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New
Prices
Waltham
Watches
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
I'cr
load
$6.50
Per
half
toad
3.50
I'fr
sack
50
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cool
I
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
680
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
67B
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phono
tt.
'Urtane,
Warehousing-.
nd
DlatributliiK,
Team
or
Motor
Bervlue.
oal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
Speolallze
In
Piano
an
Furniture
Bavlnn.
M
I
LK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIP-PJNQ
CREAM
Wo
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
!5o
for
"nif
Pint.
Quality
and
Sorvlco
Special
loo'
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
.
Phono
657
t
Tueeday
and'
Wednesday
ll.i
vmim.l'
fii.frr.ii.
i..
..V..
I
il
Paint"
field
........
These
nif
the
now
re-
"nedy.
"A
Wild
Oonft
dueed
price
ror
movement
Chase."
wlm-li
ran
be
filled
into
any
'n,';"nnal
New.
.
case
desired.
.
Thursday
.
"Fast
Lynne."
rccn
.
:
jewels.
.
$50.00
frjd.y
and
Stturd.,
Hiverside.
in
j,.Wels
$45.00
"IlPbnd
l,e
Front."
'
JMrWelt,
,17
jttn'cU
t
Crndy,
."Aleet
Father"
S24.CQ
Paffie
lieview.
Ui'Kvlar.
17
JpwpIs..
$22.75
,!
J"w
I-
$18,59
'
jewels
S11.KO
.J"'4,;",,"
r7f,r
"
w
lynne"
here
vii-il
wr
HIP
nnJ
sradp.
(Jewellers
TUt
5T0HE
WITH
THE
CLOCN
I
Use
PEROXIDL
These
S
x
Ways
J
A
a
nmuili
wash
and
KB:
all'.
,i
i-tii'rk
lievm
'"'.
I'wpii
pnlPKni.
and
i
'ii'ify
Hie
bip.'illi.
O
A
a
ilrntifrit-e,
lo
lileach.
wliiirn
ami
tnnUfy
the
(eeli.
Q
n
liieneh
and
lo
ear
lip
-kii
eniovp
frerklPt,
ma
.liradf.
and
other
nkln
(iJrtilislii.
A
A
a
lilt
airh,
lo
make
hair
mvimIiIp
on
ihe
arm,
'a
re.
nprk
iHi
lep;
C
Fr
iiiaiiirurinir.
to
prevent
hansnalU.
and
lo
"eniovp
Klnlii.
C
n
peridrnlian
(1poIo--anl.
I'arke
,v
fUi.
I'ernx-
ile
lnt
lipi-.HMP
it
keep
it
rpnir!h
lonel.
4
ox.
25
Cents
Rupert
Pharmacy
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
FORONENIGHTpNLy
Famous
Stage
flay
f)9ne
In
Plo-;
tures
Is
a
Qoroeoue.
I
Production.
t
i
I
'
e
pholoplay
prodnrti.on
of
Mr.
Henry
Vnnd'
plienonienal
,tate
,lf.
"Kar
l.ynne."
yUir,
j
I
lo
le
cjiown
'J'iiurday
only,
i
lieraldpd
h
one
'of
Hie
nut
exr-
k-imi
proiiieiiiin
ever
made
under
the
Fox
hanner.
The
film
tt,ry
i
produced
Jn
Hie
jierioTT
of
1870
a
mol
ro-iiianlit!
and
piejure'iue
portion
of
nip
worlr
h!tory
wjtji
Hip
!auty
of
rural
F.nland
ai
th
hackKrouml.
Itp.ili.in?
Ihe
unuuaj
oppof-luiiitiiM
for
nianlfi?en!
prijgr-
'ion
fealures
,Mr.
Fox
enJHed
I...
iL.
.i
.
.
.
r
.
j
4'
Tuesday.
September
7,
1020,
'.IS
--Tf.jk'
raa
DaIlv
news
f
t
Raymond
HaJInn,
arwi
Iheir
love
i
,fair
vvllli
an
xrnitlionally
l.paii-L
WEEK
it
tuiith
tW1
7
7W1
.t.tiul
and
vivacious
Jr.
Mary
-
.
.
...
i-OIPs
mr.
