(a11y
advised
that
a
union
hliinkplionly
would
m
comiiilcrp'l.
thiil
l
a
mixture
of
cotton
ami
wool.
.
It
wonld
appear
Dial
an
all
wool
hlanki't
was
spli'ded,
or
Ihn
hoard
hns
paid
an
Meeodinpl.v
Itift
price,
as
the
flinire,
wo
n-flersland,
exccedeil
by
practically
12.00
oach,
the
bhl
or
some
of
the
Ificat
hntiseti.
Will
any
sane
person
(
contend
Mini
it
Is
ood
business
In
nn-laltnnljtc
Ihc
bil"'!'
nf
this
rlly?
When
the
nurses'
homo
was
creeled,
did
the
Hud
son's
Hay
ro.
or
any
out
of
town
concern
conlrihule
a
nicklc?
lo
llify
buy
lickeln
for
Hallowe'en
datices
or
help
furnish
I
In
rhlilren'j
ward?
Wc
venture
to
say
lliey
do
not.
Therefore
it
seeuis
poor
business
on
the
pari
or
the.
officials
to
o
out
or
their
way
In
put
business
In
llicir
hands,
and
earn
the
enmity
or
local
business
in
so
dolntr.
.
Yotirs
faithfully,
IliriWN.
.MKHC1I
ANTS'
TERRACE
NOTES
0.
K.
Whllney.nriffilhs,
Victoria,
Provincial
secrelary
or
the
Farmers
Institute
was
in
town
4..
TO
THE
RAILWAY
WORKERS
OF
CANADA
Dear
Sirs:
I
am
credibly
informed
that
a
whispering
campaign
is
being
carried
on
in
the
endeavor
to
misrepresent
my
views,
and
the
attitude
of
the
Conservative
Party,
towards
the
Can'
adian
Natiojxal
Railway
System
and
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Company.
In
order
that
there
may
be
no
doubt
in
your
mind
as
to
where
I
stand
on
railway
amalgamation,
I
give
you
my
personal
assurance
that
I
have
never
given
the
slightest
support
to
it,
and
I
will
oppose,
either
in
office
or
in
opposition,
Parliament
dealing
with
the
question
of
amalgamation,
unless
as
an
issue
to
be
placed
squarely
before
the
people
at
a
future
election
for
their
decision.
Increased
population
and
traffic,
and
not
amalgamation,
are
needed
to
solve
Canadays
Railway
problem.
My
railway
policy
is
bound
xip
with
a
reasonable
and
stable
protective
tariff,
bringing
with
it
prosperity
and
increased
railway
earnings,
thus
assuring
regular
full
time
employment
for
Canadian
railroad
workers,
as
against
short
time
now
prevailing
in
many
branches
of
the
railway
service.
With
my
best
wishes
for
a
prosperous
future,
,vJ,V.;j
am,
i
Yours
very
truly,
:
i'
on
Wednesday
lo
attend
the.
District
Convent
ion
or
the
Farmers'
Institute.
J.
V.
Tredway,
or
the
mines,
was
in
town
on'
Mr.
aral
Mrs.
R.
Taper
and
dauftlitcr
Lillian,
or
Pacific,
wero
vlsliors
lo
Terrace
on
'Thursday.
W.
H.
Kerr,
Wistaria,
vvho,va
in
Inwii
as
a
dotepalo
front'
Oolsa
Lake
District
In
the
Farmer'
In-stlluto
Convention,
left
forMiomi
on
Thursday.
"Mrs.
J.
K.
Frost
relumed
al
Hie
Imviiiiuiik
of
the
week
from
a
visit
with
friends
in
Smithers.
Jlr.
Frost,
who
was
al
Alcza
Lake
atlcudlnj:
the
forestry
classes
held
there
by
P.
S.
llenney,
district
fnreler,
relumed
on
Sal-nrtlay.
.Mrs.
K.
K.'
Hlrnie
who
has
spent
the
last
Tew
days
as
the
ituesl
of
Miss
Annie
Cousins,
relumed
to
fiinillirrs
ntt
Wednesday.
J.
flarland,
Knlum
Lake,
was
In
town
on
'lluirsday.
Leo.
Ilenolt
who
has
spent
Ihc
summer
nl
Oeorne
Little's
lumber
yards,
Sinitliers,
returned
to
Terrace
on
Tbtirsday.
J.
W.
Turner,
Smithers,
ar
ARTHUR
MEIGHEN)-
L!fetrS-Ciirrvti
Wtor
rxmmlmw
MA
Rn
It,
Torats
1'
rived,
in
I
own
on
Wednesday
to
attend
the
Fanners''
Institute
Convention,
and
returned
home
on
Thursday,
J.
Itelway,
Kalum
Lake,
was
in
I
own
on
Thursday.
i
K.
Cavenailo
and
A,
Clar'en-hcair,
were
arrivals
from
Prince
Ruperl
on
Thursday!
The1
W.A.
will
meet
this
coming
week
at
Hie
honio
of
Mrs.
C.
R.
Cilberl.
R.
A'.
Harlow,
Prince
Ruperti
was
in
town
on
Thursday.
R.
U.
Ilamfnrd,
Kmlako,
attended
the
Farmers'
Institute
ft'
convention
on
Wednesday
and
returned
lo
the
interior
,
on
ThurHtlay.
Klftyd
Hall,
of
Smithers
was
a
business
visitor
on
Monday1,
reluming;
homo'
on
Tuesday?
fieorso
Q.
liushby,
Conservative
Candidate
for
tills
riding
in
Ihe
coming
election,
spoke
lo
a
jroM
representative
audience
In
Ihe
U.W.V.A.
Halt
on
Thursday
evening.
His
talk
dealt
chieflv
with
the
tariff
Issue;
which
he
went
into
at
some
length.'
Ho
also
explained
the
inisuhder-slandiiiK
in
regard
lo
his
altitude
Inward
Hie
elevator,
Ja.
Nelson
prjsided
over
the