"WET
PAINT"
GRIFRTH
COMEDY
HERE
TONIGHT
STORY
OF
GIRLS
AND
jf
AN
Wet
Paint."
sfiow(n
here
to-ii
u
III
aud
lomovrow.
is
Hie
ri.lf-.uliuisly
funny
tale
of
the
rich
younp
man
who
Is
tricked
into
a
:
jiropusal.
lie
really
loves
Ihe
anl.
but
she
has
only
entered
into
the
affair
tpcaue
of
a'bel.
Hay
swears
they
are
IhrouKji
and
makes
a
nv
thai
he's
uollur
lo
marry
Hie
first
woman
he
meets.
1
...
i
,
.
i
n
rmrrsp
in
ins
eniieavori
to
.et
away
rn.m
.in.Wliinp
jlhat
wears
h
skirl,
he
meets
oracti-
,
rally
every
orelly
Birl
llial
llollv-
IwoihI
harbors
with
the
possible
II
t
V
'I
11
.1
'ii-juiwii
iii
0'V.r'
vejo
iHanlels
and
(lloria
!
i
Swansnn.
nniiuii,
Oh
tll
'
yes.
Jrian,
who
never
appearpd
more
nllni.1....
-i
.i
".
.
.
hum
i-iiiirnurnf
man
xne
f
doe
in
a
lied
Cms
worker's
unl-
-
inrm
in
hip
picture
ft
.Heore
Joining
jip
with.
Uncle
ram
s
raiillna:
narlv.
ih.
;pp,ry
nd
Jlaiton
have
been
sworn
enemip;
the
first
a
de-
.
lecllve,
and
Hip
lallpr
a
burglar.
4
riul
since
they
bnlh
look
to
wear-nx
lfic-same
uniform,
they
have
7
hpcnmp
iiinirUoM
llpprys
comeMy
performance
i
Irply
mairrilficpul.
lIMIXIIHirrill,
Mlirp.'iSXlll
surnaxiin'
A
Jw-n
Jii
irrefil
comely
character
?
19.1
inn
a
'
IHjodP
slaud
JlPd,"
tli
tin
uir
niire
oi
i
iip
jip.m
terunicalw
"
and
a"a
iiunier
hunters
on
on
tii
aHiaiu
in
the
inolioii
nfelnrp
fbeauM
fi
pol
and
Ihe
con
I
.ot
Ulotlp
lllliw
llm
..lr..
II.
I
I
production
and
beauly
of
the
pho-
'opiay
Ieml
charm,
out
a
series
"
t.-i.f.
iAn..
'ii...
.
.
.
-
"
nil-
easrer
iioiiiriiimv
where
he
won
his
medals.
A.
l.
Teunan
of
Kiul.iln
h.
iH-iire.i
a
location
on
Ihe
east
'iid
of
Franml
Lake
on
whicl
lie
is
eslahllMiinar
a
tnuri.
Camp.
,
cuiaciniis
ln.trn
1....
leen
erected
for
Hip
l.ri..rn
,.r
fiAhennen
i.'ie
i
miction
of
collape
in
under
aijien.enj.
'Jihe
plaee,
which
will
p
known
g
Henannara.
win
oe
ix
rnlle
from
F.tnlako
by
m
mernfie
lmin
u-reek
nfl-i-
Jh"iU
b
lb"
Provincial
govern-
loiirh
of
rpallni
lli.it
I
hard
lo'
A
inavnificpnt
cat
of
popular
screen
tar
and
feature
player
jtrctpe
n,p
more
important
role
of
the
iiribliiittlnn
I
jlmtiti.l
I
ami
Alma
llulien.
both
now
etar-
rUff
under
Ihe
Fox
haniipr,
are
n
In
'
and
then
there's
Ihe
epinde
rr?Ption
Riven
Inst
wfek
in
lb.'
"
0,,f,pr
Lake
community
ball
bj
III
whipb
vhich
lie
he
enter
enter
nnoJier
nnnlliW
pomjilete,
Is
n
"wow!"
To
break
Hie
suspense,
il
must
be
admitted
that
the
picture
ends
just
ns
il
bewail
with
.the
original
sweel-ln'iirt
safely
enfolded
In
Ihe
sljirV
manly
arms.
j
llele
tostello
is
fealured
an
''She."
lltyant
Washburn
is
"Her
Jlrolher."
The
direction
I
cr'e-'
diti'd
lo
Arthur
Itosson,
the
prl-
IKinal
story
to
Hffiinald
Morris,
anil
its
adaplatfon
to
Lloyd
Cor-
jriKan.
"BEHIND
THE
FRONT"
IS
WEEK-END
PICpE
Laughable
Comedy
Tells
of
One
of
Uncle
Sam's
Raiding
Parties
In
Europe.
"'
In
the
parlance
of
the
movie
studios.
"Hehlnd
Ihe
Front."
to
he
shown
here
at
Ihe
week-end,
Is
nnlliinif
short
of
a
"wow!""
v..
I
....-1
..11
-
.
.iii
niiu-i'
mini
iiirinips
as
-.vj
.
-
railinir
--
was
liet.l
i
.
.
in
ii.o
i
fur
llnm
rtint,n.M
I
...It.
LMI1
I
....
..
....
"ai.py.Ko-liipJiy
),um
in'
-"n,-
J'ony
lyxjiiy
.''
Ilaymond
Hal
Ion
alo
add
new
lauiefi
by
hi.n
acl-lillg
n
Sailorly
MoCpp.
ImrL'l.ir
xlick-up
man
an,
ilniiifliiiov.
Mory
Hrian
i
splendid,
and
Ihe
love
inlere!
of
Hie
picture
U
hialnlained
ri?ht
up
to
Ihe
last
comedy
cJiinax.
Chester
Ronklin,
pmemlered
for
his
mall
town
characler
in
A
Woman
of
ihe
World,"
jiives
an
inimitable
performance
a
Hie
Scotch
Kill
if.
heyeral
mcji
are
bin?
employed
In
dfvlojmienl
work
or
Ihe
OerowJItehl
nilnecal
claiai,
ontli
of
Iturns
Lake.
l.
J.
Macdonald
has
Jefj
jo
.....
....
n
ni'
i
iiiiji
ii
ine
uirect-
Ihe
roles
of
Archl.aldjors
of
the
Oliver
Island
Minlns
.
and
lit.
I
Iu.lv-
Idy
laiilul
Iate.
Lou..
I
aVi
Mil
'In
!
.
ariyie
v.,...
-r-.i
..
.
..
...
.
uuiri,
i
"ii"
j
rraiu
hpenaii,
.Mafjorie
law.
Islie
henlon.
Itelle
ien-
ft.
Paul
Ianier.
.
-
Martha
...
.....
Jlnl-
The
first
chgich
service
a'
-
i
-jinuu.
i.
.mi.
i
niiuii,
j
in.ut-
mi
wpck.
i
Here
was
a
viijnoiii
.Mttisiiali
and
Hichardjvery
salisfaetory
attendance
be-llpad-wk
are
seen
in
important
fare
Hev.
V.
It.
Asford.
the
nn.
A.
K.
Hichards
nf
the
Sum-merlaiid
F.xperimcntal
station
i..
payhw
his
ri-ular
visij
lo
(i
Francois
I.ake
illustration,
sla
Hon
this
week.
Miss
(I
race
Vnn,l
Hlpjrular
Fellow,"
and
1aroldl"10'"0"'9
I
I
1
.
!.
I...
II
I
.
.
'
I
i.mjup
r
ri-
Jin
111
11,
11ns
suf
n
a
KPiiuine
producer
of
Intuili1
been
aujrhter
of
J.
S.
Vinilvi'nrlli
i
ne
well
known
Labor
member
oT
parianient
for
Winnipep,'
nr-
rnc.i
in
iiurns
Lake
this
weeu
and
is
Hie
pu'esf
nf
Mrs.
S
(ioiKvin.
A
lareelv
a!lpn,t...l
given
in
the
Franeois
.ake
Com.
tnunity
Hall
last
alunlny
even.
iiinmr
oi
.Misses
i.ury
ami
Mary
fialn
who
left
lhjs
week
lo
attend
N'orm'al
School
in
Van-
mover.
I'eonle
from
nil
.ivpp
ii.a
ju
triel
were
in
attendance
'
nl
IKItllM
rtl
a
Sf
house,
thinkfus
II
lo
be
his
own'.rVr
antl
1-
ft.
Saul
only
to
discover
n.
beautiful
wo
;
inapt
who
Is
he
iole
owner
of
the
world's
.Ioiiu'IipsI
hiisli.in'it
And
the
wild
rhase,
w'illou(j
..
l.:..l.
..
g.ltttk.
i.
-
nun
ii
mi
ri
1
1
1
1
1
1
i
ill
(
l
Sl'l'llls
Ten
Year
go
In
Prince
Rupert
September
7,
1916.
Labor
Day
was
well
celebrated
Milder
the
auspices
of
Ihe
Trades
A
Labor
CouncJI.
Callies
beaj
Mips
of
Knjflaiid
l-rt
In
five-a-lde
football
'nud.
n
hnsplinl'.
name
behveen
Union
and
business
men
resulted
in
7-5
victory
for
Hie
Union.
l-'irsl
nrin
winners
in
children's
races
were
jnuia
naiverson,
.lack
Nnden
Lprna
'pile,
Atfbrcy
Sweet,
llont-
rice
llirntn
III.....1I0
1
.....
Ill
I
Pji'ivm
l.lllllllUI?l,
lllelen
'riiorburn,
Hannah
Lnndo.
poy
.iniisiruin,
Fddio
HICne.
j-n.ii
-varun
iiiKi
Willie
Murra.v.
-.
T)ie..neUirned
Soldiers
Clul,
is
0
belter
off
as
a
result
of
a
middy
dance
in
ih&
tinii
wen's
Hull
'ih,.
rv
VI
tt
MHVUH,
purvey,
j;rs
1
M
Clancy.
Mr
Oeo.iwo
w.
Morrow,
Mrs
A.'
J
Oajjand
and
Mrs.
L.
M.
Hejllj-'
''f.ML
"
Art
.Nnble
was
master
of
thrown
on
Ihe
screen.
"Heh'liid
7'
m
Wus
,,e1'1
"'
city,
(lie
Fronl"
Is
a
true
mirror
cir-f
7'
p
,w
Ap,ri",t
ITCIed
and
the
humorous,
side
of
noldlerlnK
iZ,iPrr?'n
.
ad.
in
France.
The
story
concern
'
,V
J'
.'"
'
a
couple
of
dumb
doughboys,
I,
T
is
S
ru
'
S'k
C0l,nin"n,0n'
'
p.ayed
by
WaUace
Beery
.'nd
LOCAL
LIBERAL
CAMPAIGN
OPENED
SATURDAY
WIOHT
IN
WESTHOLME
THEATRE.
continued
from
p.iyre
two)
word
"Hrjtlsh"
was
unfnrtnnalP.
Iy
wordpd.
Fish
Traps
Mr.
Stork
'then
nroceedei!
to
explain
his
altitude
on
(he
fj.s
trap
(juestron
which
he.
stated
had
been
.
mlsrenrespnlpil
nonerValfveis.
He
outlined
the
circumstances
leading
up
to
the
application-
oi
uie
Canadian
Fishing
Co,
for
licenses
and
the.
jrranlin;?.
of
Ibpm
in
1U25.
H
had
cohsisjently
opposed
fis,i
traps
and
only
with
reluctance
had
aejpifpnecd
in
thcni
ipny
Krauipu
m
after
an
assur
ance
bail
been
im-pn
Ida
pany,
unknown
to
the
minWler
or
nimseir,
by
a
dpparlTHPntal
official.
He
read
Ihe
teleranii
with
repaid
to
ih
mn.
.....1
pharppd
that
u,P
Coniprvatiycfc
Hieniselvpn
.!
t,i!,.,.i
n.JL
:.
.....
....
j
erjtion
of
Hip
Iran
nn.l
i.o.i
W,
irmpiea
jo-
iiiame
hirn
for
f.
wain
10
any,
jr.
Stork
d.
lared.
"it
is
not
Hip
imfi.
VfiJ..
they
say
Fred
Stork
wa
respon-
oip
jor
ine
tippnse
bein
n.iiiinj
iu
a?,
inn
as
(-am'it
ini.awa
anrpi
l.iwra
ifovcrnmeai
is
In
piwi?r
HiPrp
will
be.
jio
suci
licenses
granted."
Mr.
Stork"
I
lien
wpiiI
on
in
r.
Miunt
the
history
of
the
ff.T.P.
raiway
and
Hip
port
of
Princ
Hupert.
Durln?
h.p
regime
of
he
Conservatives
pvpii
the
mos!
npiimisiic
people
of
Prince
Hu-iert
realized
that
fche
railway
and
norl
were
pettin?
nowhere.
In
1021
when
MackpnriP
Kin
v
w
v
i
-
era
Croii.
na.
piunieii
lo
inwer
steps
wpp
.aen
low-an!
SPtliiifr
businesi
for
the
road
so
that
there
mipht
oe
some
return
for
the
invest
ment
of
l3ri,000.000
betwepn
ipiI
Pas
Junction
and
Princ
unpen.
The
Elevator
v
ii'U
lii.al
end
in
view
Hip
Prince
Hupel
elevator
bad
been
rimcpivpii
ann
Uf
1
1.
n
had
been
the
only
ray
of
light
in
"ijnieen
years
and
,il
would
"wan
a
preal
dPal
in
the
development
of
the
port
of
Prince
Hupert.
Evpry
Consenative
but
niie,
nr.
loimie
or
Vipinfi-i
..
....
....
.
.,
Inii,,
lie
wished
lo
g-ive
credil
wliere
it-JM
was
uue
bad
opposed
the
uiiuiiifE
or
the
elevator
and
t
-oipienined
it
as
"the
most
outrageous
project
before
the
people
of
Canada.'-
II
was
heralded
all
over
ine
nomlnlon
as
fine
of
Ibe
-rimes
0f
Ihe
Kinjj
yovernmenl
Anally
Ihe
elevator
had
been
'ascii
to
the
wheal
pool
as
an
-ji'tiiiipiu
mr
two
years
at
a
iio.minal
rental
with
the
under-slandimr
that
lime
a
rental
equal
to
Hs
interest
would
be
paid
or
the
plant
-mupin
outright.
The
.scheme
tan
iieen
sujijiorled
by
the
mavo
mil
council
nf
Pri
vhom
he
congratulated.
This
jrai,
ioo,
us.
i
Jipph
condemned
uie
(uoiiM'nativps.
"Kven
one
of
Hie
Prince
Hu
eri
uaners
saiit.
iimi
vi-
lork
had
nolhing
do
wilh
Iho
blaininp
of
.the
elevator
bgt
lie
Progressives
had
got
jt.
Tj,o
lilTl
II.
t.
11.
.1.
..'.Ill
fc
.
iiiui((
.mr.
wiHne
saying
I
-uihim"
win
op
xiw
Ibe
Tories
mill
it."
Good
Faith
The
building
of
Hie
elevator.
Mr.
Stork
said,
was
an
evidence
jf
the
Vood
nlllr
nf
.
ii,
Marten-
IP
klhif
.niifAi..;Hl
i.
J-w.v.ijuii.-cil
WHICH
ite-
ieve.1
iiv
tho
prjijcct
nn.l
vthe
iiiri.
x......
.
...
.4
I
lie
(.onserviillvp'
n.
rteonIe.
'wlm
sliiwr.t.l
iin.
i'.-:
he
projeel,'
declared
Mr.
Stork.
io
win
nave
an
opportnnil.v
m
Seideinlier
I
I
of
.4)1
VItltV
')t
n
i
ou
think
and
I
have
no
hesita-ion
thai
you
will
express
the
logical
conclusion'."
Mr.
Stork
dealt
briefly
with
:he
constitutional
question
and
oiiueu
out
that,
with
the
ltou.
Jisxolviw
as
it
had
done,
the
upplementnry
estimates
provid-ng
$1,000
for
boulder
removn!
it
(island,
1
1,000
for
surfacing
'he
Slewarl-Ilyder
road,
13,000
for
new
wharf
at
Stewart.
43,300
,
ror
new
wharf
at
Tow
Hill,
and
iii,niMi
preliminary
appropria
lion,
tor
I
in
risiicrmnn',1
rin..i
...v
..
nu.ll
111
Prince
Hupert
had
gone
by
the
ooar.i.
''We
will
have
amnln
nnnnrin
lily
lo
discuss
Hie
SSlin
nl
n
"ater
dale."
concluded
Mr.
Stork
n
announcing
thai
thoro
wwild
aijti.mer
pieeiing
next
Mom
av
nening.
"In
Ihe
meantime,
lot
ine
assure
you
that
there,
is
every
evidence
thai
Oanada
will
emrn
ine
Mackenzie
Kin
gov
erninenj
on
Sen
imlun
i
i
ti.
people
will
not
bo
misled
bv
the
smoKe
screen
of
nuggllpg
when
,Un
Krealesl
sniuavll
no-
nt
nil
was
Mie
sinugling
of
Mejgben
iiuo
oiiicu
ni
uuawa."
ODDFELOWS
VISITANYOX
Excursion
at
Week-End
With
Grand
Master
Was
Successful
and
Enjoyable.
e-
Member-
of
lhe
loeal
Iddfel-
lows
Iidgp
had
a
.succeiaful
px-
cursion
at
the
end.
of
Ihe'
week
accompanying
H.
A.iJ'errr'tif
Van
couver,
grand
piaster
for.
Hritisi
Columbia,
on
his
offjcial
vlsii.
The
party
left
here
on
Satunlay
eveniniz
from
Swanson's
final
nl
11
o'clock
and
arrived
in
Anvox
at
10
o'clock
Monday
morninsr.
Theyf
were
met
at
the
dock
at
Anyo.x
by'
F.
Dresser,
district
deputy
grand!
master,
ami,
after
inspecting
the
!
hall
where
the
meeting:
was
In
be
held,
ihe
local
members
werp
giv-
en
a
luncheon
at
Ihe
"Hliie
Hird."
i
The
afternoon
wa
taken
up
wjlli
sightseeing
at
the
smeller,
mine
ami
other
points
tff
interest.
The
meetinj?
look
Mace
in
Ihe
evenipg
at
Hie
Elks
HaMl
and
wasj
attended
by
a
very
larse
nart
of
Lbe
Anyox
l4)d?e.
After
llie
meet-
inx.
a
banquet
table
was
spread
'
in
Hie
"Dugout"
where
over
k()'
'
persons
were
se-aJed.
The
Noble
rand
of
Askew
Lo.tue
o.
.1
i
A.
H.
Kirby,
was
Ibe
first
snpaVpVi
and
introduced
at
the
close
of
his
!
remarks
Hip
speaker
of
Hie
even-1
tajr-firand
Master
Iloy
A.
Perry.!
TJje
(iramj
Master.
cave
a
von-
interesting
and
instruclive
ad-
.
dress.
He
was
followed
hv
i
ii
f-.
M.
F.
Dresser
of
Askew
Lodge.
-oiite
frrand
of
Prince
Ilupert
lodge,
peter
I
Solem.
D.
I),
fi.
M
1).
Fereuson
of
Princp
iinnnt-t
rand
Lodge
reoresentalivp
.f
Wilson
of
Askpw
Lodgp,
past
rands
II.
Kent
and
S.
Downs
and.
Hro.
W.
Illackliurn.
Interspersed
Xween
addresses
were
a
niaim
o!o
by
F.
Dresser,
sonir
hv
i.i
i
Hlundell
and
F..
Cravsfs
of
Askew!
and
j.
McLpan
or
Prince
Hupert.
j
and
a
duet
by
Steve
Jones
of
Askew,
saxaphone,,
and
A.
K.
Woods
I
of
prince
Rupert,
violin.
After
silking
"For
Auld
Lans
Svnp
v
and
"Hp's
a
Jolly
flood
Fellow,"!
Ihe
meeting
broke
up
at
11.30
byi
singing
"(iod
Save
the
King."
j
The
visiting:
brothers
were
es
corted
to
Ihe
dock
by
Askew
Lodge
j
in
a
ooiiy
ami
ier
at
12
mi.ln.ight
:
imidsl
cheers
and
Ihe
strains
ol
j
AJoha
Oe."
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOOfi
lavs;
sSi-
T--X.
The
war
lo
bean
cn.ils
nf
lire
on
a
political
enemy
is
lo
e
more
decent
than
he
is
i
i
-
...
jane
says
you
can
tell
n
Conservative
by
Hie
honest
wav
in
which
ne
tens
a
lie
lntpp
will
hp
llPro
inAn
I
.
.....
...
....V
.-V.SII,
boys,
and
we
have
lo
decide
how
u
nay
our
coal
inn
ar
er
l.-ist
T"?ar
s
are
rieared
off.
There
are
so
tvnr.
poal
.
mpv-
.
x
-r
i
.
.
.
,
cuaius
in
town
now,
it
is
be
coming
Increasingly
ilifndult
to
el
credit
for
"more,
than
a
year.
Labor
on.
boy.
Labor
D.iv
Is
pasl
and
gone
for
another
yeaV.
i
I
In
ejection
davs
eleMors
l.nlce.
political
Ideas
like
a
ben
lakes!
orn.
.
I
hey
grab
and
swallow.
.is'
PAn'rT's1
WliERCVp
THgllE
ARE
FLIES
USB
PLY-TOX
BRRHBbbV
'
lifceF
BBaBBBBBBBaWr
m
Jl9
A
Hl
ATw
1
KP
-1
11
19
oomethina
crnina
M
Dai
babu
ate
-
Yes.
Tiut
tainted
hi
Flies
PLIES
crawled
over
the
food.
Waded
in
the'milk:
Their
stenchy
feet
were
filthy
dirty.
Baby
took
germs
of
burning
fever
in
to
her
tle
body
when
she
ate
th
food.
She
JbMecaroe
restless.
And
then
sick!
Flics
cause
forty
thousand
deaths
in
the
Uniijed
States
each
year.
And
far
too
many
of
them
are
children.
''
IIFlv-Tiil.
Prntjv-t
UtiU
fnlV.
Vf.V.
A
Mad
(n
Vtncovn,
p.
C.
your
borne
clean,
comfortable,
sanitary.
FI
Y-TOY
KILLS
F
LI
ES
MOSaUITOES
MOTHS,
COACHES,
ANTS.
FLEAS
v
2
SEND
IT
TO
THE
LAUNDRY
-:-
-:-
ALL
CLASSES
OF
LAUNDRY
WORK
Including
three
distinct
services
for
Family
Work,
viz:
SOFT
FINISH,
THRIF-T-SERVICE
and
WET
WASH
at
most
reasonable
prices.
DRY
CLEANING,
PRESSING
AND
REPAIRING
Pioneer
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
118
and
we
will
do
the
rest.
.
a
ai
m
m
M.KM
WW
W,
a
w.
w
ia
M,
mmyy
AGE
IN
CASK
IS
TtflS
ONLY
"AGE"
THAT
COUNTS
AGED
IN
OAK
CASKS
This
ndvertiseinent
i
not
published
or
dispj.lyed
Jiy
the
Liquor
Control
lloartl
or
liy
the
Ooveniment'
of
Diitish
Columbia.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
'
'
'
.
.
:
.1-.
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
THE
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1925.
Has
produced
Minerals
ns
follows:
Placer
Gold,
$77,03,0i5;
Lode
Cold,
$122,808,-Silver,
$7-1,111,307;
Lead,
$80,218,007;
Copper,
$107,042,017;
zinc,
$30,025,V47;
.Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$1,50A,387;
Coal
and
Coke,
273,018,053;
Building
Stone.
Hrick,
Ce;neut,
etc.,
fVOOS.SSO;
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
the
end
of
J025
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,628
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1925,$6
1,492,242
The
Mjtiitig
Laws
of
this
Province
ore
more
liberal
and
the
.fees
lower
than
those
of
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
Hrjttsh
Kmpire.
Mineral
locutions
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
aro
obtained
'by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
is
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants,
Full
information,
together
with
lining
Hcports
and
Maps,
may
he
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
.Victoria,
British
Columbia.
V
It
lr.nni:nnll..
li
n:n,i.
r..i
..
...l.:
ii:.11'i
ii......Li!j.
.
.....
i
iuuii,anj
fin,
iiin?u
yuiifiiifii,
(Miijf
iiu
i-rupcriies
upon
wnicn
ueveiop-ment
work
Iin-
been
done
arc
described
in
some
one
(if
tbo
Aniiiinl
'lteports
of
the
Mtnicliti.
i.r
Minna
rn...u..
a....
...i..:..
i
i
.
.
.....,.o.t
...
Whic3,
i;ii.-u
tuii9iiirui((.
iiiiniiig
iiivmiiieuis
isiiouki
reier
10
siicn
reports.
They
are
available
without
charge
on;
application
to"
the.
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria,
H.C..
Reports
covering
each
of
the
six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
are
published
separably,
and
are
available,
on
application.
Reports
of
the
Geological
Survey
of
Can
'tt$U''ni"11
'-yi',,mJr
VailC0llv-er,
ire
recoinmended
as
valiinble
sources
of
Infrirma-
,
.
:
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